Initial Diamond level donors to “Reviving the Fields” project ... A couple of local donations at the Diamond level of giving ($5,000 or more) have been received in the early fundraising efforts for the “Reviving the Fields” project aimed at improving the baseball/softball fields at Waukon City Park, the Waukon Complex adjacent to the Fairgrounds, and near the school district bus barn. Donations continue to be accepted and can be made by contacting any member of the parent committee listed in the accompanying article.
Pictured above at the presentation of the $5,000 donation made by Waukon State Bank toward the project are: Left to right - Front row: Janessa Weymiller, Brylee Willis, Kreigan Phipps, Gage Dotzler and Sam Weymiller representing some of the many youth who will benefit from the field improvements project; Back row: Little League Baseball/Softball Parent Committee representatives Dan Willis, Josh Phipps, Rachel Berns, Nicole Willis (also representing Waukon State Bank) and Jamie Phipps, along with Gina Curtin, Justin Sweeney and Dan Denk of Waukon State Bank.
Pictured below at the Waukon City Park ball diamond that will be one of the fields improved by the project are numerous young ball players who will be part of the local youth benefiting from the field improvements project, along with Bruening Rock Products Project Manager Jesse Delaney. Bruening Rock Products will be donating half the cost of the materials being used in the field improvements project, an amount that propels them into the Diamond level of project fundraising sponsorship. Left to right - Front row: Briar Engrav, Evelynn Engrav, Irene Clarke, Evan Iverson, Joslyn Bernau, Barrett Gibbs and Vienna Gibbs; Back row: Bruening Rock Products Project Manager Jesse Delaney, Elsie Clarke, Belle Grimstad, Henry Clarke, Kreigan Phipps, Gage Dotzler, Vinny Gibbs, Weston Everman, Kason Beneke, Gavin Bernau, Logan Knox, Landon Kipp and Jack Bernau. Submitted photos.
