1646 Main Street
Brewster, MA 02631
LathamCenters
Passage to a brighter future
Fiscal Year 2015 Annual Report
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A Note of Gratitude
from the Board Chair
I was first introduced to Latham Centers at the age of eight years old when
my family admitted my sister Julie as a new resident student at Latham
School. At the young age of 13, Julie’s challenges of living with Prader-Willi
Syndrome, along with significant cognitive deficits, became so complex
that she presented harm to herself and her needs became unmanageable at
home.
We struggled with whether or not we were doing the right thing by placing
the care of Julie in the hands of the staff at Latham Centers—a decision that
is undoubtedly difficult for any family to make. Happily, not a day goes by
when I do not reflect on our good fortune in finding Latham. Looking back
30 years from the day we dropped off Julie in Brewster, we absolutely made
the right decision by pushing beyond our apprehension and letting Julie
become part of a wonderful community where she is liked and respected.
MISSION
Latham Centers compassionately and
creatively helps children and adults
with complex special needs, including
Prader-Willi Syndrome, to lead
meaningful, abundant lives.
Latham Centers is a unique place in that it treats individuals with
challenges versus challenged individuals while respecting their unique
needs. We have seen Julie transform into a happy, well-adjusted woman. It
is an understatement to say that Latham Centers has impacted our family
in ways we could never have imagined. While Julie will always be a central
part of our family, Latham Centers is Julie’s home away from home, and we
could not imagine her in any other place.
I am honored to have served on Latham’s Board of Directors for the past
seven years. Moreover, I am thrilled to have served as Board Chair for the
past two years. As I confidently pass off the baton to our new Fiscal Year
2016 Chair I cannot help but reflect upon this remarkable time of growth
for Latham Centers. The vocational opportunities for the students and
adults have expanded ten-fold as the agency innovatively organizes new,
and restructures existing, work-readiness programs.
As a professional in the field of educating those with special needs, as
a volunteer, and most importantly, as a family member/sibling, I hold a
unique partnership with Latham Centers. The organization provides a
community of compassion, safety, respect and devoted care like no other.
Thank you for your support and the impact that you too have in changing
lives for the better, one individual at a time. We are eternally grateful.
Sincerely,
Amy Carroll
FY15 Board Chair and Latham Sibling
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Fiscal Year 2015 Latham Centers
Board of Directors
July 1, 2014–June 30, 2015
Officers:
Amy Carroll, Chair
Sheila Burns, Vice-Chair
Debbie Cobb, Treasurer
Mary Cooper, Clerk
Anne McManus, President & CEO
Who We Served in Fiscal Year 2015
Students in Children’s Services
51
-Students with diagnosis of Prader-Willi Syndrome 25
-Students with dual diagnosis of
Developmental Disability and
Mental Health Disorders - including:
26
• Reactive Attachment Disorder
• Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
• BiPolar Disorder
• Pervasive Development Disorder
• Cerebral Palsy
• Autism
-Age range of Students served
13-21
-Students from Massachusetts
39
-Students from Alaska, Connecticut, New York,
New Jersey, Puerto Rico, Rhode Island, Ohio,
Virginia, Pennsylvania
12
-Day Students from local communities
2
-New Students during FY 15
11
-Male Students
25
-Female Students
26
Adults in Residential Services
52
-Adults with primary diagnosis of
Prader-Willi Syndrome
40
-Adults with dual diagnosis including Developmental
Disabilities and Mental Health Disorders
12
-Age range of Adults served
23 -60
-Adults who lived in a Latham
24 hour Support Residence
46
-Adults who lived in a Shared Living residence
4
-Adults who lived in a Supported Living arrangement 2
-Male Residents
21
-Female Residents
29
-Adults from Massachusetts
41
-Adults from other states
11
= Connecticut – 7
= Rhode Island – 1
= Vermont - 2
= Maryland - 1
Directors:
Rev. Nancy Bischoff
Frank Burgess
Jeff Cotto
Stephen Drowne
Jeni A. Landers, Esquire
David J. Lofstrom
Bradford P. Malo
Octavia Ossola
Todd H. Squire
Meagan Storey
Barbara P. Swaebe
Dr. Christine B. Thomas
Incoming FY15 Directors:
Keith Bradley
Christine Gillstrom
Rev. Richard N. Ottoway, PhD
Emeritus Members:
Dr. Russell S. Boles, Jr.
Harry MacDonald*
*Deceased
Fiscal Year 2015 Vocational Milestones
• Latham Centers’ new Director of Vocational Services
enhanced our innovative process for finding paid or volunteer
career opportunities for our student and adult residents.
- Latham staff make a referral for each client,
emphasizing preferred work hours and opportunities
based on skill level;
- Individualized education, behavior and support plans
are assessed;
- The Director of Vocational Services and a Latham resident
meet to discuss expectations, interests, and options;
- The Latham resident is matched with an employer such
as Home Depot, Olympia Sports, or the Cape Cod
Lavender Farm;
- The vocational match is closely supervised and ongoing
support is offered to the employer and Latham resident.
• 100% of Latham students were employed on or off campus.
• Latham Works produced new materials in the vocational
classroom such as wood working, ornament making and rope
weaving.
• Latham Centers’ adult residents were recognized for
vocational achievements through employers and the
Department of Developmental Services
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TRURO
PROVINCETOWN
Latham Programs and
Residential Sites
Latham Centers, Inc. is committed to providing cutting
edge education and treatment to two groups: children
and adults with Prader-Willi Syndrome and intellectually
disabled children and adults challenged with complex
behavioral and mental health issues.
LATHAM SCHOOL
Combining smart technology with an experienced
teaching staff, Latham School offers students
the academics, vocational programming, work
opportunities, and physical activities they need
to excel. Our teaching staff gears the curriculum
to insure that each student can achieve their
educational goals. The school offers a comprehensive
residential program where staff provide structure
and continuous learning opportunities. Nutrition is
a particularly important component of the Latham
experience and our in-house chef and kitchen staff
prepare delicious and nutritious meals that keep
students happy and healthy. The school program is
complemented by a team of Master’s level clinicians
and nursing staff nurturing spirit and body.
