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2019 LILAC PARADE LINE-UP - FINAL Line Up Organization # 70 141 Air Refueling Wing 71 141 ARW Float 130 336th Training Group 201 4-Wheeler Group 34 92 ARW Float - Commander & Commander Chief, Families 32 92d ARW Honor Guard 187 A Btry 2-146 FA 189 Action Materials, Inc. 28 Associated Garden Clubs 114 Benton Franklin Fair Association 91 Blind Veterans Association 145 Blue Mountain Riders 41 Bridgeport High School 162 Buffalo Soldiers Motorcycle Club 151 C.O.P.S. Mounted Patrol Unit 87 Capital Lakefair 90 Cascade High School Band Boosters 23 Celebrate Davenport 179 Central Valley High School Marching Band 55 Cheney Events Association 93 Cheney High School 80 Chewelah Community Float 131 Civil Air Patrol, USAF Auxiliary 197 Coast Guard Auxiliary 111b Coeur d' Alene Casino Resort 137 Colville High School Marching Band 85 Combat Medics and Corpsman 144 Combat Women Warriors 172 Connell Community Float 22 Davenport Schools 50 D-Day 75th Anniversary Remembrance 83 Deer Park Community Float 82 Deer Park High School/Riverside High School Band 123 Downtown Kiwanis 163 East Valley High School - Yakima 199 East Valley High School Marching Band 45 Eastern Washington Junior Rodeo Association (EWJRA) 5/8/2019 1 11:47 AM 2019 LILAC PARADE LINE-UP - FINAL 180 El Katif Potentate 181 El Katif Shriners Legion of Honor 183 El Katif South Spokane Shrine Club 101 Ellensburg Rodeo Posse, Inc 100 Ellensburg Rodeo Royal COurt 19 Ephrata High School Jazz Band 155 Excelsior 96 Ferris High School 77 Filipino American Association of the Inland Empire 177 freeman float 176 Freeman High School 149 Genesee High School Band 95 Gesa Credit Union 58 Girl Scouts of Eastern Washington and Northern Idaho 5 Global CU - Quadrant Sponsor 134 Happy Canyon Company 182 HIghland High School Marching Band 18 Honorary Grand Marshall - #2 17 Honorary Grand Marshall - 1 88 iHeart Media 21 Inland Northwest Honor Flight 76 Inland Northwest Rail Museum 94 Inland NW Disabled Veterans Sports Association 74 Integrity Martial Arts 164 Iraq Afghanistan and Persian Gulf War Veterans 79 Jenkins Jr/Sr HS Marching Band 6 John R. Rogers Air Force Junior ROTC 7 John R. Rogers Band and Dance Team 4 Joint Honor Guard 193 Kamiak High School 75 Kentlake High School 46 KHQ Car #1 84 KHQ Car #2 89 KHQ Car #3 106 KHQ Car #4 195 KHQ Car #5 154 Lakeside High School 1 Law Enforcement Joint Motor Units 5/8/2019 2 11:47 AM 2019 LILAC PARADE LINE-UP - FINAL 170 Les Schwab Tire Centers 109 Let Freedom Ring Award Winners - Car #3 49 Let Freedom Ring Award Winners Car #1 92 Let Freedom Ring Award Winners Car #2 129 Let Freedom Ring Award Winners Car #4 38 Lewis & Clark High School 26 Liberty High School 153 Liberty Lake Police Department 54 Life Flight Network 36 Lilac City's Got Talent & Coloring Contest Winners 9 Lilac Festival 2019 Float 3 Lilac Festival Banner 8 Lilac Festival President Kristy Hamby 102 Lilac Festival Truck & Trailer 11 Lilac Festival's Past President's 191 Lind/Ritzville Schools 63 Mann-Grandstaff VA Medical Center 113 Manson Apple Blossom 66 Mariachi al Lado Del Sol 67 Marine Corps League 147 Marysville-Pilchuck High School 59 Mayor David Condon 157 Mead High School Band 51 Medical Lake AFJROTC 52 Medical Lake High School Band 141 Military Order of the Purple Heart 115 Miss Gem State Stampede 125 Miss Moses Lake Roundup 124 Miss Omak Stampede 44 Miss Spokane Interstate Rodeo 108 Miss Spokane Scholarship Organization 69 Miss Sunnyside Scholarship Program 196 