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2022 Crawford County Calendar
& 2020 Gratitude Report
2020 B OA R D M E M B E R S OU R V I SIO N
Bridging philanthropy with causes that improve Crawford County’s quality of life.
OU R M I S SIO N
To support collaborative, impactful and philanthropic leadership that provides quality
and lasting investments in our community, now and for generations to come.
Dr. Pete Maynard Dr. Joe Shadeed Caryl Huggins
Chairperson Vice-Chairperson Secretary
2020 P E R M A N E N T
C OM M I T T E E S
DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE: COME HOME
Jennifer Stirm, Chair SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE:
Matt Orians Chad Birge Hannah Jacobs Brad Murtiff, Chair
Val Sanderson
Treasurer Trustee Trustee Dave Dostal Mike Dostal
Jim Pry Justin McMullen
Janel Hord Erin Stine
Casie Grau Mo Ressallat
FINANCE COMMITTEE: SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE:
Matt Orians Jessica Berger
Dawn Ratliff Liz Dolan
Doug Leuthold Dawn Ratliff Amy Vaughn Deb Dostal
Brad Murtiff
Joyce Vaughn Tara Eckert
Trustee Trustee Trustee Nancy Heiby
INVESTMENT COMMITTEE: Carolyn Helbert
Pete Maynard, Chair Caryl Huggins
Anne Cole Sherri McMullen
Steve Crall Adam Paynter
Pat Hord Karen Starkey
Matthew Pry Richard Stearns
Tim Stenson Lisa Workman
Bob Vasil
Jennifer Stirm Sarah Wegesin Jeff Zeisler
Trustee Trustee Trustee
A M E S S A G E F R O M OU R P R E SI D E N T GROW TH OF ASSET S
Home is why – literally. Why do you: celebrate your town’s bicentennial? Volunteer to water your
main street’s hanging flower baskets? Raise money to purchase youth sports equipment and new
welcome signs at your town’s entrances? Hang banners of your town’s veterans? Return to the same
place after every vacation? Because it’s your home, your identity, your community, and you want to
nurture it and see it prosper and thrive. 2020
$21.7 million in assets
Then why do so many of us see an allure in leaving? In my own case, and sometimes just because
of that allure, I left Crawford County and moved a total of eight times before STILL ending up right 2010
back in Crestline. In The Case for Moving Back to Your Hometown, Rainesford Stauffer explains, “I saw $11.1 million in assets
moving somewhere new as a certain kind of success in growing up.” Similarly, author Melody Warnick points out that there
is a stigma in America not only against small towns, but in staying in the same place at all. On the other hand, I’ve seen
plenty of “stationary” people boast on their professional profiles that they were “born and raised in Hometown, USA’’ as if
it were an accomplishment to stay put, or maybe their mother’s accomplishment to have had the good fortune to birth
them there. For me, I agree with Stauffer’s point that “…sometimes, we find ourselves and means of moving forward by 2000
going back.” Or as she so eloquently said in another way, “It’s okay to outgrow the life you thought you wanted.” $3 million in assets
So what about that stigma against small towns? An organization called SaveYour.Town conducted a survey of rural
challenges in 2015, 2017, 2019, and 2021. These surveyors feel that what media, policy makers and service providers tell
us are the biggest challenges for rural communities - typically poverty, drugs, and crime - are misleading at best and serve
to fuel the negative small town stereotypes. Instead, the rural respondents answering their surveys consistently cited
their number one concern for their small towns as being attitudes – attitudes that resist change, resist new ideas and “...We kn ow, to put our
resist moving forward and thus ultimately hinder progress. Now think about it – is that REALLY surprising? How long has
Crawford County been citing our community’s letterman jacket mentality as holding us back? How long have we been f utures f i rst, we must f i rst
complaining about wasted resources with all our duplication of services? Think about how few local organizations you can put our dif ferences aside.”
list whose titles begin with “The Crawford County __________,” but how many you can list whose titles begin with “The
Bucyrus __________” and “The Galion __________.”
- A M A N D A G O R M A N , P O E T,
We’ve all heard the saying, “There’s no ‘I’ in team.” I would add that there’s both a “u” and an “I” in “community.” That’s right – F I R S T N AT I O N A L YO U T H P O E T
you and I - only through working together, sharing, collaborating, and releasing our vice grip on resistance to change will L AU R E AT E
we see the improvements for which we yearn.
In 2013, we made the decision to officially change our name to The Community Foundation for Crawford County to accurately reflect that we are here to serve the entire county – all-
encompassing without bias, preferences or favoritism for any one part of our community over another. Notice the name even says “for” Crawford County as opposed to “of.” More recently, as you
will notice in this report, we have embraced change again and implemented a new logo and tag line. Whether you never left, left and returned, came here from somewhere else, or moved and
still live elsewhere, we’ve all “come home” in some fashion to Crawford County. We all share our community’s roots, its strengths, its challenges. We all have a human need for our community.
Only we can save our community, because like the surveyors at SaveYour.Town remind us, “…no one is coming to do it for you.“ We hope you enjoy this annual gratitude report/calendar and
feel a sense of pride in both your local community foundation’s accomplishments AND Crawford County’s inspiring residents. Home is Why.
He is
Regards,
Lisa Workman, CFRE
President
Why!
