he lives of many of those who survived Hurricane Katrinahave still not returned to normal. Many are living in shel-ters in cities around the country; some have returned totheir homes only to find everything gone. The scope of thisdisaster will be felt by those affected for years to come.

The members of the WTSDA have shown their selflessness byanswering our call for help by making donations in the amount of$6,981.81. These monies were raised from donations of our membersin September and sent to the Region #6 Director for disbursement toour members who were personally affected in Louisiana andMississippi.

The Community Service (Chairs - Master Bob Manculich and Mr.Frank Fattori) and Humanitarian Aid Committees (Chair - ReverendThomas Richards) of the WTSDF, under the guidance ofGrandmaster Shin, would like to thank all (see list below) who con-

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WTSDA Foundation NEWSWTSDA Foundation NEWSWTSDA Raises Over $6900 toAid Katrina Victims

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Anderson, Chris 5 $60.00 Anonymous 8 $500.00 Arrowhead Martial Arts 2 $100.00 Barron, Bob & Anne Marie 4 $100.00 Brcae, Alan 5 $300.00 Cesarini, Thoms 8 $50.00 Chapel Hill TSD 7 $250.00 Dechant, Wilmer 5 $100.00 Donaldson, Roy 8 $50.00 Dragon Heart TSD 1 $900.00 Gonski, Maggie 8 $50.00 Goodwin, Kelly 21 $500.00 Grand Tradition 5 $50.00 Great Britain TSD 11 $300.00 Imperial Dragon 8 $100.00 Luther, F. Sigmund 20 $500.00 Marsch, Clare 20 $100.00 Melchiorre, Vincent 8 $250.00 North Alabama TSD 6 $200.00 NY City TSD 8 $200.00 Region #7 General Fund 7 $1,000.00 River Valley TSD 8 $100.00 Roberst, Scott & Cereana 1 $200.00 Scota Karate 7 $500.00 Shin, Jae Chul 8 $316.81 Smith, Sheila 5 $50.00 Strahan's Karate 6 $80.00 The Keifer Family 8 $25.00 Toelle, Carole & Brian 8 $50.00

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tributed to these efforts in helping to bring some normalcy backinto the lives of our brothers and sisters in Tang Soo Do. We arestill taking donations if you would like to be a part of theseefforts.

The World Tang Soo Do Foundation would like to thank thestudents and instructors throughout the USA who with dona-tions to WTSDF and personal donations to other charities haveraised over $8,000 for Hurricane Katrina relief efforts.

You have shown the true spirit of brotherhood in helpingyour neighbors during this difficult time. Whether you a heldkick-a-thon or other event or placed a collection bucket in yourdojang, your efforts helped many people in need.

On behalf of the Community Involvement andHumanitarian Aid committees and Kwan Chang Nim, WELLDONE!

SUBMITTED BY

FRANK FATTORI

PUBLIC RELATIONS

Jacob Roy (left) is holding a kicking target (and smiling)for Claire Fagan who is getting ready to launch a wickedfront kick. The two students were part of a recent Kick-a-thon held in Villa Park, IL to benefit Hurricane Katrina.Story and photos on page 4.

Kickin’ Katrina

Donor List - WTSDA Katrina Relief Fund (as of 9/30/05)

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2005 WTSDA Scholarship Award Recipients

COURTNEY BULL

Courtney Bull, Dragon Heart Tang Soo Do, was awarded $1,500 for the year 2005. Sheis currently attending the College of the Redwoods majoring in Fitness.

She has been training for about 3.5 years at Dragon Heart. She has been to 2 tourna-ments during her training. Her first tournament she won first in forms and third in spar-ring. She is a new Cho Dan Bo, hoping to be testing in October at her own dojang forBlack Belt.

Quote from Scholarship Essay:“I was nervous and thought that I would look stupid because I didn’t know what I was doing. I was surprisedthat no one care what I looked like or how much I didn’t know; I was very comfortable being there.”

