YMCA Annual Report 2014

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CADILLAC AREA YMCA

DILLON COMMUNITY CENTER

2014 ANNUAL REPORT

PROVIDING PROGRAMMING, ENCOURAGEMENT ANDMOMENTUM IN SUPPORT OF YOUR GOALS AT EVERY AGE.


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Cadillac Area YMCADillon Community Center

9845 Campus Dr.

Cadillac, MI 49601

Phone: 231.775.3369

Fax: 231.775.4309

BOARD OF DIRECTORSChair ........................................... Jason Elmore

Vice Chair .................................... Kris Krannitz

Treasurer .................................... Rick Kohler

Secretary .................................... Laurie McKay

Immediate Past Chair ................. Kelly Smith

KEY STAFFDan Smith ...................................Executive Director

Anne Smith Zdrodowski .............. Aquatic Director

Mike Kelso .................................. Program Director

Stacy Quiggin.............................. Business Manager

Debbie Blake ...............................Early Childhood Director

Jeremiah Shipton ........................ Teen Coordinator

Paul King .................................... Membership Specialist

Janelle Dubbs .............................Program Coordinator

Deb Dyer ..................................... After-school Program Coordinator

Dan AltoAdam BrinksJodi KeelerRenata OlsonNiki Schultz

Jo SpryEd Van AlstShannon WinkleFred WrefordSandy Morse

DEAR CADILLAC COMMUNITYSince your YMCA opened in December of 2009, weve continued topush for your causes of Healthy Living, Youth Development, and SocialResponsibility.With over 66% and 76% of Missaukee and Wexford countiesrespectively either overweight or obese, and over 59% of our area students

having at least one high risk factor in their lives, its clear these causes need tobecome movements in our community. Its also clear that it will take the wholecommunity to achieve them.

In 2014 your YMCA continued to reach deep into our community to ght forthese causes and invest in all the generations. With Mercy Hospital westrengthened the Senior Fit program. With Cadillac Area Public Schools,Pine River Schools, and other partners we offered an After-school TutoringProgramthat included a healthy snack and vigorous play daily. With dedicatedvolunteers we started a Flag Football leaguefor youth aged 6 to 8.

Thanks to the generosity of a local business leader, E.S. Fawcett, we started a free membership programfor all 7th graders at CAPS schools in 2013-2014.The program was so successful other community leaders including AdvancedFoot and Ankle, CoBank, Chuck and Marge Dumanois, and Glenn and ReannaKelly felt compelled to continue it into the current school year.

Perhaps your YMCAs biggest growth over the 2014 year was the expansion in Early Childhood. Your YMCA now hosts Dillon Daycare and three preschoolprogramsincluding tuition based, Headstart, and Greatstart which all developedas a response to needs in your community.

One of the most impressive ways we see your Y Cause growing into a movement

is the strong response of so many dedicated volunteers. In 2014 your YMCAhad over 250 volunteers from your community provide over 5,200 hours ofservice. Clearly your YMCA would not have as great an impact without theirdedicated service.

Now I invite YOU to get more deeply involved in your cause.Check outthe incredible,life changing programmingthat occurs within and outside ofthe YMCA walls represented in this report. Dont just nd a healthy living, youthdevelopment or social responsibility program to participate with,join us in theght for making your causes, the movements in the community.

Daniel Smith, Executive DirectorCadillac Area YMCADillon Community Center

Sponsorship CoBank And Wolverine

OUR MISSIONTO PUT CHRISTIANPRINCIPLES INTO PRACTICETHROUGH PROGRAMS THATBUILD A HEALTHY SPIRIT,MIND, AND BODY FOR ALL.


