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Arizona Cottage Food Program Registrant List Friday, March 5, 2021 Name ID Apache Apache Apache Alpine Ganado St Arizona Cottage Food Program Registrant List Friday, March 5, 2021 Name ID Apache Apache Apache Alpine Ganado St. Johns Laurie Miranda 4232 Christine Begaye 990 Regina Hitchcock 11137 Concho Greer Vernon Linda Anderson 7541 Mary Iddings 9612 Noreen Hart Kealer 1197 Kevin Ascherfeld 4302 Michele Iddings 9611 Mackenzie Watkins 9908 Denise Blackwood 4574 Lukachukai Cochise Jean Harrington 8306 Cheresa Shay 3817 Benson Billie Hoover 3945 Many Farms Candia Brogdon 7495 Shauna Hoskins 10467 Cheriden Yazzie 5328 Dolores Chavez 5803 Carla Kanak 11186 Nutrioso Candace Conrad 1763 CYNTHIA MCCLOSKEY 9123 Allen Miller 8815 Candace Conrad 9256 Jennifer Miller 8262 Rock Point Candance Conrad 81 Laurance Misner 7047 Abigail Smiley 7403 River Elderholly 790 Laurice Mosbrucker 4570 Saint Johns Lucila Figueroa 6733 Sherrie Phillips 2569 Shauna Jarvis 11053 Annette Hauptman 3293 Gene Reamer 1813 Melissa Waite 10942 Tyla Herberle 1792 Charles Tague 3868 Sanders Alexandra Leon 10208 Wendy Weller 3180 Floy Frick 8468 Heidi Lercher 3166 Melissa Woodard 9513 Floy Jacobsen 9235 Anna Marks 4868 Eagar Springerville Savanha Marks 579 Martin Armijo 9822 Madolyn Mckinney 10302 Gina Baca 4580 Rachelle Austin 16 Yvette Melito 10403 Shawdzia Beaver 7941 Greta Baker 9577 Connie Meza 3128 Teresa Becker 8868 Susan L Blatt 6721 Megan Moreno 4523 Lynzi Behrmann 8363 Amber Bone 7585 Jennifer Nims 1205 St Johns Sydney Caban 10572 Sarah Ogilvie 9970 Elizabeth Brown 7546 Sara Duncan 4526 Julie Oliver 9229 Megan Anne Chlarson 10157 Emily Elmer 9382 Alfred Rea 5738 Claryce Crosby 9799 Corina Finnell 4564 Bettye Reece 7422 Raven Delehanty 10473 Elizabeth Flores 8349 Ginger Riesgo 8268 Donna Hauser 8123 Paula Henrie 1511 Jenice Ritter 1629 Alta Hernandez 2761 Margie Holland 10565 Leah Shaw 6983 Heather Higginbotham 8749 Erin Jordan 1893 Connie Sherman 5063 Shauna Jarvis 882 Eva Marie 10191 Michele Trumpinski 1496 Nicole Johnson 3571 Sandra Mendoza 1779 Mikayla Underhill 1633 Judi Lynne Judy 1142 Margie Merkevicius 1894 Jill Vieu 10859 Elizabeth Kennedy 10052 Kym Owens 8208 Sasha Weddle 53 Cindy Lee 1678 Michael Owens 8210 Lisa Williams 5712 Mechele Monet 5648 Brianne Quetel 4522 Dantre Wood 9939 Kariah Stewart 8663 Myrna Ollerton 877 Cynthia Pena 2673 Bisbee Vivian Taylor 8083 Sonia Allen 8654 Bailey Schreiner 8907 Eulene Watkins 9113 Sonia Allen Shisslak 4662 SueAn Stradling‐Collins 2691 Nikki Wilden 4184 Seylah Banks 6946 Anthony Sweney 2706 Christina Wilkinson 5097 Eric Cartier 2131 Carmen Tanner 10098 Ginger Wiltbank 10220 Erin