Intensive
 Home-based Counseling
 Children Served:
      50

     Foster Adoption
     Kinship Training
   Individuals Served:
           359

 Foster Care
 In-Service training
 Individuals Served:
      118

 Foster Care
 First Aid/CPR/UP
 Training
 Individuals Served:
        256

   Therapeutic Foster Care
  Children Served:
        82

 Adoption and Special
 Needs Adoption
 Children Served:
     65

     Teen Pregnancy
     and Parenting
   Youth Served:
        98

In order to provide at-risk children an improved life and increased opportunities, dramatic change is often necessary. The Children's Bureau plays a pivotal role in this change. One of the definitions of change is to make or become different. Every time Children's Bureau provides a loving, safe foster home or provides a permanent home to a child, lives change. Every time Children's Bureau provides residential care to young men and women lives change. Every time Children's Bureau helps a child transition out of the child welfare, system to live independently, lives change. When Children's Bureau provides services to children and parents that focus on family care, preservation and re-unification when appropriate, lives are changed. It is the intention of every program that Children's Bureau offers to positively change the lives of the children and the adults who love these children.

Children's Bureau's mission is to support and assist children and families who are at risk. We are dedicated to improving the quality of life for children in our community. Our vision is to help develop a healthy family for every child. If you are a supporter of the Children's Bureau, the mission and vision are nothing new, however I think it's important to congratulate this wonderful agency for staying true to its mission day after day, year after year for more than 152 years. This is not an easy accomplishment in today's changing environment of funding pressures, socio-economic conditions and the changing needs of at-risk children and their families.

2003 was an extremely proactive and productive year for the Children's Bureau. We operated 27 programs and served countless children and families. Children's Bureau provided rewarding work for more than 200 dedicated employees. We completed two major building projects, the Faye Biccard Glick Family Place and the Rachel Glick Courage Center. The agency was reaccredited by the Council On Accreditation for services to children and families which measures programs by the highest national industry standards. Children's Bureau has remained accredited since 1979.

Children's Bureau is an agency with a rare blend of much needed and effective programs coupled with fiscal responsibility. For the last several years the
agency has outperformed their budget and in 2003 enjoyed a
consolidated (along with its endowment) increase in net assets of
1.36 million dollars. Programs are operated by directors that
understand and care deeply about their participants. Program
directors also develop and understand their operating budgets,
manage this budget and report directly to the board throughout
the year.

Thank you for your interest and continued
support of Children's Bureau. It is vital.
Please continue to support the
agency. Volunteer time to children,
volunteer time and expertise
to the, agency, give money to
the agency without restrictions,
give money to the agency
for a designated purpose
and consider the powerful
impact of including Children's
Bureau in your estate. By doing
so, you are a part of something
very special. Something that will
continue to change lives for the
better throughout Indiana.

A letter from Ron D. Carpenter, President/CEO, Children's Bureau

It has been a satisfying year. Not because of all of our collective accomplishments, rather because together those accomplishments came in the face of tremendous odds and challenges. Our staff consistently stretched themselves to meet service goals in spite of shrinking contracts, increased competition, a slow economy and physical moved to new facilities. They worked long hours and improved their efficiency as well. To a high degree, we have developed a performance driven culture. To that end, our staff has given much this past year in their pursuit of excellence and to mend broken children and families.

As the CEO of this wonderful organization, I plan to re-emphasize the basics in the coming years: valuing employees by supporting professional and personal growth coupled with competative compensation and benefits, focusing on quality service in ever improving facilities, developing competent middle managers, constant assessment of can we be better, attending to ethical practice and innovation, and promoting good old fashioned customer service. And to make it all work, growing our community awareness, what we do and how our communities can better support us. Many community leaders who were inverviewed for our Feasibility Study wanted to know what is Children's Bureau's vision and where are we going? I attempted to capture our vision as I interpreted it in my article that appreared in the December 2003 issue of our award winning Caring Connection community newsletter. Restated here: Children's Bureau continues to evolve and position itself as one of the solutions to meet the growing scourge of child abuse and neglect. We are evolving by leveraging our position or leadership in the child welfare arena. With our tradition of innovation, we continue to improve on the existing tried and true program services we offer. We continue to attend to collaborative opportunities with other private child protection servicing agencies through mutual service strategies and mergers. Lastly, we will continue to invest in being an advocative catalyst at national, state and local levels pushing and prodding for appropriate and constructive public policy changes on how our most vulnerable children are protected and saved.

