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Soup Sunday raises more than $70,000 ... 5 Kids, volunteers work together, build playground ... 7 Community steps up during Holiday Heroes ... 13 Family Victories from Youth Villages Mid-South Spring 2013 Diagnosis of a family Rodney and his mother were both on board to get to a solution — page 4 Microsoft grant boosts technology literacy for at-risk children — 3

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Newsletter highlighting the work of Youth Villages in the Mid-South

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Page 1: New Heights Mid-South – Spring 2013

Soup Sunday raises more than $70,000 ... 5

Kids, volunteers work together, build playground ... 7

Community steps up during Holiday Heroes ... 13

Family Victories from Youth Villages Mid-South Spring 2013

Diagnosis of a familyRodney and his mother were both on board to get to a solution — page 4

Microsoft grant boosts technology literacy

for at-risk children — 3

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A message from our CEO

2 Spring 2013 n New Heights n Mid-South

I was recently reminded of a time not too long ago, before

Youth Villages came into being.

I was appointed to manage a small youth residential

facility east of Memphis named Dogwood Village. I was

young, right out of school, and wasn’t sure what to expect. I

had worked and volunteered for years at child welfare and

treatment organizations and in the juvenile justice system.

So I knew what the children would be like.

But the business of running the center was new to me,

and the responsibilities sometimes seemed overwhelming. It seemed as if

every day brought a new crisis or some new twist in rules, and it would take a

lot of time to make sure things were taken care of properly.

I remember that, but I also remember how much help I had.

I had staff who supported me and did what was needed – many of them are

still with Youth Villages today. But I also had people in the community such as

business leaders, court employees, judges, carpenters and other civic-minded

people who saw to me and made sure I was getting the most out of the small

reimbursement stream we were getting at the time.

It was a great time, and without those who helped me, Youth Villages surely

wouldn’t be what it is today. In the Mid-South, our support from individuals,

community and corporate partners is critical. Only with your help can we

reach more children.

Many years ago, I didn’t know Youth Villages would be what it is today. When

I began, I just wanted to help children, and with like-minded folks on my

side, we were able to help more every year. Now we have clear evidence that

our Evidentiary Family RestorationTM approach is the most effective for our

country’s troubled children.

With your continued help, I know Youth Villages’ future path will be to help

more children and families who need our life-changing care.

A successful future depends on the support and assistance of you and others in the community

Patrick W. Lawler

Chief Executive Officer

[email protected]

901-251-5000

Youth VillAgesboArd of directors

Mid-southleAdership council

Frank Cianciola

Lee McWaters

Richard Miller

Laura Rosas

Kevin Ross

Joel Smith

John Strange

Christopher Vescovo

Carolyn Wainwright

Mike Bruns, Chairman

Bryan Jordan, Vice Chairman

Jimmy Lackie, Secretary

Paul Bower, Treasurer

Jim Barton Jr.

Eric Bolton

Marietta Davis

Judith Edge

Nicholas R. Ehlen

Jack A. Eiferman

Joanna Jacobson

Rev. Robert Earl Jones

Karole Lloyd

Mark Medford

Johnny Pitts

Ray Pohlman

Ronnie Randall

Pat Ritz

Michael Rose

Richard W. Talkov

Matthew Tarkenton

Scotland Thede

David Tyler

Patrick Lawler, CEO

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News and events

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Program SuccessAs a national leader in the field of behavioral health, Youth Villages has measured

outcomes of children and families participating in its programs since 1994.

StatusAt one-year follow-up

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81% 81%89%

At hom

e with fam

ily

No involvem

entw

ith the law

In school or graduated

*82.7% of youth were in state custody at admission to the program.

The graph above represents the status of youth who participate in one of Youth Villages’ core programs one year after discharge through March 2012. Figures include only youth who received at least 60 days of service and reflect a response rate of 54 percent.

Events around the Mid-South

A Day on the Hill

The leadership team

from Youth Villages

joined YV CEO Patrick

Lawler in meetings

with state legislators at

the Capitol as part of

Youth Villages Day on

the Hill. Partnerships

with Tennessee’s De-

partment of Children’s

Services have allowed

Youth Villages to do

great things for chil-

dren and families and

have served as a guide

for our work in other

states.

We’re asking the

state to expand funding

of our transitional liv-

ing program, allowing

us to help serve every

young person in Ten-

nessee who ages out

of foster care or state

custody or who needs

help during the transi-

tion years.

YV5K Jackson raises $4,000

More than 80 runners

braved the snow and

cold weather to partici-

pate in the third annual

YV5K in Jackson, Tenn.,

in March, raising more

than $4,000 for Youth

Villages’ programs.

Microsoft has awarded a grant of more

than $7.4 million

in software and

technology to

Youth Villages,

one of the nation’s largest providers of

help to children with emotional and be-

havioral problems and their families.

The grant is part of Microsoft’s Youth-

Spark initiative, which is designed to

create opportunities for 300 million

youth around the world. It will provide

software and support on Youth Villages’

residential campuses, supply technology

for young adults being helped through

its transitional living program and

improve the organization’s internal and

external communications systems.

“Microsoft is one of our most impor-

tant partners,” said Patrick Lawler,

Youth Villages CEO. “Since 1997, their

generosity has allowed us to provide the

best computer technology to our kids.

This grant means Microsoft’s total sup-

port of Youth Villages’ children comes to

nearly $13 million, which has helped our

youth learn computer skills and allowed

us to support our staff with modern clini-

cal records and office technology.”

The grant allows children receiv-

ing help at schools on Youth Villages’

residential campuses to use the latest

Microsoft software and curriculum to

improve their computer literacy and

learn the fundamentals of word pro-

cessing, spreadsheets, the Internet and

presentations.

Microsoft boosts technologY literAcY for At-risk children

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Intercept family intervention specialists provide services to the family, rather than just to the youth, meeting with families an average of three times weekly and remaining on call 24/7. We tailor services to meet each family’s needs, while measuring treatment progress through ongoing assessment and review. Specialists

collaborate with other providers, case workers and courts to formulate a collaborative treatment plan. Small caseloads – four to six families – allow our family intervention specialists to focus on the individual needs of each child and family we serve.

Getting Rodney the right things

4 Spring 2013 n New Heights n Mid-South

The difference was staggering.

Even people outside the home no-

ticed the change for the better.

Here’s Rodney playing football,

sitting in class without disrupting, be-

ing respectful to his teachers and his

mother. But mom remembers the near

decade before this change.

“He could go from zero to 10 super-

quick,” his mother, Kimbella, said.

“People told us it was him just being a

teenager, or it was just him acting out.

But I know Rodney, and it wasn’t him.”

Youth Villages Family Intervention Specialist Zaneta Barnett’s first priority was to get Rodney set up with a physician.

The family found out Rodney’s bipo-

lar disorder could be treated effec-

tively with proper medication, which

almost eliminated his behavior issues

of physical and verbal aggression.