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KRISTA TITUS PRESCOTT

Krista Titus Prescott, Fitness Fanatics, was awarded $2,500 for the year 2005. She iscurrently attending Sonoma State University majoring in Chemistry.

She started when she ws seven. Has participated in many regional championships,clinics, and world tournaments with her Mom, Dad and brother (who are currently EDans). In 2002 they were family of the year. She has been teaching since she was aCho Dan Bo. It has become a favorite aspect of her training. Currently preparing forSam Dan.

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BRENT LACY

Brent Lacy, Twin Dragons Martial Arts & Fitness, was awarded $1000 for the year2005. He is currently attending the College of Charleston, majoring in psychology.Brent, who is a member of the honors program at the College of Charleston, beganhis WTSDA training in 1996.

Quote from Scholarship Essay:“I know one thing will always remain constant, and that is the lessons and principles,the morals and ethics, the physical and mental growth I have gained from my Tang SooDo training.”

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2005 WTSDA Scholarship Award Recipients

MEGAN BORREE

Megan Borree, Allied Gardens Tang Soo Do Karate Academy, was awarded $1,000 for theyear 2005. She is currently attending Grossmont Community College (TAG Program) thenUCSD, majoring in Engineering

Megan started training at age 7. Attended 5 world championships. Attended and competedin every regional tournament since joining TSD, Attends monthly black belt classes, specialclinics and CPR certification. Performed jobs of score keeper, time keeper and judge.Performed duties of examiner at gup tests. Member of the Demo Team. Positive role modelto all students.

Quote from Scholarship Essay:“I have a huge respect for all of the people who have the courage to stand in front of a panel of judges and do aform with their whole spirit. I am always amazed and inspired by the dedication of some students, especiallythose in the older divisions, who don’t let anything stop them; they just train because they love to train. This isthe incredible spirit of Tang Soo Do that has probably had the biggest affect on me and given me the most frommy training.”

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LATOYA DEESE

LaToya Deese, 1st gup, Karate Masters, was awarded $500.00 for the year 2005. She cur-rently attends Houston Baptist University with a concentration in Entrepreneurship.

LaToya was six when she began training at Milberger’s Tang Soo Do, September 1993. Shehad problems with a bully at school that would constantly tease her. Some of the self-defense techniques she learned were particularly helpful. Mr. Milberger changed to SooBahk Do under the Moo Duk Kwan Federation. She left MDK as a 1st Gup due to a Dan test-ing conflict. Her mother helped her join Karate Masters three months later. She retested

for 1st Gup under the World Tang Soo Do Association with Master Sharpe as her instructor. She enjoys KarateMasters a lot better because it’s mostly based on survival.

Quote from Scholarship Essay:“Out of nowhere, a boy ran beside me and kept ramming himself into me. About halfway across the field, I col-lapsed into the dry grass and lost one of my teeth… The same kid constantly bullied me, teased me and frequentlystole my lunch. “At that point, my mom decided to enroll me in karate. In September 1993, I began training atMilberger’s Soo Bahk Do where I gained knowledge in self-defense… The next time I had a confrontation withhim, he tried to punch me, but I blocked it and caught him in an arm-lock. I enjoyed hearing him cry for his moth-er while other kids witnessed the situation and applauded. I had no problems with him after that.”

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fter Hurricane Katrina, gangsterrorized the weak, the youngand the old. As dehydrationbecame another horror to deal

with, starting with the elderly and then thenewborn, the AP news agency reportedthat some survivors were determined todefend their neighborhoods and theirlives. “We kind of together decided wewould defend what we have here and wewould stay up all night every night” saidarmy veteran Charlie Hackett.

It seems unreal but imagine for amoment your town being flooded and toldto find a way to your local high school forfederal aid and that help is coming.However, days later you realize the authori-ties simply forgot about you, leaving youwithout food, water, toilets, electricity orprotection from the thugs. Your local highschool would eventually turn into a violent,lawless, third world jungle, where the weak-est and most defenseless would perish fromthe heat, lack of food, water, intimidation,violence and murder from these thugs.

