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Each fiscal year, the first 10% of the company’s net profits are Fidelity offers easy-to-understand infographics, calculators, and blog
distributed to the Do it Best team through profit sharing. This articles available on netbenefits.com to help you navigate your
approach aligns us directly to company performance and allows financial journey every step of the way. Log on to Workbench and
everyone to create the best plan for their financial future. click on the Fidelity icon at the bottom of the homepage to see
everything you need to create your plan and start a conversation
“It’s a joy to explain our profit sharing program to candidates,” says with a financial advisor. You can also call Fidelity from
HR Manager Celeste Stevens. “Our program provides a generous 8 am–9 pm EST at 1.800.603.4015.
contribution to your retirement plan and compares very favorably to
a typical 401k, where the participant has to contribute a percentage We just started a new fiscal year. What’s next?
of their own pay to earn a matching amount by their employer.” If you worked at least 500 hours or 41-2/3 hours per credited month
between July 1, 2021 and June 30, 2022, you’re eligible for a profit
Not only do you get the peace of mind knowing the company is sharing distribution this year.
substantially helping you build your retirement nest egg, you also
get access to the investment experts from Fidelity to guide you along This fall, the executive leadership team will travel to all Do it Best
the way—for free. Our retirement savings plan is fully administered locations to celebrate company performance and individual career
and supported by Fidelity and includes access to financial advisors milestones during our annual Team Appreciation Nights. Along
who understand your fund options and can support you in creating with an informational packet that details the company’s profit
a plan to meet your long-term goals. sharing contribution to your account, you’ll receive a cashable check
representing 10% of your earned benefit.
When is the best time to talk to Fidelity?
Anytime! Check in with a financial advisor periodically to learn In-person, expert advice coming soon
about different investment plans throughout your entire career. Now that Fidelity advisors are able to safely travel again, we’re
That’s an especially important step for new team members and excited to bring back scheduled planning workshops at each
those looking to retire within five years. If you’re a new team Do it Best location later this year. You’ll have the opportunity to
member, you can learn about the impact of cash election decisions, learn the strategies for maximizing your profit sharing to secure your
different investment strategies, and gain insights on the best steps retirement future and ask any questions about your Fidelity plan.
to accomplish your financial goals. As you approach retirement, it’s
important to lean into Fidelity’s resources to ensure you’re on the
right track to achieving your investment targets.

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ENHANCING THE
DELIVERY EXPERIENCE

The Shipping team in Montgomery participated in hands-on training 300 REASONS TO CELEBRATE
coordinated by new General Manager Jason Kretschmer and
Department Manager Victor Ortiz in a partnership with Transervice, The Sales
our carrier partner. During the last week of May, Victor picked two and Business
truckloads of merchandise at random for the shipping team to deliver Development
through a simulated double door to show the challenges our drivers team set a
and members face when unloading Do it Best deliveries. new record
in Do it
"Not all members have the same space, docks, and industrial Best history.
equipment we have at a warehouse," explains National Logistics Territory
Manager Steve Rose. "Throughout this training, there were several Sales Manager Mark Grohnke turned in the 300th
light bulb moments that led to conversations about process member application for the year on June 16. That means
improvement to better serve our members." we've added more new members and completed more
competitive re-signs than any previous year. And it puts
us 60% ahead of last year's record signings.

“One of our three pillars for growth is focused on
expanding our member base. The work done this year
is a great achievement for the Sales team, but it’s also
a tribute to the incredible support and assistance across
all divisions of the company making this milestone
possible,” says VP of Sales and Business Development
Greg Fuller.

This retained and new business will help us continue
our growth momentum as we drive more sales for our
members in the coming year with services tailored to
their unique needs to grow their momentum.

