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These are the numbers of animals killed worldwide by the meat, egg, and dairy industries since you opened this webpage
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Wagner Farm Personnel:
Wagner Farm Director
Todd Price
todd.price@glenviewparks.org
224-521-2187
Wagner Farm Programs Director
Sarah Hagye
sarah.hagye@glenviewparks.org
224-521-2189
Village of Glenview Board:
Kerry Cumming, President
847-904-4370 kcummings@glenview.il.us
Trustees:
Scott R. Britton
847-832-1305 sbritton@brennerlawfirm.com
Pat Cuisinier
312-624-9865 pcuisinier@cfblaw.net
Paul Detlefs
877-822-8090 paulvillage@comcast.net
Deborah Karton
847-441-5911 debbyvillage@comcast.net
Michael Jenny
847-904-4508 mikevillage@comcast.net
Philip O'C. White
847-832-0068 pwhitevillage@comcast.net
Glenview Park District Board:
Charles T. Balling, Executive Director
224-521-2250 chuck.balling@glenviewparks.org
Trustees:
Angie Katsamakis angie.katsamakis@glenviewparks.org
Charles Kuhn charlie.kuhn2@glenviewparks.org
Daniel Peterson dan.peterson2@glenviewparks.org
William Casey williamcasey@glenviewparks.org
Robert Patton robert.patton@glenviewparks.org
Ted Przybylo ted.przybylo@glenviewparks.org
Mary Jean Coulson maryjean.coulson@glenviewparks.org
4-H University of Illinois Extension
Vickie Brown - 4-H Military Youth Educator, Lake County Unit
847-223-8627 viceez@illinois.edu
James Reaves - County Director for University of Illinois Extension at Lake County
847-223-8627 jereaves@illinois.edu
Letter Template
To the Glenview Park District, Village of Glenview Municipal Personnel, and the Media,
I am writing to expresses my support for the rights and welfare of all animals associated with the tax payer purchased and supported Wagner Farm. This includes all of the animals used in the Glenview Clovers 4H program. As there are various types of humane programming that are being used effectively at other types of farms and also open to the public, as well as people willing and qualified to implement such programming, there are no valid reasons for any kind of inhumane programming to still exist at Wagner Farm.
Wagner Farm Rescue Fund, a 501(c) (3) organization, was founded to address the welfare of any and all animals associated with Wagner Farm. This organization, now as in the past, seeks the opportunity to work in conjunction with Wagner Farm in the implementation of humane programming. This is an imperative endeavor that will not only reap benefits for all concerned but will result in Wagner Farm having a positive standing in all of the community rather than being wrought with public controversy.
I wish to see Wagner Farm established as a true asset to the community through being an exemplary example of a humane environment, and ask that you take the necessary steps to do so. Please allow Wagner Farm to live up to its potential and truly be the gem of Glenview.
Sincerely,
