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Site # First Name Last Name Site # First Name Last Name May 24, 2021 SITE # FIRST NAME LAST NAME SITE # FIRST NAME LAST NAME *100 CHARLES LONG 191 GERRY WILLIAMS 102 ROBERT SCHULTZ 193 SCOT NORRIS 104 RICHARD TESKER *197 STEVEN WILLIAMSON 106 BARBARA ROSOWSKI 200 JAMES MCMAHAN 108 DAVE SCHLATTER 202 GENEVIEVE DAVIS 110 JACK CURRY 204 SUSAN TERNES 112 STEVEN KEELEY 206 JAMES KIDDY 114 MICKEY MCGEE 208 DANNY THOMASON 116 MARK HENNING 210 DAN MASTERS 118 JAMES HONNOLD 212 TWYLA MEADOWS 120 TIMOTHY HALL 214 NICK FANTANROSA 122 TAMI MEANS 216 WAYNE KREISL 124 JAKE JACOBS 218 JOSEPH RECLA 126 JAIME HARDESTY 220 DONALD WEAVER JR 126 JAIME HARDESTY *222 MARK POLICKY 128 STEPHEN RICKETTS 224 WENDY PENNOCK 130 ROBERT DURBIN 226 TERRY O'BRIEN 132 DAVID GABBAD 228 JEFF FRICKE 134 THOMAS HUNTER JR 230 MIKE HETTINGER 136 BODDY BOLDEN 232 CLINT JACKSON 138 JAMES KALMA 234 KEVIN RICHARDSON 236 KENT LACINA 140 MIKE GRAFF 238 SHARON EARLY 142 TIMOTHY LAWSON 240 LIBBY NEWBY 144 TIM REED 242 MARK FAIRBANKS 146 TIM LAUGHLIN 244 JAMES COX 148 DARREN BISHOP 246 SAMANTHA RAINSDOWN 149 ROBERT KEEVER 248 JOYCE SWEESTER 151 JOSEPH JULIEN 249 ALAN LOVELESS 153 HOWARD BYRD 250 DAVID WOMMACK 155 BILL SANDBORG 252 DON BUCHHEIT 157 GARY GOOCH 253 MIKE HERMAN 159 DAVID REARDON 254 MARVIN BEUMER 161 JIMMY FARRIS 255 ROBERT OSBURN 163 BUBBA BURKS 256 STEVON RAINEY 165 BILLY COOK 257 TROY ELLIS 167 JOE DEMENT 258 STEVEN FULLER 169 BILL CLAYTON 259 KURT KINION 171 STEPHEN RICE 260 DAN ALSPACH 173 JR LONG 261 TODD ALBERS *175 H WAYNE SINCLAIR 262 DENNIS LEOCHNER 179 GARY STILLE 263 MIKE KINGREY 181 TERRY ROUSH 264 JOHN KORTE 183 STEPHEN MORRIS 265 DIANE DAY 185 GEORGE REESE 266 TODD WHITAKER 187 DEAN NEUMANN 267 BRANDI DETAVERNIER 189 GEORGE HAFKEMEYER 268 ROBERT LAMONT May 24, 2021 SITE # 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