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Walking List CLERMONT BATAVIA TWP Run Date:05/25/2021 Walking List CLERMONT BATAVIA TWP Run Date:05/25/2021 SELECTION CRITERIA : ({voter.status} in ['A','I','P']) and {district.District_id} in [22] 1249 WALLACE, MEGAN CHANTEL BAT-A - BATAVIA TOWNSHIP A 1249 WALLACE, SANDRA L BLACKSMITH CIR BATAVIA 45103 1249 WALLACE, TODD S 1250 WITTER, ABIGAIL MARIE 1270 MELENDEZ, JHEOUCNA 1250 WITTER, CURTIS L 1270 MELENDEZ, VINCENTE JAVIER 1250 WITTER, SALLIE A 1272 HORGAN JR, DANIEL PAUL 1250 WITTER, SAMUEL J 1272 HORGAN, KIMBERLY ANN 1251 STRECKER, ERIC B 1273 RICE, KATHRYN ANN 1251 STRECKER, GREGORY GEORGE 1273 RICE, RICHARD CECIL 1252 BARTLETT, RICHARD E 1274 CHOREY, EDWARD A 1252 JAMES, DANIELLE ROSELLA 1274 CHOREY, KAREN ELAINE 1253 HAMMOND, JAY S 1275 WOODALL, BRITTANY NICOLE 1253 HAMMOND, MARY COLLEEN 1275 WOODALL, JESSE A 1253 HAMMOND, NATHAN SHANE 1278 GAYHEART, MARY ANN C 1254 KLEIN, ANGELA J 1278 GAYHEART, RYAN N 1254 KLEIN, ROBERT J 1279 DURDEN, CHARLES J 1255 WOLFE, ETTA RUTH 1279 GIFT, JOSEPH ARTHUR 1255 WOLFE, RONALD B 1279 HUGENBERG, ELISA C 1255 WOLFE, TRESA DIANE 1280 NAYLOR, ISABELLA RAEANN 1257 NORSWORTHY, JENNIFER DANIELLE 1280 PETERSEN, DANYELLE MARIE 1257 NORSWORTHY, KYLE LOUIS 1280 PETERSEN, MICHAEL A 1259 WENDEL, JASMINE ALEXANDRA 1280 ROSEMA, ROBERT T 1259 WENDEL, JEFFREY A 1280 ROSEMA, TARA KATRINA LUCHKIW 1259 WENDEL, JULIE ELAINE BLUEGRASS BLVD BATAVIA 45103 1280 BACH, MEGAN ELIZABETH 1280 BACH, ZACHARY EARL 1251 FOGELMAN, CALEB THOMAS 1282 HOUSE, MARY LYNNE 1251 FOGELMAN, TINA M 1282 HOUSE, SHAUN D 1251 LYKINS, DONALD J 1284 FINNIE, ALEXANDRA 1253 WILLIAMS, JUDITH A 1284 FINNIE, MICHAEL J 1253 WILLIAMS, ROBERT M 1286 STEPHENSON, ERIC DAVID 1254 DUVALL III, JOHN MCLAIN 1254 DUVALL, TONNA JO CABIN RIDGE DR BATAVIA 45103 1257 FERRILL, DIANE EDITH 4721 HARMON, LISA MARIE 1257 FERRILL, MACKLYN 4721 HARMON, SCOT L 1258 PATEL, CHINTU B 4721 STALLINGS, NICHOLAS A 1258 PATEL, DEEPA C 4723 FEHRING, ANTHONY J 1258 PATEL, DINESHCHANDRA N 4732 VOLTZ, RONALD WAYNE 1258 PATEL, JYOTSHABEN D 4734 VOLKERDING, LINDA L 1259 CALDWELL, CLEVELAND 4734 VOLKERDING, RICHARD J 1260 COSSMAN, KAREN S 4736 PATTISON, PAMELA K 1260 FONTANELLA, FRANK STEPHEN 4736 PATTISON, STANLEY E 1260 FONTANELLA, IRENE URSULA 4738 STROBL, CHERYL LYNN 1261 PATEL, MONA K 4738 STROBL, PETER J 1262 BONGIORNO, SYLVIA 4740 BAER, ANN CHUN-YA 1262 PREBLES, LEAH 4740 BAER, PETER JOSEPH 