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U.S. and Affiliates, Bermuda and Bahamas U.S. and Affiliates, Bermuda and Bahamas 65533 District 1 A NATALIE BRAIN DAVID GUERIN RAY SAYLOR ### OLGA SYLVESTER HINA TRIVEDI JONATHAN ZIVOJNOVIC ### 65535 District 1 CN ANN RAGSDALE ### 65536 District 1 CS MARK BENSON KENNETH BUZBEE RETHA EURALES ### MAXINE RUSSELL MARK VOGT ### 65537 District 1 D TERRY ANDERSON THOMAS DILLON BROCK GILL ### NICK NELSON BECK PESKA CHRISTOPHER WEAVER ### 65539 District 1 F MATTHEW COYNE DIANA VALDIVIESO ### 65540 District 1 G MEGAN BAILEY MARK FIELD JAMES SIMPSON ### GARY WILSON ### 65541 District 1 H JOSHUA GIBB ### 65542 District 1 J PAUL BRADLEY TIM EWERT MARY ANN GOWER ### MARVIN ROEHLKE ### 65545 District 2 T1 EDWARD HERNDON GAILYN RODGERS TERRY WELLBORN ### Thursday, June 27, 2019 Page 1 of 90 Diamond Centennial Awards U.S. and Affiliates, Bermuda and Bahamas 65546 District 2 T2 SARIANNE BEVERSDORF PAT DEMEL SHARON POPE ### DONALD SMITH ### 65547 District 2 T3 MARTHA FLORES TED WESTMORELAND ### 65549 District 2 E2 HERMILO HINOJOSA BILL MAPSTON ELAYNE MATSON ### DON NOBLIT ### 65550 District 2 X1 TOM ABRAM JAY FINLINSON ARTHUR YOUNG ### 65552 District 2 X3 RICHARD BURROWS SHARON FREDRIKSSON SHAWN HARKIN ### CHRISTOPHER HENSON PATTY MANLEY LARRY PRICE ### JOHN RASCO KAREN STAGNER JAMES WALDROP ### 65553 District 2 A1 SHERRILYN BLASE THOMAS BLASE SR WILL GILLIAM ### JANET MCCOLLUM DAVID WARREN ### 65554 District 2 A2 CARLOS AMBRIZ GLORIA KLASEN ANGELICA LANDEROS ### JANIS STEWART DEBBIE WILLIAMS ### 65555 District 2 A3 KATHRYN DAUCHY ESMERALDA FLORES AUGUSTIN LOPEZ ### BRUNO SALDANA ### 65556 District 2 S1 RHETT CODY BENNY FOGLEMAN DARRYL HENSON ### LOU JOHNSON BRAD STEWART ALAN STURM ### WANDA WEAVER ### Thursday, June 27, 2019 Page 2 of 90 Diamond Centennial Awards U.S. and Affiliates, Bermuda and Bahamas 65557 District 2 S2 CICERO GOINS LORI LOGAN PAUL MCCONNELL ### KERI SPARKS ### 65558 District 2 S3 JANET CROUCH MARK DELANEY GARY GLASS ### KRISTY HUFF WILLIE JOHNSTON RONNIE MUDD ### SHEILA ROSS ### 65559 District 2 S4 CHARISSE BARRY AIMEE FULLER DEBBIE GRANGER ### SUSAN MITCHELL ### 65560 District 2 S5 JON BEEBE KELLY BRUEGGMAN CAROLYN BUCHANEK ### KENNETH CHEW DUSTIN GERSCH AL HEDTKE ### RONNIE HERZIK DOUGLAS LOTTRIDGE LISA MEYSEMBOURG ### TERRELL NEWTON DIANNE SCHLUTER JOE WEST ### ANGIE WIEDERHOLD ### 65566 District 4 C1 MARGARET ROBESON ROGER SCOTT #### 65567 District 4 C2 DEAN BAUMAN CHARLES BETTINELLI MICHAEL BOLES #### DAVE CAREY JOHN DENTEN MJ GOBLE #### SARAH HOLLISTER DAVID KUNHARDT FELIX ORTIZ #### FRED OSTER RICHARD PETERSON #### 65568 District 4 C3 LAXMI CHAUDHARY LIZ CHERENE DAWN LOPEZ #### LADONNA LUM - TOGNOTTI LESLIE MASLER MARY RINALDI #### BINDU SAPKOTA MANIL SHRESTHA GEORGE VARGHESE #### Thursday, June 27, 2019 Page 3 of 90 Diamond Centennial Awards U.S. and Affiliates, Bermuda and Bahamas 65570 District 4 C5 MARK KRAUT SUZANNE ROYCE RONALD SANUI #### 65571 District 4 C6 TIM DUCLOS TRACY SCOTT #### 65572 District 4 A1 MARY FINLEY GARY MEDEIROS JOHN SALVIN #### 65573 District 4 A2 JACOB CONWAY WILLIAM GILLETTE CLIFFORD JASON #### HOLLY JASON LIZ MOTTA RANDY SHELDON #### DIANA STUHAAN #### 65574 District 4 A3 MATTHEW BARCELLOS KRISTIN