Jackson Services Subway Broken Mug Gayle & Travis Tessendorf Gassen Family John & Janell Cromwell Marla Ernst McDonald’s-Greg Hall Shirley Gotschall Deanna Barnes Michael Brittenham Tim & Connie Talbot Brad & Michelle Stirek Accent Floral Club 91 Golf Course, Leigh Tweet’s Hy-Vee Ace Hardware Sahara Lanes & Lounge Joe & Patty Swirczek, Greg & Jennifer Eickmeier & Family Earl May Ryan & Jan Went Mark & Jordan Gillespie Jubilation Ringers Larry & Janet Moser Oliver Fullmer Joan Johnson Marie Kapels Ron& JoAnn Mueller, Mark & Staci Mueller Family, Mike Mueller Family LeAnn Kjergaard Pastor Brandon & Monique Foster McChristy’s Jewelers B&B Designs, Amy Blaser Bob & Sharon Becker Husker House TopStitch-Auto Detail, Matt & Heather Giffrow Bill’s Tire Outlet Tooley’s Keith & Diana Wick Tuesday Bible Study Prayer Shawl Committee Richard & MaryLou Stamm Rex & Lisa Davies McKown Funeral Home Brookstone Acres Linda Rodehorst Justin Young Phil & Kay Johnson Trinity Office Staff Sapp Brothers Travel Center Jolene’s Interiors Val Eickholt Scheiffer Signs Pizza Ranch 2019 No. 11 December 2019/January 2020 www.trinityalive.org Advent is the season of “arrival”—a time where we prepare ourselves to ready for the arrival of our Savior Jesus in our hearts. We invite you to join us on a journey of readying for that arrival through this devotional written by Pastor Brandon Foster. Pick up your copy at the Information Center! Advent Sermon Series Join us! SERVICES 2:00 pm | 5:00 pm | 7:30 pm Children’s Christmas Program Practice: Sat., Dec. 7, 9 - 10 am Program: Sunday, Dec. 8, during 10:30 Service Everyone is invited to the reception in the Fellowship Hall following the service. Come and enjoy some homemade cookies!
Transcript
Jackson Services
Subway
Broken Mug
Gayle & Travis Tessendorf
Gassen Family
John & Janell Cromwell
Marla Ernst
McDonald’s-Greg Hall
Shirley Gotschall
Deanna Barnes
Michael Brittenham
Tim & Connie Talbot
Brad & Michelle Stirek
Accent Floral
Club 91 Golf Course, Leigh
Tweet’s
Hy-Vee
Ace Hardware
Sahara Lanes & Lounge
Joe & Patty Swirczek, Greg & Jennifer Eickmeier
& Family
Earl May
Ryan & Jan Went
Mark & Jordan Gillespie
Jubilation Ringers
Larry & Janet Moser
Oliver Fullmer
Joan Johnson
Marie Kapels
Ron& JoAnn Mueller, Mark & Staci Mueller Family,
Mike Mueller Family
LeAnn Kjergaard
Pastor Brandon & Monique Foster
McChristy’s Jewelers
B&B Designs, Amy Blaser
Bob & Sharon Becker
Husker House
TopStitch-Auto Detail, Matt & Heather Giffrow
Bill’s Tire Outlet
Tooley’s
Keith & Diana Wick
Tuesday Bible Study
Prayer Shawl Committee
Richard & MaryLou Stamm
Rex & Lisa Davies
McKown Funeral Home
Brookstone Acres
Linda Rodehorst
Justin Young
Phil & Kay Johnson
Trinity Office Staff
Sapp Brothers Travel Center
Jolene’s Interiors
Val Eickholt
Scheiffer Signs
Pizza Ranch
2019 No. 11 December 2019/January 2020 www.trinityalive.org
Advent is the season of “arrival”—a time
where we prepare ourselves to ready for the
arrival of our Savior Jesus in our hearts. We
invite you to join us on a journey of readying for
that arrival through this devotional written by
Pastor Brandon Foster.
Pick up your copy at the Information Center!
Advent Sermon Series
Join us!
SERVICES
2:00 pm | 5:00 pm | 7:30 pm
Children’s Christmas Program
Practice: Sat., Dec. 7, 9 - 10 am Program: Sunday, Dec. 8, during 10:30 Service
Everyone is invited to the reception in the Fellowship Hall following the service. Come and enjoy some homemade cookies!
