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Car e and INDIVIDUAL DONORS Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Adams Ms. Mary Adams Ms. Mary Anne Abbate Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Adams Ms. Renee Abbe Mr. Steve Adams Ms. Marjory Abbott Mr. Tilmon Adams Mr. and Mrs. Steven Abbott Ms. Kimberly Adams-Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Donald Abdallah Mrs. Alda Adcox Mr. and Mrs. Scott Abell Ms. Constance Addington Ms. Mary Lou Abernathy Mr. and Mrs. D. V. 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