Generations - Arms of Hope

Winter 2015

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Table of Contents3 New Currey Learning Center4 Paul & Mary Lou Winkler Hospitality Center5 Arms of Hope Graduates 7 Resident Spotlights11 Annual Report & Organizational Goals17 Third Day Performs at Houston Gala19 Natalie Grant Performs at Dallas Gala21 Jason Castro Performs at San Antonio Gala23 Freebirds - Big Burritos and Even Bigger Hearts25 Arms of Hope Happenings27 AOH is thankful for Volunteers29 AOH Golf Tournaments30 Christian Camp & “Friendraiser”31 Memorials & Honors

Upcoming Events:Kerrville Golf Tournament

April 6, 2015Comanche Trace Golf ClubDallas Golf Tournament

April 27, 2015Firewheel Golf ParkSan Antonio Gala

May 30, 2015Hyatt Regency Hill Country Houston Golf Tournament

June 22, 2015Woodlands Country Club

San Antonio Golf TournamentNovember 2, 2015

Canyon Springs Golf Club

Registration available online:ArmsofHope.org

Letter from the President and CEO

ON THE COVER: Natalie Grant, Contemporary Christian Music Singer-Songwriter, pictured with Arms of Hope residents before the Dallas Gala.

Help AOH bydonating today!

Arms of Hope is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit Christian organization that was formed by the consolidation of Medina Children’s Home (est. 1958) and Boles Children’s Home (est. 1924). Since the consolidation, Arms of Hope has added an urban application of its Together Program by opening a Duncanville Campus. Arms of Hope offers residential and outreach programs for children and single-mother families who are fleeing poverty, homelessness, abuse, neglect and human trafficking.

The mind of a child is a beautiful thing. I was talking to a sweet little boy, who is a resident on one of our campuses, and realized that he mea-sured time by Curious George episodes. For those of you that haven’t been blessed with Curious George exposure, or overexposure if you have small children, it’s a 30-minute cartoon on PBS about a monkey. “Mama, will we be at home in one or two Curious Georges?” “Mama, only 48 Curious Georges till we go to Sea World!” It is truly one of the most precious things I’ve heard.

Since coming to Arms of Hope, I’ve come to measure time in a different way as well. Annual measurements of: How many of God’s children that were abused, neglected, poverty-stricken and homeless did Arms of Hope provide food, clothing and shelter to? How many counseling hours did we perform to help our residents break destructive generational chains? How many volunteers blessed us with their generous gifts of time and work on an AOH campus? Did our residents make educational gains and graduate from one of our programs? Most importantly, did we share the gospel of Christ and disciple to those in our care? These are some of the many measurements that the leadership and staff at Arms of Hope look at every year to ensure that we are constantly doing everything in our power to transform the lives of those who we have been entrusted to serve. Arms of Hope is honored to present you with the Fiscal Year-2014 Annual Re-port in this publication. This report is information for you, as a dear friend of AOH, to know the services and accomplishments of the last year and to assure you that every dollar generously donated to our ministry is used to truly make a difference in the lives of those in need. On behalf of the Board of Directors, employees and residents of Arms of Hope, I want to thank you for your help in making the last year an incredible one and humbly ask for your continued prayers and generosity. I look forward with wonderful anticipation to what God will do for his children through AOH next year, or in 17,520 Curious Georges from now.

Sincerely,

Troy RobertsonPresident & CEO

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Scholarships - Many of the children and single-mother families we care for have the desire, ability and need to further their education. You can help Arms of Hope make certain no one in Arms of Hope’s care is ever deprived of quality education by providing funding for scholarships for our residents.

Sponsor a Child of Family in Our Care - Whether it is Christmas gifts, a birthday surprise or simply taking care of essential needs like clothing, food, school supplies and household items, the children and families in our care ben-efit immensely when you show you care by financially supporting the procurement of items essential to their care. Sponsorship programs are available for all giving levels.

Livestock Donations - Livestock may be processed for food or converted to cash.

Vehicle Gifts - Donate a running vehicle that is in good condition. We can use everything from cars and minivans for the transportation of the children and families in our care to trucks and trailers for use in the maintenance and upkeep of our facilities and operations.

Planned Giving - Discover new ways to make a gift that also takes into consideration your personal circumstances and the needs of your heirs including Wills, Charitable Gift Annuities, Charitable Remainder Trusts and Charitable Lead Trusts, etc. Explore the value of charitable gifts that require a little thought, but pay off in big benefits to you, your family and Arms of Hope.

General Donations - All general donations support the programs of care provided by Arms of Hope and can be one time gifts or can be scheduled to automatically recur monthly, quarterly or annually.

Wish List - Check out our wish list at ArmsofHope.org for gift ideas based on our current needs including food, personal care items, household furnishings and other essential items necessary for providing for the children and families in our care.

Honors & Memorials - Donations can be contributed as a memorial or to honor a friend or relative. The donor and the recipient or family will receive an acknowledgement.

Stock/Equity Gifts - Make a gift of stocks or equities and learn how you can gain even greater tax advantages with these gifts.

Matching Gifts - Ask your employer to determine if matching funds are available where you work. This is a great way to make your gift go even farther with no additional personal cost.










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Gift-In-Kind Donations - Your gifts of gently used clothing and household items are either used in our programs or sold dependent on current needs. Proceeds from the sale of donated items help fund Arms of Hope programs. To schedule a pick-up or identify drop-off locations, please visit RecycleForChildren.org.

College & Career Program - Cost for room/board/tuition/transportation/books/medical/counseling needs for a student in our College and Career Program: $20,000 a year

Together Program & Right Start Programs - Cost to provide physical needs (food, clothing, shelter, counseling, medical/dental) for single-mothers and their children in the Together Program: $50 a day/$1,500 a month/$18,000 a year

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Arms of Hope’s Medina Campus was filled with joy and excitement on March 1, when its board of directors and lead-ership team, several hundred visitors and campus residents gathered to cele-brate the opening of the new Currey Learning Center.

The Currey Learning Center is a state licensed day care that is being utilized by the children participating in Arms of Hope’s Together Program. The Together Program helps motivated single mothers and their children transition into successful, indepen-dent futures by providing counseling, accountability, parenting skills, career training and a home in a peaceful and safe environment. These mothers are fleeing homelessness, domestic violence, abuse or have lost sustainable support when a death, incarceration or

divorce have occurred and there are no other means of provision. The Currey Learning Center offers a safe, loving and Christian atmosphere for children while their mothers work hard to obtain higher education or attend vocational school to provide a brighter future for their families. The 10,000 square foot building is made up of several classrooms for infants through elementary school, a motor skills room, dining room and audito-rium/gym that offers multiple areas to grow physically, emotionally and spiri-tually. Outside space and equipment were purposely planned to maximize each age group’s skill set and growth potential. The construction of this much needed building has more than tripled Arms of Hope’s capacity to serve chil-dren and allows for long-term growth

of our Together Program. Because of the funding from individ-uals and foundations, Arms of Hope was able to build this brand new facility. Generous donations from Jack & Marie Currey, Jerry & Kay Cox, Dale & Amy Harbison, William Greehey, Mabee Foundation, Ed Rachal Foundation, M.S. Doss Foundation, Dian Graves Owen Foundation, the Road to Emmaus and the Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country made this amazing building possible. n

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The New Currey Learning CenterBrings Excitement to theMedina Campus

The Jack Currey Family

Board of Directors and Leadership Team

Arms of Hope-Boles Campus cele-brated the opening of its new hospitality center on June 14. Those who attended the reception and open house were able to tour this new construction project funded by special friends of Arms of Hope, Paul and Mary Lou Winkler.

Paul and Mary Lou have been Arms of Hope supporters for many years and we are blessed to have their son, Dr. Tom Winkler, as a current Board Member. The center will host more than 1,000 visitors each year that serve on campus as volunteers or visiting family members of campus residents. More than sixty volunteer groups from churches, col-leges, and businesses come and stay on Arms of Hope campuses to do special projects and minister to the residents. Without their work, we couldn’t keep up with the day-to-day maintenance of

a campus that sits on over 150 acres and where 125 residents and employees live and work every day. Most importantly, the love and support that volunteers show our children and single-mother families truly symbolize the hands and feet of Jesus. These special visitors will now enjoy a 6,200 square foot building that has four bunkrooms and four hotel rooms. There is a common area for games, activities and relaxation. The building is located in close proximity to Arms of Hope’s ROPES course, swim-ming pool, gymnasium and dining room. The building’s location, size and proximity to the other facilities not only make it ideal for groups complet-ing service projects on our campus, but also for group retreats. If you are inter-ested in bringing a group to the Boles Campus, please contact Kelvin Brown at [email protected]. n

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The Paul &Mary Lou WinklerHospitality Center Offers New Lodging

for Boles Campus Volunteers

Paul & Mary Lou Winkler

Melody completed the Residential Program at Arms of Hope-Boles Campus and gradu-ated from Boles High School. She is now attending Tarleton State and she is majoring in business with an emphasis on agricultural management. Melody is part of the Arms of Hope College and Career Program, where she receives financial support and case manage-ment.

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Ashley completed the Residential Program at Arms of Hope-Medina Campus and graduated from Medina High School. She is cur-rently attending Angelo State University.

Josh completed the Residential Program at Arms of Hope-Boles Campus and graduated from Boles High School. He is now attending Schreiner University and is part of the College and Career Program on the Medina Campus, where he con-tinues to receive financial support, counseling and in-depth case man-agement.

Damien completed the Residential Program at Arms of Hope-Medina Campus and graduated from Medina High School. He is now attending vocational school and is part of the College and Career Program on the Medina Campus, where he continues to receive financial support, counseling and in-depth case management.

Chelsey, a single mother in the Arms of Hope-Medina Campus Together Program, worked very hard to take and pass her GED. This is a wonderful start toward a new life for her and her children.

Antoinette, a single mother in the Arms of Hope-Medina Campus Together Program, passed her GED and is now studying to obtain her X-Ray Technician certification.

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From left: Patricia graduated with an Associate’s Degree in Early Childhood Edu-cation. Krystal graduated with an Associate’s Degree in Liberal Arts and is still in our program working on her Nursing Degree. Cara completed Arms of Hope’s Together Program and obtained her Dental Assistant Certificate. She is currently working on passing the state licensing exam. Sonia came to Arms of Hope as a Legal Permanent Resident and has now obtained her U.S Citizenship. She is now able to study to pass her GED. Shante obtained her certificate in Massage Therapy. She is now in the final months of completing the program as she begins her career.

Michael completed the College and Career Program and grad-uated from Schreiner University with a Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science. Michael began his journey at Arms of Hope in the Residential Program and was hired by Greg Abbott to work on his Gubernatorial campaign.

Lisa completed the Together Program at the Arms of Hope-Medina Campus, while graduating from Galen Nursing School with her RN. Lisa was imme-diately hired and works at a hospital helping others.

Ashley, a single mother in the Arms of Hope-Medina Campus Together Program, graduated from Schreiner University with a Bach-elor’s Degree in Psychology. She has completed the Together Program and has begun her career.

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I was always the child that wanted the perfect family. I felt like I was all alone and that no one in this world cared about me. In November 2010, my mom remarried. My step dad was physically abusive towards my sisters and myself but my mother did not know about it. Anytime discipline was needed it wasn’t your normal or typical discipline. After a while the abuse had become so bad that blood and bad bruising was involved. My siblings and I also suffered from neglect and were rarely supplied our daily needs. Due to this I felt forced into shoplifting to get the things we needed so desper-ately. I did eventually get caught and was sent to a Juvenile detention center but was released to go home after my

court date. Once home, I ran away because I didn’t want to be there and couldn’t handle the way things were anymore. Because my mom didn’t know where I was, she reported me as a runaway and I was sent back to the detention center and this is where I felt safe for the first time in a long time. One day I received an interview with Arms of Hope-Boles Campus. I was accepted and since being here at Boles, I have grown spiritually, mentally and emotionally. I have a stronger relation-ship with God and have learned to trust in him. I was baptized in 2012. I have grown so much emotionally and now I am able to trust people and I have begun to open up to people more and share my feelings with others. Being

a resident here at Arms of Hope-Boles Campus has changed me so much for the better and I am eternally grateful that I have the opportunity to continue my stay here at Boles and I hope my story may help others to realize that all that Arms of Hope has to offer because it can change you in so many ways.

