ANNUAL MEETING JANUARY 31 ST, :15 AM FELLOWSHIP HALL

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1 JANUARY 31 ST, ANNUAL MEETING 1 UNITED REDEEMER LUTHERAN CHURCH ANNUAL MEETING JANUARY 31 ST, :15 AM FELLOWSHIP HALL MISSION STATEMENT: AS A FELLOWSHIP OF BELIEVERS, WE ARE UNITED IN CHRIST BY GOD, SHARING THE GOOD NEWS OF JESUS CHRIST, SERVING ALL PEOPLE, AND CARING FOR GOD S CREATION. O P E N I N G D E V O T I O N S P A S T O R R E P O R T R E V I E W & AP P R O V E T H E A D M I N I S T R A T I O N R E P O R T R E V I E W & AP P R O V E T H E C O M M I T T E E R E P O R T S R E V I E W & AP P R O V E T H E F I N A N C I A L R E P O R T S E L E C T I O N S F OR: - N O M I N A T I N G C O M M I T T E E - S Y N O D A S S E M B L Y (MAY 6 TH - 7 TH, ) R E Q U I R E S 3 V O T E R S [ OR 4 W I T H O N E Y O U T H / Y O U N G A D U L T ] R E V I E W & AP P R O V E T H E B U D G E T A D J O U R N M E N T M E E T I N G A G E N DA T A B L E OF C O N T E N T S ANNUAL MEETING MINUTES 2 SYNOD REPORT 3 PASTOR REPORT 4 YOUTH DIRECTOR REPORT 5 ADMINISTEATIVE REPORT COUNCIL & COMMITTIES 7 COMMITTEE REPORTS 8 FINANCIAL REPORTS WELCA FUNDS 12 YOUTH/SUNDAY SCHOOL 13 TURST FUND 14 OPERATING FUNDS 15 CONSOLIDATED FUNDS BUDGET 17 DIRECTORY (Green) C H U RC H C O N TAC T I N F O R M AT I O N Pastor Marggi...pastormarggi@urlchurch.org Cindy... youth@urlchurch.org Teri. b o o k k e e p e u r l c h u r c h. o r g Office... admin@urlchurch.org United Redeemer Lutheran Church 560 West 3rd St Phone: Fax: urlchurch.org

2 2 JANUARY 31 ST, ANNUAL MEETING A N N U A L M E E T I N G M I N U T E S F R O M J A N U A RY 25 TH, The Annual Meeting of URLC was called to order by President Kathy Roberts at 9:22am. Opening Devotions URLC's contract pastor, Pastor Jorgensen, began the meeting with opening dialogue and prayer. Pastor Reports Pastor's Reports were reviewed, as written, in the Annual Report. Youth Director s Reports and Committee Reports are included in the Annual Report for congregation information. Review and Approval of 2014 Annual Reports Secretary's Report: Motion to approve Secretary's 2014 Annual Report, as written, was made by Paul Rockne, seconded by Greg Schmitt. All in favor, motion carried. Office Administration Report: Motion to approve Secretary's 2014 Annual Report, as written, was made by Greg Schmitt, seconded by Tim Quam. All in favor, motion carried. Treasurer's Report: Motion to approve Treasurer's 2014 Annual Report, as written, was made by Fred Roberson, seconded by Dennis Baumberger. All in favor, motion carried. Trust Fund Report: Motion to approve Trust Fund report was made by Greg Schmitt, seconded by Tim Quam. All in favor, motion carried Budget The 2015 Budget was presented in depth at Pace on January 11, There are concerns about charging youth for Vacation Bible School. The Youth Education can explore various options, including time and cost factors. Currently, Sunday School has been funded by Trust Fund, offerings, and noisy offerings. John Wilkinson is requesting the upcoming council to review the budgeting and funding all youth programs and made motion to approve this action, seconded by Fred Roberson. All in favor, motion carried. Questions were brought up regarding the pastor s salary and benefits as noted in the budget: this is just an estimate for a future pastor. Also, if Continuing Education for pastors is not used it rolls back into the operating budget. Council will review the left-over monies in the Neighbor Helping Neighbor fund. Motion was made to approve the 2015 Budget, as written, by Laura Haugen, seconded by Mary Goplen. All in favor, motion carried. Elections Retiring from council this year are Kathy Roberts, Mike Tabor, Rozie Born, and Susan Baker. We take this opportunity to acknowledge all your hard work and dedication, and thank you for the services you've provided to United Redeemer Lutheran Church. Nominated to serve: Paul Dahlen has been serving on council, however, due to his leaving for college he will discontinue his term. Laura Haugen nominated Anna Haugen be a non-voting youth liaison, Lori Rauen seconded. Lori Rauen nominated Landon Rauen to also be a non-voting youth liaison, Lori Haugen seconded. All in favor, motion carried. **It is important for the youth and council to be aware they are there only to give their perspective and feedback. Nominations for 2015 are Shirley Buck (1 year term), Mary Goplen, Jessica Hoeper, Dennis Larson, Chuck Rohe, and Roger Rueckert (2 year term). Paul Rockne made motion to accept the nominees to 2015 council, Fred Roberson seconded. All in favor, motion carried. Please take this time to welcome them and thank them for their commitment to serve. The new council will chose a new Nominating Committee. Paul Rockne made motion to have council find new members for the 2015 Nominating Committee, Roger Madison seconded. All in favor, motion carried. Synod Assembly URLC has three adult plus one youth spots available for the May 2015 Synod Assembly. Mary Goplen made motion to allow URLC three adults and one youth to attend, they should contact the office if they are interested, Sue Baker seconded. All in favor, motion carried. Ken Magnuson made motion for new council to look into putting co-terminus pastor roles in our constitution, Paul Rockne seconded. Majority agreed, motion carried. Motion to adjourn was made by Paul Reppe, seconded by Mary Goplen. All in favor, motion carried. Meeting adjourned at 10:23am. Respectfully Submitted, Sue Baker/Council Secretary

