EMERGENCY NUMBERS - Geneva Lake · Mark Larkin Francis and Terry Maus Tom McReynolds Brian and...

FIRE POLICELake Geneva ........ 911 or 248-7228 Lake Geneva ....... 911 or 248-4455Linn ........................ 911 or 249-8808 Linn .................911 or 275-6194 x11Fontana ...................911 or 275-2131 Fontana ................ 911 or 275-2275Williams Bay ......... 911 or 245-2712 Williams Bay ........911 or 245-2710

Walworth County Sheriff’s Department: 911 or 741-4400

Geneva Lake Law Enforcement Agency 245-9824

EMERGENCY NUMBERS

245-6577 Geneva Lake Water Safety Patrol

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GENEVA LAKE ASSOCIATION, INC.P.O. BOX 412, Lake Geneva, WI 53147 www.genevalakeassoc.orgOrganized and Incorporated 1935

OFFICERSPresident ...................................................................................................John P. GogginVice President .............................................................................................. Mark S. Lillie Treasurer ................................................................................................. Robin RandolphSecretary ........................................................................................................ Sally JourisExecutive Secretary .................................................................................James A. Smith

DIRECTORSTerms Expire in 2019

Brigid J. Cashman Robert T. Morava, Jr. Robin RandolphBrian Griffith Thomas Nickols Karl OtzenJames W. McAvoy Dana Hagenah William B. Duncan

Terms Expire in 2020William McClayton Donald R. Taylor Lynn GraysonScott Craven Jones Tricia Forbeck John K. LarsonDavid Anderson John P. Goggin Dianna Colman

Terms Expire in 2021Thomas T. Stuhley Sally Jouris Robert W. KlockarsJames W. Gee Mark S. Lillie Frank K. VorisThomas G. Gardiner David B. Williams Patrick J. Kenny

HONORARY DIRECTORSThomas J. Cashman Martha V. (Marnie) Atkinson Joy P. RasinEmil A. Baumbach, Jr. June Kennedy Goss Ernest C. Styberg, Jr.Howard A. Vaughan, Jr. Martha Craven Thomas E. Reynolds, Jr.Alice J. Morava

PAST PRESIDENTSArthur W. Wakeley ........................................................................................ 1935-1937D.H. McCarty ................................................................................................ 1937-1938William M. Spencer ...................................................................................... 1938-1940Everett N. McDonnell .....................................................................................1940-1942Harold Hough .................................................................................................1942-1944Ernst C. Schmidt ............................................................................................ 1944-1963Arthur J. Bidwill ...............................................................................................1963-1971George Wilder ............................................................................................... 1971-1974Fillmore W. Galaty .........................................................................................1974-1979Thomas E. Reynolds, Sr ................................................................................. 1979-1984Emil A. Baumbach, Jr .................................................................................... 1984-1989Thomas J. Cashman ....................................................................................... 1989-1994Raymond I. Geraldson .................................................................................. 1994-2000Orval M. Adam .............................................................................................2000-2005 James P. Hanny ..............................................................................................2005-2009James W. Gee .............................................................................................. 2009-2014

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GENEVA LAKE ASSOCIATION COMMITTEES:

John P. Goggin, Chair (President) Mark S. Lillie (Vice President) Sally Jouris (Secretary) Robin Randolph (Treasurer)

NOMINATING James W. Gee, Chair John P. Goggin Scott Craven Jones Sally Jouris Donald R. Taylor David B. Williams

MEMbERSHIP Donald R. Taylor, Chair Brigid J. Cashman Tricia Forbeck Scott Craven Jones Sally Jouris Patrick J. Kenny Thomas Nickols Robin Randolph

MISSION Frank K. Voris, Chair Brigid Cashman Dianna Colman Lynn Grayson Dana Hagenah Robert T. Morava, Jr. Thomas T. Stuhley

FINANCE COMMITTEE Robin Randolph, Chair Dianna Colman

Mark Lillie Thomas T. Stuhley Frank K. Voris

LAND AND LAkE USE David B. Williams, Chair Dianna Colman Brian Griffith John K. Larson James W. McAvoy karl Otzen Thomas T. Stuhley Donald R. Taylor Advisors: Ted Peters and Ted Pankau

LEGAL John P. Goggin, Chair Thomas G. Gardiner Lynn Grayson Mark S. Lillie David B. Williams

PROGRAM & PUbLICITY Dianna Colman, Chair Dana Hagenah Robert W. Klockars William McClayton Frank K. Voris

COMMERCIAL ACCOUNTS Donald R. Taylor, Chair David Anderson Thomas G. Gardiner James W. McAvoy

Dianna Colman James W. Gee Donald R. Taylor Frank K. Voris David B. Williams

ExECUTIvE COMMITTEE

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Mission: Since 1935, the Geneva Lake Association (GLA) has served as guardian of Geneva Lake and its surrounding area. GLA advances its mission of conservation, preservation, environ-mental integrity and general welfare of Geneva Lake with timely and issue-centered com-munications and education through a wide membership base of area residents and local businesses. See page 69 for the GLA By-Laws.

GLA services and benefits include: •TheattentiveoversightandmonitoringofGenevalakeareaissuesandconcerns

through the GLA Executive Secretary and its 27 member Board of Directors; •TheannualpublicationoftheGLADirectoryofresidentsandpiernumbersdistributed

to nearly 600 member families and businesses; •TheannualupdatingoftheGLAestablishedpiernumberingsystemasacrossrefer-

ence guide (pier numbers to street address) to enhance lake safety and for emergency use by the Water Safety Patrol, police, ambulance, and fire departments around the lake;

•PeriodicdistributiontomembersandfriendsoftheGLAproducednewsletter,theGeneva Lake Guardian.

background: During its 84 year history, the GLA has grown to a broad membership of residents and businesses representing every village, association, inlet, bay and shore path around Geneva Lake. Residents on the lake and off the lake look to the GLA as the lake-wide organization in place to be attentive and pro-active with an emphasis on communications and education. The size of the lake area and the wide, varied interests of its growing population require that the GLA Board include 27 Directors from all corners of the lake. This group, plus several retired (honorary) Directors, the GLA officers and its Executive Secretary form the governing structure of the GLA. The GLA’s foundation is its membership base. It is the only organization of its kind around the lake with dues-paying members as its financial support. All contributions are tax deductible as the GLA is a 501(c)(3) tax exempt organization under IRS and State regulations. While it is virtually a volunteer run group, the GLA carries out its responsibilities with a paid part-time Executive Secretary working within an operating budget to provide services and bene-fits to a growing membership of nearly 600 families and businesses. The GLA will continue to serve and support the interests of the wider Geneva Lake commu-nity through coordinated relationships with other lake-serving groups whose missions are com-patible, such as the Geneva Lake Water Safety Patrol, the Geneva Lake Environmental Agency, the Kishwauketoe Nature Conservancy, the Geneva Lake Conservancy, the Geneva Lake Level Corporation, and the GLA affiliated Environmental Education Foundation.

What has it done for me lately? The following are a few good examples of GLA participation through communication and education in events of significant importance to Geneva Lake over the years: •Takingtheleadinpreventingcommercialuseofthelakeshorepath; •Revisingandcodifyingtherulesandsignageforthelakeshorepathamongselected

property owners and, in the future, the municipalities; •SecuringfundingforaFireBoatforLinnTownshiptoprovideadditionalsupporttoall

area Fire Departments; •SupportingtheeffortsoftheGenevaLakeLevelCorporationtomaintainthelake’s

water level;

What is the GLA?

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•EarlyattentiontoformingacloserelationshipwiththeDNRinMadisontogaincriticalsupport in stocking populations of a wide variety of fish in our lake on a regular basis;

•HelpingtopreventtheNorthwesternMilitaryAcademypropertyfrombecomingadense multi-family development with hundreds of units.

•AggressivelakecommunityresponsetotheemergencyneedforrebuildingtheLakeGeneva City Dam controlling the water level of the entire lake;

•Participatinginthesuccessfullake-wideinitiativetostoptheseriousdevelopmenteffort of turning the Yerkes Observatory property into a large scale lake front hotel/spa complex with potential devastating environmental and land/lake conservation damage resulting;

•Ongoingover39-yearaffiliationwithitssisterorganization,theEnvironmentalEducation Foundation, as it provides scholarships and grants to lake area students for environmental-centered studies and experiences.

Annual Meeting:

GLA ANNUAL MEETING MinutesSaturday, August 4, 2018

Lake Geneva Country ClubLake Geneva, Wisconsin

9:30 a.m.WELCOME —President Goggin called the meeting to order at 9:33 a.m. and thanked the attendees for their support. He welcomed invited speakers, members, and guests. Goggin reminded the membership of the Mission of the GLA, and noted that the function of the GLA is not to file lawsuits as some would have us do regarding the Symphony Bay project. As an association the GLA does not have ‘standing’ to file, but can assist individual property owners as we did in the Muck Suck lake path race last summer.

MINUTES FROM THE ANNUAL MEETING, JULY 29, 2017 —A motion to approve the minutes was passed (Gardiner/Duncan).

TREASURER’S REPORT — Executive Secretary Smith reported another successful year. Membership support remains constant through the past several years. GLA has over 500 family members each year plus 60 or more commercial members who advertise in our annual Directory. GLA is able to provide support to several local organizations who petition us for grants and who do good works for our lakes area. These include the Water Safety Patrol, the Environmental Education Foundation, the Geneva Lake Environmental Agency, and several others.

NOMINATING COMMITTEE REPORTS —Nominating Committee Chairman Gee nominated the following, which were approved (Otzen/Gardiner):

EEF Directors for three-year terms ending in 2021: Jim Gee (2nd term), Colin Griffith (1st term), Melita Grunow (1st term), Carl Rathmann (2nd term), Bill Thompson (1st term).

GLA Directors with three-year terms to expire in 2021: Thomas Stuhley, Sally Jouris, Robert Klockars, James Gee, Mark Lillie, Frank Voris, Thomas Gardiner, David B. Williams, Patrick Kenny. Approved (Gee/Goggin).

Retiring EEF board members Doris Frentress and Don Phillip were thanked for their dedicated service. Gee announced EEF Officers as Carl Rathmann, President; William Duncan, Vice President; Mike Hinske, Vice President; and James Smith, Secretary/Treasurer as elected by the EEF Board.

At the following meeting of the GLA Board of Directors, Gee will nominate the following officers: Jack Goggin, President; Mark Lillie, Vice President; Robin Randolph, Treasurer; Sally

(Meeting Minutes continue on page 60.)

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Residential 700 Club Karen and Rudy Altergott Jay and Claudia Bauer Edward W. Boehm III Roger and Lynda Bohn Terence and Mary Jeanne Bolger Ed and Linda Borkowski Edward Breen Amy and Greg Brown Ed Burke, Jr. Phil and Nila Carollo Steven and Betsy Carlson Mark and Sarah Cavin Ceylon Point Owners Association Chicago Club of Lake Geneva Jon and Patty Meagher Clare Colman Brown, Julie and Adam Richard and Vanessa Copans Scott and Melissa Corley Kathleen Corry Family Michael and Lisa Cotton Sara and David Curry Deuster, Melinda Donovan and Erica Eckhardt Donald R. and Felecia S. Englert Rob Eppley Dave Fiedler Kristen and Thomas Freytag Harold J. Friestad David and Louise Frost Dan and Sarah Gallagher Jan Giovanetti Matt and Kim Gryzlo Larry and Kelly Happ Mark and Kristin Hatch Jim and Lynette Heimann John Herley Meg and Dominick Hewitt Mary and Inga Hogan Johns Family Walter M. Kelly, Jr. Bethany and Brad Keown Christian and Twyla Khayat Mary and Gregg Kirchhoefer Tom and Cherie Kolder Norma and Jerry Koril Kirk Kreutzig Mark Larkin Francis and Terry Maus Tom McReynolds Brian and Joyce Michel

Welcome, new GLA members!The GLA welcomes the following new or returning members. We appreciate your support.

Sarah Jane and Bob Moore Maureen Moran/John Ashenden Michael and Carolyn Moran Tom O’Connell/Kathy Kroll John O’Laughlin Michael and Katie Lynch Don and Ann Mapes Matt and Meghan Norton Tom Peck Wallace and Kathleen Perkins Barbara Philipps Peg Pollitt Peter and Heather Provenzano Michael and Julie Quinn James and Margaret Reuland Margaret and Bill Ring Dave and Suzy Rolewick Keith and Linda Rozolis John and Pam Scapin Dan and Peggy Schuld Sara and Bill Sexton Shodeen Family Michael Solberg Bob and Debbie Somerville Jerry and Judy Sommers Herbert and Eva Sorock Brian and Sandy Stearns Kristina and James Tarantino Tom and Kathy Tevebaugh Meg and Tim Thompson Barbara and Bill Turner Steve and Kathy Uhler Craig and Linda Umans Bill Urbanus Matt and Joyce Walsh Frank and Jennifer Wehrstein Cindy Wilson Peter Wright/Dina Howell Blythe and Bob YoungquistCommercial A.O. Bauer Glass, Inc. Cynthia B Wilson Interior Design Delaney Street Coasters Delaney Street Mercantile Fanning Investment Partners Gordy’s Boathouse & Cobalt Lounge Harpoon Willie’s/Cafe Calamari Geneva Cabinet Company Lake Geneva Youth Camp & Conf. Ctr. Lowell Custom Homes Sheldon Landscape, Inc. The Dunham Group/Keefe Real Estate

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PIER NUMBER LIST OF MEMBERS AND PROPERTY OWNERS

CITY OF LAKE GENEVA, Incorporated 1886

*1 Alan Louis & Kathi Bosworth *2 Robert & Barbara Hogan ESBRO 3 Betty J. Burch-Spanjer *4 Jim & Kathi Willett *5 Edith G. Andrew *5A Ed & Linda Borkowski 6 Studer 7 Glavin 8 Dan & Cyndy Kuesis Bluehill 8A W. J. Goes 8B John & Mary Ann Hardek *8C James & Gigi Owens 9 Tom Ryan Family *9A Paul & Harriet Lagerlof 9B Don & Mary Adams

Lake Geneva Manor 10 Rolf Hempel Established 1924 *11 Doug & Kristie Powell 12 James & Anne Michuda 13 James & Susen Berg 15 Gregory & Kelly Licht 16 Lake Geneva Manor Swim Pier *16 Catherine Green *16 David & Sarah McConnell 17 Lake Geneva Manor boat Pier *17 David & Louise Frost *17 Tom & Mary Myers *17 Tom & Janet Nickols *17 David & Paula Pezza *17 Barbara Philipps *17 George & Carol Zimmermann 18 Robert Hau 18 Mike Kenna Willows Retreat *19 Tom & Audrey Langer 20 Joan & Bill Baffes *21 Jack & Ingrid LoGiudice *21A Dr.Paul and Joanne Lederer 22 Richard & Marilyn Sievert *23 Matustik Family *24 Abra Prentice Wilkin *25 Abra Prentice Wilkin

Piers 1 thru 25

* denotes members

8* denotes members

Covenant Harbor *30 Covenant Harbor Bible Camp bible Camp Founded 1947

Geneva bay Estates 32 Bill & Carla Young Established 1956 33 Tyco, Inc. The Somervilla *34 Bob & Debbie Somerville Butternut *35 Bob & Renee Larson / Butternut 36 Melissa Stenstrom 37 Thomas & Virginia Frattinger 38 Margaret Klingenberg 38.5 Dave Fiedler 38A John & Jean Morack 38B Geneva bay Estates Assn 39 Stuart & Callie Erickson

TOWN OF LINN, Incorporate1844 40 Dean & Eilena Athans

Shady Lane 41 Rick & Nancy Neuman Pier Association 42 Dr. Charles Sandor 43 Mark & Linn Hansen 43A Shady Lane Pier Association *43A Jim & Michelle O’Brien 44 Lloyd & Doris Warden

*45 Craig Tomera Shoreside *46 Dana & John Hagenah Northwoodside *46 Patricia & Will Hagenah Northwoodside *46 Susan & Phil Hagenah 48 Charles Angel Green Gables *49 Karl & Lucy Otzen Summerwood 50 Geoffrey C. Rusack Boathouse *53 William Wrigley, Jr. Lakewood *54 William Wrigley, Jr. Deadwood *55 Walter G. Larkin Wychwood *60 William Wrigley, Jr. Edgewood *61 MacDonald Family The Stenning 62 Richard H. Driehaus Hodge Podge Cottage *63 Rasin Family Flowerside *64 Joy Rasin 65 Harold Hartshorne, Jr. 66 Corbett Ryan House in the Woods *67 Patrick & Shirley Ryan Family The Narrows *68 Lydia & Patrick Ryan Jr. 69 Ryan Family

Piers 30 thru 103

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The Folly 70 *71 Dennis & Carol Markos 72 Christine Ann Brownstein 73 Nick Calamos

74 Erik Eiseman Forest Edge 74A Robert D. Dvorak Family 74B The Cliffs 75 Rob & Patty Moore 75A Margie & Tom Riordan bonnie brae 77 Carol Pankau Established 1916 78 Christopher Deutsch The Cottage *79 Melissa & William McClayton 80 Anthony Romano Ryerson *81 Sandy & Sherwin Friedman 82 Maureen G. Nebel 84 Paul & Jessica Gurinas

Alta vista 85 Paul & Jessica Gurinas Established 1954 86 Jacky & Michael Ferro 87 Alta vista Association Pier *87 Mary Kay Ring

S. b. Chapin 88 Brian Spaley Established 1921 88A Dr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Murphy *89 Tom & Taylor Gleitsman Chez Mere *90 Matthew & Joyce Walsh *91 Dan & Patty Walsh *92 Norma & Jerry Koril Solliden *93 Ulla E. Brunk *94 Graber Family *96 John & Susan Presutti 97 Phil & Nila Carollo 97 Al Ruck 98 98B Willow Bend *99 Jim & Annette Ebert 99A Edward C. Kole Starland *100 Thomas F. Fuller 101 Tom & Susan Santefort *102 Jim & Vickie Peck

Geneva Oaks 103 Geneva Oaks Association Pier Established 1970

10* denotes members

Sunset Hills *104 Sunset Hills Association Established 1926 *104 Donald R. & Felecia S. Englert *104 Mike Pfammatter

105 Huganard Glen Fern 106 Bob & Joan Clifford

Elgin Club *107 Jerry Vainisi Established 1874 108 Steve Geldermann 109 Steve & Jymme Chaouki *110 John & Louise Hummel *111 Bob & Julie Hummel 112 Jean Finn 113 John & Karen Morand 114 John & Karen Morand 115 Scot & Eileen Seyfarth *116 Couffer Family *118 Louise & Clint Kuzmich Restmore *119 David W. King 120 Martin & Gerry Butler 121 James & Lynne Newman *122 Martha Redeker / John & Barbara Snell 123 Holly Fuchs *124 Dale & Bonnie Caputo 124 Andrea & Jerry Gibbs *125 Marty & Inga Hogan 126 127 Mary & Mike Riordan *128 Martha Craven *128 Scott Craven Jones

130 Ignas & Maureen Labanauskas Jerseyhurst 131 Larry & Sally Rayner El Nido *132 Brent Brodeski *132A Lee & Marilyn Tenzer *133 DeeDee & David Black Windwood *134 Brian & Sue Griffith Windwood 134 Lois Griffith 139 Denis J. Healy

Sylvan Trail 140 Howard A. Vaughan, Jr. Established 1923 140A Sylvan Trail Association Pier *140A Baxter Phillip *141 John & Anne Reilly

Piers 104 thru 182

* denotes members

Ara Glen 141B Ara Glen Association Pier Established 1977 *141B Charlene & Gene Needles 142 Robert & Carol Karlblom

knollwood *143 Barbara Wittenstrom Established 1926 *144 Hendricks Family *145 Kenneth & Barbara Mannino *146 Catherine Carpenter / David Baker 147 Joan Darre 148 Susan Cox 150 knollwood Association *150 Chriss & Rick Johns *150 Bruce & Gail Johnson

151 Rod & Kathy Bolhous 152 Daniel W. Hodgeman *153 Rick & Janie Nunemaker *154 George & Sara Zick Oak View *155 Terence & Mary Jeanne Bolger *156 Lanny & Nancy Baird 157 Bill & Kelly McCune 158 Greg & Jenny Baird

Oak Glen 158A Oak Glen Association Pier Established 1970 *158A James & Georgia Wycpalek

*159 Brian & Sandy Stearns 160 Michael Loeber 160A Michael & Tina Marie Chorneyko *161 Christie & Sam Eddins 162 Aaron & Chrissy Taylor *163 Ken & Sue Koranda Serenity *163A Gary & Sondra Bertrand Pebble Point *164 Charles & Dianna Colman Pebble Point *165 Colman Browne, Julie & Adam *166 Carl & Kay Lundstrom 167 Tim & Carole Ozark

VILLAGE OF WILLIAMS BAY, Incorporated 1919 *168 Maggie Gage *169 Mark Aschliman *170 Dan & Donna Casey 171 Mark Licht Stone Gates *175 Marjorie Greenfield Glen Annie *180 Charles T. Wegner IV 181 Paul & Eleanor Daugerdaus 182 James & Beverly Zaleski

