Ladies Golf Association 2025
CCNC GOLF PROFESSIONAL STAFF
Pro Shop: 910-692-6771
PGA - Director of Golf Jeff Dotson
PGA - Head Golf Professional Tanner Steiner
PGA - Director of Instruction Joe Steadman
PGA - Assistant Professional Matt Buechner
PGA - Associate Cam Kuebler
PGA - Associate Cody Troudt
PGA - Associate Trent Labreque
Locker Room Attendant Carla Cameron
GAME DEFINITIONS & OTHER KEY INFORMATION
Blind Partners
Players play their own ball. Players will find out who their partner is at the end of the round. Scoring will take the better score of the pair for each hole. Lowest score wins. The Golf Shop will make teams.
Five Blind Holes
Players play their own ball. Players will find out at the end of the round which 5 holes will be contributed to the score. Lowest score wins.
Flag Day
Each player will receive a flag at the beginning of the round with their name on it. Everyone plays their own ball using their handicap. The handicap will be added to Par (72). Once you have reached this amount, you will place your flag where your ball has finished. For example, Tiger Woods is a 12 handicap, adding 72+12, his total amount of shots will be 84. Once he hits his 84th shot, he will place his flag where
his 84th shot came to rest. If you have “extra shots” after you have played 18 holes, you will continue on the 1st hole until you have reached your limit.
Individual Stroke Play
Each player will play their own ball for an individual score based off handicap.
Net Pars & Birdies
Players will play their own ball. There will be a winner for who makes the most Net Pars & Net Birdies.
Par 3 Challenge
Nine holes will be set up as a Par 3 ranging from 90-140 yards. Tees will be set up in the fairway unless the hole is naturally a Par 3. Example, on the front 9 of Dogwood, Holes 1 and 2 will have tee markers in the fairway, making it a Par 3. Hole #3, the tees will be normal since it’s a Par 3. Handicap will be less than 100%.
Putts Only
Players play their own ball. However, the total amount of putts on each hole is your score. If the ball is not on the green, it does not count as a putt. If any part of the golf ball touches the green, it is considered to be on the green.
Scramble
(2, 3 or 4 person, depending on how many players)
Each player tees off on each hole. The best of the tee shots is selected, and all players play their second shot from that spot. The best of the second shots is determined, then all play their third shots from that spot, and so on until the ball is holed out. The scramble score will be recorded as a gross score.
Step Aside Scramble
All players hit their tee shots. Based on length, lie, etc., one best ball is chosen to be played and the person whose ball is chosen must “step aside” and is not allowed to hit the next shot. The other playing partners hit from that spot. This
greenside bunker. Next shot, he hits it to 4 feet from the hole. His recorded “Tee to Green” score is 3.
Texas Scramble
After teeing off, players select the best drive and then play their own ball until the ball is holed. The best score will count as the Team’s Score.
Three Clubs and a Putter
Each player will choose 3 clubs and a putter before the play. These will be the only clubs you can use for the 9 holes.
Three, Two, One (3-2-1)
Team event –
One best ball of the Team on par 5’s, two best balls of the Team on par 4’s and three best balls of the Team on par 3’s.
Throw out 3 Worst Holes
Players will play their own ball. The Golf Shop will throw out the 3 worst net score holes in relation to par.
Two Best (Better) Balls (Net)
Players will play their own ball. The two best net scores will count for the team. The Golf Shop will make the teams.
Two Mulligans (or One Mulligan)
Each player will receive Two Mulligans for their round. Each player can use them whenever they would like whether it is on a tee shot, iron shot, or putt.
No Alibis
Players may replay a certain number of shots during the round. Usually, the number of replays is three-fourths of a players handicap. When replaying, the golfer must use the second shot, regardless of where it goes. She cannot decide to play her first ball and she cannot replay the same shot twice.