I opened with a quote and I will close with one as well that represents what it means to be part of Children's Bureau. I am obviously excited and enthusiastice bout not only my association with Children's Bureau, what it stands for, and all it does, but also for what is a sacred journey for which we are all a part. To bring love and happiness to another, expecially a child, is a spiritual endeavor and one that leaves a concrete legacy long after we have moved on.

    Mallon House
  Children Served:
        20
 Turning Poing
 Children Served:
      39

 Passages
 Children Served:
        20

Parenting Assessments
 Assessments Completed:
        888
PEACE
 Families Served:
       71

     Project Safe Place
   Children Served:
        189   

Supervised Visitation FSC
 Children Served:
      376

Supervised Visitation FRS
  Children Served:
        29
 
Aftercare/Independent
  Living
 Children Served:
       7

   Crisis Shelter Care
   Children Served:
        862

It's life changing!

"Whenever I think about my childhood, it seems as if it were another lifetime that belonged to someone else. My childhood was very lonely. I was often frightened, angry and frustrated. I remember thinking, "God, it can't always be like this. Some day I'll be happy like everyone else.' And I was right. Today, I no longer look back wtih sadness or bitterness because life is good. I believe Children's Bureau played an important part in how my life changed."

Pamela Monroe is the oldest of threee children in her family. She was 6 years old when her alcoholic parents began to leave her alone with her siblings while they closed the bars. At the age of 9, her parents divorced and her life spiraled to an all time low. Pamela was expected to clean house, cook, wash, care for her siblings, go to school and work in the fields with other migrant workers. Her family moved around a lot over the next 6 years, and her mother brought home many 'boy friends' causing the home atmosphere to become very tense. There were often drunken arguments and brawls that twice landed her mother in the hospital. Each time, she and her siblings were placed in temporary foster care. When her mother recovered, the children were returned back into the cycle of uncertainty.

At age 15, Pamela's family moved back to Indianapolis, where events occurred that forever changed her life. Her guidance counselor and teacher noticed bruises on Pamela and for the third and final time, she and her siblings were removed from her mother's care and placed in foster homes.

Children's BUreau placed her in one of the group homes. For the first time in her life she was encouraged to be a child and have fun. She learned what it was like to be in a family situation where she was allowed to voice her opinions without fear of punishment or humiliation.

"I was treated with respect and was reminded frequently that I had worth. Praise was the order of the day, not degradation. Everyone was patient and kind, teaching me that I could break the cycle and lead a productive life. They made me realize I am somebody."

Pamela graduated high school and went on to graduate from nursing school and has been a pediatric nurse since that time.

"I have spent the last 30 years loving and caring for children in
need of compassion, understanding and love. The very least I can do is
give back to the community some of what I received in my time of need.
You'll never realize the impact you have made on a child's life
until you become involved."

Children's Bureau Inc.

Children's Bureau Foundation, Inc.

Children's Bureau Accomplishments
for 2003

Children's Bureau, Inc. merged with the Exchange Club Family Resource Center in Anderson.

The merger enabled the center to expand services significantly to the Anderson Community. The Exchange Club Family Resource Center provides programs, services and activities that help prevent child abuse, neglect and lower family stress.

The Resource Center offers the Parents as Teachers program. This program assists parents in caring for their children suring different developmental stages. Another program offered is Any Child, a home-based abuse prevention and family preservation program.

The Resource Center is contracted by the Madison County Office of Family and Children to provide supervised visitation. This service allows visitat between parents and their children who are in out-of-home placements. The Resource Center is also now providing parenting assessments for Madison County. To help expand program services to even more families, the United Way of Madison County recently awarded the Resource Center with a $20,000 grant.

Children's Bureau of Indianapolis, Inc. changed its name to Children's Bureau, Inc.

The new name reflects the broadening of our services to children across the state of Indiana. In the Bureau's 152 year. history, the name has changed a few times to reflect the changing needs of the community and the programs offered by the agency.

Fay Biccard Glick Family Place opens.

Children's Bureau, Inc. received financial contributions to build the new Family Place at the corner of 38th street and Temple from foundations, corporations and individuals.

The current Family Place is one block down from where the former Homes for Black Children (HBC) office was located.

The current Family Place is one block down from where the former Homes for Black Children (HBC) office was located. HBC began in the meadows area in 1979. The new facility is a neighborhood anchor offering resources and assistance to children and families.

