Contributors: Tony Annunziato Diane DeJoseph Karen Gustina Lynn Kelly Susan Purtell Camille Putnam Megan Stapley Karen Vance Front Cover: Moving Miralces Inside: Message from the Executive Director Page 2 East Aurora Chamber Event Page 2 Individual Accomplishments Page 3 Summer Fun Page 4 SASi Supporters Pages 5 - 8 Making A Difference…. Page 9 Upcoming Events Page 10 Crickett’s Corner Page 11 Moving Miracles is a therapeutic dance and movement program for children and adults with developmental and physical disabilities. Established in 1998 by director Sheila Dollas, Moving Miracles, Inc. opened its doors with just four students. Today there are over 150 individuals benefitting from the power and joy of the movement and music! In 1999 Moving Miracles began its day habilitation programs partnering with various agencies throughout WNY. Instructors, dancers, staff and volunteers come together during classes for exercise, socialization, creative expression and an opportunity to enrich their lives through dance. All of this empowers the dancers to explore the magic of the performing arts. In 2008, Moving Miracles formed a collaborative relationship with Suburban Adult Services, Inc. Administrative support services and resources were provided by SASi to assist the program with many of their “behind the scenes” needs. In May of 2014, Moving Miracles officially became a division of SASi. Sheila Dollas continues in her role as the Program Director of Moving Miracles. The dance teachers and support staff also continue in their previous roles. We are delighted to have this wonderful program as a part of SASi’s growing menu of quality services! Moving Miracles continues to operate out of its custom dance studio in the Southgate Plaza in West Seneca. The program will also continue to cultivate the relationship between the Dance Company Ensemble and the Buffalo Youth Ballet & Configuration Dance Theatre. The dancers can be seen locally at the annual Music is Art Festival. They have also been asked to perform for numerous events and organizations around Western New York including the Annual Developmental Disabilities Awareness Day, Cradle Beach Harvest Festival, West Seneca Woman’s Club and our very own SASi Celebration held at Kleinhans Music Hall on Saturday, October 25, 2014.
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Contributors:
Tony Annunziato
Diane DeJoseph
Karen Gustina
Lynn Kelly
Susan Purtell
Camille Putnam
Megan Stapley
Karen Vance
Front Cover:
Moving
Miralces
Inside:
Message from the Executive Director
Page 2
East Aurora Chamber Event Page 2
Individual Accomplishments
Page 3
Summer Fun Page 4
SASi Supporters Pages 5 - 8
Making A
Difference….
Page 9
Upcoming Events Page 10
Crickett’s Corner Page 11
Moving Miracles is a therapeutic dance and
movement program for children and adults with
developmental and physical disabilities.
Established in 1998 by director Sheila Dollas,
Moving Miracles, Inc. opened its doors with just
four students. Today there are over 150
individuals benefitting from the power and joy of
the movement and music! In 1999 Moving
Miracles began its day habilitation programs
partnering with various agencies throughout
WNY. Instructors, dancers, staff and volunteers
come together during classes for exercise,
socialization, creative expression and an
opportunity to enrich their lives through dance.
All of this empowers the dancers to explore the
magic of the performing arts.
In 2008, Moving Miracles formed a collaborative
relationship with Suburban Adult Services, Inc.
Administrative support services and resources
were provided by SASi to assist the program with
many of their “behind the scenes” needs. In
May of 2014, Moving Miracles officially became
a division of SASi. Sheila Dollas continues in her
role as the Program Director of Moving Miracles.
The dance teachers and support staff also
continue in their previous roles. We are delighted
to have this wonderful program as a part of
SASi’s growing menu of quality services!
