June 30, 2015 at 5:06 p.m.
Thank you for successful event
Letters to the Editor
To the editor:
Hopefully you have heard the news.
Our first annual Hogs ’n Suds event was a success.
We have many to thank:
•Delta Theta Tau of Portland (and your other halves) for your willingness to have the Youth Service Bureau as an annual project this year and for many future years. Your hard work is only exceeded by your support and kindness.
•Staff of the Youth Service Bureau for all you do everyday, be it helping out with this event through ticket sales and clean up or keeping focused on doing good work with those you serve. You are an excellent dedicated team of which I am truly proud.
•Board of Directors of the Youth Service Bureau for backing this event and for all your participation. We are blessed to have your good minds and your great hearts.
•The following community members for assisting with the event either through donating time, money, helping us with ticket sales and the creation/production of flyers and posters and providing silent auction items: Lions Club of Portland, Jay County Development Corporation, Progressive Office Products, Fisher Meats, Jay County Beverage, PHP, Ernest and Wilma Theurer, Darrell Knapke of Midwest Plumbing and Heating, Ed and Cathie Schafer, REMC, Michelle and Chip Teegarden, Marsh, Reliable Tent, Dan Johnson, Display Craft, Tommy Michael, Vernon Piercy, Brian Michael, Jon Barnard, Dave Liles, Scotty Hayes and all who assisted the Band with set up and tear down, WPGW, The Flower Nook, ‘Artists of the YSB’, Butch Walker, Country Primitives, All About Flowers, Between the Gate & the Fencepost, DeBrand Fine Chocolates, Haines Hallmark, El Camino Real, the Cincinnati Reds, Brice and Kelly Amstutz, Scott and Jennifer Bissell, The Greazy Pickle, Jonnie Linn, Joe Reitz, Jay County High School athletics department, True Value, Wick’s Pies, SilverTowne, Tonne Winery, Winchester Golf Club, Rob Weaver, POET Biorefining, The Lighthouse Restaurant and Brewery, the Doug Loy family, Travis and Abby Theurer, Matt and Erica Tomano, Allen and Theresa Bollenbacher, John and Lisa Evans, Charlene Theurer, Steve and Vickie Reitz, Ami Huffman, Jeff Hall, Vivian Green and our grillmasters Scott Bissell and Tod Miller.
•Last but certainly not least: All of you who came to the event and enjoyed the evening, and those who purchased silent auction items — all made it successful.
Hopefully we have not left anyone out. If we have, please know it was not intentional.
Because of so many, the evening was festive and fun, and only confirmed we need to set next year’s date very, very soon. Please look for the save the date announcement and plan to join us.
Reda Theurer-Miller
Youth Service Bureau
Debbie Funk
Delta Theta Tau of Portland
Hopefully you have heard the news.
Our first annual Hogs ’n Suds event was a success.
We have many to thank:
•Delta Theta Tau of Portland (and your other halves) for your willingness to have the Youth Service Bureau as an annual project this year and for many future years. Your hard work is only exceeded by your support and kindness.
•Staff of the Youth Service Bureau for all you do everyday, be it helping out with this event through ticket sales and clean up or keeping focused on doing good work with those you serve. You are an excellent dedicated team of which I am truly proud.
•Board of Directors of the Youth Service Bureau for backing this event and for all your participation. We are blessed to have your good minds and your great hearts.
•The following community members for assisting with the event either through donating time, money, helping us with ticket sales and the creation/production of flyers and posters and providing silent auction items: Lions Club of Portland, Jay County Development Corporation, Progressive Office Products, Fisher Meats, Jay County Beverage, PHP, Ernest and Wilma Theurer, Darrell Knapke of Midwest Plumbing and Heating, Ed and Cathie Schafer, REMC, Michelle and Chip Teegarden, Marsh, Reliable Tent, Dan Johnson, Display Craft, Tommy Michael, Vernon Piercy, Brian Michael, Jon Barnard, Dave Liles, Scotty Hayes and all who assisted the Band with set up and tear down, WPGW, The Flower Nook, ‘Artists of the YSB’, Butch Walker, Country Primitives, All About Flowers, Between the Gate & the Fencepost, DeBrand Fine Chocolates, Haines Hallmark, El Camino Real, the Cincinnati Reds, Brice and Kelly Amstutz, Scott and Jennifer Bissell, The Greazy Pickle, Jonnie Linn, Joe Reitz, Jay County High School athletics department, True Value, Wick’s Pies, SilverTowne, Tonne Winery, Winchester Golf Club, Rob Weaver, POET Biorefining, The Lighthouse Restaurant and Brewery, the Doug Loy family, Travis and Abby Theurer, Matt and Erica Tomano, Allen and Theresa Bollenbacher, John and Lisa Evans, Charlene Theurer, Steve and Vickie Reitz, Ami Huffman, Jeff Hall, Vivian Green and our grillmasters Scott Bissell and Tod Miller.
•Last but certainly not least: All of you who came to the event and enjoyed the evening, and those who purchased silent auction items — all made it successful.
Hopefully we have not left anyone out. If we have, please know it was not intentional.
Because of so many, the evening was festive and fun, and only confirmed we need to set next year’s date very, very soon. Please look for the save the date announcement and plan to join us.
Reda Theurer-Miller
Youth Service Bureau
Debbie Funk
Delta Theta Tau of Portland
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