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Inactive Applicant Report Type Status Applicant Name Inactive Applicant Report Type Status Applicant Name ABANDONED BOUMAN, MARY COTTLE, ANDREW CREQUE, JOYCE FRITZ-SUDDUTH, CAMERON GARLAND, TINA GUESSFORD, ROY III HOFFER, STEPHEN SR KITTRELL, RITA KOEHLER, JODY LONG, CHRISTINE LUCIANO, MARSHA LUX, AMANDA MORROW, KEVIN OSTROM, DONNA PARSON, JOSEPH REED, CATHY SAIA, PETER JR SHEAFFER, TONYA WAGNER, MICHAEL WOMACK, AARON 9/24/2021 7:00:03 AM ABANDONED DENIED - BOARD ORDERED EDDY, GREGORY JOHNSON, LATROYA KENNEDY, JASMINE MECKLEY, GUIANA SHAFFER, CHRISTINE STEIN, ADAM REVOKED GREWAL, KIRAN WITHDRAWN ACUNA, ASHLEY ARENTZ, PEYTON BEAVER, JONATHAN BECK, BROCK BERG, AMANDA BOMGARDNER, COREENA BOWERS, MELISSA BOYDEN, DONNA BRUNGART, LISA CARTER, TAMI CONDO, CASANDRA CUMMINGS, SEQORIA DISQUE, HOLLY 9/24/2021 7:00:03 AM WITHDRAWN DUNLAP, NICHOLAS FOREMAN, SHANNON FORREST, DANIEL FREY, MARIAH GAINES, MICHAELA GETZ, STEPHEN GOLDEN, SAHARA GUNNET, SETH GUNZELMAN, AMY HARMER, SADIE HIGDON, DANIEL JACKSON, QUENTON JONES, DONNA KEEFER, TONEY KEIHL, VERNA KENNEDY, JOHN KERN, CHRISTOPHER KNOUSE, DREW LANCE, GREGORY LAYSER, MCKENZIE LOVELL, COURTNEY MANWILLER, OWEN MCCLEAF, TORI 9/24/2021 7:00:03 AM WITHDRAWN MCCORMICK, CORRINNE MEJIAS, SASHA MERTZ, ANNA MORRIS, RENEE MOYER, JUSTIN NAPIERALA, TYLER PAHLS, SHELBY PETTY, AIGNER PIZZUTI, MATTHEW PLASKY, SYDNEY PLITT, MICHELLE REICHARD, ALEC REPH, KIRSTEN SCHOFIELD, WALTER SHOEMAKER, AMANDA SIERRA, ROSIVELISSE SMITH, TIFFANY SNYDER, PAMELA STAMBAUGH, SAMANTHA STINEBAUGH, MAKAYLA VENABLE, GAINCARLO WARD, CRAIG WEAVER, KAYLA 9/24/2021 7:00:03 AM WITHDRAWN WELCH, JAYDEN WIGGIN, DUSTEE WILLIAMS, SARA WISER, JACOB WOODARD, BRESHAUD ZEHNER, ABBY ZERBE, DAMON Gaming ABANDONED ABDULLAH, ROOSEVELT AFEWORK, SHAVANA ALEXANDER, COREY JR ALEXANDER, HANIF ALSTON, SHKERA ANDERSON, MALIK ANDERSON, TYTIANA ANGERSON, AARON APONTE, FRANKY AUSTIN, ALPHONSO AVILES, JUAN JR AYBAR, GABRIEL BALL, PAUL BARNES, ANTOINE SR BEATTY, NIEEMA 9/24/2021 7:00:03 AM Gaming ABANDONED BELSER, WADE BENNETT, JESSICA BIANCHI, CARL BLOUNT, SYREETA BOKEN, BRYAN BOLD, JORDAN BORST, ANTHONY BORTZ, TIFFANI BOYER, WAYNE BOYKIN, VICTOR BREDELL, BRANDON BURGESS, CEDRIC BURROUGHS, DEGNA CADEAU, MHEEDLHEEN CAMACHO, ALEYSHA CAMMILE, DAMIEN CANDELARIA, MILAGROS CANDELORO, ALFREDO JR CARSON, JONATHAN CASILLAS, JESSICA CHAMLAGAI, DILLI CHHUN, RANNADY CHRISTNER, KEITH 