Moving Miracles continues to
operate out of its custom
dance studio in the
Southgate Plaza in West
Seneca. The program will
also continue to cultivate the
relationship between the
Dance Company Ensemble
and the Buffalo Youth Ballet
& Configuration Dance
Theatre. The dancers can be
seen locally at the annual
Music is Art Festival. They
have also been asked to
perform for numerous events
and organizations around
Western New York including the Annual
Developmental Disabilities Awareness Day,
Cradle Beach Harvest Festival, West Seneca
Woman’s Club and our very own SASi
Celebration held at Kleinhans Music Hall on
Saturday, October 25, 2014.
CORPORATE BOARD
Mark Balus President
Hillary Bowen Vice President
Thomas Geisendorfer
Secretary
Timothy Madey Treasurer
Deanna Briggs
George Gebhard
Lois Jackson
Ron Kenyon
Michael O’Connor
Paul Synor
FOUNDATION BOARD
Frederick Marshall President
Kevin Weber Vice President
Michael Medden Secretary
Suzanne Novelli Treasurer
Mark Andol
Don Bach
Beth Downing
Anthony Frazer
George Gebhard
Thomas Geisendorfer
Jeffrey Markello
William O’Connell
John Voss
Tammy Yekich
SASi Boards of Directors
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SASi Welcomes East Aurora Chamber Members
On Tuesday, April 15th SASi hosted the East Aurora
Chamber of Commerce, “Business After Hours” event at
our West Maple Court location. The event provided an
opportunity for chamber members and their guests to
learn more about SASi and network with other chamber members, SASi management staff and
Board of Directors. Board members in attendance included: Mark Balus, Hillary Bowen, Don
Bach, John Voss, Suzanne Novelli and Anthony Frazer. The event included refreshments,
speakers from SASi, Deputy County Executive Richard Tobe and Commissioner Maria Whyte who
presented “Initiatives For A Smart Economy.” The SASSY CLASSY DRUMMERS performed for the
group of guests as they toured the facility.
Dear Participants, Staff, Family and Friends of SASi:
As we look to our future, and in our ongoing efforts to ensure quality
services, I am pleased to inform you that we are having ongoing
discussions with Claddagh Commission, Inc. on ways to further the
existing collaborations between our two organizations. Together we have
a long history of sharing services, staff and working cooperatively on
special projects including clinical services and as joint owners of the
kazoo factory.
We believe that our similar missions, founding principles and strong board
commitment in providing quality services to people with developmental disabilities will make this a
successful partnership. Our board is confident that should an integration of our two agencies
occur, including but not limited to the possibility of a consolidation or merger, it would better
position us for managed care and strengthen our overall mission in the years to come.
Both SASi and Claddagh have achieved the COMPASS designation and are recognized leaders in
our work with people with disabilities. We believe that advancing this relationship will increase our
ability to retain and attract quality staff that is the backbone of our organizations. Most
importantly, the needs of the people that we serve will come first with any decisions that are made
about our future. Although we are in the early stages, and there are many details to be worked
through, I want everyone at SASi to be well informed as the process moves along.
If you have questions or comments please feel free to contact me at any time. Thank you for your
time and ongoing support of SASi and the people that we serve.
Anthony J. Annunziato
Executive Director
SASi
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Like everyone else, all of us at High Hurdles are soaking in every
ounce of sunshine! Summer at High Hurdles means lots of riders
and hopefully a few treats! Now that the soil has dried out, we
can start working on the new outdoor arena. Thanks to generous
donations from friends of High Hurdles, especially Enterprise
Rent-A-Car, we’re off to a great start to making this project
possible.
Our plan is to place the outdoor arena directly behind the existing
indoor arena. The back doors of the indoor arena will open to a
channel leading to the new outdoor space. This will allow us to
continue to use the mounting block, ramp and Sure-Hands lift for
riders to mount their horses and then proceed seamlessly
outdoors to ride. The outdoor arena will be approximately
70’x135’, well drained, and have the same great footing we
enjoy indoors. It will be fenced for safety, with gates at both the
far end and left side.