The building is named after local entrepreneur and philanthropist Gene Glick's mother, Fay Biccard Glick. The Fay Biccard Glick Family Place currently houses serveral programs, including special needs adoption; teen pregnancy programs; foster, adoption and kinship care training (FAKT); therapeutic foster care; family preservation programs; counseling; family group conferencing; and the Homes for Black Children Initiative.

Courage Center moves to new, larger location.

The Rachel Glick Courage Center moved to the new top-notch facility near 21st and Central in Indianapolis.

The center, which houses the Retreat program was named after Gene Glick's grandmother, Rachel Glick. The facility now serves more children, with a larger classroom, private family visitation rooms and closer access to the resident's families and to the courts.

Child Care Development Fund added to the Children's Bureau family of services.

On October 1, 2003, Children's Bureau began administering teh Child Care Development Fund (CCDF). CCDF is a federal program that assists low-income families in obtaining affordable child care. The program's priorities include serving impact (a welfare to work program) and those individuals who are transitioning from public assistance, so they can work or attend training/education.

Children's Bureau will administer the grant for the next two years and will collaborate with the local community groups such as the Step Ahead Council.

$20,000+
Anderson Exchange Club
Auxiliary to the Children's Bureau
Business Furniture Corporation
Children's Bureau Foundation
Exchange Club of Anderson
Exchange Club of Speedway
Richard M. Fairbanks Foundation, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. David Frick
Eugene and Marilyn Glick Foundation
Gene B. Glick Co.
The Indianapolis Foundation
Krieg Devault, LLP
Lilly Endowment, Inc.
Ruth Lilly
United Way of Central Indiana
United Way of Madison County
Women's Fund of Central Indiana

$5000 - $19,999
Anthem, Inc.
Bank One Indiana, NA
The Ed Block Courage Award Foundation
Central Indiana Community Foundation
Christ Church Cathedral
Enterprise Rent-A-Car Foundation
Exchange Club of Madison County
Family Support Center Auxiliary
Hoover Family Foundation
Howard Alan Events
Indiana Oil Heat Education & Development Project
Indianapolis Star
Inland Foundation
Junior League of Indianapolis,Inc.
Maurer Family Foundation, Inc.
The Meadows Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Don L. Miller
Nicholas H. Noyes Jr. Memorial Foundation
Old National Bancorp
Pacers Basketball Foundation, Inc.
Red Key Tavern
Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption
West Foundation, Inc.

$1000-$4999
Acordia, Inc.
Ms. Clara H. Anderson
Association of Indiana State Troopers
Baker Hill
Baldwin & Lyons, Inc.
Ben Davis High School
Mr. and Mrs. David Berry
BitWise Solutions Foundation Fund, Mr. Ron Brumbarger
Body of Christ Community Church
Mr. and Mrs. David G. Bratton
Brigham Family Foundation
Brinker International
Mr. and Mrs. William Brunner
BSA Life Structures
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Caito IV
Ron and Julia Carpenter
Mr. and Mrs. Richard O. Creedon
Mr. Ronald Dollens
Eli Lilly Federal Credit Union
Exchange Club of Muncie
Fifth Third Bank
First Indiana Bank
Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Fisher
Ron Foth Advertising
Four H Enterprise, Inc.
Galyan's
Ms. Pattiann Gavaghan
Geist Sertoma Club of Indpls.
GIPC Community Enhancement Fund
Goelzer Investment Management, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin L. Hackman
Harris & Ford, LLC
Harrison Sertoma Club
Ms. Carrie Henderson and Mr. Jack Beatty
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene L. Henderson
Mr. Monte Hoover
Hurricane Food, Inc.
Ice Miller
Interstate Brands
Mr. and Mrs. Jon E. Jacobson
Mr. Matt C. Huffine and Ms. Susan R. Jones
Katz, Sapper & Miller
Mrs. Ann W. King
Klapper Family Foundation
Ms. Janice Klein
Mr. Donald Krebel
Mr. and Mrs. David Licko
Made2Manage Systems, Inc.
Market Voice Consulting L.L.C., Mrs. Amy Davidoff
Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial
Sue and Tom McClure
Ms. Susan Meyer
Kathy Minx and Allen Lessie
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mitchell
Network for the Advancement of Manufacturing in Central Indiana
The Noon Exchange Club of Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Marc D. Novotney
Mr. and Mrs. C. Wayne Olander
Orchard Park Presbyterian Church
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Pecsok
Ms. Lisa Peck
Peyback Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Pressler
Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Price
Mary J. Proctor Estate
Ms. Patricia D. Riedl
Roche Diagnostics Corporation
Safe Auto Insurance Company
John and Lorraine Schlechte
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schloss
Standard Management
Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. Steele, Jr.
The Sygma Network
Mr. Reginald Temple
Trident Foods, Inc.
Union Federal Bank
United Way Crusade of Mercy
UPS Foundation, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter T. Vasil
Vectren Corporation
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Voliva, Jr.
Wal-Mart Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Alastair J. Warr
Winterwood Mortgage Group
Xerox Corporation

