1. family and parenting

This past year we initiated an evaluation process to discover how our program impacts
our members’ lives. For many years we have heard anecdotally how Krempels Center is
a life-improving experience for our members — a safe haven where people “get” you
and support you as you
strive to rebuild a new life
of meaning and purpose.
This new initiative —
seeking
quantitative
data to support our
stories and anecdotes
— launched with the
belief that the data
would tell its own story.
And preliminary results
align with that belief: in
stark comparison to the
literature, our members
show a remarkably
positive quality of life in
the areas of basic needs,
psychological
health,
physical health, and
social relationships. We
are looking forward to exploring our results more deeply in the upcoming year, and
sharing the news with our supporters and the brain injury community.
We couldn’t do this great work without you — our friends. You are volunteers, you
are students, you are non-profit partners, you are donors. Our members thank us very
often for what we do. We hear that we are a unique and innovative program. This is
both gratifying to hear and dissatisfying. There are so few programs like Krempels
Center because there is so little funding for programs like ours that fall outside
the medical model. So we are very thankful for your support — your financial and
in-kind giving that allows us to offer this program. We want to commit to you that we
will do our part — through quantifying the results of our program, reaching out to our
greater seacoast community to assure those in need are aware of our services (a new
initiative this upcoming year), and sharing our model — to have the greatest impact
on brain injury survivors. You will continue to hear stories of triumph — such as the
ones you will read in these pages — and you will begin to hear about our desire to
make a greater impact on the local, regional, and national brain injury community.
An exciting year has passed by — we hope you will enjoy our report. And there’s an
exciting year yet to be. Please join us on this journey.
Robert Kintz
President, Board of Directors
Lisa Couture
Executive Director
RobinWhittaker
Back to Independence
Three years ago the one thing that provided Robin Whittaker with a
feeling of exhilaration and freedom was the very same thing that took it
all away. Snowboarding.
She was a successful businesswoman, running the Isles of Shoals
Steamship Co., and the annual two-week snowboarding vacation was a
tradition before the start of the busy tourist season. “That amazing sense
of freedom and independence -- key characteristics of my spirit -- I’d
always had disappeared after my accident. I was stuck at home.”
But not for long. Robin’s children first took her to Krempels in a wheelchair
but once she mastered walking with a cane and could be dropped off
she felt independence and a sense of freedom return. “Krempels Center
represents for me much needed independence, and a relief for my kids
because they knew it was a safe place.”
Robin’s growth and independence didn’t stop there. She is a compelling
speaker on brain injury, commanding the attention of college students
on the topic and inspiring several of the future occupational therapists
to choose Krempels Center as their internship site as a result. She walks
in the organization’s 5K fundraiser, and was one of the first to sign up
for the inaugural adaptive bike ride that is an important part of the
Krempels King of the Road Challenge.
Published
Monthly
Poetry
Club
5K fundraiser
Walker
Writer
And now she can add published writer to her resume. A writing workshop
at Krempels inspired her essay “The Nature of My Motivation” about the
beauty of the morning on the day of her snowboarding accident. It was
one of 101 pieces chosen for Chicken Soup for the Soul: Recovering
from Traumatic Brain Injuries.
Compelling
Speaker
“Krempels is a very valuable part of my rehab
and life. I cannot say enough good things
about the opportunities it has provided me.”
FinancialHighlights
July 2013 – June 2014
Total Revenue & In-Kind Value:
Contributions
$277,974
Interest &
Investments
$50,380
Fees & Services
$89,501
In-Kind Services
$221,125
Events
$221,151
$892,061
Other
$930
Grants
$31,000
There is nothing “dry” about our financials. Each dollar — in kind or cash —
contributed to Krempels Center comes from a caring individual or group of individuals. Our students and community volunteers commit significantly to supporting
our program — and help us to stay financially “lean.” Our members, when they
are able, contribute $5 or $500 each month to participate in this life-enhancing
experience. And our donors — through an annual or multi-year gift, participation
in the Runner’s Alley Red Hook Memorial Road Race or the Krempels King of the
Road Challenge, or a community or corporate grant — take the time to give in
a way that is meaningful to them — aligning our services with their values and
priorities. We are grateful for the community of support that allows us to meet our
mission and outcomes.