When DeMonica came to the Boles Campus, the probation officer spoke to Kelvin Brown, the campus minister. The probation officer was discussing her behavior with Kelvin and said, “We do not have a lot of hope for this one.” God had different plans for this young lady at Arms of Hope. n

Residential Child Care Program

Resident Spotlight - DeMonica

Arms of Hope’s Residential Child Care Program meets disadvantaged children’s physical, emotional and spiritual needs, while living with house parents in a warm, family-like environment.

My name is Kamille and I am a junior at Schreiner University and have been a resident of Arms of Hope for almost 10 years. I lived in a cottage in Residential Care for 7 years and have been involved in the college and career program for the past 2 years. Nothing can measure up to the love and support the staff at Arms of Hope has shown me over the years. Growing up I was a child of domestic violence. My parents loved my siblings and I, and of course I loved them more than anything. But they had many problems of their own including the abuse of drugs and alcohol. This, of course, amplified their aggression towards each other and often times me. At the age of 4, I was forced to become the adult of my family, having to protect my 2 year old brother from my parent’s violent fights. I can recall many nights where I would hide us under my bed in the dark, soothing my brother while he

get worse. I bottled all my feelings up inside and tried not to show weak-ness. I put up walls around my heart and trusted no one. I spent the next several years in and out of foster care. Although my parents had many prob-lems, I knew they at least loved me and that there was nothing worse than being separated from the only family I knew. When I was 9, my mother was forced to enter rehabilitation for her alcohol-ism and my hopes of ever becoming a family were shattered yet again. Somehow I was still optimistic, until my dad passed away a few months later. At this point I was furious with God. In fact, I hated him. I wanted nothing to do with a God who would put my family through so much pain. In 2005, my mother gave up her custody and we were adopted. Heartbroken that I had lost my mom and dad within only a few years, I rebelled. After all, the only way I learned to express my feel-ings was through anger and aggression. My adopted parents didn’t know how to respond to my behavior and their rash disciplinary methods only made me want to rebel more. After about a year of having me in their home, they decided to send me away. Once again the feeling of neglect washed over me and I remembered back to the hurtful words of my foster parents, “you are unlovable.”

When I was first placed in the program at Arms of Hope, I was an angry, aggressive, and very stubborn 12 year old. I was rebellious and tested all the limits. I had never been in a safe, loving, long term environment where people truly wanted to see me succeed. After a few years of living at Arms of Hope, I started to see that God had always had a plan for me and that I was right where he had always intended for me to be. I quickly realized that I desired a relationship with God. After much thought and guidance I decided to give my life to God and I was bap-tized. Today, I am a successful college student majoring in biology with plans of one day becoming a pediatrician. Arms of Hope has become my home, the one place that never gave up on me. They have given me the greatest gift I never thought possible. Unconditional Love. n

cried and waiting there for hours while my parents viciously fought. Around this time, my brother and I were placed in the foster care program and from that moment on, I was shuttled from foster home to foster home and then back to an unstable home until I was adopted in 2005. Growing up in foster care was horrifying. I had never felt so alone and scared in my life. During the years I spent in foster care, I endured every form of abuse you could possibly think of. Although the physical abuse was a horrific experience, the verbal abuse is what would affect me the most, later in life. I was not only scared for myself but also for my brother. I knew that it was my job to protect him. After all, who else would? I remember crying out to God every night asking him to protect me and to bring my family back together. No matter how hard or how often I prayed things only seemed to

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College &Career Program

Resident Spotlight - KamilleArms of Hope College & Career Program provides assistance for Residential Child Care graduates with support through college, trade school or into their first job.


I would like to share with you a story about a nobody, a life that no one would claim. Before my son and I moved into Arms of Hope-Medina Campus, we lived in an emergency shelter for women and children in abusive situa-tions. It was there that I realized it was time for me to do whatever I needed to do to give my son the kind of life he deserved and I had only dreamed of.I was born in Port Arthur and just about a year to the day, my birth mother died. She had been flung into the highway by my father and then run over by 3 or 4 other vehicles. I was taken to Louisiana to live with my stepmom. I don’t remember much of my father afterwards and the times I do recall were never pleasant. I remember one time I stood up to him with a hot iron in my hand to protect my step-mom and said, “Daddy, don’t you hit my

momma anymore.” I was 4 years old. I left when I was 18 years old. I had accepted by now that I was slow, stupid and that I would probably end up like my drug addicted mother, the woman who I had to blame for making me the child of an affair that no one wanted. Or, I might turn out like my father, the abusive alcoholic and pathological liar.I ended up in the emergency shelter and that is where I lost my second child. She was 13 days old and gasping for air and I had no family members there to tell me it was going to be okay or just, “Hey, I love you.” I turned the machines off and she was reunited with her Father in Heaven where she would always be wanted and loved. It was in that shelter that I started gasping for air asking God if He could renew my strength and get me out of this dark hole.I asked the director of the shelter and she

recommended Arms of Hope-Medina Campus. She said it’s a wonderful program but you had to respect and follow the rules. Being accepted was like a gun at the starting line of a new race in my life! I have now obtained my GED, my past and what people say about me no longer dictate my future. My wonderful 9-year old son is more amazing here than I could’ve ever imagined. The employees are won-derful people in my life that I love and call my family and they love me back. I call my case manager and the direc-tor, mom 1 and mom 2. This God sent safe haven will be where I call home until I graduate from college with my X-Ray technician certificate. Arms of Hope is a place for the unwanted. My name is Antoniette, my son is Jebe-diah and we are the blessed beautiful SOMEBODIES of Arms of Hope.n

Together Program

Arms of Hope’s Together Program helps motivated single mothers and their children transition into successful, independent futures by teaching parenting skills and providing career training and a home in a peaceful and safe environment. Our Right Start Program is an extension of the Together Program and helps expectant single mothers prepare for motherhood by providing shelter, necessities and skills needed to care for their newborn babies.

Antoinette celebrating her wonderful accomplishment of passing her GED test with her son, Jebediah

Resident Spotlight -Antoinette

Arms of Hope’s Family Outreach Program is thriving in the Dallas and San Antonio areas with plans to expand to Denton and Houston in the next six months. The program was created for inner-city poverty stricken families who are in desperate need of physical, emotional and spiritual resources. The program allows the family to stay in their community and their children to continue attending school by providing immediate physical needs of food, rent and clothing. Wanting to go deeper and provide the holistic healing that truly transforms a life, Arms of Hope does so much more than just take care of a person’s physical needs. Invaluable long-term resources such as in-depth case management, needs assessments, counseling and family workshop sessions tackle the emotional trauma of history of abuse and neglect. To ensure true transformation, Arms of Hope

makes sure that each client is intro-duced to Christ through prayer, study and referral to a church. Community partnerships with churches, schools and non-profits are essential for success. Over 100 families in each location are served by this wonderful ministry. For those that need a fresh start and must leave their community due to extreme abuse, Arms of Hope is able to refer them to one of our campuses. We are so excited about the results of this program over the last two years and look forward to expanding into Denton and Houston. God is truly using these centers to change the lives of the disad-vantaged and broken hearted. “The Arms of Hope caseworker, Francezca, drove a very pregnant mom to the Arms of Hope-Medina Campus before her baby’s delivery just two days later. The mom was in a crisis situa-

tion, came to Christian Hope Resource Center for help, and began working one-on-one with Arms of Hope. Arms of Hope was the perfect place for this new mom who had no where else to go. The families that Arms of Hope works with, typically single moms, become more engaged than many of our general clients. This is because Francezca walks beside them on their journey. She makes the families she serves feel safe and cared for. When we have a single mom with several chil-dren in crisis, we don’t have to send the clients down the road hoping they will be loved, accepted and cared for. We can just call Francezca on-site to work with them and because she is on staff with AOH, she can provide special-ized in-depth needs immediately. The fluid process and strong partnership helps ensure that families in crisis will be cared for and be served in a way that wouldn’t otherwise be possible.” Megan Legacy- Executive Director of Christian Hope Resource Center and Community Partner of Arms of Hope n

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Arms of Hope’s Family Outreach Centers were created for inner-city, poverty stricken families who are in desperate need of physical, emotional and spiritual services in San Antonio and Dallas, with plans to expand to Houston and other urban areas.

The Parker Family helped by our San Antonio Family Outreach Center- “On behalf of Kaimana, Imani, Akira, Saysha, Cyrus, C.J. and my wife April and myself; we would like to say thank you from the bottom of our hearts! It took me several days to find the words that would be most meaningful to describe how deeply we feel indebted to Arms of Hope.”

Outreach Spotlight - The Parker Family

Family Outreach Centers


ORGANIZATIONAL

Goals

AnnualReport

A Snapshot of Success!

All figures in this report are based on the Fiscal Year from 7/1/13 to 6/30/14.

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Arms of Hope is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit Christian organization that was formed by the consolidation of Medina Children’s Home (est. 1958) and Boles Chil-dren’s Home (est. 1924). This partnership holds over 135 years of combined experience in caring for the financial, physical and emotional needs of children and single-mother families. Although both organiza-tions were originally created to serve as homes for orphans, Arms of Hope has expanded to serve the growing needs of at-risk children and families. Arms of Hope offers residential and outreach programs for children and single-mother families who are fleeing poverty, homelessness, abuse and neglect.

Arms of Hope is blessed to have a Board of Direc-tors with an incredible level of knowledge to provide strong leadership and guidance for the organization.

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Jerry Cox, Chairman - Houston, TexasMike Calvert, Exec. Committee - Houston, TexasDon Crisp, Exec. Committee - Dallas, TexasKen Baker, Secretary - Abilene, TexasBruce Barnard - Universal City, TexasCurtis Bedrich - Tomball, TexasJerry Browder - Denton, TexasScot Foith - Plano, TexasKevin McDonald - Houston, TexasRandy Nicholson - Abilene, TexasPat Schenkel - Dallas , TexasBeth Walker - Houston, TexasTom Winkler - Garland, TexasJana Woelfel - Houston, Texas

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

MISSION STATEMENTTo transform the lives of

disadvantaged children, youth and families by providing hope

and support in a nurturing, Christian environment.

VISION STATEMENTReaching generations by

helping children and familiesfind a future withhope and promise.

INCOME SOURCES

PROGRAMS & SERVICES; 80%

SUPPORT SERVICES & DONOR RELATIONS;

20%

65%

57%

54%

48%

40%

32%

29%

28%

25%

EMOTIONAL ABUSE

MAJOR PROBLEMS IN SCHOOL

ANGER ISSUES

NEGLECT

PHYSICAL ABUSE

LEGAL ISSUES

DRUG/ALCOHOL ABUSE

SEXUAL ABUSE

HUMAN TRAFFICKING

W. TX & OTHER STATES; 2%

N. TX; 3%

S. TX; 7%

E. TX; 10%

HOUSTON; 12%

SAN ANTONIO; 31%

DALLAS/FW; 35%

Under the direction of the board, Arms of Hope’s leadership team is in constant pursuit of improv-ing and increasing the support provided to chil-dren and single-mother families, who are strug-gling throughout the state of Texas and beyond. All employees are committed to minimizing ad-ministrative expenses and follow a detailed line-item budget to ensure continual program quality improvement and that every donor dollar is spent wisely.

Arms of Hope’s annual budget is $9 million and the organization depends almost entirely on pri-vate donations from generous individuals, corpo-rations, foundations and churches for funding.

