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The Work of Healing Continues A Project
of Indiana
United Methodist Women
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LUCILLE RAINES RESIDENCE SPRING 2021 NEWSLETTER
3He was despised and rejected by others; a man of suffering and acquainted with infirmity; and as one from whom others hide their faces he was despised, and we held him of no account. 4 Surely he has borne our infirmities and carried our diseases; yet we accounted him stricken, struck down by God, and afflicted. 5 But he was wounded for our transgressions, crushed for our iniquities; upon him was the punishment that made us whole, and by his bruises we are healed. Isaiah 53:3-5
Spring has arrived and with it signs that the covid pandemic that has plagued us for over a year is finally showing signs of abating. Many people have suffered loss and pain for many reasons during this past year. Healing is needed for everyone in some way. As members of United Methodist Women we understand that the power to heal is from God. The Scripture verses from Isaiah remind us that Jesus came and bore the price for our healing. Because of the wounds that He bore we can be forgiven and made whole in every way.
The Lucille Raines Residence is in the work of healing. People who have become addicted to drugs and alcohol need help to heal. Over forty years ago, United Methodist Women of Indiana joined together to enter into healing ministry by establishing Raines to help people heal from addiction. Many lives have been changed because of the support, encouragement, companionship and more they have experienced because of Raines.
Raines is owned by the United Methodist Women of Indiana. It is our responsibility to support the ministry of Raines with our prayers, our gifts, our witness to others about Raines, and by keeping up-to-date on what is happening at Raines and what are the current needs. We all have other ways we want to help the work of Christ in the world and that is good. Still, we need to remember the commitment we made and responsibility we assumed when we chose to establish the Lucille Raines Residence. There is still much healing that needs to be done through the ministry at Raines.
When you read this we will have celebrated Easter. Oh how we need the hope that Easter offers to us after this last year. As you celebrate the love and grace of God that is at work in your life, remember that your love, commitment and support are very much needed at Raines to give hope to those wounded by addiction.
Christ has Risen!
Rev. Paula Young Mayberry President Lucille Raines Residence Board of Directors [email protected]
Lucille Raines Residence Spring 2021 Newsletter
Lucille Raines Resi-dence - About (weebly.com)
More Than Just a Building 2
Being There for Each Other 2
Grateful for Giving 3
Special Giving 4-10
2020 Raines Fest and Thanksgiving 11
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Carry each other’s burdens, and in this way you will fulfill the law of Christ. ~Galatians 6:2
A man, while walking down the street, fell into a hole. The sides were steep and he was unable to get out. A priest happened along and saw the man who called out for help. The priest was on his way to visit a sick parishioner and hurried on. Soon a rabbi stopped at the hole and asked what had happened. The man asked the rabbi to help him out but the rabbi, noticing how steep the sides of the hole were, left shaking his head. After awhile a pastor walked by and looked down at the man in the hole who called for his help. The pastor was late for a meeting and walked away. A laborer stopped to inquire how he could help. The man asked for help to get out of the hole. The laborer jumped down into the hole. The man exclaimed, “Why did you do that? Now neither of us can get out.” “Oh,” said the laborer. “I’ve been in here before and I know the way out!”
It is impressive to observe how the residents of the Lucille Raines Residence support and encourage each other – because they have “been there before.” Who better to understand what we are going through in our lives than those who have been there before. The scripture instructs us to carry each other’s burdens. When the load is shared it becomes lighter.
Frequently asked to describe a day in the Life at Raines, no two days are identical. There is, however, a similarity. Rarely is there a day when someone does not express appreciation for the privilege of living at Raines – thanks which should be for YOU, for YOU are the folk who make this ministry possible.
One recent day – March 25 – was especially meaningful.
Mid-morning Eric, maintenance staff, and I were discussing building concerns, when all of a sudden, the conversation took an unexpected twist. Eric’s comment about the uniqueness of Raines elicited, “Tell me more.” Eric talked about how there is no other place like Raines, how the location is perfect, the building provides both space and togetherness, opportunity for privacy amid family atmosphere. From the heart, oh my!
