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1– Bluegrass Area Chapter 8 – Bluegrass Area Chapter

Board of Directors

Volunteer Leadership and Employees

Employees

EMERGENCY SERVICESRick Sheehy, Chief Operating Officer

Kerry Graul, Disaster Services CoordinatorSusan Temmermand, Service to the Armed Forces Coordinator

Peggy Toy, Bourbon County Coordinator

DEVELOPMENTWinn Stephens, Director of Development

Erin Ward, Regional Development CoordinatorMary Alice Oldfield, Regional Development Specialist

Krista Kimmel, Regional Development Specialist

MARKETINGDwayne Edwards, Director of Marketing

VOLUNTEERSDeanna Merideth, Director of Volunteers

Janice Blackford, Administrative Assistant

HEALTH & SAFETY SERVICESEric Staton, Director of Health & Safety

Marsha Corn, Health & Safety CoordinatorBetty Jo Jackson, Administration Coordinator

ACCOUNTING OFFICERhonda Snow, Chief Financial OfficerMary Tincher, Accounting Coordinator

Sandra Crutcher, Regional Accounting Coordinator

WHEELS TRANSPORTATIONEd Brady, Director of WHEELS

Teresa Goodin, WHEELS CoordinatorMAINTENANCE SERVICESKeller Garner, Maintenance Services

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEChairman – Reg Morris Treasurer – Linda Allin

Secretary – Clark Nyberg Vice Chair – Robert Rodriguez

Vice Chair – Sasha Wagers Vice Chair – Laura Westbrook

Vice Chair – Orie Lebus Vice Chair - Quentin Walker Vice Chair – Randy LeMay

DRIVERSSarah Abel

Edward AdamsGary AndersonUndrea Badgett

Thomas J. BAKERDaniel Balmer

Oliver BingcangLavern Blythe

Kennard B. BrownJean L Buchanan

Carter Darboe C.E.Pearl Carter

Robin ClarksonRicky Tyrome Cobb

Teresa CornettDaniel C. Elam

Joe FowlerJames FurnishTeresa GoodinMartha GordonLee Granville

Richard Grigsby

Sue Alexander Bill Ashbrook Barbara Blake

Tom Burich Lois Davis

Jim DeCinque Rose Mary Dow Charles Ellis Leslie Fannin Lennie House

Dr. Jamie Jacobs

Mickey Jones Greg Kessinger

Virginia Lawson Shirie Mack Ted Martin Herb Miller

Jeremy Morgan Charles Stivers Isabel Taylor

Rodney Wesley Beth Wright

Wheels

BOARD MEMBERS

Terry Burkhart, Chief Executive Officer

– Bluegrass Area Chapter

Wilma Cottle, Administrative Coordinator Brenda Bryant, Dispatcher

Cynthia B. Carter, DispatcherGeorge Davidson, DispatcherRuschell N. Fatty, Dispatcher

JT Fowler, DispatcherManwell Benton, Dispatcher/Driver

Derwin Blair, Dispatcher/DriverMECHANICS

Corey PritchardKurt Sisco

Thomas SnowdenMAINTENANCE

John Tillman

Brian GrossJohn GummLinda GummDon Harris

Martin Hartshorn Dennis E. Honma

Homer JohnsonKevin JohnsonKenny Kewin

Josie LadyThanh V. Le

Roderick LewisJon C. LowryCharles OliverForrest PalmerTroy Pelfrey

Atilla PetroczyPhillip Puddington

Charlotte M. ReynoldsRegina Ripberger

Charles E. RodgersMichael RoseWilliam Scott

Roger D. ShelyGerald Snowden

Carl StaffJudy Stokley

Enola W.StrodeGary Taylor

Ralph TempletonMatthew ThompsonLeonard Townsend

Michael TurnerWillis W.WarrenJoel E. WeaverPhylliss WhiteRobert WhiteLeo Wilson

Bluegrass Area Chapter of theAmerican Red Cross

1450 Newton PikeLexington, KY 40511

(859) 253-1331

Lexington office: (859) 253-1331Paris office: (859) 987-0674

Toll Free: (877) 450-5018www.redcrosslexky.org

Red Cross MissionThe American Red Cross, a humanitarian organizationled by its volunteers and guided by its CongressionalCharter and Fundamental Principles of theInternational Red Cross Movement, will provide reliefto victims of disaster and help people prevent, preparefor, and respond to emergencies.