Trouble (also known as “Disaster”)
Trouble is a point game in which your actual scores are not relevant, at least not directly. The goal is to collect the least
number of “trouble points” possible during the round. Points are assigned as follows:
Out of bounds-1, Water hazard-1, Bunker-1, Three putt-1, Leaving ball in the bunker-2 (an additional 2 points if you leave the ball in the bunker again and so on), Hitting from one bunker to another-1, Four putt-3, Whiffed ball-4.
A player can erase all the points accumulated on a given hole by making par.
Mutt & Jeff
The total net score for each player on the par 3 and par 5 holes is recorded. Prizes for low net scores.
Scotch Foursome
Pairs alternate shots from tee to green until the ball is in the hole; one player must drive all the even holes and the other the odd. Use one-half of combined handicaps.
Green vs. White
Team Match Play - Two-player teams are drawn based off (85%) of handicap indexes. Best ball of two from hybrid tees. The front 9 (holes 1-9) is worth 1 point and the overall (18) is worth 1 point. Please record gross scores. Wear team colors.
CCNC LOCAL RULES
All play is governed by the USGA Rules of Golf and the following Model Local Rules:
• All private lawns, shrubs and flowering trees are considered a No Play Zone and free relief is required within one club length of the nearest point of complete relief not nearer the hole. (Rule 16.1f)
• Provisional ball allowed for a ball that might be in the penalty area on Dogwood #3. (MLR B-3)
• Drop zone as additional relief option from penalty areas on Cardinal #3, #4, #11 and Dogwood #3 and #5 only if ball crossed the edge of the penalty area closer to the hole than the drop zone. (MLR E-1)
• Relief available in the general area for parts of the course significantly damaged by rain and cart traffic. (MLR F-4)
• Relief for immovable obstructions close to the green. Ball and obstruction must both be in an area cut to fairway height or less. (MLR F-5)
• Relief from sod seams. (MLR F-7)
• Relief from tree roots in areas cut to fairway height or less. (MLR F-9)
Tiebreakers will be determined by the USGA recommended method of last 9 holes, last 6 holes, last 3 holes, and the final hole.
LGA COMPETITION WINNERS 2024
President’s Cup
Murrie Ives
Member/Member
Beth Collom
Murrie Ives
Shootout
Kathleen Ford
Teresa Kline
Most Improved
Julia Kober
CCNC Ladies Club Champion
Sarah Tucker
CCNC Ladies Senior Club Champion
Laura Hanna
CCNC Ladies Super Senior Club Champion
Margot Rawlings
Ladies National Golf Association*
Pam Bradley
Carolina Ladies’ Club Day**
Diane Lavigne
Western Women’s Golf Association ***
Jo Williams
*The LNGA is dedicated to promoting amateur golf for women. Each member club holds a two-day combined low net competition. The winner receives a Crest Pin.
**Formerly NC Women’s Golf Association, each member club hosts a local one-day net competition for its members. The winner receives a medallion and certificate from the Carolinas Golf Association (CGA). Her name is engraved on a plaque displayed in the Ladies Locker Room.
***The WWGA promotes amateur women’s golf, sponsors national competition, and encourages young women to play through an extensive scholarship program. Member clubs hold six low net events during a season. The player with the best four low net scores of the six events wins the WWGA Low Net Pin.
OTHER KEY INFORMATION TO NOTE
• Pairings will be established by Golf Shop unless otherwise noted.
• All golfers should be at the starting hole 10 minutes prior to the first tee time. (8:50 am or 10:50 am)
• Golf Shop coordinates LGA weekly golf March through October.
o Mondays – 9-Holes
o Tuesdays – 18-Holes
• Teaching Pro conducts clinics for all levels of golfers and can be arranged via the Golf Shop or ForeTees.
