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Going Green to Raise GreenLifetime Assistance Foundation has partneredwith Imagine It Recycling in an effort to protect the environment and better serve those in our care. Under the partnership, Lifetime Assistance Foundation will receive 60 percent of the proceeds from all the recycled items.

Imagine It recycles a vast array of items including, printer cartridges, cell phones, MP3 players, digital cameras, GPS devices, laptops, gaming devices and memory sticks. The company also provides drop-off and pick-up recycling bins. By placing Imagine It’s cardboard recycling bins in your office, you can help sustain the environment and support over 2,000 children and adults with developmental disabilities.

For more information or to participate, please contact Jenna at (585) 784-5002 or email her at jenna.vanthof@lifetimeassistance.org. It only takes one call to go green.

Help us save trees and money!Request to receive your newsletter online. Contact Catherine at (585) 784-3116 or atcamico@lifetimeassistance.org

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Saturday, June 18, 2011Greater Rochester

International Airport1205 Scottsville Road

Kodak Hangar

Mail to: Lifetime Assistance Foundation 425 Paul Rd., Rochester, N.Y. 14624

Name:

Age on race day: _____ Gender: Female Male

Address:

City: ZIP

Phone:

Fax:

Email:

T-shirt Size (5k race and walkers only): Small Medium Large X-Large

Registration Fees: $18 prior to June 15th, $20 after June 15th, $25 day of race

Payment Type: Check MasterCard Visa AmEx

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PLeASe ReGISteR me FoR: 5k Race Runway Walk Kid’s Fun Run Wheelchair

Register online at www.lifetimeassistance.org or www.active.com (ends 6/15/2011)

Or in person at medved Running and Walking outfitters, 3400 monroe Avenue

5k Prizes: Top 3 male & female overall winners will receive cash awards of $200, $100 and $75. Awards will be presented to the 1st, 2nd and 3rd male and female runners in each age group.

5k Race: 7:30 a.m. registration, 9 a.m. shotgun start. Registration Fees: $18 prior to June 15th, $20 after June 15th, $25 day of raceRunway Walk: 9 a.m. startKid’s Fun Run:10 a.m. start, fee: $5

Time is running out!

Need more info? Contact Catherine Amico Phone: 585.784.3116 • Fax 585.429.5244Email: camico@lifetimeassistance.org

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Rule the Runway to Benefit Lifetime Assistance!

Break out your sneakers and soar at the 12th Annual Airport 5K Walk/Run!Monroe County is proud to partner with Lifetime Assistance to support those in our community living with developmental disabilities.

This popular community event attracts hundreds of runners and walkers to the most unique 5K course in our region -- An Actual Runway!

Thanks to your support, we can ensure Monroe County remains the greatest place to live, work, and raise a family for everyone – especially our neighbors with developmental disabilities.

See you there!

Maggie Brooks Monroe County ExecutiveFeatured Sponsors

Spring 2011

Since its inception in 2005, when LAICO Industries and Services started up the secured document shredding business Classified Shredding Services (CSS), we have been actively engaged in the “green” initiative.

Now serving 506 customers with pick-up service to over 700 locations, CSS has been averaging more than 50% growth per year. Our fleet serves a significant geographic area. In 2010, discarded office paper shredded to total 584 tons, with over 1,500 tons of paper shredded

since 2005. The shredded paper is made into 1,500 lb. bales, and sold to paper mills that de-ink and process it to produce recycled paperboard for cereal boxes and home tissue products.

The shredding of confidential documents serves several purposes. First and foremost, it protects the information of businesses and private citizens, a critical service needed to reduce the threat of identity theft. Secondly, by shredding and recycling, we are eliminating hundreds of tons of waste material that would eventually end

up in landfills and take years to decompose. In a related venture in 2008, LAICO partnered with a local company, My Digital Office, to offer digital capturing of documents by scanning for secure storage and retrieval. Customers of the scanning operation are extremely impressed with the lightening fast search and retrieval of their scanned documents.

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S er v ing Peop le w i th De ve lopmenta l Di sab i l i t i e s s ince 1978

Rule the Runway!

