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Draw Winners ‐ 2018/2019 Hunts ‐ Alaska Department of Fish & Game Reg year Hunt Selected? First Name Initial Last Name Suffix City State Zip 2018 DG472 Yes CODY P AARON EAGLE RIVER AK 99577 2018 DG472 Yes RALPH P AARON EAGLE RIVER AK 99577 2018 DC485 Yes WAYNE J ABARE ANCHORAGE AK 99504 2018 DC485 Yes AMY S ABBOTT PALMER AK 99645 2018 DC485 Yes DAVID ABBOTT EAGLE RIVER AK 99577 2018 DM816 Yes DAVID S ABBOTT EAGLE RIVER AK 99577 2018 DC485 Yes ERIC N ABBOTT PALMER AK 99645 2018 DM446 Yes GARRETT ABBOTT ANCHORAGE AK 99523 2018 DS204 Yes GARRETT ABBOTT ANCHORAGE AK 99523 2018 YM412 Yes JENNA M ABBOTT PALMER AK 99645 2018 DS203 Yes STEPHEN C ABBOTT KODIAK AK 99615 2018 DM766 Yes TIMOTHY ABBOTT NORTH POLE AK 99705 2018 DE706 Yes KEVIN B ABENA KODIAK AK 99615 2018 DG479 Yes KEVIN B ABENA KODIAK AK 99615 2018 DC485 Yes JARED K ABILD ANCHORAGE AK 99518 2018 DB250 Yes JAMES H ABITZ PALMER AK 99645 2018 DB250 Yes STEVEN J ABITZ PRINCETON WI 54968 2018 DM788 Yes PAOLO P ABLANG NORTH POLE AK 99705 2018 DM783 Yes KATHLEEN A ABOUSSLEMAN KODIAK AK 99615 2018 DM783 Yes WAYNE S ABOUSSLEMAN KODIAK AK 99615 2018 DC485 Yes ELLEN M ABRAHAM SOLDOTNA AK 99669 2018 DM549 Yes ELLEN M ABRAHAM SOLDOTNA AK 99669 2018 DC485 Yes NICHOLAS P ABRAHAM KENAI AK 99611 2018 DM549 Yes NICHOLAS P ABRAHAM KENAI AK 99611 2018 DL029 Yes RYAN R ABRAHAM PERRY UT 84302 2018 DC590 Yes KAY A ABRAMS EAGLE RIVER AK 99577 2018 DB236 Yes DAVID M ABRUZZINO EAGLE RIVER AK 99577 2018 DB236 Yes STEPHANIE R ABRUZZINO ATLANTA GA 30305 2018 DC485 Yes CARLOS J ABURTO WASILLA AK 99687 2018 DM786 Yes GABRIEL J ACKER NORTH POLE AK 99705‐0000 2018 DC485 Yes MARVIN R ACQUISTAPACE FAIRBANKS AK 99712 2018 DM635 Yes MARVIN R ACQUISTAPACE FAIRBANKS AK 99712 2018 DG007 Yes SAGE M ACTESON WARD COVE AK 99928 2018 DC485 Yes DAN R ADAIR NIKISKI AK 99635 2018 DM408 Yes DAN R ADAIR NIKISKI AK 99635 2018 DC485 Yes ANDREW W ADAM ANCHORAGE AK 99504 2018 DM772 Yes ANDREW W ADAM ANCHORAGE AK 99504 2018 DC485 Yes MONIKA C ADAM MOOSE PASS AK 99631 2018 DM337 Yes BIJAY W ADAMS RATHDRUM ID 83858 2018 DM770 Yes BRUCE D ADAMS JBER AK 99505 2018 DC485 Yes CHRISTOPHER R ADAMS NORTH POLE AK 99705 2018 DM920 Yes CHRISTOPHER R ADAMS NORTH POLE AK 99705 2018 DM769 Yes DAN L ADAMS DELTA JUNCTION AK 99737 2018 DC485 Yes DANIEL ADAMS SOLDOTNA AK 99669 2018 DM773 Yes DAVID ADAMS PALMER AK 99645 2018 DC485 Yes DAVID ADAMS ANCHORAGE AK 99518 2018 DC485 Yes FISCHER