SPP Pride Flying High! Thanks to amazing resident participation, SPP is thrilled to have gotten our flag project off the ground—literally! Your enthusiasm and financial support have made our display of the stars and stripes possible. We’d like

to thank everyone for your assistance. Plus, we’d like to express our gratitude to Charles & Carol Jean Hebert and their company Heights Electric for assisting with the installation. You can find a list of flag sponsors in this issue—and it’s not too late to sign up. If you’d like to assist, please complete the form below and return with your payment. Thanks and have a great Independence Day!

July 2009 [Departments] • Deputy Constable • SPP Clubs

- Plaza Moms Society - Men’s Group

[Features] • SPP Pride Flying High! • A Wonderful Welcome! • Support SPP with Annual Dues! • Automated Recycling Coming

to SPP • City Project Approved to Allevi-

ate SPP Flooding • Police Beat • What’s Happening Around

Houston

[Reviews] • Around the Neighborhood • Calendar

- Important numbers - Dates to remember

• Yard of the Month • Welcome New Neighbors

{CONTENTS}

A Wonderful Welcome! After more than a year of planning, voting, soliciting sponsors and obtaining matching funds from the City, SPP’s newly refurbished entrance signs are up and looking great! Thanks to everyone who participated in any way with this project—especially Tom Dornak for obtaining City funding, Monica Krause for her continued care for our entrance beds, and Joe Lombardo, Holly & Creston Inderrieden, Billy Hartman, Marshall Hartman, David Bartula and Luxury Lawns for their clean-up efforts, and Rudy Valdes and his company R&R Signs for their excellent work. Plus, to all of you who contributed as sign sponsors, we appreciate your support!

CLIP AND MAIL

Yes, I would like to be a sponsor Number of flags ________ x $36.00 = $ ____________ donation Yes, I would like to volunteer to hang flags. Please contact me at:

(email or phone)

Resident Name(s): Address: Contact phone number: In memory of: In honor of: Other information:

Deliver this form & check payable to SPPCC to: John Mills, SPP Treasurer | 1111 Thornton | Houston, TX

2

Get out your red, white, and blue and enjoy the Plaza Moms Parade! The parade starts at 9:00 a.m. on Bethlehem at Apollo and finishes at Durham Elementary for a festive celebration!

The children of SPP and CP will be smiling and waving as they ride by on their decorated bikes, wagons, and strollers and would love a friendly wave from you!

Plaza Moms Hosts Annual 4th of July Parade

[Officers]

President Tom Dornak

Vice President Jennifer Lamb

Secretary Caroline Marciano

Treasurer John Mills

[Committees]

Architectural Control Steve Rogers

Citizens Patrol Tom Carver

Constable Liaison David Barrett Restrictions Enforcement Brian Lamb

Landscape Maintenance Monica Krause

Greeter Eileen Hartman

Historian August Galiano

Hospitality Chas Biediger & Jennifer Brown

Membership Jim Worthing

Parks/City Liaison Ted Dwigans

Plaza Pulse Editor: Co-Chair Laurie Hardwick Paula Collins

Publicity/Advertising Billy Hartman

Webmaster Kirby Lesher

[Representatives]

Section 1 Rep. Kresta Franklin

Section 2 Rep. Creston Inderrieden

Section 3 Rep. Romi & Joel Sandel

Section 4 Rep. Norma Salazar

Garden Club Rep. Alice Bongers

Plaza Moms Co-Rep. Holly Inderrieden Kresta Franklin

Pulse Editor: Laurie Hardwick 713-956-2474 Pulse Design: Paula Collins 713-594-5295

pulse@shepherdparkplaza.com

Board of Directors Plaza Moms Parade Set for July 4th The Plaza Moms annual 4th of July family parade and celebration will begin at 9 am on Saturday, July 4. The parade will begin at the corner of Bethlehem and Apollo, and

follow a big red fire engine, weaving through the neighborhood (see map) and will end at Durham Elementary. The children participating in the parade will march through the streets with decorated bikes, wagons, and strollers with all sorts of patriotic stars and stripes in red white and blue. Once the parade concludes at Durham Elementary, the celebration will continue for everyone with yummy treats, a water balloon fight and other fun and games. Whether you have kids or choose to ride in the parade or cheer for the passing parade at the curbside, this is a wonderful opportunity to show your community spirit and appreciation for all the freedoms we have.