Since we have such a beautiful view up on the hill, we’d like to have our riders be able to enjoy the outdoors as
much as possible. We would like to build a wide mulched path between the new arena and the pastures which
would continue through the adjoining grassy fields. This will be a great space for trail rides and sensory stops
along the way. We are picturing a water feature, bridge, some trees / shrubs / flowers, wind chimes, and
activities in this sensory space. Some say I might be dreaming big, but I think that’s the only way to dream!
The addition of an outdoor riding space will also allow us to continue to grow the program by offering additional
lessons and, possibly even hosting shows for our neighboring communities to visit and participate. The added
paths and sensory trails will be a lovely place for people to relax and enjoy nature. This is good stuff for riders
and horses alike!
If you are interested in helping to make sure this
project becomes reality, you can make a donation
to High Hurdles—specifying that it is for the
outdoor riding areas. Or, if you would like to
dedicate a section of fence surrounding the
outdoor arena, we will add a plaque with your
family’s name engraved as a thank you for your
$100 donation. Donations can be made by mail to
960 West Maple Ct., Elma, NY, by phone (716)805
-1555 or by going to the SASi website at
www.sasinc.org and clicking on the High Hurdles
tab which is listed under “Programs”.
We are looking forward to a great finish to a
fantastic summer of riding and fun! Please join us
as a rider, volunteer or just stop by for a visit.
Bring a few apples if you think of it!
An Exceptional Evening of
Saturday, October 25, 2014 ~ 5:30pm - 9:30pm
Enjoy a Private Cocktail Reception & Dinner in the Mary Seaton Room with a special performance by the
Moving Miracles Dancers (Dinner and program will start promptly at 6:00pm)
Following the reception, the event will move to the Main Music Hall for the concert featuring “The Hit Men.” Their musical legacy spans the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s and includes all of the great
songs made popular again by Broadway’s hit musical, Jersey Boys.
Join us as we experience this celebration of Arts & Abilities and the music of the biggest hit makers of all times! For tickets please call (716)805-1555 or visit www.sasinc.org
Pre-sale tickets—$20
At the door—$25
Includes dinner &
Chance at GIFT CARD
door prizes
For tickets & table
reservations of 10 or
more contact
BARBARA @ 674-1545
Or online
www.MovingMiracles.org
Entertainment ByEntertainment ByEntertainment By
Terry BuchwaldTerry BuchwaldTerry Buchwald
Show: 7:oo —10:00pm
Saturday, November 8, 2014
Doors Open at 6:00pm Dinner served 6:30-8:30pm (cash bar)
On Friday, June 27th, with the help of his SASi family, longtime baseball fan Tim Barrows had the chance to live a dream and honor his father’s memory by throwing out the ceremonial first pitch at the Buffalo Bisons game at Coca-Cola field. Tim was born and raised into a world of baseball. His father, Bob Barrows, was a baseball legend in Buffalo and Tim was frequently by his dad’s side on the field, in the stands and at home enjoying every sport at any level.
Bob Barrows won 643 games as head baseball coach at Orchard Park High over 39 years. His teams won 24 ECIC division titles, seven Section VI championships, a state championship in 1988 and turned out numerous all-Western New York and all-league players. Twice he was named New York State Baseball Coach of the Year.
Sadly, Bob passed away last July, but on game day Tim was all smiles as he prepared for his chance on the pitcher’s mound. With thoughts of his dad and with his brother Pat on the field cheering him on, Tim lobbed his pitch over the plate to Bisons stand-in catcher, Buster Bison.
SASi individuals, staff and families had a chance to root for Tim as well. More than 110 SASi supporters were in attendance on “Zombie Night” to watch our hometown Buffalo Bisons beat the Columbus Clippers 7 to 1.
Wyoming County Cemetery—Not Just Numbers
On July 3rd, WIVB-Channel 4 reporter George Richert visited the Wyoming County Cemetery. The feature, which aired on June 23rd, put a spotlight on a project that has been close to the hearts of many at SASi for nearly 10 years.