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FORE THE BUILDING A FOUNDATION WOODBURN'S JOURNEY
CAUSE IN YOUR BACKYARD TO GREATER EFFICIENCY

The Do it Best Foundation We’re looking for deserving agencies The Woodburn team is enhancing the warehouse’s
hosted our top vendors and processes to move products even more efficiently
business partners at the Fore the in all of our communities where we through the warehouse, on to delivery trucks,
Cause golf outing on June 20. and into member stores. The initial goal has been
Money raised from this event have offices! If you know a 501(c)3 to reduce shortages due to mixed freight, which
goes to fund the Foundation’s increased the risk of wrong member deliveries.
grants for nonprofits in the nonprofit specializing in health and After several modifications to the process of
communities where we live, consolidating several sections of tote orders,
work, and play across the wellness, youth enrichment, the leaders in Woodburn are confident in the team’s
country. solution—especially seeing shortage numbers
arts, or community improvement, decrease by 52% over the last year and 37% over
just the past two months.
encourage them to apply for a
“The team is also optimistic to see productivity
Do it Best Foundation grant. Visit improvements with reduced touches,” General
doitbestfoundation.org and follow Manager Blaine Oswald explains. “Touches
@DoitBestFoundation on Instagram refers to how many times a product is handled
for more information. by a different team member before it gets to its
final destination. Reducing the number of people
Consumer handling an order saves a lot of time as products
Marketing make their way through our center and out to the
Specialists member.”
Megan Millsap
and Haley
Ulmer check
golfers in
and sell raffle
tickets.

VP of Logistics Order Filler Johnny Borrego consolidates the order he’s
Tim Miller working on to reduce the number of team members
(right) golfs handling it.
alongside
leaders from
Ryder, our key
transportation
partner since the
1980s.

VP of Merchandising Dent Johnson (second from the left) and President and CEO Dan Anthony Martinez stages pallets for pick up to get
Starr (right) share candid conversation on the green. wrapped and loaded on a delivery truck.

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SAFETY BINGO CREATES A BUZZ MAKEOVER IN MEDINA:
TELLING OUR STORY
More than 1,400 bingo cards were sent to the
eight warehouses to ensure team members are
familiar with safety phrases and practices to prevent injuries.
Since the launch of this initiative, we’ve seen a marked
decrease in our most serious injuries.

In addition to Safety Bingo, we’ve brought back the long-
standing tradition of the safety t-shirt contest with more
than 50 submissions
received. Safety
Manager Mike Morris
and the Safety Bingo
winners selected
this winning design
by Sikeston’s Mark
Wendel. For his efforts,
Mark received a $200
purchase credit.

Shawn Evans of Lexington won Dixon’s Alan Dir won after
BINGO after seven words and eight words.
received a new Ring doorbell.

Susie Lukefahr beat out the Heather Cougar of Medina Digital Communications Specialist Dan Walton and Graphic
competition in Sikeston to win after won after 15 words. Artist Terri Wunderlin collaborated with Logistics to work
13 words. their creative magic in Medina's new break room and hallways
where they showcased the warehouse's important role in
4 serving our member-owners.

General Manager Ryan Stannert and the entire Medina
team love the new look and attention to detail. Dan and
Terri enjoyed the challenge of thoughtful storytelling with
the project, appreciated the hospitality, and can't wait to see
how these designs will help tell our story to staff and visiting
members.

"We were happy to be able to do this for them and could
already see the faces of team members light up looking at
photos," shares Terri. "While we were still installing, we noticed
that Medina leaders had already incorporated our big company
map of warehouses into their staff orientation tour."

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someone to the Do it Best career opportunities Montgomery General Manager Jason
team and they're hired. Kretschmer presented Joel Livingston with
a $250 purchase credit for referring Ethan
Mesquite General Manager Lanking to the team.
Gary Loosle (right) is excited
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health and safety career opportu
A tense moment on May 24 in Montgomery showed birthdays and anniversaries
the power of dedication and teamwork. With a 12-hour
work day already planned, a critical network switch went down
and connectivity was lost with a raised storage platform where a
majority of order filling happens. Maintenance Technician Brett
Barett and Systems Engineer Dillon Henschen sprung into action
to get the switch back online so the warehouse could get through
the rest of their day. Senior Systems Administrator Jason Bauman
and Systems Engineer Peter Mitchell loaded up new equipment and
drove from Fort Wayne to Montgomery to work through the night,
ensuring the team would be back to business the next day.

