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Vendor Name Amount 5 BUCK PIZZA 757.41 $ 7 PEAKS 509.25 $ 801 Vendor Name Amount 5 BUCK PIZZA $ 757.41 7 PEAKS $ 509.25 801 PROMOS $ 751.42 A B COMBS ELEMENTARY $ 100.00 A VIKING'S FEAST $ 627.31 A+ BOOK FAIRS $ 4,038.18 A+ PROMOTIONS $ 171.10 AAA KINGS APPLIANCE $ 74.00 AATG $ 75.00 ABBOTT, CHARLES $ 3,600.00 ABBOTT, DENISE $ 2,943.54 ABBOTT, SUSAN $ 204.79 ABNEY, KERRI $ 30.78 AB'S PROSHOP $ 499.00 ACADEMY SPORTS $ 4,284.90 ACE RENTS INC $ 370.25 ADA BADMINTON & TENNIS $ 652.50 ADA SOTO $ 5.00 ADAIR, JENNY $ 435.00 ADAMS, LORRAINE $ 1,091.85 ADOPT A NATIVE ELDER PROGRAM $ 40.00 ADTSEA $ 375.00 ADVANCED FOUR WHEET DRIVE SYSTEMS $ 782.00 ADVENTUREDOME THEME PARK $ 1,102.05 AFTER SCHOOL UTAH ASSOCIATION $ 590.00 AGLE, ALEXANDRA $ 67.31 AH YOU, CHARLES $ 31.96 AIBWSU-WEST HIGH SCHOOL $ 630.00 AIRE-MASTER OF SO UTAH $ 180.00 ALAN MEMBERSHIP $ 110.00 ALERT SERVICES, INC $ 57.32 ALEXANDER'S PRINT ADVANTAGE $ 370.66 ALEXANDRIA MONAHAN $ 447.35 ALICE JEROME $ 12.75 ALICIA HICKMAN $ 44.32 ALL AMERICAN SPORTSWEAR $ 735.00 ALL SPORTS UNIFORMS. NET $ 1,605.49 ALLENS $ 2,322.88 ALLEN'S CAMERA $ 3,416.93 ALLISON BAKER $ 8.95 ALLISON JENSEN $ 166.25 ALLISON WRIGHT $ 50.00 Page 1 of 61 Vendor Name Amount ALLRED, ALAN $ 1,455.87 ALLY LEY $ 20.00 ALMONEY, SARAH $ 147.00 ALOHA CATERING $ 296.00 ALPHAGRAPHICS $ 3,034.21 ALPINE MARINE IMPORTS $ 3,351.51 ALPINE SCHOOL DISTRICT $ 1,431.97 ALSCO $ 725.76 AM BANK $ 950.00 AMBER CURTIS $ 41.24 AMBER EGBERT $ 37.90 AMELIA EARHART $ 950.02 AMELIA EARHART PTA $ 20.00 AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY $ 39.00 AMERICAN EXPERIENCE $ 52,695.00 AMERICAN EXPRESS $ 14,633.68 AMERICAN FORK HIGH SCHOOL $ 1,645.00 AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION $ 125.66 AMERICAN LEGACY PUBLISHING, INC. $ 356.79 AMERICAN LEGION AUXILLARY $ 100.00 AMERICAN MATHEMATICS COMPETITION $ 482.00 AMERICAN MATHEMATICS CONTEST $ 302.00 AMERICAN PROMOTIONAL EVENTS INC $ 2,209.21 AMERICAN RED CROSS $ 255.00 AMERICAN WELDING SOCIETY $ 155.00 AMERICAN'S BEST INN AND SUITES $ 672.00 AMERICA'S FREEDOM FESTIVAL $ 920.00 AMERICORPS $ 200.00 AMMONS, HILARY $ 62.97 AMSCO SCHOOL PUBLICATIONS $ 218.24 AMULEK LUNA $ 75.00 AMY ANDRUS $ 282.29 ANACONDA SPORTS $ 848.34 ANDERSON MONOGRAMS $ 383.00 ANDERSON, ALAN $ 612.50 ANDERSON, HEATHER $ 40.00 ANDERSON, JENS $ 10.00 