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Traci Vandeyacht, Faces of Breast Cancer / Green Bay Photographer

“you’re stronger than you think.”.

Traci VanDeYacht had a routine mammogram in 2019 When the nurse came back into her waiting room and said, “you might just wanna keep your gown on.”

They immediately did an ultrasound and told her a biopsy needed to be scheduled.

Traci stated that she does not have any cancer in her family history. She even had the genetic testing done, and they all came back negative, so she wasn’t super worried.

She had that procedure done on a Friday and she got the call the following week while at work, that she did have breast cancer.

“I was shocked,” she said. “It was a crazy amount of emotions for all of us.”

The diagnosis was stage 1B breast cancer. Traci was 46 years old.

The nurse told her that the doctor wouldn’t be able to see her for two weeks. She had no idea what her treatment plan was going to be like, and was not happy with this answer.

Luckily, she had some connections at Aurora and was able to get an appointment two days later. She had all her records transferred there right away. Within one week she had a port put in and started her four-month treatment of chemotherapy.

“It (breast cancer) is so well-researched, and I felt 100% comfortable with the treatment plan,” she said. “A lot of people have what I have.”

She had triple negative breast cancer, and her doctor said if she would’ve waited even one month to make an appointment, it could’ve been at stage three.

She said her hair started falling out after her very first chemo treatment, and that was a really bizarre experience.

“You try to remind yourself it’s just hair, and it grows back so fast.”

She said she sat on her back patio with her husband and kids, and shaved her head. She tried to keep a smile on her face, but ultimately the tears appeared.

She got a wig, but hated it at first because it made her head itch. She said she wore a lot of hats and eventually took to the wig, which she said was beautiful.

“Strangers would comment on how beautiful my hair looked,” she said.

Traci’s lumpectomy surgery kept getting delayed because they had to wait for her blood counts to increase (to fight off infections). Then, about a month later she did radiation every day for five weeks. She said that was way easier than chemo, which she explained was a very strange and weird experience.

“A person comes into the room in a full hazmat suit to give you the chemo medication, and you’re thinking, ‘what the heck am I putting into my body?’”

Radiation provides an additional percentage of cancer not returning, but she said it was a a crazy experience with machines circling your body.

Traci wanted to be done with treatment by Christmas so she could start a new year with a fresh outlook, and she did.

She said the hardest thing is the unknown in the beginning.

“Not letting your brain get to ‘what if’ this doesn’t all work,” she said. “But then you get in fight mode, and you just don’t let yourself think that.”

Traci said every nurse and every doctor was so nice and so good at their jobs. They told her to not change her routine too much to avoid wallowing in the sadness of her diagnosis.

She said her friends and family were always checking in on her and bringing her food.

“I’ve never had so many fresh flowers in my house!”

She said she was proud of herself for staying positive.

“It makes you realize you can go through things you don’t necessarily think you can; that you’re stronger than you think,” she said.

Traci wants to stress how easy a mammogram is, and that people need to take charge of their health.

She said she has a friend undergoing radiation right now, and her advice to her is to not look up things on the internet.

“It’s a great resource, but it’s also awful because it lets your mind go where it shouldn’t,” she said.

She also advises anyone going through this to stay positive and to keep moving and exercising.

“Just be happy you’re moving your body,” said Traci. “It might not always be easy, but there was a time when my whole body ached during treatment.”

Wants to travel more to adventurous locations abroad to expand her horizons.

Traci and Troy, her husband of 26 years, live in Suamico and have two kids 20 and 24.

She is a secretary for her husband’s business, VanDeYacht Well Drilling.

She enjoys boating, snowmobiling and vacationing. They were in the British Virgin Islands and Florida earlier this year, and are renting a house in Cape Coral, FL this upcoming winter.

This December will be four years she’s been cancer-free.

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Congrats to all our teachers who were nominated for the golden apple.

Congratulations to the more than 350 teachers who were nominated by parents, students, and peers for the Golden Apple award! And thank you to all who took the time to nominate the teachers for making a difference! Here is a list of all district nominees:

Golden Appleseed Schools Green Bay Early Learning Center

Aldo Leopold Gretchen Berger, Heather Korpal, Diana Robishaw

Baird Elementary Tracy Backes, Kathy Bomber, Betsy Chatham, Susan DeGroot, Chris Dinse, Debbie Enderby, Mary Hurst, JoAnna Kloster, Tim Kowalczyk, Pamela Kuester, Denise Malach, Kara McCarthy, Amy Phillips, Faith Schweiner,

Beaumont Elementary Jane Geurts, Tracy Roffers

Chappell Elementary Amy Battena-Ettner, Christie Guerra, Kelly Hohman, Stacie Lor, Katie Newkirk, Marie Sauvey, Jeanne Schuh, Kelly Schweda, Jessica Schweiner

