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Vol. 11 No. 12 December, 2008

CONNECTION

VOLUNTEERS SAY HABITAT BUILDS CHARACTER AS

WELL AS HOMES By Greg Menza

Columbia, TN Daily Herald Used by permission

Since August, Jan Wright and dozens of other volunteers have been helping build a new home for Jerome and Tanisha Pierce and their five children. (Last shown JRN Connection October, 2008 issue)

As volunteers with Maury County Habitat for Humanity, Wright and others help build homes for low income families who work or live in Maury County.

For many of those volunteers, the experience is as life changing for them as for the families who benefit from their efforts.

“I have found my passion in life in working with Habitat. I love it, and it has changed my life,” Wright said.

During the last three years, Wright lost both her father and mother in tragic accidents. After a fall in a fast- food restaurant, Wright’s father was Lifeflighted to a Huntsville, Ala. hospital. Days later, he died from a staff infection. Not long after that loss, her mother was killed in an automobile accident and her husband was diagnosed with cancer. Her husband survived surgery and is now cancer free, but the emotional toll on Wright was devastating. Continued on page 6, column 1

I’M SHANTE BOXLEY and I get along with everybody. By Kim Proechel used by permission

Shante came into the foster care system when she was six years old, and lived with foster parents until her graduation from Nelson County High School in June 2007. Shante says that her former foster parents “taught me how to grow up, how to be respectful, how to work for something. They corrected me on my grammar, so I don’t speak like I’m from the hood.” After graduating from high school, Shante went on to vocational training at Woodrow Wilson Rehab Center for culinary skills. At Woodrow Wilson, students live on site in a dorm type setting. Shante enjoyed making friends there and had fun. She graduated in December 2007.

After living with friends for a few months, Shante transitioned into an apartment through DePaul Family Services’ Independent Living Program in Charlottesville. Continued on page 7, column 2 Halloween Hauntings .......... p 5 Casey Green......................... p 9 .............................................. p 2

JRN CONNECTION December, 2008 Vol. 11, No. 12 2

This is my own personal Tinkerbell, my

daughter Ella. She is five and started kindergarten this year. Whenever she is around, you can be sure magic will happen!! Casey Waynewright, AUM, Herrin, IL

ELLA ENCHANTED

Here is Blake!! This is his latest Pre

K picture. He will be 5 in January. Thanks for letting his proud Mother brag!

Blake is going to St. Marys school. Ella (above) is attending North side Elementary school. They are friends but not school mates. Michelle Watson RGM, Herrin IL

BLAKE

Lordy, lordy can anyone guess whos 40? It’s Denise Clark, RGM at Tullahoma, TN). (And a Happy Birthday to Minnie Mae Hampton,( below ), AUM at Winchester, TN, who has a birthday in December – Allen.) Becky Damron, RGM, Winchester, TN

YOUNG AT HEART

Lisa Trevino, center, brought in 3 of her puppies, miniature Chihuahuas, held by Kim Grooms, left, and Sharon Tucker, right, all from JRN Payroll.

PUPPIES!!!


Meet Deegan Lee Sorah, born October 27/2008, 7lb.13oz. 191/2 in. long.

His mom, Ashlee, is an employee of KFC/Taco Bell in Marion,VA. His proud grandmother Brenda Sorah, is the RGM.

Camryn Alexandra Sophia Sims was born October 18, 2008, 6lb.4oz., 191/2 inches long.

Her mom, Crystal, and her grandmother, LeAnn, are employees at the KFC/Taco Bell in Marion, VA.

Regina Funderburk Jewell, JRN Accounting, and Chuck Jewell, son of Becky Jewell, JRN Accounting, are the parents of Isabella Maria Jewell, born 10/29/08 at 3:05. She weighed 5 lbs 9 ozs and is 18 inches long.

“SOPHIA” MEANS WISE A LITTLE JEWELL

DEEGAN LEE SORAH HANNAH AND SHANE

Here is my 8 year old daughter, Hannah, holding my new baby boy, Shane. He was born September 30th and weighed 8lbs 3oz, 23 inches long. I am so thankful to have him as a new addition to my family. Heather Burkhalter. RGM, Fort Oglethorpe,GA


Again, at the 13th Street Phenix City, AL

restaurant a drive-thru patron complimented Sequoia and Sharita for having great customer service skills.

A dine- in patron of the Lynn Garden Kingsport, TN store said, the food was excellent and it was the best experience he’s ever had there. The cashier, James, was very helpful, nice and demonstrated wonderful customer service.

“My wife, sister-in law and mother- in law ate at the Gatlinburg, TN restaurant and paid with a credit card. My wife either forgot to get the card or maybe dropped it but one of the employees gave it to the manager. The manager reported the card to my credit card company. I wanted you to know about the honesty of your employees. In the world we live in today something like this doesn’t happen often. I commend your employees,” wrote by a patron.