$500-$999
Acordia, Inc.
Appnuity LLC
Autobase, Inc.
Aydelott Equipment, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph K. Bedwell
Jon and Beth Bennett
Borshoff Johnson & Company
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brumleve
Stanley Byram Trust
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Carriger
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carriger
Drewry Simmons Pitts & Vornhehm
Enterprise Rent-A-Car
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart V. Fontaine
Frosty Management Corp.
G & G Incorporated
Geupel Demars, Inc.
Gregory & Appel Insurance
Mr. William C. Griffith, III
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Grimes
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Harris
Indianapolis Colts
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Maley
Marion Restaurants, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark McDaniel
Methodist Sports Medicine
Mr. and Mrs. Milan Milivojevic
Ms. Pepper Monroe
Mount Helm Missionary Baptist Church
MS Management Assoc (DE), Inc.
Mr. Jon Owens
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Pahud
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Palmer
Ms. Jane Quinn
Raytheon
Ms. Melissa Reardon-Winget
Mr. Michael Redmon
Ms. Elizabeth Reyes Wade
Mr. Douglas Roepke,M.D.
Mr. Patrick M. Rooney
Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Rothe
Dr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Shelton
St. Elmo Steakhouse
Ms. Barbara F. Storer
D. Michael Sutton
Theobald Management, Inc.
Charles N. Thompson Trust
F.C. Tucker Company, Inc.
United Way of King County
Wendy's of Kokomo

Up to $499
Mrs. Rosemary Adams
Amerivision Communication Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry R. Ammons
Ms. Jennifer M. Anderson
Anderson Breakfast Kiwanis
Ms. Janet M. Andrews
Ms. Melanie D. Andrews
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Arend
Ms. Mary Armstrong-Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Brett L. Arrick
Ms. Terri J. Austin
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Bailey
Ms. Marilyn N. Baldwin
Mr. David Barrett
Mr. William Michael Beasley
Mr. James W. Beatty
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Beck