9/24/2021 7:00:03 AM Gaming ABANDONED CLYMER, NADINE COATES-BRYAN, IKYRA COHN, TREVOR COLBERT-SCOTT, APRIL COLELLA, FRANCIS COLEMAN, DOMINIQUE COLEMAN-MAY, ELIJAH SR COOKES, DULCINA CRAFTON, SHALONDA CRAIG-HILL, SHIY'LE CRAWFORD, DEONTAY DAVIS, MAURICE DEBERNARD, KYLE SR DEIS, ROBERT DEJESUS, LISA DELAPEZ, RODERICK SR DELPINO, DAVID DENIS, PATRICK DHAPPART, SETH DINH, DYLAN DOERR, DANIEL DONAHUE, STEPHEN DOW, JOSEPH 9/24/2021 7:00:03 AM Gaming ABANDONED DOWNS, KEVIN DRAGER, TYLER EASLEY, KENDRA EUBANKS, JEROME FANNIN, CORNELIUS FARRARE, RICKY FARRELL, JANIQUA FERRY, NICHOLAS FOWLER, VANESSA FRANCIS, JAHBARIE GALLOWAY, MICHAEL JR GARRISON, RANDALL GARRISON, MAURICE GEOGHEGAN, MICHAEL GIANNELLI, TAZ GIBBES, RENE GINDRAW-WESTON, RASHEED GORE, BRADLEY GRANTHAM, JENNIFER GRAVES, LAMAR GREEN, BRIANNA GREEN, CHARLES HADI, SULAIMAN 9/24/2021 7:00:03 AM Gaming ABANDONED HALKO, RONALD HALL, KIMBERLY HARDEN, REGINALD HARRIS, KEITH HETE, ANDREW HETRICH, JUSTIN HOLL, KIRA HOPKINS, DAVID HOWARD, BRITTNEY JACKSON, LESLIE JOHNSON, JADEN JOHNSON, AUSTIN JONES, PHADRA JONES, KATARA JULIAN, CHRISTOPHER KAN, MAKHARA KANE, DAYANA KENNEDY, NYDIRAH KENNEDY, FLAME JR KIEFER, KYLE KING, TYRONE KING, DORIS KITCHEN, KYLE 9/24/2021 7:00:03 AM Gaming ABANDONED KNIGHT, RONEISHA KOEPFER, MATTHEW KONNEH, MOHAMMED KOUADIO, KOUASSI LACARTE, SHANNA LAMONT, KAYLA LAURION, JOSEPH LAW, DE SHEA LAWSON, JERMAR LEIGH, JAMES LEWIS, DANIELLE LEWIS, MARKIDA LILLY, MARTICUS JR LINDE, KARINA LOFTIS, SEAN LOPEZ, ANGEL JR LOPEZ, MELANIE LOPEZ, ELLIOT LOWNEY, ELIAS MARBURY, GENEEN MARINI, HAILEY MCCANTS-STONE, LAMELL MCGEE, JOCELYN 9/24/2021 7:00:03 AM Gaming ABANDONED MCINTOSH, NATALIE MCKINNEY, FRANK MCKINSTRY, MALIQUE MCNEIL, TERRAY MERCER, TIFFANY MESSER, JOSEPH JR MILBOURN, CASONDRA MILLER, NADIDAH MOORE, SHEMAR MORRIS, ANDRE JR MORRIS, JONATHAN MUNDEN, BRANDON NEALON, JOHN NELSON, CHANEL NGUYEN, JOHN NGUYEN, THY NIBLACK, ALIZE NOBOA, ANDREW OBITZ, VICTORIA OCAMPO, JOEY OCASIO, JOHNATHAN OL, KIMLENG ORTIZ, CYNTHIA 9/24/2021 7:00:03 AM Gaming ABANDONED OUTEN, DONOVAN PALEAFICO, NICOLE I PATTERSON-CARTER, JINAE PENDERGRASS, ERICK PEREZ, SALENA PEREZ, DOMINIQUE PEREZ RAMIREZ, KEYRI PETERSON, PATRICK PIERRE, WILNER PITTMAN, MATTHEW POPE, WILLIAM PORRINO, JOSEPH PRAZENICA, RICHARD PRESLEY, CHARLES III PRICE, ASHLIE PROPER, DYLAN PROVENCE, JAMES PUGH, DONTE RAISON, RYNIESHA REDMOND, NANETTE RHEM, TASHIRAH RIDDELL, CHRISTIAN RIMMER, KEVIN 9/24/2021 