Redman family donates $200K to Timberlake sports facility project
Jordan and Amy Redman donated $200,000 to the community-funded Timberlake Fieldhouse Project, an indoor sports facility that is set to break ground this spring on the Timberlake High campus. Front row, from left: Jaxxson Dunn, Jameson Beierle, Boone Eberlin and Maxxon Morrison. Second row, from left: Shannon Rider, Jordan Redman, Ryne Eberlin, Lynn Paslay, Michelle Thompson and Ramona Grissom. Third row, from left: Tim Haag, Peggy Cutler, Jessica Grantham and Catey Walton. Back row, from left: Mike Cutler and Josh Hegstad.
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A rendering of the future Timberlake Fieldhouse.
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SPIRIT LAKE — A local family with a deep love for Timberlake High School and the Lakeland Joint School District has given a large gift to a project that will be a boon to young athletes and community members in the Lakeland area for generations to come.
Jordan and Amy Redman donated $200,000 Monday to the community-funded Timberlake Fieldhouse Project, a planned indoor recreational sports facility that is scheduled to break ground on the Timberlake High campus in April.
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