2020 AT A G LA N CE
10 $400,000
T H E C OM M U N I T Y
Emergency Grants
to Local Pantries in CARES Act Funding Grants
Distributed
636
DONORS
F OU N DAT IO N . . . CONTRIBUTED
is a catalyzing force that creates a better
101
future for all by addressing the community’s
most critical or persistent challenges,
inclusively uniting people, institutions and
SCHOLARSHIPS
AWARDED
to 79 students
in the amount of
81
Strategic Grants from
50
Funds
the Crawford Impact
resources, and producing significant, widely
$162,866 Fund Awarded Participated in
shared and lasting results. in the amount of #Giving2sday
1 & Raised over
- CFLeads, Aspen Institution Community Strategies Group and
The Council on Foundations from Framework for Community
Donor Advised
Fund Established
$323,644 $185,100
Leadership by a Community Foundation
1 NEW OVER $96,000 RAISED
for #Giving2sdayNow and granted to 36 local nonprofits
Scholarship for their operating funds
Fund
Established
2 NEW Agency Designated
Funds Established 1 Social Impact
Fund Established
Over $259,000 granted from designated and other funds held
at the Foundation
FROM THE BEGINNING…
The Timken Foundation helped establish The Community Foundation for Crawford County in 1984. It is one of more than 750 community foundations in the United
States today. We serve all of Crawford County, offering a variety of ways to touch our community through philanthropy. We have granted more than 5.7 million from
our Crawford Impact Fund since 1985.
2020 SUMMARY FINANCIAL STATEMENT 100
G ROW T H G R A N T S AWA R DE D
F R OM OU R C R AW F O R D I M PA C T F U N D
Assets
Cash $ 127,086
OF F U N D S 93
S IN CE 1 9 8 5
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Property and equipment 274,829
Total Assets 23,405,668 73
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Funds held in trust 1,701,788 60 Ϯϴй
Funds Managed
Total Liabilities 1,703,298 56
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Net Assets 21,702,370
Net Assets & Liabilities $ 23,405,668 46
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Contributions and gifts $ 974,469 30
Net investment income 1,546,799 28
Miscellaneous revenues 9,273 24 ,ƵŵĂŶ
Total Income 2,530,541 20 21 ^ĞƌǀŝĐĞƐϭϰй
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Expense
Salaries and benefits 126,837
Grants and Scholarships 1,192,359
Other operating expenses 67,013
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Change in Net Assets 1,144,332 Fiscal Year
Net Assets, Beginning of Year 2020 20,558,038
Net Assets, 12/31/20 $ 21,702,370
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-OHIO SUPREME COURT CHIEF
JUSTICE THADDEUS ARMSTRONG
MINSHALL ON THE CASE BROUGHT
ON BY FRANK S. MONNET T AGAINST
S TA N D A R D O I L T R U S T
JANUARY: Newsweek Magazine Cover Photo 1945; Credit: Newsweek Magazine Photos from:
Photo From: Wikimedia Commons
Wikipedia, historybyzim
Notable Crawford Countian – Frank S. Monnett was a graduate of Bucyrus High School and Ohio Wesleyan University, earning his Juris Doctorate from the
National Law School (Washington DC) in 1882. As Ohio Attorney General from 1896-1900, he pursued the first major victories that eventually led to the
permanent break-up of Standard Oil Trust. Founded by Ohio businessman John D. Rockefeller, Standard Oil Trust at one time controlled nearly 90% of the
country’s oil production. Monnett also co-authored anti-trust legislation, helping spur Ohio’s early leadership role in attacking corrupt business practices.
JANUARY
DECEMBER 2021 FEBRUARY
S M T W T F S S M T W T F S
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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1
New Year’s Day
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
9 10 11 12 13 14 15
16 17 18 19 20 21 22
Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Full Moon
23 24 25 26 27 28 29
30 31
Photo: Galion Public Library Website
The current Galion Public Library building
dates from 1904
The Tracks of Time – At one time, the Pennsylvania and New York Central Railroads were the nation’s largest, Photo By: Adam Knapp
Reading
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Crestline. Crestline was Carnegie was center
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necessitated
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1968, the twoincluded an emphasis
rival railroads merged on giving to libraries like the Bucyrus and Galion Public
to form
Libraries. Fun fact: the Galion and Mansfield Richland County Public Libraries
the Penn Central Transportation Company, and it filed for bankruptcy within two years. were designed by the same architect and thus bear a close resemblance.
FEBRUARY
JANUARY MARCH
S M T W T FS S M T W T F S
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30 31
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 3 4 5
Groundhog Day
6 7 8 9 10 11 12
13 14 15 16 17 18 19
Valentine’s Day Full Moon Random Acts of Kindness Day
20 21 22 23 24 25 26
Presidents’ Day
27 28
Photo By: Bill Fisher
Stewards of the Land – Jim and Janet Pry have planted more than 40,000 trees since buying 100 acres of forest that had just been commercially clear-cut Photo
in by:
Dawn Tilson
1976. Located on Remlinger Road, the tree farm is a living testament to the values of conservation and land stewardship. The forest also helps filter pollutants
that would otherwise enter the Sandusky River, and eventually Lake Erie. Jim was named Ohio Tree Farmer of the Year in 2007, and the family has also been
recognized by The Ohio Woodland Journal and the Farm and Dairy Newspaper.MARCH
FEBRUARY APRIL
S M T W T F S S M T W T F S
1 2 3 4 5 1 2
6 7 8 9 10 11 12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
2 022
13 14 15 16 17 18 19 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
20 21 22 23 24 25 26 17 18 19 20 21 22 23
27 28 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 3 4 5
Ash Wednesday
6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Eastern Orthodox Lent International Women's
Begins Day
13 14 15 16 17 18 19
Daylight Saving Time
Begins St. Patrick’s Day Full Moon
20 21 22 23 24 25 26
Spring Begins
27 28 29 30 31Photo By: Bill Fisher
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to Old firstWinter
Prohibition
– EvenConvention in thewas
though spring U.S.inwas heldainfinal
bloom, Crestline oncold
blast of Apriland
18,snow
1869. came
This curbside
through Crawford County in April 2020. These tulips in
display on Seltzer Street in Crestline asked a good question, as ten dollars would buy two bottles of whiskey
Bill’s yard were only temporarily weighted, as the snow soon melted and the tulips rebounded in the warm sun. Bill’s home garden and community service
or a whole
embody thestack of groceries.
