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Walking List CLERMONT (.ICO) MILFORD EXEMPTED VSD Run Date:10/24/2017 SELECTION CRITERIA : ({voter.status} in ['A','I','P']) and {district.District_id} in [112] 530 CLARKE, SARAH E NP MD-A - MILFORD CITY A 530 CURTIS, DOUGLAS L REP BELT AVE MILFORD 45150 530 PATE, KAITLYN NICOLE NOPTY 531 WEDDING, LINDA K REP 502 KISSINGER, BETHANY A NOPTY 531 WEDDING, STEVEN P REP 502 KLOEPPEL, CODY ALAN NOPTY 535 HOWELL, JANET L REP 505 BOULARES, TARAK B NOPTY 535 HOWELL, STACY LYNN NOPTY 505 HOLSER, JOHN PERRY NOPTY 535 HOWELL, STEPHEN L REP 506 SHAFER, ETHAN REP 538 BREWER, KENNETH L NOPTY 506 SHAFER, JENNIFER M REP 538 BREWER, TAYLOR LANE NOPTY 508 BUIS, DEBBIE S REP 538 HALLBERG, KIMBERLY KAY REP 509 KOHAKE, DAVID S REP 539 HOYE, SARAH ELIZABETH DEM 509 KOHAKE, JACQUELINE REP 539 HOYE, STEPHEN MICHAEL NOPTY 510 GRAMSE, SARAH M DEM 542 #APT 3 MASON, LAURA J REP 510 ROA, JOYCE A DEM 542 #APT 3 MASON, ROBERT G REP 513 MARSH JR, RICHARD A NOPTY 542 #APT 4 ANDERSON, MARIE DOLORES M NOPTY 513 TETER, DIANE CHRISTINE NOPTY 542 #APT 4 LANIER, JEFFREY W REP 514 AKERS, TONIE R NOPTY 543 WOLBERS, ELENOR M REP 518 SMITH, DAVID SCOTT NOPTY 546 FIELDS, DEBORAH J NOPTY 518 SMITH, TAMARA JOY NOPTY 550 MULLEN, HEATHER L NOPTY 521 MCBEATH, COURTTANY ALENE REP 550 MULLEN, MICHAEL F DEM 522 DUNHAM, LINDSAY JO NOPTY 554 AUFDENKAMPE, JOHN G REP 522 DUNHAM CLARK, WILMA LOUISE NOPTY 525 HACKMEISTER, EDWIN L REP CHATEAU PL MILFORD 45150 525 HACKMEISTER, JUDY A DEM 526 SPIEGEL, JILL D DEM 2 #APT 2 SCHIRMER, CINDY S REP 526 SPIEGEL, LAWRENCE B DEM 2 #APT 3 CALLIS, SOMMER S NP 529 WITT, AARON C REP 2 #APT 3 PEACE, DARRELL REP 529 WITT, RACHEL A NOPTY 2 #APT 4 KELLEY, ANN M REP 532 PASCALE, ANGELA W NOPTY 2 #APT 5 SCHAEFER, JANICE JEAN REP 532 PASCALE, MARK V REP 2 #APT 8 SAVELYEV, BORIS NP 533 SHEEHY, ELIZABETH ANN REP 2 #APT 11 WATKINS, VICKI SUE NOPTY 536 HUXELL, ADAM L NOPTY 2 #APT 12 LANE, ROBERT JAY NOPTY 536 HUXELL, JENNIFER RUTH NOPTY 6 #APT 2 BAGBY, MATTHEW TYLER REP 536 KRAMER, JOAN E NOPTY 6 #APT 3 NAGLE, CHARLES B NOPTY 537 MATTINGLY, BRITTANY TAREN NOPTY 6 #APT 4 CULBREATH, MATTHEW W NOPTY 540 CAPLINGER, DEMI A NOPTY 6 #APT 6 JACKSON JR, EUGENE LEWIS NOPTY 540 DEAN, CHELSEA LYNN NOPTY 6 #APT 6 WOOD, TAMMY L NOPTY 540 SMEDLEY, CHAD S REP 6 #APT 7 BRYANT, LILLIE REBECCA NOPTY 540 SMEDLEY, KATHLEEN PETTIT REP 6 #APT 7 CHAMBERS, MARILYN M NOPTY 543 DEMARIS, DAVID