1ForKids

4200 Colley Avenue Suite A

PO Box 6044 Norfolk VA 23508

(757) 622-6400

www.homesforkids.org

WINTER 2011OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER

Natanya was one of our first Phoenix Outstanding Achievement Award winners at the Phoenix Awards Luncheon on November 9th. She and fellow honoree, former ForKids kid, Vincenza Githens were honored with Childrens Champion Betty Wade Coyle.

Pregnant at 15, Natanya had to grow up quickly. Her carefree days of spending time with friends quickly disappeared. She felt trapped by her familys financial situation and home life. Natanya painfully admits to a personal struggle with showing love to her young son while she herself was still maturing as an adult.

I didnt love myself, and not loving myself it was hard to give him loveit is one of the biggest regrets I will ever have in my life, remembers Natanya.

Natanya overcame all the discouraging statistics. She graduated from high school and enrolled at Old Dominion University. But the overpowering combination of an abusive relationship, an unstable housing situation and the difficulty of trying to juggle work and motherhood took its toll. She dropped out midway through her first year.

When Natanya finally escaped her abusive partner, she moved in with a friend. But the two were eventually evicted. She then

bounced around from couch to couch with little money to support her son.I needed something more stable for myself and my son. So I contacted Haven House [the ForKids emergency shelter].

It was scary because I didnt know what to expect. Here I was moving into a strange place. I didnt know anybody. I didnt know the rules, what I was going to encounter, and what was going to be expected of me, she said. But Haven House was much more than she imagined.

The house was beautifulit is actually the biggest house I have ever lived in. And it was home for a period of time. They made it feel like home." There, she began working with her case manager on a plan to help her achieve her goals. She wanted a college degree, a good job and a home for her family.

Breaking the Cycle of Homelessness and Poverty for Families and Children

FAMILYmatters

When The Virginian-Pilot reported that poverty is up all across the U.S. except in Hampton Roads (Poverty Worsens in U.S., but not in Hampton Roads, November 3, 2011) I had to scratch my head. On the McCormick-Meter (carefully calibrated from detailed measurements of the intake of antacids) Id say poverty is off the charts locally. More specifically, Id point to our current average call volume of 160 calls a day and an all-time record high of 208 calls on October 29th from

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Thaler's ThoughtsPovertys Not Worse Where?

While at Haven House, Natanya found a steady job at Montgomery Wards and began saving for an apartment. She moved out and soon signed up for classes at Tidewater Community College. She was back on track. She earned her Associates Degree then transferred back to ODU, finally earning her long awaited Bachelors Degree in 2001.

Natanya was the first person in her family to earn a college degree. Nobody else in my family had ever had a college degree and I knew that was something that I wanted.

Her ambitions not yet fulfilled, she started graduate school at Norfolk State. Working and going to school, she completed her Master's Degree in Urban Education in 2007. Today, Natanya works as a child protective services social worker for the City of Virginia Beach where she has been employed for five years.

Looking back at her time with ForKids, Natanya thinks the most important thing was having a place to stay where I felt safe and having someone to talk to me about my goals who didnt look down on me. Natanya now tries to do the same for families she helps as a professional social worker. I can understand

where they are and I use that to my benefit to build stronger relationships with my clients.

Wow. Congratulations Natanya. Your courage and perseverance shows us that there is a phoenix inside everyone coming through our doors, just waiting to fly.

people requesting rental assistance, shelter and utility assistance. Likewise, the Norfolk Department of Human Services reports a 32% increase in applications for food stamps and the Food Bank of Hampton Roads reports 1 in 4 households in Hampton Roads are now food insecure.

Yep, reporting from the trenches, poverty is pretty bad right now in Hampton Roads.

Despite the glorious headline, The Pilots conclusion came from a report by the Brookings Institution that compared concentrated poverty rates in U.S. Census tracts between 2005 and 2009. A primary finding was that poverty is growing twice as fast in suburbs than in cities. The phenomenon is driven in part, said Elizabeth Kneebone, with Brookings, by poorer residents moving toward suburbia because that's where the jobs are, particularly in retail. It's also the aftermath of prolonged job and wage stagnation in which some suburbanites have lost ground.

Here in Hampton Roads, particularly Norfolk and Portsmouth, our urban communities have demolished public housing to build mixed income communities. This redevelopment has undoubtedly created healthier

communities and de-concentrated poverty, as noted in the Brookings study. But it also resulted in a devastating loss of affordable housing, sending more people to our door and keeping them in shelter longer as low-wage families search for affordable housing that doesnt exist.

So, while the Brookings report doesnt give us an up-to-the-minute account of the immediate pain in our community, it does tell us that urban centers no longer have the lock on poverty and homelessness. This is something I think many in Virginia Beach, Chesapeake and Western Tidewater have already figured out.

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Thaler McCormick, CEO

Natanya, pictured here with fellow Phoenix Award honorees-Children's Cham-pion, Betty Wade Coyle (far left) and Vincenza Githens (center right) and ForKids, CEO, Thaler McCormick

3Do you have good mojo? ForKids new thrift store, Good Mojo, celebrated its Grand Opening on September 23rd as Councilman Barclay Winn, ForKids Board President Marie Finch and several staff members from the Hampton Roads Community Foundation cut the ceremonial red ribbon signaling the beginning of a new era at ForKids. In addition to the funding from Hampton Roads Community Foundation, several area businesses donated their time and expertise to make the store a reality including Pilato & Counts Interior Design, Husteads Canvas Creations, Any & All Graphics, Special Assignment and Tammy Deane & Company.

Good Mojo is open for business 7 days a week and needs your help by donating your gently used household items, volunteering your time and shopping like you mean it. Every dollar goes to support ForKids and the homeless families we serve. The store not only is open to the

public but it also allows ForKids to distribute Mojo Bucks to its participant families enabling them to earn much needed purchasing power as they progress through ForKids life changing programs. Arrange for free pickup for larger items at pickups@homesforkids.org or by calling the store at 622.1194 or you can arrange

a community donation drive and have the Good Mojo truck pick up stuff from your whole neighborhood, church or community group.

