WACF Announces ’21 Eli Lilly Lifetime Founders Society Members
September 8, 2021 at 9:50 p.m.
WACF Announces ’21 Eli Lilly Lifetime Founders Society Members
By Staff Report-
Founders are recognized with this honor for significant contributions of $100,000 or more made over the course of their lifetimes. They receive a medallion and a plaque with their name added to the Eli Lilly Lifetime Founders Society wall at the WACF Levinson-LaBrosse Lakes and Wetland Education Center.
New Founders were recognized during a celebratory dinner on Aug. 27:
• Dick and Linda Tillman, posthumously
Dick and Linda Tillman were longtime residents of Lake Wawasee with a remarkable passion for sailing. They were both award-winning sailors with a love of water that led them to give back through their time and talents. They directly supported the WACF Memory Garden among many other watershed endeavors.
• Keith Busse
Keith Busse has been an ardent supporter of WACF for many years. A longtime resident of the South Shore of Lake Wawasee, Keith has distinguished himself in business and philanthropy.
• Donn and Linda Baird
Donn and Linda have been exceptional volunteers for WACF for many years. Donn is currently serving his fourth three-year term as treasurer on the Board of Directors and Linda has been quick to step up and support WACF efforts with her talents.
• Bill and Barbara Couch
Former Indiana University football star Bill Couch and his wife Babs have lived on Lake Wawasee since 1978. Bill is an Air Force veteran and a retired orthopedic surgeon who has also volunteered on the WACF Board of Directors.
• Randall L. Tobias
Ambassador Randall L. Tobias has been recognized for his leadership in business, education, philanthropy and government service. His distinguished career and commitment to others has left a positive legacy around the world.
“Welcome to our new Founders,” said Heather Harwood, executive director. “As an Eli Lilly Lifetime Founders Society member, you are now a key part of our organization’s distinguished story. Your leadership drives our mission of protecting and preserving our watershed for generations to come and we are grateful for your remarkable support.”
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Founders are recognized with this honor for significant contributions of $100,000 or more made over the course of their lifetimes. They receive a medallion and a plaque with their name added to the Eli Lilly Lifetime Founders Society wall at the WACF Levinson-LaBrosse Lakes and Wetland Education Center.
New Founders were recognized during a celebratory dinner on Aug. 27:
• Dick and Linda Tillman, posthumously
Dick and Linda Tillman were longtime residents of Lake Wawasee with a remarkable passion for sailing. They were both award-winning sailors with a love of water that led them to give back through their time and talents. They directly supported the WACF Memory Garden among many other watershed endeavors.
• Keith Busse
Keith Busse has been an ardent supporter of WACF for many years. A longtime resident of the South Shore of Lake Wawasee, Keith has distinguished himself in business and philanthropy.
• Donn and Linda Baird
Donn and Linda have been exceptional volunteers for WACF for many years. Donn is currently serving his fourth three-year term as treasurer on the Board of Directors and Linda has been quick to step up and support WACF efforts with her talents.
• Bill and Barbara Couch
Former Indiana University football star Bill Couch and his wife Babs have lived on Lake Wawasee since 1978. Bill is an Air Force veteran and a retired orthopedic surgeon who has also volunteered on the WACF Board of Directors.
• Randall L. Tobias
Ambassador Randall L. Tobias has been recognized for his leadership in business, education, philanthropy and government service. His distinguished career and commitment to others has left a positive legacy around the world.
“Welcome to our new Founders,” said Heather Harwood, executive director. “As an Eli Lilly Lifetime Founders Society member, you are now a key part of our organization’s distinguished story. Your leadership drives our mission of protecting and preserving our watershed for generations to come and we are grateful for your remarkable support.”
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