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May 2020 Achievers U.S. and Affiliates, Bermuda and Bahamas District 1 A MARISSA CROME VERONICA FERTIG LYDIA TAYCO District 1 BK PHILIP BRADLEY BENJAMIN OTTO MARK TURK District 1 D DAWN BENNETT KENNETH JANSMA GREG STOTT BRUCE STOUT District 1 G PETER PISANESCHI District 1 H DOUGLAS PARROTT District 1 J JACK BARTOSZEK LYNN MILLER SUZANNE SEDLACEK District 1 M CLINT BENHOFF JOSEPH GILL District 10 ARLENE PORTICE GARY RASMUSSEN DAVID THOMPSON District 11 A2 MAUREEN KENNEDY JANET MAZZETTI District 11 B2 WILLIAM COOLEY JOHN MESSNER District 11 C1 DEVERE BENDIXEN DAVE RUBLE District 11 C2 ROBERT BEATON ROBERT BUSBY RICHARD SENA District 11 D2 PETE ARTMAN U.S. and Affiliates, Bermuda and Bahamas KENNETH HELINSKI District 11 E1 KARLA ROEBUCK District 11 E2 ROGER HOUTHOOFD SANDRA MCPARLAN District 12 S STARLA MEIGS District 13 OH1 MARK METZGER District 13 OH2 NATHAN ATTERHOLT BRUCE BEVAN District 13 OH3 SAM BATES VICKIE NORTON District 13 OH4 JAMES GREINER KENNETH HARRIS JR MICHAEL SHANE NICK STREZA DAVID WILLIAMS District 13 OH5 HARLEY BODENBENDER GREGORY KIMBALL PATRICK MILLER District 13 OH6 BILLY BLANKENSHIP RONALD HINES NEAL SENFF District 13 OH7 JUSTIN CRAWMER DUANE WHETHERHOLT District 14 B R GRAHAM DUNLOP ALEX PARRISH District 14 C HARRY BUCHER BEVERLY HORN District 14 D FRANKLIN PULLI GERALD REUTER U.S. and Affiliates, Bermuda and Bahamas District 14 E JOHN MYERS LORETTA SCAVNICKY District 14 G LINDA DALYKAS GEORGE DALYKAS TROY HALL DOUGLAS HIPPENSTIEL District 14 K ROBERT TRESKOT District 14 L BERT BOWEN HAROLD CAMERON JASON DICK DENNIS STIFFLER CHARLES SWARTZWELDEN TRAVIS WAGNER District 14 M LINDA LOU NEILL District 14 P DUDLEY CUMMINGS District 14 U RICHARD KLAHR District 15 STUART BECHTEL BRAD HEBIG GARY ROADIFER DOUGLAS SMITH District 16 J SANDRA ARMAS BELKYS CASCANTE JAY COLUCCI PHILIP COSTA MARIBEL GÜERRA ESTHER JIMENEZ PAUL KUHL JENIFER PINEDA PEGGY YOUNG District 16 L LAURIE HAINES MATTHEW PONTANO District 17 A AL MUELLER MICHAEL SUNDSTROM District 17 N U.S. and Affiliates, Bermuda and Bahamas MICHAEL BERGAGNINI DERRICK MORRIS STACY RICHERT SHERRI WEDEL District 18 I ALVIN BRADY JOEL BRODRICK MASTON HARNAGE MARTHA HERMANN ROBERT HERMANN JOHN MARTIN JAMES PAXTON DEBORAH UMPHREY District 18 L GARNER ANDREWS RICHARD BERRY MILDRED CORDLE AMY HUGHES District 18 N LARRY GRIGGERS CHARLES KEENE District 18 O CALVIN ARNOLD NEESA WILLIAMS District 19 B GINGER HIGGINS CHARLES HORKIN District 19 C ALVIN AOSVED JOHN CAMPANELLI District 19 E JOHN NELSON District 19 F MIKE DOYLE District 2 A1 ROSIE QUINTELA District 2 A3 GLORIA BOLING RAYMUNDO DEL BOSQUE VIRGINIO GONZALEZ SANTIAGO NAVA District 2 E1 LAURIE LEE DOUGLAS LONG JAMES SENKEL U.S. and Affiliates, Bermuda and Bahamas District 2 E2 LOUIS MILLER AMANDA VANDERMOLEN District 2 S3 JOHN BROWN APRIL ESCHBERGER JUSTIN LAWHORN JOE MAHAN MIKE PRUETT ALLEN SANDERS District 2 S4 CARL BOWEN ROSALEE GEILING BILLY GRAY SARAH HAHN WILLIAM HILL ED STRNADEL District 2 S5 SAM KANA District 2 T1 ALVIN BORN CYNTHIA GREEVER JAMES SHEARER District 2 T3 MARIA ECKLUND District 2 X1 MEENA CHHETRY JANIE COVINGTON THRESA MEZA District 2 X2 SONNY PARSONS District 2 X3 DELORES NILES District 20 E1 TOMI GREELEY CARL KOCSIS District 20 K1 LINDA ANDINO KEITH OCTOBER MILDRED RAMIREZ SANDRA WATSON-RALPH District 20 K2 JAMES GUERRA JEFF STONE District 20 N MICHAEL DIO U.S. and Affiliates, Bermuda and Bahamas LYNN DIO DUANE SNYDER CLINTON STARKE District 20 O MAUREEN WALSH District 20 S STEVEN ESPACH ROBERT KOZAKIEWICZ PETER LOMBARDO LINDA MCKENNA EVAN TEPPER District 20 W MICHAEL BOWMAN KIRK HARDENBURG JOYCE HARDENBURG JOHN HUEBLER MICHELLE MOREHOUSE CATHY PRESTON District 21 N JACK GARNER FLORA SANKEY ROBERT SEVERY District 22 A HEATHER BUSH District 22 B STUART COULBOURNE WILLIAM DREWER JOHN MILLER CRAWFORD RAYNE LEAH RAYNE HERBERT WILKINSON District 22 C JEAN SHIELDS District 22 D JAYSON CROUCH District 23 A ROBERT GYLE THOMAS JOHNSON LISA MARTIN ALAN STURTZ District 23 B EUGENE BOURQUIN SONIA PACHECO-AYALA District 23 C DONNA BRADFORD BOB IGO HARRIET JUEL LARRY MAGGI DONNA OHLHOF DAVID STOLOFF U.S. and Affiliates, Bermuda and Bahamas District 24 C ALAN BOYCE ROSE COLLINS LOUIS KENT LARRY MAHOOD GARY MONGOMERY District 24 I JAMES ANDERSON PATRICIA KERR ROBERT SHOOK RUE STUTEVILLE District 24 L MARSDEN CHAMPAIGN GEORGE HOFF District 25 B CHRIS ALBRIGHT JAMES MERTZ District 25 C BILL PEARMAN JR SUSAN SABOL KEITH SHEPHERD District 25 F DAVID BAUMAN ANDY HARRIS ROGER JORDAN DEBORAH RAUFEISEN BOB SMITH District 25 G EUGENE COOPER JERRY GATES L. 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