ADAMS PALMER AK 99645 2018 DC485 Yes FRANCIS J ADAMS FAIRBANKS AK 99709 2018 DC485 Yes KRISTOPHER T ADAMS WASILLA AK 99654‐0000 2018 DE723 Yes LONNIE L ADAMS KETCHIKAN AK 99901 Draw Winners - 2018/2019 Hunts Alaska Department of Fish and Game Page 1 of 250 Draw Winners ‐ 2018/2019 Hunts ‐ Alaska Department of Fish & Game Reg year Hunt Selected? First Name Initial Last Name Suffix City State Zip 2018 DC485 Yes MARCUS A ADAMS PALMER AK 99645 2018 DC485 Yes MARK E ADAMS FORT WAINWRIGHT AK 99703 2018 DM786 Yes MARK E ADAMS FORT WAINWRIGHT AK 99703 2018 DC485 Yes MATT ADAMS PALMER AK 99645 2018 DM211 Yes MATT ADAMS PALMER AK 99645 2018 DM786 Yes MATTHEW B ADAMS NORTH POLE AK 99705 2018 DM635 Yes MICHAEL G ADAMS JUNEAU AK 99801 2018 DE713 Yes RANDY ADAMS ANCHORAGE AK 99504 2018 DM407 Yes TOMAS ADAMS WASILLA AK 99654 2018 DM634 Yes CARDER ADCOCK FAIRBANKS AK 99709 2018 DM808 Yes BRYAN ADDINK EPHRATA WA 98823 2018 DC485 Yes ERIK T ADEY NENANA AK 99760 2018 DC485 Yes STEVEN C ADKINS ANCHORAGE AK 99507 2018 DC485 Yes KURT ADLER ANCHORAGE AK 99516‐0000 2018 DC485 Yes SCOTT ADNEY ANCHORAGE AK 99507 2018 DC485 Yes MCKENNA G AGA WASILLA AK 99654 2018 DB254 Yes KADEN R AGLI ANCHORAGE AK 99516 2018 DM336 Yes EDWARD S AGNEW ROSSBAUER HILTON HEAD ISLAND SC 29928 2018 DM403 Yes THOMAS H AGONEY WASILLA AK 99687‐0000 2018 DL030 Yes HENRY D AGUILAR KINGMAN AZ 86401 2018 DL030 Yes HENRY U AGUILAR TUCSON AZ 85745 2018 DM634 Yes MICHAEL D AHIERS NORTH POLE AK 99705 2018 DM829 Yes GENE K AHLBORN SAYNER WI 54560 2018 DM408 Yes RICHARD T AHLEY PALMER AK 99645 2018 DG891 Yes IAN AHRENS PALMER AK 99645 2018 DM410 Yes BRADY L AINGE WASILLA AK 99629 2018 DL030 Yes SEAN AINSWORTH CANYON TX 79015 2018 DL030 Yes ZACHARY T AINSWORTH HAMPTON VA 23666 2018 DC485 Yes CHARLES AKERS ANCHORAGE AK 99503 2018 DM678 Yes SERGEY A AKIMENKO DELTA AK 99737 2018 DG889 Yes JOHN B AKINS VALDOSTA GA 31603 2018 DC485 Yes WILLIAM T AKLESTAD PALMER AK 99645 2018 DC485 Yes NATHAN S ALBANESE EAGLE RIVER AK 99577 2018 DC485 Yes SAMUEL P ALBANESE EAGLE RIVER AK 99577 2018 DC485 Yes TRAVIS J ALBANESE EAGLE RIVER AK 99577 2018 DC485 Yes MILTON S ALBAUGH DELTA JUNCTION AK 99737 2018 DC485 Yes BRIAN ALBERT FAIRBANKS AK 99709 2018 DM770 Yes BRIAN ALBERT FAIRBANKS AK 99709 2018 DS204 Yes BRIAN ALBERT FAIRBANKS AK 99709 2018 DM413 Yes JENNIFER L ALBERTSON ANCHORAGE AK AK 99507 2018 DC485 Yes LANDON ALBERTSON ANCHORAGE AK 99507 2018 DC485 Yes JOSEPH E ALDEN WASILLA AK 99623 2018 DC485 