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TribStar.com > All in the family: Reba and Butch Luken pose with five of their twelve children Sunday afternoon at their northeast side home. Kids are (from left), Casey (15), Danielle (14), Erin (15), Eian (13) and Ethan (16).
TribStar.com > Tribune-Star/Joseph C. Garza Counting and accounting: Reba Luken with the Children's Bureau knocks on the backdoor of a residence on north 14th Street Thursday. Luken was helping with the homeless count.
TribStar.com > Advocate: Reba Luken is an advocate for the adoption process. She has a total of nine children with several being adopted.
TribStar.com > Tribune-Star/Joseph C. Garza Hitting the snowy pavement: Sandy Waldridge, director of community partners with the Children's Bureau, Charlene Loudermilk, a case manager with Catholic Charities, and Reba Luken with the Children's Bureau, walk down north 15th Street to interview any homeless people they can find for a homeless count Thursday.
TribStar.com > Hangin' out: Indiana State University theater student Chris Speth of Vincennes, Indiana soaks up some of the afternoon sun in front of the New Theater Thursday afternoon.
TribStar.com > Sunday, January 25, 2009 photo
TribStar.com > Connected: The Students council of Davis Park Elementary School and their sponsors pose with some of the items they coloected for Christmas gifts. 23 baskets helping 63 kids were collected along with gift certificates for toys from Tors "R" Us nearing $1,000 and certificates for food from Baesler's Market totalling over $1.300.
TribStar.com > Daddy's new badge: New Terre Haute Police Department officer Justin Sears positions his new daughter, two-month-old Alyssa Marie, and his new patrolman badge for a photo for his wife, Jennifer Sears, Monday at police headquarters.
TribStar.com > Beautifying the avenue: Deming Elementary School fifth-grader Dae'lyn Brewer, 10, and Chauncey Rose Middle School student Joshua Dadson, 13, plant mums in one of the flower beds along Wabash Avenue Wednesday.
Daddy's new badge: New Terre Haute Police Department officer Justin Sears positions his new daughter, two-month-old Alyssa Marie, and his new patrolman badge for a photo for his wife, Jennifer Sears, Monday at police headquarters.
TribStar.com > Daddy's new badge: New Terre Haute Police Department officer Justin Sears positions his new daughter, two-month-old Alyssa Marie, and his new patrolman badge for a photo for his wife, Jennifer Sears, Monday at police headquarters.
Daddy's new badge: New Terre Haute Police Department officer Justin Sears positions his new daughter, two-month-old Alyssa Marie, and his new patrolman badge for a photo for his wife, Jennifer Sears, Monday at police headquarters.
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