Charity, Compassion, Humanity, Generosityâ¦
The Pathway
UPCOMING EVENTS:
W W W . H B I M N . O R G
16th Annual Golf Classic August 15, 2011
D E C E M B E R
2 0 1 0
Woodland Estates
6th Annual Made in the Shade TBD September 2011
By Lisa Elinger
This has been the year of changes for Woodland Estates. Due to an opening and a transfer we have welcomed two new ladies to our house. One of the ladies, Joyce moved in May 6th and has been making us laugh every day since. She is a girly girl who loves to have her nails painted, barrettes put in her hair, fashion scarves, and loves to joke with our staff. We look forward to many joyous years with Joyce in our lives. Another lady joined us in September. She was hanging out in Las Vegas prior to living with us. Like Joyce, she also enjoys getting pampered. Her nails are done on a regular basis, her hair is done everyday, she wears make-up, and always finds a way to get us laughing. Her brother and sister-in-law visit regularly which makes her day.
Art Abilities 2011 October 23, 2011 Give to the Max Day TBD November 2011
Other than the above changes, Woodland Estates has stayed predictable with Mary asking for her coffee all day, Carma asking for her soda, and Rocco lounging in his recliner. We all have managed to stay pretty healthy throughout the year. Everyone loved the warmer weather by spending time outside at parks or Dairy Queen for a cold treat. With the snowy winter here, everyone is gearing up for the holiday season. Many will be spending time with family. Woodland Estates would like to wish everyone a warm and safe Christmas and New Years!
Charity, Compassion, Humanity, Generosity… By Lori Merriam
INSIDE THIS ISSUE: CEO Corner
2
Pine Valley News
2
Spotlight On
2
Frosty Challenge Recipe Winners
3
Continuing Education
3
Employee Anniversaries 3 Welcome New Hires Attendance Bonus Corporate Office Extensions and Direct Dial Numbers
4
When we think about those who care, those who help others, those who contribute, volunteer time and resources, we think of our many wonderful donors who care about Homeward Bound and those we serve with severe disabilities. On December 1, Homeward Bound’s community partner, donor and friend, Greiner Construction, was honored with The Jefferson Award at an event hosted by the Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal. The Jefferson Awards were founded in 1972 by Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, US Senator Robert Taft, Jr. and Sam Beard, founder and chairman of the National Development Council, to honor community service. The Minneapolis/St. L to R: Todd Hayes, VP Greiner Constuction and Wolfgang Greiner, President Greiner Construction with Paul Business Don Priebe, CEO Homeward Bound and Stephen Journal recognizes Lanak, Board Chair Homeward Bound. 12 companies throughout the year for their philanthropic work. One of the 12 selected organizations will be honored at the national level. Greiner Construction employees donate hundreds of hours of volunteer service to Homeward Bound each year by completing projects such as siding homes, renovating bathrooms, and building decks. Homeward Bound is thrilled that Greiner Construction has received this recognition from the community.
Award Presentation
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CEO Corner Don Priebe
The stakes have risen for this upcoming legislative session, with Minnesota’s deficit increasing to 6.2 billion.
At the risk of becoming repetitive, here is another reminder about Homeward Bound’s decision to join with other ARRM members in developing and facilitating a grassroots movement among its staff and family members. Letters to both family members and staff went out in midDecember announcing the formation of a “Grassroots Advocacy Committee”, with an initial meeting scheduled for January 10, at 4:00 pm at Homeward Bound’s corporate office. Interested or curious family members and staff may attend - I only ask that you give me a call beforehand at 763-746-4801. The purpose of the Committee will be to develop a strategy around potential Homeward Bound’s grassroots activities, survey Homeward Bound’s stakeholders about their interest in these activities, then arrange to develop recruitment, training, and oversight strategies to carry out and monitor these activities. We hope to get these activities in place in time to participate in ARRM’s day at the capitol on February 8th in the rotunda, at 1:30 pm. It is my expectation that the activities we chose to get involved in will range from the simple and quick, such as writing an email or letter to a legislator, to the more complicated, such as participating in a legislator’s site visit to a Homeward Bound home or visiting with legislators in their offices at the capitol. So there should be a wide range of choices for families and staff to make regarding how involved they want to be. The stakes have risen for this upcoming legislative session, with Minnesota’s deficit increasing to 6.2 billion.
