december 2013 (pdf; 10319 kb)

December 2013 KLA Newsletter

Newsletter “Listen to the Lake” December 2013

Newsletter Highlights

President’s Report….......................1& 2

Membership & Watershed

Sign Report………………...………..2

Hydrofracking/Well Disposal Report.....3

Nominating Committee…………….…...3

Water Quality ………..…………….……3

Lake Level Committee………………….4

Tax Deduction Info……………………...5

2015 Photo Contest Info………………..5

2014 KLAeidoscope Info………………..5

KLA website & Facebook Info………….5

New/Returning Members………..……...6

Bubblers Revisited………………………6

Enemies Await - Aquatic Invasive

Species……………………………...7

Navigation & Recreation…………....…..8

2013 Membership Roster…………...9-15

2013-14 Calendar Photos &

Submissions………………..6, 15, 28

KLA Member Ads………………......16-22

Keuka Lake’s Feral Cats…………..23-24

Order Forms………………………........25

KLA Directors and Officers……...........25

Business Members & Advertisers…….26

KLA Office & Advertising Info….………31

Membership Application Form……..31

PRESIDENT’S REPORT --- Bill Laffin

www.keukalakeassoc.org PROTECTING THE QUALITY OF THE LAKE

KLA Membership renewal for 2014

Membership renewal forms for 2014 will be sent out March1, 2014. To renew, you may re-turn to the KLA office the en-closed form with your check or credit card info. New this year: you may renew on-line at our website with your credit card. Whichever way you choose to renew, please include any up-dated information,. Also you may select to receive our monthly e-newsletter and e-announcements and choose to receive our quarterly newslet-ter on-line, regular mail or both.

As KLA gets ready to close out 2013, I’d like to wish all of our mem-bers and friends a ―Safe and Happy Holiday Season‖. During 2013, the KLA has continued to deliver in are-as that support our core mission of ―Protecting and Preserving Keuka Lake‖. Whether the grant to Keuka College for a water quality testing probe; our ongoing communica-tions with State officials on the KLA’s position on not allowing Hydrofrack-ing within the watershed; the grant to the Yates County Soil and Water Conservation District for measuring Asian Water Chestnut densities and for removal of some of the invasives from the outlet; the updates to our website and lake level reporting sys-tem; the installation of Watershed signs along NYS Routes and in Steuben County; our support for the ―Sustainable Keuka Lake ― grant; the publication of our quarterly news-letter and monthly e newsletter or the monthly water quality testing trips around the lake, the Keuka Lake Association has had a produc-tive year and we appreciate the sup-port from our membership. We are also very fortunate to have a dedi-cated and active Board of Directors. As President, I am very grateful for the diligence and professionalism of our Board members. They make the KLA a very effective organization. But as you might expect, how-ever, we still have many challenges and projects ahead for 2014. The DEC is proposing new regulations on Invasive Species, a move that we fully support, especially as new spe-cies of Aquatic Invasives have now

been found in nearby Seneca Lake. Until the Governor makes his final decision on Hydrofrack-ing, the KLA has to be positioned to work collaboratively with other groups that share our view on this issue. The KLA needs to work with the Keuka Watershed Improvement Cooperative and the Keuka Lake Outlet Compact to assure that they share the same concerns for the health and welfare of Keuka Lake as do the members of the KLA. The Watershed Sign project needs to be finished but that requires overcoming opposition in the Yates County Leg-islature. New updates to the NYS Navigation Laws will go into effect in May 2014 that will increase the need for operator training to a larger seg-ment of the boating public. We must assure that we are effectively com-municating these changes to our membership, as boater safety is of paramount importance to the KLA. We must be diligent in analyzing our water quality data to assure that Keuka Lake maintains its AA rating and we will publish a 2014 Directory by midyear. Lastly, membership is the key to a healthy KLA organization. We need to get more Keuka Lake area residents to become members. Please spread the word to neigh-bors, friends and local businesses. A KLA Membership is a great holi-day gift that will continue to give for generations to come. Again, I appreciate the support of our membership and with your assistance, the Keuka Lake Associa-tion should have a great 2014.


MEMBERSHIP & WATERSHED SIGN REPORT - Mike Gow

The KLA Board of Directors wants to thank you again for your continued support! If you are aware of any homes that have changed ownership recently, we would appreciate your letting the KLA know of the addresses and the people involved. Please contact us by e-mail or phone and we will fol-low up. This will allow us to update our files and possibly secure new members. Thank you! As a result of your membership, we have been able to address issues concerning Keuka Lake, its continued health and your safety, including: The monitoring of water quality (utilizing a newly purchased water testing probe)I Involvement in the redesign of the lake level monitoring system The distribution of boating and fishing regulations Continued efforts to prevent hydrofracking within the Keuka Watershed (plus a 4000 foot buffer) Continued efforts concerning invasive species in Keuka Boating and recreation safety on the lake A redesigned web-site at keukalakeassociation.org

Please take the time to rediscover this tremendous source of information!! Continued public education For example, regarding public education, the KLA worked with N.Y. state and county officials to install a total of 13 highway signs, (generally) along the perimeter of the Keuka Lake Watershed, notifying motorists that they are entering the watershed area. It is hoped that as a result of these signs, the general public will be a bit more aware that they are now within the Keuka Watershed and that they should not only enjoy the area,

but also help to protect the watershed. At left is a map of the Keuka Watershed with arrows pointing to the approximate locations of the signs that have been erected. It should be noted that NY State and Steuben County officials insisted that the signs be erected as close to the watershed boundary as feasible.

We hope you have a wonderful and safe winter and we look forward to seeing you next spring.

And please remember to take time to LISTEN TO THE LAKE!!

Arrows show locations of new watershed welcome signs


Hydrofracking & well disposal committee report -- Jim BarreJim Barre

KLA Continues to Monitor Hydrofracking Activities

The Hydrofracking and Well Disposal Committee (H&WD) reiterated its position to Governor Cuomo that the Keuka Lake Watershed and a 4000 foot buffer must be exempted from High Volume Horizontal Fracturing for Natural Gas (HVHF) regardless of what decision is taken by the DEC for the rest of the State. The Finger Lakes Regional Watershed Alli-ance (FLRWA) maintains a similar position for the Finger Lakes Watersheds. The City of Rochester supports the FLRWA position for the Hemlock and Canadice lakes watershed as these two Finger Lakes are the sources of water for the City of Rochester. The H&WD Committee is having discussions on what actions would be appropriate and should be taken if the NYS-DEC permits HVHF in the Keuka Lake Watershed. The H&WD Committee will be meeting more frequently to decide what specific legal and scientifically based actions are appropriate and what other organizations should the KLA consider col-laboration. The Seneca Lake Pure Water Association (SLWPA) has taken legal action against the New York State Department of Health (DOH) to obtain the information that the NYS-DOH has received from outside sources on the health effects relat-ed to HVHF. SLWPA will share this DOH information with the KLA. The H&WD Committee will continue to monitor, respond and communicate HVHF activities and decisions over the winter months.

NOMINATING COMMITTEE Dennis Carlson

Knowing that time always passes more quickly than you might expect, I want to take this opportunity to solicit those that have interest in becoming a member of the KLA Board of Directors. In July of 2014, we will have four Board Members that will leaving because of Term Limits (Board Members may service three two year terms). These openings will occur for the Towns of Jerusalem, Milo, Pulteney and Wayne. Should you reside in anyone of these com-munities (or in any of the six communities surrounding Keuka) and wish to be consid-ered for a Board position we would like very much to hear from you. To express your interest please contact the KLA Office by phone or email to let us know. In is only through strong volunteer support that the KLA can continue to provide the support and focus that leads to Preserving and Protecting Keuka Lake for Future Gen-erations.

Water Quality Committee - Dennis Carlson

As we complete the 2013 Season in the Keuka Water-shed, it is my pleasure to say that Keuka is in excellent health with the last water sampling done in October. The

new probe being used by Dr. Tim Sellers and crew at Keuka College is proving to be a great tool and will continue to sim-plify the water testing process. For 2014, we will include ran-dom site coliform testing (which has not been done in the last few years) to reestablish a baseline. The water testing period for 2014 will begin in April and will be conducted each month through October. At the last Water Quality Committee Meeting in October, Jim Balyzak of Yates County Soil and Water communicated that the Asian Water Chestnut pulls resulted in 20 to 30% less plants this year versus last. This was great news. Nicole Landers, of the Yates County Cornell Cooperative Ex-tension, has made great progress regarding Invasive Species communication and will continue these efforts in 2014. This focus will be on the continued education of all persons within and users of the Keuka Watershed. We want to thank all of you as well as Steuben County, Yates County and the Community Governments within the Water-shed for support of all these efforts. With all of us working in the same direction and against the same objectives will ensure the long term protection of Keuka Lake.


As we approach mid-November, the fall lake level drawdown is well underway and we are right in the middle of the curve. Considering that YTD, we are 4.55 inches of rainfall below normal (as measured at the Weath-er Service instruments at the Penn Yan Airport); the Keuka Lake Outlet Compact (KLOC) did a very good job in maintaining the lake level this past summer. The gradual decline in lake level from late July to early Octo-ber was strictly the result of lack of precipitation. During October, Sheriff Spike of Yates County issued a navigation warning for the Penn Yan Outlet. While the lake level at the time of the warning was well within the normal range, there has been an accumulation of gravel and other debris in the area where Kimball Creek empties into the outlet. The KLOC has begun ap-plying to the DEC for permits to dig this area out. Hopefully, this will be accomplished by the springtime. Since October, we have experienced intermittent problems with the lake level gauge on the KLA web site. The biggest issue had to do with the page that displays the lake level ―timing out‖ as it tried to upload the graphics to member’s computers. The result was the ―dreaded orange screen‖. For some users this has been an issue for quite some time. We have undertaken a rewrite of the computer code to make it more efficient and as of November 6, we believe that we have resolved a significant amount of the problem. The other problem that we encountered had to do with the data logger recognizing the change to daylight savings time. We believe that this has also been resolved. We’d like to thank those of you who responded the electronic email survey regarding a potential to delay the fall drawdown in future years. This issue was raised by one KLOC members and some preliminary coordina-tion with the DEC indicated a need for public input. We believe that our survey satisfied this requirement. The survey results clearly indicated that KLA members would like to see some amount delay to the begin-ning of the required fall drawdown. The KLOC will take this topic up at their November meeting. If they agree to proceed, then a formal request needs to be sent to the DEC who will staff the idea with the various federal, state and local agencies that such a change might affect. You may not be aware of it, but there is equipment mounted on the old Keuka Maid dock in Hammondsport which measures the lake level plus rainfall. This is owned and maintained by the Schuyler, Chemung, and Steuben Counties Floodwater Service (FWS), and their readings are displayed on their web site (http://www.highwater.tzo.com). In addition, the National Weather Service (NOAA) also utilizes this information, displaying the Keuka Lake level on their web site (http://water.weather.gov/ahps2/hydrograph.php?wfo=bgm&gage=kkln6). Wayne Hand, Chair of the KLA Lake Level Committee, did a detailed comparison of the Hammondsport and Penn Yan lake level readings for the first half of October, and found that the lake level readings in Ham-mondsport were consistently 0.6 – 0.7 feet higher. Since the late 90’s, there have been various attempts at trying to eliminate or understand the difference in lake level readings. In an attempt to better understand this difference, Wayne began dialog with the FWS individual responsible for maintaining the Hammondsport equipment, which then led to a request for clarification from the DEC, then the National Weather Service (NOAA). Per the experts at NOAA, the water levels of the major Finger Lakes each have a very slight ―South to North slope‖, where the Southern end could have a lake level 0.5 – 0.7 feet higher than the Northern discharge end. This has been proven with detailed studies conducted by NOAA hydrologists on Cayuga and Seneca Lakes. Therefore, it is likely that the current lake level readings shown for Hammondsport are correct as shown on the FWS and NOAA web sites. In other words, the Keuka lake level readings shown on our web site are correct for Penn Yan but other parts of the lake may be slightly higher, with the high point being in Hammondsport (which is likely 0.5 – 0.7 ft. higher). Finally, we have some scientific facts to help clarify this topic of disagreement for the past several years.