Clayton 4950 Nicole Ulibarri 4345 Tabitha Wyckoff 8595 Michael Donahue 10453 Katrina Winters 9183 Jose Esparza 8882 Page 1 of 82 Arizona Cottage Food Program Registrant List Friday, March 5, 2021 Name ID Cochise Cochise Cochise Amanda Espinosa 3439 Heather Davis 10004 Hereford Jacquelyn Esteves 9707 Natalie Doughtry 5116 DEBORAH AVERY 10072 Brandy Fischer 10304 Ruben Fierros 7849 HARGROVE Katie Hartman 5913 Erreyna A Galaz 9831 DEBORAH AVERY‐ 9918 Katie Hartman 10685 Galiba Husarkic 9320 HARGROVE Vanessa Hunter 5733 Erica Leyva 8146 Sallye Baumann 4381 Thomas Jackson 6423 Violeta Lopez 7312 Carol Berty 3487 Jumala Klein 6665 Maria G Majalca 9851 Orchidea Blanck‐Hyatt 2671 Lee Kovacsevics 6271 Andrew Membrila 9830 Angela Brandt 5805 Theresa LaBaw 4624 MARYLU MEMBRILA 9834 Kris Brooks 3143 Jennifer Mitchell 3766 Maria del Carmen 5529 Jennifer Clifton 6541 Benjamin Morgan 7145 Montano Moreno Antoinette Cummings 3980 Jacqueline Oatman 8100 Raymond Pacheco 752 Wayne Cummings 5002 Zachary Palma 7277 Fabiola Padilla 9889 James Flynn 7788 Marisa R Parrotta 9951 Dulce Parra 9841 Suzette Gray 7152 Melissa Perez 1069 Jennifer Ratkovich 5250 Marla Gurrero 3490 Donna Pulling 5044 Juvenal Rafael Rodriguez 7949 Janna Haas 11161 Sarah Quimby 10270 Rosa Rodriguez 7945 Robert Ishoy 6229 Ralph Rattelmueller 9736 Glenda Steward 8431 Helen Jones 3024 Melissa Sanchez 6076 Maria Toscano 9840 Kimberly Kling 8056 Craig Sanders 3485 Valeria Toscano 9837 Chloie Leavitt 6788 Candice Schroeder 9855 Jazmin Valenzuela 5497 Gloria Mendenhall 4158 Amber Sernas 4281 Nicole Villa 8246 Emma Montoya 4740 Amanda Susnjara 3895 Elfrida Lisa Odom 7974 Bowie Cindy Humphries 1999 Linda Ransom 10886 Gloria Tapia 8214 Dona Michael 929 Valerie Rice 2985 Cochise Charles Patton 7229 Darci Richardson 4931 Robin Rossbach 4852 Angelina Adams 8336 Charles Patton 8408 Teresa Rotundo 7270 Wild Burro Bakery Al 2672 Joyce Strite 7796 Asmeh FLAGSTAFF Charlene Sampson 7753 Betty Anderson 5847 Eunbit Lee 10562 Kathleen Sandoval 2363 Sarah Czech 5637 Fort Huachuca Jenna Soltzfus 7084 Cally Deakman 2684 Abby Collins 4282 Sara Stoltzfus 7289 Cynthia Jantz 2472 Ines Craycraft 10791 Maranatha Struse 6161 Cynthia Jantz 10621 Brandi Curtis 7424 Shelby Stubbs 8653 Catherine Mead 6023 NATERRIA FENCEROY 10831 Ulrike Tarquinio 8226 Julie Olander 1295 Christina Foster 968 Cathy Tashman 3036 James Soderquist 4382 Michael Gambie 2849 Mackenzie Taylor 4348 Cally Turner 5632 Lymaris Irizarry 1190 Sabrina Torres 7041 Katelyn Urso 6425 Jenna Jachelski 10798 Jean Waters 3872 Jodie White 7742 Jennifer Leenerts 4947 Jack Williams 8540 Douglas Rachel Madsen 6687 Elizabeth Woodard 7436 Danya Acosta 5947 Christine Mikesell 3123 