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HAINING, Derek and Christine

LUTTINEN, David and SILVA, Leslie

TRINIDAD, Gregory and Tracey

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PATTERSON, Paul and Shelley

RUSSELL, Ian and Diantha

LUTTRELL, Kevin and Debra

NITKEY, Roy and Karen

VANNATTA, Theodore and Shelly

LARA, Gilbert, Jr. and Roxanne

KINGERY, Douglas and GRAHAM, Gail

HATCH, Robert, Jr. and Anita

HARDEMAN, Michael and Laura

SWANSON, Richard and Joanne

CHEEK, Darren and Elisabeth

HUDGINS, Jon and Rene

WARD, Kyle and Brenda

ELSENHOUT, Daniel and Jill

JEFFRESS, Phillip and Kathy

MORALES, Tracy and Elizabeth

LOGSDON, David and Darsi

STULTZ, Douglas and Sharon

SPENCER, Peter and Tonya

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CHANDLER, Robert and MILLER, Angel

DEXTER, Nicholas and Karen

BURGESS, Roger and Wendy

SUMABAT, Edgardo and Andrea

MYERS, David and KAHN, Paula

LEINBACH, Scott and Deborah

WESTERGAARD, Timothy and Sherry

DANLY, Kyle and Rachelle

GAMMON, Jason and Diana

MAYNARD, Robert and Janet

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McPEAKE, David and Karen

MANSKER, Michael and Frances

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