LathamCenters
PLYMOUTH
Residential Sites by Town
Children’s Services
Adult Services
WELLFLEET
ORLEANS
BOURNE
WAREHAM
DENNIS
BREWSTER
SANDWICH
BARNSTABLE
YARMOUTH
HARWICH
CHATHAM
MASHPEE
FALMOUTH
ADULT SERVICES
As demand for services continues, Latham has responded by
opening a new home in Plymouth, Massachusetts. The young
adults in this home have PWS and come to us from all over
the United States. In siting this new residence, we looked for
a home that was spacious and would give the residents ample
room for privacy and recreation.
As a result of a master planning process that began
in 2013, we have begun updating our campus and
will be ending FY2016 with a new 22-bedroom
dormitory. This new facility will provide students
with individual bedrooms and common areas for
recreation and reflection.
RENDERING OF THE NEW DORMITORY
The program continues to develop its range of services
to insure that it has a continuum of care to meet each
individual’s needs. We currently have 11 group homes and
4 individuals in shared living (the individual shares a home
with a non-disabled caregiver) and 2 in independent living,
where individuals are provided staff support in their own
home. It is our goal to insure that each individual has as
many opportunities as possible to lead a full and productive
life in the least restrictive setting, while being mindful of
safety issues.
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Highlights
Summer: July – September 2014
nature. Latham students explored
more than 200 locations in the
Summertide program and our
transitional classrooms this year.
In August 2014, Team Latham
ran the picturesque 7-mile
Falmouth Road Race, raising
almost $25,000. The 18 runners
including staffers, parents, and
donors are credited with our
largest and most prosperous Falmouth Road Race
team to date. Funds raised support fitness and exercise
activities, such as Special Olympics, for the children and
adults who reside at Latham Centers.
Vocational growth and
job coaching was targeted
by the Board of Directors
and Latham staff as a top
priority in Fiscal Year 2015.
Remarkably, 39 student employees at Latham School
surpassed 100 hours of clocked-in paid or volunteer
work time over a two-week pay period. Latham Centers’
vocational classroom and Latham Works achieved
the goal of 100% student employment. Clinicians
and teachers collaborated, targeting the needs of
each student through creative job postings including
the “Recycling Crew” (sorting skills) and “Mail and
Check Delivery” (communication and social skills).
Teachers saw students taking accountability for their
new responsibilities and joy when taking part in paid
positions. Students even suggested additional jobs such
as a campus-wide printing service. The Latham Works
classroom added woodworking, ornament making
and rope weaving programs, and students learned new
“real world” job skills related to résumé writing and
interviewing.
The 2015 Summertide
program received grants
from The Friends of Pleasant
Bay and long-time donor
The Max and Victoria Dreyfus
Foundation. Off-campus
student excursions included
seal tours to Monomoy
Island, one of many places
where they learned about
their Cape Cod surroundings,
local animals, science and
This year one of Latham’s star athletes won the Special
Olympic’s Athlete of the Year award. The achievement
was of special significance to this student as he came to
us weighing 380 pounds and reduced his weight to 180
pounds.
Autumn: October –
December 2014
Latham Centers collaborated
with Cape Associates on their
annual Playhouse Raffle project,
raising more than $13,000
for program development.
Cape Associates was proud to
work with Latham Centers on this incredible project; it
was their largest Playhouse fundraiser run by just two
Latham staff members. Because of this project, Latham
increased the number of gifts received by 77%.
Latham Centers also raised approximately $100,000
in our fifth and largest annual Charity Golf Classic.
For the first time, all the funds raised from Angel Fund
donors will help fund the future Latham Community
Center at 1439 Main
Street, Brewster.
By December 2014,
Latham Centers had
raised $300,000 in
gifts and pledges
for the Community
Center.
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Highlights
Latham Centers’ staff attended and presented at
National and International conferences on PraderWilli Syndrome, obesity and hyperphagia. As experts
in the field, staffers shared information about Latham’s
programs and brought new ideas back to their
colleagues.
Our Adult residents excelled in the Fall of 2014 as
Latham Lifelong Pet Care began to offer off-season
reduced rates for Cape Cod residents in need of
pet care services. The Morgan Foundation helped us
make this pet sitting and dog walking program more
affordable for pet owners through an Annual Grant.
beautiful. Three of these residents graduated from
Latham School in Winter 2015 and one is a Latham
School alumnus who graduated in 2013.
A new blog column entitled “Living and Thriving
with PWS” was launched on the Latham web site.
Written by James*, a Latham adult with Prader-Willi
Syndrome, the writer shares what it is like to grow
up with PWS, his favorite vocational and recreational
activities, and how he has found success. James* has
given us insight into his world while improving his
writing and his ability to meet deadlines – skills he is
developing to further his career goals.
Latham students expanded the
Latham Works program, creating
new items for the annual
Holiday Craft Fair. Students
designed and crafted holiday
ornaments with Scrabble letter
tiles. These charming gifts are
made with pride by the students,
and exemplify fine-motor and
dexterity skill development, as
well as reading and writing. The
vocational program’s holiday
craft items included gift cards,
handmade soaps and dog toys. At the student-run
Craft Fair, Latham students practice customer service,
mathematics, and money management skills. The
Student Council voted to donate the $550 earned at the
Craft Fair to the Brewster Baptist Church Food Pantry.
Bobby*, a student
in the Children’s
Program, began
paid employment
off campus at the
Orleans Bowling
Center (OBC).
As part of the
team at OBC, he
reliably provides
weekly lane
cleaning. Bobby*
has excelled beyond expectations. Bobby* uses some
of the career skills learned at Latham (such as clear
communication and detailed cleaning) in a meaningful
new role he is proud of and recognized for.
Winter: January – March 2015
Latham Centers hired a Director of Vocational
Services, Maura Smith, who brings experience in the
community as a business owner and previous Latham
consultant. She began by embarking on a career
exploration journey with all of the children and adults
who call Latham home.