Huachuca City Nubia Bacaparra 9850 Katie Ware 1164 Andrea Aspeytia 7425 Brisa Castillo 5949 Green Valley Kelly Blake 5573 Melissa Corona 6920 Joann Laribee 4069 Clinton Copeland 10372 Janeth Cruz 9835 Lori Couch 10202 Page 2 of 82 Arizona Cottage Food Program Registrant List Friday, March 5, 2021 Name ID Cochise Cochise Cochise Della Cruz 2106 Mary Jansen 5794 Audreunna Cleveland 2750 Brenda Friestad 9336 Jessica Jones 2951 Kimberly Coleman 7510 JONATHAN GONZALES 11031 Barbara Kennon 6448 Robyn Collier 6954 Destiny Howard 8863 Ilet Kidd 3928 Myrna Collins 4182 Dianne Marben 2221 Lori Paup 2974 Misty Coplen 4336 Shira Martin 5630 Phyllis Peachey 6184 Vicki Corlett 5080 Debbie Owling 2591 Marguerite Piche 4008 Youth Pastor Michele 6316 Mercedes Ruelas 7028 Douglas Piche Sr 3992 Cotton Christopher Rushing 11020 Lezli Polm 8634 Christina Cutaia 5718 BETTY SEARCY 8894 Maria Richey 5354 Audrey Dadd 5665 Lisa Sherry 7259 Rayna Swecker 3553 Beverly Davis 3848 David Sicely 7905 Susanne Tewes 3110 Jacqueline Deskins 2136 Laura Smeal 5299 Charles Tidd 2203 Sonya Downer 915 Shelli Smith McPherson 5887 Madelyn Varela 8741 Virginia Durbin 5009 Charles Anita Warren 3559 Brenda Whittaker 2455 Heather Easterlin 6720 Janet K Weir 5770 Pomerene Sabrina Espinosa 6513 Amanda Wilcox 7261 Laura Barney 813 Margaret Evangelesta 1809 Peggy Williams 2005 Kelly Coons 10229 George Fauber 10945 McNeal Lacey Montijo 461 Lisa Fedor 4463 Aaron Cardona 3711 Alethea Swift 1333 Jhayne Festa 974 Jody Denton 962 Patrece Tackett 1343 Celeste Fiddes 3860 Sarah English 10190 Portal Jacqueline Fiddes 2201 William Foster 9319 Jerry La Buena Vida Farm 2327 Lisa Fiddes 2218 Barbara Greenley 940 Carrie Miller 9586 Donna Flanders 2797 Cynthia Spence 7740 Iliana Smith 5435 Michele Flanigan 9019 Laura Foor 2636 Naco Sierra Vista Jane Frauzel 3652 Angelica Lopez 6317 A Slice of Heaven 2612 Jessica Futrell 2880 Kerrie Stepnick 2606 Kathy's Cake Bake 2074 Cristal Gonzales 6339 Jennifer Westover 6350 Luis Amaya 6235 Daissy Gonzalez 8496 Jesse Wood 3454 Geraldine Bacote 6785 Michael Gransky 8030 Palominas Joy Baker 8606 Lisa Graziano 9484 Roberta Prickett 3286 Jana Barendregt 7955 Devlet Gunes 2651 Patagonia Donna Beck 610 Stephanie Haas 7048 Geoffrey Cobb 2383 Nicole Beck 6621 Janis Haji‐Sizer 1461 Elli Beedle 8577 Pearce Kate Hall 8745 Susan Ballard 6934 Andrea Berger 3358 Diana Halsey 3677 Cynthia Beltran 10738 Jessica Bijonowski 3831 Michelle Hamm 6515 Jessica Blair 6755 Kelly Blake 9617 Meridith Hatter 6418 Dale Buelow 5315 Yaritza Borquez 3167 Anna haynes 4205 Sara Burger 6333 Lakisha Boyd 10211 Rachel Hemry 5829 Leigha Burris 8350 George Broxton 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