2 – Bluegrass Area Chapter

A Message our from Chapter Leadership

As you review our Annual Report, you will quickly see that theAmerican Red Cross is an organization where people help people.The person in need may be from a neighboring state, your nextdoor neighbor, your co-worker, or even your own family member.This Annual Report describes the many accomplishments of ourHealth & Safety, WHEELS, Disaster Services and Service to theArmed Forces departments over the past year.

Our regional chapter also took on several distinct challenges. Weassumed management responsibility for eight community chap-ters located in southern and eastern Kentucky. We initiated a suc-cessful new fundraising campaign known as “Heroes” to supportour ongoing operating expenses. And we managed the largest de-ployment of Bluegrass chapter volunteers outside of Kentucky sinceHurricane Katrina. Last year, 45 volunteers and staff deployed bothlocally & nationally to support disaster relief operations.

• 11 volunteers and 4 staff responded to the February 2008Kentucky Tornadoes by working in Central Kentucky.

• 31 volunteers deployed to support out of state DisasterRelief Operations, including the California Wildfires inthe fall of 2007 and the Central US Tornadoes and Floodsin June 2008.

The Bluegrass Chapter of the American Red Cross has respondedlocally and nationally. We are grateful to our dedicated volunteerswho are always ready to serve those in need.

We would also like to thank the many individuals in our commu-nity who have supported us financially and with in-kind donations.We are certain that after reading this report and talking with ourstaff and volunteers, you will find that we are excellent stewards ofyour gifts. We would also like to acknowledge the fact that theBluegrass Region has been especially generous in support of ourcommunity and for those in need throughout the nation.

Community Chapters now alignedwith the Bluegrass Area Chapter

Boyd County Chapter AshlandBig Sandy Area Chapter PrestonburgCentral Kentucky Chapter DanvilleDaniel Boone Chapter RichmondLake Cumberland Area Chapter SomersetMid-East Chapter West LibertyNortheast Kentucky Chapter GreenupSoutheastern Kentucky Chapter London

Reg MorrisChapter Chairman

Terry BurkhartChief Executive Officer




7– Bluegrass Area Chapter

American Red Cross Supporters

Bertha Lebus Charitable TrustUK HealthCareWal-Mart Stores, Inc

The Honor Society

Columbia Gas of Kentucky, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. AllinMr. and Mrs. William E. AshbrookAudio AuthorityMr. Samuel BatesBluegrass Rotary ClubMs. Carolyn P. BrockTerry & Patricia BurkhartC.M.C., IncThe Capital Group CompaniesClaiborne FarmsClifford Shumate Family FoundationCMC/CLA

Crowning Point FarmDr. and Mrs. Richard R. CrutcherThe David Fogg Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Robert R. Dawson, Jr.Dean, Dorton & Ford, PSCMr. Jim DeCinqueMr. and Mrs. William C. DotsonMs. Rose Mary Stamler DowDulworth Breeding & Karns, LLPMajor (Ret.) Dwayne & Mrs. Ana EdwardsGalls, Inc.Dr. Mona J. HagyardMr. Carl HamiltonHoskins Family FoundationThe Jockey ClubKeeneland Association, Inc.Kentucky American Water Co.Kentucky National GuardKentucky Blood CenterKentucky River Properties, LLCMr. and Mrs. Greg KessingerMr. Harry KrugerMr. Tim J. KunkelMs. Virginia L. Lawson and\ Mr. George P. WeickMr. Orie LebusMr. Randall LeMayLexington ClinicLink-Belt Construction Equipment Co.Magnolia Body Shop

Marshall Emergency Services Associates, PSCMs. Cora Lee McHattonMr. William F. MorganMr. and Mrs. Reg A. MorrisNancy Barron & Associates, Inc.National City Bank of KentuckyNurses Registry & Home Health Corp.Mr. and Ms. Arthur Peter IIIPizza Wholesale of Lexington, Inc.Powell, Walton, MillwardRepublic Bank and Trust CompanyMr. Robert RodriguezSaint Joseph HealthCareRick and Lee Ann SheehySienna FarmsMr. William R. StamlerMr. Alan M. Stein and The Hon. Kathy SteinMr. Charles L. StiversStoll Keenon Ogden, PLLCMr. Mark A. StreetyTurf Catering CompanyMr. John Van MeterVulcan MaterialWachovia SecuritiesMr. and Mrs. Quentin W. Walker, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Joe WestbrookMr. and Mrs. Conrad W. WhitakerMr. and Mrs. Harvie B. Wilkinson

F unding for the American Red Cross is solely dependent on the generosity of individuals and businesses. The Bluegrass Area Chapter is able to provide its critical services due to the generosity of those who are listed below.We are proud to recognize those citizens and organizations who have contributed to our mission of assisting the

victims of disaster and helping others prevent, prepare for, and respond to emergencies.