Lake Level Committee


“Looking for a Year End Tax Deduction?”

Look no further than the Keuka Lake Association!

If you “love” Keuka Lake and are interested in making sure the Lake you know is preserved for future

generations.

Consider a “gift” to the KLA above and beyond the annual membership to help support or mission:

“To preserve and protect Keuka Lake and its natural beauty for future generations”

As a 501(c)(3) organization your donation qualifies for a “tax deduction” and if you donate before

12/31/2013, you may receive a tax benefit when you file your income tax for 2013.

Your donation will provide the KLA with the needed funds to continue to support our mission and provide

you a valuable tax deduction this year.

Donating is very easy, either securely online through our website. Find the Membership Login and then

Gifting and Donation Form. Which will allow you to donate from the comfort of your computer securely

or you can print this form and send it via mail to the KLA office in Penn Yan. Or if you prefer, you may

drop off your form and check with Margo at 142 N Main St, Penn Yan, NY 14527.

Disclosures:

-Talk with your Tax Advisor regarding the tax benefits for you making such a gift.

-This solicitation is for New York State Residence only.

KLAeidoscope of keuka 2015 - calendar photo contest YOUR photo could be in the 2015 Calendar! Keep your camera handy through-out the year, as photos are needed for all seasons. Photos must be of Keuka Lake or its shoreline, hillsides and communities, Photos must be taken by KLA members or members of their families. Entries must be received by January 31, 2014. Limit 3 photos per entrant. Digital photos should be taken with a 3.5 mega pixel or larger camera, at highest possible resolution. After uploading the image to your computer, save it as a .jpg file, leave it unedited, and send it on a

CD to the KLA office at P.O. Box 35, Penn Yan, NY 14527, drop it off at 243 Main St. or e-mail it to [email protected]. Traditional 4x6 35mm color prints may also be submitted. You may also re-submit photos that were previously not selected. Remember, prizes are available for the cover, 1st, 2nd and 3rd place photos and selected submissions receive a copy of the calendar. Upon our receipt of your CD or prints, you will be sent a form releasing the photo(s) for use by the KLA. Photos not selected for use in the calendar may be placed in the photo gallery on the KLA website or in the newsletter. Past entries may also be considered for use in future calendars.

KLAeidoscope of keuka 2014

There is a limited supply of 2014 calendars still available. At $12.95, these make a great holiday gifts or stocking stuffer—especially in the cold winter months, where they help you and yours remember those days at the lake! They can be purchased at Long’s & Henderson’s in Penn Yan, Browsers, Curtiss Museum, Cin-namon Stick, Bully Hill, Pleasant Valley Winery & Heron Hill in Hammondsport, and at other locations such as Keuka Spring Vineyards, Rooster Hill Vineyards and Hunt Country Vineyards.

Facebook & KLA Web Site Did you know that the Keuka Lake Association has a Facebook page? If you have recently joined Facebook or have not ―liked‖ the KLA page it’s time to do so! Pictures, news, and announcements are often posted there. And make sure you check out our new web site at keukalakeassociation.org if you haven’t done so al-ready! It also has the latest lake-related information, plus much more! Enjoy past newsletters too. You may also now renew on-line. Click on ―Membership Log In‖, ’Online membership form’.

mailto:[email protected]

mailto:[email protected]

http://keukalakeassociation.org


Robert & Laurie Babcock Raymond & Alice Barone

Joe & Judi Bergh Gerald Brundage

Arthur W. & Judy Flynn Bugsch Jay & Charlene Cook

Curt & Gail Cost Gail & Alan Davela

Dr. Martin & Daryl Davis Gerti Densmore Howard B. Fine

Finger Lakes Home Watch, LLC - Michael & Alicia Slowinski

David & Nancy Frick Jason & Tara Fuller

Jeffrey J. Gush Clarice Hardy

Jim & Debbie Harloff David & Joan Harradine

Chris & Maureen Hellems Michael & Meredith Hurley*

Stacey Justine & Debbie Knupp Sherry & Wayne Klumpp

Romaine Korzon & Walt Korzon Tom & Hilda Lando Jeff & Gretchen Lee

John & Nancy Lively* Craig Miller

Jim & Jean Moe Janie & Bob Morello

Michael Mulcahy Mark & Susie Nagy

Richard & Stephanie O’Brien John& Katie O’Neill

Lynn & Jorgen Overgaard Iris Prochnow

Lynn & Greg Ramsey Barbara Risser

Calvin Russell, Emily Crowley & Marcia Russell

Timothy A. Schwartz James & Sheryl Smith

Bruce & Donna Spector* Gloria & Bob Stoneham

Swartz Family Mark Tiberio

Timothy & Marianne Trombley Scott & Maureen Valentine

Whitbeck Living Trust Michael & Laura Widmer

Louis Zona

Willow Winter Vista Carolie Simone Dec 2013

The KLA welcomes the following new & returning members:

These new members came to us from three local realtors. Our thanks to Chip Murphy (Nothnagle), Marcia Rees (Century 21) and Dennis Carlson (Realty USA).

Bubblers: Protectors or pests!! As we being preparing for the cold winds and temperatures of the winter, it’s time to think about the settings for in lake bubblers. Please be a good neighbor and keep the impact of your bubbler within your water rights line. An overly aggressive bubbler not only wastes ener-gy but can disrupt ice fishing, ice boat-ing, skating on neighboring properties as well as interfering with waterfowl migra-tion. (reprinted from KLA December 2012 newsletter)


Enemies await – Aquatic invasive species that we should be on the lookout for in Keuka Lake. Nicole Landers, CCE Yates County, KLA Water Quality Advisor

There are a number of aquatic invasive species that are ―knocking on our door‖

and the earlier a newly introduced invader is detected the better. Rapid response following early detection may aid in preventing the species from getting estab-lished and spreading. Bloody red shrimp has not yet been detected in Keuka Lake, but was detected in Seneca Lake in 2011. The impact of this newly intro-duced species is still under investigation. These crea-tures are nocturnal, so scanning the shallow shoreline with a flashlight after dark could lead to early detec-tion (Finger Lakes Institute website). Round goby is a fish species that has plagued the Great Lakes since the 1990s. It competes for food sources of native fish and feeds on their eggs and fry, leading to population decline. In 2012, round goby was found in the Seneca River, just north of Cayuga Lake (where it is currently established), and was video recorded by David Brown (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KyDr9SqaiyU) in the Cayuga-Seneca canal, connecting to Seneca Lake. European frogbit, a floating plant that forms dense mats, has yet to be found in Keuka Lake, but is established in the Montezuma Wildlife Refuge. Hand pulling efforts have been completed to reduce the im-pact of native flora and fauna. Similar to frogbit, water chestnut forms dense mats. It was found in the West River in the Canandaigua watershed for the first time this year and a population in the Penn Yan marsh-lands has been under the management of the SWCD since 2010. Hydrilla has been found in a number of locations in the Cayuga Lake watershed and in the North Tonawanda area of the Erie Canal. Since this plant can easily establish itself from fragments carried from lake to lake on boat props and trailers, rapid de-tection of a new infestation is paramount. By learning what these species look like, and ob-serving the species in and around Keuka Lake, indi-viduals can help be the first to detect an invader. To see pictures of the aquatic invasive plants and ani-mals listed here visit the NYS DEC website: http://www.dec.ny.gov/animals/50272.html/. If you suspect that you have found one of these species in Keuka Lake, you may contact Yates County Cornell Cooper-ative Extension office at 315-536-5123. If you suspect that you’ve found hydrilla, please send a picture to the Stop Hydrilla Taskforce: http://ccetompkins.org/environment/invasive-species/hydrilla-suspects. With all of that said, the first line of defense is prevention. Keuka Lake is already the current

residence to at least nine invasive species including four animals (fishhook water flea, spiny water flea, zebra mussels and quagga mussels) and five plants (Eurasian watermilfoil, curly leaf pondweed, water stargrass, brittle naiad, and stonewort). National dialogue around the importance of inva-sive species is progressing and a document was re-leased in November, 2013 by the National Environ-mental Coalition on Invasive Species titled ―Tackling the Challenge of Invasive Species‖ (http://www.necis.net/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/NECIS-Tackling-the-Challenge-of-Invasives.pdf). Major envi-ronmental organizations and professional societies have joined forces to create recommendations for a national response including 1) risk assessments of imported species, 2) national clarification of authori-ties and responsibilities, 3) updating the Lacey Act to improve regulations, 4) enhance funding streams, 5) equip resource agencies with necessary funds to pre-vent, detect, eradicate and manage invasive species, 6) improve evaluation methods of prevention schemes, and 7) support research and outreach pro-grams. Over the last several months the Yates County Legislature, the KLA, and Steuben County, along with a number of other lake associations in the Finger Lakes, wrote resolutions that were sent to Albany. They urged the state lawmakers to take a compre-hensive and proactive approach to preventing aquatic invasive species from being transported and intro-duced into our Finger Lakes. The New York Invasive Species Council drafted an Aquatic Invasive Species Bill in 2010 addressing this very issue, yet it has yet to receive sponsorship. This has served as a model for a number of local invasive species laws including Schuyler and Warren counties. A step in the right di-rection, however, is the recent release of a proposed regulation that would make it unlawful to knowingly possess a predefined invasive species (either land-based or aquatic) with the intent to sell, import, pur-chase, transport or introduce. There will be a public hearing held on Wednesday December 11, 2013 at 2:00 PM at the State Fairgrounds, Martha Eddy Room, 581 State Fair Blvd, Syracuse, NY 13209. Public comments are being taken through December 23, 2013. The description of the proposed regulation and a complete list of public hearing dates and loca-tions can be found at http://www.dec.ny.gov/regulations/2359.html.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KyDr9SqaiyU


Navigation & recreation Committee Navigation & recreation Committee -- Chuck BastianChuck Bastian

PFD REMINDER: Please keep in mind the new law that went into effect four years ago:

SAFETY EQUIPMENT REMINDER: Now that you have winterized your boat and put it away, you might want to review your inventory of safety equipment to see if anything should be replaced for the upcoming 2014 season (time to get those items onto your Christmas lists now while they are fresh in your mind). Also think about any other new safety equipment that you might have seen this summer that you should have for next summer - marine radio, depth finder, new spot lights, etc. FALL / WINTER BOATING AND NAVIGATING: If you continue boating activities this fall, please keep in mind a number of safety concerns: WATER TEMPERATURE - Make sure you are properly dressed and outfitted as the lake temperatures begin to drop rapidly (please see the water tempera-ture graph on the KLA website). It has historically dropped from the 40's down into the 30's from November through March. LAKE LEVELS - As you navigate any waters this winter season, make sure you are on the lookout for shallow areas or uncovered obstacles due to the lower lake levels. Shallow water marker buoys may not be present if they have been taken out by NYS Parks for the winter months (which then get reset in the Spring). LESS ASSISTANCE OUT THERE - This time of year, since there are fewer people around, cries for help or distress may go unanswered for some time. Prepare yourself for anything to happen and assume it will be awhile before help can get to you. NEW LEGISLATION SIGNED INTO LAW – September 27, 2013. The new law (A3471 / S1639) takes effect May 1, 2014 and requires anyone born on or after May 1, 1996 to hold a Boater Safety Course Certificate in order to operate any "mechanically propelled vessel". This now goes beyond just personal watercraft. BOATER SAFETY COURSES: There may not be many safety courses held locally during the win-ter months, but please plan on attending one in the spring if you cannot find one this winter. We will have in the spring newsletter a listing of the Local Sheriff agencies phone numbers that you can contact for a listing of spring dates they may be holding the safety courses. FLYING SKY LANTERNS: We read a recent article from USA Today (D&C) 11/05/13) that men-tioned that ―In August, the US fire marshals association adopted a resolution urging states to ban the sale and use of sky lanterns.‖ Stay tuned to see if these do indeed become illegal in New York State. HAVE A GREAT WINTER!

