Employee of the Year 2013

TRASH TALK MARCH 2014 ADVANCED DISPOSAL EMPLOYEE NEWS EMPLOYEE OF THE YEAR 2013 CONGRATULATIONS TO ADVANCED DISPOSAL’S 2013 EMPLOYEES OF THE YEAR Amy Asplund – 2013 Chairman’s Award Jimmy Gidley – 2013 Employee of the Year Jerry Blakeney – 2013 Good Samaritan Award Lori Rakvin – 2013 Administrative Employee of the Year Jimmy Gidley – 2013 Operations Employee of the Year Jennifer Rhodes – 2013 Salesperson of the Year Jason Johnson – 2013 Municipal Marketer of the Year CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL THE NOMINEES! 2013 Administrative/Clerical Employee of the Year Nominees Angela Riley Jean Brown Rachael Baldwin Ann Bohn Jenny Taylor Rebecca Shelby Driver Jimmy Gidley is applauded by his coworkers as he is presented the 2013 Operations Ashley Barber Karen Bussard Rebecca Yarnik Employee of the Year award. Audy Herndon Karen Johnson Renee Teeter Autumn Trimm Kathy Jordan Roberta Risley Last month, Advanced Disposal honored many top employees Charlene Sparks Kelly Sims Sandra Spranger at a celebration in Orlando. Our third annual Employee of Cherish Kofonis Lisa White Sheryl Semiche the Year awards celebration recognized 2013 Employees of Colleen Hansen Lori Rakvin Sitko McCoy the Month for their commitments to clean communities, Colleen Vogtmann Marko Dukic Stephanie Ihle Corey Overby Melissa Evans Tammy Fanguy genuine customer care and teamwork and safety alongside their Debi Bryn Nisha Beason Tony Thomas Advanced Disposal peers. Diana Walraven Patty Shebasta

Nominees and their guests started their day with tickets to 2013 Operations Employee of the Year Nominees either Universal Studios or Islands of Adventure. After a Barry Barclay Dearl Harmon Kirk Ward day of thrill rides and excitement, all were welcomed with a Ben Jordan Derry Curry Larry Waters Brad Arndt Dustin Goodenough Matt Miller lei ceremony, luau show and a special awards dinner at the Bryan Gunn Ed Bryant Mike Morey Loews Royal Pacific Resort. Chairman & Chief Executive Carlos Davis Frank Verdell Mike Phillips Officer Charlie Appleby and President & COO Richard Burke Chris Lyons Jason Walters Rick Schreiber welcomed all attendees and thanked them for their hard work. Chris Surwillo Jeremy Tillman Shane Truett Each nominee was announced and presented with a special Craig Huser Jerry Thomas Shavonne Christie Dale Schell Jimmy Gidley Tommy McFolley nominee plaque and challenge coin. Daryl Brauer Johnny McClinton Victor Gammel David Pray Kayunti Landor Each year, we enjoy honoring our top employees for their hard work and dedication to making Advanced Disposal the 2013 Municipal Marketer of the Year Nominees best in our industry. These employees are our environmental Brett Harrell heroes who are committed to clean communities and put their Jason Johnson heart and soul into their work on a daily basis. It is because of Ron Carlson

these employees that we are the company we are today. They 2013 Salesperson of the Year Nominees are truly the front line of Advanced Disposal and recognizing Heidi McLaughlin them at the Employee of the Year event is just a small way to Jennifer Rhodes say thank you for the big jobs they do. Tal Johnson

“It’s always a special time when we come together to honor 2013 Good Samaritan Nominees Ben Jordan our best,” said Charlie Appleby. “Their tireless devotion to David Wenske making Advanced Disposal the best in our industry does not Jerry Blakeney go unnoticed, and this is our time to say thanks.” Nathan Schneider

