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Grand Traverse Conservation District

2012Annual Report Inspiring exploration, appreciation, and

conservation of our natural world.

www.natureiscalling.org 231.941.0960

NONPROFITORGANIZATION

U.S. POSTAGEPAID

TRAVERSE CITY, MIPERMIT NO. 112

1450 Cass RoadTraverse City, MI 49685

Your Dollars in ActionRevenueGrants $679,737 59.87%Private Donations $109,000 9.60%Charges for Products & Services $284,606 25.07%Other $61,941 5.46%Total Revenue $1,135,284 100%

ExpensesDistrict Operations $170,186 14.62%Education Programs $256,559 22.03%Conservation Programs $737,663 63.35%Total Expenses $1,164,408 100%

Net: ($29,124)

Read more about our year of Conservation & Education @ www.natureiscalling.org

StewardshipSustainable Agriculture

Nature EducationParklands Management

The river’s journey to Lake Michigan is changing dramatically,

but we’ll be there at every bend and stretch working to restore, monitor and safeguard access to this up north treasure. Whether we’re planting trees, building trails, or removing invasive species you can rest assured that the Boardman River watershed is in good hands.

For over 70 years, we have worked hand-in-hand

with hundreds of local farmers to safeguard our natural resources while providing for healthy, safe, high quality agricultural products. Our work has helped keep our groundwater clean, our soils productive and our farm community vibrant.

We craft nature experiences that connect children, adults and families to the natural world. These experiences not only enrich our quality of life, but also empower each of us to play a personal role in protecting the natural resources that make our region so special.

We model sustainable land management practices as we care for

and provide public access to 3,000 acres of the region’s most treasured natural landscapes, along the Boardman River and throughout Grand Traverse County.

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2012 was a year of transitions—a period of change, growth and optimism for the future. Through this Annual Report we are able to share with you only a fraction of what we have accomplished during this time period, in pursuit of our vital mission to inspire exploration, appreciation and conservation of our natural world. Thank you all for joining us in this effort—the people whose names appear in this report and the countless others whose lives intertwine with ours to shape the character and purpose of the Grand Traverse Conservation District. In the years ahead, we aspire to connect our work to our whole community, and in doing so edge ever closer to our ultimate goal, of sustaining the natural beauty and ecological wonder of this unique corner of the Earth—that we may all continue to enjoy nature, each in our own way, for many generations to come.

Cheers,Tree Sturman, Executive Director

On August 15, 2012 a group of dignitaries gathered at the East Overlook to Brown Bridge Pond to kick off the largest dam removal project in Michigan history. The ceremony welcomed United States

Senator Carl Levin, Director of the US Fish and Wildlife Service Daniel Ashe, United States Bureau of Indian Affairs Regional Biologist Bob Jackson, and Traverse City Mayor Michael Estes. Over the next five months, a two and a half mile section of the Boardman River was “reborn,” reclaimed from the bottom of Brown Bridge Pond and returned to its former channel and floodplain. On January 14, 2013 the project management team declared the Dam Removal and re-channelization project

to be substantively complete. With the Brown Bridge Dam now gone, the District has been tasked with leading the restoration and long term care of 191 acres of new public parkland. The decisions and actions of the coming years will shape the future character and public understanding of this unique and beautiful ecosystem.

While the Brown Bridge Dam Removal captured the headlines in 2012, the Conservation District accomplished a number of significant additional projects within the Boardman River Watershed including the removal of a perched culvert on Miller Creek

within Garfield Township’s Boardman Valley Nature Preserve and the restoration of a severe erosion site on the North Branch of the Boardman River. The Conservation District also consulted with Munson Medical Center on the daylighting of Kid’s Creek at the new Cowell Family Cancer Center. This project will create a meandering system with a vegetated floodplain adding nearly 300 feet to the existing channel. These natural features will support a variety of terrestrial and aquatic organisms and will provide essential habitat for fish to move upstream.

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Supporting Native Habitat Diversity

Big Changes.Big Accomplishments.

Reunited at Long Last Training Future Great Lakes Stewards

Two years ago the Grand Traverse Conservation District received nearly a million dollars through the Great Lakes

Restoration Initiative to initiate a six-county collaborative charged with mitigating

the impacts of invasive species. In that short time, the “Invasive Species Network” has made great strides towards protecting and restoring Northwest Michigan ecosystems.