CURRIER #### 65575 District 4 L1 LOUIS BUONO CHARLES MIKLAUCIC ESAU TENORIO #### 65577 District 4 L3 ELEANOR BERSANO JERRY CLEMENT COLLEEN SUMINAGA #### 65578 District 4 L4 CINDY SINGER #### 65579 District 4 L5 VICTORIA HEUSTESS- FRANZ RETTIG CAMILLE ROBERTS #### SHATARYZADEH ALAN WINKELSTEIN #### 65580 District 4 L6 TRINITY DELA ROSA ANNETTE EUGENIO PLARIDEL QUILEZA #### RUFINA SURDILLA #### Thursday, June 27, 2019 Page 4 of 90 Diamond Centennial Awards U.S. and Affiliates, Bermuda and Bahamas 65582 District 5M 1 CHARLES ANDERSON RICHARD BOETTCHER DONALD HUSTON #### JON LIFFRIG JOHN LOGSDON LYLE MATHISON #### JULIANNE MONSON PATRICIA SCHLICHENMEYER #### 65583 District 5M 2 MARY LOU DAHLKE RYAN HARTSHORN WARREN LATHAM #### SCOTT PHEARMAN MARK SCHMITZ GLEN WIENS #### 65584 District 5M 3 AARON SWANSON #### 65585 District 5M 4 REBECCA RUE AMY SWENSON #### 65586 District 5M 5 ROGER ADAMS LAURIE CARLSON JAMES MILLER #### SARAH STIFTER #### 65587 District 5M 6 DONITA HAACK JUSTIN HERZOG SUE HUNT #### STEVEN KNUDSEN ANDREW STANCZAK #### 65588 District 5M 7 RICK ANDERSON ELLIE CHRISTIAN ED DOSSANTOS #### RONALD GOBLIRSCH DEBRA JOHNSON BEVERLY KNUTSON #### 65589 District 5M 8 KAREN ASHFELD SHARON BURG ANGIE KUNESH #### VERNON MONSON JEFF SCHLAEGER #### 65590 District 5M 9 JEFF MORTENSON EARL RYDELL ESTELLA WABY #### Thursday, June 27, 2019 Page 5 of 90 Diamond Centennial Awards U.S. and Affiliates, Bermuda and Bahamas 65591 District 5M 10 PATRICIA GEORGE RUDY PLUTH JOSEPH SHERMAN #### DELORES SPRY ROBERT WEBER #### 65592 District 5M 11 DARRELL RINDY RICK SCHMIEDEBERG #### 65595 District 5 NE CAROLINE HOMAN #### 65596 District 5 NW L. JACOBSN TOM NORDBERG JACOB THRAILKILL #### 65602 District 5 SE CRAIG BENNETT RICHARD HILL BOB KALDA #### LEE KLOCKE DAVID SWANSON RODNEY WIESE #### 65603 District 5 SW ROGER NEAL #### 65604 District 6 NE DIANA BRUNGARDT JAMES BUERK CRAIG QUICK #### 65605 District 6 C MYRNA ADKINS PATRICIA GORDON LOIS GOULD #### RONI REISENBURG #### 65606 District 6 SE CARL FINNEY THOMAS ISBELL ROBERT SELLE #### MONTY WHITNEY #### 65607 District 6 W TOM ALLEN #### 65608 District 7 L JAMES BIGG MAXINE CRITTENDEN #### Thursday, June 27, 2019 Page 6 of 90 Diamond Centennial Awards U.S. and Affiliates, Bermuda and Bahamas 65609 District 7 I DENNY BROWN PAUL PAIR #### 65610 District 7 O DICK HEFNER DANIEL SLOAN #### 65611 District 7 N KEVIN BONNETTE TERRI DURAN #### 65614 District 8 O PAUL ARDOIN MARGARET FONTENOT ZACK SHIRLEY #### 65615 District 8 N EUGENE ST JEAN #### 65626 District 10 LYNNE MC CLURE SCOTT MC CLURE DENNIS RAHOI ### 65627 District 11 A1 FREDERICK FIELD MICHAEL PATTEN BENJAMIN STANCZYK ### ELVIRA VITUG ### 65628 District 11 A2 ROBERT BINSON DONALD KUECHLE DAVID NAUMAN ### 65629 District 11 B1 OWEN GLEI BRADFORD ROPP ### 65630 District 11 B2 DELWIN BUCKHOLD FRANCIS GRABOWSKI STARR RIFE ### 65631 District 11 C1 SCOTT EMBREE PAMELA SWILER ### 65632 District 11 C2 TERRY FRAIDENBURG DON NELSON BETTY SMITH ### Thursday, June 27, 2019 Page 7 of 90 Diamond Centennial Awards U.S. and Affiliates, Bermuda and Bahamas 65634 District 11 D2 ROGER COFFEY TERRY FILO FREDERICK FURNEAUX ### CELESTINO GONZALEZ LISA HENDRICK DEBORAH KAIGHEN ### SUSAN QUIGLY JOHN RIGHTENBURG ### 65635 District 11 