Ruoff Mortgage - Linda Riley
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I have been in the financial services industry since 1991. I started out at Lake City Bank in Retail and moved into the mortgage lending business in 2004. In 2008, I began my career at Ruoff Mortgage. My expertise includes Conventional, New Construction, USDA, FHA, and FHA 203K financing. I am constantly educating myself on new guidelines and updates in order to give my clients the latest information. I also work with individuals that have less than perfect credit and help them increase their chances of being able to buy a home. I believe in giving outstanding customer service and always staying in contact in order to better serve my clients. I strive to make myself available any time to answer questions or help with any concerns.
Faith, Family, and Friends are very important to me along with spending time enjoying life. I love to dance, hike, bike ride and try new adventures. I am very involved at Sacred Heart Church, Salvation Army, and delivering Meals On Wheels for the Kosciusko Council on Aging. I also served on the Kosciusko Board of Realtors for 4 years and am currently on the PR Committee for the Board.
I pride myself in maintaining a good working relationship with my clients and the commitment does not end when I complete the loan transaction. I also track the specific terms of your loan against market conditions. We offer a wide range of loan options to choose from. I am looking forward to assisting you with all your mortgage lending needs!
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Schlemmer's Fire & Outdoor
With a history as warm and unique as the products they sell, Schlemmer's has been a part of the Wabash community for over 110 years, spanning 5 generations of family ownership. Started in 1903 as an implement, harness and buggy business by John Schlemmer, he was soon joined by brothers Jacob, Clarence and George, making it a true family business.
Throughout the years, other family members bought in (Byron and Sam in 1945, Jon in 1973) and a vast selection of products were added, including hardware, washers, dryers, refrigerators and, eventually the wood stoves and fireplaces for which they’re known today. Through it all, they’ve maintained their well-deserved reputation for excellent craftsmanship, quality products and great customer service.
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Whimsies
Whimsies, in Muncie, IN, is the leading women's clothing store serving Delaware, Madison, Randolph, Wayne and Jay counties. We offer women's clothing, leggings, joggers, fragrances, candles, jewelry, earrings, shoes, and much more. For your next shopping spree, visit Whimsies in Muncie.
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Haines Hallmark Gift Shop and Soda Fountain
Established in 1954 as a pharmacy by Mr. Wallace Haines, we have long been a fixture to downtown Winchester. In 1997, the pharmacy was closed. However, Haines Hallmark and Gift Shop continues to proudly serve Winchester and the surrounding area. Today we offer a wide variety of gifts, holiday decorations and party supplies, Boyer Hand Blown Glass, the Glass Eye Collection, Boyds Bears, and School and Office Supplies. Continuing with our roots, we maintain a selection of over-the-counter medications and first-aid supplies. We offer picture frames for every occasion, Russell Stover Candies, Beanie Babies, Springbok puzzles, and gift wrap supplies. We also continue to operate one of the last traditional soda fountains in the region. With the thousands of Hallmark cards we have to choose from, there is a card for every event. Stop in to visit today!
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BCI Bath and Shower
Make Your Ordinary Bathroom Extraordinary!
If you’ve been living with a grimy, dingy, or outdated bathroom, you owe it yourself to make a change! With BCI Bath & Shower, the beautiful, long-lasting upgrade you’ve been dreaming of can happen quicker, easier, and more affordably than ever.
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Black Pine Animal Sanctuary
In the late 1980’s Karen Hoag and her husband adopted a single llama from a neighbor who could no longer care for it, and agreed to raise the llama on their small farm. From that moment on, over the years the couple became known in the area as a place to surrender wild and exotic animals that people no longer could care for properly. There were multiple reasons why the animals were surrendered, which still exist to this day. The reasons for surrendering wild and exotic animals range from the animal size, temperament, care involved, and many times lack of resources or adequate space.
Originally named PARC (Professional Animal Retirement Center) in 2001, the organization became a nonprofit 501(c) 3, and was then named Black Pine Animal Sanctuary. Due to the number of animals and need for more space, in 2006 the Noble County 4H Club leased the current location to BPAS, and this is now the forever home to over 60 species of animals, reptiles, and birds. Black Pine Animal Sanctuary is one of the only multi species sanctuaries in the Midwest. The sanctuary includes an Avian Building, Primate House, and Reptile House, which are all climate controlled through the winter cold months.
In 2019, Black Pine Animal Sanctuary became accredited by the Global Federation of Animal Sanctuaries, which assures the public that BPAS is a true sanctuary. Unlike many self-professed sanctuaries, and zoos, we do not buy, sell, breed or trade the animals at Black Pine Animal Sanctuary. Animals who now live at the sanctuary, have been surrendered or confiscated by legal authorities and will remain at Black Pine Animal Sanctuary, living peacefully and being well cared for, for the rest of their lives.
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