DON WOLF RECEIVES
POSTHUMOUS HONOR

Do it Best President Emeritus Don Wolf was

posthumously inducted into the inaugural class

of the Big Brothers Big Sisters of America Alumni

Hall of Fame during the organization’s annual

conference in June. Don was a co-founder of the

Northeast Indiana chapter of BBBS and served as

president of their national board. After his own

parents passed away when he was a teenager,

Don’s wife Ginny (center) accepted the award for the family. he quickly entered the workforce and raised
his siblings while going to school and keeping

up with farm chores. He wanted youth in Northeast Indiana to feel the support, encouragement, and empowerment that he didn’t

always have.

Don started his career here in 1947, when we were known as Hardware Wholesalers, Inc. He served in a variety of purchasing,
marketing, and sales roles before becoming the CEO in 1967. He retired in 1992. Don was a beacon for our company’s servant
leadership model and he continued his passion of giving back to the community right up until his passing in 2019.

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CELEBRATE

Sales Support Coordinator Lisa Dudeck,
her husband Nick, and big brother
Andrew welcomed Katelyn Marie to the
world on April 27.

Montgomery’s Shellica Parker is excited for the
upcoming birth of her first baby. The team threw her a
baby shower on June 23.

Mesquite Order Filler Jacque Delgadillo, The HR team threw a baby shower for Talent Acquisition She’s 50 and fabulous! Video Producer Karen
her husband Marcus, and big brother Specialist Karissa Shepherd on June 24. She and her Lennon celebrated her milestone birthday on
Zane are proud to introduce Myla husband Brandon are excited to soon welcome their first June 22 with a surprise BBQ lunch and decorated
Louise, born on June 20. baby, June Beatrice. office.

FORE RETIREMENT'S
SAKE

Golf courses are welcoming Beth Crilly (second
from the right) with open arms as she enjoys
retirement. The Fort Wayne team celebrated
Beth's nearly 35-year career alongside her partner,
siblings, and dear friends on May 24. Beth's team
knows how much she loves golfing and Christmas
decorations, so they presented gift cards to keep
her stylish on the green and for a shopping spree at
member-owned Hartville Hardware, which is known
for its holiday selection.

"Beth is a super smiley, happy, and social person,"
says LBM Division Manager of Business Development
Jean Fahy. "It's been a joy working with her and
seeing her guide others, especially members."

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES As Do it Best continues to grow, there may be career opportunities
AT DO IT BEST
for you to pursue within the company. External candidates apply at
doitbestcareers.com. Internal candidates should use the link provided
on Workbench and apply by logging in to my.adp.com.

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DANCING OUT OF GETTING HER
THE DATA CENTER KICKS AFTER 26

Brenda Lineberry celebrated her 41-year career Dixon Order Filler Sandra Marshall said
on May 25 alongside her fiance, children, goodbye to her close-knit work family after
granddaughters, niece, and Do it Best family. 26 years on May 26. She was touched by
Many reflected on how Brenda is the coworker how supportive the entire warehouse was
everyone wants with her level head, empathy in her battle with breast cancer, and they
for others, and contagious joy. She’ll spend will all miss her dearly. Everyone knows
retirement with her son and granddaughters in Sandra as a caring team member, and that's
the Sunshine State. how she plans on spending her retirement.
"Sandra is retiring from Do it Best, but not
"While I've only had the pleasure of working life," shares General Manager Rich Jordan.
with Brenda since 2018, she has qualities that "She’s going to keep herself busy with side
I'll remember and look up to for the rest of jobs, including working with the elderly and
my career," says IT Operations Manager René cleaning houses. We'll miss her big heart
Thompson. "She came to work every day very much."
with a positive attitude, willingness to pitch in
wherever she could, and she did a great job."