• President’s Cup – 2025 President’s Cup winner will be determined by the low 36 holes net score played from the Green Tees. Participants must play in 2 out of the 4 Tuesday Play Days (dates are listed on the 2025 Calendar of Events). You are automatically signed up if you play on 2 of the specified dates. Prizes will also be awarded for the low 36 holes net score from the Hybrid tees. Prizes will be determined by the number of participants after all rounds are played. (Minimum of 4 players in each flight is required.) You must declare Green tees on Golf Genius for the dates specified otherwise Hybrid tees are the default tees. Play dates are April 15, May 20, September 9, and October 7.
• LNGA – 2 days (May 20 and September 9)
• CLCD – 1 day (September 9)
• WWGA – 4 out of 6 hybrid tee play embedded on Tuesday Play Days (April 9, April 15, May 20, July 8, September 9, and October 7)
RINGER CONTESTS
The Ringer Score is an ideal round composed of the very best gross score you’ve ever shot on each hole at a specific course and on the same tees.
• 9-hole Ringer contests (RED tees) are front nine and back nine / Cardinal and Dogwood.
• 18-hole Ringer contests (HYBRID and/or GREEN tees) / Cardinal and Dogwood.
• LGA members choose to post EITHER for 9-hole red tees OR 18-hole hybrid and/or green tees.
• It is your responsibility to notify the Golf Shop which ringer contest you wish to participate in at the beginning of the season.
BIRDIE CONTESTS
Record your birdies by date, hole number, course, and tee. Updating Ringers & Birdies
1. Participate in both season-long contests: Summer (Mar –Oct) and Winter (Nov – Feb).
2. Record and update your best scores and birdies on your page in the ringer binder at the scoreboard at the end of each round.
3. Summer scores may ONLY be completed and updated during Monday and Tuesday LGA Ladies’ play days and other LGA-sponsored events in formats where you play your own ball each hole. Make sure your page is updated by October 1. Winners are announced on Closing Day.
4. Winter scores (Nov – Feb) may be completed any day you are playing with one or more LGA members. Winter scores must be updated by March 1. (Binder kept in the Ladies Locker Room.) Winners are announced on Opening Day.
5. Ringer winners are determined by course, tee, and handicap. There will be 4 players in each division.
6.Birdie winners are determined by course and tee.
COORDINATED CASUAL GOLF GROUPS
Thursdays
Carol Higgins, 910-420-2664, ckrynick@gmail.com
Fridays (18-hole)
Peggy Cleary, 910-639-1317, ccncpsc@aol.com
Saturdays (18-hole)
Pam Bradley, 910-496-6222, pjb149@mac.com
TWILIGHT GOLF
The Golf Shop has set the dates of April 23, May 22, June 4, July 30, August 27 and September 25. Sign-ups are through the Golf Shop and/or Golf Genius.
INTER-CLUB
Moore County Inter-Club is made up of six clubs. To qualify, you must be a member with an established handicap at CCNC.
the captains that they will be available to play. This will not guarantee a slot, but will facilitate the captains as they begin the process of player selection and also provide a list of possible last minute substitutions. The dates of the matches will be on the golf calendar and will be interactive. You can add your name, or if you have signed up but have a conflict arise, you can delete your name as your plans dictate.
• Once the team is selected, starting 2 weeks prior to each match, you will be notified of your partner, by email, for that match and the other participating team members. You must take a riding cart each match, and we encourage you to support the efforts taken by each club to socialize afterwards by staying for lunch.
The matches that are scheduled for 2025 are as follows, if there are any changes you will be notified:
May
Pinewild, Tuesday, May 13
CCNC vs Pinehurst Classic
June
Mid-South, Thursday, June 12
CCNC vs Pinewild
July
Pinehurst Classic, Wednesday, July 9
CCNC vs Forest Creek
August
Pinehurst Signature, Monday, August 4
CCNC vs Pinehurst Signature September
CCNC, Monday, September 15
CCNC vs Mid South
Fun Day
Forest Creek, Tuesday, September 30
(Unless needed day for a rescheduled match)
Registration can be found on Golf Genius. You must first register your name to gain access to the Interclub sign ups and can select which rounds you are available for.