Attention ALL neighbors! Join the Plaza Moms on Saturday night, July 25, at 7 pm for the 2nd Summer Nights family social. Everyone is invited to join us as we block off the cul-de-sac at 1053 Candlelight and have some good old fashioned fun. A grill will be provided, if you want to bring food to grill out, just come earlier at 6:30 pm. Bring the kids out on bikes, trikes and wagons—just please leave the pets at home. Drinks and popsicles for the kids will be provided. Thanks to the Brown family for hosting!

SAVE THE DATE – Ladies, it’s almost Fiesta time! Keep Tuesday evening, August 11 open! Details to follow!

Plaza Moms is a great way to network within your neighborhood and do something fun for yourself and your children. If you are interested in joining or have questions, please contact Kresta Franklin at krestak@msn.com or Holly Inderrieden at hollyindy@yahoo.com.

Section 1 Dan and Jamie Kelly | 1011 Chamboard Section 2 Mary and Brett Snyder | 1051 Chantilly

Nancy & Leonardo Hernandez | 906 Chantilly John Sterbanz & Barbara Bryant | 1059 Chantilly

Welcome to SPP!

3

As of June 9, 434 homes (59.3%) had contributed to support of the 2009 Deputy Constable Program—we appreciate your contribution to our neighborhood security! And a special thanks to the 138 homes (19%) that have paid already for the 2010 Deputy Constable Program; this facilitates the planning process for 2010 since the decision to participate in 2010 must be made this year. It’s not too late to send in your payment to support our constable program. Our suggested contribution is $175/home, but contributions in any amount are welcome, so please give what you can. We have recently had numerous burglaries of cars, backyards and attempted break-ins at homes, so the more security we have, the better. For information about making a Constable contribution, contact Jim Worthing at 713-688-4315 or dwjw56@att.net or log on to www.shepherdparkplaza.com to download a contribution form. Report Any Problems—Even if you experience a small crime, it’s important that all problems be reported to the constable so that they can be aware of issues in our area. Even if you contact HPD, you should also contact the constable to make a report. You may also wish to change your alarm system call number to the Constable Dispatch. Use Vacation Watch—Constable contributors can put their homes on Vacation Watch with our deputy by using the form found at www.shepherdparkplaza.com. Our deputy and other officers will keep a special eye out on your home while you are away. Try to get the form in several days before you plan to leave so you can be put on the patrol schedule.

Call Deputy Dispatch

713-755-7628 Clip & Save

Calls handled by Deputy Martin

······································ Miles Patrolled... 1,573

······································ Arrests ....................................... 0 Alarm Responses .................. 2 Citizen Contacts .................. 59 Disturbances .......................... 1 Investigations ........................ 0 Park Checks ........................... 37 Vacation Watch ..................... 0 Misc. Calls ........................... 121 Dispatched Calls ................... 6 Total Calls ........................... 243

······································ Traffic Verbal/Written Warnings… 27 Citations… 67 for 105 violations

May

20

09

Men’s Group to Meet July 9 by Chuck Blesener

The SPP Men’s Group will meet again for their regularly scheduled luncheon at 11:30 am on Thursday, July 9 at Yank Sing Chinese Buffet. The luncheons are open to all men of the neighborhood with no rules, dues or officers—just a friendly bunch of guys getting together for lunch and conversation. The group will take their annual summer museum bus trip on Thursday, July 30, with lunch at Brady’s Landing. All trips are open to both men and women of the neighborhood over age 50 as space is available.