The Union City, TN KFC had a dine- in guest to say, “The employees were great and provided me with excellent customer service.”

A dine- in guest of the Lebanon, TN restaurant wrote “The chicken, cole slaw and mashed potatoes were great.”

“The employees at Emporia, VA KFC provide excellent food and customer service,” said a carry out customer.

“Ashley S., according to the receipt, provided excellent customer service,” wrote a dine-in guest of the Linton, IN store.

The Richmond Rd. Lexington, KY store had a dine- in guest say that the quality of the food was great.

Also, at the Richmond Rd. Lexington, KY store a carry out customer complimented the store for being very clean, the chicken for being fresh and the staff for providing great customer service.

Another dine- in guest of the Richmond Rd. Lexington, KY store writes, “I would just like to share a positive compliment regarding my experience. My girlfriend and I stopped late for dinner and ordered the buffet. It was supposed to close in 15 minutes but they did not rush us to eat and that was wonderful. Thanks to the staff for being friendly and generous.”

“Greetings, every couple of weeks my husband and I visit your KFC store # J716249 located in Gulf Breeze, FL and each trip the employees are extremely courteous and the buffet is always fresh. Tonight one employee named Falicia stood out. While we were

attempting to get refills the chicken ran out and she immediately went to get some and brought it to us and asked if there was anything else she could do for us to ensure we have a good dining experience. Unbeknownst to her, she made our night better by being so friendly, caring and considerate. Good employees like this are rare, so I wanted to send many thanks on behalf of my husband and me. Please acknowledge her for being one of your best KFC citizens.”

A carry out customer of the Effingham, IL store said “Kathy is very friendly and has great customer service skills.”

A dine- in guest of the Greenville, SC restaurant said “The food on the buffet was great and the area was clean”.

“I wanted to let you know that even though it has been a year ago since I was there; I still remember the visit very clearly. I also wanted to apologize for the long delay in saying, Thank You. During my visit to your Benton, IL store I found the food to be good and the store clean. When I left I had driven about 90 miles before realizing that I left my purse. Luckily I had the receipt and was able to contact Shondra Sanders who went above and beyond the call of duty assured me she would mail my purse and she did. I appreciate her effort and I appreciate the KFC Organization.

“We enjoyed the chicken boxes, a good value for the price. I paid by debit in the drive-thru and later noticed an error on my card. After notifying a store employee by the name of Felicia Copeland, the error was promptly corrected. I wanted someone to be aware that she handled a bad situation extremely well” wrote a drive-thru customer of the Springhill Mobile, AL KFC.

“I usually visit the KFC at least once a week and there is a cashier, Everleon Bates, who is always pleasant, courteous and friendly. I got her name off of her name tag and wanted you all to know that I really appreciate her great customer service” writes a dine- in guest of the Montgomery, AL store.

A drive-thru customer of the Dawson Rd. Albany, GA store commented that Shaniqua was courteous and provided customer service with a smile.

And a carry out customer of the Dawson Road Albany, GA location stated Lorenzo Simmons was very helpful and the service was fast and accurate.


Halloween, the Taylors, SC store had a visit from the Colonel, pictured above with RGM Jackie Wallace. Various hauntings occurred in several JRN stores.

And this is the wild and crazy crew from the West (Market St. Johnson City, TN) KFC dressed down for Halloween. Left to right Steven, Allison. Kevin, Jessica, and Vickie.

This is our not-so Wicked Witch from

the East at West Market St. Johnson City, TN.

This is the crazy crew from Winchester, TN.

All escaped from the circus.:-) Left to right, back row Terry and his daughter,

Piper, Kaylene, Becky, Aaron, Sharon, Foxie Grandma Wanda.

Front row, Trudy, Louise & her grandson Squirt, and Lacy. And the rest of the guys broke the camera. Becky Damron, RGM, Winchester, TN

WINCHESTER’S CIRCUS

THE MAN IN WHITE

EAST AT WEST


Habitat cont. from page 1 “I was in a major depression for two

years,” Wright said. “Mom use to say, ‘Dear, when you are feeling down and low, go help someone that needs your help.’”

Wright said putting her mother’s advice into practice was just the cure she needed.

“It was helping build the house for the Pierce family that got me out of my depression,” she said. “I feel like I have my life back now. I’m happy and looking to help someone else.”

Aubrey Flagg’s full time job is as a professor of geography at Columbia State Community College, When not in the classroom, he is often found working on the Pierce’s new home.

“Every spare moment he has, Aubry is over there working on that house,” Wright said. “He’s even spent several days there by himself.”

For Flagg, helping the Pierce family is an opportunity to, as the saying goes, “pay it forward.”

“I grew up in three rooms with six brothers and sisters in a ghetto in Cambridge, Mass. We slept two or three to a bed,” Flagg said. “A lot of people are critical of places like Massachusetts for its welfare system, but I got a helping hand there. I’ve been teaching for 40 years now, and I wouldn’t be here today if not for the help I got years ago. I’m now spending my life giving back wherever I can so other families won’t have to live like the Flaggs did when I was a child.”