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4 4 JANUARY 31 ST, ANNUAL MEETING P A S T O R M A RG G I S R E P O RT I arrived at United Redeemer almost six months ago as I write this report. I would like to offer my deepest gratitude and thanks to you as a congregation for welcoming me into your hearts and community. I have so much enjoyed being among you in so many many ways. I am truly looking forward to the year ahead as we worship, learn, work, celebrate, and grow together. I have appreciated the dedication and love so many of you have for United Redeemer. It is obvious and contagious. I am amazed at what you have accomplished over the years and I look forward to what you will accomplish in the year ahead. I am excited about Project 3R... for the plans and dreams you have for renewing the church. I am excited about our youth program and Sunday school...you have fostered a safe, warm and loving place for the children to be. I am excited about our worship and the joy each Sunday that is felt in the pews. You have also done wonderful events and ministry outside our doors with a willingness and spirit of warm hospitality. In the coming year I see before us some challenges. 1: the number of young families that aren't involved in our community and I hope we can find ways to engage them and help them feel more connected to our community. They are needed and deeply missed. 2: continue to find ways to build a strong sense of community through small groups and interest groups.3: Worship is such a central and vital part of a church community, to discover ways and ideas to grow our worship attendance and possibly alternative worship experiences. 4. continue to build on the passion of stewardship in leadership, time, talents and resources. In our life together as a congregation, I truly trust that the power of the Holy Spirit is alive and well here and in the world. I trust the work, dance and breathe of the Holy Spirit to be among us. I anticipate with hope and excitement what will unfold for us in the year ahead. I want to Thank the council of URLC - for your leadership, time, commitment and love for this congregation. Thank you to our staff- to Jessica, who will be missed and who has done outstanding work and service in the last five years, to Teri for her expertise and thoroughness with our books and finances, to the custodians, Paul and Lori, for their time and commitment to caring for our facilities, to Ruth, Diane, Mary Ann and Kathleen for their musical gifts, time and dedication and to Cindy for all her gifts, passion, enthusiasm and talent musically-and to Cindy who has given her heart, time and energy in so many many ways to the youth of this congregation. (We have amazingly wonderful youth here at URLC- from the little ones to the teenagers ) We are all incredibly blessed to have had such a staff is in front of us. I am excited and am anticipating a great year with the help and guidance of Christ Jesus! You are God's people and I am blessed to be here with you. My prayers, blessings and joy, Your pastor Marggi

5 JANUARY 31 ST, ANNUAL MEETING 5 Y O U T H D I R E C T O R S R E P O RT Thank You to everyone involved with our Youth! The congregation here at URLC amazes me with their generous donations, & volunteer help with all the youth programs & trips. From Baptism to graduation & beyond, it is so wonderful to see these kids grow. Spreading God s word through their singing, stories, having fun with each other, & so much more. Seeing & hearing from the youth here at URLC, truly fills my heart with God s love. In our past Sunday school year & beyond, we have grown closer to God through: Sunday school classes Hayride with decorating Pumpkins Singing during services at church Christmas Project Sundays, preparing for the season & Christmas program The Christmas Program Worship Service Camp Sunday during PACE getting the congregation involved in making S mores & making Camp necklaces Spring Project Sunday making New member & Baptism bags with treats & URLC information. Vacation Bible School with 43 kids attending our 1 st year Evening VBS The pre-confirmation age of 7th grade youth have been meeting in the Youth room with past teacher Bob Rosenquist, & new teacher Joan Hellyer. They now call themselves BASIC, which stands for brothers and sisters in Christ. The kids have done different projects such as writing to URLC College students, trick or treating UNICEF, which brought in $93, & ringing the Salvation Army bell at HUB. This really was a success; the community donated up to $372 each weekend. They have been awesome in their singing a few Sundays at church too! The Cinnamon roll fundraiser for Confirmation camp is always a BIG Hit! Who can resist that amazing smell each Sunday of our baking! The Confirmation Class & older Youth have held many of the same fundraisers this past year, & they are always such a great success! These fundraisers are: Oodles of Noodles Soup Suppers Easter Breakfast Mother s Day Brunch Silent Auction Raffle Car Hop Gift Card sales Christmas in a Jar The Cookie Auctions This past year the trip with 17 Youth & 3 Leaders attending, was the ELCA Youth Gathering in Detroit. This was an amazing trip! We can t wait for 2018 to go again to the gathering scheduled for Houston, Texas! This new year of 2016, we have 19 Youth & 9 Leaders going on the mission trip through Youth Works to Nashville, TN July 15 th -24 th. Service projects are important at URLC too. Some of these include: Collecting food for the Zumbrota Food Shelf, raking leaves, helping at the Nursing Home, singing carols, & bringing holiday treats to the residents at the Towers, Bridges, & Nursing home. Fun activities we do in the winter time is: Super Night in Rochester, led by the Rochester Area Youth for Christ. A day of Skiing at Welch too! We all came home with no injuries! A BIG Thank You to our wonderful volunteers: teachers shepherds adult fundraising help chaperones on the trips - & adult leaders at Confirmation classes. We truly cannot hold any of the above Youth programs without the volunteer help, so again THANK YOU! I look forward to another great year as your Youth Director! I leave you with a favorite song of mine from 2015 to listen to: Because He Lives by Matt Maher Peace, Cindy Wilson, Youth Director

6 6 JANUARY 31 ST, ANNUAL MEETING O F F I C E A D M I N I S T R AT I O N R E P O RT M E M B E R S H I P S TAT I S T I C S H O U S E H O L D S : B A P T I Z E D M E M B E R S : C O N F I R M E D M E M B E R S : M E M B E R S : A C C E S S I O N S : R E M O V A L S : P A S T O R A L A C T S B A P T I S M S /01/2015-JACE ALLEN RUKA 05/10/2015-AXEL JAMES F ANNING 06/07/2015- ANIKA CHRISTINE B ERVEN 06/07/2015-MAISY ELAYNE B RABAND 06/14/2015-EMMETT LEE ROBINSON 06/28/2015-BRUCE STEVEN CLEMENTSON 09/27/2015-HARRISON JACOB M OECHNIG 10/11/2015-HARRIS RAYMOND HOEPER 11/15/2015-RHETT ARON LODERMEIER C O N F I R M A T I O N S - 17 L UKE D AVID D AHLEN M ADISEN ELIZABETH ENGER S UMMER JEAN GRUHLKE G RETA JOY G ARTNER C ONNER D USTIN HEITMAN B EN RICHARD K NOWLTON C OLE L INGBECK L AUREN M ARIE M ILLER A LEXANDER BUCK M ILLER M ATTHEW MORENO L YNDSEY RAE QUAM L AURA D ISALVO C ADEN CURTIS STEFFEN H AYDEN SAMUEL STENSLAND K ATILYNN M ARIE SWANSON L UKE G ARRETT TUPPER B RANDI ROSE WEILAND M A R R I A G E S /15/2015 J OSEPH ROBERT B UCK + REBECCA SARAH (HUNDORF) B UCK F U N E R A L S, D E A T H S & M E M O R I A L S E R V I C E S - 14 W ANDA LYNN HINRICHS O RA D EANE STARZ E LSIE RUTH G OPLEN L OIS HARRIET WELLVANG R OBERT EDGAR WELLVANG G RACE KAREN F REDRICKSON D UAINE L EONARD COPLEY H ARLAN NAVONNE JOHNSON M ILAN RICHARD NEMEC J ANET LEAH MAAS C HARLES STARY BUCK F INNEGAN JAMES HILL M ARK O FSTIE* P AUL D OUGLAS REPPE

