Yvonne Deeny, 42, of Camp Douglas, was sentenced Jan. 22 to three years in prison, two years of extended supervision, 15 years of probation and ordered to pay $150,000 restitution after pleading no contest to misappropriate identification information, theft from a business setting in excess of $10,000, forgery and fraudulent writings.

Deeny and her husband were accused of stealing about $300,000 from their former employer, Affordable Homes of Tomah Inc., between 2002 and 2007. They also are accused of opening credit card accounts by forging the business owner’s name, then using the cards, company funds and business checks to cover bills and personal expenses, according to the criminal complaint.

Yvonne Deeny was accused as well of forging signatures on business checks.