See back cover for details

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Help us save trees and money!Request to receive your newsletter online. Contact Catherine at (585) 784-3116 or atcamico@lifetimeassistance.org

HeartlinesTwo Lifetime Employees Celebrate 25 Years of ServiceLinda Coleman In July 1985, Linda joined the Lifetime Assistance family as a therapy aide. Today, she is the Residence Manager at the Hollybrook home. “I took advantage of what I thought was an opportunity to enrich the lives of people with disabilities. Instead I found my own life enriched,” explains Linda. “The individuals I have worked with have taught me the importance of enjoying each day and appreciating the opportunity each day brings.”

Cynthia DievendorfIn 1985, Cindy joined Lifetime as a Residence Counselor at the home on English Road residence just as it opened. “When I started, there were just 4 residences,” explains Cynthia. “I can’t believe how many there are today. Working in the Residence program has given me the opportunity to watch many people grow and fulfill their dreams.”

Congratulations to...Richard Anderson Richard Anderson joined Lifetime Assistance in January 2008 as a Residence Manager of the Leibeck home. In April 2011, Richard was promoted to Associate Director of Lifetime’s Community Services Department. Prior to joining Lifetime Assistance, Richard was employed at Heritage Christian Services.

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James Branciforte

Throughout the pages of this Lifetimes, you can feel the energy of an active and vibrant Lifetime community, extensively engaged in community betterment, caring and commerce on many levels. From actively participating in our nation’s green revolution with very impressive environmental results (see sidebar, page five), to political action with high level state officials and President Obama (!); to Kodak, HSBC, United Way and Lifetime Assistance employees pitching in, in a big way, to make our homes, gardens and neighborhoods shine. Add to this, the amazing news of nearly 70 jobs created through Lifetime’s shredding and scanning ventures, providing meaningful employment to individuals with disabilities and supporting area businesses, and the progress is something to behold.

Despite a difficult economy and funding pressures, be assured that Lifetime remains true to our mission of providing exceptional services. Increasingly, we will be looking to our friends and neighbors who believe in dignified lives and choices for individuals with developmental disabilities, to speak out in the public and legislative arenas. We have come so far – New York’s community based, non-profit services are the envy of the nation – and together we will stand strong on unyielding principles, to assure meaningful, quality lives for New York’s citizens with developmental disabilities.

To our wonderfully generous and inclusive Lifetime community, we extend our deep gratitude and seek your continued involvement and support. You are brightening lives and improving our world. Thank you.

from the CEO

Taking Action in Albany!

On February 15th, a group of 16 individuals, including members of “The Powers That Be” Self-Advocate Group, traveled to Albany as part of NYSACRA’s “Legislative Day” to advocate for services for people with developmental disabilities.

The group included Lifetime staff, individuals receiving services from Lifetime and their families. The group met with Senators George Maziarz and Joseph Robach and Assemblymen Stephen Hawley and Harry Bronson to discuss the 2011-2012 Executive Budget Legislation. The group made presentations on important

topics including continuing residential development, recruiting and maintaining direct support staff, fair wages and their concerns about potential funding cuts.

Among those speaking were Hollybrook resident, Bob Day, North Greece residents, Amoad Hanna and Erica Tartaglia and Carl Grayson of Brighton. Carl, President of “The Powers That Be,” expressed concerns and the possible ramifications of cutting funds and discontinuing vital services.

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NYSACRA Legislative Day

Lieutenant Governor Robert Duffy, Ernest Haywood

and Erica Tartaglia

Amoad Hanna (forefront left), Amy Pruner,

Katlin Detsch and Senator George Maziarz

Senator Joseph Robach, Carl Grayson, Erica Tartaglia

and Charlene Detsch

t NYS Assemblyman Steve Hawley with the Lifetime delegation

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Thuan Nguyen, an individual who attends Air Park Day Services, wrote President Obama to share his concerns. Thuan expressed many concerns including the safe return of our troops, unemployment, quality health insurance and the needs of people with disabilities. He was pleasantly surprised by the President’s response.