7 JANUARY 31 ST, ANNUAL MEETING 7 U N I T E D R E D E E M E R C H U R C H C O U N C I L A N D C O M M I T T E E / T E A M M E M B E R S C O U N C I L E X E C U T I V E T E A M : PRESIDENT: D ENNIS LARSON (2018) VICE PRESIDENT: M IKE BRENGMAN (2017) C O U N C I L M E M B E R S : R ENE ARENDT (2016) M IKE BRENGMAN (2017) S HIRLEY BUCK (2016) M ARY G OPLEN (2018) J ESSICA HOEPER (2018) D ENNIS LARSON (2018) C O M M I T T E E / T E A M M E M B E R S : A DULT E DUCATION M A RY GOPLEN [CR] MARILYN ANDERSON LAURA HAUGEN GENELLA MUSSELL KATHY ROBERTS NIKKI ROCKNE LEAH WICHMANN-HINZ E VANGELISM T IM QUA M [CR] JUDY BLAKSTAD JESSICA HOEPER GENELLA MUSSEL JOHN WILKINSON F INANCE R OGER RUE CKE RT D E NNIS LA RSON M IKE BRE NGMAN M A RY GOPLEN T ERI PAULSON [BOOKKEEPER] M ISSION SUPPORT M A RY GOPLEN [CR] CARLENE LAWLER LORI RAUEN P ROPERTY MANAGEMENT C H UCK ROHE [CR] JOE ANDERSON EILEEN BJORNGAARD FRAN KEMPF ALLAN NILSON KATHY ROBERTS SONIA STEHR C HUCK ROHE (2018) R OGER RUECKERT (2017) J ANA S CHOLL (2017) J ERRY T ORVUND (2016) T IM QUAM (2017) S OCIAL MINISTRY R E NE A REND T [CR] LAURIE BRENGMAN CHERYL HILL ELLEN MITTELSTADT GENELLA MUSSELL RENE STEGER MARYANN URBAN CHRIS WHEATLY LEAH WICHMANN-HINZ STAFF S UPPORT D E NNIS LA RSON M IKE BRE NGMAN R OGER RUE KERT M A RY GOPLEN JANA SCHOLL MARILYN ANDERSON T RUST FUND ROGER RUECKERT [CR] (2017) SHARRIE HOUSTON [PRES] (2016) DIANE NELSON [SEC/TRES] (2016) JAYCEE NILSON (2015) JANET OFSTIE (2018) LEAH WICHMANN-HINZ (2018) T ERI PAULSON [BOOKKEEPER] W ORSHIP M IKE BRE NGMAN [CR] EILEEN BJORNGAARD CAROL FREDERIXON EVIE KORSTEN SANDY LOHMAN LIZ QUAST RUTH REPPE MARY ROHE MARYANN URBAN CINDY WILSON SECRETARY: MARY G OPLEN (2018) TREASURER: ROGER RUECKERT (2017) N ON-VOTING YOUTH MEMBERS: A NNA HAUGEN L ANDON RAUEN N ON-VOTING STAFF MEMBERS: P ASTOR M ARGGI* C INDY W ILSON* YOUTH E DUCATION C INDY W ILSON [STAFF] J E SSICA H OE PE R [CR] KATHY BRAMBLE MELANIE CYLKOWSKI KATIE QUENZER MICHELE HATLELI Y OUTH & F AMILY MINISTRY C INDY W ILSON [STAFF] S H IRLEY BUCK [CR] BRIAN ADAMS JIM & DEB BERG DEB BRADT JEFF BRAULT CRAIG NICHOLS LIZ QUAST WILLIE RAUEN ANN SOLBERG MIKE TABOR JEFF VILEN CHRIS WHEATLEY ADJUNCT TO SOCIAL MINISTRY TEAM: * HOPE COALITION * C HERYL BEACOM JANE BUCK DEE KNUTSON B ARB M ADISON PAULA MCDONALD BEV O CONNOR IRENE SWENSON KAREN WHITAKER *Pastor role is to be a non-voting, advisory member of Council, the Executive Team and the Committees/Teams. *Youth Director role is to be a non-voting, advisory member on the Youth Teams. A brief description of committees/teams can be found on the reverse side. Updated 07/22/2015

