www.spcapets.com Winter 2015

Mission StatementOur mission at the Chautauqua County Humane Society is to promote the adoption of animals, prevent all forms of animal cruelty & neglect, and shelter lost, abandoned and homeless animals, and to provide education about the humane treatment of animals.

Core Principles1. Open and honest actions and

communications come first and they guide all that we do.

2. We respect our customers, volunteers, donors and staff above all else, and never forget that they come to us by choice. We share a personal responsibility to maintain their loyalty & trust, which must never be taken for granted. We will listen and respond and seek to WOW them at every turn.

3. We take responsibility for our own success and failures at work. Titles and roles do not matter when it comes to getting the job done.

4. We seek and reward creativity and ingenuity. We embrace the innovations and ideas that can change the lives of animals that once had little. We will use technology to further our goals when necessary and we must not be afraid to take informed, responsible risk. We can do more with less; we will not take shortcuts on quality.

5. We believe humor is essential to success. We celebrate achievement and we recognize that tears of happiness and sadness will appear in the work we do.

CHAUTAUQUA COUNTYHUMANE SOCIETYC A R I N G S I N C E 1 9 0 5

It’s that time of year again. The Chautauqua County Humane Society, along with Media One Group, is preparing to launch the 10th annual Pennies 4 Paws campaign! This year’s campaign will run from February 12 through the end of April and will benefit our 2015 Capital Campaign, which will drastically improve our ability to care for and save companion animal lives.

The care that these animals receive is more than just a shelter over their head. They are cared for in a way that would represent an animal of your own. From the meals they eat to the medical care they receive, the cost for caring for these animals can add up. In a world where pennies are becoming obsolete, CCHS stays true to the saying ‘every penny counts.’

We are lucky for the support that we receive from our community because without their help, we would not be able to care for the animals in the ways that we do. Our goal is set at 1.8 million pennies ($18,000) and the proceeds will be used to benefit our building addition and renovations in 2015.

Although pennies are the most common, any type of monetary contribution or fundraising during this time can help! We have had many contributions made from bake sales, Hat Days, pop bottle/can drives and more. You can be creative or you can ask for ideas on how your organization can help. Every penny supports our mission regardless of where it comes from. As always, our donation portal is available on our website with a special Pennies 4 Paws link.

If your school, social organization or business would like to participate, please contact Hannah Braun at 716-665-2209 ext. 213 to be added to the list. You can have your own special event or simply host one of our Pennies 4 Paws money collection containers from now through April. Arrangements can be made to pick up the donations at the end of the fundraiser if needed or you can bring your contributions to our Adoption Center on Strunk Road in Jamestown.

PENNIES 4 PAWS 2015: ‘BUCKS 4 BUILDING’

Over the past six years, CCHS and our community has witnessed our save rate reach an unprecedented high of 96.55%, we reached a milestone of spaying and neutering 10,000 cats for low income individuals and families, and we have averaged around 1,200 adoptions per year. All of these accomplishments would not have been possible without the help and guidance from an active, knowledgeable Board of Directors.

Elected volunteer board members can serve up to a 6 year term, which benefits the animals in our care greatly. As their terms expire, we must bid farewell and elect new officials. At the end of 2014, CCHS said goodbye to four of our thirteen board members.

Mary Schiller, Esq. board President, Fred Baker board Vice President, Yvonne Tovell, board Secretary and Mary Ellen Bonner have been significant assets to the success of CCHS over the past six years. We sincerely thank them all for their hard work and dedication to CCHS and all of the animals in our care. CCHS would not have reached such momentous successes without the knowledge and leadership from these four members.

CCHS BOARD MEMBERS’ TERMS EXPIRE

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Throughout the recent holiday season, the Chautauqua County Humane Society was showered with support and donations from our community. From a story of a 12 year old boy who wanted to give rather than receive to a group of dedicated, considerate college students, the animals at CCHS were feeling the love this year.

CCHS is so fortunate to have a community that thinks of us during this time of year. Being a not for profit organization, we live solely on the generous donations of our community and what we are able to accomplish here, is based on the commitment from our community.