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Piers 183 thru 287

Cedar Point Park 183 James & Georgia Athans Established 1922 184 Diane Lyons 186 187 Cedar Point Park Pier Hays Acre 188 Carol & Andy Hays 189 Mary O’Donnell 191 Cedar Point Park Pier *191 Allison Alexander 193 Violet Dorner 194 Cedar Point Park Pier *194 Melinda Deuster La Hacienda *195 Paul & Peter Darley 196 Adam & Anita Reiche 197 Charles W. Matthews *198 Andrew & Maureen Szafran 200 Scott Kiley 200 Mark & Wendy Soderquist Tippy Top *201 Richard and Kathleen Katz 203 Phil & Nila Carollo Port Phillip *204 Mr. & Mrs. James Phillip, Jr. 205 Robert Fittig Sunset Point *206 Jeff & Ellen Liljeberg *207 Peter & Kim Strothman *208 Lisa & William Broga *209 Kathleen Corry Family 210 Skip Navar 211 Dave & Tiffany Bruskin The Gathering 212 Don & Jo Soderquist *213 Edward W. Boehm III 214 Lucille C. Boehm *215 Joe & Pat Howard 216 Jim Swift *217 Ruth Anne & Bob Morava *218 Cindy & Tom Stuhley 219 Cedar Point Park Pier *219 Marianne & Frank Bonifacic *219 Alice J. Morava *219 Linda Tonge 220 Chris Hummel *221 Diane Beu 222A Mike Blair 222B Perry & Michelle Browder 223 Phil & Teresa Carollo *224 Walter M. Kelly, Jr. 225 Warren Mula

* denotes members

13* denotes members

226 Cedar Point Park Pier *226 Dr. Raymond R. Copeland *226 Gladys Grunschel *226 Norm Hagman / Pat Hagman 227 Arthur Holmer *228 Sarah Jane & Bob Moore 230 Cedar Point Park Pier *230 Tom & Kelly Lothian 232 Cedar Point Park Pier 233 Thomas F. Sandblom 234 Ed & Margaret Stocker, Jr. 235 Frank & Melanie Davenport 236 Cedar Point Park Pier *238 Dr. David & Lola Monson 239 Cedar Point Park Pier 240 Don & Patti Duda

250 Williams bay East Dock *250 Ann Callison *250 Carolyn Hager *250 Mark & Judy Thorne 255 Williams bay Swim Pier 260 Williams bay Municipal Pier 265 Williams bay West Dock *265 Elizabeth Cox *265 Robert & Mary Quinn *270 kirsh’s Pier Slips *270 Josh & Sara LaCroix *272 Dale & Sue Vavra 275 James H. & Nancy Maiers 277 Daniel McGovern *278 Keith E. Snidtker / Nancy Snidtker Couderc 279 John Holmes *280 Chester & Mary Ellen Rozny 281 Donald & Kent Waterbury 282 John & Colleen O’Sullivan 283 James & Karen Kyle 283A James & Karen Kyle 284 Mary Corinne DeStefano 285 Robert & Dee Swickert

bay Colony 286 bay Colony North Condo Pier North Condo *286 John & Tracy Bodenmann Established 1967 *286 Barry Diekelman

287 Tom Klein

bay Colony *288 bay Colony South Condo Pier South Condo

Summer Haven 289 Summer Haven Association Pier *289 Bob & Christina Peck

*290 Pier 290/Gage Marine *291 Gage Marine 292

Oakwood Estates *293 Oakwood Estates Pier Established 1921 *293 Jon & Patty Meagher Clare *293 Mike & Wendy Darre

294 Mark & Rita Tresnowski *296 JoAnne Fontanini 297 Dave Stout 297A James P. Walsh Towering Elms 298 Jane Shepard *299 Jim Kirchschlager Family 300 Lisa Trakkovich 300A Joseph A. Giralamo, Jr. Trust

Loch vista Club *301 Loch vista Club Pier Established 1921 *301 Bob & Marsha Darre *301 Mary M. Roth *302 Craig Curry 303 Joan Gundersen *304 Lynne Railsback *305 Karen & Rudy Altergott

Congress Club *307 John & Arlene Rose Established 1882 308 Helen Bjorkman 309 Michelangelo & Mary Milano 310 Scott & Kristy Miller *311 Jeanette D’Arcy 312 Congress Club Pier *313 Carol Swed 314 Craig & Susan Shully 315 Brendan & Danielle Cashman 316 Richard & Wanita Lampkey 317 Rene Lanam

Conference Point 325 Conference Point Conference Center Conference Center Founded 1873

Piers 288 thru 360

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Club Fabers *330F Christopher & Sheila Faber 331 Klein Baywood LLC 332 Richard C. Lyons Trust

Wesley Woods 333 Wesley Woods Retreat Center Retreat Center

Dartmouth Woods Assn. *334 Michael & Jennifer Covey Established 1984 335 Greg & Linda Wolf Formerly Rockford Camp 336 King Trust Founded 1890 *337 Steven & Betsy Carlson 338 Ruthie & Roger Parsons 339 Mary Zelasko *340 Greg & Pat Samata 341 Edward D. Foulke *341 Caroline F. Wettersten Bally Bay *342 Wayne & Jill Plaza

343 Phyllis Steindl 344 Tim & Emma Daisy Probasco Cottage *344 Libby Probasco Kutchai 345 Kim Livezey 345 Jeffrey White 345 Todd White *346 Melissa & Robert Herrman *347 Janice & Peter A. Perkins 348 Team E-IA LLC

Yerkes Observatory 349 Yerkes Observatory Founded 1895

George Williams College 350 George Williams College Campus of Aurora University 351 Geneva Lake Water Safety Patrol Founded 1886

Oak bank 352 Robert & Irene Stinson 353 Carol (Newman) Wilkinson 354 Daniel & Janetta von Rabenau 355 Darrin Petersen *356 Francis Beidler III / Reed Tisdahl Trust 357 William J. Morrissey *358 Bruce & Lynn Bartels

Norman b. barr Camp 360 Norman B. Barr Camp Founded 1908

* denotes members

16* denotes members

Lake Geneva Fresh 361 Lake Geneva Fresh Air Association Air Association (Holiday Home) Founded 1887

TOWN OF WALWORTH, Incorporated 1848 362 Angel’s Flight *363 Dr. & Mrs. Keith Gibson Angels Landing *363A Tim & Karla Feltes *363A Robert & Margaret Stevenson Lake Song *365 Bev & Bill Birck *365A Melita Grunow

Oak bluff 365OB Peter & Dot Ferris Established 1987 365OB James & Chris Lovell *365OB Leigh & Kelly Otzen

*366 Barry & Donna Rittenhouse 368 Michael & Tina Marie Chorneyko 369 Alan & Sandee Heine Devil’s Descent *370 David Traut / Rosemary White-Traut

VILLAGE OF FONTANA, Incorporated 1924 *371 Blythe & Bob Youngquist Embree House *372 Blythe & Bob Youngquist *373 Michael Keefe 374 Nikki Roth 375 376 Mrs. Salvatore Digate 376A 377 Patricia Walsh Summer Wind *378 Kristen & Thomas Freytag *379 Gee Family 380 Burke 381 Terry Reuland 382 Dennis Hetler Indian Creek *383 Edward & Cynthia Cox Stone Creek *384 Frank & Mary Lou Stellato

belvidere Park 386 belvidere Park Association Established 1875 *386 Ken & Mary Gustafson *386 Larry & Phyllis Pierce

Piers 361 thru 407

17* denotes members

*387 Richard & Rachel Honquest Cranks’ Roost *388 Tom & Sharon O’Brien Hawks Woods *389 Stephen Beers *390 Sara & David Curry House on a Hill *390 Toni & Ken Harkness Pinegate *391 George & Jeanne Atkinson Pinegate 391 Martha V. (Marnie) Atkinson Boulder Lodge *392 John & Annie Porter 393 Brian & Dana Porter 394 Geoff Hoffman Camp Lake Geneva *394A Gary Neilson / Trudy Havens Longview 395 Chip & Ellen Mulaney Windward Point 396 Greg & Julie Huck Windward Point *396 William C. Huck Deepwood 397 Jeff Neal / Susan Cellmer *398 Bridgid & Mike Kyle Deepwood *398 Mrs. Mary M. Reed

buena vista *399 Kenneth & Betty Shay Established 1912 *400 Mark & Sarah Cavin 400 Kris & Kirsten Larsen *401 Jim & Nancy Voss 401A Randy Demke *402 Robert & Sharna Ahern *402 Buena Vista Club *402 Gwen Clausius *402 Bob & Maggie Doherty *402 Richard & Michele Dousman *402 Alec & Karen Gizzi *402 Mary & Michael Keeling *402 Don & Doris Mosser *402 James C. Winquist / Jane Peterson *402B Deborah Mecklenburg 402C Anthony & Mary Zielinski *402D Martha Maddock *403A Michael & Lisa Cotton 404F Steve & Cheryl Smith 404G Tom & Gail Hibbard 405 Dan & Kristin Pecora 405A John & Dana Rolander 405B Clyde & Jean Dawson *405C Stephen & Tammi Dawson *406 MKE, llc 406F Dr. A. Garrett Berley, Jr. 407 Buena Vista Swim Pier

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Piers 408 thru 466

* denotes members

408 Ginny Cavanaugh *408 Tom & Kathy Elwood *408 Jane Hoffmann 408 Jeff and Karen Parkhill 408 Rob & Suzette Rowe 408A John & Judy Graff 408D Bob & Jean Chanson 408E Ms. Mary Louise Houliston 408G David Acker 408H Barbara & Vincent Palmer *409 Barry Family *409A Karen & John Reynolds 409B Dale & Trina Gustafson 410 Ryan & Tracy Fitzgerald 411 Pierce Tyrrell 411A Henry Abelmann 411B Frank H. & Michele Voris Pi Cottage *411B Frank & Jennifer Wehrstein

411B Geraldine Audino

Fontana Shores Condo. 412 Fontana Shores Condo. Pier Established 1968 *412 Robert Kirkland

412A Barbara Sullivan / Ginny Cavanagh 414 Fontana boat Launch Pier 415 Gordy’s Lakefront Marine, Inc. - Lighthouse *416 Gordy’s Lakefront Marine, Inc. - Main Pier 417 Gordy’s Sales 418 Gordy’s Rental *419 Jerry’s Marine 420 Fontana Municipal Pier #1 *420 Geneva Lake Conservancy *420 Patrick & Lisa Kenny *420 Robert M. Rauland *420 Dan Wieber 425 Fontana Municipal Pier #2

Abbey Harbor 425AY Abbey Harbor Y.C. Docks Yacht Club *425AY Edward Breen / Elizabeth Davis *425AY Bill Urbanus

427 Lake Geneva Marine & Fontana Paddle Co. 430 Fontana Municipal Pier #3 435 Fontana Municipal Swim Pier

19* denotes members

Country Club Estates 439 Country Club Estates boat Pier Established 1926 440 Country Club Estates Swim Pier *440 Jon & Susan Eklund *440 Ray Fitzgerald *440 Tricia Forbeck *440 Peter & Coby Hannon *440 Meg & Dominick Hewitt *440 Jay & Mary Beth Hicks 440 Mike & Lisa Jost *440 Kirk Kreutzig *440 Jeffrey Noll *440 Tom O’Connell / Kathy Kroll *440 Lisa Sorrentino Pavett *440 Arvid Petersen *440 Dave & Suzy Rolewick *440 Dan & Peggy Schuld *440 Meg & Tim Thompson *440 Bob Webster, Jr.

Glenwood Springs 441 Glenwood Springs Homeowners Pier Established 1892 441A O’Connell Stones Throw *442 Frank & Lisa Sottrel *443 Donovan & Erica Eckhardt 444 Erick & Betty Haglund *445 Craig & Linda Umans 446 Sheila Sammons 447 The Worcester Family *448 Brian & Joyce Michel 450 Subdiv. Pier Glenwood Springs *450 Edward & Cheryl Maloney Lazy Acres *451 Tom Nicholson 452 Mark Henning / Robin Ross-Henning *454 Ronda & Steve Satkamp 455 Glenwood Springs Dock 456A Thomas & Catherine Gibbs 457A Elizabeth Vose 458 Lakowske 459A Steven Hall 460 Stephen W. Rost 463 Scott & Beth Brady *463A Karl H. Immenhausen 464 Paula & David Rogers 466 Little Glenwood Swim Pier Villa Tarantino *466 Kristina & James Tarantino

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Piers 468 thru 518B

Indian Hills *468 Carylsue Ambel Established 1927 469 John B. Lambert 471 Indian Hills Subdivision Pier Aronberg’s Resort *471 Ronald & Linda Aronberg *471 Marilyn S. McPherson *472 Roger & Noreen Stedronsky Jason & Sondra Fowler *473 Bob & Jan Janess 474 Kerry Wood 475 Brad & Michelle Newman *475A Bethany & Brad Keown 476 Dan & Gretchen McCarthy

Blue Haven *477 George H. Kiefer, Jr. Family *479 Club Unique Club Unique *479 David A. Rasmussen Established 1927 479 Greg & Lauri Trapani *480 Adreani Family

481 *482 Sue Origer *483 John & Rose Pagliari Sans Souci 484 Sidney Bliss *485 Joan C. Bates Rainbow Point *487 Jody Pringle *488 Ken & Sue Rodeck 489 Catherine & Michael O’Malley 490 Jennifer Alter *491 Beth Shodeen *493 Kent W. Shodeen

Sylvan Glen 494 Sylvan Glen Association Pier Established 1900 *494 Shodeen Family

Casa de Ventanas 495 Cantalupo Family

Harvard Club *496 Harvard Geneva Lake Club Established 1875 *496 Mary & Dean Bekas *496 Willard Bell *496 Diane & Jeff Brassel *496 Bill & Laurie Buss *496 Chris Church *496 Matthew & Kim Gryzlo *496 Brad & Becky Holden *496 Jamie Holden

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*496 R. Bradford & Charity A. Huss *496 Michael & Kathleen Nolan *496 Tom & Linda Scoville 496 Bradley Thor *496 Char & Frank Voris *496 Scott & Michelle Voris

*496A Frank Brewe / Pam Monaco

Abbey Springs 497 Abbey Springs Condo Assoc. Condominium Assoc. *497 John & Sharon Larson Established 1971 *497 Erma Medgyesy *497 Laura & John Simpson

*498 Clarence & Marilyn Schawk *499 Rosemarie & Dean L. Buntrock *500 Rosemarie & Dean L. Buntrock 501 Ryan Trust 502 Melinda Hinners Flower Cottage *502 Bob & Carolyn Kelly 502 Barton & Joan Love *502B Brad & Becky Fideler 503 Stafslien Eastgate 504 VEL Family Partnership 505 Grace Allen Newton 506 David Weinberg / Grace Allen Newton Evergreen *507 Gregg & Debbie Kunes *508 Tom & Cherie Kolder *509 Dana & Patti Mecum 510 David & Georganne Brown 511 Robert Jackson Festina Lente *512 Hugh & Joan Plunkett *513 Eva & Mark Walsh *514 Julia & Ken Wegner *515 Julia & Ken Wegner Whippoorwill 516 Peter Wright / Dina Howell Whippoorwill 517 Peter Wright / Dina Howell

Clear Sky Lodge Assn. 517A Fuad Puskar Established 1989 517B Yianni Caparos Clear Sky Lodge *518 Murray & Anne Marie Peretz *518 Dan & Sarah Gallagher *518A Steve & Peg Lombardo Family 518B Margaret Lombardo Trust

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Piers 519 thru 573

* denotes members

519 William Pope Echoes *519 Ted Tetzlaff brookwood 519A brookwood Subdivision Pier Established 1956 *519A Joan A. Freytag *519A Mr. & Mrs. Francis Maus

520 William L. Prester *521 Chuck & Sarah Lamphere *521A Maureen & Martin O’Connor 522 Irwin & Norma Jann 522B Christopher & Tracy Lundergan

Lake Geneva Yacht Club *523 Yacht Club West Main Pier Established 1874 *524 Yacht Club East Main Pier *524 James & Kathleen Smith

TOWN OF LINN, Incorporated 1844

Maple Hills Association 525 Maple Hills Association Pier Established 1927

526 Ernest Cochanis Keeklo Eekea 527 Ernest Cochanis

Oak Shores 528 Oak Shores boat Pier Established 1950 529 Oak Shores Swim Pier *529 Vince DiVincenzo 530 Eddie & Lisa Greco

Lake Geneva Club 531 Lake Geneva Club Pier Established 1922 *531 Jon & Colleen Abrahamovich *531 Roger & Lynda Bohn *531 Joe Gardella / Leta Corbin

The Chicago Club 535 The Chicago Club of Lake Geneva of Lake Geneva *535 Stephen B. & Peggy Mathy Diamond Established 1875

538 Carol T. Lacy *539 Charles & Mary Thomas 540 Dennis D. Daleen 541 Dennis D. Daleen

Shore Haven 542 Shore Haven Association Established 1926

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*543 Tom & Kathy Tevebaugh

Sybil Lane Assn. 544 Sybil Lane Association Established 1914

Legacy Woods *545 John & Jennifer Plummer

South Shore Club 545 South Shore Club Established 2001

545A Patrick Foley Chateau DuLac *549 John & Michelle Simms

Academy Estates 550 Academy Estates Pier Established 1975 550A Academy Estates Pier *550 Pat & Ray Potucek *550 Michael & Julie Quinn

*550C Jim & Nancy Bell 550D Randy & Colette Szczesny Twin Pines *551 Richard & Martha Cucco *551A Fifi & Ron Levin 552 S. Hall 553 Frank & Karen Gentile Happy ‘Ours *554 Gregg & Gail Liebovich 555 Hank Braley 556 Mary C. Schwinn 557 Gene & Christine Jodin *558 Linda & John Anderson *559 Ernest & Karen Hirn Royal Oaks *562 Anna Vanderveld *563 Wayne & Nan Kocourek The Vagabond *563A Matt & Meghan Norton 564 565 Robert & Janice Flannery 566 Robert B. Flannery, Jr. Grey Oaks 567 Michelle Moore Woodhill Estates *568 Doug & Mary Perks 568A

Lindens Property *569 Lindens Association Pier Owners Association

570 Otto & William Madlener 571 Hayden Leason Over the Hill *571 Donald & Denise Sheldon 573 Jim & Nancy Heinz

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Piers 574 thru 659

574 Culbertson *575 Steve & Michele Glasgow 575A Richard & Mary Myers 577 McCarthy 578 Ken Wruk

black Point 579 Mr. William O. Petersen Estate Established 1888 580 black Point Historic Preserve Black Point *585 E. Petersen Family *587 Mary Ann Langas 590 black Point Association *590 John and Helen Hawkinson 591 Brian & Marilyn Grant 592

600 Marc Lifshin

Lake Geneva Highlands 601 John & Therese Rigas Established 1922 602 Jeff & Karen Rode 603 John & Lynn McMahan 604 Rose & Gaetano Lollino Stone Hurst *606 Lyn Z. McKeaney 607 Subdiv. Pier Lake Geneva Highlands *609 Rich and Sharon Steinbarth 610 Ellie & John Tucker 611 Carla Stobart 612 Joe & Maureen Barber *613 Connie Blomquist Celestial Vista *614 Bud & Nanci McKeon

615 James Walsh

Edgewater Terrace 616 Edgewater Terrace Pier Established 1925 617 Carlo Krause 617 Lindner Family *619 Mark & Kristin Hatch 620 Phil Connley 621 Mrs. Carolyn Smith *622 Richard & Vanessa Copans

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valley Park Assn. *623 Paul & Michele Kelly Established 1970 625 Michael & Marilyn Quinlan Stonebridge *626 Mary & Gregg Kirchhoefer *626 Mark & Celine Lillie *626 Michael & Carolyn Moran 626 Paul M. Schulz *628 Valley Park Association *628 John & Ursula Grud Mountain Memory 629 Arthur & Mariann Pancoe 630 Barbara Levoff / Susan & David Wolf

*635 Jane Livingston *640 James & Karen Livingston *641 Gordon & Connie Erickson *642 Thomas Gardiner / Margaret Lass-Gardiner

*643 Dan & Karen Nordsieck Wooddale beach 644 Wooddale beach Assn. Pier Assn. *644 Fairbank & Lynne Carpenter Established 1926 *644 Lee & Eleanor Curtiss *644 Mark Scharres / Nancy McCoy *644 Sonette Tippens

Wooddale Lakeshore 645 Keith Jaffe Property Owners *646 Charlotte & Richard Thompson Assn. 646A Susan Thompson-McEneany / Michael Established 1942 McEneany, Robert & Steven Thompson 647 Mario M. Savino 648 Frank & Debra Catalano *649 Tom & Helen Daly 650 Louis Schreiber 651 Al Van Maren 652 Paul & Renee Moravek *653 Sara & Bill Sexton 655 Michael & Catherine Garner 656 Joe & Sal Fragale *656A Cheryl B. Wormley On Golden Pier *657 Andrew J. Kubicsko Jr. / Robin Randolph