PROGRAM ALLOCATIONS

4 HIGH SCHOOL

GRADUATES

25 GEDs

5 ASSOCIATES DEGREES

6 BACHELORS DEGREES

FOUNDATIONS; 11%

CHURCHES; 11%

ESTATES; 5%

INDIVIDUALS & CORPORATIONS; 38%

THRIFT DONATIONS; 29%

OTHER SOURCES;

6%


Almost all participants in Arms of Hope’s pro-grams are from Texas and 78% come from the urban areas of Dallas/Ft. Worth, Houston and San Antonio. Residents are from all ethnic backgrounds and are welcomed with open arms into our care. Children and young adults par-ticipating in Arms of Hope’s programs range in age from birth to early twenties. The largest population of children in Arms of Hope’s care are between the ages of six and twelve years old. Less than 4% of Arms of Hope’s residents come from homes with two parents. Most placements are a result of poverty, failed adoptions, grandparents who can no longer take on parental responsibility, single-parent


FEMALE MALE

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46%

WHITE; 25%

HISPANIC; 29%

AGE 6-‐12; 57%

5 & UNDER; 32%

AGE 13-‐17; 11%

FEMALE MALE

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WHITE; 25%

HISPANIC; 29%

AGE 6-‐12; 57%

5 & UNDER; 32%

AGE 13-‐17; 11%

FEMALE MALE

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46%

WHITE; 25%

HISPANIC; 29%

AGE 6-‐12; 57%

5 & UNDER; 32%

AGE 13-‐17; 11%



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54%

48%

40%

32%

29%

28%

25%

EMOTIONAL ABUSE


ANGER ISSUES

NEGLECT

PHYSICAL ABUSE

LEGAL ISSUES

DRUG/ALCOHOL ABUSE

SEXUAL ABUSE

HUMAN TRAFFICKING


N. TX; 3%

S. TX; 7%

E. TX; 10%

HOUSTON; 12%

SAN ANTONIO; 31%

DALLAS/FW; 35%

ARMS OF HOPE PROGRAM PARTICIPANTSCOME FROM VARIOUS LOCATIONS

ETHNICITY OF PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS

AGE OF CHILDREN INARMS OF HOPE’S CARE

GENDER OFPROGRAM PARTICIPANTS

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homes filled with abuse and neglect, and placements by a Juvenile Proba-tion Office. Arms of Hope helps each resident succeed by having them follow an in-depth “plan of service” that measures a variety of categories in their life. 90% now receive better grades in school than when they first arrived in our care with an amazing 33% now on the Honor Roll. 88% of Arms of Hope’s school-aged children are now able to participate in extracurricular activi-ties due to the support and resources

provided by our programs and staff. 82% of all AOH residents either experienced positive reunification with their family or graduated from one of our programs. 100% of the single-mothers and their children

All campus residents receive professional therapy. In the 2014

Fiscal Year, 5,250 hours of professional therapy were utilized

by Arms of Hoperesidents.

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COLLEGE AND CAREER

DUNCANVILLE MOTHERS

BOLES TOGETHER PROGRAM/RIGHT START MOMS

DUNCANVILLE TOGETHER PROGRAM CHILDREN

MEDINA RESIDENTIAL CHILDREN

BOLES RESIDENTIAL CHILDREN

MEDINA TOGETHER PROGRAM/RIGHT START MOMS

BOLES TOGETHER PROGRAM/RIGHT START CHILDREN

MEDINA TOGETHER PROGRAM/RIGHT START CHILDREN

HOUSTON OUTREACH

SAN ANTONIO OUTREACH

DALLAS OUTREACH

NUMBER OF INDIVIDUALS SERVED IN FISCAL YEAR 2014

EDUCATIONAL GAINS AMONGPROGRAM PARTICIPANTS

who come to Arms of Hope are con-sidered to be homeless. Arms of Hope is truly making a difference in the lives of the individuals by pro-viding programs that offer holistic transformation.

4 HIGH SCHOOL

GRADUATES

25 GEDs

5 ASSOCIATES DEGREES

6 BACHELORS DEGREES

FOUNDATIONS; 11%

CHURCHES; 11%

ESTATES; 5%

INDIVIDUALS & CORPORATIONS; 38%

OIL & GAS, THRIFT SALES & OTHER SOURCES; 35%


The Residential Child Care Program meets disadvantaged children’s physical, emotional, educational and spiritual needs in a warm family-like atmosphere where house parents function as mother and father figures. Residents range in age from 5 to 18 and live in cottages with eight to ten children. Arms of Hope provides for children’s basic daily needs includ-ing shelter, food, clothing, counsel-ing, supervision and education.

OUTREACH PROGRAMFamily Outreach Centers provide physical, emotional and spiritual assistance to underprivileged chil-dren and families in their own neighborhoods, which are some of the most financially distressed urban areas in Texas including San Antonio, Dallas and soon to open in Houston and Denton. As well as provide short-term immediate assistance to prevent homelessness, hunger and disconnected utilities, invaluable long-term resources such as in-depth case management, needs assessments, counseling and family workshops are provided to help change a person’s future. All clients receive prayer, Bible study and church referrals. For those suf-fering from extreme abuse, Arms of Hope residential campuses become their new home.

RESIDENTIAL CHILD CAREPROGRAM The Together Program helps mo-

tivated single mothers and their children transition into successful, independent futures by providing counseling, accountability, parent-ing skills, career training and a home in a peaceful and safe environment. These mothers are fleeing homeless-ness, domestic violence, abuse or have lost sustainable support when a death, incarceration or divorce have occurred and there are no other means of provision. Arms of Hope has also begun adding urban appli-cations of its Together Program by opening a campus in Duncanville, Texas, and has plans to open addi-tional Together Program campuses in other urban areas across the state.

TOGETHER PROGRAM

COLLEGE & CAREERPROGRAM

The College and Career Program provides assistance for Arms of Hope high school graduates with support through college, trade school or into their first job and of-ten includes accommodations for graduates who have not yet found a place to call home.

RIGHT START PROGRAMThe Right Start Program helps ex-pectant single mothers prepare for motherhood while providing shelter, necessities and skills needed to care for their newborn babies. It serves as an entry point for women coming into the Together Program who de-sire to be a parent and learn how to establish a healthy family environ-ment for their children.

Through church services, devotionals and other frequent spiritual devel-opment opportunities, each year 25-30 residents become new followers of Christ. Each child and single-mother at Arms of Hope encounters grace, mercy and unconditional love that truly changes lives.



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EMOTIONAL ABUSE


ANGER ISSUES

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N. TX; 3%

S. TX; 7%

E. TX; 10%

HOUSTON; 12%

SAN ANTONIO; 31%

DALLAS/FW; 35%

PROBLEM AREAS UPON ADMISSION TO RESIDENTIAL PROGRAMS

Programs Offered on Arms of Hope’s Three ResidentialCampuses and in its Urban Family Outreach Centers Include:

HOW YOU CAN HELP

In 2014, Arms of Hope hosted 66 different volun-teer groups, 1,350 people

and 23,808 volunteer hours! Arms of Hope is so thankful

for its volunteers.

Scholarships - Many of the children and single-mother families we care for have the desire, ability and need to further their education. Sometimes the only missing ingredient is the necessary resources. You can help Arms of Hope make certain no one in our care is ever deprived of quality education by providing funding for scholarships for our resi-dents.

Sponsor a Child or Family in Our Care - Taking care of essential needs like clothing, food, school supplies and household items is es-sential. The children and families in our care benefit immensely when you show you care by financially supporting the procurement of items essential to them. Sponsorship programs are available for all giving levels.

Planned Giving - Discover new ways to make a gift that also takes into consideration your personal circumstances and the needs of your heirs including Wills, Charitable Gift Annuities, Charitable Remainder Trusts and Charitable Lead Trusts, etc. Explore the value of charitable gifts that require a little thought, but pay off in big benefits to you, your family and Arms of Hope. Send inquiries to [email protected].

Monetary Donations - All general donations support the programs of care provided by Arms of Hope and can be one time gifts or can be scheduled as reoccurring gifts. Donate online at ArmsofHope.org.

Volunteer - Arms of Hope welcomes over sixty groups per year. To bring your group to Arms of Hope, please inquire online at Armsof-Hope.org.

ORGANIZATIONAL GOALS FOR 2015

· Increase number of children and families served though the building of new residences on each campus.

· Raise awareness of programs offered to assist children and families in distress to cultivate and increase the number of individuals, churches and corporations financially supporting the mission and work of Arms of Hope.

· Improve and increase services to needy children and families in ur-ban distressed neighborhoods by opening new Family Outreach Cen-ters in Houston and Denton.

· Increase utilization of facilities on the Boles Campus through expan-sion of Day Care capacity.

· Offer additional opportunities for spiritual development for partici-pants in Arms of Hope programs.

· Improve and increase distance learning educational opportunities for residents on each campus.

To bring a group of your friends to Arms of Hope, please inquire

online at ArmsofHope.org

View a brief video aboutvolunteer opportunities:

Do You Want to Make A Difference by Volunteering?

Specific Funding Needs for Arms of Hope

Learn more about how you can help at ArmsofHope.org

v Funds to provide counsel-ing by Christian Licensed Professional Counselors for our residents: $70 per session (reduced Medicaid rate) which equates to $280 a month or $2,700 per year for each resident.v Funds to send children to Christian Summer Camp: $450 per child (last year Arms of Hope sent 56 for a total of $25,000)v Funds for much needed vehicles: $20,000 (15 passenger van, $25,000)v Funds to remodel an older existing cottage: $25,000-$50,000v Funds to sponsor a church group to come to our campus for a mission trip: $2,500 (meals and lodging provided for a group of 75 per week)v Funds to build a new quad which houses four mothers and their eight children: $350,000

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third day GRAMMY AWARD WINNING CHRISTIAN BAND

THIRD DAYperformed an evening of

inspiration forArms of Hope

Supporters and Residentsin Houston

On October 13, around five hundred individuals assembled at the Hyatt Regency in downtown Houston for the annual Arms of Hope Reaching Gen-erations Gala. The special musical talent for this event was THIRD DAY.

During nearly two decades in the spot-light, the members of THIRD DAY have seen God’s truth become evident over and again and they testify to that truth on their latest album entitled “Miracle.” It is the latest collection in a long, impressive body of work that has earned THIRD DAY four GRAMMYs (11 total nominations) 24 GMA Dove Awards (42 total nominations)1 RIAA Platinum album and 8 RIAA Gold albums. Over the years, the Georgia-based band’s music has provided a vibrant soundtrack in the lives of this generation of believers. “Show Me Your Glory,” “I Believe,” “Cry Out to Jesus,” “Mountain of God,” “Call My Name,” “Born Again” and “Trust in Jesus” are just a handful of the THIRD DAY hits that have inspired and uplifted audiences around the world. Of course, the band loves to perform

and entertain, but most importantly they want to offer hope and encour-agement. As a Christian non-profit that offers hope and encouragement to hundreds of children and single-mother families who are in desperate need of holding on to faith, partner-ing with THIRD DAY was an easy and exciting choice for Arms of Hope. Over one-hundred residents and staff members traveled to Houston from the Arms of Hope - Medina Campus to take part in this amazing event. Antoinette, a single mother in the Together Program on the Medina Campus, shared her story.

“I would like to share with you a story about a nobody, a life that no one would claim. Before my son and I moved into Arms of Hope-Medina Campus, we lived in an emergency shelter for women and children in abusive situa-tions. It was there that I realized it was time for me to do whatever I needed to do to give my son the kind of life he deserved, and I had only dreamed of,” Antoinette stated. She told the

audience that now she believes she is a “someone” and that her dreams for herself and her son are being real-ized with the love and support that she found at Arms of Hope.

Justin, who is seven years old and has lived on the Medina Campus for five years, shared his blessings with the audience.

“I like my friends at Arms of Hope. Their names are Ollie, Cynthia and Jay. I like the new daycare and the play-ground. I love that I get to eat oranges, peaches and strawberries! I even get my own bed to sleep in. My little brother lives here, too. I kinda love him. My friend Joel is the minister and he tells me about Jesus. Jesus is really cool and he died on a cross for me.”

A great time was had by all during this wonderful event and between the resi-dent stories and the uplifting concert, supporters continue to tell us the impact that this inspirational night had on their own lives. n


Arms of Hope Senior Leadership Team with THIRD DAY

Arms of Hope children enjoying the concert

Arms of Hope residents with THIRD DAY

Arms of Hope child, Justin, speaking to the audience

Lead singer, Mac Powell, greeting AOH

childrenThe large crowd enjoyed the touching programand uplifting entertainment.

Over one hundred Arms of Hope residents en-joyed the evening along with AOH supporters.