Flagg said he goes to the house nearly every day, and every day he does is an emotional experience.

“Every time I go to that site I think of how so many people are still living the way I did as a kid. It sometimes brings me to tears, and I think I just can’t give enough back,” Flagg said.

Many local churches have been involved in the building of Maury County’s Habitat homes. The Pierce’s home was initiated as a project of St. Peter’s Episcopal Church. Gale Moore co-chaired the project of the church’s outreach committee with her husband, Dick Moore, and fellow church members Jane Stephens and Keith Click. The Moores have been involved in building nine Habitat homes. Volunteers from Maury Hill Church of Christ and Grace Church of the Nazarene also came aboard to help with the effort.

“When I work alongside my brothers and sisters in Christ, I feel like we are concretely

doing what Jesus told us to do — loving our neighbors as ourselves,” Moore said. “The families who receive these homes are our neighbors. When you spend time physically working with these folks, pounding nails or moving bricks, and see the joy that they have about being able to work on and buy their own home, you have a whole new feeling of what being a neighbor is.”

Russ Adcox, Maury Hills Church of Christ pastor, said he was thankful the group from St. Peter’s asked his church to be involved in the project.

“It’s been such a blessing to work with another church on this project. We may have our differences, but we both agree on the importance of serving God and serving others. That’s been something we can unite around,” he said.

For the Pierce family, working side-by-side with the Habitat volunteers has been an experience they say they will never forget.

“We truly love the folks from St. Peter’s, Grace and Maury Hills Church of Christ,” Jerome Pierce said. “They put so much into building our home and were also so patient showing us how to do things we had never done before. Now we know some skills that will let us help another family some day.”

“They are putting into our family’s future, and we truly love and appreciate each of them,” Tanisha Pierce said.

Tanisha, Jerome, Payton, Keivaure, Jerayus, Audreanne, and Jerome III are looking forward to their first Christmas in their own home. If all goes according to schedule, they will be in by the first week of December. Greg Menza Columbia, TN Daily Herald


BUFFET CAMPERS To Terry (Jennings, Area Manager)

Last week I told you about the 2 elderly women who came in at 10:30 in the morning and purchased two senior buffets. They had brought books, magazines and crossword puzzles with them, to pass the time I guess. They ate from the buffet all day long. When I left the store at 7:20 at night they were still there, eating from the buffet.

Well, let me tell you what happened yesterday. I arrived at the store just before noon and spoke to a group of customers sitting in the small corner to the right of the door. That's the area you cannot see from the front. Well around 5:00 a customer came in and I was making some corrections on the new LJS menu board when a he asked to see the manager. Of course I stopped what I was doing to speak with him. He said he used to be an assistant at Ryan's and they had recently been forced to close because they could not make any money, and we would probably be next. I asked why he would think that. He then told me to go look in the lobby, “you have people camping out, they will eat all day and night.” He then explained to me that Ryan's had people come in as soon as the door opened and would not leave until they closed. They could not make food cost when people were eating 3, 4,and 5 meals for the price of 1.

So I went out to check this out. There were nine customers, the same one's I spoke to at 12 when I first got there, all still there. Some were eating, two men were sitting there playing cards and two women and a child, maybe 3 or 4 years old were laying in the booths sleeping. They had brought their bed pillows and the child even had a quilt. I did speak with them, I didn't ask them to leave but I did let them know they could not sleep and play cards. They all decided they were going to eat again and got up and went to the buffet. I left around 6 pm and they were all still there.

This is just unreal. Debbie Hunter, Area Manager

This is unbelievable but I’ve seen this happen myself at Murfreesboro #2. Harry (Harris Martin, Regional Manager)

I saw this in the early 1980s in California during the recession. The federal government also closed all federal mental hospitals, creating a permanent homeless population. McDonalds and Carl’s Jr.s (Hardees here) were the hangouts of choice. Allen Underwood

Shante continued from page 1 The Independent Living Program works

with youth in foster care, age seventeen through twenty-one, to help them prepare to live on their own. Shante says, “This program is really good and you can go far with it. I’ve learned how to keep the house clean, fill out job applications, and to be more mature. My greatest achievement in this program is living on my own and learning how to manage my own money.” The greatest difficulty Shante has had in the program is finding activities to fill her free time. Shante is currently employed at Kentucky Fried Chicken, while working with a job coach to obtain a long term position with benefits and better pay.

Shante is concerned about aging out of foster care when she turns 21 next February and not having the supportive services she is currently receiving. DePaul Family Services Youth Counselor Jennifer Mailhot says of Shante, “she has the advantage of desiring to learn from those around her. Shante is fun to be around and knows that others deserve respect. She will go very far with her positive attitude and kindness.”