Support SPP with Annual Dues! By Jim Worthing, Membership Coordinator THANK YOU to the 397 (54.2%) homes that have paid their 2009/10 SPPCC dues.Your $25.00 dues payment helps maintain the

outstanding neighborhood we all call home. The Shepherd Park Plaza Civic Club is comprised of residents who generously volunteer their time and talents to help preserve the quality of life we’ve come to enjoy. While our association is volunteer-run, it does take money to make some things happen. A review of past patterns of dues payment participation indicates there are 173 homes that usually support the SPPCC who have not yet sent in their payments. PLEASE keep me busy this summer by sending in those payments. If you’ve not yet paid your dues, you can download an application at www.shepherdparkplaza.com. If you have questions, please contact Jim Worthing at 713-688-4315 or dwjw56@att.net.

4

Automated Recycling Coming to SPP SPP will join the City of Houston’s automated recycling pilot program and transition from manual to automated curbside collection. Each home will receive one 96-gallon green automated cart similar to the black automated garbage can. Residents will be able to put all of their unsorted recyclables into one city-provided container. While we cannot provide a specific date on which our participation will begin, the City has indicated that the transition will occur in July.

Although the new cart is much bigger than the current 18-gallon green bin, it has wheels, making it much easier to move to the curb. The cart also has a lid, which contains the recyclables and keeps them from getting wet. A list of items that can go in the cart is printed on the lid. This new service allows participants to recycle glass, which was not previously collected curbside. The recyclables will be taken to the Abitibi Bowater facility that has automated sorting capabilities.

This new service makes it easier for residents to recycle; thereby increasing recycling and helping the City divert waste from landfills. Collection costs are reduced because collection is automated, collection routes are serviced more efficiently and worker injuries are expected to decrease because of automated collection.

The green recycling cart must not be used as a trash can. No garbage, yard trimmings, trash, food or hazardous waste should be placed in the cart. No plastic bags, meat trays, pizza boxes, Styrofoam or broken glass can be accepted because of contamination. The following items can be placed in the green cart:

Police Beat By Ted Dwigans & Chuck Blesener Taking Count—The April Positive Interaction Program (PIP) meeting focused on the 2010 Census. The Census is mandated by the Constitution and is instrumental in redistricting, apportionment and distribution of federal funds. Approximately 300 billion dollars are spent annually and the Census determines how much and where these monies are spent. The data collected helps to get resources for city and county projects such as roads, freeways, healthcare, schools, special education, to name a few. By law, the Census Bureau cannot share an individual’s census questionnaire responses with anyone, including other federal agencies and law enforcement entities. All U.S. residents must be counted – people of all races and ethnic groups, both citizens and non-citizens. Preventing Gangs—In May, the PIP meeting featured an explanation of the G.R.E.A.T. (Gang Resistance Education and Training) Program. Officers Paul Augustine and Jason Goldwater teach this program in some of our middle schools. Directed toward the 5th and 6th graders, this program was originally started in the 7th grade, but officers soon learned that by this grade, too many students were already involved in gang

(Continued on page 5)

City Project Approved to Alleviate SPP Flooding On May 20, SPP President Tom Dornak attended a meeting at City Hall called by District A City Council member Toni Lawrence to discuss flooding incidents in subdivisions in her District. Representatives from City of Houston, Public Works Department, Maintenance and Engineering Divisions were in attendance as well as representatives from approximately 20 subdivisions. All subdivision representatives were able to air their concerns about recent flooding in their neighborhoods. Tom spoke and presented a subdivision plat indicating flooding reports gathered from resident input along with photos and copies of all the emails and CIPs (Capital Improvement Plans) residents provided. During the meeting, Daniel Menendez, Deputy Director of Public Works, Engineering & Construction, announced that SPP is a part of a recently approved CIP (Capital Improvement Project) for year 2010 to address flooding in our area. Design begins in July 2009. The Project Number, also referred to as the CIP number is M-0285. While this project will not begin in earnest for some time, we hope that it will generate the attention that our area deserves. We will continue to monitor the project and provide you with updates as they become available.