And then, came mid-afternoon. Just delivered mail brought a flat 9x12 envelope addressed to Vanessa, who lived and worked at Raines several years ago. The receptionist brought the envelope to me, with a comment she didn’t know Vanessa, but the envelope looked important. It was from the State of Indiana. Called Vanessa. Curious what could be inside, she asked that the envelope be opened. Contents: Congratulatory certificate on her 50th Birthday. Her comment: I’d rather have one for eleven years clean! Without Lucille Raines, I’d be dead; there’d be no 50th Birthday!
In this Eastertide Season, THANK YOU – units, churches, individuals all – for providing Lucille Raines Residence. A building, yes, but even more, a recovery environment. Avery and Marsh ’s words:
Good-bye guilt. Good-bye fear, good riddance! Hello, Lord. Hello, sun! I am one of the Easter people! My new life has begun! Ev’ry morning is Easter morning from now on! From now on!
Carolyn Marshall, Executive Director [email protected]
More Than Just A Building
Being There for Each Other
Lucille Raines Residence Spring 2021 Newsletter
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Grateful for your giving Mid 70s, Evelyn Saffer, herself in early recovery from alcohol addiction, visioned a
recovery community need. Simultaneous with program development was search for
a facility. United Methodist Women in Indiana had a building full of empty hotel
rooms. The two organizations pooled their assets – a program and a building.
They were BOLD and took a LEAP OF FAITH to SUCCEED – or possibly fail. 44
years later, Lucille Raines Residence is still standing (the recipient of many repairs
and upgrades) and the program has repaired many lives.
The residents now pay $120 per week for rent. The UMW support has increased from $10/member
to $12/member per year. As the local memberships have declined, so has the UMW general
support. Thankfully, some members, units, and friends have provided extra gifts beyond the
“askings”. In 2020 when the budgeted support from UMW members was $102,000, we were only
able to provide $82,000 for the routine operations. Fortunately, extra gifts had been received in prior
years and were available to cover that shortfall.
It must be remembered that during the past three years, special fund drives were completed for the
mortar and tuckpointing project and then, most recently, to immediately replace the air conditioning
system. We are most grateful for all those special gifts. Both projects are completed. THANKS for
every gift, large or small, as we all need to work together when we face such big challenges. Stop in
when you are in Indianapolis, visit with very grateful residents, and see your mission dollars at work.
As you meet together again, consider a special giving to
supplement your individual askings. It can be designated as
“Use as Needed” on the remittance to your district treasurer.
And as you review your personal assets, you may decide to
leave a gift to Lucille Raines Residence, the mission of
United Methodist Women in Indiana.
Much is required from the person to whom much is given.
~Luke 12:48
Mary Jane Compton, Treasurer
Thank you for shopping for Raines!
Oct. 1-Dec. 31, 2020
115 Households
Total Donations
$292.98
United Methodist Women of Indiana also have been supportive of Lucille Raines and its residents by stepping up to the plate when a need arises. The most recent example is the need to replace the air conditioning unit. The response to the need was inspiring as money came in to pay for this added expense. You helped carry this burden!