Any questions, please reach out to:
Captain
Peggy Cleary, 910-639-1412, ccncpsc@aol.com
Co-Captain
Debbie Smith, 910-603-0907, classicgifts1988@gmail.com
Scan the QR to register.
LADIES HOLE-IN-ONE CLUB
The Ladies H-I-O Club is separate from the Mens H-I-O.
1. Notify the Golf Shop that you wish to be a member of the Ladies H-I-O. Accounting will add your name to the list. You will remain a member until you ask to be removed from the list.
2. When a lady has a H-I-O, she notifies the Golf Shop. She receives a flag signed by her partners and others.
3. Accounting is notified and at the end of that billing month, a $5.00 charge is made to Ladies H-I-O members, and the total is credited to the lucky lady’s account to cover the celebratory drinks purchased on the day of the Hole-In-One.
GOLF ACADEMY INSTRUCTION
There are two player development programs that are open to all LGA Members, the LGA Spring/Fall Golf Academies and the LGA Clinic Series.
LGA SPRING GOLF ACADEMY
A four-week, progressive program with a general theme (short-game, putting, full swing, etc.) The objective of this program is to create a more consistent and in-depth instruction that allows a player time to take what they have learned each week, apply it in practice, and then build on it during the next session. It is a small group (max of 5) and is designed to be an enjoyable, social atmosphere.
LGA SPRING SHORT GAME ACADEMY SCHEDULE
(includes 4 weeks)
Sundays
April 6, 13, 27 and May 4
Two Sessions Offered:
Beginning: 1:00 - 2:30 pm
Intermediate: 3:00 - 4:30 pm
Wednesdays
April 9, 16, 30 and May 7
One Session Offered:
Intermediate: 2:00-3:30 pm,
SPRING 2025 LGA CLINIC SERIES
The clinic series is available for those who are not able to commit to the 4-week Academy program, or may just want to focus on specific elements of their game in a shorter duration. Clinics will be held on a weekly basis and on a first come, first served basis. There is no commitment or
requirement up front. You may attend every session or choose which specific sessions you would like to attend. Each session will consist of a single aspect of the game and will not necessarily be held in any particular order in relation to each other. There will be a max of 6 players per 90-minute session. Golf Gensis will be used as the signup medium. (Specific signup and registration information will be provided in the registration email.) The clinic series will start mid to late March (exact dates, times, and schedule are TBD but will be released shortly) and will typically run until June. We usually take a break during the warmer months and then pick back up again in September.
INDIVIDUAL AND PRIVATE GROUP INSTRUCTION
Individual lessons are a great way to augment concepts being introduced in the clinics and academies but can be tailored specifically to each player. Private groups are also an enjoyable and cost-effective way to work on your game, if the clinic or academy options do not fit your needs or schedule. If you are interested in setting up a private group instruction program, please email Joe Steadman, Director of Instruction, at jsteadman@ccofnc.com. Individual lessons can be booked online through the Foretees App or via email.