OCTOBER 2019 COUNCIL NOTES Submitted by Angie Ramaekers, Council Secretary
Offerings for 2019 ................................. $558,054 Other Income for 2019 .............................. 72,861 Total Income for 2019 ............................. 630,915 Income Budget for 2019 ........................ 769,551
Expenses for 2019 .................................. 540,165 Expense Budget for 2019 ....................... 769,551
2019 Income/Expense through October 31, 2019
TRINITY’S
Logan Bronson Brent Behlen Lisa Cherry Kim Gassen
Kris Gernstein Kyle Jensen Tricia Kersting
Mike Kruse James Novak Wayne Zysset Pastor Brandon
2019 TRINITY COUNCIL MEMBERS
Melodee Pedersen ......................................................... President Michelle Stirek ........................................................ Vice President Angie Ramaekers ............................................................ Secretary Kelly Schroeder.............................................................. Treasurer Cheryl Brewer ................................................ Recording Secretary
ORDERING POINSETTIAS The deadline is Sunday, Dec. 8.
Poinsettias can be picked up after the 7:30 pm service Dec. 24 or during office hours Dec. 27, 30 & 31. (Office is closed Dec. 25 & 26.)
CONTRIBUTIONS FOR 2019 must be dated no later than December 31, 2019.
● Place contributions in offering plates on any
weekend in December. ● Bring contributions to the Church Office by
NOON on 12/31/19. ● Mail and have them postmarked by 12/31/19. ● Post to website at “Online Giving” by
12/31/19.
Dec. 24 Christmas Eve ....... Office Closes at Noon
Dec. 25 Christmas Day .................... Office Closed
Jan. 1 New Year’s Day ................. Office Closed
Over the past month, the cards, gifts and sentiments shared reminded us powerfully of the call placed on our lives to serve as pastor. We are
overwhelmed by the kindnesses shown to us and our families as we serve in ministry at Trinity. Thank you for taking the time to do that—it truly made many of our days and is changing our lives! God bless you all as TOGETHER we move forward with God’s plan for Trinity!
Pastor Brandon & Monique Foster Pastor Wayne & Gayleen Nestor
Pastor Ollie & Karen Fullmer
“Appreciation can make a day—even change a life.
Your willingness to put it into words is all that is
necessary.” – Margaret Cousins
The Trinity Church Council meeting was called to order on October 15th by President Melodee Pedersen. Pastor Brandon led the recharge with “Do you lead with a Servant’s Heart,” from the book Lead Like Jesus by Ken Blanchard and Phil Hodges, about leading in a way that honors God while also restoring health and effectiveness to organizations and relationships. Council Meeting and Financial Report were approved.
Thank you cards were received from Habitat for Humanity, Thrivent Faith Builds, Bloyd Family (Habitat for Humanity recipient), Pastor Wayne and Gayleen Nestor and Pastor Brandon and Monique Foster. A report was also received from Vicky Barcel regarding the LCMC National Convention.
Updates were shared with the Council regarding the planning progress for the 5th biannual Raise the Roof (RTR5).
An updated wedding fee schedule was presented, discussed and approved.
Progress reports were provided for the three projects the Property Committee is working on: altar stairs, concrete leveling and lighting outside the northwest door.
Thanksgiving Eve service will be held on Wednesday, November 27th at 6:30 pm; Christmas Eve services will be held on Tuesday, December 24th at 2:00 pm, 5:00 pm and 7:30 pm.
The meeting was adjourned and the Trinity Church Council joined in prayer.
The next Trinity Council meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, November 19, 2019 at 6 pm.