Our first story is about Chase Jones, a determined, dedicated, and considerate 12 year old boy. This year for Christmas, instead of asking for gifts, because he already had everything he needed, he decided to give back. He went around to local businesses, friends, family, his school, his hockey team, etc. and collected items and monetary donations for the shelter. Go Chase!

Our next story involves two separate elementary schools within Chautauqua County. Students from Temple Elementary in Falconer, NY and Panama Central School in Panama, NY both held holiday gift exchanges. Instead of exchanging gifts with one another, they exchanged gifts for the animals. Those students have some pretty amazing teachers!

Every year, the Frewsburg Rest Home holds a bake sale and every year they choose a local charity to donate their proceeds to. This year CCHS was one of the few organizations they chose to donate to and we were so excited to give them a brief tour of the shelter when they stopped to visit!

Continuing their 4th year tradition, members from the Earth Awareness Club at Jamestown Community College, organized a Presents for Paws campaign at the college. They decorated a tree full of paw tags and each paw represents a different animal at CCHS. On the reverse side of the tag is a wish list item and the students are encouraged to purchase the item listed on the back of the tag.

These are just a few of the wonderful stories we witnessed here at CCHS during the holiday season and are truly thankful for all those who donated. Thank you to all for making it a more enjoyable holiday for our furry friends in need.

THE SEASON FOR GIVING

The 2015 ‘More Than a Shelter’ Capital Campaign is now underway and we are nearly ¾ of the way towards achieving our $750,000 goal, which will support our building and renovation project.

The project is expected to break ground in late spring 2015 and will entail two phases. Phase one will include a 2,000 square foot expansion to provide space for a new canine communal housing program, which will double CCHS’ canine capacity. The method of communal housing allows dogs the opportunity to live together in a well supervised environment, based on their play group personality types, rather than being isolated in a kennel. The arrangement reinforces their natural instincts, allowing them to be happier, healthier and more content while living in a shelter setting.

Phase two renovates specific areas of the current Strunk Road facility by adding an additional surgery room and prep room and expanding the recovery room. Redesigns will also include a new visitor welcome area with three private adoption stations and better access to the get acquainted rooms. Police and dog control officers will have 24-hour access and can now deliver stray and lost dogs to the Strunk Road facility. The remodel will use existing space more efficiently, which will increase the space for community education and events. This will allow for a better adoption experience.

Thanks to the generous support of many donors, including a $183,000 grant from the ASPCA, a $170,000 grant from the Lenna Foundation and an additional $100,000 grant from the R.C. Sheldon Foundation, the campaign has already raised more than $500,000.

If you would be interested in giving a gift towards our building and renovation project, there are many opportunities for donor recognition.

For more information or to discuss this campaign in greater detail, please contact Executive Director Jeff Lubi directly at jlubi@spcapets.com or by calling 716.665.2209 ext. 202.

MORE THAN A SHELTER CAPITAL CAMPAIGN LAUNCHES

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The 2014 Walk 4 Paws had another successful and generous turnout! With the help of the community, sponsors, and volunteers, CCHS collected over $34,000 to benefit the animals in our care. Despite the weather conditions, over 300 people attended the event, held at the Chautauqua Institution on October 4th.

The top three teams and individuals were announced at the event and were then honored at a special event held at our Strunk Road location. Ellie Hartnagel was the first place individual, collecting $1,112 and Flarfy’s Family finished as the top team, raising $1,955. The pet costume winner was awarded to the pirate and his treasure. Tag Days money collection weekends, sponsorships, and other various donations contributed to the approximate $34,200 total.

This year’s lead sponsor was Jamestown Medical Imaging. Additional sponsors included Clark Patterson Lee Design Professionals, Greater

Chautauqua Federal Credit Union, UBS Financial Services, Shults Ford Lincoln Hyundai, Team Jock Shop, Fessenden, Laumer and DeAngelo, Alpha Dog Marketing, Southern Tier Financial, Truck-Lite, Invisible Fence of Erie, King’s Heating and Sheet Metal, Lewis & Lewis, PC, S.P. Bussman Design Co., Dog Speak at the Dog Place, Allied Alarm Services, Athenaeum Hotel, Lockwood Agency,

The Post Journal and 106.9 Kiss FM.

