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2018 Winter Games Result Book 2018 Winter Games Result Book 2018 Board of Directors Porferia Mellado, Chair Ann Conklin, Vice Chair Sharon Hunt, Secretary Eric Engelbarts II, Treasurer Steve Langlois Becky Ridky, Executive Director Michigan Senior Olympics Office: 248-608-0252 Fax: 248-656-3153 [email protected] www.michiganseniorolympics.org SAVE THE DATE!!! For more information please Summer Games August 10-19, 2018 visit the MSO Website!!! DanceSport: www.michiganseniorolympics.org Sunday, August 5 Find us on Facebook & Opening Ceremony: Friday, August 10 at Bloomer Park on Twitter Celebration of Athletes Dinner: Michigan Senior Thursday, August 16 Olympics 2018 Winter Athletes Peg Acton Karie Boylan Catherine Coulter Roger Ewing Fred Gordon Wayne Adcoe Ann Bradley Carolin Cowing Terry Fadina Cliff Gowan Margaret Afheldt Laura Bright David Crayner Jeffrey Farber Peter Grail Kevin Ahern Karen Brown Cassandra Crittenden James Farrugia Joseph Grazioli Don Aird Gordon Brown Mark Cybulski James Feldkamp Charlie Green Carol Alexander Chad Brown Sue Cybulski Joe Fenech Dave Grodecki Jack Allen Becky Brown Twan Dam Gerry Ferranti Steve Grodi Larry Allgaier Mike Brown John Damrath Brian Field Paul Groth Dennis Anderson Viktor Brown Terry Darling Cathy Field Kurt Gruebner Phil Anderson Annick Brown Michelle Dastagir Cathy Field Daniel Guest Rich Anderson Doc Brownridge Leslie Davidson Ronald Filarski Wanda Gunderson Judy Anderson Jody Bruce Earle Davis Michael Fiorillo Marvin Guske Brian Anderson Ann Bryan Theresa Davis Hank Firek Bill Gustine Sonia Andres-Patrick Pamela Bubenko Dwight Davis Kathy Florko Fred Haas Steve Anselm Joanne Bulkheit Elizabeth Davis Kelly Flynn Ron Hackenberg Paul Antioch Mark Burgeson John Davis Lucy Flynn Fred Halas Michael Anton Mike Burns Yoshiko Davis Steve Fonte Fred Hargrave Mae Armeni Jim Burroughs Randy Davisson Tom Force Marcia Harrington Gil Aromas Robert Butnari Doug Dawson Craig Ford Denise Harris Nelson Asper Ron Butterbaugh Glen Deane Cathy Foreman Gary Hastings Jim Austermiller John Butterfield Rocco Deciechi Don Forsblom Terry Hasty Art Autio Kathleen Cafferty Susan Deciechi John Forsyth Louis Hatzis Clyde Ayers Jacob Camhi Edwin DeFeijter George Fortais Brian Haw Stuart Bandalene Tom Campbell Rich Demartis Heather Franklin- Clayton Hayes Doug Barba Julietta Caprara Larry Deschaw Culverhouse David Hedger Claudia Barber-Martin Barbara Caralis Mark Dillon David Frankling Gerd Heidinger Clay Barker James Caralis David Dobrin Kevin Friesen Ann Heidinger Bill Barnes Ron Carmean Joan Doherty Ken Fuelling Annemarie Heinrich Clark Barnes Lawrence Carnaghi Brian Dombrowski Bradley Fulker Herb Helbig Barb Bartley Linda Carr Linda Donikian Ron Funkenhauser Debbie Helbig Walter Basko Ed Carr Dorothy Dorn David Gabler Ronald Hembroff Kevin Beebe Louis Carrio Tim Doucette Gretchen Gabler William Henderson John Belknap Louis Carrio III Susan Douglas Meredith Gagnier Margot Hibbitts Margaret Bender MaryAnn Carroll Barry Douglas Gary Gammage John Hibler Deborah Benedict Michael Carroll Leah Drobot Mike Garrison John Higgins Dave Benoit Reginald Carter Charlene Ducharme Timothy Garvey Ron Hingst Steve Berak Paul Carter Harry Ducker Jesus Garza John Hinkson William Betz Charlie Casgrain Julianna Dudek Shirley Garza Jeffrey Hobbs Scott Bewick Lee Castiglioni Richard Dudzinski Gwen Gaston-Kelli Harry Hodgson Sheryl Bieniak Gary Cendrowski Sandra Dugger Glenn Geda Mary Holland Dale Bigger Gary Chapman William Duke Joseph Gentilia Cindy Hollenbeck Debbie Birmingham Linda Cheesebro Robert Dunn Keith Gifford John Holmstrom Lewis Bishop Taras Chepurny David Dwyer David Gilbert David Homan John Bishop Bonnie Cheyne Julie Dykowski Harrison Gilmor Mike Hook Phil Blain Jae Cho Cosmas Eaglin Ted Gjorgjevski Barry Horrobin Glen Blohm Abhilash Chopra Larry Ecker John Glenn James Howlin Marika Blumerick Svetlana Chuyko Bruce Edwards Sherrad Glosson Sharon Huczek Jeff Bodnar Beverly Clarkson Gail Ehlich Laurie Golden-Birchler DJ Hummel Tom Bommarito Ward Clarkson Jeff Ellis Art Goldman Jacqueline Ingram Mary Bonnici Donna Clements James Ellison Caren Goldstone WendyJackson-Sabo Linda Bourdeau John Collier Brian Englefield Phillip Goodell Larry Jacobs William Bower Pat Collins John Enmark Judie Goodman Dennis James Ray Bowles Karen Compean Michael Enright Kim Goor Joshua Jamie Terry Boyette Sharon Coral Esequiel Espinoza George Goor Cindy Janeski 2018 Winter Athletes Scott Janisse Curt Lesnau Frank Migda Allison Pallares Rick Rogers Jennifer Jarrett Joe Lesnek Steve Miklos Robert Palmer John Ronayne Henry Jaruga Janet Lesnek Corinne Miller Mike Palmer Michele Roney Raymond Jason Peggy Leung Jane Miller Larry Pandoff Mark Rottermond Don Jean Carol Levangie Karen Millman Patricia Pappas Robert Rourke James Jelnicki Carol Lewandowski Bill Misajlovski Glenn Paraskevin Phil Rowan Jack Jenereaux Ted Lewis Chris Mojsiewicz Phil Parrinello Kristin Rummell Tresa Jex David Lilienthal Florin Molnar Lisa Parsons B.J. 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