“Many of his other behavior issues

still had to be dealt with after we

addressed the medication,” Zaneta,

whom they called “Miss Z,” said.

“They’re a great family, and we need-

ed to go to the school and establish

that connection with them and also

establish some boundaries at home.”

Rodney’s outbursts before had many

times resulted in him getting what he

wanted. In a small apartment with five

family members, doing that meant

keeping the peace.

But Kimbella wanted something more – she wanted her son back.

“Now I can have a conversation with

him,” she said. “Now he goes to school

and football practice. He’s contemplat-

ing joining the debate team.”

Zaneta worked with the school, even

sitting in on some of Rodney’s classes,

to show both the school and Rodney

the level of commitment and support

he was receiving.

In return, as he earned the trust

of his family, Rodney began earning

more freedom. On those occasions

when he gets worked up, he uses re-

laxation skills he learned from Zaneta.

“I’m thankful it got better, and it’s

still improving,” Kimbella said. “Be-

tween the medication and Youth Vil-

lages, he’s improved so much.”

Rodney also has a mentor and plans

to participate in track and field. At 15,

he still has issues from time to time,

but it’s different – now he’s just being a

teenager.

“Youth Villages was the best thing that ever hap-pened to him,” Kimbella said. “And I don’t know where I’d be without Youth Villages.”

“They are a great family,” Zaneta

said. “Once Rodney saw the amount of

support for him, he began to hold him-

self accountable and he’s accomplished

a lot in a small amount of time.”

Rodney, left, with his mother, Kimbella. Rodney received intensive in-home services to address behavior issues, but the bigger issue was finding proper medication to treat the root cause of his behavior.

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ore than 50 restaurants and caterers participated in this year’s Soup Sunday event, raising more than $73,000 to benefit Youth Villages’ programs. More than 20 years ago, Danny Sumrall and Mike Warr organized the first event in downtown Memphis. Since its inception, Soup Sunday has raised more than $1

million to benefit Youth Villages’ programs. This year’s event featured food trucks for the first time, with trucks from YoLo, Central BBQ, Memphis Munchies and Rock ‘n’ Dough Pizza Co.

Soup Sunday biggest ever!

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Donors

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YV Visionary AnonymousThe Assisi Foundation of MemphisMr. and Mrs. Paul BowerMr. and Mrs. Michael BrunsThe Edna McConnell Clark FoundationThe Day FoundationThe Jenesis GroupMr. and Mrs. Mark MedfordMicrosoft CorporationMr. and Mrs. Ronnie Randall

YV Pillar AnonymousFirst Tennessee FoundationHauntedweb of HorrorsKonica Minolta Business SolutionsMr. Larry LevingstonMemphis GrizzliesMemphis Runners Track ClubMr. and Mrs. Johnny PittsRose Foundation

YV Leader Estate of Phyllis O’Bryan BaileyMr. and Mrs. Jim BartonBlueCross BlueShield of TennesseeHelen L. Siddon Bogan Charitable TrustMr. and Mrs. H. Eric BoltonBoyle Investment CompanyC.H. Robinson - MemphisMr. and Mrs. Hilliard CrewsFedEx CorporationGerber-Taylor & AssociatesGoodlett FoundationGossett Motor CarsMr. and Mrs. Bryan JordanMr. and Mrs. James LackieLaffoon Family TrustMr. and Mrs. Scott Lavelle

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas MarchantMemphis Area Association of RealtorsMr. R. Andrew TaylorMr. and Mrs. James TurnerMr. and Mrs. James Vining

YV Protector AnonymousBancorpSouthMs. Sally D. BanksBest Buy Children’s FoundationThomas W. Briggs Foundation Inc.Community Foundation of Greater MemphisData Facts Inc.GlobalGiving FoundationNollie and Amanda Henington TrustKele Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Scott LavelleLiberty Mutual InsuranceMemphis Chapter 20 Institute of Real Estate Management — IREMThe Schadt Foundation Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Stephen TanzerUnited Way of the Mid-SouthMr. and Mrs. Michael WaddellMr. and Mrs. John Williams

YV Builder AnonymousAB Mauri Fleischmann’sA2HMr. and Mrs. Kent AndersonMr. and Mrs. Ben BaerMr. Charles BaerMr. and Mrs. Richard BarnhartMr. and Mrs. Terry BatemanMr. James Stephen BertieBethel UniversityMr. and Mrs. Hugh J. BooneMr. and Mrs. Larry BooneThe Canale Foundation Inc.Cargill Feed & NutritionMs. Jennifer CaseJudge and Mrs. Robert ChildersContemporary Media Inc.Crye-Leike REALTORSMr. and Mrs. Victor DeBaccoDelta Asset Management LLCMr. and Mrs. Richard DevereauxFedEx ServicesMr. Keith FieldsMr. and Mrs. Bruce FlaskampMr. Trip FolkMr. Eric FountainMr. Spencer FullenMr. Jason Gallop

Mr. James GattasMr. and Mrs. William GilesMr. and Mrs. Michael Goldstein Greek Orthodox Church of the AnnunciationMr. and Mrs. Mark GuthrieHart Davis Hart Wine Co.Mr. and Mrs. Jay HarvillDr. Jane HaydenDr. Paula Ann HerringHershey Foods CorporationMs. Karen Fields IsaacmanInventory Locator Service Inc. ILSMr. Jeff JacksonJackson Lewis LLPMr. and Mrs. George JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Kert JohnsonK C Homes of Memphis AreaKeller Williams RealtyLakeland Lions FoundationMr. and Mrs. Ben LandersLinkous Construction Co. Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Lou LoebMr. and Mrs. Corey LynchMadison GroupMagna BankMr. and Mrs. Myron MallMr. Frank MarkusMr. and Mrs. Charles MartinMr. and Mrs. Lawson MauryMr. and Mrs. Timothy MayMs. Kristin McCurry and Mr. Charlie CadiganMr. Richard McKinleyMcWaters & Associates RealtorsMemphis British Sports Car Club LTD.Memphis Consumer Credit Association Inc.Memphis’ Incredible Pizza CompanyMulti-Million Dollar ClubMurphy, DeZonia, and WebbOptimist Club of White StationMrs. Carol Prentissredplus innovationsIdalia Roth Charitable TrustMr. and Mrs. Raymond SchultzServiceMaster Talent AcquisitionMr. and Mrs. John SheahanDr. Thomas ShockleyMr. Darral SimmonsMr. and Mrs. Ratan SinghSoutheastern Asset Management Inc.Southern Security Federal Credit UnionSurdna Foundation Inc.