With a wait list
in Adult Services
admissions, Latham
Centers expanded
in Winter 2015,
purchasing a new
residential home in
Plymouth. Our staff,
Board members,
and Latham families
worked to make this dream a reality and the Plymouth
location, now home to four adults, is absolutely
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Spring: April – June 2015
Our residents were particularly encouraged to get
outside and stay fit and healthy after a long winter.
Latham Centers and the Cape Cod Disability Network
received a pilot grant to promote physical fitness
and wellness within the Adult Services program.
Latham Centers, Arc of Cape Cod, and Community
Connections joined forces to provide adult residents
Highlights
with the opportunity to improve upon their health.
This program was funded by a $15,000 grant from
The Community Health Network. Adult residents
signed up for programs including Smoking Cessation,
Staying in Shape, Healthy Eating, and Hygiene/Wellness.
Each resident signed a Positive Behavioral Support
Plan which outlines his or her goals, how he or she
plans on maintaining/accomplishing these goals,
and the incentives chosen for achieving the goal(s).
The incentives, funded by The Community Health
Network, ranged from a new bicycle and helmet to gym
memberships.
Jane*, a resident in the Adult Program, received a
10 Year Employee Recognition Award from TJ Maxx
where she has proven her value over the past decade.
Not only is Jane* a critical member of the TJ Maxx
team, but she is a successful 60 year old resident living
a healthy life with Prader-Willi Syndrome. She even
finds the time to volunteer in addition to her paid
employment. (Full story, page 8.)
Latham Centers vocational and residential staff
partnered with Agway to produce the Agway Herb
Garden. Agway donated Marigold, Chamomile,
Rosemary, Mint and Lavender plants to the students
on Latham Campus. By June’s end the garden was
planted, and it was time for the students to patiently
nurture and maintain the plants. While healthy and
therapeutic for our students, the garden also teaches
horticultural skills, accountability and responsibility.
Mastery was celebrated by students, staff, donors and
the Board of Directors at our Year End Celebration in
June. For the first time this event was held at the site
of the future Latham Community Center. Students
danced and sang, and
the Latham Players
Adult Theater Troupe
made a memorable
visit, acting out a
few skits, songs, and
dances.
We recognized
and awarded three
community partners,
one student, and one local official. Recipients of
the community awards, Puritan Cape Cod and the
Cooperative Bank of Cape Cod, worked together
preparing students for the Annual Best Buddies Prom.
Rogers & Gray Insurance, another community partner,
was recognized for hiring one of our students and
helping her to become the smiling, hard-working
young woman she is. That same student, Amy*,
received the President’s Award for Outstanding Vocational
Achievement. Lastly, Charles Sumner, Brewster Town
Administrator, was also recognized.
*Names have been changed to protect privacy
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Jane’s Story:
Breaking Barriers and
Exceeding Expectations
by Kathy vanEsselstyn
Assistant Director of Adults Services
23 Years of Service to Latham Centers
As Jane looks around the decorated room, hearing
cheers of congratulations, she smiles at friends
and staff who have become her family over many
years. Jane is celebrating her 60th birthday. For
any adult, turning 60 is a milestone – for Jane,
it’s monumental. She is one of the oldest living
residents with Prader-Willi Syndrome in the
country, and is a valued member of the Cape Cod
community.
Jane was diagnosed in the 1980’s with Prader-Willi
Syndrome (PWS). Already in her thirties, and after
years of facing many hardships, she and her family
had finally received a formal diagnosis and were
apprehensive about the future. Suddenly Jane
was stepping into the unknown. She had already
surpassed the life-expectancy of an individual
with PWS, as determined by doctors from around
the world. New tests in 1987, however, now proved
that with appropriate nutritional controls, the
life expectancy of the PWS population could be
extended.
After years of hospital stays and unsuccessful
residential placements, Jane and her family could
finally see the light. She moved to one of Latham
Centers’ adult residential homes, where she has
excelled for over 20 years.
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Dedicated staff Joanna Shea with Jane accepting
awards of recognition.
Staff helped Jane gain the tools she needed to
succeed and meet her goals. They provided
vocational support, including job coaching, health
guidance that integrated a diet specific to PWS
individuals and regular exercise, and emotional and
behavioral supports to help in day-to-day living.
Jane has been employed at the same clothing
store for over ten years. This past winter she was
recognized for her years of service at the Regional
level, and recently was recognized by The Cape
and Islands DDS Citizens Advisory Board at their
Annual Breakfast. Additionally, she works at a
community day program where she farms and
gardens. As part of Latham’s animal care program,
she enthusiastically visits with and trains our
donkeys, Angus, Moonbeam, Curly and Jake. She
then teaches and guides other individuals who are
also in the program.
Moreover, Jane spends her free time knitting
beautiful, hand-made hats, scarves and
other items to donate to charities such as
Rosie’s Place and Goodwill, and sell in the
community.
It hasn’t always been an easy road for Jane;
however she proves her bravery every day.
After losing both her parents, Jane became
her own guardian.
”
Despite being diagnosed with a life
threatening disorder, she has maintained a
healthy weight, worked and volunteered in
the community, travelled near and far and
”
has never lost her humor and zest for life.
With intensive small group and one-to-one
supports, Latham’s care is highly specialized. For
adult residents, like Jane, Latham Centers will be
the first and only placement where they are able to
succeed and the last place they will call home. The
residents remind each of us to be grateful for what
we have – our health, our families and the ability to
innately trust and nurture others.
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The Latham Community Center:
A $3.1 Million Capital Campaign
Three point one million dollars will afford Latham Centers
residents and the Brewster Community spaces which
include:
• Indoor gymnasium and fitness center to meet the needs
of people with special needs and the aging Cape Cod
population;
• Auditorium and stage for the Latham Players, Latham
Centers’ Adult Residential Program Theater Troupe;
• Art Room;
• Technology Lab;
• Vocational Center and Wood Shop;
• Two transitional classrooms for students moving from
children-focused to adult-focused programs;
• Combined meeting spaces for both the children and adults
in the Latham Program;
• A Special Needs Hub for organizations within the
Cape Cod Disability Network.
