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c c c c c c c c Pet Cetera c Winter 2012 A publication of the Quincy Humane Society 1705 N. 36th Street Quincy, IL 62305 Volume XXXVII On April 14th, we are hosng an excing new fundraiser - our inaugural Fur Ball! This is a cocktail are event held at the Town and Country Inn and Suite from 7:00 to 11:30 pm. The event will feature Vegas style gaming tables and professional dealers. Aendees can choose from poker, black jack, roulee and craps games and spend the night gambling - all to benefit the Humane Society! Live music by The Horndogs will also be featured. The event will feature heavy hors d’oeuvres and a cash bar. Wine and marni glasses etched with the Quincy Humane Society’s logo will be available for purchase with drinks. Tickets will be available March 1st at the Quincy Humane Society and the Town and Country Inn and Suites. Tickets are $75 each and include entrance to the event, two drink ckets and $50 in gambling chips to start your evening off. Addional gambling chips will be available for purchase. Gamblers who earn the most chips will have fabulous prizes to choose from. Jackpot Sponsors High Roller Sponsors Cell Tech McDonald’s Kristopher’s Pet Supplies Plus AA Dental Quincy Medical Group Curs Aviaon Nothold Dogs Coldwell Banker— Mays Real Estate The Fabulous Fur Ball - our newest fundraiser! Royal Flush Sponsors

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Page 1: Pet Cetera c - Quincy Humane Society...Pet Cetera c Winter 2012 A publication of the Quincy Humane Society 1705 N. 36th Street Quincy, IL 62305 Volume XXXVII fud - u u u Fu B ! T ˜

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A publication of the Quincy Humane Society 1705 N. 36th Street Quincy, IL 62305

Volume XXXVII

On April 14th, we are hos�ng an exci�ng

new fundraiser - our inaugural Fur Ball! This is

a cocktail a re event held at the Town and

Country Inn and Suite from 7:00 to 11:30 pm.

The event will feature Vegas style gaming

tables and professional dealers. A.endees

can choose from poker, black jack, roule.e

and craps games and spend the night gambling

- all to benefit the Humane Society!

Live music by The Horndogs will also be

featured. The event will feature heavy

hors d’oeuvres and a cash bar.

Wine and mar�ni glasses etched with the Quincy Humane Society’s logo will be available for purchase with drinks.

Tickets will be available March 1st at the Quincy Humane Society and the Town and Country Inn and Suites. Tickets

are $75 each and include entrance to the event, two drink �ckets and $50 in gambling chips to start your evening

off. Addi�onal gambling chips will be available for purchase. Gamblers who earn the most chips will have fabulous

prizes to choose from.

Jackpot Sponsors High Roller Sponsors

Cell Tech

McDonald’s

Kristopher’s

Pet Supplies Plus

AA Dental

Quincy Medical Group

Cur�s Avia�on

Nothold Dogs

Coldwell Banker—

Mays Real Estate

The Fabulous Fur Ball -

our newest fundraiser!

Royal Flush Sponsors

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PetCetera WHO WE ARE:

A Letter from the President...

Visit us online: www.quincyhumanesociety.org

Quincy Humane Society Email Us:

1705 N. 36th Street [email protected]

Quincy, IL 62305 PetCetera editor: Lindsey Klobe

P: 217.223.8786

Sue Allen Clinic Manager

Jacob Bangert Animal Care Technician

Liz Duesterhaus Adop�on Counselor

Dr. Jodi Echternkamp Veterinarian

Becky Has0ng Animal Care Technician

Ted Holt Animal Care Technician

Kristen Hunt Veterinary Technician

Lindsey Klobe Volunteer and Special Events

Coordinator/Opera�ons

Larry Kuszmaul Animal Care Technician

Allison Long Veterinary Technician

Kassidy Schuman Animal Care Technician

Jan Seibert Animal Care Technician

Susie Souders SAFER Assessor/Adop�ons

Chris Sprague Animal Care Technician

Gerry Turner Animal Care Technician

Christy Wellman Veterinary Assistant

Alexa Wendling Adop�on Counselor

Renee White Veterinary Assistant

Rachel Zellerman Animal Care Technician

Josh Zuspann Animal Care Technician

Sally Westerhoff Board President

Michelle Foster Board Vice President First Bankers Trust Services

Rajah Maples Board Secretary KHQA Television

Sandy Aus0n Board Treasurer

Barbara Gully Gully Transporta�on

Victoria Kelley Table 16 Produc�ons

Joan Mays Coldwell Banker/Mays Real Estate

Melanie Morgan Shortridge Construc�on Ellington Development

Fred Nothold

Kelly Stupasky Mercan�le Bank

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

STAFF

Brandy Blickhan Media Development

Kris Kutcher Kristopher’s Hair Studio

I would like to take this opportunity to thank our Donors and

Supporters, Board of Directors, Staff and Volunteers for making 2011 our

most successful ever! Mu. Strut was our greatest effort yet and raised

over $42,000!

In 2011, 972 animals found a temporary home at the Quincy Humane

Society. Of those, 280 were dogs, 321 puppies, 136 cats and 208 ki.ens,

19 guinea pigs, 3 birds and 1 rabbit. Our spay/neuter clinic provided 3041

low cost or subsidized spay and neuter procedures. Our vaccina�on clinic

provided 838 clients and their pets with low cost vaccina�ons.

