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Top 100 Taxpayers-Web BY TAXING BODY, THE HUNDRED TAXPAYERS WITH THE LARGEST VALUATIONS TAXING BODY TWP-PINNUM VALUATION TAXPAYER NAME ANDALUSIA FPD 161526301023 471,742 PITHAN LARRY C 161532200004 327,812 SNOWSTAR CORP 152218400002 260,664 MARTIN DAVID L 161527200005 236,265 ANDALUSIA COMMUNITY BANK 152208101001 223,372 AMERITECH 161525100007 213,248 MIDWEST METHANE INC 161532301034 174,087 LONG ROBERT M 172114100002 168,199 FUHR ALLAN W 152215100001 163,622 JAHN CLARISSA M 161528300012 160,082 HOWES MARY S TRUST 161526300003 152,032 ANDALUSIA VENTURES/DIFRYE 161529400001 143,982 DUCKYS LAGOON 152217300001 142,744 MARTIN CAROL M 172102300002 136,651 STEWART JAMES E/DONNA L 171425401007 134,271 SKOREPA THOMAS A 161527301009 131,574 STINE MICHAEL C 152201200007 127,451 BOSSEN LEE G 161532301032 126,788 COOK KIMBER E 161526400009 126,735 MCDOWELL LIVING TRST 171426400009 126,518 CORWIN LLOYD L/DARLENE 152208300008 124,424 COUNTRY BANK 161532301014 123,638 PRICE GREGORY 161526301008 121,785 K-COL LLC 161532301048 121,527 RICHHART DON R 171425402006 121,002 FIRTH WILLIAM L/JANICE R 161527137006 120,619 CASEYS RETAIL CO/ACCT DEP 161534300013 120,163 WOEBER KYLE A/JAYNE 161530301002 118,329 WAGNER DONALD K 161536401018 118,022 ALLEN RONALD R 161526200019 117,232 SCHMIDT JEFFREY A 161535400007 117,026 SCHAUENBERG ROBERT D 152204400001 116,788 BOSSEN TIFFANY A 161532301040 116,584 DUDZIK STEPHEN J 161527406016 113,698 FUHR JAMES D 161535100005 112,133 BAYNE LISA 161530305022 111,639 AMES MARGARET M/SCOTT R 161534300001 111,276 COLLINS CAROL A 161531100004 110,030 MANNING DANIEL C E 161526302004 109,836 WILLIAMS JOHN W/SON M 161530307001 109,399 PAUSTIAN TERRY 161536101002 109,172 LAWRENCE ELMER E/NAOMI 152208300026 108,688 BROWN BARRY T/SHARON J 161530309001 108,540 WATKINS MICHAEL W 152218300001 108,211 MUELLER THOMAS E 161527406008 108,027 BAMRICK JOHN F 161527406014 105,968 HOLBERT JOHN E 161527301013 105,729 JOHNSON KYLE C 161527301012 104,683 THOMAS CHRIS/AMBER 161536300009 104,276 TADY THOMAS L 161529305004 103,300 MEYER SAUL S 161527406021 103,220 STEVENSON JENNY R/MILES 161527406011 103,134 GODLESKI MARK A 161527301003 103,043 PASKET ANTHONY 171425301019 102,673 WRAY TIMOTHY C/VIRGINIA 161532301030 102,557 FISHER RICHARD F/GAIL A 171435400006 102,370 ROMIG BERNARD 161530305003 102,325 PARRISH LARRY/KATHY 161527406004 100,400 OELKE RONALD / MELISSA 161527301006 100,111 HAYES JAMES T 161526301024 99,846 OAK CREEK DEVELOPMENT INC 161529400010 99,692 FUHR WYATT A/KARRIE J 172102301008 99,383 FST MDWST TR 72-14940 161529400022 98,606 HITCHCOCK JOHN 161532100001 98,439 GEIGER ROBERT 161526301012 97,365 OAK CREEK DEVELOPMENT INC 161535201007 96,923 