658A Dr. Rick Karana Stonebeigh 659 Donald & Joyce Huml

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Piers 660 thru 742

* denotes members

Lackey Lane *660 Ronald & Geri Yonover *661 David & Colleen Anderson *661A Jack McGinley 662 Sam & Honey Skinner Someday *663 Ryan Hurley / Tonya Volk *664 Jim and Kathy Federighi 665 Don & Laura Zaraza *666 Bill Maus *667 Gwen & Ken Swanson *669 William & Lois McEssy

birches 669A Byron & Judy Denenberg Established 1924 *670 John & Sandra Hatch 671 672 birches Association *672 William & Ellen Bentsen *672 Bill & Dotty Tookey 673 Charlie & Linda Johnston 674 Mitch Hambley 674A Ray & Melinda Geraldson, Jr. 675A Ken & Liz Moore *675B David & Jenny Patzelt 675C Brian Nix *676 Harry Hostetler 677 Scott Barber 678 Anton & Shirley Stricker

679 Linn Township Pier

Maple Lane *680 Manny and Shelly Yonan & Family *681 Barbara Reddy 682 Larry & Barb Liebovich 683A Fred & Karen Koermer 683 Barbara D. Schwanke *684 Greg & Laura Mutz 685 Tito Beveridge *687 Nancy Vaile Memory Oaks *688 Linda & Christopher Johnstin 689 Glenn & Gail Gierke 690 Steven Greenberg 691 945 LLC 692 Beth Bovis / David Feldstein Puddleduck 693 John & Amanda Rutledge *694 Kathie & John Bollero

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Allview Estate *694A Arvid & Sue Dahlstrom 700 Club *694A Richard & Patricia Daukus Established 1950 694A Prudy and Charles Harker Kalmwaters *695 Terry & Linda Kirch / The Kirch Foundation *696 Bill & Cheri Laughridge *696A Bob & Meg Schmidt *696A John R. Schmidt / Janet Gilboy 697 Greg & Sue Griffin Deer Path *698 Mr. & Mrs. Roger O’Neill *699 John F. Sandner *700 700 Club *700 Geraldine & Bob Ferguson *700 Kevin & DeeDee Goggin *700 Larry & Colleen Moelmann Welcome Home *700A Carol Bernick Welcome Home *700B Carol Bernick *702 Tony & Jo Terlato 707

Linnwood *709 Brigid J. Cashman Established 1969 *709 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Cashman *709 Vicki & Jack Galbraith *709 Roselyn and Joseph A. Lanzito Rock Ridge *709 Greg & Patsy Pace *709 Holly G. Starck *709 David & Nancy Williams

Lake Geneva 710 Lake Geneva Country Club Country Club *710 Sarah E. Bogan Founded 1895 *710 John and Mary Ann Foxley *710 Bob & Jane Klockars

Duck Island *715 Henry Bates Duck Island 715 Larry & Chris Crum

Trinke Estates *716 Trinke Estates Homeowners Assn Established 1951 717 Bob & Peggy Borg *718 R. W. Hedger 720 Kelly Smith 721 John P. & Sandra P. Goggin 722 Bill & Karen Kashul 731 Janet Hodge *736 Jackie & Victor Meskin 742 Tim & Stacey Cavanaugh

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Piers 743 thru 801

743 Terrence Schaul 745 Renato & Patricia Turano 746 Denis & Erin O’Brien 748 Bernard & Patricia Clifford

Robinson Hillside 749 Robinson Hillside

750 Thomas & Sue Anderson 750 Tom Peck Das Holz Haus 751 Dieter & Helen Holz *752 Carl & Jackie Lowry Play 'n Lazy *754 Kent & Christine Taubensee Lake Geneva beach 755 Lake Geneva beach Assn. Pier Association *755 Ed Burke, Jr Established 1925 *755 Rob Eppley The Cottage *755 Peter & Pat King *755 Carl & Joyce Ann Rathmann 756 *757 Bob & Eileen Streed 758 John Berzanskis 759 Eric & Janet Knauer Trust

760 Club, Inc. *760 760 Club

*761 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Zimmerman *762 Larry & Sue Larkin Timeless *763 Joe & Judy Cosenza 763 David J. & Terry Ryan Allegheny *765 E.C. Styberg Aloha Lodge *768 Harold B. Smith 769 Ashling *770A Mary & Mark Lahey 770 Ogush/Childers Three Pines *771 Timothy & Sheila Kane *772B Heidi & Tim Kilpin Lake View *773 Michael & Ruth Ramsey *773 Tom & Lara Ramsey

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Loramoor 774 Loramoor West Association Pier Established 1981 *774 Herbert & Eva Sorock 774A Mr. & Mrs. Donald Geller *774B Scott A. Dillion *774BC Sarah & John Cobb 774C Sue Oja 774D Thomas & Suzanne Reeg The Lake House *774E Gary & Sally Jouris The Lake House *774E Jon & Kelly Jouris *774F Vince & Patricia Kolber 774 Loramoor East Association Pier *774 John Nanna

Irish Oaks 775 Rita & Bob O’Brien 776 John A. Miller Family Burdock Manor *777 Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Baker III 777 Dickinson Family 777 Nancy Tenney Picken *777 Margaret & Bill Ring 777 Sarah C. Schuster 777 Humin Wang / Nancy Myers *777 Boyd & Beth Whiting 779 John & Barbara Cooney 779 Richard Marra Casa del Sueno 780 JB and MK Pritzker Casa Blanka 780A Casa East *781 Jay & Claudia Bauer 783 Subdiv. Pier Southeast LG Assn. Villa di Nova 784 Michael & Patricia Bungert *785 Tom & Donna Neshek Koinonia 786 Janice VanDyke & Family 787

Holly bush 788 Holly bush Association Pier Established 1948 *789 Ed & Bonnie Dean *790 Dave and Linda Hendrickson *791 Amy R. Weiler

*792 David & Carol Magnuson *792 Mark Magnuson 793 Swinghurst *794 Marie G. Kropp *795 William & Linda Millman 800 Lance & Susan Champagne 801 Lloyd & Dana Gardiner

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Piers 802 thru 895A

* denotes members

802 Richard C. Malmin 804 The Geneva Inn 805 The Geneva Inn 808 809 Michael Lazzeroni Trust

big Foot State Park

CITY OF LAKE GENEVA, Incorporated 1886 *836 Lake Geneva Youth Camp *837 Lake Geneva Youth Camp

Ceylon Court Estates 838 Ceylon Courts Estates Established 1948 839 Patricia A. Enoch Trust 840 Peter & Holly Krug 841 Lisa Wisdom *842 Chris & Twyla Khayat 843 Brian & Becky Pollard *844 Kathy & Steve Uhler *845 Jerry & Judy Sommers 846 Patrick & Rachel Lynch *847 Chatka Ruggiero *847A Ceylon Point Owners Association *848 John Herley 849 Victoria Shores *850 Roger & Wendy Fisher *851 Daniel C. & Betsy R. Ferguson 853 David Collins

Somerset Condo Assn. 854 Somerset Condo Pier *854 Larry & Kelly Happ

855 856 857 John & Susan Gullicksen 858 John Huelskamp *859 Katie & Michael Lynch

East Shore Estates 860 East Shore Estates Pier

vista de Lago 861 vista de Lago Homeowners Assn. *861 Beth and John Long Family

862 Dan & Anne Marie Janikowski 863 John & Lor Ehlenbach

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863 Jim Heimann Knoll *864 Mark & Robin Tebbe Bayer Trust *865 Ernie & Liz Bayer 865 Jenny Dempster 865 Christine MacCarty

Syverstad *867 Keith & Linda Rozolis Established 1955 868 Jonathan Grosso 869 McCue Family *870 Walter & Nancy Bell 871 Hedy Shaf 872 Donald F. & Wendy Pike 873 Charles & Donna Freiberg 874 Syverstad Subdivision Pier 875 876

Stone Manor 879 Stone Manor Condo Association Condo Asscociation 880 Stone Manor Condo Association 880 Tina Trahan

881 Gina Fisher 881 Eulice Payne, Jr. 882 Peng Zhao 884 *885 Edward A. McCarthy / Mary J. McCarthy *886 Jim & Lynette Heimann 887 Thomas & Jackie Kramer Arrowhead *888 Greg and Jane Fletcher

East bank Condominium 889 East bank Condominium Pier Established 1987

890 Andy Loughlin / Linda Learn 892 Gary Milliette

Wrigley Drive 893 Wrigley Drive Residences Residences, LLC *893 Johns Family

Harbor Watch *894 Margaret Clark at the Eastbank Condominiums

895 Belle Vista 895 Old Boathouse Condominium 895A Bella Vista

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Piers 896 thru 904

896 The Baker House 897 Marina Bay Boat Rentals, Inc. 898 Lake Geneva Boat Launch 899 Zingle Boat Rentals 900 Riviera Dock *900 Lake Geneva Cruise Line 901 LG Beach Swim Pier #1 902 LG Beach Swim Pier #2 903 LG Municipal Pier 904 LG Fishing Pier

Additional Lake Area Members

Fontana Resident Members *F Bartley J. & Diana J. Carlson *F Don & Merilee Holst *F Michael and Kay O’Halleran *F Toby and Shari Steivang *F Donald R. Taylor *F Barbara & Bill Turner *F Cindy WilsonLake Geneva Resident Members *LG Amy & Greg Brown For The Birds *LG Tom & Piper Connon West Mead *LG Richard C. Crandall, Jr. *LG Sal & Corinne Dimiceli, Sr. *LG Gary R. Dunham *LG James & Marilynn Dyer *LG Jim and Pat Gee *LG Janet Giovannetti *LG Lynn Grayson / Joe Madonia *LG Grace Hanny *LG Janis Hartley *LG Jerry & Sandy Masilionis *LG T. W. Peters *LG Tom & Ann Reynolds, Jr. *LG Peg WilliamsLinn Township Resident Members *LT Becky Merwin *LT Gerald Millsap *LT James & Kathleen Smith Weeds in the Woods *LT Edward & Lawrie Weed

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Walworth Resident Members *WAL Lauren Asplund Applewood Lodge *WAL Vicki & Chuck Ebeling *WAL Tom McReynolds *WAL Gwen TveterWilliams Bay Resident Members *WB William & LaVerne Duncan *WB Harold J. Friestad *WB David & Maria Harrison *WB Marilyn J. Malles *WB John & Halina Marra *WB Don & Sandy Phillip *WB Larry & Cindy Rademaker Williams Bay Getaway *WB Bart & Nina Vittori *WB David B. & Kathleen E. WilliamsFriends of Geneva Lake *Friend A. G. Cox Charity Trust *Friend Christy Muse

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Past Presidents

board CommitteesExecutive Carl Rathmann—Chair Linda Ciaglia Bill Duncan Chuck Ebeling Jim Gee Colin Griffith Mike Hinske Mary King Terry Quinn Tom Reynolds, Jr. Jim Smith

Finance & budget Linda Ciaglia—Chair Bill Duncan Jim Smith Bill Thompson

Outdoor Education Grants Mary King—Chair Toni Harkness John Schwenn, Advisor

Scholarships and Grants Carl Rathmann—Chair Melita Grunow Ted Peters Richard Boniak

Nominating Jim Gee—Chair Jack Goggin Carl Rathmann Development Terry Quinn, Co-Chair Tom Reynolds, Jr., Co-Chair Toni Harkness Carl Rathmann

Dark Sky Scholarship Colin Griffith—Chair Jim Gee

1980 - 1982 ................Thomas J. Cashman1982 - 1984 .................George H. Colman1984 - 1986 .......................Alice J. Morava1986 - 1988 ......... Thomas E. Reynolds, Sr.1988 - 1991 ........................ Stephen H. Sills1991 - 1995 ......................Tom Kwiatkowski1995 - 1996 .......................... Miles Stejskal

1996 - 1997 ................Thomas J. Cashman1997 - 2003 .................Colleen Moelmann2003 - 2007 .....................Tom Reynolds, Jr.2007 - 2011 ..................................Ted Peters 2011 - 2013 ................................ Mary King2013 - 2014 .............................. Terry Quinn 2014 - 2018 ..........................Chuck Ebeling

The Environmental Education Foundation, Inc.An Affiliate of Geneva Lake Association

P.O. Box 244, Fontana, WI 53125; www.eefscholars.org; (262) 203-7108 Organized and Incorpated in 1980

OfficersPresident—Carl Rathmann

Vice Presidents—Bill Duncan and Mike Hinske Secretary/Treasurer—Jim SmithDirectors Terms Ending...

July 2019 July 2020 July 2021 Chuck Ebeling Linda Ciaglia Jim Gee Mike Hinske Bill Duncan Colin Griffith Mary King Toni Harkness Melita Grunow Carl Rathmann Bill Thompson Ex Officio Directors Honorary Directors Jack Goggin, President of GLA Terry Quinn Ted Peters, Director of GLEA Tom Reynolds, Jr.

Thomas E. Reynolds Scholarship Mike Hinske, Chair John Reynolds Ted Peters Lisa Konkel

The mission of the EEF is to award educational scholarships and grants to area students and schools for environmental-centered studies and to pro-mote environmental awareness to all ages of the Geneva Lake area.See page 63 for the EEF By-Laws. The Environmental Education Foundation (EEF) was founded in1980 as an affiliate of the Geneva Lake Association. Mr. Thomas E. Reynolds, Sr. and Mr. Fillmore W. Galaty, both past presidents of the Geneva Lake Association, recognized an opportunity to promote environmental education by offering scholarships and environmental experiences to Geneva Lake area youth. Their dedication to area youth and environmental awareness led to the formation of the Environmental Education Foundation. The EEF is an independent, tax exempt 501(c) (3) affiliate of the Geneva Lake Association. During its 39-year history, the EEF has awarded over $500,0000 in college schol-arships, and camping and outdoor education awards to more nearly 500 area students, from 5th grade through graduate school. Nearly $45,000 is awarded annually to students in a variety of age groups and educational levels. Included in this amount is the Environmental Education Foundation Thom-as E. Reynolds (TER) Endowment Fund, which annually contributes $12,000 in the form of a four-year scholarship to a qualified local graduating senior interested in pursuing a degree in the environmental science field. Past scholarship recipients include students from Badger High School, Big Foot High School, Williams Bay High School, and Faith Christian High School. Funding for environmen-tal activities such as Outdoor Education grants are awarded to local elementary and middle school students. Beginning in 2019, the EEF has launched an effortto fund local environmental researchand educational studiespertaining to the Geneva loake area. One such study is of the creek flowing into Geneva Lake at Buttons Bay. High school students will do the research under the auspices of the Geneva Lake Environmental Agency. EEF is also funding the first phase of the Lakeshore Environmental and Night Sky Sensor project (LENSS) guided by Geneva Lake Astrophysics and STEAM (GLAS) Education, Inc.

Applying for Scholarships or Grants The EEF maintains an informative website at www.eefscholars.org. The website includes descriptions of the scholarships that are available, as well as downloadable and online application forms.

Donors Welcome Contributions to the Environmental Education Foundation, Inc. are deductible for income tax purposes, and donations may also be made via the Foundation’s website.

ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION FOUNDATION, Mission

Williams Bay sixth gradershad fun learning about the

environment during 'Outdoor Ed' at Camp Timber-lee

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ABRA WILKIN FUNDMR. & MRS. DAVID S. ACKERMR. BRUCE J. ADREANIMR. & MRS. ROBERT AHERNAMICUS GROUP OF RAYMOND JAMESMR. LAUREN ASPLUNDMR. & MRS. RICHARD AUSTINAUSTIN PIER SERVICEALBEN F. & CLARA G. BATES FOUNDATIONDR. & MRS. A. G. BERLEYMR. & MRS. JOHN A. BOLLERO, JR.MR. & MRS. DARYL P. BRAUNMR. & MRS. WILLIAM J. BROGANMRS. BERTIL E. BRUNKMR. & MRS. DEAN L. BUNTROCKMR. & MRS. DANIEL E. CASEYMR. & MRS. THOMAS J. CASHMAN

The EEE appreciates the donors supporting the EEF scholarships and awards in 2018 and 2019, which include these donors (as of April 18, 2019)

A number of local scholars benefited by the Environmental Education Foundation (EEF) to thank the GLA and their members for their support at the August, 2018 GLA meeting. “Our goal is to make a positive difference in the environment and in these promising students' lives,” said newly elected EEF President Carl Rathmann. Founded 38 years ago by Thomas E. Reynolds, a Geneva Lake Association (GLA)

Several of the 2018 EEF scholars gathered before the GLA August meeting. At left is Carl Rathmann, EEF President, and at right is Tom Reynolds, Jr., EEF Honorary Director.

GLA members meet local EEF scholarspresident, the EEF has made more than a half million dollars in scholarship awards and school grants to benefit local students, with the support of donations from generous local people and community organizations, including the GLA. Nearly $45,000 in scholarships and grants were awarded in 2018 and will be awarded in 2019 thanks to the support of the donors on these pages.

CENTRAL PRINTING & MEDIA SOLUTIONSMR. & MRS. ROBERT CHANSONMR. & MRS. DANIEL CHRISTENSENMR. & MRS. LUCIEN CIAGLIAMS. GWEN CLAUSIUSMR. & MRS. RICHARD CUCCOMR. & MRS. ARVID DAHLSTROMMR. & MRS. TERRY DANIELSMR. JAMES E. DAVIS & BONNIE GARDNERMR. & MRS. CLYDE DAWSONMR. & MRS. RICHARD F. DOUSMANDR. & MRS. WILLIAM DUNCANMR. & MRS. CHARLES EBELINGMR. & MRS. JAY F. EDELSTONMR. & MRS. PETER FAUSTMR. & MRS. ROBERT E. FETTIG

FONTANA JEWELERMR. & MRS. FARRELL FRENTRESSMRS. WILLIAM H. FREYTAG, JR.GAGE MARINE CORP.MRS. WILLIAM B. GAGEGEARY RIMMER VINCENT WOLF FOUNDATIONMR. & MRS. JAMES W. GEE, JR.MR. & MRS. BOB GELDERMANNGENEVA LAKE ASSOCIATIONMR. & MRS. JEFFREY S. GERMANOTTALYNN GRAYSON & JOE MADONIAMRS. DEAN GRIFFITHMR. & MRS. JOHN A. HAGENAHMR. & MRS PHILIP W. HAGENAHMRS. JAMES P. HANNYMR. & MRS. KENNETH HARKNESSMR. & MRS. JOSEPH HAUGHEYMR. & MRS. WILLIAM HENRYMR. & MRS. MICHAEL HINSKEMR. & MRS. BRADLEY HOLDENDR. & MRS. DONALD C. HOLSTDRS. PETER AND MARGARET HURSTINT’L. DARK SKY ASSN., INC.MR. & MRS. DENNIS JORDANMR. & MRS. GARY M. JOURISMR. & MRS. SHAWN KELLYMR. & MRS PATRICK KENNYMRS. GEORGE H. KIEFER, JR.MRS. GEORGE H. KIEFER, JR. TRUST MR. & MRS. PETER B. KINGMR. JAMES A. KIRCHSCHLAGERMR. ANDREW J. KUBICSKO, JR.MR. & MRS. ANDREW LAINGLAKE GENEVA GARDEN CLUB FOUNDATIONMS. KATHRYN C. LANGEMS. TOBEY LANNERTMR. & MRS. MARK LILLIEDR. & MRS. STEVEN LYON and THOMASMR. & MRS. BARRY MACHADOMS. MARTHA J. MADDOCKMR. & MRS. GERARD M. MAKOVECMS. DEBORAH V. MECKLENBURGMR. & MRS. WILLIAM L. MILLMANMR. & MRS. DANIEL MISNERMR. JOHN MODZELEWSKIMR. & MRS. LAWRENCE MOELMANNROBERT & PATRICIA MOORE FOUNDATIONMRS. ALICE J. MORAVAMRS. DONALD MOSSERMR. & MRS. CHARLES MUDD

MR. & MRS. REX NEWCOMBMR. BRUCE M. NOPENZMR. & MRS. JOHN K. NOTZ, JR.MS. SUSAN L. ORIGERMR. & MRS. KARL G. OTZENMR. & MRS. CHARLES C. PALMAMR. & MRS. MATTHEW PATTERSONMR. & MRS. THEODORE W. PETERS IIIMR. BAXTER PHILLIPMR. & MRS. DONALD PHILLIPMR. & MRS. JAMES R. PHILLIP, JR.MR. & MRS. JERRY B. POLEKMR. & MRS. JOHN T. PORTERMR. & MRS. HARRY QUINNMR. & MRS. LARRY RADEMAKERMS. JOY P. RASINDR. & MRS. CARL RATHMANNMR. ROBERT RAULANDRICHARD DUFFY NOTTESTAD MEMORIAL FUNDMR. & MRS. JOHN J. REILLYMR. & MRS. JAMES G. REYNOLDSMR. & MRS. JOHN J. REYNOLDSMR. & MRS. THOMAS REYNOLDS, JR.DR. & MRS. RODNEY W. RIEGERMR. & MRS. KURT W. RIPKEYMR. PATRICK ROMENESKOMRS. MARIE CLAUDE SCHAUERMR. AND MRS. RICHARD SCHWABMR. & MRS. JOHN E. SCHWENNMR. & MRS. DONALD E SHELDONMR. & MRS. JAMES A. SMITHMS. HOLLY STARCKMR. & MRS. ERNEST C. STYBERG, JR.MR. BRUCE THOMPSONMR. & MRS. WILLIAM THOMPSONMR. ANTHONY TRAJKOVICHMS. GWENDOLYN G. TVETERMR. & MRS. WILLIAM S. VAN SLYCKMR. & MRS. FRANK VORISMR. & MRS. JAMES M. VOSSMR. & MRS. MARK J. WALSHMR. CHARLES C. WALTONDRS. SARAH & EDWARD WALTONWALWORTH FONTANA ROTARY CLUBMR. & MRS. KENNETH E. WEGNERDRS. CHRIS & KELLY WELCHMR. T. W. WHOWELLMR. & MRS. DAVID C. WILLIAMSMR. JAMES C. WINQUISTMR. & MRS. ROBERT G. WINTERMR. DAVID G. YOSTMR. & MRS. JOHN ZUMERCHIK

GLA Sponsors Placement of Lake Path SignsAround Geneva Lake Shore

With the approval of the communities around the lake, the Geneva Lake Association several years ago erected a number of Lake Path signs where the walking public enters onto private land. In 2013, the GLA Board of Directors replaced those signs. Some had deteriorated, and improvements were made to the message. Additional signs have since been requested and added. In 2017, the GLA revised the language on some of the signs to better clarify the intended use of the Lake Path. GLA volunteers have recorded photos with GPS coordinates of the signs and indicated their placements on the map above. The wording of these attractively painted wood signs, mounted on steel or wood posts, is shown at right. Eventually all of the existing signs will be replaced with those carrying the revised message.