ANDERSON, KIRSTEN $ 30.00 ANDERSON, NATALIE $ 20.00 ANDERSON, PAT $ 185.00 ANDERSON, TAMI $ 680.35 ANDERSON'S PINSATIONS $ 295.35 Page 2 of 61 Vendor Name Amount ANDREW BAY $ 57.00 ANDREW H. DABCZYNSKI $ 139.00 ANDREWS, EMILY $ 55.00 ANDREWS, KYLE $ 43.09 ANGELA DUNNIGAN $ 389.26 ANIXTER $ 1,596.65 ANN AVERY $ 171.94 ANN BIGELOW $ 420.58 ANNA L. HILTON $ 44.60 ANNE EGGERTSEN $ 123.00 ANNE FELDMANN $ 70.00 ANNE ROBERTSON $ 14.34 ANNEMARIE HOWARD $ 16.47 ANNE-MARIE PAULSEN $ 287.43 ANTILLON, NOE $ 5.00 AP EXAMINATIONS $ 37,494.00 AP PROGRAM $ 25,623.00 A-PEELING STICKERS $ 293.00 APPERSON PRINT MANAGEMENT $ 906.68 APPLAUSE LEARNING RESOURCES $ 321.77 APPLE SPICE JUNCTION $ 3,897.01 APPLEBEE'S $ 173.95 APPLEGATE, ANNE $ 97.60 AQUAONE $ 21.00 ARAKAKI, KEKAU $ 150.00 ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST $ 53.38 ARCHIVE COSTUMES $ 299.70 ARCHULETA, ROBERT $ 80.00 ARCO LOCK & KEY $ 3.70 ARIAS, MARIA $ 33.30 ARMSTRONG MEDICAL $ 390.27 ARMSTRONG, RUSS $ 130.00 ARO PUBLISHING $ 1,960.00 ARRIAGA, IGNACIO $ 452.65 ARTHUR, RICHARD BRENT $ 1,352.50 ASAY, VICKI $ 482.68 ASCD $ 493.00 ASHLEY DALEY $ 7.69 ASHTON, GARY $ 993.98 ASTLE PHOTOGRAPHY $ 359.00 ASTLE, JENSEN $ 100.00 AT COST APPAREL $ 7,838.16 Page 3 of 61 Vendor Name Amount ATAGI HENRY, TANEI $ 900.53 ATHLETIC EDGE TEAM SPORTS $ 1,109.00 ATOA VOLLEYBALL $ 1,550.00 AUA $ 85.00 AUA JUMPSTART TRAINING $ 170.00 AUGUST, LESLIE $ 1,193.46 AURICH, MELISSA $ 120.20 AUSTIN, MCKENNA $ 5.50 AUTOMATED BUSINESS PRODUCTS $ 4,132.94 AUTREY, SARAH $ 20.00 AVID $ 110.62 AVILA, SARA $ 45.14 AWARD EMBLEM MFG. CO., INC $ 516.68 AWARDS UNLIMITED $ 430.85 AYOSO, BRYCE $ 499.00 BACA, DORA $ 45.00 BACCUS, LINDSAY $ 301.95 BACKBEATS $ 15,903.23 BACKBEATS DRUM & BACKLINE $ 75.00 BACKSTAGE, INC $ 363.30 BACKYARD DRIVE-IN, INC $ 1,061.94 BAGLEY, JULIE $ 19.65 BAHLMANN, BRON $ 48.00 BAHR, CHRISTOPHER A $ 500.00 BAILEY, KRISTEN $ 7,124.51 BAILEY'S POTTERY EQUIPMENT CORP $ 446.84 BAKER, CASSIDY $ 1,670.63 BAKER, MARK $ 428.79 BAKKE, MARYANN $ 27.00 BALDRIDGE, JESSE $ 30.00 BALLARD, GREG $ 63.00 BALLARD, SHANNA $ 50.63 BAMBOO HUT $ 3,990.00 BAND MANS CO $ 2,396.90 BAND SHOPPE $ 1,524.37 BANKS, LINDA $ 47.51 BARBER'S METALS $ 1,339.90 BARGER, MARK $ 499.00 BARKER, KATE $ 361.70 BARKER, LUANN $ 475.69 BARKER, MIKE $ 69.94 BARNES & NOBLE $ 1,752.80 Page 4 of 61 Vendor Name Amount BARNETT, TRAVIS $ 549.00 BARNEY, KELLIE $ 