In Grand Traverse County alone, we pulled, lopped, or otherwise treated populations of all “top 20 invasive plants” within the Brown Bridge Quiet Area, East Creek Reserve, Miller Creek Natural Area, and the Natural Education Reserve. We also worked throughout the region to remove garlic mustard, a highly pervasive plant that inhibits the regeneration of native tree seedlings while aggressively competing with understory plants such as trillium.

Together with our partners, we have achieved a 78% reduction in invasive phragmites populations along the shoreline of Grand Traverse Bay, and worked with private property owners to treat roughly 90 stands of Japanese knotweed and roadside phragmites. Both species pose long-term risks to fragile wetland communities.

We often jest that “plants do not obey property boundaries.” It is therefore critical that we reach out and engage our whole community in protecting the wetlands, woodlands and meadows that sustain the economy and culture of our region. With this goal in mind, we have held over 165 public events and have opened a dialogue with regional nurseries to explore opportunities to guide our community away from invasive ornamental plants.

A recent boon to our efforts came this past autumn when two multi-county invasive species management initiatives joined forces to form the Northwest Michigan Invasive Species Network. With renewed funding from the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative, this new collaborative will target high priority invasive species like kudzu, phragmites, Japanese knotweed, and garlic mustard in Manistee, Benzie, Leelanau, and Grand Traverse Counties.

2012 was an exciting year for sustainable agriculture in Northwest Michigan. Antrim, Benzie, Grand Traverse and Leelanau Counties saw a total of 33 re-verifications and 22 new verifications through the

Michigan Agriculture Environmental Assurance Program (MAEAP). These included all seven “Wineries of Old Mission Peninsula” as well as several cherry, apple, row crop, livestock and greenhouse producers.

Grand Traverse was one of only two Conservation Districts in the State selected for the 2012 pilot of the Michigan Safe Food Risk Assessment program. Over 30 local growers participated in the program with three receiving a Certificate of Completion recognizing their Good Agricultural Practices. The Risk Assessment was recognized in the Taste the Local Difference Guide and was highlighted at numerous meetings across the region.

Our staff also was busy this year assisting the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (MDARD) in collecting routine water samples and supporting household hazardous waste collections. These important programs help protect our ground and surface waters while also safeguarding the health of local families.

2012 saw the transition of Dan Busby to his new position as MAEAP Verifier for the MDARD. Dan had recently received Farm Bureau’s inaugural “Agriculture Ecology Champion Award” for his outstanding work and positive relationships with our local growers. In his new capacity, Dan will continue to support farmers in Northwest lower Michigan, and will interact regularly with the District’s two MAEAP Technicians, Garrett Coggon and Jessica Rasch.

“Ms. Courtney…do we really have to go outside?” This is my least favorite sentence in the whole world. “Absolutely. We go outside...everyday...with every program…every season, AND it’s going to be GREAT!” This year our education

programs continued to get our visitors outside and engaged. Throughout the course of the year, we shared the great outdoors with more than 1800 students through 48 field trip programs, including our Nature Education for Students and Teachers “NEST” Programs.

We shared our summer with over 70 kids aged 4-14 who learned all about nature while interacting with our staff and other experts. Not forgetting our younger explorers, we sparked curiosity and wonder in the natural world with nearly 250 “Peepers” in our weekly pre-k program. Aside from having an absolute blast and making new friends, our programs continued to meet Michigan Grade Level Content Expectations to ensure that what students are learning here at the Nature Center aligns with the curriculum in their classroom.

Throughout the year, we introduced our students to accurate information and positive role models and we encouraged them to think critically and take personal responsibility for caring for the natural world—each in their own way. When we combined all of the lessons, excitement, and the outdoors together… magic happened. It changed “do we have to go outside…” to “CAN we go outside…” “Absolutely! This year, next year and every year after.”

Grand Traverse Stewardship Initiative (GTSI)

The Grand Traverse Stewardship Initiative (GTSI) is part of a larger statewide program called The Great Lakes Stewardship Initiative and serves as one of eight regional hubs in Michigan working to increase stewardship of the Great Lakes. We support school-community partnerships by providing professional development for area teachers that promotes place-based education focused on water stewardship.