Since the end of November we have more than doubled the volume in

our spay neuter clinic thanks to two generous grants. Pet Smart Chari�es

granted $98,820.00. The grant will spay/neuter, vaccinate and microchip

animals from a targeted area in Quincy over a two year period. The DJ and

T Founda�on granted $10,000 to spay and neuter dogs. This grant targets

dogs and puppies over 40 pounds. In conjunc�on with Paw Pals, through a

$6000.00 grant from the ASPCA we have been able to offer free

vaccina�ons for income eligible pet owners Clearly, we con�nue to

expand our life saving services in our community.

It is said that vision + ac�on = posi�ve difference. I believe that we

have a very strong vision from our board to propel the ac�on of our staff

and volunteers that con�nue to fuel the strides we are making for animals

in our community.

For as long as I can remember I have had a deep love and respect for

animals. I have shared my life and my home with a number of dogs,

several of whom we have, sadly, had to say Goodbye. All my animals, past

and present, have inspired me in a dedica�on to animal welfare. I thank

each and every one of you for your respect, dedica�on and support that

will con�nue to provide the animals of our community a safe haven and

programs to improve the quality of their lives.

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The Quincy Humane Society has recently been the recipient of

two very large grants for spay/neuter services.

PetSmart Chari�es has granted us $98,000 to spay/neuter,

vaccinate and microchip all animals located in a targeted area.

This area encompasses the river to 24th Street east/west and

from Harrison to Locust Streets going north/south, as well as

three trailer parks in Quincy. Anyone who lives in those

targeted area can have their dogs or cats fixed, vaccinated

and micro-chipped for no charge. The only fee for these

services applies to dogs - owners must pay $7.50 to cover the

cost of the rabies tag.

This grant will allow us to serve approximately 1760 animals

- helping us prevent the cycle of pet overpopula�on and

ensuring animals are vaccinated and properly iden�fied if lost.

If you live in this area, or know someone who does, help us

spread the word about this wonderful opportunity.

The second grant we received was given by the DJ &T

Founda�on. This is a grant for dogs only - and especially for

large dogs over 40 pounds. There is no geographic limit to this

grant - anyone, anywhere with a dog can take advantage of it.

This grant includes spay/neuter surgery and vaccina�ons.

Grant recipients must pay the $7.50 tag fee if they live in Ad-

ams County. Grant recipients must also make a co-pay, if they

are able. There is no guideline amount to this co-pay - grant

recipients can pay any amount they are able to afford to help

offset the cost of the grant.

These two grants have already enabled us to fix over 400

animals in the few

months we have

had the funds

available. These are

animals who

otherwise might

never have been

fixed or vaccinated -

which helps our

community keep

our animals healthy

and end the cycle of

pet overpopula�on.

Shelter updates!

Dona0on boxes installed at the shelter

Thanks to a great idea from a

shelter intern and a generous

dona�on from a board member, the

Quincy Humane Society has

developed a new way to fundraise at

the shelter on a daily basis.

We have installed dona�on boxes

on many of the animal’s kennels that

allow visitors to help contribute to

the costs of their care. The dona�on

boxes feature pictures of past or

current shelter animals and men�on

services that dona�ons help pay for.

The shelter has already received

dona�ons through this method, and

we hope that these will increase as

more people become aware of their

purpose!

Quincy Humane Society receives two spay/neuter grants

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Melody Seybold, former Quincy Humane Society volunteer

coordinator, has go.en involved with a program in Peoria called Paws

Giving Independence. Paws Giving Independence is a nonprofit

organiza�on completely run by volunteers that trains dogs for service

posi�ons for families – and instead of charging upwards of $15,000 for

the trained canines, this program offers them to families at no charge.

This program was started by two students at Bradley University who

were working with a program that trained service dogs for families that

needed them. AOer ge ng involved, they realized there was a need in

their own area for a program like this – so they started one. Since its

incep�on, Paws Giving Independence has accepted 35 dogs, 10 of which

are s�ll in training. Nearly all the dogs are rescued from animal shelters,

which is a key philosophy to the program.

Dogs are given to foster families, who are then responsible for training

them for 18 to 24 months. They are required to a.end weekly training

classes with their foster dogs. They go everywhere with their foster

parents – the grocery store, spor�ng events, restaurants, classes – to

help acclimate them to the real life situa�ons they will face while

working.

Melody adopted Jake, a black lab mix puppy, from the Quincy Humane

Society in December of 2011. She has kept us up-to-date on his

progress: “We brought home our foster puppy, Jake, on Christmas eve

from the Quincy Humane Society. We absolutely adore him. He goes

everywhere with us and is one of the smartest puppies I've ever worked

with. He will be with us for a year and a half to two years before he is

given to someone that needs him. I can already tell it will be more

difficult than I thought to give him up, but I know it will be life changing

for the person that gets him,” Melody emailed.

“Saving a life to change a life…”

Former shelter employee involved with animal training organiza0on

Shelter Updates!

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Upcoming Events!

Mutt Strut 2012 - October 6th - 10 am - 1 pm

Save the date for our biggest fundraiser of the year!!

HOWL

-O-

WEEN!

