2. Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland
By the Numbers:
11,000 – Girl members
3,100 – Adult members
980 – Lifetime members
80 – Kansas counties
1 – Council
Our Mission:
Girl Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence and character, who make the world a better place.
Operational Headquarters:
360 Lexington, Wichita, KS 67218
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Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland serves more than 14,000 girls and adults in 80 Kansas counties
through its operational headquarters in Wichita and regional offices in Emporia, Garden City, Hays,
and Salina. Founded in 1912, Girl Scouts is the leading authority on girls’ healthy development and
is the premier leadership development organization for girls.

3. Setting the Gold Standard Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland
How many times have you been asked: “Do Girl Scouts have anything Board of Directors, FY 2009
equivalent to the Eagle Scout?” Officers
Allison Ochoa, Chair
Imagine if we could turn the tables, change perceptions, increase Shirley J. Mosher, First Vice Chair
awareness—so people would ask “Do Boy Scouts have anything similar Betty Greer, Second Vice Chair
to the Gold Award?” Karin Gillette, Secretary
Shelley L. Hunt, Treasurer
That’s exactly what we intend to do.
Members At Large
Mimi Balazs-Shellito, Wichita
All across our council, Girl Scouts are giving back to their communities,
Barbara Beran, Hays
planning, developing and executing intricate projects in pursuit of their
Martha Brewer, Colby
Bronze, Silver, and the most-coveted Gold Award, the highest honor in Sue Dieckhoff, Salina
Girl Scouting. Their efforts deserve recognition, both within our council Beth Eckert, Parsons
and in our broader communities. Martha Fee, Hutchinson
Cindy Hoover, Wichita
Within this annual report we’d like to share the stories of Girl Scouts Elaine Hudson, Parsons
who’ve gone above and beyond to earn their Gold Award—truly Candy Johnson, Emporia
demonstrating Courage, Confidence and Character. We appreciate the Don Keller, Hutchinson
support of donors, foundations and corporations, whose contributions Conrad Koehler, Hutchinson
have made this all possible. Lorna Nelson, McPherson
Callie Remschner, Garden City
Gold Award winners are overdue for recognition. Now is their time. Deborah Sauer, Wichita
Terri Schmitz, Parsons
Yours in Girl Scouting, Sheryl Stanley, Goddard
Profiles in:
Joan Wagner, Kechi
Beverly White, Wichita
Sharon Woods, Council Grove
Allison Ochoa, Shelly Chenoweth, CEO
Chairman of the Board CEO Shelly Chenoweth

4. Finding Courage, Fighting Grief
How one Goddard Girl Scout found Hope by Honoring a Dear Friend
At 17, you’re supposed to have your whole life ahead of you. Late-night
conversations with friends are supposed to center around the ups and
downs of teenage relationships, college plans and putting together
that “perfect” prom outfit—not on cancer treatment. But for one
Goddard Girl Scout and her dear friend Audra (affectionately
called “Audie”) cancer was unfortunately a topic of
conversation many times.
Ambassador Girl Scout Erin Blitz showed true Courage,
when she faced the grief of losing a dear friend
head-on, and completed a Gold Award project that
not only honored Audie’s legacy, but brought hope
and comfort to children whose lives have been turned
upside down by a devastating diagnosis.
Erin recalls vividly how the idea for her project,
“Audie’s Odds and Ends” came about.
“Audie passed away four days before her 18th birthday. Prior to her final hospitalization, she discovered that I
was trying to complete my Gold Award, and we brainstormed different ideas. She spoke of the unbelievable
boredom she experienced while in the hospital as a child and teenager. A few months after her passing, I recalled
our conversation and decided that the best way to honor our friendship was to complete the project she had
suggested.”
Erin sought the assistance of a Gold Award advisor, Allison Wright, to help her formulate, develop and carry out a
plan to create tote bags filled with toys and entertainment for pediatric cancer patients at Via Christi St. Francis.

5. Erin spent nearly 100 hours sewing, ironing, and stuffing
100 bags before delivering them on March 9, 2009, just
two days after what would have been Audie’s 19th birthday.