We completed our third year of GTSI in June of 2012, with nine teams of teachers from ten area school celebrating their stewardship project outcomes with students, family members, and community partners at the Spring Celebration. In August, we welcomed 18 new GTSI teachers to our summer institute, a week-long training that kicks of each program year. At the institute teachers learn about water and watersheds, meet key community partners, and begin to identify water-related needs that provide the basis for the year-long projects they will implement with their students. During 2012-2013, twelve teams of teachers in ten area school are helping over 1500 students become active eco-citizens who are contributing to the health of our community.

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Christine AmeenDavid and Ann AndersonPeggy AndersonValerie AngersBob ApplefordLorraine & Doris AustinJacqueline and Stephen BaaseNancy BaglanIvy & Beth BaillieEllen BairdRebecca BakerBeth BallClaudia BantelArdis and William BarberBarbara and James BarberRob BarkerJessica BeachyGeorge & Patricia BearupBeers Family FoundationKay BeerthuisKatie BenjaminCarl & Sue BennerMarc BertrandMatthew BertrandCharles & Maria BillNancy Birnie-VisscherBrian BloodRoger & Carla BloomCarolyn and Ivan BloughKen & Frances BluhmChris BoalsBob CarstensDebra BogarEllen BohnSandy BowenRick and Chiri BoyseDr. John & Phyllis BrewsterBob & Nancy BrickDebbie BrownPete & Constance BruskiCheri BuchbinderJo BullisKaren BurekRobert BurkeBurkholder ConstructionBill & Char BusbyAlice BushongLeon E. BussaRuthAnn Leppala and Francis ButzChris Bzdok & Colleen Masterson-BzdokDorothy CainHarvey & Kathy CalcuttScrub & Betsy CalcuttDiane CaprioCarey CarlsonArchie & Robbie CarmichaelBill & Sandy CartwrightKim Cassady

Elena WentzJohn & Sally EllingerJoe & Sheryl ElliottMark Elliott & Heather KinghamAshley EoryMelih & Suheyla ErhanPat and LeAnn EusticePam and Mark EvansDan & Cameron FarleyJoAnne FasingGregory & Nancy FazzoniSusan FeigerLynn Fellows-LyonAmy, Carl, Cara, Katie, Annie

FergasonGeorge FerichJulie FernandezFischer Insurance Agency, IncBob & Marlene FlanneryMichael & Donna FlynnDr. Robert & Sandra FooteRichard & Susan FordMargaret ForgioneIan & Becket FosterGrand Traverse Regional Community

FoundationThe Grainger FoundationThe Oleson FoundationWalmart FoundationFour Season NurseryBill FrommPeggy FryJack & Sally FryeJoel & Lucille GaffJulie GainesLee and Candy GardnerAnthony GattiJoan GeerlingsDouglas & Shirley GembisJohn & Hilary GessnerJoseph GillCharlene Abernethy & Michael GillMichael and Betty GillmanPiper GillsGolden K Kiwanis ClubJamie GoodellGosling Czubak Engineering

SciencesPatricia GouldBrad GraftGrand Traverse Area Retired School

PersonnelGrandview RestaurantsTom & Georgine GrapesGreat Lakes Fishery TrustSusan GreskowiakSteve & Heather GriffithWilliam & Susan GriffithsAdvanced Financial Group, Inc

David & Beth KarczewskiLinda KeckScott Keely & Heather NeitzkeJames KelderhouseBob and Debbie KellyCharles L. & M. Delores KellyKerry KellyMark D. KellyHeather KettelhohnCharles & Janet KibbyJennifer KlabundeChristine and David KleeDenna KluesnerPhil & Margaret KnappAndy Knott & Denise BakerJoseph Bagby and Susan Kramer-

BagbyCynthia and David KrohnWilliam & Claire KropogDavid & Joan KroupaWarren & Sharen KrugerBrad KuehnLinda KuipersKuschell FamilyMary LajkoGordon & Veronica LaPointeEileen & Heather LarsenJay LauterbachDavid & Jane LawrenceCorie LaytonChristine LeeWilliam LeeHerb & Barb LemcoolAlfonce & Marilyn LeppekTracey Lev-aryMary Jo LhamonJordan & Marcia LindbergBrian & Diane LironesVictor & Nancy LisabethDorothy and Douglas LittleJames & Miriam LongcoreAlan and Jean LuedtkeTom & Barbara LyonJack MaddoxMark Maddox & Sarah SuttonDaniel & Lillian MahaneyKathy MaisonvilleMike MakowskiKen & Priscilla MarekJody MarquisNancy MarshallMarti VanEenenaam-Iwanicki & Tom