Pine Valley By Martha Duclos
It has been a good year in Pine Valley. Everyone has been keeping busy doing their favorite activities. The snowy winter hasn’t kept the individuals from doing fun things like going to the Holidazzle Parade, going to the Timberwolves games, driving around to look at Christmas lights and going shopping. The Holiday party was great and everyone really enjoyed their families and friends that were able to come and enjoy the good food and conversation. All of the individuals have been able to participate in the craft activities that occur each month with some volunteers. Everyone really seems to enjoy making the crafts and new friends. Another favorite event at Brooklyn Park is when Don Anderson comes to sing twice a month. Some of the individuals participated in the “Made in the Shade” fund raising event. Thank you to everyone who donated money. We will put it to good use! This year has also brought some sadness. We lost our friend Scott J. this fall. He will be missed!
Spotlight on…Gboyee Seeyon By Scott Noland
Gboyee Seeyon
Gboyee has been working at Saratoga since October of 2009. He previously worked at Independence and Atwood for three years. He is currently working every weekend as he is doing an internship during the week to complete his master’s degree in psychology and developmental disabilities. He said, “working at Homeward Bound is a very rewarding job, I really enjoy helping people.” Gboyee was born in Liberia and moved to Minnesota in 1998. He cur‐ rently lives in Brooklyn Center with his wife. He has 10 children.
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Frosty Challenge Recipe Contest Winners By Kris Daggett
Thanks to Kristi Nordland and Robin Carlson for submitting these delicious healthy recipes! Wild Rice Pepper Salad
Smothered chicken and Green Bean Skillet
By Kristi Nordland
Ingredients: 2/3 C. uncooked wild rice 3 C. water 1 C. chopped green pepper 1 C. chopped sweet red pepper 1 C. chopped yellow pepper
1/2 C. sunflower kernels 1/3 C. chopped onion 1/3 C. raisins 1/2 C. fat free Italian dressing
Directions: In a small sauce pan, bring rice and water to boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 1 hour or until rice is tender. Drain and place in a bowl. Refrigerate until chilled. Add the remaining ingredients; toss to coat!
Recipe of the Month Instant Hot Chocolate Mix By Ann Holmes
By Robin Carlson and Kraft Foods Ingredients: 4 small boneless chicken breast halves (1 pound) 2 C. frozen green beans 2 cans (10 3/4 oz) condensed low fat cream of mushroom soup 1/2 C. water 1/4 tsp. dried thyme leaves 1 C. Kraft 2% mild shredded sharp cheddar cheese
Directions Heat large non stick skillet on medium high heat. Add chicken; cover. Cook 5-7 minutes on each side or until done. Remove chicken. Add beans, soup, water, and thyme to skillet and cover. Cook 6 minutes stirring frequently. Return chicken to skillet, cook 1 minute or until hot. Top with cheese.
Continuing Education By Jan Gunderson
Ingredients 11 C. dry milk powder 1 (8oz.) container powdered non-dairy creamer 2 1/2 C. powdered sugar 1 (16oz.) container instant chocolate drink mix (Nes-Quick)
Homeward Bound, Inc. values the continuing education of its employees. Outside education can help you meet your goals and strengthen your effectiveness on the job. Homeward Bound has various scholarship programs available to employees who qualify.
Directions 1. Sift together the powdered milk, non-dairy creamer, powdered sugar and instant chocolate mix. 2. Store in air tight containers or glass jars for gift giving. 3. To use: Add 3 to 4 tablespoons of mix to 1 cup water.
Education Grant: Tuition reimbursement program. Reimbursement is $100 per qualifying credit up to a maximum of $5000 per calendar year.
Optional: Add cinnamon, marshmallows, or whipped cream
Katz Grant: Tuition reimbursement program. Reimbursement is $100 per qualifying course maximum $300 per calendar year.
Makes 60-80 servings.
Employee Anniversaries
J A N U A R Y
Linda Gerdin 1/31/1984 Coleen Vaughn 1/20/1988 Diane Richer 1/27/1992 Lori Merriam 1/25/1993 Ramona Jorgenson 1/10/1994 Bonnie Roskop 1/10/1994 Mark Robertson 1/24/1994 Cheryl Foley 1/09/1995 Lucille Davies 1/08/1996 Donna Henneman 1/21/1997 Leona Nebo 1/05/1998 Betty Mindess 1/17/2001 Matenneh Kai 1/13/2003 Yarvo Butler 1/27/2003 Massa Logan 1/08/2007 Mai Dou Xiong 1/08/2007 Titilayo Omonisa 1/22/2007 Maxwell Yeboah 1/22/2007 Sandra Hubbard 1/07/2008 Joanna Renn 1/05/2009 Ebonye Williams 1/05/2009 Victor Collins 1/19/2009 Kristin Howe 1/04/2010 Melanie Sandstrom 1/04/2010
Staff must apply to participate in any of these programs. For applications or more information call Jan Gunderson at 763.525.3186 ext. 223.