Adena Springs FarmMr. and Mrs. J. Douglas BeanMs. Barbara A. BlakeBluegrass OxygenCrowe Chizek and Co., LLCMr. and Mrs. Charles D. EllisMr. and Mrs. Wayne D. FeltyMr. Darrell FerrignoMs. Abby HabermanMr. and Mrs. David E. HarperHighbridge Spring Water Co.Ms. Sherry D. HolleyMr. Michael A. HurterInsurance WorksI-Tel, Inc.Jackson Kelly PLLCMs. Roselyn KammerMr. Jonathan K. KernKerr Brothers Funeral HomeMcBrayer, McGinnis, Leslie, and KirklandMr. James Miller and Mrs. Misdee WrigleyDr. Robert H. MorrisMrs. Jessie C. OgdenMr. and Mrs. G. Dale PackerMr. and Mrs. Rudolph E. PittmanMr. and Mrs. William PumphreyR.J. Corman Railroad GroupMrs. Helen SchroederMs. Sally G. Siebert

Stites & Harbison, PLLCMr. and Mrs. Robert StrausTown and Country Rental, Inc.Traditional BankMrs. Bekki E. TurnbullUnited States Air ForceMs. Sasha Y. WagersMrs. Sarah WalkerCraig Dance and Beth Wright

The Honor Society II($250 - $499)

AFLAC - Mr. Skip KimbroughBig Ass FansMr. and Mrs. Thomas BlockBrad Lacefield State FarmCaller Family Charitable FoundationCrowne Plaza Campbell HouseDaRae and Friends CateringMs. Wanda R. DelaplaneMr. Robert M. Drake, Jr.Ms. Mary Jo DuckettDWS ScudderEaton VanceMr. and Mrs. J. P. EvansFifth Third BankFirst State FinancialMrs. Judith C. ForbushMs. Elizabeth Morrissey FrankMs. Frances L. Gallagher

Genworth FinancialMr. and Mrs. Robert D. GuthrieMr. and Mrs. Harry H. Hall1LT Josh HaywardMr. Marshall A. HehlMr. Len HellerMr. and Mrs. Sam HicksMr. Phil HoloubekMr. and Mrs. David S. HulseMr. Jack IsaacsJohn HancockMr. and Mrs. Larry M. JudyMr. Roger Kehrt, CPAKentucky Thoroughbred Owners & Breeders, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. KohnleDr. Steve S. KramanMrs. Elizabeth G. LeggettMr. Thomas LesterLexAir, Inc.Mr. Patrick O’ConnellMr. Phil T. OwensParis Rotary ClubDr. and Mrs. Mark PascuzziProtective LifeMs. Mirand ReynoldsMs. Rowena Y. RuffRydex InvestmentsMr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Scott, Jr.Mr. Edward J. Sheehy and Mrs. Jini L. Carter-SheehyMr. and Mrs. Winn StephensMr. Charles W. SullivanSun Life FinancialMrs. Carolyn N. Wheeler

The Honor Society I($500 - $999)

Friend’s Club($1,000 - $4,999)

Sponsor’s Club($5,000 - $9,999)

Pacesetter’s Club($10,000 - $24,999)


The Bluegrass Area ChapterThe Bluegrass Area Chapter was chartered in 1917 and assists clients in a localseven-county area consisting of Fayette, Estill, Clark, Bourbon, Powell, Scott,and Jessamine Counties by providing the following services during our fiscalyear 2008 (July 1, 2007 – June 30, 2008):

Service to the Armed Forces: The Bluegrass Area Chapter providesa variety of free services for veterans, military personnel and theirfamilies, including around-the-clock delivery of emergency messages.We assist military personnel and their families prevent, prepare for,and respond to problems that arise while serving in the Armed Forces.

• Assisted with 517 military cases.• Delivered over 411 emergency messages to military personnel.• Provided over $11,000 in financial assistance.

Disaster Services: Disaster Services encompasses an array of relief effortswhich includes local assistance during home fires, tornadoes, floods, and otherdisasters. The Bluegrass Area Chapter also partners with local businesses andcitizens to respond to national and global disasters.