We welcome and appreciate gifts of all sizes. Donors giving
at a level of $1,000 or more over a maximum five-year
pledge period will be recognized in a special area of the
new Community Center. The generosity of our friends is an
investment in our future.
To make a “forever” change in the lives of our residents and
to learn about Naming Opportunities for the new space,
please contact Heather Kelsey, Major Gifts Consultant, at
[email protected] or call 508.364.2002.
Ways to Give
Tax deductible gifts are appreciated and make a real
difference in lives of those we support. For larger gifts,
including trusts, Latham Centers suggests you contact a
legal expert. Different giving options include:
• A Gift of Cash, Securities, or Real Estate
• A Gift of a Life Insurance Policy
• A Charitable Gift Annuity or Trust
• A Gift in Honor or Memory of a Loved one
• Major or Capital Campaign Gifts
Gifts can provide support in a variety of ways and can be
restricted to a need of your interest, or unrestricted for
Latham’s greatest need at the time. Regular needs include:
• Animal Therapy Programs, including our
Donkey Therapy Program
• Vocational and Pre-Vocational Training Programs
• Music and Art Therapy Programs
• Staff Trainings for Cutting Edge Treatment Techniques
• New and Consistently used Technology on Campus
by the students, such as iPads
Thank you in advance for your consideration! For
more information, contact Katrina Fryklund, Director
of Development, at [email protected] or
774.353.9126.
”
Latham Centers has embarked on a $3.1 Million Capital
Campaign to transform the former New England Fire
and History Museum building into a vibrant new Latham
Centers Community Center. Located at 1439 Main Street,
Brewster MA, just one quarter mile from Latham Centers’
campus, Latham staff looks forward to this Community
Center changing the lives of the students and adults who call
Latham home. The community at large will also have ample
opportunity to utilize this space.
The activities we do here at Latham are the
best activities in activity history. I can’t even
”
be more thankful to be at Latham.
— Matty, Latham School Student
10 Financials
FY2014 FY2015
Total Revenue $17,884,568
$18,231,755
Contributions $389,828
$625,930
Expenditures $16,412,441
$17,896,619
Total Liabilities
$6,616,639
$7,115,640
Total Net Assets $5,944,748
$6,279,884
FY15 REVENUE
Program Service Fees
88%
Contributions/
Special Events
3.4%*
HUD
1.7%
FY15 EXPENDITURES
Direct Program Services
87.4%
Administration
& Fundraising
12.6%
Other
6.4%
For a copy of the audited Financial Statements of Latham Centers, Inc.
prepared by Leonard, Mulherin & Greene, P.C, please contact Latham Centers.
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Founded in 1970, Latham
Centers provides lifetransforming educational,
vocational and residential
treatment programs for
children and adults with
complex special needs,
including Prader-Willi
Syndrome (PWS). The
agency is a national
leader in the residential
treatment for PWS—a
genetic disorder with no
known cure.
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Our Core Circle of Courage™ Values
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Donors
THE ROY T. MORGAN CLUB
($25,000 and above)
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Keenoy
Roy T. Morgan Foundation
The Peter & Elizabeth
Tower Foundation
THE WILLIAM A.
MCCLENNAN CLUB
($10,000-$24,999)
The Seth Sprague Educational
& Charitable Foundation
Dr. & Mrs. Russell S. Boles, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Jack & Jo-Ann Kelly
Norcony Shoes
Dr. Christine B. Thomas
THE BRIGHTER
FUTURES CLUB
($5,000-$9,999)
Bilezikian Family Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Anson
Cape Cod Foundation
Foremost Footwear, LLC
Ms. Anne McManus
The Max & Victoria
Dreyfus Foundation, Inc.
THE HELPING CHILDREN
& ADULTS CLUB
($1,000-$4,999)
AUGUR, Inc.
Anonymous Donors
Mr. & Mrs. Steve Bebrin
Mr. Robert Bernstein
Mr. Mark Burgess
Cape Associates Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Paul & Christine Carroll
Church of the Holy Spirit
CIGNA Foundation
Ms. Mary Cooper
Ms. Barbara Culver
Mr. Gerard D. Desautels
DESE
12 Ms. Jane Douglas
Mr. Stephen Drowne
Mrs. Kathryn Earle
Ms. Jo-Ellen Erickson
Fancy Enterprises
Federated Church of Orleans
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey & Kris Fox
Guapo’s Tortilla Shack
Ms. Patricia Hallahan
The Henry Luce Foundation, Inc.
Hyannis Toyota
Italian Shoemakers, Inc.
Jackson Lewis LLP
Mr. & Mrs. Richard & Jane King
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel & Beth Lundy
Brad Malo & Suzanne Sullivan
Mr. & Mrs. Matthew McCleery
Mr. & Mrs. John Nessel
OMR Architects
Ms. Octavia Ossola
PepsiCo Foundation
Secure Networks for
Small Business, Inc.
TD Bank
USI Insurance Services, LLC
THE TRUSTEES CLUB
($500-$999)
The Ben B. & Joyce E.
Eisenberg Foundation
Reverend Nancy G. Bischoff
Mr. Matthew Blondin
Mr. & Mrs. Richard &
Maureen Callahan
Cape Cod Healthcare, Inc.
Ms. Lee Chamberlain
Ms. Cera Choi
Drs. Kenneth & Lori Colmer
Copper Moon Landscape
& Design, Inc.
Mr. William Crawford
EBS Insurance Brokers Inc
Mr. Scott Esselman
Fitz, Vogt & Associates
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth &
Julia Frankel
Mr. & Mrs. John Freeman
Mrs. Denise Friedeborn
Ms. Katrina Fryklund
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce &
Kristine Ginsberg
Global Interconnect, Inc.
Mr. Samuel Goethals
Ms. T. Augusta Gordon
Mr. & Mrs. Yuki &
Greta Goto
The Grew Family
Ms. Christine Hardman
Mr. David Hill
Mr. Ted Kane
Mr. & Mrs. Charles &
Eleanor Keenoy
Mr. & Mrs. J. Kevin Keenoy
Mr. & Mrs. George &
Lee Ann Kuntz
Leonard, Mulherin & Greene, P.C.