May God bless each of us as we help carry the burdens of those in need.
Kathie Clemenz, president
United Methodist Women of Indiana
INDIVIDUALS:
Jerilyn Ahlbrand
Barbara A. Aker
Jane Badgley
Pauline Becknell
Sharyl Berry
Mark Boardman
Nancy Boone
Betty Bowen
JoAnne Bowen
Cathy J. Burris
Frances Cain
Elizabeth Cato
Kathleen Clemenz
Mary Jane Compton
Linda Crawford
Marlene Crowder
Judy Darr
David & Jean Dilley
Mary Duffy-Lewis
Lori Ellinger
Judie Ellison
Jeanie Park Estep
Jean B. Freeze
Elsie French
Diane Gattone
Denise Geller
Donald & Marilyn Griffith
Phyllis Groth
Dilys F. Hale
Kathleen A. Ristow Harriman
Robert Raines/Cynthia Hirni
Bettsy Hollingsworth
Peggy Ann Hollingsworth
Elizabeth Handley Holmes
Michele Imler
Warren & Helen Kirk
Frances Klinger
Kimberly Kyrouac
Tom & Linda Lawler
Jack Leonard
Karen D. Leonard
Mary Lich
Sally Lindenmayer
Maureen K. Mauzy
Brent & Cozette McColgin
Cozette McColgin
Beth Stickles McDaniel
Genevieve M. Molter
Linda Mylet
Phyllis Newton
Mary Jane Packard
Marjorie Pappaioanou
Bonnie Raines
Eva Mae Rambo
Ann M. Randall
Carol Raney
Pamela Rhodes
Phyllis Rhodes
R.G. Roberts
Ann M. Satterwaite
Sally Sayre
Margaret Schimmel
John Schurz
Beverly B. Scott
Carla Sigler
Sarah Snell
Ann Spahr
Richard & Cindy Steele
Cynthia Stephenson
Susan Steva
Lee & Susan Stewart
Jamie Street
Thomas & Janice True
Ted & Linda Warfield
Nicola Webb
Catherine Whitted
Cheryl L. Wilson
David Wilson
Denise Wilson
Cheryl Wolf
Barbara E. Yoho
Morris G. Young
Joy Zook
UMW UNITS:
Amo
Anderson New Horizons
Angola
Arcola
Ashley/Flint
Avondale
Bainbridge
Battle Ground
Beaver Dam
Bicknell
Bloomington Arlington
Bloomington First
Bloomington St. Mark’s
Boston
Brook
Carmel
Carmel St. Marks
Chesterton
Churubusco
Columbia City St. Matthews
Connersville First
Cornerstone
Corydon
Crawfordsville First
Cromwell
Delphi
DeSoto
Ebenezer
Folsom/Freedom
Fort Wayne Aldersgate
Fort Wayne Good Shepherd
Fort Wayne Simpson
Fort Wayne Waynedale
Franklin Grace,
Friendship Circle
Garrett
LUCILLE RAINES RESIDENCE 2020 SPECIAL GIVING
This listing incorporates those gifting in addition to United Methodist Women’s commitment of $10.00
per member per year. Those giving to Money for Mortar and Air Conditioning are listed separately.
We are deeply grateful for both regular and “second mile” support of the mission and ministry at
Lucille Raines Residence.
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Gary Marquette
Gosport
Hagerstown
Hamline Chapel
Hanfield
Heidelberg
Hillsboro
Indianapolis Faith, Dora Circle
Jamestown
Johnson Memorial
Knightstown
Kokomo Faith
Kokomo Grace
Kokomo Main Street
LaPorte
LaPorte, Wesley Ann Circle
Leipsic
Logansport Main Street
Mt. Zion
Muncie Gethsemane,
Lydia Circle
New Haven
New Life
New Market
Noblesville First
Philadelphia
Pine Village Ladies Fellowship
Point Isabel
Putnamville
Raub
Rochester Grace
Salem
Sandborn
Sheridan
South Bend Grace
Star City
Stockwell
Sullivan County Cluster
Tyson Temple
Union Chapel Women’s Circle
Unity Chapel
Valparaiso
Wabash Christ
West Lafayette
Westchester
Zionsville Salem
CHURCHES:
Ambia
Avon
Beaver Dam
Brimfield
Chesterton
Churubusco
Connersville First
Covington
Edinburgh
Edwardsville
Greenfield Trinity Park
Hagerstown
Hillsboro
Hope
Indianapolis Good Shepherd
Indianapolis Irvington
Indianapolis Mt. Olive
Indianapolis Wesley
Lapel Trinity
Locust Grove
Losantville
Milan