CCHS would like to extend their sincere appreciation to all those who volunteered and/or donated to the 2014 Walk 4 Paws. The success of the event was made possible by the sponsors and those that volunteered and went out and solicited donations. Without their help and the assistance of our community, this event would not be possible!

WALK 4 PAWS 2014 RECAP

Eagle Systems of Jamestown, Inc., has always been a strong supporter of CCHS and has provided us with our printers for the past several years. They recently upgraded our printer to an e Studio 6530c Toshiba, which is much more convenient and financially appropriate. The printer has helped us significantly in allowing us to print more documents in house, rather than having to go through a printing company. We sincerely thank the staff and management at Eagle Systems of Jamestown, Inc.

Here is a message from Eagle Systems Branch Manager, Pete Sorce:

Being that Eagle Systems is a local business whose staff were mostly all born and raised in Jamestown, serving the local community along with helping people and pets just comes naturally.

Eagle Systems further serves Chautauqua County residents by supporting the county itself in our role as its primary copier provider. Located in the heart of downtown Jamestown, Eagle Systems opened the doors to our state of the art facility in September of 2007. As community support has always been of importance to our corporate identity, Eagle Systems welcomes the opportunity to be able to support and be associated with the essential vital mission of the Chautauqua County Humane Society.

CCHS RECEIVES GIFT FROM LOCAL COMPANY

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A MOMENT IN HISTORY

On January 9, 2015 CCHS celebrated our 110th birthday. Somewhere along our 110 year existence, the tangible trail of our history cannot be traced. I decided to take a trip down to the James Prendergast library in Jamestown to see if they held any of our most unique documents or held any significant images that could be used for future promotional use.

Although I could have spent an entire week researching, I only had a couple of hours to spare. I began looking through the library’s microfilm database, which can be a very tedious task. After about two hours, I finally stumbled upon the first article ever written about CCHS, formerly known as the Chautauqua County Branch of the ASPCA. This article was published in the Jamestown Evening Journal on Monday, January 9, 1905. It is slightly difficult to decipher, but if you look closely it reads:

S.C.P.A. Incorporated—Papers filed this morning legalizing the existence of the Chautauqua County branch.

Mayville, Jan. 9—The county clerk is this morning in receipt of papers for filing, incorporating the Chautauqua County branch of the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and the enforcement of all laws which now exist or may hereafter be enacted for such purpose. The principal office of the corporate body will be located at Jamestown and the directors are: Frederick W. Hyde [first vice president], William M. Hoffer [treasurer], Frank H. Mott [2nd vice president], James W. Butterfield [president] and Adelbert F. Jenks [secretary].

This piece, although minute in size, was very significant to our history and our hearts. If you have any historical documents or knowledge that you would like to share with us, please contact us at 716.665.2209 ext. 213 or by e-mail at hbraun@spcapets.com.

By Hannah Braun, Commnunity Relations Coordinator

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Donors, supporters and shoppers,

HELLO! It’s me again — Piglet! After being written up for my poor attendance and lack of overall effort at 2nd Chances I thought I’d better put a little more effort into my newsletter column. So, I’ve got to tell you about a new and exciting project that 2nd Chances and the BOCES Hewes Center have begun.

Many of you may be aware that our two organizations have been partners for years through our E-scrapping volunteer work experience class. The students have done such an awesome job breaking down the computers in this class, that a new challenge was needed. So, as I lay across a scratched and unpainted coffee table it hit me like a bolt of lightning — let’s start a furniture refinishing class! I know, an incredible idea, right?

I’m so proud to announce the Hewes Center rEfinishing project! Get it — rEfinishing… we kind of have a theme here. Occasionally 2nd Chances obtains furniture that needs a little TLC. Although our store has grown over the years, so we have no space — or time — to take on projects like that. So this is a perfect match! For now, the students are focusing on simple sanding, painting and minor repairs: real wood — no fiber board repairs. No reupholstering — yet but who knows? In just the first month the students refinished 8 pieces of furniture!

So here’s my point: Isn’t it amazing how two seemingly different organizations can work so well together? The students at BOCES are learning new skills and the staff at 2nd Chances receives some help. The best part is that each piece of refinished furniture has sold for 3 – 4 times the original price that we would have initially received before the refinishing. That means so much more for the animals of Chautauqua County! It must also be noted that we sincerely thank all the staff and students at BOCES for all their hard and amazing work.

