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United States Bankruptcy Court EXHIBIT A Boy Scouts of America and Delaware BSA, LLC. Served 03/25/2021 3134 PRO SE CLAIMANTS WERE SERVED VIA EMAIL. THE NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF THESE PARTIES HAVE NOT BEEN INCLUDED HEREIN DUE TO THE CONFIDENTIAL NATURE OF SUCH INFORMATION. 218 PRO SE CLAIMANTS WERE SERVED VIA US MAIL. THE NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF THESE PARTIES HAVE NOT BEEN INCLUDED HEREIN DUE TO THE CONFIDENTIAL NATURE OF SUCH INFORMATION. 295 INCARCERATED PRO SE CLAIMANTS WERE SERVED VIA US MAIL. THE NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF THESE PARTIES HAVE NOT BEEN INCLUDED HEREIN DUE TO THE CONFIDENTIAL NATURE OF SUCH INFORMATION. 153 INCARCERATED ABUSE SURVIVORS WHO OPTED ON THEIR PROOFS OF CLAIM TO RECEIVE DIRECT COMMUNICATIONS REGARDING THEIR CLAIMS WERE SERVED VIA US MAIL. THE NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF THESE PARTIES HAVE NOT BEEN INCLUDED HEREIN DUE TO THE CONFIDENTIAL NATURE OF SUCH INFORMATION. 1,111 ABUSE SURVIVORS WHO OPTED ON THEIR PROOFS OF CLAIM TO RECEIVE DIRECT COMMUNICATIONS REGARDING THEIR CLAIMS WERE SERVED VIA US MAIL. THE NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF THESE PARTIES HAVE NOT BEEN INCLUDED HEREIN DUE TO THE CONFIDENTIAL NATURE OF SUCH INFORMATION. 5,016 ABUSE SURVIVORS WHO OPTED ON THEIR PROOFS OF CLAIM TO RECEIVE DIRECT COMMUNICATIONS REGARDING THEIR CLAIMS WERE SERVED VIA EMAIL. THE NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF THESE PARTIES HAVE NOT BEEN INCLUDED HEREIN DUE TO THE CONFIDENTIAL NATURE OF SUCH INFORMATION. EXHIBIT Served as stated below Service Parties Contact Address1 Address2 Address3 Address4 Address5 Country Email Method of Service (The) Church Of The Good Shepherd, Lookout Mountain Tennessee, Inc. c/o Kramer Rayson LLP Attn: George Arrants 814 Episcopal School Way Knoxville, TN 37932 garrants@kramer‐rayson.com Email and First Class Mail 1040 Avenue Of The Americas, LLC c/o Garden Commercial Properties Attn: Orin Wilf 820 Morris Tpke Short Hills, NJ 07078 MarkD@wilf‐law.com Email and First Class Mail 1040 Avenue Of The Americas, LLC c/o Rubin LLC Attn: Paul Rubin Esq 345 7th Ave, 21st Fl New York, NY 10001 [email protected] Email and First Class Mail 1040 Avenue Of The Americas, LLC P.O. Box 765 Short Hills, NJ 07078‐0765 First Class Mail 108 NJ Roman Catholic Parishes c/o Porzio, Bromberg & Newman, P.C. 100 Southgate Pkwy Morristown, NJ 07962 [email protected] Email and First Class Mail 108 NJ Roman Catholic Parishes c/o Porzio Bromberg & Newman PC 100 Southgate Pkwy Morristown, NJ 07962 [email protected] Email and First Class Mail 108 NJ Roman Catholic Parishes c/o RC Diocese of Paterson Attn: Ken Mullaney 777 Valley Rd Clifton, NJ 07013 First Class Mail 118 High Street (Pittsfield) c/o the Tamposi Law Group, Pc Attn: Peter N Tamposi 159 Main St Nashua, NH 03060 [email protected] Email and First Class Mail 15Th Street Umc (176941) c/o Bentz Law Firm Attn: Leonard Spagnolo 680 Washington Rd, Ste 200 Pittsburgh, PA 15228 [email protected] Email and First Class Mail 1‐800‐Pack‐Rat 11640 Northpark