• The chapter assisted 179 families who lost their homes due to disasters.• 45 volunteers deployed both locally and nationally to support disaster

relief operations.• The chapter provided approximately $115,000 in direct assistance to

disaster victims.

WHEELS: Our Red Cross WHEELS program is the mass-transit system fordisabled residents of Lexington. Any person who has a disability that preventsthem from riding LexTran can qualify for the Wheels program.

• Provided more than 135,000 trips.• Delivered 30,000 meals to home bound citizens.

Volunteer Services: When clients see the outstretched hand of a volunteer, they see the physical representation of thecare and compassion available to them in their darkest hour. Volunteers display the face of the Red Cross.

• The Bluegrass Chapter currently has 256 active volunteers.• 28,450 hours were volunteered to the Bluegrass Area Chapter.

Health & Safety Services: The Bluegrass Area Chapteroffers quality training to keep everyone in our community safe,whether at work, at play, or in our homes. Classes include:

International Social Services: Through our national headquarters in Washington D.C.,the Bluegrass Area Chapter has the ability to communicate with all Red Cross nationalsocieties to trace family members in the midst of war, civil unrest, or disaster. Our chapteralso educates the public about International Humanitarian Law (the GenevaConventions).

• Processed six International Tracings and Messages.• Presented information on Red Cross International Services to 50 people.

Last year we taught over 1,335 Red Cross Health & Safety courses and certified 9,186 central Kentuckians in CPR and First Aid.

• First Aid • Adult, Infant and Child CPR• Life Guarding • CPR/PR for the Professional• Pet First Aid • Babysitting Certification• Automated External Defibrillation (AED)


Honored Volunteers

The Bluegrass Chapter of the American Red Cross is honored to acknowledge the outstanding volunteersof our Chapter. The core essence of this annual report is focused on the inspiration volunteerism brings to ourlives and how volunteers positively affect so many in our community. Because of our volunteers’ time andcommitment, the Bluegrass Area Chapter is able to fulfill its mission. The volunteers acknowledged in thisannual report are representatives of over 250 volunteers that currently assist the American Red Cross in ourcommunity and across the nation.

Clara Barton AwardThe Clara Barton Award is an award given to avolunteer who has served in a number of leadershippositions over a period of years and has providedextraordinary volunteer leadership in that time. Theaward was presented to the late Ms. Mary Bates.

“Lifesaver” AwardsWe have exceptional volunteers in all services, butthese volunteers are always there in a pinch.

Health and Safety “Lifesaver”Patricia Miller

Development “Lifesaver”Quentin “Corky” Walker

Disaster Services “Lifesaver”Terry Bishop

Service to Armed Forces “Lifesaver”Jean Chilton

Dived Right In AwardSasha WagersThis award is for a new volunteer who has been withthe chapter for less than one year and has immediatelymade a significant impact on our chapter.

Zeigy AwardDoyle RamboThis Award is in honor of a very active and dedicatedvolunteer.

Certificate of Merit for LifesavingAlan EldridgeThis award is for someone who saves a life by usingskills learned from a Red Cross course in CPR andFirst Aid.

Outstanding Volunteer AwardWilliam LaFranaThis award honors a volunteer who has demonstratedexceptional performance and extensive personalcommitment to the American Red Cross for the past year.

The Navin Narayan Red Cross Scholarship – Awarded to a high school youth volunteerwho has made significant humanitarian contributions to his community and has achievedacademic excellence. The scholarship award was presented to Victor Yang, a senior atDunbar High School, by Mrs. Deanna Merideth, Director of Volunteer Service of theBluegrass Area Chapter.

The National Disaster Preparedness and Response Award – Awarded to anindividual who has made a major contribution in community disaster preparedness,education and readiness. The winner of this award was chosen amongst thousandsof volunteers from 136 Red Cross chapters in Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, and Michigan.This award was presented to COL (ret) Sam Robinson of Winchester, KY by JoeLambright, Executive Director of the Great Lakes Service Area.

The Lifetime Commitment Award – Awarded to individuals who have madesignificant contributions to the Bluegrass Area Chapter over a sustainedperiod of time. This award was presented to: COL (ret) James Alcorn, Ms.Mary Cordray, the late Ms. Lois Flege, Ms. Judy Forbush, the late Ms. GarnettGayle, Ms. Mary Agnes Melton, and LTC (ret) Art Peter III.