Give your time. Give your stuff. Shop til you drop. Get Good Mojo.

Thaler McCormick, CEO

ForKids Gets Good Mojo

Pictured, l to r: Norfolk City Councilman Barclay Winn, ForKids Board President, Marie Finch, ForKids CEO, Thaler McCormick and Hampton Roads Community Foundations VP of Initiatives, Christine Morris

ForKids board members pose outside Good Mojo, hoping to increase their own good mojo!

Christine Morris, Hampton Roads Community Foundation Vice President of Initiatives wields the big scissors to cut the ceremonial grand opening ribbon, with the help of Norfolk City Councilman Barclay Winn.

To request a ForKids speaker for your service organization, church, or other community group, please contact Leila at lrice@homesforkids.org or 757.622.6400 x135.

4Giving Homeless Children the Write Start to a successful School Year!

SMSgt. John Elstrom and his Maintenance Operations Squadron at LAFB helped to make the back-to-school transition easier for a lot of homeless children by providing them with backpacks and the essential supplies they needed to get their school year off on the right note. ForKids Childrens Services staff pictured here with SMSgt. Elstrom, clockwise are: Josh Hollaway, Stacey Gardner and Rico Robinson.

Re-CYCLE-ing Bikes ForKids

Thank you to Studio Evolve Tattoo owners, Briana Cece and her husband Gabe for connecting ForKids with the ReCYLCEry NC. The nonprofit organization donated 13 bikes for ForKids families to provide transportation and recreational use. Pictured left to right: Rich Giorgi, Aline Landy (ForKids), Ernie Patterson and Cathy Melvin.

Making Families Feel Welcome

Longtime ForKids Supporters, Suffolk 60 Care, filled Welcome Baskets with essential relief and hygiene items to help make homeless families in Suffolk and Western Tidewater feel more comfortable as they moved into temporary shelter. Suffolk 60 Care members Jessica Mullen (far left) and Cale Angelelli (far right) delivered the baskets to our ForKids Suffolk and Western Tidewater Case Managers.

Taking Strides to End Homelessness

Old Dominion Universitys Department of Recreation and Wellness delivered a record-breaking donation from its 2011 Monarch 5K and Adventure Race. Lace up your running shoes and start training for the 2012 Monarch 5K and Adventure Race, April 7, 2012! Pictured, left to right: Bill Young, Jean McClellan-Holt (ODU), Leila Rice, Aline Landy, Kaitlin Robb and Bridget Nemeth (ODU).

Hitting the Links to Raise Awareness and Money for Homeless Families

The 4th Annual Sean A. Lovas Memorial Golf Tournament was held on August 22, 2011 at Cavalier Golf & Yacht Club, and ForKids was the sole

recipient of the proceeds. Joe Lovas and Tom Atherton hosted the event.

ForKids was also honored to be a recipient of a portion of the proceeds from several long-running golf tournaments this fall, including the 10th Annual Monarch Bank Charitable Golf Tournament, the 25th Annual William E. Wood Charity Golf Tournament, the 11th Annual SEVA-CAI Golf Tournament and the 6th Annual Theta Chi Golf Tournament.

Theta Chi tournament participants, pictured left to right: Michael Barnum, Adam Guyer, Greg Huckaby and Richard Divers

Dining Out to Break the Cycle

Several Ghent area restaurants generously participated in ForKids Dine Out Colley event, donating a percentage of their sales on various days. Thank you to:

Carolina Cupcakery, Colley Avenue

California Pizza Kitchen, Norfolk and Virginia Beach

DEgg West

Dairy Queen, 21st Street

Luna Maya

Mama Joes, Colley Avenue

Moes Southwest Grill, 21st Street

No Frill Grill, Norfolk

Ritas Italian Ice, 21st Street

The Skinny Dip, Colley Avenue

Tropical Smoothie Caf, 21st Street

What Can YOU Do to Help Homeless Families and Children?

5Board of Directors 2011-2012

Marie FinchPresidentCommunity Leader

Vincent A. Pilato, P.E.Vice PresidentOwner & President

Robert W. Hayes Company, Inc.

Chuck Saunders, CPATreasurerManaging Member

Saunders and Matthews, PLLC

Certified Public Accountants

Thaler McCormickCorporate SecretaryChief Executive OfficerForKids, Inc.

Howard GordonPartnerWilliams Mullen

David RussellPresident and CEOTile and Terrazzo

Brian SchaefgenChief Financial OfficerHarbor Group International

John P. BaioccoSenior Executive Vice PresidentTowneBank, Norfolk

Cherry WittelsbergerSenior Vice President

Amerigroup Corporation

CAPT Joanne McCaffrey USCG (Ret.)Senior Project ManagerCamp, Dresser, & McKee

Ed KimpleSenior Vice PresidentThalhimer Commercial Real Estate

Ray Gromelski, PhDGromelski & Associates

Chris PerryPresidentSuburban Asset Management

RADM Thomas Steffens USN (Ret.)Steffens Consulting

Thomas LeemanVice President-Investments

Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC

Dr. Carol SimpsonProvost and Vice President

Academic Affairs Old Dominion University

Carolyn Abron-McCadden, PHRCommunity Leader

Helen KesslerOwnerPure English

Kim Simon FinkCommunity Leader

LaTisha S. Owens VP & Senior Counsel

Corporate Finance & Governance

Amerigroup Corporation

Amy PeseskyAmy Pesesky, PLC

Chelsy CarterVice President-Development

Gannett Media Technologies

Mechelle LassiterThe Psychotherapy Center

Tod SmithPresident and General ManagerWVEC

Rob PoellnitzVice PresidentSteelMaster Buildings

Were Growing to Meet an Urgent Community Need

ForKids is happy to announce that we will soon be more than doubling our Permanent Supportive Housing for families with severe and chronic disabilities, going from 10 units to 21! The additional 11 units are being made possible with new federal funding through Norfolk and Chesapeakes Continuum of Care and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). These additional units are a desperately needed resource in South Hampton Roads that will allow us to help a greater number of families with disabilities stay together and receive the programs and services they need to gain independence. ForKids' existing 10 units of Permanent Supportive Housing are located on 38th Street in Norfolk. Locations for the additional units have not yet been determined.

