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Case 11-05736-TBB9 Doc 4 Filed 11/09/11 Entered 11/09/11 17:08:11 Desc Main Document Page 1 of 1 Notice Recipients Case 11-05736-TBB9 Doc 4 Filed 11/09/11 Entered 11/09/11 17:08:11 Desc Main Document Page 1 of 1 Notice Recipients District/Off: 1126−2 User: ldivers Date Created: 11/9/2011 Case: 11−05736−9 Form ID: pdfall Total: 5679 Recipients of Notice of Electronic Filing: aty John Patrick Darby [email protected] TOTAL: 1 Recipients submitted to the BNC (Bankruptcy Noticing Center): db Jefferson County, Alabama Room 280 Courthouse 716 North Richard Arrington Jr. Birmingham, AL 35203 7180254 2010−1 CRE Venture, LLC c/o Haskins W. Jones, Esq. Johnston Barton Proctor &Rose LLP 569 Brookwood Village, Ste. 901 Birmingham, AL 35209 7180255 3−GIS LLC 350 Market St. NE, Ste. C Decatur, AL 35601 7185233 A Carson Thompson #6 Pamona Ave. Homewood, AL 35209 7180287 A D I P.O. Box 409863 Atlanta, GA 30384−9863 7180504 A−Z Storage, LLC 500 Southland Dr. Ste. 212 Birmingham, AL 35226 7184574 A. C. Ruffin 5513 Ct. J Birmingham, AL 35208 7180644 A. G. Bellanca 2225 Pioneer Dr. Hoover, AL 35226 7180256 AAA Solutions Inc. P.O. Box 170215 Birmingham, AL 35217 7180257 AAEM 100 North Jackson St. Montgomery, AL 36104 7180261 ABC Cutting Contractors 3060 Dublin Cir. Bessemer, AL 35022 7180267 ACCA District Meetings 100 N Jackson Street Montgomery, AL 36104 7180284 ADCO Boiler Service 3657 Pine Ln. Bessemer, AL 35023 7180286 ADEM/Permits &Services P.O. Box 301463 Montgomery, AL 36130−1463 7180310 AKZO Nobel Paints LLC P.O. Box 905066 Charlotte, NC 38290−5066 7180337 AL Soc'y of Certified Public Accountants P.O. Box 242987 Montgomery, AL 36124−2987 7180338 AL Soc'y of Prof'l Land Surveyors P.O. Box 241254 Montgomery, AL 36124−1254 7180391 AMCAD 15867 N Mountain Rd. Broadway, VA 22815 7180415 AMT Medical Staffing Inc. P.O. Box 12105 Birmingham, AL 35202 7180439 APAC Alabama Inc. P.O. Box 198495 Atlanta, GA 30384−8495 7180478 AT P.O. Box 105262 Atlanta, GA 30348−5262 7180479 ATTMobility P.O. Box 6463 Carol Stream, IL 60197−6463 7180480 ATC Healthcare Services Inc. 25393 Network Pl. Chicago, IL 60673 7180482 ATD−American 135 Greenwood Ave. Wyncote, PA 19095−1396 7180502 AWPCA P.O. Box 180476 Mobile, AL 36618 7184285 Aarion Powell 829 Helfin Ave. East Birmingham, AL 35214 7183297 Aaron L. Lively 8944 Highway 124 Carbon Hill, AL 35549 7184150 Aaron M. Peet 2024 D. Wedgewood Rd. Birmingham, AL 35216 7184765 Aaron Shuford 400 Ozark Ave. Birmingham, AL 35214 7180258 Abbott Vascular 75 Remittance Dr., Ste. 1138 Chicago, IL 60675−1138 7182832 Abdul R. Jalloh 5744 Service Rd. Birmingham, AL 35235 7180263 Abibow US Inc. P.O. Box 505 Childersburg, AL 35044 7180266 Abyssinia Missionary Baptist Church 2301 Avenue E Birmingham, AL 35218 7180268 Accuprint 2023 1st Avenue North Birmingham, AL 35203 7180269 Accurint P.O. Box 7247−6157 Philadelphia, PA 19170−6157 7184772 Ada Simmons 108 82nd St. S Birmingham, AL 35206 7181626 Adam J. Day 477 Forest Lakes Dr. Sterrett, AL 35147 7184817 Adam J. Smith P.O. Box 146 New Castle, AL 35119 7183162 Adam W. Laney 20711 Becky Dr. McCalla, AL 35111 7183768 Adam W. Moore 408 Montgomery St. Warrior, AL 35180 7184045 Adam W. Owens 110 Shadywood Cr Sterrett, AL 35147 7182290 Adam Wade Hagood 9630 Hwy. 79 