Don’t forget - we are hosting a trip to Italy! October 10th - 19th, 2012

Price of trip includes roundtrip airfare from

Lambert International Airport in St. Louis, stays in

4 star hotels and 14 meals during the trip

Tour is hosted through Collette Vacations

For more information, contact 217-223-8786

SAVE THE DATE!

Quincy Humane Society Annual Mee�ng

March 14th - 6:30pm

Join us for a recap of 2011 and learn what’s on

the horizon for the rest of 2012!

Kids for Critters Camp 2012Kids for Critters Camp 2012Kids for Critters Camp 2012Kids for Critters Camp 2012 June 25th - June 29th

Session I: 9:00am-12:00pm

Session II: 1:00pm - 4:00pm

Kids for Critters Camp is for children

entering third through sixth grade.

Registration forms will be available

April 16th .

Call 217-222-8786 for more info!

Are you interested in volunteering at the

shelter? Sign up for an orienta�on! Call

Lindsey at 223.8786 and find out when the next

orienta�on is scheduled. Volunteers help us

with stuff like walking dogs, playing with

ki.ens, and fostering animals!

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Success Stories!

Did you adopt an animal from us? We would LOVE to hear from you! Send us a picture and a

story about how your new fur baby is fiDng into their new home! Email [email protected]

with any informa0on, and maybe you’ll get published in our next newsleFer! c

Peaches (now appropriately named Bananas) has

been a member of our family for almost a year now.

Bananas has become the best friend of both of my

boys, and has even worked her way into the heart of

my husband. She is energe�c, rambunc�ous, and so

loveable. She is great with the boys and brought so

much joy to our family! I’ve a.ached some photos

so you can see how much she has grown, and how

much she is loved! Thank you for helping us find the

missing link to our family! - Ka�e Case

I just wanted to send you a few pictures and an update on "Dust

Bunny", now known as "Ruby." She is adjus�ng quite well in her

new forever home and we can already tell who wants to be

boss and has both of us wrapped around her li.le paw!!!! She

sure did not like the two hour ride home in the cat carrier, and

she was scared when we got home and wanted to go into hid-

ing, but we gave her some space and she eventually came out

and let us see her from a distance. She is ea�ng well, playing

with all her new toys, exploring her home, sleeping in her new

bed, and seems to be happy and content. She isn't a big fan of

si ng on our laps yet, but I'm sure once she gets to know us

be.er, that will come with �me. We both want to thank you

again .... she is adorable ... and we couldn't be happier!!

-Jeff Finfrock and Karen Albert

Here are some pictures from this weekend of Duke and

Harlow.

Thank you again for le ng us know he was available for

us to adopt. He is a great dog and they get along

awesome!!

—Andrew Eisenbeiss

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Honorariums All memorials received between

