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GIFTS in HONOR OF: Operations Department at Kay Cherry Ronald and Nancy Aldridge & Family Duck River Electric Col - THANK YOU TO ALL WHO SUPPORTED BRIGHTSTONE IN 2019 - You are helping adults with special needs live the BEST life possible! GIFTS IN HONOR OF: Operations Department at Kay Cherry Ronald and Nancy Aldridge & Family Duck River Electric Col. Wayne Arthur Coomes, Sr. (Ret) Wayne and Jane Aldridge & Family Ryan Patterson Rebecca Craig Doris Alexander Jennifer Pewitt Jason Daly Mary P. anderson Sharon Pratt Tom DePauw Maddie Anisi Ron Price Roy Clarence DeSha Ben Baggett Sarah, Jerry, and Barbara Reed Charles Dibrell Myra Bess Greg and Susan Reny Ronald “Bluegill” Dodson Tammy Bolen Mary Rigas Richard El-Urfali Bray Family Luke Rogers Bartley Paul “Bart” Fagan Jenny Brockman Mark Rouziek Dr. Craig Ferrell Debbie Burchard and Ellie Sturgin Hilda and Jim Ryerse Angela Finley Gillian Campbell Kate Snow Leon Gaddis Rob and Vickie Carroll Family Andy Stinnett Sue Garrett Marybeth Chally Don Stinnett Doyle Keith Gattis Chapter 2 Investments Dr. Karen Stone, DVM Betty Gilliland Katherine Craig Regg Swanson Helen Goff Vicky Crigger Dr. Fulton and Julie Thompson John Green Mary Curry James Thompson Betty Hastings Bonnie Davis Stephie Tilman Jeanette Henry Steve Donaldson Clair Villano Kathyrn Henry Evicore Ragnar Relay Team David and Sonya Villano Joan Petty Hicks Catherine Ferree Michael Villano and Carolyn Fairle Jim Hicks Ferree Family Steve Villano and Chris Grol Jim Hinton Joyce Ann Fox Kay and Seth Watson & Family Mary Elizabeth Hughes Hobby Andy and Bonnie Freeh Benjamin Weinberg Bobby Hood Lisa Gabhart Betty Wise Alice Hooker Brian Glenn Leah Wood Barbara Hospelhorn Deirdre Grimes Will Young David Hughey Melissa Harris Steve Zanolini Billie Jean Jernigan Katie Jeter Brenda Hauk GIFTS IN MEMORY OF: Don and Judy Hauk Connie Johnson Judy Alderton Douglas and Lanette Henderson Shirley Joyce Aldridge Jordan George Foster Aldridge Darren and Melissa Houck Jack Kelly Martha Adrean Whaley Aldridge Bill and Tiffany Hyde Nolan Kerrick Patrick Henry Aldridge Tiffany R. 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