•
•
•
10-15 therapeutic groups and classes every
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
Support groups for members and family members facilitated
by mental health professionals
Community outing experiences and community integration training
Program collaborations with Work Opportunities Unlimited
& Northeast Passage
9,673
Hours of Service
from 143 community & student volunteers
a $221,125 value
$85,070
Programs
$546,051
Cycling and archery programming with
Northeast Passage
$100,516
Multi-media equipment
Management & general
•
The ability to offer programming to all acquired brain injury
survivors, regardless of financial resources
Development
•
$829,112
Events
General operating gifts supported:
Sustaining our Program CoordinatorOTR/L position
July 2013 – June 2014
Total Expenses (includes in-kind):
$79,233
Some of our special
gifts funded:
“I have two choices every morning. I
can get up or I can stay in bed and
pull the covers over my head.”
Bill&TracyHalkovitch
Redefining Support
Life is very different than it was three years ago for Tracy Halkovitch but
staying in bed is never an option.
“I can’t afford to get angry or resentful. It’s not sad. It’s unfortunate and
it’s not the way things were supposed to be – me changing light bulbs,
doing the taxes, painting the kitchen, rewiring the dog fence after it
gets hit by lightning – but we can joke about it and that’s what keeps
us going.”
‘It’ is her husband Bill’s diagnosis of MELAS syndrome, a very rare, fatal
disease with no treatment and no cure. An engineer, he had what they
later learned was his first massive stroke while driving home from a
business trip. The diagnosis came after the third stroke, all before he
was 50. But finally having a diagnosis helped.
And Krempels Center has too. Bill has become more social and the
program has provided him with a routine, something that was very hard
for him to lose when he could no longer work or drive. It also reduced his
dependency on Tracy and gave him something that’s his own. “That’s
been huge. I wish there was a Krempels Center on every corner.” Bill
loves education, learning everything new he can about his iPad, talking
sports, and bird watching. He and Tracy have worked hard to keep the
diagnosis from altering their son Will’s life. He is currently a sophomore
at the University of New Hampshire studying psychology.
Krempels has also provided Tracy with support, and she is eager to see
a second support group added, one that focuses on spousal caregiving.
“A mother’s love is a mother’s love. It’s unconditional. But your spouse
is your partner, your best friend. That is a very different loss.” She and
Bill have become good friends with another couple at Krempels, and
they often go out together socially. “Caregivers really are the forgotten
ones and knowing someone understands is good for Bill and it’s good
for me.”
Spousal
Exploring new
Friendships
Caregiver
Strengthening
Family
DonorHonorRoll
$20,000+
Anonymous* (1)
New Hampshire Charitable Foundation
Thomas W. Haas Fund of the New Hampshire
Charitable Foundation*
$10,000+
Anonymous* (1)
Thank You
David & Jerilyn Brownell
Because of you, our friends and
family members surviving serious
brain injury are building a bridge
to a new life.
Jesse Devitte/Borealis Ventures
David & Mary Krempels*
Liberty Life Assurance Company
Rockingham Gaming LLC
Diane Scott O’Brien
Sho-Air International, Inc.
$5,000+
Anonymous (1)
Betterment Through Beads
George W. Merck Fund of the
New Hampshire Charitable Foundation
JD Fund of the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation
Thomas & Suellen LeBosquet, Jr.*
Neal & Darlene Ouellett*/Living Innovations
The Stephen Colbert Americone Dream Fund of Coastal
Community Foundation of SC
Ed & Zoe Veasey
Wheelabrator Technologies Inc.
William Penn Foundation
$2,500+
Anvil International
Robert & Briana Carrigg, Jr.*
GARM Foundation
Henderson Family Foundation*
Liberty Mutual
Jay McSharry*
Alice & Lee Seidel*
Crystal and Patrick Skahan
SRAM
Anne & Mark Weidman*
Dorothy White & David King*
$1,000+
Access Sports Medicine &
Orthopaedics
The Anna Fund
Bank of America Foundation
Brain Injury Association of
New Hampshire
Jim Burns
Arlon & Peg Chaffee
Louis F. Clarizio, DDS PA
Ben Fortner
Good Bear and Co. Charitable Fund
Gravestar Foundation
Thomas W. Haas*
Robert & Barbara Kintz*
Renee Kwok
Dr. Kent & Kathy Logan*
Loranger Wealth Management
of Raymond James
Joe & Patty Lovejoy*
Joseph & Nan Marotti*
Dan & Pam Morrison
Northeast Rehabilitation Hospital
Optima Bank & Trust
Jeanne & Jim O’Sullivan*
Dr. Timothy & Dr. Patricia Pike*
Piscataqua Savings Bank
Portsmouth Regional Hospital
Warren Purdy & Leanne Spees*
Pykett Family*
Barbara S. Redfield
Ringler Associates
Rotary Club of Portsmouth
Judith Ryan*
Mark Slavonia
Staritch Foundation, Inc.