My friends often ask about my project and we
reminisce about Audra. We think of the sensitive
young woman who attended marching band
camp during the heat of the summer
and who persevered through the pain of just
walking onto the field for Color Guard
performances,” said Erin “I found sewing isn’t my best
talent, but every hour I spent sewing tote bags is worth the
distraction for a sick child. I think Audie would be pleased
with the outcome.
Courage

6. From Bronze, to Silver, to Gold—the Benchmark of Success
Five Belleville Girl Scouts Create Restful Place for Community
Their Gold Award project may have centered on benches, but these Ambassador Girl Scouts have done anything but sit
around. Belleville Girl Scouts Erica Hadachek, Courtney Kasl, Laura Monsanto, Haley Hiatt and Jacie Jackson learned
firsthand the definition of “sweat equity.”
This is no ordinary Girl Scout Troop. Four of the five girls have been members
of Girl Scout Troop 20536 for 13 years, with the fifth not far behind with
12 years of membership. Not only have they progressed through each level
of Girl Scouting, they’ve also all earned their Bronze and Silver Awards.
Going for the Gold Award seemed the next logical step, they just
needed a project. Republic County High School Counselor
Chris Klos approached the girls wanting to know if they would
help build benches for the community. He had received a grant
through the Resource Council and offered to supervise the
project. The girls helped him build four benches last summer,
donating one to the community of Munden, two to the Girl
Scouts, and one to the Methodist Church in Belleville. But they
didn’t stop there. “Most of us attend the Methodist Church here,
and we wanted to give something back for all the support they’ve
shown us for the past 13 years,” said Jacie Jackson. “We wanted to
create a nice area around the bench with landscaping that could be used for
Vacation Bible School, Sunday school classes, weddings, etc.”
Carol Monsanto, the girls’ troop leader for the past 13 years, saw first-hand how hard the girls worked to create a
peaceful sanctuary.
“The project took a lot of physical labor,” said Carol. “The ground was not of good quality and required a lot of work to
take the sod out. For the limestone, they actually went out to a pasture, dug it out, and transported it back to the church.”

8. Stone by Stone, Colby Girl Scout Builds Character
Hard Work and Hours of Labor Result in Peace Garden
“Parents can only give good advice or put them on the right paths,
but the final forming of a person’s character lies in their own hands.”
-Anne Frank
If Character lies in one’s own hands, Ambassador Girl Scout Amanda
Barnum of Colby has certainly earned her share. Her vision for a
Peace Garden at her local church took hours of hard labor to carry
out, but the result is well worth it.
Amanda, an active member of Girl Scouting since Kindergarten,
is no stranger to earning awards for her community service efforts.
In the spring/summer of 2004 her troop (# 10162) earned their Bronze
Award by scraping, priming and painting the benches at the local
baseball diamonds, and earned their Silver Award in 2007 by hosting an
overnight event for Girl Scouts of all ages to celebrate Girl Scout Week. But her
Gold Award project was by far the most strenuous.
“I definitely have more respect for those who work in construction. I don’t know that I could do that kind of work day after day,
week after week,” said Amanda. “Towards the end of the grouting work I really had to persevere; it was getting colder outside
and I was working with wet, rough cement.”
Beginning in September of 2008, Amanda chose the location for the garden, leveled the ground and sand base, built the
retaining wall, laid the flagstone and grouted. In the spring she laid the cement for the path and around the circle to help keep
the wall in place and to give it a “finished” look. She then set the statuary and planted flowers. The garden was complete in
June 2009, taking 10 months to complete.

10. 2009 Highlights
See ‘N’ Sell:
See ‘N’ Sell is an annual Arts & Craft Show
benefitting Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland that
takes place every year on the Saturday before
Thanksgiving at the Salina Bicentennial Center.
See ‘N’ Sell hosts 200 craft vendors selling
homemade items as well as a variety of food
vendors offering delicious treats. This community
Shoppers browse through event also features performances by local choir
handmade Christmas ornaments groups, an opportunity to meet Santa Claus, and
at See N’ Sell.
other entertainment.