Mr. & Mrs. David Lofstrom
Markwick Associates
Ms. Lynn Mason-Small
Ms. Judith McCarthy
Ms. Christine Michels
Mr. Jason Michniewicz
Mr. & Mrs. Greg &
Sharon Montecalvo
Faryl Morse
Pappagallo Family Foundation
Ms. Halladay Perry
Mr. & Mrs. Gerry &
Cindy Pouliot, II
Mr. Douglas Murphy Raymond
Rockland Trust
Salland Industries Ltd.
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Schober
Ms. Alicia Mary Secor
Sentinel Benefits &
Financial Group
Mr. Warren Sillcocks
Mr. & Mrs. Mark & Donna Werner
Zafgen, Inc.
THE PRESIDENT’S CLUB
($250-$499)
3 G’s Plumbing
Mr. & Mrs. Craig Anderson
BackOffice Associates
Mr. Drake Behirakis
Mr. & Mrs. Robert &
Nancy Benigni
Mr. Michael Boule
Ms. Sheila Burns
Mr. Robert Burt
Mr. & Mrs. Brian &
Kathleen Bush
Chatham Wayside Inn
Coastal Engineering Company
Ms. Karen Collins
Mr & Mrs. John & Ellen Connolly
Mr. Stephen Conway
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Cotto
County of Barnstable
Ms. Beth Dailey
Ms. Jeanne Degnan
Desmond Well Drilling, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Terrence &
Dawn Dinnan
Driscoll Electric Co., Inc.
Ms. Caroline Durr
Ms. Elizabeth Durr
Mr. & Mrs. William &
Rhonda Earle
Eastern Bank
Charitable Foundation
Eldredge & Lumpkin
Insurance Agency
Mr. & Mrs. Ward &
Anne Ellsasser
Mr. Ted F. Emack, Jr.
Ms. Diane Evelyn
Mr. Scott Fitzgerald
Mr. & Mrs. Gerry &
Mary Liz Fitzpatrick
Ms. Mary Fleming
Mr. & Mrs. A.T. & Jan Gardiner
Ms. Anne Haglof
Ms. Charlotte Herrmann
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick & Sherri Hewitt
Ms. Beverly Hopkins
Mr. Paul Kelly
Law Office of Singer & Singer, LLC
Mrs. Catherine Leonard
Ms. Carolyn Leonard
Lubrizol Foundation
Mr. Stephen Lux
Ms. Geralyn Lyman Kurtz
M. A. Frazier Enterprises
Ms. Rosemarie McAuley
Ms. Martha McDonald
Ms. Ingrid Melvin
Mr. Richardson Myron
Mr. & Mrs. James G. Nichols
North Falmouth Pharmacy
Our Lady of the Cape Catholic
Church Ladies Guild
Mr. Gordon Pierce
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Mr. Mike Pimental
Mr. Ryan Prosser
Mr. & Mrs. Neil & Theresa Rudin
Sid Wainer & Son Specialty Produce
Sidwell Family Charitable Fund
Mr. William L. Snowden
Mr. & Mrs. Alan & Patricia Sorofman
Mr. & Mrs. Todd & Lisa Squire
Donors
Mr. Jonathan Stark
State Street Foundation, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Pete & Susie Sullivan
Ms. Carol Sullivan
TD Bank
Ms. Carolyn Thomas
The Verizon Foundation
Whiteley Plumbing &
Heating Co., Inc.
THE EXECUTIVE
DIRECTOR’S CLUB
($100-$249)
Abba Restaurant
All Cape Fence, Inc.
Mr. Gregory Baecker
Baskin’s True Value Hardware
Beachcomber
Mr. Jamie Bebrin
Mr. & Mrs. Jim & Nancy Bebrin
Mr. & Mrs. Dana &
Roxanne Benbow
Benz Financial Services
Bohman Thayer Real Estate
Mr. & Mrs. Dom & Gina Bonanni
Mr. & Mrs. Edward &
Betty Bonanni
Mr. Sanford Bosin
Mr. James Botsford
Ms. & Mrs. John &
Kristen Brennan
Ms. Krysten Brennan
Mr. & Mrs. John H. Brewer
Brewster Baptist Church
Brewster Fish House, LLC.
Brewster Oysters
Brewster Village Market
Mr. Robert Brosnahan
Mr. Scott Brosnahan
Mr. Brian Brosnahan
Mr. Peter Brown
Mr. Janice Buck
Mr. Miguel Bullrich
Burgess Pest Management
Cambridge Focus, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Elliot & Susan Carr
Ms. Amy Carroll
Mr. John F. Casey
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Castellaneta
CenterPoint Solution, LLC
Chatham Village Market Inc.
Mr. Steven Chiger
Mr. Stephen Clark
Ms. Deborah R. Cobb
Mr. & Mrs. James & Lynne Cobb
Mr. & Mrs. Jaron & Marcy Cohen
Ms. Jane Cotter
Mr. & Mrs. John &
Lorraine Coughlan
Mr. Robin Cramer
Ms. Annamarie Crocker
Mr. Terence Davis
Mr. M. Joseph Dematteo
Unanimous Donation
Mr. Richard Dubeau
Ms. Catherine Ebel
S & J Exco
First Citizens’ Federal Credit Union
Fitness Revolution
Mr. & Mrs. Peter & Ellie Flaherty
Ms. Christine Gallant
Ms. Anne Gilmore
Mr. Peter Ginnetty
Mr. Jeffrey Greez
Guaranteed Fresh
Produce & Dairy Co. Inc.
Mr. Fritz Guthrie
Mr. Steve Hannigan
Mr. Mark Hennessy
Ms. Jennifer Higgins
Mr. & Mrs. Gary & Dianne Hight
Mr. Myron Hoffer
Jaynie’s Consignment Shoppe
Mr. Peter Johnson
Ms. Shauna Kelly
Ms. Dana Kelly
Mr. & Mrs. Ryan & Eva Kelly
KenMark Office Systems Inc.