Mac visiting with the crowd.

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Natalie Grant Captivated the Audienceat the Dallas Gala with her Beautiful Voice

& Songs of Encouragement

On September 27, almost six-hundred guests gathered at the Dallas Hilton Anatole for the annual Arms of Hope Reaching Generations Gala. Guests enjoyed an intimate concert with Grammy nominated artist Natalie Grant.

Natalie is a powerhouse vocalist, heart-gripping songwriter and amazing performer. She has consistently remained as one of the top selling Christian artists with over 3 million in sales. The Gospel Music Association named her the 2012 Female Vocal-ist of the Year, an honor that she’s received five times. Natalie’s latest

album, “Hurricane,” debuted at #1 on the Christian Billboard Charts in the fall of 2013. Beyond her artistry, she is an outspoken advocate for victims of human trafficking. In 2005, Natalie founded the organization Abolition International which recently grew with a merger into Hope for Justice Interna-tional. This organization is committed to providing quality restorative after-care to human trafficking victims both domestically and internationally. As a domestic organization that provides healing to many individuals who have experienced the horrors of trafficking, Arms of Hope was delighted to partner with Natalie. Seventy-five residents

and employees from our Duncan-ville and Boles Campuses were able to attend the event and were inspired by Natalie’s music and her message of hope. Multiple Board members attended and participated in the evening. Guests were invited to take a piece of history home with them. The centerpieces were designed from wood slices that came from a tree that fell on the Boles campus. The Boles Campus was estab-lished in 1924 and many of the guests at this event are long time supporters and loved the idea of taking a piece of Boles home with them. n

Natalie Grant, Contemporary Christian Music Singer-Songwriter, with four Arms of Hope residents

Arms of Hope residents loved the concert

The audience was touched by resident stories of transformation from abuse and neglect.

www.jasoncastro.com

“There’s hope here for every-one. I think that’s what comes out in my songs, regardless of where you come from or where you are in life or what you’re going through.” - Jason Castro, Christian Singer-Songwriter

Jason CastroEntertainedSan Antonio

GalaSupporters


On June 7, almost three-hundred indi-viduals gathered for the annual Arms of Hope Reaching Generations Gala in San Antonio at the Hyatt Regency Hill Country Resort and Spa. Guests enjoyed the musical talent of Jason Castro.

Jason Castro is a Christian Singer-Song Writer and American Idol Season Seven Semi - finalist. This mellow Texan with blue eyes and a bright smile released his first full-length Word Records album, “Only A Mountain,” finding himself the chance to rejoice alongside a broad new audience of fellow believers. The songs on “Only A Mountain” are fueled by “the realiza-tion that life is beautiful,” Castro says. “It’s a lifestyle philosophy that I carry: What good can we do today? How can we be a light in the challenging world in which we currently live?” When he hit the stage for the seventh season of American Idol, he’d only been singing for a year and a half. “I don’t know if I ever had an indication that I was meant to be a musician, or good enough to do it professionally,” Castro laughs of taking the Idol plunge.

His 2010 self-titled debut on Atlantic Records entered the Billboard Top 200 Albums chart at No. 18, and spawned the international hit “Let’s Just Fall In Love Again” – a No. 1 single in Norway, Singapore and the Philippines. Jason joined the I Am Second campaign in Dallas, speaking publicly about his faith for the first time since gaining national attention, and the Christian

community began to take an interest in his message. Later that year, Atlantic and Word teamed up to re-release his debut as “Who I Am,” this time featur-ing five new faith-based songs.

“As I started venturing down that road, I found a lot of fulfillment,” he says of combining his Christian faith and music career. “We get to play in front of thou-sands of people singing every word to my songs,” Castro says. “I think as a kid, sometimes you discredit Christian music because it’s churchy and not cool,” he says, speaking from personal experience… “It really inspired me to think maybe I could reach a kid who doesn’t think Christian music is cool. Maybe I can get him or her to listen to the music with a fresh approach?”

This focus is why Arms of Hope was so excited that seventy-five residents were able to attend this exciting event to hear Jason perform. Ten of our younger children even joined Jason on stage to perform “Hallelujah”which was a high-light of the evening and can be viewed on our website.

“There’s hope here for everyone. I think that’s what comes out in my songs, regardless of where you come from or where you are in life or what you’re going through,” stated Jason.

Fred Bergman presented the Stuart and Grace Bergman Service Award to Freebirds World Burrito for going above and beyond in blessing the resi-dents of Arms of Hope.

The crowd heard an inspiring testi-mony from a Medina Campus resident, Kamille. She is a junior at Schreiner University and has been a resident of Arms of Hope for almost ten years. Kamille lived in the Residential Child Care cottages for seven years and has been involved in the College and Career program for the past two years.

Kamille stated, “Nothing can measure up to the love and support the staff at Arms of Hope has shown me over the years. When I was first placed at Arms of Hope I was an angry, aggres-sive and a very stubborn 12 year-old. I had never been in a safe, loving, long term environment where people truly wanted to see me succeed. After a year of stability and support, I started to see all that I was capable of. My heart had finally begun to heal after years of pain. Arms of Hope has become my home, the one place that never gave up on me. They have given me the greatest gift I never thought possible. Unconditional Love.”

The San Antonio gala guests were truly touched by the stories and songs they heard on this amazing evening. n

The highlight of the night was when Arms of Hope children sang “Hallelujah” with Jason Castro.

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A Spotlight onVolunteerism and

Corporate Sponsorship

as beacons of joy and love. The rela-tionship began when Annette Beavers, Director of Social Responsibility, heard about the amazing work at Arms of Hope.

“From the moment we toured the Boles Campus, we knew there was some-thing genuinely special about Arms of Hope. We also knew that our Freebirds Tribe and fanatics would appreciate the opportunity to get involved and con-tribute to the efforts of serving Arms of Hope children and families. The experience we have had with this part-nership has truly been an honor and we have been incredibly inspired. We look forward to further impacting this won-derful organization,” stated Annette.

Once they decided to help, they jumped right in and became a part of our family. Last Christmas, large groups of employees from multiple stores, or Tribes as Freebirds calls them, came to the Medina and Boles Campus to cook burritos for hundreds of our children and staff. They also sang Christ-mas carols and helped fill the massive need for each child to have a wonder-ful Christmas by bringing each one of them a gift. This in and of itself would have been a huge blessing, but Free-birds does everything a little bit bigger and better and decided to “adopt” each one of our single-mother families on all three of our campuses (Medina, Boles and Duncanville.) This “adoption” meant that over 60 single-mother fami-

Volunteers are a vital part of the services offered at Arms of Hope. Each year, 1,350 volunteers provide almost 24,000 hours of their time and resources. The love and support that our residents receive from volunteers truly make a difference in helping heal and transform many lives. Arms of Hope sends a huge thank you to every single volunteer and we are honored to highlight one particular group that has gone above and beyond in their gener-osity.

You might know them as just having great burritos and customer service, but to the children and single mothers at Arms of Hope, Freebirds and their employees throughout Texas are known

BIG BURRITOSBIGGER HEARTS...

and even

Freebirds Tribe giving away free burritos in exchange for donations to Arms of Hope.

Freebirds Tyler grand-opening raised funds and aware-ness for Arms of Hope.

lies went to Freebirds locations all over the state where they were treated like royalty. Not only were they given food and gifts, but the real treat was the way that each Tribe treated the families with love and respect, which is something that these families didn’t receive much of before coming to Arms to Hope.

“Freebirds went above and beyond! The employees made us feel like we were part of their family. Our Christmas could not have been complete without the love we received from Freebirds,” stated Leana, AOH Together Program resident.

Arms of Hope was able to extend thanks by awarding Freebirds with the “Stuart and Grace Bergman Service Award” at the annual San Antonio Reaching Generations Gala and Silent Auction. “Freebirds has been a won-derful example of how volunteers can truly make a tremendous impact on the lives of those who are in desperate need of unconditional love and generosity. Our residents come from such a history of abuse, neglect, homelessness and rejection, but the wonderful employees at Freebirds showed them that there are people in this world who want to help them and give them the honor and respect they deserve,” said Troy Rob-

ertson, AOH President and CEO.

The relationship continues to grow with Freebirds naming Arms of Hope as one of its “Community Partners” at the grand opening of a new store in Tyler. Anyone who was willing to donate at least $5 to Arms of Hope was treated to free food. Needless to say, the food offered at Freebirds was a huge hit and this event allowed Freebirds to make a substantial financial donation. This is just another creative way that this company decided to give back to those in need. What does the future hold for this partnership? With Freebirds, you know it’s going to be big! n

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Freebirds’ Annette Beavers and Bobby Shaw, VP of Opera-tions, accepting the Bergman Service AwardFreebirds employees with Jason Castro, Christian singer-songwrit-

er, at Arms of Hope’s San Antonio Reaching Generations Gala

Freebirds Tribe members singing Christmas car-ols with residents on the Medina Campus

Together Program residents honored at Freebirds

AOH employees, Vince Duran andRichard Brown with Tim Robinson,Freebirds Regional Manager (center)

For Mother’s Day, River Hills Automotive graciously volunteered to evaluate and fix some of our single mothers’ cars.


Arms of Hope Happenings

Arms of Hope residents are taught the importance of work ethic and discipline by raising and showing animals in the Bandera County Junior Livestock Show.

Arms of Hope-Boles Campus proudly celebrated 90 years of service. The Homecoming of over 200 alumni, former employees and friends included a time of fellowship, an awards ceremony, a great lunch pro-vided by In-N-Out Burger and live music performed by a local gospel acapella group, “His Harmony.” A great time was had by all and we all look forward to another 90 years!

For the third year, the Medina Campus partici-pated in the One Less Race. This race’s proceeds went to support families who are adopting chil-dren. The kids were decked out in orange.

Boles Campus mother and child celebrate as winners of the annual Boles Chili Cook-off.

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Vincent Duran moved to Quinlan to become the new Boles Campus Direc-tor. Amie, a mom in the Boles

Campus Together Program, working with the Quinlan Fire Department to help pursue her dream to become an EMT and firefighter.

Several kids from the Medina Campus enjoyed attending their school prom this year. The theme was The Great Gatsby.

Our kids participated in the Medina ISD Field day. Running, long jumping, hurdles and throwing kept our kids busy as they tore up the track.

Boles Campus residents completed the “Cooking Matters” program which is nation-ally sponsored by the North Texas Food Bank and teaches families how to make healthy and affordable meals.

The Boles Campus celebrated two moms being inducted into Phi Theta Kappa, the international honor society for two-year colleges.

Kerrville Church of Christ came out to our Medina Campus to celebrate Easter. It was a fun filled day of hot dogs, hunting eggs and softball.

Costumes, Candy and Community... Children from all three campuses enjoyed Halloween!

Residents from the Medina Campus attended the spir-itual retreat in Houston called “Soul Link.” This year, the theme was “The One Thing” and the classes revolved around finding out what the one thing is that God wants us to do.

ful for its volunteers...Woodmont Hills - TennesseeArms of Hope is thank

Lakeshore - Rockwall

Dallas Christian SchoolCameron Ranch Bodin Family

Johnson Street - San Angelo

Oklahoma Christian University

Mount Comfort - Arkansas

Westgate - Abilene

Adawnis

Broad Street - Mineola

Wayfaring Strangers

Abilene Christian UniversityLakewood - Baytown

Band of Brothers Oklahoma Christian New Reign

Bikers for Christ

In 2014, Arms of Hope was blessed to host 66 different groups containing a total of 1,350 people who provided 23,808 volunteer hours!

West Houston

To contact usabout volunteeropportunities,please email:Volunteer@

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ful for its volunteers...Arms of Hope is thank

Providence - Rockwall

NETSYSMacArthur Park- San AntonioCornerstone - Sugarland

GreenvilleChristian

Nicole Taylor

Webb Chapel

Lavon Savoy Malakoff

Crosstown - Baytown

Brenham

Highland Oaks - Dallas

Woodmont - Tennessee First Colony - Sugarland

The Tennessee Volunteers

Lakeside - Mansfield

Bikers for Christ

The majestic Canyon Springs Golf Club was the home of the San Antonio Charity Golf Tournament on November 3. Over 90 golfers enjoyed a great lunch that was generously donated by Papouli’s Greek Grill and a steak dinner prepared by the Strike USA cook team. The day concluded with numerous prizes, awards and an update from our CEO about the mission of Arms of Hope.