Shante’s advice to others in what they can gain from their foster care experience is “Never give up, there’s always another door that opens.” By Kim Proechel IL Social Worker, Charlottesville © DePaul Family Services

BOO MOUSSE

This is a picture of the mousse that we put on the bar on Halloween. The customers loved it!! My buffet manager Ed Cooper came up with the design Waynesboro, VA


RECAP OF NEW SAFETY PROGRAM EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2009

Submitted by: Martha Sellers

ACCIDENT REPORTING GUIDELINES: • New Safety Year will run from January 1-December 31 • We will no longer be rewarding only those stores with no accidents for the year. We will also be

rewarding those stores that follow the new reporting guidelines • We will begin the new program and new reporting guidelines on January 1, 2009 so please ensure your

managers are trained prior to the effective start date • Stores will be eligible for quarterly rewards • To be an eligible for the award, you must have been an active employee throughout the entire safety year

and an active employee at the time of the drawing

GUIDELINES TO DETERMINE OUR SAFETY WINNERS: Once an accident occurs, each store is responsible for ensuring the accident is handled correctly from start to

finish. The attached reporting checklist explains the correct procedures when reporting an accident. ALL of the following must be met in order to be in 100% compliance with the new reporting standards. Only those stores in 100% compliance will be eligible for the safety incentive program:

• No negligence was involved in the accident. Negligence includes, but is not limited to carelessness or horseplay

• If applicable, the employee must have been wearing the correct PPE (personal protective equipment) prior to the accident. This includes, but is not limited to, safe ty shoes (slip resistant shoes), eye protection, gloves, aprons, etc.

• The injured employee must report ANY accident to the Manager on Duty (MOD) within the shift the accident occurred

• The MOD must send the correct First Report of Injury (FROI) (most updated forms found in outlook public folders) to the HR Department (Attn: Martha Sellers) within 24 hours of the accident

• The MOD must send the Accident Investigation form with the FROI to the HR Department within 24 hours of accident

• If medical attention is received (other than emergency care), the employee must see a network provider. A network provider list should be listed for all employees to see in each store (KY stores excluded)

• If medical attention was received, employee must get a drug test and a copy of the Chain of Custody should be sent to the HR Department within 24 hours of accident

Once an accident is reported the HR Department will fill out the WC Checklist (copy emailed to all AM’s on 11/11/08). If all of the above criteria are met, that store will be placed in the drawing for the quarterly and annual prize. If your store did not have a single accident, you will also be placed in the drawing. (Prize list emailed to all AM’s on 11/11/08.)

If the store failed to report the accident with 100% compliance with the above guidelines, the store will be penalized in the amount of $2000.00. $1000.00 will come from Workers’ Compensation in CSI as it always has and the other $1000.00 will come from the Manager’s Controllable Income.

HOLIDAY & WEEKEND REPORTING: Two quick and convenient ways to report claims immediately – By phone: 888-951-3200 or fax: 800-969-3062

SAFETY IS EVERYONE’S RESPONSIBILITY! SAFETY…FIRST, LAST & ALWAYS!

QUICK & EFFICIENT REPORTING SAVES MONEY!


couldn’t do anything,” said Green, who was quick to give credit to his teammates for his accomplishments. “Jake Miller, he plays right in front of me and he is one of the best linemen we have. I played behind Tennessee (Vance) last year and he was great too; and with Derek (Mann) at the will- linebacker on cutbacks. I couldn’t force the ball back to him unless he was there for me and he does a good job of forcing the ball back to me. A lot of other guys have done a great job as well.”

Green’s efforts have helped the Warriors jump out to a 3–2 record this year.

More importantly, they currently sit atop the Watauga Conference standings with a 2-0 league record after getting a win at home over West Greene and then going on the road to get a huge victory at Gatlinburg–Pittman.

“That was the biggest game of my life,” Green said of the win over the Highlanders. “We won it and it was the best feeling I’ve ever had.”

Happy Valley’s defense pitched a shutout while allowing just 117 offensive yards against the Buffaloes and then held the Highlanders to just 160 yards and 14 points.

“We’ve done a very good job in the conference at shutting down other teams offenses, especially against West Greene when we were able to hold them to zero points,” coach Verran said. “Casey has been a hug part of that, along with the other guys. He has got to have the guys up front to keep those offensive linemen off of him. Adam Childs and Tennessee Vance have kept a lot of those linemen off of Casey–Joe Guinn and Jake Miller at the ends, those guys up front keep people away from him.”

Green once again concurred that it’s those around him that help him succeed.

“We just all work good together as a team,” he said. “It just all comes out real well for us.”

While more individual honors such as the Jar-Jack Garland Award could be in Green’s future, that’s currently not what is on the fiery linebacker’s mind.

What is on his mind is Friday’s game at conference foe Cumberland Gap and the Warriors post-season positioning.

“I am hoping to win that conference,” Green said. “That’s the main goal.”