Danz Elementary Francisco Espinosa, Jessica Galarneau, Lance Grishaber, Lindsey Joski, Dana Kruse, Katie Mueller, Jana Ostrowski, Molly Overeem, Renee Reimer, Katherine Schiller, Lindsay Seiler, Leah VandenBush, Rebecca Vann, Brittany Walls

Doty Elementary Lawrence DeCleene, Geri Kraft, Michelle LaPlante, Nate Tuff

Eisenhower Elementary Pat Batten, Elizabeth Chavez, Jessica Cook, Molly Gatske, Kirsten Gerczak, Lacee Griffin, Linda Hart, Mary Klister, Carrie Koenen, Angela LaCombe, Lindsay McGuan, Marybeth Meyer, Simmi Mosier, Claudia Orr, Ron Paluk, Ron Pulak, Anthony Unger, Eric Van Remortel, Vikki VanEgeren, Laura Younkle,

Elmore Elementary Carrie Gerlikowski, Colleen Nohr,

Fort Howard Elementary Eduardo Pineda, Ada Young, Craig Buss, Trisha Feldhausen, Stacey Juelich, Katie Kish

Howe Elementary Erin Aschenbrenner, Andrea Longley, Trisha Lusso, Miriam Nelson, Kate Ries, Shannon Van Pay, Amanda VanRemortal, Laura Wolanin , Melissa Chambers, Toni Davis, Stefanie Delfosse, Jackie Haefs, Kayla Hanamann, Jen Hietpas, Sue Hoople, Tyler Jahn

Jackson Elementary Darlene Blecha, Lori Cieslewicz, Kevin Flogel, Jayme Laabs, Sarah Thompson

Jefferson Elementary Bob Bernhardt, Carla Deterville, Bart Landwehr, Virginia Monfils, Shannon Nelson, Kathy Stilp

Keller Elementary Andy Bader, Jennfier Hart, Sara Tisler

Kennedy Elementary Kathy Bauknecht, Mary Blair, Mary Buchholz, Carol Kane, Trina Kuhnz, Kimberly Reynebeau, Sharon Rychter, Stephanie Schmidt, Clare Signorelli, Ryan Verrier

King Elementary Melody Lattoni, Ann Marie Rappette

Langlade Elementary Ann Wichman, Jill Decker, Joni Morford

Lincoln Elementary Stormee Genz, Melissa Hearn, Katie Hoss, Jodi Mullins-Burdette, Jill Olson

MacArthur Elementary Julie Splawski, Mary Tomasiak, Roger Drumm

Martin Elementary Mary Ellen Drain, Cheri Lowney, Carla Nguyen, Kathy Patzke, Ginger Synder-Vanells, Cindy Tyler, Amy VanGheem, Sarah Cherovsky

McAuliffe Elementary James Bayard, Christy Bertschinger, Lisa Greene, Lori Hesprich, Heidi Hinz, Carolyn Kaminski, Carol Mau, Tonie Mixer, Abby Seroogy

Nicolet Elementary Ashley Braun, Jennifer Coombe, Ashley Dallman, Allison Davister, Kelly Dedow, Daniel Dennis, Kathryn Fox, Laurie Gehrke, Melissa Heffernan, Jerilyn Hosfelt, Ann Klapatch, Karla Koch, Britney LaBar, Lori McArthur, Leah Novak, Alison Schultz, Holly Whipp, Nichole Wilch, Stephanie Zander

Red Smith K-5 Stacy Brodjeski, Tammy Charlier, Terri Crawford, Michelle Devine, Susan Grumann, Kathy Harpt, Allicia Kesler, Chris King, Debbi Tassoul, AndyTolksfdorf, Mari Zimmerman

Sullivan Elementary Kristen Albers, Angela Beckett, Jean Brummond, Lori Cathey, Jamie Froh, Linda Haas, Melissa Hanmann, Susan Hansen, Heather Kaiser, Jessica Keller, Nicole Marinin, Mary Ellen Merck, Daniel Mixer, Craig Piczkowski, Lori Schilke, Stefanie Schuette, Amanda Sutter, Teresa Terzich, Megan Wellis, Marybeth Wendt

Tank Elementary Casey DeGrand, Jacci Engels, Doreen Landowski, Ann Westenberg

Webster Elementary Jessica Dresser, Amy Fay, Charles Schwenk, Jean Verbeten, Christina Czosek

