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Ohio Campaign Finance Report 17 PRE-GENERAL 30-A OCT2 o 2017 R.C.3517 .10 / Ohio Campaign Finance Report Prescribed by Secretary of State 3/05 tUII Name 01 \.Offlffll1tCC' RegiSlration Number, if PAC Friends of Nan Whaley Full Name of Candidate Nan Whaley S1,.. 1 Address Office Sought District 443 E. 6th Street Mayor City of Dayton City st.;e Dayton OH IZipC:5402 A~ Typeor Report LJ Pre-Primary Post-Primary ~ Pre-General Post-Gcncrul r (place X 10 Ille Jenor report • • July August Scpcember Sc~ lype) Monthly Monthly Monthly TmninOlion C [2011 • • • • [ 1 IY Amended Rep,.,n'! OYcs ~No Rcpon Electronically Filed'' 0 Yes ~ No Daleof Election 1 lo 7 1 1 1 for c,indidates unly, during an election year: if total contributions and expenditures each 101al$500 or less during the combined pre- and post-periods al one election, check box 0 No other fonn s an: required for a post-primary or pos1-gcncral period, if above s1a1cmcntapplies . Sec R.C. 3517 . I O(H) for details . l. Amounlbroaahl forward rrom lut report s $395,082 80 2. Totalmonetary contrlballom (Fnim FormNo. ll•A) s $113,012 81 3, Tolalotberlncome(FromForm No. 31-A-2) s $372 49 4. Totalfuacb mYa!lable(IUlll oruua 1,2,3) s $508,468 ~o S. Totalmoaelllry ctpe11dllara (From Form No. 31-8) s $137,754 76 6. Balanceon band(line 4 mlnmUae 5) s $370,713 34 7. Valueorln-ldad conlriballom rr:alffd (FromForm No.31.J-l) s $5,335 14 ......._ 8. Value orln-klnd contributions made (From Form No. 31.J-2) s ;-., 0 !I. Oatataadlag loam owed by committee (From Form No. 31-c) s -· rr; .::: ·--, owed .....- 10. Oa-adlag debts by committee (From Form No. 31-N) s -1. -, ,...._17 '-- 11. Ontstaadlng loans owed to committee (From Form No. 31-1() s 12. Ylllue orladepeadenl clpeDClllura made (From Form No. 31-U) s 13. For Electroalc Filing Enlllla only Sum or line• 2, 7, and amount or any new loans received tbl• period s TIIE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS REPORT IS MADE UNDER THE PENALTY OF ELECTION FALSIFICATION. WHOEVER COMMITS ELECTION FALSIFICATION IS GUILTY Of A FELONY OF THE FIFTH DEGREE/') /) f} ~ vSS~/IM. ')0Se1~ o-r ()(kX_ ?vt , _ 10/26/2017 Print Name and Tille (Treasurer and ty Treasurer only) Signa1ure Dale Contribution Expcndilun: 6 Other Total 27 pages __ _ I. pages__ _ pagcs65 pages 98 31-A R.C 3517.10 Page __ _ Statement of Contributions Received Prescribed by Secretaryof Scale03 /05 Name ofCommiue.: in Full Friends of Nan Whaley Full Name of Con1ribu1or Regis1ra1ion Number, if PAC See attached General Contributions 31-A spreadsheet - 25 pages S1re.:1Address Employer/Occupation/LaborOrganizalion . Form (Cash, Check, etc.) Cily S1a)e IZip Code Amounl OH 1 11 11 $113,012 .81 Full Name ofConlribulor RegistralionNumber. if PAC S1re.:1Addre ss Employer/Occupation/LaborOrganizalion . Form (Cash, Check, etc.) City Sta)e IZ ip Code Amount OH 7 11 11 Full Nome ofConlribulor RegistrationNumber, if PAC S1rectAddress Employcr/Occupalion/Labor Organizalion. Form (Cash. Check. etc.) Cily Siaie IZ ip Code Amount OH 7 11 11 Full Name of Con1ribu1or Registration Number, if PAC S1rcetAddress Employer/Occupa1ion/LaborOrganization . Form (Cash. Check. etc.) Ci1y St* 12ip Code Amounl OH 7 11 11 Full Name of Con1ribu1or Registration Number, if PAC S1rcc1Address Employer/Occupation/LaborOrganiza1ion . worm (Cash, Check, etc.) C:ily Stale IZip