We are all aware that the public, by tradition of well over 100 years, is allowed to walk the shore path completely around the lake, even though it passes over private property. Most people respect the privilege and are very careful not to violate the trust given them by lake shore property owners.

We know, however, that there are abuses by a few, sometimes because they are not aware of the implied rules. The signs, strategically located on the walking path, remind the public of what is allowed and what is not permitted.

Lake Path signs are available to home owners or property owner associations at cost, subject to the approval of GLA.

LAKE SHORE PATHS

The Lake Shore path on Geneva Lake has existed for more than 100 years. There seems to be no specific judicial ruling as to the status of this Lake Shore path. It is believed to consist of an easement in favor of the public, and upon this basis the following answers are offered:

Question: Where does this easement exist? Answer: It exists only upon the location in which it has been used without change or variation for the prescriptive period of twenty years, provided by our statute, although a slight variation at a given point will not impair such rights.

Question: Does an owner of property have a right to materially alter its course or character, even if such alteration be of public benefit? Answer: No. If, however, an owner does make such change and if the public continues in the use of the easement in its altered condition for a length of time sufficient to show acquiescence in the change, effective complaint cannot afterward be made because of the change. Change in a structure, however, which does not impair the easement but tends to ornament it, does not constitute any violation of the right owed by the owner to the public. Where the owner alters the location of the easement, as to its direction and grade, such as the case where he deflects it from its original course and causes it to descend a bank, possibly supplying steps or some other means, although the user of the easement is not obliged to travel upon the path as changed, he may do so, and when he does so, it is by the license or implied consent of the owner. There seems to be no duty of an owner toward a license, beyond the avoidance of any active, willful act, structure or contrivance which might injure the license.

Question: Can an owner be held liable for one injured by a danger concealed only by the darkness of night? Answer: No. It is, however, strongly recommended that in case of changes made by owners as to the surface, course or level of the path crossing his property, it be so supplied so that travel thereon be not more hazardous than that part of the path discontinued. Proper guard rails are suggested. It is very dangerous to prescribe limitations on liability and to define corresponding rights as applied to any specific instance. The above statements are on the general principles involving the relative rights of the public and liabilities of owners of Lake Shore property.

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS—RIPARIAN RIGHTS, ETC.

The following answers to questions are based on the opinion of legal counsel:

Question: Is Geneva Lake a navigable lake? Answer: Yes. It is so designated by Government Survey.

Question: In whom does title rest? Answer: Title to the bed of the lake is vested in the State of Wisconsin, which holds title as trustee for the public to the end of maintaining and preserving the rights of the public in navigation thereof.

Question: What are the riparian owner’s rights? Answer: Riparian owners own their land on a navigable lake in fee simple down to low water mark. Their rights are based on their ownership and title to the banks. This ownership gives to them the exclusive privilege to the shore for the purpose of access to their land and the water. These rights include the right of using the shore for the building of piers extending into the water beyond low water mark, walls to prevent loss of soil by erosion, waves, etc.

Question: What rights and control does a riparian owner have over his private pier? Answer: Private piers constructed and abutting on the private shore property constitute the sole and private property of the owner of the adjoining land; such owner is as free to prohibit the entrance upon such pier of unauthorized persons (except in emergency of storms, distress, etc.) as he is to deny his home to them. His dominion and control over the shore line is of the same nature, subject only to the right of navigation over the waters of the lake.

Question: May an unauthorized person moor a boat near a private pier and may he make a landing on private property? Answer: No unauthorized person may moor a boat or a raft in front of private property in any manner that might interfere with reasonable navigation, to and from such property at any time. It is believed that the choice of an owner or his authorized friends as to the course of water ingress to or ingress from the property should rest entirely with the owner or his friends so using the property. Owner of such private property may notify any unauthorized person to remove such boat or raft, or may remove such boat or raft or cause same to be removed, in a manner not doing more harm to the boat than must necessarily result from its act of removal. Care should be exercised by the owner to avoid unreasonable action in the matter and to avoid further any manner of carrying out the removal of the boat from which malice could be inferred.

PLEASE MAINTAIN LAKE SHORE PATHS IN A SAFE CONDITION

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ALPHAbETICAL LIST of MEMbERS R - Regular S - Sustaining C - Contributing D - Donor b - benefactor

Commercial Members (see page 47)

Residential Non-Members - No Initial in front of name

Pier No. Pier No.

Regular Membership - Annual Contribution $40.00

Sustaining Membership - Annual Contribution $75.00

Contributing Membership - Annual Contribution $100.00

Donor Membership - Annual Contribution $150.00

benefactor Membership - Annual Contribution $250.00 or more

R Bates, Joan C. 485R Bauer, Jay & Claudia 781 Bay Colony North, Condo Pier 286R Bay Colony South Condo, Condo Pier 288R Bayer, Ernie & Liz 865S Beers, Stephen 389D Beidler III, Francis / Reed Tisdahl Trust 356R Bekas, Mary & Dean 496b bell, Jim & Nancy 550CR Bell, Walter & Nancy 870C Bell, Willard 496 Bella Vista 895A Belle Vista 895 Belvidere Park Assoc. Inc. 386C Bentsen, William & Ellen 672 Berg, James & Susen 13 Berley, Jr., Dr. A. Garrett 406Fb bernick, Carol 700A/700bD Bertrand, Gary & Sondra 163A Berzanskis, John 758D Beu, Diane 221 Birches Association 672R Birck, Bev & Bill 365 Bjorkman, Helen 308C Black, DeeDee & David 133 Black Point Association 590 Black Point Historic Preserve 580 Blair, Mike 222A Bliss, Sidney 484R Blomquist, Connie 613S Bodenmann, John & Tracy 286 Boehm, Lucille C. 214C Boehm III, Edward W. 213C Bogan, Sarah E. 710R Bohn, Roger & Lynda 531R Bolger, Terence & Mary Jeanne 155 Bolhous, Rod & Kathy 151C Bollero, Kathie & John 694R Bonifacic, Marianne & Frank 219 Borg, Bob & Peggy 717R Borkowski, Ed & Linda 5AC Bosworth, Alan Louis & Kathi 1

C 700 Club 700 760 Club, Inc. 760 945 LLC 691b A. G. Cox Charity Trust Friend Abbey Harbor Yacht Club 425AY Abbey Springs, Inc. 497 Abelmann, Henry 411AD Abrahamovich, Jon & Colleen 531 Academy Estates Association Pier 550 Academy Estates Association Pier 550A Acker, David 408G Adams, Don & Mary 9Bb Adreani Family 480R Ahern, Robert & Sharna 402R Alexander, Allison 191 Alta Vista Association Pier 87 Alter, Jennifer 490R Altergott, Karen & Rudy 305D Ambel, Carylsue 468b Anderson, David & Colleen 661C Anderson, Linda & John 558 Anderson, Thomas & Sue 750D Andrew, Edith G. 5 Angel, Charles 48 Ara Glen Association Pier 141BR Aronberg, Ronald & Linda 471R Aschliman, Mark 169R Asplund, Lauren WAL Athans, Dean & Eilena 40 Athans, James & Georgia 183C Atkinson, George & Jeanne 391 Atkinson, Martha V. (Marnie) 391 Audino, Geraldine 411B Baffes, Joan & Bill 20 Baird, Greg & Jenny 158C Baird, Lanny & Nancy 156C Baker III, Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. 777 Barber, Joe & Maureen 612 Barber, Scott 677C Barry Family 409R Bartels, Bruce & Lynn 358b bates, Henry 715

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Pier No. Pier No. Bovis, Beth / David Feldstein 692 Brady, Scott & Beth 463 Braley, Hank 555R Brassel, Diane & Jeff 496b breen, Edward / Elizabeth Davis 425AYR Brewe, Frank / Pam Monaco 496AC Brodeski, Brent 132b broga, Lisa & William 208 Brookwood, Subdiv. Pier 519A Browder, Perry & Michelle 222Bb brown, Amy & Greg LG Brown, David & Georganne 510 Brownstein, Christine Ann 72b brunk, Ulla E. 93 Bruskin, Dave & Tiffany 211C Buena Vista Club 402 Buena Vista Swim Pier 407 Bungert, Michael & Patricia 784b buntrock, Rosemarie & Dean L. 499/500R Burch-Spanjer, Betty J. 3 Burke 380b burke, Jr., Ed 755C Buss, Bill & Laurie 496 Butler, Martin & Gerry 120 Calamos, Nick 73R Callison, Ann 250 Cantalupo Family 495 Caparos, Yianni 517BS Caputo, Dale & Bonnie 124C Carlson, Bartley J. & Diana J. FS Carlson, Steven & Betsy 337 Carollo, Phil & Nila 97/203 Carollo, Phil & Teresa 223S Carpenter, Catherine / David Baker 146 Casa East 780Ab Casey, Dan & Donna 170 Cashman, Brendan & Danielle 315b Cashman, brigid J. 709b Cashman, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. 709 Catalano, Frank & Debra 648 Cavanaugh, Ginny 408 Cavanaugh, Tim & Stacey 742R Cavin, Mark & Sarah 400 Cedar Point Park Pier 187 Cedar Point Park Pier 191 Cedar Point Park Pier 194 Cedar Point Park Pier 219 Cedar Point Park Pier 226 Cedar Point Park Pier 230 Cedar Point Park Pier 232 Cedar Point Park Pier 236 Cedar Point Park Pier 239 Ceylon Courts Estates 838R Ceylon Point Owners Association 847A Champagne, Lance & Susan 800 Chanson, Bob & Jean 408D Chaouki, Steve & Jymme 109 Chicago Club of Lake Geneva 535 Chorneyko, Michael & Tina Marie 160A/368R Church, Chris 496R Clare, Jon & Patty Meagher 293R Clark, Margaret 894S Clausius, Gwen 402 Clifford, Bernard & Patricia 748

Clifford, Bob & Joan 106C Club Unique Improvement Corp. 479b Cobb, Sarah & John 774bC Cochanis, Ernest 526 & 527 Collins, David 853C Colman, Charles & Dianna 164R Colman Browne, Julie & Adam 165 Conference Point Conference Center 325 Congress Club Pier 312 Connley, Phil 620R Connon, Tom & Piper LG Cooney, John & Barbara 779b Copans, Richard & vanessa 622R Copeland, Dr. Raymond R. 226b Corry, kathleen Corry Family 209C Cosenza, Joe & Judy 763C Cotton, Michael & Lisa 403AR Couffer Family 116 Country Club Estates, Subdiv. Boat Pier 439 Country Club Estates, Subdiv. Swim Pier 440S Covenant Harbor Bible Camp 30R Covey, Michael & Jennifer 334C Cox, Edward & Cynthia 383R Cox, Elizabeth 265 Cox, Susan 148C Crandall, Jr., Richard C. LGb Craven, Martha 128 Crum, Larry & Chris 715b Cucco, Richard & Martha 551 Culbertson 574R Curry, Craig 302R Curry, Sara & David 390R Curtiss, Lee & Eleanor 644D D'Arcy, Jeanette 311R Dahlstrom, Arvid & Sue 694A Daisy, Tim & Emma 344 Daleen, Dennis D. 540/541S Daly, Tom & Helen 649S Darley, Paul & Peter 195D Darre, Bob & Marsha 301R Darre, Mike & Wendy 293 Darre, Joan 147 Daugerdaus, Paul & Eleanor 181R Daukus, Richard & Patricia 694A Davenport, Frank & Melanie 235 Dawson, Clyde & Jean 405Bb Dawson, Stephen & Tammi 405CR Dean, Ed & Bonnie 789 Demke, Randy 401A Dempster, Jenny 865 Denenberg, Byron & Judy 669A DeStefano, Mary Corinne 284R Deuster, Melinda 194 Deutsch, Christopher 78 Di Benedetto, Aldo & Marian D Diamond, Stephen B & Peggy Mathy 535 Dickinson Family 777R Diekelman, Barry 286 Digate, Mrs. Salvatore 376S Dillion, Scott A. 774BC Dimiceli, Sr., Sal & Corinne LGR DiVincenzo, Vince 529R Doherty, Bob & Maggie 402 Dorner, Violet 193

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Pier No. Pier No. Gage Marine 291b Galbraith, vicki & Jack 709C Gallagher, Dan & Sarah 518D Gardella, Joe / Leta Corbin 531 Gardiner, Lloyd & Dana 801R Gardiner, Thomas / Margaret Lass-Gardiner 642 Garner, Michael & Catherine 655C Gee, Jim and Pat LGb Gee Family 379 Geldermann, Steve 108 Geller, Mr. & Mrs. Donald 774A Geneva Bay Estates Assn 38B Geneva Beach, Subdiv. Pier 755R Geneva Lake Conservancy 420 Geneva Lake Water Safety Patrol 351 Geneva Oaks Association Pier 103 Gentile, Frank & Karen 553b George H. kiefer, Jr. Family 477 George Williams College/Aurora University 350 Geraldson, Jr., Ray & Melinda 674A Gibbs, Andrea & Jerry 124 Gibbs, Thomas & Catherine 456AC Gibson, Dr. & Mrs. Keith 363 Gierke, Glenn & Gail 689R Giovannetti, Janet LG Giralamo, Jr. Trust, Joseph A. 300AC Gizzi, Alec & Karen 402C Glasgow, Steve & Michele 575 Glavin 7b Gleitsman, Tom & Taylor 89 Glenwood Springs, Subdiv. Pier 450 Glenwood Springs Dock 455 Glenwood Springs Homeowners Pier 441 Goes, W. J. 8A Goggin, John P. & Sandra P. 721D Goggin, Kevin & DeeDee 700 Gordy's Lakefront Marine, Inc. - Main Pier 416 Gordy’s Lakefront Marine, Inc. - Lighthouse 415 Gordy’s Boathouse & Lakefront Lounge 415 Gordy’s Rental 418 Gordy’s Sales 417R Graber Family 94 Graff, John & Judy 408A Grant, Brian & Marilyn 591C Grayson, Lynn / Joe Madonia LG Greco, Eddie & Lisa 530C Green, Catherine 16 Greenberg, Steven 690C Greenfield, Marjorie 175 Griffin, Greg & Sue 697b Griffith, brian & Sue 134 Griffith, Lois 134 Grosso, Jonathan 868R Grud, John & Ursula 628C Grunow, Melita 365AR Grunschel, Gladys 226R Gryzlo, Matthew & Kim 496 Gullicksen, John & Susan 857 Gundersen, Joan 303 Gurinas, Paul & Jessica 84 Gurinas, Paul & Jessica 85 Gustafson, Dale & Trina 409BR Gustafson, Ken & Mary 386b Hagenah, Dana & John 46

C Dousman, Richard & Michele 402 Driehaus, Richard H. 62 Duda, Don & Patti 240R Duncan, William & LaVerne WBD Dunham, Gary R. LG Dvorak Family, Robert D. 74Ab Dyer, James & Marilynn LG East Bank Condominium 889 East Bank Condominium Pier 889 East Shore Estates, Subdiv. Pier 860C Ebeling, Vicki & Chuck WALR Ebert, Jim & Annette 99R Eckhardt, Donovan & Erica 443R Eddins, Christie & Sam 161 Edgewater Terrace Assc., Subdiv. Pier 616 Ehlenbach, John & Lor 863 Eiseman, Erik 74R Eklund, Jon & Susan 440R Elwood, Tom & Kathy 408R Englert, Donald R. & Felecia S. 104 Enoch Trust, Patricia A. 839R Eppley, Rob 755R Erickson, Gordon & Connie 641 Erickson, Stuart & Callie 39R Faber, Christopher & Sheila 330Fb Federighi, Jim and kathy 664R Feltes, Tim & Karla 363AR Ferguson, Daniel C. & Betsy R. 851R Ferguson, Geraldine & Bob 700 Ferris, Peter & Dot 365OB Ferro, Jacky & Michael 86R Fideler, Brad & Becky 502B Fiedler, Dave 38.5 Finn, Jean 112 Fisher, Gina 881b Fisher, Roger & Wendy 850 Fittig, Robert 205R Fitzgerald, Ray 440 Fitzgerald, Ryan & Tracy 410 Flannery, Robert & Janice 565 Flannery, Jr., Robert B. 566b Fletcher, Greg and Jane 888 Foley, Patrick 545A Fontana Boat Launch Pier 414 Fontana Municipal Pier #1 420 Fontana Municipal Pier #2 425 Fontana Municipal Pier #3 430 Fontana Municipal Swim Pier 435 Fontana Shores Condo Assn., Condo Pier 412C Fontanini, JoAnne 296C Forbeck, Tricia 440 Foulke, Edward D. 341R Foxley, John and Mary Ann 710 Fragale, Joe & Sal 656 Frattinger, Thomas & Virginia 37 Freiberg, Charles & Donna 873C Freytag, Joan A. 519AC Freytag, Kristen & Thomas 378C Friedman, Sandy & Sherwin 81S Friestad, Harold J. WBR Frost, David & Louise 17 Fuchs, Holly 123C Fuller, Thomas F. 100S Gage, Maggie 168

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Pier No. Pier No.b Hagenah, Patricia & Will 46b Hagenah, Susan & Phil 46R Hager, Carolyn 250 Haglund, Erick & Betty 444D Hagman, Norm / Pat Hagman 226 Hall, S. 552 Hall, Steven 459A Hambley, Mitch 674C Hannon, Peter & Coby 440C Hanny, Grace LG Hansen, Mark & Linn 43R Happ, Larry & Kelly 854 Harbor Watch at the East Bank Condominium 894 Hardek, John & Mary Ann 8B Harker, Prudy and Charles 694AC Harkness, Toni & Ken 390S Harrison, David & Maria WBC Hartley, Janis LGC Harvard Geneva Lake Club 496R Hatch, John & Sandra 670R Hatch, Mark & Kristin 619 Hau, Robert 18C Hawkinson, John and Helen 590 Hays, Carol & Andy 188 Healy, Denis J. 139S Hedger, R. W. 718 Heimann, Jim 863C Heimann, Jim & Lynette 886 Heine, Alan & Sandee 369 Heinz, Jim & Nancy 573 Hempel, Rolf 10C Hendricks Family 144R Hendrickson, Dave and Linda 790 Henning, Mark / Robin Ross-Henning 452R Herley, John 848D Herrman, Melissa & Robert 346 Hetler, Dennis 382R Hewitt, Meg & Dominick 440 Hibbard, Tom & Gail 404GR Hicks, Jay & Mary Beth 440 Hinners, Melinda 502b Hirn, Ernest & karen 559 Hodge, Janet 731 Hodgeman, Daniel W. 152 Hoffman, Geoff 394R Hoffmann, Jane 408R Hogan, Marty & Inga 125R Hogan, Robert & Barbara 2C Holden, Brad & Becky 496R Holden, Jamie 496 Holly Bush Assn., Subdiv. Pier 788 Holmer, Arthur 227 Holmes, John 279C Holst, Don & Merilee F Holz, Dieter & Helen 751C Honquest, Richard & Rachel 387b Hostetler, Harry 676 Houliston, Ms. Mary Louise 408ER Howard, Joe & Pat 215 Huck, Greg & Julie 396b Huck, William C. 396 Huelskamp, John 858 Huganard 105 Huml, Donald & Joyce 659

