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2013-2014 Donors 2013-2014 Donors A. G. Consulting Services, LLC A. P. Keller, Inc. Aaron's Rent to Own Store AARP Belle Chasse Chapter 4034 Ms. Connie M. Abadie Dr. and Mrs. Francis R. Abadie Ms. Jeanne Abadie Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd J. Abadie, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Abadie Mr. and Mrs. William C. Abadie, Sr. Ms. Yvonne C. Abadie Mr. and Mrs. Jose A. Abadin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Peter V. Abate Ms. Miriam L. Abate Mr. and Mrs. Rodney J. Abele, Jr. Mr. Keith R. Abide Mrs. Patricia F. Abide Mr. Desmond Ables Mr. and Mrs. Herman J. Abry Academy of Our Lady Deceased 2013-2014 Donors Academy of the Sacred Heart Ms. Mary F. Achary Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Ackal, Jr. Ms. Danna M. Acker Acme Oyster House Ms. Greta M. Acomb Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Acomb, Jr. Mr. Bernard R. Acosta Mr. Casamere J. Acosta, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Acosta, Sr. Mrs. Linda Acosta Mrs. Dora J. Adair Mr. and Mrs. Byron A. Adams, Jr. Mr. Dale T. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Ellis W. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Adams Mr. Lon G. Adams Ms. Marguerite L. Adams and Mr. Thomas K. Foutz Mr. Mark W. Adams Ms. Mary L. Adams Deceased 2013-2014 Donors Dr. Yvonne S. Adler and Mr. David V. Adler Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Adoue Adventure Quest Laser Tag Ms. Denise Ady John J. Aertker, Jr. Company AFP Greater Northshore Chapter Mr. David Aguilar Mr. Frank Aguilar, Jr. Ms. Maria Aguilar Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd J. Aguillard, Jr. Ms. Winona P. Aguzin-Gibbs Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Ahrens III AIM New Orleans Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Aitkens Mr. and Mrs. Adolph M. Ajubita Dr. and Mrs. Richard K. Akin Mr. and Mrs. James C. Alack The Honorable and Mrs. Terry Q. Alarcon Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Albares Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Albares Deceased 2013-2014 Donors Mrs. Pamela Albers Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Albers Mr. and Mrs. Danny J. Albert Mr. and Mrs. Roy R. Alberts Ms. Hilse L. Alcerro Ms. Suzanne Alciatore Francis J. Alessi, MD Ms. Juanita C. Alexander Ms. Louella B. Alexander Mrs. Elizabeth Alexie Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Alfonso, Sr. Ms. Catherine P. Alford Mr. and Mrs. W. Raley Alford III Ms. Shannon Alford-Lumar Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Alfortish Mr. and Mrs. Ray A. Alfred Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Algero, Sr. Alice Birney Elementary School Ms. Gabrielle Alicino The Aline Underhill Orten Foundation Deceased 2013-2014 Donors Ms. Angela S. Alizadehardebili All Saints Rosary Group Mr. and Mrs. Andrew P. Allain Mr. and Mrs. David Allelo Ms. Bernice Allen Ms. Dianne Allen Mr. Thomas J. Allen, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William C. Allen III Almar Foundation Zeta Psi Alumni Chapter of Alpha Chi Omega Sorority Mr. and Mrs. Ryan and Amanda Alvarez Ms. Monique Amacker Mr. and Mrs. John G. Amato Mr. Remy M. Amedee Mr. and Mrs. Edward N. Ameen American Eagle Fence LLC American Endowment Foundation American International Group Matching Grants Program American Legion Post 397 Inc. Amerigroup Louisiana Inc Deceased 2013-2014 Donors Ms. Gaynell Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Irvin I. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. David F. Andignac, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. David J. Andignac, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Jack A. Andonie Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey P. Andrews Mr. and Mrs. A. Vance Andry Mr. and Mrs. Allain C. Andry III Angel's Pet Grooming, LLC Mr. Paul Angelle Annunciation Catholic Church Mrs. Danica P. Ansardi Ms. Agnes Anzalone The Honorable Kerry J. Anzalone Ms. Lois L. Anzel Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Anzelmo Aquarius Air Conditioning and Heating Services Dr. Anthony J. Aramburo Mr. Thomas A. Arana, Jr. Deceased 2013-2014 Donors Ms. Dawn Araujo Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Arbo Ms. Elsie R. Arcana Mr. Remy F. Arcement III Archbishop Chapelle High School Archbishop Hannan High School Archbishop Rummel High School Archbishop Shaw High School Archdiocesan Cemeteries Archdiocese of New Orleans Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Archie Ms. Samone Ard Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Arendt, Jr. Mr. John Arenstam Mr. Carlos H. Arguello Mr. and Mrs. Roberto Arias Mr. Patrick Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Alan C. Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Luis Arocha, Jr. Deceased 2013-2014 Donors Ms. Patricia Arostegui Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Arrington Mr. Alex Arroliga Art & Design by Ruth Goliwas Mr. John C. Arthurs Mr. Sidney J. Artigues, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert F. Artus, Jr. Ms. Eileen Ascani Ascension of Our Lord Church Ascension of Our Lord School Sister Angela Ashbey Mr. Bizhan O. Askari Assumption of Our Lady Mission Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Aswad Mrs. Mary L. Atkinson Ms. Ann K. Aucoin Ms. Charlene A. Aucoin Mr. and Mrs. Claude J. Aucoin, Jr. Ms. Cynthia A. Aucoin Mr. and Mrs. Gary Aucoin Deceased 2013-2014 Donors Mrs. Geraldine P. Aucoin Mr. and Mrs. Leonard H. Aucoin, Sr. Mr. Philip S. Aucoin Audubon Institute, Incorporated Ms. Marie Augillard Mr. and Mrs. Raymond P. Augustin, Jr. Ms. Jo Ann L. Augustine Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ault Mr. Mark Autin Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Avants Mr. and Mrs. Ashton B. Avegno, Jr. Ms. Carol W. Avegno Ms. Jennifer Avegno Mr. and Mrs. Farrel Avist Mr. and Mrs. Don C. Awbrey Mr. and Mrs. Sidney P. Ayala Ms. Andima Ayerdi Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Ayestas Ms. Ashlyn Ayler Mr. and Mrs. Theodore G. Aymami Deceased 2013-2014 Donors Mr. Melvin J. Aysen The Azby Fund Ms. Julie A. Azzaro Ms. Bentley Babin Ms. Cynthia A. Babin Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Babin Mr. and Mrs. Felix J. Babin Mr. and Mrs. Wayne J. Babin, Jr. Mr. James F. Bachemin Mr. and Mrs. Lucas H. Bacino Mr. Walter J. Bacino Mr. and Mrs. Wayne L. Bacino, Sr. Mrs. Gladys B. Badeaux Mr. Peter J. Badie, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Badinger Ms. Arthemise G. Baehr Mr. Christopher Baer Mr. and Mrs. Richard Baglow Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Bagot, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Garfield W. Baham Deceased 2013-2014 Donors Ms. Sharon V. Baham Ms. Lizzie Bailey Mr. Paul M. Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Sidney W. Bailey Ms. Lisa Baillic Ms. Ann P. Bairnsfather Ms. Jeannie Baker Mr. Juan R. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baker Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Baker, Jr. Ms. Paulette Baker Mr. and Mrs. Claudio C. Balbero Mr. and Mrs. Nelson G. Balbon Commander and Mrs. Ronald J. Bald Baldwin Motors, Inc. Estate of Lawrence J. Baldwin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Balhoff II Ms. Barbara A. Ballard Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Ballas Mr. Charles J. Ballay Deceased 2013-2014 Donors Ms. Angela C. Balli Ms. Petrina Balser Mrs. Phyllis G. Band Mr. Roger Bandera Mrs. Libby G. Bandi Bank of America United Way Campaign Ms. Dalanie Banks Mr. and Mrs. David E. Banks II Ms. Fannie Mae Banks Mr. and Mrs. Leonard J. Bankston, Jr. Mr. Kevin Bannon Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Bannon Ms. Catherine Banos Ms. Debra K. Banquer Baptist Community Ministries Ms. Eunice R. Baptiste Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Baquet Mr. and Mrs. Barry M. Baquie Mr. Chet M. Baquie Mr. and Mrs. Norman P. Baquie Deceased 2013-2014 Donors Mr. Edward Barahona Ms. Zela L. Barandiaran Ms. Denise B. Barbarin Mr. Kirk A. Barbarin Ms. Deborah Barbe Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Barber, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. August J. Barbier, Jr. The Honorable and Mrs. Carl J. Barbier Mr. and Mrs. Michael Barbier Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Barbier Ms. Gayle A. Barclay Sister Anthony Barczykowski, DC Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Barczykowski Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Bares III Mr. and Mrs. James E. Bargainear Dr. and Mrs. Brian M. Barkemeyer Mr. and Mrs. John S. Barker III Barker, Boudreaux, Lamy & Foley Mr. and Mrs. N. Buckner Barkley, Jr. Ms. Theresa Barnard Deceased 2013-2014 Donors Ms. Antoinette Barnes Ms. Leslie J. Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Leon G. Barnett Mr. and Mrs. Shawn M. Barney Ms. Karen Barnhart Mrs. Sandra M. Barousse Mr. and Mrs. John Barranco Mr. and Mrs. Cary Barras Mr. Lesley M. Barré Mrs. Laura K. Barreca Mr. Efrain I. Barrera Mr. Daniel J. Barrett, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Miles W. Barrett Mr. Andre C. Barrios Mr. and Mrs. Austin F. Barrios, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene G. Barrios Mrs. Tinka A. Barrios Ms. Aimee B. Barrois Ms. Michele Barrow Ms. Mary Barry Deceased 2013-2014 Donors Ms. Carol O. Bartels Ms. Thelma N. Barthe Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Barthelemy Ms. Tanna Barthelemy Mr. and Mrs. Earl J. Bartholomew, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott C. Bartholomew Mrs. Priscilla R. Bartholomew Bartholomew J. Recame, Sr. Foundation Ms. Michelle Bartley Mr. Russell N. Bartley Base Logistics, LLC Ms. Sophia Bass Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Bassemier Mr. and Mrs. Beauregard Bassich Mr. Edward G. Bassler Mr. and Mrs. Herman L. Bastian, Jr. Ms. Lois Batiste Baton Rouge Area Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David V. Batt Mr. and Mrs. John D. Battaglia Deceased 2013-2014 Donors Ms. Angelle A. Baudier Mr. Irby T. Baudouin Mr. Ernest J. Bauer, Jr. Deacon Louis F. Bauer Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Bauer Ms. Claudia C. Baumgarten Mr. and Mrs. John V. Baus Mr. and Mrs. William A. Baute Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Bautsch Ms. Natasha Baxter Mrs. Kristine C. Bay and Mr. Robert A. Iger Mr. Donald J. Baye Baynham Best, LLC Ms. Carol E. Bayonne Ms. Laurie L. Bazin Ms. Germaine P. Bazzle Mr. Joseph D. Beach, Jr. Mr. Ryan Beach Mrs. Rose Marie C. Beard Dr. William P. 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