What We Can Do To HelpDonate Money

Please give to any organization. See theshaded box on this page for a few organi-zations. For further information: visit theNational Voluntary Organizations Activein Disaster (NVOAD). The WTSDA hasmembers in the Katrina disaster area thatprovide the teachings of Tang Soo Do mar-tial arts. These schools need our help. Themoney we collect will go to the WTSDA tohelp our brother and sisters affected byhurricane Katrina.

Offer Free Self Defense Classes Master Williamson offers Free Self

Defense Class to the community. Heemphasizes that, just like CPR, individualsshould update their skills every few years.They may have taken a self-defense courseyears ago, but new approaches and dangersare out there. Here is some wording heuses to promote his self-defense classes:“Not only will a self-defense class refreshyour skills, but it will also renew your self-confidence. After role-playing and being

Coping with Violence and Terrorafter KatrinaSelf-defense classes help residents reclaim their community.

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“attacked” from all angles and in differentsituations, you will feel more confident asyou leave class or work in the yard. You’lllearn how to effectively strike, yell, kickand avoid attackers. In today’s society ittakes more than just staying out of darkalleys to avoid possible assailants. It takesself-confidence.

This isn’t a confidence that says, “Goahead, and attack me. I can take you.” It’sa confidence that comes from knowingyou have taken control of a possible situ-ation and that no matter what the out-come of an attack, you have given yourselfall the tools possible to assist you in mak-ing decisions about fleeing, negotiating orfighting.

It allows you to feel more confidentwhen you’re outside, shopping or evendoing reports at work. It allows you to feelin control at meetings, with co-workersand with yourself.

An added bonus is that this new self-confidence encourages you to stick to thatdiet or exercise program, ask for a pro-motion, head that committee or do some-thing you have put off because you didn’tfeel you were ready.

Do something for yourself. Supportthe relief efforts of hurricane Katrina andbring a friend and attend our free self-defense class. After all, you’re worth it.”

SUBMITTED BY

MASTER WILLIAMSON

Region 8ScholarshipWeekend

ow! What a weekend. Duringthe Region 8 Championshipon October 14-15, 2005 ourRegional Scholarship

Committee had a very busy weekend.Those in attendance for one of ourbiggest Regional tournaments on recordwere able to see the fundraising efforts ofthe committee and the presentation ofawards to two very dedicated students.

The fundraising effort started Fridayevening when the Scholarship table wasset up and we began selling the Master’sTrading cards and our new sports bottleswith Association and Foundation logos.The table was busy throughout theevening and all day Saturday selling mer-chandise, facilitating the trading of cardsbetween avid collectors and selling 50/50tickets. Many to Ms. Linda Russo, Mr.Benjamin Haas, Ms. Amy Ilko, and Ms.Jenna Giraulo for their assistance at thetable during the weekend. While thetable was taking care of walk up businessMs. Julia Harvey was making the roundsthrough the stands selling 50/50 raffletickets and Ms. Vilma Reinard was sell-ing sports bottles throughout the crowd-ed room. Through the collective effortsof all involved at the table and in thecrowd we were able to raise over $1800for the Region 8 Scholarship Fund.

The highlight of the weekend hap-pened during the opening ceremonieswhen Scott Jones of Northern StarKarate and Angelica Evangelista of PalChe Tang Soo Do were presented withour most recent Scholarship Awards.Each received a certificate and a checkfor $1,500 from Grandmaster Shin. Mr.Jones and Ms. Evangelista are outstand-ing examples of the ideals promoted bythe World Tang Soo Do Association andWorld Tang Soo Do Foundation. We areproud to be able to offer them this assis-tance as they pursue their academic andprofessional dreams.