Many of the 300 people who lived at the Wyoming Home are buried in this once dilapidated cemetery. They are in graves marked only by numbers and, until SASi took on the project, even their humble gravestones were broken and invisible to passers by because of years of neglect. SASi CFO, Shawn Cunningham, has been a part of the project since the beginning and states, “It’s a lonely place. The people that are buried here were left alone and forgotten.
The area was in really bad shape and overgrown.”
Over the past 10 years, many different individuals and staff members have taken care of clearing, enhancing and maintaining the property. Together, with Wyoming County Historian Doris Bannister, they have identified most of the people buried there. Mark Cordz, SASi Habili-tation Specialist says, “We come out here and work rain or shine. The first time we were here they asked why we were doing this. My response was ‘We are doing this because these are people that have been forgotten. People shouldn’t be forgotten and maybe someday people will remember that we did this.’” The full story can be viewed through the SASi website at www.sasinc.org.
In Case You Missed It...
19th Annual Golf Tournament & 6th Annual Wine Tour
Although it threatened, the weather held off for another great year of golf and wine tasting. The tournament was
held at Arrowhead Golf Club on Friday, June 13th. The tournament sold-out with a full field of 144 golfers again this
year. Our favorite WGRZ Channel 2 reporter, Kevin O’Neill was on hand to emcee the event.
While the golfers were out on the course, 20 guests were off to enjoy the tastes of the grapes at five wineries along
the Niagara Wine Trail. Everyone gathered back at Arrowhead’s beautiful Timberlodge banquet facility for dinner,
prizes and raffles. The event raised $27,606, an increase over last year. Mark Your Calendars! The 2015 event is
tentatively scheduled for Friday, June 12, 2015.
Thank You to our top sponsors:
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Crusin’ for a Cause on the Miss Buffalo II
Thursday, August 7th was a BEAUTIFUL night for a boat ride!
75 guests were aboard the Miss Buffalo II for a private dinner cruise along the harbor and shores of Lake Erie.
The evening included presentations by representatives from SASi’s High Hurdles Therapeutic Riding and Moving
Miracles Therapeutic Dance & Movement Programs. The proceeds from the event will benefit both of these special
programs.
Guests were also entertained by Betsey Rogers who, although too shy to speak to the crowd, was proud to show off her
dance skills with an impromptu solo to several pop songs. Betsey participates in both High Hurdles and Moving Miracles
and her performance was a testimony to the skill and self confidence she has gained at these programs. To learn more,
log on to our website: www.sasinc.org.
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The Important Questions
Who are the people you are closest
to? Do you spend as much time with
them as you'd like? Are you happy
where you live? Is your work fulfilling?
What was the last goal you achieved?
These are questions that many of us
ask ourselves to assess where we are
and where we would like to be in our
lives. They are also among the
questions that individuals in SASi
programs are being asked through our
new Personal Outcome Measures
(POMs) initiative.
Created by the Council on Quality
Leadership and used around the
world, POMs is an interviewing tool
des igned to determine what
individuals want in life and if the
organization that supports them is
effectively helping them achieve these
goals.
The tool is innovative in its simple,
person -d i rec ted a pproach to
measuring an agency's success by
exploring the outcomes in people's
lives.
What does a person want his or her
life to be? Is the organization aware of
these goals? Are the services and
supports provided helping the
individual achieve or move closer to
the desired outcomes?
To bring a person’s goals to life, we
need to speak directly and candidly
with them about what's important
in their lives and what living, loving
and working means to them.
Roadmap to a Clear Destination
Several SASi staff members have
been trained as POMs interviewers
and we are in the process of
training all staff on the philosophy.
The information obtained through
these initial interviews is being
analyzed to identify trends on
agency strengths. Changes on both
a programmatic and organizational
level to help individuals achieve
their goals are being discussed.