8 8 JANUARY 31 ST, ANNUAL MEETING C O M M I T T E E R E P O RT S A D U LT E D U C AT I O N An important educational tool for the adults of United Redeemer is PACE. A variety of speakers are invited to PACE to share experiences and information that we hope promote conversation and enrich our lives. Some Sunday school and youth members also attend these presentations when appropriate. PACE is a self-supporting budget item. For more than 45 years, PACE (Parish Adult Christian Education) has been an important education component for members and guests of the congregation. PACE continues to take place between worship services September to May each year. Sessions begin with coffee, cookies and fellowship. Each year, a wide range of speakers and topics have been included in the PACE time from 9:15 to 10:10, as experiences and information are shared promoting conversation and enriching our lives. Many topics are applicable for Sunday school and youth members as well as adults. Some Sundays are devoted to youth activities including presentations by youth and adults sharing their summer experiences at the annual ELCA youth conventions, mission trips and Boundary Waters experiences. Events such as Sundae Sunday and the annual cookie auction take place during the time. The PACE forum allows our congregational members and others to learn about other programs and activities occurring in our community and surrounding areas. We continued our annual practice of sending holiday cards to our 2015 high school graduates & military personnel and preparing gift bags to the homebound - all greatly appreciated by the recipients. Some of the topics presented during 2015 included: preventative medical recommendations; Zumbrota Area Food Shelf; protection against identity theft; child abuse; organ and tissue donation; and an overview of the Muslim religion by the President of the Islamic Center of Minnesota. In 2015, a new name for PACE was discussed as well as increasing the number of sessions dedicated to fellowship. With the retirement of 2 members of the committee, the adult education committee welcomes those interested in joining the committee and/or suggestions for future topics. PACE is funded solely by contributions from the congregation at PACE on Sundays. Submitted by, Marylyn Anderson [PACE Coordinator] E VA N G E L I S M This committee coordinates outreach efforts to new, inactive, and potential members of the congregation. The evangelism team is responsible for the Reception of New Members during the PACE hour. They also provided each new member family with a sponsor from the congregation. New ideas are needed and more energy is welcome. M I S S I O N S U P P O RT This committee supports various missions of our congregation. First of all, we encourage each member to review their relationship to God and renew their efforts to give thanks through their monetary gifts, their time, and their God-given talents. It is through those gifts that we are able to function as a faith community carrying out God s will. Our largest commitment is to the General Budget. Secondly, we are thankful for the designated gifts. These involve our property, our sanctuary renovation, our youth, and many other projects, including the support of the Larger Church. The Mission Support committee supports the various missions of our congregation. The committee is responsible for encouraging each member of URLC to review their relationship to God. Asking each member to renew their efforts to give thanks through their monetary gifts, their time, and their God-given talents. It is through these gifts that The Church is able to function as a faith community carrying out God s will. Our financial commitments include the General Budget, Renovation to the church property, education of our members, outreach to the local community, and mission support. Submitted by, Mary Goplen [Council Representative] P RO P E R T Y M A N AG E M E N T This committee meets on a monthly basis. We oversee the repair and maintenance of the building and grounds, along with hiring of lawn care and snow removal. The Property and Management committee is responsible for the maintenance and repairs of the church buildings and property and overseeing that these activities are completed. This committee is involved in acquiring bids, reviewing and accepting bids for maintenance related projects and ongoing processes such as lawn care and snow removal. It also is responsible for ensuring the readiness for all annual and semi-annual inspections and that any inspection issues are remedied, as well as (Continued on page 9)

9 JANUARY 31 ST, ANNUAL MEETING 9 C O M M I T T E E R E P O RT S ( C O N T I N U E D ) completing the necessary safety checks. All inspections were passed and safety checks on AED, exit signs, fire extinguishers and the elevator were done. This year, it was suggested that the property and management committee put together short and long range plans for maintenance projects that need to be done and can be done with memorials or donations. From this suggestion, Project 3R was developed. We have $150,000 worth of projects to be completed as funding becomes available. So far, this year, new ovens and a stainless steel wall were added to the kitchen, offices were painted, roofing work and tuck pointing on the church and fellowship hall were done. Also, upgrading to the fellowship hall men's restroom was started and will be completed as funding allows new flooring and other work to be completed. The Property and Management committee meets the 2nd Wednesday of each month at 7pm. Submitted by, Chuck Rohe [Council Representative] S O C I A L M I N I S T RY This team has been in existence at URLC for over 3 years now, and includes an energetic knitting ministry, garden ministry, bereavement ministry, visitation ministry, food shelf support ministry & support for Hope Coalition s Women s Shelter in Red Wing. Our goal is to expand caring ministries not only within the congregation, but more importantly, in the broader community. Short-term, emergency ministry in individual cases is also under the wing of this committee. New team members are always welcome. This team of volunteers supports URLC through visitation, bereavement ministry, and knitting, vegetable gardening for food shelf support, international mission projects and providing meals for homebound people. We provide food and monetary donations to the Zumbrota Food Shelf year round. Additional food shelf items in low supply are gathered during the summer. An outreach program of providing meals is greatly appreciated. Meals were prepared and served by URLC members on the second Sunday of the months of Jan-Mar/ Oct-Dec The knitting ministry provides prayer shawls or lap robes to offer comfort and warmth to people experiencing illness or loss. Our bereavement ministry supports families or individuals who have experienced the loss of a loved one. We have a "Kid s Coat Closet" with hats, mittens and coats, new or gently used, to help the children in need of these items in our area. Our garden provides many fresh organic vegetables to the food shelf and seniors in the community. New team members are always welcome, so if you are interested, please contact the church office or myself. Submitted by, Rene Arendt [Council Representative] S TA F F S U P P O R T The staff support committee meets periodically throughout the year. Discussions are held to continue to review and refine job descriptions and make sure that these are given to each staff member annually along with an updated compensation and benefit package. Members of the Staff Support Committee continue to meet with staff in order to review job performance & revise job descriptions as needed. We continued to utilized the new job evaluation, introduced last year, that included a self-evaluation & rating format. This includes an annual update of personnel folders, for staff and lay-staff, to ensure they contain all the required documentation. The staff support committee has initiated the search process for an office manager after council regretfully received the resignation of Jessica Ottem, our church office manager. She plans to continue in her position through the end of January 2016 to finish year end projects, prepare the annual report, and assist in orienting a successor. Please join us in thanking her for her 5 years of service to our congregation and support her during this time of transition. As we also thank everyone from office personnel, and custodial staff, to the talented music directors and accompanists for their continued contribution to the life of United Redeemer Lutheran Church. Submitted by, Mike Brengman [Council Representative] (Continued on page 10)