Subject: Navigation law amendment effective 11-01-09 Navigation Law § 40 currently requires certain vessels to maintain personal flotation devices, and also man-dates that they be worn in certain circumstances. It does not, however, require passengers of pleasure ves-sels, over the age of eleven, to wear a PFD when the vessel is underway. A 6784, now signed by the Governor, states that “No owner or operator of a pleasure vessel less than twenty-one feet, including rowboats, canoes, and kayaks shall permit its operation, between November first and May first, unless each person on board such vessel is wearing a securely fastened United States Coast Guard approved wearable per-sonal flotation device of an appropriate size when such vessel is underway.”


2013 MEMBERSHIP ROSTER - As of 11/1/13

The KLA gratefully acknowledges the following individuals, businesses and foundations whose generosity and sup-port have enabled the Association to execute its on-going mission to preserve and protect Keuka Lake.

Guardian Level - $250+

Lee & Yolanda Adrean

Larry & Susan Aiello

Linda E. Amuso & Susan Lombardi

Becki & Pierce Baker

Kevin & Christina Bennett

Brown Family - Lewis Brown

Gary & Martha Brown

Camp Arey, Inc.

Pam & Dennis Carlson

Dan & Linda Carp

Audrey Christiansen & Terry Johnson

Sue & Joe DeGeorge

William and Nancy Feinstein

Gary & Suzanne Fenner

Caryl Flickinger

Peter & Mary Beth Gamba

Judith M. Goehring

Sue Goodrich

Michael and Rita Gow

Penny & Kirk Gregg

James Howitt & Rita Griffin

John & Diane Hagreen

Thomas & Shelley Hilfiker

Lee & Kathy Hutchinson

Mr. and Mrs. Jurgen Koch

Bill & Mary-Ellen Laffin

Dr. Richard D. & Ellen Shaw Maceko

Alise Learned Mahr & William Mahr

Mr. & Mrs. Mark Malcolm II

Gary & Ellen McDowell

Douglas H.Potter, MD

Rich & Mary Moglia-Cannon

Valerie Newell

Mark & Mary Nielsen

Gary & Nancy Olin

Dr. Sam & Terry Pennise

Jensen - Elsie, Terry & Sallie

William & Patricia Schirmer

Shaw Agency Inc.

Cynthia P. Smith

Donna & Roy Smith

Freeman H. Smith

Karen Meriwether & Tom Snow

Peter & Lois Spreen

Mark & Emily Stenta

Martha & Dave Swift

Tim Tighe

Barb & Kirk Vieselmeyer

Pamela Yunis

Patron $150+

David & Barbara Allardice

Barry S. & Donna K. Brenner

Mike & Anne Carney

Peter & Susan Carter

Martin & Maureen Castellana

Rob & Sharon Corcoran

Jens & Staci Pfeffer/Micro Instruments Corp

Mr. Anthony DeSalvo/Micro Instrument Corp.

Mark & Maureen Davitt

Andrew & Susan Desorbo

Mark & Kim Dewey

Suzanne Edlund

Robert & Patricia Gilchrist

Robert & Barbara Gregg

Mike & Dawn Grosser

Mark & Karen Hagan

Wayne & Judy Holly

Dick & Jennifer Honeyman

Greg & Donna Hurst

Mr. William H. Cole, Jr.

Mary Jo Korona

Bob & Maribeth Lambert

Robert & Patricia Latour

Lt.Gen. & Mrs. Charles McCausland

Don & Joyce McGuire

Nancy & Dave Middleton

Nicholas & Mindy Misnick

Joan & Jim Moore

Tom & Donna Noteware

Debbie & Jim Odorczyk

Terence & Sanda O'Rourke

Lisa Vantrease & Rizwan Pasha

Larry & Nancy Peckham

Dale & Barbara Pedersen

Phillip Rand

Keith Reas

Paul & Jane Reeder

Tom & Betty Richards

Richard & Peggy Rockwell

Elise & Stephen Rosenfeld

Dan & Martha Ruffo

Lynne Royer & Bruce Saldinger

Edward & Barbara Schusler

Ann & Jim Slavin

Jim & Ellen Stork

Frank & Barbara Strong

Barbara & Marc Thorne

Mark Tiberio

Steven & Jolene Tomlinson

Robert & Margaret Tranbaugh

Al & Joyce Wahlig

Elizabeth R. Bennett & Page Walker

Elizabeth Welch

Terrence & Barbara Woodworth

Carol Worth

Dyke Smith & Mary Worth

Donald L. Wright & Raen Longwell Wright

Bebette Yunis

Sponsor - $100+

This year’s roster goes from page 9-15. We have institut-ed a new data base and hope all the data from the old one transferred correctly to the new one, Please let the KLA Office know if you see an error and we will correct it in the March newsletter.

Ann & Russ Acevedo

Gary & Linda Acker

Michael O\'Connell & Nancy Bach

Philip & Nancy Bailey

Jim & Betsy Barre

Lena Baskis

Ron & Gail Bellohusen

Richard Rosenberg & Margot Bliven

Tom & Marilyn Blythe

Bob & Linda Bowditch

Ronald C. & Judith W. Bruce

John & Barbara Bruning

Jane & Dan Burke

Dennis & Christa Caffarelli

Hubert & Mary Lois Carroll

Lucille Cavallaro

Joe, Eileen, Archer Choi

Rich & Lisa Coffin

Dr. Robert E. & Jo Ann Cole

Tom & Joan Cole

Frank & Mary Condella

John & Linda Confer

Curt & Gail Cost

Russell & Judy Cranston

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dalrymple

Janet S. Darrow

Pete & Trish DeSocio

Candy & Bob Dietrich

David & Shelley Dinehart

Mardo Doherty

Mike & Ann Duggan

Mary Ellis

Gary & Dorothy Emmick

Timothy Dunn & Julie L. Engel

David & Marcia English

Alan & Lynette Eusden

The Pallischeck Family

Kevin & Sally Farrell

Richard & Barbara Felber

William & Mary Fletcher

John & Marion Flynn

Jason & Tara Fuller

Patricia G.Keane

Tom & Nancy Garlick

Chuck & Mary Goodfellow

Fred & Susan Tunney Goossen

John & Ellie Gough

Chris & Kathy Graham

Anne C. Green

Jim & Cindy Griffin

William & Ruth Hague

Bill & Susan Hanley

Matthew J Herson

Steve & Mandy Hicks

Don Higgins

Tom & Patti Hinman

Mike & Amy Holloway

Gene & Dori Hondorf

Sandy & Jane Honeyman

Jim & Anne Horner

Tom & Nancy Howitt

Karin & Reeve Howland

Joe & Nancy Hubertus

Maria & William Hudson

Richard Alford & Jeannine Hutson

Nicholas & Barbara Juskiw

Carolyn Myers Kenjarski

Keuka College - Office

of Alumni & Family Relations

Clark & Annmarie Kinlin

Lucile Knapp

Robert & Joan Koehler

Judy & Stuart Komer

Arthur & Lois Kuh

Harold & Christine Kurland

Dora & Paul Lange

Gregg & Sue Layer

Ray & Anne Leinen

Kenneth & Jeanne Lill

Barbara A. Littleton

Jim and Bunnie Lynch

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. MacAvoy

Jerry & Jeanne Madden

Terry Schwartz & Richard Mader

Mr. Roger A. Madigan

John & Karen Madison

Michael & Nancy Magee

Bill & Marilyn Manning

Scott and Dorian McClintock

Robert Cole & Marie McKee

John & Janet McLaughlin

Fletcher & Margo McTaggart

Joseph & Katherine Meade, III

Frank & Sally Midgley

Kevin J. Mills & Mary Beth Genter Mills

Janie & Bob Morello

Eleanor Nasser

Robert & Linda Nelson

Mr. and Mrs. William Nesbitt

Charles & Mary Nitsche

Bev & Bill Oben

Nancy & Philip Olin

Michael & Christine O'Brien

John & Katie O'Neill

Joyce & Tom Pearson

Birch & Ann Phillips

Dave & Carol Rahill

Nancy & Wiliam Dickson Rathbone

Phyllis Read

Ransom & Georgia Reynolds

Robert & Martha Ross

Ellen & Jim Route

Toni Peterson & Robert Rumphrey

Pamela & Glenn Schneider

Bill & Sue Schoff

Mark & Paula Schuller

Jim & Julie Schwartz

Bernard & Gwyneth Shaw

Jeffrey & Gina Shay

Lynne Shira

Harris & Joanne Silver

Donald & Lorraine Simmons

Al & Carolie Simone

Douglas & Miki Smith

Gary & Lucille Smith

Cont. on pg.10


Sponsor - Cont. from pg, 9

Ken & Deb Smith

Thomas G. Smith & Louise Spinelli

Jim & Dorene Snyder

Terry Test & Tom Spearing

Ruth Stalnaker

Paul & Kathryn Starr

Corrine Stork

Polly Stuart

Tom & Marion Tunney

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Turissini

Virginia Turner

Dave & Mary Uetz

Michael J. Page & Monique C. Ullom

Vincent & Josephine Valicenti

Mark Schlechter & Christine Valkenburgh

Cathy & Peter Volanakis

Larry & Sherry Ward

Geoff & Jane Weaver

Duane & Kathleen Weldon

Michael & Laura Widmer

Jim & Joan Wilson

Peg & Craig Wilson

Ronald Bernard & Judith Woll

Les & Wanda Wood

Bernadette Ervin & Steven Woodhouse

Lee & Julie Wortham

Robert & Linda Yoder

Tom & Tracey Yorio

Partner - $50+

Mrs. Marjorie Abbas

Wayne & Faye Ackart

Jason Dunn & Robin Adair

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Agan

William G. Albee

Phyllis & Robert Albee, III

Thomas W. Alford

Tom & Lois Allis

Rich & Jeanie Mac Alpine

Rick & Diane Amundson

Kenneth & Nan Anderson

Carolynn & James Baer

Peter H. Baker

Donald & Jane C. Banzhaf

Dick & Bonnie Barney

Lisa Bartlett

Charles & Jennifer Bastian

Warren and Marilyn Bastian

Frances S. Bates

David & Ronnie Baum

George & Judy Baxter

Brian & Sharon Beach

Deb Koen & Bob Beckwith

Marc & Margie Berliant

Jill & Jim Bird

Peter & Beth Bird

Bohemian Lodge Partners -Tim Carney

Phil & Anita Bonanni

Nancy & Chuck Boyer

Edwin & Carol Braunstein

James Brennan & Brian O'Sullivan

Steven & Betty Brigham

Joe & Cathy Bringley

Bill & Susan Brodine

Ann & Lee Brooks

Fred & Maryl Lourdes Brundige

Gregg W. Buckwell

Eileen Burg, Scott & Leslie Burg

Sean & Christine Burns

Robert Canfield

Tom & Lisa Capek

Philip & Bonnie Cardamone

Joe & Laurie Cardillo

Bohemian Lodge Partners -Tim Carney

Rick & Linda Carr

Anne Case

Catherine Chadwick

Joseph & Lynn Charles

Allen & Glenda Childs

Stephen & Deborah Chiles

Dan & Kathy Cholish

Esther M. Christensen

Jack & Barbara Clarcq

James & Eileen Clements

Dave & Monica Cleveland

Richard & Carolyn Clouser

Mark & Pixie Cohn

Dennis & Bonnie Colado

Meg & Tom Cole

John & Jeanette Collins

Michael Collins, Mark Collins, Maren Schad

John & Carol Condemi

Suzanne & Thomas Connelly

Gordon & Lucy Cook

Paula Coots

Richard & Carol Correnti

Steve & Kathy Corry

D. Bruce & Frances Crew

Fran & Cass Crovetti

Ash & Rose Cutler

Donald G. Lovejoy D.D.S.