Stay updated on the latest ForKids happenings! Be sure to Like us on Facebook, facebook.com/homesforkids and follow us on Twitter, twitter.com/ForKidsVA.

6ForKids salutes the U.S.S. Harry S. Trumans Aircraft Intermediate Maintenance Department (AIMD), not only for their service to our country, but also for the tremendous work they do volunteering at Good Mojo. Together the AIMD sailors have already accumulated nearly 200 hours since they began volunteering in late August and theyre still going strong.

U.S.S. Truman chaplain, LCDR Michael Bigelow, encouraged the sailors to choose an organization with which to volunteer while their ship was in the yard. AS2

Cory Chevalier, an aviation support equipment technician, chose to volunteer with our organization because of the work ForKids does to help homeless families and children. The sailors come to Good Mojo every Tuesday without fail, and ForKids is grateful for all of their hard work.

Chevalier said that the AIMD enjoys their time at Good Mojo and would like to help even more in the future. The AIMD has had a tremendous impact on the work that ForKids accomplishes. Volunteers like the men of the U.S.S. Truman AIMD make Good Mojo a success.

VOLUNTEER SPOTLIGHTU.S.S. Harry S. Truman Aircraft Intermediate Maintenance Department

United Way Day of Caring 2011

Would you like to be a ForKids Volunteer? Please email volunteer@homesforkids.org.

A BIG Thank You! to the selfless volunteers from Clark Nexsen, Dominion Enterprises, Sentara Health Systems and Virginia Natural Gas for all of their hard work! More than 100 volunteers eagerly rolled up their sleeves at the various ForKids properties and jumped right in, staining fences, cutting grass, trimming hedges, and doing whatever needed to be done to make the lives of homeless families and children a little nicer.

September 9, 2011

7Cynthia Amaro

Michelle Barger

Stuart Birkel & Nathalie Cassis

Adam Casagrande

Michelle & Aldon Collier

James Corbin

Lauren D'Amico

Donna DeChant

Charles & Juanita Dowdy

Robert & Vicky Doxey

Dean Everton

Paul & Marie Finch

Robert & Alice Frady

Ray & Deb Gromelski

Mindi & Judge Haugen

Vikki Henderson

Doris & Buck Higginbotham

Sarah Johnson

Jennifer Keirle

Michaela Kubicek

La'Shonda Lane

Jane B. Lego

Ryan Livingston

Thaler & Nat McCormick

Sharon McGlone

LaRhonda McLean

Kathleen Orebaugh

Leila Rice

Melanie & Reginald Rivera

Brenda Robinson

Shereka Spencer

Rob & Sybil Spurgeon

Janet Stokley

Stephen & Ann Story

Lauren Varboncoeur

Alesandra Venee

Neil & Pat Walsh

Westminster Reformed Presbyterian Church

ForKids G.E.M.sGive Every Month

In November, Bank of America (BoA) was recognized as Outstanding Corporate Philanthropist at the National Philanthropy Day luncheon. Market President Charlie Henderson shared some of BoAs national and local successes: a 10-year $2 billion commitment to providing unrestricted core operating support to non-profits through their Building Excellence Initiative, and a commitment of more than 1.5 million volunteer hours nationally and more than 13,000 local volunteer hours annually. Wow. That is a huge commitment from one corporation.

After listening to Charlie, ForKids CEO, Thaler McCormick reflected on the impact of BoA on ForKids: We were awarded BoAs Neighborhood Builders Award under their Building Excellence Initiative in 2006, which bestows an astounding $200,000 unrestricted operating gift and cutting edge training on the lucky recipient. At the time, ForKids hoped to use our BoA funding to open a child development center, something that remains a fervent desire here. But a shelter in Suffolk and a multi-year recession pulled us down a different path, and BoAs investment was used to build much needed service capacity and expand our afterschool programs.

With the BoA leadership training, ForKids learned to think differently, and we were introduced to other programs all across the country. We discovered ForKids was good but we could be better, we could measure success differently, we could tackle problems of a different scale.

Five years after receiving the BoA Neighborhood Builder Award, ForKids has increased its service capacity by 500% and tripled the size of its afterschool programs. We are a different organization: regional, data-driven, more efficient and more effective.

At the luncheon, Angelica Light, retiring President of the Hampton Roads Community Foundation, urged those in attendance to undertake transformative philanthropy. And that is exactly what Bank of America is doing through their unique Building Excellence Initiative. More than 600 organizations across the country have been awarded Neighborhood Builders Awards since 2004. For each recipient, BoA consistently invests in their leadership and provides venture capital to build their infrastructure. They are truly transforming non-profit capacity in the U.S.

Bank of America: Transformative Philanthropy

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8Leaving a Lasting Legacy Mary Ludlow Home gives $1,000,000

Mary Ludlow Baroness von Zollikofer Altenklingen, a remarkable woman who lived more than 100 years ago, has had a profound impact on the families of ForKids over the last decade. Thanks to the foresight of a Board she entrusted with fulfilling her wishes, she will continue to impact the lives of our families for years to come. At her death in 1907 she generously started a home for homeless Norfolk women called the Mary Ludlow Home, which operated from 1918 to 1977. A trust developed from monies from the sale of the home have been distributed thoughtfully by a Board of Directors to continue to fulfill Mary Ludlows wishes.

Words cannot express the impact that Mary Ludlow Home funds have had on ForKids. Since the first gift to ForKids in 2003, Mary Ludlow Home provided almost $1 million in operational funding in the last

decade, allowing ForKids to meet the needs of homeless women and their families. In 2011, they ensured that this support would live on in perpetuity with a $1,000,000 endowment gift to ForKids when the foundation was dissolved. The fund will be housed at the Hampton Roads Community Foundation and provides a lead gift in ForKids drive towards future sustainability. As you can see below, a lot has changed in the scope of ForKids since 2003 and none of this would have been possible without Mary Ludlow and the leadership of the Board of the Mary Ludlow Home.

(Check out the ForKids website for Mary Ludlows complete amazing story.)