Ms. Barbara TatgeThe University of MemphisMrs. Wendy ThompsonMrs. Lucy TurnbullMr. and Mrs. Stephen VescovoMr. Ed ViningVolvo of MemphisMs. Bonnie WalkerWalmartWatkins Uiberall PLLCMr. and Mrs. Thomas WatsonMr. and Mrs. Thomas WhitmanThe Kemmons Wilson Family FoundationMr. William WilsonXerox CorporationMr. and Mrs. Dan Young

Friend of Youth Villages AnonymousACH Foods Cos. Inc.Mrs. Sylvia AdamsMr. and Mrs. Jerry AdwellMr. Kenneth AgeeMr. Michael AlbersDr. J.E. AlbrightAlexander Thompson ArnoldMs. Cameryn AlexanderMr. and Mrs. Harold AlexanderMs. Sandra AlexanderMr. and Mrs. James H. AllenMs. Lashunda AllenMrs. Mary Walton AllenAllie Prescott & Partners LLCAmerican Clothing Express Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Porter AndersonMs. Susan T. AndersonMs. Lisa AndreottaMr. Michael AndrewsMs. Patricia AndrewsMr. John AngMs. Wanda AntoszMr. and Mrs. Michael AustinAutoZoneMr. Christopher BabbMr. and Mrs. Lee BachmanMr. Tony BaileyMs. Mary BairdMr. Bobby BakerMr. Curtis BakerMr. and Mrs. Harry BakerMr. and Mrs. Frank BaltonMr. and Mrs. Thomas BandlerBank of BartlettMs. Pennie BarclayMr. Ryan BarnesMr. and Mrs. Jim BartonMr. Darius BaskenMr. Charles BaskinMr. Earle BatesBattistellis Italian Fest

The following donors

made gifts of $50 or more

to Youth Villages between

Jan. 1 and Dec. 31, 2012. The

board of directors and staff

of Youth Villages gratefully

acknowledge these thought-

ful contributions.

If you made a contribu-

tion during this time but it

is not listed, please call the

Youth Villages Development

department at 901-251-4822.

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hildren from Youth Villages put crayon to paper and drew their dream playgrounds, elements of which were incorporated into the Bartlett Campus’ new playground, made possible through the McDonald’s Foundation and organizers from KaBOOM! The new playground provides more than 300 children in

Memphis with a safe place to play.

Thank you for your support

Spring 2013 n New Heights n Mid-South 7

Dr. Robert BattleDr. Andrea BaumerMs. Joan BaxterMs. Geneva BaylesMs. Judy BeachMrs. Pam BeallMs. Carol BeasleyMr. W.S. BeckwithMs. Margaret BellMr. James BendallMs. Amanda BendicksonMr. and Mrs. Steve BergerMs. Katy BerryMrs. Martha BerryMr. James Stephen BertieMr. Don BerubeMr. Donald BerubeBeta Sigma Phi Laureate OmegaMrs. James BiardMr. and Mrs. Joseph BirchMrs. Mollie Bird

Mr. Donald BitzerMr. and Mrs. Paul I. BlackMs. Susan BlackwellMrs. Melanie BlakeneyMr. and Mrs. William BledsoeMr. Jeff BlevinsMr. Leroy BlomMr. and Mrs. John BloseBlue Bell Creameries L.P.Blue Sky CouriersBNY Mellon Corporate TrustBob Richards Jewelers Inc.Ms. Barbara BoltonMr. and Mrs. Don BomarMr. and Mrs. Matthew BondMr. James BonesMr. and Mrs. John BookasMr. Michael BortnerJames BostMs. Aida Bourdon-ArroyoMs. Jeanine BourlandMr. Albert Bouvier

Mr. and Mrs. William BoydMr. Edward BoyerMr. Kenneth BracewellMr. Steven BradshawMs. Alethea BraggMs. Carole BraggMr. and Mrs. Robert BranchMr. Guilbert L. BrandonMr. Robert BraueMr. Peter BrazonMr. Zach BrewerMr. and Mrs. William BriganceMs. Susan BrittonMrs. Florence BrodyDr. and Mrs. Brown BrooksBrooks Insurance AgencyBrother International CorporationJoe Browder

Mrs. Felicia BrownMr. Harry BrownMr. Myron BrownMr. and Mrs. Michael BrowneMrs. Robin BrunoBuffalo Wild WingsMrs. Angela Banks BufordMs. Bette BuhlerMrs. Melissa BurgessMr. Robert BurgessMs. Gisela BurleyMr. Elbert CallisMr. and Mrs. John C. CameronMs. Kerri CampbellMs. Anne CannonMs. Ernestine CantyMr. Gary CanupCapitol Resources LLCCare Petroleum Inc.

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A 10-year report on Youth Villages’ transitional living program details the out-comes of more than 5,000 young people who have participated in the program since 2000. Youth Villages estimates that states save at least $2.6 million for every 100 young adults who complete its transitional living program successfully.

Go to youthvillages.org to read the full report.

Donors

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Ms. Charlene CareyMrs. Kelly CarlsonMr. and Mrs. Richard CarneyMr. and Mrs. Allen CarpenterHonora CarseyMs. Anne CarterMrs. Dotty CarterMs. Emily CarterSam CarterMr. and Mrs. Michael CatesMr. Philip CauchardDr. Ushasree ChamarthyMr. Paul ChambersMr. and Mrs. Marco ChanMr. and Mrs. Larry D. ChandlerMr. and Mrs. Edward CharbonnetMr. Neal ChathamMrs. Gloria CherryMs. Inge ChilmanChimes for Charity FoundationChurch of the Holy SpiritCity of DyersburgMs. Deborah ClarkMs. Gena ClarkMr. and Mrs. Joseph ClarkMr. Gerald ClaryMrs. Joanne ClausierMrs. Rachael CockeMs. Ilona CoffeeMs. LaRose A. CoffeyMr. Robert CohenDr. Barry ColeMs. Kathleen ColeMr. David ColemanCollierville United Methodist ChurchMs. Marion CommerfordCommunity MortgageConnect Electrical ServicesMr. Kevin ConnorsContractors Inc.Mr. Robert CookMr. Rulon CookMr. Samuel CookeCooper Tire & Rubber CompanyJack CooperTammy CooperMr. Donald CopelandMr. and Mrs. Bradley CordtsMr. John CowherMrs. Rankin CoxMrs. Lucy CrawfordMrs. Renee Creasy

Ms. Mindy CreechMrs. Karen CreelMr. Dave CrockettMs. Susan CronmillerMr. Thomas CulrossMs. Linda CumminsMr. and Mrs. Dean CurrierMs. Teressa CurrierD.S.G. Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Phillip DagastinoMs. A. Lucille DallasMr. L. P. DanielMr. Clyde DarteyMr. Carl DavisMr. and Mrs. Carleton DavisMr. and Mrs. Justin DavisSuzanne DawsonMrs. Madge DeaconMs. Patsy DeanMs. Polly DeanMr. and Mrs. David DeasonMr. and Mrs. Joseph DeBiaggioMr. Christopher DeLoshDelta Asset Management LLCDelta AutoplexMr. Gallagher DempseyDennis Mitchell’s Automotive Inc.Ms. Catherine DickeyMs. Mildred DicolaDobbs Ford on Mt. Moriah