Code Amounl OH 1 11 11 Full Name ofCon1ribu1or Regis1rationNumber. if PAC S1=1 Address Employer/Occupation/LaborOrganiza1ion . Form (Cash. Check, etc.) City Sta)e IZip Code Amount OH 1 11 ll Full Name of Con1ribu1or Registralion Number, if PAC Stre..'1Address Employer/Occupation/LaborOrganizalion Form (Cash. Check, etc.) Cily Sta)e IZip Code Amount OH 1 11 11 IFull Name of Conlribulor Registration Number, if PAC Stree1Address Employer/Occupa1ion/Labor Organizalion Form (Cash. Check, etc.) Cily Stake IZip Code Amount OH 1 11 11 • Required for contributions from individuals over$ I 00 to slatcwidc and general assembly candidates. If contributor is self-employed, the occupation and the name of the individual's business, if any, rather than employer should be listed. If two or more employees contribute via payroll deduction and exceed the aggregate of$ I 00, the labor organization of which the employees arc members, if any, must also appear. [R.C. 3517.10(8)(4)) Page Total $113,012.81 Friendsof Nan Whaley 31-A Statement of ContributuonsReceived Pre-General2017 Employer ContrlbutorName ID Address Cltv State Zip 0cc Method Month Day Year Amount Note Berghoff & Associates Lobbyist Amie Berghoff 162 N Willaman Dr Beverly Hills CA 90211-2113 Credit Card 08 01 17 $1,000.00 Claudia Cortez-Reinhardt 2182 Racewav Tri Beavercreek T owr OH 45434-5659 Credit Card 08 01 17 $50.00 Associates, LLC President Paul DiNino 9216 Levene Dr Chevy Chase MO 20815-5604 Check 08 01 17 $500.00 Friends or Kelly Wicks I ...c. ._ I 1225 Brownwood Or BowliOQGreen OH 43402-3535 Check 08 01 17 $2,000 .00 Frost Brown Todd Litigation Department Chair Adam Hall 6390 Turoin Hills Or Cincinnati OH 45244-3559 Check 08 01 17 $250.00 Helen M Hayes 820 Spruce Ave Sidney OH 45365-3363 Check 08 01 17 $25.00 Ben Miller 329 E 1st Aot 426 Davton OH 45402-1218 Credit Card 08 01 17 $20.00 Adlai Neubauer 1006 ParkviewBlvd Columbus OH 43219-2244 Credit Card 08 01 17 $5.00 United Brotherhood of Carpenters Local 136 PCE Fund 6550 Poe Ave Oavton OH 45414-2527 Check 08 01 17 $1,000 .00 Robert Walker 4516 Collet1e View Or Oavton OH 45417-8911 Check 08 01 17 $50.00 Katie Doyle 8758 Appleby Ln lndianaoolis IN 46256-1170 Credit Card 08 02 17 $10.00 Paula Humohrev 201 W Fairview Ave Dayton OH 45405-3303 Credit Card 08 02 17 $10.00 IBEW PAC Voluntary Fund C00027342 C00027342 900 7th St NW Washington DC 20001-3886 Check 08 02 17 $1,500.00 Steve Jahns 407 N Central Ave Fairborn OH 45324-5201 Credit Card 08 02 17 $20.00 Matthew Klempner 125 Bonner St Dayton OH 45410-1305 Credit Card 08 02 17 $3.00 Lindsey Banning 335 Wiltshire Blvd Oakwood OH 45419-2637 Credit Card 08 03 17 $10 .00 Frank OiCarlantonio 117 S HollvwoodBlvd Steubenville OH 43952-2466 Credit Card 08 03 17 $5.00 Nan Erbauah 47 S Main St West Alexandria OH 45381-1243 Credit Card 08 03 17 $100.00 Meredith Hollinasworth 520 Waterfront Pl Centerville OH 45458-3872 Credit Card 08 03 17 $100.00 Kate Johnson 425 Oavton Towers Or Dayton OH 45410-1161 Credit Card 08 03 17 $5.00 Azra Kaurin 1512 DoddiOQtonRd Davton OH 45409-1758 Credit Card 08 03 17 $10.00 Matthew Klempner 125 Bonner St Dayton OH 45410-1305 Credit Card 08 03 17 $5.00 Tim Martin 3644 Fountain View Dr Greenwood IN 46143-8629 Credit Card 08 03 17 $25.00 Bonnie Mathies 979 Hyde Park Dr Dayton OH 45429-5807 Credit Card 08 03 17 $25.00 Kendall Mays 1516 Barton Ln Lebanon OH 45036-7949 Credit