2. Spider Lake Retreat Traverse City, Michigan www.antonco.com/spiderlakeretreat June 20-26 2010 Dates are tentative and subject to availability All photos contained in this proposal were actual photos from the Spider Lake Retreat and Traverse City Area

3. Overview of Retreat 16 Bedrooms (sleeps 64) (2 queen beds per room & lake view) 18 Bathrooms (one in every bedroom) 450 Feet of private sand beach Outdoor upper deck with 2 gas grills Fully equipped state of the art kitchen Fully equipped recreation room High-speed internet access Boat launch & docking Fitness room Laundry

4. State of the art Kitchen with large dining area. Private sand beach entrance to crystal clear waters of Spider Lake Each room has a beautiful lake view with more-than- adequate sleeping space

5. Kitchen/Dining Amenities Huge Kitchen and Dining Room Seating for 65 people in dining room 4 ovens 2 full ranges 2 dishwashers3 sinks 2 refrigerators 2 microwaves Large Pantry plus first floor storage area with elevator to pantry

7. What is there to do on site? -Private Beach for swimming, fishing, kayaking, water sports, and boating. -Full game room with Pool Table, foozeball, shuffleboard, and game tables. -Complete fitness room with workout equipment. -Endless fun for beach games and cookouts.

8. What is there to do off site? www.visittraversecity.com -Beautiful golf courses with designs by Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, and Gary Player. -Stunning trails for hiking, mountain biking, or nature walks. -Rich history of Northern Michigan offers tours of lighthouses, maritime museums, opera houses, and historical walks. -Traverse City is the Cherry Capital of the World so Picking Tours of cherry farms are available. -Shop at many unique shops in Traverse City where there is an abundance of antiques shops, malls, quaint shopping district, and grocery stores -Visit breathtaking wineries and experience their craft. -Explore shipwrecks on the bottom of lake Michigan

9. Area Conveniences Groceries/Supplies Oleson’s Food Market5.23 Miles Groleau Farmers Market5.01 Miles Tom’s Food Market8.67 Miles K Mart8.69 Miles Target10 miles Shopping Traverse City Shopping District8 Miles Grand Traverse Mall9.1 Miles Grand Traverse Crossing10.4 Miles Health Care Munson Medical Center13.3 Miles

10. Travel Information Spider Lake is just 10 miles Southeast of Traverse City Michigan which is on Lake Michigan. Traverse City is approximately 4 Hours from Detroit and 5 Hours from Chicago. Cherry Capital Airport (TVC) located in Traverse City is serviced by most major airlines American Delta Northwest United Continental US Airways Complete Rental Car facilities are available at Cherry Capital Airport

11. Weather Information Average Temperatures in Late June High : 84° Low: 58° Average Rainfall in June 3.32”

12. Schedule for the Week (Sample Schedule)

13. Types of Activities to be Planned -Rampi Olympics Return! Week Long competition -Beach Activities Volleyball Campfire Water Sports and Water Games -Bridal/Baby Showers -if there is one thing that is constant is that someone will either be pregnant or getting married -Boat Tour of Spider Lake -Christmas, Thanksgiving, Halloween -Movie Night/Cherry Bowl Drive in Theatre movie -Family Games (Family Feud, Win Lose or Draw, Etc) -Card Game tournament (evening)/Board Games --Fishing Tournament -New and Improved Rampi Redial and more The format and planning of the events for this reunion would be very similar to what we did during the 2006 Rampi Roundup in Arkansas.

14. What is the Cost? Rental: $19,332 (w/tax) Breakdown of Cost Per Family (Based on 18 Families) ** 1 Person$325 2 People$600 3 People$900 4 People$1,100 5 People$1,300 6 People $1,400 - Explanation on costs on the next page Children age 4 and under are FREE and not counted in the count for number of people **Cost Per Family is an Estimate. Once we have an attendee list we will be able to adjust the cost accordingly so this cost might fluctuate slightly. Food: There will no longer be a charge for food. The only cost per family will be the cost for rental.

15. Explanation of Cost Breakdown The costs have been assigned based upon families and have taken into account family size. Since individual family size varies so much throughout the whole family we decided that the best way to split the cost was a weighted Cost where the amount each family has to pay is proportionate to the number of people that they have. The weighted cost is designed to alleviate the burden on large families and to keep costs reasonable for those who will be attending as an individual. The chart above breaks down the savings that all family sizes will enjoy in comparison to a “per person” charge.

16. Payment Schedule Option Payments can be made at any time and will be applied toward the total cost of the reunion for your family. The following is a tentative breakdown of payment schedule: Deposit Due June 20, 2009 ($300 Per family) Remaining Balance and Food Due in Full by March 15, 2010 By June 1 2009 we will need to have a commitment from everyone who will be attending. This will allow us to adjust the cost per family if needed. We cannot absorb the cost of someone who commits and does not attend.

17. Monthly Payment Plan The chart above depicts 3 payment plans that will allow for each family to contribute on a monthly basis towards their cost for the family Reunion to ease the financial burden. I have outlined an 18 month, 12 month, and 9 month program and how much money will be accumulated at the time that the entire balance is due for the trip (March 15, 2010) Our plan is to have a “Family Reunion” savings account set up with Bank of America so that you will be able to make a deposit at a location nearest to you for convenience. This chart is an 18 month payment plan that will allow for the entire balance to be paid in equal monthly increments

18. Why do we want to plan the reunion? Well, there is more than one reason why we would like to plan the next Rampi Family Reunion. We understand that we would have the responsibility of planning the summer vacations for many families. This is not something that we take lightly. Just as in Arkansas we would make every effort to plan fun and interactive activities throughout the week that will allow all of us to reconnect with each other. Our goal is to give everyone a week that they will remember and for everyone to leave feeling refreshed and excited about the 2012 reunion. As part of the next generation we feel it is a great responsibility to carry on the traditions that have been built over the past 10+ years.

20. Let’s make the 2010 Rampi Family Reunion the best gathering yet! If there are any questions pertaining to this proposal or the planning of the 2010 Rampi Family Reunion please don’t hesitate to contact us before you vote for a location Contact information: John and Natalee Klotz Jaklotz1@hotmail.com (972) 747-9178