Foundation’s new tag line – Home is Why! This tiptoe through the tulips won Bill the 2022 calendar photo contest!APRIL
MARCH MAY
S M T W T F S S M T W T F S
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6 7 8 9 10 11 12 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
2 022
13 14 15 16 17 18 19 15 16 17 18 19 20 21
20 21 22 23 24 25 26 22 23 24 25 26 27 28
27 28 29 30 31 29 30 31
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2
Ramadan Begins
3 4 5 6 7 8 9
10 11 12 13 14 15 16
Good Friday
Passover Begins
Palm Sunday Sundown Full Moon
17 18 19 20 21 22 23
Easter
National Volunteer Week
April 17-23 Earth Day
24 25 26 27 28 29 30
Arbor DayPhoto By: Hannah White-Pics by Hannah Grace Bunnies Baby! A mother rabbit decided to have her babies in a wave of petunias at Hannah’s house in Bucyrus. In 2018, Hannah was a recipient of a Foundation scholarship award. She currently attends North Central State College with plans after graduation to enroll at Franklin University, studying business management and marketing. Hannah has also started her own photography business, and we wish her all the best!
MAY
APRIL JUNE
S M T W T F S S M T W T F S
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3 4 5 6 7 8 9 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
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10 11 12 13 14 15 16 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
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24 25 26 27 28 29 30 26 27 28 29 30
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Ramadan Ends Cinco de Mayo
8 9 10 11 12 13 14
Mother’s Day
15 16 17 18 19 20 21
Full Moon Armed Forces Day (U.S.)
22 23 24 25 26 27 28
29 30 31
Memorial DayPhoto By: Fred Hendricks
Monarch Migration – Because they cannot survive long, cold winters, Monarch butterflies will fly south to forests high in the mountains of Mexico
Photo during
By: Donthe fall.
Tudor
Monarchs of North America travel further than any other butterflies in the world – up to 3,000 miles. Look for a chance to capture and tag a Monarch this fall at
Buckeye Central’s Outdoor Learning Lab – a project funded in part by the Foundation! Fred captured this monarch pollinating flowers in his yard when he lived
on Holmes Center Road in Bucyrus.JUNE
MAY JULY
S M T W T F S S M T W T
F S
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2
8 9 10 11 12 13 14 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
2 022
15 16 17 18 19 20 21 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
22 23 24 25 26 27 28 17 18 19 20 21 22 23
29 30 31 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
31
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8 9 10 11
12 13 14 15 16 17 18
Flag Day
Full Moon
19 20 21 22 23 24 25
Father’s Day
Juneteenth Summer Begins
26 27 28 29 30Photo By: Bill Fisher
Photo By: Carolyn Helbert
Boom Over Baker 47 – This July 4th celebration photo was taken by Carolyn while enjoying the festivities at the KOA campground on Baker 47. Although
fireworks started as a Chinese invention some 2,000 years ago, they’ve been an American tradition since the founding of our nation. Crawford Countians have
more than one display to choose from each year, and many include sound elements which make for whistles and blasts.JULY
JUNE AUGUST
S M T W T F S S M T W T F S
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5 6 7 8 9 10 11 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
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12 13 14 15 16 17 18 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
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26 27 28 29 30 28 29 30 31
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2
3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Independence Day
10 11 12 13 14 15 16
Full Moon
17 18 19 20 21 22 23
24 25 26 27 28 29 30
31Photo By: Hannah White-Pics by Hannah Grace
Photo by:
To “Bee” a Sunflower – The name sunflower comes from the Greek helios “sun” and anthos “flower.” Sunflowers got their name because the plantsAmanda
tilt to face the
Sheets
sun to gain more light for photosynthesis. This little bee was collecting his nectar from a sunflower at Pickwick Place.AUGUST
JULY SEPTEMBER
S M T W T
F S S M T W T F S
1 2 1 2 3
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
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2 022
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31
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 3 4 5 6
7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Full Moon
14 15 16 17 18 19 20
21 22 23 24 25 26 27
28 29 30 31Photo By: Hannah White – Pics by Hannah Grace Lend Us Your Ears – Did you know that an ear or cob of corn is actually part of the flower and an individual kernel is a seed? Hannah shot this ear at her grand- parents’ property, Mel-n-Joy Farms in Sulphur Springs. Ohio is the 7th leading producer of corn in the U.S., and 96% of the farms in Crawford County are family farms. (Source: USDA 2017 Census of Agriculture)
SEPTEMBER
AUGUST OCTOBER
S M T W T F S S M T W T S F
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7 8 9 10 11 12 13 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
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14 15 16 17 18 19 20 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
21 22 23 24 25 26 27 16 17 18 19 20 21 22
28 29 30 31 23 24 25 26 27 28 29
30 31
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 3
4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Labor Day Full Moon
11 12 13 14 15 16 17
POW/MIA Recognition Day
Patriot Day (U.S.)
18 19 20 21 22 23 24
Autumn Begins
25 26 27 28 29 30
Rosh Hashanah National Good Neighbor DayPhoto By: Glen McMurray, DDS
October: Hord Feedmill Overview pic; Credit: Becca Hord
FallDrone
Reflections – Dr. McMurray took this photograph in October along the Sandusky River behind his home on Stetzer Road in Bucyrus. He likes to use his
Over Hords – This aerial view over Hord Farms is a great example of the technological advancements made in farming over the past few decades. A pig, cow and grain farm, the Hords
photographs as inspiration
have five generations and overfor100watercolor paintings.