Nashville
New Albany Trinity
New Ross
Noblesville First
North Salem
Packerton
Pennville
Peru Main Street
Poseyville St. Pauls
Raub
Richmond Central,
Friendship Circle
Rochester Grace
Salem
Spencer (Faith Promise)Stockwell
Union Chapel
Walton
Warsaw First
Waynedale (Missions)
Windfall
CORPORATIONS:
Benevity Community Impact Fund
Kroger
Network for Good Smile.Amazon
IN HONOR:
In honor of Jerilyn Ahlbrand
Linda Crawford
In honor of Ronda Anderson
Denise Geller
In honor of Ann Baker
Maureen Mauzy
In honor of Lillie Booe’s 98th birthday
Carolyn Marshall
In honor of Wanda Brown
Phyllis Hackler
In honor of Cathy Burris
Austin Burris
In honor of Frances Cain
Kathryn Meredith
In honor of Yolanda Capes
Mary Jane Packard
In honor of Lorraine Chisler
Phyllis R. Newton
In honor of Melissa Christenson
Denise Geller
In honor of Mary Jane Compton
Bloomington First UMW
Beth Compton
In honor of Mama Conway
Barbara King
In honor of Beth Crain
Mary Jane Packard
In honor of Linda Crawford
Mary Jane Packard
In honor of Carol Dawson
Phyllis Hackler
In honor of Ruth Ann Dellacca
Barbara King
In honor of Karen Durnell
Maureen Mauzy
In honor of Betty Eiler
Phyllis Hackler
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In honor of Wilma Eiler
Phyllis Hackler
In honor of Bonnie Elam
LaDonna Weber
In honor of Jeanie Park Estep
Muncie Gethsemane UMW, Miriam Circle
In honor of Martha Farney
Maureen Mauzy
In honor of dads/men on
Father’s Day
Beaver Dam UMC
In honor of Amanda Ferguson
Maureen Mauzy
In honor of Nancy Fill
Barbara King
In honor of Judy Forey
Barbara King
In honor of Judy Foulke
Nancy Rosa
In honor of Denise Geller
Marna Morris
In honor of Jeannie Gennrich
Cozette McColgin
In honor of Connie Gibson
Barbara King
In honor of Marilyn Griffith
Kathie Clemenz
In honor of Terry Grotenhuis
Denise Geller
In honor of Leah Hartsook
Phyllis R. Newton
In honor of Jan Hecht
Denise Geller
In honor of Nancy Hofer
Barbara King
In honor of Susie Hooten
Mary Jane Packard
In honor of Barbara Johnson’s 100th birthday
Lawrence & Diana
Musgrave
In honor of Heenam Jung & Jung Kim
Maureen Mauzy
In honor of Jera Kessler
Denise Geller
Marna Morris
In honor of Marilyn Lacey
Barbara King
In honor of Alex Lamb
Mary Jane Packard
In honor of Jean Lents
Cozette McColgin
In honor of Carol Tiller’s & Dick Luchtman’s wedding
Leanore Regensburger
In honor of Lois Ludwig
Evelyn LaFollette
In honor of Barbara Lynch
LaDonna Weber
In honor of Lisa Miller Maidi
Mary Jane Packard
In honor of Pat Males
Phyllis Hackler
In honor of Carolyn Marshall
Bill & Jackie Clayton
In honor of Maureen Mauzy
Denise Geller
In honor of Carolyn Maxey
Adam & Bridget
In honor of Carol McCracken
Phyllis R. Newton
In honor of Linda McFarland
Phyllis Hackler
In honor of Gail Merrill
Linda Mothershed
In honor of Pat Meyer
Denise Geller
In honor of Sally Mijares
Maureen Mauzy
In honor of Dana Moore
Mary Jane Packard
In honor of Sharon Moore
Denise Geller
In honor of Marna Morris
Denise Geller
In honor of Dianne Motto
Kathie Clemenz
In honor of Sue Moulden
Mary Jane Packard
In honor of Glenda Nelson
Cozette McColgin
In honor of Jennifer Newton
Karla Hofherr
In honor of Gloria Parish
Denise Geller
Marna Morris
In honor of Kitty Peart
Maureen Mauzy
In honor of Mary Ann Pollard
Denise Geller
In honor of Sara Rode
Maureen Mauzy
In honor of Rachelle
Ruge-Bernard
Barbara King
Maureen Mauzy
In honor of Lori St. Pierre
Maureen Mauzy
In honor of Margy Schimmel
Huntington Evangelical UMW
In honor of Gary & Diana Scott