CLOSING THE BOOKS IN FINANCE

Director of
Financial
Analysis Brian Eichman
celebrated 30 years at
Do it Best with a tight-
knit celebration in his
department on May 26.
Surrounded by his family,
the team took a humorous
quiz to see how well they
knew Brian. The Eichmans
expressed their gratitude
for the opportunities Brian
was given to succeed at
Do it Best. His career allowed his wife to homeschool his children, who all went
on to pursue careers serving others.

"I can't thank Brian enough for his consistency and dependability," shared VP
of Finance Doug Roth. "His work was incredibly important to our financial
infrastructure. We all wish him well."

CALLING ALL RETIREES

We’ve created a private Facebook group dedicated exclusively to our many Do it
Best retirees! This online community provides access to the latest issue of Family
News and event information while keeping you in touch with other retirees.
Encourage your retired coworkers to join by typing bit.ly/3ggyc86 into their internet browser or
scan this QR code with a phone camera. If you don’t have a Facebook account, it takes just minutes
to get it set up so you can join in the conversation. Contact [email protected] if you have
questions.

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FORE AFTER 44 21 AND DONE

Team Medina Congratulations
celebrated Steve to Medina Order
Minnick's 44 years in nearly every Filler Tom Evans on his 21-year
role at the warehouse, including career with Do it Best. The entire
return goods, shipping, receiving, warehouse looks up to the
small parcel processing, and order consistency and dedication he
filling. For the past 19 years, Steve brought each day. On May 27,
has been Medina's main pallet pick everyone wished him well as he
order filler. Since May 27, he's been headed out to spend his newfound
spending his retirement working time fishing, hunting, playing
on DIY projects around the house, golf, and taking a well-deserved
fishing, golfing, riding his Harley, breather.
and enjoying life.
"On top of filling orders, Tom was a key member of our
"Steve has an incredible amount of knowledge that will certainly emergency response team," shares General Manager Ryan
be missed," says General Manager Ryan Stannert. "He's known Stannert. "His experience as a first responder benefited the
for doing the right thing and setting up his fellow team entire Medina warehouse and made everyone feel safer in their
members for success." work environment."

OUR WONDER WOMAN,
OUR BATMAN, OUR HOPE

The Fort Wayne team and a record number of retirees
celebrated Hope Shaver's (second from the left) 36 years
of IT service on June 1. Hope's team compared her to
Wonder Woman for always being someone to look up to,
while President and CEO Dan Starr suggested she was
more like Batman, complimenting her on how quickly she's
responded to the "bat signal" over the years to keep orders
moving and systems running. She looks forward to spending retirement helping her son at the bowling alley he owns, spending
quality time with her grandson, and visiting her family in Vermont.

"For more than three decades, Hope has been so drastically instrumental to our business in keeping our systems running, directing
processes, and being available anytime—days, nights, weekends, and holidays," says IT Enhancement Manager Karla Wygant. "Her
sense of dedication and hard work is second to none. We'll never forget her huge heart, helpful spirit, and compassion for others."

CHEERS TO 22 YEARS

Team Sikeston celebrated Paula Smith's 22-year career
at Do it Best on June 15 with her family, good food, and
heartfelt memories shared. She was an order filler and known as the
mother hen of her team. Warehouse leadership knew they could count
on her to help wherever needed, including shipping and building
pallets. Paula will now spend retirement building memories with her
grandchildren and going on plenty of camping trips.

"Paula is most appreciated for her acts of kindness to ensure her
teammates had what they needed to be successful," says General
Manager Will Ryan. "We wish her the best in retirement and can't
thank her enough for her dedicated service."