Rick & Karen Darcangelo

Gail & Alan Davala

Dr. Martin & Daryl Davis

Richard & Elizabeth Day

David & Kathryn deCalesta

Doug & Megan DeFranco

Ray Dell

Kathleen DeRico

Chris & Mike Deschamps

Judy & Fred Deyo

Ted & Mary Ann Dhuy

Robin & Steve Dillon

Melvin & Carol Diven

Trafford & Jean Doherty

Theckla N. & Margaret A. Donegan

Bruce & Maureen Dowzycki

Michael J. Doyle

David & Nancy Jo Drum

Harvey H. Dudley

Ray & Barbara Dutcher

Jean & John Ervin

Robert Sundell & Janice Esse

Bill & Rosalie Mc Evily

Dr. & Mrs.Charles R. Fedele

Frank & Lucinda Flegeal

Deb & Rick Flood

Robert & Ann Fort

Anne Fredlund

Dick & Helen Frey

Alan & Ronny Frishman

David & Caroline Fuller

Marianne Furfure

R. John Looney & Nancy Gadziala

John & Barbara Gallagher

Richard & Gale Galusha

Marilyn Gardner

R. Frederick Porter & Carolyne Garman

Art & Karen Geary

Doris & Ed Gere

Bill & Toni Gibson

Jeff & Wendy Gifford

Ed & Kelly Gilligan

Charles & Melissa Githler

Louis & Coralie Glantz

Jeanne Lumadue & Adam Glick

Arthur & Nora Goodwin

Lisa & Robert Gordon

Beverly T. Gordon

Paul Goyette

Roger & Patti Graham

Capt. Gerald & Betty Green

Brian & Marilyn Grigsby

Joel & Leslie Grover

Julie Haar

Jim & Carol Hallenbeck

John & Kathy Halstead

Brian & Nancy Hanley

Chris & Julie Hawk

Eleanor Huff & Tom Hickey

Wilbur & Helena Hilfiker

Alice Holmes

Bob Hood

John B. & Bonnie R.Hood

David & Brenda Houck

Lin & Cindy Hough

Pamela Howitt

Perry & Patty Humphrey

Eugene & Christine Hunt

Charles J. Vacanti III

Mark & Chris Illig

Rye Point, Inc.

Bruce & Peg Inglis

Mary Jane Ingram

Randy & Kelly Jelliff

Charles & Janet Johnson

Dion & Suzie Johnson

Nancy & Jim Johnson

David & Rosemary Jones

John J. Ryan, Jr.

Max W. Mason Jr.

Theodore Smith, Jr.

Laurence & Diane Kasper

Sonja and Dan Kelly

Roger & Dolores Kiel

Penny & Ed Kilburn

Thomas & Katie Killigrew

Kris & Renee Kinsley

Art & Beverly Kirk

Don & Mary Klehr

Gerhard & Lorraine Konig

Todd Kosalek

Warren & Heidi Kozireski

Judy & Bill Kuhn

John & Ellen Kuiper

Richard and Barbara Lampe

Bryan & Adele Lanahan

Sue & Jerry Lange

Lee & Lillian Larkin

Brian C. Larson, LK Realty

John & Jane Larson

Suzanne Learned

Kenneth & Jill Lerch

Elmer & Marilyn Letts

Lewis Family - Anthony & Michelle Lewis

Jack & Carol Lind

Norm & Susan Lindenmuth

John and Diane Lonergan

Donald & Helen Lopata

Marion C. Louden

Thom & Karen Love

Shirley & Elizabeth Lumpkin

John & Linda Lundy

Jeffrey Lyness

John & Beverly MacDowell

John Markman

Archer & Ellen Martin

Jeff & Lulu Martin

Stan & Kay Martin

Chuck & Cece Mathews

Mary Kay & Larry Matteson

Donald & Dianne Mau

Theodor & Joan Mayer

William & Marjorie Mayer

Charles R. & Victoria A. McClure

Bill Champlin & Nancy McConnell

Jim & Kathleen McCormick

Donna & Steve McDonnell

B. Constance McEvoy

Keith McIntosh

Mr. Leighton Carlson & Mr. Duane Mellor

Wayne & Judy Mercer

Alfred & Carol Michaelsen

Jim & Sarah Michaelson

Todd & Kelli Michlosky

Benjamin & Dorothy Migliore

Mark & Paula Mitchell

Lori & Ed Moore

Robert & Carolyn Moran

Nancy & Sandy Morgan

Lynne Shoemaker & Richard Moyle

Dick & Pat Mulcahy

Austin Hassett & Alice Murphey

Barbara Murphy

George & Mary Murphy

Nancy C. Murphy

Sandy & Tom Murrin

Pete & Corky Mutschler

Mark & Susie Nagy

Robert Narde

Dr. Edward & Lauren Nast

Onalee Nixon

Paul & Jean O'Neill

J. Kirk & Linda Olin

Susan Wheeler Oliver

Paul & Karen Olynk

Fred & Susan Orchard

Bill & Pat Orcutt

Joan Romano & Teresa Owen

David & Lorrie Owens

Dr. & Mrs. Joseph E. Paddock

Cont. on pg. 11


Partner - cont. from pg. 10

Robert Childs & Janet Page

John & Luanne Palme

Joseph & Patricia Papa

Bruce & Linda Payne

Peter & Barbara Peck

William Peck

Walter & Nancy Peek

Tom Pellescki

Carolyn Penwarden

Scott & Katie Peterson

Peter & Becky Petrucci

Cheryl Pierce

Ed & Judy Piotrowski

Karen & Stephen Pollak

Stuart Porter

Lon & Pat Pritchard

Iris Prochnow

Charles & Brenda Pugliese

Gerald & Judy Reinman

Kevin & Kathy Ring

Peter & Carol Robbins

Philip & Brenda Roche

Cyndy Rochford

Kay & Mark Rogus

Ross & Donna Rolls

John S. Rose, Col. Ret.

Les & Sheryl Rosenbloom

Tom & Anne Rothfuss

Suzanne M. Royer

Rolf Zerges & Lynda Rummel

Mayle-Micheli-Ruocco

Richard & Phyllis Rynone

Nicholas & Patricia Sadowski

Pamela & Alison Sale

Kent & Anne Salisbury

Sharon Sayers

Robert H. & Marilyn K. Scharf

Kurt & Suzanne Schilling

Bill & Sally Schleigh

Don & Diana Schneider

Jean Schnorr

Francis H. Schoeffler

Dr. Jeffrey & Virginia Schultz

Ed and Mickey Schultz

John & Yvonne Schutt

Timothy A. Schwartz

Walt & Ellie Scott

Henry Scudder

Burr Sebring

The Senges Family

David Shaw

John & Barbara Shoemaker

Shore Acres Association -

Mary & James Cleveland

Sharon & Ray Shortino

Robert & Patricia Shuart

Joey & Suzanne Sindelar

Bill Payne & JoAnn Smith

Clifton & Priscilla Smith

Jim & Joanna Smith

Richard & Joanne Smith

Wayne & Linda Smith

Mary & John Sothoron

David & Peggy Soule

Rob & Pam Steigerwald

Bob & Gayle Stiles

Janet Stone

Gloria & Bob Stoneham

Joe & Odette Stremel

Gavin L. Phillips & Jacqueline L. Stutz-

Judy & Chuck Sweeney

Peter & Moira Szilagyi

Doug and Arianne Tepper -

Finton's Landing

Lois & Jack Thomas

Ray & Beth Thomas

Bill and Carin Tobin

James & Therese Toole

Paul & Denise Topichak

Tom & Beth Tranter

Dr. and Mrs. Bennie Truax

Cole Family Trust

Christine Tunney

Butch & Marsha Tuttle

Nancy Tuttle

Allen & Susan Vaala

Charles & Heidi Vail

John & Velva Vine

Gary & Maureen Vogt

Robert & Janet Wager

Wayne Wagner

Gary & Kathy Wallace

Wayne A. Wallace, MD & Nancy Barber

John & Cathy Walton

Pete & Beth Wasson

Edward H. Webb

L. John & Beverly A. Webster

Tim & Ellen Webster

Howard & Sue Weiner

Paul & Joan Weise

Roger & Eileen Wende

Mike & Vicki Werner

James J. Weyand

Chris & Kelly Wheeler

David & Beverly Wheeler

Fred & Betty White

Merle & Janice Whitehead

Robert & Barbara Whitney

Mr. and Mrs. E. William Whittaker

Arthur & Kay Wilder

John B. Wilder

Rodgers & Janet Williams

Don & Sandy Willmott

Mr. and Mrs. William B. Wilmot

Joan M. Winters

Robert & Marna Wirth

Bill & Kathy Woodard

Ronald D. and Evelyn A. Woodard

Sally Pritchard & Red Woodard

Bob & Carol Worden

Ginny & Tom Yost

Jeffery N. Yunis

Frank & Barb Zamiaria

Glenn & Nancy Zwetsch

Basic - $30+

Ward & Nancy Abbett

Mark & Cindy Ackley

Tim & Sally Acomb

Art and Lynn Adams

Tom & Terri Adelsberger

Efrim & Susan Adnopoz

John & Anne Van Aelst

Ken & Dianne Ake

James & Kelly Alexander

Keith & Linda Alexander

John & Jeanne Allen

William & Sheila Simpson Allen

Brian and Christine Alsford

Arthur Ambrose

Pamela Ames

Mary Ann Andrews

William Angell

Richard Armstrong

Vera Van Atta

Robert & Laurie Babcock

Bailey Family

Chris Bailey

Lois & Graydon Bailey

Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Bailey

Tom & Hannelore Bailey

Bruce Baker

Mary E. & Joseph W. Baker

Anne S. Ball

Bar Bay Boat Co.

Jim and Pat Barden

Rich & Penny Barden

Marlene & Fred Barken

Jane & Curtis W. Barker

Larry Barnes

Raymond & Alice Barone

James & Ruth Barry

Robert & Patricia Barto

William & Suzanne Basal

Gordon & Jean Bascom

Krista & Mark Beamish

June S. Beauchamp

Bruce, David & Marj Becking

Walter S. Beecher

Denise Beeners

David & Nancy Behm

Bennett - Kahl Family

Tim & Kandace Bergerstock

Joe & Judi Bergh

Charles D. Becraft & Darcy Bev

James & Jean Biggs

Harold & Mary Billings

Anne-Marie A. & Robert J. Bird

Mick and Pat Bizzaro

Katie & Rick Black

Robert & Kathryn Blackburn

Robert & Ann Blain

Charlene Blanchard

Ray & Carole Blanchard

James & Patricia Blank

Mariam & Earl Bliss, Jr.