Dear Mr. President

Lifetime Assistance has taken the pledge to support the Golisano Foundation and Special Olympics of the Genesee Region to promote a more inclusive community for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

In March, the “Spread the Word to End the Word” campaign was launched in conjunction with National Disability Awareness Month. The campaign encourages people to stop using the words “retard” and “retarded” and replace both with the word “respect.” People across the country can take the pledge by visiting www.r-word.org.

Ann Costello, Director of the Golisano Foundation, was encouraged by the positive response to the campaign. She explains, “While I expected the agencies that serve people with developmental disabilities to participate in the campaign, I was thrilled by the number of events sponsored by local businesses and area schools.”

Please join us and take the pledge at www.r-word.org

Thuan Nguyen

Spread the Word Campaign

Tom Golisano (Founder of B. Thomas Golisano Foundation)

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This business operates under the name, Lifetime Document Management (LDM) and currently serves more than 80 customers including car dealers, real estate and financial services, and manufacturing firms. Lifetime Document Management and Classified Shredding Services complement each other, with both services catering to customers that need their documents stored and retrieved digitally and destroyed through secure shredding. Many of our accounts utilize both services, creating a true single source provider. After documents are scanned, Lifetime Document Management generates approximately one ton of paper per week to Classified Shredding Services for secure shredding.

The big story in all of this is the creation of local jobs. Marty Reeners, Director of Vocational Services and General Manager of LAICO Industries and Services

explains, “Based on the nature and function of the work required by Lifetime Document Management, adults with greater physical challenges can perform many of the required tasks, creating new opportunities for many individuals. Our dedicated employees make a personal commitment to each customer and individually personify the spirit of ‘Going Green.’ ”

In 2010, 68 people were employed by CSS and LDM with 75% being workers with developmental disabilities.

If you are a business owner and would like a quote, give Classified Shredding Ser vices and Lifetime Document Management a call. Help your business. Help your community! Contact Marty Reeners at (585) 748-3188 or e-mail marty.reeners@lifetimeassistance.org

Going Green...Continued from cover

The 2010 Classified Shredding Services and Lifetime Document Management Going Green statistics!

• 584 tons of paper shredded and recycled (that’s over 1 million lbs.!)

• 75 tractor-trailer loads of paper and cardboard

• 9,923 trees saved through recycling

• 183,540 gallons of oil saved

• 131,175 kilowatt-hours of electricity saved

• 165,142 tons of airborne particulate averted

• 6,600,000 pages scanned by Lifetime Document Management

• 1,000 3-drawer file cabinets full of paper have been scanned and recycled

Jennifer Lapinski, Joe Boyd and Ted Williams

Larry Shannon and Kevin Head

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PerspectiveF oundat ion

Wegmans is more than just a supermarket! Being part of the community and setting an example of leadership giving is central to their heritage and operating philosophy. Wegmans is a partner to the Rochester community and a friend to Lifetime Assistance Foundation.

Wegmans supports Lifetime by providing job opportunities to individuals with developmental disabilities in our Supportive Employment and as a legacy sponsor of the Inspiration Event.

The Lifetime Assistance Foundation gratefully acknowledges and enthusiastically applauds Wegmans for making a difference in the lives of individuals with developmental disabilities in our community!

Corporate Connection Welcome Jenna Van ThofWe welcome Jenna Van Thof as the new Coordinator of Development, for the Lifetime Assistance Foundation. Jenna joins us following her work with the American Red Cross. She holds a degree in Business and Marketing from St. John Fisher College and resides in Fairport with her husband James.

Board Feature Paul Kaiser, Senior Vice President of Genesee Regional Bank has been a member of the Lifetime Assistance Foundation Board of Directors for 8 years. He resides in Fairport with his wife, Christine and children Marissa and Trevor. He is also a board member of The Small Business Council of Rochester and the U.S. Small Business Administration, Rochester Division. Paul is a Trustee of Mary Magdalene Church and volunteers for the Boy Scouts, Fairport Schools, United Way and Daystar.