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OUR 2014 STATEMENTOF FINANCIAL POSITION

2014

Beginningof Year

(Audited)

Endof Year

(Unaudited)

ASSETSCurrent Assets 285,114 342,254

Non-Current Assets 5,491,395 5,162,231

TOTAL ASSETS 5,776,509 5,504,485

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

LIABILITIES

Current Liabilities 78,684 73,489

Long-Term Liabilities 995,022 992,032

TOTAL LIABILITIES 1,073,706 1,065,521

NET ASSETS

Unrestricted 4,592,734 4,318,045

Temporarily Restricted 110,069 120,919TOTAL NET ASSETS 4,702,803 4,438,964

TOTAL LIABILITIESAND NET ASSETS

5,776,509 5,504,485

2014 STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIESPUBLIC SUPPORT

Community Contributions/Fundraising 153,260

Grants 110,271

In Kind 7,740

REVENUESMembership Dues 627,645

Program Fees 276,920

TOTAL INCOME 1,175,836

EXPENSES

Supporting Services (Excluding Depreciation):

Youth Development, Healthy Living,and Social Responsibility

1,095,428

Administrative/Management and General 115,552

Fund Raising 17,716

Subtotal 1,228,696

Depreciation 219,164TOTAL EXPENSES 1,447,860

DECREASE IN NET ASSETS 272,024

The Y has been alifesaver for me with

me teenage son!

Kelley Parmelee

& Alex Ouwinga Youth Membership

TOTAL INCOME TOTAL EXPENSES

SENIOR FITLou and Judy Vargo have been members of the Senior Fit class since

January of 2011. They like to set goals because they feel that goals makethem work harder. During the Senior Fit Class free time they decided

to set a goal of walking 1500 laps in 2014. On average they walked20 or more laps twice a week during their hour of free time. On theTuesday before Thanksgiving they accomplished their goal of 1500 laps,which is equal to 125 miles in 11 months! After surpassing their goalin 2014 the Vargos have motivated othersat the Y and are alreadydeveloping a goal for 2015, and want to keep going with their walking!

Congratulations to the Vargos for achieving theirinspirational goal we are all very proud of them!

I love being here to improve

my ftness and energy level. Ilove the people because theyare so supportive of oneanother.Their encouragementamong each other is so niceto hear. My favorite pieces ofequipment are the treadmillsand the recumbent bikes.

Maybelle Rexford

90 Years Old,

Senior Fit Class Participant

74Average

Age

70Number ofSenior Fit

Participants

Class Time:1 hour,

2 days a week

Tuesday &Thursday

Name 2014 Miles

Betty Powell ............................. 114

Donna Gladstone ...................... 107.25

Esther Barber ........................... 130

Pam Lutke ............................... 116

Howard VanAntwerp ................. 101.75

Jayne Edwards ......................... 118.5

Jeanne Bruno ........................... 144

Michael Sundberg ..................... 114

Robyn Buckley............................ 94.25

Sue Henry ................................. 97.25

Judy Vargo ............................... 129Lou Vargo ................................ 130

Mark Pitrgo* ............................ 208

The following Senior Fit Participantswalked or biked 90-100 plus miles:

*Special recognition to Mark Pitrgo who did hismiles on the bike despite his personal challenge withMS. We are inspired by this great accomplishment!

ProgramFees 24%

Administrative/Management and

General 8%

CommunityContributions/Funding 13%

Grants9% In Kind

1%

MembershipDues 53%

Depreciation15%

FundRaising 1%

Youth Development,Healthy Living, and Social

Responsibility 76%


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Swimmer MTSL State Meet(3/2/14)

YMCA State Meets9 & up (2/22-23/14)Under 8 (2/15/14)

YMCA Great LakesZone Meet

(3/21-23/14)

Abraham Apfel 100 Freestyle 1st200 Freestyle 1st50 Backstroke 3rd

200 Freestyle 1st100 Backstroke 1st50 Backstroke 3rd

100 Backstroke - 4th200 Freestyle - 5th50 Backstroke - 7th100 IM - 7th100 Freestyle - 7th500 Freestyle - 10th200 IM - 10th

Karis Bachman Top 6 in age group Top 20 in age group

Averee Heuker Top 12 in age group Top 12 in age group

Rebecca Jacobson Top 12 in age group

Juli-Ann Lang Top 20 in age group

Brianna Leesch 25 Backstroke 1st25 Freestyle 3rd25 Breaststroke 3rd

25 Breaststroke - 6th

Demi Lodholtz 50 Backstroke 3rd

Maggie Neiss 200 Freestyle 3rd Top 12 in age group

Quinn Notarian Top 6 in age group Top 12 in age group

Rebekah Smith Personal Best

The Cadillac Currents are starting their fth season as a competitive swimteam. Being part of the Cadillac Currents offers students from K-12 the rareopportunity to compete in a lifelong sport that offers the best aspects of individualand team sports combined. Members learn how to set goals and compete

against their personal best times, while encouraging teammates to excelat their individual goals. Practice begins in October to prepare swimmers forcompetitions that run from November through mid-March. Fun is had throughoutthe season during statewide meets with other YMCA and Michigan Team SwimLeague (MTSL) swimmers, including individual and relay events.