Barbara & Richard Block

Barbara J. Blodgett

Bluffers, Inc - Ungerland & Frost

Rod & Lynn Blumenau

Thomas & Barbara Blumer

Donna Bodner

Boettner Family Trust

Bill Bohnert

Steve & Nancy Boisvert

Rick Pedersen & Cheryl Bonnell

Chuck & Dorothy Bordonaro

Amy J. Borglum

Bruce Borglum & Joanne Searle

Thomas & Lisa Bork

Chris & Debbie Bourne

Susan Bourne

Michael & Carol Bowie

Edward A. Brabant

Mr. and Mrs. William Bradford

Ellen & Joe Bradshaw

Bryan & Judy Braman

Dan & Kathy Brammell

Andrew & Nancy Brandston

Steven and Karen Brandt

Albert & Phyllis Brault

Tom & Virginia Braun

Jim & Pam Brawdy

James K. Brelos

John J. Brennan

Leo & Kathleen Brideau

Rick & Michelle Brienzi

Charles & Sheila Briggs

Chris & Julie Brooks

Dean Anne & Steven L. Brown

Terry & Tim Brown

Kevin & Anita Bruckner

Jan & Bill Brueckner

Gerald Brundage

Dick & Lindy Van Brunt

Jack & Pat Buchinger

Jack & Shirley Buckingham

Arthur W. & Judy Flynn Bugsch

Liudvikas & Pamela Bukys

Michael & Barbara Bunting

Jack & Dottie Buonocore

Stewart & Vicki Van Buren

Lawrence D. & Joan P. Burns

Michael & Lisa Burns

Tom & Judy Van Buskirk

Stephen Butchko

Lewis C. Butler

Debbie Mack & Terry Button

Mickey Sullivan & Cindy Sullivan Byrne

Rose & Matthew Cacace

Chris & Margy Cadden

Thomas Frey & Jacqueline Cady

Ed & Rosemary Caffarella

Alexander & Sian Cameron

Doug & Carol Ann Campbell

Philip Campbell & JoAnn LePore

Constance & Nancy Cappola

Al & Amy Carey

Craig & Leslie Carlson

Kathleen Carmichael

Joseph & Lynda Carpenter

Joseph & Becky Carr

Roger and Gloria Carroll

Edwin & Pam Carstensen

Elizabeth Casciani

Dana & Lisa Cassidy

Ruth Castillo

Bruce & Sandy Castner

Steve & Tammy Catherman

Nora Caulfield

James Cedarstrand

Jeffrey Cedarstrand

David & Patricia Cermak

Clifford Young Est. c/o Jane Chapman

David Chapman

Cont. On pg. 12


Basic - cont. from pg.11

Len & Geri Chaput

Damian & Nancy Chepenuk

Keith E. Childs

John A. & Catherine Chisholm

Jeannine M. Clark

Leigh G Clark

Randy & Maureen Clark

Ursula Clark

Tom & Susan Close

Stuart & Charlotte Cohen

Greg Cole

Warren & Jackie Cole

Charles R. Comstock

Donald Comstock

Carole A. Conlon

Jay Cook

Barbara Corbett

Jeanne S. Corbit

Jim & Carol Cornwell

Stewart & Janice Corse

Jerald & Edith Cotter

Dr, Charles J. Cottone

Stephanie & Scott Craig

Martin R. Murray & Lia A. Crede

Bruce & Debbie Creighton

Anthony De Croce

Barney & Sue Croft

Vince Spagnoletti & Mary Lee Crosby

Joe Crowe & Sue Longacre

James & Emily Crowley

Gary & Connie Cruttenden

Charles & Joy Culbertson

Bruce Cutler

Lori & David Dahlberg

Cathy & Paul Danielson

Stephen & Carol Darrow

Raymond Davison

Evan & Morgan Dawson

Ken and Gail Dede

Nancy DeHaas

Lynn M. Palatas & Donald M. Delaney

Skip & Ginny Deneka

Linda Jacoby & Steve Densberger

Barbara & Craig Densmore

Gerti Densmore

Jerry & Donna Denton

Branchport/Keuka Park Fire Department

Katie and Larry Dewine

Richard & Leah Dibble

Victoria & Roger Dick

Kevin & Linda Dickinson

Bob & Joan Dierna

Carl & Karen Dietze

Dana & MaryRose DiGiulio

Charles & Betty Dinger

Vince & Diana Dingianni

Charles & Mary Susan Dinkel

Edward & Julie Dix

William D. Olmsted, DMD

Rick & Lynn Dobosz

Stanley Dobromil & Freddi Smith

Susanne H. Dombrowski

Vincent Domeraski

Louis & Sylvia Dominick

Dan & Bonnie Donegan

Marlene A. Dorman

George & Vicki Dornberger

Robert F. Dorsey

David Dowler

Scott & Marybeth Drake

Walt & Joanne Drewno

Josine & Bill Driscoll

Ruth A. Drumm

Bob & Barb Duffy

Fred Dugan

Jacqueline Dulik

Cameron & Helen Dunlap

Jerry & Delores Dunn

Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Dunton

Mark Dupree

Jon & Dona Durham

Jan & Carol Eberhard

Charles & Patricia Eckel

Donna Walker Edwards

James Eichorn

Elken, York, Harvey & Porter Families

Barbara & Richard Elliott

Charles & Elizabeth Elliott

Frank & Patricia Elliott

Paula & John Elly

Roger & Carol Emerson

Mr. & Mrs. Frank Emmick

Jack & Harriette Howitt & Howitt Enterprises

David & Jane Ertman

Harry & Eileen Erway

Doug & Judy Erwin

Karen S. & James A. Estep

Steven and Patricia Etter

Betty & Ray Ettington

Thomas Burean & Deborah Ettington

Elizabeth Evangelista

Ed & Ann Evans

Anis & Nadia Fadul

William & Edna Farley

Pamela Farmen

Rick & Julie Faulkner

Barb & Bob Fedyk

Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Ferris III

Dr.Howard B. Fine

Shelly & Paul Fine

Jim & Linda Fiorillo

David & Margie Fisk

Joe & Ann Fitzgibbons

John & Jackie Fleming

Catherine & Mark Foerster

Gene & Angela Foster

Mike & Mary Foster

Anne Foulkes

Charlotte Fox

Michael & Ann Francis

Bill & Jeanne Francisco

Helen Tenny & Nicholas Frankie

Gary & Jacqueline Fraser

Rocco & Gwen Fredo

Tom & Shona Freeman

Gary French

Marion E. French

Henry & Michelle Frey

Karen & Bill Frey

David & Nancy Frick

Barbara A. Friedrich

Maxine Fullagar

Ryan Furber

Barbara & John Gaal

Michael & Joan Gabrielli

Gerry & Annette Gacioch

Edward & Luanne Gala

George & Barb Galliford

Peter Fisher & Cyndy Galloway

Chris & Beth Galusha

Ken & Colleen Gan

Donald & Dottie Gardiner

Charles J. & A. Marie Gardner

Duane & Faye Gardner

Cathy Anderjack & Matt Garrison

Sidney & Jean Geertz

John & Lou Ann Geniviva

Robert A. Gerlach

Larry & Arlene Gerwig

Frederick & Karen Geyer

Ken & Kris Gilbert

Gerald and Barbara Gladstein

Andy & Tina Glanzman

Glenn H. Curtiss Museum

Frank & Cindy Goldbach

Ira & Sherry Goldman

Joanne Gonyea

Bill & Rhonda Goodrich

Rick & Kim Gordon

Jennifer Gow

David & Dorothy Graham

Stephen & Delores Graham

Norma Jean Graner

John & Dolores Granito.

Mike & Paula Grant

Pamela J. Gratzer

Lana & William Grauer

Luanne B. Graulich & Terry K. Channing

F. Michael & Lillian Gray

Harvey Greenberg

Arthur & Joni Greene

Neil & Kathlyn Greene

Shawn & Amy Griffin

Shirley K. Griffin

Anne Griffith

Jim & Linda Grillo

Ted & Martha Grinnell

Elaine O. Lees & Andrew Gurcak

Jeffrey J. Gush

Bill Gustin

Susan Gute

Ken & Carol Guyett

Leo & Joan Hafer

Suzanne, Scott & Steve Hager

Steven & Kelly Hakes

Jean & Brian Hall

Scott & Michelle Hall

Ted & Becky Hall

Bill & Mary Hallinan

Ray & Susan Hamilton

David & Edna Hamlin

Daniel & Mary Ellen Hamm

John & Kelly Hamula

Rose Hancock

Wayne & Christine Hand

Tom & Carol Hanley

Clarice Hardy

Patrick & Dianne Harrington

Dennis & Judy Hart

Rick and Sue Hart

Basil & Mary Ann Havalchak

Peg & Fred Havens

Dan & Judy Hays

Walter & Catherine Hayter

Mark & Mary Heard

Mimi Heher

Bob & Kathleen Heinig

Dennis & Eileen Heizyk

Chris & Maureen Hellems

Daisy Heller

Steve & Susan Heller

David B. Hemenway

Jeff Grimes & Erin Henderlight

Jack & Carol Hennessy

Lois S. Mc Henry

Sarah & Murray Hestley

Herman & Barbara Heytmeijer

Gary & Barbara Hickernell

Jim & Linda Hicks

Brent & Joyce Hill

Peter & Pamela Hin

Gregory J. Hintz

Tom & Lana Hitchcock

Ed & Laura Hoffman

Mike & Pat Hoffman

Elizabeth A. Hogue

Betty H. Holderbaum

Mark & Marie Hollenbeck

Jack & Eileen Holliday

George Hollister

Jack & Darla Holly

Wendy Frampton Holly & Cliff Holly

Keuka Comfort Care Home

Tom & Jody Horn

David & Kimberly Hostutler

John & Nancy Howard

Bill Banaszewski & Michele Howland

Thomas & Sara Jane Hunt

John & Linda Hunter

Marion Hunter

Rita & Wesley Hunter

Michael & Meredith Hurley

Donald D.Hutchings, M.D.

Robert & Virginia Illi

Edward Ince

Christopher Iversen

Jane Jamison

Jensen Family Trust

Mary Jo Jepson

Judy Clark Johns

Chris & Joan Johnson

David V. & Nancy A. Johnson

Neil & Diane Johnson

Edward and Barbara De Jong

Ron & Marcia Joy

Margaret Joynt

Jud's Stone House Nursery - Carl D. Jud

Mary Kay Judd

Stacey Justine & Debbie Knupp

Lorraine Salters & Dan Kahm

Dave & Nancy Kallenborn

Robert & Valerie Kalwas

Ron & Barbara Karr

Dave & Sherry Karwas

Robert & Ann Kashmer

Susan & Jeff Kath

Cont. on pg. 13


James Keena

Melissa Kelbe

Jim & Tammy Kelleher

Phillip S. Kellogg

David & Ruth Kennedy

Dorothy Kennedy

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kerby, Jr.

Frances Kessler

Allen & Maxine Kidder

Bill McGough & Ann Kiefer

Ed & Marta Kievitt

Frank & Diane Kiff

Bob & Jamie King

Bob & Char Kinney

Harry & Lillian Kinney

Betty & Bill Kinsman

Bettyann Kinyoun

Nancy Rubel & Dan Klein

Wayne & Sherry Klumpp

Alan & Carole Knapp

Carl & Sandy Knitter

Jim & Nancy Koester

Deborah A. Kogut

Warren & Rebecca Koontz

Loretta Kornuszko

Sarah C. Kostera

Anita Kramer

Mike & Susan Kratochvil

Carl & Carol Krause

Ray & Paula Kruk

Tannen, Wallace & Kruthoffer

Mary Kubli

Gordon & Judy Kuehn

John & Carol Kuehn

John R. (Randy) Kuhl Jr.