10 10 JANUARY 31 ST, ANNUAL MEETING C O M M I T T E E R E P O RT S ( C O N T I N U E D ) T RU S T F U N D The Trust Fund of United Redeemer is composed of gifts from individuals and estates. Some gifts were made with requests by the donors that dollars earned from the principle sum be restricted in their use. Other donors have made gifts where earnings from the principle are to be used at the discretion of the Trust Fund Board. The Trust Fund meets as needed. Applications for financial support are reviewed and acted upon. The Trust Fund Committee met a few times in The Trust Fund Committee By-Laws were reviewed. The committee reviewed the requests for funding and allocated funds according to the guidelines. The Trust Fund policy currently in place states that no more than 5% of the trust fund balance on November 30th can be used in the next calendar year. $26, is available for disbursement in Submitted by, Sharrie Huston [Chairperson, Trust Fund Committee] W O R S H I P The Worship Committee is responsible for planning and coordinating a program of worship meaningful to the worship life of the congregation. The Worship Committee met approximately quarterly to plan the worship and music schedules for the year. Worship leaders and the congregation learned several settings of new liturgy from the new hymnal. The Bells, Adult Choir and With One Voice groups, and the Organists continue to bring music to the worship experience. Music continued to play a significant and meaningful role in the life of the United Redeemer congregation. Each Sunday worship services have been enhanced by talents of the members of the Sanctuary Choir, Jubilee Bells, United Redeemer Singing Sisters and With One Voice. In addition, we continued to be blessed with outstanding contributions from individuals sharing their talent, from Sunday School groups and from others who, in some way, shared their talent for the benefit of the United Redeemer family. Throughout the year a number of changes have taken place while sharing in worship weekly. Here are a few of those changes: The Lent services focused on the extraordinary lives and witness of people of faith who are perhaps less well-known than the great Saints of the Church. For the five Wednesdays of Lent Pastor Dick Jorgensen provided a series of lessons on Prophets, Saints, & Martyrs You May Or May Not Have Heard Of. In March and April Tricia Stiller provided a number of connected Children s Messages titled, Building Blocks of the Liturgy: Gathering, Word, Meal, Sending and included many ways to teach about the order of worship services. And the bulletins were formatted to correspond to those four blocks of Liturgy. Then again in the fall the worship bulletins changes again. They are now a larger format, making room for a more userfriendly way to follow along with the service, eliminating the need to reference the Hymnal so often. In September the second service started to involve more youth & Sunday school families as volunteers and Cindy chose more contemporary music, which included Sunday school students playing instruments up front and Cindy on the keyboard/piano as opposed to the organ. Communion will be by intinction for the majority of our services, and the Bread & Wine will be reserved for a few services each year. Submitted by, Mike Brengman [Council Representative] (Continued on page 11)

11 JANUARY 31 ST, ANNUAL MEETING 11 C O M M I T T E E R E P O RT S ( C O N T I N U E D ) Y O U T H E D U C AT I O N The Youth Education Team meets monthly. The Committee sets up Vacation Bible School (VBS, for 3-5 year-olds) and Day-camp (for kindergarten - 6 th grade). The team also makes decisions about Sunday school curriculum, fundraisers, service projects, and Sunday school class involvement during services. The total number of children that actively attend URLC Youth Education programs, which is nursery through 7 th grade, is 113. We continue to use the SPARK curriculum for Sunday school. Sunday school attendance is up from last spring, averaging kids each Sunday. Sunday school is made possible by Teachers, Shepherds, Confirmation Student Teachers, and Volunteers. Vacation Bible school was held August 3 rd -6 th and was at night with dinner served before bible school each night. Vacation Bible School was held at no cost to the students and open to the public. Vacation bible school was well attended and Cindy received positive feedback about the night time. Vacation Bible School was staffed by the youth education director and volunteers. Seventeen youth and 3 chaperones attended the National Youth Conference in Detroit July, The youth went trick or treating over Halloween for UNISEF and raised $ The youth s December 2015 noisy offering collected $200 for Sunday school funds. The second service has now become a more contemporary service, with the youth serving as readers, ushers, and joining in on hymns with instruments. THANK YOU TO ALL THE VOLUNTEERS THAT MAKE YOUTH PROGRAMS POSSIBLE!!! Submitted by, Jessica Hoeper [Council Representative] H O P E C OA L I T I O N / K I D S C O U N T V O L U N T E E R S R E P O RT The HOPE COALITION/KIDS COUNT committee at United Redeemer has contributed to the Goodhue County Haven of Hope Women s Shelter in Red Wing and also to our community in the following ways in 2015: Hygiene, bedding products and some spring clothing were collected and distributed in the spring to the shelter. Money was sent this fall for children s school supplies. Winter caps, gloves, snow pants and jackets were sent January and February, then again October through December. Money was raised by the congregation in November and forwarded to provide a gift and a Christmas party for 50 children at the shelter and in Safe Homes. Winter caps, gloves, snow pants and jackets were also collected by our committee to help the Social Ministry Team s Clothes Closet at the church. This clothing is distributed to any child, teen, or parent in need at ZM Schools, Headstart, W.I.C. (Women, Infants, Children program) and our community at large. To our Congregation: Thank you for your prayers and your generosity in support of those we serve in Christ's name and with His love. Submitted by, HOPE COALITION/KIDS COUNT Team [Cheryl Beacom, Jane Buck, Arlis Borgstrom, Dee Knutson, Barb Madison, Paula McDonald, Bev O'Connor, Irene Swenson, Karen Whitaker]

12 12 JANUARY 31 ST, ANNUAL MEETING W E L C A - W O M E N OF U N I T E D R E D E E M E R Income from Fundraisers High Tea $ Holiday Festival (December 5 th ) $2, Thankoffering (this is sent to the national office of WELCA) $ Circle Income $145 (½ of this was sent to the SE MN office of WELCA) Disbursements Zumbrota Area Food Shelf $ Good Earth Village $ Habitat for Humanity $ Zumbrota Healthcare (activity dept.) $ Lutheran Social Services $ Hope Coalition: Red Wing Women s Shelter $ Hope Coalition: Kids Count abused children $ Lutheran World Relief $ Christ Thru Hands $ Marie Sandvik Center $ Lutheran Campus Ministry $ Samaritan Fund $ School Children Emergency Fund $ ELCA Disaster Fund $ Care Clinic of Goodhue County $ TOTAL $3,400.00

13 JANUARY 31 ST, ANNUAL MEETING 13 Y O U T H D I R E C T O R S TAT E M E N T S OF I N C O M E & E X P E N S E YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 2015 S U N DAY S C H O O L A C C O U N T Balance as of Jan 1, 2015 $ INCOME: Sunday Offering $ Clothing Sales $78.00 Noisy Offering $1, Miscellaneous $ Trust Fund $1, Other Donations $ TOTAL INCOME: $3, EXPENSES: Netflix $ Clothing $ VBS $1, Music $44.04 Praise Room $ Projects $ Postage $58.00 Helium $ Interest $3.25 Rally Day Sunday $43.46 Spark Program - Sunday School $ Camp Sunday $ Treats for Sunday School $29.85 TOTAL EXPENSES: $3, Balance as of Dec 31, 2015 $1, Y O U T H A C C O U N T Balance as of Jan 1, 2015 $8, INCOME: 2015 Fund Raising $28, Miscellaneous $ Easter Breakfast $ Clothing Sales $ Donations $1, Trust Fund $1, ELCA Youth Gathering $5, CBC & Pizza $ Welch Ski Trip $1, Confirmation Camp $ TOTAL INCOME: $40, EXPENSES: 2015 Fund Raising $14, Youth Room Expenses $93.99 Seder Meal $8.55 Easter $ Clothing $1, Confirmation Camp $1, Sundae Sunday $68.92 ELCA Youth Gathering $13, Miscellaneous $ CBC-Christian Breakfast Club $1, Welch Ski Trip $ Service Charges & Bank Fees $65.73 Music $20.29 Confirmation Camp $ Cash for store $75.00 TOTAL EXPENSES: $33, Balance as of Dec 31, 2015 $15,828.69