R Hummel, Bob & Julie 111 Hummel, Chris 220S Hummel, John & Louise 110S Hurley, Ryan / Tonya Volk 663R Huss, R. Bradford & Charity A. 496R Immenhausen, Karl H. 463A Indian Hills Subdivision Pier, Subdiv. Pier 471 Jackson, Robert 511 Jaffe, Keith 645R Janess, Bob & Jan 473 Janikowski, Dan & Anne Marie 862 Jann, Irwin & Norma 522 Jerry’s Marine 419 Jodin, Gene & Christine 557b Johns, Chriss & Rick 150R Johns Family 893R Johnson, Bruce & Gail 150b Johnstin, Linda & Christopher 688 Johnston, Charlie & Linda 673b Jones, Scott Craven 128 Jost, Mike & Lisa 440b Jouris, Gary & Sally 774ER Jouris, Jon & Kelly 774EC Kane, Timothy & Sheila 771 Karana, Dr. Rick 658A Karlblom, Robert & Carol 142 Kashul, Bill & Karen 722b katz, Richard and kathleen 201b keefe, Michael 373R Keeling, Mary & Michael 402R Kelly, Bob & Carolyn 502b kelly, Paul & Michele 623C Kelly, Jr., Walter M. 224 Kenna, Mike 18C Kenny, Patrick & Lisa 420R Keown, Bethany & Brad 475AR Khayat, Chris & Twyla 842 Kiley, Scott 200b kilpin, Heidi & Tim 772bR King, David W. 119C King, Peter & Pat 755 King Trust 336b kirch, Terry & Linda / The kirch Foundation 695R Kirchhoefer, Mary & Gregg 626D Kirchschlager Family, Jim 299R Kirkland, Robert 412R Kirsh's Pier Slips 270 Klein, Tom 287 Klein Baywood LLC 331 Klingenberg, Margaret 38R Klockars, Bob & Jane 710 Knauer Trust, Eric & Janet 759 Knollwood Association 150b kocourek, Wayne & Nan 563 Koermer, Fred & Karen 683Ab kolber, vince & Patricia 774FR Kolder, Tom & Cherie 508 Kole, Edward C. 99AC Koranda, Ken & Sue 163R Koril, Norma & Jerry 92 Kramer, Thomas & Jackie 887 Krause, Carlos 617R Kreutzig, Kirk 440

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Pier No. Pier No.b kropp, Marie G. 794 Krug, Peter & Holly 840C Kubicsko Jr., Andrew J. / Robin Randolph 657 Kuesis, Dan & Cyndy 8C Kunes, Gregg & Debbie 507R Kutchai, Libby Probasco 344R Kuzmich, Louise & Clint 118R Kyle, Bridgid & Mike 398 Kyle, James & Karen 283/283A Labanauskas, Ignas & Maureen 130C LaCroix, Josh & Sara 270 Lacy, Carol T. 538R Lagerlof, Paul & Harriet 9AD Lahey, Mary & Mark 770A Lake Geneva Boat Launch 898 Lake Geneva C.C. 710 Lake Geneva Club, Subdiv. Pier 531 Lake Geneva Cruise Line 900 Lake Geneva Fresh Air Association 361 Lake Geneva Highlands, Subdiv. Pier 607 Lake Geneva Manor Boat Pier 17 Lake Geneva Manor Swim Pier 16 Lake Geneva Marine & Fontana Paddle Co. 427C Lake Geneva Yacht Club 523/524 Lake Geneva Youth Camp 836-837 Lakowske 458 Lambert, John B. 469R Lamphere, Chuck & Sarah 521 Lampkey, Richard & Wanita 316 Lanam, Rene 317R Langas, Mary Ann 587b Langer, Tom & Audrey 19C Lanzito, Roselyn and Joseph A. 709C Larkin, Walter G. 55R Larkin, Larry & Sue 762 Larsen, Kris & Kirsten 400R Larson, Bob & Renee 35b Larson, John & Sharon 497D Laughridge, Bill & Cheri 696 Lazzeroni Trust, Michael 809 Leason, Hayden 571R Lederer, Dr. Paul and Joanne 21AR Levin, Fifi & Ron 551A Levoff, Barbara / Susan & David Wolf 630 LG Beach Swim Pier #1 901 LG Beach Swim Pier #2 902 LG Fishing Pier 904 LG Municipal Pier 903 Licht, Gregory & Kelly 15 Licht, Mark 171C Liebovich, Gregg & Gail 554 Liebovich, Larry & Barb 682 Lifshin, Marc 600R Liljeberg, Jeff & Ellen 206b Lillie, Mark & Celine 626C Lindens Property Owners 569 Lindner Family 617 Linn Township Pier 679 Little Glenwood Swim Pier 466 Livezey, Kim 345R Livingston, James & Karen 640S Livingston, Jane 635R Loch Vista Club, Inc. 301 Loeber, Michael 160

C LoGiudice, Jack & Ingrid 21 Lollino, Rose & Gaetano 604D Lombardo Family, Steve & Peg 518A Lombardo Trust, Margaret 518BC Long Family, Beth & John 861 Loramoor East Association Pier 774 Loramoor West Association Pier 774R Lothian, Tom & Kelly 230 Loughlin, Andy / Linda Learn 890 Love, Barton & Joan 502 Lovell, James & Chris 365OBR Lowry, Carl & Jackie 752 Lundergan, Christopher & Tracy 522BS Lundstrom, Carl & Kay 166R Lynch, Katie & Michael 859 Lynch, Patrick & Rachel 846 Lyons, Diane 184 Lyons Trust, Richard C. 332 MacCarty, Christine 865R MacDonald Family 61R Maddock, Martha 402D Madlener, Otto & William 570R Magnuson, David & Carol 792C Magnuson, Mark 792 Maiers, James H. & Nancy 275R Malles, Marilyn J. WB Malmin, Richard C. 802C Maloney, Edward & Cheryl 450b Mannino, kenneth & barbara 145 Maple Hills, Assn. Pier 525 Marina Bay Boat Rentals, Inc. 897R Markos, Dennis & Carol 71R Marra, John & Halina WB Marra, Richard 779R Masilionis, Jerry & Sandy LG Matthews, Charles W. 197b Matustik Family 23D Maus, Bill 666C Maus, Mr. & Mrs. Francis 519A McCarthy, Dan & Gretchen 476D McCarthy, Edward A. / Mary J. McCarthy 885 McCarthy 577b McClayton, Melissa & William 79S McConnell, David & Sarah 16 McCue Family 869 McCune, Bill & Kelly 157R McEssy, William & Lois 669D McGinley, Jack 661A McGovern, Daniel 277b Mckeaney, Lyn Z. 606R McKeon, Bud & Nanci 614 McMahan, John & Lynn 603C McPherson, Marilyn S. 471C McReynolds, Tom WALC Mecklenburg, Deborah 402Bb Mecum, Dana & Patti 509R Medgyesy, Erma 497D Merwin, Becky LTC Meskin, Jackie & Victor 736R Michel, Brian & Joyce 448 Michuda, James & Anne 12 Milano, Michelangelo & Mary 309 Miller, Scott & Kristy 310 Miller Family, John A. 776

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Pier No. Pier No. Milliette, Gary 892C Millman, William & Linda 795R Millsap, Gerald LTC MKE, llc 406S Moelmann, Larry & Colleen 700C Monson, Dr. David & Lola 238 Moore, Ken & Liz 675A Moore, Michelle 567 Moore, Rob & Patty 75R Moore, Sarah Jane & Bob 228 Morack, John & Jean 38AR Moran, Michael & Carolyn 626 Morand, John & Karen 113 Morand, John & Karen 114b Morava, Alice J. 219C Morava, Ruth Anne & Bob 217 Moravek, Paul & Renee 652 Morrissey, William J. 357R Mosser, Don & Doris 402 Mula, Warren 225 Mulaney, Chip & Ellen 395 Murphy, Dr. & Mrs. Thomas E. 88AR Muse, Christy Friendb Mutz, Greg & Laura 684 Myers, Richard & Mary 575AR Myers, Tom & Mary 17C Nanna, John 774 Navar, Skip 210 Neal, Jeff / Susan Cellmer 397 Nebel, Maureen G. 82b Needles, Charlene & Gene 141bb Neilson, Gary / Trudy Havens 394AR Neshek, Tom & Donna 785 Neuman, Rick & Nancy 41 Newman, Brad & Michelle 475 Newman, James & Lynne 121 Newton, Grace Allen 505R Nicholson, Tom 451S Nickols, Tom & Janet 17 Nix, Brian 675CR Nolan, Michael & Kathleen 496S Noll, Jeffrey 440R Nordsieck, Dan & Karen 643 Norman B. Barr Camp 360b Norton, Matt & Meghan 563AC Nunemaker, Rick & Janie 153 O'Brien, Denis & Erin 746R O'Brien, Jim & Michelle 43A O'Brien, Rita & Bob 775C O'Brien, Tom & Sharon 388D O'Connor, Maureen & Martin 521A O'Donnell, Mary 189b O'Halleran, Michael and kay F O'Malley, Catherine & Michael 489C O'Neill, Mr. & Mrs. Roger 698S O’Connell, Tom / Kathy Kroll 440 O’Connell 441A O’Sullivan, John & Colleen 282 Oak Glen Association Pier 158A Oak Glen Association Pier 158A Oak Shores Boat Pier, Subdiv. Pier 528 Oak Shores Swim Pier 529C Oakwood Estate 293 Ogush/Childers 770

Oja, Sue 774C Old Boathouse Condominium 895C Origer, Sue 482b Otzen, karl & Lucy 49 Otzen, Leigh & Kelly 365OBR Owens, James & Gigi 8C Ozark, Tim & Carole 167R Pace, Greg & Patsy 709S Pagliari, John & Rose 483 Palmer, Barbara & Vincent 408H Pancoe, Arthur & Mariann 629R Pankau, Carol 77 Parkhill, Jeff and Karen 408 Parsons, Ruthie & Roger 338S Patzelt, David & Jenny 675BR Pavett, Lisa Sorrentino 440 Payne, Jr., Eulice 881D Peck, Bob & Christina 289R Peck, Jim & Vickie 102 Peck, Tom 750 Pecora, Dan & Kristin 405C Peretz, Murray & Anne Marie 518R Perkins, Janice & Peter A. 347b Perks, Doug & Mary 568R Peters, T. W. LGR Petersen, Arvid 440 Petersen, Darrin 355 Petersen Estate, Mr. William O. 579C Petersen Family, E. 585R Pezza, David & Paula 17R Pfammatter, Mike 104R Philipps, Barbara 17C Phillip, Baxter 140AC Phillip, Don & Sandy WBS Phillip, Mr. & Mrs. James, Jr. 204 Picken, Nancy Tenney 777 Pier 290/Gage Marine 290R Pierce, Larry & Phyllis 386 Pike, Donald F. & Wendy 872R Plaza, Wayne & Jill 342R Plummer, John & Jennifer 545R Plunkett, Hugh & Joan 512 Pollard, Brian & Becky 843 Pope, William 519 Porter, Brian & Dana 393R Porter, John & Annie 392R Potucek, Pat & Ray 550R Powell, Doug & Kristie 11 Prester, William L. 520R Presutti, John & Susan 96R Pringle, Jody 487 Pritzker, JB and MK 780 Puskar, Fuad 517A Quinlan, Michael & Marilyn 625R Quinn, Michael & Julie 550R Quinn, Robert & Mary 265C Rademaker, Larry & Cindy WBR Railsback, Lynne 304C Ramsey, Michael & Ruth 773R Ramsey, Tom & Lara 773b Rasin, Joy 64b Rasin Family 63R Rasmussen, David A. 479R Rathmann, Carl & Joyce Ann 755

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Pier No. Pier No.C Rauland, Robert M. 420 Rayner, Larry & Sally 131R Reddy, Barbara 681R Redeker, Martha / John & Barbara Snell 122R Reed, Mrs. Mary M. 398 Reeg, Thomas & Suzanne 774D Reiche, Adam & Anita 196C Reilly, John & Anne 141 Resident 126 Resident 98B Reuland, Terry 381R Reynolds, Karen & John 409AR Reynolds, Jr., Tom & Ann LG Rigas, John & Therese 601R Ring, Margaret & Bill 777b Ring, Mary kay 87 Riordan, Margie & Tom 75A Riordan, Mary & Mike 127R Rittenhouse, Barry & Donna 366 Riviera Dock 900 Robinson Hillside, Assn. Pier 749 Rode, Jeff & Karen 602S Rodeck, Ken & Sue 488 Rogers, Paula & David 464 Rolander, John & Dana 405AR Rolewick, Dave & Suzy 440 Romano, Anthony 80D Rose, John & Arlene 307 Rost, Stephen W. 460R Roth, Mary M. 301 Roth, Nikki 374 Rowe, Rob & Suzette 408R Rozny, Chester & Mary Ellen 280b Rozolis, keith & Linda 867 Ruck, Al 97C Ruggiero, Chatka 847 Rusack, Geoffrey C. 50 Rutledge, John & Amanda 693 Ryan, Corbett 66 Ryan, David J. & Terry 763b Ryan Family, Patrick & Shirley 67 Ryan Family, Tom 9 Ryan Family 69b Ryan Jr., Lydia & Patrick 68 Ryan Trust 501D Samata, Greg & Pat 340 Sammons, Sheila 446 Sandblom, Thomas F. 233D Sandner, John F. 699 Sandor, Dr. Charles 42 Santefort, Tom & Susan 101R Satkamp, Ronda & Steve 454 Savino, Mario M. 647R Scharres, Mark / Nancy McCoy 644 Schaul, Terrence 743b Schawk, Marilyn 498b Schmidt, bob & Meg 696AC Schmidt, John R. / Janet Gilboy 696A Schreiber, Louis 650R Schuld, Dan & Peggy 440 Schulz, Paul M. 626 Schuster, Sarah C. 777 Schwanke, Barbara D. 683 Schwinn, Mary C. 556

S Scoville, Tom & Linda 496R Sexton, Sara & Bill 653 Seyfarth, Scot & Eileen 115 Shady Lane Pier Association 43A Shaf, Hedy 871R Shay, Kenneth & Betty 399S Sheldon, Donald & Denise 571 Shepard, Jane 298R Shodeen, Beth 491b Shodeen, kent W. 493R Shodeen Family 494 Shore Haven, Assn. Pier 542 Shully, Craig & Susan 314 Sievert, Richard & Marilyn 22 Sills, Stephen H. & Lyn M. D Simms, John & Michelle 549C Simpson, Laura & John 497 Skinner, Sam & Honey 662 Smith, Mrs. Carolyn 621b Smith, Harold b. 768S Smith, James & Kathleen 524 Smith, Kelly 720 Smith, Steve & Cheryl 404FS Snidtker, Keith E. / Nancy Snidtker Couderc 278 Soderquist, Don & Jo 212 Soderquist, Mark & Wendy 200D Somerville, Bob & Debbie 34R Sommers, Jerry & Judy 845R Sorock, Herbert & Eva 774D Sottrel, Frank & Lisa 442 South Shore Club 545 Southeast LG Assn., Subdiv. Pier 783 Spaley, Brian 88 Stafslien 503R Starck, Holly G. 709R Stearns, Brian & Sandy 159C Stedronsky, Roger & Noreen / Jason & Sondra Fowler 472C Steinbarth, Rich and Sharon 609 Steindl, Phyllis 343R Steivang, Toby & Shari FS Stellato, Frank & Mary Lou 384 Stenstrom, Melissa 36R Stevenson, Robert & Margaret 363A Stinson, Robert & Irene 352 Stobart, Carla 611 Stocker, Jr., Ed & Margaret 234 Stone Manor, Condo Assn. 879/880 Stout, Dave 297R Streed, Bob & Eileen 757 Stricker, Anton & Shirley 678R Strothman, Peter & Kim 207 Studer 6b Stuhley, Cindy & Tom 218b Styberg, E.C. 765 Sullivan, Barbara / Ginny Cavanagh 412A Summer Haven Association Pier 289 Summerset Condo Association 854C Sunset Hills Association 104R Swanson, Gwen & Ken 667C Swed, Carol 313 Swickert, Robert & Dee 285 Swift, Jim 216 Sybil Lane Assoc. 544

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Sylvan Glen, Assn. Pier 494 Sylvan Trail Association Pier 140AD Szafran, Andrew & Maureen 198 Szczesny, Randy & Colette 550DR Tarantino, Kristina & James 466C Taubensee, Kent & Christine 754 Taylor, Aaron & Chrissy 162C Taylor, Donald R. F Team E-IA LLC 348b Tebbe, Robin & Mark 864C Tenzer, Lee & Marilyn 132AC Terlato, Tony & Jo 702C Tetzlaff, Ted 519R Tevebaugh, Tom & Kathy 543 The Baker House 896 The Geneva Inn 804 The Geneva Inn 805 The Geneva Inn 804/805 The Worcester Family 447C Thomas, Charles & Mary 539R Thompson, Charlotte & Richard 646R Thompson, Meg & Tim 440 Thompson-McEneany, Susan / Michael McEneany, /Robert & Steven Thompson 646A Thor, Bradley 496S Thorne, Mark & Judy 250R Tippens, Sonette 644 Tito Beveridge 685R Tomera, Craig 45C Tonge, Linda 219S Tookey, Bill & Dotty 672 Trahan, Tina 880 Trakkovich, Lisa 300 Trapani, Greg & Lauri 479D Traut, David / Rosemary White-Traut 370 Tresnowski, Mark & Rita 294D Trinke Estates Association 716 Tucker, Ellie & John 610 Turano, Renato & Patricia 745S Turner, Barbara & Bill FC Tveter, Gwen WAL Tyco, Inc. 33 Tyrrell, Pierce 411S Uhler, Kathy & Steve 844R Umans, Craig & Linda 445R Urbanus, Bill 425AYC Vaile, Nancy 687b vainisi, Jerry 107D Valley Park Association 628 Van Maren, Al 651C Vanderveld, Anna 562 VanDyke & Family, Janice 786 Vaughan, Jr., Howard A. 140R Vavra, Dale & Sue 272 VEL Family Partnership 504 Vista Del Lago Homeowners Assn. 861S Vittori, Bart & Nina WB von Rabenau, Daniel & Janetta 354b voris, Char & Frank 496 Voris, Frank H. & Michele 411BS Voris, Scott & Michelle 496 Vose, Elizabeth 457AS Voss, Jim & Nancy 401

Pier No. Pier No.b Walsh, Dan & Patty 91C Walsh, Eva & Mark 513 Walsh, James 615 Walsh, James P. 297AD Walsh, Matthew & Joyce 90 Walsh, Patricia 377 Wang, Humin / Nancy Myers 777 Warden, Lloyd & Doris 44 Waterbury, Donald & Kent 281b Webster, Jr., bob 440R Weed, Edward & Lawrie LTb Wegner, Julia & ken 514/515C Wegner IV, Charles T. 180R Wehrstein, Frank & Jennifer 411BR Weiler, Amy R. 791 Weinberg, David / Grace Allen Newton 506 Wesley Woods Retreat Center 333R Wettersten, Caroline F. 341 White, Jeffrey 345 White, Todd 345C Whiting, Boyd & Beth 777R Wieber, Dan 420b Wilkin, Abra Prentice 24/25 Wilkinson, Carol (Newman) 353b Willett, Jim & kathi 4R Williams, David & Nancy 709b Williams, David b. & kathleen E. WbR Williams, Peg LG Williams Bay East Dock 250 Williams Bay Municipal Pier 260 Williams Bay Swim Pier 255 Williams Bay West Dock 265C Wilson, Cindy FR Winquist, James C. / Jane Peterson 402 Wisdom, Lisa 841R Wittenstrom, Barbara 143 Wolf, Greg & Linda 335 Wood, Kerry 474C Wormley, Cheryl B. 656A Wright, Peter / Dina Howell 516-517 Wrigley Drive Residences, LLC 893b Wrigley, Jr., William 53b Wrigley, Jr., William 54b Wrigley, Jr., William 60 Wruk, Ken 578R Wycpalek, James & Georgia 158A Yacht Club East Pier 524C Yacht Club West Pier 523 Yerkes Observatory 349R Yonan & Family, Manny and Shelly 680C Yonover, Ronald & Geri 660 Young, Bill & Carla 32C Youngquist, Blythe & Bob 371/372 Zaleski, James & Beverly 182 Zaraza, Don & Laura 665 Zelasko, Mary 339 Zhao, Peng 882D Zick, George & Sara 154 Zielinski, Anthony & Mary 402CC Zimmerman, Mr. & Mrs. Robert 761b Zimmermann, George & Carol 17 Zingle Boat Rentals 899

COMMERCIAL MEMBERS

ACCOUNTANTS

Patrick W. Romenesko, S.C., CPA 1001 Host Dr., PO Box 508, Lake Geneva, WI 53147 Patrick Romenesko 262/248-0220 [email protected]

Sitzberger & Company, S.C. 326 Center St., Lake Geneva 53147 Brian Snyder 262/248-6281 [email protected] www.sitzbergercpas.com Sitzberger & Company, S.C. is a growing, full-service CPA firm with offices in Lake Geneva, Brookfield and Glendale. We have 259 CPAs and a total staff of 56. Our firm was founded in 1994 and offers business consulting, audit, review, compilation, estate planning, business valuation, payroll services, tax planning and preparation.

APPLIANCES, RETAIL SALES AND SERvICELyle’s Tv & Appliance, Inc. 17 S. Washington St., Elkhorn, WI 53121 262/723-3477 www.lylestv.com Tom Schinke [email protected] Sales and service of most major appliances. Sales and service of televisions. Antenna, lighting control, central vacuums, sound and phone systems, home automation, on-line appliance parts ordering, outdoor cooking.