Kathie Clemenz
In honor of Pastor Brian R. Smith
Maureen Mauzy
In honor of Sarah Snell
Larry & Cecilia Henning
In honor of Joanne Solomon
Phyllis R. Newton
In honor of Felicia Stewart
Terre Haute Centenary UMW
In honor of Mariea Strader’s 20 years sobriety
Sarah Snell
In honor of Linda Stroup
Maureen Mauzy
In honor of Janene Stuber
Maureen Mauzy
In honor of Diana Sturm
Barbara King
In honor of Marsha Sutton
Barbara King
In honor of Sally Sutton
Barbara King
In honor of Janet Taylor
Mary Jane Packard
In honor of Clara Lou Thompson
Denise Geller
In honor of Kathie Votra
Maureen Mauzy
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In honor of Lora (and Pastor Pete) Ward
Maureen Mauzy
In honor of Dennis Wickman
Wally & Myrna Neal
In honor of Jan Wilcox
Maureen Mauzy
IN MEMORY:
In memory of Verneice
Anderson
Lowell UMW,
Naomi Circle
In memory of Marjorie Angerer
Jan Hecht
In memory of Carol Bane
Carole Bushert
Twila Cobb
Mary Jane Compton
Janice Hecht
Evelyn LaFollette
Martha Lewis
Vickie Newkirk
Mary Kathryn Pearce
Dolores Sieboldt
Sally L. Smith
Ronald Leon Sparks
Earlene vanDeventer
In memory of Nancy Barnett Judy Foulke
Carolyn Marshall
Jean Rowings
In memory of Marion Beeson
Michael & Joy Williamson
In memory of Norma Bell
Marengo UMW
In memory of Michael Burnett
Laura Eller
In memory of Richard Campbell
Jeanie Estep
Carolyn Marshall
In memory of Margaret Alice Lovell Carmer
Roger & Lynn Blakley
Faegre Drinker
Foundation
Ora Lovell Children:
Pat, Wilson, Christine, Dorothy & Richard
Barbara McCoy
In memory of Don Center
Sarah Snell
In memory of Lorin Clemenz
Lori Chambers
Mary Jane Compton
Bonnie Elam
Jeanie Estep
Denise Geller
Barbara King
Carolyn Marshall
Carolyn Maxey
Paula Mayberry
Cozette McColgin
Deanna Pettyjohn
Leanore Regensburger
Cheryl Wilson
Mary Etta Yoho
In memory of Louise Dennin
Brenda Crawford
Jeanie Estep
Carolyn Marshall
Cheryl Wilson
Mary Etta Yoho
In memory of Garhard Gennrich
Cozette McColgin
In memory of Karen Devaisher
Barbara King
Carolyn Marshall
In memory of Anna Elliott
Canton-West Point UMW
In memory of Noah Estep
Gwyn & Marsha
Bontrager
Kathie Clemenz
Cousins
Brenda Crawford
Paul & Phyllis Ellcessor
Jeanie Estep
Denise Geller
Carolyn Marshall Maureen Mauzy
Muncie Gethsemane UMW
Fred & Mary Jane Myers
Pat Weeks
Mary Etta Yoho
Alan, Jennifer Young Danny & Marty Young
In memory of Duane Fleener
Barbara King
Patsy Fleener
In memory of Jennifer Gibbs
Karen Cummins
In memory of Lori Gibson’s brother
Leanore Regensburger
In memory of Wesley Hanson
Jeanie Estep
Carolyn Marshall
In memory of Barbara Johnson
Kathie Clemenz
Mary Jane Compton
In memory of Bob Keller
Barbara King
In memory of Joan Kenipe
Barbara King
In memory of Sonnie Knotts
Phyllis Hackler
In memory of Pastor Bob Kumpf
Brazil Union UMW
In memory of Eleanor Lumpkin
Kathie Clemenz
In memory of Donna Martin
Carolyn Marshall
Dolores Sieboldt
In memory of Terry Mauzy
Maureen Mauzy
In memory of Jack Miller
Lorin & Kathie Clemenz
Carolyn Marshall
In memory of Linda Miller
Cornerstone UMC
In memory of Melissa Mitchell
Barbara King
In memory of Arthur Mix
Richard & Carolyn Maxey
In memory of Bill Moon
Jeanie Estep
In memory of Shirley Pavy
Kathie Clemenz
Carolyn Marshall
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In memory of Floris Petty
Michael & Joy Williamson
In memory of Janice Poolman
Kathie Clemenz
Jeanie Estep
Barbara King
In memory of Betsy Pyle
Carolyn Marshall
James Pyle
In memory of Ann Marie Rager