Dear Friends,Spring has finally arrived and we’re gearing up for our summer fundraisers - the Airport 5k and the Gates-Chili Chamber Golf Tourney, all to benefit Lifetime Assistance Inc. (see details in this section). We look forward to breaking last year’s record for runners/walkers and to have another sell-out for the golf tourney. Don’t delay – register today!

We are so fortunate to have such a compassionate and giving community that understands the courage and aspirations of children and adults with developmental disabilities. As Lifetime Assistance continues to face the inevitable changes underway from state and federal agencies, including significant restrictions for capital expenditures, it becomes increasingly important for the Foundation to strengthen its financial resources. The Foundation

team and its Board of Directors are actively engaged in identifying and developing opportunities to address these changes.

A great deal of care and cost goes into maintaining the residential and day habilitation properties so that they reflect the pride of the neighborhood and the residents who live there. Providing homes that are high quality in structure, appearance, safety and accessibility are a key priority for Lifetime Assistance. There are many ways and programs to offer your financial support. All gifts great and small will help us continue our important work. I invite you to make a donation in the attached envelop or give me a call at (585) 784-5006 to discuss other options. Thank you for keeping Lifetime in your hearts.

Best wishes to all for a great summer!

Mary Howard

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Diana and Steven Macomber joined the Lifetime Assistance family in 2006, when they moved into the North Greece apartments. Their parents Charles and Elaine chose Lifetime because of the quality of care and the freedom and choices Lifetime offered their children. “We wanted them to grow as individuals and be able to stand on their own two feet,” explains Elaine.

Diana recently enrolled in supportive employment services and spends many days volunteering. Steven has held a position at Pizza Hut on Chili Avenue for more than ten years. “It’s been wonderful to watch them develop new life skills and hobby interests. We credit Lifetime Assistance for their success,” said Charles. As part of their commitment to Lifetime Assistance, Charles and Elaine bequeathed a gift to the Foundation that will benefit their children and others who rely on us to continue providing quality programs and services well into the future.

If you would like to learn more about making an estate gift to the Foundation, please contact Mary Howard at (585) 784-5006.

Lifetime is…“lovin’ it”On February 16th, the Ronald McDonald House awarded Lifetime Assistance Foundation a $5,000 grant to support the Family Reimbursement Program. The Family Reimbursement Program has helped hundreds of children and their families obtain financial support for basic necessities, often things most of us take for granted. In March, the Family Reimbursement program provided clothing for a young girl with Cerebral Palsy and intellectual disabilities. In addition to clothing, her Occupational Therapist recommended a replacement lift for her shoe. The lift will help her balance and provide her with support.

Ronald McDonald House Charities supports the health and well-being of children and their families in the broader Rochester community by awarding grants supported through the McDonald’s restaurant canisters and national promotions.

“ What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us.” - Ralph Waldo Emerson

From left to right: Charles, Diana, Elaine and Steven Macomber

Finding the “Will” Power

Lesley Jarbe (RMHC Grant Coordinator), Deanna Mullins (IntakeCoordinator) and Jenna VanThof (Coordinator of Development)

“Fore!” Your Information Get in the swing for a great cause!The 15th Annual Gates-Chili Chamber of Commerce Charity Golf Tournament will take place on Monday, August 1st at Brook-Lea Country Club to benefit Lifetime Assistance.

Foursomes are selling quickly! To reserve your spot today, please contact Jenna Van Thof at (585) 784-5002 or via email at jenna.vanthof@lifetimeassistance.org

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An Ocean of Opportunity: Linda Rhoda

A Work of Art David Zipeto has been attending the Animatus Studio workshop every Saturday morning for more than 10 years. Currently, David is using animation to tell a story about Obsessive Compulsive Disorders. Local schools are interested in using David’s animations to teach students about the disorder.

David Zipeto and Mike Boas (Animatus Staff)

The first question that Linda used to ask her job coach when she arrived to work at LAICO each morning at LAICO was “when can I go home?” Thanks to the supportive encouragement, Linda’s confidence improved, as did her interest in her own future. Soon she began to ask “when can I get a job in the community?”