Join the ForKids Legacy Society by making a planned gift. For more information, please contact Kaitlin Robb at 757.622.6400 x112 or krobb@homesforkids.org.

Mary Ludlow Impact

William and his three children, all under the age of seven, had been homeless for nearly a year after their Suffolk home was destroyed by fire. He turned to ForKids when he could no longer afford to pay for the motel room they were living in. Within a few days of entering the program, William found a job, and in less than a month he and his family had their own rental house in downtown Suffolk.

Since the Suffolk House conversion last July, Williams family is one of six that have made the transition from homelessness to permanent housing within 30 days.

Case managers have worked tirelessly to assist

these families in accessing mainstream resources, securing employment or increasing work hours for others, connecting with pediatricians and locating safe and affordable housing.

Now in their new homes, our families continue to receive case management and therapy services for up to nine months to ensure stability. Afterwards,

ForKids helps link the families to resources in their communities to help them continue to solidify their self-sufficiency.

Were also happy to announce that Hot Meals and Homework (HMHW) is now a reality for our kids in Suffolk and Western Tidewater. Volunteer tutors are currently working with children once a week

afterschool at our Suffolk House Service Center and then sending them home with a nutritious hot meal for their families after each session.

Thank you to our generous HMHW food donors, including The Plaid Turnip and Evergreen Apostolic Faith Church of God Live On. We couldn't do what we do without you!

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Success in Suffolk and Western Tidewater!

Help us keep the Hot Meals in Hot Meals & Homework! Families, church groups,

civic and social groups--need you to make casseroles and other freezable meals for our kids and their families. For details, contact Aline Landy at alandy@homesforkids.org

or 757.622.6400 x136.

Financial Supporters January 2011-October 31, 2011

360 IT

3D-M, LLC

A. Dodson's Art of Living Well

Mike & Sondra Abbott

Carolyn Abron-McCadden

Lynn Adams

John & Heather Adams

Aggregate Transportation Corp

AGL Resources Private Fdn - Virginia Natural Gas

Alan & Esther Fleder Foundation

Bernice Allen

Alpha Lambda ADK

Cynthia Amaro

American Legion Auxiliary

Amerigroup Charitable Foundation

Audrey Amerski

Ann Amundsen

Kay & Joe Antle

Any & All Graphics

The Art Institutes International

Arviso, Inc.

Ashman Distributing Company

Charles & Marcia Atherton

Kristen Atterbury & Alfred Applewhaite

Frank and Wendy Auerbach

Brook Avery

John & Mary Azud

Betty J. Backus

Larry & Nancy Bagranoff

Stacey & Johnny Bailey

Joshua Baker

Sabrina & Paul Balesi

Keith Bangel

Bank of America

Bank of America United Way Campaign

Sherry & Pat Banks

Friends of ForKids

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Tom Baragona & Arlene Klinedinst Baragona

Michelle Barger

Edna Barksdale

Liset Barreto

Joan Louise Barry

Richard F. Barry III

Lee & Edwarda Barthold

Charles & Janet Bassford

Esther M. Batchelder

Tom Batchelder

Mavis & Rich Bates

Jane Batten

Bay Area Electrical Service

Bayview United Church of Christ

BB&T, Downtown Norfolk

Beach Ford

Andrea Bear

David & Christine Beatty

Jessica Bedois

Kathleen & Leonard Bellafiore

Kenneth Benassi

Benjamin Altschul. Realtor

Carlton Bennett, Esq.