SUBMITTED BY

MASTER SCOTT C. HOMSCHEK

WTSDF REGION 8SCHOLARSHIP CHAIRMAN

W There is still much to be done to helpthe victims of Hurricane Katrina. Manyhave already shown their true spirit ofTang Soo Do brotherhood with a dona-tion through their studio or club. Youcan too or contact the following:

American Red Cross 1-800-HELP NOW (435-7669)English, 1-800-257-7575 Spanish

Salvation Army http://www.salvationarmyusa.org,1-888-363-2769

Network for Good http://www.networkforgood.org

Kids Band Together to Support theBuilding Fund

afiya Khan, 9 year old daugh-ter of Masters Mujahid andDawn Khan of Great Britain,came up with a great idea

recently which she shared with WTSDAHeadquarters when she visited thererecently.

She said that lots of kids want to donatemoney to the building fund but don't havethe $40 necessary to buy a brick like theadults do.

However, many of them do have pock-et money and many of them do love thoserubber wrist bracelets which are being soldin different colors for many different char-ities.

Why didn't the WTSDA come up withone so the kids could donate their moneyand show their pride of helping with the

SWTSDA Building Fund efforts by wearingthe bracelets? What a great idea!!

So, we know have a red rubberizedbracelet (see Safiya's right wrist in thephoto) that is being sold at all regionalevents at the building fund tables or canbe purchased through your instructors.They sell for $5 each and have the words"World Tang Soo Do Foundation" on it.

Kids, show your pride in our Art andwear your proud colors today!

A FASHION STATEMENT AND AFUND-RAISER!Safiya Khan sports a rubberized braceletembossed with World Tang Soo DoFoundation lettering. Proceeds from thebracelets, selling for $5, benfit theBuilding Fund. Bracelets are availablethrough your instructors.

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Kickin’Out KatrinaStudents aged 4 and up raise over $2,500 during Kick-a-thon for Hurricane Katrina Relief.

tudents of the Villa ParkKarate Club participated in a"Kick-a-Thon" to raise fundsfor the victims of hurricane

Katrina. The event took place Sept. 25,at the Iowa Community Center in VillaPark, IL.

Head instructor Tony Perkins (SamDan), and assistant instructor, MindyPerkins (Cho Dan), challenged the stu-dents, ages 4 & up, to solicit sponsors/donations and kick their way to the club’s$2000.00 pledge goal. It was an energeticand fun filled event featuring music, gianttote boards, cheering parents & grandpar-ents, and oh yes, lots of kicking.

By the end, the students even "kickedout" the goal by raising over $4,600.00for the American Red Cross DisasterRelief Fund.

Mr. and Mrs. Perkins extended theirheartfelt thanks to all the students, par-ents, donors and sponsors for makingthe event such a huge success.

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Tired, but very happy students of the advanced kids/adult class after a long evening ofkicking. Pictured left to right, front row to back row: Ian Stratton, Eli Vainowski, ,William Johnston, Jake Thorne, Rob Neilly, Neal Boyer, Kris Madsen, Austin Janisch, Mr.Tony Perkins, Ms. Mindy Perkins, Beth Vainowski, Alyce Deakin, Phyllis Gregory, TylerMount (head locked), Jeff Deakin (head locker), Joe Ciacco, Paul Koeller, Mike Baier, JeffDeakin, Cory Baldwin, Matthew McNamara, Dmitry Khroustalev.

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tudents and families of theGrand Tradition MartialArts/Linden club ofLinden, Michigan partici-

pated in the American CancerSociety’s “Fenton – Relay for Life”event at the Fenton High School onJune 25 and 26, 2005.

The 24 hour event ran from 2:00PM on Friday through 2:00 PM onSaturday. Community committeeplanning for the event had begun atleast one year prior to these dates.The Linden club began their effortsapproximately 2 months ago. Theclub raised funds through a bottledrive, as well as through on-linerequests, luminaria sales and regulardonation solicitations.

Instructor, 4th Dan Mr. ChrisAnderson and several students,ranging in rank from 7th Gup to 6thGup and ranging in age from 9 to 11,also contributed by breaking boardsfor $5.00 each, to the wild amaze-ment of the crowds who gathered towatch the demonstration! The totalamount raised by students ofGTMA-Linden was $863.00! Notbad for a first year team. The entireRelay group raised over $144,000 forcancer research.