Dallas Golf Tournament

Kerrville Golf TournamentSan Antonio Golf Tournament

More than 85 golfers enjoyed a brisk game at the Coman-che Trace Golf Club for the 3rd annual Kerrville Charity Golf Tournament held on March 31. Golfers were treated to a gourmet meal by the Strike USA cook team and enjoyed a perfect day of golf on this breathtaking course. Please join us on April 6, 2015 for this amazing fundrais-ing event.

It was a perfect day for golf on April 28, for over 170 golfers who participated in the annual charity golf tournament hosted by Firewheel Golf Park. Golfers enjoyed a delicious lunch from Daddy Rex’s BBQ sponsored by Gary Hufstedler. We invite you to join us for our next Dallas Tournament scheduled for Monday, April 27, 2015. You don’t want to miss out on the fun!

Houston Golf Tournament

The exclusive Woodlands Country Club hosted the Hous-ton Charity Golf Tournament on June 23. Lunch was gen-erously provided by Glazier foods and prepared by “The Spirit Cookers.” Over 100 golfers played through rain and shine determined to get a hole in one to win a brand new truck sponsored by Mike Calvert Toyota. We hope you will consider joining us on June 22, 2015 for another round of golf.

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Fifty-six Arms of Hope residents and staff had an incredible week at Camp Victory! The theme was God’s deliverance of the Israelites from Egypt until they reached the Promised Land. A huge thank you to all of our supporters who make Christian camps a possibility for our chil-dren and we pray with your help we can send more next year.

Thank you Bill Minick and his wife Melissa (pictured above left with their children and Natalie Grant at the Arms of Hope Dallas Gala) for hosting an Arms of Hope private dinner “Friendraiser” at their residence. Over one hundred guests enjoyed great food and live music followed by hearing incredible stories of transformation from Arms of Hope residents. What a wonderful way for donors to use their homes to introduce their friends to our great cause.

Growing in Christ at Christian Summer Camp

“Friendraiser”Brings New Friends

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Dale & Laura WhiteDuncan, Tommy Claude & Mary JonesDunkerson, Barbara Blake & Suzanne PhillipsDurham, Paul Fred & Anna OlsonDusek, Joe Clint & Anne KirkpatrickEchols, Lorraine Wayne & Glenda BoundsEdison, Dena Gladys WalkupElder, Dempster Minnie HarrisEllenburg, E. D. Dick & Gayle Bramblitt Wanda Cook Thurman & Fern Dodson Frank & Joann NanceEllerman, Charlie Wilson & Sherry ReedElliott, Betty Louise & Dee RundellEllison, Ernest Mickey & Paula RayEmerson, Clifford Herbert & Billie RileyEmerson, Estelle Herbert & Billie RileyEmmons, Nancy David & Linda ClayEngland, Ronnie D. E. & Marie WillisEnglish, Dean Champions CoC George & Pat Kendall M. L. & Sue TriceEnglund, Lisa Phil & Glenda HoustonEnloe, Vivian Claude & Mary JonesErnst, Larry Nelda DunkleEverett, Hartsill Damon & Sally BallFarrington, Josephine Mark & Linda KeeneFasullo, Lena West Houston CoCFaulkner, Les West Houston CoCFeltner, Jr., Gus Shirley GarnerFerguson, Dora Joe & Ruth BravenecFerris, Lucille Gregory BlairFisher, Hazel Scott & Rachel WilliamsFitzgerald, Ray Dickie & Ann RobertsonFleming, Corbin Robert & Rona Davis Nancy Heltzel Howard & Ruth Ann Nichols Petrolia CoC Nettie Phillips Ann Lee Revel Juan & Doris Sandate Wednesday Women Bowling League Rowlett Kenneth & Marsha ZuverFleshner, Jannie

Chuck & Mindy NicholsCooey, Frances Virgie HopsonCooper, Bruce Catherine HayesCoplin, Helen Claude & Mary JonesCorgey, William Garrett Mechanical, Inc. Phil & Glenda Houston Rex & Betty Neff Mr. & Mrs. Mervin Peters Elmer & Dee Ann SchneiderCorley, Christine Annie CarltonCosper, Estelle Boots & Judy HarrisCox, Beulah Lynn & Becky CarlsonCox, Clodis Scrivner Family Douglas & Mary Sheppard & FamilyCox, Dixie Leonard & Myra Kent Herbert & Billie RileyCox, Jeanne Buddy & Nelta MontgomeryCox, Mildred Jim & Sandy BednarCox, Ray Scott & Rachel WilliamsCox, Sandra Jim & Sandy BednarCox, Thurman Lynn & Becky CarlsonCraft, Sr., Elden Scott & Sandy FergusonCross, Thomas Charlie & Nora CarswellCrossland, Lonnie Chuck & Mindy NicholsCrowder, Don Mr. & Mrs. Gene ChandlerCurbow, Norris Weaver & Gerry MillsCurby, Dorothy Fred & Anna OlsonCurlee, David Lily Jo Abston Bob & Ineta Branham Ron & Linda Brewer Todd & Amber Brewer Donald & Carol Campbell Don & Pat Dennis Houston & Linda Fannin Charles & Rose Mary Taylor Jeanette & Gloria Taylor Joe & Kathy ThompsonCyganik, Matthew Lori Ann Cyganik Dale KnoxDalton, Carol Sandra Claunch Andy & Sandy HendrixDalton, Rodney Lisa BynumDarity, Lynn Dickie & Betty EwingDassey, Kerri Kathy AllenDaugherty, Carl Bob & Crystal AndrewsDaugherty, Jerry Bob & Crystal Andrews

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Pauline Gertrude Ashby was born in Corinth, Mississippi and lived in the Bonham area for 12 years after moving from Oklahoma. She was married to Thomas LaRue Ashby and had 3 children, 7 grandchildren and 13 great grandchil-dren. She was loved by everyone who knew her and was affectionately known as “Aunt Polly.” Aunt Polly loved to entertain and enjoyed her hobbies of gar-dening, painting, ceramics, and sewing clothes for family and friends. She was a very active member at Northside Church of Christ and served as the “Master of Entertainment” each year when North-side would host residents from the Arms of Hope-Boles Campus for dinner before the Kueckelhan Rodeo. She would often dress as Minnie Pearl and was lively and wonderful host. The residents at the Boles Campus have fond memories of her singing songs, playing games and telling jokes. Aunt Polly truly brought joy to children in desperate need for someone to show them the love of Christ “Ms. Polly was an extraordinary person. She always showed love to everyone. Her smile was contagious and her faith was something to follow. She was always looking to make someone laugh with her wit and hilarious characters, especially Minnie Pearl. Ms. Polly was a great christian who helped you see Jesus through her life.”- Kyle Beard, Youth Minister, Northside Church of Christ n

Goodbye to a Great Lady& Wonderful Friend

Pauline Gertrude Ashby June 22, 1919 - June 29, 2014

W. G. FosterFox, Gerald West Houston CoCFox, Mary Ron & Barbara Chitwood Kay Fox Donald & Cheryl MooreFreasier, Sr., James Nell Freasier Peggy HeinenFrech, Raysen Decatur CoCFreeman, Leatrice Glendon & Brenda WombleFreiling, Wayne Kathy AllenFricke, James Chuck & Shannon BoyerFroman, Margareta Margaretha EdsallFry, Mary Decatur CoCFurlong, John Mark & Lorene TullosGadison, W. T. Virginia MorrisGarner, Edwin Hoyt Shirley GarnerGarretson, John John & Karen LosherGary, Don Ronald & Joyce CombsGentry, Darlene Charles & Sarah Hamilton Eddie & Dianne HarmonGermany, Marlin Jim & Carol HudsonGilbreath, Travis Leonard & Myra KentGilmore, Jensen Curtis & Lillian Bingham Donny & Tamara Heironimus Avon & Martha Miller Margaret SipeGlasgow, Jim Lily Jo AbstonGlaze, Jessie Charles & LaRue PierceGoerner, Bitsy Clete & Joan BulachGoeth, Nelda Virgie HopsonGoheen, Sue West Houston CoCGohlke, Luther Philip WebbGolden, Larry J. Mac & Lesly Annen Treena Aston James Cage Centennial Bank Eddy & Rebecca Coleman D & J Gin, Inc. Ron & Shelley Gammage Bill & Sharon Gressett Pam Hull Billy & Kathryn Hunter Jerry & Dani Johnson Tim Lewis Gary & Linda Matsler Louanne Matsler Michael Matsler Sean Matsler Lorane Meriwether


Larry & Nita Moore Bob & Martha Pitts Boyd & Gayle Reay Rick Reddy Farms Marsha Scarbrough Edwin & Cheryl TeeterGooch, Gwendolyn Suzanne Cook Charles PriceGoode, Richard Martha HufstetlerGoodrich, Billie Kayla SwensonGoolsby, Curbe Bill KikerGorzell, Kali Ryan & Sandra BarthGraham, Charles R. D. & Melba WhiteGrammer, Alma Barbara RobertsGrant, Jack Mary GrantGraves, Dick Fina GravesGray, Donna Delma Gibbs & Family Claude & Mary JonesGray, Gary Rhonda TurkGreen, Billy Joyce Beltz Gerald Green Shirley QuaidGreen, Claude Joyce Beltz Gerald Green Shirley QuaidGreen, Elmer Bob & Crystal AndrewsGreen, Iva Joyce Beltz Gerald Green Shirley QuaidGreenlee, Charles Bob & Crystal AndrewsGreenlee, Darrell Bob & Crystal AndrewsGreger, Jackie Gene & Nelda BrownGrissom, Jimmy Mickey & Paula RayGrothaus, Ed Randy & Barbara NicholsonGround, Jane Charles & Claudia Gleeson Rhelma GleesonGrove, Al Cecil & Dorothy WellbornGuinn, Arthur Ernie & Shay EnsmingerGuinn, Bob Sylvia Spradling FamilyGuinn, Bob West Houston CoCGulley, Betty Mike IngramGwinner, Paul Claude & Mary JonesHair, Florence Gladys LewisHair, James Gladys LewisHale, Willie Mae Kyle & Patricia Hale

Hall, Eddye Jo Harris Bruce & Lynn JacksonHall, Kathleen Chuck & Mindy NicholsHampton, Betty West Houston CoCHarper, Jr., Max Kathy Rogers & FamilyHarris, Laverne Justin & Cathy YoungHarris, Marilyn Damon & Sally BallHarrison, S. Clark Phyllis HunsingerHart, Bobbie Melanie HumphriesHassmann, John Jerry & Sheila ChristianHatch, Vernon Lynn & Becky CarlsonHawk, Charles John & Lorene Hawk J. D. & Gwen MooreHawkins, Anita Ted & Jo BarnesHawkins, Gary Bernice NelsonHaynes, Glenda Mark & Linda KeeneHazelit, Barbara Roger & Tanja AbrahamHead, Homer Gladys HeadHeatherly, Rebecca Jo Randy & Barbara NicholsonHeironimus, LouAnn Donny & Tammy HeironimusHendricks, Dorothy Joseph & Anne RoseHendricks, Marion Carolyn FoxHerrin, Larry Ernie & Shay EnsmingerHerring, Dee Boots & Judy HarrisHess, Wanda Randy & Barbara NicholsonHightower, J. L. Billie HightowerHildebrandt, Viola Michael & Gayle KolbHill, Betty R. D. & Melba WhiteHill, Dale West Houston CoCHill, Dollie Margaret SipeHill, Mary Bob & Crystal AndrewsHines, Wendell Ida Sue HinesHinojosa, Frankie West Houston CoCHogeland, Craig Orlo WoodcockHolbien, Dick Carroll & Thelma NicholsHolcomb, Wimp Jim & Sandy BednarHolland, Alice Patsy & Joy HollandHolland, Dorothy Mae Claude & Mary Jones