Girl Scouts at the Hays Cookie Kickoff test their skills in a
Festival of Giving: cookie-stacking competition.
More than 500 Girl Scout troops made wishes
come true for 22 social service agencies at the 2009 Cookie Sale:
60th Annual Festival of Giving at Century II in The 2009 Girl Scout Cookie Program was from
downtown Wichita. This event, on the first January through March 2009, with more than
Saturday in December, is the largest Girl Scout 1.3 million boxes sold. This annual entrepreneurial
service project of the year. It provides an tradition funds initiatives such as the council’s
opportunity for Girl Scouts from Butler, Cowley, financial aid program for families, community-
Girl Scouts collect thousands of Harvey, Sedgwick and Sumner counties to say service projects, summer camp offerings, troop
stuffed animals to give to United “thank you” to the community for their
Way of the Plains, which in turn are
trips, educational opportunities for Girl Scouts
given to children in crisis. continued support of Girl Scouting. The girls and their leaders, program development and
make or purchase gifts for local social service much more.
agencies, as well as host booths with service
projects.

11. Key Partnerships 2009 Financials
Statement of Activities Year Ended September 30, 2009
Audited and submitted to Board of Directors for approval.
We receive more We’re deeply grateful for the unwavering Unrestricted Temporarily Permanently Total
than $450,000 support of corporations and foundations Restricted Restricted
annually from including: Support and Revenue
United Ways and Community
Public Support
• Homer E. Bjork Family Trust – $63,500 to
Funds. We appreciate the support
Donations $ 119,368 $ 158,333 $ 2,700 $ 280,401
of the following: support Girl Scouting in Thomas County
In-kind donations 2,679 2,679
• K.T. Wiedemann Foundation – $10,000 to
United Way of Barton County support Council-wide art programs United Way 496,205 496,205
Coffeyville United Fund • Spirit AeroSystems – $25,000 to support Grant revenue 133,129 133,129
Cowley County United Way STEM and leadership programming Special events 34,436 34,436
United Way of Dickinson County • Baughman Foundation – $10,000 general Change in value of beneficial
United Way of Dodge City operating support interest in charitable remainder trust (10,000) (10,000)
United Way of El Dorado • Finnup Foundation – $13,081 to support the Total public support $ 785,817 158,333 ( 7,300) 936,850
United Way of Ellis County renovations of the Garden City Little House Revenue
Finney County United Way • Kansas Health Foundation – $19,615 for Cookie sales, net 2,482,841 2,482,841
United Way of Flint Hills various summer programming Fall opportunity/other product sales, net 287,435 287,435
Hoisington United Way • The Lattner Family Foundation – $10,000 for Supply sales, net 192,162 192,162
Independence Community Chest general operating support Camping Fees 136,473 136,473
United Way of Labette County • Verla Nesbitt Joscelyn Foundation – a total of
Program fees 191,810 191,810
United Way of McPherson County $11,000 for general operating support
Investment income (loss) 27,833 11,321 39,154
Overbrook Community Chest • William T. Kemper Foundation – $7,000 for
Miscellaneous income 38,445 38,445
United Way of the Plains repairs and renovations of the Garden City
Pratt County United Fund Little House Total revenue 3,356,999 11,321 3,368,320
United Way of Reno County • Bank of America Foundation – $5,000 for Total public support and revenue 4,142,816 169,654 (7,300) 4,305,170
Rice County United Way outreach programming Net assets released from restriction 150,393 (150,393)
Salina Area United Way • Flint Hills Girl Scout Foundation and the Expenses
Seward County United Way Betty L. Wright Tribute Fund – $5,710 for Program services 3,619,846 3,619,846
Sterling Community Chest Emporia region programs and Scouterships Support services
• Jane and Bernard Reeble Foundation – Administrative 760,985 760,985
$5,000 program support for the Fundraising 301,424 301,424
Emporia region Total expenses 4,682,255 4,682,255
• Stella A. & Ray E. Dillon Foundation – a total Changes in net assets 389,046) 19,261 (7,300) (377,085)
(
of $5,000 for general operating support
Net assets, beginning of year 10,551,940 498,473 889,195 11,939,608
Net assets, end of year $ 10,162,894 $ 517,734 $ 881,895 $ 11,562,523

12. 2009 Annual Report Donor Category List – These gifts were made in FY ‘09, which reflects giving Oct. 1, 2008 through Sept. 30, 2009.