These volunteers have a combined total of 350 years of volunteer service to the American Red Cross. (Picturedabove from left to right is LTC (ret) Art Peter III, Ms. Mary Cordray and COL (ret) James Alcorn)


Financial Statement– Bluegrass Area Chapter



The Bluegrass Area ChapterThe Bluegrass Area Chapter was chartered in 1917 and assists clients in a localseven-county area consisting of Fayette, Estill, Clark, Bourbon, Powell, Scott,and Jessamine Counties by providing the following services during our fiscalyear 2008 (July 1, 2007 – June 30, 2008):

Service to the Armed Forces: The Bluegrass Area Chapter providesa variety of free services for veterans, military personnel and theirfamilies, including around-the-clock delivery of emergency messages.We assist military personnel and their families prevent, prepare for,and respond to problems that arise while serving in the Armed Forces.

• Assisted with 517 military cases.• Delivered over 411 emergency messages to military personnel.• Provided over $11,000 in financial assistance.

Disaster Services: Disaster Services encompasses an array of relief effortswhich includes local assistance during home fires, tornadoes, floods, and otherdisasters. The Bluegrass Area Chapter also partners with local businesses andcitizens to respond to national and global disasters.

• The chapter assisted 179 families who lost their homes due to disasters.• 45 volunteers deployed both locally and nationally to support disaster

relief operations.• The chapter provided approximately $115,000 in direct assistance to

disaster victims.

WHEELS: Our Red Cross WHEELS program is the mass-transit system fordisabled residents of Lexington. Any person who has a disability that preventsthem from riding LexTran can qualify for the Wheels program.

• Provided more than 135,000 trips.• Delivered 30,000 meals to home bound citizens.

Volunteer Services: When clients see the outstretched hand of a volunteer, they see the physical representation of thecare and compassion available to them in their darkest hour. Volunteers display the face of the Red Cross.

• The Bluegrass Chapter currently has 256 active volunteers.• 28,450 hours were volunteered to the Bluegrass Area Chapter.

Health & Safety Services: The Bluegrass Area Chapteroffers quality training to keep everyone in our community safe,whether at work, at play, or in our homes. Classes include:

International Social Services: Through our national headquarters in Washington D.C.,the Bluegrass Area Chapter has the ability to communicate with all Red Cross nationalsocieties to trace family members in the midst of war, civil unrest, or disaster. Our chapteralso educates the public about International Humanitarian Law (the GenevaConventions).

• Processed six International Tracings and Messages.• Presented information on Red Cross International Services to 50 people.

Last year we taught over 1,335 Red Cross Health & Safety courses and certified 9,186 central Kentuckians in CPR and First Aid.

• First Aid • Adult, Infant and Child CPR• Life Guarding • CPR/PR for the Professional• Pet First Aid • Babysitting Certification• Automated External Defibrillation (AED)


Honored Volunteers

The Bluegrass Chapter of the American Red Cross is honored to acknowledge the outstanding volunteersof our Chapter. The core essence of this annual report is focused on the inspiration volunteerism brings to ourlives and how volunteers positively affect so many in our community. Because of our volunteers’ time andcommitment, the Bluegrass Area Chapter is able to fulfill its mission. The volunteers acknowledged in thisannual report are representatives of over 250 volunteers that currently assist the American Red Cross in ourcommunity and across the nation.

Clara Barton AwardThe Clara Barton Award is an award given to avolunteer who has served in a number of leadershippositions over a period of years and has providedextraordinary volunteer leadership in that time. Theaward was presented to the late Ms. Mary Bates.

“Lifesaver” AwardsWe have exceptional volunteers in all services, butthese volunteers are always there in a pinch.

Health and Safety “Lifesaver”Patricia Miller

Development “Lifesaver”Quentin “Corky” Walker

Disaster Services “Lifesaver”Terry Bishop

Service to Armed Forces “Lifesaver”Jean Chilton

Dived Right In AwardSasha WagersThis award is for a new volunteer who has been withthe chapter for less than one year and has immediatelymade a significant impact on our chapter.

Zeigy AwardDoyle RamboThis Award is in honor of a very active and dedicatedvolunteer.

Certificate of Merit for LifesavingAlan EldridgeThis award is for someone who saves a life by usingskills learned from a Red Cross course in CPR andFirst Aid.

Outstanding Volunteer AwardWilliam LaFranaThis award honors a volunteer who has demonstratedexceptional performance and extensive personalcommitment to the American Red Cross for the past year.