7.5.2011 through 1.30.2012

Pet Memorials

To the Clifford H. Taylor Fund for

the Quincy Humane Society by

Mr. Steve Taylor

Alan & Mary Ellen S�egemeier by

Azad & Rita Tayyab

Sally Westerhoff by

Azad & Rita Tayyab

Kevin Phillips & John

Schemmerhorn by

Russell & Martha Phillips

Kris Kutcher by

Fred Nothold

Be3y Peters

Karen Sparks by

Judy Sparks

Diane Gerards by

Quincy Medical Group Oncology

Department

Dave George’s Birthday by

Sheri George

60th

Wedding Anniversary of

Jim & Shirley Schuecking by

Sally Westerhoff

25th

Wedding Anniversary of

Jerry & Janet Welch by

Joe & Pa3y Lanning

Carey Young by

Wanda Altgilbers

Ann Brink by

Lynne Trautve3er

Martha Danglade’s Birthday by

Kathleen Garlisch

Michele Foster by

Dan & Karen Gerding

Dave George by

Sheri George

Lindsay Baker by

Barbara Fink

Jennifer Davidson by

Azad & Rita Tayyab

Amy Kientzle & Kathy Mixer by

Richard Fischer & Kevin McFarland

Jeanne & Glen Lubbe by

Kathleen Garlisch & Martha

Danglade

25th

Anniversary of

Barb & Chuck McClain by

Tony & Mary Dickerman

Kathleen & Terry Myron by

Bob & Susan Mitchell

David & Jan Williams by

Bob & Susan Mitchell

Conrad & Amanda Zabor by

Bob & Susan Mitchell

Nora Ann King & Shane by

Dorothy Mahla

Kathleen House by

Bill & Jean Lyle

Nancy Stephenson by

Bill & Jean Lyle

Marilyn Corrigan by

Bill & Jean Lyle

Bridget Flynn by

Walter & Darlene Stevenson

Marriage of

Meredith & Sam Scibilia

James & Cathy Stebor

Rita & Azad Tayyab by

Mr. & Mrs. Alan S�egemeier

Mary & Bill Fairbairn by

Azad & Rita Tayyab

Pa? & Peter Dureska by

Azad & Rita Tayyab

Demir & Vicky Saka by

Azad & Rita Tayyab

Judi Crawford’s 80th

Birthday by

Marsha, Hannah, Mairin, Andy,

Murray and Diane Welden

“Jake” Miller by

Ione Miller

“Freddie” “Cokie” & “Cola” by

Ruth Mays

“Olivia” Meyer by

Jane’s Pampered Pets

“Hoss” Reynolds by

Jane’s Pampered Pets

“Toby” Morrill by

Susie Souders & Diane Morin

Sally Westerhoff

Janet Pullins

“Kipper” Garlisch by

Jean Mitchell

Doris Garlisch

Martha Danglade

Kathleen Garlisch

“J.R.” “J.C.” & “Saydie” by

Jeane3e Lewis

“Chloe” & “Zeus” by

Gisela Leckbee

“Minnie” & “Ralphie” by

Gisela Leckbee

“KiCy” George by

Dave George

“DeeDee” Geise by

Mina Geise

“Buster” Davidson by

Jil Tracy

Sue Allen

Sally Westerhoff

Brooke Stokes Family

“Lizzie” Smith by

Kelsey Smith

Deana & Mike Smith

“Libby” Scherer by

Jennifer Davidson

“Lenny” McKinley by

Jean Mitchell

Sally Westerhoff

“Kokomo” Mitchell by

Mike & Deana Smith

Sally Westerhoff

“Michael Jordan” Snowden by

Susan Souders & Diane Morin

Sally Westerhoff

“Odie” Saka by

Azad & Rita Tayyab

“Sam” Steinkamp by

Susan Souders & Diane Morin

“Winston” Quintero by

Joseph & Jil Tracy

“Friday” Thomas by

Marian Thomas

“Mulligan” VandenBoom by

Mike & Deana Smith

“Prince” by

Dale Wiesemann

“Yoda” RiCer-Disseler by

Susan Sounders & Diane Morin

“Midnight” Ames by

Norma, Andy & Tony Ames

“Sassy” Altgilbers by

Meg Ely

“Queenie” Banner by

Fr. Daniel Banner

“Dillinger” Canavan by

Sally Westerhoff

“Samson” Canavan by

Sally Westerhoff

“Muffin” S�egemeier by

Azad & Rita Tayyab

Tiger” Munneke by

Jeffrey & Julie Munneke

“Missy” Frank by

Anne Mays

“BreC” Foster by

Kevin & Lynn Fischer

“Babe” Foster by

Rosie Foster

“Lucy” & “Rosie” by

Kevin & Lynn Fischer

Simon & Echternkamp Pets by

Judith Echternkamp

“Inki” Ammenhauser by

Tony & Lois Engels

Animals are reliable, many full of love, true in their affec0ons, predictable in their ac0ons,

grateful and loyal. Difficult standards for people to live up to.”

- Alfred A. Montapert c

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In Loving Memory All memorials received between