years in this family Glen
business. Theyisarealso
alsoapartners
BoardinMember ofprocessing
a new pork the Crawford County
facility in Arts
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from where fresh pork products are made.OCTOBER
SEPTEMBER NOVEMBER
S M T W T F S S M T W T F S
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4 5 6 7 8 9 10 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
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18 19 20 21 22 23 24 20 21 22 23 24 25 26
25 26 27 28 29 30 27 28 29 30
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Yom Kippur Yom Kippur
Begins Sundown Ends Sundown
9 10 11 12 13 14 15
Full Moon Columbus Day
16 17 18 19 20 21 22
23 24 25 26 27 28 29
United Nations Day
30 31
HalloweenPhoto By: SarahPhoto
Paynter
by:
Organic Farming – The Paynter Family Organic Farm has been organic since 1996 and consists of roughly 300 acres of peaceful farmland scattered across
Fred Hendricks
Crawford County. To help ensure the successful production of organic grains and animals, the family is also involved with many conservation efforts like the
Soil and Water Conservation District (SWCD). The red clover in this field is cut and baled to feed cattle during the winter, and then the beef products are sold
locally at Crawford County farmers' markets.NOVEMBER
OCTOBER DECEMBER
S M T W T SF S M T W T F S
1 1 2 3
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
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16 17 18 19 20 21 22 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
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30 31
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 3 4 5
6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Election Day Community Foundation
Daylight Saving Time Ends Full Moon Veterans Day Week Begins
13 14 15 16 17 18 19
Community Foundation
National Philanthropy Day Week Ends
20 21 22 23 24 25 26
Small Business
Thanksgiving Day Saturday
27 28 29 30
#Giving2dayPhoto By: Court Sturts
Come Home to Galion – This is not your typical gingerbread man, as this one is made of ice! Ice sculptures, carriage rides, tree Photos from:
Snow Plan? Snow Man! The Preschool children at Fairway School built this pandemic snowman. Part of the Crawford County Board of Developmental Andee Wildenthaler
lighting, Santa, a parade – it’s all part of the holiday celebration at the annual Come Home to Galion event. Galion is the only
Disabilities, Fairway School offers individualized services for their students, including occupational, physical and speech therapies. The slogan
andthe children
Matt Echelberry
city in the U.S. by that name, and it is located in three counties: Crawford, Morrow and Richland.
adopted during disability month declared, “Acceptance begins with a smile!”DECEMBER
NOVEMBER JANUARY 2023
S M T W T F S S M T W T F S
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15 16 17 18 19 20 21
20 21 22 23 24 25 26 22 23 24 25 26 27 28
27 28 29 30 29 30 31
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 3
4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Pearl Harbor
Remembrance Day
Full Moon
11 12 13 14 15 16 17
18 19 20 21 22 23 24
Hanukkah Begins
Sundown Winter Begins Christmas Eve
25 26 27 28 29 30 31
Hanukkah Ends
Sundown
Kwanzaa
Christmas Day Dec. 26 - Jan. 1 New Year’s Eve50 #Giving2sday Grants to Funds
Held at the Foundation
20 20 G R A N T R E C I P I E N T S 36 #Giving2sdayNOW Grants to
Local Nonprofits
Bucyrus
RD
Alpha Recovery 12 Step Program Crestline
Avita Health Foundation
W F O Crestline Historical Society, Inc.
Bucyrus Backpack Program, LLC
Bucyrus Outreach & Restoration Network CRA T Y
Emmanuel's Bread, Inc.
St. Joseph Catholic School
Colonel Crawford School Endowment Fund of TCF4CC
Crawford County Community Concert Association CO U N Village of Crestline
Crawford County Public Health
Crawford Partnership for Education and Economic
Development
Crawford Works Galion
Father's Healing Heart Center His Hands Extended Family and Community Services, Inc.
Soup Kitchen Galion Community Center YMCA
Humane Society Serving Crawford County Galion Historical Society
Prevailing Word Ministry in Motion Food Pantry
Wynford Local School District
YMCA of Bucyrus-Tiffin, Inc. (Bucyrus Branch)
Grant Recipient Organizations Serving Crawford County from Other Locations
American Red Cross East Central Ohio Chapter
North Central State College Foundation
Ronald McDonald House Charities of Central Ohio2020 F U N D S AT T H E C O M M U N I T Y F O U N D AT I O N
F O R C R AW F O R D C OU N T Y
The following funds have been created by individuals, corporations and non-profit organizations to help fulfill the mission of
The Community Foundation for Crawford County. (*indicates new fund)
Buckeye Central School Endowment Fund Galion Community Education Foundation Fund
Bucyrus Auditorium Endowment Fund Galion Historical Society Endowment Fund
Bucyrus Backpack Program Fund Gertrude M. Bechtel Crossroads Mural Endowment Fund
Bucyrus City School Endowment Fund Harold G. & Louise C. Pry Memorial Fund
Bucyrus Historical Society Designated Fund Harvey School Designated Fund
*Bucyrus Kiwanis Fund Holy Trinity Athletic Fund
Bucyrus Mausoleum Association Fund Hord Family Donor Advised Fund
Bucyrus Outreach & Restoration Network (BORN) Fund Humane Society Serving Crawford County Endowment Fund
Bucyrus Preservation Society Designated Fund John T. & Grace B. Bridges Fund
*Bucyrus Y Future Fund Keith Hartman Clayton Memorial Fund
Carter Family Donor Advised Fund Little League Designated Fund
Charles L. and Helen M. Wiles Designated Fund Loren's Cancer Care Designated Fund
Colonel Crawford School Endowment Fund Marian E. and Norman H. Maynard Bucyrus Public Library Fund
Council on Aging Designated Fund Murals Endowment Fund
Crawford Antique Farm Machinery Association Designated Fund New Washington Fund
Crawford County Agricultural Society Fund OMIG Crawford Unlimited Leadership (CULEAD) Designated Fund
Crawford County Community Concert Association Endowment Fund Paul and Tamara Robinson Memorial Fund
Crawford County Sports Hall of Fame Building Fund Playscape Designated Fund
Crawford Impact Fund (fka The Community Foundation for Crawford County *Program Related Investment Fund
Unrestricted Fund) Robert Clark Neff Fountain Endowment Fund
Crawford Partnership Community Opportunity Internship Fund Schines Art Park Endowment Fund
Crestline Historical Society Fund *Shadeed Family Donor Advised Fund
Crestline Music Boosters Designated Fund United Way Designated Fund
Crestline School Endowment Fund Unrestricted Bucyrus Auditorium Fund
Early Childhood Education Quality Improvement Non-Endowed Fund Unrestricted Crawford County Community Concert Association/Robert Clark
Elizabeth C. Heckert Charitable Endowment Fund Neff Fund
Friends of the Crawford Park District Fund The Weekes Family Memorial Fund
Friendship Bridge Designated Fund Wynford School Endowment Fund
Galion Community Center YMCA Fund YMCA Bucyrus Designated Fund
Galion Community Education Foundation Brick and Mortar Fund Zulauf Farm Endowment Fund
“It is not your dut y to f inish t he work,
but neit her are you at lib er t y to neg l ec t it .”