The Navin Narayan Red Cross Scholarship – Awarded to a high school youth volunteerwho has made significant humanitarian contributions to his community and has achievedacademic excellence. The scholarship award was presented to Victor Yang, a senior atDunbar High School, by Mrs. Deanna Merideth, Director of Volunteer Service of theBluegrass Area Chapter.

The National Disaster Preparedness and Response Award – Awarded to anindividual who has made a major contribution in community disaster preparedness,education and readiness. The winner of this award was chosen amongst thousandsof volunteers from 136 Red Cross chapters in Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, and Michigan.This award was presented to COL (ret) Sam Robinson of Winchester, KY by JoeLambright, Executive Director of the Great Lakes Service Area.

The Lifetime Commitment Award – Awarded to individuals who have madesignificant contributions to the Bluegrass Area Chapter over a sustainedperiod of time. This award was presented to: COL (ret) James Alcorn, Ms.Mary Cordray, the late Ms. Lois Flege, Ms. Judy Forbush, the late Ms. GarnettGayle, Ms. Mary Agnes Melton, and LTC (ret) Art Peter III.

These volunteers have a combined total of 350 years of volunteer service to the American Red Cross. (Picturedabove from left to right is LTC (ret) Art Peter III, Ms. Mary Cordray and COL (ret) James Alcorn)


A Message our from Chapter Leadership

As you review our Annual Report, you will quickly see that theAmerican Red Cross is an organization where people help people.The person in need may be from a neighboring state, your nextdoor neighbor, your co-worker, or even your own family member.This Annual Report describes the many accomplishments of ourHealth & Safety, WHEELS, Disaster Services and Service to theArmed Forces departments over the past year.

Our regional chapter also took on several distinct challenges. Weassumed management responsibility for eight community chap-ters located in southern and eastern Kentucky. We initiated a suc-cessful new fundraising campaign known as “Heroes” to supportour ongoing operating expenses. And we managed the largest de-ployment of Bluegrass chapter volunteers outside of Kentucky sinceHurricane Katrina. Last year, 45 volunteers and staff deployed bothlocally & nationally to support disaster relief operations.

• 11 volunteers and 4 staff responded to the February 2008Kentucky Tornadoes by working in Central Kentucky.

• 31 volunteers deployed to support out of state DisasterRelief Operations, including the California Wildfires inthe fall of 2007 and the Central US Tornadoes and Floodsin June 2008.

The Bluegrass Chapter of the American Red Cross has respondedlocally and nationally. We are grateful to our dedicated volunteerswho are always ready to serve those in need.

We would also like to thank the many individuals in our commu-nity who have supported us financially and with in-kind donations.We are certain that after reading this report and talking with ourstaff and volunteers, you will find that we are excellent stewards ofyour gifts. We would also like to acknowledge the fact that theBluegrass Region has been especially generous in support of ourcommunity and for those in need throughout the nation.

Community Chapters now alignedwith the Bluegrass Area Chapter

Boyd County Chapter AshlandBig Sandy Area Chapter PrestonburgCentral Kentucky Chapter DanvilleDaniel Boone Chapter RichmondLake Cumberland Area Chapter SomersetMid-East Chapter West LibertyNortheast Kentucky Chapter GreenupSoutheastern Kentucky Chapter London







American Red Cross Supporters

Bertha Lebus Charitable TrustUK HealthCareWal-Mart Stores, Inc

The Honor Society

Columbia Gas of Kentucky, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. AllinMr. and Mrs. William E. AshbrookAudio AuthorityMr. Samuel BatesBluegrass Rotary ClubMs. Carolyn P. BrockTerry & Patricia BurkhartC.M.C., IncThe Capital Group CompaniesClaiborne FarmsClifford Shumate Family FoundationCMC/CLA

Crowning Point FarmDr. and Mrs. Richard R. CrutcherThe David Fogg Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Robert R. Dawson, Jr.Dean, Dorton & Ford, PSCMr. Jim DeCinqueMr. and Mrs. William C. DotsonMs. Rose Mary Stamler DowDulworth Breeding & Karns, LLPMajor (Ret.) Dwayne & Mrs. Ana EdwardsGalls, Inc.Dr. Mona J. HagyardMr. Carl HamiltonHoskins Family FoundationThe Jockey ClubKeeneland Association, Inc.Kentucky American Water Co.Kentucky National GuardKentucky Blood CenterKentucky River Properties, LLCMr. and Mrs. Greg KessingerMr. Harry KrugerMr. Tim J. KunkelMs. Virginia L. Lawson and\ Mr. George P. WeickMr. Orie LebusMr. Randall LeMayLexington ClinicLink-Belt Construction Equipment Co.Magnolia Body Shop