Lindsay & Ed Bennett

Deborah & Eric Bensinger

Berea Womens Fellowship

Drs. Alexander & Alexandria Berger

Rosemary & Benyam Berhane

Netta Berlin

Joan & Bruce Berlin

Lisa Ehrich & Rob Bernstein

Joseph & Mildred Berryman

Bertini, O'Donnell & Hammer

Mac & Amy Birdsong

Birdsong Corporation

Stuart Birkel & Nathalie Cassis

Kristie Bissell

Michael & Paula Blachman

Blackwater Art League

Cheryl Blackwell

Jonathan Blackwell & Lisa Clay

Kelly Blankenship

Ms. Jennifer Blythe

Alma R. Blythe

Nancy Blythe

Body of Christ Community Church

Jim & Joy Bolander

Jean S. Booton

Joe & Melanie Boyd

Elizabeth Brickhouse

Jim Brinkman

Macon & Joan Brock

Michelle & Ned

Gary Broome

Dan V. Buckelew

Anne & James Bugg

Rebecca Bump

William C. Bunch

Connie Burnette

Patricia & Clarence Burns

Helen & Larry Burroughs

Catherine Buski

Xavier Calderon

California Pizza Kitchen

Tony Calogrides

Todd and Debbie Campbell

Michael Campbell

Marianne & Bill Campbell

William H. Candler

Rob & Shannon Candler

Capital Concrete

Barbara Caretta

Michael & Sarah Carley

Pamela C. Carley

Carolina Cupcakery

Joel & Martha Carp

Heather & Scott Carr

Nevin P. Carr

Robert & Kathleen Carter

Lynda & Ted Carter

Chelsy Carter

Adam Casagrande

Christi A. Cassel and Bryan Skeen

Jon Caughey

Cavanaugh Nelson, PLC

Ellie Cesario

Kim & Ian Checcio

Checkered Flag

Cherry, Bekaert & Holland

Annette & Mike Cherwa

Karen & Tom Chipok

Billy & Lauren Chorey

Mr. & Mrs. William L. Chorey

Christ United Methodist Church

Neal & Linda Christopher

Church of the Advent

The Episcopal Church of the Ascension

Cinema Cafe-Greenbrier

Pete & Pam Ciula

Civitan Club of Norfolk

Helen & Allen Clark

Clark Nexsen Foundation

Susan & Ken Clarke

Rick & Connie Clarke

Ann Cleland

B. Sheila Clendenning

Sidika Colakoglu

Samantha Coleman

Cathy Coleman

Michelle & Aldon Collier

Carolyn Collins

Community Action Coalition of Virginia

Paul & Marta Conkling

Nelee & Mark Connors

Daniel Coogan

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Cooper

Finley Cooperwood & John Miller

Maurice & Faye Copeland

James Corbin

Donna Counts

Isle of Wight

Mary Covell

Betty Wade & Tim Coyle

Catherine C. Craft

Marti Craver

Katie & Clifford Creech

Mary & Jeff Creekmore

Debra & Robert Cross

Samuel & Laverne Crown

Cub Scout Pack #73

Eva Cuevas & Janice Proctor

Cuisine & Company

John & Julia Curtis

Thom & Becky Curtis

The Curtis Family Foundation

Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer

Maryrose Cutrino

D. Vine Investments

Katherine & Georg Dahl

S.K. Dalton

Diana & Matt Dalton

Lauren D'Amico

Paul & Laura Danks

Mark & Elizabeth Danley

Leigh Davis

Neal Davis

Constance & Stuart Davis

Wayne DeAtley & Connie Ciccolella

Donna DeChant

Marie & Robert Deegan

D'egg

Lena B. DeLelys

James Dellaripa

Mary & Blaine

Tina Desir

John & Sally DeVan

Shante Dickerson

Jeffrey Dickson

Cindy Dillon

Mary S. Dillon

Dollar Tree Management, Inc.

Dominion Employee Giving Program

Dominion Foundation

Norma Dorey

Walker Dorroh

Charles & Juanita Dowdy

Robert & Vicky Doxey

Marianne & Jason Doyle

Joyce Drew

Scott DuBois

Jacqueline W. Dudley

Jennifer Finn Duffy

Georg S.Dukas

Sharon O. Duke

Amelia Dull

Theresa & Mathew Dunleavy

E. C. Wareheim Foundation

David C. Eatwell

Dan & Susan Edwards

Samuel W. Edwards III

Rob & Jen Edwards

David & Shelly Edwards

Lisa Ehrich

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Dawna Ellis

The Epicureans Inc., Portsmouth Chapter

Cheryl & Mike Erbach

Ryan D. Erickson

Karl & Mary Erickson

Robert & Elizabeth Evans

Dean Everton

F.C.I. Towers, Inc.

Faith Lutheran Church

Betty Pollard Fellowship of Faith Wesleyan Church

Fannie & Milton Friedman Family Foundation

Paul & Jean Farrell

Anthony Felce

Joanna Felts

Craig & Michelle Ferber

Donna S. Ferguson

Julianne R. Fetterly

Therese Finch

Paul & Marie Finch

Bailey & Stanley Fine

Lorraine Fink

Robert & Dana Fink

Kim & Andrew Fink

First Colonial Inn

Paul & Maureen Flannagan

Gail & Joel Flax

Anne & Lawrence Fleder

Vernon & Amy Flora

Patricia Flowers

Food Lion Shop & Share

Ronald & Gina Foresta

Lashawn Fortes

Scott Fowler & Amy Gelfand

Pam & Graham Fox

Robert & Alice Frady

Paul & Lynn Francois

Franklin-Southampton Area United Way

Franklin Presbyterian Women

The Fratelli Group

Leslie Friedman

Andy & Barbara Friedman

John & Mary Froehler

Rowena & Peter Fullinwider

Kyle & Billy Furr

Jennifer & Tasos Galiotos

Gannett Foundation

Ron & Paula Garrison

Herbert Garten

Capt. G. Carlisle Gatje USN (Ret)

GE United Way Campaign

The Geekettes Club

Marcia & Greg Geisert

Lucy & Paul Gibney

Beth & Scott Gidley

Gift Bearers Collectors Club

Dominique Godette

Earl & Dianne Godfrey

Gold Key | PHR Hotels & Resorts

Golden Girls, LLC

Gay V. Goldsmith

Mark Gonsenhauser

David & Susan Goode

Peter Goode

Howard & Sandra Gordon

Lynanne Gornto

Barbara Gornto

Harry Graber

Deanna & Whitney Graham

Grand Furniture

Diedre Granger

Dick & Elizabeth Gray

Andy & Ashley Greene

Stewart J. Greenebaum

Paul & Dee Dee Gregoire

Richard & Joan Griffey

Bill Griswold

Ray & Deb Gromelski

Gromelski & Associates

Richard K. Grossman

Ann & Bob Gurnee

Conrad & Marie Haas

Debbi Haddaway

Lisa Jean & Randy Haddock

John J. Haines

Pamela Y. Hampton

Hampton Roads Community Foundation

Edward W. Hanson

Eric & Yvonne Hanson

Harbor Front Kiwanis Club Civic Action

Gerald Harger

Amy Harrington

Mary Lee Harris

Peebles & Avery Harrison

Julie Hart

Edward & Joan Hart

Kimberlee & James Harvey

Harvey Lindsay Commercial Real Estate

Mindi & Judge Haugen

Edward & Thelma Haycox, III

Helen G. Gifford Foundation

Charlie & Donna Henderson

Vikki Henderson

Caroline Herre

Erick Hinkle

Paul & Susan Hirschbiel

Carol K. Hirschler

HK on the Bay

George & Betsi Hnath

Bernard & Beverly Hodges

Hoffman Beverage Company, Inc.

Joshua Hollaway

Doris Hollenstein

Theresa Windley Holloran

Chris Holloway

Chuck & MaryBeth Horton

Nicole & Michael Hostutler

Robert & Wendy Howard

Emma Howerton & Alex Konikoff

June J. Hoye

Hubbard Peanut Co., Inc.

Maria del Carmen Huggard

Dr. & Mrs. Felix A. Hughes, III

Ben & Andrea Hugo

Larry & Sally Hull

Bruce W. Husselbee

Hustead's Canvas Creations

Melissa Hutchings

Il Giardino

Thomas & Julianne Inglima

International Org. of Masters, Mates & Pilots

IssueTrak, Inc.