Decatur Cooks for Good Comprehensive Benefits for Our After making a name for himself in an Associates office chili cook-off, For 2014, we have partnered with Teladoc. The Teladoc service Valley View Landfill provides access to U.S. board-certified physicians who can address Site Manager Ken a variety of nonemergency medical issues via phone or online video. Wuehler was chosen This service is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a to represent the year, for those who are covered under the Advanced Disposal Blue division at the Central Cross Blue Shield medical plans. Illinois Regional Chili Ed Woker and Wanda Wuehler, wife of Ken Wuehler, served Examples of nonemergency conditions that can be treated are cold and Salsa Cook- Ken’s homemade chili to attendees at the eighth annual and flu symptoms, respiratory infections, sinus problems, pink eye Off sponsored by Central Illinois Regional Chili and Salsa Cook-Off. and ear infections. If needed, Teladoc doctors can also prescribe local Rotary clubs. medicine that can be picked up at your local pharmacy. If your Thirty-one cooks from Illinois, Kentucky, Iowa, Indiana, Nebraska, children are covered under your plan, Teladoc is the only telehealth Wisconsin, Oklahoma and Arkansas took part in the eighth annual provider with a national network of U.S. board-certified pediatricians event at Hickory Point Mall in Forsyth, Illinois. While Ken did not who treat children ages newborn through 17. Your co-payment for a take home a top prize, his efforts certainly were not in vain as money Teladoc consultation is only $25. raised at the event benefitted local charities and Rotary projects. Teladoc is easy to access. Simply call 1-800-835-3372 or go to “Our company is always trying to stay active in the communities www.teladoc.com to request a phone or online video consultation. that we service. We had a good time and plan to do it again next The average physician callback time is 24 minutes. It is also year,” said Municipal Marketing & Government Affairs Manager Ed recommended that you register in advance of using the service. Woker, who helped serve chili to attendees. Having your basic information in the system will be helpful. You can register by calling 1-800-835-3372 or going to www.teladoc.com. When registering, use the username on the Teladoc ID Card that you should have received by now. During this cold and flu season, Taking a Load Off remember Teladoc. Not only can they help you feel better, they can Cell 7B is open for business at Emerald Park Landfill in Muskego, also save you time and money. Wisconsin. The newly permitted cell is ready to receive loads, despite any snowy conditions.

Photo of the Week We love hearing from you! Each week, we send out the Photo of the Emerald Park Landfill Cell 7B receives its first load of trash. Week to all employees via email. Pictures of employees, equipment or facilities at work or a great shot of the Advanced Disposal logo are always welcome. If you have a photo you would like to submit, please Educating Students – send it to Lauren Perkins at [email protected]. By submitting a photo, you agree that the image becomes the property of Our Future Environmentalists Advanced Disposal and allow for its use and distribution in company The second session of the marketing materials and other company uses. You never know when EARTHCARE/Save the Bays your picture could show up! Saturdays Environmental Education Program was recently held on Grand Bahama Island. Students were invited to learn about three types of pollution: air, water and ground. For the water pollution segment, students were welcomed to Advanced Disposal’s Pine Ridge Landfill and were given a tour by Landfill Manager Jason Albury. The Landfill Manager Jason Albury leads students on a tour of Pine Ridge tour was said to be the highlight of the Landfill and discusses in detail the students’ day. operation and structure of landfill cells.

MARCH 2014 • ADVANCED DISPOSAL EMPLOYEE NEWS 2 WHAT’S HAPPENING?