Mr. James Percy DobbsDoctors In Training.Com LLCMr. Tom DohertyDream 2 Discover YouMrs. Eileen DrewMr. and Mrs. Joseph DudekMr. and Mrs. Pat DuganMr. Joel DukeMr. and Mrs. John DunavantMrs. Tamara DunnDyersburg Dental AssociatesDyersburg Inns Inc. — The Bull-Bear LoungeDyersburg Insulation CompanyMr. and Mrs. Tommy EarlMr. Daryl EdwardsMrs. Elizabeth EdwardsMr. Kevin EdwardsMr. Elmer EllertMr. and Mrs. Stanton ElseroadMs. Leigh EnglandMr. Lee EnglishJim ErvinMr. Keith EssaryMs. Anne EvansMs. Betty EvansMr. and Mrs. Charles EvansMr. and Mrs. David EvansExecutive Speakers BureauMr. Adam ExelbierdMr. and Mrs. Walter ExlineMr. William EzzellMs. Rosemarie FairMr. James FayferFedEx TechConnectMr. Mark FeingoldMr. Charles FeltusMs. Doris FenvessyMr. Scott FergusonMrs. Bernadette FevellaDr. and Mrs. William FidlerFirst Citizens National BankFirst State BankMs. Marilyn FisherMs. Alexandra FlinnMr. and Mrs. Randy FloydMs. Laura Smallwood ForbesMs. Joan FordMr. Mack ForresterMs. Camille Forsythe-BarrieFort Campbell Area CFCMr. Jimmy Foshee

Ms. Jessica FosterMr. Eric FountainMr. Charles FrenchMr. and Mrs. Jimmy FreudenbergMr. Steven FriedmanMinnie FryFullview M.B. ChurchMr. and Mrs. John FuquaJennifer FutchMr. and Mrs. Ron GaddyMr. and Mrs. Roy GaiaMr. Louis GakerWilliam GarlandMr. Anthony GarrettMr. John GatelyGates Lumber Co.Mr. and Mrs. Norman Alan GatesGatlin Chiropractic and Rehabilitation CenterGeneral Appliance and Furniture CompanyGeneral Heating & Cooling IncorporatedGenesis ManagementMs. Mary-Grace GentryMr. and Mrs. Peter GianniniMr. Andrew GibbsMs. Jessica GibbsMr. Eric GibsonMs. Adrienne GildeaMr. and Mrs. Edwin GillespieMrs. Maureen GillespieMs. Zita GiraldoMr. and Mrs. Harold GladneyMrs. Beth GlossonBettye GoddardMr. and Mrs. Michael GoldsteinMrs. Glenna GonzalesMs. Deborah GoodrichDr. Richard GordonMs. Aileen GravesMr. and Mrs. Michael GravesMr. John GrayMr. and Mrs. Joseph GrayMs. Phyllis GrayMs. Kelley Gray-SmithBedelia GreenMs. Kathy GreenMr. and Mrs. Carlvin GreenwayGlendora Greenway

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Artist Chantel Barber recently do-nated her painting “Garden Boots” to hang in the Youth Villages Opera-tions Center. She is pictured above with Youth Villages CEO Pat Lawler. Barber heard from a Youth Villages volunteer that Lawler said the paint-ing reminded him of Youth Villages’ mission.

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outh in the transitional living program and attending college are eligible to apply for the YV Scholars program, which pro-

vides financial assistance to the youth attending school. The youth must maintain certain academic and community service re-quirements to stay in the program. At left is the third class of YV Scholars.

Donors

Spring 2013 n New Heights n Mid-South 9

Mr. David GreerMr. and Mrs. Billy GriesbeckMr. and Mrs. Freddy GrinderMr. Hershey GroffMr. and Mrs. Nathan GrovesMr. and Mrs. David GryceMrs. Frank GuariscoMr. and Mrs. Richard GuizloMr. Steve GulfstromPatricia HagueMr. Robert HallMr. Robert HamiltonHand Surgery Clinic PLLCMrs. Kelly HanksMr. and Mrs. John HarborHard Rock CaféMiss Candice HargettMr. T. J. HargettMs. Debra HarrisMr. and Mrs. Lee HarrisMr. Randal HarrisMrs. Deborah Hester HarrisonMr. Jay HartmanMrs. Nancy HaselhorstDr. Fred HatchMr. Clayton HayesMs. Lillie HayesMrs. Mary Grinter HayesMrs. Holly HazlettMr. Hunter HeggieMr. Paul HeijermanMrs. Jane HeinekeMr. James HelmMiriam HendricksonMr. Paul HendricksonDr. Jerry HestonHi Speed Industrial ServiceMr. and Mrs. Thomas HickeyMr. Kevin HigdonHighland HundredMr. Richard HillMr. and Mrs. Thomas HillHinson Insurance AgencyMr. John HockadayMr. and Mrs. John HoldenMs. Rachel HoltHoly Rosary Catholic ChurchHoops L.P.Ms. Susan HopsonMrs. Kate HouseMr. and Mrs. Walter HowellMs. Laurie HudsonMrs. Dora HuffmanMs. Robbin HuttonMr. John Ireland

Ms. Janet JacksonMs. Wanda JacksonMr. Wayde JacksonMr. Richard JacobsJames Pest ManagementMr. Richard JeffersMr. and Mrs. Bill JeffriesSusan JenningsMrs. Leslie JerdenMr. and Mrs. Bill JohnsRobert Wood Johnson FoundationMs. Florence JohnsonMr. and Mrs. James JohnsonMs. Stephanie JohnsonMrs. Lois JohnstonMiss Jane JonesMr. Ken JonesMary JonesMs. Pam JonesDr. and Mrs. Robert JonesMr. Robert JonesMr. Roy JonesMr. Willian JonesYong JoubertMr. David KabakoffMr. David KabelikDr. Alex KafiMr. Randy KahmannMr. and Mrs. James KarasMr. Joe KatterjohnTracy KayhanfarMrs. Jerita KearnesMr. and Mrs. Aaron KeeganKelly Law Firm: Attorney at Law Troy PlazaMr. Christopher KellyMr. Thomas KelsoMr. Mark KennedyMr. Gerald KetchumMr. and Mrs. Thomas KimbroughMr. Casey KingMr. Robert KingMr. and Mrs. Lloyd KirklandMr. R. Michael KiserMr. Brett KisselMs. Kendra KleespieKlinkhammer Acoustical Inc.Mrs. Ellie KlipfelMr. Ken KlokerMs. Virginia KloppenburgKona IceRobert KrouseMs. Grace Kubica