Juliette Low Society Stella A and Commerce Bancshares Foundation Mr. and Ms. Montie Greer
$100,000+ Ray E Dillon Foundation, Inc. Commerce Bank of Garden City Henkle Drilling & Supply Co., Inc.
United Way of the Plains United Way of Barton County Dane G. Hansen Foundation Mr. Eric Hirsh
United Way of Dodge City, Inc. Daniel J. Taylor Family Hoisington United Way
United Way of El Dorado Charitable Foundation Kansas Prima
Gold Circle – $50,000+ United Way of Ellis County Marty Fee Ms. Patricia A. Kennedy
Homer E. Bjork Family Trust
William T. Kemper Foundation Fidelity State Bank and Trust Company Mary F. & Albert Baker Memorial Trust
K. T. Wiedemann Foundation
Ms. Valarie Florio Mr. and Mrs. C. Eric McCurley
Silver Circle – $25,000+ Ambassadors – $2,500+ Mr. and Mrs. Scott Fowler Midwest Energy, Inc.
City of Garden City Grace M. Starlin Charitable Trust Mr. Dave R. Ramirez
Spirit AeroSystems
Coffeyville United Fund Melba V. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. James Remsberg
United Way of Reno County
Cowley County United Way, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. James F. Hunt Richard L. Mangieri Living Trust
United Way of the Flint Hills
Earl Bane Foundation Lutheran Community Foundation Saline County
Greater Salina Community Foundation New Iron & Metal of Liberal Sedgwick County
Bronze Circle – $10,000+ Independence Community Chest Mrs. Alice Packer Southern Star Central Gas Pipeline
Baughman Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Lee Phillips III Mr. and Mrs. Richard Strandmark
INTRUST Bank
Finnup Foundation Trust Piping & Equipment Co., Inc The City of Osborne
Ken and Jan Shannon Family Foundation
Kansas Health Foundation Schaefer Johnson Cox Frey Architecture The Kearney County Bank
Mildred and Rolland Middlekauff
Marylouise D. Meder Trust Servant Christian Community Foundation The Kenneth Castle Charitable Trust
Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Rolph Mrs. Angela Stateler The Scoular Foundation
Rice County United Way
Salina Area United Way, Inc. Sterling Community Chest Mr. James H. Upshaw
Mr. and Mrs. David Rolph
The Lattner Family Foundation Tebo Development Company Mr. and Mrs. Sterling V. Varner
Rouback Family Foundation, Inc.
Verla Nesbitt Joscelyn Foundation The Robert M. Beren Foundation Ms. Patricia Walker
S.M. & Laura H. Brown Charitable Trust
Mrs. Velma Wallace The Rotary Club of Hutchinson Mr. Duane E. West
Frank and Marie Mildrexter
Foundation Trust The Sweat Family Foundation Western State Bank
Friendship Circle $5,000+ United Way of Dickinson County, Inc. United Way of Labette County Wichita Community Foundation
Anonymous United Way of McPherson County Ms. Donna L. Vanier Ms. Sandra Wiederstein
Bank of America USA Funds
Boy Scouts Coronado Area Council Wal-Mart Foundation Cadettes – $500+ Juniors – $250+
Finney County United Way Betty L. Wright Tribute Fund Anonymous Anonymous
Flint Hills Girl Scout Foundation Mrs. Mary V. Balazs-Shellito Altrusa Club of Emporia Kansas Foundation
Girl Scout Alumni & Friends
Seniors – $1,000+ Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Brewer American Chemical Society Wichita
Girl Scouts of the USA
Mr. Keith L. Anderson Buckley Industries, Inc. American State Bank and
Dr. Daniel Housholder and D. V. Douglass Roofing, Inc. Trust Company, N.A.