Input from our residents to prepare Tom for this meeting was overwhelming. It seems to be clear that flooding of streets and property has increased over the last 10 years. Thanks to all those that took the time to generate a letter to District A staff concerning your flooding experience, as this is what is required to get improvement projects approved. Approximately 80 residents contributed emails and/or project request forms to the city. Public Works Engineering & Construction Department now has this valuable data in their possession to engineer improvements.

Info from the City of Houston web site on this project is below:

2009-2013 CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PLAN

CITY OF HOUSTON - Storm Drainage

Project: Ella Boulevard from IH-610 to Candlelight Drainage Improvements

Council District CIP No.: M-000285

Drainage improvements to serve an area bound by Candlelight on the north, Loop 610 on the south, Ella on the west, and Shepherd on the east. CDP outfall E0247, E0159, E5031, E5029, E0156, and adjacent areas. White Oak Bayou watershed

Justification: Drainage improvements include required piping, sheet flow modifications, or detention to reduce the risk of structural flooding during 100-year, 1% probability rainfall events. Project area has multiple reports of structural flooding.

• Newspapers, Magazines, Catalogs & Phone Books • Plastic Containers 1 through 7 (rinsed & drained) • Aluminum and Tin Cans (rinsed & drained)

• Cardboard (flattened) • Glass Bottles and Jars (rinsed & drained)

5

Having a Say —Former SPP resident Shelley Correll, daughter of Shirley Barrett, had the honor of visiting the White House to participate in the new White House Council on Women and Girls that President Obama created. This council is headed up by Valerie Jarrett, one of Obama's senior advisors. Since Shelley is an associate professor of Sociology at Stanford University and specializes in gender studies, she was a perfect choice to be considered as part of this council. And as a bonus, during the meeting she met First Lady Michelle Obama. Keep up the good work Shelley!

Emma Langley, daughter of Robert and Greta, graduated from St. Agnes Academy in May. She will continue her education at the University of Dallas.

The Stork’s Been Busy! Jacob Michael Matula arrived on May 11. He was welcomed by parents Mike and Kelly and older sisters Macy and Margo. And Reese Louise Inderrieden made a Memorial Day to remember when she arrived on May 25. She is a sweet daughter to Creston and Holly and sister to Joshua.

Congratulations Graduates! Trevor Rubenstahl, son of George and Beverly, graduated with a BS in Biology from the University of Texas at Austin. Next fall he will pursue a Master’s in Environmental Science at Texas Christian University where he has been awarded a teaching assistantship.

On the Mend—We’re glad that Judy Bunosky has bounced back after recent surgery and is feeling better!

By Romi Sandel & Laurie Hardwick

Centennial Celebration—Julie, Shawn & Cash Landreth just returned from Ohio where 80 friends & relatives gathered to celebrate Julie's grandmother's 100th birthday. Margaret Ann Young moved to America from Belfast as a little girl and is still totally with it, according to Julie, who hopes she's inherited some of her grandma's vitality. She's still enjoying life and flew to Texas to visit Julie and her family earlier this year.

Durham Readers Disco—Durham Elementary School students celebrated the success of reaching their reading goal for the year. Principal Dan Breiman challenged the students to read 20 million words as part of the Accelerated Reader program. The students read 24, 837,583 words and Principal Breiman disco danced on stage in full costume to “Staying Alive” as staff members joined him dressed as the Village People. The top students from each grade level participated and joined the dancing. The celebration also served as the kickoff for the HISD Millionaire Club summer reading program where all Durham students promised to read at least 5 books, working towards the district’s goal of a million books. Preliminary results indicate that Durham will receive an Exemplary ranking for 2008-2009. Way to go!