Mr. Mario KyriakidesMr. Greg LackiMr. Craig LadnerMr. and Mrs. John LambertMrs. Patty LandTricia LandMr. and Mrs. Gabriel LandersMrs. Mary LangdonMr. Robert LanierMr. and Mrs. Edward LaniganMs. Amanda LaszacsMr. Lee LauderdaleJerry LawlerMr. and Mrs. William LawlerMr. Kirk LawtonMs. Dolores LaytonMrs. Joyce LazarovMs. Vanza LazetMr. and Mrs. Danny LeeMr. Kye Young LeeMr. Samuel LeeVirgie LeeMrs. Florence LefflerMs. Heather LeflerMr. Melvin LeggMr. and Mrs. Tom LeibMr. Nathan LemmonMs. Josephine LetleboMr. Vernon LevMr. Frank LewisMr. and Mrs. Charles LightcapLindenwood Christian ChurchLipscomb & Pitts Insurance LLC

Ms. Jessica LittmanLiving Word Lutheran Church Men’s GroupMr. William LoebMr. and Mrs. Robert LongfieldMs. Julie LordMr. David LotzRachel LovecMs. Jeanne LuddyMr. and Mrs. Curtis LundyMr. Robert LundyMr. Randy LylesDr. and Mrs. Douglas MacGawMr. Glenn MaclinMs. Susan MalionekMr. William MallardMs. Therese MangoldMr. Jeff MarchettaMr. Eddie MarshallMr. and Mrs. Edward MartinMr. John MartinMr. and Mrs. William MathisMr. David MaxeyMayer Construction Company Inc.Mayer Hoffman McCann P.C.Lee MayoDr. Kit MaysMs. Elizabeth McCallMs. Susan McCarthyChristina McCartneyMr. Kenneth McClainMr. Dave McConnicoDr. John McCormick

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Michael Todd, left, and Michael Gonzalez, right, pose with Youth Villages Development staffers Aaron Keegan and Joseph Doss. Incredible Pizza donated $1,075 as part of its Halloween event to benefit Youth Villages.

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Donors

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Mr. and Mrs. John McCormickMrs. Carla McCraryMrs. Beverly McDanielMr. Russell McGoffMs. Janet McGrawMr. Stephen McIntoshMr. Jon McKnightMr. and Mrs. William McManusMr. Benny McPhersonMr. and Mrs. Richard McStayMs. Jeannine McSweeneyMr. and Mrs. Lee McWatersMr. and Mrs. Logan MeeksMr. Phil MeeksMenard, Gates & Mathis Inc.Mercedes-Benz of MemphisMr. and Mrs. Lauren MerrittMr. Richard MerwinMr. Andrew MessengerMr. Rory MessickMs. Mary MeyersMrs. Marta MichellMr. Jerry MichieMid-South CRS ChapterMike Murphy BuildersMs. Meghan MillardAbby MillerJanice MillerMr. Edward MillsMs. Joyanne MillsMr. Gregg MitchellJoyce MitchellMrs. Haley MoffittMr. Denis MoiseMr. and Mrs. John MontgomeryMrs. Michelle MooreMr. and Mrs. Ricky MooreRev. Wilbur MooreMs. Imogene MorrisonMoss FoundationMs. Gale MuellerMullen Sports TowelsMs. Betty MullenMrs. Therese MulvaneyThomas MurphreeMs. Loreal MurphyMr. and Mrs. Phillip MuzziRebecca MyersMr. and Mrs. Porter MysingerMr. Fred NanceMr. David NanneyMrs. Kelly NaroMs. Esther NesleyMr. David NewbakerMr. and Mrs. David NewbakerMr. John NewtonMs. Marty NicholsMr. Kenneth NistlerMr. and Mrs. John NixMr. Warren Clyde NunnMrs. Helen OakesMr. James O’BrienOdyssey Medical Inc.

Patricia O’FlahertyMr. John OleartchickMs. Pam OliverMr. Rocky OliverMr. Timothy OliverMr. Kevin OlsenMr. Al OlsonMr. and Mrs. Kelsey OlsonMr. Jon OlswangerMr. Harry OrrMs. Jennifer OswaltMr. Richard OurandOwen Brothers FarmsRobert, Alan and Eric OwenMr. and Mrs. Joe PadgettMrs. Linda PageMr. and Mrs. Dan PallmeMr. and Mrs. Neil PalmerMr. and Mrs. Joseph ParkerMs. Michele PasserettiMr. Ketan PatelMs. Deborah PatrickMs. Patricia PatriziPat’s Prints and FramingMr. Thomas PattersonDr. Joseph PattisonMr. and Mrs. Michael PattonMs. Elizabeth PattulloMr. Matthew PaulMrs. Lyle PeacockMrs. Frances Pearson-JabbourMr. Jonathan PenningtonMr. Edward PerkinsJessica PerkinsPickin Up the Pieces Quilt GuildMrs. Amanda PilcherMr. and Mrs. Thomas PinckneyMrs. Donna PineauMs. Colleen PlantMr. Charlie PleasMs. Jessie PollardMrs. Marian PonderMr. David PopeMs. Faith PoseyMr. Michael PowellMs. Gayle PowelsonPower Life FitnessMs. Jean PraninskasMrs. Mary PredelMrs. Charlotte PreeceMs. Kimberly PrestonMs. Dorothy Kay PricePride Construction Inc.Prime Automotive Warehouse Inc.Proctor & GambleMr. and Mrs. Alan ProuserMs. Donna PughMs. Betty Jo Harper QuinnMrs. Rhonda QuintTom QuintR. B.’s CycleryRabo AgriFinance

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas RaglioneMs. Wanda ReaRealty Title and Escrow Co. Inc.Ms. Liz ReazorMr. and Mrs. James ReberMr. and Mrs. William ReberMrs. Ruth ReedMr. Ronald RefiorMrs. Grace ReiterReliable Glass & Paint Company Inc.Renaissance Charitable Foundation Inc.Mr. Eric ReynoldsMr. Nathan RhoadesAlisa RhodesRichard H. Allen Jr. Attorney at LawMrs. Christine RichardsMs. April RichardsonMr. and Mrs. Leonard RichmanMs. Cindy RicksMr. and Mrs. Thomas RiemanMr. David RiesMr. Sam RikerMr. and Mrs. Mike RobbMs. Debra RobersonMr. Charles RobertsMr. John RobertsonMs. Janelle RobinsonPat RobinsonMr. Rick RodellMr. and Mrs. D. Wray RodgersMr. Marcos RodriguezMr. Jim RonchettoMr. and Mrs. Ray RosasMs. Gabrielle RosmonMr. Patrick RossMs. Miriam RothchildMrs. Lorna RowanMrs. Linda RowellMr. Michael RubleMs. Patricia RuffMr. and Mrs. Tate RushMrs. Sandra RutledgeMr. and Mrs. Robert RutschmanMr. David RybakMs. Linda RyderMs. Ann SaccomanoSaint Andrew’s Episcopal ChurchSt. Mark’s United Methodist WomenSt. Stephen United Methodist ChurchMr. Mark SalvatoreErma SarahanMs. Marianne SchadrackMr. John Schellinger

