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View Listing LIFETIME Steve Alford & Family (**) Robert Lochmueller Family Vern Altemeyer Steve Lochmueller Family PATRONS Harley D. Andrews Patrick Mapes Larry Angle & Family George & Caren Marshall Stephen F. Ferguson Richard (Dick) Atha James F. Mast Family Ric Ford Laura Augustyniak Rick & Darlene Mathew Chuck Franz Tom & Paula Baack Phil McCarter Keith Freeman (**) Frank Baird Tim McGinley Larry “Bud” Graham Mark Baltz Jon McGlocklin Gary C. Grider Neil Bemenderfer Patrick & Lori McKee (*) Stewart C. Miller Dennis Bishop Tom & Judy McKinney John & Jane Pidgeon Dr. Philip C. Borst Carl & Kay Meditch Lon Showley Charles Bowerman Gordon Mehaffey Family D.A. (Tony) Watt Blackie Braden Family Robert Menke, Sr. Family Junior Bridgeman Gary Merrell (*) Tom Brunner John Milholland BENEFACTORS Alan Buck Gene Milner Family Bob Anderson Orvis “Shorty” Burdsall Family Charles L. 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