Pathway Staff Don Priebe, Editor Liz Trombley, Publisher
Perfect Attendance
Welcome! New Homeward Bound Employees Please welcome the new employees for November Victoryia Bobr Tina Carlson Benjamin Carron Angelique Kapila Leslie Mattila Pauline Moritko Glenda Nimely Patrick Olson Amy Payne Shelley Rorvick Bernt Stenberg Natalie Toth Tigstu Woldeyohanns
Nursing Bluebird Zealand Independence Liberty Pine Valley Lee Brooklyn Park Zealand Althea Plymouth Fernbrook 36th
N O V E M B E R
Angela Ugochukwu Beverly Bannerman Emmanuel Chenoweth Shelly Cianci Delsa Cintron-Piazza Jane Friendshuh Linda Haluptzok Deborah Hammond Vera Harris Sarah Hawkins Michelle Hoeller Andrea Holden Mary Lou Johnson David Kamande Sarah Krause Ruth Lilly
Erin Mahoney Linda Gerdin Louisa Nimene Mary Omwega Beldyne Ouma Rachel Oyetunde Karla Sandstrom Melanie Sandstrom Beatrice Sime-Sopsec Emily Smock Annie Vang Josiah Wesseh Shawanda Williams DeVoura Willis Tiffany Wong
The pathway newsletter is published monthly for Homeward Bound’s staff, families, volunteers and Board of Directors. It is for internal publications only. The Pathway is not an official publication of Homeward Bound and is not intended to be used as such. You are encouraged to submit articles for publication. The deadline for the articles is the 15th of the month prior to the month of publication. EEO/AA
Homeward Bound Corporate Office Extensions and Direct Dial Numbers DEPARTMENT/TITLE
NAME
763-525-3186 EXT:
DIRECT DIAL
Assistant Director of Training
Kris Daggett
221
763-746-4840
[email protected]
Director of Human Resources
Deb Voigt
222
763-746-4810
[email protected]
Recruiter
Jan Gunderson
223
763-746-4811
[email protected]
Asst. Director Program/Operations
Gerri Dukart-Gbor
224
763-746-4853
612-396-2710
[email protected]
Asst. Director Quality Assurance
Cathy Tucker
225
763-746-4851
612-432-7074
[email protected]
Director of Program/Operations
Kathy Miron
226
763-746-4850
651-283-4521
[email protected]
Risk Manager
Mary Carlson
227
763-746-4802
[email protected]
Account Payable
Betty Mindess
228
763-746-4833
[email protected]
Director of Development
Lori Merriam
229
763-746-4820
[email protected]
CEO
Don Priebe
230
763-746-4801
[email protected]
Accounts Receivable
Laura McDonald
231
763-746-4831
[email protected]
Director of Finance/Property
Donald Frink
232
763-746-4830
[email protected]
Information Technologies
Chris Dunleavy
233
763-746-4800
[email protected]
Development Associate
Kristine Burdick
237
763-746-4821
[email protected]
Development Administrative Asst.
Liz Trombley
238
763-746-4822
[email protected]
Asst. Director Program/Operations
Bonnie Roskop
239
763-746-4852
HR Assistant/Reception
Toni Walton
240
763-746-4812
[email protected]
Accountant/Payroll
Lou Ann Hackbarth
241
763-746-4832
[email protected]
Assistant Director of Training
Ann Holmes
243
763-746-4841
[email protected]
12805 Highway 55, Suite 400 Plymouth, MN 55441-3868
2011 Board of Directors Stephen J. Lanak, Board Chair Wolfgang Greiner, Board Vice Chair Deb Hansen, Treasurer Dennis Diessner, Secretary Jeffrey Amann Paul Anderson David Hofstad Jan Moser Andrea Nelson Bill Nelson Kevin Rymanowski David Spencer Shawn Weide Terry Williams Mary Ystesund CEO/President Donald Priebe
CELL
612-432-7102
EMAIL
[email protected]
UPCOMING EVENTS:
W W W . H B I M N . O R G
16th Annual Golf Classic August 15, 2011
D E C E M B E R
2 0 1 0
Woodland Estates
6th Annual Made in the Shade TBD September 2011
By Lisa Elinger
This has been the year of changes for Woodland Estates. Due to an opening and a transfer we have welcomed two new ladies to our house. One of the ladies, Joyce moved in May 6th and has been making us laugh every day since. She is a girly girl who loves to have her nails painted, barrettes put in her hair, fashion scarves, and loves to joke with our staff. We look forward to many joyous years with Joyce in our lives. Another lady joined us in September. She was hanging out in Las Vegas prior to living with us. Like Joyce, she also enjoys getting pampered. Her nails are done on a regular basis, her hair is done everyday, she wears make-up, and always finds a way to get us laughing. Her brother and sister-in-law visit regularly which makes her day.