ARCHITECTS

McCormack & Etten Architects, LLP 400 Broad Street, Lake Geneva, WI 53147 Kenneth L. Etten 262/248-8391 ext. 12 [email protected] www.mccormacketten.com Offering a full range of architectural and engineering services including residential, commercial, retail and institutional design.

ATTORNEYS

Gardiner koch Weisberg & Wrona N1208 State Road 120, Lake Geneva, WI 53147 Thomas G. Gardiner, Attorney (262) 745-6425 [email protected] www.gkwwlaw.com Full service law firm representing businesses and individuals, estate planning, condominium representation, business law, real estate transactions/zoning issues, family law, general litigation, medical malpractice/personal injury law, and real estate tax appeals.

The following merchants, business, and professional people are all members of the Geneva Lake Association. They support our mission and we urge our members to patronize them.

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bANkS, bANkING

First National bank and Trust 121 North Walworth Ave., Williams Bay, WI 53191 Toni Hinds 800/667-4401 [email protected] www.bankatfirstnational.com From business loans and car loans to personal checking, online banking, and wealth management services, FNBT offers truly local banking solutions and Sound Advice for Williams Bay area residents and businesses. As a local lender, we offer a full range of mortgage and home loan options with in-house decision making. Give us a try. We'll treat you like family. Member FDIC. Equal Housing Lender.

bOATING, WATER SPORTS, MARINAS, MARINE SERvICES

bergersen boat Company 334 Interchange North, Lake Geneva, WI 53147 Lars Bergersen 262/248-BOAT (2628) [email protected] www.bergersenboatco.com Full marine service. We SPECIALIZE IN WOOD BOATS—restoration, refinishing, and custom building! Inside storage available, boat sales, service and more!

bill's Marine Service W4420 Laurel Street, Lake Geneva, WI 53147 Bill Budych 262/245-6663 [email protected] Full service marina specializing in Inboard, I/O and Classic.

Delavan Lake boat Shed 5495 State Road 50, Delavan, WI 53115 Jamie Jarosz 262/728-5438 [email protected] Restoring old wood Chris Crafts is what we are known for, but our specialty is serving our customers for over 40 years. We provide full service to all brands of wood and fiberglass boats and offer indoor and outdoor storage year round as well as custom woodworking.

Gage Marine Pier 290, 1 Liechty Dr. P.O. Box 220, Williams Bay, WI 53191 262/245-5501 www.gagemarine.com Gage Marine is the area’s premier turn key provider of marine products and services including boat sales, storage, dry dock valet, pier and lift service, boat club, lessons, summer camps and more. Lakefront showroom.

Gordy’s Lake Front Marine Pier 415, 320 Lake Ave., P.O. Box 320, Fontana, WI 53125 262/275-2163 www.gordysboats.com Gordy's is the place for fun in the sun! Offering boat sales for top-of-the-line Cobalt, Mastercraft, Everglades boats, boat rentals, ski and wakesurf schools, two boat clubs, fuel, valet storage, service, lakeside dining both in/outdoors, and seasonal entertainment. You'll find quality products and name brand Gordy gear in our Pro Shop, too!

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Jerry’s Majestic Marine, Inc. www.jerrysmajestic.com 453 Madison St. (Hwy. 14 NW), Walworth, WI 53184, 262/275-5222 (Year Round) Boat Sales, Service, Storage, Slips and Rentals. Pier 419, 352 Lake Ave., Fontana, WI 53125, 262/275-5222 (Summer Only) N1599 Maple Ridge Rd., Lake Geneva, WI 53147, 262/248-6128 Marine Storage and Service.

Ship Shape Marine, Inc. W5749 Hwy B, Walworth, WI 53184 Carl Bergersen 262/275-2285 [email protected] www.shipshape-marine.com Sales, service, storage, shrinkwrap. Complete boat service for over 30 years. MerCruiser, Volvo, certified dealer. Home of the "Barnacle Club" - a members only speak easy.

bOAT TOURS AND CHARTERS

Lake Geneva Cruise Line Riviera Docks, 812 Wrigley Dr., Lake Geneva, WI 53147 262/248-6206 www.cruiselakegeneva.com Public tours, private charter service. Weddings, anniversaries, corporate outings and restaurant shuttles. Eight boats accommodating 2-225 guests. Available April till December. Passport Program: Take as many tours as you would like all season for only $109.95.

bUILDERS, GENERAL CONTRACTORS

Jorndt Fahey LLC 168 Elkhorn Road, Williams Bay, WI 53191 262/607-6121Lowell Custom Homes 401 Geneva National Ave. South, Lake Geneva, WI 53147 Scott Lowell 262/245-9030 [email protected] lowellcustomhomes.com At the entrance to Geneva National is the country barn headquarters of Lowell Custom Homes. For nearly 40 years, this award-winning company has taken a personal approach to building distinctive homes with quality craftsmanship.Voted best New Home Builder in Walworth County in 2018, Scott Lowell remains a visionary for luxury homes around the Geneva Lake area. His homes continue to set a standard of excellence that will not be compromised.

Matustik builders, Inc. PO Box 533, Lake Geneva, WI 53147 John Matustik 847/624-7774 [email protected] www.matustikbuilders.com Matustik Builders is a full service home builder/remodeler serving the Lake Geneva and Northern Illinois areas.

CANvAS PRODUCTS - MARINE UPHOLSTERY

Geneva Upholstering Corp. PO Box 88, 124 Cass, Lake Geneva, WI 53147 Fritz Button 262/248-3435 [email protected] www.genevaupholstering.com www.facebook.com/geneva.corp Custom boat covers and pier canopies. Porch curtains and boat upholstery.

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Undercover Canvas Co. Hwy. B, Walworth, WI 53184, across from Sentry Foods 262/275-5067 [email protected] www.genevalakeundercovercanvas.com at covers, pier canopy sales and service, roll down porch curtains, canvas repairs and contract sewing.

CUSTOM CAbINETRY & FURNITURE RESTORATION

Geneva Cabinet Company 201 Geneva National Ave. South, Lake Geneva, WI 53147 262/245-9600 [email protected] www.genevacabinet.com Full-service remodeling of your kitchen, bath or any other room that needs custom cabinetry. Our team of certified designers, expert project managers and qualified installers are ready to take your project from concept to reality. Visit our 3200 foot state-of-the-art showroom today.

Lange Custom Woodworking, Inc. 6035 State Road 50, Lake Geneva, WI 53147 Larry Lange 262/249-0576 [email protected] www.langecustomwoodworking.com "If you can dream it, we can build it." Custom and stock residential & commercial cabinetry for libraries, office, bath, kitchen & bedroom, with Design Services available. Furniture repair, restoration, refinishing, and touch up. Also the finest in Wood Boat Restoration; repair and maintainance with 110 First place trophies to date. "No job too big, or too small." Celebrating 37 years in business.

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING

Peck & Weis Heating, Cooling, Plumbing, & Electric 2506 Crest Dr., Lake Geneva, WI 53147 Alex Miles 262/248-6836 [email protected] www.peckandweis.com Service and installation—residential and commercial heating, cooling, plumbing, & electrical systems.

FINANCIAL PLANNING

Edward Jones - Daniel Maus 302 Third Ave., Fontana, WI 53125 Daniel Maus 262/275-0314 [email protected] www.edwardjones.com We offer numerous investments and services to help you reach your financial goals, including retirement, paying for education, estate considerations, and protecting your assets. Let’s discuss your goals during a no-obligation review.

FUNERAL SERvICES, DIRECTORS, CREMATORY

Derrick Funeral Home and Cremation Services 800 Park Drive, PO Box 730, Lake Geneva, WI 53147 Dan Derrick 262/248-2031 www.derrickfuneralhome.com

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Steinke-Lazarczyk Funeral Home 515 Center St., Lake Geneva, WI 53147 Steven R. Lazarczyk 262/248-2320 [email protected] www.slfhlg.net Funeral and Cremation Service. Monuments.

GLASS & GLAZING CONTRACTORSA. O. bauer Glass, Inc. 1145 East Geneva Street, Delavan, WI 53115 Allan Bauer 262-728-4262 [email protected] www.aobauerglass.com Commercial, residential, auto, glass replacement, shower doors, mirrors.

GOLF CARTS, SALES & SERvICE

Lake Geneva Golf Car, LLC 1144 Grant Street, Lake Geneva, WI 53147 262-248-0365 [email protected] Lake Geneva Golf Car is a full service Yamaha golf car dealer offering sales of new and used carts with service of all makes.

GROCERIES, SUPERMARkET

Daniels Foods Sentry 681 Kenosha St., Walworth, WI 53184 262/275-0458 www.danielsfoods.com Daniels Foods Sentry offers an upscale shopping experience along with a friendly hometown atmosphere. Now available online grocery shopping with Daniels Foods Click & Pick. Let us shop for you and we'll have your groceries ready for you to pick up. Visit our website for more details.

HEATING AND COOLING CONTRACTING

komfort Heating and Cooling, Inc. 5384 State Road 11, Elkhorn, WI 53121 Nicole Mane 262/723-2662 [email protected] www.komfortheating.com

Peck & Weis Heating, Cooling, Plumbing, & Electric 2506 Crest Dr., Lake Geneva, WI 53147 Tom Walton 262/248-6836 [email protected] www.peckandweis.com Service and installation—residential and commercial heating, cooling, plumbing, & electrical systems.

Southern Lakes Plumbing and Heating, Inc. N5860 US Hwy 12, Ste A, Elkhorn, WI 53121 262/723-6422 [email protected] www.slpandh.com Serving all your plumbing, heating, and cooling needs. Installation and service of all brands.

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INSURANCE, bANkING

Johannesan-Farrar Insurance 512 E. Walworth, P.O. Box 347, Delavan, WI 53115 Andy Groth 262/728-2631 [email protected] www.jfinsurance.com Business & Personal Insurance. Independent Agency since 1931.

State Farm Insurance c/o Palma Insurance Agency, Inc. 547 Hwy. 67, P.O. Box 317, Fontana, WI 53125 Chuck Palma 262/275-5786 [email protected] Representing STATE FARM Insurance Companies on the west side of Geneva Lake, Since 1980. Serving the villages of Williams Bay, Fontana, and the city of Lake Geneva. A Multiple-line insurance agency, handling Auto-Home-Boat-Life and Business insurance. "Like a good Neighbor, STATE FARM is there."

INTERIOR DESIGN

Cynthia b. Wilson Interior Design 813 Van Slyke Drive, Fontana, WI 53125 Cindy Wilson 262/275-1123 [email protected] www.cbwilsondesign.com Cynthia B Wilson specializes in the systematic selection of functional, sustainable, aesthetically appropriate interior furnishings, lighting, and cabinetry. Presentation tools include two and three-dimensional preliminary concept drawings, furniture floor plans and hand samples when possible. Collaboration with other design professionals and specialty consultants welcomed.

LANDSCAPE, HARDSCAPE, DESIGN, INSTALLATION, TREEWORk

Sheldon Landscape, Inc. W4399 S. Lake Shore Drive, Lake Geneva, WI 53147 262/248-9415 [email protected] www.sheldonlandscape.com The local source for maintaining, designing and constructing outdoor environments in the Geneva Lakes area since 1979.

Paul Swartz Nursery 30728 93rd St., Burlington, WI 53105 Ross Swartz 262/537-8083 [email protected] www.paulswartznursery.com Specializes in custom, personalized landscape designs and installations for residential and commercial projects.

van Zelst, Inc. Landscape development and management 39400 N. Hwy #41, Wadsworth, IL 60083 T. David Van Zelst 847-623-3580 [email protected] www.vanzelst.com Clients come to Van Zelst for Landscape Design, Maintenance, Stonework, and Brick Paving. They keep coming back for unmatched personal service. Our landscape architects will work closely with you to create a truly extraordinary landscape that reflects your individual taste and lifestyle.

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PEST CONTROL

Arrow Pest Control, Inc. P.O. Box 1111, Lake Geneva, Wl 53147 262/248-6828 [email protected] www.arrowpestcontrolinc.com Family owned and operated for over 40 years. A BBB accredited business. Lake home specialist.

PIER SERvICE, DOCkS

Austin Pier Service, Inc. N1398 Hwy. 14, Walworth, WI 53184 Darrell Frederick 262/275-2615 [email protected] www.austinpierservice.com Pier and dock construction/service. Shore Master boat lift sales/service. Eklof dock sales/service. Shoreline erosion control. Buoy and anchor work. Swim rafts.

Gage Marine Pier Service 1 Liechty Dr. P.O. Box 220, Williams Bay, WI 53191 262/740-BOAT (2628) [email protected] gagemarine.com Gage Marine offers custom designed piers using Grade 1 Douglas Fir and other quality materials. Their dedicated team is expert in installation, removal and repairing existing piers. Other services include lakefront and seawall restoration. We also sell and install Shorestation and Sunstream lifts.

Pier Docktors, Inc. P.O. Box 273, Fontana, WI 53125 Larry Quist 262/275-5354 Custom built piers, boat lifts, installation, maintenance. Proudly serving lake front since 1979.

Reed’s Construction LLC W3199 S. Lake Shore Dr., Lake Geneva, WI 53147 Jeff Reed 262/248-2934 [email protected] www.reedsconstructionllc.com Custom pier construction, installation and removal, maintenance, shoreline erosion control. Sunstream dealer. Boat lift sales and service. Swim rafts. Buoy sales and service. Since 1956.

PLUMbING, PLUMbING CONTRACTING

Peck & Weis Heating, Cooling, Plumbing, & Electric 2506 Crest Dr., Lake Geneva, WI 53147 Bill Priest 262/248-6836 [email protected] www.peckandweis.com Service and installation—residential and commercial heating, cooling, plumbing, & electrical systems.

Southern Lakes Plumbing and Heating, Inc. N5860 US Hwy 12, Ste A, Elkhorn, WI 53121 262/723-6422 [email protected] www.slpandh.com Serving all your plumbing needs. Installation of water softeners and water heaters. Same day service.

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POND and LAkE MANAGEMENT

bIO-AQUATIC SERvICES, LLC 1144 Grant St., Lake Geneva, WI 53147 262-248-0365 [email protected] Aquatic plant management, property management, aeration, golf course water management.

PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

bentley's House Check, Inc. N1691 Six Corners Road, Walworth, WI 53184Michael and Peggy Bentley 262/275-1231 [email protected] 29 years we have been taking care of second homes "when you're not around." We catch problems and solve problems.

PUbLISHING

Nei-Turner Media Group 400 Broad St. Unit D, Lake Geneva, WI 53147 262/245-1000 [email protected] www.ntmediagroup.com Nei-Turner Media Group publishes At The Lake and Lakeshore Living for the Geneva Lakes area. The company also publishes guides and magazines for tourism organizations and trade associations around the state. Comprehensive packages include advertising sales, design and layout, editorial content, photography, digital editions and printing. Nei-Turner also offers event management and marketing services.

REAL ESTATEGeneva Lakefront Realty 57 West Geneva St., Williams Bay, WI 53191 David Curry 262/245-9000 [email protected] www.genevalakefrontrealty.com Summer Homes for City People since 1977.

keefe Real Estate/Lake Geneva Property 751 N. Geneva Parkway, Lake Geneva, WI 53147 Bob Webster 262/348-3233 [email protected] www.LakeGenevaProperty.com

Lake Geneva Area Realty 101 Broad Street, Ste. C3, Lake Geneva, WI 53147 Sal Dimiceli Sr. 262/249-3000 [email protected] Your Full Service TEAM of real estate brokers specializing in all Lake Geneva area and lakefront properties. We would love to help you find the home of your dreams or sell your home, condo, or commercial property. Sellers/Buyers save money due to Lake Geneva Area Realty's lower commission rates. Please contact us for any of your real estate needs.

Shorewest Realtors/Dorothy Higgins Gerber 623 Main Street, Lake Geneva, WI 53147 Dorothy Higgins Gerber 262/949-7707 [email protected] www.dorothysells.shorewest.com When you want the best... call Shorewest.

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The Dunham Group / keefe Real Estate 614 Sage Street, Lake Geneva, WI 53147 Gary Dunham 262/374-5430 [email protected] www.lakegenevaproperties.com Top producing Dunham Group excels at offering residential and commercial properties with a high level of service and expertise.

The Rauland Agency, Inc. Located at the West End of Geneva Lake Visit us at: raulandagency.com Bob Rauland 262/275-2185 [email protected] The Rauland Agency, Inc. has been a leader in the Walworth County Real Estate market since 1961. Our agents have a wide variety of expertise, from vacant land and commercial markets to developments, lakefront estates and neighborhood residences. The Rauland Realtors are committed to our community and the surrounding areas.

RESTAURANTS, DINING

Chuck's Lakeshore Inn 352 Lake Street, Fontana, WI 53125 262/275-3222 [email protected] www.chuckslakeshoreinn.com On the water in Fontana, Chucks is a family tradition. Serving your favorite drinks and food with an amazing view. Private Party room available. Open daily 11 a.m. to bar time year round.

Gordy's boathouse & Cobalt Lounge 320 Lake Stret, Fontana, WI 53125 262/275-6800 www.gordysboats.com Spectacular views await at Gordy's Boathouse. Casual lakefront dining includes all-you--can-eat fish fry on Fridays, daily food & drink specials, and seasonal entertainment. Our Cobalt Lounge sits atop the main dining room and offers a private dining room for special events. Come by boat, car, or shore path!

Harpoon Willie's / Cafe Calamari 8 East Geneva Street, Williams Bay, WI 53191 262/245-6906

Pier 290 Restaurant 1 Leichty Dr., Williams Bay, WI 53191 262/245-2100 www.pier290.com Spectacular lake views from a lakeside setting; PIER 290 is a one of a kind-dining experience in the Lake Geneva area. Savor farm to fork cuisine, traditional Wisconsin favorites, including Friday Night Fish Fry, and of course a full selection of adult libations! Live entertainment is available most nights. Be sure to stop by the Shops at PIER 290. Dine year round for lunch and dinner, indoors or al fresco. Accessible by land, water and ice.

SALON/SPA/MEDICAL ESTHETICS

Clear Waters Salon and Day Spa Two locations: 18 W. Geneva Street, Williams Bay, WI 53191 and... 734 Main Street, Lake Geneva, WI 53147 262/245-2444 (Wms Bay); 262/248-2444 (LG) [email protected] www.clearwaterssalonspa.com Full service salon and day spa with medical esthetics. Offering hair, nail, and spa services along with laser treatments, chemical peels, and microdermabraision.

SANITATION, SEPTIC SYSTEM SERvICES

PATS Services, Inc. 38331 60th St., Burlington, WI 53105 Alan L. Kaddatz 262/537-4988 www.patsservices.com Septic and holding tank pumping. Portable toilet rentals.

TREE SERvICE

Gifford Tree Service N5102 Pinnow Rd., Delavan, WI 53115 Steven Scott 262/728-5881 [email protected] www.giffordtree.com Aerial work, tree and stumwp removal, trimming, cabling, feeding, bracing, lot clearing, sawmill, firewood, mulch.

WINDOW TINTING

Comfort Zone Window Tinting, LLC 310 3rd Ave., PO Box 101, Fontana, WI 53125 James Burke 262/275-8096 [email protected] www.czwindowtinting.com Residential/Commercial window tinting. 3M authorized dealer. Reduce heat, glare, and UV.

YOUTH CAMP, CONFERENCE CENTER

Lake Geneva Youth Camp & Conference Center W2655 South Street, Lake Geneva, WI 53147 262/248-5500 Open Year Round.

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Jouris, Secretary; and James Smith, Executive Secretary.

EEF SCHOLARSHIP/GRANT PRESENTATIONS — EEF President Carl Rathmann announced that thanks to the generosity of the community along with a grant from the GLA, the EEF was able to award just under $45,000 in scholarships to a wide range of scholars to study environmental disciplines including graduating high school seniors, undergrads, and post grads including one finishing a PhD degree. We also awarded 12 Outdoor Education grants to twelve elementary schools in our area.

Tom Reynolds introduced the Thomas E. Reynolds Endowment Scholars, each of whom receives a $12,000 scholarship over four years. The endowment from the Reynolds family in 1980 fully funds the awards:

Danielle Wrzesinski (freshman at Iowa State from Big Foot) Makalyn Peterson (sophomore at UW-Platteville from Big Foot) Casey Burmeister (junior at Geo. Wms. College from Badger) Molly Cocroft (senior at UW-Stevens Point from Badger)Additional scholars present were: Natasha Trush (High School Senior Scholarship, UW-Stevens Point, Wms Bay) Rebecca White (High School Senior Scholarship, St. Olaf College, Badger) Brooke Berryman (Undergrad Scholarship, UW-Stevens Point, Big Foot) Joshua Kundert (Undergrad Scholarship, Carthage College, Badger) Hayden King (Cashman Graduate Scholarship, UI-Edwardsville)

PROGRAM SPEAKERS:

Dianna Colman spoke on behalf of the Yerkes Future Foundation (YFF) Committee and answered a number of questions from members and guests. The Foundation was formed in mid-April upon hearing the Univ. of Chicago planned to cease operations at Yerkes in October and that they would accept proposals from groups. YFF understood that UC desired to monetize part of the property. Upon its formation, YFF received tremendous support from scientists, astronomers, observatory managers and many others both near and far as well as support from local and state legislators.

