Acknowledging those who contribute in various ways to help us make a difference.

Thanks to Woody Jackson, Creator of the Ben & Jerry's©: Cow for allowing us to use the image of the barnyard with cow's. We have incorporated the image into our page header to symbolize what Wisconsin is so well known for. A representation of not simply to provide a food source, but for the hard work and long hours, work ethic, commitment, and dedication it requires of the farmer, his family, and the farming community to work together to plant a seed, nurture it, and bring it to harvest.
www.woodyjackson.com/holycowinc/
Read the Ben & Jerry story.

Thanks to Dick Lund for his photo of the ship entering the Port of Green Bay in the foreground of the Leo Frigo Memorial Bridge (formerly Tower Drive Bridge) on Interstate 43 over the Lower Fox River— A river that flows north. This bridge has a profound meaning to the founder. It is a monument in Scott's eyes as his father worked as an Ironworker laying steel for this bridge and retired when the job was nearly completed. And now that his father's time has past, vivid memories linger of him hunched over as he tied re-bar matts for the bridge spans.

The ship coming in is an image of Dad coming home after working, often being gone all week building bridges with Lunda Construction all over the state. Scott missed him while growing up. "We to are like a ship, carrying a cargo of material things, pain, anger and love—moving ever so slowly toward our destination," says Scott.

Dick Lund's photo's are a tremendous contribution to our culture here in Wisconsin and across the Great Lakes Region.
Great Lake Ship Photos