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BEQUESTS WILL TO END HUNGER MONTHLY DONORS Charles W. Bower Anonymous Ms. Kerry Aalto Paul W. Bowles Mr. Edward J. Allard Ms. Jasmine Abou-El-Kheir Lee Brann Mr. Michael Buck Mr. and Mrs. Mathew T. Abraham Irma Carter Mrs. Martha Cray Ms. Ann Acker C. J. Eaton Mr. Dennis F. Delavara Mr. Erwin Acox Lloyd Q. Evans Mr. David Duke Mr. Mark A. Acuna John S. Grabowski Mr. Joseph R. Ender Ms. Susan N. Adler David A. Hicks Ms. Delphine Fontagneres Mr. and Mrs. James J. Ahern Edward F. Hosek Joan M. Giardina Mr. Rizwan Ahmed Richard Proulx Ms. Susan E. Grabin Mr. and Mrs. Alan Ahr Steven W. Rietveld Mr. Gregory Greenwood Mr. James R. Ahr and Ms. Mary Dwyer Natalie B. Taylor Ms. Yvonne R. Heins Ms. Margaret Al-Qassas Thelma L. Walls Mr. Arthur O. Kane Ms. Andrea Albers Harold O. Wingfield Mr. Jack Kanuk Mr. Henry F. Albertz Ms. Janice G. Kates Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Albright MEMORIALS Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kindler Mr. Lorenzo Alcaraz John R. Alden Mr. Thomas J. Kus Ms. Judy L. 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