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DELLAPENNA, William and Lori

HASKELL, Fred and Darcie

McMURTRY, Brian and Stephanie

MORGAN, Dale and Heidi

STINNETT, Jackey and Melissa

HERNANDEZ-GUZMAN, Oscar and HERNANDEZ, Erica

GLOWASKI, Scott and Katherine

RAVENSCROFT, Joseph and Mary

CAMPBELL, Brian and Shawn

SHOEMAKER, Thomas and Keeli

TREMAIN, Richard and NICLAI TREMAIN, Patricia

BRAVO, Asuncion and Heidi

NGUYEN, Quoc and DANG, Hoa

REDDY, Thomas and Diana

BRITTON, Chris and Tanya

MARSH, Joseph and Nancy

OLIVER, James, Jr. and Pamela

MARKS, Darrell and Kalleen

SALTER, Mark and Deborah

WHITE, Howard and Laurie

GORDON, David and Tamara

ROBERTS, Devon, Jr. and Karen

BENN, Joseph and FULTON, Mary

BREDING, Richard and Pamela

WEBB, David and Vickie

VAN WEGEN, James and Julie

BEAL, Tim and Elizabeth

MELSETH, Roger and Judith

JOHNSON, John and Heather

DARNELL, James and Debbie

FREEMAN, Samuel and Donna

CHURCH, Allen and Sarah

JOHNSON, Kevin and MERROW, Stephanie

HARMAN, Jack and Amanda

KRAEMER, Kenneth and BARILLEAUX, Adele

BAHMANDAR, Bahman and VESHAGH, Fereshteh

MURDOCK, Mark and JONES MURDOCK, Rebecca

BALES, Troy and Edna

MERTINEZ TORRIJOS, Luis and Elizabeth

BUCHHOLZ, James and Lucia

AMR, Ahmed and WARREN, Denise

LEWIS, Vance and Christine

PANAGOS, Aaron and DURBIN, Diana

WALKER, Dale and Lydia

GRAY, James and Maureen

CAMPBELL, Dennis and Janice

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