Mrs. Cynthia SchepmanMr. and Mrs. W. Heymoore SchettlerMr. Keith SchmittMs. Marian SchravesandeMr. and Mrs. Murray ScottMs. Audrey SczepanskiMs. Ashley SealesMr. Donald SearcySecurity BankMrs. Shirley SelignanMs. Linda SellevaagMs. Angela SeneMr. Dustin SeverMr. and Mrs. Michael SeysShades of Gray IncMs. Pooja ShahMrs. Tessa ShahMr. and Mrs. Tim ShanerMr. and Mrs. Edward SharpMr. Daniel ShipleyMr. and Mrs. Roy ShirkeyMrs. Marianne ShubMr. and Mrs. Michael SigmanMs. Betty SimmonsMr. David SimmsMrs. LaVerne SimmsMr. Arthur SimonMr. Stanley SimpsonMr. Wayne SimpsonSisters of the Most Precious Blood Congregational Charity CommitteeMr. David SkonhovdMs. Anita SmithBilly SmithMs. Jill SmithMr. Robert SmithSnagMob.comGary SnyderMrs. Linda SnyderMary Ann SnyderMs. Kazuko SoffenMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey SomersFrank SommerMs. Jeanne SopkoMr. and Mrs. James SorsbySouthern Institute of CosmetologyMr. and Mrs. Thomas SowellMs. Myra SpachMr. Wilber SpaldingMs. Rita SparksMr. Scott SpeedMr. and Mrs. Lawrence SpencerBeth SpindlerMr. Marion SpringmanMr. Will StaffordMr. Richard Stair

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Honorariums

Mr. and Mrs. Clay AlexanderMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

Mrs. Carolyn AndersonMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

Ms. Susan BachmanMrs. Cheryl A. Tompkins

Miss Audrey BakerMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

Ms. Kristen Baker and Mr. Shawn ScottMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

Mr. and Mrs. Russell BakerMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

Mr. and Mrs. Rusty BakerMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

Beef-n-the-Chicken & Pork Que BBQMr. Preston Cox

Mr. and Mrs. Eddie BeverlyMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

Mr. Karl BirkholzMs. Diane Friedman

John and Debi BookasMr. and Mrs. Patrick W. Lawler

Mr. Paul O. BowerMr. and Mrs. Thomas Sullivan

Mr. and Mrs. Jason BruceMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

Ms. Paige BruceMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

Mr. Parker BruceMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

Mr. Mike BrunsMs. Dolores Wolfram

Mike and Marian BrunsMr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Marchant

Mr. Joshua BuseyMs. Kimberly Ring

Mr. Brady BynogMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

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Mr. and Mrs. Joel Andrew StarkMs. Kenneth StarringState Farm Insurance Companies - Tony McGeheeDr. Teresa StavelyMr. and Mrs. Patrick SteepletonMr. and Mrs. Marvin SteinerMs. Garnette StephensMr. Michael StephensMr. and Mrs. Frank StevensMrs. Claudia Stinson-TurnerMrs. Sharon StrainMr. and Mrs. Arthur StraughnMr. Edwin StreuliMr. and Mrs. Richard SullivanMr. and Mrs. Thomas SullivanDr. D. SuttleMr. Ron SwitzerMr. Stephen SwordsMr. Charles TackettMs. Peggy TagleMr. David TamburrinoMr. and Mrs. Wesley TanakaDavid TaylorMiss Janie TaylorMr. Ronald TaylorMs. Judy TessierMr. James ThaxtonThe Hooper TroopersThe Shot NurseMr. Rodger ThomannMr. Matthew ThomasThomas L. Borgognoni CPAVickie ThomassonMrs. Andrea ThompsonMr. Charlie ThompsonMs. Rhonda ThorneThurmond Structural Detailing Inc.Mr. Donald TiptonMs. Courtney Tomlinson

Mr. and Mrs. Creighton TorreyMs. Linda TrailorMr. Larry TravisTrezevant EnterprisesMs. Laura TrezevantMs. Shirley TroccoliMr. Ray TroutTruGreen Mid-SouthMs. Nicole TruheMs. René TubbervilleMs. Laurie TuckerCraig TurkingtonMs. Carolyn TurmanMs. Cheryl UllrichMs. Diana UmileDr. David UmstedMrs. Lee Ann VanderpoolMr. Pablo VarelaMr. Jeffrey VarnerMr. Brian VernonMr. and Mrs. Christopher VescovoMr. and Mrs. Louis VescovoMr. Andrew VickersCecilia VillaMr. and Mrs. James ViningRichard VinsonWaddell & Associates Inc.Mr. Larry WaddeyMr. and Mrs. John WadeMr. James WagnerWalker-J-Walker Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Donald WalkerLinda WalkerMr. Claude WallsWalmartWalmart Neighborhood Market #6990Walmart Super Center #335Mr. David WaltersMr. and Mrs. Warren WaltersMs. Phyllis WaltherChuck and Anita Ward

Despite rain the night before, the Memphis chapter of the British Sports Car Club held its annual EuroFest Auto Show at Youth Vil-lages’ Bartlett Campus. The event raised more than $6,500 to benefit Youth Villages’ programs.

Mr. J. Michael WardDr. and Mrs. James WarnerMs. Melanie WashingtonMr. Josh WaterburyMs. Denise WatkinsMrs. Mialika WatkinsSheila WatsonMr. and Mrs. Bobby WebbMs. Judy WelkerWells VenturesMrs. Katherine WernerMr. James WestMs. Ruby WhartonMr. Thomas WheadonMs. Carol WhiteMr. and Mrs. Mike WhitefieldMr. Jerry WhittWiemar’s JewelryMr. Donnie WilemonMrs. Barbara WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Jeff WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey WilliamsMr. Gregory WillisMrs. Lisa Davis WillsMs. Christine WilsonMs. Mary WilsonMr. Jeffrey WingoMr. Richard WitteMr. William WittlandDr. Audra WolfeMs. Dolores WolframMrs. Jane WolleyMr. and Mrs. Ricky WomackDr. Thomas WoodMr. Mickey WoodmanMr. Dan WorthamElizabeth WrightMs. Simone WrightMr. and Mrs. Dan YoungMr. Russell YoungMr. Scott YoungMr. David ZelinskiMr. and Mrs. Todd ZoblotskyMr. Elmer Zurakowski

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Ms. Courtney BynogMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

Miss Victoria BynogMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

Drs. Wayne and Roseanna CapoothMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