activities. The G.R.E.A.T. Program is a school-based, law enforcement officer-instructed classroom curriculum. With prevention as its primary objective, the program is intended as an immunization against delinquency, youth violence, and gang membership. G.R.E.A.T. lessons focus on providing life skills to students to help them avoid using delinquent behavior and violence to solve problems. The G.R.E.A.T. Program offers a continuum of components for students and their families. License Plate Recognition – In 2007, HPD began equipping some of its patrol units with the Automatic License Plate Recognition System. Today there are seventeen units equipped with the stand-alone systems at a cost of $20,000 per car. Each car has four infrared cameras that can read license plates even n the dark or in adjacent lanes regardless of direction of travel. The system can read four plates simultaneously on four cars. The computer controlling the system is in the trunk and data is displayed on the dash-mounted screen already in the cars. The officer is alerted immediately if a license plate is read on a vehicle with outstanding warrants or that was reported as involved in a crime. Updated software is loaded into the units at the beginning of each shift, but the driver can manually load info such as Amber alerts, crimes just committed, or partial plate numbers. The units are distributed throughout the department with all divisions having them.

(Continued from page 4)

On June 17th, 16 volunteers met at home of SPP President, Tom Dornak, to assemble flags and coordinate schedule to install brackets and hang flags. In this photo from top left: Rick Zebrak, John Davis, John Mills, Jim Worthing; from bottom left: Eric Lokker, David Dupont, Mattie Mills, Romi Sandel, Norma Salazar.

6

1 2 3 4

5 6 7 8 9 10 11

12 13 14 15 16 17 18

19 20 21 22 23 24 25

26 27 28 29 30 31

= Trash and Yard Waste

= Curbside Recycling

Important Numbers Police/Fire: 911 City Helpline: 311

Citizens Patrol 713-686-1917

Deed Restrictions 713-682-2133

Traffic & Safety 713-688-7979

New Neighbor/Greeter 713-305-5036

Garden Club 713-681-6049

CP Vacation Watch 713-682-5959

Architectural Guidelines 713-956-1167

Plaza Pulse News 713-956-2474

SPP Historian 713-682-0920

Plaza Moms 832-477-7871

SPP Membership 713-688-4315

Park & City Liaison 713-688-7979

Pulse Advertising 713-305-5035

Men’s Group 713-682-9945

What’s Happening Around Houston? By Carol Jean Hebert The Heritage Society is the city's only outdoor, interactive historic museum and park. Nestled in 10 acres of beautiful green parkland in the heart of downtown Houston, The Heritage Society boasts nine historic structures dating from 1823 to 1905. Each historic structure is authentically restored to reflect its original magnificence. Each year, The Heritage Society hosts countless school-aged children and visitors from around the world who come to learn about the families and the lifestyles that inhabited these historic homes - what life was really like in frontier times for early settlers in Houston. The mission of the Heritage Society is to preserve the complete history of the community and region through preservation and restoration of historic struc-tures, exhibition of historical artifacts and presentation of education programs which focus on Houston and Harris County's diverse past and its relation-ship to the present and future. The museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 10 am to 4 pm and on Sundays from 1pm to 4 pm. Admission to the museum is free. For more information please call 713.655.1912 or visit www.heritagesociety.org

Heavy trash Tree waste only

SPCC Board Meeting

Men’s Group Meeting

Men’s Group Museum Trip

A Note About Trash: You can legally put your heavy trash out at 6:00 PM the Friday before your heavy trash day.

Deputy Constable Dispatch

713-755-7628

July 2009

Plaza Moms Summer Nights Social

Independence Day & Plaza Moms

Parade

Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

7

Section 1: Royce & Vickie Simpson

967 Chamboard

Section 3: Keith & Lisa Hess

1027 Cheshire

Section 2: Shawn & Julie Landreth

1107 Thornton

Section 4: Kenneth Welsh &

Sandra White 1065 Candlelight

June Yards of the Month

Got Email? If you provide the SPP Civic Club with your email address, you can receive periodic alerts about important news in our area. And if your email address changes, please be sure to provide your updated address to SPPCC at membership@shepherdparkplaza.com and advertising@shepherdparkplaza.com.