Ash Grove Charitable Foundation
Dr. Martha S. Housholder Mr. and Mrs. Daniels Andrews McMeel Universal Foundation
Mrs. Barbara Beran
Jane and Bernard Reeble Foundation Ms. Sue E. Dieckhoff Dr. Mitzi M. Bales, M.D.
Carl M and Ruth L Coonrod
Pratt County United Fund Ms. Karen K. Ebert Ms. Reva L. Benien
Family Foundation
Seward County United Way First National Bank in Cimarron Blue Beacon International, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Q. Chandler III
Star Lumber & Supply Company George & Belle Pearce Foundation City Plumbing Co., Inc.
Charitable Foundation
Shelly Chenoweth Golden Plains Credit Union Community Market Place

13. Compton Construction Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Richard Williams Mr. and Mrs. William Estes Ladies Auxiliary VFW Auxiliary Post 2279
Conco Construction Mr. and Mrs. Dan Winegar Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Etzler Ms. Monica Legleiter
CREW - TECT Aerospace Mr. Jack Focht and Lindsborg Kiwanis Club
Ms. Kathie Crispin Brownies – $100+ Mrs. Gloria Farha Flentje Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lomax
Mr. and Mrs. Sean DiGiovanni Mr. and Mrs. George Ablah Dr. Jim Farha McCarty Dairy L.L.C.
Mrs. Marlo Dolezal Ms. Constance M. Achterberg Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Farmer Ms. Lorraine M. McClain
Mr. and Mrs. Anonio J. Durano Alfalfa, Inc. FHL Bank Topeka Mr. Guy D. McClaskey
Ms. Coleen Dyson Mr. and Mrs. Clealand F. Baker, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fisher Ms. Joan McCormick
EnerSys, Inc. Ms. E. J. Bandt Mr. and Mrs. Douglas G. Lewis Ms. Susan F. McKinney
Finney County Attorney’s Office Ms. Cathy Barnes Fred and Stella Kopke Foundation Mr. Bobb A. Meckenstock
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Godfrey Mrs. Patsy R. Barton Mr. and Mrs. Max J. Friesen Midwest Feeders, Inc.
Ms. Helen M. Graves Mr. and Mrs. Jim Behring Mr. and Mrs. James C. Fritz Mr. and Mrs. Bradley T. Miller
Ms. Shelly Harris Dr. Nona Berghaus Frontier Ag Inc. Ms. Linda Mills
Heartland Building Center, Inc. Ms. Karen J. Blomquist Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gangel Mr. and Mrs. Jon Mollhagen
Ms. Elaine Hudson Bob’s Super Saver, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Carlos E. Garcia Ms. Marlene Moxter
Insurance Planning Inc. Mr. William R. Brenner Ms. Elizabeth A. Garrison Ms. Lois V. Neff
International Association of Machinists Ms. Deborah Brinegar Golden Belt Bank Mr. and Mrs. Cecil O’Brate
& Aerospace Workers Mrs. Janet Buckley Ms. Helen L. Graves Optimist Club of Hays, Inc.