So far, feedback from both trainees
and those interviewed indicates
that the program is pointing us in
the right direction. "POMs offers
support to everyone involved. It
encourages dialogue, education
and enlightenment on people’s
goals and outcomes” said Melinda
Mellon, who is certified through the
program. "It is an open, honest,
direct and mindful process and
interaction that offers everyone
involved a very meaningful
opportunity for engagement."
Interviewee, Dan Blasdell said, "It
was different because they wanted
to know more about my life, what I
want and how well I’m doing it.
Nobody had ever asked me those
questions before and I feel proud of
doing it. I think everybody should
have a chance to do it."
A Guide for the Future
Over the course of the next few
months, Certified Trainers will
provide the trainings to staff
throughout the agency. Moving
forward, POMs will play an important
role in guiding the way services are
shaped and delivered.
"This initiative sets the stage for self-
direction, and for each individual to
gain better control in choosing
services and supports that will help
them achieve the outcomes they
want," said Jill Arrance. "It is a
standardized tool that can help us
identify what people need and want,
and how we can provide it."
POMs conversations have enormous
potential to spark innovation and
change for staff, the agency and,
most importantly, for individuals and
families. By knowing what's most
important to people, we can align our
supports and services with their
wants and needs.
PERSONAL OUTCOME MEASURES: Bringing Living, Loving and Working to Life
Doing What Really Matters…..
“I decide”
“Services are adapted to the unique needs of my child”
“I have the flexibility to support people to achieve THEIR goals” “I select the people who will help me” “I am a meaningful part of my community”
Thank you!! To all of the individuals and organizations Whose gifts in 2013 helped provide programs and services for individuals with disabilities enabling them to lead meaningful
lives and be as independent as possible.
In honor of: Michael Keller
Ms. Barbara Keller
In honor of: Kyle Knarr
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Knarr
Ms. Theresa Kazmierczak
In honor of: Kristen Koester
Mr. & Mrs. Warren Hardy
In honor of: Matt Lahrs
Mr. Donald Larhs
In honor of: Andrew Lerner
Mr. David Lerner
In memory of: Barbara Lund
Ms. Anna Hale
In honor of: Doug McCormick
Mr. & Mrs. Doug McCormick
In honor of: Hannah Nappo
Mr. Alonzo Chase
In honor of: Dan Nicaise
Mr. Robert Nicaise
In honor of: Kevin C. Norton
Ms. Marilyn Norton
In memory of: Elaine Nowakowski
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Madey
In honor of: Jeffrey Pietraszewski
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Pietraszewski
In honor of: Camille Putnam
Mr. Lewis Fuller
In memory of: Martha & Peter Robinson
Mr. Lawrence Robinson
In honor of: Betsey L. Rogers
Mrs. Beverly Rogers-Winter
In honor of: Jimmy Rondina
Mr. Gene Rondina
In honor of: Nancy Sable
Mr. Kenneth Sable
In honor of: Mike Santoro
Mr. George Santoro
In memory of: Tim Schwab
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Purtell
In memory of: Joseph & Wilma Sheflin
Ms. Myrna Bishop
In memory of: Donald Trimboli
Ms. Grace Trimboli
In honor of: Nancy Urban
Ms. Patricia Urban
In memory of: E.J. Walker
Ms. Florence Kloiber
In honor of: Kevin Weber
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Weber
In honor of: Karen Webster
Mr. & Mrs. Howard Webster
Happy Birthday William Ruminski!
Ms. Mary Ruminski
In honor of: Tricia Yekich
Mr. & Mrs. Steve Yekich
In memory of: Linda Yox
Mrs. Lynn Kelly
Mrs. Susan Purtell
SASi MSC Department
Ms. Marie Sutton
In honor of: Norbert Zdrojewski
Ms. Henrietta Zdrojewski
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In honor of: Jeffrey & Robert Brown Ms. Lorna May Brown
Happy Birthday Ellen Browne!
Ms. Patrick Keenan-Devlin
In honor of: Pearl Dewein
Mr. Larry Dewein
In honor of: Jeremy Falconer
Mr. Ronald Falconer
Happy 80th Birthday Kathleen Ferris!