IwanickiLeon & Shirley MartuchDave MathewsGaye MattaBetty Mayer

Michigan Department of Natural Resources

Casey ResslCindy RetherfordElizabeth RetterathEd & Carolyn RiskRobert and Katie RobertsMarina RodriguezAnn RogersMarvin RoneyRotary Club of Traverse CityRotary Good Works - Gourmet Game

DinnerRobert and Grace RuddBetty RutilaCynthia RuzakJay RuzakDr. William ScharfTheresa SchleedeKaren SchmidtArt & Karen SchwarmAnita Plough ScusselSharron ZimmermanStephen G. ShetronJohn Shields & Emmy Lou CholakSteve & Carol ShuckraRick and Heather ShumakerKaren SiekasSigns NowAnita SilvermanKathy SinclairWilliam Small and Marlene SowersAnn and Dr. Mark SmithDan SmithJulie SmithRamona SmithCherry Capital Rose SocietyBarbara SolomonsonWildlife & Wetland SolutionsLeo & Linda StallmanKathy SteenMrs. Bethany SteffeySuzanne & Scott StepanAnn StephensBarbara StockJenifer StraussWilliam StrongLaurie StuckElaine Grehl & Tree SturmanSue SturmonPaul SturtevantCherry Capital SubaruBob & Evie SummersTim SuttonJerry & Ann SwaneyBoardman River Clean SweepMary & Bill SwiftPhilip and Denise SwyCarl & Eleanor TackeClair TaglauerJames TarrJames & Roberta TeahenHerman & Laurie Thomas

Lighthouse Chiropractic & Wellness Center

Cherry Capital FoodsEvelyn R. ChetcutiJudy ChildsGlen & Rebecca ChownRobin & Paul ChristensenGrace Episcopal ChurchSam & Ann ClarkTerry & Jody ClarkMarykae ClaytonMatt & Karen Sullivan- Sullivan Auto

ClinicGrand Traverse Audubon ClubThe Friendly Garden Club of Traverse

CityJulie Clynes and Sarah HoxieSara CockrellAdam & Amy CollettKate CollettGreat Lakes CommissionThe Interlake Steamship CompanyJames & Elizabeth CookR. Craig Brakeman and Allyson Cooley-

BrakemanLew & Virginia CoulterGrand Traverse Fruit Growers CouncilRenee CramptonChristine & Eric CrissmanPilgrim Fund C.S.AMichael & Dixie DavisDan and Kelli DealNora DeanRenee DeanRyan and Emily DeFourLaura DeGabrieleElizabeth DellBrad DeringtonFred & Deanna DeschlerMike & Teckla DettmerJim and Barb DianaJudy DiekmanLarry & Chris DisbroKay Bumstead DohmGreg DoornbosEleanor DouglassDowntown Traverse City AssociationDr. Dan & Kristine DrakeAnn DruryTodd DuboisKathryn DulmanBob & Louise DunbarTammy DurfeeAnn EckerlyDaniel & Debra EdsonRick & Gail EhlersKathy EhrenbergerHarry & Sara EickTCAPS- Silver Lake Elementary

Larkin GroupSusan GroverErik & Lisa GruberGrand Traverse Organic

LandscapesKathy GutzeitBill and Liz HaganLouise HagertyTammy HagertyDrs. Robert Hall & Cynthia GlinesCaroline HamBrian HammerMichelle HandkeJoyce HankKathy Marie HankHardwicke Family FundAlan HartLinda HaysTeri HedrichJohn & Charlene HeimAnne HendricksCharles and Susan HennessSamantha HennessBen & Diane HensonMartha & Jack HicksRobin HillShari HintzChris HinzeJames & Virginia HoffaCarol & Emily HoffmannBob HoldenLynne HolmbergKate HoltfreterMichaelene HortonNorthwood Animal HospitalDavid HouchinsAl & Lenise HowardOlson, Bzdok, HowardRobert & Suzette HoxieGrace HubbellJim & Diana HuckleDean HuesdashGloria HummelJohn & Anna HuntForbes & Barbara HustedBud and Ann IngramJerry & Carol InmanMichigan Land Use InstituteBrian & Jennifer JaffeKenneth & Elizabeth JamesInger JayJennifer Jay & Evan JohnstoneJim and Rose NeibauerJohnson Clark Printers, Inc.Carlton JohnsonScott & Karen JohnsonJunior’s Discount Tire & Wheel

