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2019 Winners 2019 Winners GRAND PRIZE: Luxury Cabin in Brigus Junction valued at $500,000 Chris Oliver (St. John's) - 30247 50/50 Draw - Total Jackpot $432,860 - Total Prize Payout (50%) - $216,430 Joan Williams (Arnold's Cove) - 50-62589-1 Trip for Two $5000 Travel Voucher (Carlson Wagonlit Travel - Harvey's Travel Peter Byrne (Pasadena) - 39415 30 x $200 Coleman's Gift Cards Kenneth Crawley (St Mary's Bay) - 51905 Tom Doody (St. John's) - 39892 Paul Brett (Torbay) - 29957 Tina Neary (Portugal Cove) - 25258 Craig Fiander (Grand Falls-Windsor) - 29809 Nickie Wirth (Port de Grave) - 61412 Scott Stratton (St. John's) - 50344 Julia Andersen (Paradise) - 60272 Craig Hillier (St. Anthony) - 63062 Heather Doody (St. John's) - 32795 Shawn King (Georges Brook) - 44760 Barry Smith (St. John's) - 29676 Deborah Dyer (St. John's) - 60575 Pam Rickert (Paradise) - 66665 Gordon Mahaney (Catalina) - 46815 Adam Coleridge (St. John's) - 60588 Edward Lawrence (Bell Island) - 52238 Arnold D. Murphy (St. John's) - 35692 Harold Pennell (Trepassey) - 53169 Una Green (Raleigh) - 46651 William Kennedy (CBS) - 60561 Donald Hayes (St. John's) - 34926 Tom/Sandy Thordarson (Bay Roberts) - 55835 Donald Dunne (St. John's) - 64365 Joyce Smith (CBS) - 29796 Kelly Murray (St. John's) - 60783 Fred Wells (St. John's) - 42643 Martin Cooney (St. John's) - 38287 Jerry Burton (Heart's Delight) - 41078 Sharon Coady (Aquaforte) - 35200 Easter Seals of Newfoundland and Labrador would like to thank everyone for their generous support. All proceeds go towards supporting Easter Seals' life-changing programs and services for persons of all disabilities and all ages right here in our Province. 2019 Winners 100 x $100 Outdoor Pros Gift Cards Lisa Anderson (St. John's) - 37855 Stephen F. Cormier (Stephenville) - 61030 Harry Nichols (St. John's) - 58611 Wilfred Pike (Labrador City) - 53459 Leslie Furlong (St. John's) - 36949 Randy Collins (Bay Roberts) - 62468 Alle Price (St. John's) - 66877 Brendan Hollohan (Paradise) - 35249 Mark Nash (Placentia) - 38710 Madonna Simms (St. John's) - 60127 Mary Beth/Emily Twining/Seaward (St. John's) - 41544 Madeline O'Brien (Torbay) - 27522 Harold/Ruth Pitcher (Labrador City) - 37063 Ruby Dinney (Deer Lake) - 64057 Ken Abbott (Corner Brook) - 67641 Theresa Benoit (Bell Island) - 66481 Michael White (Mount Pearl) - 28590 Dwight Abbott (Musgrave Harbour) - 50421 Lito Batino (St. John's) - 34590 David Snow (Baie Verte) - 51427 Darrell Wiseman (Goose Bay) - 41823 Tina Singleton (Spaniard's Bay) - 33713 Matt Cole (St. John's) - 46494 Anthony Neary (PCSP) - 57922 Janet Green (Torbay) - 63255 Wanda Sullivan (Holyrood) - 68818 Kathy Freake (Lewisporte) -72728 Justin Mayo (Mount Pearl) - 43210 Vince Dolores Chris Withers (St John's) - 43849 Mark/Donna Fitzpatrick (Hopeall) - 44363 Wanda Njolstad (Hillview) - 63466 Paul Hollett (Arnold's Cove) - 60518 Carol Burke (St John's) - 44171 Rosalind Chaulk (Aspen Cove) - 60623 Rob Lja (St. John's) - 70239 Alasteir Roberts (Lanse Aux Loop) - 57280 Florence Walsh (St. John's) - 34785 Rob Thistle (Kelligrews) - 58018 Matthew King (Victoria) - 37049 Paul Smith (Flatrock) - 43272 Ledon Wellon (Mount Pearl) - 35431 Robert Boone (Grand Falls-Windsor) - 45668 Eva Dalton (Cupids) - 62804 Roxanne White (Grand Falls - Windsor) - 52572 Walter Fowler (Brigus Junction) - 32515 Dave Williams/Walsh (Paradise) - 26865 Denise/Hiram Hutching (Pasadena)- 32933 Morris Butt (St. John's) - 37914 Andy Locke (CBS) - 31025 Ross Finlay (CBS) - 36286 Easter Seals of Newfoundland and Labrador would like to thank everyone for their generous support. All proceeds go towards supporting Easter Seals' life-changing programs and services for persons of all disabilities and all agesright here in our Province. 