KUDOS FROM THE FIELD PROMOTIONS & NEW HIRES Promotions “Your company is the third waste company I have had in the last 10 years. I want to say thank you for fantastic and friendly service! Your employees are Congratulations to these Advanced Disposal team members on their always friendly and efficient, and the drivers do a great job. Thanks again.” recent promotions. – JoEllen Greenwood, Upper Gwynedd, Pennsylvania Denise Hout – Scale Master – Mobile, Alabama Jordan Scott – Operations Manager – Mobile, Alabama Kim McDonald – Dispatcher – Mobile, Alabama “I only had one little bag of trash, and it wasn’t very heavy. I put a tree Walter Hamlett branch over it to help weight it down since the wind was strong. I noticed – Site Manager – Biloxi, Mississippi that the bag had been blown into the ditch, and I thought the driver was probably already past my house. I was getting ready to go outside and pick it New Hires up when the driver showed up and picked it up out of the ditch. Please tell Welcome aboard to those who recently joined the best team of Driver Barry Barclay thank you for fishing the bag out of the ditch and environmental professionals in the business! making sure I was serviced.” Jeff Porter – Outside Sales Representative – Hartland, Wisconsin – Jay Sicht, Columbia, Missouri Tim Menius – Controller – Biloxi, Mississippi Brian Beaudrie – Vice President of Maintenance – Ponte Vedra, Florida “I was traveling home in the icy, snowy mess. I finally made it to my exit, Mary Pat Stritof – Senior Director of Information Technology and I got stuck after slipping on ice. A brand-new Advanced Disposal Applications – Ponte Vedra, Florida truck with two incredible young men, Driver Daniel Gilchrist and Doug Coenen – Midwest Region Landfill Manager – Helper Randy White, saw me and stopped to help. These guys were such Muskego, Wisconsin a godsend. They not only got my car unstuck, but made sure that I was ok and were really caring. I want you to know that you have two amazing employees in these guys.” – Jennifer Hicks, Moody, Alabama RECYCLE THIS! Commodity of the Month: Batteries “Thank you for your in-kind donation of dumpster services donated three Batteries play a critical role in our society. We use them every day in our times a week for the year of 2013. We can’t begin to thank you for your support. Donations like these are a vital part of the success of our house. handheld electronics, like cellular phones, tablets and computers. They also Each year we serve approximately 1,100 families who call Jacksonville home power critical safety equipment used by the military, firefighters, police and during their child’s injury or illness. Thank you for being a part of our hospitals. Batteries help offset the impact of power fluctuations and serve as efforts! Please know there is no way we could open our doors unless we had lifesaving sources of energy during power outages. such an outpouring of support from you and the community. Thank you All batteries contain heavy metals that react with electrolytes to produce for being a part of our mission to make our house a home for parents and power. These heavy metals (lead, mercury, nickel and cadmium) can be toxic children to temporarily forget their problems and experience normalcy and to the environment when handled improperly. As a result, most states have togetherness in the midst of a difficult situation.” laws that require battery recycling. – Annie Tutt, Director of Development and Marketing, Ronald Battery recycling processes allow for the safe capture of heavy metals and McDonald House, Jacksonville, Florida recycling of the other components. To find a battery recycling outlet near you, check out www.Call2Recycle.org or your local government website. “Thank you to the gentleman who picks up our trash cans. I had taken our garbage cans out to the street the night before our weekly regular scheduled Helpful Tip: pickup time. The following morning, I looked out our window and observed A hot battery drains faster than a cool one. Don’t leave battery-powered items that one of our cans had been knocked over and trash had been strewn in the heat, and if your device is warm to the touch, it is running inefficiently. around. We have neighbors next door who have a dog that has mastered Trivia Question: the skill of knocking over surrounding trash cans to get a bite to eat every week. I was putting on my shoes to clean up the mess when I looked out the What are the two basic types of batteries? window and saw Driver Willie Williams cleaning up the mess. I just wanted to thank him for going above and beyond his responsibilities and taking care of the mess himself. In this day and age, it is difficult to obtain good customer service.” – Jeffrey A. Kujawa, Hawkinsville, Georgia

“I forgot to put out the trash and heard your truck coming down the street. As Driver Chris Gums approached, I opened the garage and went to the window to see if I had any chance of catching his attention. Not only did I catch his attention, but he grabbed the trash from alongside my house to help me out – and the weather was really cold. Chris was alert,

conscientious and went the extra mile. Thank you, Chris!”

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MARCH 2014 • ADVANCED DISPOSAL EMPLOYEE NEWS 3 VICE PRESIDENTS

GERALD ALLEN – VICE PRESIDENT – LANDFILLS Growing and Expanding Caruthers Mill Landfill in Monroe, Georgia, has entered into Cell 2B. We began taking waste into the continuation of Cell 2 and plan to have adequate air space available for the next three years. We have been anxiously awaiting the opportunity to floor in this cell and have worked hard to ensure the transition has been a smooth one. Moving from the top of the hill to the bottom, we relocated our shop, compressor and fueling station, which will make it much easier for the operators to perform day-to-day maintenance on machines. This move will also shorten our trip time on hauling cover material due to the close proximity of our borrow area. Our team will continue to work hard together, and we look forward to the rest of 2014 – what we expect to be our best year yet. Caruthers Mill Landfill receives its first load in Cell 2B after the new floor is installed.