Mr. and Mrs. Tony CheafulloMrs. Deneen Aceto and Cameryn Alexander

Judge and Mrs. Robert ChildersMs. Kay Robilio

Ms. Linda ChouMs. Frances L. Coleman

Mr. Corby ChurchMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

Ms. Nancy CookMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

Ms. Cindy CreechMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

Ms. Virginia CrewMs. Frances L. Coleman

Dr. Elizie Danley Ms. Liesl Danley

Lee and Carolyn DanleyMs. Liesl Danley

Mr. and Mrs. James DownsMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

Mr. and Mrs. Lee FildermanMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

Dr. Ann FlorendoMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

Ms. Shelley FragaleMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

Jeff and Sonja FulmerMrs. Emily Fulmer

Ms. Madeline GenetteMr. and Mrs. Graham Smith

Sidney GenetteMr. and Mrs. Graham Smith

Dr. Tim GoldsmithReginald Wurzburg Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Earl W. Sears

Mr. and Mrs. Milton GrantMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

Ms. Dodie Gumaer and Mr. Michael WhelanMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

The HarringtonsMr. Major Wright

Mr. and Mrs. Bart HarrisMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

Ms. Ophilia HarrisCrye-Leike Inc. REALTORS

Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy HawkinsMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

Ms. Stephanie HawksMrs. Sally Maier

Ms. Catherine HayleyThe Wexner Companies Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed HefferonMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

Ms. Gloria HenerdezMs. Frances L. Coleman

Mr. James HollandMr. and Mrs. Thomas Holland

Ms. Carolyn HortonMr. and Mrs. C. David Gicher

Mr. and Mrs. Loney HuchensMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

Ms. Alice IannaltoMs. Frances L. Coleman

Mr. George IsraelMs. Frances L. Coleman

Ms. Lisa JenkinsMs. Frances L. Coleman

Mrs. Theresa JenningsMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

Dr. and Mrs. Warren JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

Dr. Riley JonesMrs. Michelle Powell

Mr. Aaron KeeganPUPS Quilt Guild

Ms. Judith KellerMs. Frances L. Coleman

Rajinder KemerMs. Frances L. Coleman

Mr. Larry KezeleMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

Ms. Kim KirklandMr. Thomas Patterson

Mr. John KlawiterMs. Frances L. Coleman

Mrs. Ann KoskoMrs. Deneen Aceto and Cameryn Alexander

Mr. and Mrs. Frank KretzerMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick W. LawlerMr. and Mrs. Joseph BirchMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

Ms. Billie LazarovMrs. Joyce Lazarov

Mr. and Mrs. Scott LedbetterMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

Mr. and Mrs. Leon LevyMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

Mr. and Mrs. Charlie LindquistMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald LindseyMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

Mr. and Mrs. Marty LindseyMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

Mr. and Mrs. Joe LivesayMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

Mr. Glen LockhartMs. Diane Friedman

Gage LoganMs. Dee Wallace

Miss Harper LoydMrs. Lisa MartinMrs. Corrie MetcalfMr. Geoffrey RedickMs. Katherine Schaffler

Mr. and Mrs. Ken LudwigMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

Ms. Addie MackenzieMs. Frances L. Coleman

Ms. Shelia MaclinMs. Diane Friedman

Mr. Myron M. MallMr. F. Andrew Mall

Myron and Dianne MallMrs. Lucy W. Turnbull

Mr. and Mrs. Bobby MarlerMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

The Montgomery Martin FamilyMr. and Mrs. Graham Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Bill MathisMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

Ms. Betty MatthewsMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

Mr. and Mrs. Bob McClendonMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

John and Peggy McDonaldMr. William R. Whitsitt

Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McDonnellMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

The McDougal FamilyMr. and Mrs. Graham Smith

Mr. Frank McMeenMs. Mollie B. Bird

Mr. Billy McWatersMr. and Mrs. Edward Sharp

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph MeolaMrs. Deneen Aceto and Cameryn Alexander

Ms. Betsy MillerMr. Richard P. Shaw II

Ms. Connie MillsMr. Jerry Whitt

Mr. Reid Mitchell and Ms. Wanda SiskMs. Dee Wallace

Ms. Carol MorseMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

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oliday Heroes in the Mid-South provided holiday gifts for more than 932 children in Youth Villages pro-grams. In fact, more than 43 companies and 160 individuals shopped for children to provide them with holiday gifts. To learn more about Holiday Heroes or to find out how to be a Holiday Hero for 2013, please

visit support.youthvillages.org/holidayheroes.

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Ms. Carolyn NugenMs. Frances L. Coleman

Ms. Claire OwensMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

Mr. Giles PaloMr. and Mrs. Jack Blair

Mr. and Mrs. John PerriMrs. Deneen Aceto and Cameryn Alexander

Mr. and Mrs. John PetteyMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

Mr. and Mrs. Jack PicansoMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

Mrs. Dorothy PooleMr. William R. Whitsitt

The PowersMr. Major Wright

Ms. Joan Ray Ms. Janice H. Way

Mr. and Mrs. Charles ReedMs. Mary Rose Pace

Dr. and Mrs. Kevin ReedMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

Mr. and Mrs. Richard RemmertMr. and Mrs. Graham Smith

Ms. Julie RobinsonMs. Karen J. O’Neill

Mr. and Mrs. Clint SaxtonMr. and Mrs. Graham Smith

Ms. Janice ScottMs. Amy Friedman

Tim and Carri SellersMr. and Mrs. Dan O’Brien

Mr. Richard P. Shaw IIMr. and Mrs. Patrick W. Lawler

The SimpsonsMr. Major Wright

The Slatery FamilyMr. and Mrs. Graham Smith

Perry and Jamesa SponsellerDr. Jack Hopkins

Ms. Rosie Lee StokesMs. Kay Robilio

Mr. Marler StoneMr. and Mrs. Hugh Dilley

The SullivansMr. Major Wright

Mr. and Mrs. Richard SwainMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

Ms. Barbara TatgeMr. and Mrs. Thomas Tompkins

Mrs. Jill TerryMr. and Mrs. Daniel T. Lee

Dr. Margaret TomDr. Jerry Heston

Ms. Jane TwistMr. and Mrs. Graham Smith

Gene and Nancy VancleveMr. Gene Vancleve

Mr. Joe VanelliMrs. Cindy Vanelli

Henry and Jean VarnellMr. William R. Whitsitt

Mr. John VergosMs. Diane Friedman

Mr. and Mrs. Don WalkerMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

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Ms. Dorothy WestmorelandMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

Mr. and Mrs. Blake WhiteMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

The Frank White FamilyMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

Spence and Becky WilsonThe Kemmons Wilson Family Foundation

Greg and Jan WinterburnMr. Dan A. Young

Mr. and Mrs. Gene WoodsMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

Miss Adrianne YostMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

Mr. Taylor YostMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

Memorials

Mr. James AlexanderCrye-Leike Inc. REALTORS

Ms. Claire AustinMr. Kendall McCarter

Mr. Wayne AustinDr. and Mrs. Michael W. Hinds

Mr. James W. BaileyCrye-Leike Inc. REALTORS

Mrs. Mary E. BallardMrs. Pat Pass

Mr. Leonard Alan BatesCrye-Leike Inc. REALTORS

Ms. Jo BillingsDr. and Mrs. Robert Jones

Ms. Clarice CampbellCrye-Leike of Mississippi Inc.