2019 Winners 100 x $100 Outdoor Pros Gift Cards Margot Suttis (Pouch Cove) - 59148 Renee Cranford (New Harbour) - 37132 Wanda Keating (Torbay) - 42527 Ledon Wellon (Mount Pearl) - 35431 Albert O'Rielly (Grand Falls-Windsor) - 34659 Maude Anstey (St. John's) - 66692 Brandon Hamlyn (St. John's) - 50609 Connie Marsh-Street (Bonavista) - 39491 Cecil/Rhonda Peddle (Mount Pearl) - 53759 Sheila Cochrane (Botwood) - 52958 Rhonda Earle (Torbay) - 57758 Yvonne O'Brien (Tors Cove) - 61176 Cecil Boyd (Bishops Falls) - 28817 Christopher Pitcher (St. John's) - 46194 Hilary Bowers (St. John's) - 34607 Alayne Hiscock (Gander) - 47351 Allan English (Paradise) -35054 Donna Abbott (Deer Lake) - 58397 Joanne Turner (CBS) - 42756 Lisa Hunt (Wabush) - 28415 John Willcott (St John's) - 32178 Jonathan Collett (St. John's) - 34997 Mark Power (Freshwater Placentia Bay) - 48478 Ross/Bonnie Miller (North Arm) - 54425 Sheryl Bursey (Old Perlican) - 66134 Monica E White (Stephenville) - 58959 Michael Burton (Paradise) - 51316 Darrin Butler (Paradise) - 43931 Charles Hefford (CBS) - 45331 Derrick Hall (Labrador City) - 27349 Roger Marsh (Lanse Aux Meadows) - 56633 David Wade (Conception Harbour) - 59790 Brian Stanford (Paradise) - 32003 Louise Harris (Carbonear) - 35244 Steven Pond (St. John's) - 30846 Paula Layser (Norman's Cove) - 42152 Robert Ivany (Paradise) - 58236 Mondella Graves (CBS) - 49156 Albert Hollett (St. John's) - 50323 Tony Hollett (Paradise) - 33673 John Attwood (Paradise) - 28328 Kathy Jaeger (St. John's) - 47504 James F. Hepditch (Arnold's Cove) - 72990 Fred McKay (Gander) - 58030 Cora Corbett (Carmanville) - 53400 Leon Perry (St. John's) - 41284 Thomas Brien (CBS) - 27762 Kevin Brothers (Long Harbour) - 40552 Tim Dunphy (Mount Moriah) - 57222 Brian O'Reilly (Paradise) - 72103 Easter Seals of Newfoundland and Labrador would like to thank everyone for their generous support. All proceeds go towards supporting Easter Seals' life-changing programs and services for persons of all disabilities and all agesright here in our Province. 2019 Winners Early Bird Prize - Honda Ridgeline - Steele Honda Derrick Sampson (Grand Falls-Windsor) - 49170 Bonus Prize - Suzuki King Quad 750 - Freshwater Suzuki Christine Benjamin (Grand Falls-Windsor) - 34853 Bonus Prize - Lund WC Boat & Trailer Package - Blue Water Marine Edward Thomlyn (St. John's) - 52235 North Atlantic $200 Gift Card a Day Winners Joyce Windsor (Torbay) - 29975 Ken Seaward (Pasadena) - 37428 Diane Penney (St. John's) - 25796 Todd Davis (CBS) - 35400 Diane Norman (St. Lawrence) - 31934 Wade Prior (Marystown) - 57917 Terry Stone (St. John's) - 39732 William Fitzpatrick (Marystown) - 56166 Michele Piercey (CBS) - 49220 Edward Traverse (Placentia) - 25813 Terry Kielley (St. John's) - 50148 Wayne Dunne (Mount Pearl) - 45438 Michael Brothers (Bishop's Falls) - 55571 Lloyd Little (St. John's) - 26433 Eric Dalton (Mount Pearl) - 45687 Raylene Roche (Torbay) - 58323 Phil McDonald (St. John's) - 40282 Muhammad Nasir (Mount Pearl) - 28307 Jason Kelly (CBS) - 58446 Robert Lockyer (Clarenville) - 40808 Gerard Walsh (St John's) - 47695 George Blake (Raleigh) - 33176 Frank Sullivan (Calvert) - 36980 Marsha Jarvis (Paradise) - 29903 Irven Nochasak (Makkovik) - 26221 Marlene Marshall (Bay Roberts) - 38685 Michael Nightingale (Spaniards Bay) - 44639 Gene Faulkner (Bishop's Falls) - 28909 Stewart Howell (Paradise) - 56967 Robert Collins (Goulds) - 60181 Easter Seals of Newfoundland and Labrador would like to thank everyone for their generous support. All proceeds go towards supporting Easter Seals' life-changing programs and services for persons of all disabilities and all agesright here in our Province. .
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