In 1994, Linda applied for a job at Red Lobster and has never looked back. For the past 17 years Linda has been gainfully employed, preparing tables for customers and updating the special menu. Her husband drives her to work every morning so she is always on time and ready to go. In addition, Linda receives job support and coaching from Lifetime Assistance.

“Linda’s a valued member of our team”, explains Tom the manager of Red Lobster. “She consistently helps us to deliver a great guest experience and her loyalty and dedication to the restaurant is deeply appreciated.”

Linda is one of the 180 successful employees receiving job coaching support through Lifetime Assistance Supported Employment Services. For more information, please contact Shawn Wilson, Coordinator of Vocational Rehabilitation at (585) 426-4120 x3415 or via email at shawn@laicoindustries.com

Lifetime Assistance congratulates Linda on 17 years of superb performance and wishes her continued success.

Linda Rhoda hard at work

Jeremiah (Certified Grill Master),

Linda Rhoda and Matt (Prep Specialist)

Linda Rhoda and Bryan (Service Manager)

David Zipeto

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Lifetime Assistance extends heartfelt appreciation for the work of more

than 250 volunteers from Eastman Kodak and HSBC Bank during this

year’s United Way Day of Caring. On May 11th, volunteers spent the day

completing painting, staining, and yard clean up and landscaping projects

at 25 Lifetime Assistance residential and day program sites.

Special thanks go to Ron Pikulski, Lifetime’s Facilities and

Transportation Director, the maintenance crew, residence managers,

and the network of extraordinary agency personnel who coordinated

and managed this massive, highly valuable project.

David Zipeto

United Way Day of Caring

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Members of Regional Transit Service (RTS) is partnering with LAICO Industries & Services, to inform and teach employees about how to ride the bus and enjoy the benefits of using public transportation. Students from the Brockport High School Transition program (through BOCES) have participated in the training as well.

RTS recently demonstrated a fully accessible bus and provided bus rides at Paul Road. Groups boarded the bus and received an orientation by Millie Rosa, RGRTA Customer Service Representative before taking a short trip. The bus driver asked one member of each group to pull the notification cord to notify the driver of a stop request. The participants were very impressed by the accessibility and comfort of the bus and look forward to future training and the opportunity to utilize RTS for future transportation. Lifetime Assistance encourages all employees who have an interest in learning the transportation system, to contact Shawn Wilson at (585) 426-4120 x3415 or via email at shawn@laicoindustries.com

Transit Training

LifetimeWhether taking part in a basketball game, a cooking club, or an ice cream social, individuals with developmental disabilities and their families have access to a wide range of unique programs and recreational activities presented by Lifetime Assistance.

On March 16th, the Recreation Program hosted its annual St. Patrick’s Day Dance at the Churchville Chili Intermediate School. Recreation staff member, Mike Bevins did a great job spinning everyone’s favorite tunes. 164 participants and 50 staff and family members enjoyed a fantastic evening of dance, music and superb company.

Lets Loose!

Brian Mann and Jennifer Kelly twirl around the dance floor

• We welcome PharmaSmart as a new LAICO customer.

• Kevin Head raised over $1,400 for the Special Olympics Polar Plunge.

• LeRoy Apartments resident Sherrie graduated from the Prep For Life Program at Genesee Community College.

• Lifetime Assistance Foundation has established a new “Go Green” partnership with Imagine It Recycling.

• Thanks to the generosity of the Blue Cross Arena Executive Management Team, Lifetime Assistance received 100 tickets to the Rascal Flatts concert on Friday, February 24th. Residents from North Greece and Red Spruce were thrilled to see one of the most exciting bands in the country.

ThumbsUp!