So, remember, we have great merchandise at 2nd Chances and every time you purchase something or donate items you are helping to support the homeless and needy animals of Chautauqua County! I might sleep a lot when I’m at work but I’m always thinking!!

That’s my point!!

Meowfully submitted,

Piglet

PIGLET’S POINT: 2ND CHANCES’ “E”XCELLENT PARTNERSHIP WITH BOCES

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MEMORIALS/HONORARIUMS

In Memory of:Elizabeth Laura Winans Greater Chautauqua Federal Credit Union Ruth Chipman Jay and Jan Wilcox Linda & Bill McGee Marge & Ted HopersRachel B Ditzler Mr. and Mrs. Allen Yahn Jerry and Jane Lockwood Jim DitzlerJohn Pavlock Kathleen, Ruth, Scott,& Steve Stanton and Susan Herold Sue WatrousHelen Marie Winship Finch Abraham Lincoln Elementary School Faculty Brenda Cavallaro Shirley and Gail Gustafson & Family Victoria and Angelo VolpeGertrude Weaver Emogene Doverspike & FamilyPatricia Barton Wayne and Karen SwansonHarold “Bud” Alden Ralph and Sylvia HallbergPhylis Johnson George & Doris Bergfeldt“Felix” Beloved Dog of Todd Allen Lyn Harris“Callie” Beloved Cat of Scott Gould & Mary Bosek Lyn Harris Mary CarpenterSue Brosius Jack and Bobbie ThompsonBarb Rexford Richard and May LyonErnie Erickson Diane PrusikLaurie Peterson’s Sweet Angel Boy “Bob” The Great Dane Laurie PetersonMarilyn Butcher Darwin ButcherJack Lindquist Mr. and Mrs. Robert LampClifton Bailey Denny and Linda BarmoreRobert Thomas Sorg Jack and Bobbie Thompson Rosanne & Dan JohansonDina McKeirnan Karen ThayerWilliam Covell, Sr. Marcia Ohman Arlie Caswell Charles & Sandra ScholenoRyan Kiblin Sherman Ripley Youth Football Wild Eagles Robert & Mary Barger Brian & Nancy Jordan Tom, Sandy & Sarah CalalesinaRyan Kiblin & Emma Lee Mary Lindsey Allan & Sandy Meeder Carlene Cochran Dave, Sue, J.D. & Amy Arp William & Wanda Nelson SKF Employees Gary & Terry De LellisRyan Kiblin and Her Infant Daughter Emma Lee Jessica SeipRyan Kiblin Daughter of Diane Gattorno Warren Medical GroupEmma Lee Mary Kiblin Lindsey Stuart Tool & Die INC.Ward Raynor Thomas & Roswita McMasterMerle Houghwot Debbie Illig and the families of Pat, Val, Carol, Deb and Greg George Minnigh Barbara KiddoJanice Tyler Dave & Pat Howard Mrs. Gertrude Fetzner Mrs. Frances P. Marchiando Mark & Rona Rassi Jamestown Container Companies Mrs. Carol WayneElsie Hogan Mrs. Carol WayneThe Birthday of Robert Sorg Who Would Have Been 25 on July 29th, 2014 Carol Sorg Dan SorgMary J. Johnson Mary PetersonCassie “Cat” Gauronski Bill & Victoria BauerPhyllis Olson

