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Family of the Month F AMILY OF THE MONTH COUNCIL WINNER LIST DECEMBER 2019 Jurisdiction Council Family Jurisdiction Council Family Alabama 10354 Paul V. Boike Mississippi 15155 Zane Beasley Alaska 12290 Richard K. Miller Missouri 17355 Gabriel Jones Arizona 8077 George Mignon Montana 6294 Randy R. Smith Arkansas 11604 Robert Bortst Nebraska 6192 Ricky Bennett British 11916 Parry Fung Nevada 14784 Michael J. Clinton Columbia New Mexico 14124 Cipriano Morales Colorado 9597 Gary Nydegger New York 3676 Herb Allen Connecticut 10 Kevin Trudeau Newfoundland 9303 Raymond Rossiter Delaware 4548 Al Ware North 2546 John Gouldie Florida 14278 Tim Pasden Carolina Georgia 6517 Bill Cormier North Dakota 4894 Larry Louser Hawaii 6734 Archimedes Ohio 4361 Michael A. Duska Agcamaran Ontario 9544 Eamon Duffy Idaho 1024 Thomas J. Pung Oregon 14802 David Judy Illinois 8699 Terry Butzen Pennsylvania 4084 Chris Ransel Indiana 563 Richard G. 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