This low impact, highly physical sportprovides an excellent foundation forlife lessons personal discipline, time management, and leadershipare

just a few of the many benets in addition to the healthy body and condencethat participants gain. Many alumni of the program have demonstrated this by

When I am on that platformI cannot wait for that buzzer

to sound so I can dive into thewater and just swim. I lovethat I could turn my love forswimming into a sport whereyou compete. My goal for the2014 season was to make itto both States again - whichwas a huge challenge sinceI moved up an age group.The swim team gives mea goal, something to worktowards. You are part ofa group but you compete

against yourself.

Maggie Neiss -swimmer

Abraham and Coach Anne

Im back from the Fina World SwimmingChampionship Swimming Competition. Idid well in 5 events w/ 5 Medals in thetop 10. I also competed in the MichiganSenior Olympics Swimming Competition atOakland University in August 2014. I didwell there also with 5 New State Recordsin 5 events.

Joel Lockwood

PHASE AStarter unit with light and megaphone $1,080

Total $1,080

% to Goal 100%

PHASE BBasic Timing System $2,795

Timing pads for 6 lane pool and storage cart $6,351

Laptop computer with

Workware Software (practices)

Boardware Software (projection system)

$2,524

Total $11,671

% to Goal 37%

$ Achieve Goal $7,309

PHASE C

5000 Luman high performance Projector $2,5996 Lane Alpha Numeric Scoreboard withscrolling line

$17,964

Estimated installation $1,600

Total $22,163

% to Goal 0%

14# of people

that achievedtheir goal of100 miles

180# of people thatparticipated inthe 100 mile

swim club in2014

CALL TO ACTION2014 marked the start of a new

campaign for an Aquatic TimingSystem. The system chosen includesan electronic display system able tocommunicate upcoming events,display training material and serveas a timing systemfor the swim teamand other competitive events, like theannual triathlon held at the Cadillac AreaYMCA. Overall, the system will supportYMCA swim team members, mastersswimmers, swim lesson participantsand other community memberswith their individual goals on the wayto achieving their personal best. Thistool will also open the doors to larger

meets, invitationals, and events that canshowcase our communityto a largernumber of swimmers from across thestate. These additional swimmers willprovide a higher level of competition,which in turn will motivate our swimmersto a higher level of performance.

CADILLAC CURRENTS

donating their time andtalents through volunteerism,lifeguarding, tutoring,

training others, and providingleadership to organizations.Some also assist with the lessformal summer team season,and swim stroke clinics whichare open to the public.


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Recently I was asked how the Preschool andDaycare center at the Cadillac Area YMCA has

impacted my life. The rst thought that cameto mind was, How do I narrow the list down? Mysecond thought was my children.

My family moved here from California in Marchof 2013. My youngest child, Lilly, had just turned3 at the time and she was having the hardest timewith the changes in our life. I decided preschoolwas what she needed and the Cadillac Area YMCAhad an opening, an amazing staffand was veryaffordable. Being a one-income (military)family, I was very relieved to be able to makethe tuition. After a few months, Lilly started getting

back to her usual happy, smart self.Shortly after we started the Y Preschool program,

we were offered a Head Start slot. Not only could Ichange the hours Lilly attended preschool, I was alsotold her tuition would be free. To have that money tohelp with extra cost of my family is AMAZING!

Now with 3 kids in school, I found myself askingwhat now? To me the decision was simple...go backto school and nish my GED. The adult educationclasses here were in the late afternoon so with a fewsimple changes to our schedule and lives,I wasable to attend, complete my education andfnallywalk across the stage as a graduate. Ijust felt with my children getting older, it was justsomething I had to do for myself.