7.5.2011 through 1.30.2012

BeCy Cantrell by

Edith Cantrell

Ken & Barb Cantrell

Phillip Dillon by

Patricia Dillon

David Lemieux by

Jeff, Theresa & Will Spear

Terry & Kathy Anastas

Mrs. Elvin Tappe

Pathway Services Unlimited

Deena & Greg Kroeger

Donald & Wanda O’Hara

Mike & Becky Monaghan

Gene & Mary Lindsey

Nancy Nieders

Ken & Doni Ellenbrock

Barb Kurk

Mary Brahler

Be3y Wiewel

Pat & Barb Denum Family

Richard & Tamaria Ingalls

Debra Peyton

Blessing Hospital

Daniel & Lynn Hardwick

Nancy Nieders

Raymond Cota

Gregory & Sally Lemieux

Sandy Schlepphorst

James R. Fry by

Andy and Paula Edgar

Gardner Denver Friends

Nathan Russell

Cur�s & Marcia Stratman

Judith Northcu3

Kate Flamm

Linda McCulla

Orville & Krista Dicks

Paul Duesterhaus

Stephen & Judy Chew

Anna Kent by

Marilyn Taylor

Jona Holtschlag

Quincy City Hall Employees

Mayor Spring

Michelle Flaiz

Gary Sparks

Doug Olson

Gilbert Feld by

Carolyn & Paul Stupasky

Don Koch by

Ann McDonald

Alice Brown by

Marsha Hickerson

Ki3y Bueter

Pat Bergman

Ed Prenger by

Gerald & Ruth McFarland

Mike & Melody Stelzer

Peggy Miller

Lonnie & Dianna Herren

Tina Lowe

Mike & Marty Marshall

Paul & Cathy Harbourn

Robert & LeAnn Garkie

The Crocke3 Family

Jerry & Amy Poore

Adam Nu3 & Candice

Camposano

Wanda Nu3

Kelly & Pricilla McElroy

Dorothy Snyder

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Loos

Linda & Dan Lagemann

Pat & Jerry Seals

Bruce & Marla Meredith

Jim & Marla Palmer

Darla Heberlein

F. Lee & Jaon Kammerloh

Wilmer & Sylvia Holzgrafe

Nita & Norm Dicks

Derek & Tara Dicks

Danielle & Adam Koch

J.A. Miller

Helen Soat

Mike & Debi Henthorn

Floyd & Rhe3a Glick

Joseph & Diane Prenger

Bruce & Marla Meredith

Darla Heberlein

Dorothy Snyder

Judy Miller

Quen�n Miller by

Ione Miller

Florence Gramke by

Robert & Debra Laws

Patricia Grant by

Ronald Grant

Rogers Brenner by

Jane Meginnes

Cathi Webb & Richard Gilchrist

Carl Madison by

Gene & Pat Reagan

Ann McDonald

James Knipmeyer by

Jane’s Pampered Pets

Richard McCartney by

Frank & Joan Duesterhaus

Bonnie Felgar by

Joanne Wiemelt

Gladys Smay by

Peggy Pryor

Lynn Sprick

Gene & Ann Soebbing

Richard & Mary Anne Bartle3

Donn & Nancy Kelly

Jeane3e Schrader

Richard & Joan Klimstra

Ron & Joyce Mast

Patricia Dillon

Richard & Joyce Moore

Mr. & Mrs. Robert DeVries

George & MaryNell Meyer

Jim & Peggy Kaiser

Erin Klitz

Linda & Varner Zimmer

Leroy & Janet Rossmiller

Dawn Alewel

Ray & Judy Heilmann

Lee Cur�s

Tom & Jane Deters

Jerry & Barb Runion

Kris�n Kanoy

Ron & Sue Rust

Doug & Mary Ebert

FHS Class of 1959

Biz McConnell

Chad & Kris� Routh

Duane & Linda Robinson

Jack & Carol Hammock

Jean Ann Moller

Donald & Carol Schuering

Dick & Diane Rawlings

Phillip & Bonnie Conover

Mr. & Mrs. Dan McLaughlin

Robin Holtman & Billie Ann

Bornman

Kent & Linda Rodemich

Linda Rawlings

Beth Young

Doris Nelson

Elaine Herbert

John & Chris�na McDowell

Sara & Thomas Lepper

Robert & Sandra Moore

Mark & Jamie McDowell

Jim & Connie McDowell

Todd & Joyce Waterko3e

Marilyn Kuppler

Ron & Jane Gaus

James & Janet Waterko3e

Jerry & Marilyn Defrates

Joseph Tepen

Harriet Busen

Gladys Smay con�nued

Terri Bauer

Sandy & Howard Bullard

JT & Cherie Dozier

Jennifer Ri3er

Laura Simmons

Pat & Rowan Zander

Kellie Kurre

Kathleen Bledsoe

Brandy Blickhan

Rosalie Parson

Lynn Schelp

Todd & Sarah Creviston

Ted & Suanne Niemann

Gordon & Margaret Pasley

Nancy Bower & Walter Lawson

Karl & Mary Aden

Duane, Margaret, Lane & Olivia

Hanzol

Robert & Bonnie Bisser

Patricia Alice Rischar

Arthur & Nancy Kunkel

Gary & Donna Tenhouse

Dr. Tim & Jan Morgan

Janet Waterko3e

Azad & Rita Tayyab

Kathi Dooley & Gary Handrick

George & Dinah Harris

David & Susan Knorr

Alice Langley

Terry Scherer

John & Judith Moroz

Becky Livesay

Cheryl Watson

George Spear

D.D. & Janie Fischer

Ryan Fischer

Judith & Alex Kornfeld

Larry & Janet Wilkey

Lavonne Kla3

Ned & Reaugh Broemmel

Dan & Pam Sherman

Dr. Patrick McGinley

Patrick & Thiem Flynn

Randall & Janice Brian

Thomas & Jane Deters

Tony & Signe Oakley

Raymond & Mary Ann Camosy

Bill Crawford by

Charles G. & Camille Wade

Judi Crawford & Lilee

Lew & Donna Wade

Christopher Wade

Delbert & Donna Wade

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In Loving Memory All memorials received between

7.5.2011 through 1.30.2012

John G. Stevenson by

Larry and Lynn Gorrell

Walter & Darlene Stevenson

Dick & Kim Saalborn

David Neiswender

Jolene Brenner & Family

J.W. Gardner, II

Judy Graham

Rick & Laura Gerdes Ehrhart

Azad & Rita Tayyab

Ross Warden

Mark & Kim Neiswender

Kent & Judy Bainter

Joe & Dene3e Kuhlman

Barbara McLean

Ted & Elizabeth Brunsvold

Dee Burnham & Ted Kemner

Fred Nothold

Amy Smith

Chris & Tammy Niemann

Bob & Nancy Ellio3

Lil & Kris Keller

Janet Brandmill

Sally & Tom Westerhoff

Richard & Peggy Liebig

Rosalie Parson

Randy & Jane McFarland

Robert & Erin Lindsey Clayton

Mr. & Mrs. H. W. Knapheide, III

Gary & Beth Musholt

Laura Kent Donahue

Brad & Bonnie Billings

Richard & Dana Prui3

Stephen D. Royer

Mac Benne3

Kris Kutcher & Todd Shackelford

Mary Schardon

Nona Long

Robin & Sco3 Walden

Kathi Dooley & Gary Handrick

Ann Moller

Joe & Janet Conover

Kuhlman Construc�on, Inc.