With Green in the middle of things, it’s certainly possible.

By Ben Davis Elizabethton Star, used by permission

Throughout his career, Happy Vally middle linebacker, Casey Green has made a huge impact on the Warriors defense – both figuratively and literally.

Last year, Green received the Jar-Jack Garland Award given annually to the Happy Valley defender that the coaching staff feels is the squad’s hardest hitter.

Green, now a senior, led the Warriors in tackles during the 2007 season and he is doing so again this year after accumulating 52 tackles in the seniors’ first five games.

“Casey anchors the defense from the middle linebacker position,” Happy Valley coach Scotty Verran said. “He plays very hard and he does a good job of scrapping and reading and flowing to the ball.”

Listed at 5’10” and 185 lbs., Green plays even bigger than that. He has recorded six sacks on the season and had double-digit tackles on more than one occasion.

“Without the linemen in front of me, I

CASEY GREEN, WARRIOR HARD–HITTER

Casey Green is the son of Heather Green who works at the N. Roan, Johnson City, TN KFC


LAST NAME FIRST NAME LOCATION DATE YEARSHAGER JACKSON C Jack Hager Regional Office 01-04-74 35WOODWARD FANNIE B. Hanson Ave. Fredericksburg, VA 01-04-77 32MCCOLLUM GRACIE J. Woodruff, SC 01-02-80 29HEBERT JR. WALLACE ANDREW JRN Marketing, Columbia, TN 01-02-86 23STIDHAM JR. HAROLD Wise, VA 01-06-86 23AZAR DANIEL L. Polk Motel, Columbia, TN 01-06-86 23LOVE HOWARD H. Polk Motel, Columbia, TN 01-07-86 23MAY JR BUDDY ROGER Rodney Shaw Regional Office 01-08-86 23SMITH CAROLYN RUTH Crossville, TN 01-15-86 23CURTIS SALLY JO Crossville, TN 01-11-88 21BROWN AMOS Fort Valley, GA 01-20-89 20BAKER TRACEY L. N. 9th & Bayou, Pensacola, FL 01-27-89 20CAPPS CAPITOLA M. Black Mountain, NC 01-01-90 19ELLIOTT ERMA N. Lake City, TN 01-15-90 19HAISLIP NANCY R. Church St. Murfreesboro, TN 01-14-91 18PERRY JOANN W. Prattville, AL 01-18-91 18MOODY TAMMY L. Suffolk, VA 01-28-92 17HUTCHINSON JOSEPHINE P. JRN Marketing, Columbia, TN 01-24-95 14CHESTERFIELD FRANCES Church St. Murfreesboro, TN 01-21-96 13GOFF ROBERT M. Gatlinburg, TN 01-08-97 12COOPER WILLIE L. Nine Mile Rd. Pensacola, FL 01-07-98 11CHRISCOE ELLEN C. Mt. Vernon, IL 01-14-98 11NATIONS KATHY L. Mauldin, SC 01-20-98 11HUMOSE LATOLYAH T. N. Monroe St. Tallahassee, FL 01-07-99 10WALDEN KIMBERLY A Somerset, KY 01-13-99 10KALSHAN LORI B Gulf Breeze, FL 01-23-99 10RUTHERFORD BUELAH M. Corbin, KY 01-09-00 9HOWARD RICHARD Memorial Blvd, Murfreesboro, TN 01-24-00 9SLUDER ROGER A. Tanglewood, Roanoke, VA 01-31-00 9ROBINSON REGILYN C. Woodruff Rd. Greenville, SC 01-10-01 8FRATTARELLI FRANK F. Rodney Shaw Regional Office 01-29-01 8ANSLEY SONDRA H. N. Monroe St. Tallahassee, FL 01-07-02 7RAYNOR NATALIE N Herrin, IL 01-15-02 7SOLAND ERIN R. Milton, FL 01-22-02 7ANSLEY LILLIAN L. Apalachee Tallahassee, FL 01-25-02 7JONES SHERRY L East Walnut, Dalton, GA 01-30-02 7SMITH PERRY S. Madison Ave. Montgomery, AL 01-05-04 5ALRED MALINDA C Murfreesboro Rd. Franklin, TN 01-06-04 5INGALLS MARCEY L Memorial Blvd, Murfreesboro, TN 01-12-04 5LYNCH DAVID A. Terre Haute Wabash 01-15-04 5BEAL HEATHER L Paris, TN 01-17-04 5ARMSTRONG TERRANCE L Spring Hill, TN 01-19-04 5YOUNG JASON J N. Highland, Jackson, TN 01-21-04 5STARK JOHNATHAN D Linton, IL 01-21-04 5COWART ROBERT Intnl. Speedway, Dayton Beach, FL 01-26-04 5CHAMBERS KATHLEEN Schillinger Rd. Mobile, AL 01-27-04 5DAVIS HEATHER R Mt. Sterling, KY 01-28-04 5LAKE ASHLEY R Concord #3, NC 01-31-04 5FINES KENNETH L. Hanson Ave. Fredericksburg, VA 01-03-05 4WOOTEN DOROTHY Scottsville Rd. Bowling Green, KY 01-04-05 4SIMMONS NICHOLAS L. Travelers Rest, SC 01-05-05 4FARROW MODESTY Covington, TN 01-11-05 4THOMPSON SHENIA N.F. Lynn Garden, Kingsport, TN 01-12-05 4