Center, Inc.James & Angela Karbowski

Molly and John McCombsPat McGhanDan McKeenThomas & Shirley McLenithanJennifer McNamaraJean McNeilDiane & Jerry McVetyThomas & Linda MeadKami MichaelMichigan BloodJack A. MillerKatie MillerDonald MinardCarolyn and Ed MoehleDaniel and Ann MonahanMargaret MonsourChris & Beth MooreKaren MooreRick & Jami MooreMary Beth & Hugh MorrisonJohn & Diane VanderveenMatt MudgetMr. & Mrs. Arnold MummertDick and Shirley MurrayJoan MurrayBill MyersLisa MyersMr. & Mrs. Bob NaftaliSarah NaperalaBarb NelsonRaleigh & Nancy NewmanMary Ellen NewportDon & Beverly NewsonBrad NiergarthGary NobleNorcross Wildlife Foundation, Inc.Kevin & Mickie NovorolskyMarsha NumerichHomer Nye & Rebecca MangAndy OldsEdward and Diane OldsCharles OlsonJack & Carol OlsonTraverse Bay Radiation OncologistsKim OrdwayLois OwensSue Sensenbaugh PadgettJim & Greta PawlowiczEric PearsonFran PerkettAshley PetermanMary “Monnie” PetersGary C. PettyJanette PivittVerne & Lisa PowellMary PrattMichigan Department of

Environmental Quality, Michigan Coastal Management Program

Paul & Bethany PurdyKate RedmanMargaret & Claire Requet

Jennifer ThomasSue ThompsonTom & Janice TinkerSuzannah TobinTom’s Food Markets, Inc.Steve & Amy TongueMr. & Mrs. Paul TousleyCarol TowarTraverse City Light and PowerCardiothoracic Surgeons of Grand

TraverseTom & Sherry TrierLaura TrueloveValerie TrumbullAugust A. Busch III Charitable TrustMaria TuckerRobert TuckerKathy TulgestkeEd Andres & Nancy TurnerEmily TynerMatt VajdaBill & Peggy Van PettenKathy VanHouwelingenCarol VernamSusan & Todd ViglandRalph & Margaret Von WalthausenSue VoydanoffCassandra WagnerRichard & Mary WalkerCandice & Richard WallaceDoug & Betty WallaceAshlea WalterRick & Christine WalterLawrence & Jamie WarbasseTara WardDarrin WassomWatershed Center Grand Traverse

BayKennard & Judith WeaverDean WeflenDr. & Mrs. Charles WeitzDiane WendtJessica WestTracey WestermanRita WhaleyKent WhealyLori WheldonChristina WienBonnie WillingsAngie WillisTodd Wilson & Deborah CroweJulie and Paul WinklerShirley WinshipHenry & Carrol WiseLouis Wojtowicz & Donna SowersCarolyn WolfGlenn WolffDr. & Mrs. James WoodburneJohn & Janet WyrwasGarry ZachritzJohn & Marylou ZaloudekThomas & Kathleen ZatorskiLinda and Jim ZeratskyAnthony Zoellner

Thank You Donors

If you made a contribution between 10/1/2011 and 9/30/2012 and you are not listed here, or if your name is misspelled, please contact us so that we may correct our records: 231.941.0960.