- R A B B I TA R F O N
He is
J E W I S H P R I E S T, S A G E , T E A C H E R
Why!2020 A D D I T IO NA L SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEES
ADDITIONAL REPRESENTATIVES TO THE DR. LAURIE ANNE RHODEBECK MERLE AND PEG HUTSON SAMUEL NEFF FELLOWSHIP FOR
FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE: INTERNATIONAL STUDY
COMMITTEE: (FRIENDS OF THE CRAWFORD PARK Gary Almanson SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE:
Debbie Hofmann (Dustin T. Stover Scholarship) DISTRICT): Libbie Anatra Jessica Berger
Eric Stover (Dustin T. Stover Scholarship) Josh Dyer Matt Bickert Mike Hoffman
Donald Miller (Jeanne A. Miller Scholarship) Dan Everly Tammi Creed Lisa Workman
Jody Miller (Jeanne A. Miller Scholarship) Kyle Hartman John DiPietro
Beth Heinlen (Jeanne A. Miller Scholarship) Barb Koschnick Carolyn Helbert SUSAN CAMPBELL MEMORIAL
Mollie Geissler (John W. Brubaker, Jr. Todd Roston SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE
Scholarship) KENNETH CUMMINS SCHOLARSHIP, (COLONEL CRAWFORD LIONS CLUB):
Emily Norris (Nancy Angene Johnson ROBERT SCHWADERER SCHOLARSHIP, RICHARD A. MILLER Jill Kinn
Scholarship) AND TYLER NIESE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE: Becky Napier
SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE (BUCKEYE Lisa Anatra Ruthann Noblet
CRAWFORD COUNTY SPORTS HALL OF CENTRAL SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE): Sandy Cole
FAME SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE: Christine Close
Carolyn Helbert Betty Majoy ROLLIE AND ESTHER WILSON “It is not our
Jeff Panovich Mike Martin
Mary Rees
SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE:
Todd Martin, Colonel Crawford Superintendent
dif fe re nces t hat
CRAWFORD FORWARD SCHOLARSHIP Marcia Stout Jake Bruner, Colonel Crawford Principal divide us. It is ou r
(CRAWFORD COUNTY YOUNG David Sheldon, Colonel Crawford
PROFESSIONALS): KIWANIS KAHLE-WENNER Athletic Director i n abi l it y to re c o g n i z e,
SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE
Miranda Jones
Mike McBeth (BUCYRUS KIWANIS CLUB):
Chuck Huggins, Colonel Crawford accept and celebr ate
Girls’ Softball Coach
Caleb Miller Ken Cameron Ryan Teglovic, Colonel Crawford t hos e dif ferences.”
Corey Miller Doug Foght
Rob Ratliff
Guidance Counselor - AU D R E LO R D E
Kyle Solomon
Rebecca Wilden Duane Watts P O E T, F E M I N I S T, A N D C I V I L
RIGHTS AC TIVIST
GROWTH OF SCHOLARSHIP GIVING
# OF SCHOLARSHIPS # OF STUDENTS # OF SCHOLARSHIP AMOUNT AWARDED
YEAR 2020 AWARDED
101
AWARDED
79
FUNDS
29 $162,866
# OF SCHOLARSHIPS # OF STUDENTS # OF SCHOLARSHIP AMOUNT AWARDED
YEAR 2010 AWARDED
8
AWARDED
8
FUNDS
5 $6,5502020 S C HO L A R SH I P F U N D S & R E C I P I E N T S
We are proud to introduce the 2020 scholarship recipients for each scholarship. (*indicates new fund)
*ALYSSA PINE MEMORIAL DUSTIN T. STOVER SCHOLARSHIP FUND KIWANIS KAHLE-WENNER PRY SCHOLARSHIP FUND
SCHOLARSHIP FUND Keenan Sharrock, Colonel Crawford HS SCHOLARSHIP FUND SPRING SEMESTER AWARDS:
Fund will begin awarding scholarship in 2021. Addison Wood, Wynford HS Mariah Cotsamire, Colonel Crawford HS Katie Alspach, 2018 Bucyrus HS grad
Reece Zeigler, Bucyrus HS Carla Bennett, 1991 Bucyrus HS grad
COME HOME SCHOLARSHIP FIRST FEDERAL COMMUNITY BANK COME Chalena McAleer, 2010 Bucyrus HS grad
GENERAL FUND HOME SCHOLARSHIP FUND LARRY SCHIEFER MEMORIAL SUMMER SEMESTER AWARDS:
No awards given in 2020. No awards given in 2020. SCHOLARSHIP FUND Andrea Wildenthaler, 1990 Galion HS grad
Thomas Kurek, Wynford HS FALL SEMESTER AWARDS:
CRAWFORD COUNTY SPORTS HALL OF GLEN AND ALICE BEERS John Abouhassan, 2020 Galion HS grad
FAME SCHOLARSHIP FUND SCHOLARSHIP FUND MARGARET AND DONALD WENNER, MD Samantha Castle, 2009 Galion HS/PCTC grad
Tyler Bishop, Bucyrus HS Kelly Baker, 2015 Galion HS grad SCHOLARSHIP FUND Carrie Cross, 2009 Bucyrus HS/PCTC grad
Katherine Wildenthaler, Galion HS Brevin Balliett, 2019 Colonel Crawford HS grad Alexis Adams, Bucyrus HS Annie Kilgore, 1982 Galion HS/PCTC grad
Olivia Hocker, 2019 Colonel Crawford HS grad Tyler Bishop, Bucyrus HS Andrea Wildenthaler, 1990 Galion HS grad