JAY ROONEY – REGIONAL VICE PRESIDENT – MIDWEST REGION Powering through a “Polar Vortex” We all know the media likes to sound the alarms when the slightest threat of severe weather is possible. Unfortunately, in early January, they were spot on. Many of the areas we service had temperatures that hovered around -40° F with the wind chill. As a good offense is the best defense, the management team (led by General Manager Cris Manley) in Rockford, Illinois, put together a plan to get their entire fleet indoors ahead of the expected temperature drop. Maintenance Manager Mike Morey and Operations Manager Leroy Overturf called vendors looking for heated indoor space to park trucks and got a tremendous response. As a result of these efforts, our fleet fired up on that first frigid morning with no issues, and all of our customers received their normal service. In Waunakee, Wisconsin, Fleet Manager Paul Carthew and Technicians Steve Halfpap and Jesse Walker started their shifts at 8 p.m. for three days straight. They worked through the night into late morning, keeping trucks running so the cabs were warm and the fluids wouldn’t gel. They also acted as first responders in the event drivers experienced any downtime. The cold was business as usual for folks in Minocqua, Wisconsin, who deal with frigid weather every winter. They continued their practice of starting trucks early, made themselves available for employees working out in the cold, and kept hot chocolate and apple cider on hand. The Midwest Region has been experiencing a lot of snow this winter – which has Thanks to all for your efforts during this challenging winter. provided many opportunities to practice safety! QUOTE OF THE MONTH “I began to realize how important it was to be an enthusiast in life. He taught me that if you are interested in something, no matter what it is, go at it at full speed ahead. Embrace it with both arms, hug it, love it and above all become passionate about it. Lukewarm is no good. Hot is no good either. White hot and passionate is the only thing to be.” – Roald Dahl (author, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory)

MARCH 2014 • ADVANCED DISPOSAL EMPLOYEE NEWS 4 VICE PRESIDENTS

CHARLIE GRAY– REGIONAL VICE PRESIDENT – SOUTH REGION Let’s Get Political! Marcie Kreager, our Eagle Point Landfill Community Affairs Manager, previously served on the Forsyth County Board of Advanced Disposal’s South Region has found Commissioners from 2001 to 2004 and remains very politically success in identifying and hiring talent active in her home county. from the political arena. When marketing Advanced Disposal and working to win Lynn Gowan, our South Alabama Municipal Marketing and new contracts, it is beneficial to have team Government Affairs Manager, is a former Montgomery County members who understand and can navigate Commissioner. He served for 17 years and may re-enter the political the political process. They need to have the arena to regain the seat that he once held in the near future. Lynn personality to foster relationships with all remains very active in local and state politics. types of individuals, whether they are elected Gentry Shows, our South Region Municipal Marketing Manager, officials, city/county staff, community activists and even our own serves as Alabama Chapter Chairman of the NW&RA and internal Advanced Disposal employees. Along with these qualities, previously served on the Industrial Development Board and the they also need to have the work ethic, discipline and ability to Parks & Recreation Board in his home city. multitask to last through hours and hours of council meetings to represent Advanced Disposal while juggling customer issues, We encourage all our employees to get involved in their community community affairs, legislative needs and proposal development. and offer to serve others in multiple capacities. For elected officials, the pay is low and the hours are long, but the rewards are many We are proud and honored to recognize several of our South Region (most of the time)! employees who hold, or have held, elected positions in state and local government, along with others who aspire to serve their Who knows who your next elected official may be? It could just be communities in political roles. your garbage man or lady! Steve Edwards, our Georgia Municipal Marketing and Government Affairs Manager, currently serves as Mayor of Sugar Hill, Georgia, after previously serving as a Council Member in Sugar Hill from 2003 to 2013. Steve also serves as Georgia Chapter Chairman of the National Waste and Recycling Association (NW&RA). Brett Harrell, Atlanta Area Municipal Marketing and Government Affairs Manager, currently serves in the Georgia House of Representatives, Seat 106. He represents areas in unincorporated Gwinnett County and the cities of Snellville, Grayson, Norcross and Loganville, Georgia. Prior to his service in the State House, Brett served as a City Council member and Mayor of Snellville, Georgia, from 1999 to 2003. Steve Edwards, otherwise known as Eco Man, uses his alter ego to impact his community.

DAVE LAVENDER – REGIONAL VICE PRESIDENT – EAST REGION

A Facelift for Tennessee The combination of the hauling company and landfill gives us a unique advantage over our competition in this market. With recent The Advanced Disposal – Tennessee hauling wins for the hauling company and landfill and with plenty more in the company had an eventful new year with the pipeline, the investment in the Tennessee and Virginia marketplaces is completion of the new office and shop on proving to be a great return on investment. The future is exciting the Eco-Safe Landfill property. Prior to its and promising! completion, the hauling company had invaded the landfill’s operating space, from office space to finding a place for our mechanic to work on trucks to parking trucks. This effort was a four- month project that could not have been completed so quickly without help from General Manager Charlie Appleby Jr.’s team. During this time, the landfill also began construction on Cell 1B due to the excellent growth accomplished in less than two years. “Despite all the construction challenges on both sides, Charlie and I have worked hard to build a vibrant, hardworking team with an atmosphere that is infectious and motivational to others. We want the cohabitation of the landfill and hauling company to complement our growth efforts and show the community why Advanced Disposal is the The new truck stop and hauling company offices are complete. Employees are enjoying their number one partner of choice,” said Site Manager Justin Rodda. new, spacious building.