Leigh & Gordon Lafferty

Doris & Jim Lally

Donald & Chylene Lando

Tom & Hilda Lando

Bill & Mary Lane

Bill & Colleen Lang

Kurt & Heidi Lannon

Larry & Elizabeth Lanpher

Dan & Mary Lapp

Katie Larnard

John & Barbara Lawrence

Linda & Richard Lawrence

Larry & Dale Ledgerwood

Gretchen & Jeff Lee

Larry & Diane Lehner

William & Katherine Leonard

Marcel F. LeTourneau

Nancy & Howard LeVant

Mark & Tracy Levie

Paul & Robin Levy

Skip & Margaret Lewis

Janice & Richard Liebe

Dr. and Mrs. Min-Chung Lin

Chris & Bettie Lindley

Joyce & Edwin C. Lindskoog

Arthur Linz

Anthony & Carole Lipani

Tim & Cathy Lipari

Jeffrey Lippe

Beth Litchfield

Kathy Little

Mrs. Jesse Littleton

Rockne & Marlene Locey

Ed and Joanne Lockwood

Daniel & Sharon Lodico

Janis & Byron Long

Mr. and Mrs. James H. Long

Edward Stull & Delia Lopez-Stull

Rob Louden

Heidi & Ron Lowenstein

Chris & Betsy Lowery

W. Michael Lowery

Donna M. Lurz

William & Anne MacIntyre

Sharon & William Mack

H. Paul & Dace V. Madore

Michael Magoon

Larry & Monica Malfitano

Deby Maloney

Michael A. Manahan

Janet Mance

Doug & Laura Mann

Sid & Mary Mann

Vernon & Kathleen Mann

Katherine Manno

Vivian Marchase & Deb Harvey

Robert & Rosann Marchenese

Ronald D. Markle

Charlie & Judy Marsh

Bob & Peggy Martin

Corinna K. Martin

Linda Martin

Chris & Bill Masterman

Joe & Cathleen Mathey

Ed & Ellen Matson

Joyce Matson

Joseph J. Matusek

Sally Mauerman

Mary & Jerry Mayo

Doris B. McCauley

Steven McCauley

Tom & Ginny McCollough

Dave & Mary McConnell

Betty McCormick

Dave & Debbie McCoy

Robert & Polly McCubbin

Scott & Deborah McCullough

James F. McDonald

Jeff & Barb McDowell

David & Deborah McElwee

Dale & Kathy McFiggens

Ronald Burke & Carol McGill

Thomas & Cynthia McGuire

Kevin & Laura McGurgan

Bill & Carol McKenzie

Brian & Susan McKinnon

Jon & Ann McKnight

Bruce McLeod

Jim & Ann McMullen

Diane & Tom Meaney

Laura & Bob Mechalke

John & Maryann Mendel

Robert J. & Linda J. Meredith

Robert & Kathleen Meriwether

Carmel Merrill

Bill Messner

David & Nancy Mest

Marlene & Michael Meyer

Mr. Willard Midavaine

Adele Middaugh

Paul & Nancy Middlebrook

Rick & Jo Ann Milazzo

The Miles Family

Carol & David Miller

Cliff & Karen Miller

Craig Miller

Erich R. Miller

H. Craig & Paula Miller

Justine B. Miller

Paul G. Miller & David Miller

Richard & Joyce Miller

Roger & Barbara Miller

Ronald K. Miller

Scott and Susan Miller

Scott H. Sims & Roger I. Miller

Richard & Vicki Mills

Trudy Mitchell

Jim & Jean Moe

Jim and Kathy Moon

Rick & Wendy Moore

F. Thomas Moretti

Dean & Mary Ellen Morgan

Christie & Brian Mosch

Philip & Tracy Moss

S. Joseph & Helen Muccigrosso

Margaret W. Muffley

Michael Mulcahy

Joan & Edward Murphy

Joe & Mary M. Murphy

John & Gale Murray

Larry & Kathy Muscarella

Paul Mutter

Richard & Sandra Mytych

Bill & Karen Natemeier

Michelle & David Naylor

Mike & Donna Necci

David & Michele Neff

Rich & Cissy Negri

Sara & Ed Netski

Dale & Jocelyn Niebur

Oliver M. Nikoloff

Richard & Sandra Niles

Sue Evans Norris

Gary & Gretchen Van Noy

Frederick C. Nuessle

Anne M. Nye

Gayle O'Connor

Mary Lou & Dennis O'Connor

Dave & Chris O'Geen

James & Marsha Oenick

Philip J. & Doris Oliver

Brent & Martha Olmstead

Robert & Marlene Olson

Thomas & Patricia Opper

Bob Loomis & Kathy Osborne

Lynn & Jorgen Overgaard

Andrew & Stephanie O'Brien

Julie Hakes Pacheco

Tom & Kris Packard

Kim & Tim Paddock

William & Mary Palmer

Jeff & Gail Parrish

John & Judy Patchen

Dr. Kamal D. & Mrs. Pathak

Jack & Barbara Paulson

Bob & Carol Pavlik

Mark Pavlik

Phillip Pearce

Gail Pearson

Jayne & Kenneth Peaslee

John & Susan Peck

Ron & Joni Peck

Rod & Lynne Pedersen

Fred & Pam Peek

Bob & Betty Peer

Michael & Virginia Penepent

Penn Yan Municipal Utilities

Horace Perry

Mary Perry

Sandra Johnson & Kim & Dan Pesesky

Kurt F. Peter

David Petersen & Sherry King

Nils Peterson, MD & Jen Kuhl-Peterson

Walt & Judy Peterson

Carol & Joe Peworchik

Wayne & Lisa Peworchik

Lt. Col. John G.Phelan

Bob & Martha Phillips

David & Anita Phillips

Ann Piato

Laurie Grimes, Linda Tetor & Deb Picciano

Sharon & Gary Pierce

Jean Pierson

Sandy Pietropaoli

David & Barbara Pinckney

Mrs. Barbara M. Pinckney

William E. Pinckney

Ernie & Dolly Pipe

Richard & Gladys Pitbladdo

Thomas & Nancy Platek

Bill Plummer

Robert & Melanie Plummer

Ray & Wilma Poehlein

Robert N. Pollock

Mark Polovick

Harriet Polyzoes

Charles Morgan & Linda Porter

Richard & Linda Potter

Lyle & Beth Prairie

Mr. and Mrs. Matty Princiotto

Sue & Robert Ptacek

Lucy Anne Purcell

John & Anne Quashnoc

Dennis & Carol Quenan

Ellen Rague

Lynn & Greg Ramsey

Richard & Patricia Rapach

Hal & Barbara Rarrick

Joan & Gary Reagan

William H. & Laurie V. Reed

Dorothy Reese

Patricia Reeve

Steven Reid

Dick & Teresa Reidy

Bette Reilly

Judith Reilly

Paul & Marilyn Reiter

Nancy Rembaum & Steve Knapp

Bob & Eleanor Reynolds

Delores H. Reynolds

Steven & Olivia Von Rhedey

Charles & Donna Rhoades

Cont. on pg. 14


Basic - cont. from pg. 12

R. Barxter Rhodes

Harvey & Martha Rhody

William Howe & Laura Rice

Peter & Anne Richardson

Michael A. Richmond

Timothy & Dona Rickard

Vernon Ridder

Gary & Susan Riopko

Marcia J. Roach

Chad Robbins

Buzz & Gretchen Roberts

Doug & Barbara Roberts

Kenneth & Kay Robertson

Charles Robinson & Butch Robinson

Gary & Kathleen Rockwell

Thomas & Katherine Roehlke

Margaret Anne Rogers

Stef and Athena Rogers

Jo Ellen Rollins

Mary Jane & Glenn Rolls

Kathy & Jeff Rosenheck

Robert & Phyllis Ross

Ronald & Deanna Ross

Tom & Theresa Rossettie

Martha Rouin

Bill & Xenia Royer

Amy B. & Warren C. Rozelle

Marcia Russell

Mike & Barbara Ruth

Diana & Jerry Ryan

Randy & Luan Ryder

Sandy Sahler

Melanie & Mark Salisbury

Ron & Jane Salyer

Barbara & Edgar Sanford

Mike & Lea Del Santo

Clayton & Nancy Sauberan

Dave & Lisa Saxton

Deborah Lee Saxton

Jerry & Lois Saxton

Judy Saxton

Mike Saxton

Jeanne Wiltberger & Mario Miranda Sazo

Jeanette Scharfe

Kathy & Todd Scharfe

Dana & Helen Schillinger

Don Schnapp

Henry & Barbara Schnepf

Thomas Schnorr

Daniel C. Schoeffler

Root, Welch & Schrom

Bill & Barb Schrouder

Craig & Maria Schubmehl

Robert & Zina Schuller

Susan W. Schwartz, Phd.

Gary & Eileen Schwarz

Rose & Clay Senkiw

Lillian & Scott Serafine

Ed & Carol Seus

Thomas and Eve Seward

Beers, Beers, & Joan Shafer

Raj Shah

Barbara A. Shank

Richard & Jo Anne Shannon

Kenneth Shares

Bud Shaver

Bob & Margo Shaw

Daniel Shelhamer

James & Ila Shepard

Michael & Beth Shertz

Carol Shirley

David & Karen Shirley

Linda T. Shoop

Gary & Ann Shope

Kerry & LuAnn Simmons

Sonja & Joe Simpson

Floris & Clifford Sisler

Angela Smaha

Dave & Jackie Smith

David & Linda Smith

Deborah A. Smith

James & Sheryl Smith

Scott & Roxanna Smith

William & Barbara Smith

William & Denise Smith

Marian Smith-Weimar

Jack & Karen Snow

Mrs. Don Snyder

Ronald & Ellen Snyder

Dick & Paulette Sonner

Stephen M. Sorensen

Sandra M. Sotak

Pamela Southard

Mike & Donna Spaziani

Bruce & Donna Spector

Deanna & Joe Spitz

Sharon & Daniel Sporn

Susan & John Spring

Greg & Kathy Sprissler

Bill & Pam Spry

Linda N. Stark

Sam & Vicki Stea

Frank & Fran Steenburgh

John & Marguerite Steeves

Suzanne M. Steeves

Fred & Mabel Stehler

Dennis Karalow & Melanie Steinberg

Jerome & Natalie Steinmetz

Dave & Nancy Stenger

Frank & Rosemarie Stepanik

Paul & Karen Stevens

Stephen Colby & Claire Stieg

Doug & Helen Stimmerman

Chris & Dave Stocking

Harry & Norma Stoneham

Ray & Barb Stoner

Ruth & Alan Stork

Steve and Susan Stork

Ronald Stover

Clarinda Straub

Dan & Karen Strauss

Mike & Linda Streeter

Susan & Scott Streeter

Norman & Beverly Strehle

Marty Strong

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Strong

Molly Townsend Sujan

John & Cordy Sullivan

Mary S. Sutherland

Jim & Alice Sutterfield

Judy & Pete Swarthout

Gil & Harriet Sweet

Paul & Neyde Szych

Bonnie Taggart

David & Priscilla Tallman

Cynthia M. Tallo

Laurie Tappel

James Taylor

Mrs. Constance M. Taylor

Chip & Jamie Testa

Mark & Amy Tewksbury

Kevin & Joy Theil

Jim Thiebaud

Brad & Pam Thomas

Lynn & Michael Thomas

David & Shelley Thompson

Douglas A. Thompson

George & Heather Thompson

Rick & Jean Thompson

Shirley Thompson

Deb & Jim Tifft

Keith & Annette Toaspern

Bob & Ellen Tones

Jim and Denise Toomey

Pete & Pat Townsend

Timothy & Marianne Trombley

Dick & Vicki Trotta

Bruce & Ann Turner

William W. Turner

Diane & Larry Tuzzolino

Robert & Mary Ann Tyler

Terry Underhill

Peter & Marianne Ungerland

Charles & Susan Vacanti

Scott & Maureen Valentine

Joe & Suzanne Valicenti

Paul & Ginger Van Der Meid

Barbara Van Dine, Peg Townsend, Jean Brezinski

Jon & Minette VanDermark

Jim and Karen Vari

Richard & Debra Vega

Jackie & Mike Vogt

David & Marjory Voke

Alan Vyverberg

Jane Vyverberg

Ray & Barbara Wachob

Joyce & Clark Wackerman

Donna & Robert Wagner

Luther & Lucy Walbridge

Roger & Marion Walczak

David & Kay Walker

Ernie & Connie Walker

Leonard & Marilyn Walkowicz

Ethelea "Lou" Wardner & son Evan Wardner"

Cheryl & James Warner

Thomas Colicchia & Marjorie Warner

Gene L. Oliver & Nancy Warren-Oliver

Larry B.& Pamela R. Warriner

David & Mary Ellen Watson

Rick & Marsha Watson

Erik & Amy Weber

Mr. & Mrs. John M. Weber

Mr. and Mrs. William A. Weber

Jerry & Wanda Weisenreder

Barbara B. Welles

Mabel B. Wellinghoff

Lionel & Barbara Werninck

Jarvis A. Grover & Linda West

Kathryne Wheat & Family

Diane M. Cecero & Mark Whelan

Whitbeck Living Trust

Larry & Irena White

Dennis & Carmela Whitford

Margaret & Skip Wiegand

David & Margaret Wilbur

Ronald E. & Barbara Wilcox

Al & Beverly Wilhelm

Ronald & Patricia Wilkins

Eleanor Williams

Gary & Betty Williams

Jeff & Brenda Williams

Thomas & Roberta Williams

Bob & Pam Wilson

Elizabeth A. Wilson

John Vyverberg & Judy Withers

Stanley & Joyce Witkowski

Melvin & Barbara Witmer

Paul & Susan Wojciechowski

Gregory & Teresa Wolf

Joe & Rita Wolf FLP

Paul H. Wolfe

Charles & Kathleen Woodcock

Bill Woodruff

Gary & Suzanne Wren

Christopher J. Wright

D. Jeffrey Wright

Lauren E. Wright

David & Eileen Wurman

Robert Wurth

Robert G. Wylie

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Wynn

Thomas Yaeger

Barrie & Buz Yanniello

Yates County History Museum

Robert Yattaw

Gene & Ann Yaw

Bob & Sandy Young

Marshall & Linda Young, Blake

Patti Bandy & Jack Young

Gregory & Marjorie Zack

Chris & Lynne Van Zandt

Barb & Dave Zimmer

Charles & Nancy Zinn

Lou Zona

The KLA Officers, Directors & Ad-min. Asst. all wish our KLA members a very safe & en-joyable holiday season and a Happy New Year!