Peter Taylor*
Peter & Lee Vandermark*
Donald & Barbara Walls
Marquis & Patricia Walsh*
Wentworth-Douglass Hospital
Denise Williams/Maxfied Real
Estate
* Denotes our Stewardship Circle donors
who are generously giving at multi-year
commitments to ensure the financial
sustainability of Krempels Center.
$500+
Anonymous (1)
John Ahlgren*
Warren & Heidi Alpern
Bruce Belanger/Library Restaurant
Tracey Bentley*
Matt Bergeron
Bob’s Clam Hut
C & J Bus Lines
Thomas Ciardelli
Lyn & Peggy Comfort
Paul de Curnou
Kathryn & Mitchell Drew
Dianne Durkin - Loyalty Factor LLC
Ebsco Information Services
EPS Settlements Group, Inc.
Federal Savings Bank
Tom & Holly Fish
Matt Freedman
Rita & Philip Fusco
Charlene Galarneau & Don Tucker
Green Gate Farm
Joe Haidul
Neil & Gail Hiltunen
Scott Houghtaling
Dan Houston
Hub International
Bill Johnson
Bob Johnson
Tracy Johnson
Dr. Ted & Margie King
R. Douglas & Wendy Krempels
Susan Leblanc
Erik & Maggie Loranger*
Kevin & Deborah McAfee
Jane & Jake McLaughlin
David R. Moore
Sharon Morrison
Jane O’Sullivan
Paddy’s Restaurant - Ocean AP Inc.
Jane Pappalardo
Shawn Perreault
Jim & Kathy Raybin
Robin Hill Farm
Jack Scott
Structured Financial Associates
David Tooley
Michelle Veasey
Paul Wiles
Mary & Geoffrey Wilson*
Bill & Betsy Wish
DonorHonorRoll
$250+
Anonymous (4)
3D PremotorSkill
Technologies LLC
Jen Abrams
Shari Alky
Sue Allen
Catherine Baker & Richard
Horowitz
Andrea Balsamo
Stephanie & Daniel Blaisdell
Ash & Charles Blitzer
Michael Bloom
Jeffrey Bowers
Joann Brooks
Hunter & Kristen Brownlie
Cape Air
Daniel Church
Gail & Peter Cinelli
Anthony Constantinople
Daniel Corcoran
Joseph Costello
Sally & John Creeden
Denise & Jeffrey Crowley of Crowley Test and
Balance
Ron Currier
Kent Damon
Elizabeth H. Dyer
Tom & Betsy Elliman
Fred & Katherine Emanuel
Melissa Evola
Alison Frost
Gus’ Bike Shop
Grant & Allison Halsey
Pete & Suzie Hamblett*
James Harrison
Audrey & David Hatch
Walter Healey
Tim Hepburn
Mark Hepp
Rachel Hopkins & Eric Weinrieb
Mark Howard
Carolyn & Lincoln Jackson
Sandra Johnson
Todd Kennedy
Bruce & Jane Keough
Jody & Peter Klenk
Scott & Jeanne Koles
Robert Krempels
Bruce & Peggy Kresge
Susan Lanich
Justin Lark
Jeffrey P. Lowell
Tom and Linda Luther
Carmella Lyman
Erika Mantz*
Jennifer E. Mason
Shawn Millerick
Robert & Carla Moore
John Moreland
Robert & Wendy Morris
John Murphy
John Nelson
Newmarket International
Michael O’Friel
Michael O’Neil
Angela Penney
Reggie Pettitt
Tom Prophet*
Stephen Riordan
Lucy Robbins
Doug Roberts
Sara & Chris Roseberry
William & Kay Ruel
Betty P. Russell
Ji Shen
Bob & Sandy Sober
Paul & Michelle Sosenko
Kenneth & Ellen Spengler
The Splaine Family
David Timmerman
TMS Architects
Sara Tompkins
Walter Tsui
David & Linda Underhill
Susan & Arthur Veasey
Kate Veasey-Sirois
Barbara Prudhomme White*
CJ Wing
$100+
Anonymous (33)
Thomas Adams
Sandra Aguinaga
Kevin & Jennifer Ahern
Stewart Allen
Joe Anderson
Vicki Arel
Stephanie Bailenson
Scott Baldermann
Jayne Bandel
Cathy Barnhorst