Daine PrusikParicia Meekins Homer Meekins Michael Rinaldo“Gracie” Beloved Cat of Carlene Groeger Mimi & Rich LaughnerHarriett Carlson Ken & Ethel Johnson“Sidney” Sally & Roger Steger“Rainbow” Pet of Bob & Mary Kauffman Gerald & Joan Kauffman“Mickey” Sandra GiambraDear “Benji James, Cynthia & Jon KlockoKeith Vollentine Margaret EdgertonCharles Culhane Charles & Leslie Pringle Holiday Harbor Marina Mr. & Mrs Durand Peterson Julie Peterson Tim & Betsy Shults Jon Vander Molen & the staff of Lakewood Furniture Galleries Brenda Johnson Bill & Connie Wright Carol Sorg Andy & Kay Robinson Tom & Sandy Calalesina John & Jane Roos Allen & Barbara Yahn Jim & Martha Schnars Thomas & Diane AndersonStephen L. Gibbs, Jr. Mrs. Dorothy Benjamin & FamilyEdward Gould Walmart Store #1973 Fellow Associates“Haro,” Beloved Cat of Suzan Sales Nancy NealMary Gould Heritage Vaillage South Wing“Hobie,” Beloved Rescue Dog of Michael & Gail Espinoza Michael & Gail EspinozaDorothy Ecklund Stella Dynys Doris Gulvin Norma Arvidosn Tammy SamuelsonLillian Marie Kibbe Coe Hope’s Windows Inc.Beloved Golden “Sport” Bill & Deb PalmerSable Scott Gould & Mary BosekMuriel Atman Tom & Jean BennettMarlene Fisher Donna & Bruce Johnson Dave & Pat Howard Mrs. Frances P. Marchiando Robert & Elizabeth Briggs June Stoddard Gilbert Pearson Roger & Charlene Bigney Ronald Rog Gene, Mick & Jr.Roy Cissell Charles & Marsha Thorpe“Taeya” Beloved Dog of Jason & Danielle Whitfield Linda Bradigan“Murphy” Beloved Dog of Erin Tyler Phillis HamiltonDonna Minardi Lois HartelSuzanne Colf Donald ColfBarry Sullivan, Jr. Brenda Johnson Kathleen A. CrockerJames Barrett Sullivan Al & Diane Atcheson Rosanne & Dan JohansonJoseph Camarata Donna & Bruce Johnson Frances M. Raimondo Eric & Janet Von ReynRose Bonfiglio John & Kathie Stravato“Chloe” Precious Dog of Mr.& Mrs. Richard Turner Mary Blair The Neilson Family“Ali,” Much Loved Dog of Cathy & Dick Sowles Beverly & Paul CarlbergElizabeth Ann Johnson Employees of Truck-Lite Co. LCCDorothy S. Billing Ronald & Verena Sanner Barbara West Barbara Johnson & Carol Rawlings

Jack & Bobbie ThompsonMargaret Newhouse Dan & Sandy ForsbergCheryl Cole Brenda & Timothy Martinson Daniel Arrance Gary & Terry Jo BjorkquistCherie Calavitta Mrs. Richard L. SotirBeloved Felines Russell & Thomas Frances ClarkRuby & Dylan Bonnie Woods Stacey Boltz Michael Rinaldo Homer MeekinsDorothy Raistrick Michael RinaldoRobert Klein Robert SandbergMildred Glotz Robert SandbergKenneth W. Ott Lakeland Neighbors Clayton & Helen Emick Fred & Margaret Henssler Fritz & Maryellen Tobias Norma Clovin John & Marilyn Depew Ron & Janet Juhre Kirk & Linda Timblin Joanne Swanson Bob & Mary KraftLaura Loverme Carol Cardinale Dale M. BuschmanMary Whitaker Katharine MannMajorie Layton Elaine GallupJames Walrod Jeffrey and Mary CarlsonAnnette Oehmen Bob & Orrissh GreenwaldLaura Klauss Philip Taft & FamilyFloyde Fanale Beverly YachettaIsabek MacDougall Board Stephen & Cathleen BoardRazi Patricia SunzeriBrittany Ingalls Middaugh Susan M. Ingalls Norma & Casper GoodrichCharles “Stu” Davidson Mrs. Russell Fuscus SKF Employees Fund Robert A Cordosi Christine Humphrey Nikole Knobloch Dick & Sandy Weimer Debbie Ericsson Chrissie Constantine-Rere Sharon Peterson Dr. Paul J. Pinciaro Barry &Shirley Leyman Employees of Truck-lite Peter & Frances D’Angelo Jerry & Bev White Heidi & Justin Bird Mr & Mrs. Philip C. Cammarata Jr Anthony DeMarcoKathleen Osborn Florish Hospitality Employees of Chau. Co. Dept. of Health & Human ServicesJames Riolo II Elizabeth Gleason Robert & Sharon Bykowski Ruth Kriese Janelle Riolo Angelo and Victoria VolpeDr. Robert A. Hagstrom Terrill Ortiz Dale Johnson Sokoloff Betsy & Joe Cordaro Nikole Knobloch Jack & Bobbie Thompson Mr. & Mrs. George & Joyce Bataitis Mary Brickley Lynda Harris Theodore & Susanna Kurtzals Beth & Dennis Lassi Thomas & Mary EarlandsonNancy S. Carlson Verna & Kathy Stornes Mary Hedin Mr & Mrs. George & Joyce Bataitis Annette Goodman Jack & Bobbie Thompson Jim & Marcia Bliss Jack & Laura Engdahl Ron & Marilyn Wilcox Mr. & Mrs. Don & Joanne Puder