PRSRT STD US POSTAGE

PAID DMR, 77041

Shepherd Park Plaza Civic Club P. O. Box 10453 Houston, TX 77206 Www.ShepherdParkPlaza.com

Way to Go SPP! Once again, we've asked our residents to support a worthwhile project—and once again, you've come through with fly-ing colors! Your support of the flag project is truly awe-inspiring and thanks to all who have assisted, we're displaying our patriotic pride in style! In addition to the sponsors who contributed to purchase the flags, there were other residents who stepped up to assist with assembling the flags, installing the hardware and getting the colorful display off the ground. Thanks to everyone—we couldn't have done it without you! We've included all sponsors received as of June 12. Contributions are still being accepted—if you would like to give, please use the form provided in this issue.

Al & Karla Farrack, 1066 Candlelight, Flags Donated: 1 Al & Susan Vera, 1038 Candlelight, Flags Donated: 2 In honor of All SPP veterans & Paul & Edith Myers Alex & Sue Pegues, 1039 Cheshire, Flags Donated: 1 In honor of U.S. service men & women Alice & Ralph Teter, 1018 Martin, Flags Donated: 1 In honor of Our veterans Anonymous Donor in SPP whose utmost concern was to donate funding to guarantee roll out of this project at 100%, Flags Donated: Anonymous

In honor of Floyd & Cecil Whitley, residents since 1961. In honor or Cecil's service as principal of Durham Elementary (1971-81) where she was and still is beloved by one and all.

B.J. Moye, 4503 Apollo, Flags Donated: 1 Barbara Raines, 1191 Chamboard, Flags Donated: 2 In memory of Dr. & Mrs. Lon V. Porter Ben & Merri Schoppe, 1111 Candlelight, Flags Donated: 1 Betty Montague, 1127 Richelieu, Flags Donated: 1 Bill & Sandy Roig, 1049 Richelieu, Flags Donated: 1 In memory of Sterling Roig, Sr.

Billy & Eileen Hartman, 1146 Chantilly, Flags Donated: 4 In memory of Olin Gamel, Eileen's Dad; Elizabeth (Bootsie) Gamel, Eileen's Mom; Kenneth Hartman, Billy's Uncle. In honor of Bill Hartman, Billy's Dad

Bobby & Dawnell Morris, 1071 Curtin , Flags Donated: 1 In memory of our Troops Brian & Jenifer Lamb, 1003 Martin, Flags Donated: 10 Bruce Hill & Hal McNabb , 1107 Martin, Flags Donated: 4 In memory of Dorothy Hill. In honor of Linka Hill-McNabb Charles McKim, 4607 Chantilly Circle, Flags Donated: 1 In memory of Jack McKim USN WW II Charli Merchant, 4615 Dunsmere, Flags Donated: 1 In memory of Charles Albert Flanerty, WW II Veteran Creston & Holly Inderrieden, 1043 Chantilly, Flags Donated: 1 In honor of William V. Wright Damon & Irene Brotherton, 1043 Chamboard, Flags Donated: 1 Dan & Sharon Boone, 1050 Martin, Flags Donated: 1 David & Buffy Dupont, 1031 Thornton, Flags Donated: 2 David Hardy, 1023 Curtin, Flags Donated: 1 David Uthe, 1007 Curtin, Flags Donated: 1 In memory of Bruce Metsker

Diane Gleason, 954 Thornton, Flags Donated: 3 In honor of Nathan Pfaff, In Afghanistan, Weston Clare in Afghanistan, Bill & Bob Lennox