Timothy Barnhorst
Marie & Steve Barrett
James Barry
Michael Barry
Robert Batcheler
Betty Baumeister
Tom Beattie
Landis Becker
Terry Bennett
Phyllis Bennett & Ray Belles
Paul Bergeron
Tom Bergeron
Rob Bergin
Steve Bernacki
Joe Bernard
Biologics
Patricia Bishop
Matthew Blaisdell
Jenn Blazejewski
Dan Blickensderfer
Stanley Bonis
Mandy Bonz
Renee Boothroyd
Boston Bicycle
Tracy Botting & Robert
Goodby
Roberta & William Boyd
Peter Braddock
Ellen & Bill Brandt
Brazo Restaurant
Jeffrey Brennan
Scott Brennan
Gail Bristow
Peggy & Mike Bristow
John Brunner
George Bruno
Michael Buck
Betsy Burke
Edward Butler
Leslea Byrd
Dort Cameron
Cheryl Caramagno
Susan & Ned Chase
Sharon Churchill
Charles Ciambra
Eric Cimon*
Thomas & Pamela Clairmont
Barbara Clark
Kevin Clark
Bill & Maggie Clifford
Heather & Roger Cloitre
Eric Cobb
Mark Cochran
Chuck Collins
Helene-Marie Collins
John & Catherine Connolly
Timothy & Andra Copeland
Marcia Corbin
Robert Corneau
Taylor Corrado
Jillian Cote
Lisa Couture & Jessica Mason
Jim Cracraft
Nikki Cyp
David & Carin D’Abrosca
Michael & Susan Daigle
Bethany Daniel
Angela Dannar
Michelle Dattilo
Amanda DeBlauw
Arthur DiMambro
Allison Dolan
Peter Dominski
Chris Donahue
David Dornaus
Daniel Doucette
Benjamin Doyle
Christine Dudley-Marling
Jay Dugal
William & Rebecca Dunham
Jill Dunn
Anthony Durante
Alison Egan
Suzanne El Rayess
James Ellis
Scott Emerson
Steve Endres
Gwendolyn English & Henry Ferrell III
Roger Epstein
Cheryl Ewart
Jim & Amy Farnham*
Julia Farwell-Clay
Richard Fernald
John Fijalkowski
Stephen Fink*
James & Myra Fishbein
Peter Fitzgerald
Wayne Fonteix
Donna & Paul Forlizzi
Susan Fortier
Robert Foster
Roland Fowler
Christopher Fox
William Fralick
Joseph & Cynthia Freeman
Melissa Frost
Barry Fussell
Dee Gavlick
Jeff & Linda Gawrys
C. Kimball Gay
Lindsay Gee
Stacy Gendelman
G. Eric Geslien
Justin Gold
John Gonzalez
Charles A. Gordon
Rebecca Gould & Bill Buckley
Steven Granese
Alice Grant
Russ & Katie Grazier
Mathew Greenston
Danielle Grindle
Adam Groff
Jerry Groff
Lauren Groff
Sarah Groff
John Gruen
Tom Gulick
Thomas Gunther
Patricia Haines
Lissa & Giles Ham
Devens Hamlen
M. L. Hannay & Evander Hawes III
Eric Hansmeier
Mary & Henry Harding
Don Hardy
Cole Harrison
Erica Harvey Martel
Paul Heggarty
Grant & Patricia Heggie
Richard & Janet Henderson
Mark Herrick
L. B. Hetherington
Charlie Hicks
Bridget Hill
Jerry Hillard
Lee Hodsdon
Carl Hofmann
Dan Holleran
Megan & Jonathan Hone
Stew Hoover
Christy Houpis
William Hubner
Larry Hudgens
Mitch Hurd
Nomads Inc
Sarah Jackson
Chris Janson
Michael Johnson
Rosalie Johnson
Dan & Linda Jones
Scott & Cindy Jones
William Kaewert
Arthur & Denise Katsaros
Dorothy Kelly
Keith Kelly
Pat Kelly
Steve Kenney
Joanne Kenyon
Susan & Dennis Kepner
Newton & Arlene Kershaw
Peter Killelea
Roxanne King
Nicole Klein
Susan Klein
Toni Koch
Ann Koehler
Stanley & Melissa
Komorowski
Todd Kozikowski
Ellen Kurz
Margaret Lamb
Judy & Gary Lamphere
Bjorn Lange
Christopher Larsen
Jon Larson
Cheryl Lascola