Matching Funds Exxon-Mobil Foundation - Mobil Retirees Matching Gift Program - Bill Laffin Microsoft Corp. - Tracy Yorio Bank of America - Nancy Bach, Michael O’Connor The Prudential Foundation - Virginia Turner Memorials: John Ellis, Dr. Paul Bennett, William Yungstrom, Michael F. Mold

Donations 2012-2013: Mercury Aircraft The Meade Foundation The David & Martha Swift Charitable Foundation

Business/Personal Members - $60

Antiques at the Establishment - Michael & Roxanne Mourhess

Atchley International Realty - David Box

Barrington Cellars, Kenneth & Eileen Farnan

Basin Park Marina - John & Karen Wheeler

Busy Bee Party Assist - Lynn Wuytowicz

Curbeau Realty, Inc.- Bonnie & Dick Curbeau

Doyle Vineyard Management - Matt & Carrie Doyle

DSD Web Works - Scott Demmin

East Bluff Harbor Marina, Inc. - Cheryl Bowers

Eastlake Consulting - Mark & Sue Morris

Financial Freedom Group - Jerry Wells

Finger Lakes Getaways - S’barra

Finger Lakes Home Watch, LLC - Michael Slowinsky

Hayes Canvas Works - Norm & Diane Hayes

Jeanne Peterson

Kernahan Engineers - Gerald Kernahan

Keuka Big Foot Charters - Richard & Mary Roller

Keuka Cones - Timothy Pease

Keuka Family Dentistry - Gregory L. Schultz, DMD, PC***

Keuka Spring Vineyards - Len & Judy Wiltberger

Lake Living Realty - John Long

Leigh & Pamela Harrington

Mark Malcolm II - Century 21***

Mark Twain Travel - Joan Appel

Merlyn, Mike, Mark, & Todd Cavallero

Miracle Ear - Fred Goossen

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Osgood, PE

Mustang Mini Storage - Steve & Beth Thompson

Naples Valley Brand Products - Robin & Peter Voorhees

Nothnagle Realtors, Hometown Choice - Dick Murphy

Quality Docks - Rob Stoh

Realty USA - Jackie Carpenter

Realty USA - Michael & Mary Jo Hanna

Reilly's Elmira Seafood - Bill Reilly Ribble’s Septic Service - Roger & Colleen Ribble

Rooster Hill Vineyards - Amy & Dave Hoffman

Seven Valley Realty - DJ Morse

Swagelok - Peter & Cindy Jobling

The Olney Place on Keuka - Market & Deli - Seth Olney

The Switzerland Inn - Art & Brianne

Thomas A. & Deborah S.Podsiadlo, CPA

Veley Enterprises - Steve Veley II

Walt Korzon & Romaine Korzon

Bright Ideas by Martinec

Browsers

Bully Hill Vineyards, Inc.

Camp Arey Mini Storage***

Carey's Farm & Home Centers

Carl J. Schwartz, Jr, Esq.

Century 21 Sbarra & Wells*

Cinnamon Stick

Cole's Furniture & Floor Fashions

DJ Builders & Remodelers, Inc.

Eastview Veternary Clinic, P.C.

Eaves Family Dental Group

Ehrlich Pest Control - Flood

Finger Lakes Connections

Finger Lakes Premier Properties

Finger Lakes Realty

Finger Lakes Supply

Fishy Business

Five Star Bank - Hammondsport

Fran Springer Interiors

Havill Stoneware & Porcelain

HEP Sales

Hunt Country Vineyards

IBS Builders

Ingersoll Painting & Construction

Judy's Flower Cart

Keuka Arts Festival, Inc.

Keuka Clothing Co.

Keuka College*

Keuka Lakeside Inn

Keuka Overlook

Keuka Restaurant

Keuka Studios

Keuka Yacht Club

Knapp & Schlappi Lumber Co., Inc.

Konstantin D. Frank Vinifera Wine Cellars

KV Engineering, PLLC

R & R Docks Realty USA

Remax Diversified Realty & Rental

Roto Salt

Shaw Insurance***

Shirley's of Bath, Inc.

Sprague Insurance Services, Inc.

Stork Insurance Co.

Sunny Maple LLC

The Garden Shed at The Windmill

The Keuka Lake Motel

The Southern Tier Shopper

The Wagner Restaurant

The Willows Bed & Breakfast on Keuka Lake

Tudor Hall B&B

UBS Financial Services***

Valerie G. Gardner, Esq.

Viking Resort

Vinehurst Inn & Suites

Wells Fargo Advisors**

Willow Grove Camp, Inc.

Wise Guys Pizza

YMCA Camp Cory

Yunis Realty, Inc.

* also sponsor level

**also Patron Level

*** also Guardian Level

Business Members - $50+

Allen Associates

Around the Corner Catering

Arts Center of Yates County

Azure Hill Winery, Inc.

Best Western Vineyard Inn & Suites*

Brawdy Marine Construction, Inc.

Lakeside Country Club

Longs' Cards & Books

Lucy Knapp - Realty USA*

Lyons National Bank

Marcia & Russ Rees - Century 21

McGregor Vineyard

Morgan's Grocery

Nesbitt Financial Services

North-End Marina*

Nothnagle Realtors -Frank

Park 735 Associates, Inc.

Penn Yan Diner

Penn Yan Plumbing & Heating

Preferred Landscaping

Views of “things to come”…. Photo submissions from Judy Erwin


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Caring for Keuka Lake’s Feral Cats - Ellen Shaw Maceko The Patron Saint of Animals St. Francis of Assisi (1182- 1226) wrote, “Not to hurt our humble brethren is our first duty to them, but to stop there is not enough. We have a higher mission- to be of service to them whenever they require it. We cannot exclude any of God’s creatures from the shelter of compassion and pity.” In this regard, my higher mission has been to take the feral cat situa-tion in Hammondsport and the portion of Keuka Lake that falls within Urbana to heart. Formed in 2009, the Hammondsport Feral Cat Project has trapped, neutered and spayed at least 100 feral cats and kittens, with most of the kittens placed in homes. The process of trapping and neutering or spaying feral cats is called TNR (Trap, Neuter, Release). Simply put feral cats are humane-ly trapped, vetted, sterilized and then released back to the location where they were trapped. There are opponents who say these feral cats should be killed because they are not meant to be in the wild. But do we really want to kill cats and kittens? Opponents will say feral cats are responsible for killing of millions of birds and small mammals. The Hammondsport Feral Cat Rescue has ob-served few carcasses or feathers around our feral cat colonies because our colonies are not forced to fend for themselves. We are committed to providing them with food and shelter. In the village of Hammondsport there are three established colonies. All of the cats in these colonies are now sterile. Most of them are very wild but they always know where to go when it is dinner time and to find shelter. For me it started in July 2009 at Champlin Beach on the south end of Keuka Lake. I was shocked to see dozens of starving, dirty cats and kittens in the tangled brush and muddy wetland behind where the Keuka Maid was moored. For Candace Hosier it started earlier that year with the alley cats behind her shop in the village of Hammondsport. After Champlin Beach we started on a small colony on Shethar Street and a large colony on Liberty Street. In all instances we rolled up our sleeves and got to work. The Champlin Beach location is now cat free. I spent two years feeding three females named Tiger Tail, Clara and Mae. One day, after weeks of brutal cold temperatures and unrelenting wind, I took these three girls home with me. Even with the shelters we had built for them, that beach in winter was just too brutal. I also had been told these cats were not safe- someone wanted to do them harm. Currently our work continues on the East Lake Road, near the Glenwood Club and will begin soon on the West Lake Road, close to the village limits. How do you take care of dozens of wild cats? How do you catch them? What do you do with them after you catch them? What if they bite or scratch? It is easy to understand why people feel overwhelmed when it comes to dealing with feral cats. It’s easier to ignore them right? But it’s cruel to do so. In this brief article I can only touch on the main points but there is so much more to the process of TNR so please reach out to us for help. We started by contacting Bath Veterinary Hospital in Bath, NY. They were the only veterinary clinic in our neck of the woods willing to work with a feral cat group. For a greatly reduced fee, they spay or neuter the cats and kittens. They also notch one ear (slice the ear tip off) while under anesthesia so they can be readily identified as TNR cats. They are also given a rabies shot. You must return the cat to the place you found it; if you feel the place you found the cat is too dangerous- like near a home where people harass or threaten the cats, then you may need to give some serious thought about establishing a feral colony in a safer location and there is definite method for doing so. Please do not ever take a cat and turn them out in an unfamiliar place; not only would this be a cruel thing to do they probably would not survive. If this situation arises and you need help, call the Hammondsport Feral Cat Rescue, we can give you advice.

Clara (left) and Tiger Tail the day after they were brought to my office. You can see their dirty faces. They loved their kitty beds

right from the start. Tiger Tail likes a good cuddle now and then but Clara does not want to be touched.

Cookie, a Liberty Street Colony feral, after her spay on 8/24/2010. You can see her tipped ear. Three years later, Cookie is a happy healthy feral cat. Cont. on page 24


DOCK PLATES & NUMBERS

Both are available through the KLA Office. See order form on page 25 or stop in a the KLA Office, 142 Main St. Penn Yan. We can offer you a new dock plate or help you update the one you

already have. Also, we now have a larger plate that can accommodate your street name!

Feral Cats - cont. from pg. 23

Ask your local veterinarian to step up and help combat the feral cat problem in your community, guilt them into it if necessary. I truly believe veterinarians have a moral obligation to aid feral cats and to help curb the feral cat problem in our area. But, as I wrote earlier, we’ve only been successful getting one veterinarian hospital to help us. Buy traps. Amazon.com has several choices. Check out local feed stores or Tractor Supply Company stores. Don’t go on the cheap- you need good high quality traps to make this work. I like Have a Heart traps. Enlist volunteers to help with the day to day care of the feral colony. Get caught up on your own shots- have an updated tetanus shot before you begin a trapping program. If you are bitten or scratched call your doctor immediately. Do not even attempt to aid a cat that appears to be more than just frightened or wild. Please note none of our cats have ever been infected with rabies but cat bites with almost 100% certainty will become infected. I’ve been bitten once by a cat who already had been vaccinated but my wound quickly became infected and anti-biotics cleared it right up. Be prepared for heartbreak and for the joy that comes from taking care of feral cats and kittens. The heartbreak comes when a cat you’ve grown attached to just disappears or is found dead in the road. The joy comes when you see spayed females basking in the sun without the worry or stress of being pregnant or in heat. The joy comes when quite unexpectedly a previously wild cat all of a sudden rubs against your leg as if to say thank you. Check out professional associations such as Alley Cat Allies at www.alleycat.org . This site has a tremendous amount of useful infor-mation. Contact Hammondsport Feral Cat Project members Candace Hosier at 607.569.3502 or see her in person at her shop Lake Country Patchwork on Shethar Street in Hammondsport. She will gladly show you the feral cat shelters and feeding stations we have in the alley. I can be contacted at 607.329.2859 or at my office Shaw Insurance Agency 607.569.2700. We’d be happy to help anyone in-terested get started and to show you the colonies we have established. Sadly, all over the Keuka Lake area there are feral cats hiding in the brush, and giving birth in ditches and drainage pipes. Many peo-ple with homes along the lake tell me they routinely see feral cats. Most of people say they feed the cats out of sympathy but sadly they do not go the extra mile and get these cats spayed or neutered. Keuka Lake is a slice of paradise, but not for the homeless cats we share this space with. Without our help they are doomed to live short lives and to suffer from cold, disease and hunger.