David Earl Capps, affectionately known as “Butch”, was born on December 4, 1940 to Jess Willard and Marion Capps in Birmingham, Alabama. The Capps family moved to East Texas in 1953 where David attended New Diana High School, Kilgore College and the University of Texas at Arlington. David was married to Glenda Martin Capps for 55 years and they had three children and three grand children. David led a very active life. He enjoyed backpacking and mountain climbing. He climbed seven mountains and hiked the Grand Canyon. He was dedicated to his family spending time watching his grand-children play sports and traveling with his wife. He was known for his commitment and love for the Lord, serving Him in all that he did. He was a deacon, elder and charter member at the Pine Tree Church of Christ and at the time of his passing he was a member of the Longview Church of Christ. He was a regular volunteer for the Caring & Sharing Benevolent Center and participated in other benevo-lent programs in his community. He was instrumental in coordinating the annual Longview Charity Drive Golf tournament for over ten years that raised funds for the mission of Arms of Hope. David’s sense of humor and love of telling jokes will be dearly missed. He passed away October 18, 2014 after battling cancer bravely for four and half years. n

Longview Golf Tournament Organizer, David Capps, will be

Greatly MissedDecember 4, 1940 - October 18, 2014

Michael & Gayle KolbFlorey, Tammy Paul & Hazel ChandlerFontenot, Christina West Houston CoCForbish, Ray

Fred & Anna OlsonFord, Don John & Lisa MasseyFortner, Rose Ken & Eudena SewellFoster, Bobbie

Edith Faye Hubbard Randel was born in Alba, Texas, and was raised and received her education at Boles Home. She lived in Huntsville, Texas for many years and her family and friends say that she often talked about her wonderful years at Boles Home with fondness. Edith was preceded in death by her husband Dr. Stephen Vincent Randel, who she met at Sam Houston State from where they both graduated. Edith was a homemaker, an educator, she served in prison ministry and was a volunteer for mental health services. She was also an active member of Huntsville Church of Christ for decades and in describing her life mantra, minister Matt Springfield said, “The thing that keeps coming back to me is she would often say, ‘there is a lot I don’t know but I know this, that I love Jesus and he loves me!’” Laverne Warner, a life-long friend and fellow church member described her by saying, “Edith would often comment about how blessed we were. She was an appreciative woman, giving of her time and talents as she could. To me, Edith defined Jesus’s command to love one another.” In Edith’s honor, the Huntsville Church of Christ hosted a Christmas in July gift card drive, collecting gift cards that will be used to purchase Christmas gifts, birthday gifts, and school supplies for Arms of Hope resi-dents. Edith’s legacy will remain for many years to come in the lives she impacted in her volunteer work, as an educator, and in all of those she met. n

Farewell to Boles AlumnusEdith Faye Hubbard RandelJanuary 26, 1923 - May 25, 2014

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R. D. & Melba WhiteJohnston, Bill Charles & Sharon SteeleJones, Betty Conrad & Charlotte MachanJones, Bobby Davey & Ann JonesJones, Dale Virgie HopsonJones, Fred Jim & Sandy BednarJones, Mary Davey & Ann JonesJones, Raymond Davey & Ann JonesJones, Terry Claude & Mary JonesJoslin, Jr., William Delma Gibbs & FamilyJubela, Lorine Eloise McWattersKeese, Ruth Anita BechtelKeller, Chris John & Linda LoeKelly, Verna Claude & Mary JonesKemp, Abott Damon & Sally BallKemp, Oleta Glendon & Brenda WombleKennedy, Dorothy Wanda CookKern, Jo Ann Bob & Crystal AndrewsKern, Robert Fred & Sheri Petmecky Sadie Phillips Jo Reasonover Martha StoneKidd, Gladys Scott & Rachel WilliamsKillingsworth, Barbara Curtis & Lillian BinghamKing, James Ruth BravenecKingston, Clay Wilburn BednarKinsey, Arthur James & Karen Berg Barbara Featherston John & Judy Gill Loyd & Diane Hall Farrar & Barbara Keetch Charles Robinson Joe, Deborah, Brandon & Trey Winston & Family Linda ZikesKirkpatrick, Sr., Donald Charles Kelley Glen Kirkpatrick Zada TillmanKitchens, Mark Bob & Crystal AndrewsKite, David Della Jo KiteKite, Lester Della Jo KiteKlingamin, Steve Phil & Glenda HoustonKnight, Charles David & Jenny TroutKnight, Lewis Randy & Barbara NicholsonKnowles, Betty

Wanda Morris Vernon & Martha PetersKoerth, Winston George & Lucy BaucomKrauss, Emma Lou Leonard KraussKrazer, Ralph Randy & Barbara NicholsonKueckelhan, Haynes Tom & Carol WishardLaCombe, Douglas Minnie HarrisLangford, Philip Orville & Cecilia HeadLawson, Anita Rex & Malissa Baugh Treena JacquesLayfield, Vesper Jim & Carol HudsonLeBlanc, Annabelle Thomas & Myla PhillipsLeCroy, Jack Davey & Ann JonesLeCroy, Louise Davey & Ann JonesLedbetter, Michael Louise RundellLeFan, Mike Bill & Cathy KneipLeonard, Jack Randy & Barbara NicholsonLeVack, Leslie Randy & Barbara NicholsonLewallen, Joe Claude & Mary JonesLinnens, Oneta West Houston CoCLippincott, Joann West Houston CoCLittlefield, C. M. June LittlefieldLivingston, Alice Ruth OldhamLivingston, J. B. Ruth OldhamLocklin, Jerry West Houston CoCLoftin, Amanda Jessica SolonkaLoggins, Bill David & Linda ClayLohlman, Tesa Northwest CoCLong, Bill Lakewood CoCLong, Margie Decatur CoCLott, Douglas Peggie Colvin & FamilyLove, Kathy Claude & Mary JonesLowe, Joan Phil & Glenda HoustonLowery, Loyce Decatur CoCLowry, Dan Cliff & Sandra RichterLupPlace, Chansen Charles & Dorothy ChristianLupPlace, Michelle Charles & Dorothy ChristianLupPlace, Michelle Joaquin Elementary School Allen LupPlace Sandra Miller

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Amanda Relf Roy & Alice WorthyLuster, Vaughn Kevin & Lisa GreenLynn, Harold Shirley GarnerMachalik, Dorothy Cynthia Daley

Marlow, Videra Clete & Joan Bulach Scott & Rachel WilliamsMartin, Alma Joe & Oleta Coleman Michael & Gayle KolbMartin, Barbara Mary Jane CatheyMartin, Claudia Martha StoneMassey, Kailey Martha StoneMatthews, Peggy Randy & Barbara NicholsonMatthews, Tom Stuart & Barbara Aaron Steve & Renee Allen Lloyd & Dollie Ander Ron & Liz Brown Marjorie Capshaw Betty Chan Paul & Hazel Chandler William & Bonniegail Coleman Cliff & Katie Gunter Paul & Lisa Hill Catherine Kneip Sue Langford Ray & Sylvia Levin Ann Linden William Linden Bill & Dee Mann Bill & Ann Martin John & Cappy McAllister

Blake & Connie McKaskle Shirley McKenzie Matt & Dot Miller Charles & Marcia Morehead James & Carol Morrison Melinda Newport Becky O’Connor Pattillo, Brown & Hill, L.L.P. Virgil & Dorrace Poe RepublicBank Reunion Committee Steve & Laurie Sawyer Ray & Dollye Scott James & Ann Sherrow Norman & Meredeth Wade Frank Webster Henry Wilde, Jr. Dorothy WilliamsonMauldin, Margie Doyle & Doris MauldinMaxey, Don Bonnie AlexanderMaxson, Paul Janice WrightMay, Betty Margaret SipeMay, G. P. D. E. & Marie WillisMay, Pat Robert & Detra ScheeleMay, Renee Chuck & Mindy NicholsMaynard, Jess

Dickie & Ann RobertsonMcCaffiety, Tommy Virgie HopsonMcCaghren, Alma Harold & Linda AllenMcCarley, Faye Benny & Jessie GilesMcCarty, Don Zada TillmanMcCay, Ruth Joseph & Anne RoseMcCellon, J. L. David & Linda ClayMcClain, O. G. Russell & Jo DanfordMcCool, Bill Karen MorelandMcCutcheon, Henrilee Billy & Sylvia McClendonMcDaniel, James Deeny HaertleinMcDaniel, Thatcherette David & Mary Long Wave Inc. John & Betty Oglesbee Mr. & Mrs. James TerryMcDonald, Billie Kenneth Norris Sanderson CoCMcDonald, Doris Paul & Edith LarsonMcGaw, Ruby Minnie HarrisMcGee, Zelma

Deanne WegerMcGill, Doris Sandra Claunch Barbara Dean Dana Hoog Claude & Mary JonesMcGowan, Andy Billy & Sylvia McClendonMcGriff, Lavelle Joy JacksonMcHargh, Winston Minnie HarrisMcKee, Faye William & Vanda PowersMcKenzie, Irene Ken & Eudena SewellMcKnight, Donald Helen McKnightMcKnight, Mack Helen McKnightMcKnight, Randy Helen McKnightMcLean, Jim Richard & Jan ThomasMcMillan, Glenn Randy & Barbara NicholsonMcNatt, Geraldine Minnie HarrisMcNicol, Jorge Jim & Shawna MorrisMcQueen, Mildred Rex & Malissa BaughMcWatters, Charles Linda Flores

Peter Kilpatrick Eloise McWattersMedders, Seburne Curtis & Lillian Bingham Dave Garner Donny & Tamara Heironimus Avon & Martha Miller Margaret SipeMeier, Ella Conrad & Charlotte MachanMeuth, Jerry Jim & Susan WilsonMihills, Leroy Marshall McMillanMiller, Doris Marlowe & Glenda BentleyMiller, John Claude & Mary JonesMiller, Wayne Sandra ClaunchMiller, Wayne Andy & Sandy HendrixModen, Joy Alan & Sandra TowlerMoeller, Tim Jim KnowltonMoeller, Tim Kathie KnowltonMoney, Bill Rex & Malissa BaughMoney, Eva Lee Rex & Malissa Baugh Mollie Spoonts

Susan “Sue” Lynn McDon-ald was born on November 4, 1953 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, to Louis and Gloria Fischer. Sue spent twenty-eight years of her life living in Garland, Texas. She was a teacher, librarian and educator for more than twenty-five years. Sue married Bob McDonald in 1976, and they had three sons, one daughter and five grandchildren. Arms of Hope held a special place in Sue’s heart just as Sue held a special place in our hearts. She orga-nized a group of women from North Pointe Church of Christ in Sachse, Texas, who spent countless hours together making quilts for the children

on Arms of Hope’s campuses. Each quilt was made with detail and love by the loving hands of these special ladies and they have been cherished by many children throughout the years. One of Sue’s friends from the group says, “When Sue heard that after her second battle with cancer and the associated chemo treatments were in a pause mode, she made a promise. It was her dream to make children happy. She had heard about some wonder-ful children on the Medina campus through a lady in her Bible study long before her battle began. So Sue said, “I want to make quilts for the sweet chil-dren at Medina.” She did just that. Sue continued to make quilts through four more bouts with cancer and the chemo treatments that followed. She would hand quilt her beautiful pieces while in the hospital. Her husband, Bob, would bring the right color of thread, or swap out quilts for her so she could keep going. Sue would often smile about a certain fabric she was working on and wonder what this child receiving it was like--in her words, “they were all amazing!” She would say a prayer over the quilts before they left for Medina and ask that these children would feel comforted.

