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REC PO BOX 872 NEENAH WI 54957-0872 In re: Ambient Corporation Case No. 14-11791 (KG) Page 1 of 93 Case 14-11791-KG Doc 71 Filed 08/18/14 Page 4 of 95 Exhibit A NAME ADDRESS 1 ADDRESS 2 ADDRESS 3 ADDRESS 4 CITY STATE ZIP COUNTRY AISHA N CARTER PO BOX 1078 ROBERSONVILLE NC 27871 AJAY SECORE 74 CONSTABLE ST MALONE NY 12953-1323 AKHOURI V SINHA 2259 MARION AVE FREMONT CA 94539-5125 AL SALVATORE 207 OAK AVE RIVERVALE NJ 07675 AL SHERMAN CUST FOR ADAM SHERMAN UNDER CONNECTICUT UTMA 5738 LEXINGTON DR PARRISH FL 34219-5805 ALAN ANGRICK CHARLES SCHWAB & CO INC CUST IRA ROLLOVER 8 HOLLY LN PINEHURST NC 28374 ALAN C EISIKOWITZ 143 HARBORVIEW S LAWRENCE NY 11559-1907 11076 FAIRVIEW CHURCH ALAN C SMITH & FAYE G SMITH JT TEN TOD DEBRA S MANNINO RANDY A SMITH SUBJECT TO STA RULES RD SENECA SC 29672-6933 ALAN CHING & GARY CHING JTWROS 1559 77TH ST BROOKLYN NY 11228 ALAN CHING CUST FBO KATHY CHING UTMA NY 1559 77TH ST BROOKLYN NY 11228 ALAN DUPAY & BARBARA A DUPAY JT WROS 2444 SHELDON ST ROSEVILLE MN 55113-3137 ALAN E GUSTIN 1604 CEDERBEND CT HARTLAND WI 53029 ALAN J SHUMINER 1200 BRICKELL AVE STE 1230 MIAMI FL 33131-3255 ALAN LEE JONES ROTH IRA ETRADE CUSTODIAN 125 WHITE PINE DRIVE SPRINGFIELD IL 62712-8761 ALAN M PETTY PO BOX 903 CONWAY WA 98238-0000 ALAN N WEISSBAUM & MARTHA K WEISSBAUM JT WROS 1954 ASCOT DR MORAGA CA 94556-1449 ALAN SCHMITZ 115 PRAIRIE RIDGE DR ALEDO TX 76008-3116 ALAN V SYRACUSE 20 SETTLERS RIDGE WINDHAM NH 03087-2387 ALAN WAYNE BAKER 130 WHITE TAIL LN DEMOREST GA 30535-5929 ALAN WAYNE SORTER 12864 BISCAYNE BLVD MIAMI FL 33181 ALAPAKI GOMES ROTH IRA TD AMERITRADE CLEARING CUSTODIAN 41-559 HIHIMANU ST WAIMANALO HI 96795-1360 ALBERT HAROLD MACKENZIE & HIDEKO MACKENZIE JT WROS 156 SOUTH WAVERLY DR ALHANBRA CA 91801-2935 ALBERT LAMAR PHILLIPS 124 OLIN AVE FITCHBURG MA 01420 ALEJANDRO BEITLER 339 W 4TH ST APT 4R NEW YORK NY 10014 ALEJANDRO E PANEDA 4930 KOENIG RD RENO NV 89506-7811 ALEX CAVANAGH 3900 TERRETT COURT ALEXANDRIA VA 22311-1022 ALEX HERBERT 8606 WILLOWS PL PARKER CO 80134-8943 ALEX LIN 460 1ST ST UNIT A PALISADES PARK NJ 07650 ALEX M ASHOURI 5903 ARABELLA ST LAKEWOOD CA 90713 ALEX MIRTCHOUK IRA TD AMERITRADE INC CUSTODIAN 26 KERSHNER PL FAIR LAWN NJ 07410-5307 ALEX PEDERSEN 10691 KING CT WESTMINSTER CO 80031-2211 ALEX PINELLI 16 W 40TH ST BAYONNE NJ 07002 ALEX RIVERA SEP/IRA ETRADE CUSTODIAN 17301 LABRADOR ST NORTHRIDGE CA 91325-1846 ALEX W NEELY & LAURICE MARIE NEELY JT TEN 4700 HARNESS CT SE SMYRNA GA 30082 ALEXANDER A MELNIKOV & LAUREN MELNIKOV JTWROS 525 E BIG BEAVER RD STE 207 TROY MI 48083-1363 ALEXANDER D SMITH & CHRISTINE E SMITH JT TEN 4505 N PARK AVE INDIANAPOLIS IN 46205-1836 ALEXANDER D WU COVERDELL ESA 577 DARTMOUTH AVE SAN CARLOS CA 94070-1704 ALEXANDER J BEATRICE JR 9 CHESTNUT HILL RD RANDOLPH NJ 07869-4705 ALEXANDER KENDALL 32 CHAPEL HILL ROAD OAKDALE CT 06370-1707 ALEXANDER KINTNER 380 W 12TH ST APT 3D NEW YORK NY 10014 ALEXANDER MIMRAN 15 ARDWOLD GATE TORONTO ON M5R 2W1 CANADA ALEXANDER P SOAVE & CHRISTINA M SOAVE JT TEN 4420 NW 28TH WAY BOCA RATON FL 33434-5819 ALEXANDER S BOYD 330 CARROLL CLOSE TARRYTOWN NY 10591-5217 ALEXANDER SHPILMAN 5 SADDLEROCK CT SILVER SPRING MD 20902 ALEXANDER WURTZBURGER C/O AMBIENT CORPORATION 79 CHAPEL ST NEWTON MA 02458-1010 ALEXANDER Z KOWALSKI 7060 KINGS LYNN LOOP FAYETTEVILLE NC 28304 ALEXANDRE GAMEZ IRA TD AMERITRADE IN CUSTODIAN 18 IMPASSE DE LA CURE REIGNIER-ESERY 74930 FRANCE ALEXANDRO ANGELO DECLICH & DANIELLE DECLICH JTWROS 4548 VIA PRESIDIO CAMARILLO CA 93012-5835 ALFRED BIANCO 14 SHADOWOOD DR HOPEWELL JUNCTION NJ 12533 ALFRED CAMPBELL ABERNETHY R/O IRA ETRADE CUSTODIAN 358 GRAYROCK DR CROZET VA 22932-2866 ALFRED DUNCAN SETTE CHARLES SCHWAB & CO INC CUST IRA ROLLOVER 143 RANGE RD WINDHAM NH 03087 ALFRED DUNCAN SETTE & JUDITH PUTMAN-SETTE JT TEN 143 RANGE RD WINDHAM NH 03087 ALFRED S LANE & SONJA K LANE JT TEN 112-27 84TH AVE RICHMOND HILL NY 11418-1321 ALFRED STEPHEN LANE 11227 84TH AVE RICHMOND HILL NY 11418-1321 ALISA D STINE 1814 BLACK OAK ROAD WARFORDSBURG PA 17267 ALISON L GERLACH CHARLES SCHWAB & CO INC CUST ROTH CONVERSION IRA 3809 N LINCOLN AVE # 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