FLAMM GREGORY 161527406017 96,709 SWANSON BRIAN/CHRISTINE L 161536401022 96,504 BEHN JENNIFER L/JOSHUA J 161527406023 96,460 BOHNSTENGEL ALISON/MIKE 161530308001 96,163 WATSON GARY T/SHIRLEY D 152201301001 95,044 HARVEY RICHARD J/PHYLLIS 161532301049 94,987 AMERICAN BANK & TRUST CO 161532301028 94,791 WILLIAMS GREGORY A 161536401005 94,516 HUGHES CHARLES 161535400003 94,397 BOGNAR KEITH F JR/CURRY V 161527402001 94,275 OVERSON JEFFREY S/KATHY J 161534301001 94,231 REDLINGER RYAN/ALLISON 161530306001 94,224 WALTER PAUL J/LISA M 161527406001 93,992 FRYE ANDREW L/JENNIFER L 161535302009 93,720 JACQUES BRUCE R 161527406003 93,701 WYNN CHRISTOPHER L 161536303001 92,869 DIXON WALTER E/KAREN G 161527301014 92,495 EDWARDS CHRISTINE/MATTHEW 161534300018 92,353 DAVID JERRY W 161534100006 92,302 EHRHARDT JEFFREY P 161527404002 92,288 JACKSON DANIEL J/JULIE M 161536401007 92,273 OLSON DALE A 161532301036 91,743 WEBER ARNOLD J/TERESA A 161536300001 91,337 BOHNSACK JAY E/SARAH A 161527301007 91,277 KOOPMAN ROGER D JR/WENDY 161526301006 91,164 OAK CREEK DEVELOPMENT INC 161532301052 90,654 DOWNEY GARY D/ALESIA D 161525104006 90,567 DOCHERTY SHAWN M/KRISTINA 161525104004 90,472 SAWYER DUANE L 161532301019 90,025 POTTER DENNIS G 161532301020 90,025 MCCLUSKY LARRY D/CHERYL L 161532109001 89,997 OHARA JOYCE E/MICHAEL T 161527301008 89,991 STENGEL WILLIAM 161534300017 89,958 FOY JASON M 161532102013 89,947 DOBBELEARE RICHARD J ANDALUSIA TWP. 161526301023 471,742 PITHAN LARRY C 161532200004 327,812 SNOWSTAR CORP 161527200005 236,265 ANDALUSIA COMMUNITY BANK 161525100007 213,248 MIDWEST METHANE INC 161532301034 174,087 LONG ROBERT M 161528300012 160,082 HOWES MARY S TRUST 161526300003 152,032 ANDALUSIA VENTURES/DIFRYE 161529400001 143,982 DUCKYS LAGOON 161527301009 131,574 STINE MICHAEL C 161532301032 126,788 COOK KIMBER E 161526400009 126,735 MCDOWELL LIVING TRST 161532301014 123,638 PRICE GREGORY 161526301008 121,785 K-COL LLC 161532301048 121,527 RICHHART DON R 161527137006 120,619 CASEYS RETAIL CO/ACCT DEP 161534300013 120,163 WOEBER KYLE A/JAYNE 161530301002 118,329 WAGNER DONALD K 161536401018 118,022 ALLEN RONALD R 161526200019 117,232 SCHMIDT JEFFREY A 161535400007 117,026 SCHAUENBERG ROBERT D 161532301040 116,584 DUDZIK STEPHEN J 161527406016 113,698 FUHR JAMES D 161535100005 112,133 BAYNE LISA 161530305022 111,639 AMES MARGARET M/SCOTT R 161534300001 111,276 COLLINS CAROL A 161531100004 110,030 MANNING DANIEL C E 161526302004 109,836 WILLIAMS JOHN W/SON M 161530307001 109,399 PAUSTIAN TERRY 161536101002 109,172 LAWRENCE ELMER E/NAOMI 161530309001 108,540 WATKINS MICHAEL W 161527406008 108,027 BAMRICK JOHN F 161527406014 105,968 HOLBERT JOHN E 161527301013 105,729 JOHNSON KYLE C 161527301012 104,683 THOMAS