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Creditor List DRAFT 0801 Vredacted.Xlsx Banks State/ Creditor Address_1 Address_2 City Country Zip Phone Type Contact Bank of America 5225 Bay Road Suite B Saginaw MI 48604 (989) 964‐7821 Banking Joseph J. Kiss II, Senior Vice President,Senior Client Manager Public Sector Banking Bank of America Merrill Lynch Bank of America, N.A. Bank of New York Mellon Global Corporate Trust Chicago Tax Exempt 2 N. LaSalle St. Suite 1020 Chicago IL 60602 (312) 827‐8612 Banking Eduardo Rodriguez Vice President The Bank of New York Mellon Debt Chase 611 Woodward Ave. Mail Code MI 18078 Detroit MI 48226 (313 256‐2309 Banking Debra Leapheart, Asst. Vice President Comerica P.O. Box 75000 Detroit MI 48275‐3354 (313) 222‐3404 Banking LaJeanna D. Turner Vice President Municipalities Group ‐ MC 3354 First Independence Bank 44 Michigan Ave Detroit MI 48226 (313) 256‐8439 Banking Rhonda Pugh, Vice President PNC Bank 755 West Big Beaver Troy MI 48084 (248)‐729‐8649 Banking Sharon Ashmore Urban Partnership Bank 4830 B Cass Ave Detroit MI 48201 (313) 886‐2160 Banking Ruby Thompson, Teller Manager US Bank 535 Griswold Ste. 550 Detroit MI 48226 (313) 234‐4711 Banking Susan Brown, Global Corporate Trust Services, US Bank National Association Wells Fargo Bank N.A. Corporate, Escrow, and Municipal Solutions 230 W. Monroe St., Suite 2900 Chicago IL 60606 312.726.2163 Banking Scott Hagwell, Vice President Ambassador Capital Management 500 Griswold Ste. 2800 Detroit MI 48226 (313) 961‐3111 ext. 112 Investment Mr. Brian Jeffries Bank of America 5225 Bay Road Suite B Saginaw MI 48604 (989) 964‐7821 Investment Joseph J. Kiss II, Senior Vice President,Senior Client Manager Public Sector Banking Bank of America Merrill Lynch Bank of America, N.A. Bank of New York Mellon Global Corporate Trust Chicago Tax Exempt 2 N. LaSalle St. Suite 1020 Chicago IL 60602 (312) 827‐8612 Investment Eduardo Rodriguez Vice President The Bank of New York Mellon Debt Chase 611 Woodward Ave. Mail Code MI 18078 Detroit MI 48226 (313 256‐2309 Investment Debra Leapheart, Asst. Vice President Comerica P.O. Box 75000 Detroit MI 48275‐3354 (313) 222‐3404 Investment LaJeanna D. Turner Vice President Municipalities Group ‐ MC 3354 Dreyfus 144 Glenn Curtiss Boulevard Uniondale NY 11556 (516) 338‐3309 Investment Dominic Agate, Dreyfus Insvestment a division of MBSC Securities Corporation Federated Funds Federated Securities Corp. Federated 1001 Liberty Avenue Pittsburgh PA 15222‐3779 (312) 988‐4640 Investment Jack Streich Vice President Institutional Cash Investors Tower First Independence Bank 44 Michigan Ave Detroit MI 48226 (313) 256‐8439 Investment Rhonda Pugh, Vice President Merill Lynch C/P 500 Woodward Avenue Suite 3000 Detroit MI 48226‐5400 (313) 446‐1150 Investment Marie Vanerian, Institutional Consultant Morgan Stanley/Smith Barney 220 Park Street Suite 220 Birmingham MI 48009 (248) 258‐1788 Investment Mr. Darnell Jackson Morgan Stanley/Smith Barney (AIM) 2200 West Loop South Suite 100 Houston TX 77027 (713) 968‐3147 Investment Mr. Anthony Brock US Bank 535 Griswold Ste. 550 Detroit MI 48226 (313) 234‐4711 Investment Susan Brown, Global Corporate Trust Services, US Bank National Association Banks 13-53846-swr Doc 258-6 Filed 08/01/13 Entered 08/01/13 17:07:03 Page 1 of 367 Page 3138 Contract Counterparties Creditor Name Address_1 Address_2 City State Zip Accuform Business Systems Inc 7231 Southfield 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Woodward Ste 115 Bloomfiled MI 48304 Disposal Management LLC 570 Kirts Blvd Ste 211 Troy MI 48084 Disposal Management LLC 570 Kirts Blvd Ste 211 Troy MI 48084 Disposal Management LLC 615 Griswold Ste 1805 Detroit MI 48226 Disposal Management LLC 570 Kirts Blvd Ste 211 Troy MI 48084 Dmc Consultants Inc 13500 Foley St Detroit MI 48227 Dte Energy Services Inc Box 2859 Detroit MI 48260 Enterprise Uniform 2862 E Grand Blvd Detroit MI 48202 Federal Pipe & Supply Co Inc 6464 E McNichols Detroit MI 48212 Fire Systems Of Michigan Inc 26109 Grand River Redford MI 48240 Forest Painting Inc 32485 Northampton Warren MI 48093‐6160 Fort Wayne Contracting Inc 600 E Seven Mile Rd Detroit MI 48203 Futurenet Group Inc 12801 Auburn St Detroit MI 48223 Futurenet Group Inc 19215 W Eight Mile Rd Ste B Detroit MI 48219 Contract Counterparties 13-53846-swr Doc 258-6 Filed 08/01/13 Entered 08/01/13 17:07:03 Page 2 of 367 Page 3139 Contract Counterparties Creditor Name Address_1 Address_2 City State Zip Gabriel Roeder Smith & Company One Town Sq Ste 800 Southfield MI 48076 Gene's Towing 2411 Vinewood Detroit MI 48216 Giorgi Concrete LLC and Major Cement Co., Joint Venture 20450 Sherwood Detroit MI 48234 Great Lakes Power Inc 30 W Lantz Detroit MI 48203 Great Lakes Service Center Inc 8841 Michigan Ave Detroit MI 48210 Great Lakes Service Center Inc 8841 Michigan Ave Detroit MI 48210 Great Lakes Service Center Inc 8841 Michigan Ave Detroit MI 48210 Groundwork 645 Griswold Ste 1300 Detroit MI 48226 Guardian Bonded Security PO Box 5196 Southfield MI 48066‐6003 Hastings Air Energy Control 5555 S Westridge Dr New Berlin WI 53151 Henry Ford Health System Occupational Health One Ford Pl 2F Detroit MI 48202 Henry Ford Health System Occupational Health One Ford Pl 2F Detroit MI 48202 Hercules & Hercules Inc 19055 W Davidson Ave Detroit MI 48223 Id Networks Inc 7720 Jefferson Rd Ashtabula OH 44005 Integrated Supply Management Inc 3575 Vinewood Detroit MI 48208 J & B Medical Supply Company Inc 50496 W 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