Friday Morning Men’s Ministry
Keith & Kathy Bamesberger
Phil & Sharon Ernst
Behlen Manufacturing
Rita Ingold, Dan & Meredith Edwards
Todd & Melodee Pedersen
Robert & Janelle Reppert
Alpha Media
Kevin Foster on behalf of Pastor Brandon &
Monique Foster
Kurt & Kathy Barcel
Pastor Tim & Cindy White
Pinnacle Bank
Bonnie Evans
Trinity Church Council
Gene Steffy Ford
Larry & Bernie Muhle
Larry & Jean Andreasen
Ken Andreasen
Office Net
Prairie Mechanical Corp., Omaha
Dennis & Cindy Schroeder
Gass Haney Funeral Home
Tom Zimmerman
Mike & Angie Kruse
S&A Lawn Care, Shannon & Angie Ramaekers
Josh & Kasey Hopwood
Columbus Motor Company
Beller & Backes, Humphrey
Zeekey’z-Wayne & Karma Zysset
Stroebel Manufacturing, Clarks
Grace Jewelry
Lon & Sandra Jochens
Dale & Judy Dicke
Barbara Jean’s
David & Tricia Kersting
Elk’s Country Club, Steve Barnes
Dairy Queen
Carolyn & Larry Lueschen
Merle Johannes, Thrivent
Jody Willison
Boutique 29eleven-Tiffany Curry & Carrie Kavan
Diva Nails
Noble Nails
Jim & Jean Kamrath
Kristin DeWispelare
Jason & Hillary Rasmussen
Linda Damman
Donna Dupsky
Ramada Inn, River’s Edge
Ed & Terri Kinzer
Urban Farm Boutique
Gaver Tire Pros
Dave & Rhonda Whalen
Dr. Dan Mickey, Eyecare Associates
Mike Greiner’s National Mattress & Furniture
Kat’s Car Wash
Quail Run
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! We would like to sincerely thank so many people that made the
2019 Raise the Roof 5 a success! We are so thankful for our committee heads and members that put a
lot of hours into the planning and carrying out the event. A big thank you to all the folks that
donated their time, made monetary donations, bought tickets, attended the event and took part in
the silent and live auctions! We thank those of you that purchased items and hope you had a fun
time. And finally, a very sincere thank you to those of you in our congregation and community that
provided an interesting array of items for the silent and live auctions. Your items helped to raise funds
for the bathroom remodel project and the Christian Education Scholarship Fund! A total of $27,640.85
was raised. Thank you and God Bless.
Tricia Kersting and Judy Dicke
Raise the Roof V Co-Chairs
MORE ➔
Wednesday, January 1 CHURCH OFFICE CLOSED
Saturday, January 4 5:30 Holy Communion Worship Service
8:15 Prayer Group 8:30 & 10:30 Holy Communion Worship Services 9:30 Education Hour 11:30 Congregational Information Meeting
Tuesday, January 7 1:30 Prayer Shawl
Wednesday, January 8 12:00 Women of the Word Bible Study 5:30 Men of God Men’s Fellowship 6:30 Breakout (Grades 3-6) 6:30 Confirmation 6:30 Parenting PLUS Class 7:00 High School Impact (Grades 9-12) 7:35 Breakout Team Huddle
Friday, January 10 6:30 Friday Men’s Ministry
Saturday, January 11
7:30 SAMM’s Men’s Bible Study 5:30 Worship Service
8:15 Prayer Group 8:30 & 10:30 Worship Services 9:30 Education Hour 9:30 High School Mission Trip Informational Meeting
Monday, January 13 10:00 Faith Circle
Tuesday, January 14 9:15 Peace Circle 2:00 Joy Circle 6:45 Finance Committee Meeting
Wednesday, January 15 5:30 Men of God Men’s Fellowship 6:30 Breakout (Grades 3-6) 6:30 Confirmation 6:30 Parenting PLUS Class 7:00 High School Impact (Grades 9-12) 7:35 Breakout Team Huddle
Friday, January 17 6:30 Friday Men’s Ministry
Saturday, January 18 7:30 SAMM’s Men’s Bible Study 5:30 Holy Communion Worship Service
Wednesday, January 22 12:00 Women of the Word Bible Study 5:30 Men of God Men’s Fellowship 6:30 Breakout (Grades 3-6) 6:30 Confirmation 6:30 Parenting PLUS Class 7:00 High School Impact (Grades 9-12) 7:35 Breakout Team Huddle
Friday, January 24 6:30 Friday Men’s Ministry 11:45 NAOMI’s Community Center
Wednesday, January 29 12:00 Women of the Word Bible Study 5:30 Men of God Men’s Fellowship 6:00-8PM Breakout Movie Night 6:30 Confirmation 6:30 Parenting PLUS Class 7:00 High School Impact (Grades 9-12) 7:35 Breakout Team Huddle
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Live on KTLX 91.3 fm • Saturday - 5:30 pm • Sunday - 8:30 am • Sunday - 10:30 am
Sunday, January 5
Sunday, January 12
Sunday, January 19
Sunday, January 26
ALL COMMITTEE
NIGHTS 2020
February 25 April 28
August 25 October 27
7:oo p.m. Fellowship Hall
High School Student Impact Mission Trip Summer 2020 Information Meeting
Sunday, January 12 at 9:30 am in The Well
For high school students interested in going on the mission trip to Oklahoma City next summer & their parents.