James A. & Juliet L. Davis Foundation, Inc. Building Controls & Services, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Haas Mr. and Mrs. Joel Pasilas
Ms. Carol A. Junk Mrs. Jacqueline O. Burnett Ms. Dorma L. Haines Peoples State Bank
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Kotch Ms. Sherri Buttenhoff Hallmark Cards, Inc. Ms. Rhonda Pitts
Ms. Kandi LaMar Mr. and Mrs. Terry S. Carlson Mr. Martin D. Rabalais Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Prost
Lifetime Dental Care, PA Mr. and Mrs. Pat L. Carr and Ms. Mardith E. Hammond Mr. and Mrs. Steven F. Randle
Mr. and Mrs. Linden J. Lorenson Ms. Erin Cavanaugh Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hanna Mr. Toni H. Renfro
Nex-Tech, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Dean L. Chiles Hays Lions Club Ms. Martha Rhea
Overbrook Community Chest Dr. and Mrs. Bert Chronister Mr. and Mrs. Jerome P Hellmer
. Royal Farms Dairy, LLC
Mr. and Mrs. Verlin Pfannenstiel Dr. Barbara S. Coats High Plains Publishers, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Sauer
Mr. and Mrs. David Poland Mr. David C. Cole Ms. Patricia Hladsky Dr. Tim Scanlan and Dr. Kim Scanlan
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Roberts Ms. Mary A. Cole Mr. and Mrs. Bryan K. Hoover Selden Senior Citizens
Rural Telephone Service Mrs. Penny Conard Hutchinson Clinic, P.A. Ms. Augusta H. Shepherd
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Sanders Mrs. Kelly Cooper Ms. Candy K. Johnson Ms. Dawn Sherwood
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Schmitz Cooperative Grain & Supply Mr. and Mrs. Ted W. Johnson Sloop Sales & Hook’s Repair, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Morrie Soderberg Ms. Kaye J. Crawford Jonagan Water Well Service, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Steven L. Smith
Soroptimists International of Hays Ms. Vesa Cunningham Kaltenbacher Charitable Trust St. Francis Lions Club
Mr. and Ms. Douglas Stanley Dan’s Rent & Own Kansas Wildscape Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John T. Stewart III
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Stephens Mr. and Mrs. A. Jeffrey Denton Ms. Norma Karhoff Sunflower Bank
Ms. Diana Stiebens Mr. Frank Depenbusch Mr. William H. Keltner Sunflower Electric Power Corporation
The Women’s Fair/Invision Prod., LLC Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Durall Ms. Tina Kendall Mr. and Mrs. Mike Sutherland
Thomas County Comm. Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eby Kerr Charitable Foundation Ms. Linda K. Taylor
Ms. Katie Utter Ms. Mary E. L. Eckert Mr. and Mrs. Kyler Knobbe The Brown Memorial Foundation
Mr. Charles W. Walker Elizabeth B. Evans Revocable Trust Ms. Lucy M. Kollhoff The Hi-Plains Co-Operative Association

14. The Tri-County Telephone Ass’n., Inc. Ms. Donna Blake Ms. Catharine B. Day Ms. Alma M. Guillen
Ms. Roberta Thiry Bluestem Farm & Ranch Supply, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Brent Deal Dr. and Mrs. Richard Guthrie, M.D.
UMB Bank Ms. Paula Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Jason M. Dibbens Mr. Ross Buckles and Ms. Heather Harris
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Versch Mrs. Cathy Brady Discount Glass & Mirror Hart Capital Group, LLC
Wal-Mart Supercenter Ms. Jane Briley Mr. and Mrs. John Divine Mr. and Mrs. Jerry W. Hartenbower
Mr. and Ms. James Walton Mr. and Mrs. Craig Broadbent Ms. Connie Dombroski Ms. LaFran Hartman
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Westfall Mr. Benjamin Brophy Mr. and Mrs. Marck Drennan Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Haynes
Mr. and Mrs. John H. White Dr. and Mrs. William H. Browning, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Greg Duick Hays Mall LLC
Mr. Charles C. Wilhite Ms. Jean A. Burch Ms. Heather Dye Mr. and Mrs. James E. Heimerman
Ms. Lynda Will Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Burnett Mr. and Mrs. Loren Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Bryan K. Henderson
Mrs. Jeanne Willig Ms. Karla Burris Ms. Nedra Elbl Ms. Elyse Hergenreder
Winfield Kiwanis Club Mr. and Mrs. Monte Burtin Ms. Petra Elkins Ms. Victoria L. Herl
