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BANKS, Gregory and Katherine

ROUSH, Gary and CASTILLO-ROUSH, Dina

JONES, Shawn and Kristi

YOUNG, Rick and Kristine

VANDEGRIEND, Kerwin and Victoria

NAGEL, David and Janice

ABBITT, Michael and Monica

FAVORITE, Aaron and Jennifer

BRIGGS, Robert and Linda

DRAMMEH, Baboucarr and Sophie

CHOEGYAL, Tenzin and Ngawang

NIKLAS, Josef and Patricia

JOHNSON, Robert and NEAL, Caroline

BURRIS, Jon and Bridgett

BARBOUR, Scott and Kathleen

PORTER, John and Nella

RIBELIN, Larry and CRAWFORD, Lynn

PRESHAW, Lawrence and Terry

KING, Aaron and WALTERS, Jordan

GIRARD, James and Stacey

LANDWEER, Scott and ANDERSON, Amber

GIBBS, Bradley and Bobbi

SMITH, Todd and Nicole

RICH, Charles and Kathryn

ROSADO, Jose and PERRINE, Kelly

SKINNER, Leonard and Deanna

MICHENER, Eric and Dorie

HUYNH, Glena and LE, Thuy

McELROY, Albert and CRAVEN, Cynthia

SENA, Thomas and Joan

MAHONEY, Brandon and Sandra

TAYLOR, Scott and Stephanie

COLLINGS, Duane and Diane

SELF, Carl and Anna

ULLRICH, Christopher and Jennifer

COOPER, James and DOHERTY, Leotie

SWANBERG, Raymond and Sandra

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