JRN ANNIVERSARY DATES in January 2009


LAST NAME FIRST NAME LOCATION DATE YEARSPERRY HUBERT P. Market St. Johnson City, TN 01-14-05 4KUHA CINDY R. Herrin, IL 01-17-05 4DOUGHTERY MICHAEL N Concord #3, NC 01-17-05 4WOOD STEVEN J Concord #3, NC 01-17-05 4HENDERSON STACEY R. 6704 N. 9th, Pensacola, FL 01-17-05 4ROEDL STACEY L. Effingham, IL 01-19-05 4PARKER CHARITY M. London, KY 01-21-05 4SOLOMON ERNEST N. Monroe St. Tallahassee, FL 01-22-05 4COCKRELL PAMELA R. Antioch, TN 01-25-05 4REECE JEAN B Weaverville, NC 01-01-06 3WENZEL GREGORY A Terre Haute, IN 01-02-06 3LYONS TINA F. Palm Coast, FL 01-02-06 3NICKELS HOLLY L Grundy, VA 01-03-06 3HATCHER VICKIE S Glasgow, KY 01-03-06 3SHORT TABITHA A. Shelbyville, TN 01-04-06 3HANCOCK MARIA L Marion, VA 01-06-06 3TOLER BRITTANY T. Capital Circle, Tallahassee, FL 01-07-06 3EVANS PATRICIA G Gallatin, TN 01-09-06 3GOOD TYLER J Gallatin, TN 01-09-06 3SIMS JANE L Marion, VA 01-09-06 3PORTER PAMALA D. Quincy, FL 01-09-06 3SHEW SHERRI L Robinson, IL 01-11-06 3MALLORY TRANE'QUE Intnl. Speedway, Dayton Beach, FL 01-11-06 3SOULE SKY B Gallatin, TN 01-12-06 3SNEED CANDICE Y Benton, IL 01-16-06 3COURTNEY SR GEORGE T Lebanon, VA 01-17-06 3AVERY JR WILLIE J Atlanta Hwy. Montgomery, AL 01-17-06 3HORACE ERVIN L. Manchester Expressway, Columbus, GA 01-17-06 3HENDERSON EVAN L Berea, KY 01-18-06 3BROWN STEVEN T. Fourth Ave. Columbus, GA 01-18-06 3MULDROW AUBREY L Brownsville, TN 01-22-06 3MORAN ROBERT D Lynn Garden, Kingsport, TN 01-22-06 3OSMAN JIAN W Aquia, Stafford, VA 01-23-06 3COOK QUENTIS L. N. 9th & Bayou, Pensacola, FL 01-24-06 3BARNES THERESA J Cave City, KY 01-30-06 3HAYES SEBASTIAN Cordele, GA 01-30-06 3HALL RHONDA S Berea, KY 01-01-07 2LEE JASMINE S. Quincy, FL 01-02-07 2FULLER ASHLEY B Robinson, IL 01-03-07 2COLEMAN DARREL E Massaponax, VA 01-04-07 2SYKES STEPHANIE Springhill Ave. Mobile, AL 01-04-07 2JUNE ANTWAN L. Buena Vista Rd. Columbus, GA 01-05-07 2VANSICKLE MARCELINE R Atoka, TN 01-07-07 2STARNES TANDY C. Cool Springs, Franklin, TN 01-08-07 2KERNS SHANNON K Massaponax, VA 01-08-07 2WALLACE CODARA K Hanson Ave. Fredericksburg, VA 01-08-07 2CERVANTES JOSE A. Cool Springs, Franklin, TN 01-10-07 2WOOD BRIAN W Travelers Rest, SC 01-10-07 2MCGUFF PHILLIP A. Bell Rd. Nashville, TN 01-15-07 2BARNETTE ERICA D. Lake City, TN 01-17-07 2JACOBS LEE A Harrisburg, IL 01-18-07 2COLEMAN STONEY L Greer, SC 01-18-07 2WEBB WILLIAM P Dexter, MO 01-20-07 2