On July 7, YFF presented a proposal to UC consisting of its vision for the property and asked for a response by July 23. YFF signed a non-disclosure agreement, so YFF could not and cannot disclose the details of its proposal. Letters of support attesting to the character of the members of YFF and the value of having the observatory preserved were sent to UC from a variety of influential people, nationally as well as from Representative Amy Loudenbeck. The YFF had to maintain an arms-length with local supporters, especially the Village of Williams Bay trustees. Colman described the meeting with UC as ‘lengthy, detailed, difficult, but ongoing.’

At this time YFF does not know if other proposals have been made to UC, and does not know where the YFF proposal stands with UC. UC’s decision-making group is very large and layered. After responding to many questions, Colman was applauded enthusiastically.

Representative Tyler August thanked the WSP and the Geneva Lake Law Enforcement Agency for testifying on behalf of keeping the requirement of a spotter for skiers and like activities on Geneva Lake. Pankau and Officer Hausner were instrumental in convincing legislators of the importance of this requirement on Geneva Lake and other lakes where regular government patrolling takes place.

Representative Amy Loudenbeck reported that Geneva Lake is also allowed to keep local ordinances restricting the areas where jet ski hydro-planing can occur. Loudenbeck continues to fight for the right of Geneva Lake and others to manage their own business.

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Loudenbeck continues to support employer/employee training opportunities via the six-year-old Wis. Fast Forward Program to help with skilled labor shortages in the state. The state is also using marketing to get talented past Wis. grads to return home to work in Wisconsin. In addition, Loudenbeck has sponsored legislation to provide training funds in high schools for EMT and fire-fighting training.

Senator Stephen Nass congratulated the scholars and noted that a state tuition freeze has saved students over $6,300 in increased educational costs. Property taxes have been held in check except where increased via local referendums. Nass praised republican legislators for increasing the rainy-day fund, providing more money for local roads and K-12 education. Loss of the senate to democrats will negate many positive republican advances, including the state uniformity clause which would hurt farmers. Republicans plan to hold the line on tax issues and provide funding for state roads.

AFFILIATED ASSOCIATION REPORTS

Geneva Lake Water Safety Patrol —Ted Pankau and Brigid Cashman spoke on issues affecting the WSP. The new state law rescinding the requirement to have a spotter for skiers, etc. will not affect the rule on Geneva Lake which retains the requirement via local ordinance allowed by the state.

Swimming lessons are very important, as many of the WSP rescues in recent years involve poor or non-swimmers. WSP provides extensive courses at very low prices, and adult courses are also available.

Members expressed concern over noise on the lake with music, jet skis and general engine noise. Pankau explained that enforcement by the Geneva Lake Law Enforcement Agency has difficulty measuring violations suitably for prosecution.

WSP remains as an educational entity, informing boaters of the law, but not as enforcement.

Kishwauketoe Nature Conservancy — President Harold Friestad touted two new programs at the conservancy, including a children’s tree nursery which involves over 500 students. Children are planting trees and seedlings for future use on various areas of the property. An educational program has started for 2-7 year-olds which is twice a week and free. Adult programs also exist. The conservancy operates completely on donated funds, and no government funds are given to the project. Friestad thanked all donors and volunteers and for the financial support from the GLA.

Geneva Lake Conservancy — Chairman Dennis Jordan reports great progress in preserving a number of properties, including: Hanson Preserve in Sugar Creek, a 77-acre area which is open to the public for hiking, fishing, etc.; Children’s Fishing Park next to Kishwauketoe in Williams Bay, which has fishing areas, walking paths, and small buildings for classes and story-telling; Oak Forest in Lake Delavan which protects oaks. The GLC Oak Recovery program which hopes to increase Oak trees back to their prevalence.

GLC is busy creating awareness of the invasive plant Lessor Celantine. GLC can help if you find it on or near your property. The GLC is also teamed up with Geneva Lake Environmental Agency to educate area residents and farmers of the detrimental effects of phosphorus runoff and to reduce the levels entering Geneva Lake.

GLC has received certified status as a Land Trust from the Land Trust Accreditation Commission and is part of the Land Trust Alliance.

Geneva Lake Environmental Agency — Director Ted Peters thanked the GLA for its financial support enabling the agency to hire enthusiastic summer interns, which this year is past GLA scholar Valerie Jackson. The GLEA will conduct a near-shore fishery inventory to study

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changes which seem to be detrimental the fish habitat. The study will be designed so it can be compared to past studies (1978 and 2004). Results will be available in October.

The agency has been publishing in the LG Regional News the levels of e-coli in municipal beach areas. Levels remain good in all but one area.

GLEA will be working with GLC to study chlorides entering the lake.

This year has been tough for the lake, starting with the heavy rains in June which were unable to be absorbed by the ground and thus made their way with all the ground pollutants into the lake. The lake has not fully recovered yet.

GLEA hopes to do a study of the ‘red water’ entering the lake near Buttons Bay Beach and what may also be included in the run-off that diminishes the oxygen in these waters. This study will need more finding and preparation and may be a long-term study. Peters asked all homeowners in the watershed area to test the soil on their properties to see what best practices for fertilization can be used for the benefit of the lake. The University of Wisconsin does testing at reasonable prices.

Real Estate Market Trends —Bob Rauland, from Rauland Realty, highlighted real estate market trends especially those related to lakefront and lake access houses. Bob provided a hand out with current statistics and maps of Walworth County lakes. The handout, produced with help from Realtor Bob Webster, was available in the room, and copies are available from the Rauland office. The handout shows many examples of per foot lakefront values, starting in 1956 at $156 per foot, to 1985 at $2500, to 2018 at $25,000 per foot and even more depending on the structures on the property. The highest price for a residence on the lake was recently paid at $11 million plus. Area properties under $300,000 are selling ‘off the shelf.’ High-priced lakefront properties might spend 200 days on the market.

Town of Linn Fire Department — Assistant Chief Dan Pitt reported that the Linn Fire Boat was moved to Robinson Hillside to enable faster access from the Linn Fire House. Training for all lake area departments has been successful and improvements to the boats sonar capabilities are outstanding. The boat now works as part of the Walworth County Sheriff’s Department and is in radio communication with Water Safety Patrol units. A police department drone has been used successfully to complement the capabilities of the boat.

Geneva Lake Museum — Jim Gee reported a vibrant Geneva Lake Museum currently implementing all 20,000 square feet in superb exhibits, especially the Northwestern Military Academy exhibit which provided emotional responses at its unveiling. Membership has grown from 100 to 800 members in six years, and the museum expects to grow its endowment to $250,000 within two years. Ed Schwinn is president. Gee thanked the city of Lake Geneva for use of its rent-free facility.

President Goggin adjourned the meeting at 11:16 a.m.

Respectfully submitted,James A. SmithExecutive Secretary

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ARTICLE ONE – NAME, OFFICE AND PURPOSE

1.01 The name of the corporation is “THE ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION FOUNDATION, INC.”

1.02 The corporation shall maintain in the State of Wisconsin a registered office and a registered agent at such office, and may have other offices within or without the state. The principal office of the corporation shall be in the Geneva Lake area.

1.03 The purposes of the corporation are as follows:

(1) To provide scholarships or awards to qualified high school, college and graduate students, with preference to those who attend or attended a high school located in the Geneva Lake area, and who have demonstrated significant interest in an environmental science and intend to further their study in the field.

(2) To provide scholarships to qualified high school students at the same high schools described above who will attend field courses offered by Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources or similar short courses. Also, to provide scholarships to qualified grade school students in the school districts in which the high schools described above are located, who will attend field courses in the nature camps offered by the Wisconsin DNR and the University of Wisconsin System.

(3) To administer all gifts and grants of money or property, real or personal, by corporations, partnerships, and natural persons for the purpose of providing such scholarships.

(4) To do all and everything necessary to accomplish the purposes herein before mentioned either alone or in association with other individuals, corporations or partnerships, including federal, state, county, and municipal bodies and in general, to do any and all things which a natural person could do, or which now or hereafter may be authorized by law, and in general to do or perform such acts and transact such business in connection with the foregoing purposes, which are not inconsistent with law.

(5) If, in any one year, after all of the scholarships and expenses have been covered, and there is a surplus of funds available, the Corporation may vote to financially support a program, project or activity that will promote environmental education and/or create awareness to environmental issues in the Geneva Lake Area.

1.04 It is intended that awards be made annually. Potential recipients may apply to the corporation for awards or they may be nominated by others who know of their qualifications. Recipients shall be of good to excellent academic standing, and they shall have demonstrated an interest in the environmental sciences and intend to further their study in an environmental field. They shall be recommended by the appropriate committees of their respective schools and may be interviewed by the members of the Geneva Lake Association. Presentation of the awards shall be made by a member of the Geneva Lake Association or by an appropriate designee. The amounts of the awards shall be decided annually by the Board of Directors. While it is intended that awards shall be made annually, it should be realized that if suitable recipients are not available or if the corporation does not have sufficient funds, awards may not be made in some years.

BY LAWS OF ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION FOUNDATION, INC.

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ARTICLE TWO - MEMbERS

2.01 The Corporation shall have no members. The Board of Directors shall be elected by the members of Geneva Lake Association, Inc., from among its members at the annual meeting of the Association.

ARTICLE THREE – bOARD OF DIRECTORS

3.01 The affairs of the corporation shall be managed by its Board of Directors.

3.02 The number of directors shall be established from time to time at any annual or regular meeting, or at a special meeting called for that purpose, but in no event shall the number of directors at any time be less than nine(9) nor more than fifteen (15).

3.03 The members of the Board of Directors shall be elected for terms of three (3) years each, with one-third (1/3) of the directors being elected each year. No directors shall serve more than two (2) complete terms consecutively, and must remain off of the Board of Directors for at least one (1) year before thereafter being reelected.

3.04 The President of the Geneva Lake Association, and the Executive Director of the Geneva Lake Environmental Agency, shall both be ex officio members of the Board of Directors, serving without election. Anything otherwise set out herein to the contrary notwithstanding, each of such President’s and Executive Director’s terms as a member of the Board shall coincide with, and terminate automatically upon the expiration of his/her term as President or Executive Director. Said members shall further have all rights and responsibilities of a Director of the Corporation including, but not limited to, the right to vote upon all matters coming before the Board.

3.05 Any person having served with distinction as a Director of the Foundation may be considered for service as an Honorary Director of the Foundation subject to election by the Board. Any person so elected will hold the title of Honorary Director and has the responsibility to be an ambassador for the Foundation supporting the Foundation and its programs with his or her contacts in the Geneva Lake Area. An Honorary Director may attend and participate in meetings of the Board but will not have a vote.

3.06 A regular annual meeting of the Board of Directors shall be scheduled for and held during the month of July of each calendar year. Notice of the annual meeting shall be given to the members of the board in the manner and in the time as provided in Section 3.07 below. It is anticipated that said annual meeting shall take place no earlier than fourteen (14) days before nor later than the day of the Geneva Lake Association annual meeting. The Board of Directors may provide by resolution the time and place, for the holding of additional regular meetings of the board without other notice than such resolution.

3.07 Special meetings of the Board of Directors may be called by or at the request of any Director. The Director who calls a special meeting may fix any place as the place for holding such special meeting. Said notice shall, to the extent required by Wisconsin law, shall also include the purpose of such meeting.

3.08 Unless a greater time is required by Wisconsin law, notice of any special meeting of the Board of Directors shall be given at least five (5) days prior thereto by written notice to each Director at his address as shown on the records of the corporation. If mailed, such notice shall be deemed to be delivered when deposited in the United States Mail in a sealed envelope so addressed, with postage prepaid. Notice of any meeting of the Board of Directors may be

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waived in writing signed either before or after the time of the meeting. The attendance of a Director at any meeting shall constitute a waiver of notice of such meeting, except where a Directors attends a meeting for the express purpose of objecting to the transaction of any business because the meeting is not lawfully called or convened. Except as provided above, neither the business to be transacted at, nor the purpose of, any regular or special meeting of the Board need be specified in the notice of such meeting.

3.09 Any vacancy occurring in the Board of Directors may be filled by the remaining directors. A Director appointed to fill a vacancy shall hold office until his successor shall have been elected by the members of the Geneva Lake Association, Inc. in accordance with the provisions of Section 2.01 above.

3.10 A majority of the Board of Directors shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business at any meeting of the Board, provided that if less than a majority of the Directors are present, a majority of the Directors present may adjourn the meeting to another time without further notice.

3.11 Any action which may be taken by the Board at a meeting may also be taken without a meeting if a consent in writing, setting forth the action to be taken, is signed by one hundred percent (100%) of all of the directors then in office. Actions pursuant to such a written consent shall have the same force and effect as a unanimous vote of the Board, and shall be effective when the last director signs the consent (or upon such other effective date as specified in the consent).

3.12 The Board of Directors may permit any or all directors to participate in a regular or special meeting, or in a committee meeting, of the Board of Directors by, and may conduct such meeting through, the use of any means of communication by which any of the following occurs:

(1) all participating directors may simultaneously hear or read each others’ communications during the meeting; or

(2) all communication during the meeting is immediately transmitted to each participating director, and each participating director is able to immediately send messages to all other participating directors.

If a meeting will be conducted under this section, all participating directors shall be informed that a meeting is taking place at which official business may be transacted.

A director participating in a meeting conducted in a manner described in this section is deemed to be present in person at the meeting. If requested by a director, minutes of the meeting shall be prepared and distributed to each director. All rules applicable to regular or special meetings of the Board shall apply to a meeting satisfying the communication and other requirements set out in this Section, and all actions shall have the same force and effect as if taken at a meeting at which all of the Directors were present in person.

ARTICLE FOUR - OFFICERS

4.01 The officers of the corporation shall be a President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, and such other officers as the Board may from time to time deem necessary. The Board of Directors may provide for appointment of such additional officers as they may deem in the best interest of the corporation. Any two offices may be held by the same person, except the officers of the President and Secretary. The officers shall perform such additional or different duties as shall from time to time be imposed or required by the Board of Directors, or as may be prescribed from time to time by the bylaws.

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4.02 The officers shall be elected annually by the Board of Directors. Vacancies may be filled or new offices created and filled at any meeting of the Board of Directors. Each officer shall hold office for one year or until his successor shall have been duly elected, and shall have qualified. Election of an officer shall not of itself create contract rights.

4.03 Any officer elected or appointed by the Board of Directors may be removed by the Board of Directors whenever in its judgment the best interests of the corporation would be served thereby, but such removal shall be without prejudice to the contract rights, if any, of the person so removed.

4.04 The President shall be the principal executive officer in all activities and transactions of the organization and shall preside at all meetings of the Board of Directors, and shall have general supervision of the affairs of the corporation.

4.05 The Vice-President shall discharge the duties of the President in the event of the absence or disability for any cause whatsoever of the latter.

4.06 The Secretary shall record the minutes of the meeting of the members and the Board of Directors in one or more books provided for that purpose. The Secretary shall countersign all deeds, leases and conveyances executed by the corporation, affix the seal of the corporation thereto, and to such other papers as shall be required or directed to be sealed. The Secretary shall be custodian of the corporation records, except the books and records as incidental to the duties of the Treasurer; and shall see that all notices are duly given in accordance with the provisions of these bylaws or as required by law.

4.07 The Treasurer shall keep and account for all money, credits and property, of any and every kind, of the corporation, which shall come into his hands, and keep an accurate account of all money received and disbursed and proper vouchers for money disbursed, and to render such accounts, any statements received and disbursed, and of money and property on hand, and generally of all matters pertaining to his office, as shall be required by the Board of Directors.

ARTICLE FIvE – COMMITTEES

5.01 The Board of Directors shall have the authority to appoint one or more committees as the need arises.

5.02 Thomas E. Reynolds Endowment Fund Committee

(1) A permanent Thomas E. Reynolds Endowment Fund Committee will be appointed by the Board of Directors consisting of three (3) members. The tenure of this committee will be open for a change any time. If a vacancy occurs or a change must be made, the Board of Directors will handle.

(2) This Committee will consist of:

1. A member of the Thomas E. Reynolds family.2. A qualified high school administrator or teacher.3. A qualified individual, if possible, who has had experience in the

interviewing of students and who is interested in the preservation and conservation of our natural resources and environment.

(3) The responsibility of this committee will be to interview the selected winners in each of the four (4) high schools and choose one (1) qualified graduate for a four (4) year scholarship, renewable annually subject to review, at an accredited university such as The College of Natural Resources, University of Wisconsin/Stevens Point.

(4) The student chosen must express a desire to complete a four (4) year course in the College of Natural Resources and to follow this career as a lifework.

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(5) The amount of this scholarship will be determined by the Board of Directors. Payment will be made directly to the university by July 15 of the award year.

(6) The candidate must supply the committee at the end of each school year the courses and grade, and his or her plans for the coming year. The committee will advise our Treasurer when to mail the checks to the universities.

(7) The students must be advised of our requirements and should be asked to keep the committee chairman posted on their progress as well as current home and school addresses.

ARTICLE SIx – CONTRACTS, CHECkS, DEPOSITS AND FUNDS

6.01 The Board of Directors shall authorize any officer or officers, agent or agents of the corporation to enter into any contract or execute and deliver any instrument in the name of or on behalf of the corporation and such authority may be general or confined to specific instances.

6.02 All checks, drafts or other orders for the payment of money, notes or other evidences of indebtedness issued in the name of the corporation shall be signed such officer or officers, agent or agents of the corporation and in such manner as shall from time to time be determined by resolutions of the Board of Directors. In the absence of such determination by the Board of Directors, such instruments shall be signed by the Treasurer and countersigned by the President or the Vice-President of the corporation.

6.03 All funds of the corporation shall be deposited from time to time to the credit of the corporation in such banks, trust companies, or other depositories as the Board of Directors may select.

(1) The Thomas E. Reynolds Scholarship Endowment Fund must be established under a separate bank account of The Environmental Education Foundation, Inc.. The capital money in this fund cannot be used. It must be wisely invested and the income only be used for scholarships and, if necessary, for operating expense incurred by the special Endowment Fund Committee.

(2) The Environmental Education Foundation, Inc. will keep a separate checking account to handle the operating expense, overhead, and fund raising expense. Income for this account will come from fund raising letters as needed to the general public around the lake.

(3) Our secretary and treasurer must examine every gift to make sure the donor’s money is deposited to the correct account

6.04 The Board of Directors are authorized to raise funds in order to accomplish its purpose by an appropriate means and may accept on behalf of the corporation any contribution, gift, bequest or devise for the general purpose of the corporation.

6.05 The members of the Board of Directors are authorized to reimburse themselves for expenses incurred for services rendered in the administration of the Corporation. In no event shall any director who has made a contribution to the Corporation receive compensation therefrom.

ARTICLE SEvEN – bOOkS, RECORDS AND FISCAL YEAR

7.01 The corporation shall keep correct and complete books and records of account and shall also keep minutes of the proceedings of its Board of Directors, and committees having any of the authority of the Board of Directors. All books and records of the corporation may be inspected by any Director or his agent or attorney for any proper purpose at any reasonable time.

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7.02 The fiscal year of the corporation shall begin on July 1st and end the following June 30th .

ARTICLE EIGHT – MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS

8.01 The corporation seal shall have inscribed thereon the name of the corporation and the words “Corporate Seal, Wisconsin.”

8.02 Whenever any notice is required to be given under the provisions of Wisconsin Nonstock Corporation Law or under the provisions of the Articles of Incorporation or bylaws of the corporation, a waiver thereof in writing, signed by person or persons entitled to such notice, whether before or after the time stated therein, shall be deemed equivalent to the giving of such notice.

8.03 The power to alter, amend or repeal the bylaws or adopt new bylaws shall be vested in the Board of Directors. Such action may be taken at any regular or special meeting. The bylaws may contain any provisions for the regulation and management of the affairs of the corporation not inconsistent with law or the Articles of Incorporation.

8.04 Indemnification and Liability.

(1) Indemnification. To the fullest extent permitted or required by law, including but not limited to Wisconsin Statutes Sections 181.0871 through 181.0889 (and any subsequent amendments thereto), the Corporation shall indemnify its Directors and Officers against any and all Liabilities, damages, costs and Expenses and shall advance, as incurred, any and all reasonable Expenses, incurred in any Proceeding to which any such Director or Officer is a party because he or she is a Director or Officer of the Corporation, or because he or she is responsible for the operation of the Corporation or any part thereof. The rights granted herein shall not be deemed exclusive of any other rights to indemnification against Liabilities, damages, costs and Expenses, or the advancement of Expenses to which a Director or Officer may be entitled under any written agreement, board resolution, statute or otherwise. Further, all such rights shall continue as to any person who has ceased to be a Director or Officer, and shall inure to the benefit of the heirs, executors, administrators and assigns of such person.

All capitalized terms used herein and not otherwise defined shall have the meaning set forth in Section 181.0871 of the Wisconsin Statutes.