Dollye D. Booker, 918 Chantilly, Flags Donated: 1 In memory of Carroll B. Booker Donald & La Juan Harding, 1030 Richelieu, Flags Donated: 1 Donna & Robert Kelley, 1123 Richelieu, Flags Donated: 2 Donna & Walter Heineman, 1043 Richelieu, Flags Donated: 2

Dorothy Garcia, 1122 Chantilly, Flags Donated: 1 In honor of all the men and women who are protecting our freedom now, and who protected us in the past

Frank & Joan LaBelle, 4607 Dunsmere, Flags Donated: 1 In memory of Brian LaBelle Frank & Mary Maxwell, 1103 Thornton, Flags Donated: 2 In honor of all veterans George & Carol Traylor, 1021 Candlelight, Flags Donated: 1 George & Mary Parnham, 1003 Chamboard, Flags Donated: 2 In memory of all Fallen Soldiers. In honor of all veterans George & Wilma Lahrssen, 1147 Chantilly, Flags Donated: 1 George Bunge, 959 Thornton, Flags Donated: 1 In memory of George H. Bunge / John Reyna. In honor of Leonard Hoskins Hartman and Associates, 2000 Ella Blvd, Flags Donated: 6 In honor to all SPP Veterans and memory of those past Helen & Al Oncken, 1049 Cheshire, Flags Donated: 2 James B. & Rita C.Rogers, 1127 Chantilly, Flags Donated: 1 Jane Madeley, 4703 Thornton Circle, Flags Donated: 1 In honor of Curtis Madeley Jeanelle Lee, 1058 Cheshire, Flags Donated: 1 In memory of Phil Lee Jeff & Joelle Berlat, 1126 Chantilly, Flags Donated: 2 Jesse Pope, 4729 Brian Haven, Flags Donated: 1 In honor of Adam & James Pope, U.S. Army & U.S. Air Force

Jim & Dorothy Worthing, 1029 Richelieu, Flags Donated: 2 In memory of the 52 Submarines Lost in WW II. In honor of Worthing boys who served in Korea to VietNam - Jim, Bill, Tom, Dick, Jack & Mike

Jim & Linda Morgan, 1151 Chamboard, Flags Donated: 1 In memory of Jim Kirby and Jim Booth

Joan Booth, 1155 Chamboard, Flags Donated: 1 In memory of Jim Booth

Joe & Gaylene Lombardo, 4803 Appolo, Flags Donated: 1 John & Dee Davis, 4718 Thornton Circle, Flags Donated: 1

John & Martha Mills, 1111 Thornton, Flags Donated: 1 In memory of my parents Eugene & Kathy Mills. In honor of 101st Airborne Division Airmobile

Julie & Shawn Landreth, 1107 Thornton, Flags Donated: 1 In memory of John R. Trcka

Karen Cruse, 4615 Dunsmere, Flags Donated: 1 In memory of Clyde Cruse, WW II Veteran

Kirby & Christina Lesher, 1030 Chantilly, Flags Donated: 1 In honor of Lannie Lesher

Linda & David Renner, 983 Curtin, Flags Donated: 1 In memory of Bernadine Schoenemann

Loyd & Laurie Lambert, 1043 Curtin, Flags Donated: 1 In honor of Stephen Laurier Lambert, U.S.A.F

Malcolm Phillips, 4618 Chantilly Circle, Flags Donated: 1

Mark & Catherine Snider, 1002 Martin, Flags Donated: 3 In honor of Gaye Ann Juengerman, Annabelle & Derrill Spinks, Rosie & Robert Brittain

Mary Burris, 1007 Richelieu, Flags Donated: 2 Matt & Courtney Edmiston, 1026 Martin, Flags Donated: 1 In honor of Coach Melder & Tracy Melder

Matt, Trisha & Amy Roberts, 1106 Curtin, Flags Donated: 2 In honor of Harry Wendt, Uncle James Wallace USN

Max & Dottie Koehler, 1146 Thornton, Flags Donated: 1 In memory of all who lost their lives on 9/11