Art Abilities 2011 October 23, 2011 Give to the Max Day TBD November 2011
Other than the above changes, Woodland Estates has stayed predictable with Mary asking for her coffee all day, Carma asking for her soda, and Rocco lounging in his recliner. We all have managed to stay pretty healthy throughout the year. Everyone loved the warmer weather by spending time outside at parks or Dairy Queen for a cold treat. With the snowy winter here, everyone is gearing up for the holiday season. Many will be spending time with family. Woodland Estates would like to wish everyone a warm and safe Christmas and New Years!
Charity, Compassion, Humanity, Generosity… By Lori Merriam
INSIDE THIS ISSUE: CEO Corner
2
Pine Valley News
2
Spotlight On
2
Frosty Challenge Recipe Winners
3
Continuing Education
3
Employee Anniversaries 3 Welcome New Hires Attendance Bonus Corporate Office Extensions and Direct Dial Numbers
4
When we think about those who care, those who help others, those who contribute, volunteer time and resources, we think of our many wonderful donors who care about Homeward Bound and those we serve with severe disabilities. On December 1, Homeward Bound’s community partner, donor and friend, Greiner Construction, was honored with The Jefferson Award at an event hosted by the Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal. The Jefferson Awards were founded in 1972 by Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, US Senator Robert Taft, Jr. and Sam Beard, founder and chairman of the National Development Council, to honor community service. The Minneapolis/St. L to R: Todd Hayes, VP Greiner Constuction and Wolfgang Greiner, President Greiner Construction with Paul Business Don Priebe, CEO Homeward Bound and Stephen Journal recognizes Lanak, Board Chair Homeward Bound. 12 companies throughout the year for their philanthropic work. One of the 12 selected organizations will be honored at the national level. Greiner Construction employees donate hundreds of hours of volunteer service to Homeward Bound each year by completing projects such as siding homes, renovating bathrooms, and building decks. Homeward Bound is thrilled that Greiner Construction has received this recognition from the community.
Award Presentation
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2
CEO Corner Don Priebe
The stakes have risen for this upcoming legislative session, with Minnesota’s deficit increasing to 6.2 billion.
At the risk of becoming repetitive, here is another reminder about Homeward Bound’s decision to join with other ARRM members in developing and facilitating a grassroots movement among its staff and family members. Letters to both family members and staff went out in midDecember announcing the formation of a “Grassroots Advocacy Committee”, with an initial meeting scheduled for January 10, at 4:00 pm at Homeward Bound’s corporate office. Interested or curious family members and staff may attend - I only ask that you give me a call beforehand at 763-746-4801. The purpose of the Committee will be to develop a strategy around potential Homeward Bound’s grassroots activities, survey Homeward Bound’s stakeholders about their interest in these activities, then arrange to develop recruitment, training, and oversight strategies to carry out and monitor these activities. We hope to get these activities in place in time to participate in ARRM’s day at the capitol on February 8th in the rotunda, at 1:30 pm. It is my expectation that the activities we chose to get involved in will range from the simple and quick, such as writing an email or letter to a legislator, to the more complicated, such as participating in a legislator’s site visit to a Homeward Bound home or visiting with legislators in their offices at the capitol. So there should be a wide range of choices for families and staff to make regarding how involved they want to be. The stakes have risen for this upcoming legislative session, with Minnesota’s deficit increasing to 6.2 billion.