Ms. Suzanne Kenney
Mr. David Kern
Ms. Marion Khouri
Ms. Sue Kiefer
Kinlin Grover
Community Service
Mrs. Helen P. Koskinas
Krikorian Floors
Mr. & Mrs. Edward &
Janice Kuhlmann
Dr. & Mrs. William Laakso
Jeni Landers, Esq.
Dr. John C. Landon
Mr. Tom Langway
Mr. Matthew Layman
Mr. & Mrs. Brian & Linda Libby
Ms. Joanne Liberles
Mr. Robert L. Macon, Jr.
Mr. Bruce Madara
Ms. Karen Maloney
The Masonic Angel Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Robert &
Kathleen Mastergeorge
Ms. Casey McAdams
Mr. George McGrath
Mr. Matthew McNamara
Mr. Robert D. Meier
Mr. & Mrs. David &
Diane Melanson
Mr. Timothy Melia
Mr. & Mrs. Hal & Jennifer Merck
Mr. David J. Michniewicz
Mid-Cape Home Centers
Ms. Mary Ellen Middleton
Ms. Kalyn Mika
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas &
Michelle Moore
Mr. Scott Moran
Ms. Meredith Morgan
Ms. Mary Pat Moriarty
Mr. Daniel Murray
Mr. & Mrs. Walter &
Barbara Nagle
Mr. Anthony Nannini
Ms. Wilhelmina Newmier
Mr. Jonathan O’Leary
Ms. Susan Packard
Walgamuth Painting
Mr. Ray Paron
Partners Benefit Group
Ms. Kristen Pechtol
Ms. Beth Pelletier
Mr. & Mrs. Frank & Carol Perry
Mr. & Mrs. Myron &
Josephine Petrycki
Ms. Maureen Pinkerman
Dr. Robert Porter
Mr. Ashton Pouliot
Ms. Laura Pouliot
Mr. & Mrs. Warren &
Dorothy Ramsdell
Mr. David Redfield Rhythm
Robert B. Our Co. Inc.
Ms. Pam Roberts
Mr. & Mrs. Charles &
Sandra Robinson
Brian, Sarah & Jack Rodoalph
Ms. Sandy Rogers
Ms. Cathy Romboli
Rosen Charitable Foundation
Mr. Charles Rourke
Mr. Richard Rovak
Ms. Tracey A. Salley
The Salon 16 West
Mr. Walter Sherburne
Mr. & Mrs. Robert &
Ann Sinclair
Mr. & Mrs. Marvin & Ellen Sirkis
Ms. Deborah Smith
Mr. Michael Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Stanley &
Bonnie Snow
Mr. Steve Snow
Mr. & Mrs. Larry &
Cynthia Squire
Mr. Sam Stavron
Mr. Bruce Sterpka
Ms. Maegan Storey
Ms. Jacqueline K. Stowell
Sylvia Irrigation, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Keith Tebbetts
Mr. Harry Terp
Attorney Brooks S. Thayer
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Timmons
Mr. Sean Todd
Mr. Martin Traywick
Ms. Susan Tuchscherer
United Way of
Greater Union County
Mr. Scott Vandersall
Ms. Cynthia Varetimos
Ms. Julie Wake
Mr. Francis X. Wallace
Mr. Joseph Walsh
Ms. Kimberly Walsh
Mr. & Mrs. Nancy & Glenn Ware
Mr. Gary Weimer
Mr. Josh Weimer
Ms. Christina Welsh
The Wicked Oyster/TEK
Restaurant Group, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Witkowski
Ms. Amy Yasbeck
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Donors
THE FRIENDS’ CLUB
(Under $100)
Ms. Lori Adjami
Ms. Maureen Albert
Mrs. Rebecca Amaral
Mr. Paul Amaral
Amazon Smile
Ms. Sandra Andersen
Mr. & Mrs. Michael & Karly Apps
Ms. Ellen Ariel
Mr. & Mrs. Lyle & Joanne Ashby
Ms. Marcia Ball
Mr. Timothy Banach
Mr. Stephen Barker
Mr. Cristian Daniel Barta
Dr. & Mrs. Joel & Mary Bass
Mr & Mrs. James L. Bast
Mr. & Mrs. Tom & Sue Bebrin
Ms. Adeline Bebrin
Ms. Krista Bebrin
Ms. Diane Bennett
Mr. & Mrs. Steven & Kathleen Bilotta
Ms. Debra Bohlin
Mr. Brian Bonanni
Ms. Laura Bonanni
Mr. John Bonanni
Bookstore & Restaurant
Mr. Jeffrey Bornemeier
Ms Jitka Borowick
Ms. Denise Bova
Mr. Keith Bradley
Ms. Julia Bramley
Ms. Lyndsay Brattan
Ms. Melinda Brennan
Ms. Carol Brosnahan
Ms. Eleanor Brosnahan
Ms. Kristen Brown
Susan & Kelly Brown
Ms. Andrea Brown
Ms. Lisa Brunetti Nademlnsky
Mr. & Mrs. Alfred &
Anne Marie Bruno
Mr. Tom Bulger
Ms. Tania Bulnezz
Ms. Sandy Burnett
Ms. Keri Butler
14 Ms. Rachel Button
Mr. & Mrs. Robert &
Mary Ellen Caesar
Ms. Lee Ann Callahan
Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Campbell
Mr. & Mrs. James Carroll
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Cass
Mr. David Catinella
Ms. Mary Cauley
Mr. & Mrs. Michael &
Kimberly Cayer
Mr. James Chamberlain
Ms. Maria Chatzinakis
Mr. & Mrs. Phil & Carol Cincotta
Mr. & Mrs. William &
Roslyn Coleman
Ms. Rosa Del Carmen Combs
Ms. Beth Conway
Ms. Joan Corcoran
Ms. Cathleen Corsetti
Ms. Ashley Costa
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew &
Patricia Cramer
Mr. Ray Crilley
Mr. Thomas Crowther
Ms. Jessica Crucitti
Ms. Karen Curtin
Ms. Anne Cuvellier
Mr. Bruce Daigle
Mr. Richard Dalzell
Ms. Dorothy Danner
Ms. Jane Dauria
Ms. Kathleen Dechant
Mr. John Deegan, Jr.