Ms. Mary Gorman
In honor of: Paul Ferris
Anonymous
Mr. Spencer Ferris
Mr. Scott Hilderbrandt
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Ferris
Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Johnsen
In memory of: Jeannie Fischer
Mr. Joseph Barrick
In memory of: Joyce Fisher
Ms. Margaret Loop
API Heat Transfer
In memory of: Joseph Fridman
Mr. Robert Borchert
In memory of: Gertrude Gentner
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Daley
In memory of: Sarah Hall
Mr. Bill Daigler
In honor of: Elizabeth (Libbie) Hard
Ms. Deborah Hard
In honor of: Laura Anne Hawkins
Ms. Charles Hawkins
In memory of: Stella & Michael Hormozis
Mr. & Mrs. George Maderer
In memory of: Craig Jankowiak
Mr. & Mrs. Phil MacCormack
In memory of: Cedric L. Johnson
Ms. Betty Dubose
Ms. Linda Cowan
Tribute gifts (cont.)
Individual Donors Ms. Catherine Agnello
Ms. Eleanor Anderson
Mr. Anthony Annunziato
Mr. Patrick Anthony
Ms. Jill Arrance
Mr. & Mrs. Clement Arrison
Mr. & Mrs. Don Bach
Mr. John Backus
Ms. Elizabeth Baker
Mr. & Mrs. Johnathan Baker
Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Baker
Ms. & Ms. Karen and Nadine Bald/Gardner
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Balus
Ms. Lori Bannister
Ms. Joy Bargy
Ms. Amanda Barratt
Mr. Joseph Barrick
Ms. Tammy Bauer
Mr. & Mrs. Mathew Beals
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Ms. Barbara Beck
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Becker
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Ms. Patricia Bethin
Mr. David Bialaszewski
Ms. Marion Biletsky
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Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Birke
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Mr. William Downey
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Ms. Amanda Driscoll
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Ms. Cynthia Dukarm
Mr. Kevin Dunbar
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Mr. John Edson
Mr. & Mrs. Craig Ehnes
Ms. Krystal Ellis
Ms. Callie Elsaesser
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Ms. Sarah Evans
Mr. Ronald Falconer
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Ms. Joyce Ferger
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Mr. & Mrs. Mark Ferris
Mr. Joel Ferry
Mr. Michael Ferry
Mr. Alfred Feuz
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Ms. Joanne Fitzpatrick
Ms. Renee' Fleckenstein
Mr. Joshua Fleissner
Ms. Karen Fogarty
Mr. & Mrs. Roger Folts
Ms. Michelle Fortunato
Ms. Barbara Franklin
Ms. Jennifer Frazier
Ms. Tricia Frazier
Hon. & Mrs. Marshall Frederick
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Ms. Donna Frost
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Mr. Alan Frydrychowski
Mr. Lewis Fuller
Ms. Felicia Fuller
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Mr. Ryan Haffey
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Ms. Susan Hamm
Ms. Denise Hamm
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Mr. & Mrs. Warren Hardy
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Mr. & Mrs. Edward Hart
Ms. Melissa Hartwell
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Mr. Rick Heavern
Ms. Catherine Heck
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Heckathorn
Ms. Carol Heckman
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Ms. Linda Hess
Mr. William Heywood
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Ms. Mary Hilliard
Ms. Vanessa Hines
Ms. Kathleen Hofner
Ms. Pam Hrobocinski
Ms. Joan Hughes
Ms. Mary Husted
Ms. Mary Igielinski
Mr. William Inchuk
Ms. Maureen Ishtiyyeh
Mr. Darren Jackson
Mr. Mike Jackson
Ms. Francine Jackson
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Mr. Jaell Jacobs
Mr. Neville Jacobs
Mr. & Mrs. Randy Jamison
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Mr. & Mrs. Randy Jasulevich
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Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Johnsen
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