Marshall Emergency Services Associates, PSCMs. Cora Lee McHattonMr. William F. MorganMr. and Mrs. Reg A. MorrisNancy Barron & Associates, Inc.National City Bank of KentuckyNurses Registry & Home Health Corp.Mr. and Ms. Arthur Peter IIIPizza Wholesale of Lexington, Inc.Powell, Walton, MillwardRepublic Bank and Trust CompanyMr. Robert RodriguezSaint Joseph HealthCareRick and Lee Ann SheehySienna FarmsMr. William R. StamlerMr. Alan M. Stein and The Hon. Kathy SteinMr. Charles L. StiversStoll Keenon Ogden, PLLCMr. Mark A. StreetyTurf Catering CompanyMr. John Van MeterVulcan MaterialWachovia SecuritiesMr. and Mrs. Quentin W. Walker, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Joe WestbrookMr. and Mrs. Conrad W. WhitakerMr. and Mrs. Harvie B. Wilkinson

F unding for the American Red Cross is solely dependent on the generosity of individuals and businesses. The Bluegrass Area Chapter is able to provide its critical services due to the generosity of those who are listed below.We are proud to recognize those citizens and organizations who have contributed to our mission of assisting the

victims of disaster and helping others prevent, prepare for, and respond to emergencies.

Adena Springs FarmMr. and Mrs. J. Douglas BeanMs. Barbara A. BlakeBluegrass OxygenCrowe Chizek and Co., LLCMr. and Mrs. Charles D. EllisMr. and Mrs. Wayne D. FeltyMr. Darrell FerrignoMs. Abby HabermanMr. and Mrs. David E. HarperHighbridge Spring Water Co.Ms. Sherry D. HolleyMr. Michael A. HurterInsurance WorksI-Tel, Inc.Jackson Kelly PLLCMs. Roselyn KammerMr. Jonathan K. KernKerr Brothers Funeral HomeMcBrayer, McGinnis, Leslie, and KirklandMr. James Miller and Mrs. Misdee WrigleyDr. Robert H. MorrisMrs. Jessie C. OgdenMr. and Mrs. G. Dale PackerMr. and Mrs. Rudolph E. PittmanMr. and Mrs. William PumphreyR.J. Corman Railroad GroupMrs. Helen SchroederMs. Sally G. Siebert

Stites & Harbison, PLLCMr. and Mrs. Robert StrausTown and Country Rental, Inc.Traditional BankMrs. Bekki E. TurnbullUnited States Air ForceMs. Sasha Y. WagersMrs. Sarah WalkerCraig Dance and Beth Wright

The Honor Society II($250 - $499)

AFLAC - Mr. Skip KimbroughBig Ass FansMr. and Mrs. Thomas BlockBrad Lacefield State FarmCaller Family Charitable FoundationCrowne Plaza Campbell HouseDaRae and Friends CateringMs. Wanda R. DelaplaneMr. Robert M. Drake, Jr.Ms. Mary Jo DuckettDWS ScudderEaton VanceMr. and Mrs. J. P. EvansFifth Third BankFirst State FinancialMrs. Judith C. ForbushMs. Elizabeth Morrissey FrankMs. Frances L. Gallagher

Genworth FinancialMr. and Mrs. Robert D. GuthrieMr. and Mrs. Harry H. Hall1LT Josh HaywardMr. Marshall A. HehlMr. Len HellerMr. and Mrs. Sam HicksMr. Phil HoloubekMr. and Mrs. David S. HulseMr. Jack IsaacsJohn HancockMr. and Mrs. Larry M. JudyMr. Roger Kehrt, CPAKentucky Thoroughbred Owners & Breeders, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. KohnleDr. Steve S. KramanMrs. Elizabeth G. LeggettMr. Thomas LesterLexAir, Inc.Mr. Patrick O’ConnellMr. Phil T. OwensParis Rotary ClubDr. and Mrs. Mark PascuzziProtective LifeMs. Mirand ReynoldsMs. Rowena Y. RuffRydex InvestmentsMr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Scott, Jr.Mr. Edward J. Sheehy and Mrs. Jini L. Carter-SheehyMr. and Mrs. Winn StephensMr. Charles W. SullivanSun Life FinancialMrs. Carolyn N. Wheeler

The Honor Society I($500 - $999)

Friend’s Club($1,000 - $4,999)

Sponsor’s Club($5,000 - $9,999)

