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Haldimand Norfolk (Elected by Owners at the Caledonia, Cayuga, Hagersville, and Simcoe Branches) Haldimand Norfolk (elected by Owners at the Caledonia, Cayuga, Hagersville, and Simcoe branches) Cheryl Beemer Mark Dennis Doug Donovan Bill Esselment John Henderson Chris Houwer Linda Jewell Carol Judd Simona Kerr Randy Kiernan Lynda Lane Nancy McGeachie-McKinnon Jake Poirier Jeff Potter Kevin Rauwerda Tanya Ribbink Katrina Schmitz Kevin Smelser VACANT Huron Perth North (elected by Owners at the Clinton, Goderich, and Wingham branches) Darryl Ball Steve Campbell Emily Chester Colleen Cox Kelly Elson Josi Evanski Shirley Garniss Hauke Hauschildt Wanda Inglis Sarah Keys Conrad Kuiper Ian Matthew Elliot Miller Jane Muegge Susanne Robinson Keith Rutherford Marilyn Tyndall Danielle VanWyk Abe Versteeg VACANT VACANT Huron Perth South (elected by Owners at the Exeter, Listowel, and Stratford branches) Elizabeth Baldwin Joyce DeDecker Carol Dougall Troy Hamilton James Hough Matthew Innes Mark Jones Jamie Kuepfer Michelle Maloney Sydney McCourt Shawn McFalls Mike Miller Jason Montgomery Tabatha Morrison Sam Parks Debb Ritchie Ashley Stewart Richard Wotherspoon VACANT VACANT VACANT VACANT Lambton Kent Middlesex East (elected by Owners at the Arkona, Strathroy, and Watford branches) Jerry Beernink Detmer Boekhorst Sandy Brekelmans Maria Bruijns Michael Clarke Jenny Coeck Nancy Cran Jason DeVet D'Arcy Elliot Julie Field Liz Greve Mark Hamel Connie Higgins Heather Joosten Steve Kerrigan Janet McAllister Kelly McEachen Barb McNeil John Straatman Hubert Vandenberg VACANT Lambton Kent Middlesex West (elected by Owners at the Blenheim and Sarnia branches) Emily Charbonneau Jeff Dorssers Jason Hotke Steve Levack Tim Luimes Matt McEachran Chris Nanni Patti-Jo Pumple Scott Robinson Missy Stephens Dave VanRaay Deb Verhart Gigi Walent-Burke Paul Warriner Lori Wilkins VACANT London Elgin Oxford North (elected by Owners at the London Downtown, East, and North branches) Kim Atkinson Sara Bertens Katie Brooks Lynn Brown Ray Chowen Patricia D'Andrea Darcy Decaluwe John Fyfe-Millar Lorraine Garnham Fabienne Haller Warren Hoy Jeff Jones Matt Langford Sarah Leeming Chad Lovell Tony Marsman Tim McHugh Keijhan McLellan Dan Mellamphy Glenn Phillips Mira Ratkaj Trae Robinson Katie Singer Phyllis Spencer VACANT VACANT London Elgin Oxford South (elected by Owners at the London South, West, and St. Thomas branches) Frank Davey Sean Dilamarter Andy Dykstra Cara Goertz John Kempe Casey Kulchycki Donna Lunn Ida Martin Jason McWhirter Omar Meddaoui Shereen Miller Lindsay Reid Jay Serbouti Jodi Simpson Chris Tower Mark Vaandering Garrett Vanderwyst Bill Wilkinson Shelley Yeo VACANT VACANT VACANT VACANT Waterloo (elected by Owners at the Beechwood, Waterloo, and Williamsburg branches) Allison Bourke Donna Diebel Paige Doherty Chris Johnston Jason Kropf Michele Livingstone Daniel MacKenzie Rick Martins Jeff McCallum Matthew Price Stephanie Schiedel Brett Wehrle Kevin Weppler Mark Wotton Dave Zenger VACANT VACANT Windsor Essex North (elected by Owners at the Belle River, Essex, and Woodslee branches) Roger Beaulieu Jamie Boccioletti Cathy Chapman James Cincurak Tony Desantis Joe Kester Clay Kraynack Cindy Lanoue Julie LaSorda Linda Lloyd-Dupuis Charles Mailloux Tim McDermott Jenn McKim Gayle Mitchell Tim Mousseau Thom Parent Bonnie Popov James Quenneville Nelson Silveira Anne Simone VACANT Windsor Essex South (elected by Owners at the Amherstburg, Harrow, Kingsville, and Leamington branches) Emma Anger Bill Baker Penny Brando Dante Capaldi Carolyn Davies Marg Enns Bev Haggins Kris Ives Phil Kasurak Matt Kettle Lisa Lajoie Remo Mancini Danielle Moldovan Dan Nowlan Katie Omstead Larry Patterson Kerri Reid Claudette Roche Deb Scholey Carol Sitler Garnet Talbot VACANT VACANT VACANT VACANT VACANT .
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