Chris Wood and Kevin Head sport their green for the St. Patrick’s DayDance. u

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EndowmentsMr. & Mrs. John BertolaMr. & Mrs. Robert BettsMr. & Mrs. James BranciforteMr. & Mrs. Paul CasterlineMr. & Mrs. Milton CrateMr. & Mrs. Bruce CraytonMr. & Mrs. Gerald DaleyMr. & Mrs. Mendal DickMr. & Mrs. Charles EdwardsMr. & Mrs. Richard FischerMr. & Mrs. Thomas GibsonMr. Anthony GiulianoMr. George GlynnMr. & Mrs. Sean GradyMr. & Mrs. James GrossmanMrs. Mary Ann GuarreMr. & Mrs. Edson HefkeMs. Mary HowardMr. & Mrs. Robert KimbroughMs. Nancy KubitMr. & Mrs. Mark KraftMr. Charles LeoneMr. Scott LowryMr. & Mrs. William McAllianMr. & Mrs. Daniel MeagherMr. Kenper W. MillerMr. & Mrs. Bob MulcahyMr. & Mrs. John NowickiMr. Roy O’ConnellMs. Anne O’TooleMr. Frank OwensMs. Elizabeth PalermoMr. Dominic PeresMs. Dawn PilatoMs. Judy PorterMr. & Mrs. Thomas RushlowMr. Christopher SenftlebenMs. Florie SessionMr. Harvey SeymourMs. Anna ShepherdMr. & Mrs. Robert SkarzynskiMr. & Mrs. Steve SpencerMr. & Mrs. Paul TaillieMs. Rita WagnerMs. Melissa Zambri

In Honor of…MARGARET BURNSWest Irondequoit Central School

JEFF HENSHAW & SOUTH AVE. STAFFMr. & Mrs. Timothy and Martha Henshaw

MARC HOWARDMs. Ann Roesgen Stevens

ADAM KWIATKOWSKIMr. & Mrs. Frank and Judith Kwiatkowski

CAROL DOVIDIOMr. & Mrs. Ronald and Susan O’Connor

JACK RICHTERMr. & Mrs. James and Deborah Fasino

In Memory of…BERRY ARADINEMs. Judith Drews

DONALD BORRELLIMr. & Mrs. Frank and Elaine BaderMr. & Mrs. Louis and AnnaMarie BrongoMr. & Mrs. William and Bianca GauthierMr. & Mrs. Philip and Linda Sidore

JANE BRANCIFORTEMs. Elizabeth Hardy

MARY BROWNMr. James Branciforte

MARY ANN CATONEMs. Josephine DeFeo

AL DEFEOMs. Josephine DeFeoMr. & Mrs. Joseph and Mary Lou Galasso

ANTHONY DEFEOMs. Josephine DeFeoMr. & Mrs. Joseph and Mary Lou Galasso

BONNIE FASINOMs. Denise Flanigen

LOUIS & ALTA FUREYMr. & Mrs. Don and Marilyn Furey

DONALD & DAVID HARRISMr. & Mrs. Floyd and Judith Henehan

ROSS HENSHAWMr. & Mrs. Ronald and Susan Race

LIA HIGGINSMs. Susan Metzger

CHARLOTTE HOWARDMr. Craig Howard

WARD JENKINSMs. Annette Jenkins

VIRGINIA JOHNSONMr. & Mrs. Gerald and Jane ClementMr. & Mrs. David and Geri DroozMr. & Mrs. John and Janet HeckerMr. Gary JohnsonMr. Craig Levin Dr. Neal LevittMr. Shawn M. MalleyMr. & Mrs. William and Kathleen QuinlanMr. James R. YoungDr. William Zugner and Suter, Levitt & Zugner Dental

LOTTIE KWIATKOWSKIMr. & Mrs. Thomas and Kay KeoghMs. Betti Salzman

CHAD LAMBERSONMr. Brian LambersonMs. Christine Lamberson

MARY ANN LOWDENMs. Lucille Lowden

DONALD LOWRYMr. & Mrs. Richard and Nancy Gromen

GREG LOWRYMr. & Mrs. Richard and Nancy GromenMr. & Mrs. Ernest and Wendy HaywoodMs. Donna LowryMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey and Susan Lowry