The experience was challenging,fun, touching, thought provoking,and rewarding. It provided anopportunity for the club to do some-thing together, besides karate – topromote community spirit.

Karate brought us together, andtogether we contributed to a veryworthwhile community project. Itwas exciting to be a part of the event,and even more exciting, at the end of24 very hot and humid hours, to hearthe conversation turn to talk of “howwe can do better next year”!

SUBMITTED BY

GENIE MUNCH

1ST DAN, #034717

Breaking Boards to Beat CancerGTMA-Linden students raise over $800 during Relay for Life.

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Breaking boards for $5each, members of theGrand Tradition MartialArts/Linden Club (Linden,MI) raised $863 for theAmerican Cancer Society.The 24 - hour event provedto be challenging and funfor all!

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y name is GenevieveMcGuigan. I train atBrandywine Martial Arts inPennsylvania with Mr. And

Mrs. Peterman. I have been studyingthere for almost seven years. When Ithought about my high school gradua-tion project, Tang Soo Do popped intomy head.

My mother and I came up with theidea of making a Tang Soo Do relatedquilt. We put our talents together tomake something beautiful.

First, I had to go to my instructor andtell him my plan of making a quilt andusing it to raise money for the BuildingFund. This was very important because astudent of Tang Soo Do should do noth-ing without the permission of theirinstructor.

I also needed permission fromGrandmaster Shin. Then, and only then,I could proceed. I was able to get theirpermission after showing them mydrawings of how it would look and Ibegan my project.

Making the quilt was a long andorganized process. I did one step at atime and also took my time so that I didnot get frustrated. My mother andinstructors were a major help to me. I

Tang Soo Do TapestryA student’s high school project becomes a labor of love and a fund-raiser for the Building Fund.

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How does a high school project become a work of art and a fund-raiser for theBuilding Fund? Region 8 student, Genevieve McGuigan, along with the help of hermother and instructors constructed a beautiful quilt that was used in a raffle to raise$3,125 for the Building Fund.

could not have done it without them.When the quilt was completed, I

could start raising money for theBuilding Fund. My instructor, Mr.Peterman, contacted Ms. Gonski andMaster Kaye, chairman of the BuildingFund Committee to help with the raffleticket setup.

Some of my classmates fromBrandywine Martial Arts helped to selltickets; we sold them at the Region 8Black Belt test and at the Region 8Championship. We raised $3125.00!

I had a lot of help with my graduationproject. This was a great honor and I gota chance to meet a lot of key people inour Association.

I hope that you decide to help raisemoney for the Building Fund. My grad-uation project was a major success. Now- what can you do for Tang Soo Do?

SUBMITTED BY

GENEVIEVE MCGUIGAN,BRANDYWINE MARTIAL ARTS

My mother and Icame up with theidea of making a

Tang Soo Dorelated quilt.We put our

talents togetherto make some-thing beautiful.