ITA International LLC

David & Gail Iwans

J. B. Denny Company

Jack & Jill of America - Chesapeake Chapter

Katherine M. Jackson

Michael & Wendy Jaffe

Klara James

Jansen Financial Services

Todd W. Jared

David & Kendra Jarrell

The Jewish Mother

John D. Johnson

Sarah Johnson

Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Johnson

Amy Jonak

John A. Jones

Sam & Anne Jones

Philip Jordan

Martin & Rebecca Joseph

Junior League of Norfolk-Virginia Beach, Inc

Laura A. Kapsha

Ben Kassel

David Kassir

Gertrude Y. Kearns

Debra & Don Keeling

Jennifer Keirle

Sharri Keller

Dr. Denise M. Kenna MD

Tom & Lisa Kennedy

Travis S. Kesler

Helen & Graham Kessler

Diane S. Kiger

Susan & Colin Kilrain

Edward & Anne Kimple

Kinder Morgan Foundation

Kiwanis Club of Chesapeake

Kiwanis Club of Norfolk

Kiwanis Club of Ocean View

Jay & Jodi Klebanoff

John & Roz Klein

Robert Kramer

Isabelle & Rick Krupnick

Michaela Kubicek

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The Virginian-Pilot

Neil & Aline Landy

La'Shonda Lane

John Langlois

Larchmont United Methodist Church Foundation

Joyce A. Larkin

The Lawson Companies

Ben Leach

James A. Leach, IV

Deborah & Robert Leedom

Tommy & Meg Leeman

Jane B. Lego

Caren & Stephen Leon

Miles & Sandra Leon

Barbara Lester

Kenneth & Johnna Levins

Michael Levinson

Kirk & Amy Levy

Carolee Lewandowski

Doreen Lewis

Penelope & Donald Lewis

Rhonda Liberto

Liberty Spring Christian Church

LifeNet Health

Linda Fox-Jarvis, Inc.

Frances & Harvey Lindsay, Jr.

John & Marianne Littel

Little Neck Circle of the Kings Daughters

Ryan Livingston

Richard & Karen Lombart

London & Norfolk, Ltd.

Duane & Randy Lougee

Louis & Mary Haddad Foundation

Lovas Insurance Agency, Inc.

Bernard A. Lublin

Blake Lugenbeal

Hank Luhring

Lutheran Women's Missionary League

Lynnhaven Kiwanis Foundation

Lynnhaven United Methodist Church

Denise Mabry

Arthur MacConochie

Margaret & Gary Mackey

Anne & Alfred Madsen

Alfred & Dace Magness

Magnolia United Methodist Church Missions

Sarah Rebecca Maier-Robinson

Main St. UMC, United Methodist Women

Management Consulting Inc.

George & Kathryn Marfeo

Carol & Kenneth Marinak

Lisa & Simon Marle

Loli & Bjorn Marshall

Eileen Martin

Everett & Nancy Martin

Tom & Laurie Martin

Janet Marvel

Mary Ludlow Home

Holly & Joe Maslanka

Mary Mason

Michael & Susan Matchett

Tom & Robyn Mathas

Brianna J. Mattingly

Mayo Insurance Agency, Inc.

Cecil Mays

Joanne McCaffrey-Albero & Frank Albero

Mike & Caroline McCartney

Peter McCormick

Thaler & Nat McCormick

Victoria McCoy

Frances McCraw

Amy P. McDonough

Ruth McElroy

Keith McGhee & Leanne Currie

Sharon McGlone

Wendy McGrady

McGuireWoods LLP

LaRhonda McLean

Marjorie R. McLemore

Phil McPhail

Joan M. McQuade

Mark & Julie Medley

Kelly A. Meerbott

Ray & Denyse Megginson

Jill Mellerio

Stephen Merritt

Mid Atlantic Insurance Services, Inc.

Miles Memorial United Methodist Church

Joan Miller

Brian & Tammi Milliken

Ralph & Judith Miner

Andrew & Nancy Minton

Edwin & Patricia Mitchell

Monarch 5K & Adventure Race

Monarch Charities, Inc.

Susan P. Moreau

Ronald & Penny Morgan

Joe & Nancy Morgan

Sheila & Richard Morris

Jennifer L. Morris

Mount Gilead Missionary Baptist Church

Dawn & Albert Myers

Darren Myers

Katherine Myles

Barbara Mytych

Nancy Nale & Brian Kuebler

National Assoc. For The Specialty Food Trade, Inc.

National Specialty Underwriters, Inc.

Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company

Naval Station Norfolk Religious Offering Fund

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Amy Price Neff

New York Life Insurance

Newsome United Methodist Women

Fatemeh & Timothy Nicholson

No Frill Bar & Grill

Norfolk Academy

Norfolk Association of Insurance Women

Norfolk Rotary Charities, Inc.

Norfolk Southern Foundation

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Northside Norfolk Rotary Club

Emily Hampton Nowell

John Nunnery

Robert Nusbaum

Alan & Ann Nusbaum

Oakland Christian Church United Church of Christ

Oast & Hook, P.C.

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Robert & Phaik Obermeyer

Obici Healthcare Foundation

Jim & Dianna O'Brien

Ocean Construction Services, Inc.

Ocean View Baptist Church

Susan & Fred O'Connell

Lisa & Christopher O'Donnell

Jack & Marilyn O'Donnell

ODU Institute for Learning in Retirement

Ohef Sholom Temple

Barbara Older

Optimist Club of Norfolk VA, Inc.

W. R. & Phyllis O'Quinn

Kathleen Orebaugh

Carol Ormond

David & Lisa Orton

Tara O'Sullivan

Pete Owen

LaTisha S. Owens

Michael & Megan Padden

Parish of the Holy Spirit

Kelly Parker

Glendola A. Mills Parker

Richard & Kendra Parker

Charles & Kim Parr

Parr Funeral Home & Crematory

Barbara G. Parsons

Janelle Parsons

Party Angels

Geoffrey & Stella Payne

Sharon Payne

Jean Peacock & George Tussing

Harrie & Carolyn Pearson

Trudy E. Perkins

Virginia Perry

Chris & Cathryn Perry

Amy & Scott Pesesky

Kevin & Amy Petersen

Nicholas & Kathleen Petrillo

Jennifer & Travis Pfitzner

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Vince & Susan Pilato

Pilato & Counts Interior Design

Pilot Club of Suffolk

Georgia Pitrone

Kevin & Carolyn Pleiss

Rene & Myles Pocta

Rob & Julie Poellnitz

Steve & Amy Pollari

Lisa & Tony Porten

Marc & Allyson Poutasse

PowerBilt Steel Buildings, Inc.