LAST NAME FIRST NAME LOCATION DATE YEARSHELTON MEGAN R Corbin, KY 01-20-07 2GARCIA JOAQUIN ZARAGOZ West Walnut, Dalton, GA 01-21-07 2TAMAYO JUSTIN M Vann Dr., Jackson, TN 01-22-07 2BUTENKO MICHAEL Seymour, TN 01-22-07 2FRENCH CHARLIE R. Seymour, TN 01-22-07 2ADDAIR SAVANNAH A Abingdon, VA 01-22-07 2SCOTT MARY H. Capital Circle, Tallahassee, FL 01-22-07 2BRICKNER PHILIP A JRN IT, Columbia, TN 01-22-07 2GOLDEN JIMMY PAUL A. Pulaski, TN 01-23-07 2HARRIS ERNEST A. Apalachee Tallahassee, FL 01-23-07 2SANKEY LASHONDA Coliseum Blvd. Montgomery, AL 01-25-07 2DYES FRANK J Sikeston, MO 01-29-07 2SMITH VERDELL Black Mountain, NC 01-29-07 2BROWN GIA E. Tillman's Corner, Mobile, AL 01-29-07 2GONZALEZ CHRISTOPHER G. Antioch, TN 01-31-07 2LOWERY JACOB S Patton Ave. Asheville, NC 01-31-07 2SIMPSON KRISTEN N Concord #2, NC 01-31-07 2PARSONS STEVEN Palm Coast, FL 01-31-07 2DENNIS SHOMORO N. Monroe St. Tallahassee, FL 01-01-08 1PHILLIPS BERTHA J. Lockwood Sarasota, FL 01-01-08 1MARTIN CONNIE S Athens, TN 01-02-08 1FULLER DOMINIQUE J. Fourth Ave. Columbus, GA 01-02-08 1ARTIS LOUIS T. Humboldt, TN 01-03-08 1DAVIDSON DAMITA J. Ormond Beach, FL 01-03-08 1WRIGHT KYARA N. Intnl. Speedway, Dayton Beach, FL 01-04-08 1REED WILLIAM G Richmond Rd. Lexington, KY 01-05-08 1RIOS JOSE M West Walnut, Dalton, GA 01-06-08 1BRADEN REBECCA K Lake City, TN 01-07-08 1HARRELL THEODORE M. Port Orange, FL 01-07-08 1PHILLIPS BRADLEY L. Bee Ridge, Sarasota, FL 01-07-08 1JOHNSON CORNIESHA L White Horse Rd. Greenville, SC 01-08-08 1MOORE CHANT G White Horse Rd. Greenville, SC 01-08-08 1RING REBECCA K Lebanon, VA 01-09-08 1CARNEAL SUSAN R. Massaponax, VA 01-09-08 1OWENS CHERYL F Emporia, VA 01-09-08 1STANLEY LISA ANDRIS Wise, VA 01-09-08 1SMITH KEITH D. Nine Mile Rd. Pensacola, FL 01-09-08 1TAYLOR KENNETH L. Mason Ave, Dayton Beach, FL 01-09-08 1OGLESBY WYESHA R. Intnl. Speedway, Dayton Beach, FL 01-09-08 1HODGES TEQUILA R. Dawson Rd. Albany, GA 01-09-08 1LEWIS CHRISTINA S. Eastern Blvd. Montgomery, AL 01-09-08 1ROBINSON CARDARO D. Milgen Road, Columbus, GA 01-09-08 1WILLIAMS MONIQUE N. Buena Vista Rd. Columbus, GA 01-10-08 1BERRYHILL ASHLEA N. Union City, TN 01-11-08 1RULE KELLY E. Harrisburg, IL 01-11-08 1DAY LAWRENCE Buena Vista Rd. Columbus, GA 01-11-08 1DAVIS QUINTON L. Schillinger Rd. Mobile, AL 01-12-08 1RICHARDSON COLLEEN L. Buena Vista Rd. Columbus, GA 01-12-08 1MADISON TERESA L. Waynesboro, VA 01-14-08 1LEWIS ANTHONY D Emporia, VA 01-14-08 1TAYLOR TASHA T. Cordele, GA 01-14-08 1FERGUSON CORINITH I.B. Milgen Road, Columbus, GA 01-14-08 1HARRIS CHRISTIANA L London, KY 01-15-08 1



