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The Palmer name is an ownership name, not a gift — answered. Visit South Bend (29 August 2025, updated 5 August 2026) states the former school at 601 N Michigan "was purchased in 2016 by Kerry and K.R. Palmer, co-owners of Palmer Funeral Homes, and converted into the Palmer Community Complex." No carrier found calls the acquisition a donation. That answers the schools file's open operator question at tourism-board strength. The leg's central gift stands earlier on the same building: in January 1999, R.L. Newton donated the former Lakeville school property to HAO, the Housing Assistance Office of South Bend (abstract strength; the instrument's settler is the deed record and HAO's records), which in 2001 rehabilitated a pod of the building into eight senior apartments with $275,000 of consortium money. The chain prints with its gap: the HAO-to-Palmer link between 1999 and 2016 is documented by no carrier reached. Newton Park's gift instrument was not found in this lane; the register facts stand without inference (Newton Park Inc and Prime Foundation Inc, at the same SR 4 address, in the nonprofits article). Public money is expressly not giving: the water tower's state grant, county ARPA, and SRF bond, and the fire station's $500,000 OCRA grant, are the town's capital record, not donations. Smaller giving of record: the Hoosier Racing Tire Scholarship, the Lions' club-scale course, and nothing else found.