Dr. and Mrs. James E. Bennett
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Bisesi
Ms. M. Lezlie Blackford
Mrs. Janet Blakey
Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Bogan
Mrs. Pamela B. Bolton
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bonds
Mrs. Tom Boyd
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Brabender
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Branham
Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Brater
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Bridge
Ms. Jennifer E. Brinegar
Mr. and Mrs. James G. Brown
Brown Family Trust
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Browning
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Brunnemer
Mrs. Karen R. Bubenzer
Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Burdsall
Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Burns
Ms. Nancy K. Buschmann
Ms. Corine Byrdo
Mr. Andrew Cahn
Ms. Barbara L. Caldwell
Cambridge Capital Management Corp.
Ms. Amanda Campbell
Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Cannaley, II
Capitol City Fence Co., Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. William B. Carr, D.D.S.
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Carroll, II
Ms. Dawn L. Carter
Catalyst Management, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Chambers
Ms. Virginia Chapman
Charitable Advisors LLC
Mr. Victor E. Childers
Mr. and Mrs. Brian R. Chupp
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon L. Clark
Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Clark
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Clark
WR Clouse & Associates
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob E. Cobb
Ms. Jasmine Coleman
Mr. and Mrs. Brent Collier
Mr. Randall A. Collins
Community Hospitals of Indiana, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Derry Condon
Congregation Beth-El Zedeck
Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Cooper
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Cooper
Coopers Sport & Stardust Bowl
Mr. Philip Corbett
Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Cornelius
Mr. Steven L. Cornner
Mr. and Mrs. Leo A. Corrigan
Ms. Tina Cosby
Mr. and Mrs. John Cottrell
Ms. Dawn K. Courtney
Craycraft For State Senator Committee
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Crick
Mrs. Susan Cross
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cruse
Damon Faber Associates, Inc.
Ms. Deborah J. Daniels
Ms. Alison M. Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Davis
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Davis, Jr.
Ms. Judith P. Davis
Ms. Kim Davison
The Honorable John J. Day
Mr. Paul D. Dayton
Mr. Keith J. De Trude
Mrs. Ione Debolt
Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Decraene
Mr. James S. DellaRocco
Mr. and Mrs. Russell W. Desserich, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. James Devlin
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Devoe
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Dies
Ms. Christina M. Dimaria
Mr. and Mrs. David E. Dodd
Mr. Russell J. Dodge
Ms. Judy Doss
Ms. Betty S. Drake
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Dyke
Mr. and Mrs. John Laurence Eckel
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis E. Edmonds
Mrs. Glenda Sue Eicks
Ms. Jackie E. El
Ms. Reta Engel
Mrs. Joy Enkema
Stephen A. Enkema Trust
Exchange Club of Lafayette
Ms. Eydie Farrell
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Farris
Ms. Martha Feichter
Mr. H. L. Ferree
Ms. Lisa A. Fine
First United Methodist Church
Ms. Kelley A. Fisher
Ms. Maryann M. Fletcher
Ms. Gwen A. Fountain
Franklin Champions 4-H Club
Mr. and Mrs. Jack M. Freedman
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Freihofer
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Fronczek
Dr. Judith A. Ganser
Ms. Hyacinth D. Garrison
Ms. Patti Garza
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Gatman, II
Judge and Mrs. Steven R. Gaunt
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Geesa
Mr. Christopher Gendron
Mr. Giacoletti
Ms. Diane L. Giangrossi
Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Glover
Mr. and Mrs. Steven F. Glover
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goeke
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gohman
Ms. Doris Goodwin
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Gould
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gramling
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Grande
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Gretencord
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory D. Griffin
Ms. Jama Griner
Ms. Gaye Gronlund and Mr. Bruce Gorner
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Guinee
Ms. Janet Guyer
Ms. Thelma Hale
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Hall
Ms. Susannah J. Hallgarth
Mrs. Marjorie W. Hanley
Mr. James M. Hannah
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Harbin
Ms. Sally B. Harrell
Harrison Society
Mr. and Mrs. Guille Harvey
Mr. Scott Harvey
Ms. Jamie Hawblitzel
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hazlett, III
Ms. Stephanie E. Head
Ms. Kristianne Heckman
Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Heeg
Mr. and Mrs. David W. Heinekamp
Ms. Laura Henderson
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony L. Henn
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Henrichs
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Michael Hiatt
Mr. and Mrs. Cy J. Hildebrand
Mr. Carleton E. Hinshaw
Ms. Susan K. Hobson
Ms. Grace F. Holland
Hoosier Park LTD Partnership
Ms. Tracy Hopkins
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Hosford
Mr. Martin Howe
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Hoy
Mrs. Kathryn Huehl
Ms. Lisa Hughes
Mr. Clarence Humbles
Ms. Jo Ann C. Hundley
Ms. Emily Hurst-Jones
iGive.com, Inc.
Indianapolis Medical Society
International Medical Group
IU Psychiatric Associates, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Argyle G. Jackson
Mr. Steven A. Jamerson
Mr. and Mrs. J.A. James
Mrs. Ann Jefferson
Ms. Carolyn Sue Jennings
Dr. and Mrs. Charles F. Johnson
Ms. Darla J. Johnson
Mrs. Denise J. Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Johnson
Mrs. Wendy L. Johnson
Mr. Walter Justus
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Kaminski
Mr. Patrick Kane
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kappes
Ms. Anne G. Kavelman
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Keaney
Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey L. Kelsaw
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Kerr
Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. Kesler
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Killen
Ms. Delores King
Ms. Jennifer T. King
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Kingston
Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Kirk
Ms. Linda B. Kitchell
Kiwanis Club-Meridian Hills
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Klausmeier
Ms. Drusilla Knarr
Ms. Marcia E. Kolvitz and Mr. A. E. Schultze
Koorsen Protection Services
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Koppel
Ms. Dawn L. Kozarian
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Kuntz
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kurasz
Ms. Stephanie D. Landon
Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Lane
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Lanham
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene W. Lausch
Mr. and Mrs. Philip E. Lavelle, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Lechner
Ms. Cassandra Lee
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Leese
Mr. and Mrs. John Leininger
Lennington for Judge Committee
Mr. Hui Li
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Lichtenauer
Ms. Betty Lingeman
Ms. Terri R. Livingston
Loading Dock Pub
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Logan
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher D. Long
Dr. and Mrs. Randall Long