(2) Liability. Upon receipt of a request for indemnification against Liabilities and Expenses and/or advancement of Expenses pursuant to this provision, a prompt determination shall be made by a disinterested quorum of the Board, if available, or by such other means recognized by law, to determine the requesting Party’s right to indemnification or advancement. If no such determination is made within thirty (30) days from the date of the request, it shall be conclusively presumed for all purposes that the requesting Party has rights to indemnification and for advancement unless, by proper resolution of the Board, said thirty (30) day deadline is extended. The Corporation may, but shall not be obligated or required to, supplement the foregoing rights to indemnification against Liability and Expenses, and/or advancement of Expenses by purchasing insurance on behalf of any one or more Directors or Officers, regardless of whether the Corporation shall be obligated to indemnify against Liability or advance Expenses to the Director or Officer covered by said insurance.

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BY LAWS OF GENEVA LAKE ASSOCIATION, INC.

ARTICLE I NAME

Section 1-1 – Name: The name of the Corporation shall be THE GENEVA LAKE ASSOCIATION, INC. (the Association).

ARTICLE II PURPOSE

Section 2-1 – Purpose: Since 1935 the Geneva Lake Association has served as guardian of Geneva Lake and its surrounding area. The Geneva Lake Association advances its mission of conservation, preservation, environmental integrity and general welfare of Geneva Lake with timely and issue-centered communications and education through a wide membership base of area residents and local businesses.

Section 2-2 – Revenue Code: All activities of the Association will be conducted within the meaning of Section 501 (c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code.

ARTICLE III MEMbERS

Section 3–1 – Eligibility: Anyone interested in promoting the general welfare and conservation of the Geneva Lake Region is eligible for membership in the Association. There shall be six classes of membership in the Association.

Section 3-2 – Regular Member: A person making an annual contribution of $40 in support of the operations of the Association will be considered to be a Regular Member of the Association.

Section 3-3 – Sustaining Member: A person making an annual contribution of $75 in support of the operations of the Association will be considered to be a Sustaining Member of the Association.

Section 3-4 – Contributing Member: A person making an annual contribution of $100 in support of the operations of the Association will be considered to be a Contributing Member of the Association.

Section 3-5 – Donor Member: A person making an annual contribution of $150 in support of the operations of the Association will be considered to be a Donor Member of the Association.

Section 3-6 – Benefactor Member: A person making an annual contribution of $250 in support of the operations of the Association will be considered to be a Benefactor Member of the Association.

Section 3-7 – Commercial Member: A corporation making an annual contribution of $100 in support of the operations of the Association will be considered to be a Commercial Member of the Association.

Section 3-8 – Redetermination of Member Classes and Contribution Levels: The Board of the Association shall have the authority to revise the classes of Members, to add additional Member qualifications and to re-determine the annual contribution requirement for membership.

Section 3-9 – Mail Address: Each Member of the Association shall file with the Executive Secretary of the Association their permanent mailing address, their lake address, if different than their permanent mailing address and their e-mail address. All Notices shall be sent to the Member’s e-mail address on file or if no e-mail address is on file to the Member’s permanent mailing address on file. Any Member failing to provide his or her current e-mail

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address and or permanent mailing address to the Executive Secretary shall forfeit his or her right to all Association mailings, to include Notice of all meetings.

Section 3-10 – Removal of a Member: Any Member who fails to make his or her annual contribution within the fiscal year, after written notice of such default has been given, shall automatically forfeit membership in the Association.

ARTICLE Iv MEETING OF MEMbERS

Section 4-1 – Annual Meeting: The Annual Meeting of the Members of the Association shall be held on any Saturday during the months of July or August, at an hour and place to be determined by the Board.

Section 4-2 – Special Meetings: A Special Meeting of the Members of the Association may be called by the President, a majority of the Board or at the request of any twenty (20) Members of the Association.

Section 4-3 – Meeting Notice: Notice of a Meeting of the Members of the Association shall be sent to all Members of the Association at their e-mail address on file or, if an e-mail address is not on file, to their permanent mailing address, at least ten (10) days, but not more than fifty (50) days, prior to the meeting, stating the place, day and time of said meeting. In the case of a Special Meeting of Members of the Association, the purpose or purposes for which the Special Meeting of the Members of the Association has been called shall also be included in the Notice of the Meeting.

Section 4-4 – Vote: Each Member of the Association in good standing in attendance or represented by an authorized Proxy shall be entitled to one (1) vote on all issues considered at the Meeting of the Members of the Association.

Section 4-5 – Quorum: Twenty (20) Members of the Association shall constitute a quorum at a Meeting of the Members of the Association.

Section 4-6 – Proxy: Each Member entitled to vote at a Meeting of Members of the Association, or to express consent or dissent to an Association action in writing without a Meeting of Members of the Association taking place may authorize in writing another Member or Members to act on his/her behalf by Proxy. No such Proxy shall be valid after eleven (11) months from the date of execution unless the Proxy provides for a longer period of effectiveness.

ARTICLE v bOARD OF DIRECTORS

Section 5-1 – General Powers: The affairs of the Corporation shall be managed by its Board of Directors, (the Board).

Section 5-2 - Number and Tenure: The number of Directors shall be twenty-seven (27). The Board shall be elected by the Members at the Annual Meeting of the Association, except a past president shall serve three (3) years without election after the completion of his/her term of office. The members of the Board shall be elected for terms of three (3) years each. Nine (9) of the Directors shall be elected each year at the Annual Meeting of the Association.

Section 5-3 – Non Voting Members: The Executive Secretary shall serve as non voting member of the Board.

Section 5-4 - Regular Meeting: A Regular Meeting of the Board shall be held, without other notice than these bylaws, immediately after the Annual Meeting of the Members. The Board may provide by resolution the time and place for holding additional, regular meetings of the Board, with appropriate notice.

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Section 5-5 - Special Meeting: Special Meetings of the Board may be called by the President, Vice President or any five (5) members of the Board. The person or persons authorized to call a Special Meeting of the Board may fix any place within the Geneva Lake Area as the place for holding any such meeting of the Board called by them.

Section 5-6 - Meeting Notice and Waiver: Notice of any Regular or Special Meeting of the Board shall be given at least five (5) days prior thereto by e-mail to each Director at his or her e-mail address, as shown on the records of the Association or, if specifically requested in writing by a Director, at his or her permanent mailing address, as shown on the records of the Association. Notice of any meeting of the Board may be waived in writing, signed either before or after the time of the meeting. The attendance of a Director at a meeting shall constitute a Waiver of Notice of such meeting, except when a Director attends a meeting for the expressed purpose of objecting to the transaction of any business because the meeting is not lawfully called or convened. Neither the business to be transacted at, nor the purpose of any Regular or Special Meeting of the Board need be specified in the Notice of such meeting.

Section 5-7 - Quorum: Nine (9) members of the Board shall constitute a Quorum for the transaction of business at any Meeting of the Board, provided that if fewer than nine (9) of the Directors are present at such meeting, a majority of the Directors present may adjourn the meeting to another time, with similar Notice of the adjourned meeting date.

Section 5-8 – Resignation: Except as otherwise required by law, a Director may resign from the Board at any time by giving notice in writing to the Board. Such resignation shall take effect at the time specified therein, and unless otherwise specified therein, no acceptance of such resignation shall be necessary to make it effective.

Section 5-9 – Removal: A Director may be removed by a majority vote of the Board at any Regular or Special Meeting of the Board whenever in the Board’s judgment the best interests of the Association would be served by the removal of the Director.

Section 5-10 - Vacancy: Any vacancy occurring in the Board may be filled by the Board. A Director elected to fill a vacancy shall be elected for the unexpired term of his or her predecessor in office.

Section 5-11 – Electronic Voting: Motions approved by the Executive Committee may be submitted electronically to the Board for their approval. Only one motion and appropriate supporting materials shall be sent to the Board for consideration at a time. The submission shall request an indication of Approval or Disapproval. The result of the electronic vote shall be recorded in the minutes of the next meeting of the Board.

ARTICLE vI HONORARY DIRECTORS

Section 6-1 – Qualification: Any person having served with distinction as a Director of the Association for a minimum of six (6) years and meeting the requirements set forth in ARTICLE III as a Member in good standing of the Association may be considered for service as an Honorary Director of the Association.

Section 6-2 – Election: Any past Director meeting the qualifications to serve as an Honorary Director may be elected as an Honorary Director at any meeting of the Board of the Association or by electronic vote by a majority vote of the Board. Any person so elected will hold the title of Honorary Director as long as he or she is a Member in good standing of the Association.

Section 6-3 – Responsibilities: An Honorary Director has the responsibility to be an ambassador for the Association supporting the Association and its programs with his or her contacts in the Geneva Lake Area. An Honorary Director may attend Meetings of the Board and with the prior approval of the President of the Association the Honorary Director may speak but will not have a vote.

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ARTICLE vII OFFICERS

Section 7-1 – Number of Officers: The four (4) elected Officers of the Association shall be a President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and the appointed officer of the Association shall be the Executive Secretary. The Board may from time to time deem it necessary to elect or appoint additional officers.

Section 7-2 – Election and Term of Office: Officers shall be elected annually by the Board at the Annual Meeting of the Board. Any two (2) offices of the Association may be held by the same person except the offices of President and Secretary. Each Officer shall hold office for one (1) year or until his or her successor has been elected. The President may not serve more than five (5) successive one-year terms. The election of an Officer shall not of itself create contract rights.

Section 7-3 – Removal: An Officer may be removed by a two-thirds vote of the Board when in the Board’s judgment the best interests of the Association would be served by the removal of the Officer. Such removal shall be without prejudice to contract rights, if any, of the person so removed.

Section 7-4 – Vacancies: Vacancies may be filled or new offices created and filled at any meeting of the Board. Officers so elected will serve until the next Annual Meeting of the Board.

Section 7-5 – President: The President shall be the principal executive officer in all activities and transactions of the Association and shall preside at all Meetings of the Members and the Board and shall be responsible for general supervision of all affairs of the Association.

Section 7-6 – Vice President: The Vice President shall discharge the duties of the President in the event of the absence or disability of the President. The Vice President shall perform any additional duties that may from time to time be directed by the Board.

Section 7-7 – Secretary: The Secretary shall record the minutes of meetings of the Members and of the Board in one or more books provided for that purpose. The Secretary shall countersign all deeds, leases, and conveyances executed by the Association, affix the seal of the Association on papers that are required to be sealed.

Section 7-8 – Treasurer: The Treasurer shall oversee the preparation of the annual budget, oversee all cash investment activities, and make recommendations as to financial institutions to be used by the Association.

Section 7- 9 – Executive Secretary: The Executive Secretary shall be the custodian of the Association records, except the books and records incidental to the duties of the Treasurer, keep a register of the postal, e-mail and phone numbers of each Member and see that all Notices are duly given in accordance with the provisions of these By-Laws or as required by law. In addition the Executive Secretary shall perform any additional duties that may from time to time be directed by the Board.

Section 7-10 – Additional Officers: Additional Officers shall perform those duties that are assigned at the time the position is created by the Board.

ARTICLE vIII COMMITTEES

Section 8-1 - Executive Committee: The Executive Committee shall be made up of the Elected Officers of the Association, the Immediate Past President of the Association, and the Chairman of the Standing Committees of the Association. In addition, the Executive Secretary of the Association will serve as non-voting members of the Executive Committee. Five (5) members of the Executive Committee shall constitute a quorum. The Executive Committee shall have the authority to take any action not inconsistent with these By-Laws. Minutes of all Executive Committee meetings shall be kept by the Association’s Executive Secretary.

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Section 8-2 - Standing Committees: The President of the Association shall appoint the members of each Standing Committee to include the Chair of each Standing Committee. Standing Committees shall be composed of no fewer than three Members of the Association, a majority of which are Directors of the Association. A simple majority of the members of a Standing Committee shall constitute a quorum. Each Standing Committee shall operate under procedures established in the committee’s charter, approved by the Executive Committee. Minutes of all Standing Committee meetings will be prepared by a member of the Standing Committee and filed with the Executive Secretary. Standing Committees of the Association shall include, but not be limited to, Nominating, Finance, Membership, Commercial Membership, Mission, Land and Lake Use, Legal, Program and Publicity and Budget.

Section 8-3 - Special Purpose Committees: The President of the Association may appoint Special Purpose Committees consistent with the Purposes of the Association. Special Purpose Committees shall be composed of no fewer than three Members of the Association, a majority of which are Directors of the Association. A simple majority of the members of a Special Purpose Committee shall constitute a quorum. Each Special Purpose Committee shall operate under procedures established in the Special Purpose Committee’s charter, approved by the Executive Committee. Minutes of all Special Purpose Committee meetings will be prepared by a member of the Special Purpose Committee and filed with the Executive Secretary.

Section 8-4 – Electronic Voting: Committee actions may be taken electronically if all materials supporting the action being taken have been provided to all committee members and actions taken are recorded in the official minutes of the committee.

ARTICLE Ix FINANCIAL POLICIES, bUSINESS MATTERS and RECORDS

Section 9-1 - Registered Office: The Association shall maintain a registered office and a registered agent in the State of Wisconsin, and may have other offices within or without the state.

Section 9-2 - Fiscal Year: The fiscal year of the Association shall begin on July 1st of each year and end on the following June 30th.

Section 9-3 - Banking Relationship: All funds of the Association shall be deposited from time to time to the credit of the Association in such banks, trust companies, or other depositories as the Board may from time to time select.

Section 9-4 – Checks and Deposits: All checks, drafts, or other orders for the payment of money, notes, or other evidences of indebtedness, issued in the name of the Association, shall be signed by such Officer or Officers, agent or agents of the Association and in such manner as shall from time to time be determined by resolutions of the Board. In absence of such determination by the Board, such instruments shall be signed by the Treasurer and countersigned by the President, Vice President or Executive Secretary of the Association.

Section 9-5 - Contracts: The Board may authorize any Officer or Officers, agent or agents, to enter into any contract or execute or deliver any instrument in the name of and on behalf of the Association, and such authorization may be general or confined to specific instances.

Section 9-6 - Loans: No indebtedness for borrowed money shall be contracted on behalf of the Association and no evidences of such indebtedness shall be issued in its name unless authorized by or under the authority of a resolution of the Board. Such authorization may be general or confined to specific instances.

Section 9-7 - Acceptance of Cash Gifts, Non-Cash Gifts and Bequests: The Board may accept on behalf of the Association any contribution, gift, bequest, or device, for the general purposes or for any special purpose of the Association.

Section 9-8 - Books and Records: The Association shall keep correct and complete books and records of account and shall also keep minutes of the proceedings of its Member, Board, and Committee meetings, and shall keep at the registered or principal office a record giving the names and addresses of the Members entitled to vote. All books and records of the Association may be inspected by any Member or his or her agent or attorney for any proper purpose at any reasonable time.

Section 9-9 - Corporate Seal: The Board may provide a corporate seal that shall be circular in form and shall have inscribed thereon the name of the Association and the state of incorporation and the words “CORPORATE SEAL”.

Section 9-10 - Mandated Reserve: In order to maintain the Association’s financial stability and to prepare for unexpected contingencies, the Board aspires to establish and maintain a cash reserve (Reserve Account). The Reserve Account will be equal in amount to the prior eighteen (18) months’ total cash disbursements (excluding discretionary grants). Such funds shall be recorded separately on the financial statements as the “Board Mandated Reserve”. The Board shall review the size of the Reserve Account each year as part of the annual budgeting process. Draw downs from the Reserve Account shall require majority approval of the entire Board.

Section 9-11 - Investment Policy: The Association’s primary objective in managing its investable assets is to preserve principal. However, the Board recognizes that during some market conditions, an all-cash policy may be inappropriate. Provided that the Reserve Account has been achieved, the Executive Committee is authorized to allocate no more than twenty-five (25) per cent of the Association’s remaining investable assets in prudent, non-cash accounts. The Board shall review the allocation of the investments each year as a part of the annual budgeting process.

ARTICLE x INDEMNIFICATION and LIAbILITY

Article 10-1 – Indemnification: To the fullest extent permitted or required by law, including but not limited to Wisconsin Statutes Sections 181.0871 through 181.0889 (and any subsequent amendments thereto), the Association shall indemnify its Directors and Officers against any and all Liabilities, damages, costs and Expenses and shall advance, as incurred, any and all reasonable Expenses, incurred in any Proceeding to which any such Director or Officer is a party because he or she is a Director or Officer of the Association, or because he or she is responsible for the operation of the Association or any part thereof. The rights granted herein shall not be deemed exclusive of any other rights to indemnification against Liabilities, damages, costs, and Expenses, or the advancement of Expenses to which a Director or Officer may be entitled under any written agreement, Board resolution, statute or otherwise. Further, all such rights shall continue as to any person who has ceased to be a Director or Officer, and shall inure to the benefit of the heirs, executors, administrators and assigns of such person.

Article 10-2 – Liability: Upon receipt of a request for indemnification against Liabilities and Expenses and/or advancement of Expenses pursuant to this provision, a prompt determination shall be made by a disinterested quorum of the Board, if available, or by such other means recognized by law, to determine the requesting Party’s right to indemnification or advancement. If no such determination is made within thirty (30) days from the date of the request, it shall be conclusively presumed for all purposes that the requesting Party has rights to indemnification and for advancement unless, by proper resolution of the Board, said thirty (30) day deadline is extended. The Association may, but shall not be obligated to, supplement the foregoing rights to indemnification against Liability and Expenses, and/or advancement of Expenses by purchasing insurance on behalf of any one or more Directors or Officers, regardless of whether the Association shall be obligated to indemnify against Liability or advance Expenses to the Director or Officer covered by said insurance.

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Article 10-3 – Definitions: All capitalized terms used in ARTICLE X and not otherwise defined shall have the meaning set forth in Section 181.0871 of the Wisconsin Statutes.

ARTICLE xI CONFLICT OF INTEREST

Section 11-1 – Disclosure of Possible Conflicts: Each Director shall disclose to the Board any duality of interest or possible conflict of interest whenever duality or conflict pertains to a matter being considered by the Board.

Section 11-2 – Minutes: The minutes of the Board meeting involving any situation where a conflict has been identified shall reflect the disclosure of the conflict, the individual’s limited involvement in the discussion of the topic, the abstention from voting and that a quorum was present after removal of the Director with the conflict.

Section 11-3 – Statements of Policy: The Association will have approved policies in place complying with the IRS’s recommendation that 501 (c) (3) organizations have approved policies on Conflict of Interest, Whistleblowers and Record Retention.

ARTICLE xII DISSOLUTION CLAUSE

Section 12-1 Dissolution Clause: The corporation shall be nonstock and no dividends or pecuniary profits shall ever be declared or paid to the members thereof. In the event of the dissolution of the corporation, the Board of Directors shall, after paying or making provisions for the payment of all the liabilities of the corporation, dispose of all the assets of the corporation exclusively for the purposes of the corporation in such manner, or to such organization or organizations organized and operated exclusively for charitable, educational, religious, or scientific purposes as shall at the time qualify as an exempt organization or organizations under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 (or the corresponding provision of any future United States Internal Revenue Law), as the Board of Directors shall determine. Any such assets not so disposed of shall be disposed of by the Circuit Court of the county in which the principal office of the corporation is then located, exclusively for such purposes or to such organization or organizations, as said court shall determine, which are organized and operated exclusively for such purposes.

ARTICLE xIII AMENDMENTS

Section 13-1 Amendments: The power to alter, amend or repeal the By-Laws of the Association, or adopt new By-Laws shall be vested in the Board unless otherwise provided in the Articles of Incorporation. Such action may be taken at any Regular or Special Meeting of the Board. Notice of the proposed amendment, to include the suggested text of the change, shall be given in writing to all Directors at least twenty (20) days prior to the meeting at which the proposed change will be considered. The By-Laws may contain any provision for the regulation and management of the affairs of the Association not inconsistent with law or the Articles of Incorporation.

Revised, August 2017

Application/Renewal Page

All persons interested in the conservation, preservation, environmental education and general welfare in the Geneva Lake Region are invited to become members. The tax deductible contributions requested from members are as follows:

MEMbERSHIP CATEGORY:

________ q Regular Membership Annual Contribution $40

________ q Sustaining Membership Annual Contribution $75

________ q Contributing Membership Annual Contribution $100

________ q Donor Membership Annual Contribution $150

________ q benefactor Membership Annual Contribution $250 or more

________ q Commercial Membership Annual Contribution $100 or more

All Contributions Are Tax Deductible

APPLICATION FOR MEMbERSHIP p OR RENEWAL p(Online application, renewal and payment is available at at www.genevalakeassoc.org)

Name(s) ___________________________________________________________(as you want to be listed in the Directory)

q Check here to use the data that is on file and or...E-Mail Address ______________________________________________________

Mailing Address _____________________________________________________

(for all mailings) ______________________________________________________

Phone ___________________________________

Geneva Area Address _______________________________________________(if not the same) _______________________________________________

Phone __________________________________

Pier Number __________ (if none, use LG, FON, WAL, WB, LINN, ELK, etc.)

Subdivision or Association (If any) ___________________

Estate Name (ex. “Heavenly Acres”) (if any) ______________

Mail to: Geneva Lake Association, PO box 412, Lake Geneva, WI 53147

or pay on line at www.genevalakeassoc.org

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