Pat & Russell Proctor

Jennifer Arnhold Prodan

Barbara Protacio

Peter Pruden, III

Justin K. Quinn

Adam & Sara Rafal

Jennifer Rafferty

Suzette & Alan Rashkind

Michael & Lee Rashkind

Rashkind Family Foundation

Frank & Sally Rawls

Anne M. Ray

Raymond James

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Maria Melissa Reid

Kelly Reidenbaugh

Susan Rice

Robert & Doris Rice

Leila Rice

Phil Richard

Richard Bennett Trust

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Anne Richardson

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Scott Rigell

Sally Riley

Vaughn Rinner

Rita's

Melanie & Reginald Rivera

Jose Rivera

Ray & Kaitlin Robb

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Laura Robb

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Katharyn & Gordon Robertson

Jason Robertson & Aften Van Hoozen

Brenda Robinson

Jae Roe

Sherri Rome

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Jennifer Rosenberg

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Marcia Royal

Royster Memorial Presbyterian Church

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Sacred Heart Catholic Church

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Jennifer Saunders Pfitzner

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Starr & Philip Sayres

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Jesse Schaffer

David & Michelle Schinderle

Kathy Bailey & Paul Schleier

Jim & Kim Schmidt

John Schonk

Jean & Bob Schonk Charitable Trust

Janet Schubert

Donald & Kimberly Schultz

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William & Martha Schwegler

Margaret W. Scurlock

Second Presbyterian Church

Sele Inc., Dairy Queen

Sentara Optima Health

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Kyla & Nick Shawyer

Frank Sheffer

Marilyn & William Shepherd

Kathryn B. Sheppard

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Lucinda Shinault

Stuart H. Shippey

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Jeremy & Dianne Shulman

Jim & Elizabeth Shumadine

Jacqueline Segaloff Silverberg

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Britt & Shelly Simon

Carol Simpson

Mark & Rosemary Skees

Skin, A Medical Spa

The Skinny Dip Inc.

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Brian A. Smith

Beverly Smith

Martin & Alison Smith

David & Elaine Smith

Lisa Smith & Maurice Jones

Tod & Kenya Smith

Emilie Smoke

Kevin & Brenda Snashall

Lisa Metton & Philip Snider

Barbara Sobaski

Felicia Solomon

The Southeast Virginia Community Foundation

E. Norris Spencer

Shereka Spencer

Bruce & Sandy Spiro

Spring Branch Community Church

Rob & Sybil Spurgeon

James Squires & Karen Jones Squires

St. Andrew's Episcopal Church

St. Paul's Episcopal Church

Tracy Stafford

Stanley Accounting Services, Inc.

Mr. Robert Stanton

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Kelly Stefanko

Tom & Ellie Steffens

Robert L. Stein

Mark Steiner

Gail S. Stenberg

Philip & Ann Stephens

Steve Wallace Contracting

Neil Stevens & Karen Duncan

Stihl, Inc.

Janet Stokley

Jonathon R. H. Storm

Stephen & Ann Story

Studio Evolve

Suffolk 60 Care

Suffolk Christian Church

The Suffolk Foundation

F. Lee Summers, III

Suntrust United Way Campaign

Jean Swartz

T. J. Crooks, Inc.

Tabernacle United Methodist Church

Paula S. Taggart

Target

Jonelle Tate

Sandra TeWalt

Janice M. Thaler

David & Jan Thomas

Emily Thomas

Cassandra & Timothy Thomas

Mary Barta Thomas

Thomas J. Hubbard, M.D. Inc.

Linda & Clarke Thrasher

Mrs. Kavanaugh Y. Thrift

Tidewaters Booster Club

Tidewater Children's Foundation

Tidewater Conference of Independent Schools

Tidewater Jewish Foundation

Brian Scott Tilley

Nan Toppin

Angelo and Elaine Torre

Hernani Tosoc

TowneBank Foundation

TowneBank Virginia Beach

Nicole J. Tranchitella

Amanda Trent

Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church

Joe & Melia Trost

Tina Truman

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IN HONOR OF ESTHER BATCHELDERTOM BATCHELDERJACK & PAULA YOUNG

IN HONOR OF BON SECOURS MISSION PROGRAMS

AMY PRICE NEFF

IN HONOR OF MARY, RUTH & PHILIP CONKLING

PAUL & MARTA CONKLING

IN HONOR OF BETTY WADE COYLEMICHAEL CAMPBELL

IN HONOR OF KIM FINKRICHARD K. GROSSMANRICHARD & KAREN LOMBARTBERNARD A. LUBLINANNE & LAWRENCE FLEDER

IN HONOR OF OLIVIA GALIOTOSMS. JENNIFER BLYTHEMARIANNE & JASON DOYLEGEORG S.DUKASJENNIFER GALIOTOS

DEANNA & WHITNEY GRAHAMBEN & ANDREA HUGOCHRIS & CATHRYN PERRYJENNIFER ARNHOLD PRODANLISA & NEAL SCHULWOLFBRITT & SHELLY SIMONKATHARINE M. VAN SLYKEELIZABETH & DUDLEY WARELEE T. WEINSTEIN, D.D.S.KATHERINE & KEVIN WILSON

IN HONOR OF LYNNANNE GORNTOLEE & EARLENE STARKEY

IN HONOR OF RAYMOND KEYJOYCE DREW

IN HONOR OF PATTI KIGERLYNN ADAMS

IN HONOR OF DONALD LEWISJENNIFER L. MORRIS

IN HONOR OF THE HONORABLE JOSEPH P. MASSEY

WHITNEY & ELLEN SAUNDERS

IN HONOR OF THALER MCCORMICKPETER MCCORMICK

IN HONOR OF NANCY NALEMS. SALLY RILEY

IN HONOR OF ANDREW NISSMANJANE & WIN SHORT

IN HONOR OF DAVE PAULUSKELLY A. MEERBOTT

IN HONOR OF HARRIET PESESKYAMY & SCOTT PESESKY

IN HONOR OF JACKSON RADFORDLENA B. DELELYS

IN HONOR OF SALLY RILEYNANCY NALE & BRIAN KUEBLER

IN HONOR OF KIM SCHMIDTJIM SCHMIDT

IN HONOR OF THE KASSIR FOUNDATION DAVID KASSIR

IN HONOR OF THEIR PARENTS & CHILDREN NEIL & PAT WALSH

IN HONOR OF DICK TUCKERDAWN & ALBERT MYERS

Karen Twiddy

U.S. Coast Guard Facilities Design Center

Unilever United States Foundation, Inc.