P REP 6 #APT 8 LAKE, JENNIFER N DEM 550 LORENZ, AMY SUE NOPTY 6 #APT 10 ESTANO, CASEY C NOPTY 550 LORENZ, HANNAH M NOPTY 6 #APT 11 CACCHIONE, KRISTINA NOPTY 554 CAMPBELL, GARY LEE NOPTY 10 #APT 1 VOLZ, KENNETH M NOPTY 10 #APT 2 HENSON, ROSS ARNOLD REP BRANDON AVE MILFORD 45150 10 #APT 3 CORBETT, FRANCES I NOPTY 10 #APT 3 WILLER, ADAM COLE REP 500 SUMNER, MICHAEL J REP 10 #APT 5 JACKSON, MATT NOPTY 504 BONFIELD, JASON GLYNN REP 10 #APT 5 WARD, SHARAE L NOPTY 505 #APT 6 RUMPLE, ELISABETH F REP 10 #APT 6 CHAPPELL, GREGORY NOPTY 510 WILLIAMS, JUANITA NOPTY 10 #APT 7 BOSTIC, TERESA A NOPTY 513 ANDERSON, JOHN E REP 10 #APT 7 HENNING, ETHAN N DEM 513 ANDERSON, KATHLEEN J REP 10 #APT 8 PROFFITT JR, CLINTON ROY NOPTY 517 BATTIG, JUDY A REP 10 #APT 9 HESTER, BRITTANY D NOPTY 518 SCHMID, LAURA ANN REP 10 #APT 9 HOGUE, JACOB GREGORY NP 518 SCHMID, PAUL A REP 10 #APT 9 MARTIN, EVAN LEE NP 519 SCHILLER, THOMAS EDWARD NOPTY 10 #APT 10 MEDECKE, DAREK L NOPTY 522 BRAND, TIMOTHY ARTHUR NOPTY 10 #APT 11 BENHASE, GREGORY R NOPTY 523 KYLIENHAIYANA, SURATA REP 10 #APT 12 HAVILAND, ANNA M NOPTY 523 LAUER, KATHLEEN CECILIA REP 10 #APT 12 PERRY, STEPHANIE DIANA NOPTY 530 CLARKE, CHRISTOPHER E NOPTY 14 #APT 1 HOWELL, ANASTASIA M REP ©Data Information Management Systems, Inc. 1982—2017 R708.01 Page 1 of 288 Walking List CLERMONT (.ICO) MILFORD EXEMPTED VSD Run Date:10/24/2017 26 #APT 92 EUTSEY, ELIZABETH E NOPTY MD-A - MILFORD CITY A 30 BLAND, JEFFREY L DEM CHATEAU PL MILFORD 45150 30 BLAND, MARY L DEM 14 #APT 1 HOWELL, ROBERT PAUL REP 30 #3 LOYD, GLORIA HOPE REP 14 #APT 2 SUTER, SHERRY A NOPTY 30 #9 TAYLOR, MELISSA NOPTY 14 #APT 3 OLSEN, NANCY ANN NP 30 #APT 1 MALLOY, RICHARD W NOPTY 14 #APT 4 JASTROMB, JORDAN H NOPTY 30 #APT 2 DUDENHOEFFER, MARITZA N NOPTY 14 #APT 5 BRAUN, KATHRYN ELAINE NOPTY 30 #APT 4 LOVELESS, MATTHEW W NOPTY 14 #APT 5 FUREY, NICHOLAS EVAN NOPTY 30 #APT 4 TREMPER, TERESA LYNN NOPTY 14 #APT 5 PINKSTON, SHANNON ELIZABETH NOPTY 30 #APT 5 BAKER, SALLIE A NOPTY 14 #APT 6 HEITZMAN, NIKKI JESSICA NOPTY 30 #APT 5 CARTER, ADRIAN A NOPTY 14 #APT 6 VASICH, MEGAN ROSE DEM 30 #APT 6 MARTIN SR, RANDALL L REP 14 #APT 6 WARD, CHRISTINE RENEE NOPTY 30 #APT 8 SINGH, LALBAHADUR NOPTY 14 #APT 7 BECHMANN, JESSICA LEE NOPTY 30 #APT 8 SINGH, PRATISHTHA NOPTY 14 #APT 8 FOX, LAOTA DEM 30 #APT 8 SINGH, SUNANDA NOPTY 14 #APT 8 FOX, MICHAEL WILLIAM DEM 30 #APT 9 SEMENEK, RACHAEL ANN DEM 14 #APT 8 FOX, TROY M REP 30 #APT 10 ERICKSON, EMELIA RAE NOPTY 14 #STE 8 MESSERSCHMIDT, SHERRIE LYNN NOPTY 30 #APT 11 MAM, SAMNANG NOPTY 14 #STE 9 MESSERSCHMIDT, ROBERT R NOPTY 14 #APT 10 GALINGER, TIFFANY L NP CLARK AVE MILFORD 45150 14 #APT 11 SHARBER, HAYES OTIS NOPTY 502 CLEVENGER, GERALD L REP 14 #APT 12 BAKER JR, ROBERT JOE NOPTY 502 CLEVENGER, VICTORIA REP 14 #APT 12 FOX, JESSICA N NOPTY 506 RICHARDS, GAVIN JOHN DEM 14 #UNIT 6 CAUSBY, HANNAH RUTH DEM 506 RICHARDS, SIDNEY E DEM 18 #APT 1 AHRMAN, DAVID R NOPTY 509 DONAHUE, JUANITA M REP 18 #APT 4 COLLINS, CHARLES M DEM 509 DONAHUE, KENNETH R REP 18 #APT 5 WENZEL, RICHARD ALEX DEM 509 DONAHUE, MICHAEL A NP 18 #APT 7 HATFIELD, KATRINA STAR NOPTY 513 AUFDENKAMPE, DOUGLAS P REP 18 #APT 8 MONAHAN, MARY F NOPTY 516 ROBERTS, DIANA LYNN NOPTY 18 #APT 9 ROSS, BRIANNE R NOPTY 518 CAWTHORNE, MANDY RENEE NOPTY 18 #APT 9 ROSS, JEFFREY SCOTT NOPTY 518 ROWAN, MELINDA ELLEN DEM 18 #APT 10 ALLEN, KRISTEN A NOPTY 519 BAUMAN, JOSEPH X DEM 18 #APT 10 PHELPS, JAMES W NOPTY 519 CLEMENTS, HAZEL G NOPTY 18 #APT 11 WALKER, JESSICA MICHELLE NOPTY 521 BOLAND, EMILY ANNE REP 18 #APT 11 WALKER, RUSSELL JAYMZE NOPTY 521 BOLAND, PAMELA J REP 18 #APT 12 BOLTON GANZ, CORY W NP 526 WHITE, SHARON A NOPTY 18 #APT 12 KLEINFELTER, NATALIE A NOPTY 528 OHARA, SANDRA J REP 22 HENSLEY, BETHANY LYNNE NOPTY 530 FOREMAN, JAMES H REP 22 LODER, BARBARA E NOPTY 530 FOREMAN, MICHEL NOPTY 22 #APT 1 LIERL, ANDREW J DEM 531 FALCON, ALICIA DOMINGA NOPTY 22 #APT 2 HUNDLEY JR, JOHN L REP 531 THOMPSON, SAMUEL ARTHUR NOPTY 22 #APT 3 ESHELMAN, JEFFREY LEE NOPTY 533 THESKEN, M JANE NP 22 #APT 6 GULLION, SARAH ELIZABETH REP 534 WESSEL, AMY E NOPTY 22 #APT 6 SAYLOR, RICKY LEE NOPTY 535 WERNING, JEAN A NP 22 #APT 7 GALLOWAY, JUNE G NOPTY 537 BAILEY, DIANA LEE NOPTY 22 #APT 7 GALLOWAY, SHAYLA NICHOLE NP 537 BAILEY, KEVIN C NOPTY 22 #APT 8 MILLER, LOGAN JOHN NOPTY 539 FUGATE, CHARLES B NOPTY 22 #APT 10 RATLIFF, CHAD BENJAMIN NOPTY 540 RITTER, AMANDA LYNN NP 22 #APT 10 SPEARMAN, JACK E NOPTY 540 VASTINE, DOUGLAS NEAL REP 22 #APT 11 SMITH, ELIZABETH A NOPTY 540 VASTINE, RUTH ALISON REP 26 #APT 2 DALTON, KATIE L NOPTY 543 BARLOW, JENNIFER LYNN NOPTY 26 #APT 2 MAHAN, MARGARET E NOPTY 544 PERAZZO, VALERIE I NOPTY 26 #APT 2 MASSA, LOGAN B NOPTY 546 PITMAN-HOSKINS, MARY C DEM 26 #APT 2 STANSELL, JEFFREY WILLIAM NOPTY 550 CUMMINGS, IAN MITCHEL NOPTY 26 #APT 3 HOAGLAND, BRIELLE L NOPTY 550 FUGATE, BENJAMIN LUCAS NOPTY 26 #APT 3 