MARCH 2014 • ADVANCED DISPOSAL EMPLOYEE NEWS 5 EMPLOYEES OF THE MONTH

CURT KLASKE – MIDWEST REGION – OPERATIONS Curt Klaske is a Roll-Off Driver for Advanced Disposal efficient manner, which allows him to assist other drivers when needed. – Omro, Wisconsin. He has been an Advanced Disposal Curt’s supervisor said, “Curt is as easygoing as they come. He always has a employee for a year and a half and has remained smile on his face and a good joke to tell. He is a wonderful employee.” accident-, injury- and property damage-free. Curt was selected for Employee of the Month because his Curt is engaged to Carrie and has two children, Joey and Jordan. In his free customers really enjoy the work he does for them. He time, he enjoys scuba diving in the lakes in the Omro area, taking trips to is polite and helpful and is extremely efficient with his Mexico to dive on reefs and shipwrecks, and camping with his family. roll-off truck. He is able to complete his workload in an

BREANNA ULRICH – MIDWEST REGION – ADMINISTRATIVE/CLERICAL Breanna Ulrich is a Customer Service Representative our organization. for Advanced Disposal – Horicon, Wisconsin, and has “Breanna’s dedication to serving our customers is a prime example of an been an Advanced Disposal employee for two years. employee who goes above and beyond to ensure every customer’s needs are She has also remained accident-, injury- and property handled. Breanna is truly an asset to the success of our customer care team,” damage-free during this time. Breanna was nominated said her supervisor. for Employee of the Month due to her willingness to assist our customers in a timely and courteous manner. Breanna and husband, Chris, have a dog, Macy, and a cat, Lilly. When she Breanna is a true professional who is dedicated to isn’t working or spending time with family, Breanna can be found shopping.

DAVID WITHERINGTON – SOUTH REGION – OPERATIONS David Witherington is an Automated Side Load Driver “I wish I had a million of him,” said his supervisor. “David has driven every for Advanced Disposal – Macon, Georgia. He has been type of truck we have and knows all the routes. He is a wonderful asset to an Advanced Disposal employee for 10 years and has our team.” remained accident-, injury- and property damage-free David is married to Laurie. In his free time, he rescues animals and takes for eight years. David was selected for Employee of the care of them. Month because he is dependable and always willing to go the extra mile for his customers.

TEMPIE CHRISTIAN – SOUTH REGION – ADMINISTRATIVE/CLERICAL Tempie Christian is a Dispatcher for Advanced “Tempie is a valuable asset to the department and works well with all of Disposal – Valdosta, Georgia. She has been an her coworkers. She has a wealth of knowledge and experience and serves Advanced Disposal employee for eight years and has as a leader for her peers. She takes great pride in her job, which is reflected remained accident-, injury- and property damage- in her excellent productivity and quality results,” said her supervisor. free during that time. Tempie was nominated for Tempie has two children, Jamecia and Jamius. She enjoys reading and Employee of the Month because she always does what spending time with her family. is necessary and is willing to exert the extra effort to get the job completed.

JOHN BELLFIELD – EAST REGION – OPERATIONS John Bellfield is a Front-Load Driver for Advanced Disposal assured they will receive great customer service in a timely manner. He always – Irvine, Kentucky. He has been an Advanced Disposal takes the time to introduce himself to the customer and make sure they are taken employee for 24 years and has remained accident-, injury- care of,” said his supervisor. and property damage-free. John was selected for Employee John and his wife, Geraldine, have been married for 23 years. He has four of the Month because his routes are always serviced in a children and eight grandchildren. When he isn’t working or with his family, he timely manner. enjoys fishing for bass and catfish. “Once a customer is assigned to John’s route, you can rest

LISA WOODWARD – EAST REGION – ADMINISTRATIVE/CLERICAL Lisa Woodward is a Weighmaster for Advanced Disposal Lisa’s supervisor said, “Lisa takes great pride in her job. She is friendly and – Evansville, Indiana, and has been an Advanced Disposal courteous and always willing to help the customers. She knows great customer employee for 16 years. She has remained accident-, injury- care grows the business.” and property damage-free for two. She was selected for Lisa is married to John and has one daughter, Jessica. She is an avid NASCAR Employee of the Month due to the outstanding customer fan and enjoys going on walks with her dog and watching movies. service she provides.