CRAWFORD FORWARD Braxton James, 2019 Colonel Crawford HS grad Jaden Deskins, 2019 Bucyrus HS grad
SCHOLARSHIP FUND Caitlin Koschnick, 2018 Colonel Crawford HS Gram Dick, 2018 Bucyrus HS grad RICHARD A. MILLER SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Anissa Smith-Sublett, Galion HS Jared Miller, 2002 Colonel Crawford HS grad Cody Ellis, 2009 Bucyrus HS grad Lauryn Tadda, Crestline HS
Zachary Moritz, 2019 Colonel Crawford HS grad Teresa House, 2018 Galion HS grad
DARYL E. STUCKY MEMORIAL Taylor Niese, 2018 Buckeye Central HS grad Mykala Houseburg, 2017 Bucyrus HS grad RICHARD E. STEARNS SCHOLARSHIP FUND
SCHOLARSHIP FUND Cieara Pfeifer, 2018 Colonel Crawford HS grad Katlyn Kegley, 2019 Bucyrus HS grad Cole Heinlen, 2018 Wynford HS grad
Hannah Messmer, Wynford HS Sarah Lipscomb, 2019 Bucyrus HS grad
HOLMES LIBERTY ALUMNI Jackson Moody, 2019 Bucyrus HS grad ROBERT SCHWADERER
DOUG AND RENEE LEUTHOLD SCHOLARSHIP FUND Riley Moody, 2018 Bucyrus HS grad SCHOLARSHIP FUND
SCHOLARSHIP FUND Lainey Holman, Wynford HS Carsen Pirnstill, 2017 Bucyrus HS grad Molly Geissman, 2019 Buckeye Central HS grad
Alexis Adams, Bucyrus HS Briley Pollock, Wynford HS Kasidee Sinclair, 2019 Galion HS grad Sidney Long, 2016 Buckeye Central HS grad
Isabelle Biglin, 2017 Buckeye Central HS grad Thomas Smith, III, 2015 Wynford HS grad Steven Long, Buckeye Central HS
Seth Blevins, Wynford HS/PCTC JACIE EVERETT MEMORIAL Kristen Vaughn, 2019 Bucyrus HS grad Jarod Mason, Buckeye Central HS
Brandel Boyd, 2006 Mansfield Senior HS grad SCHOLARSHIP FUND [One-time only scholarship.] Callie Wildenthaler, 2017 Galion HS grad Alivia Niese, Buckeye Central HS
Mackenzie Byers, 2014 Crestline HS grad Dalton Kent, Bucyrus HS Reece Zeigler, Bucyrus HS Grant Shook, 2019 Buckeye Central HS grad
Lainey Holman, Wynford HS Owen Zellner, Bucyrus HS/PCTC
Teresa House, 2018 Galion HS grad JAMES E. HUGGINS, SR. AND ROLLIE AND ESTHER WILSON
Braxton James, 2019 Colonel Crawford HS grad MARGARET M. HUGGINS AGRICULTURAL MARVIS SCHAAF SCHOLARSHIP FUND SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Electra Norwood, 2020 Galion HS/PCTC SCHOLARSHIP FUND Rylee Alspach, Wynford HS Mariah Cotsamire, Colonel Crawford HS
Cieara Pfeifer, 2018 Colonel Crawford HS grad Braxton James, 2019 Colonel Crawford HS grad Catherine Stacklin, Buckeye Central HS
Keenan Sharrock, Colonel Crawford HS Emily Rudd, 2019 Wynford HS grad SAMUEL NEFF FELLOWSHIP FOR
Thomas Smith, III, 2015 Wynford HS grad MERLE AND PEG HUTSON INTERNATIONAL STUDY
Catherine Stacklin, Buckeye Central HS JEANNE A. MILLER SCHOLARSHIP FUND SCHOLARSHIP FUND SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Cheyenne Taylor, 2010 Crestline HS grad Hannah Messmer, Wynford HS Nathan Clark, Crestline HS No awards given in 2020.
Andrea Wildenthaler, 1990 Galion HS grad Taylor Garrison-Wise, Crestline HS
Owen Zellner, Bucyrus HS/PCTC JOHN W. BRUBAKER JR. Kennedy Moore, Crestline HS SUSAN CAMPBELL MEMORIAL
SCHOLARSHIP FUND Lauryn Tadda, Crestline HS SCHOLARSHIP FUND
DR. JOSEPH AND SUSAN SHADEED Trevor Ley, Bucyrus HS Sarah Beck, Colonel Crawford HS
SCHOLARSHIP FUND Jordann Whitmore, Bucyrus HS MOUNT ZION MILTON HARMAN Mariah Cotsamire, Colonel Crawford HS
Fund will begin awarding scholarships in 2021. SCHOLARSHIP FUND Hannah Willacker, Colonel Crawford HS
KENNETH CUMMINS SCHOLARSHIP FUND Kimberly Tuck, Wynford HS
DR. LAURIE ANNE RHODEBECK MEMORIAL Makayla Aichholz, 2018 Buckeye Central HS grad Jaylah Westberry, Wynford HS TYLER NIESE MEMORIAL
SCHOLARSHIP FUND Drayden Grimlich, Buckeye Central HS SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Alexander Lawson, Colonel Crawford HS Chase Niedermier, Buckeye Central HS NANCY ANGENE JOHNSON Savannah Barnette, Buckeye Central HS
Riley Moody, 2018 Bucyrus HS grad Nicholas Ramey, Buckeye Central HS SCHOLARSHIP FUND Chase Niedermier, Buckeye Central HS
Emma Rhodes, Buckeye Central HS Alexander Crall, 2016 Wynford HS grad
WYNFORD FFA RISING SUN
KEVIN A. BINAU SCHOLARSHIP FUND NOAH SKYLAR LEAR MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Thomas Kurek, Wynford HS SCHOLARSHIP FUND Fund will begin awarding scholarship in 2021.