1262 PREBLES, SCOT THOMAS 4742 CARTER, DONALD L 1263 BRIZZOLARA, DARLENE F 4742 CARTER, SHARON G 1263 BRIZZOLARA, GORDON T 4744 COWAN, JILL NICOLE 1263 BRIZZOLARA, THOMAS J 4744 COWAN, JULIE MARIE 1265 STEINER, DEANNA M 4744 COWAN, KENNETH D 1265 STEINER, MARK E 4744 COWAN, KIMBERLY JO 1265 STEINER, MATTHEW EDWARD BUGLERS SOUND CIR BATAVIA 45103 CHAMPIONS CROSSING BATAVIA 45103 1262 BRICKNER, JEFF STEPHEN 1246 NEAL, ALEXANDER 1262 BRICKNER, SAMANTHA JILL 1246 NEAL, ELISABETH MARIE 1264 BELL, ERIN LEIGH 1246 NEAL, OLIVIA E 1264 KEMPER, DALE ALLEN 1248 SAUTER III, HENRY C 1264 KEMPER, DENISE LEANN 1248 SAUTER, MELANIE A 1266 BUELTERMAN, BRETT C ESSVR, LLC —2021 5/25/2021 4:13:20PM R708.01 Page 1 of 164 Walking List CLERMONT BATAVIA TWP Run Date:05/25/2021 4588 CRIDER, JUDY A BAT-A - BATAVIA TOWNSHIP A 4589 FANGMAN, ALFRED E CHAMPIONS CROSSING BATAVIA 45103 4589 FANGMAN, MYRNA A 1266 BUELTERMAN, ELIZABETH GAYLE 4590 BOOTHE, JUDITH A 1266 FOSTER, MICHAEL RYAN 4590 BOOTHE, WILLIAM J 1266 FOSTER, SARAH M 4591 FUNK, DEBORAH A 1268 CARTY, LEE G 4592 BENNETT, MINDY ANN 1268 ONEAL, DIANA CHRISTINE 4592 HOGAN, FREDA H 4592 MORTON, DAISY M CHURCHILL CT BATAVIA 45103 4592 MORTON, STEPHEN W 4593 HIMEBAUGH, JAMES F 1211 WESSEL, DANIELLE LYNNE 4593 MANNERINO HIMEBAUGH, ANNA MARIE 1212 TILLEY, ASHLEY CAROLYN 4594 MCBRIDE, JERRY ROBERT 1212 TILLEY III, FREDERICK A 4603 PERRY, DOUGLAS ARTHUR 1213 MOOREHEAD, JOSEPH JOHN 4603 PERRY, WILLIAM ALEXANDER 1213 MOOREHEAD, MADISON ELIZABETH 4604 ROBERTS, SUSAN B 1213 MOOREHEAD, MELODY D 4605 KELLER, JOHN FRANK 1214 MCBRIDE WILSON, KATHRYN LYNN 4605 KELLER, NORMA MARGARET 1214 WILSON, WILLIAM SCOTT 4606 FERGUSON, DAVID HOLMES 1215 COOK, CHARLES EDWIN 4606 FERGUSON, JOAN LEE CITATION CT BATAVIA 45103 4607 JACOBS, WILMA L 4608 EVANS, CATHERINE ROSE 4549 NEUS, CHRISTOPHER NORMAN 4608 EVANS JR, HARRY RALPH 4549 NEUS, MARIA MICHALINA 4609 WINSTEL, SUZANNE N 4551 FITZGERALD, BARBARA JUNE 4610 FRANK, CATHIE L 4551 FITZGERALD, PAUL JEROME 4610 FRANK, MICHAEL A 4553 FRYER, ERNESTINE THEO 4611 SAYLOR, DEWEY M 4553 LE SAOUT, MADELEINE 4612 BLAIR, MARY A 4553 LESAOUT, NICOLE GABRIELLE 4612 BLAIR, STEVEN D 4553 LESAOUT, THEODORE 4613 MUTACH, ROBERT T 4553 ROSELL, ANN ELIZABETH 4613 TOMLIN, MELISSA S 4555 FRALEY, LINDA L 4614 HOEFLER, KELLY J 4557 STANDEN, JARED E 4614 ZORNES, KEITH EDWARD 4557 STANDEN, SANDRA J 4615 MCCULLEY, PAUL 4559 TAYLOR III, JAMES M 4615 MCCULLEY, RETTA A 4559 