Pine Valley By Martha Duclos
It has been a good year in Pine Valley. Everyone has been keeping busy doing their favorite activities. The snowy winter hasn’t kept the individuals from doing fun things like going to the Holidazzle Parade, going to the Timberwolves games, driving around to look at Christmas lights and going shopping. The Holiday party was great and everyone really enjoyed their families and friends that were able to come and enjoy the good food and conversation. All of the individuals have been able to participate in the craft activities that occur each month with some volunteers. Everyone really seems to enjoy making the crafts and new friends. Another favorite event at Brooklyn Park is when Don Anderson comes to sing twice a month. Some of the individuals participated in the “Made in the Shade” fund raising event. Thank you to everyone who donated money. We will put it to good use! This year has also brought some sadness. We lost our friend Scott J. this fall. He will be missed!
Spotlight on…Gboyee Seeyon By Scott Noland
Gboyee Seeyon
Gboyee has been working at Saratoga since October of 2009. He previously worked at Independence and Atwood for three years. He is currently working every weekend as he is doing an internship during the week to complete his master’s degree in psychology and developmental disabilities. He said, “working at Homeward Bound is a very rewarding job, I really enjoy helping people.” Gboyee was born in Liberia and moved to Minnesota in 1998. He cur‐ rently lives in Brooklyn Center with his wife. He has 10 children.
WWW.HBIMN.ORG
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Frosty Challenge Recipe Contest Winners By Kris Daggett
Thanks to Kristi Nordland and Robin Carlson for submitting these delicious healthy recipes! Wild Rice Pepper Salad
Smothered chicken and Green Bean Skillet
By Kristi Nordland
Ingredients: 2/3 C. uncooked wild rice 3 C. water 1 C. chopped green pepper 1 C. chopped sweet red pepper 1 C. chopped yellow pepper
1/2 C. sunflower kernels 1/3 C. chopped onion 1/3 C. raisins 1/2 C. fat free Italian dressing
Directions: In a small sauce pan, bring rice and water to boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 1 hour or until rice is tender. Drain and place in a bowl. Refrigerate until chilled. Add the remaining ingredients; toss to coat!
Recipe of the Month Instant Hot Chocolate Mix By Ann Holmes
By Robin Carlson and Kraft Foods Ingredients: 4 small boneless chicken breast halves (1 pound) 2 C. frozen green beans 2 cans (10 3/4 oz) condensed low fat cream of mushroom soup 1/2 C. water 1/4 tsp. dried thyme leaves 1 C. Kraft 2% mild shredded sharp cheddar cheese
Directions Heat large non stick skillet on medium high heat. Add chicken; cover. Cook 5-7 minutes on each side or until done. Remove chicken. Add beans, soup, water, and thyme to skillet and cover. Cook 6 minutes stirring frequently. Return chicken to skillet, cook 1 minute or until hot. Top with cheese.
Continuing Education By Jan Gunderson
Ingredients 11 C. dry milk powder 1 (8oz.) container powdered non-dairy creamer 2 1/2 C. powdered sugar 1 (16oz.) container instant chocolate drink mix (Nes-Quick)
Homeward Bound, Inc. values the continuing education of its employees. Outside education can help you meet your goals and strengthen your effectiveness on the job. Homeward Bound has various scholarship programs available to employees who qualify.
Directions 1. Sift together the powdered milk, non-dairy creamer, powdered sugar and instant chocolate mix. 2. Store in air tight containers or glass jars for gift giving. 3. To use: Add 3 to 4 tablespoons of mix to 1 cup water.
Education Grant: Tuition reimbursement program. Reimbursement is $100 per qualifying credit up to a maximum of $5000 per calendar year.
Optional: Add cinnamon, marshmallows, or whipped cream
Katz Grant: Tuition reimbursement program. Reimbursement is $100 per qualifying course maximum $300 per calendar year.
Makes 60-80 servings.
Employee Anniversaries
J A N U A R Y
Linda Gerdin 1/31/1984 Coleen Vaughn 1/20/1988 Diane Richer 1/27/1992 Lori Merriam 1/25/1993 Ramona Jorgenson 1/10/1994 Bonnie Roskop 1/10/1994 Mark Robertson 1/24/1994 Cheryl Foley 1/09/1995 Lucille Davies 1/08/1996 Donna Henneman 1/21/1997 Leona Nebo 1/05/1998 Betty Mindess 1/17/2001 Matenneh Kai 1/13/2003 Yarvo Butler 1/27/2003 Massa Logan 1/08/2007 Mai Dou Xiong 1/08/2007 Titilayo Omonisa 1/22/2007 Maxwell Yeboah 1/22/2007 Sandra Hubbard 1/07/2008 Joanna Renn 1/05/2009 Ebonye Williams 1/05/2009 Victor Collins 1/19/2009 Kristin Howe 1/04/2010 Melanie Sandstrom 1/04/2010
Staff must apply to participate in any of these programs. For applications or more information call Jan Gunderson at 763.525.3186 ext. 223.