The children of Medina supported and loved her so much (although they never met). They would send her handmade cards and notes of love while she was ill. Being a school teacher her whole life, there could not be a kinder form of love. Another friend from the group states that “It is a privilege to be able to make these quilts and it is a way for us to forever honor Sue. We continue to use material that Sue donated in these quilts and sew them with love.” Arms of Hope is most grateful to Sue and to these wonderful, loving Christian ladies who continue her legacy today. n

Susan “Sue” Lynn McDonaldNovember 4, 1953 - September 25, 2013

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Monroe, Peggy Dickie & Ann RobertsonMonteith, Julie Clark & Judy ClayMontgomery, Dot Chuck & Mindy Nichols Jim & Mary Alice WestMoore, Charles Bob & Crystal AndrewsMoore, Josh Diane TomlinsonMoore, Kaye Randy & Barbara NicholsonMoran, Hector Lewisville CoCMoreland, Norma William WranoskyMorgan, George Patsy WilliamsonMorgan, Johnnie Killian & Wanda SevierMorgan, Marion Royce & Karla SmithMorris, Vi Fred & Anna OlsonMoser, Nelwyn John & Lisa MasseyMoses, Cecil Johnny & Clara ReeseMoss, Janice Bill Moss William MossMoss, Margie Cathy McDowraMuckleroy, James Alice OliverMullins, Mona Randy & Barbara Nicholson June WheelerMurray, Diane Dickie & Ann RobertsonMurray, Lou Randy & Barbara NicholsonMusgrave, Kenneth Randy & Barbara NicholsonMusick, Hazel Ernie & Shay EnsmingerMyers, Jan Clete & Joan BulachMyers, Robert Rex & Malissa BaughNaff, Woodrow Coye McKinneyNalls, Verdane Bob & Crystal Andrews Art & Gayle Burns Mary Jane Cathey Billie Feezor Billy & Helen Russell Roy & Karen TrotterNance, James Wayne & Ann NanceNeathery, Maurice Lois NeatheryNeill, Viola Shyrle AllenNelson, Bill Glendon & Brenda WombleNelson, Karl Bettye NelsonNeve, Larry Curtis & Lillian Bingham Margaret SipeNevill, Grady Edna Nevill

Nevill, Maggie Edna NevillNeville, Leslie Lola VallandinghamNewberry, Richard Sherril TheisNewton, June Bill & Marie TomlinsonNix, Janell Joe & Ruth BravenecNorman, Joyce Lowell NormanNorwood, Troy Jerry & Ruth Ann Jones Harvey Lynn & Patsy MiltonNovelly, Walter Gwendolyn NaumannNovosad, Victor Charlie & Nora CarswellO’Connell, Chuck Barbara DeanOdom, Leonard Marion & Billie GloverOler, Gayle David & Sarah DunnOler, Mary David & Sarah DunnOlsson, Rich Minnie HarrisO’Neal, Nellie Mary Jo BagnettoO’Neal, Vela Joseph CombsOney, Rosa Chuck & Mindy NicholsOsher, Vicki Jim & Shawna MorrisOtt, Rosemary Thumper & Gina DonaldOtwell, Sylvia Bob & Crystal AndrewsOwens, John Jack Owens Thomas & Patti OwensPace, Esther John PacePaden, Jo Eloise McWattersPantoja, Cornelius Minnie HarrisParker, Charles Mr. & Mrs. Charles PayneParker, Geof Don & Sue BurkeParmley, Sybil Lisa BynumParrish, Helen Pecan Grove CoCParry, Stan Richard MynattParsons, Jr., Joe Nell ThomasonPatterson, Linda Nolan & Patricia GrahamPaul, Ethel Decatur CoCPearce, Tom Doyle & Doris MauldinPedigo, Robert Denora HackettPegues, Godfrey Decatur CoCPerez, Susie Randy & Karon Huey

Perkins, Belle Jim & Carol HudsonPerry, Jack William & Vanda PowersPerryman, Lee Fred & Anna OlsonPeters, Charles Bruce & Lynn JacksonPetty, Adeline Boots & Judy HarrisPhelps, LaWanda Curtis & Lillian BinghamPirtle, Mel Jim & Carol HudsonPitts, Bret Shirley GarnerPiwetz, Wilma Kathy GardnerPollon, R. C. Jimmy & Sandra JohnsonPorter, Polly Wilburn & Sue DoddPorterfield, Glenn Mike WillisPowell, Jack Sherilyn Drum Jo Ann Harris Mark & Linda Keene Sam & Gina Lange Sherry NachlingerPowell, Lena Mark & Linda KeenePresley, Enos Ray & Gloria PresleyPrice, Delorah Chuck & Shannon BoyerPride, Brian Lloyd & Geraldine PirtlePride, Helen Lloyd & Geraldine PirtlePrince, Francis Kenneth PrincePruett, Charlie Minnie HarrisPurselley, Lee Roy Decatur CoCPutnam, Jim Claude & Mary JonesPutzell, Dorothy Susan HersheyPyle, Alma Avon & Martha MillerPyle, Norma Craig & Paula Adams Dalvin & Gladys Awalt Wilda Brock Harold & Yvonne Brooks Roy & Sharon Graham Shawn Mowles Newtimer’s Bridge Club Ranchland Hills Women’s Golf AssociationQueen, Margie Claude & Mary JonesRadar, Gene Claude & Mary JonesRadle, Gary Gene & Nelda BrownRagsdale, Charles Ken MaynardRaley, Ken Saltillo CoCRaley, Sue Saltillo CoCRamsey, Jean

Chuck & Shannon BoyerRandel, Edith Jan Ables Jamie Albert Martha Barnes Dick & Ann Cason David & Margaret Cooke Norma Edington Glenn Green Glenn & Laura Green Jerry & Dorothy Houchin Mike & Kathy Hudson Huntsville CoC Margaret Johnson Elsie Kramer James & Patricia Lanier, III Tom & Dixie Mauney Leah McNutt Pat Phillips Sally Pittman Wayne & Ann Rainwater Rebecca Servies Colten Sikes Ross & Dene Swearingen James & Belinda Volz Laverne WarnerRandell, Louis West Houston CoCRaney, Bobbie Ted & Jo BarnesRaney, Elliott John & Linda Loe Weaver & Gerry MillsRasco, Kenneth Randy & Barbara NicholsonRasco, Wally Clint & Anne KirkpatrickRaska, Kenneth Larry & Jane SmithRauh, Theresa David & Connie AdcockRavinowich, Leon Randy & Barbara NicholsonReasonover, Betty Katherine Carter Leonard & Myra Kent J. D. & Mary McCradyReber, Bruce Ronald & Nora McDanielReed, Bill Randy & Barbara NicholsonReed, Faye Billy IsomReed, Jessie Billy IsomReed, Wilson Billy Boone Julie Brown Darla Forney Garry & Sherry Graham Kenneth & Ann Holland Molly Ray Frank & Martha Reed Richard Reed Bernice Riley Mollie Spoonts Joe & Debbie WilsonReid, Anabel Ron & Shelly ReidRepka, Andrew Larry & Judy TullosReynolds, Christopher Scott & Rachel WilliamsRhodes, Benny Claude & Mary Jones

Rhodes, T. G. Lola Vallandingham Johnny & Kay WhiteRice, Jean Virginia ThomsonRichter, Kirby Dickie & Ann RobertsonRigamonti, Ed West Houston CoCRiley, Don Dickie & Ann RobertsonRobbins, Geneva Fred & Anna OlsonRoberson, Weldon Shirley GarnerRobertson, J. B. Mickey & Paula RayRobinson, Anna Lou Don & Virginia RobinsonRodgers, Pauline Dickie & Ann RobertsonRodrigue, Lillian Clarence Carlson Lynn & Becky CarlsonRodriguez, Joe Johnny & Clara ReeseRoesler, Shirley Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Awbrey Jennifer Goodman W. L., Rita, Michael, David & Rick HudspethRogers, Candy Scott & Rachel WilliamsRogers, Pauline Mary Jane CatheyRoggendorff, George West Houston CoCRoss, Ina Sue CampbellRoss, Richard Jeff & Melanie YeamanRoss, Vera Jeff & Melanie YeamanRoyal, Sara Carlton & Linda MerrimanRude, Reba Ken & Tammy BakerRundell, Danny Danyce RundellRussell, Billy Bob & Crystal Andrews Sue NallsRyba, Sr., Donald Bob & Crystal AndrewsSaffell, W. R. Claude & Mary JonesSamford, Buddy Jim & Mary Alice WestSanders, Dortha Don & Sue SampleSandlin, Harrell Bob & Crystal Andrews Mary Jane CatheySchaffer, Norma Randy & Barbara NicholsonSchubert, Madelyn Becky Green Terry & Sheryl Hall Sandra TowlerSciba, Chloe Lester & Sue ScottScioli, Anthony Mickey & Paula RayScogin, Caleb Bob & Crystal Andrews

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Tom & Joy Chennault Bethany Culbertson Elizabeth Dinwiddie Darwin & Beverly Guinn Cathy Landrith Long Wave Inc. Fred & Anna Olson Spradling Family Dan & Diana WeddleScott, Altus “Al” Randy & Barbara NicholsonScott, Bill Freda WallSellers, David Orlo WoodcockShankles, Edith Ken & Eudena SewellShanks, George Diane TomlinsonShanks, LaRue Betty Jo BirdwellSheffield, Jane Jo GriffinSheldon, Charles Dan & Marsha BaileyShelton, Wynema Johnny & Kay WhiteSheridan, Garland Sheridan FamilyShipley, Lonnie Roger & Molly CannonShipley, Mary Roger & Molly CannonSibson, Betty Dickie & Ann RobertsonSiburt, Charles Kathy RogersSims, Artis Chuck & Shannon BoyerSims, Jwill Margaret SipeSingleton, Robert Jerry & Ruth Ann Jones Harvey Lynn & Patsy MiltonSipe, Jere Margaret SipeSitton, Gloria Randy & Barbara NicholsonSkeen, Johnnie Armina BrackeenSmith, Beno Killian & Wanda SevierSmith, Billy Galloway Research ServiceSmith, Edward John Lee & Pat Slaughter Scott & Rachel WilliamsSmith, Howard Sue CampbellSmith, Pat Jim & Carol HudsonSmith, Polly Louise WrennSmith, Ray Louise WrennSnover, Maxine Fred & Anna OlsonSnow, Camille James & Bonnie BurkettSnow, Yvette Claude & Mary JonesSorrells, C. H. Kathy SorrellsSorrells, Reba

Kathy SorrellsSowders, Joan Charlie & Nora Carswell West Houston CoCSowell, George Ernie & Shay EnsmingerSpaeth, Carson Bernice NelsonSpear, Amida Missouri Street CoCSpielman, Travis Shirley GarnerSpradling, Don Fred & Anna OlsonSprinkle, Billy Bob & Crystal AndrewsSprinkle, Gary Bob & Crystal AndrewsSquyres, Elaine Lois DockensSt. Clair, Tammy Bubba & Leslie BishopStephens, Don Mary Jane CatheyStieb, Jane Mark & Linda KeeneStinson, Dale Weaver & Gerry Mills Ben & Debbie ShumateStites, Evelyne Randy & Barbara NicholsonStokes, Mary Grimes Gloria Barron Darlene Council Catherine Coyle Fred & Anita Foye Karen King Pearl SwonkeStone, Marjorie Claude & Mary JonesStone, Roy Oline Caraway Ann Cummings Kay Dyess Ila Elk Louise Little Mary MenduniStovall, James Randy & Barbara NicholsonStover, Valrie Andrews CoCStrunk, Rick Sally JonesStults, Beatrice Zada TillmanSullivan, Margrey Jim & Mary Alice WestSwann, Gwen Sylvia Branch Steve SwannSwartz, Debbie Mr. & Mrs. Gene ChandlerSweeney, Greg Bob & Crystal AndrewsSwiger, Doris Bob & Crystal AndrewsTaliaferro, Kay Rex & Malissa Baugh Minnie HarrisTaliaferro, Patty Randy & Barbara NicholsonTatom, Elizabeth Carriage House Manor Jerry & Rebecca Hathcoat Dan & Madeline Humphrey