Ann Gragg

Deborah Ann Cashman

Debra & Stephen Cane

Kent & Linda Rodemich

Alan & Joan Mays

Jerry & Sue Carnivale

Don & Vicki Hayden

Chris�na Cane

The Employees of Gardner Denver

Ronald Vecchie

S.L. Stewart

State Street Bank

John G. Stevenson con�nued

Henry & Jill Geise

Judith Lilenthal

Mr. & Mrs. Alan S�egemeier

Mary Snowden

Kent & Janet Durst

Arthur & Nancy Kunkel

Barbara Gerdes

D.D. & Janie Fischer

Kelly O’Donnell

Stephen & Cathy Meckes

Ned & Reaugh Brommel

Roger & Linda Finnemore

Martha Whitney

Laverna Stewart

Dr. Patrick McGinley

Nona Long

Dave & Sharon Zimmerman

Wallis Mary Schardon

Richard & Ann Wright

Rosalie Parson

Be3y Edgerly

Ken & Jeanne Harmon

Hal & Kathy Oakley

Don & Sharon Gates

Linda & Jerry Meyers

Don Havermale

John Blickhan

Natalie Cohen

Mercan�le Trust & Savings Bank

Barbara Oerly

Brian and Amy Buckley

Dan & Vicki Hayden

Dennis & Pat Shull

Don & Linda Hovermale

Elva Spicknall

Jonathan & Marianne Barnard

Kathryn Ferrell

Kevin & Lynn Fischer

Lynn Schelp

Mike & Peggy Eaton

Pamela Greene

Peggy & Ted Wilson

Richard Cox

Robert & Deborah Hu3er

Rochelle Busbey

Dan & Ginny Dugan

Suzie & Tom Reagan

Peggy Kaiser

Richard & Joan Klimstra

Robert & Sandra Moore

Kevin & Sherrie Becker

Brian Buckley

Larry & PaA Blickhan

Bo & Jan Eaton

John G. Stevenson con�nued

Richard & Rosemary Barre3

Be3e B. Keller

Jim Viehmeyer by

Tony & Mary Dickerman

Bruce & Cindy Hillebrenner

Floyd & Jane Leffers

Margie Thompson

Steve & Jane McNay

Barbara Kahce

Carol & Michael McCabe

Heintz Electric Company

Joe & Karen Fish

Robert & Linda Skinner

Steven & Glori Duesterhaus

Brown Electric Company

Dana Ro3man Corne3

James & Susan Taylor

Joe & Karen Fish

Ryan Fierge & Carla Brown

Toni Decker

Paul Wingerter by

Todd Shackelford & Kris Kutcher

Dutch & Marilyn Huner

Pete & Be3y Peters

Joe Tegeler by

Ronald & Elizabeth Prielipp

David York by

Judy Greene

Ruth Warden by

Ross Warden

Melanie Ramey by

Branson Wood III

Kathryn Jacobs Hendren

Joyce Hais�ngs

Melba Agard

Laurie Go3man

Mary Slavin

Marilyn Wenneker

Robert & Rosalie Serbin

Cheryl & M. L. Hoebing

Cindy Miller

John & Jacqueline Hess

John Hess

Sara Jarchow by

Bill & Jo Mester

Tom Foster by

Rosie Foster

Norman Ringler by

Jane Meginnes

George Nelson by

Susan Deege

Richard Terwelp by

Madison School Commi3ee

The Dopheides

Mildred Schwarte by

Don Lugering

Mary Keefe by

Martha Danglade

Eugene WiCler by

Bruce & Alycia Wi3ler

Kim Beaston

Linda Wi3ler

Paul & Donna Harrison

Ted & Jill Adams

Ben Adams

James Thuer by

Verna Harker

Shirley Freiberg by

Janice Colvin

Henry Geise by

Sandra Root

Alice Walden

Poage Employees

Ken & Diane Jones

Howard & Mary Humphrey

Dee Burnham & Ted Kemner

Alice Walden

Daddle House

Grant & Barb House

Beth Lane

Mina Geise

Darlene Myers

Eileene Kill by

Douglas & Lori Schroeder

D.L. & S.L. Altheide

James & Linda Hawkins

Harold & Yvonne Lucas

Russell & Judy Daniels

Donald & Carol Schuering

John & Karen Jones

Larry & Mary Smith

Dave & Sharon George

Connie Brown

Evelyn Kline

John & Mary Phillips

Vicki Glas

Moorman’s Forty Year Club

Connie Brown

Wanda Elston

Margaret Hinton by

Ruth Milne

Noel & Susan Davis

Duke & Carol Lyter

Margaret Main

James & Judith Budde

Kathryn & William Russell

Florence Hash Family

John Stark & Terry Slaney

Sally Adrian

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All memorials received between

7.5.2011 through 1.30.2012 In Loving Memory

A Special Way to Remember... If you would like to remember a deceased family member, friend or pet you can

send your giOs of condolence as a memorial to the Quincy Humane Society. Not only

do these giOs help the many animals found at the Quincy Humane Society, but it also

lets the family of the deceased know that they are remembered.

If you would like to make a dona�on in memory or in honor of a person or pet,

please:

c Send your giO to PO Box 3173, Quincy IL 62306

c Enclose a note with your check including the name of the deceased, whether

it is a person or a pet, and the name and address of the family to no�fy of

your giO.

c The family will receive a card of acknowledgement. The amount of the giO

remains confiden�al.