WTSDA Building Fund Growing Strong

Start $987,205.90

3980 Lisa Figuerelle 100.00

3981 Sean Rotter 40.00

3982 Michael Tzanetis 100.00

3983 Gerold Engenhorst 100.00

3984 Kelly Goodwin 1,000.00

3985 Chris Shay 100.00

3986 Dereck Billings 40.00

3987 Anthony DeLucido III 40.00

3988 Tim J. Hambelton 40.00

3989 Renee Harrold 40.00

3990 Kevin Harrold 40.00

3991 Jay Day 40.00

3992 Genie Munch 40.00

3993 Brendan Detzner 40.00

3994 Amanda Foulds 40.00

3995 Alan Brace 40.00

3996 Jessica Kearney 40.00

3997 Jasmyn Lee 40.00

3998 Eric Ralston 40.00

3999 Roy W. Donaldson 80.00

4000 Anthony Barker 100.00

4001 Brian Olden 1,000.00

4002 Rosa Kaczkowski 70.00

4003 Allen R. Locke Jr. 100.00

4004 Patrick Keenan 40.00

4005 Colin Nash 100.00

4006 Steve Shephard 40.00

4007 Jaclyn Nash 40.00

4008 Region #21 Championship 799.52

4009 Comcast 1,500.00

4010 Book Sale 1,632.00

4011 Jael E. Valentin 40.00

4012 Jason Blazejowski 40.00

4013 Garrett Gitterman 40.00

4014 Ronald M. Burgess 40.00

4015 Becky Rupp 100.00

4016 Shonna McElveen 40.00

4017 Manuel Ramirez Lira 40.00

4018 Karen Alejandro Ramirez 40.00

4019 Manuel Ramirez 1,000.00

4020 Roy Donaldson 640.00

4021 Klaus Kaczkowski 70.00

4022 Chris Loomis 550.00

4023 Cassandra W. Kimberly 100.00

4024 Paul S. Ilko 40.00

4025 Denise M. Meinke 40.00

4026 Justin R. Macurak 100.00

4027 Region #3 Championship 398.97

4028 Region #8 Adult Dan Camp 6982.44

4029 Region #8 Youth Dan Camp 15042.06

4030 Rony Yang 800.00

4031 Frank Altiere 100.00

4032 Linda Russo 40.00

4033 David Roberts 400.00

4034 Chris M. Lion 40.00

4035 Jacob Mott 40.00

4036 Matthew E. White 40.00

4037 Kyra L. Sawford 40.00

4038 Martha L. Heise 40.00

4039 Jacob M. Mayers 40.00

4040 Albert C. Lee 40.00

4041 Lisa A. LaBrasca 40.00

4042 Karen Bokoski 40.00

4043 Samantha Bokoski 40.00

4044 Linda Russo 80.00

4045 Karin Roumanis 250.00

4046 Karen Achey 40.00

4047 Pia-Lena Crane 40.00

4048 Doug Miller 1000.00

4049 Frank Altiere 260.00

4050 Mark Melusky 45.00

4051 Harry Franks 40.00

4052 Neil Bandel 165.00

4053 Luke Walker 40.00

4054 Region #6 Championship 2381.90

4055 Region #21 Black Belt Camp 1432.94

4056 Joe Centrone 100.00

4057 Andrew Silk 40.00

4058 Colin Silk 40.00

4059 Matthew Silk 40.00

4060 Martin Silk 40.00

4061 Britni, Cody & Jesse McKenzie 100.00

4062 Mark Allen 300.00

4063 Region #3 Championship 90.00

4064 Book Sale 2,405.00

4065 River Valley TSD Clinic 1,000.00

4066 Kathleen & Dan Miller 250.00

4067 Josefik’s 10th Clinic 400.00

4068 Jeffrey Schwartz 40.00

4069 Anthony Miller 250.00

4070 Jarod & Lisa Arteca 70.00

4071 Gary Josefik 100.00

4072 Michelle & Mike Campbell 100.00

4073 Thomas Yahner 40.00

4074 Shana Shade 40.00

4075 John Tomlin 1,000.00

4076 Region #5 Championship 1,533.28

4077 Mary Lee Clement 40.00

4078 Kristin Eastman 40.00

4079 Michael A. Lopez 40.00

4080 Roy Donaldson 40.00

4081 B&B Tang Soo Do 40.00

4082 Adam Schauer 40.00

4083 Tammy Lee Clyde 300.00

4084 Wilmer Dechant Jr. 40.00

4085 Sarah Katowitz 40.00

4086 Ryan & Patrick Toelle 70.00

4087 Hannah K. Lesitsky 40.00

4088 Russell W. Seesz 40.00

4089 Sarah Tompkins 40.00