Moses Lake High School Band 29 Mt. Spokane High School 111 NAACP 168 Navy Opp Support Center - Float & Staff 30 New Westminister Hyack Festival Association 56 Newport Rodeo Association Queen Emily Sprague 5/8/2019 3 11:47 AM 2019 LILAC PARADE LINE-UP - FINAL 166 North Central High School Band 188 North Central Washington Marching Band 142 Northwood Middle School Marching Band 86 Odessa Jr./Sr. Marching Band 202 OMEGA Bus 192 Oroville May Festival 173 Pacific Northwest DeLorean Club 135 Pages of Harmony 107 Palouse Empire Rodeo Association 190 Patriot Jeep & Americas Patriot Jet Fighter 27 Pearl Harbor Survivors 139 Pend Oreille County Rodeo 127 Pendleton Round Up Queen & Court 128 Pendleton Round-Up Association 198 Penticton Peach Festival 43 Portland Rose Society--President 42 Portland Royal Rosarians 121 Prosser Chamber of Commerce 169 Prosser High School Mustang Marching Band 133 Reardan Edwall Float 132 Reardan-Edwall School District 194 Ritzville Festivals Association 62b Rosalia Community Float & Royalty Association 47 Rosauers Supermarkets 174 Salvation Army of Spokane 175 Salvation Army of Spokane 203 SCFPD1 119 Seabee Veterans of America Island 6 104 Seattle Seafair commodores 112 Shadle Park High School 165 Sons of the American Revolution 186 Southeast Spokane County Fair 60 South-East Washington Marching Band 57 Spokane Board of Realtors - Quadrant Sponsor 152 Spokane C.O.P.S. 156 Spokane County Commissioner - Mary Kuney 97 Spokane County Explorers 98 Spokane County Sheriff's Office 5/8/2019 4 11:47 AM 2019 LILAC PARADE LINE-UP - FINAL 136 Spokane Entertainer's Guild 99 Spokane Festival of Speed 2 Spokane Fire Department 37 Spokane Hoopfest 10 Spokane Lilac Festival - Royalty Van 126 Spokane Lilac Festival - Teachers of the Year 160 Spokane Lilac Festival Art Show Winner 16 Spokane Lilac Festival Parade Grand Marshal 12 Spokane Limousine 178 Spokane Mobile Vet Center 118 Spokane Public Library 150 Spokane Regional Law Enforcement Museum 78 Spokane Transit Authority 15 Spokane Tribe - Truck 14 Spokane Tribe of Indians - Dancers & Drummers 24 Spokane Veterans Home 120 Sultan High School Marching Band 68 Sunnyside High School 31 Team Fairchild Banner 33 Team Fairchild Formation 62 Tekoa & Rosalia High School Bands 61 Tekoa Slippery Gulch Float 77b Tenino High School Marching Band 103 The Beat Goes On Marching Band 25 The Law Office of DC Cronin, Dennis C. Cronin, Attorney at Law, PS 64 The Red Hot Mamas 110 Tonasket Tiger Marching Band 35 U.S. Border Patrol 53 U.S. Navy League-Spokane Council 65 Unify Community Health 167 United States Naval Sea Cadet Corps 185 University High SChool CVSD University of Washington School Of Medicine with Gonzaga in the Regional Health 40 Partnership 81 Valleyfest 138 Veterans of Foreign Wars post 51 and auxiliary 159 VFW Post 1435 117 Vietnam Veterans 105 Vietnamese American Senior Association of Spokane 5/8/2019 5 11:47 AM 2019 LILAC PARADE LINE-UP - FINAL 146 WA Fallen Heroes Project (Gold Star Families) 143 WA State Autumn Leaf Festival Association 171 Wahluke High School 122 Walla Walla Fair & Frontier Days 116 Washington Rodeo Royalty Roundup 39 Washington State Apple Blossom Festival 13 Wellpinit High School US Army JROTC 72 West Valley High School Marching Band 158 Whitefish Winter Carnival 161 Wilbur Creston High School 140 Wild Weippe Rodeo 148 WIshing Star Foundation 73 WSU Health Sciences Spokane 20 WWII and Korean War Veterans 5/8/2019 6 11:47 AM .
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