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PROUD PARENTS: ABOVE AND BEYOND:
LIGHTING UP INDIANA A FLIGHT TO REMEMBER
MICHIGAN POWER
LBM Merchandise Manager Mike
Director of International Sales Christian Parra Post had a once-in-a-lifetime
is thrilled to share his daughter Bianca’s passion opportunity to accompany his
for the environment and renewable energy father Victor on an Honor Flight
resources. Recently, she was one of four kids to our nation’s capital on June 8.
selected to participate in a short video series with Victor was a navigator in the Air
Indiana Michigan Power to explain the company’s Force, serving in the Berlin Crisis
commitment to utilizing solar panels, windmills, during the Cold War and also
hydroelectric power, and during the Korean War.
more. Scan the QR code
with your phone’s camera to “My dad really enjoyed being with the other veterans that day, some of
learn what solar farms can whom he served with,” shares Mike, “He was grateful for the appreciation
do from Bianca. he and other veterans were shown by everyone we passed. It was an honor
to spend the day with my dad and meet the amazing volunteers making it
happen.”

The Honor Flight Network is a nonprofit group honoring veterans from
all over the country with all-expenses paid trips to the memorials in
Washington, DC—a trip many of them would not otherwise be able to take
to share their stories and reflect on their collective experiences.

WHAT'S HAPPENING: REMEMBERING THE FALLEN

In honor of Memorial Day, the Fort Wayne The American Legion also sold poppies to team
employee board placed American flags members, raising money for veteran resources,
throughout the parking lot and entrance. including a food pantry, bill assistance, holiday gifts,
and the adopt-a-veteran program at a nearby medical
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RING IN SPRING FLING

The executive team and Fort Wayne employee board
members enjoyed serving grilling seasonal favorites and
catching up with everyone on May 26.

RAIN DOESN'T STOP FORT WAYNE FUN

The sun ended up being the VIP at Fort Wayne’s Summer Nights celebration on
June 6. After a torrential downpour, the team soaked up a taste of the Union Street
Market, music from The Hubie Ashcraft Band, yard games, and good company.

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GRILLING IN
MONTGOMERY

Montgomery team members were
able to dig into a barbeque ahead
of Memorial Day weekend. Everyone
enjoyed burgers, hotdogs, and
beautiful weather to kick off the
unofficial start of summer.

MONTGOMERY WELCOMES Team Montgomery welcomed summer at Thomas Bull Memorial
SUMMER IN STYLE Park on June 10. New General Manager Jason Kretschmer had the
opportunity to mingle with his team and meet their families. Everyone
enjoyed games, food, fun, and even an appearance from Mr. Friendly!

Mr. Friendly helped with drawings for sweet prizes. Team members enjoyed their time outdoors playing volleyball and other yard games.

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SAFETY CORNER Presented by Mike Morris FOCUS ON HEALTH:
DISTRACTED WALKING SOAK IN SELF-CARE
DANGERS
Each of us is living in a whirlwind of constant activity. Even outside of
The rise in smartphone technology has made distracted our busy work lives, we get pulled in different directions with families,
walking a major safety concern in work spaces and public friends, and organizations we belong to. Be sure to make time for
pedestrian walkways. In fact, the Governors Highway yourself and engage in healthy self-care to:
Safety Association reports that an average of 6,000
pedestrians are killed each year from distracted walking. • I mprove mental health—Enjoying alone time is linked to better
While it’s easy to suspect smartphones are the culprit life satisfaction and lower rates of depression.
behind these numbers, someone can get lost in their own
thoughts about personal issues or work as well. • S park creativity—Time without structure allows your mind to
If you bury your face in your phone or let thoughts wander and bring new ideas to your creative outlet, whether it’s a
wander while you’re on the move, you risk sprains, strains, canvas or experimenting in the kitchen.
broken bones, cuts, or bruises from not paying attention
to obstacles in your path. Remember—cell phones are not • B oost self-esteem—Studies show that solitude heightens
allowed on the warehouse floor to prevent accidents. We confidence because you’re taking the time for personal reflection
encourage you to come to a complete stop or sit to use and goal setting.
your phone in the office, parking lot, or break area.
• C reate empathy for others—Taking time for yourself can
broaden your perspective and open your mind to new ideas,
preventing what’s known as “group mentality” when you’re
heavily influenced by those around you.

• H eighten emotional intelligence—When we’re overstimulated,
it’s easy to act or react harshly. Alone time gives you the chance
to calm down and determine why you feel the way you do.