Wequiock Elementary Valerie Bessert, Sarah Cherovsky, Catherine Ciarlette-Edwards, Jill Hemlin, Lori Johns, Mary Kersten, Susan Laabs, Amy Letourneau, Maryanne Marinetti, Susan Meaney, Amy Olson-Guillen, Shirley Paulson, Heather Piontek, Donna Raye, Lora Stemke, Linda Thomas, Michelle Van Lieshout, John Yeager, Raquel Ystad, Mary Zakowski, Tricia Zellner, Lynn Zich

Wilder Elementary Tracy Aliota, Susan Bacos , Kelly Baye, Cristin Beyer, Julie Brockway, Lucy Bunker, Cheryl Coisman, Nancy Colford, Ann Cumbers, Christina Czosek, Mary Dirschl, Anne Fait, Kristen Frelich, Melissa Hermes, Chris Jannsen, Melanie Kozlowski, Cindy LeClair, Dawn Livingston, Kristin Michels, Erin O’Connell, Valerie Payne, Courtney Peterson, Linda Pieschek, Amy Quinn, Ann Quinn, Erika Randall, Lori Roethlisberger, Carol Rucker, Luanne Simila, Mary Skahan, Ann Steinfeldt, Sara Tisler, Margaret VanDeurzen, Maggie Vonck, Melissa Wagnitz, Judy Waymire, Angela Whitcomb, Sarah Yonts

Edison Middle School Dawn Abts, Nancie Brennan, Julie Brunner, George Buntin, Marlene Burton, Lori Buss, Craig Douthitt, Ruth Douthitt, Jennifer Schenk, Cheryl Schott, Tracy VandeYacht, Shaw Vue-Kong

Franklin Middle School Darrin Kehoe, Rebecca Rego, Dawn Stirn

Lombardi Middle Nancy Alexejun, Michael Bero, Jayne DeMeuse, Lindsay Ferry, Kathy Graphos, Amy Hogan, Kathy Johnson, Joe McCabe, Lisa Olson, Lynn Owen, Stephanie Pekah, Cassandra Potts, Aaron Schaefer, Penny Stevenson, Shawn Vincenzi, Patrick Wallace, Lynn Washington, Nancy Welch

Washington Middle Mary Adrians, Meghan Bulkowski, Rob Darrow, Lauren Gerrits, Michelle Graf, Jessica Jahnke, Juliana Jakubowski, Jeff Justice, Jennifer Klaus, Michael Kolton, Cathy Lindsley, Bryan Milz, Joanna Petersen, Amanda Schroeder, Stacey Siudzinski, Kevin Van Ess, Elizabeth Webb, PaYao Yang

Green Bay East High School Brianna Kehoe, Katie Zacarias

Green Bay West High School Stephane Bielen, Kou Chang, Emily Fraser, Kay Huxford, Carolyn Johnson, Susan Kuester, Bruce LeRoy, Linda L’Huillier, Melissa Paral, Lorraine Poplaski, Kathy Rademacher, Leon Raether, Bobbie Jo Sarenich, Pamela Sylvester, Ronald Wallberg, Elona Winslow, Cara Witteck, Jennifer Zeitler

Green Bay Southwest High School Christy Faymonville, Todd Naze, Andy Novak, Caryn Plinske, Brandon Rockstroh, Jon Taft

Green Bay Preble High School Jason Baudhuin, Wanda Bronstad, Mary Durham, Karen Fitchett, Karen Guerndt, Gordon Kendall, Jeffrey Kline, Andrea Koch, Branden Mueller, Alyssa Racine, Lynn Rapaich, Stacey Warnke

Green Bay District Ned Dorff, Emily Drain, Lori Rudeen-Marohl, Jackie Trochil

Aldo Leopold Reading Intervention Team – Rick Swartz, Sarah Bosi

Baird Elementary Kindergarten Team – Shirley Petasek, Pam Kuester, Betsy Chatham

Chappell Elementary 3rd Grade Team – Jessica Schweiner, Jamie Ernes

Edison Middle Reading Intervention Team – Sherry Schlaefer, Barry Harris, Nancie Brennan, Tom Koene, Heather Walter, Reannon Wiskerchen, Brenda Lewis

Eisenhower Elementary PBIS Team – Amanda Retzak-Krump, Kristy Schuette, Anthony Unger, Erica Winkler

Franklin Middle Reading Intervention Team – Tammy Larene, Lia Lor, Char Nysse, Jean Destache, Trish Novak

Green Bay Preble High S3 Team – Jim Van Abel, Tommy Jennings, Shaun Yonts, Rita Mayfield, Kelly Rowe, Christina Gingle, Amy Olson-Guillen, Carol Gruski, Christine Novak, Kathy Jensen, Sandy Tree, Marie Kubichek, Seniasor Rodriguez-Gomez

Green Bay Preble High Reading Intervention Team – Alyssa Racine, Nancy Bristol, Heather Deleaux, Jane VanderHeyden Green Bay Southwest High Special Ed Team – Carol Klak, Diane McInnis, Amy Stieber, Mike Berg