TAYLOR, PHYLLIS S 4616 SNOWDEN, MARY LEIGH 4561 PARRISH, JUDITH ANN 4616 SNOWDEN, WILLIAM MARK 4563 RICHARDSON JR, CYRUS B 4617 BOENIGER, JENNIFER L 4563 RICHARDSON, JOYCE A 4618 DENNLER, DANIEL RYAN 4565 COOK, LYNDA SUE 4618 DENNLER, PATRICIA ANNE 4565 COOK, PHILIP R 4618 DENNLER, RONALD W 4567 HARRIS, MAXINE RUTH 4619 HAWK, DANIEL I 4567 SEARS, CRYSTAL RUTH 4619 HAWK, JACQUELINE L 4569 SCHUELER, MARY PAMELA 4622 AUBRY, ROBERT MICHAEL 4571 HIGGINS, NANCY JEAN 4622 GARDNER SR, DAVID ALAN 4571 HIGGINS, ROBERT ALDEN 4622 GARDNER, PAMELA JEAN 4573 MICHALSKI, STEPHANIE MARIE 4622 SOLANO, MARTHA S 4573 THOMPSON, ROSE J 4622 SOLANO, WILLIAM V 4575 CAUDILL, BETSY W 4623 SMITH, MICHAEL A 4575 CAUDILL, WILLIAM D 4624 JAMIESON, JUANITA T 4577 GARRETT, LORIE LYNN 4624 PARSONS, KIMBERLEE 4577 GARRETT, WALTER L 4624 PARSONS, REX A 4577 MURRAY, SHANE M 4625 CRANFILL, LARRY GENE 4579 BROOKS, MARY JACQUELINE 4581 WILLIAMS, DONALD R CROOKED NAIL LN BATAVIA 45103 4581 WILLIAMS, KIMBERLY M 4720 HUTHER, KEVIN D 4583 ELBERFELD, AMY E 4720 HUTHER, LYNDA K 4583 ELBERFELD, DAVID H 4720 HUTHER, RICHARD P 4584 DUBBS, KATHLEEN A 4725 HUGHES JR, JOSEPH HOWARD 4585 ANDERSON, SHELLIE J 4725 HUGHES, NANETTE RENEE 4586 MULLINS, EDNA J 4726 RILEY, TYLER ANDREW 4587 DRIESSEN, JEFFERY R 4726 SNIDER, CAROLE J 4588 CRIDER, HAROLD C 4727 DUNCAN III, HARRY C ESSVR, LLC —2021 5/25/2021 4:13:25PM R708.01 Page 2 of 164 Walking List CLERMONT BATAVIA TWP Run Date:05/25/2021 BAT-A - BATAVIA TOWNSHIP A 4534 CHURCHILL, WALTER EDWARD 4536 WILSON, RICHARD L CROOKED NAIL LN BATAVIA 45103 4536 WILSON, RUTH ELLEN 4727 PARCELL, REBECCA L 4538 KOEHLER, ETHAN A 4727 PARCELL, ROBERT L 4538 KOEHLER, RONDA L 4728 FEHRING, DONNA MARIE 4540 CAMPBELL, JOSEPH C 4729 WILHELM, ROSIETHA S 4540 MICHEL, GAIL C 4729 WILHELM, STEVEN M 4542 BARNHART, GAROLD LEE 4730 RUSSELL, GREGORY A 4542 BARNHART, MICHELE C 4731 SWIFT, JANET E 4542 BARNHART, MORGAN EMILY DERBY PLACE RD BATAVIA 45103 HORSESHOE BEND BATAVIA 45103 4761 WOLFFRAM, PATRICIA ANNE 4752 DUDZIK, ALBERT J 4764 HENLINE, CAROL ANN 4752 DUDZIK, LYDIA L 4764 HENLINE, JERICA G 4754 DITTO, DIANE M 4764 HENLINE, JERRY WAYNE 4754 DITTO, ROBERT R 4764 HENLINE, JOSEPH WAYNE 4755 MAC LEOD, IAIN DOUGLAS 4766 LABEDA, DANUTA J 4755 MACLEOD, ERIN KATHLEEN 4768 THORNTON, CHARLES GEORGE 4756 BUTLER, AMY LOUISE 4768 THORNTON, NINA THAMBI 4756 BUTLER, MATTHEW GREGORY 4769 BREWER, AMANDA CASSIDY 4757 DAVIS, BRIAN M 4769 BREWER, MATTHEW