LAST NAME FIRST NAME LOCATION DATE YEARSCOX NICOLE C Capital Circle, Tallahassee, FL 01-15-08 1GONZALEZ BEVERLY Y Capital Circle, Tallahassee, FL 01-15-08 1HOLDEN JESSICA L. Capital Circle, Tallahassee, FL 01-15-08 1BLACKMON ANDRECUS D. Coliseum Blvd. Montgomery, AL 01-15-08 1HAMPTON LAKISHA U Suffolk, VA 01-16-08 1SCOTT SHAREENA D Capital Circle, Tallahassee, FL 01-16-08 1PRECIADO NELSON Fruitville Rd. Sarasota, FL 01-16-08 1STEM JR CARL P Old Fort Hwy. Murfreesboro, TN 01-17-08 1SMITH JOHN F. Paul Russell Rd. Tallahassee, FL 01-17-08 1TARVER GWEN D. Paul Russell Rd. Tallahassee, FL 01-17-08 1WILLIAMS BREONA K. Milgen Road, Columbus, GA 01-17-08 1WICHWARE TIMIKA E Antioch, TN 01-18-08 1EVANS PAIGE L Ringgold, GA 01-18-08 1ATKINS NICOLE A. Derek Ave. Sarasota, FL 01-18-08 1ATKINS EARNEST L. N. 9th & Bayou, Pensacola, FL 01-19-08 1COLLAZO DE LA ROSA JUAN Bee Ridge, Sarasota, FL 01-19-08 1ROSE JENNIFER K. Dyersburg, TN 01-21-08 1GIPSON STEVEN E. Dyersburg, TN 01-21-08 1MATHIS BRITTANY L. Gallatin, TN 01-21-08 1MILLS SELENA M Woodruff, SC 01-21-08 1HUDSON PATRICK F Patton Ave. Asheville, NC 01-21-08 1ORUM LISA DENISE Madison Ave. Montgomery, AL 01-21-08 1RHODES NICKLOUS R Woodruff, SC 01-22-08 1DAVIS STEPHANIE D. N. Monroe St. Tallahassee, FL 01-23-08 1WILLIAMS SHANE W. Capital Circle, Tallahassee, FL 01-23-08 1YOUNG PHILLIP Capital Circle, Tallahassee, FL 01-23-08 1KAIGLER SHEILA C. WEST Perry, GA 01-23-08 1HOWARD NACHOSHA J. Perry, GA 01-23-08 1WILLIAMSON THOMAS A. Perry, GA 01-23-08 1CARTER JR. WILLIE E. Veterans Pkwy, Columbus, GA 01-23-08 1LEWIS JONATHAN D Suffolk, VA 01-24-08 1WEST LATRAVUS F Perry, GA 01-24-08 1WEAVER CORTEZ L. Coliseum Blvd. Montgomery, AL 01-24-08 1KING JAEL 13th Street, Phenix City, AL 01-25-08 1OLSEN ROBERT L Spring Hill, TN 01-26-08 1NEDD QUARTIL L. Perry, GA 01-26-08 1MCCRAY SHONTAVIA S. Macon Road, Columbus, GA 01-26-08 1BUSH JACORY T Buena Vista Rd. Columbus, GA 01-26-08 1MARCUM BRITTANY N Wise, VA 01-27-08 1DURAN MAGDALENA Emporia, VA 01-28-08 1FORD CHRISTOPHER M White Horse Rd. Greenville, SC 01-28-08 1MERRIWEATHER ARIEL D. Intnl. Speedway, Dayton Beach, FL 01-28-08 1HARRIS LUBERTHA L Capital Circle, Tallahassee, FL 01-28-08 1THOMAS DAVID P Capital Circle, Tallahassee, FL 01-28-08 1MITCHELL ANDREW J. W. Oglethorpe, Albany, GA 01-28-08 1CULLER JUSTIN J Davis Dr. Warner Robbins, GA 01-28-08 1WYATT CAMERON L Crossville, TN 01-29-08 1JORDAN ILLA R Old Fort Hwy. Murfreesboro, TN 01-29-08 1WATERMAN JAMES A Blacksburg, VA 01-29-08 1BALDWIN JOHN D Hanson Ave. Fredericksburg, VA 01-29-08 1WING BILLY B Foley, AL 01-29-08 1GOODMAN NATASHA R Eastern Blvd. Montgomery, AL 01-29-08 1HENRY CASEY L Chatsworth, GA 01-30-08 1


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LAST NAME FIRST NAME LOCATION DATE YEARSBIESCHKE JACOB A Scottsville Rd. Bowling Green, KY 01-30-08 1BIVENS JOYNITA L. Paul Russell Rd. Tallahassee, FL 01-30-08 1SHIPP KIANTA N. Manchester Expressway, Columbus, GA 01-30-08 1WADE ROBERT R Gallatin, TN 01-31-08 1LAWHORNE MAURICE G. Timberlake, Lynchburg, VA 01-31-08 1MOODY JARROD NG London, KY 01-31-08 1ROE DANIEL W Patton Ave. Asheville, NC 01-31-08 1


We had a Happy Halloween at Richmond, KY. Happy Holidays to everyone! Left to Right: RGM, Brenda Hale, Donna Moore, and Krystal Zamora.

ON THE HUNT

Here is a picture of a Hunting trip. Left to right: Dennis Overbey, RGM Corbin,

KY, Jorge Sermini, Area Manager, Sarasota, FL, Bill Hale, Harris Martin’s Office and Roger Gregory, Area Manager, KY. Jay Webb, Area Manager, KY

DOWN ON THE FARM

Note reads: David, Hope you enjoy your pizza. We ordered it special–Cause they support Alabama

Crimson Tide! (from

Leftover from last month’s football rivalry between Becky Jewell and David Neal. The box was full of sales brochures.

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