Pinson, AL 35126 7180283 Adamson Ford 1922 2nd Avenue South Birmingham, AL 35233 7183431 Adan Martinez 9505 Knob Hill Dr Pinson, AL 35126 7182877 Adolphus Lee Johnson 477 Azalea Way Birmingham, AL 35215 7184428 Adrian C. Reynolds 6069 Red Hollow Rd. Birmingham, AL 35215 7181573 Adrian Dansby 603 8th St. Birmingham, AL 35228 7185891 Adrian Yvette Yarbrough 124 Miracle Strip Pkwy., # 1301 Ft. Walton Beach, FL 32548 7180882 Adrienne Brown 1129B 47th St. W Birmingham, AL 35208 7185537 Adrienne D Ward 5829 Waterstone Point Hoover, AL 35244 7183657 Adrienne M. Merritt 1365 Stonehedge Dr. Birmingham, AL 35235 7182655 Adrienne Patrice Hubbard 1124 Calico Cir. Birmingham, AL 35215 7181418 Adrienne T. Conyers 3892 Caylan Cove Birmingham, AL 35215 7184996 Adrilisa N. Steel 1712 Neil Rd. Birmingham, AL 35214 7180290 Ads LLC Po Box 673809 Detroit, MI 48267−3809 7180291 Adtrav Corporation 4555 Southlake Pkwy. Birmingham, AL 35244 7180292 Advance Plumbing Co. 427 McClain Rd. Bessemer, AL 35023 7180293 Advance Video and Security Attn: Joe Bailey 1104 Chalkville Rd. Trussville, AL 35173 7180294 Advanced Imaging 2100 Longleaf Trail Birmingham, AL 35243 7180295 Advancetec Industries, Inc. 1150 NW 163rd Drive Miami, FL 33169 7180296 Advantage Financial Services, LLC P.O. Box 609 Cedar Rapids, IA 52406−0609 Case 11-05736-TBB9 Doc 4-1 Filed 11/09/11 Entered 11/09/11 17:08:11 Desc PDF to All Parties & Creditors: Notice Recipients Page 1 of 76 7180297 Affiliated Computer Services P.O. Box 201322 Dallas, TX 75320−1322 7180298 Agape Love Life Line 1517 Hibernian Street Birmingham, AL 35214 7182874 Agatha Ibrahim John 1934 C Shades Cliff Terr. Birmingham, AL 35216 7183649 Agnes Mercado 117 Marsey Ln. Homewood, AL 35209 7182070 Agretta Marie Gatling 7131 Naples Ave. Birmingham, AL 35206 7181326 Aimee Jo Clifton 9027 Liberty Pkwy. Kimberly, AL 35091 7182485 Aisha Shante Henley 1256 15th St. SW Birmingham, AL 35211 7181046 Akirashanti Charron Byrd 3712 Gray Oaks Dr. Bessemer, AL 35020 7180311 Alabama Aegis 2910 Linden Ave., Ste. 203 Birmingham, AL 35209 7180312 Alabama Allergy &Asthma Center LLC 10 Old Montgomery Hwy Ste 100 Birmingham, AL 35209 7180313 Alabama Assoc of Floodplain Manager P.O. Box 1764 Madison, AL 35758 7180314 Alabama Barricade Inc. 7007 Praytor Rd. Trussville, AL 35173−1889 7180315 Alabama Canine Law Enforcement 18539 John Swindle Road Newport, AL 35475 7180316 Alabama Card Systems 500 Gene Reed Rd. #102 Birmingham, AL 35215 7180317 Alabama Center for Law &Civic Ed 800 Lakeshore Dr. Birmingham, AL 35229 7180318 Alabama Construction Supply P.O. Box 320267 Birmingham, AL 35232 7180319 Alabama Cooperative Ext. System 961 S Donahue Dr. Auburn, AL 36849 7180320 Alabama Dept of Public Safety P.O. Box 1471 Montgomery, AL 36102−1471 7180321 Alabama Dept. of Environmental Management P.O. Box 301463 Montgomery, AL 36130−1463 7180322 Alabama Dept. of Industrial Relations 649 Monroe St. Montgomery, AL 36131 7180323 Alabama Dept. of Revenue 50 N Ripley St. Montgomery, AL 36132 7180324 Alabama Dept. of Transportation 1409 Coliseum Blvd. Montgomery, AL 36130 7180325 Alabama Emergency Management Agency P.O. Drawer 2160 5898 County Rd. 41 Clanton, AL 35046−2160 7180326 Alabama Eye Bank 500 Robert Jemison Road Birmingham, AL 35209 7180327 Alabama Gas Corp. 605 Richard