Pacesetter’s Club($10,000 - $24,999)

1– Bluegrass Area Chapter 8 – Bluegrass Area Chapter

Board of Directors

Volunteer Leadership and Employees

Employees

EMERGENCY SERVICESRick Sheehy, Chief Operating Officer

Kerry Graul, Disaster Services CoordinatorSusan Temmermand, Service to the Armed Forces Coordinator

Peggy Toy, Bourbon County Coordinator

DEVELOPMENTWinn Stephens, Director of Development

Erin Ward, Regional Development CoordinatorMary Alice Oldfield, Regional Development Specialist

Krista Kimmel, Regional Development Specialist

MARKETINGDwayne Edwards, Director of Marketing

VOLUNTEERSDeanna Merideth, Director of Volunteers

Janice Blackford, Administrative Assistant

HEALTH & SAFETY SERVICESEric Staton, Director of Health & Safety

Marsha Corn, Health & Safety CoordinatorBetty Jo Jackson, Administration Coordinator

ACCOUNTING OFFICERhonda Snow, Chief Financial OfficerMary Tincher, Accounting Coordinator

Sandra Crutcher, Regional Accounting Coordinator

WHEELS TRANSPORTATIONEd Brady, Director of WHEELS

Teresa Goodin, WHEELS CoordinatorMAINTENANCE SERVICESKeller Garner, Maintenance Services

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEChairman – Reg Morris Treasurer – Linda Allin

Secretary – Clark Nyberg Vice Chair – Robert Rodriguez

Vice Chair – Sasha Wagers Vice Chair – Laura Westbrook

Vice Chair – Orie Lebus Vice Chair - Quentin Walker Vice Chair – Randy LeMay

DRIVERSSarah Abel

Edward AdamsGary AndersonUndrea Badgett

Thomas J. BAKERDaniel Balmer

Oliver BingcangLavern Blythe

Kennard B. BrownJean L Buchanan

Carter Darboe C.E.Pearl Carter

Robin ClarksonRicky Tyrome Cobb

Teresa CornettDaniel C. Elam

Joe FowlerJames FurnishTeresa GoodinMartha GordonLee Granville

Richard Grigsby

Sue Alexander Bill Ashbrook Barbara Blake

Tom Burich Lois Davis

Jim DeCinque Rose Mary Dow Charles Ellis Leslie Fannin Lennie House

Dr. Jamie Jacobs

Mickey Jones Greg Kessinger

Virginia Lawson Shirie Mack Ted Martin Herb Miller

Jeremy Morgan Charles Stivers Isabel Taylor

Rodney Wesley Beth Wright

Wheels

BOARD MEMBERS

Terry Burkhart, Chief Executive Officer

– Bluegrass Area Chapter

Wilma Cottle, Administrative Coordinator Brenda Bryant, Dispatcher

Cynthia B. Carter, DispatcherGeorge Davidson, DispatcherRuschell N. Fatty, Dispatcher

JT Fowler, DispatcherManwell Benton, Dispatcher/Driver

Derwin Blair, Dispatcher/DriverMECHANICS

Corey PritchardKurt Sisco

Thomas SnowdenMAINTENANCE

John Tillman

Brian GrossJohn GummLinda GummDon Harris

Martin Hartshorn Dennis E. Honma

Homer JohnsonKevin JohnsonKenny Kewin

Josie LadyThanh V. Le

Roderick LewisJon C. LowryCharles OliverForrest PalmerTroy Pelfrey

Atilla PetroczyPhillip Puddington

Charlotte M. ReynoldsRegina Ripberger

Charles E. RodgersMichael RoseWilliam Scott

Roger D. ShelyGerald Snowden

Carl StaffJudy Stokley

Enola W.StrodeGary Taylor

Ralph TempletonMatthew ThompsonLeonard Townsend

Michael TurnerWillis W.WarrenJoel E. WeaverPhylliss WhiteRobert WhiteLeo Wilson

Bluegrass Area Chapter of theAmerican Red Cross

1450 Newton PikeLexington, KY 40511

(859) 253-1331

Lexington office: (859) 253-1331Paris office: (859) 987-0674

Toll Free: (877) 450-5018www.redcrosslexky.org

Red Cross MissionThe American Red Cross, a humanitarian organizationled by its volunteers and guided by its CongressionalCharter and Fundamental Principles of theInternational Red Cross Movement, will provide reliefto victims of disaster and help people prevent, preparefor, and respond to emergencies.

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