Kimberly Tuck, Wynford HS Isabelle Biglin, 2017 Buckeye Central HS grad2020 C OM M U N I T Y I N V E ST O R S
Thanks to our donors, the CF4CC is making charitable dreams come true every day in Crawford County and beyond. These individuals, organizations,
and businesses provided the monies to fund the Foundation’s integrated work.
A Janice Butler Gretchen Dzugan Pam Grubel K
Marj Alberts Mary Butterfield Joe & Lynlee Dzugan Bill & Nan Kahle
Darice Allard H Beth Kahle-Miskell
Alan Allwine C E Veronica Halberg Jennifer Kahle-Vance
Raymond & Sue Alt CONTACT Crawford County Earth, Wind & Flowers Garden Club David & Karen Halsey Nancy Kalb
Rocky & Sue Alt Ken & Deb Cameron Betty Ebbeskotte Virginia Hammontree Linda Keller
American Legion Colonel Crawford Jeffrey & Ruth Ann Campbell Matt Echelberry Patricia Hargis Denis & Sharon Kempf
Post 181 Chuck & Robin Cangelosi Kris & Tara Eckert Marjorie Harter Jackie Kempf
Lyle Angene Mary Carney Melvyn & Kathy Eckert Lillian Hartschuh Rowan Kempf
Anthony Lee Screen Printing, Inc. Craig Carpenter Emerson Eckstein Frank Hedges Kent Family Farms
Dennis & Patricia Armstrong Richard & Loyce Carpenter Robert Eidell Thomas & Marcia Heminger Ray & Kelley Kerlick
David & Patty Auck Annie Carter Harold & Martha Eppley David Hendrix S. Casey Kerr
Nathan & Lynn Auck Charles Christman Stan & Cindy Eusey Nancy Herman Barb Kinney
Randy Clady Tani Eyer Robin Hildebrand Mary Alice Kirkpatrick
Christine Cletzer Deb Hiler Janet Kohls
B Martha Kozik
Jack & Dorothy Clutter Cristy Hill
Christina Babbs
Gary Cole
F Rene Hill Kroger Community Rewards
Mark Baker Nancy Fairchild
Maureen Coleman Mike & Nancy Hocker Dr. William H. Kuhn V
James & Barbara Baldy C. Barry Farmer
Colonel Crawford Schools Foundation Mike & Beth Hoffman Kathryn Kurtz
Charles Ballinger FCBank
Jack & Beth Bates Chris Copper Dr. Jeffrey & Carol Holter
Jerry & Rita Fegley
Mike & Connie Beck Ron & Nancy Cover Tom & Pam Holtshouse L
William & Christina Ferrell
Katie Benedict Steven & Michelle Crall Hord Family Farms, LLC Joy Lauthers
Chris & Tonya Fike
The Benevity Community Impact Adam Cramer The Hord Family Fund of National Gary & Lesley Lawson
Firelands Federal Credit Union
Fund of the American Online Crawford County Agricultural Society Christian Foundation Ohio Dick & Karen Leuthold
Bill & Donna Fisher
Giving Foundation Crawford County Commissioners Duane & Inez Hord Doug & Renee Leuthold
Dave Fisher
Cole Bennett and Annie Ta Crawford County Community Pat & Janel Hord Glenda Leuthold
Michael & Concordia Fisher
J. Sebastian & Jessica Berger Concert Association Inc Douglas & Susan Horsley Mark Leuthold
Harold & Anna Fitz
Bess Blvd Real Estate Company Ltd Crawford County Sports Hall of Fame Dale & Margaret Hoyles Jim & Linda Leyda
Mark & Patti Fox
Dan & Kathy Binau Tim & Barb Huber Beth Lininger
Marlene Fox
Alan & Sue Bishop Dr. Tyler & Caryl Huggins Robert & Tasha Lisle
Phil & Deb Fox
Douglas Bishop D Preston & Bethany Foy
Dick & Kathy Hulsmeyer Pamela Louden
David Blasi Tom & Patty Daiber Ronald Hurst Kathleen Lowe
Albert & Janyce Fulton
Ed & Suzanne Blocker David A. and Debra K. Petersilge James & Helen Luidhardt
Charitable Fund of
Debbie Bloomfield
Schwab Charitable G J
Veronica Boebel J & F Construction &
Mitch Booth Randy Deaver Galion Primary School M
Development, Inc. Jennifer Mace
Don & Jackie Bores Peggy Degray Teachers & Staff
Paulette James John & Margie Maddox
Diane Bowman Dr. Dorey Diab Ganymede Technologies Corp
Amy Jarvis Jan Maddy
Todd Boyer Diamond Wipes-Bucyrus Debra Garverick
Beth Jarvis Anne Mahoney
Lyle Brostrom and John & Barbara Dipietro Grant & Margaret Garverick
Virgil & Crystal Jennings Randell Mann
Jeannene Ackerman Michael & Lori Dishon Tubby & Nola Garverick
Stephanie Johndrow Marathon Petroleum Corporation
Stephanie Buchanan Gerry & Liz Dolan Steven & P. June Gebhardt
Candace Jones Employee Match Fund of Your Cause
Bucyrus Blades, Inc. Dave & Deb Dostal Larry & Mollie Geissler
Herb & Doris Jones Steve & Connie Marek
Bucyrus Elk's Lodge Invitational, Inc. Mike & Kiley Dostal Terry & Kathleen Gernert
Miranda Jones Marianne Markley
Bucyrus Kiwanis Club Katherine Doty Dale Gingery
Dave & Patricia Jury Paul & Patricia Marsano
Ronald & Marcia Burkhart DT Petroleum Services, Inc. Brent & Katie Gledhill
Corinna Dunaway Wade & Chelsea Gottfried The Mason Companies
Donald & Marilyn Burkholder
Jeremy & Christy Dunn Terry Gribble Jim & Debbie Mayes