Judge and Mrs. John Wooley Ms. Gina Buster Mr. Phillip Ellis Ms. Mary J. Hernandez
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy L. Wright Mr. and Mrs. Earl F. Callison, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Ellner Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Herron
Mr. Robert S. Wunsch Ms. Margaret M. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Gary Emigh Mrs. Annuli Higgins
Ms. Kim H. Zinszer Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Campbell Evelyn Walden Revocable Trust Ms. Amy L. Hoffman
Daisies - (Up to $99) Mr. and Mrs. Dustin Carlson Ms. Jean Fanshier Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Hopkins
Mr. Gary D. Adams Ms. Jean Case Mr. and Mrs. Martin D. Faust Mr. and Mrs. Warren J. Horton
Ms. Marcelle M. Allen Casey’s General Stores Mr. and Mrs. Jay Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Hosey
American Legion Post #5 Casterline Investments, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Ronald C. Ferris Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Hughes
Mr. George D. Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Castle First Neodesha Bank Ms. Beulah Hunzeker
Ms. Sandra K. Brummett CedarView Assisted Living Ms. Lorraine E. Foley Hutchinson Community Foundation
Ms. Mar Jean Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Chappell N. M. Foster Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ireland
Ms. Marcia Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Lonny Claycamp Mr. and Mrs. Lee R. Frauenfelder Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Irvin
Ms. Viola G. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Clutter Ms. Joyce M. French Ivy Leaf Chapter 75
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley E. Andrews Mr. and Mrs. William W. Coester Mrs. LaVerne Gates Order of the Eastern Star
Anonymous Coffey County Land Title Co., Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Haldon W. Gentry Mr. and Mrs. Martin Janzen
Mr. Wayne Arnel Mr. and Mrs. Phil Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gibson JCPenney Company Fund, Inc.
Mr. Rick Fresh and Ms. Kelly Combs Ms. Estel Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Bill D. Johnson
Ms. Gina Austin-Fresh Ms. Jammie Conley Ms. Karin Gillette Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Ayesh Mr. and Mrs. Christopher D. Cornish Girl Scout Troop 594 Mr. and Mrs. Terry Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney M. Bachofer Ms. Julie Cowell Ms. Pat Godshall Ms. Linda Jones
Mrs. Janet S. Baird Mr. and Mrs. John Cowley Gone Logo Inc. Ms. Jennifer D. Kastens
Ms. Lois Balkenhol Ms. Anita Crane Ms. Jane Goodell Ms. Judy Keeton
Bank of Commerce & Trust Co. Ms. Jennifer Crawford Dr. and Mrs. Hew Goodpasture Mr. and Mrs. Regan Keim
Bank of Hays Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crum GoodSearch Mr. and Mrs. Jason N. Kelley
Ms. Heather M. Barmore Mr. and Mrs. James B. Daily Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gorney Mr. and Mrs. William Kerns
Ms. Kara E. Belew Mr. and Mrs. David L. Daniels Ms. Melissa Gray Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. King
Mr. Wilmar J. Bergmann Dave’s Electric Gray Farms Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Kinney
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bevis Ms. April Davis Ms. Donna Green Ms. Pamela J. Kirk
Mr. and Mrs. Chris R. Biddle Ms. Rochelle Davis Ms. Lesley Green Kiwanis Club of Emporia Kansas, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Theron Black Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Dawson Ms. E. Marie Gregg Ms. Barbara J. Knight

15. Ms. Jane Knight New Covenant UMW Mr. and Mrs. Tony W. Rues Mr. and Mrs. Roger D. Tennyson
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Koontz Mr. and Mrs. Gregory D. Newcomer Rush County VFW Post No. 3147 Mr. Mike Soetaert and
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kunz Mr. and Mrs. Louis S. Ochoa Ms. Eleanor Russell Ms. Melanie Terrill
Ladies Auxiliary To V.F.W. Post 1714 Ms. Jo O’Dell Mr. and Mrs. Lee W. Russell The County Seat
Mr. and Ms. Joe J. Lapping Mr. and Mrs. Terry W. Odle Ms. Susan F. Russell Ms. Randi Thimesch