March
LGA 2025 CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Winter Ringer Scores Updated March 1 (November-February)
Opening Day March 5
Birthday Weekend March 28-30
April
LGA Invitational April 9
WWGA #1 April 9
Presidents Cup #1 April 15
WWGA #2 April 15
Twilight Golf April 23
May
Interclub at Pinewild
Member-Guest
President’s Cup #2
LNGA #1
WWGA #3
Twilight Golf
June
Twilight Golf
Green & White
Interclub at Mid-South
July
WWGA #4
Interclub Pinehurst Classic
Twilight Golf
May 13
May 16 & 17
May 20
May 20
May 20
May 22
June 4
June 10
June 12
July 8
July 9
July 30
August
Interclub Pinehurst Signature August 4
Par 3 Challenge August 4
Couples Guest Day August 24
Twilight Golf August 27
September
President’s Cup #3 September 9
LNGA #2 September 9
CLCD September 9
WWGA #5 September 9
Twilight Golf September 12
Interclub at CCNC September 15
Member Member September 16 & 18
Sip n Swing September 24
Twilight Golf September 25
Interclub at Forest Creek September 30
October
Summer Ringer Scores Updated October 1 (March - September)
President’s Cup #4 October 7
WWGA #6 October 7
Shootout October 14
Couples Member Member October 19
Closing Day October 23
December
Christmas Party December 3
LADIES
9 HOLERS - MONDAY PLAY DAYS
March, April, May, October
Weekly Tee Times 1:00 pm
June through September
Weekly Tee Times 9:00 am
LADIES 18 HOLERS - TUESDAY PLAY DAYS
March, April, October
Weekly Tee Times 11:00 am (unless the format necessitates a 9:00 am start)
May through September
Weekly Tee Times 9:00 am
2025 LGA MEMBERS
Allard Louise (Dave) 219-718-3251 lallard808@aol.com
Allen Anne (David) 919-345-7087 aallenfam@gmail.com
Alles Toni 214-763-4554 love2dogs@sbcglobal.net
Allison Scarlett (Craig) 910-603-0359 scarlettallison@nc.rr.com
Allison Shannon 910-585-9021 sallison301@yahoo.com
Armistead Jodie (Robbie) 919-961-3768 jodieluke@icloud.com
Baker Barbara (H)910-692-6652 barbbhn@aol.com
Baynes Lesley (Mark) 269-598-9875 lesley.baynes@gmail.com
Beddow Kathy (Tom) (H)910-295-2745 tbeddow@nc.rr.com
Berry Courtney (Chris) 336-414-8214 courtneywberry@gmail.com
Berry Jenn (John) 336-508-2133 jennberry0530@gmail.com
Biggar Shirley (John) (H)910-692-5660 swbiggar@yahoo.com
Chapman Pidgie (Dixie) (H)910-692-2977 pgchapman@nc.rr.com
Cheneski Jami (JP) 203-808-5328 jami.cheneski@gmail.com
Chinn Eiko (Colin) 360-632-5692 ekchinn97@gmail.com
Christopher Cindy (Colin Brown) 336-926-1411 cindychristopher933@gmail.com
Cleary Peggy (Jim) 910-639-1412 ccncpsc@aol.com
Clement Ruffles (Bill) (H)910-692-5005 clementruffles@gmail.com
Clifton Meredith (Brantley) (H)910-692-4833 mbclifton1010@gmail.com
Collins Eleana (Terry) 910-603-4815 eleana.a.collins@gmail.com
Collins Parris (John) 434-242-1154 parriscollins@gmail.com
Collom Beth (Terry) 630-605-5703 bethcollom@gmail.com
Coman Jennie (Scott) 630-335-5659 jenniecoman@hotmail.com
Coman Sandy (Steve) 828-260-2157 sandycoman@gmail.com