The Neubauer FamilyJoyce Monroe Wendell, Christine & Brodie Reed Marilyn & Marvin ChristensenEdward Reich Mr. & Mrs. Thomas FlynnLois Paul Betty KolbacherHarold Paul Bennett David & Marlene WilkinsonBeloved Dog Teddy Ruth SturgisMatilda Cusimano Horace & Joan BattagliaJames M. Walrod Phyllis HamiltonMillie, Pretty Girl & Blackie Ellis & Barbara JohnsonCeci Mary Autumn SpeerLeo Cummings Dea A. WheelerBeloved Dags Rambo & Daisy Mark & Jane DerbyDaniel Yusz Marilyn & David Perdue Roxann JurkowskiGeorge J. Cheronis Terry ConstantineAlvin Heck Diane PrusikDeAnna Fisher Elaine Caflisch Marge Wallgren Thelma Ecklund Jill Jarrett Marie Elder Helen Bigg Linda Mason Kathy Swanson Ann Brown Denise Snyder-NorbergMargaret Sixbey Norman & Sheryle ButtonMandy Sue BensonPhillis Poloncarz David & Roberta Harley Thomas T. Poloncarz Pat & Kathy McMullen Michael & Becky Addington Mille Drummond Carolann Woodard & Zach Saubren Don & Patty Molnar John Y. CarlsonEdwin O Anderson Jeanne & Curt Ecklund Joyce & Steve Tedquist Karen & Ray Fitch Steve & Merrie Seymour Martha Lundin Donna Johnson Karen Lundin Jeff Griffith Roger & Charlene Bigney John & Diane KervinJohn W. Roos Carol Woolschlager Carol Hallberg Jim & Kathy Holderness Kay R. Stahlman Bemus Point Inn Restaurant Martha Karapantso Kay & Brian Bucher John E. Anderson Judith Young Mr. & Mrs. L. Durand Peterson Jane Campbell John & Greta O’Dwyer Family of Denver Jeff Swanson Family of Boston Robert Briggs Residents of Fairwood Drive Marv & Bonnie Eimiller Jamestown Business College Linda Cappellano Barbara DeStefano Joan Swanson Jane & Don Landquist Edith M Landquist Terry & Sharon Landquist Douglas & Lucin Spoto Thomas & Diane Anderson Dennis Lundberg Hartley Buick GMC Truck Inc. John & Marie Plumb Theodore Bogdan Jim Schnars Fred & Judy Gregory Kenneth & Nancy Cooper Dr. & Mrs. Lyndon & Melanie Gritters Thomas & Sharon Terwilliger Richard & Patricia Slater Jerome Lockwood

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All honorariums/memorials listed were given betweenJuly 1, 2014 and December 29, 2014