7:00:03 AM Gaming ABANDONED ROBINSON-SANKOFA, JOHARI RODGERS, NILE RODRIGUEZ, JOEL ROGERS, HEATHER ROMANS, CHARLES ROSS, SARA RUFFO, ANTHONY IV SABOL, ROBERTA SALINAS, MARCOS SANOCKI, MELISSA SANTOS, ANTHONY SCHAUER, CAMERON SCHEFFNER, BRIAN SCOTT, VERA SHAMWELL, BRIANA SHARTLE, VIRGINIA SHEPPARD, LORI SHULER, SIERRA SICILIANO, JOSEPH JR SMITH, MARCUS SMITH, DAVID JR SMITH, NAILAH SMITH SPRAGLEY, TALLIYAH 9/24/2021 7:00:03 AM Gaming ABANDONED SPADY, DARREN SPEARMAN, MICHAEL SPELLER, TAEHA STAFFORD, ASIAH STEAVE, OSONA STOKES, JUNIESA STREAT, BRANDON STUBBLEFIELD, NEHLAH SULLIVAN, KYLE SYKES, LASHAYA TAVAREZ, ANTHONY THOMAS, ERIC THOMAS, BRETT THOMAS, ALYSSA TITTLE, ALICIA TORRES, CARLOS TRAN, DZIEM-MI TROTTER, JEFFREY UNTERKOEFLER, KENNETH VASSALLUZZO, DANIEL VERDI, RANDY VIRGO, TISHANEY WACHTER, NOELLE 9/24/2021 7:00:03 AM Gaming ABANDONED WALL, HARRY WALTERS, RICHARD WELSH, JOHN WHEELER, MARQUIA WHITE, DESHAWN WHITMAN, JUSTIN WHITTED, MARCUS WILLIAMS, MONIQUE WILLIAMS, SCARLETT WILLIS, TARRELL WILSON, LARRY JR WRIGHT, SHAKEEMA WYCHE, ALEEYAH WYKOFF, ASHLEY YELLOWDY, DEMAURION YOUNG, DOUGLAS SR ZAYAS, TOMAS DENIED - BOARD ORDERED ADAMS, JAY III ALLEN, DARNELL ALLEN, ROBERT ALVARADO FLORES, EDUARDO ALVAREZ, MIGUEL 9/24/2021 7:00:03 AM Gaming DENIED - BOARD ORDERED ANDERSON, TERRY ANDUJAR, EDWARD ATKINSON, DUSTIN AUSTIN, DEVITA AYALA, VIVIAN BAUER, THOMAS BENNETT, MATTHEW BENNETT, MICHAEL BERGER, ALFRED IV BETHEA, COREY BLACK, PRINCESS BLACK, TIARRA BOSEMAN, SHAYNE JR BOSQUE, WILLIAM SR BOWEN, KEIARA BOZZUTO, DANIEL III BROWN, DANIELLE I BROWN, JAMES III BROWN, JARMAY BUNDY, PERRY JR BUTLER, DAINE CAMERON, DINEEN CANDELARIO, LESLYNNET 9/24/2021 7:00:03 AM Gaming DENIED - BOARD ORDERED CETLIN, ROYCE CHRISTIAN, BRITTANI CICCHIELLO, JOAN COLLADO, JOSE COLON, ROBERT CONNELLY, LEIGH COOPER, MARQUISE CRESPO, STEPHEN CROW, ALAN DAVIS, BREE DELVALLE, JOANNE DENNIS, DIAMOND DICKERSON, DAVID JR DUCH, STEPHANIE DUNFORD, DENNIS DZHAVAKYAN, EDUARD ECHEVARRIA, HECTOR EDMOND, STEVEN EDWARDS, JANAYA FAN, JIA YING FANNY, JUSTIN FERGUSON, MARION FLUELLING, JANET 9/24/2021 7:00:03 AM Gaming DENIED - BOARD ORDERED FORNITO, MARK FRITZ, JOSEPH GABRYELSKI, RUTH GALLO, RYAN GARCIA, KAREN GAUSE, BRENDA GERMAN, DENNIS GLOVER, ROMAN SR GRAY, PHILLIP III GREEN, BRYAN GREENE, JUSTIN GUZMAN, ORLANDO HADLEY, KIMBERLY HANIBLE, LEROY HAWKINS, JAMES SR HEARL, ASHLEY HINES, DARIUS HITCHENS, DAVID HODGE, IDRIS HOLMES, JOSH HORTH, HAK