If everyone at the Cadillac Area YMCA EarlyChildhood Department hadnt been as amazing asthey are, none of this would have happened. Evennow with that behind me, the Cadillac Area YMCA isstill impacting my life. For the rst time ever I amable to get one-on-one time daily with each of my3 children. There is nothing more important to methan them and the Cadillac Area YMCA has played ahuge part in my family not only settling, but thrivinghere.

Heather Paul

CADILLAC AREA YMCAPRESCHOOL & DAYCARE

2014 Parent Survey Quotes

I thought this was the best youthprogramthat my son has participatedin. The kids learned, had fun, and thecompetitive element was just right forthe age group. I think kids and coacheslearned a lot. Chad and Mike did a greatjob with this program and it will only getbetter. I had a ball watching all the teams

play.I thought the league was well

organizedand ran very smooth. WELLDONE!!

Thanks for this opportunity for my son.We loved itand will be back next year.

We thought the coaches were great withthe kids and very patient. Great job!!

CAPS TOCAMP PROGRAM

In 2014, approximately 50 childrenattending Cadillac Area PublicSchools (CAPS) were nominatedby principals and staff to attendCamp Torenta.These children wereenrolled at one of the four CAPSElementary schools or Mackinaw TrailMiddle School. The second requirementwas that these students had neverattended Residence Camp before.The third condition was that they had to qualify for free or reduced lunch.Shortly after the Cadillac Area YMCA Residence Camp, Day Camp, andCanoe Camp brochures were sent out in the spring, students that werenominated and ultimately selected, were notied that they were invited

to attend camp free of charge. Program Director Mike Kelso stated,The 2014 nominees and their parents were shocked and excited to ndout they had been chosen for this new program it was like delivering areally good Christmas present that the kids would get to open in July!

These students were gifted the experience of Residence Camp in partdue to generous donationsfrom Rotary Club of Cadillac, the TorentaScholarship Fund, and private donations.

FLAG FOOTBALLHIGHLIGHT

2014 was the Inaugural Season of YouthFlag Football at the Cadillac Area YMCA, andparticipants and parents alike had plenty of

positive things to say!

volunteersgave over250 hours

of service to theYMCA Youth FlagFootball Program.