Ms. Angelique Depaolo
Dusty Destler
Corey Dixon
Dolliver, Inc.
Ms. Lynne Donovan
Mr. Jeff Dubeau
Mr. Rick Duffy
Ms. Brooke Eaton-Skea
Mr. Dave Farrell
Ms. Victoria Felson
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas W. Finan
First Giving
Ms. Laura Fisher
Mr. Tim Fitzpatrick
Mr. & Mrs. Peter &
Catherine Flaherty
Ms. Gayle Franco
Mr. Peter Frank
Ms. Mimi Friedman
Ms. Patrice Fryklund
Dr. William B. Fuqua
Ms. Therese Galligan
Mr. & Mrs. Charles &
AngelaGarganese
Ms. Rachael Garreffi
Mr. Vincent Gelinas
Mr. Timothy Gibb
Kelly Gilheeney
Ms. Cherie Gilmore
Mr. Matthew Good
Lino Gouveia
Mr. Richard Greenberg
Ms. Jill Greenwood
Ms. Judith Gropman
Mr. & Mrs. Mark & Arlene Grubert
Mr. & Mrs. Christian &
Darcie Guilbert
Ms. Sarah Habuda
Ms. Eileen Halligan
Ms. Kathy Harper
Ms. Kristen Hayden
Ms. Hana Heiplikova
Ms. Katie Hempel
Ms. AnnDrea Hensley
Ms. Lucinda Hicks-Beach Quinn
Mr. Tim Hillberg
Ms. Carolyn Hintlian
Ms. Erin Hoffman
Ms. Pamela Hollingsworth
Hope Chest
Ms. Jessica Hopkins
Robin Hoskins
Mr. Franklin Hubbell
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher &
Carol Hunt
Ms. Melissa Hyer
Ms. Patricia Hynes-Morris
Mr. & Mrs. Ted & Martha Izzi
Mr. Bob Josephson
Ms. Aline Kassabian
Ms. Phyllis Katz
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Keddie
Ms. Meryl Kelso
Ms. Carolyn Kemp
Ms. Mary Louise Kennedy
Oberon Knapp
Ms. Teresa Knight
Ms. J. Kochman
Mr. & Mrs. Sara & Erik Lambton
Ms. Margie Lamotte
Ms. Melanie Lanouette
Mr. & Mrs. Richard &
Susan LaPlant
Mr. & Mrs. Jon &
Catharine Laurell
Mr. Stephen Lavallee
Ms. Gail Meyers Lavin
Mr. David Lawless
Mr. Jonathan Lebeau
Mr. & Mrs. Robert & Susan Logan
Ms. Michelle Loranger
Ms. Barbara Lynch
Ms. Elizabeth Lynch
Ms. Paula Lynch Ritchie
Mr. & Mrs. Miles & Erin Macleod
Steve Magliozzi & Family
Mr. Timothy Majer
Ms. Desiree Martinez
Mr. David Masco
Ms. Betsy McDonnell
Ms. Michele McGunagle
Mr. & Mrs. George &
Carole McGunagle
Mrs. & Mrs. Steve &
Mary Ann McIntosh
Ms. Sandra McKean
Attorney & Mrs. Paul &
Sheila McMahon
Ms. Karen McManus
Ms. Karen Meadows
Ms. Cheryl Mernick
Ms. Martha Merrill
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin & Brenda Miller
Estera Mlch
Mr. & Mrs. Dominic &
Madison Montagna
Ms. Anne Moore
Ms. Magda Moran
Mr. Timothy Moreland
Mr. Billy Moy
Mr. Ken Munies
Ms. Elaine Murphy, TTEE
Ms. Kara Nadeau
Ms. Beth Needel
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew &
Jean Needel
Mrs. Katherine Nenneman
Ms. Wendy Newcomb
Mr. Richard Nichols
Ms. Jeanne Nisbet
Mrs. Charlotte J. Noerdlinger
Mr. & Mrs. Chris & Melissa Nowell
Mr. Gary O’Brien
Ms. Lorraine O’Connor
Ms. Julie O’Neil
Ms. Brittany Pagourgis
Ms. Amanda Parker
Ms. Mary Parlato
Mr. & Mrs. Allan Partridge, Jr.
Ms. Melissa Patricelli
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas &
Roberta Paulson
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen &
Maureen Paxton
Mr. Gregory Pena
Ms. Jane Percival
Mr. H. John Perry
Ms. Jean Philbrick
Mr. Christopher Picariello
Mr. William Porter
Mr. Erik Porter
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald & Eloise Pouliot
Mr. & Mrs. Bernard & Jane Powers
Mr. Mark Preziosi
Mr. & Mrs. Vladimir &
Gabriela Prochazka
Donors
Ms. Harriet Quill
Ms. Frances Quirk
Mr. Michael Redfield
Ms. Tristan Reilly
Ms. Brittney Reney
Ms. Suzanne Requa-Trautz
Ms. & Mrs. Steven &
Sandra Valentine-Roda
Ms. Justine Rogoff
Ms. Nancy Rollinson
Ms. Erin Rowan
Ms. Jill Rupple
Dr. & Mrs. Eugene L. Saklad
Mr. & Mrs. John & Sue Sargent
Dava Savel
Ms. Leslie Scheip
Ms. Marianne Schepici
Mr. & Mrs. Michael &
Martha Sekerak
Ms. Chrissy Shanahan
Mr. & Mrs. Barry & Pat Sheehan
Ms. Gina Sheehan
Ms. Lynn Sheppard
Ms. Pamela Sintros
Dr. & Mrs. Gerald &
Roberta Sitomer
Ms. Julie Smith
Mr. Sid Smith
Ms. Elizabeth Smith
Ms. Stephanie Smith
Ms. Mary Jo Smith
Mr. Ryan Smith
Ms. Genna Snider
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Snow
Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Snow
Softerware, Inc.