Dr, Ste 200 Wake Forest, NC 27587‐5741 First Class Mail 1St Umc Baldwin Ms Attn: Craig Gaines 312 W Main St P.O. Box 146 Baldwin, MS 38824 First Class Mail 1st UMC Centerville, IA 410 N Main St Centerville, IA 52544 [email protected] Email and First Class Mail 1St Umc Gonzales Attn: Melinda Robert 224 W Constitution St Gonzales, LA 70737 [email protected] Email and First Class Mail 1st United Methodist Church Attn: Pastor Nancy Nichols 121 E 7th St Michigan City, IN 46360 [email protected] Email and First Class Mail 1St United Methodist Church Attn: Ann Kraft 13534 52nd St Se Enderlin, ND 58027 [email protected] Email and First Class Mail 1St United Methodist Church Farmingdale c/o Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP Attn: Edwin G Rice 100 N Tampa St, Ste 2200 Tampa, FL 33602 [email protected] Email and First Class Mail 1St United Methodist Church Of Castle Rock Co Attn: Bill Eylens 1200 South St Castle Rock, CO 80104 [email protected] Email and First Class Mail 1St United Methodist Church Of Friendship Attn: Jacqueline Ward 21 W Main St Friendship, NY 14739 [email protected] Email and First Class Mail 1St United Methodist Church Of Lawrence c/o Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP Attn: Edwin G Rice 100 N Tampa St, Ste 2200 Tampa, FL 33602 [email protected] Email and First Class Mail 1St United Methodist Church Of Mannford, Inc Barry Hayes 363254 US 64 Cleveland, OK 74020 [email protected] Email and First Class Mail 1St United Methodist Church Of Mannford, Inc. Attn: Barry Hayes P.O. Box 510 100 E Greenwood Ave Mannford, OK 74044 [email protected] Email and First Class Mail 1St United Methodist Church, Michigan City Attn: Pastor Nancy Nichols 121 E 7th St Michigan City, IN 46360 [email protected] Email and First Class Mail 1St United Methodist Church, Tipton, Ia Attn: Brian Boedeker 607 Lynn St Tipton, IA 52772 [email protected] Email and First Class Mail 1St United Methodists Church Of Cmch ‐ Cape May Court House c/o Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP Attn: Edwin G Rice 100 N Tampa St, Ste 2200 Tampa, FL 33602 [email protected] Email and First Class Mail 2Cimple, Inc c/o Fair Harbor Capital LLC Attn: Victor Knox P.O. Box 237037 New York, NY 10023 [email protected] Email and First Class Mail 2Cimple, Inc 3468 Starling Dr Frisco, TX 75034‐3604 First Class Mail 3096‐3227 Quebec, Inc/Groupe Access 8270 Mayrand Montreal, Qc H4P 2C5 Canada Canada First Class Mail 3180 Peachtree Rd NE Atlanta, GA 30305 First Class Mail 4M Plaza & Office Center, LLC 1649 Montgomery Rd, Ste 1 Aurora, IL 60504‐4363 First Class Mail 5Th Ave United Methodist Church Attn: Treasurer 323 5th Ave West Bend, WI 53095 [email protected] Email and First Class Mail 876 Media, LLC Attn: William Strasser 122 Goddord Ave Fayetteville, WV 25840 [email protected] Email and First Class Mail 876 Media, LLC 122 Goddard Ave Fayetteville, WV 25840‐1009 First Class Mail 9Th St Christian Church Now River Of Life Christian Church Attn: Connie Kiesling 130 Mall Rd Logansport, IN 46947 [email protected] Email and First Class Mail A & A Line & Wire Corp Attn: Jacob Lach 29 Liberty St Passaic, NJ 07055 [email protected] Email and First