J anua r y Se r m o n Se r i e s
Trinity belongs to a community called Columbus.
What would it look like if instead of being a part of Columbus, we were FOR Columbus?
How would it look for us to engage people, schools and businesses in such a way that we became catalysts for
lasting change here in Columbus?
Join us as we explore these questions in our January message series.
January 5 after 10:30 Service
Annual Meeting & Potluck will be held March 8.
HOW TO PASS ON A LEGACY At your death
♦ A gift in the form of a Bequest in your Last Will and Testament
♦ A gift of Life Insurance by naming the Endowment Trust Fund as a partial or full beneficiary
♦ A Charitable Gift thru a variety of Trust arrangements During your lifetime
♦ A gift of Appreciated Assets or Property (usually quickly converted to cash for the Endowment Trust Fund). This might include stocks, mutual funds, municipal bonds, art collections, gun collections or debt-free real estate.
Remove Christmas Decorations
Sunday, January 5 after 10:30 Service
Wednesday Evenings at 6:30 p.m. in the Fireside Room
FREE class starts Jan. 8th
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New class starts January 5 in the Fireside Room at 9:30 a.m.
If you've ever said the wrong thing or said the right thing the wrong way you know how quickly your big mouth can make a big mess. But it doesn't have to be that way.
This 6-session video study explores how your wired affects what you say, how you listen and how others hear you. After taking the 40-
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The study workbook includes discussion questions, exercises and reading that complement the I Said This, You Heard That video study, available too is the free I Said This, You Heard That mobile app.
Workbooks are just $10 … please pre-order by signing up at the Information Station in the Narthex by Dec 24.
To learn more, please chat with Pastor Wayne!
From the Pastor : Pastor Brandon Foster
Mommy, I am too tired for devotions.
I love the season of Advent! It’s this time set aside to prepare for great gifts, but it’s also made to ready our hearts for new experiences of faith.
At our home, on our kitchen table, is a beautiful piece that helps us remember the remarkable joy to come in the season: the Advent wreath.
This decoration has a beautiful history that began in the 16th Century with German Lutherans. They wanted to create something to help all people anticipate Christ’s birth while pointing to the news that He will come again. What they created was a wreath that teaches us that when all hope seems lost, God is still at work shining His life that dispels the darkness. This wreath involves seven different pieces, each with great significance, that tell us a beautiful story of what God is up to in this season.
The first piece is the wreath itself. The wreath is circular, and it represents God’s infiniteness, and there is no breaking in His character or nature. Also, each of the pieces are attached and extend from this circular wreath, suggesting that every perfect gift comes from God.
The next piece is the candle holders on the wreath. There are 4 places to hold the candles with the total number of candles together symbolizes the 400 years that passed between the prophet Malachi to the birth of Jesus Christ. During these years, God was silent—still active, mind you—but after that time, He would be silent no more!
Next is the light of each candle. With the lighting of each candle more and more light displays itself. Before the first candle is lit, there is complete darkness; when the first candle is lit, light penetrates into the darkness lessening it. As more candles are lit, more and more darkness is dispelled, just as Jesus did by His coming!
The first candle lit is the Hope candle. This candle represents all the Old Testament prophecies about the coming of Jesus Christ and the hope of a coming Savior for the people of Israel.
The second candle lit is the Peace candle. This candle symbolizes the prophecies about Bethlehem being the city of David and the birthplace of the Savior. This world will find peace when the Savior comes!
The third candle is the Joy candle. This candle is the turning candle on the wreath and is distinguished in color for that reason (the others are traditionally blue or purple; this candle is pink). This candle represents a new anticipation of prophesy being fulfilled! It is also a different color as to turn our hearts from waiting on a Savior, with no indication of His coming, but to knowing that He is coming and letting our anticipation grow! Lastly, as two candles were lit previously to this one, there was still more darkness around the wreath. As this third candle is lit, more light is poured in to overpower the darkness; and this light is growing!
The fourth candle is the Love candle. This candle marks the announcement of Jesus birth and truth of God’s love for His people.