14 14 JANUARY 31 ST, ANNUAL MEETING T RU S T F U N D F I N A N C I A L S TAT E M E N T TRUST FUND BUDGET FOR 2015 PAID AMT Girl Scout Troop #25421 $95.00 $95.00 Zbt Boy Scout Troop #59 $85.00 $85.00 Zumbrota Food Shelf $ $ Rent Subsidy $1, $1, Habitat $ $ Luther Theological Seminary $1, $1, Wartburg Theological Seminary $1, $1, Women of URLC quilting $ $ Confirmation Camp $ $ Zbt. Stability Families $1, $1, VBS/Day Camp $1, $1, CBC-Christian Breakfast Club [URLC] $ $ Good Earth Village $1, $1, Plants for Homebound $ $ ELCA Youth Gathering $1, $1, Lutheran Social Services of MN $ $ Singing Sisters Choir $ $ URLC Members for Youth (Bibles for pews) $ $ Zumbrota Ministerial Fund & Medical $1, $1, Property Management 1 $12, $12, Samaritan Fund $1, $1, TOTAL $27, $27, Property Management amount is made up of $1,183 for microphones, $3,000 for bathrooms and $8,000 for stove. EDWARD JONES INVESTMENT AND BANK OF ZUMBROTA INVESTMENT AS OF DEC 31, TRUST FUNDS INVESTED: Edward Jones as of 12/31/15 $508, Edward Jones Money Market as of 12/31/15 $19, Trust Fund Checking - Bank of Zumbrota $18, TOTAL $546, TRUST FUND ACCOUNTS: Seminary Fund $21, Siebrecht Fund $196, Krinke Fund $98, Hovland Fund $124, Matching Funds $17, U.R. Trust Fund $77, ELCA Scholarship $11, TOTAL $546, The Trust Fund Board members are council appointed. Board Members in 2015: Sharrie Huston [Pres], Diane Nelson [Treas], Jaycee Nilson, Janet Ofstie and Leah Wichmann-Hinz. Roger Rueckert [Council Rep] and Pastor Marggi [Minister].

15 JANUARY 31 ST, ANNUAL MEETING O P E R ATING F U N D S S TAT EM EN TS OF I N C OM E & EX P E NSE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 2015 Balance as of January 1, 2015 $9, INCOME: Offering, Pledged $141, Offering, Non-Pledged $132, Offering, Plate and Miscellaneous $4, Interest $ Club $2, Property Use $1, TOTAL INCOME: $283, EXPENSES: Benevolence $6, Worship & Life $6, Education $1, Property & Management $35, Administration $11, Pastors' Salary & Benefits $119, Youth Director $26, Lay Staff & Wages $69, TOTAL EXPENSES: $275, Balance as of Dec 31, 2015 $16, United Redeemer financial statements were prepared by Teri Paulson [church bookkeeper], and have

16 16 JANUARY 31 ST, ANNUAL MEETING C O N C OLIDAT E D F U N DS Balances as of December, 2015 are as follows: Table Rental $1, Pastoral Sabbatical Policy $ Social Ministry/Bereavement $ Capital Improvement $0.00 Adult/Education/Pace $1, Music Fund $1, Bell Choir $54.20 Samaritan Fund $3, Mission Fund $5, Undesignated Memorials $0.00 The Lutheran $ Property Maintenance $6, Adult Mission Trip $75.00 Continuing Ed/Pastors $ Tape Ministry $ Men's Night $ Community Foundation $0.00 Military Mailing $37.72 In & Out $0.00 Bible Fund $ Sanctuary Choir $80.00 Flower & Altar $ Church/screen/video $1, Kitchen Fund $2, Garden/social ministry $2, Neighbor helping Neighbor $ Youth Ministry Fund $10, Guatemala Trip Account $2, UR Singing Sisters $ Project 3R $30, Designated Memorials $2, Confirmation Camp $1, TOTAL OF INDIVIDUAL FUNDS: $79, Invested in Consolidated Funds as of : Consolidated Checking $47, Bank of Zumbrota - Savings $21, Bank of Zumbrota - CD $10, TOTAL $79, Special Offerings Zumbrota Food Shelf $2, Goodhue Christmas Project $ Hope Coalition $ World Hunger $ Habitat $ Easter Lilies $520.00

17 JANUARY 31 ST, ANNUAL MEETING 17 B U D G E T & A C T UAL F O R A N D P ROPOSAL F O R 2016 Budget 2015 Actual 2015 Budget 2016 INCOME: Offering, Pledged $128, $141, $137, Offering, Plate & Miscellaneous $164, $136, $146, Property Use $ $1, $ Interest $97.00 $ Thrivent Undesignated Memorials Zumbrota Community Trust $6, Miscellaneous Income $ $ Club $2, TOTAL $299, $283, $285, EXPENSES: BENEVOLENCE S.E. MN Synod $6, $6, $6, Cannon River Conference $ $ $ Synod Assembly Offering ELCA $ $ SUB-TOTAL $6, $6, $6, WORSHIP & LIFE Pulpit Supply $ $2, $3, Lay Leadership $7, Worship Supplies $2, $2, $2, Church Music $ $ Mission Support program $ $ Mission Envelopes $ $ $1, Music Instrument Maintenance $ $ Social Ministry & Bereavement $ $49.00 $ Evangelism Supplies $ $ $ SUB-TOTAL $5, $6, $ 15, EDUCATION Confirmation Program $ $ $ Confirmation/Flowers $ $62.00 $ Youth Ministry Program $ $ $ Vacation Bible School $ $ rd Grade Bibles $ $ SUB-TOTAL $ $1, $1,860.00