Mary Jane Compton
Carolyn Marshall
Maureen Mauzy
Paula Mayberry
In memory of Mary Lou Rainford
Peggy A. Borchelt
Kathie Clemenz
Wilma J. Griffin
Roger & Martha Hahus
Judith B. Hollar
Ralph & Linda Lindgren
Carol Macmillan
Carolyn Marshall
David & Nancy Minton
Katherine L. Rose
Lee Shirer
Sarah Snell
The Storey Family
Janice B. Yost
In memory of Martha Scott
Bishop Frank & Melissa Beard
In memory of Penny Sisto
Kathie Clemenz
Mary Jane Compton
Brenda Crawford
Carolyn Marshall
In memory of Laura Smith
Kathie Clemenz
Brenda Crawford
Denise Geller
Carolyn Marshall
Dolores Sieboldt
In memory of Barbara Spaulding
Kathie Clemenz
Mary Jane Compton
Jan Hecht
Heidelberg UMW
Ellen Hill
Barbara King
Carolyn Marshall
Paula Mayberry
Cozette McColgin
Salem UMW
Dolores Sieboldt
West District UMW
In memory of Shirley Spindler
Jean Zerkel
In memory of Anthony
Stevenson
Kathie Clemenz
In memory of Dr. Bonnie Jo Briggs Stuelpe
Karen Cummins
In memory of Dr. Herbert Stuelpe
Karen Cummins
In memory of Betty Jean Taylor
Kathie Clemenz
In memory of Betty Underwood
Sarah Snell
In memory of Ruth Anna Wade
Canton-West Point UMW
In memory of Wayne Wakefield
Kathie Clemenz
In memory of James Ward
Kathie Clemenz
In memory of James Hilary Ward III
Barbara King
Dolores Sieboldt
In memory of John Weeks
Carolyn Marshall
In memory of Barbara Weiss
Kathie Clemenz
In memory of Bobbie Willis
Kathie Clemenz
Jeanie Estep
Evelyn LaFollette
Carolyn Marshall
Sarah Snell
In memory of Shirley Willis
Kathie Clemenz
Jeanie Estep
Evelyn LaFollette
Carolyn Marshall
Sarah Snell
In memory of Devon Yoho
Kathie Clemenz
Jeanie Estep
Carolyn Marshall
MONEY FOR MORTAR
UNITS:
Indianapolis Castleton
Indianapolis Rosedale Hills
Newburgh
AIR CONDTIONING
INDIVIDUALS:
Anonymous
Milt & Barbara Ashby
Ruth E. Augustine
Laura Bartolomeo
JoAnn Bowen
Mary Lynn Brown
Cathy Burris
Kathryn Bush
Elsbeth D. Cass
Elizabeth Cato
Hazel Clark
Charlotte Coburn
Carolyn J. Collins
Elaine Cowen
Linda Crawford
Margaret Dennis
Mary Dicken
Gisele Dollinger
Jane DuMond
Marilyn Eley
Laura Eller
Judie Ellison
Margaret Erwin
Betty L. Farr
Margaret Fletcher
Verla B. Flick
Barbara McGahey Frain
Rita Gaither-Gant
Denise Geller
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Elaine Gilliam
Janet Godby
Waneta M. Gray
Ruth M. Hahn
Dilys Hale
Barbara Hart
Leah Hartsock
Barbara Hayes
Judith A. Hays
Pam Helms
Kathryn Holden
Elizabeth Handley Holmes
Donna R. Hook
Keith & Karen Howard
Nancy Howe
Rosemary Huff
Shelley R. Johnson
Marian L. Kelley
Risa N. Kimmel
Barb Kovalsky
George & Marty Krestik
James & Evelyn
LaFollette
Linda Lane
Mary A. Lawson
Robin Lindenmayer
Sally Lindenmayer
Marcia Lloyd
James D. MacDonald
Beth Main
Katherine C. Matson
Richard & Carolyn Maxey
Doran & Maryellen May
Paula Young Mayberry
Marsha J. McCool
Dale McCullough
Mary McDonald
Patricia McFadden
Gail Merrill
Carol A. Meyer
Carolyn Mikesell
Pamela Miller
Genevieve M. Molter
Elizabeth Montag
David & Joyce Morris
Lisa Morris
Carol Moulder
Thelma R. Mullett
Phyllis Newton
Nancy Parkinson
Connie Pearson
David L. Poole
Ruth Ann Pritt
Patricia Rahke
Robert & Deborah Raines
Linda Ralston
Sherry Ralston
Ann Randall
Kay Reglein
Nelda S. Rimstidt
Martha Rockey
Cindra A. Sanders
Joyce R. Scott
Patricia Sharkey
Trudy M. Shaw
Nancy Shelbourne
Judy P. Shive
Shirley Sietz
Sarah Snell
Joanne Solomon
Billie L. Sommers
Marilyn Steenwyk
Cynthia Stephenson
Loretta J. Stuber
Ruth Suter
Faye S. Thomas
Claralou Thompson
Nancy Tooker
Bev Toon