Class Mail A B Emblems & Caps P.O. Box 695 Weaverville, NC 28787‐0695 First Class Mail A Christine Williams 408 S Market St Danville, OH 43014 [email protected] Email and First Class Mail A&M United Methodist Church Attn: Wilber Mccollum Facilities Manager 417 University Dr College Station, TX 77840 wmccollum@am‐umc.org Email and First Class Mail A.B. Emblems & Caps Attn: Jerry Williams Conrad Inc 22 Ab Emblem Dr Weaverville, NC 28787 [email protected] Email and First Class Mail A.B. Emblems & Caps P.O. Box 695 Weaverville, NC 28787 First Class Mail A‐1 Services, Inc 2715 Hwy 37 Eveleth, MN 55734 [email protected] Email and First Class Mail A‐1 Services, Inc 2715 Hwy 37 Eveleth, MN 55734‐8760 First Class Mail Aaf Hauling c/o Fair Harbor Capital LLC Attn: Victor Knox P.O. Box 237037 New York, NY 10023 [email protected] Email and First Class Mail Aaf Hauling, Inc Attn: Floyd Griego P.O. Box 415 Guadalupita, NM 87722 [email protected] Email and First Class Mail Aaf Hauling, Inc P.O. Box 415 Guadalupita, NM 87722‐0415 First Class Mail Aaf Hauling, LLC Attn: Floyd Griego P.O. Box 415 Guadalupita, NM 87701 [email protected] Email and First Class Mail Aarp Tax‐Aide Attn: Aaron G Ballinger 194 Hershel Ln Hedgesville [email protected] Email and First Class Mail Abc Burglar Alarm Systems, Inc P.O. Box 189 Orland Park, IL 60462‐0189 First Class Mail Abenity, Inc 725 Cool Springs Blvd, Ste 600 Franklin, TN 37067‐2702 First Class Mail Aberdeen First Umc Attn: Mary Louise Scott 502 S Lincoln St Aberdeen, SD 57401 [email protected] Email and First Class Mail Abernathy First United Methodist Church Attn: Secretary/Treasurer And/Or Pastor 704 Ave D Abernathy, TX 79311 [email protected] Email and First Class Mail Abf Freight System 325 Peach Orchard Rd Belmont, NC 28012‐2816 First Class Mail Abiding Love Lutheran Church Attn: Treasurer & Susan Patrice Milam 7210 Brush Country Rd Austin, TX 78749‐2374 [email protected] Email and First Class Mail Abiding Love Lutheran Church Attn: Treasurer, Abiding Love Lutheran Church 7210 Brush Country Rd Austin, TX 78749‐2374 First Class Mail Abiding Presence Lutheran Church, San Antonio, Tx Attn: Amy Mclin 14700 San Pedro Ave San Antonio, TX 78232 [email protected] Email and First Class Mail Abiding Savior Lutheran Church Attn: Deborah Gordon P.O. Box 224 Simpsonville, MD 21150‐9998 [email protected] Email and First Class Mail Abilene Christian University For Benefit Of: Zachary Albrecht Enrollment Management Acu Box 29007 Abilene, TX 79699‐9007 First Class Mail Abilene First United Methodist Church Attn: John Collins, Pastor 601 N Cedar St Abilene, KS 67410 [email protected] Email and First Class Mail Abingdon Episcopal Church Attn: David Nelson Meeker 5583 White Hall Rd Gloucester, VA 23061 [email protected] Email and First Class Mail Abingdon Protestant Episcopal Church Attn: Rector P.O. Box 82 4645 George Washington Memorial Hwy White Marsh, VA 23183 [email protected] Email and First Class Mail Abingdon Ruritan Club Attn: Walter I Priest III P.O. Box 22 Bena, VA 23018 [email protected] Email and First Class Mail Abingdon United Methodist Church Attn: Jason M.
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