18 18 JANUARY 31 ST, ANNUAL MEETING B U D G E T & A C T UAL F O R A N D P ROPOSAL F O R 2016 Budget 2015 Actual 2015 Budget 2016 PROPERTY & MANAGEMENT Utilities $25, $22, $25, Insurance $5, $4, $5, General & Equip Maintenance $10, $8, $10, Maintenance Supplies $1, $ $1, SUB-TOTAL $41, $35, $41, ADMINISTRATION Lay Staff Mileage $ $69.00 $ Office supplies $4, $2, $3, Office Equipment & Maintenance $3, $3, $3, Postage $2, $1, $1, Convention & Workshop $ $ $ Admin & Miscellaneous Expense $ $1, $1, Computer Support $1, $ $1, Business/Youth Director $ $ Business/Pastor Susan $2, Business/Pastor Bussert $ Business/Pastor Marggi $2, $ Contribution Service Fees $ SUB-TOTAL $13, $11, $14, PASTORS' SALARY & BENEFITS Pastor Vikstrom Salary $21, $21, Pastor Vikstrom Housing $7, $7, Pastor Vikstrom Social Security Offset $2, $2, Medical Pastor Vikstrom $9, $6, Pension, Pastor Vikstrom $5, $3, Pastor Salary, Jorgensen $45, $17, Pastor Housing, Jorgensen $14, $10, Pastor Social Security Offset, Jorgensen $4, $2, Pastor Continuing Ed, Jorgensen $ Pastor Medical, Jorgensen $20, $3, Pastor Pension, Jorgensen $6, Pastor Marggi Salary $21, $50, Pastor Marggi Housing $10, $24, Pastor Marggi Health Reimbursement $5, $12, Pastor Marggi Pension $6, $14, Pastor Marggi Continuing Ed $ $ SUB-TOTAL $136, $119, $102,700.00

19 JANUARY 31 ST, ANNUAL MEETING 19 B U D G E T & A C T UAL F O R A N D P ROPOSAL F O R 2016 Budget 2015 Actual 2015 Budget 2016 YOUTH DIRECTOR Youth Director Continuing Ed $ $ $ Youth Director Salary $26, $26, $26, SUB-TOTAL $26, $26, $27, LAY STAFF WAGES Office Manager $26, $26, $26, Organist $8, $7, $7, Custodian $13, $13, $13, Bookkeeper $8, $10, $11, Choir Director $1, $1, $1, Bell Director $1, $1, $1, Singing Sisters Director $1, Accompanist $ $ $ WOV 8 $1, $ $1, Social Security/Employer $6, $4, $7, Workers/ Comp Insurance $2, $2, $2, SUB-TOTAL $69, $69, $75, TOTALS $299, $275, $285,710.00

20 20 JANUARY 31 ST, ANNUAL MEETING Q U E S T I ON S, CO MMENTS, & N OT E S:

21 Church Directory Aarsvold, Tammy & Emily th Street (507) Anika, Alex, Ally, Tanner Adams, Brian & Nanci 575 Lincoln Ave (507) Sean, Ashley Albers, Chuck & Ellie th St. Goodhue, MN (651) Anderson, Joe & Marilyn th St (507) Anderson, Matt & Stacie 1020 Mill St (507) Neva, Gretta Archer, Duane & Dawn th St (507) Ryan, Morgan Atkinson, Richard & Joann 780 West 2nd St (507) Baethke, Mark & Lisa 1120 West Ave (507) Baker, Don & Sue Cty Rd 90 (507) Alyssa Bartlett, Lyle & Carolyn 613 Pleasant Ave. (507) Baumberger, Dennis & Julie 651 Pleasant Ave (507) Beckman, Kevin & Nikki 430 Lally Crt. Collin, Ally Aarsvold, Terry 210 5th St NW Oronoco, MN (507) Adams, Corey & Stephanie 361 Nicholas Ave Zumbro Falls, MN (507) Tessa Anderson, Jay & Natalie 700 Lancaster Blvd (507) Oakley, Cora Anderson, Karen 680 West 3rd St (507) Ryan Anderson, Pat 1022 Mill Street Arendt, Rene Ave. Way (507) Ayen, Howard & Mary 799 Warren Ave (507) Bailey, Hazel 1120 W Babcock St, Apt #8 Bozeman, MT (507) Balash, Sandra 537 3rd. Ave. NW (507) Bartsh, Doris 93 East 4th St #308 (507) Beacom, Cheryl 108 Highland Circle (307) Beebe, Chris & Tamara 365 Warren Ave (507) Kenedy, Katia, Grace

22 Behrends, Mark & Sue Sugarloaf Parkway (507) Benrud-Luhman, Julie County 2 Blvd. Goodhue, MN (507) Benson, Craig th Ave (507) Berg, Cory & Jennifer th St. Goodhue, MN (507) Berg, Jim & Debra 1201 Mill St (507) Bailey, Alivia Berntson, Phyllis 350 Lancaster Dr (507) Biorn, Nolan & Cindy 819 Willowmere Dr. (507) Shaun Birmingham, Darel & Becky 355 Lancaster Dr. (507) Bjorlie, Kermit & Ruth 575 1st Ave (507) Blakstad, Eric 96 13th St W (507) Jenna Boelter, Krista & Brett 765 Judith Ct (507) Brekken, Caden Boomgaarden, Randy & Joan 745 Pleasant Ave (507) Alexander, Haley Born, Rozie 366 East 4th St (507) Benitt, Jim & Nyola 1185 S. Main St (507) Benrud, Evelyn 300 E 13th St. (507) Benson, Ellis & Elaine 349 Aqua Circle (507) Bobbie Rae, Jeremiah Berg, Gail rd St (507) Bergstralh, Eric & Debra Ave. (507) Bezoier, Dolph & Ursula 560 West Ave (507) Birmingham, Brad & Mary 875 West 2nd St (507) Birmingham, Sharon 151 East 4th St (507) Bjorngaard, Norris & Eileen County 12 Blvd (507) Blakstad, Judy 330 Mill St (507) Boes, Mary Ann 845 Kenneth Street St. Paul, MN (918) Borgschatz, Barry PO Box 523 (507) Boss, Shelia 1045 Main St. S.