Thank you for remembering your friends and family in such a wonderful, generous way!

c

Janet Nothold by

Alan & Joan Mays

John & Alana Flynn

Alvena Campbell

Heather & Brian Gus�son

Sheryl Entsminger

Carrie & Brian McKinney Family

Charles & Vicki Stuedle

Lon & Mary Moeller

Dennis & Suzanne Boudreau

Ken & Bobbie Talken

Marcey Wells & Wil

Jeff & Vicki Kroeger

Wayne & Donna Weed

Bill & Chris�ne McCleery

Gene & Carolyn Sparrow

Janet Canavan

Joe & Judy Cunningham

Julie & Dana Herring

Kent & Linda Schue3e

Ma3 & Mary Hutmacher

Mary Ann & James Wray

Ma3 & Reagan Grimes

Jim & Shari Robesky

Auris & Mary Beth McGee

Kevin & Lynn Fischer

Sally & Tom Westerhoff

George & Maynell Meyer

Rolla Wike

Ron & Sherry Smith

Keith & Shirley Stokes

Bev & Lowell Peters

Ken & Pat Waelder

Gayle Happeko3e

Janet & Jerry Aden

Jeff Schuecking & Mae Arnold

Steve & Carol Sturhahn

Larry & Kriste Dietrich

Friends & Neighbors of Wild Horse

Estates

David Allen

Jeff, Theresa & Will Spear

Charles Cowan

Bob & PaA Kelly

Robert & Sharon Schonhoff

Stan & Julie Anderson

Dr. Joann Klingele, Drs. Paul & Sue

Sculley and Staff of KVC and KSVC

Casey & Ann Reed

Mary Brahler

Bill & Pricilla Morrison

Grimm Schlipman Financial

Donald & Dawn Briddle

Walter & Darlene Stevenson

Chris & Tammy Niemann

Tim & Stacey Reichert

Janet Nothold con�nued

Robert & Ila Johnson

Erma Foster

Bruce & Judy Burner

James Schlepphorst

Larry & Connie Alcorn

Benne3 Middendorf

Teresa & Robert Slee

Carol & Steve Nudo

Wayne & Mary Lock

Dawn E. Sutherland

Dan & Cheryl O’Donnell

Mark & Trudy Johnson

Mari & Marty Klinner

Randy & Geri Miller

Jim Fierge

Marvin & Beryl Hufford

Rosalie Parson

Judy & Bud Bushaus

Dawn & Bob Romano

Art & Nancy Kunkel

Susie & Randy Westerman

Mary Harre

Clinton & Nancy Altenhein

Doug & Lori Schroeder

Dale & Constance Drummond

Amy & Brain Buckley

William & Barbara Gully

Walter & Darlene Stevenson

Ann Reis

Barb Gerdes

Bev & Lowell Peters

Craig & Cheri Weyerman

Dan & Ginny Dugan

Daniel & Loraine Stroot

Deb Henry

Janet Nothold con�nued

Elizabeth Busbey

Grace Migliori

Ione Miller

Jan Jones

Jane Blickhan

D.D. & Janie Fischer

Jane Meginnes

Jean Mitchell

Jill & Ted Adams

Jim & Sandy Aus�n

Joe & Judy Cunningham

Knapheide Trucking Equipment

Law Offices Hutmacher & Rapp

Louis & Joan Vitucci

Lynn & Kevin Fischer

Nita & Norm Dicks

Roy & Pat Hummelsheim

Roy & Billie Riddle

Shortridge Construc�on Families

Timm Evans

Wayne & Donna Weed

Louis & Joan Vitucci

Madison School Staff

Kris Kutcher & Todd Shackelford

Teresa & Kent Nell

Jim Fierge

Molly & Jeffrey Stroot

Bill Hankins by

Ron & Nancy Green

Laura Weigand

Mike & Mary Foster

Erma & Barb Foster

Martha Dyer

Kathy Mixer & Amy Kientzle

Phillip & Jill Cobb

Bill Hankins con�nued

Phyllis Johnson

Dave & Lynn Wombles

Jim & Linda Lubbering

Michael & Prudy Pa3erson

Marrisa & Karen Bauer

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Beswick

Cassandra Jenkins

Randy & Chris Seifert Family

Janet Brown

Phyllis Johnson

Kelley Giesing

David York by

Judy Greene

Merle Pieper by

Karl & Demaris Black

Lori & Tracy Schu3e

May Kientzle & Kathy Mixer

Alice Brown by

Ki3y Bueter

Pat Bergmarck

Glenn Foster by

Rosie Foster

Bill Grootens by

Michael & Nancy Steward

CharloCe Moore by

Mary Moore

Bill & Mary Moore

Mark & Chris�na Lovelace

Stephanie Dieterich by

Ronald & Elizabeth Prelipp

Phillip Dillon by

Patricia Dillon

Alice Ann Stegeman by

Dr. Stephen & Carolyn Hagood

Chris & Mary McClain Family

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c

In Loving Memory

“I will always remember the tabby who taught me that not all

rela0onships are meant to last forever. Some0mes, just an hour

is enough to touch your heart.” -Barbara L. Diamond

Dr. Charles Richards by

Mark & Jane McFarland

Alice Walden

Sco3 & Robin Walden

Mary Snowden

Jeff & Theresa Spear

Ruth Penn Daniels

Dr. & Mrs. Merel Crossland

Dr. & Mrs. Leonard Grayson

Lill & Kris Keller

Linda Swann

John & Mary Hertel

Donna & Michael Schu3e

Mercan�le Bank

Kim Phillips by

Edward Newton