E1 A THAYER TALCOTT ### 65636 District 11 E2 ROGER COHOE MICHAEL FOCHTMAN ### 65637 District 12 L STEVE GLASS JUDY TURNER ### 65638 District 12 I MARION BROWN TIM DANIEL JUNE ROSS ### VAN VANSANDT ### 65639 District 12 O PHIL HALL WILLIAM LEONARD JOYCE NEWMAN ### 65640 District 12 N DEBBIE CHANCE DAVID CRAWFORD GILBERT GALYON ### RICHARD MCMILLAN SANDRA POEHLER ### 65652 District 14 A BRIAN COHEN JOHN GIVNISH SIDNEY GOSSER ### JAMES HARRINGTON ### 65653 District 14 B SHARON BOYNES ELIOTT CALLIGAN GARY DAVIS ### KIRBY MARCHAND BARBARA REBOVICH ### 65654 District 14 C RANDY BABCOCK BRIAN DAVIS ### Thursday, June 27, 2019 Page 8 of 90 Diamond Centennial Awards U.S. and Affiliates, Bermuda and Bahamas 65655 District 14 D ROBERT BRAIN LINDA MC INTYRE ### 65656 District 14 E JOE BURNSWORTH CAROLYN GAGATKO ### 65657 District 14 F DAVID HOLLERN BERNADETTE HOLZER DENNIS SMITH ### 65658 District 14 G GLENN HECKMAN HELEN MATHIAS WILLIAM MC NEAL ### NATHAN PETERMAN GLENDA YOST ### 65659 District 14 H ANTHONY HERZOG STEPHEN KNASH NICHOLAS PEREZ ### 65662 District 14 L WILLIAM PARSON RONALD SCRITCHFIELD MICHAEL TAYLOR ### ROBERT WILLISON ### 65663 District 14 M JACK BAUER JANET GREENBERG ALLEN GYORKO ### GLORIA SCHMALZ TRUDY TRUXEL ### 65664 District 14 N JAMES BOURIL JENNIFER COMINOS STEVE MROZEK ### 65665 District 14 P ADAM CATHERS NANCY GAUTHIER ### 65668 District 14 U NORMAN ENGLE DONNA LECHTHALER KEITH LEUSCHNER ### LARRY REINER RICHARD RYON JR ### 65669 District 14 W JOHN BASAR DONNA MAY ### Thursday, June 27, 2019 Page 9 of 90 Diamond Centennial Awards U.S. and Affiliates, Bermuda and Bahamas 65670 District 15 JUDD CAMPBELL GUS LOPEZ ### 65690 District 19 B CHERIE ESTOK ### 65691 District 19 C DEANNE BENNETT NANCY BURRI MICHAEL RUNLAND ### RICHARD SUTER KATHIE THEOE JAN WEATHERLY ### 65692 District 19 D CLARA-JO BRADSHAW JOLANE GUTHRIE DEBBIE JOHNSON ### DOROTHY NILLES THOMAS PETERSEN ### 65693 District 19 E LARRY DOMRESE CLAY SOLIDAY ### 65694 District 19 F DAN FORTIER SHANE STROHMAIER ### 65695 District 19 G RICHARD BRICE ### 65696 District 19 H DAVID ECCLES ### 65697 District 19 I MAUREEN WINN ### 65698 District 20 N RICHARD ALLEN CHRISTOPHER BAUER ROBERT CASE ### PAUL CONRAD BARBARA ELLIOTT SHAWN FOTI ### LOIS KAMINSKI PETER KAMINSKI EILEEN KIRCHGRABER ### JAMES KRAMER SALVATORE MATTINA DAVID SHARENO ### CHERYL SMITH ### Thursday, June 27, 2019 Page 10 of 90 Diamond Centennial Awards U.S. and Affiliates, Bermuda and Bahamas 65699 District 20 E1 BEATRIZ CURCIO MARCI DIETZ SUSIE JACOBS ### JOY KOZIOL ### 65700 District 20 E2 ANASTASIA CASTILONE ### 65704 District 20 O VICTOR FERRARELLI WILFRED ROEHE ### 65705 District 20 R1 JEROME BILLINGSLEY CAROL LACHTERMAN PAM MCCLUSKEY ### FRANK MILKOVICH ### 65706 District 20 R2 DANA MARIA FACURA AGUSTIN IZQUIERDO SHU-HUEY JENNER ### GUILLERMO PEREZ RUBY RAMOS BERNADETTE SATTERFIELD ### LEONILA SCHIFF ### 65707 District 20 K1 MARILYN CAESAR FRANCES CHOWCOP JERUSHA JACOBS ### IRIS MEDAS ### 65708 District 20 K2 ELIZABETH ANDERSON SUSAN HERRMANN NANCY KOHLER ### DAVID SWAIN ANTONELLA VERDEROSA ### 65709 District 20 S VITO ITALIA MARY JO MCKAY BALAN NAGRAJ ### KEVIN THORBOURNE ### 65710 District 21 A KRISTI
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