In Memory of John Roos and in Gratitude for His Son Jane RoosBeloved Cat “Fred” Harold AlmquistShawn Moran Don Southwick Jerry & Pat Jorgenson Patricia Moran The Morans Mike, Bruce, Jeff & Jan Charles & JoAnne GustafsonBeloved Dog “Odie” Mary HerreraRob Heintzleman Theodore Bogdan Jim SchnarsLes Schnars Jim Schnars Angela RicottaBeloved Dog “Jasmine” Philip EricksonBeloved Dog “Yoda” Mary & Charlie Schiller“Phantom” Mr. & Mrs. Kent“Marino” Dan & Rosanne JohansonKathleen Schaefer Dawn Kalejta“Goldie” Sam LaMancusoYolande Augusto NYS Southern Tier Porcelain ArtistsEdward Conway Joan Conway“Jane” Beloved Dog of Tom & Sally Greer Edward & Claire Davis IIIBarbara Juel Theodore & Eivor GustafsonMarie Johnson Mrs. Frances P. Marchiando Rita Ventura The RisselsCheryl Cole John & Jackie Watkins“Sampson,” Prescious Poodle of Robert & Tom McCardles Jim & Dodie EricsonClara Saff Daniel and Dianne NelsonJeff Card Brenda and Timothy Martinson“Barley,” Beloved Dog of Brooke Colley Betsi McCulloughDavid Jones Leona Peterson“Buddy” Brian, Sandi, Kristen, Katie & Jon BogeyBeloved Boxer “Eich” William, Kitty, Shannon, Kristen Bessette & William SalieBeloved Horse “Vita” Mimi & Rich LaughnerMary Gould Heritage Village South WingLoving Pet “Brew” Dr. & Mrs. Donald EnoRobert Charles Westfall J. Roy AndersonBeloved Pet Shotzy Sharon UteggDominic Spitale Ron Yachetta Louanne & John Morehouse Cardinale Family Josette & Fletcher Johnson Frances P. Marchiando Jean Wilberg, Phil, Doug & Julie and Families Sally Beckstrom Connie & Gary Dove Joseph Fiorella Victoria & Angelo Volpe, Jr. Mary Volpe George & Mary SpitalePooker Kitty Diane ForsbergRev. Gerald Kauffman Dennett Carpenter Jerald Weber Nancy Sheldon Marlene VandeventerHerbert Frick Mrs. Herbert Frick & Karen FrickDoris Anderson Lisa ChristSam Frisicaro

Joseph & DeEtte DispenzaJanine Denn Gale A. DennOakley Jane CampbellNancy Marie Dotson Reamey Marlene WilkinsonDr. Anthony Floccare Brian & Peggy AndersonJoey Foley Paul & Sally LombardoJ. Robert Johnson Diane PrusikPip Beloved Cat of Victoria & Bill Bauer Tom & Connie GauronskiRocky Marlene GrantMickey Sandra GiambraSherwood Fleming Dorothy Fleming Nancy & Ted MelinRon Frushone Karen Thayer Robert & Dolores Prince Agnes Tilaro Lisa Vargo Annette & Jack Christopher Russell & Josephine Conti Douglas & Laurie Bedient James & Diane Lucey Onalle & Robert Williams Rosellen & Richard Sandquist Catherine Bitsack Beverly Armitage Richard Castagnino Janice MoranHarley Bell Barbara BellMary C. Caprino Michael & Marsha Newman Marlene Wilkinson Agnes Tilaro Joanne Lundgren Carmella Hanley Donald & Arlie Caswell Galdys Steele Sanda Waddington Pat & Gene Sadowski Theodore Bogdan Fred & Georgiann Rizzuto Mrs. Frances Marchiando Sandra Macey Ralph & Theresa Germaine Brian & Irene Stimson Phil-N-Cindys Lunch Robert & Linda Bray Donna Waddington Dorothy Anderson Ken & Gayle VosslerSkip & Gen Lumia & All Of Their Boxer Dogs Dan & Michelle SeymourCasey A. Moore Darlene SilvaShadow Dolores ParsonsBeloved Lab Kashi Linda BradiganBeloved Cat Patches Neil & Bonnie AndersonSandie Anderson Dave & Nancy KingsleyMargaret “Peggy” Loder Marlene WilkinsonBeloved Son Doug Linnea Pangborn“Yzma” Beloved Cat of Bonnie Harlow Dave & Pat SwartwoodIlse Whaley Valerie SmithRobert A. (Bob) Peterson Kathy, Bill, Cory & Katy WhitmoreMerle K. Penhollow John & Julie SpitaleBetty Cummings Schultz Gretchen ClarkSusan Greggs Robert GeerstonBeloved Pet “Sidney” David and Dixie ButtonPaula Laughner Mimi & Rich LaughnerRanger Sue BensonAnn