23 Braband, Zach & Jenna 1290 West Avenue (507) McKenna, Maisy Bramble, Tim & Kathy nd St (507) Makenna Brekken, Carol & Muriel th St (507) Brewer, Daryl & Shawna 50 Mill St. (507) Blake, Hayden Bridley, Derrick & Angie Cty 68 Zumbro Falls, MN (507) Rose Brunner, Jon & Terri 816 West 4th St (507) Eleanor, Laura Buck, Erica No Address on File, (507) Buck, Terrence & Kelli 997 West 6th St (507) Rianne, Kaitlen Budensiek, Michael & Patti Sherwood Trail (507) Connor Carlson, Royal & Cindy Ryan Sugarloaf Pkwy (701) Chalberg, David & Gail 724 West 3rd St (507) Clementson, Bruce th Street Pine Island, MN (507) Bradt, Randy & Deb Hwy 58 Blvd (507) Nathan Brault, Jeff & Jolin th Ave (507) Alena Brengman, Mike & Laurie Sugarloaf Parkway (507) Nathan, Hannah Brewer, Maggie & Emily Raasch's Ranch Lot 29 (507) Brunner, Inez 1850 Sarazin St, Rm 304 Shakopee, MN (507) Buck, Dale & Shirley 165 Quail Ridge Drive (507) Buck, Jeffrey 806 Dubuque Blvd. (507) Emma, Aaron Buck, Vernell & Jane 140 Quail Ridge Drive (507) Burdick, Jean & Dan th St (507) Jacob, Adam, Jenna, Matthew Carpenter, Linda & Marcus 724 W 2nd St (507) Chandler, Dana & Kim 640 Mill St. (507) Landen, Georgiahna, Ella Clementson, Keith & Jane nd Ave (507)

24 Clementson, Scott & Robyn th Street Pine Island, MN (507) Copeman, Tom & Lori 1910 Pioneer Ln (507) Laiken, Kye, Cambryn Curlee, Kiley Jo & Travis Cty. 11 Blvd. Wanamingo, MN (507) Austin, Addison, Alivia Dahlen, Dave & Anne 240 East 13th St (507) Luke, Paul Davis, Lorie 1325 Jefferson Heights Drive (507) Dicke, Thomas & Betty County 2 Blvd Goodhue, MN (507) Dose, Kevin & Carol 460 Forestview Curve (507) Andrew, Garry, Autumn Drackley, Paul County 6 Blvd (507) Dunbar, Scott & Heidi th St Way (507) Jack Eckert, Mae & Duane 196 Mill St (507) Edel, Merle & Stephanie 77 Mill St (507) Eickhoff, Dave & Sandy 1031 Toccata Lane (507) Clementson, Steven & Rachel 105 Lillie Ln SE Pine Island, MN (507) Bruce Copley, Diane 404 West 4th St (507) Cylkowski, Melanie & Chad 1038 Toccata Lane (507) Anthony, Anna Danielson, Cheryl & David 615 West 5th St (507) Dicke, Derek & Jillian 2346 Brooks Ave Red Wing, MN (651) Trevin, Abby Dodd, Matt & Jen 535 Sequoia Lane Dose, Laura Co Hwy 24 Pine Island, MN (507) Brianna Dubbels, Aileen 205 5th Ave NW Kasson, MN (507) Ecker, Susan th Avenue Wanamingo, MN (507) Rachel, Lisa Edel, Chad & AmandaJo 352 East 5th Street, Apt 1 Winona, MN (507) Ethan Edstrom, Brett & Amy th Ave Way (507) Amanda Eickhoff, Tim & Rachel 826 Willowmere Dr (507) Clara, James

25 Ellingson, Alicia Hi-Park 213 Pioneer Road Red Wing, MN (651) Erickson, Jay & Mary Jo 606 E. 4th St. (507) Teryn Esser, Jim & Kay th Ave (507) Falk, Allan 705 1st Ave East (507) Ferguson, Kris & Tom 1036 Toccata Lane (507) Finstuen, Josh & Jodie 145 Quail Ridge Drive (507) Kaitlyn, Abigail, Tanner, Ryan Forland, Craig & Ardis 1003 West 2nd Street (507) Fredrickson, Fred & Janice nd St (507) Fredrickson, Marilyn St. (507) Friedrich, Kent & Krissy 815 West Ave (507) Froelich, Garry & Delores 93 E. 4th St Apt 500 Gabrielson, Ron & Faye County Road 68 Lake City, MN (507) Gill, Marvin & Becky 805 Golfview Ave (507) Enger, Erick & Teresa 185 Quail Ridge Drive (507) Madisen Erickson, Roger & Kathleen 965 West Ave (507) Evert, Larry & Sheri 335 Parkview Curve (507) Falk, Rolland & Darlene Koob 135 Quail Ridge Drive (507) Finstuen, Jeremy & Erika 665 Lancaster Blvd (507) Madison Fleming, Dave & Mary rd. Ave. (507) Frederixon, Dana & Carol County 10 Blvd (507) Fredrickson, Harold St. (507) Friedrich, David & Linda Cty 10 Blvd (507) Friedrich, Wayne & Sandra 517 East 5th St (507) Froisland, Norman & Lillian 1340 East Ave (507) Gartner, Jeff & Ruth th Ave (651) Greta, Griffin Goad, Robert & Shaunte 416 4TH ST E (612)

26 Goplen, Ann 524 West 2nd St (507) Goplen, Mary & Sonia Stehr 415 E 12th Street (507) Groszbach, Arnie & Sharon County 10 Blvd (507) Groth, Duane & Marilyn Jefferson Ave (507) Groth, Melroy & Elvina 916 Larson Dr Apt B1 (507) Grover, Gary & LeAnn th Ave. Crt (507) Molly Gunhus, Sonia 1015 West 4th St (507) Hammel, Darla 493 Christina Ct Zumbro Falls, MN (507) Hanson, Jim 581 2nd Ave (507) Haugen, Brian & Laura 1007 West 2nd St (507) Anna, Emily Henning, Bruce & Cheryl 936 West 2nd St (507) Herrick, Linda & Craig 296 East 6th St (507) Hill, James & Cheryl 705 Lancaster Blvd (217) Goplen, Frank & Edith 690 Jefferson Dr (507) Goplen, Phillip 210 3rd St NW #402 Pine Island, MN (507) Groth, Anthony Nygren Rd (507) Groth, Freddy & Phyllis th St (507) Groth, Monica 708 Pleasent Ave (507) Alexander, Braden, EmmaLee Gruhlke, Tammy 587 W 2nd St (507) Brady, Summer, Savannah, Dallas, Chloe Guse, Lorne & Dawn 302 Gerken Drive (507) Justin, Alex Hansen, Carol 1220 East Ave (507) Hatleli, Lucas & Michele 200 Highlands Ave Emma, Lydia Heitman, Dustin & Danielle 901 Marie Lane (507) Caitlyn, Conner, Cody Herges, Chad & Regi County 12 Blvd (507) Joseph, Louis, Vincent Higgins, Jeff & Kathy st Lane SE Pine Island, MN (507) Allison, Jacob Hinderaker, Dale & Ruth P.O.Box 231 (507)