Rick & Jenny Burton
The Maynard Family FoundationM (Cont’d) Traci Oswald Arthur & Carol Ann Rush J. William & Marilyn Stepro Jerry & Cindy Voss
Nancy Maynard Ruth and Sam Neff Fund of the Fidelity Jon Stinehour
Charitable Gift Fund Michael & Linda Stitzlein
Dr. Pete & Susan Maynard P Dick & Kay Stowe
W
Joy McClarren Charlene Parkinson Lynn Watson
Harold & Marylyn Strang
Justin & Sherri McMullen Ken & Susan Parr S Rod & Sue Streib
Doug Watts
Dr.Glen & Nancy McMurray Harry Patterson Jr. Linda Salvati Brady & Sarah Wegesin
Doris McNair Estate Kent & Laura Stuckey
Jim & Deb Pigman Jeffrey & Valerie Sanderson Merris & Jean Welge
Libby McPeek Paul Sulser
Brian & Andrea Presler Judi Saurers Amber Wertman
Chad Miller Joseph Swartz
Jim & Janet Pry Michele Schaad CoAnn Westerhold
Tom & Nadine Miller Michael Swick
Penny Pumphrey Kari Schenz Beverly Whaley
Bob & Jody Mills Jennifer Purcell Schiefer Bins LLC Paul & Ann Wilcox
Bill & Mary Lee Minor Park National Bank Janet Schiefer T Rebecca Wilden
Mizick Miller & Company, Inc. Peoples Savings and Loan Company Cheryl Schmidt Kenneth & Charmaine Teets Andrea Wildenthaler
John Mizick Brad Schoenberg Teynor Builders Ray & JoLyn Williams
Steven & Dona Mohr Paul & Kay Scott Bob & Marilyn Thiel D. Todd & Danya Wilson
Randy Monk R Ron & Ronda Scott Steve & Dawn Tilson Nichole Wilson
Patricia Moore Jason & Dawn Ratliff
Dr. Joe & Sue Shadeed The Timken Foundation of Canton Mildred Winbigler
Martha Morris Jenny Reagan
David Sharrock Scott Tinnermeier Ron & Kim Winkle
Larry & Linda Morrison Julia Reed
Amanda Sheets Gage & Kathleen Tolar Dale & Joan Wolfe
Donna Morrow Jeff & Gayle Reser
Janice Shuck Tim & Charlotte Toothman Bruce & Lisa Workman
Ann Mullins Judy Rhode
Vivian Shumaker Gene & Mendi Toy Heidi Wurm
Lor Murphy Carol Rhodebeck
Tim & Pat Simmermacher Brian Treisch Wynford FFA Alumni
James Ricksecker
Dorothy Slagle Emmett & Jeannine Tupps LaMar Wyse
Doug & Laura Rigdon
N Matthew Rindfuss
Annette Smith Catherine Turner
Brian & Heather Smith
Joseph & Elaine Naples Sean & Kendra Ritzhaupt
Matt Smith
Y
Mark & Melinda Nicholls David & Brandy Robertson
Jon Smolko
V Marcia Yunker
Jerry & Carol Niese Tami Robinson Bob Vasil
Marilyn Solt
Mike & Paula Romanoff Amy Vaughn
Timothy Solt Z
O Jason Ross
Becky Somogye
Dennis & Joyce Vaughn
Charles Zeisler
Ohio Mutual Insurance Group Stacie Routzahn Victory Investment Progression LLC
Starkey & Stoll Ltd. Jeffrey & Mira Zeisler
Matthew & Minda Orians David & Carol Rowland Lauren Vogt
Matt Steele Carl Zulauf
Mark & Judy Osborne Rodney & Melanie Rowlinson Richard & Marilyn Vogt
Tim & Kathy Stenson
C OM M U N I T Y SU STA I N E R S
Thank you to the following contributors that have established permanent endowed funds at the Foundation.
Annie & Juanita Carter Chuck & Julia Huggins Sam & Ruth Neff Richard Sterns
Harold & Nola Garverick Larry Johnson Jerry & Carol Niese Dr. Donald Wenner
Mollie Geissler Doug & Renee Leuthold Jim & Janet Pry
Pat & Janel Hord Don Miller Dr. Joe & Sue Shadeed
C OM M U N I T Y L E G AC Y
Thank you to the following contributors that have arranged a planned gift to the Foundation. A planned gift is a contribution that a person decides to give at
some future date, either a number of years from now or at death. There are many kinds of planned gifts, including but not limited to: bequests in a will, a trust,
or an estate plan; charitable gift annuities; retirement funds; charitable remainder trusts; life estate contracts; charitable lead trusts; pooled income funds; life
insurance; and non-cash assets and assets transferred using pay-on-death or transfer-on-death documents.
Paul Bechtel Ralph & Pam Grubel Doug & Renee Leuthold Laurie Anne Rhodebeck
Glen & Alice Beers R. Scott Hastings Dahna Loeding Marvis Schaaf
Esther Ferguson Tim Heydinger Doris McNair Gladys Schrag
Fred Fischer Tom & Pam Holtshouse Helen Picking Neff Terry Stinehelfer
Richard Frederick Dorothy Leuthold Jim & Janet Pry
254 East Mansfield Street, Bucyrus, Ohio 44820
tel: 419-562-3958
fax: 419-617-7308
email: info@cfcrawford.org
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Thank you to these Crawford Countians who contributed photos:
Bill Fisher *2022 calendar photo contest Carolyn Helbert Glen McMurray, D.D.S.
winner for Bending To Old Man Winter* Fred Hendricks Sarah Paynter
Hannah White – Pics by Hannah Grace Adam Knapp Court SturtsYou can also read