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YMCA PRESCHOOL

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Scott AkomLindsay Akom

Dan Alto

Linda AndersonAlan AndersonPam Anderson

Angie Anderson-Lane

Pat Apfel

Norm Apfel

Monique AshbyH Austin

Crandall Bachman

Mary MaRae Baker

Sue Baker

Deb Ballard

Kurt Baney

Jenny BaneyCaitlin Bannister

Mary Lou Barrons

Jennifer Barton

Rodney Bellows

Mary Bellows

Carol BlakeBonnie Bliven

Chad Boolman

Isabella BorgstrumMallory Boyd

M Boyd

Debra-Ann Brabazon

Steve Brieithaupt

Suzane BrieithauptAdam Brinks

Glenda Brintnell

Samantha Brown

Steve Brown

Jill BrownAnna Carlson

M. Carter

April Castle

Gabby ChapmanMike Clark

Jamie Clous

Katie Clous

Bridget Coffee

Ellen Cokewell

Anne CoolKeenan Cooper

Caryn Cortez

T CoxMark Cronckhite

Dave Darrow

Brad Denike

K DeVoll

Jack DillonSam Dodds

Chad Dryer

Cassandra DrysJanelle Dubbs

Patrick Duncan

Ed Dunlap

David DuvallDolores Eisele

Jason Elmore

Alica Elmore

Carl EricksonE.S. FawcettTerry Fetters

Mike Filkins

Carla Filkins

Troy FinstromOlivia Flecher

Dave Foley

Brittany Follen

Maria Fuller

Chad GeigerDavid Glendenning

Judy Glide

Pat GogginSally GogginKelly Gugle

Lynn Gullekson

Stacy Hammond

Jeff Harding

Kayla Hawes

Andrea Herman

Jaime Heuker

Sheila Hill

Sandy HiscockJered HollandMelody Hosner

Aaron Hosner

Seth Houk

Chris HuckleKaty Huckle

Courtney Hunter

John Iehl

Jeff Izzard

Lisa JacobsonTom Jacobson

Paula Jasper

Kent Jensen

Maria JohnsonSarah Johnson

Jodi Keeler

Kathleen Kelso

Melissa Kendell

Kristin KennyDennis Kenny

Dennis Kenny III

Sabrina Kenwabikise

Paul KingRick Kohler

Becky Kosloski

Kris Krannitz

Rebecca KrannitzDaniell KregerDoreen Lanc

Ashley Lanc

Bruce Lang

Julie LapanScott Leesch

Kathy Leitart

Korlyn Leonard

Nick Lilly

Erica LillyDeanna Littlebear

Eric Lloyd

Garret LosinksiBrooks LucasC. Lucha

Jeff Manhardt

Abbi Mankowitz

Crickett Marks

M. MartinezNicole Mattison

Ami McBride

Penny McClure

Will McConnellMichelle McCoy

Lucy McGuireJim McGuire

Laurie McKay

John McKayAnthony McKean

Scott McPhearsonAshley Mentel

Mr. Miller

Leah Mills

Sarah MitchellLynn Montaque

Rick Moomey

Sandy Morse

Jason Mowbray

Brenda MuellerHolly Murray

Tisch Neiss

Maggie NeissTiffany NeremChristine Norman

Angie Notarian

Brandon Oberhous

Beth Oberhous

Nancy OliverRenata Olson

Steve Osborne

John Ott

Tim ParkerHeather Paul

Mike Paulin

Brad PeltierKelly Pendrick

Chad PhillipsTom Pierson

N. Placer

A. Plass

Kayla PluggerHellen Potter

Howard Potter

Chase Pylkas

Jenny Reaume

Tim ReaumeSophie Reaume

Kimberly ReccaKayla Reddick

David ReiserJulie Rice

Spencer Richards

Chayana Rizor

Jeff Rork

David RossAmanda Ross

Bill Ross

Lindsay Ruhmor

Willy Rzepka

Carol SadouskyDana Salladay

Mike Salminen

Aaron Schab

Rhonda Schalow

Kathy ScheuermanNicole Schultz

Jan Seabold

Jeremhia Shipton

Jennifer SikemaC. Sipe

Glenn Small

Kimberly Smith

Kelly Smith

Haylea SmithHanisi Smith

Jackie Soltman

Rich Spicer

Jo SpryMichael Stevens

Rob Stilson

Kim Stitt

Ashley Stitt

Interact Students

Jennifer SckNan Taylor

Clark the Juggler

Crystal Theis

Cassandra Theis

Jennifer Theodore

Charlie ThompsonJenny Totton

Angie Tuck

Barry TuffordAndy Ulrich

Jack Valice

Ed Van Alst

Audrey Van Alst

Julie Van AlstCarol Van Haitsma

Autumn Vanderstar

Jennifer Vennema

Andrew Vickery

Dave Wolbers

Renee WalkleyRiley Wallace

Karin Wallin

Jim Whelan

Corey Wiggins

Karl WilcoxJessica Wilder

Shannon WinkleNeil Wolf

Cindy WotilaFred Wreford

J. Young

Mike Zdrodowski

Sarah Zdrodowski

Noah ZdrodowskiAshley

Brooke

Ryan

Jacques

VOLUNTEERS

FACT: IN 2014 OVER 250 CADILLAC

AREA YMCA VOLUNTEERS GAVE OVER

5,200 HOURS OF SERVICE TO ADVANCE

OUR COMMUNITY.

2014 EVENT CALENDAR

JANUARY

Teen Open HouseJanuary Snowman Building ContestTAC 31

FEBRUARY Family Valentine DanceNo Dough Toy Expo

MARCH

Womens ExpoSt. Patricks DancePrincess Pirate Fairy Dance

APRILEaster Egg Hunt in the PoolHealthy Kids Day Open House

MAY Mothers Day Appreciation

JUNEAnyone Can Tri YMCA Triathlon

Beach Bums Game

JULY Mary Dillion Day Open House

AUGUSTFree lunch at the YMCA Junethrough August for all youth under 18

SEPTEMBER Party in Pink Zumba-thon

OCTOBERDancing with the Y StarsSpooktacular Halloween

NOVEMBERBe Thankful Open House

DECEMBER Resolution 5K & Kids 1 Mile


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7TH GRADEMEMBERSHIPSFOR CAPSE.S. FawcettCoBankAdvanced Foot and Ankle CentersChuck and Marge DumanoisGlenn and Reanna Kelly