Now, the wreath has been lit, but there is one last candle to be lit. This is the center candle, the Christ candle. Christ is in the center because He is the center of God’s will. His candle shines the brightest of all the wreath candles and is at the center of all history! His birth came so that we could know His redemption. Without Christ’s sinless birth, He could not have been our sinless Savior. And without His birth, we would not know His death and resurrection. We have eager anticipation now to know Him and to await His return!
Every year we light this wreath with our children in our home to teach them about how God is always up to something to point us to Jesus. We love this tradition. May it be one you can learn and teach to others too as you wait in eager expectation for Jesus. Happy Advent and Merry Christmas to you!
8:15 Prayer Group
8:30 & 10:30 Worship Services
9:30 Education Hour
Tuesday, December 3
1:30 Prayer Shawl
Wednesday, December 4 12:00 Women of the Word Bible Study
5:00 Confirmation Class Bell Ringing
5:30 Men of God Men’s Fellowship
6:30 Breakout (Grades 3-6)
6:30 Marriage Matters Class
7:00 High School Impact (Grades 9-12)
7:35 Breakout Leaders Team Huddle
Friday, December 6 6:30 Friday Men’s Ministry
11:45 NAOMI’s at Community Center
12:00 Finance Committee
5:00 Quigley/Fairbanks Rehearsal
Saturday, December 8 7:30 SAMM’s Men’s Bible Study
9:00 Children’s Christmas Program
Rehearsal
3:00 Quigley/Fairbanks Wedding
5:30 Worship Service
8:15 Prayer Group 8:30 & 10:30 Worship Services 9:30 Education Hour 10:30 Children’s Christmas Program 11:30 Mission Board Meeting
Monday, December 9 10:00 Faith Circle
5:00 - 8:00 Pizza Ranch Fundraiser for
High School Impact Mission Trip
Tuesday, December 10
9:15 Peace Circle
2:00 Joy Circle
5:15 Endowment Meeting
6:15 Trinity Council
Wednesday, December 11 12:00 Women of the Word Bible Study
5:30 Men of God Men’s Fellowship
6:30 Breakout & Confirmation
Christmas Party
6:30 Marriage Matters Class Potluck
7:00 High School Impact (Grades 9-12)
7:35 Breakout Team Huddle
Friday, December 13 6:30 Friday Men’s Leaders Meeting
Saturday, December 14 9:00 Red Cross Blood Drive until 3:00
5:30 Holy Communion Worship Service
8:15 Prayer Group
8:30 & 10:30 Holy Communion
Worship Services
9:30 Education Hour
5:30 Hope Revealed Service of Healing
Tuesday, December 17
6:00 Trinity Council
Wednesday, December 18 5:15 Soup Potluck
5:30 Men of God Men’s Fellowship
6:30 Glow Stick Caroling
Saturday, December 21 5:30 Worship Service
8:15 Prayer Group
8:30 & 10:30 Worship Services 9:30 Christmas Cookie Social NO All Stars/Adult Education
28th Kiara Barnes Steve Barnes Dillon Greenlee Minnie Johnson Natasha Lambrecht Vikki Mihulka Thomas Shank
29th Adriana Carnes Roger Lescelius Lyle Oppliger
30th
Kelli Schoch
31st Debra Linder
Deck the Halls
We are looking for volunteers to help decorate on
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1 following the 10:30 Service.
If your confirmand needs service hours,
this is a quick and fun way to earn a couple hours.
TRINITY ANGEL TREE On December 7 & 8, Trinity members will be able to stop by our Fellowship Hall and pick out an Angel Tree Tag. You can choose either a gift for an adult or a child or provide a food voucher. All gifts need to be returned to the church by December 15. Be sure to register your tag before leaving the Fellowship Hall.
Thank you for helping give someone a very Merry and Blessed Christmas!
FUNDRAISER
Monday, December 9
5 to 8 pm
Come enjoy a delicious buffet
and let us do the cleaning!
NO COOKING! NO CLEANING!
HELPING OUR YOUTH!
WIN! WIN! WIN!
10% of sales plus tips will benefit Trinity’s High School
Student Impact Mission Trip to Oklahoma City next
summer!
Christmas Lock In
Friday, December 27 6 pm to Midnight
ALL HIGH SCHOOL TEENS Friends are always welcome!
FOOD, FUN, GAMES & A MOVIE!