Green Bay West High Reading Intervention Team – Gail Wood, EBen Grisby, William Hinz, Colleen Sprutles, Linda Huillier, Carolyn Johnson Howe Elementary Reading Recovery Team – Pat Heafy, Jane Delcore, Michelle Messenger, Carissa Grasse, Shane Swille

Jackson Elementary 4th-5th Grade House – Margie Burkel, Nancy Reck, Jayne Vincent-Houle, Becky Van Rens Lombardi Middle Reading Intervention Team – Kerri Koschkee, Mary Kelly Martin Elementary 1st Grade Team – Amy VanGheem, Kathy Patzke

Washington Middle READ 180 Team – Lisa Jacobs, Katie Lonzo, Jessica Seibert, Marissa Kramer

Washington Middle Reading Intervention Team- Lisa Jacobs, Sandy Reno, Marisol Evans, Katie Lonzo, Jessica Siebert, Marissa Kramer, Joy Zuidmulder Washington Middle Student Services Team – Laura Karlen, Steve Kranitz, Tony Tibaldo, Elizabeth Webb, Angela Salm, Christy Sprotte

Washington Middle House Blue 1 – Michael Kolton, Stephanie McCormick, Carla Vinoski

Washington Middle Physical Ed Team – Brett VandenLangenberg, Joe Backmann, Mary Sturdivant

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Developer Tom Vandeyacht buys Schwalbach farm in Grand Chute but won't act for 5 years

GRAND CHUTE — Fox Cities developer Tom Vandeyacht has purchased the 72-acre property known as the Schwalbach farm at the northeast corner of Lynndale Drive and Northland Avenue.

Vandeyacht, operating as Versatile Real Estate Ventures, paid $3 million for the property, according to records kept by the Wisconsin Department of Revenue. He intends to build apartments on the land, though not for at least five years while he focuses on Bridgewood Luxury Apartments , his multifamily development in Neenah.

The Schwalbach farm had been in Vandeyacht's sight for the past four years.

"My plan is that it will be one beautiful apartment community with high-end apartments where people are moving out of their homes to move into the apartments," Vandeyacht told The Post-Crescent.

The property is zoned single-family residential, so the Plan Commission, Town Board and neighbors to the north might have something to say when the time comes.

Mike Patza, Grand Chute's director of community development, said that before anything is built on the property, there needs to be some community outreach and master planning done.

"There's a recognition that there's an existing single-family neighborhood there and that there will need to be some sort of transition between that and anything that's other than that, whether that's multifamily or commercial," Patza said.

Schwalbach farm is prime land for development

The Schwalbach farm stands as an island of farmland bordered by development: single-family homes to the north and west and businesses and industries to the south. Land zoned for industry and multifamily residences lies to the east.

From a planning perspective, Patza said the development of the Schwalbach farm will include a residential component, but it also could include some commercial development along Lynndale and Northland.

"The market is going to drive that to some extent," Patza said.

Elections: Grand Chute Supervisor Jeff Ings faces challenges from Tim Bantes and June Johnson in primary

A misconception in the community was that the Schwalbach brothers — Ed and twins Ray and Richard — had agreed to donate their property to St. Pius X Catholic Church in Appleton.

Vandeyacht learned that wasn't the case and saw an opportunity to purchase the property from Richard Schwalbach after his brothers had died.

Richard Schwalbach has full use of the land for five years, Vandeyacht said.

"He rents it to Fox Valley Tech , and he gets the proceeds from that, not me, because he has control over it for five years," Vandeyacht said.

Schwalbach wasn't interested in talking to The Post-Crescent for this story.

Vandeyacht's Bridgewood development will begin this year

Vandeyacht developed Lake Park Crossing Luxury Apartments and Parkside Luxury Apartments in Appleton and Pendleton Park Luxury Apartments and Cobblestone Creek Townhomes in Neenah.

He unveiled plans in early 2022 to redevelop the former Bridgewood Golf Course in Neenah as a 268-unit apartment complex called Bridgewood Luxury Apartments. Construction initially was to start in late 2022, but Vandeyacht said the permitting took longer than anticipated, and then unfavorable economic conditions forced additional delays .

"We're working on the numbers all over again right now," he said. "We do intend to break ground in spring."

Vandeyacht said contractors have moved more than 100,000 yards of material in preparation for the Bridgewood development. He anticipates the construction will be a five-year project.

Contact Duke Behnke at 920-993-7176 or  [email protected] . Follow him on Twitter at  @DukeBehnke .

This article originally appeared on Appleton Post-Crescent: Developer Tom Vandeyacht purchases Schwalbach farm in Grand Chute

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