Pathway Staff Don Priebe, Editor Liz Trombley, Publisher
Perfect Attendance
Welcome! New Homeward Bound Employees Please welcome the new employees for November Victoryia Bobr Tina Carlson Benjamin Carron Angelique Kapila Leslie Mattila Pauline Moritko Glenda Nimely Patrick Olson Amy Payne Shelley Rorvick Bernt Stenberg Natalie Toth Tigstu Woldeyohanns
Nursing Bluebird Zealand Independence Liberty Pine Valley Lee Brooklyn Park Zealand Althea Plymouth Fernbrook 36th
N O V E M B E R
Angela Ugochukwu Beverly Bannerman Emmanuel Chenoweth Shelly Cianci Delsa Cintron-Piazza Jane Friendshuh Linda Haluptzok Deborah Hammond Vera Harris Sarah Hawkins Michelle Hoeller Andrea Holden Mary Lou Johnson David Kamande Sarah Krause Ruth Lilly
Erin Mahoney Linda Gerdin Louisa Nimene Mary Omwega Beldyne Ouma Rachel Oyetunde Karla Sandstrom Melanie Sandstrom Beatrice Sime-Sopsec Emily Smock Annie Vang Josiah Wesseh Shawanda Williams DeVoura Willis Tiffany Wong
The pathway newsletter is published monthly for Homeward Bound’s staff, families, volunteers and Board of Directors. It is for internal publications only. The Pathway is not an official publication of Homeward Bound and is not intended to be used as such. You are encouraged to submit articles for publication. The deadline for the articles is the 15th of the month prior to the month of publication. EEO/AA
Homeward Bound Corporate Office Extensions and Direct Dial Numbers DEPARTMENT/TITLE
NAME
763-525-3186 EXT:
DIRECT DIAL
Assistant Director of Training
Kris Daggett
221
763-746-4840
[email protected]
Director of Human Resources
Deb Voigt
222
763-746-4810
[email protected]
Recruiter
Jan Gunderson
223
763-746-4811
[email protected]
Asst. Director Program/Operations
Gerri Dukart-Gbor
224
763-746-4853
612-396-2710
[email protected]
Asst. Director Quality Assurance
Cathy Tucker
225
763-746-4851
612-432-7074
[email protected]
Director of Program/Operations
Kathy Miron
226
763-746-4850
651-283-4521
[email protected]
Risk Manager
Mary Carlson
227
763-746-4802
[email protected]
Account Payable
Betty Mindess
228
763-746-4833
[email protected]
Director of Development
Lori Merriam
229
763-746-4820
[email protected]
CEO
Don Priebe
230
763-746-4801
[email protected]
Accounts Receivable
Laura McDonald
231
763-746-4831
[email protected]
Director of Finance/Property
Donald Frink
232
763-746-4830
[email protected]
Information Technologies
Chris Dunleavy
233
763-746-4800
[email protected]
Development Associate
Kristine Burdick
237
763-746-4821
[email protected]
Development Administrative Asst.
Liz Trombley
238
763-746-4822
[email protected]
Asst. Director Program/Operations
Bonnie Roskop
239
763-746-4852
HR Assistant/Reception
Toni Walton
240
763-746-4812
[email protected]
Accountant/Payroll
Lou Ann Hackbarth
241
763-746-4832
[email protected]
Assistant Director of Training
Ann Holmes
243
763-746-4841
[email protected]
12805 Highway 55, Suite 400 Plymouth, MN 55441-3868
2011 Board of Directors Stephen J. Lanak, Board Chair Wolfgang Greiner, Board Vice Chair Deb Hansen, Treasurer Dennis Diessner, Secretary Jeffrey Amann Paul Anderson David Hofstad Jan Moser Andrea Nelson Bill Nelson Kevin Rymanowski David Spencer Shawn Weide Terry Williams Mary Ystesund CEO/President Donald Priebe
CELL
612-432-7102
[email protected]