Jeff Latimer
Kathleen Lauchlan
Amanda Lawrence
Jasper Lawson
Kate Leahy
Martha & Paul Leary
Tim & Laurie LeBlanc
Suzanne Lee
Greg Legore
Todd Lemke
Andy Levine
Matt Levinson
John Lewis
Howard Libit
Linda & David Littlefield
Maynard Littlefield
Becky Lockwood
Kelly Lord
Rob & Carol Lord
Lisa & Steve Luczak
Mary Mahoney
Larry & Sally-Ann Major
Jennifer Makris
Andrew Malinowski
Brian Maloney
Ann Manson
Timojhen Mark
Jim & Ruth Marshall
Paul Martel
Donald Martin
Nick Martin
Vicki Martin
Janet C. Marx
Simone Masse
Rich & Jennifer Matthes
Gregory Matthews & Sarah Nelson
David Maurer
Michael Mazzone
Leslie McDonald
Quinn McElwee
Ada McKenzie
Susan McKenzie
Ben & Amy McLaughlin
Mark McVeigh
Karen E. Memmolo
Gary Michaels
Jay Miller
Chris Milliman
Ramin Modabber
Zia Modabber
Hap Moore
Charlotte Moriarty
Chad Morris
James Morrison
Elizabeth Morrissette
Calvin Morse
Elaine Mosesian
Katharina Mosheim
Christine Mousehegian
Ellen Mugar
Michael Muir
Bob & Jill Munger
John Munoz
Dennis Murphy
Michelle Firmbach Nadeau
ThankYou
Eric Nash
Michael Natola
Newmarket Women’s Bowling League
Charles Nicholls
No Finish Line Running
Jill Norton
Mark Norton
Deborah Oberg
Eric Oberg
R. Drew Ogden
Terry Ollila
Michele O’Neil
Michelle Orlando
Kenneth & Diane Osbon
John O’Sullivan
Jane Pagett
Jane Palmer
John Parks
Rachael Parsons
Susie Patterson
Linda & C.J. Patti
Robert Paul
Tom Pears
Jamie Pelletier
James Penfold
James Pennington
Sandra Perrault
Nicole Pisani
Karen & Dino Piskopanis
Donna & Gary Pittman
Kenneth Plourde
Jillanna Pomelow
Portsmouth Regional
Hospital’s Center for
Rehabilitation and
Wellness - Employees
Arthur Posey
Ian Potter
Allen Preger
George Privé
Kathleen Prunier
Jack Quinn
Ashley Randlett
Royce Randlett
Joe Reagan
William Reilly
Sallie Reissman
David Reynolds
Judy Ringer
Pamela Robichaud
Tod Rodger
Charlie Rose
Vicki Roundy
William Roycroft
Janet Russell
Saint Mary Academy
Erika & Grant Sanborn
Jack Sanders
John Sanford
Mark Santella
Jonathan Saxe
Scarpone Family*
Neil Schelly
Jeffrey Schroeder
Secular Institute of Pius
X Center
Jeff Shapiro
Robert Shaw
Heidi & Thomas Shealy
Amy Sheehan
Geoff Shreck
Mike Sibley
Karl & Paula Singer
Ben Slayton
Jason Smith
Michael Smith
Paulette Speight
Guy & Pamela Stearns
Morris Stettner & Marjorie Wachtel*
Carole Stout
Brandon Stover
Larry Strach
Richard Strott
Neil Sullivan
Kevin & Sheryl Tacy
Richard Tapply
Jared Tardy
David A. Taylor
Mike Taylor
Matt Tebbetts
Adriano Terra
Biju Thomas
John Timmeny
Jane Troller
Doug & Lynn Turner
Steven Turney
Marcia Valenzuela
Kurt Vangsness
Susan & Jim Varn
Mark Vautour
Ruth S. Veasey
Arthur H. Veasey III
Jeremy & Karen Veilleux*
William Ver Planck
Matthew & Theresa Walsh
Katie Morrison & Ken Walsh
David Wartman
Mike Wartman
Donald Welsh
Betsy & John Westgate
Sarah Wetstone
Mark Whipple
James Wiesman
Ken Wolfe
Raymond Wright
Susan & Donald Zuckert
**We have made every effort
to ensure the accuracy of our
information, and sincerely
apologize for any errors or
omissions.
