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Baltimore DC Milwaukee Bay Area Omaha 2017 LVC volunteers Twin Cities Bay Area Jennifer Tapler, Alexander James, Danielle Nanni, Amanda Burton, Christine Harder, Carly Tomaine, Maggie Schaller Baltimore Zoë Barlow, Eileen Fordham, Leah Markovich, Julia Pilkington, Back (L to R): Z Quanbeck, Sam Benson, Morgan Coleman, Ryan Eisenman Nathan Webster, Ian Magnuson, Patrick Connelly, Abigail Boyer, Erin Perry Middle (L to R): Bitta Gordon, Abigail Slack, Kathryn Fogleman, Monica Sieg, Emily Campbell Front (L to R): Grace Corbin, Frances Stevenson, Micaela Laurence, Emily Strawn, Laura Culpepper DC Chicago Back (L to R): Nicole Gonzalez, Amanda Zimmerman, Christy Anna Burrows, Katrina Buchanan, Maya Robbins, Schwarz, Sabrina Batalden, Robert Dealey, Trevor Brandt, Callie Rodenbiker, Katie Maxwell Karl Heusinkveld, Alohi Nonies, Sofia Kaut Front (L to R): Katie Larson, Katie Kovacovich, Keziah Grindeland, Madeline Smith, Becky Schmitthenner Hayley Schultz, Kyndall Hoff, Emily Ryan Milwaukee Back (L to R): Mackenzie Farrington,Tea Cakarmis, Scott AndreaCho, Meghan Bonneville, Grahs, Megan Nelson Front (L to R): Wyatt Meyer, Taylor DeNaples, Gina Alexander Sterk, Ponche Omaha Seattle Brittany Dymm, Greta Carlson, Kaley Larson, Kasey Shultz, Courtney Lee, Morgan Richie, Ericka Wood, Nick Juanitas, Christian Clausner, Lucas Shurson Christopher Egan, Sarah Batbold Tacoma Briana Bee, Charity Odetola, Sovoya Davis, Kristy Bowen, Saige Matson Morgan Simmons, Isaac Jensen, Morgan Spurrier, Madi Johnson, Emily Geno Wilmington LUTHERANVOLUNTEERCORPS.ORG | FALL 2017 TOP COLLEGES Gina Sterk - 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