Wings & Things Buffet Wings provided. YOU bring the “things”!
Also, BRING A CANNED FOOD ITEM TO DONATE.
G L O W S T I C K C A R O L I N G &
S O U P P OT LU C K Wednesday, December 18
5:15 Soup Potluck | Fellowship Hall 6:30 Glowstick Caroling
Join us as we spread some Christmas cheer by caroling to our neighborhoods with glowsticks, inviting our neighbors to join us for Christmas Eve services. But before we enter into the cold, we’ll make sure we’re warm and well fed. At 5:15 pm in the Fellowship Hall, we invite you to join us in a soup potluck. Bring a crock pot full of your favorite soup to share or a dessert for everyone to have. We’ll provide the bowls, spoons, napkins, crackers, and drinks. Then at 6:30, we’ll head out to sing and share with our neighbors the hope of Christmas.
If you have any questions, contact Pastor Brandon.
Come see our Confirmation Students out at the Red Kettle locations helping the Salvation Army impact the lives of people here in Columbus. On Wednesday, Dec. 4 from 5-7 p.m. our Confirmation Students will be at HyVee and Super Saver ringing bells. Come support our students and the Salvation Army this holiday season.
Trinity sent 147 boxes!
Hope Revealed BLUE CHRISTMAS SERVICE
Sunday, Dec. 15
5:30 pm
Jus t a r eminde r . .
• Practices will continue Sunday Mornings at 9:30 am in All Stars
• ONE Rehearsal: Dec. 7, 9:00-10:00 am
• SING: Dec. 8, in 10:30 am Worship Service
Age 3 - Kindergarten children will need to be accompanied by an adult during the Saturday rehearsal
December 22 and 29: All Stars Breaks for Christmas. Children worship with their parents & celebrate Jesus!
December Theme 3’s-K December Theme Grades 1-6
Unboxed: F ind t he Joy God is the source of our joy. Our circumstances might not always make us feel happy, but we can have joy knowing that God is in control. Through Jesus, God made a way for us to have a relationship with Him. That can give us joy no matter what’s happening around us.
Starry, Starry Night:
God Gave u s Je su s The focus for the little ones will be on the birth of Jesus and why He is so special. We know God loves us because He gave us Jesus!
December 11
Christmas Party
and GIVING Opportunity
Breakout, Confirmation & Senior High Students will join together bringing items that will bless the women and children using the services of the Center For Survivors. There will be plenty of food, fun and fellowship to share.
BREAKOUT Students, please:
• BRING a “QUIET” game for the children
• WEAR your silliest Christmas clothes
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January 29
6:00-8:00 p.m.
Breakout Movie Night
“Messy Morning-Hair” Movie Night
• WEAR PJ’s or comfy clothes and
don’t forget the messy hair!
• BRING a pillow if you choose
NO NEED for your Breakout Books
December 2019 - January 2020 by Glenda Lundstrom
Parents, for more information, updates, parent links with teachable moments, parenting tips and the latest media info—check out trinitykidsandteens.com. You can also access the site through the general church website, www.trinityalive.org, then click on Trinity Kids and Teens and menu.
1st Aubrey Kallweit Colin Kruse Dallas Worrell
2nd Sharon Carr Myron Franzen Aimee Michener
3rd Christine Ahlstrom Janice Nelson
4th Lisa Cherry Shirley Reicks Gayla Taylor
5th Chad Badstieber Aubrey Shelden Brett Wragge Duane Wragge
6th
Brooklyn Cherry Ron Leimser Leonard Luebker
7th Lars Barcel Dan Beyer Sherry Everett Lonnie Labens Terrel Mason Avery McMeekin Tambri Paulson Tucker Riha Bob Runquist
8th
Donna Belitz Gayle Borchers Larry Derochie Susan Graham Ben Manak Zerek Price Johnny Trejo, Jr. Karma Zysset
9th
Patricia Boss Beth Drinnin Riley Garrelts Dennis Schaf Brandon Stange Brad Stirek
10th Jenny French Robert French Kathy LeCuyer Mackenzie Motz Jennifer Price Olivia Remmers Sandra Swanson Abby Wilson William Wray Syl Zwick
11th
Mary Hasselbalch Brian Klink Mark Mercer Amber Steiner Richard Unger Ron Went
12th
Vern Fittje Owen Robak Marilyn Schmidt Matt Travers Lorie Young