HOAGLAND, TIMOTHY PAUL NOPTY 550 FUGATE, CARMELLA J REP 26 #APT 5 MCCLANAHAN, SUSAN MAYRE NOPTY 550 FUGATE, CASEY DAVID NOPTY 26 #APT 6 BLACKSCHLEGER, MARY A NP 550 FUGATE, DELBERT REP 26 #APT 9 HICKS, ELIZABETH MAE NOPTY 552 SMITH, TIMOTHY A REP 26 #APT 10 DAUGHERTY, KACY C NOPTY 556 BULDAIN, MEGAN M DEM 26 #APT 11 EASTERLING, CHRISTINE G NOPTY 556 BULDAIN, NATHAN F NOPTY 26 #APT 11 UNSER, BRITTANY MARIE DEM 556 DAVIS, PATRICIA E NOPTY 26 #APT 12 FOWLER II, WILLIAM E NOPTY ©Data Information Management Systems, Inc. 1982—2017 R708.01 Page 2 of 288 Walking List CLERMONT (.ICO) MILFORD EXEMPTED VSD Run Date:10/24/2017 521 VEARIL, DONNA C NOPTY MD-A - MILFORD CITY A 523 MCKIBBEN, CARMELLA MARIE DEM COOPER AVE MILFORD 45150 524 PRIOR, RONALD REP 525 SPRAUER, LAURA BETH DEM 505 JACKSON, SCOTT E DEM 530 BUSCHUR, ANGELA DIANE NOPTY 505 LEWIS, JENNIFER S DEM 531 MILLS, KRISTINA LOVE NOPTY 514 BAILEY, GARY RAYMOND NOPTY 531 MILLS, WILLIAM R REP 514 BAILEY, JUNE IZZI REP 531 SHOUPE, MICHAEL L REP 514 IZZI, KEVIN DOUGLAS REP 532 BELL, BAILEY C REP 514 IZZI, RICHARD D REP 532 BELL, MARY E REP 514 REDDISH, MARY JANE R NOPTY 532 BELL, MICHAEL A REP 515 MCMAHON, SANDRA LAINE NOPTY 522 SUNDBERG, CRAIG LEE DEM ELIZABETH ST MILFORD 45150 522 SUNDBERG, LISA A REP 525 MCCLUNG, CONNIE SUE NOPTY 730 METZ, NADINE REP 530 ELLISON, CHRISTOPHER W NOPTY 734 DAVIS, JOAN B DEM 530 HEISLER, MARANDA SUE REP 734 DAVIS, KELVIN DENARD DEM 531 KUSHMAN, DAMARIS REP 750 PEGG, LORI J REP 531 KUSHMAN, ERIC L REP FOREST AVE MILFORD 45150 534 MCBEATH, KIMBERLY R REP 534 MCBEATH, TROY A REP 733 KESSEL, CHRISTINE C REP 535 JONES, EMILY CHRISTINE NOPTY 733 KESSEL, CLIFFORD E REP 535 JONES, STUART JAMES NOPTY 741 ARMSTRONG, ADELE J NOPTY 537 GITTINGER, JESSICA K REP 741 ARMSTRONG, ROBERT B NOPTY 537 HOLLAND III, JOSEPH CRAIG NOPTY 745 BAUER, CHRISTOPHER J NOPTY 539 VUOTTO, CHRISTINA AURORA NP 745 BAUER, JENNIFER E NOPTY 539 VUOTTO, MICHAEL J NP 749 WEINBERG, KRISTIN NICHOLE DEM 541 BERENS, SCOTT THOMAS GRE 749 WEINBERG, MICHAEL E REP 543 MOREL, KRISTA L DEM 757 WISBY, DELORES A DEM 543 STAGGS, CIRA O DEM 757 WISBY, HERBERT A DEM 543 WARDLOW, MICHAEL D DEM 757 WISBY, JEFFERY A NOPTY 544 EMMONS, ELIZABETH NICOLE NOPTY 769 EVANS, BRIAN CHARLES NOPTY 548 DUNNING, JOHN EDWARD NOPTY 769 EVANS, CHAD HENRY NOPTY 548 DUNNING, LAURIE E NOPTY 769 EVANS, CHARLES E REP 550 STRICKLAND, HERSEY
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