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Le Clear Old Chicago Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ruth Ms. DeeAnn Tice
Mr. Vernon G. Lee, D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. John Palenz Mr. and Mrs. Marc R. Ryan Dr. Donald K. Tillman, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lewelling Ms. Diane Paris Frickey S & S Oil and Propane Co, Inc. Ms. Belinda A. Tomasi
Ms. Helen T. Lindahl Mr. Kelly Parks Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Sagehorn Ms. Elizabeth Torres
Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Lock Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Parks Sanders Electric Ms. Aileen Upshaw
Ms. Rachel Loersch Dr. John C. Patton Mr. and Mrs. Richard Scannapieco Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Upshaw
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Loibl Mr. and Mrs. Jon R. Patton Mr. and Mrs. Jay K. Scott Ms. Myrna Vargas
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Long Ms. Lori Perez Scott Rock Company LLC Mr. and Mrs. Vicente Vital
Lyon County Historical Society Personal Service Insurance, Inc. Scribner Insurance Agency, L.L.C. Mr. and Ms. John M. Wallen
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Maerz Mr. and Mrs. Milford J. Peterson Ms. Karla Scriven and Ms. Dee Scriven Wal-Mart Supercenter
Ms. Margaret J. Mahoney Ms. Tresa R. Peterson-Johnson Security State Bank Mr. and Mrs. Dale Weber
Mr. and Mrs. Gail E. Marcuson Ms. Patsy Jo Postlethwait Mr. Mark L. Rice Ms. Gwen Welshimer
Ms. Barbara J. Marshall Mr. Michael E. Prather and Mrs. Sandra M. Seddon-Rice Mr. and Mrs. Doug L. Wenzel
Ms. Regina Martinez Ms. Georgia A. Ptacek Mr. John A. See Mr. and Mrs. Nathan O. West
Mr. and Mrs. Hector Maya Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Ramsey Ms. Beth J. Shearer Ms. Tracey J. Westerfield
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. McCoskey Mr. and Mrs. Roger Ramseyer Ms. Allison Shellito Mr. and Mrs. Chris Whisenhunt
Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. McDaniel Ms. Velma F. Rayl Ms. Belva J. Shelton Ms. Janet Whitaker
Ms. Dana McGovern The Recycling Guy Mr. Paul E. Adams and Mr. and Mrs. John Widdowson
Ms. Lavina J. McIlvain Redbud Design Mrs. Cheryl L. Shepherd-Adams Mr. and Mrs. Chris W. Wilch
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis McKain Ms. Michelle Redmond Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy A. Shoemaker Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Williams
Meade Co-Op The Co-Operative Mr. Randall R. Hardy Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Sieger Mr. and Mrs. Richard Williams
Elevator & Supply Co. and Ms. Saralyn Reece Hardy Sisters of St. Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moody Mr. and Mrs. Ray Reep Ms. Gladys M. Smiley Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Wilson
Mr. David P . Moore Mr. and Mrs. Steve Rethorst Ms. Candace Smith Dr. Joe Wommack
and Ms. Vicki L. Pipher-Moore Mr. and Mrs. Bruce R. Rhodes Ms. Nancy Smith Mr. and Mrs. Billie W. Woodruff
Mr. and Mrs. Linden J. Moore Ms. Debbie Rippie Solomon State Bank Ms. Sharon K. Woods
Mrs. Leanne Moore Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Robben Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey K. Soukup Mr. Bruce H. Wyatt and
Ms. Tangela Moore Dr. Heather A. Robben Ms. Bernice E. Spielman Mrs. Margaret Palm Wyatt
Dr. F. A. Moorhead, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Roberts Dr. and Mrs. Marshall P . Stanton
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mosher Mrs. Carolyn Roby Ms. Shelly Stewart
Ms. Sarah Munoz Ms. Ellen Rochau Stockton Area United Fund
Ms. Joanne F. Murray Rooks County Ms. Nadean Stoney
Needle Nook Fabrics Mr. and Mrs. Joe A. Rose, Jr. Strate Construction, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Robin Nelson Ms. Kindra N. Roudybush Ms. Vivian L. Sullivan
Mr. and Mrs. Darwin L. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ruehlen Tampa State Bank

16. Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland, Inc.
360 Lexington Road, Wichita, KS 67218
(316) 684-6500 • kansasgirlscouts.org