23.00 BARON PENCIL & VENDING $ 3,675.20 BARRAGAN, SORAYA $ 50.00 BARRINGTON, DIXIE $ 2,494.66 BARRON, VERDALEE $ 270.00 BARROW, AMALIA $ 21.40 BARRUS, ROBERT $ 7.50 BARTON, ANTERES $ 105.72 BARTON, LINDA $ 21.75 BASHAM, MATT $ 55.00 BASILIO, VENETIA $ 12.45 BASKETBALL OFFICIALS ASSOC. $ 1,720.00 BASSETT, DOUGLAS L. $ 80.00 BASTIAN KIRSTEN $ 30.00 BATEMAN, CHERYL $ 159.56 BATEMAN, MIKE $ 585.85 BATES, KYLE D. $ 2,218.35 BATTSON TRUST $ 45.00 BAUDVILLE $ 220.68 BAUER, ROBERT $ 1,545.20 BAUM, JENNITER $ 19.99 BAXTER, ANGELA $ 333.08 BAYLES, GEORGE $ 7,671.02 BAYLES, NANCY $ 5,607.15 BEACON BALLFIELDS $ 1,516.12 BEAN LIFE MUSEUM $ 225.00 BEAN, DAVID $ 422.00 BEAN, EMILY $ 84.88 BEAN, KRISTEN $ 9.87 BECK, JAMIE $ 161.11 BEE & TEE, INC $ 1,200.00 BEHUNIN, BRIDGET $ 25.00 BELL PHOTOGRAPHY $ 180.00 BELL PRINTING & DESIGN $ 4,578.00 BELL STACY $ 14.99 BELL, GREG $ 40.00 BELL, MARGARET $ 106.43 BELL, SHARON $ 36.00 BELNAP, ROCK $ 50.00 BEN LOMOND HIGH SCHOOL JROTC $ 125.00 BENALLY, AKENIYA $ 131.34 Page 5 of 61 Vendor Name Amount BENCH, CAMERON $ 30.00 BENHAM, KYLE $ 80.00 BENNETT, ALLISON $ 25.00 BENSON, RACHEL $ 36.95 BERT MURDOCK MUSIC $ 7,079.51 BEST BUDS $ 47.00 BEST BUY $ 609.99 BEST BUY GOV/ ED LLC $ 399.99 BEST DAY ENTERPRISES, LLC $ 1,475.00 BEST IN MUSIC $ 9.99 BEST WESTERN ABBEY INN $ 2,310.00 BEST WESTERN EL REY INN $ 4,655.60 BEST WESTERN OF LONG BEACH $ 763.84 BEST WESTERN PARADISE INN OF NEPH $ 585.00 BEST WESTERN TOWN & COUNTRY INN $ 2,470.00 BEST WESTERN WEST COVINA INN $ 12,373.90 BEST WESTERN WESTON INN $ 1,259.82 BETTY ROBERTS $ 129.99 BEUKERS, AMELIA $ 30.00 BEVAN,COLEEN $ 26.40 BIESINGER, TINA $ 795.00 BIG O TIRES $ 6,359.80 BIGLER, ERIN $ 38.50 BIGLER, TRISH $ 52.80 BIGNEY, SUE $ 48.84 BILCO SAFE & LOCK, INC $ 331.50 BILL HARRIS MUSIC $ 130.00 BILLS, DONNY $ 115.00 BILLS, ORLEY $ 50.00 BILLS, WENDY $ 2,386.63 BINDRABAN, NISHA $ 18.70 BINGHAM HIGH SCHOOL $ 797.00 BINGHAM, CLAY $ 429.14 BIO EXPRESS $ 2,574.14 BIO RAD $ 812.16 BIOQUIP $ 379.45 BIRD, COURTNEY $ 15.00 BIRD, ROBERT $ 240.00 BLACK JACK PIZZA $ 547.64 BLACK, DEVON $ 103.00 BLACKINTON, DAVID $ 50.00 BLAKE, REBECCA $ 60.00 Page 6 of 61 Vendor Name Amount BLALOCK, KAREN $ 90.00 BLAZZARD, JAKE $ 80.00 BLEDSOE BRACE SYSTEMS $ 334.08 BLEDSOE, MR & MRS CAMERON $ 100.00 BLICK ART MATERIALS $ 3,851.50 BOBAN, SAMAR $ 187.50 BONA SIGNS INC. $ 140.00 BOND, CASEY $ 216.25 BONNER, SANDRA $ 479.37 BONNETT, SHANNA $ 37.58 BONNEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL $ 275.00 BONNIE CALLIS $ 66.98 BOOKS ARE FUN $ 584.50 BOOTHE, MARK $ 1,925.00 BORDERS $ 210.00 BOSCO, KAREN $ 1,206.80 BOULDER CITY HIGH SCHOOL BAND $ 250.00 BOWERS, HOLLY $ 433.20 BOWERS, MARC $ 60.00 BOYACK, CORY $ 40.00 BOYD, KIMBERLY $ 606.85 BOYD, TARA $ 300.00 BOYD, TARA HILL $ 200.00 BOYS OF JACQUI DODGE FUND $ 500.00 BPS $ 60.00 BRACE, ANDREW $ 270.45 BRADFORD, ALICE $ 73.89 BRADFORD, SHARON A $ 375.00 BRADLEY, ESTELA $ 591.86 BRADY, ADAM $ 49.00 BRAINLINKING INC $ 4,000.00 BRAND, BRIAN $ 55.00 BRANDI DANIEL $ 13.49 BRENCHLEY,NANETTE $ 23.14 BRENDA FULLER $ 33.54 BRENDA MARVEL $ 119.55 BRENDA MILLER $ 1,420.31 BRENT BROWN FORD $ 21.95 BRERETON AUTOMOTIVE $ 588.23 BRIAN HERCULES $ 16,620.00 BRIAN PATCH $ 49.03 BRICK OVEN $ 3,327.96 Page 7 of 61 Vendor Name Amount BRIDGE, DIANE $ 176.85 BRIDGET SMITH $ 22.14 BRIDGSTOCK, AUDREY $ 510.21 BRIGGS, STACEY $ 650.64 BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY $ 1,502.68 BRINEY, ALICIA $ 57.54 BRITNEY & JAMES FREITAS $ 50.00 BRITTANY ANDERSON $ 19.71 BROADBENT, KIM $ 55.08 BROBERG, JEFFREY $ 118.20 BROCKBANK, MASON $ 15.00 BRODERICK, CHAD $ 40.00 BRONK, KYLIE $ 370.00 BROWER, CHRIS $ 1,029.89 BROWN, CHASE $ 30.00 BROWN, ERIKA $ 26.00 BROWN, KEVIN $ 185.00 BRYNNE SMITH $ 25.00 BSN SPORTS $ 1,217.30 BUCKHOLZ, CINDY $ 242.02 BUCKHOLZ, ERIKA $ 28.00 BUCKHOLZ, STEVE $ 124.80 BUDDY ALGER $ 25.60 BUHLER, CAITLYN $ 115.03 BUNCE LORRI $ 1,215.85 BURDSAL, NATHAN $ 189.00 BURGERS SUPREME $ 338.94 BURGESS, HEATHER $ 30.00 BURNSIDE,RANDY $ 241.56 BURT MURDOCK $ 485.24 BUSH, BLYTHE $ 100.00 BUSSIO, TRESSA $ 7.79 BUYNAK, MARY $ 107.46 BYTHEWAY, ALISON $ 29.09 BYU BALLROOM DANCE $ 1,853.00 BYU BAND $ 675.00 BYU CAMPUS SCHEDULING $ 1,675.00 BYU CASHIER'S OFFICE $ 892.40 BYU CONFERENCES AND WORKSHOPS $ 106.00 BYU DANCE DEPARTMENT $ 225.00 BYU DINING SERVICES $ 406.50 BYU FOLK DANCERS $ 280.00 Page 8 of 61 Vendor Name Amount BYU GAMES CENTER $ 245.00 BYU INTERNATIONAL FOLK DANCE $ 560.00 BYU MODEL UN $ 50.00 BYU PLANETARIUM $ 142.50 BYU TAKE OUT $ 692.05 BYU TRACK $ 385.00 C & H DISTRIBUTORS, LLC $ 87.19 C3 CHARTERS $ 1,000.00 CAFE RIO $ 3,349.20 CAFE ZUPAS $ 59.33 CAITLIN HYNST $ 55.70 CALIFORNIA SIGH SEERS, INC $ 2,000.00 CALIX, MAYRA $ 4.00 CALLES, LES K.
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