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Wall, Mary Michele SmithWalle, Mike Lori WalleWalley, Earnest Fred & Anna OlsonWalling, Jack Don & Sue BurkeWalters, Burrell Mary Nell RobbsWard, Wanda Billy & Sylvia McClendonWarfford, David Aaron & Merilyn CranfordWarmann, Carole Richard Cox Andy & Sandy HendrixWarner, Delayne Lisa BynumWarren, Ima Dick & Gayle BramblittWasicek, Ann Ted & Charlene MissildineWasicek, Kristy West Houston CoCWatson, Charles Jane Bridges SmithWatson, Floyd Joe & Deidre RayWatts, Wanda Marvin & Lois MorrisWebb, Floyd Deborah GattisWedgworth, Sr., A. P. Mr. & Mrs. Robert FulbrightWeeks, Alta Claude & Mary Jones Elton & Dannie WeeksWeiss, Dorothy Leonard & Myra KentWelch, Bobby Gene & Nelda BrownWeldon, Karen Lonnie & Peggy MilsteadWenrich, Mary Mary Jane CatheyWertheim, Lois Elvira Amason Betty Carlson Julie Hannaford Fancher Lisa Darla Lorenz Mark & Sandy Mattick Bill & Marie TomlinsonWestbrook, Laverta John & Linda LoeWheeler, Bart Don & Sue SampleWheeler, Delbert Chuck & Shannon BoyerWhisnand, J. G. Helen MitchellWhitaker, JoLa Donna NixWhite, Anita Norma HicksWhite, Dee Nora CarswellWhite, Johnny Edna NevillWhite, Mary Nell William WhiteWhite, Patsy Bob & Crystal AndrewsWickson, Joyce

Mickey & Paula RayWight, Schuyler Andrews CoCWilborn, Gene Randy & Barbara NicholsonWilemon, George Ryan Gafford Lee & Iris Hatfield Catherine Hayes Dail Hooten & Family John Hufstedler Dortha Poole Stacy StewartWilkins, Ann Decatur CoCWillardson, Peggy Minnie HarrisWillboughy, Mae Paul & Hazel ChandlerWilleford, David David & Linda ClayWilliams, Eloise Bob & Crystal Andrews Art & Gayle BurnsWilliams, Gerald Don & Sue SampleWilliams, Jimmy N. H. WilliamsWilliams, Mary R. L. & Shirley SandersWilliams, Jr., Noel N. H. WilliamsWilson, Dee Harold & Jean PoolWilson, Elray Dickie & Ann RobertsonWiltse, LaVonne Deborah LaddWishard, Joe Jerry & Ruth Ann Jones Harvey Lynn & Patsy MiltonWithrow, Glyn John & Sandra Amburgey Peggy Deaton Bill Kiker Robert & Mary Nell Robbs Freda WallWolfe, Frank Bob & Crystal AndrewsWomack, Bryan Dana HoogWood, Billie Carolyn Belin Michael Brady John & Frances Sawyer & FamilyWood, Elmer Phil & Glenda HoustonWood, Jettie Jim & Carol HudsonWood, Keith Laura ArringtonWood, Phyllis Michael & Gayle KolbWood, Tom Claude & Mary JonesWoodhouse, William Randy & Barbara NicholsonWooldridge, Robert Jeff & Lana ClevengerWord, J. B. Ernie & Shay EnsmingerWright, Lynn Linda Cause


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Cavazos, Jose Southeast Surgical AssociatesChampion, David Southeast Surgical AssociatesChavez, Harry Southeast Surgical AssociatesChenault, Mr. & Mrs. Barry Barry ChenaultChing, Robert Southeast Surgical AssociatesClem, Buster & Candy Bob & Crystal AndrewsClem, Josh Bruce & Jane EvansClothier, Norm Thomas RoshekCochran, Brad & Cheri Mickey RayCombs, Joseph Odis & Virginia PeacockCortez, Cristina Southeast Surgical AssociatesCoutinho, Rohan Southeast Surgical AssociatesCrahen, Tish Jim PrestonCroom, Mr. Eastern Oklahoma State College BookstoreCurrey, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Barry CurreyCurtsinger, Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Bob & Marlene SikesDanley, Scott & Lesa Bob & Crystal AndrewsDar, Seema Southeast Surgical AssociatesDavis, Dave & Kathy Mickey RayDavis, Joye & June Bob & Crystal AndrewsDavis, Lisa Southeast Surgical AssociatesDaw, Randy & Debbie Bob & Crystal AndrewsDawson, Pat & Lori Mickey & Paula RayDeckard, Connie Gene & Lynda DeckardDelagarza, Javier Southeast Surgical AssociatesDennis, Don & Deni Donald & Patricia Dennis, Sr.Denton, Louise Linda Panter Mel Panter Tommy & Gwen PanterDerrick, Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Michael DerrickDeviney, Grace Tracey DevineyDieker, Carrie Southeast Surgical AssociatesDo, Khanh

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Garrett, Leroy Jackie EchlosGarza, Erika Southeast Surgical AssociatesGarza, Jose Southeast Surgical AssociatesGentile, Jennifer & Gabby J. D. & Gwen MooreGibson, Todd & Rebecca Mickey & Paula RayGiven, Brian Southeast Surgical AssociatesGlenn, Shonie Jim PrestonGonzaba, William Southeast Surgical AssociatesGonzalez, Bernice Southeast Surgical AssociatesGordon, David Southeast Surgical AssociatesGraham, Jack & Sarah John & Sherri HallGreen, J. L. & Teya Lee & Laura SpencerGriffith, Buck & Janet Glenna LowranceGrover, Terry Southeast Surgical AssociatesGruesbeck, Clay Southeast Surgical AssociatesGuerra, Ernesto Southeast Surgical AssociatesHackler, Robert Fred & Carol CawyerHain, April Southeast Surgical AssociatesHaskell, Jennifer Jill HaskellHaverlah, Vernon Southeast Surgical AssociatesHenderson, Irma Mike HinkleHendrick, Tom & Joyce Geoffry GilesHendrix, Andy & Sandy Linda CauseHernandez, Harry Southeast Surgical AssociatesHesita, Ed Southeast Surgical AssociatesHoefle, Stephanie Southeast Surgical AssociatesHoelscher, Jay Southeast Surgical AssociatesHoffman, Mary Anne Cecil & Dorothy WellbornJohnson, Joseph Southeast Surgical AssociatesJones, Jerry & Ruth Ann

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Mayfield, Mildred Ward English, Jr.McCreless, Glen Southeast Surgical AssociatesMcDonald, Don & Sandy Bill & Glenda Stovall Jim & Jean HarrellMcDonald, Kevin Miles MarksMcDonald, Marlie Ruth Terry RadneyMcFarland, Michael Southeast Surgical AssociatesMcGlothlin, Matthew Southeast Surgical AssociatesMcLaren, Barbara Southeast Surgical AssociatesMcLeod, Donny Shirley McLeodMerritt, Don & Joan Don & Virginia RobinsonMiller, Sandy Brenda PerkinsMilligan, Ellan Harvey Lynn & Patsy MiltonMilligan, Gene & Sharon Henry & Ellan MilliganMilligan, Henry Harvey Lynn & Patsy MiltonMilligan, Henry & Ellan Harvey Lynn & Patsy Milton Jerry & Ruth Ann JonesMilton, Harvey Lynn & Patsy Henry & Ellan Milligan John & Carol SmithMinick, Bill Scotty SullivanMinick, Bill & Melissa Deborah Gibbins Kelly Norwood Scotty SullivanMoczygemba, Roger Southeast Surgical AssociatesMoore, Jaci J. D. & Gwen MooreMoore, Jay J. D. & Gwen MooreMoore, Jennilee J. D. & Gwen MooreMoore, Jeremy & Jennifer J. D. & Gwen MooreMoore, Justin & Melanie J. D. & Gwen MooreMoore, Keith & Dena Mickey & Paula RayMoore, Kelley J. D. & Gwen MooreMoore, Maci J. D. & Gwen MooreMoore, Matt J. D. & Gwen MooreMoore, Ty & Katy J. D. & Gwen MooreMora, Alexander Southeast Surgical AssociatesMuzza, Hugo

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Mary & Vicki ColeyRachel, Jan Bob & Crystal AndrewsRamirez, Armando Southeast Surgical AssociatesRamirez, Robert Southeast Surgical AssociatesRao, Arun Southeast Surgical AssociatesRay, Bill & Jo Lynn Mickey RayRaza, Syed Southeast Surgical AssociatesReese, Steve Scott & Rachel WilliamsRiley, Herbert & Billie Alicia Riley-PfundRoberts, Cortez R. D. RobertsRobinson, Rodney M. Don & Virginia RobinsonRocha, Guillermo Southeast Surgical AssociatesRodriguez, Radames Southeast Surgical AssociatesRogers, Jim Thomas RoshekRojas, Hugo Southeast Surgical AssociatesRoss, Robert Southeast Surgical AssociatesRyan, John Southeast Surgical AssociatesSadler, Randall Southeast Surgical AssociatesSanchez, Jose Southeast Surgical AssociatesSanchez, Michelle Southeast Surgical AssociatesSanchez, Ninza Southeast Surgical AssociatesSchaffner, Dr. & Mrs. Leroy Randall SchaffnerSchuessler, William Southeast Surgical AssociatesSenger, Brian Southeast Surgical AssociatesSerna, Antonio Southeast Surgical AssociatesShannon, Nick Southeast Surgical AssociatesShneker, Ayham Southeast Surgical AssociatesShockley, Jr., William Michael & Diana BirdShoemaker, Steve Ideal Homes of Norman, LP

Shuemake, Keith Kenneth & Lucille Shue-makeSisco, Frances Gwendolyn NaumannSlaughter, Chris & Candais Louise WrennSlaughter, Mr. & Mrs. Lee Scott & Rachel WilliamsSmith, John Arthur & Carol Harvey Lynn & Patsy Milton Jerry & Ruth Ann JonesSmith, Paul Southeast Surgical AssociatesSoler, James Southeast Surgical AssociatesSpringer, Steve & Janice Barrett & Faye MooreStevens, Amy George & Bonnie BarnardStogryn, Ronald Southeast Surgical AssociatesSweet, Jeramie & Robin J. D. & Gwen MooreTanner, Phil & Laura Deborah DeasTano, Leonel Southeast Surgical AssociatesTavera, Robert Southeast Surgical AssociatesTenorio, Ruben Southeast Surgical AssociatesThe Ebby House, Joel & Sabrina PorterTheard, Joycelyn Southeast Surgical AssociatesThomas, Kyle and Emily Sally HuntThomas, Mr. & Mrs. Richard Matt HallThomason, Nell Bob & Crystal AndrewsTrantham, Richard & Debra Don & Virginia RobinsonTresnak, Daniel & Mary J. J. ThomsenTrevino, Lucina Southeast Surgical AssociatesTurrentine, David Mickey & Paula RayValdes, Pavel Southeast Surgical AssociatesVanLoh, Laura Post Hope Foundation, Inc.Vazquez, Salvador Southeast Surgical AssociatesVemulapalli, Sushma Southeast Surgical AssociatesViason, Judy Michael & Diana BirdVillafana, Richard Southeast Surgical Assoc.Vinyard, Patrick


Southeast Surgical AssociatesVoss, Juanita Bob & Crystal AndrewsWalker, Melissa Southeast Surgical AssociatesWall, David, Sandy, April & Arinn Sally HuntWall, Melvin and LaRue Sally HuntWalsh, Fred & Merri Mickey RayWalthall, Walter Southeast Surgical AssociatesWampler, David Bruce KusensWard, Jay & Lu Bob & Crystal AndrewsWarren, George & Dot Lee & Laura SpencerWebb, Janell Jim PrestonWeber, Kevin & Allison Scott & Rachel WilliamsWenzel, Lori Southeast Surgical AssociatesWhite, Steve & Teresa Vicki BridgesWilks, Wayne & Pat Mr. & Mrs. Keith

Bickham, Jr.Willhelm, Mark & Liz Bob & Crystal AndrewsWilliams, Heather Southeast Surgical AssociatesWilliams, James Southeast Surgical AssociatesWilliams, Mr. & Mrs. Mason Scott & Rachel WilliamsWillingham, Mark & Kristin J. D. & Gwen MooreWinkler, Tom Thomas RoshekWishard, Tom & Carol Jerry & Ruth Ann JonesWoltman & Family, Kirk & Yvette Thomas WoltmanWood, David Southeast Surgical AssociatesWoodruff, Ron & Mildred Robert & Crystal AndrewsWoodson, Mindy J. D. & Gwen MooreYoungdahl, Marcy Southeast Surgical AssociatesTom & Cynthia Joanne Boger

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