Ms. Tracey Sondik
Mr. Richard Spano
Mr. & Mrs. Richard & Joyce Stark
Ms. Catherine Staruk
Mr. John Stebbins
Mr. Chris Steers
Ms. Betsy Stevenson
Mr. Ryan Sturch
Ms. Kara Sullivan
Mr. Mike Sullivan
Ms. Colleen Sullivan
Mr. Peter Sweeney
Mr. & Mrs. Jay & Mary Sylva
Ms. Brittni Taylor
Ms. Kathleen Temple
Mr. Jim Tennant
Mr. & Mrs. C. Benjamin &
Sarah Thacher
Mr. Leo Thibault
HawkPartners
Ms. Tami Trask
Ms. Carole Treen
Ms. Petra Tremelling
Ms. Maureen Tuohy-Bedford
Ms. Kathy VanEsselstyn
Mr. Tim Vaughan
Ms. Karen Viera
Ms. Bonnie Vousboukis
Ms. Erica Waasdorp
Mr. Fred Walters
Mr. & Mrs. Matthew &
Kristin Ward
Ms. Mary Ware
Glenn, Kathy, & Julianna Ware
Ms. Heather Ware
Ms. Susan Wassmus
Mr. Lorin Weaver
Ms. Christine Webb
Piper Welch
Ms. Marie Wells
Gian Wiegner
Ms. Anna Wielkoszewski
Ms. Muriel Woodland
Ms. Dianne Wright
Ms. Candace Yanker-Wrobel
Ms. Ann Young
Geo, Ivy & Alexa Zelaya
Ms. Denise Zevitas
Mr. & Mrs. Karl & Deb Zielinski
Ms. Bess Zois
IN KIND
Homeport Restaurant
Mr. Edward Jamieson
Jomama’s NY Bagels
Klassy Kanine, Inc.
Ms. Helen Koskinas
Little Capistrano Bike Shop
Local Break
Local Flavor
Luciano’s Ristorante Italiano
Mandy’s Cape Creamery
Ms. Marilyn Manter
Mark Preu Photography
Claudette Marshall
Ocean House Restaurant
Orleans Waterfront Inn
Orleans Wine & Spirits
Ms. Susan Perry
Mr. Dale Ritter
Rock Creek Oysters
Mr. John Rowland
Ryan Family Amusements, Inc.
Salon 16 West
Savvy On Main
Ms. Elizabeth Schenke
Mr. Douglas Seward
She Sells The Ocean Edge Shop
Ms. Carroll Sivco
Snow’s Home & Garden
Ms. Lorna Steinruck
Stephen Gallant Jewelers
Sylvia Irrigation, Inc.
Ms. Donna Lyn Tamaroff
The Farm
The Golf Club at Yarmouthport
Therapro
Truro Vineyards
Wachusett Mountain
Wellfleet Spirits Shoppe, Inc.
Wianno Club
Yankee Ingenuity
TRIBUTE GIFTS
IN HONOR OF:
Mr. Brandon Bernstein
Mr. & Rev. Rhymer &
Nancy Bischoff
Dr. & Mrs. Russell S. Boles, Jr.
Ms. Patrice Carroll
Ms. Julie Carroll
Mr. Simon Choi
Ms. Stefanie Combs
Ms. Beth Conway
Ms. Amie Gould
Ms. Lois Hourihan
Ms. Marianne Keenoy
Ms. Anne McManus
Ms. Tavia Ossola
Ms. Frannie Quirk
Mr. Evan Rice
Ms. Brittni Taylor
Dr. Christine Thomas
FY15 IN MEMORY OF:
Ms. Roseann Banach
Mr. Carl Cobb
Mr. Paul V. Leonard
Mr. Frederick Rollinson
Mr. Warren Sillcocks
Mr. Jim Strickland
SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR
FY15 COMMUNITY PARTNERS
Agway
Am HaYam Cape Cod Havurah
AmeriCorps Cape Cod Volunteers
Animal Rescue League of Brewster
Best Buddies of Harwich
Rev. Nancy & Mr. Roy Bischoff
Brewster Baptist Church
Brewster Chamber of Commerce
Brewster Fire &
Police Departments
Brewster Ladies’ Library
CapeCodCAN!
Cape Cod Crisis Team
Cape Cod Hospital
Emergency Center
Cape Cod & Islands Red Cross
Cape Cod Lavender Farm
Cape Wildlife Center
Chatham Unitarian
Universalist Church
Church of the Holy Spirit, Orleans
Coastal Engineering Company
Companion Animal Program
Cooperative Bank of Cape Cod
Cotuit Center for the Arts
Coy Brook Farms
Crocker Nurseries
D’Angelo of Hyannis
East Harwich Methodist Church
Ms. Anne Ellis
Emerald Hollow Farm
Emerald Physicians
EPOCH Senior Living
First Parish Brewster Unitarian
Universalist Church
Guapo’s Tortilla Shack
Harwich Quilt Bank Quilters
Home Depot, Hyannis
Kmart, Hyannis
Ms. Maria Krikorian
Lemon Tree Village Shops
Macy’s, Hyannis
Masonic Angel Foundation
Mayflower Place
Mid-Cape Racquet & Health Club
MSPCA Animal Shelter,
Centerville
Nauset Garden Club
Neiman Marcus Natick
The New England Society for
Abandoned Animals
Nickerson Funeral Home
Ocean Edge Resort and Golf Club
Our Lady of the Cape
Catholic Church
Outer Cape Health Services
Polished, LLC
Puritan Clothing
Rogers & Gray Insurance
Secure Networks
Smithfield Farm
Special Olympics of MA
Sunderland Printing
The Terraces
The Unitarian Universalist
Meeting House, Provincetown
Visiting Nurses Association
of Cape Cod
West Dennis Community Church
Yarmouth Fire & Police
Departments
Yarmouth Moose Lodge
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”
Because I have Prader-Willi Syndrome, food is something that can be
really difficult for me. Living at Latham helps me because of the food
security and the staff helps me with my anxiety. It can be hard being
”
away from my Mom, but I know Latham helps me and my family.
— Max, Latham School 2014 Graduate
1646 Main Street
Brewster, MA 02631
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to a brighter
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Lots Hollow
Road future
Orleans, MA 02653
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