Arrington, Jr. Blvd. N Birmingham, AL 35282 7180328 Alabama Graphics 2801 5th Avenue South Birmingham, AL 35233 7180329 Alabama Hospital Assoc 500 North East Blvd Montgomery, AL 36117 7180330 Alabama Jack Co. Inc. 1140 5th Ave. N Birmingham, AL 35203 7180331 Alabama Judicial College 300 Dexter Ave. Montgomery, AL 36104−374 7180332 Alabama Messenger 205 North 20th St., Ste 706 Birmingham, AL 35203 7180333 Alabama Oil &Gas P.O. Box 586 Trussville, AL 35173 7180334 Alabama Pipe &Supply Co., Inc. 6770 Somerset Dr. Mobile, AL 36619 7180335 Alabama Podiatric Medical P.O. Box 81 Locust Fork, AL 35097 7180336 Alabama Power Co. P.O. Box 242 Birmingham, AL 35292 7180339 Alabama Specialties 7223 1st Ave. N Birmingham, AL 35206 7180340 Alabamians for Education, Inc. c/o Earl F. Hilliard, Esq. 228 18th St. N Birmingham, AL 35203 7180341 Aladdin Temp−Rite P.O. Box 8500−3431 Philadelphia, PA 19178−3431 7185401 Alaina Shevonne Ullman P O Box 13694 Birmingham, AL 35202 7182502 Alan E. Hiatt 66 County Cove Chelsea, AL 35043 7182495 Alan Herald 6919 Bankhead Hwy. Dora, AL 35062 7181688 Alan K. Dodd 4129 Center Springs Rd. Trafford, AL 35172 7183083 Alan L. King 2322 Lime Rock Cir. Birmingham, AL 35216 7184434 Alan L. Rhea 5091 Pleasant Hill Rd. Bessemer, AL 35022 7182148 Alan M. Goddard 437 Mid−Ridge Ln. Pelham, AL 35124 7182496 Albert Herbert 5525 12th Ave. S Birmingham, AL 35222 7181973 Albert L. Foster 64 Trafalgar Square Birmingham, AL 35215 7185379 Albert L. Tynes 168 Fairview Ln. Montevallo, AL 35115 7183956 Albert R. Nichols 111 Madison Dr. Trussville, AL 35173 7183769 Albert W. Moore 4857 Mt Olive Rd Gardendale, AL 35071 7182656 Alberta Hubbard 9309 Evans Cr Birmingham, AL 35206 7180345 Alcon Laboratories Inc. P.O. Box 951125 Dallas, TX 75395−1125 7183974 Aldonia V. Noland 4136 51st Ave. N Birmingham, AL 35217 7182789 Alecia Gene Jackson 309 13th St. SW Birmingham, AL 35211 7181199 Alen Chao 2548 Davenport Circle Kissimmee, FL 34746 7180346 Alere North America Inc. P.O. Box 846153 Boston, MA 02284−6153 7181367 Aleshia Y. Coleman 3237 Balsam Ave. SW Birmingham, AL 35221 7181130 Alesia Carter 4299 Candle Brook Ln. Bessemer, AL 35022 7182707 Alex Lee Humphryes 20046 Antler Pl. McCalla, AL 35111 7181228 Alex R. Christian 2709 Drennen Cir. Birmingham, AL 35242 7181940 Alex V. Fitzpatrick 2600 31st St. SW Birmingham, AL 35221 7185369 Alexander Tuskerman 30 Port Royal Ave. Foster City, CA 94404−3581 7182197 Alfonso Gray 1213 D 33rd St. S Birmingham, AL 35205 7183676 Alfonso Raynard Miller 369 Glynn Dr. Birmingham, AL 35215 7182593 Alfonso Terris Holt 2060 Trailridge Sq. Birmingham, AL 35214 7180453 Alfred Armour 544 Gadsden Hwy., Apt. G−135 Birmingham, AL 35235 7180514 Alfred Bahakel 409 22nd Ave. S Birmingham, AL 35209 7185312 Alfred E. Toxey, III 4817 Riverwood Pl. Birmingham, AL 35242 7185591 Alfreda Pearson Weatherly 4342 74th Place, N Birmingham, AL 35206 7181565 Ali D. Daniels 205 13th Ave. NE Birmingham, AL 35215 7184742 Ali Sheikhzeinoddin 1224 Green Glen Rd. Vestavia Hills, AL 35216 7183489 Alice D. McBrayer 2464 Mohawk Dr. Birmingham, AL 35217 7182770 Alice F. Irwin 9075 Bush Ave. Leeds, AL 35094 7183376 Alice J. Mahaffey 2019 Warrior Trafford Rd Warrior, AL 35180 7182023 Alice Njambi Gachambi 6146 Longmeadow Cir.
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