Burton, Vosmeier & Looney Financial Advisory Group

Amy Burton - was honored to be included as one of the Everyday Stars in The Murosity Project's mural to be placed in the Parkview Regional Medical Center.

The Murosity Project is a community-based art project reflecting generosity through a mosaic of images, that, when place together, form a mural. Area high school students, professional artists, celebrities and Parkview physicians and coworkers participated in painting 160 canvases and honoring Everyday Stars. The individual canvases, such as the one painted by Genois Wilson honoring Amy Burton as shown on next to the logo and part of the mural shown to the left.

Amy joins a distinguished list of individuals that are represented in the mural who give of themselves to make our community a better place to live. You may learn more about The Murosity Project at www.Murosity.com.

Chris Vosmeier - I am proud to be involved with The Shindigs National Soccer Festival. This is a nationally known soccer event held in Fort Wayne, IN twice each year. It is a focused non-profit outreach program that provides educational scholarships, health and wellness for our citizens, and the advancement of youth soccer in Northeast Indiana.

Kickin’ It at the Diamond has become a spring time favorite with IU vrs. Notre Dame playing at the home the Tin Caps baseball team, Parkview Field in downtown Fort Wayne. Then in the fall its Soccerpalooza, a full weekend of soccer is played at Hafner Soccer Complex on the campus of IPFW. Many of the best college soccer teams in the nation come to play. Also, nearly 30 high school teams will be invited to play. Now in its 11^th year, the Shindigz National Soccer Festival has become one of the nation’s top ameture soccer events. – Chris Vosmeier

Amy Burton - She was honored for her last 10 years of volunteer activities for the National Kidney Foundation of Indiana and raising funds for their many important projects. Her activities have included:

- Annual Golf Outing which has raised more than $1,000,000
- Annual Gala Events
- Board of Directors member for the State of Indiana
- Walkathon

Chris Vosmeier - I've been involved with JA since 1997 and have found it rewarding to work with these young people. Its my hope that I can help inspire them to succeed in business once they graduate for school.
I had the privilege along with my wife to teach Junior Achievement’s fifth-grade program, our Nation, at the Towles Intermediate School. It provided practical information about businesses’ need for individuals who can meet the demands of the job market, including high-growth, high-demand jobs. Students learned that businesses need workers with skills that are in demand, such as STEM skills – science, technology, engineering and math. They understood that people who have these skills benefit from a growing number of career opportunities.

Our Nation introduces the concept of globalization of business as it relates to the various careers students may choose to pursue, and the need for students to be entrepreneurial in their thinking.

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