4090 Jacob Lesitsky 40.00

4091 Luke Lagarenne 40.00

4092 Douglas W. Ems 40.00

4093 Victoria R. Dini 40.00

4094 Regina Lagarenne 40.00

4095 Carol E. Jones 40.00

4096 Terry S. Jones 40.00

4097 Howell Hatton 40.00

4098 Kaitlyn Wisser 40.00

4099 Jessica Wisser 40.00

4100 Nicholas A. Favorito 40.00

4101 Sarah Ausec 40.00

4102 William Smith 40.00

4103 Joseph Kidd 40.00

4104 Rochelle Fernands 100.00

4105 Darrin Billock 40.00

4106 Luke DeSantis 40.00

4107 Jacob Mayers 40.00

4108 Jaysen Satterwhite 40.00

4109 James Pienta 40.00

4110 Marie Moore 40.00

4111 Janet Luneau 40.00

4112 Andrew Delena 40.00

4113 Jake Francis 40.00

4114 Kristan Nolan 50.00

4115 Scott Sumers 40.00

4116 Larry Luneau 40.00

4117 Bradley P. Fruston 40.00

4118 Robert Sharples 40.00

4119 Richard Hughes Jr. 40.00

4120 Cynthia Toth 40.00

4121 Christina Toth 40.00

4122 Katya Swarts 40.00

4123 Kristina Swarts 40.00

4124 Thomas Cesarini 40.00

4125 John Alesi 40.00

4126 Tracy Reffeor 40.00

4127 Tom Saltzer 40.00

4128 Jack Rote 40.00

4129 David Ashworth 40.00

4130 Steve Ludman 40.00

4131 Colin Horst 40.00

4132 Dan Nguyen 40.00

4133 Andrew Jarowenki 40.00

4134 Jackie Jubien 40.00

4135 Joseph Taylor 40.00

4136 Michael Young 40.00

4137 Matthew Mecoli 40.00

4138 Michele Guest 40.00

4139 Brian Melson 40.00

4140 Eileen & Russel King 70.00

4141 Geoff Landers-Nolan 40.00

4142 Carla & Jesse Rodgers 70.00

4143 Madison Mock 40.00

4144 Vincent Searfoss 40.00

4145 Juan Rosario 40.00

4146 Denise Robinson 40.00

4147 Colton Rosario 40.00

4148 Richard Jones 40.00

4149 John Walter 40.00

4150 Hope Murry 40.00

4151 Sammy Gorfti 40.00

4152 Alex Keat 40.00

4153 Kyle Himes 40.00

4154 David, Amy & Jaina Ilko 100.00

4155 The Fremont family 100.00

4156 Timothy Hambelton 40.00

4157 Yen Touysinhthiphonexay 460.00

4158 Crystal Knapp 40.00

4160 Jim Mars 400.00

4161 Mary Mars 900.00

4162 Chuck Vaughn 1000.00

4163 Nate Gordon 1000.00

4164 Linda Russo 80.00

4165 Mike Allen 70.00

4166 Robert J. Collin 40.00

4167 Darius S. White 40.00

4168 Roy Donaldson 40.00

4169 David Cuddy 40.00

4170 Pacific Championship 498.05

4171 Thomas Lack III 40.00

4172 Jonathan Stauffer 40.00

4173 Marian E. Krick 40.00

4174 Gregory Guynn 1,000.00

4175 Julia Harvey Homschek 1,000.00

4176 Eric & Cindy King 100.00

4177 Kari Brannan 40.00

End $1,042,665.08 as of 10/20

Throughout its two thousand yearhistory, Tang Soo Do has passedthrough many cycles. This special arthas been created, refined, lost and redis-covered. We can overcome this cycleand ensure that our art will never disap-pear again by building our permanent

monument to Tang Soo Do. Do notdoubt your ability to achieve this goal.As part of a family of over 100,000members, this noble goal is reachable.

If you believe that Tang Soo Do hasmade a positive difference in your lifeand those around you, make the goal of

our permanent monument a reality.Beginning with the Spring 1994 issue,we have listed the names of contribu-tors who have contributed since January1, 1994. We thank you and recognizeyou for your past support and antici-pate your continued support.

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