HORTON, SETH HUGGINS, CHRISTOPHER 9/24/2021 7:00:03 AM Gaming DENIED - BOARD ORDERED HUTZ, MARY JACKSON, JANET JACKSON, MALIK SR JEFFERSON, SHANTALE JOHNSON, ANDRE JOHNSON, STEPHEN JOSEPH, EDWIN KASCHAK, JOHN KOLBE, ALEXANDER KONWICK, KENNETH LANHAM, NIASIA LAWRENCE, DILANA LEE, SEAN LENG, NICHOLAS LEWIS, TORSHANE LINFANTE, MARK LOFTON, EDSHEENA LOPP, GINA MAN, HERO MANGUM, ZAYD MARCHANT, PAMELA MARCHETTI, JOHN MARTINEZ, RICARDO 9/24/2021 7:00:03 AM Gaming DENIED - BOARD ORDERED MARTINEZ, ARMANDO MATHER, CHARLES III MATTIE, SKYLER MAURO, ZENAIDA MCCLORY, KELLY MCCLOUD, SHAROD MCDONOUGH, THOMAS MCELROY, CARA MCSHERRY, MICHAEL MICHAELS, FRANK MILLER, BRITTANY MOLINA, XAVIER MONTALVO, ADRIELL MONTORO, MARK MOONEY, KEVIN MORALES, NELSON MORALES, JUAN MORRIS, FONTANE MORTIMER, CORTEZ MORTON, KEYHANA MOSELY, KEVIN JR MOSES, SIERRA MOYER, TRAVIS 9/24/2021 7:00:03 AM Gaming DENIED - BOARD ORDERED MROZ, JESSICA MUHAMMAD, IHSAN NEWSOME, TALIAH NGOUMOU, LOUIS NGUYEN, SANDY NGUYEN, ANTHONY NGUYEN, PHUONG O'CALLAGHAN, JOHN OWENS, EUGENE PATRON, KANE PERRIN, TERRANCE II PHEN, ANTHONY PLISH, TYLER PRICE, DOUGLAS QIU, SAI XING QUACH, DANTE RAI, SANTI RAKIECKI, MICHAEL RODRIGUEZ-REYES, WALESKA RODRIQUEZ, ERICK ROLLS, CHEYENNE ROTH, JASON SAWYER, ROBERT JR 9/24/2021 7:00:03 AM Gaming DENIED - BOARD ORDERED SCHEIRER, DION SELADONES, DAVID SELTER, JOSHUA SHAFFER, KEENAN SHAPCOTT, JOHN SILVA, CHRISTIAN SINGER, KENNETH JR SIRY, WILLIAM SLUWAR, MOMUDU SMALL, THOMAS SMITH, JOSHUA SMITH, WILLAIRD SMITH, JOSEPH SMITH, ANDREW SMITH, AMY SNOWDEN, TROY SOUVANNAVONG, PETER SPANBAUER, MEGAN SREY, SOPHAT STEIDLE, BENNETT STEWART, WILLIAM STOLAR, BRIANNA I STRACHAN-DUGAN, RYAN 9/24/2021 7:00:03 AM Gaming DENIED - BOARD ORDERED STRAZZERI, LEO SUBBA, BIKASH SUMPTER, CASHAI SWANSON, CHRISTOPHER THOMPSON, JAMESHIA THONGVANH-ROSS, LANS-TRAN TRUONG, LINH TUCKER, ANTONIO VENDZULES, ADAM VOLPE, DAVID VONG, SAM WESLEY, LAMARR WETZLER, JAMES WILBERT, CHARLES JR WILLIAMS, MICHAEL SR WILLIAMS, MICHAL WOLTZ, LLOYD WOODSON, PRISCILLA WRIGHT, RASHEED SR WRIGHT, EVERETT YEM, NICHOLAS EXPIRED ABADIA, LOURIE 9/24/2021 7:00:03 AM Gaming EXPIRED ABATA, KENNETH ABBATE, GUY ABBATTISTA, NICHOLAS ABBOTT, JANEE ABBOTT, DIMITRI ABBOTT, WARREN ABDALLA-SHERODA, ANN ABDELHADY, IMAN ABDULLA, SAMI ABDULLAH, QAADIR ABEL, LAUREN ABEREGG, CHARLES ABLOG, BUZ I ABLOG, JENNIFER ABRAHAM, MICHAEL ABRAMS, ZACHARY ABREU,
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