Gary LindstromBernice Cole Robert ColeEric Carlson Pat LaMancusoSammy Lisa CrandallDaryl Joann CarlsonTheodor Barlow Mr.& Mrs. Lincoln Fisher Bemus Point Inn James W. Schnars Matha Tracy- Schnars Diane RootFrancesca Sabino Mrs. Frances MarchiandoMarianne McElrath Rhonda LaMancusoPatricia A. Miller Mrs. Doris Gulvin Carol Kesby Donna PacittiPrecious & Panter, Beloved Kitties Stepfanie Mittlefehldt“Amelie” Beloved Poodle Stepfanie MittlefehldtCasey Beloved German Shepard Stepfanie MittlefehldtPatricia Hartzell Laurie & George MeierMac & Other Loved Pets Mr. Robert PetrolineBrian & Sharon Smith & Freckles Mr. Robert PetrolineSteve Sprague Cherl Ward AjluniTim Sprague Cherl Ward AjluniEdna L. Slagle Nancy J NealJake & Maggie Julie & Tom LescynskiMary Gould Hertitage Village South Wing“Norbie” Ryan Fisher and Alexandra Wellman

In Honor of:James M. Smith J. Marlin CaskerBrent Sheldon’s Birthday Loretta & Gene Smith“Kelly” Louise TefftSweet “Jake” James, Cynthia & Jon KlockoMr. & Mrs. George & Joyce Bataitis John & Nancy CarlsonLisa Matteo Doug BargarThe Marriage of Angela Burton & Erik Swanson Sue Keppel Mr. & Mrs. E.D. SwansonJim Boothby’s Birthday Janice BoothbyConnie Nemes Birthday Lynn SmithNancy Sheldon’s Birthday Loretta SmithJackie Carlson Joanna BellizziHer Dad’s Birthday Kimberly KemsleyBonnie Woods Georgi RiceBarb Waterman Bill & Jeanne MorgensternJenny Loomis The Staff at WNY Urology “The Sunshine Fund”Oscar Mary HuntTyrese, Trace & Trystan Marsha ScottNorma & Bill Beazell Ruth SchrekHedy Krasnobrod Ruth SchrekJan Monroe Ruth SchrekGail& Bill Hoff Ruth SchrekDawn Nelson’s Birthday Virgina A. Dart Thom & Ann Griehm

Tom Pembridge Employees of CMFS & MiracleanJerry & Ann Saar Mike, Marcy & grandchildren SaarJerry Saar Christine SaarJim & Tami Gaston Marie & Jean HanrahanBilleJean Hubert, Mary Kulig, Mardell Johnson, Diane Nelson and Rachel Nordine Sally PrayThomas & Connie Gauronski Bill & Victoria BauerSylvia Wurst & Olliver Bruce SwansonBrendan & Deanne Sloan Melody & Jeff SloanElaine Lampropolos Sharon ReedDiane Mittelstaedt C. Elaine FrobesCorey Schmitt Kim CarlsonTroy Kim CarlsonCarrie Kim CarlsonEmme Gary & Debbie KinnisNorman & Nancy Karp Jordan KarpNils Peterson Elenor DoudLynn Smith Scott SmithMs. Kimberly Ognibene Dr. Frederick OgnibeneRoxanne Tom WightTina Kuligowski Bruce & Donna JohnsonBetty Lou Blixt Bill & Rachel BoerstLinda Costanzo Bill & Rachel BoerstLouis Nalbone The Employees of Chautauqua Aircraft Sales, Inc. The Employees of Dunkirk Avionics LLC The Employees of Dunkirk Aviation Sales & Services, Inc. The Employees of Jamestown Aviation CompanyJennifer Pierce Brent & Nancy SheldonCarol Miller Brent & Nancy SheldonRandy Vaughn Miller Brent & Nancy SheldonJim & Marge Johnson Brent & Nancy SheldonFriends & Coworkers at Family Health Medical Services Stepfanie MittlefehldtArthur & Delores Scott Kreig & Kristen Hoth Marie Hanrahan’s Birthday Jim & Tami GastonCraig & Kaity Felton Tina FeltonJanice & Doug Hayes Ann Lawson & Carl HansonLucky Martin WhiteBrent & Nancy Sheldon Sara BeckerWarren & Jackie Terrill Nathan & Michele Terrill Gary & Robin Woodbury Nathan & Michele Terrill Ken & Linda Miller Loren Smith Foster Family Christmas Keith & Judy Foster

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2014 CCHS YEAR IN REVIEW