Cook Lisa (Chip) 864-363-6362 tarheelcooks@mac.com
Cozart Sallie (Thomas) 252-290-5206 sncozart@yahoo.com
Crabtree Amy (Charlie) 203-918-6468 amyscrabtree@gmail.com
Crawley Dawn (Scott Schaefer) 910-783-7993 dawn@pinehurstresortrealty.com
Cronin Debbie (Dennis) (H)910-684-8524 stonecroft2020@gmail.com
Crosby Holly (Buzz) 910-617-4959 hollycrosby@triad.rr.com
Cutlip Kathy (Michael) 914-434-4136 kathymcutlip@gmail.com
Dalrymple Liz (Chris) 910-690-3034 lizdal813@gmail.com
Davis Donna (Sean) 410-935-5051 davishome@comcast.net
DeFrancesa Gail (Henley Carter) 239-216-6296 Mrdees1@aol.com
Dewar Bobbie (Pat) 607-972-9705 bfdewar@gmail.com
Douglass Ginx (Skip) 602-810-2177 ginx.douglass@yahoo.com
Duke Morgie (David) 919-819-9046 morgieduke@gmail.com
DuMont Anne (John Kim) 301-520-7833 dodgerd@gmail.com
Dyer Dale (Ken) 607-373-0347 daleaireydyer@gmail.com
Ebers Gay (Michael Franckowiak) (H)910-725-0334 gatormt1115@gmail.com
Edgerton Ann (Art) 910-638-8260 annkedgerton@gmail.com
Entwistle Marielle (Trey) 484-686-7243 mehewle@gmail.com
Fairfield Doris (Jack) 480-250-9364 dgfair626@aol.com Fallon Melissa (Rob) 317-697-7085 missyafa_7@hotmail.com
Faulkner Mandy (Nigel) 848-218-0372 mandy_faulkner@hotmail.com
Fisher Karen (Jim) 919-264-7618 jfmfjf3@aol.com
Fiske Kathy (Mike) (H)910-725-0725 kfiske@nc.rr.com
Forbis Virginia (Lee) 910-574-0502 vgforbis@gmail.com
Gulley Angela (Graham) 910-638-4539 angelgulleype@gmail.com
Hanna Laura (Randy) 248-408-2496 laura.hanna16@gmail.com
Hardinger Cara (Mike) (H) 910-695-2318 cthardinger@gmail.com
Hare Vicki (Bryant) 919-782-4667 vgh81@aol.com
Harper Susan (Jim) (H) 919-649-7219 susanharper0818@gmail.com
Harrell Emma (Logan) 843-408-3583 emmagracejordon@gmail.com
Hasner Maggie (Rick) 910-638-4455 maggiehasner@gmail.com
Heins Bette Jean 910-690-3054 bjheins1@nc.rr.com
Herseth Mary Jo (Stephen) 312-636-8417 maryjo.herseth@gmail.com
Hertenstein Cindy (Edward) 614-723-2066 cindy.hertenstein@yahoo.com
Hicks Donna (Sam Mitchener) 910-280-1132 dmclhicks@gmail.com
Higgins Carol (Bert) (H)910-420-2664 ckrynick@gmail.com
Hilson Cindy (John) 213-458-0854 article9ucc@netzero.net
Hofmann Andy (Bobby Barrett) 910-639-1528 andypinehurst@hotmail.com
Hooper Jan (Jeff) 814-242-6802 rhoops21@aol.com
Howard Jane (Paul Whit) 919-971-2810 jphtravel@gmail.com
Howden Linda (Gene) (H)910-246-0686 lmhowden@gmail.com
Howell Barb (Bill) 704-582-0813 barbhowell1@mac.com
Huntley Marilee (Ken) 910-246-7341 mwhuntley@carolina.rr.com
Hutson Jane (Craig) 847-800-2269 bhutson24@comcast.net
Ives Murrie (David Beaver) 704-763-4531 murrie1955@gmail.com
Jacobs, Ann (John) 617-966-0779 ann@the4jacobs.com
Jensen Carla (Sandra Haydon) 416-998-8068 shaydon@rogers.com
Johnson Cindy (Greg) (H)910-725-1097 cyndos2@gmail.com
Jones Priscilla (Alan) 919-349-2853 priscillajones2018@gmail.com
Kane Sharon (Alan) 310-766-4300 sharonokane@gmail.com
Kendall Jane 617-233-9777 jkendall@gmail.com