CHRIS/AMBER 161536300009 104,276 TADY THOMAS L 161529305004 103,300 MEYER SAUL S 161527406021 103,220 STEVENSON JENNY R/MILES 161527406011 103,134 GODLESKI MARK A 161527301003 103,043 PASKET ANTHONY 161532301030 102,557 FISHER RICHARD F/GAIL A 161530305003 102,325 PARRISH LARRY/KATHY 161527406004 100,400 OELKE RONALD / MELISSA 161527301006 100,111 HAYES JAMES T 161526301024 99,846 OAK CREEK DEVELOPMENT INC 161529400010 99,692 FUHR WYATT A/KARRIE J 161529400022 98,606 HITCHCOCK JOHN 161532100001 98,439 GEIGER ROBERT 161526301012 97,365 OAK CREEK DEVELOPMENT INC 161535201007 96,923 FLAMM GREGORY 161527406017 96,709 SWANSON BRIAN/CHRISTINE L 161536401022 96,504 BEHN JENNIFER L/JOSHUA J 161527406023 96,460 BOHNSTENGEL ALISON/MIKE 161530308001 96,163 WATSON GARY T/SHIRLEY D 161532301049 94,987 AMERICAN BANK & TRUST CO 161532301028 94,791 WILLIAMS GREGORY A 161536401005 94,516 HUGHES CHARLES 161535400003 94,397 BOGNAR KEITH F JR/CURRY V 161527402001 94,275 OVERSON JEFFREY S/KATHY J 161534301001 94,231 REDLINGER RYAN/ALLISON 161530306001 94,224 WALTER PAUL J/LISA M 161527406001 93,992 FRYE ANDREW L/JENNIFER L 161535302009 93,720 JACQUES BRUCE R 161527406003 93,701 WYNN CHRISTOPHER L 161536303001 92,869 DIXON WALTER E/KAREN G 161527301014 92,495 EDWARDS CHRISTINE/MATTHEW 161534300018 92,353 DAVID JERRY W 161534100006 92,302 EHRHARDT JEFFREY P 161527404002 92,288 JACKSON DANIEL J/JULIE M 161536401007 92,273 OLSON DALE A 161532301036 91,743 WEBER ARNOLD J/TERESA A 161536300001 91,337 BOHNSACK JAY E/SARAH A 161527301007 91,277 KOOPMAN ROGER D JR/WENDY 161526301006 91,164 OAK CREEK DEVELOPMENT INC 161532301052 90,654 DOWNEY GARY D/ALESIA D 161525104006 90,567 DOCHERTY SHAWN M/KRISTINA 161525104004 90,472 SAWYER DUANE L 161532301019 90,025 POTTER DENNIS G 161532301020 90,025 MCCLUSKY LARRY D/CHERYL L 161532109001 89,997 OHARA JOYCE E/MICHAEL T 161527301008 89,991 STENGEL WILLIAM 161534300017 89,958 FOY JASON M 161532102013 89,947 DOBBELEARE RICHARD J 161532301015 89,855 PARCHERT DARYL R 161535300003 89,503 WILKENS WILL/CONST 161527406015 89,336 DALY SCOTT/KASSANDRA 161532104002 88,712 WORKMAN DEREK W/KRISTI K 161532102001 88,559 MILLER MITCHELL 161527403010 88,533 SHOVAR JAMES P/PEGGY R 161532301037 88,301 FRAKES KURT 161526302002 88,249 MANTHEY ANDREW W/KATHLEEN 161532301018 88,165 SCOTT KAY 161534300015 88,021 PEDERSEN CYNTHIA A 161530308002 87,959 CROSBY BRADLEY W/CHARLENE 161530400009 87,837 PRATT RONALD L 161532301002 87,467 CHRISTIANSON J NEAL/ROETS 161536401003 87,279 CUENO FREDERICK/RAYMONDA 161532104006 87,154 HABBEN DONALD/NICOLE TRST 161532301035 86,975 SULLIVAN JAMES W 161532301027 86,859 VANDEVOORDE JAMES/LISA 161530305006 86,691 PLUMB LINDA J B.H. 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