Butch & Wanda Troke
Jayne M. Vaughn
Lucia Wellington
Kathy White
Legene White
Patti Wright
UNITS:
Acton
Anderson First
Arcola
Avon
Battle Ground
Berne Trinity
Bicknell
Bloomington First
Bluffton First
Boston
Bringhurst
Brownsburg Calvary
Brookville
Canton-West Point
Castleton
Chesterton
Cicero
Clinton, Eleanor Circle
Covington
Crawfordsville First
Dearborn Hills
DeMotte
DeSoto
Eden
Edwards Memorial
Elkhart Trinity
Evansville Salem
Evansville Simpson
Fairview
Farmland
Fillmore
Fort Wayne Calvary
Fort Wayne Covenant
Fort Wayne Good
Shepherd
Fort Wayne Simpson
Fortville
Franklin Grace
Greenfield Bradley
Greenwood
Griffith
Hagerstown, Reflections Circle
Harlan
Hebron
Hillsboro
Indianapolis Barnes
Indianapolis Chapel Hill
Indianapolis Lawrence
Indianapolis St. Andrew
Indianapolis Scott
Knightstown
Kokomo Grace
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Lafayette Christ
Lake Chapel
Lena
Leo
Losantville
Lowell Bargain Korner
Lynnville
Merrillville
Michigan City
Milroy
Nashville
New Chapel
New Palestine
Norris Chapel
North Judson
Ossian
Owensville
Oxford
Plainfield
Pleasantville
Point Isabel
Poplar Grove
Poplar Grove Crazy
Quilters
Putnamville
Raub
Richville
Rochester Trinity
Roanoke
Ruter Chapel (Vevay)
Sheridan First
Southport
Spencer
Tracy
Union
Union Chapel Women’s Circle
Valparaiso First
Wabash Christ
Waldron
Warsaw First Deborah Circle
Wayne Center
Westfield Christ
Woodruff Grove
Zion
Zionsville Salem
CHURCHES:
Avon – The Morning
Glories & Wings Bible Study Groups
Avon
Beaver Dam
Bloomington Fairview
Bloomington St. Paul
Brookville
Burton-Richland Center
Center
Chesterton
Crawfordsville First
Cumberland
Dyer
Edinburgh
Fort Wayne Good
Shepherd
Hamline Chapel
Hillsboro
Indianapolis Broad Ripple
Indianapolis Roberts Park
Kokomo Shiloh
Kokomo Shiloh Servers/ Inquisitors Sunday School Class
Lapel Ford Street
Milton
Mishawaka First
Monticello
New Chapel
New Haven
Noblesville Emmanuel
Noblesville First
Oak Grove
Pleasantville
Richvalley
Rising Sun, Bon Ami
Circle
Santa Claus, Circle of Christian Services
Sheridan First
Spencer
Stockwell
Union Chapel
Veedersburg
Warsaw Trinity
Webb Chapel
Zionsville Salem
IN HONOR:
In honor of Kathryn (Katy)
Meredith’s 96th birthday
Frances Cain
In honor of Sherry Ralston
Pat Retherford
IN MEMORY:
In memory of Isabelle Otter
Warren Otter
In memory of Marilyn “Kay” Rode
Warsaw First Deborah Circle
In memory of Laura Smith
Anderson New Horizons UMW
“We will be known forever by the tracks we leave.”
–Dakota
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Covid-19 changed a lot of things at Raines over the past year, but it didn’t
change the passion United Methodist Women and others have for caring
for the residents at Raines.
Food, games and gifts were given in a safe and generous way with hopes that
Raines Fest 2021 will bring us together again for fellowship and fun.
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Thanksgiving for
the residents.
Made with love
the Covid way.
947 North Pennsylvania Street
Indianapolis, IN 46204-1070
Phone: 317.636.3328
Fax: 317.636.0073
www.lucillerainesresidence.weebly.com
Dated Materials
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Twin sheet sets (regular length)
Pillows
Shower curtain liners (heavy)
Shower curtain rings
Laundry detergent
Hygiene products
Toilet paper
Shampoo & Conditioner
Body Wash (especially for men)
Your prayers
Your time
Monetary donations
Ongoing Needs and Ways to Serve
Lucille Raines Residence Spring 2021 Newsletter