DanielFraser
Compelled to Help
Daniel Fraser was no different than a lot of teenagers. A bit of a rebel,
struggling to find his place in the world. It wasn’t in high school and it
wasn’t in a job training program. He dropped out of both but had found
his passion — boxing. It helped him manage stress and provided focus.
Just days from his first big match as an amateur boxer after three solid
months of full-time training, Daniel was 18 and in the best shape of his
life. He was also a newly licensed driver, and when his brother lent him
the car one January night everything changed in an instant.
“I regret how everything impacted my family. My family has taken a big
hit. They just didn’t understand me and our relationships changed. I
want to help families of survivors because I know how important family
support is.”
Daniel wouldn’t be stepping into the boxing ring. Instead he spent two
and a half weeks on life support in a Boston hospital followed by two
months in a rehabilitation hospital. He found Krempels Center two years
later.
“I was lonely. I came home from rehab with high hopes. I had no clue it
was going to be so hard. My friends stopped calling. I couldn’t do the
things I could before. Krempels is more than the program. It’s welcoming.
You feel like you’re in a place where you can open up because everyone
can relate. It’s a place where you’re part of a community.”
Community
Fitness &
Sports
Educator
Reconnecting with
Discovering
Music
Church
Life continues to be a struggle, but Daniel keeps moving forward. He
has reconnected spiritually with his old church and at Krempels he has
found a great outlet for his energy in sports activities, for sharing his
story in the writing group and therapy in music, particularly a recent
program with ukuleles. He talks about taking college classes, doing
peer-to-peer support, maybe a job helping animals or in a rehabilitation
facility. So many ideas because he is compelled to help others. “It’s
what I’m meant to do.”
“I’ve discovered what I can do and how I can
help others. It’s what I’m meant to do.”
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Krempels Center is fortunate to be involved with two magical events every
year: the Runner’s Alley/Redhook Memorial 5K, and the Krempels King of the
Road Challenge. One is a run and the other a bike ride, both help to raise a
tremendous amount of money for Krempels Center. Both are led by amazing
people dedicated to helping our program thrive. Krempels Center members
are involved in everything from biking, walking, raising money, volunteering,
and bringing friends and family to these two events. Rich in resources and
goodwill, these events align perfectly with the mission of Krempels Center. All
involved help to improve the lives of people surviving brain injury.
InDedication
The 2014 Krempels Center Annual Report
is dedicated to:
David Krempels
Founder
Founder David Krempels survived a traumatic car accident resulting in a brain
injury in 1995. Since then, he has dedicated his life, time and resources in support
of other brain injury survivors and their families.
David Krempels’ vision, tenacity, passion, and generosity are the reason why
Krempels Center can serve more than 100 brain injury survivors and their families
each year, with quality programs and services that contribute to meaningful new
lives after brain injury.
We are grateful for his commitment, leadership, and unwavering support of our
members and their families. David, we dedicate our 2014 Annual Report to you.
Thank you!
ThankYou
Board of Directors
2013-2014
Robert Kintz, president
Erika Mantz, vice president
Joseph Lovejoy, treasurer
Jeanne O’Sullivan, secretary
Tracey Bentley
James Farnham
Peter Hamblett
Erik Loranger
Neal Ouellett
Timothy Pike
Warren Purdy
Peter Taylor
Anne Weidman
Barbara Prudhomme White
Founder and Advisor
David Krempels
Executive Director
Lisa Couture, MSW
Krempels Center Staff
2013-2014
Sue Chase, MS
Jenny Freeman, CBIS
Lisa Hanson, BSW, CCM, CBIS
Barb Kresge, OTR/L, CBIS
Lory Pratt
Kelly Redwine, OTR/L
Heather Soldner, MA
Erika Spiegel-Sanborn
Photographer: David Murray, Clear Eye Photo