Florie AlandtPam BakerBecky BeachAndy BlodgettEileen ByrneCallie ChappellJill CiszewskiJim & Pat CoatsKenneth & Mary ColemanDavid & Nancy DenisonAnn EckerlyJoe ElliotTilman EllisEvelyn ElsingBarbara Fasulo-EmmottJulie FernandezPatricia FreemanJoyce FrenchChris GarrockMike GeisertJohn & Hilary GessnerTom & Georgine GrapesCarole GrovesEric GruberHarriet GrueberBrian HammerValarie HandyBen & Diane HensonMichaelene HortonKelly KruegerLorraine LairdTerry Larsen & Karen Kantz-Larsen Corie LaytonBarbara & Thomas LeviJennifer JayDavid MalewitzDave MathewsKen & Cindy MaySandie McArthurBarbara McCullen

Ernie and Barb Mendenhall George MeredithConnor MillerCarolyn and Ed MoehleBrandy MulvaineSteve NanceKathy NickolsCliff OstlinleSamantha PadgettAdrienne Perri and Nancy RowenHeather PeytonKathy PilonCaleb PiperHannah RamsbyRod & Marilyn RebantChristina RiddleEd & Carolyn Risk Doug Campbell and Sandy RobeyHarry & Kathy RodgersJake RossiJim RossiKaleb & Bella RossiSteve & Judie RouseRobert and Grace RuddJason SarfonoffScott SwanJohn Shields & Emmy Lou CholakKaren SiekasMichelle SloanDonna SowersBarbara StockJim TeahenGabby ThompsonChristine TifftSteve TimmerKathy TulgestkeWendy WalterDarien WilsonKim WilsonJulie and Paul Winkler

Valerie AngersLorraine & Doris AustinJacqueline and Stephen BaaseKay BeerthuisKatie BenjaminMarc BertrandBob & Nancy BrickRuthAnn Leppala and Francis ButzDorothy CainBill & Sandy CartwrightLighthouse Chiropractic &

Wellness CenterJudy ChildsR. Craig Brakeman and Allyson

Cooley-BrakemanChristine & Eric CrissmanDan and Kelli DealFred & Deanna DeschlerJim and Barb DianaKay Bumstead DohmGreg DoornbosKathryn DulmanRick & Gail EhlersHarry & Sara Eick Mark Elliott & Heather KinghamLynn Fellows-LyonJulie FernandezFischer Insurance Agency, IncBob & Marlene FlanneryMargaret ForgioneDouglas & Shirley GembisJohn & Hilary Gessner

Our Wonderful Volunteers Friends of the Conservation District

Let’s Be Friends!Become a Friend of the Conservation District! For a $25 gift, you will receieve these benefits:

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Michael and Betty GillmanErik & Lisa GruberCaroline HamBrian HammerBen & Diane HensonShari HintzBrian & Jennifer JaffeKenneth & Elizabeth JamesScott & Karen JohnsonJames & Angela KarbowskiChristine and David KleePhil & Margaret KnappJoseph Bagby and Susan Kramer-

BagbyCynthia and David KrohnHerb & Barb LemcoolDorothy and Douglas LittleJames & Miriam LongcoreDaniel & Lillian MahaneyMike MakowskiMarti VanEenenaam-Iwanicki &

Tom IwanickiMolly and John McCombsDiane & Jerry McVetyKami MichaelDonald MinardCarolyn and Ed MoehleMargaret MonsourChris & Beth MooreDick and Shirley Murray Mary Ellen NewportDon & Beverly Newson

Paul & Bethany PurdyKate RedmanSharron ZimmermanJohn Shields & Emmy Lou CholakSuzanne & Scott StepanBarbara StockLaurie StuckElaine Grehl & Tree SturmanJerry & Ann SwaneyClair TaglauerJames TarrValerie TrumbullKathy TulgestkeCassandra WagnerDoug & Betty WallaceAshlea WalterRick & Christine WalterTara WardDiane WendtTracey WestermanLouis Wojtowicz & Donna SowersLinda and Jim Zeratsky

Early registration for summer camps and other programsSpecial discounts on programs and merchandiseA friendship card and Conservation District giftRecognition in our annual reportA subscription to our newslettersThe satisfaction of knowing you are making a difference

Bold names indicate members of the Conservation District Board of Directors

Stay in touch and up-to-date on upcoming volunteer opportunities at: www.natureiscalling.org/support/volunteer

This list represents Friends that joined between 10/1/2011 and 9/30/2012. If you are not listed here, or if your name is misspelled, please contact us so that we may correct our records: 231.941.0960.

This list represents volunteers that served between 10/1/2011 and 9/30/2012. If you are not listed here, or if your name is misspelled, please contact us so that we may correct our records: 231.941.0960.

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