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		<title>My Dad and Habitat for Humanity</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[VOLUNTEER PROFILE: Michael Stemle
Volunteer position at Habitat site: General, whatever is needed. Name it and I have most likely done it at least once, except for roofs. I have hammered everything that can be hammered, have painted things the needed (and some that didn’t need) painting, I have laid out walls, installed siding, installed kitchen [...]]]></description>
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<p>VOLUNTEER PROFILE: Michael Stemle</p>
<p>Volunteer position at Habitat site: General, whatever is needed. Name it and I have most likely done it at least once, except for roofs. I have hammered everything that can be hammered, have painted things the needed (and some that didn’t need) painting, I have laid out walls, installed siding, installed kitchen cabinets, put up drywall, etc. I am the 2009 Vice President of the Board of Directors.</p>
<p>How long have you been working with Habitat? Since 1998. First house that I remember was on Neil and that family has done so well they added on to the house.</p>
<p>What’s your favorite part of working with Habitat? Being on the build site, helping others on the build learn that it is OK to not be able to hit a nail with every swing and that it is OK not to know the proper names for building components.</p>
<p>Previous or current profession: Software Development Manager</p>
<p>First job/weirdest job: 2nd class welder at a shipyard, setup lighting and sound systems for rock concerts.</p>
<p>Hobbies:  Software, painting, just did a frog mural in my grandson’s nursery.</p>
<p>My friends describe me as: Crazy. Always has something to say. Willing to help.</p>
<p>What is the most memorable experience you’ve had with Habitat? Having the children of one of our families bringing a cup of water on a hot day and thanking me for building them a home. Watching the houses on the other three corners of a house that we were building get improved (an abandoned house became a clean grassy lot, another got new siding and another got new siding and a roof).</p>
<p>Favorite memory of working with Habitat: Having my children helping on a build site and mailing a donation “Thank you Card” to my son.</p>
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