2013 ESTHER N. WAHLIG KEUKA LAKE WATERSHED SCHOLARSHIP The goal of this scholarship, sponsored by the Keuka Lake Association, is to assist a graduating senior high school student who is planning to enroll in a four year program (may include a two year college with plans to transfer to a four year institution) and who is planning on pursuing a career in general environmental sciences or limnology or water quali-ty/watershed management. Eligible applicants include senior students graduating from high schools in the Keuka Lake Watershed, including Haverling Central School, Dundee Central School, Penn Yan Academy, Prattsburgh Central School, Hammondsport Central School or senior students whose parents are Keuka Lake Association members. The one-time $1000 scholarship will be awarded in one installment upon satisfactory completion of the first semes-ter and submission of a transcript sent to the Keuka Lake Association office for review by the committee. The selection committee is composed of five members appointed by the Keuka Lake Association and will meet in April of the student’s graduating year. The committee must receive application forms by April fifteenth of the graduating year. By June first the committee will send the selected recipient a letter and forward a copy to the guidance department of the appropriate school. Students should submit an application for the scholarship to the Keuka Lake Association by mail to P. O. Box 35, Penn Yan, NY 14527. The application must include a letter of recommendation from one of the applicant’s teachers and a 250 to 300 word essay describing the student’s interest in his or her selected field of study and how the student plans to apply that knowledge either in a future career or for enriching his/her appreciation in the environmental sciences or water quality/watershed management. An application is available on our website and it will be included in our March newsletter. In 2013, the KLA awarded two scholarships: one to Ryan Eckel from Hammondsport and one to Emma Lannon from Gainesville, FL, daughter of KLA members.


President Bill Laffin Barrington Mike Gow

President-elect Dennis Carlson Steve Hicks

Treasurer John Webster Jerusalem Chuck Bastian

Secretary Bebette Yunis Jim Barre

At-Large Ira Goldman Milo Mark Morris

Mike O’Brien Jeanne Wiltberger

Meg Cole Pulteney Doug DeFranco

Steve Tomlinson Stan Martin

Don Wright Urbana John Hagreen

Candy Dietrich Ellen Shaw-Maceko

Wayne Wayne Hand

Ex-Officio Rob Corcoran Dennis Carlson

KLA DIRECTORS & OFFICERS

KLA ORDER FORM

NAME: ________________________________________________ ADDDRESS _________________________________________________

_____________________________________________________________ TOTAL AMT ENCLOSED_________________________________

Please make checks payable to the Keuka Lake Association and send completed order to PO Box 35, Penn Yan, NY 14527.

____ Two KLA decals - No charge

* $23 & $32 if purchased at the KLA Office, plus $1.00 for each number

Are your neighbors members of the KLA? Great Gift Idea!!

Whether they live on the lake or anywhere within the watershed, they have an interest in the future health and viability of Keuka Lake. Why not ask them if they are members...and encourage them to join? Why not give a KLA membership as a gift? Applications are also available on our web-site.

____ Dock Plate 6”x12”(excluding #s) - $26 incl. S&H ____ Dock Plate 8”x12”(excluding #s) - $35 incl. S&H* *(Special order only) Made of aluminum

____ LP HOLDERS: $8.00 incl. S&H Available in the above local stores for $5.00 ____ 2011 Directories: Free plus $3.50 S&H

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Apparel Order Info on page 23

____ Numbers - $1.00 each Fill in your desired numbers here:

12163


ACCOUNTING/BANKING/FINANCIALS Financial Freedom Group - Jerry Wells Five Star Bank - Hammondsport Lyons National Bank Morgan Stanley - The Pitti Group● Nesbitt Financial Services Thomas A. Podsiadio - CPA● UBS Financial Services*** Wells Fargo Advisors*** ANTIQUES Antiques at the Establishment● ARTS/MUSEUMS Arts Center of Yates County Keuka Arts Festival Keuka Studios - Dan White Keukaview Photography Yates County History Museum ATTORNEYS Valerie Gardner, Esq. Carl Schwartz, Jr. Esq. BOOKS/OFFICE SUPPLIES/CARDS Longs’ Cards & Books BUILDING/PLUMBING/ ELEC. SUPPLIES Carey’s Farm & Home Centers HEP Sales Knapp & Schlappi Lumber Co., Inc. Penn Yan Plumbing & Heating Shirley’s of Bath, Inc. Swagelok Western NY - Cindy & Peter Jobling - ● CONSTRUCTION/ARCHITECTURE/ PAINTING/CONTRACTORS Bright Ideas by Martinec Channing Contract Services● D.J. Builders & Remodelers, Inc. IBS Builders LLC Ingersoll Painting & Construction EDUCATIONAL/INFORMATIVE Keuka College ENGINEERS/SURVEYORS Kernahan Engineers● KV Engineering, PLLC Richard N. Osgood, PE● FOOD SERVICES/PARTY PLANNING Around the Corner Catering Busy Bee Party Assist/Event Planner● Elmira Seafood● Morgan's Grocery Naples Valley Brand Products The Olney Place on Keuka● FURNITURE/FLOORING Cole’s Furniture & Floor Fashions

GIFTS/CLOTHING/POTTERY/FLOWERS Browsers Cinnamon Stick Havill Stoneware & Porcelain Judy’s Flower Cart Keuka Clothing HEALTH/MEDICAL SERVICES Eaves Family Dental Group Keuka Family Dentistry*** Miracle Ear - Fred Goossen● HOME IMPROVEMENT/SAFETY Finger Lakes Home Watch, LLC.● Fran Springer Interiors INSURANCE Shaw Agency*** Sprague Insurance Services, Inc. Stork Insurance LANDSCAPING/NURSERY/GARDENING Preferred Landscaping The Garden Shed at the Windmill LODGING Best Western Vineyard Inn & Suites Keuka Lakeside Inn Sunny-Maple Lake Cottage● The Keuka Lake Motel The Willows B&B on Keuka Lake Tudor Hall B&B on Keuka Lake Viking Resort Vinehurst Inn & Suites MARINE SERVICES/SUPPLIES/DOCKS East Bluff Harbor Marina, Inc.● Basin Park Marina● Brawdy Marine Construction, Inc. Hayes Canvas● North-End Marina* Quality Docks● R & R Docks Veley Enterprises● PEST CONTROL Ehrlich Pest Control REAL ESTATE SALES/RENTALS/DEVELOPMENT Century 21 Sbarra & Wells* Curbeau Realty● David Box - Atchley International Realty● Finger Lakes Getaways● Finger Lakes Premiere Properties Finger Lakes Realty Jackie Carpenter - Realty USA● Lucy Knapp - Realty USA - Licensed Real Estate Broker* Mark Malcolm II - Century 21●*** Marcia Rees - Century 21 Michael Hanna - Realty USA - Licensed Real Estate Broker Nothnagle Realtors, Hometown Choice - Dick Murphy - Penn Yan● Nothnagle Realtors - Ken Frank

Realty USA - Hammondsport RE/MAX & Diversified Rental & Realty Seven Valley Realty - DJ Morse● Yunis Realty, Inc. RECREATIONAL/TRAVEL SERVICES Allen Associates Fishy Business Keuka Big Foot Charters● Keuka Yacht Club Lakeside Country Club Mark Twain Travel Agency● YMCA Camp Cory RESTAURANTS/SNACKS Keuka Cones Keuka Restaurant Penn Yan Diner The Switzerland Inn The Olney Place on Keuka● The Vines at Lakeside Country Club The Wagner Restaurant Wise Guys Pizza - Penn Yan & Dundee SEPTIC SERVICES Ribble's Septic Service● STORAGE FACILITIES Camp Arey Mini Storage Mustang Mini Storage● VETERINARY Eastview Veterinary Clinic WEBSITE DESIGN DSD Webworks● WINERIES/VINEYARDS Azure Hill Winery, Inc. Barrington Cellars● Bully Hill Vineyards, Inc. Doyle Vineyard Management● Dr. Konstantin Frank Wine Cellars Hunt Country Vineyards Keuka Overlook Wine Cellars Keuka Spring Vineyards● McGregor Vineyard Winery Rooster Hill Vineyards● OTHER Camp Arey, Inc.*** Cavallero Family● Eastlake Consulting - Morris● Finger Lakes Connections.com Finger Lakes Supply - Scott Sprague Park 735 Associates Roto Salt - Brett Oakes The Korzons - Mary Kay Products● The Southern Tier Shopper Willow Grove

The KLA urges you to support our business members and newsletter advertisers. If you would like further information concern-ing our business members, please contact the KLA Office or visit our website at www.keukalakeassoc.org to find Business

Member listings and links to their websites.

New advertisers/business members in italics *Sponsor Level ** Patron Level ***Guardian Level ● Business/Personal Member


MEMBER APPLICATION Membership year runs from April1-March 31

Yes, I want to join the Keuka Lake Association! NEW RENEWAL (See membership expiration date

On your address label.)

NAME(S)__________________________________________________________ MAILING ADDRESS ________________________________________________ CITY, STATE, ZIP _________________________________________________ PHONE NUMBER __________________________________________________ E-MAIL ADDRESS _________________________________________________ KEUKA ADDRESS_________________________________________________ CITY, STATE, ZIP __________________________________________________ KEUKA PHONE ____________________________________________________ BUSINESS MEMBER WEB SITE_______________________________________ Dates I wish to receive mail at KEUKA address: From ___/___ to ___/___ month/day MEMBERSHIP TIER (Check one) METHOD OF PAYMENT (Check one)

Card number: __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ Expiration Date: __/__/__ Signature: _______________________

Mail application and payment to: Keuka Lake Association, P.O. Box 35, Penn Yan, NY 14527

Business – $50 Check #_____________

Business/Personal - $60 Visa

Basic - $30 MasterCard

Partner – $50 Amex

Sponsor – $100 Discover

Patron – $150

Guardian – $250 & more

KEUKA LAKE ASSOCIATION

OFFICE

The KLA office is located at 142 Main St, in Penn Yan, the corner of Main & Maiden Lane. Mail to PO 35, Penn Yan, NY 14527. The office is usually open on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Please stop by if you are in the village. You can contact the office either by phone: 866-369-3781, lo-cal 315-694-7324 (answering ma-chine attached) or email: [email protected]. Margo G. McTaggart, KLA Administrative Assistant

KLA MEMBERSHIP PROCESS

March - Dues renewal notices mailed.

September - Last newsletter for those who have not renewed. Check the expiration date on your address label.

December - Membership for NEW members & current members who join after Nov.1 will be extended through the next membership year: April-March

MEMBERSHIP AND KLA OFFICE INFORMATIONMEMBERSHIP AND KLA OFFICE INFORMATION

KLA APPAREL Is still available :

Hats - 4 different colors!!!!! $10

Golf Shirts - Men’s & Women’s Sizes

Wind Shirts

Denim Shirts,

Adult Jackets - Men Only

Call or e-mail the KLA Office to order & for prices. Advance payment required. No returns.

ADVERTISING IN THE KLA NEWSLETTER

The advertising section of the KLA newsletter is provided as a service to KLA members only. The ads are restricted to 1/4 page, to fit into a 3 3/4 by 4 3/4 . It is the responsibility of the advertiser to contact the KLA office with a request for ad space in an upcoming issue and send a print ready ad. The dead-line for the March 2014 issue is February 1st and will be accepted in the order submitted. However, in an attempt to present an inter-esting diversity of ads, the KLA editorial staff reserves the right to limit the number of any specific type of ad in any given issue. KLA also reserves the right to decline acceptance of an ad deemed inap-propriate for the publication. Ad cost for each issue is $50. Thank you to all of the KLA members who have advertised with us.

Join/Renew on line on our website


Keuka Lake Association, Inc. PO Box 35 Penn Yan, NY 14527

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YOUR DECEMBER NEWSLETTER HAS ARRIVED!

The KLA’s mission is to preserve and protect Keuka Lake and its natural beauty for future genera-

Penn Yan Ice Fishing Laural Sabin-January 2014

Frosty Morning on Keuka Lake Onalee Nixon—February 2014

december 2013 (pdf; 10319 kb)

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