MARCH 2014 • ADVANCED DISPOSAL EMPLOYEE NEWS 6 TRASH TALKERS SALES Trash Talkers are top sales performers – one from each region – who have been selected based on net revenue sales, retention, closing margins and other qualifications determined by their supervisors. Congratulations to January’s Trash Talkers!

LUKE SHIELDS – MIDWEST REGION GOOD SAMARITAN NOMINEE Luke Shields is an Outside Sales Representative for Advanced Disposal – St. Paul, Minnesota. Luke Mike Morey is a Maintenance Manager for was selected for the Midwest Region Trash Talker Advanced Disposal – Davis Junction, Illinois. because he ended the month of January at 1,010% When recent cold temperatures reached -20° of monthly new net business goal. F, a car died in the middle of the highway not far from the Davis Junction location. The car sat disabled in the middle of the road, which took another driver by surprise. The driver of MAURI ELLEDGE – SOUTH REGION the approaching vehicle tried to swerve around Mauri Elledge is a Temporary Roll-Off Sales the disabled vehicle, and the second car flipped Representative for Advanced Disposal – Jacksonville, into a ditch. Another employee mentioned the Florida. Mauri is nominated as South Region Trash accident to Mike as he made his way into the Talker because she exceeded her temporary roll-off office. Mike quickly jumped into his vehicle to delivery goal by 440% with 335 new temporary drive out to the accident. He knew that even if roll-off deliveries. the person made it out of the flipped car, the freezing temperatures would cause more issues. Mike reached the accident and helped the driver into his vehicle to wait until an ambulance arrived to the scene. Thanks to Mike for SCOTT CURRIE – EAST REGION his quick thinking and kind actions! Scott Currie is an Outside Sales Representative for Advanced Disposal – Charlotte, North Carolina. He was selected for East Region Trash Talker because he ended the month of January with CONTRACT NEWS $14,800 in new net revenue. MIDWEST REGION Green Bay, Wisconsin, residential renewal Emery, Wisconsin, residential win Charlestown, Wisconsin, residential renewal Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin, residential renewal Franklin, Wisconsin, residential renewal Hilbert, Wisconsin, residential renewal SOARING CUSTOMER SERVICE SCORES Ledgeview, Wisconsin, residential renewal Congratulations to the following Customer Care Representatives for Village of Luxemburg, Wisconsin, residential renewal scoring a 100% on their Tooty Calls: Nasewaupee, Wisconsin, residential renewal Rosendale, Wisconsin, residential renewal Angi Schimanksi – Waukegan, Wisconsin Sherwood, Wisconsin, residential renewal Bonnie Stimac – Detroit, Michigan Stockbridge, Wisconsin, residential renewal Connie Saldana – Green Bay, Wisconsin Union, Wisconsin, residential renewal Jane Ramuta – Wausau, Wisconsin Vandenbroek, Wisconsin, residential renewal Jennifer Dye – Batavia, Illinois Whitelaw, Wisconsin, residential renewal Jennifer Oldham – Rockford, Illinois JoAnn Koss – Green Bay, Wisconsin SOUTH REGION Katie Skowronek – Madison, Wisconsin Jefferson County, Alabama, residential renewal Lisa Lancaster – Decatur, Illinois Alexander City, Alabama, residential renewal Lori Bruns – Central Minnesota Hauling Autauga County, Alabama, residential renewal Marie Jentlie – Eau Claire, Wisconsin Camp Hill, Alabama, residential renewal Marti Breitenfeldt – Hartland, Wisconsin Coosa County, Alabama, residential renewal Mary Cummings – Horicon, Wisconsin Creola, Alabama, residential renewal Melissa Steffenhagen – Madison, Wisconsin Notasulga, Alabama, residential renewal Pam Willoughby – Hartland, Wisconsin Tallapoosa County, Alabama, residential renewal Paula Rusch – Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin Lincoln, Alabama, residential renewal Regina Lee – Eau Claire, Wisconsin Sylacauga, Alabama, residential renewal Ruby Register – Apopka/Orlando, Florida St. Clair County, Alabama, residential renewal Shirley Park – Batavia, Illinois Shurina Horton – Batavia, Illinois Tina Beth – Muskego, Wisconsin EAST REGION Corry, Pennsylvania, residential renewal

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