Yes CHRISTOPHER S ALDERMAN WASILLA AK 99654 2018 DM540 Yes STEVEN ALDERMAN WASILLA AK 99654 2018 DC485 Yes DAVIS ALDERSON ANCHORAGE AK 99521 2018 DM413 Yes JESSE J ALDOUS PALMER AK 99645 2018 DG346 Yes CHAD E ALDRIDGE SOLDOTNA AK 99669‐0000 2018 DC485 Yes DARRELL M ALECKSON SOLDOTNA AK 99669 2018 DM540 Yes SCOTT M ALECKSON SOLDOTNA AK 99669 2018 DC485 Yes WILLIAM ALEJANDRO ANCHORAGE AK 99515 Draw Winners - 2018/2019 Hunts Alaska Department of Fish and Game Page 2 of 250 Draw Winners ‐ 2018/2019 Hunts ‐ Alaska Department of Fish & Game Reg year Hunt Selected? First Name Initial Last Name Suffix City State Zip 2018 DE706 Yes WILLIAM ALEJANDRO ANCHORAGE AK 99515 2018 DI454 Yes JOHN A ALEVA WASILLA AK 99623 2018 DC485 Yes CRYSTAL A ALEXANDER FORT WAINWRIGHT AK 99703 2018 DC485 Yes DANIEL J ALEXANDER PALMER AK 99645 2018 DM407 Yes DANIEL J ALEXANDER PALMER AK 99645 2018 DC485 Yes JORDANNE S ALEXANDER WASILLA AK 99687 2018 DC485 Yes WILLIAM D ALEXANDER WASILLA AK 99687 2018 DM837 Yes ROBERT J ALEXEJUN WAUSAU WI 54401 2018 DM402 Yes MICHAEL P ALFANO ANCHORAGE AK 99515 2018 DG478 Yes IAN ALFORD KODIAK AK 99615 2018 DE723 Yes NELSON ALGER ANCHORAGE AK 99516 2018 DM642 Yes MARY B ALISON FAIRBANKS AK 99709 2018 DM802 Yes DAVID T ALLEN WASILLA AK 99654 2018 DC485 Yes DERRICK J ALLEN PALMER AK 99645 2018 DC485 Yes JOHNATHAN D ALLEN STERLING AK 99672 2018 DC485 Yes KATHERINE ALLEN NORTH POLE AK 99705 2018 DC485 Yes LANCE O ALLEN SEWARD AK 99664 2018 DC485 Yes LORI A ALLEN SEWARD AK 99664 2018 DS102 Yes MALLORI T ALLEN WASILLA AK 99687 2018 DC485 Yes RIDER R ALLEN SEWARD AK 99664 2018 DM211 Yes ROBERT J ALLEN ANCHORAGE AK 99516 2018 DC485 Yes TRAPPER T ALLEN SEWARD AK 99664 2018 DC485 Yes BRIAN J ALLESCH EIELSON AFB AK 99702 2018 DC485 Yes CALEB A ALLEY NORTH POLE AK 99705 2018 DC485 Yes DEREK ALLEY WASILLA AK 99654 2018 DC485 Yes KAYLA B ALLEY NORTH POLE AK 99705 2018 DX003 Yes KAYLA B ALLEY NORTH POLE AK 99705 2018 DM410 Yes MARIE L ALLEY EAGLE RIVER AK 99577 2018 DC485 Yes NICKELAS R ALLINGTON WASILLA AK 99645 2018 DI454 Yes BENJAMIN L ALLISON ANCHORAGE AK 99507 2018 DM422 Yes BENJAMIN L ALLISON ANCHORAGE AK 99507 2017 DB158 Yes CHRISTOPHER D ALLISON MESILLA PARK NM 88047 2018 DC590 Yes SARAH N ALLISON ANCHORAGE AK 99507 2018 DC485 Yes ANTHONY J ALLMAN WASILLA AK 99687 2018 DM678 Yes CALEB J ALLRED EAGLE RIVER AK 99577 2018 DE723 Yes TIMOTHY J ALLRED EAGLE RIVER AK 99577 2018 DM670 Yes TIMOTHY J ALLRED EAGLE RIVER AK 99577 2018 DS123 