AQUATICTIMING SYSTEMMary BlackmerSusan ThompsonMarianne SmithSteven and Suzanne BreithauptAnne Smith ZdrodowskiMike Coy

CAMP TORENTASCHOLARSHIP FUNDBecky and Norman SchneidermanLove I.N.C. of Wexford and

Osceola CountiesKiwanis ClubAlpha Delta Kappa-Beta PI Chapter

Pine River Paddlesports CenterAlan and Susan MeyerFIAMM TechnologiesLincoln Elementary PTLKathy & Dave McCurdyBob and Evelyn RexfordJeremy WinkleJanine and William RzepkaFox Motors of CadillacEbels General StoreFarm Bureau Insurance

Kenneth and Cathy TacomaThe DK Design GroupElks Daisy Chain 680Cadillac Castings Inc.Lee GoodrichRotary Club of Cadillac

EQUIPMENT FUNDTheron Parker

FLAG FOOTBALLThomas Huckle

LACROSSECadillac Police Ofcer Association

PINE RIVERAFTER-SCHOOLTUTORINGGlenn and Reanna Kelly

TEEN IMPACTRick and Mary BlackmerUnited Way

Dan & Beth AltoPam & Alan AndersonJon AndersonLinda AndersonTamra ArrandBruce BakerEric & Sue BakerRobert BeattieRodney & Mary BellowsStephan & Susan Betts-BarbusJudith Bigelow

Paul & Amy BizzigottiMary & Rick BlackmerDeborah BlakeDeborah BrinkmanAdam & Erin BrinksCadillac Oral & Maxillofacial

SurgeonsMarcia Calkin

Fred & Rochelle CarrollDave CencerSperry & Gertrude ClaypoolCoBankCharles & Leta CorwinMike CoyAnn & Ike DiehmWilliam & Carol DunnThom EoryBill & Dawn EwaldSteve Frisbie

Christopher & Julie GentryGreg & Susan GrahekStacy & Keith HammondJames & Joan HigginsAaron & Melody HosnerRich & Connie HoukThomas & Ann HuntJohn Itnyre

Thomas & Lisa JacobsonMark & Diana Johnson

Jodi & Clint KeelerKathleen KelsoMichael & Amber KelsoDennis & Kristen Kenny JrRick & Kathi KohlerKris & Rebecca KrannitzDonald LakinDenna & Robert LightHeather & Tony McClureJim & Lucy McGuireLaurie & John McKayMark & Jennifer MitchellMark & Cindy MorleyEdwin & Mildred Morton

Nancy & Robert MulkeyNancy & Ted OliverRenata & Erik OlsonMae & James PurrenhageStacy QuigginKathie RauReggie RayOtto Ream

Tim & Jenny ReaumeBill & Lynn Ross

Bryan & Cadey SalminenJohn & Betty SaylerSEC Schindler Elevator CorpKathy & Ken SimonDan & Maggie SmithJohn SmithKelly SmithTom and Peg SmithMikki StarkMargaret and Dan SwiridukTom TallutoCrystal ThiesEdward & Julie Van AlstGlenn & Berniece Verbrugge

Joann & Richard WallaceRichard & Evelyn WestmaasJessica WilderPhilip & Kathleen WinkleNeil & Martha WolfMatthew WoudenbergMike & Anne Smith ZdrodowskiSarah Zdrodowski

MEYERVETERINARY

CLINIC

ANNUAL CAMPAIGN2014 DONORS

PLATINUM LEVEL ANNUAL SPONSORS

GOLD LEVEL SPONSOR

SILVER LEVEL SPONSORS

BRONZE LEVEL SPONORS

PROGRAM SPECIFIC

2014 DONATIONS

CANT SKIPNancy:Cant skip theY with all the stresses Ihave I come in the Yand its like Sunshine!

Elsa:Youre preachingto the choir!

Nancy Oliver &Elsa Skipper

STAYINGACTIVE

January 11 at 7:00pm Cardio interval sculpting

class with Maria onFriday!!! Whoa. Wonderfulworkout. Every muscle we

worked is sore. Love it.

Jesse Guest-Felsk

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