Charles & Judy Bolton

Kris�na Hartman

Richard & Donna Wood

David & Kim Campbell

Dale & Judy Bell

Larry & Glenadene Webster

Danny & Janet Burrus

Terry & Mary Jane Knorr

John & Mary Ruth Phillips

Robert & Theresa Walker

Maureen Leenerts

Larry & Janet Wilkey

Judy Greene

John & Janice Smith

Bowen Banking Center

Michael Phillips

Albert & Billie Brocksieck

Baucom Truck Service

David & Chong McKi3rick

Dean & Mary White

Norma Schuster

Rodney & Connie Bradfield

Rosalyn Phillips

Valla Lou Dieterle

Maureen Leenerts

Olga Wigoda by

Gary Golden

Sandra Eckles

William Yates

Michael Sco3 & Sherry Taylor

Patricia Middendorf by

Mays Real Estate

Nadine Frazier by

Sally Westerhoff

Jane Meginnes

Trudy Stricklin by

Jack & Judi Mohrman

Ralph Milhauser by

Mr. & Mrs. Adam Priepot

BeCy Crabbe by

Frances Leerhoff

Richard & Colene Fenton

Cheri Meleney & Darren Hays

Russell Goehl

Pat Shoup & John Venvertloh

Dave & Cindy Root

Myrl & Ruth Bower

Sandra Tomlin

Cindy & Steven Sprinkle

Norma Wood & Families

Laura McLaughlin

John & Helen (Lum) Bestman

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Duesdieker

Ms. Peggy Duesdieker

Eldor & Aileen Hadler

Tanya & Larry Hucklenbrick

David & Susan Hill

Mr. & Mrs. Terry Ensminger

Tom & Be3y Sprinkle

Ann & Rick St. Clair

Nancy Breuer

John & Wanda Salsman

Richard & Susan Hild

Theresa Mar�n

Lyle Bowen & Evie Schu3e

Mary Owsley

Paula & Lonnie Bailey

Keith McGaughey

Brad & Cindy Beckman

Linda & Mike Butler

Barbara Bornman

Henry & Lori Delonjay

Randy & Diane Wood

Friends of the VFW

Linda & Jim Ba3en

Walter & Deana Brink

Myrl & Ruth Shireman

Patrick McClean by

Sally Westerhoff

Conrad Maddox by

Terry & Karin Koontz

Ginny Hess by

John & Judi Mohrman

Robert Giesing by

Janice Colvin

EmmeC Kientzle by

Susan Souders & Diane Morin

Bob Mays by

Rod & Jeff McClean

Dan & Ginny Dugan

Theodore Bean

Dr. & Mrs. Robert Murphy

Jim & Carmell Fitch

Renee & Michael Benede3o

John & Dale Stevenson, Jr.

Brandy Blickhan

Kent & Linda Snider

Mary Snowden

Bob & Judy Hays

Art & Nancy Kunkel

John & Be3y McClean

Kent McClean

Greg Booth

Dan & Anita Mefford

Walt & Donna Illgen

Joan & Alan Mays

Donna, Steve, Michael & Kate

Schoch

Barbara Gerdes

Ted Kemner & Dee Burnham

Ruth Mays

Merle & Darlene Jacobs

Merle & Anne Crossland

Gary & JoAnn Kirlin

Terri Cary

Judith Kent

Rod & Cathy Becks

Larry & Chris�e Dietrich

Riddell Noble

Larry & Pa3y Blickhan

Steven & Debra Clair

Dennis & Sharon Adams

Teresa Godman

Pat & Rowan Zander

Dan & Cheryl O’Donnell

Rick & Barb Seifert

Chet & Barb Vahle

Kenny, Andrea, Kolin &

McKenzie Knapp

Kay Sutherland

Kelly Wilson

Robert & Susan Mitchell

Bruce & Joan Pint

Carolyn Stevenson

Charlo3e Siebers

Bob Mays con�nued

Jeff & Lori Mays

Bill & Lisa Machold

Mary Espey

Randall & Janice Krutmeier

Mr. & Mrs. Randall McFarland

Reggie Westhoff

Shortridge Construc�on Families

Susan Deege

Tom & Bobbi Porter

Heinz Electric Company

Rob & Deborah Hu3er

Bill Baker by

Trish, John & Mikayla Neisen

Steve & Pamela Root

Mike & Van Hilfrink

Tiffany Minor

Judie Jenkins

Tammy Sprinkle

George & Emilie Venvertloh

Richard Gilchrist & Cathi Webb

Leatha Neisen

Wayne & Donna Weed

William & Barbara Gully

Melissa & Anthony Reis

Ruby Briscoe by

Eva Overlander

Donald & Dorothy Rentmeister

Jerry & Marsha Rush

Donald & Carol Schuering

Kay & Bill Lohman

Max & Ann Brierton

Pat & Linda Haugh

Donald & Mary Boyd

Sharon & Howard Wear

Diana Pillars

Shirley Cline

Harold Barkley by

Sandy & Allen Moffi3

Cindy Deters

Melvin Rubben

Bob Kern by

Sally Westerhoff

Donna Lewis by

Quincy Medical Group

Employees

Janet Lewis

George Keller & Sons Company

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Pet Cetera Non-Profit Org.

US POSTAGE

PAID

Quincy, IL

Permit No. 1016

The Quincy Humane Society

PO Box 3173

Quincy, IL 62306

Did you know…?

That one male cat and one female

cat leL un-fixed can produce over 1

million animals in 8 years? If you

are able to, help out the stray

animal popula0on by fixing any

stray cats you come across!