Yes TIM ALMBERG ANCHORAGE AK 99507 2018 DO508 Yes MARK J ALMGREN WATKINS MN 55389 2018 DC485 Yes LAURIE M ALMQUIST WASILLA AK 99687 2018 DM403 Yes LAURIE M ALMQUIST WASILLA AK 99687 2018 DM828 Yes AUGUST J ALOMBRO JBER AK 99505 2018 DC590 Yes SCOTT ALTENBURG ANCHORAGE AK 99507 2018 DC485 Yes LEVI ALTHENS WASILLA AK 99654 2018 DC485 Yes MICHELE ALTHENS WASILLA AK 99654 2018 DM669 Yes JAMES H ALTHERR FAIRBANKS AK 99701 2018 DC485 Yes MICHAEL A ALTHERR FAIRBANKS AK 99712 2018 DC485 Yes GRAHAM L ALVORD ANCHORAGE AK 99507 2018 DM400 Yes GRAHAM L ALVORD ANCHORAGE AK 99507 2018 DC485 Yes JADEN D ALVSTAD WASILLA AK 99687 Draw Winners - 2018/2019 Hunts Alaska Department of Fish and Game Page 3 of 250 Draw Winners ‐ 2018/2019 Hunts ‐ Alaska Department of Fish & Game Reg year Hunt Selected? First Name Initial Last Name Suffix City State Zip 2018 DL455 Yes DAVID P ALZHEIMER ANCHORAGE AK 99516 2018 DL455 Yes DENNIS D ALZHEIMER ANCHORAGE AK 99516 2018 DM211 Yes DENNIS D ALZHEIMER ANCHORAGE AK 99516 2018 DM403 Yes BRADLEY J AMATO WASILLA AK 99654 2018 DS195 Yes BRADLEY J AMATO WASILLA AK 99654 2018 DM922 Yes SAM AMATO WASILLA AK 99654 2018 DM210 Yes RAELENE M AMAYA EAGLE RIVER AK 99577 2018 DM769 Yes ISAIAH H AMBERG COPPER CENTER AK 99573 2018 DM769 Yes WILLIAM J AMBERG COPPER CENTER AK 99573 2018 DC485 Yes JACOB D AMBERSON WASILLA AK 99654 2018 DC485 Yes COREY AMBROSE ANCHORAGE AK 99507 2018 DC485 Yes JAMES H AMBROSE KENAI AK 99611 2018 DG347 Yes CRAIG AMBROSIANI SEWARD AK 99664 2018 DC485 Yes JAMES G AMBROSINI KENAI AK 99611 2018 DG352 Yes GARY A AMBRUZ ANCHORAGE AK 99507‐0000 2018 DM766 Yes HANS AMEN NORTH POLE AK 99705 2018 DC485 Yes HAYDEN R AMSDEN EAGLE RIVER AK 99577 2018 DG891 Yes RAYMOND AMSDEN EAGLE RIVER AK 99577 2018 DM772 Yes RAYMOND AMSDEN EAGLE RIVER AK 99577 2018 DM769 Yes JEREMY T AMSTRUP FAIRBANKS AK 99701 2018 DM769 Yes KAREN R AMSTRUP FAIRBANKS AK 99708 2018 DC827 Yes NORM AMSTRUP FAIRBANKS AK 99708 2018 DM337 Yes NATHAN J AMTMANN GREEN BAY WI 54313 2018 DC485 Yes COLIN AMUNDSON ANCHORAGE AK 99511 2018 DM772 Yes DANIEL R AMUNDSON FAIRBANKS AK 99712 2018 DC485 Yes ROXANN R ANARUK BIG LAKE AK 99652 2018 DM770 Yes ROXANN R ANARUK BIG LAKE AK 99652 2018 DC485 Yes TERRY ANARUK BIG LAKE AK 99652‐0113 2018 DM410 Yes THAD A
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  • New Views of Lunar Geoscience: an Introduction and Overview Harald Hiesinger and James W

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