United Methodist Women of Community Meth. Church

United Way of South Hampton Roads

United Way of the Virginia Peninsula

John Upton

Lynn Upton-Sykes

The USAA Foundation

Veronique & Rey Valencia

Katharine M. Van Slyke

Richard & Julie Marie Vander Burg

Claude B. Vanderberry

Alicia Vanderspiegel

Grace & Robert VanDerveer

Lauren Varboncoeur

Alesandra Venee

Mike Veraldi

Virginia Housing Development Authority

Hans & Holli Wachtmeister

Alan & Jody Wagner

Leah & Richard Waitzer

Edwin & Kathy Waitzer

Scott Walsh

Neil & Pat Walsh

Lynn Waltz

Susan & Craig Wansink

Tony Warburton

Wardell Orthopedics, P.C.

Wards Corner Chiropractic

Wards Corner Lions Club

Elizabeth & Dudley Ware

Darlene Jader Waters

James & Miriam Watrous

Alethia E. Watson

Ruth Weinberg

Lee T. Weinstein, D.D.S.

Edward & Janis Weisberg

Braden & Krystal Weldy

Robert & Janice Wells

Wells Fargo Bank

Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign

Alice & Eric Werner

Westminster Reformed Presbyterian Church

Nicholas Wheeler III

Rachel White

Glen & Cindy White

George Whitmore & Melissa Lexier

Burt Whitt

Emily Whittaker

WHRO

Meredith Wilkins

Terri & Steve Wilkins

Wilks, Alper & Harwood

The William E. Wood Foundation

Desiree Williams

Lucy & Lang Williams

Ruby Williams

Meredith Williams

Rhonda Moore-Williams

Williams Mullen

Williams Mullen Foundation

Dave Willman & Tammy Deane

Ken & Melanie Wills

Katherine & Kevin Wilson

Denise Wilson

Blair & Jane Wimbush

Nancy & Thomas Winborne

Windsor Congregational Christian Church

Windward Fund

Janet & Barclay Winn

Karen Winters

Ryan Winz

Cherry & Hans Wittelsberger

Jeff & Lynn Wolfe

Lee & Robert Woodard

Wooden Things

Jeremy & Whitney Woodring

Mary M. Woodruff

Stephen & Lynn Woods

John Woodward

Word & Spirit Worship Center

Worldwide Golf Associates

Kimberly Worley

Amy W. Yarbrough

Yockey & Associates, P.C.

Davis Young

Bill & Sabra Young

Jack & Paula Young

Sharon Youngue

Bob & Mary Zellman

Wayne Zinn

Gregory M. Zitkus

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IN HONOR OF PAT WALSHSCOTT WALSH

IN HONOR OF BILL YOUNGESTHER M. BATCHELDER

IN HONOR OF CAROL & GLENN ZINSERPAULA S. TAGGART

IN MEMORY OF MIRIAM ALPERAMY & SCOTT PESESKY

IN MEMORY OF ANN AMUNDSENNETTA BERLINDEBRA & ROBERT CROSS

IN MEMORY OF MRS. MANJULA BAI N. BAOU.S. COAST GUARD FACILITIES DESIGN CENTER

IN MEMORY OF KENNETH CHENE SR.THALER & NAT MCCORMICK

IN MEMORY OF PETER COEASHMAN DISTRIBUTING COMPANYJANE BATTENANDREA BEARJIM & JOY BOLANDERMACON & JOAN BROCKREBECCA BUMPWILLIAM H. CANDLERMICHAEL & SARAH CARLEYPAMELA C. CARLEYROBERT & KATHLEEN CARTERCAVANAUGH NELSON, PLCB. SHEILA CLENDENNINGKATIE & CLIFFORD CREECHCUISINE & COMPANYJOHN & JULIA CURTISTHE CURTIS FAMILY FOUNDATIONMARYROSE CUTRINOMARY & BLAINEDAVID C. EATWELLSAMUEL W. EDWARDS IIIPAUL & MARIE FINCHFOOD MATCHLESLIE FRIEDMANROWENA & PETER FULLINWIDERBETH & SCOTT GIDLEYEDWARD W. HANSONMARY LEE HARRISERICK HINKLEHUBBARD PEANUT CO., INC.DR. & MRS. FELIX A. HUGHES, IIIIL GIARDINOJOHN D. JOHNSONLAURA A. KAPSHATHALER & NAT MCCORMICKNATIONAL ASSOC. FOR THE SPECIALTY FOOD TRADE, INC.

LISA & CHRISTOPHER O'DONNELLPAT & RUSSELL PROCTORPETER PRUDEN, IIILISA & TIMOTHY ROBERTSONGARY & RUTH SAMSSAUNDERS & MATTHEWS, PLLCSTARR & PHILIP SAYRES

WILLIAM D. SESSOMS, JR.MARILYN & WILLIAM SHEPHERDE. NORRIS SPENCERSTANLEY ACCOUNTING SERVICES, INC.MR. ROBERT STANTONROBERT L. STEINNICOLE J. TRANCHITELLACLAUDE B. VANDERBERRYWORLDWIDE GOLF ASSOCIATESJACK & PAULA YOUNG

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IN MEMORY OF BILL DILLONJOHN UPTON

IN MEMORY OF BILL FINKMICHELLE & ALDON COLLIERLISA EHRICHRAY & DEB GROMELSKIALINE & NEIL A. LANDY, DMDTHALER & NAT MCCORMICKAMY & SCOTT PESESKY

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