Michael & Rachelle Vento, 1107 Richelieu, Flags Donated: 1 In memory of all fallen soldiers

Michael & Robin McClung, 1178 Curtin, Flags Donated: 1 In memory of Richard & Geneva Benjamin

Mickey & Monica Krause, 971 Thornton, Flags Donated: 1 In memory of Sam Krause

Mike & Candi Patterson, 1119 Chamboard, Flags Donated: 1 Mike & Connie Clark, 1060 Candlelight, Flags Donated: 1 Mike & Kim Evans, 1047 Candlelight, Flags Donated: 1 Mildred Lynn, 1066 Chantilly, Flags Donated: 1 In memory of David Lynn, USN

Murray & Sarah Powell, 951 Curtin, Flags Donated: 1 In memory of Robert S. Jones

Norma & Genaro Salazar, 1044 Candlelight Ln, Flags Donated: 1 Otto & Irene Zoch, 1055 Thornton, Flags Donated: 1 In memory of Robert M. Zoch

Patricia Barber, 1043 Candlelight, Flags Donated: 1 In memory of Joe H. Barber

Pauline "Bitsy" Vilven, 4714 Brian Haven, Flags Donated: 3 In memory of J.C. Vilven Navy W.W.ll, Aircraft Carrier U.S.S. Intrepid

Paul & Pearl Banks , 1022 Cheshire, Flags Donated: 1 In memory of Joyce Banks

Ralph Lillich Jr., 1063 Chantilly, Flags Donated: 1 In honor of Cash Alan Davis, grandson killed in auto accident @ 17 Yrs. Of age

Raul & Zara Labardini , 947 Thornton, Flags Donated: 1 In honor of Krista Labardini

Rick & Rhonda Zebrak, 1010 Richelieu, Flags Donated: 1 In memory of Our Constitution and freedoms

Romi & Joel Sandel, 1057 Martin, Flags Donated: 1 In memory of Kenneth Sandel

Sally Ring & Chris Wooldrige, 1030 Cheshire, Flags Donated: 4 In honor of Leo, Dominic, Lucas, & Juliana

Samuel & Ericka DeLeon, 4805 Brian Haven, Flags Donated: 1 In honor of Sgt. Ky Sorelle

Scott & Jill Hay, 971 Curtin, Flags Donated: 1 In memory of Ray Hay

Seeton & Stephanie Pollock, 1139 Curtin, Flags Donated: 1 In memory of James Dye

Steve & Judy Rundell, 1125 Cheshire, Flags Donated: 1 Steve & Sarah Case, 1042 Richelieu, Flags Donated: 1 In honor of U.S. Troops

Sue Davis, 1119 Curtin, Flags Donated: 4 Terry & Vicki Brandt, 979 Curtin, Flags Donated: 1 Theresa Councill, 955 Curtin, Flags Donated: 1 In memory of Bob Councill & Linda Councill

Thomas & Amber Caver, 1050 Candlelight, Flags Donated: 2

In memory of Robert L. Bauer, Staff Sgt., U.S. Army Air Forces 57th Air Ser. Command, 1941-1945. In honor of Thomas F. Caver, Sr, PFC U.S. 1st Army Combat Support Hospital 1942-1945.

Tom & Patricia Dornak, 1135 Richelieu, Flags Donated: 1 In memory of Abraham A. "Tony" Ribe and all those who lost their lives serving our country.

Travis & Nicole Radtke, 959 Chamboard, Flags Donated: 1 Verlene & Michael Piwetz, 1039 Curtin, Flags Donated: 1 In memory of Ludwig (L.J.) Piwetz W.W.ll Vet

Victor Ayres & Kelly McNeill, 1025 Richelieu, Flags Donated: 1 In memory of William McNeill

Vivian Licon, 914 Chantilly, Flags Donated: 1 Wally Shuttlesworth, 922 Chantilly, Flags Donated: 1 In memory of Allen Shuttlesworth, father