RYAN 4757 DAVIS, LISA A 4770 CONDO, BRAD N 4757 DAVIS, RUTH ANN 4770 CONDO, JENNIFER MARIE 4758 BAILEY, MELANIE S 4771 LORENTZEN, KENNETH N 4758 BAILEY, MICHAEL P 4771 LORENTZEN, LEE A 4758 BAILEY, MYLES MICHAEL 4772 HILL, JODY E 4759 NGUYEN, TINH THANH 4772 HILL, TED A 4759 PHAM, TUYETTRINH 4775 BRAUN JR, LAWRENCE H 4760 RICHARDSON, STEVEN JAMES 4775 BRAUN, MARJORIE T 4760 RUEDA, MARLENE 4777 EVANS, ADAM JEROME 4761 COPENHAVER, HEATHER K 4777 EVANS, ALEXANDER RANDALL 4761 COPENHAVER, VANCE W 4777 EVANS, LISA M 4763 LIU, KELLY MARIE 4777 EVANS, RANDALL FRANKLIN 4763 LIU, MICHAEL MAURICE 4779 STEPHENS, AMANDA MAY 4764 LERCH, ALISA REBECCA 4779 STEPHENS, LOGAN M 4764 YOUNG, JASON S 4781 WEGER, DEBRA KAYE 4764 YOUNG, PAMELA M 4781 WEGER, TIMOTHY NEIL 4765 MOORE, BARRY WILLIAM 4765 MOORE, RHONDA GAIL FURLONG TRL BATAVIA 45103 4766 WINTERS, ROBERT STEVEN 4512 SHEPHERD, MARCIA ANN 4766 WINTERS, SYLVIE MARTINE 4514 LLOYD, DANIEL G 4767 PICO, ALLISON R 4514 LLOYD, DEBRA 4767 PICO, CONNOR ANTHONY 4514 LLOYD, MICHAEL H 4767 PICO, DAVID J 4514 STOWELL JR, TERRY JACK 4767 PICO, MADISON GRACE 4514 STOWELL, TRINITY 4770 BERNING, DONALD FRANK 4516 CRAIG, ELLEN M 4770 BERNING, L BROOKE 4516 CRAIG, ROBERT BAUER 4772 MORRISON, CRYSTAL M 4518 AUTENRIEB, RAYMOND PAUL 4772 MORRISON, WAYNE 4518 AUTENRIEB, SUZANNE SEARLE 4776 CRAVER, BARTHOLOMEW THOMAS 4520 DAILY, TIA RENE 4776 WILLBRANDT, KELLY ANN 4520 SNYDER SR, DEVON DOUGLAS 4777 GRAEF, DEBORAH A 4520 SNYDER JR, DEVON DOUGLAS 4777 GRAEF, JAMES E 4520 SNYDER, ROBIN RIOUX 4778 DAVENPORT, JACOB DILLON 4522 FOULKS, SCOTT 4778 DAVENPORT, JERRY WAYNE 4522 WURST, MICHAEL J 4778 DAVENPORT, WILMA D 4524 TATE, STACIE M 4779 BURTON, JEFFREY NEVADA 4528 FOSTER, SHARON B 4779 BURTON, MAX B 4528 FOSTER, STEPHEN R 4779 BURTON, ROBERT MILES 4530 DELK, BARBARA MOWRY 4779 MCHENRY, KEVIN M 4530 DELK, ERNEST LEE 4779 THOMPSON, MARGO JAYNE 4530 LAMPING, MICHAEL J 4781 ZEMITES, CRYSTAL B 4534 CHURCHILL, PAULA JANE 4781 ZEMITES, ERICA HOPE ESSVR, LLC —2021 5/25/2021 4:13:25PM R708.01 Page 3 of 164 Walking List CLERMONT BATAVIA TWP Run Date:05/25/2021 4518 SHAUCK, JOHN E BAT-A - BATAVIA TOWNSHIP A 4520 BERNARD, TERESA MARIE HORSESHOE BEND BATAVIA 45103 4520 LAWSON, GREGORY T 4781 ZEMITES, RONALD WILLIAM 4524 BECKER, KURT M 4781 ZEMITES, TRACE 4526 FAHRNBACH, CAROL JEAN 4782 RYAN, CAROL ANN 4528 WARD, KATHRYN JOAN 4782 RYAN, DAVID A
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