Mr. Dennis CarlisleCrye-Leike Inc. REALTORS

Ms. Elveta P. CharlesCrye-Leike Inc. REALTORS

Ms. Ernestine ChurchMs. Joyce C. Springfield-Collins

Ms. Ruth Wright ConnMr. and Mrs. James Reber

Mr. Daniel CottamMr. Charles Cottam

Judge W. Frank CrawfordMrs. Lucy S. Crawford

James Andrew DabneyMr. and Mrs. Jack Stevens

Ms. Peggy DawsonMr. Pat DuganMr. and Mrs. Walter Dugan

Mr. Clarence DayMr. Ferd Heckle

Ms. Sonja DensonMs. G. Jean Davis

Ms. Elizabeth Belisomo DevineDr. and Mrs. Robert Jones

Mr. Jimmy DouglasMs. Susan Britton

Ms. Virginia DowdyCrye-Leike Inc. REALTORSMr. and Mrs. John M. Guttery

Ms. Margaret Sheldon EdwardsCrye-Leike Inc. REALTORS

Mrs. Margaret Ann EiknerMr. and Mrs. Daniel T. Lee

Mr. Stanley EnglebergCrye-Leike Inc. REALTORS

Ms. Anne GarrisonMs. Susan Britton

Dr. Bob GilbertMs. Sally D. Banks

Ms. Jacque GunnCrye-Leike Inc. REALTORS

Ms. Susan O. HasenmuellerCrye-Leike Inc. REALTORS

Mr. Joseph Benjamin HillardCrye-Leike Inc. REALTORS

Ms. Mitzi Kay Osborne HoffmanMr. Robert ByersMs. Terri Deluca

Ms. Mary Ada “Mada” Holly Ms. Liesl D. Danley

Mr. Edward L. HouseMrs. Kate House

Lashaun Rae Lovejoy HuffNew Hope Church

Mr. Jacob HutchisonCrye-Leike Inc. REALTORS

Ms. Patti JensenMs. Susan Britton

Ms. Regina JollyMr. Claude Walls

Ms. Becky Parker JonesMr. and Mrs. Charles Martin

Jimmy and Margie KellumMs. Sally D. Banks

Ms. Shirley KeyMr. and Mrs. Charles JudgeMr. Curtis Parham Jr.

Mr. David W. Maddox Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Dan O’Brien

Mrs. Lorraine MallMr. Edward TaylorMrs. Lucy W. Turnbull

Ms. Frances “Lacy” MartinDr. Jerry FlorendoMr. William Wittland

Lacey and Shelly MartinMr. and Mrs. Bart Harris

Ms. Shelley MartinDr. Jerry Florendo

Ms. Mary McMillianMr. and Mrs. Mike Whitefield

Mr. Felix Dudley MillerMr. and Mrs. Jeff BarclayMs. Kathy HallmannMs. Laurie Hudson

Ms. Frances Conner MillerMrs. Deborah ColettaMs. Colleen PlantMr. Dan Young

Ms. Helen MillsCrye-Leike Inc. REALTORS

Mrs. Evangeline MitchellMrs. Pat Pass

Ms. Martha MitchellSally D. Banks

Mr. Elmer Morre Jr.Crye-Leike Inc. REALTORS

Mrs. Pearlene MuseCrye-Leike Inc. REALTORS

Mr. Clifford Payne Jr.Crye-Leike South Inc.

Ms. Pattye Howard RaspberryMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Bronze

Mrs. Lois Gunn Ray Crye-Leike South Inc.

Mr. Bill RogersMs. Beverly Rogers

Dr. James RossMr. Murray Scott

Mr. Robert RyanMs. Sandra Buchanan

Mr. Mike ScruggsMrs. Theresa Favazza

Ms. Elizabeth ShoresMs. Linda Nelms

Ms. Celeste L. StewartThe Day Foundation

Mr. Donald UrschelMrs. Carol Urschel

Mrs. Jeanot WaggonerMrs. Ruth B. Howard

Mr. Kevin WatsonDr. and Mrs. Richard Dixon

Ms. Mary Rosenthal WeinbergCrye-Leike Inc. REALTORS

Mr. Fritz WellsMs. Josephine Wood

Mr. Richard WyattMr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Goin

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Become a force for families There are numerous ways to help. Mentor, foster parent, volunteer or financially donate to our programs. Your

support can have a direct impact on the future of the children we help every day in the Mid-South.Please call 888-923-GIVE to find out how to help.

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Whether you’re planning such a gift

as writing a will or setting up a trust for

Youth Villages or another nonprofit, we

have information on our website devoted

to donations and planned giving that can

help.

Simply go to youthvillages.org/

plannedgiving and you’re there.

You will find an introduction to

planned giving and a section titled “How

Can I ...,” which lists all the vehicles

included in a plan, including wills and bequests, gifts of

appreciated stock or gifts of real estate.

In addition, there is a section on “Why do I need a will,”

a glossary of terms, an estate intention form and much

more. For more information, please contact Marler Stone

at 901-251-4820 or e-mail [email protected].

Marler Stone

need inforMAtion About plAnning A gift to Youth VillAges? here’s one source! Stay in touch online

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Thanks to a generous donation, Bianca, above, through the help of Youth Villages, was able to purchase a much-needed car. Bianca is participating in the YV Scholars program.

A ‘new’ cAr!

When the Youth Villages family first moved into

their new apartment, they needed beds. Their

previous apartment became infested with bed bugs,

and they had to dispose of all their bedding.

Ashley Furniture provided three twin beds,

frames, box springs and mattresses for the fam-

ily. The Beds for Kids Program provides beds to

children of single-parent families who are without.

Since 2006, Beds for Kids reports they have provid-

ed more than 950 beds to children.

AshleY furniture donAtes beds

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A private nonprofit organization, Youth Villages serves more than20,000 children and their families from offices in the following cities:Alabama: Auburn, Birmingham, DothanArkansas: Jonesboro, Little RockFlorida: Lakeland, MiamiGeorgia: Atlanta, DouglasvilleIndiana: Bloomington, Columbus, Jasper, Jeffersonville, MadisonMassachusetts: Arlington, Lawrence, Plymouth, Springfield, Woburn, WorcesterMississippi: Biloxi, Greenwood, Hattiesburg, Hernando, Jackson, TupeloNew Hampshire: ManchesterNorth Carolina: Asheville, Boone, Charlotte, Concord, Greensboro, Greenville, Pinehurst, Raleigh-DurhamOregon: PortlandTennessee: Chattanooga, Clarksville, Columbia, Cookeville, Dickson, Dyersburg, Jackson, Johnson City,Knoxville, Linden, Memphis, Morristown, Nashville, ParisWashington, D.C.

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