Plan time out for
yourself, just like you
would for a work
meeting or lunch with
a friend. As the saying
goes, you can’t pour
from an empty cup.
Be sure to take care of
yourself first.

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1985 F Gary Smith L Rich Sager N Joe Lugo D Kiana Lopez F Field Staff . . . . . X
Debbie Turner L 2004 X Tony Cortes P Tony Miner X Stephanie Lyons F
1987 F Kevin Berry X 2013 Mike Stahle X Kent Rhora X
Kyle Craft L Craig Miller X Samantha Cox F Brianne Till F Kelly Baker M
1989 W 2006 L Ron Roberts L Jon Griffiths N Merideth Banky M Dustin Findley W
Lisa Leach W Jun Woo L Mike Bohmer M Carlos Rodriguez Eric Brown M Edward McCarthy W
1990 F David Lott N Rodriguez P Carey Bullis M Leslie Mendoza W
Helen Settles F Barbara Walker F 2014 Dylan Garner W Amanda Dillon M Nicholas Ruff W
Brad Custer F Lisa Whitmore F Corinne Beer F 2021 D
Ed Gonzales W 2007 N Sean Birch S 2019 John Llewellyn M Isaac Mayes D
1992 M Brian Billman S Dylan Mabrey M Celina Woosley F
Karla Wygant X Terri Riccio F Miguel Rodriguez-Diaz S Donna Cantu D Paige Mascari M David Bell F
1994 D John Soultanakis F Tammy Chavera D Taylor Botts F
Diane Kratzert F 2008 F 2015 Blake Wiemken D Cole McLean M Jennifer Lehrman F
1996 P Shelby Hughes M Stacy Wright M Audrey Lord F
Mike Barley W 2009 F Becky Hoff S Michelle Baker F Stephanie Noga M Brock Pace F
Mark Parnell D Angela Errington F Amber Simpson M Darrin Perry F
1998 F Sam Huff D Steven Becerra W Andy Ledbetter X Melissa Vancs M Jake Willison L
Robert Hopkins Larry Landis F Pete Partin F Kiante Cyrus M
1999 2010 F 2016 Ethan Starkey M Jon Veverka M Ashley Hefner M
Tom Morgan Greg Luppino F Jeremy Haskins X Sarah Perry P
2000 2011 F Zach Vanlandingham F AJ Timken M James Bauer N Javier Chavez P
Cally Rodriguez Betsy Harris L Vanessa Castillo Gonzaga N Sergio Duarte Rosas P
Kevin Riley Sarah Krey Nicole Gullatt L Anita Boutureira N Keith Crump N Adrian Montes P
Craig Goode 2012 Andre Cardia N Jose Pena Chavez P
2001 Steve Kaiser Eric Walker L Kristen Ford N John Demshick N Domingo Rios S
Crystal Garcia Sandra Castillo Heather Cogar M Elizeth Leal S
2002 Jeff Louden Jose Villa Juan P Chris Lewis N Glen Johnson N Alfredo Perez W
Tom Cleary Rose Smith Martin Martinez N Jaime Shimabukuro N Vanessa Perez
Marc Wermund Tina Smith 2017 Jill Shavkin N Casey Martinez P
Stephen Caughman Mary Hodges C
Mason Kneezle C Kristi Granecki S Luis Reyes P
Maribel Martinez S Hector Villeda Torralba P
Matt Marshall C Jeremiah Ybarra-Valverde P
Mike Daly F 2020
Trish Camp C Cody Almond S
John Wade X Ashlie Leavitt S
Jeannie Bates M Louis Chamberlain C
Joshua Kelly C Frankie Pagunsan S
Jackie Delgadillo S Destiny Rowden S
2018 Carla Rudisill C
Elizabeth Smith C Scott Sims S
Brody Carter C Harlow Wyld-Rodriguez S
Daniel Roach C Tara Stevens C

Birthdays & Anniversaries Issue 7, 2022