MARY ROMANSKY KNORRMr. & Mrs. Raymond and Kathleen Winthrop

JOANNE MILLSMs. Katherine HanrahanMs. Susan Metzger

VIRGINIA MUSZAKMs. Grace GaudinoMs. Alice LissowMr. & Mrs. Robert and Glenneth LovallMr. & Mrs. Joseph and Janice Scoppa

JOYCE PERRONEMs. Marcia Stillman

RAYMOND PETITMr. & Mrs. Robert and Joan FiliereMr. & Mrs. Dennis and Barbara GormanMr. & Mrs. Richard and Catharine Kurz

JULIE REDDENMs. Lisa Collelouri

JEFFREY REISCHMr. & Mrs. Donald and Doris Kepler

HELEN SCAVUZZOMr. James BranciforteMs. Rose GaglianoMs. Mercie DiGiacomoMs. Katherine SantoliMs. Jennie ScardinaleMs. Muriel L. ShetlerMs. Rita Wurzer

NORM & DELLA SCHEIRINGMr. & Mrs. Don and Marilyn Furey

MILTON SCHMIDTMr. & Mrs. Daniel and Patricia BeaudrieMs. Mary Ann BorjaMr. James BranciforteMr. & Mrs. Joseph and Mary Eileen CallanMr. & Mrs. Brian and Maureen CrearyMr. & Mrs. Salvatore and Joan DalberthMr. & Mrs. John and Kristin GrahamMr. & Mrs. Mark and Deborah HarrisonMs. Denise LaRossaLatta Real Estate CorporationMr. & Mrs. John and Susan KellyMr. & Mrs. Thomas and Mary Cay KennellyMr. & Mrs. Timothy and Carolyn MabbMr. & Mrs. Jon and Susan McNallyMr. & Mrs. Joseph and Paula MeisenzahlMr. & Mrs. James and Lorraine O’BrienMr. & Dr. Roger and Jean RanallettaMr. & Mrs. Peter and Tracy SawyckyMr. & Mrs. John and Anne SchoenMr. & Mrs. John Michael and Marie Schopp

Ms. Carol SnookMs. Sandra StocktonMr. & Mrs. Gene SuteraThe Ex-One CompanyThe Genrich FamilyWest Irondequoit Central SchoolMr. & Mrs. Paul and Linda WilliamsMr. Eugene ZilinskiMr. & Mrs. Robert and Elaine Zimmerman

SHAWN VIOLAMs. Linda Viola

ELEANOR ZILINSKIMr. Eugene Zilinski

GrantsWal-Mart FoundationRonald McDonald House CharitiesKey BankMonroe County Block Grant

Group Homes to Support Independent LivingMr. & Mrs. John and Helen BarryMr. & Mrs. Stephen and Amy Marie BlowersMr. & Mrs. Peter and Teresa BornMr. Joel C. BranciforteMs. Ann BurkMs. Loretta CappelliMs. Celestina CentiMs. Mafalda CorsettiMs. Jean DiSantoMr. & Mrs. Kenneth and Joyce FreemanMr. & Mrs. William and Shirley GauppMr & Mrs. Warren and Barbara HawesMr. Joseph J. HolzschuhMr. & Mrs. Thomas and Julia IngrahamMr. & Mrs. James and Lynn LoPrestiMs. Louise McCoyMr. & Mrs. Robert and Peggy MulcahyMr. & Mrs. Anthony and MaryAnne PietrzkowskiMr. & Mrs. John and Helen ShawMr. & Mrs. Thomas and Elizabeth SimmonsMr. & Mrs. Robert and Mary Jane SkarzynskiMr. & Mrs. Ronald and Linda SmarshMr. & Mrs. Thomas and Corrine SmithgallMr. Scott SrikoulabouthMr. Antonio TartagliaMr. & Mrs. Michael & Lisa TschidererMr. Donald VandemortelMs. Linda ViolaMs. Karen WalkerMr. & Mrs. Richard and Beverly Weber

LAICO Industries & Services to Support Employment OpportunitiesMr. & Mrs. Warren & Barbara HawesMs. Grace Mitchell

All donations received after May 11, 2011 will be recognized in the next newsletter.

Thank You to Our Donors