Card 08 03 17 $10.00 Elvira Montgomerv 2025 Shaftesbury Rd Davton OH 45406-3819 Credit Card 08 03 17 $10.00 Ronnie Moreland 1935 Haverhill Dr Dayton OH 45406-4635 Credit Card 08 03 17 $10.00 Paul Sanders 68Miami Dr Bedford IN 47421-7639 Check 08 03 17 $100.00 Robert A. Barcus 1310 Rice Rd Yellow Sprinas OH 45387-1329 Check 08 04 17 $50.00 Shirley Freeman 1244 Everett Dr Dayton OH 45402-5603 Check 08 04 17 $50.00 Brian Halaiko 556W2ndAve Columbus OH 43201-3361 Credit Card 08 04 17 $25.00 Levin Group Owner Morton Levin 1801 E 9th St Ste 1505 Cleveland OH 44114-3187 Check 08 04 17 $500.00 Paula Macllwaine 230 Greenmount Blvd Oakwood OH 45419-3242 Check 08 04 17 $100.00 Turley Information Technology Professional Joseph Shaw 128 Horace St Dayton OH 45402-6315 Check 08 04 17 $200.00 Jeffrey Shulman 1000 Harman Ave Oakwood OH 45419-3458 Credit Card 08 04 17 $25.00 Employed Retired Robert C Tillotson 105 Timberwind Ln Vandalia OH 45377-9763 Check 08 04 17 $500.00 Wilfred Van Breukelen 9697ClvoRd Davton OH 45458-9119 Credit Card 08 04 17 $50.00 David Zabawsk i 592 Oakmoor Rd Bay Village OH 44140-2525 Check 08 04 17 $50.00 300 Tijeras Ave NE Apt Steven Fitzer 100 Albuquerque NM 87102-4484 Credit Card 08 05 17 $50.00 Maraaret Mucha 3850 Mount Vernon Ave Cincinnati OH 45209-2118 Credit Card 08 05 17 $15.00 Shirley Pritchard 1094 Colonial Cir Lebanon OH 45036-8463 Credit Card 08 06 17 $5.00 3815 River Crossing Greoa for Indiana ltic. ...l IPkwvSte 300 lndianaoolis IN 46240-7767 Check 08 07 17 $1,000.00 Baptist Church Pastor Perry Henderson 1605 Harvard Blvd Dayton OH 45406-5943 Check 08 07 17 $250.00 Peart Howard 4541 W2nd St Davton OH 45417-1357 Credit Card 08 07 17 $5.00 Teresa Jahnson 134 HoraceSt Dayton OH 45402-8315 Credit Card 08 07 17 $100.00 Barbara Kefert 3803 Berrvwood Dr Davton OH 45424-4878 Check 08 07 17 $50.00 Mike Lvons 1555 E HiQh St SprinQfield OH 45505-1203 Credit Card 08 07 17 $25.00 Dianthe Flemina 2265 Burnside Dr Dayton OH 45439-2703 Credit Card 08 08 17 $5.00 Martha Patzer 50 Yosemite Ave Oakland CA 94611-5323 Credit Card 08 08 17 $20.00 Anita Schmaltz 24 Pleasant Ave Trotwood OH 45426-2835 Credit Card 08 08 17 $35.00 Carolvn Bossmann 1698 Countrvside Dr Beavercreek OH 45432-2142 Credit Card 08 09 17 $25 .00 Katherine Cooper 2046 Winding Brook Xenia OH 45385-9381 Credit Card 08 09 17 $5.00 Samuel Dorf 101 Oak Knoll Dr Oakwood OH 45419-1364 Credit Card 08 09 17 $25.00 Kristine Hofstra 6244 S Tecumseh Rd Sorinafield OH 45502-8762 Credit Card 08 09 17 $25.00 Cummins Business Melina Kennedy 9045 Kirkham Ct Indianapolis IN 46260-1635 Credit Card 08 09 17 $200.00 David Mann 1424 Sabra Rd Toledo OH 43612-2136 Credit Card 08 09 17 $10.00 Cathy Ponitz 318 Hadley Ave Oakwood OH 45419-2610 Credit Card 08 09 17 $100.00 Richard Cohen 532 CovDr Beavercreek OH 45434-5823 Credit Card 08 10 17 $10.00 Daniel Hooa 3797 Taft Ave Beavercreek OH 45431-1694 Credit Card 08 11 17 $100.00 Andrew Rodney 199 Laurel Oak Dr Centerville OH 45459-4526 Credit Card 08 11 17 $20 .00 Lonnie Franks 27 Monteray Rd Oakwood OH 45419-2566 Credit Card 08 12 17 $50.00 Helen M Haves 820 Spruce Ave Sidney OH 45365-3363 Credit Card OB 12 17 $50.00 Jared Kamrass 4237 Paxton Ave Apt Cincinnati OH 45209-1450 Credit Card OB 12 17 $100.00 Jovce Linehan 1050 Adams St Dorchester MA 02124-5702 Credit Card OB 12 17 $100.00 J.J.
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