Kim Sylvia (Sun Moon) 404-713-8959 sylvia7770@gmail.com
Kimelman Dot (Rick) 336-327-6500 dot@pineapplefabrics.com
Kistler Vel 484-951-5192 purplevk@aol.com
Kittelberger Reah (Keith) 919-264-6930 coachkjvfh@hotmail.com
Kline Teresa (Rick) 704-607-4607 teresacarol25@gmail.com
Klug Barbara (Bob) 910-690-0262 bklug@pinehurst.net
Knappenberger Sherry (Gail) (H)910-692-9463 sknappenberger@hotmail.com
Knowles Dona (Hal McCoy) 850-797-3428 donaknowles@comcast.net
Kober Julia (John) 910-528-1963 juliakober01@gmail.com
Krahnert Anne (John) 910-695-0235 akrahnert@gmail.com
Laidlaw Lisa (Russell Bry) 630-880-5050 llaidlaw1@me.com
Laird Patricia (H)910-725-1411 pat.laird@mac.com
Lang Laura (Michael) (H)910-692-4975 llk640@aol.com
Lanphier Laura (Jon) 630-650-3752 Lanph2@cbuying.com
LaRose Cathy (Marcus) 910-690-0362 clarose@homesscba.com
Laughlin Wendy (Dexter) 301-643-8351 sailingmastro@gmail.com
Lavigne Diane (John) 508-612-6597 dlavigne737@gmail.com
Leahy Linda (Mike) 516-680-3634 lindamleahy52@gmail.com
Leahy Melanie (Jim) 910-695-6298 melaniegleahy@gmail.com
Leinbach Tracy (H)910-725-0122 taleinbach@aol.com
Levy Paige (Kris) 281-610-8870 paigenuirich@gmail.com
Lloyd Michele (Dave) 315-591-1426 michele.e.lloyd@gmail.com
Long Florence (Lunsford) (H)919-968-8905 flong10@nc.rr.com
Lovell Connie (Bob) 910-986-8065 connielovell45@gmail.com
Malone Helen (Daniel) 352-318-7875 chelenmalone@gmail.com
Mangum Tal (Michael) 919-291-6626 tal.mangum35@gmail.com
Marsh Page 919-819-1561 page_marsh@icloud.com
McCabe Susan (Jack) 908-447-7152 smccabe94@gmail.com
McCann Erika (John) 914-841-5065 erikamccannllc@gmail.com
McClear Johanna (Dick) (H)231-352-9530 hmcclear@aol.com
McCollum Harriet (H)910-692-6524 hcmccollum@gmail.com
McCuaig Carole Ann (Chris) 239-284-7222 caroleannmccuaig@rogers.com
McErlean Susan (Bill) 708-214-4723 suemcerlean@aim.com
McMahan Chelsea (David) 704-287-8517 buford010@gmail.com
McMichael Susan (John Pleasant) (H)336-349-8175 suemcmichael@bellsouth.net
Meittinis Stephanie (Nick) 443-324-1413 meittinis@gmail.com
Mellone Kitty (Richard) (H)704-896-7405 kmellone@aol.com
Meyers Jill (Lawrence) 219-776-1007 jill.meyers@meyersglaros.com
Meyn, Cindy 917-273-6447 cynthia.meyn@zircon-company.com
Miller Irma (Bill) 626-376-7112 irma_miller@sbcglobal.net
Moegling Lynda (Dale) 864-906-4700 lyndamoegling@gmail.com
Murnane Rhonda (Mike) 614-580-3330 murnaners@gmail.com
Myatt Christine (Robbie Perkins) 336-317-7959 christymyatt56@gmail.com
Nordloh Barbara (David) (H)910-692-4151 barbaranordloh@gmail.com
Nyberg Jackie (Chris) 425-233-4242 jknyberg1@gmail.com
Oakes Mary Murrill (John) 704-756-6400 marymurrilloakes@gmail.com
O’Connor April (Chris) 305-216-9445 grammaapple185@gmail.com
O’Malley Mary (John) 414-801-7088 maryomalley37@gmail.com
Ottaviani Josie (Rob) 919-223-1274 jjottaviani@hotmail.com
Owen Joan (Tom) (H)910-246-6448 joanaliceowen@aol.com
Parker Tracey (Al) 919-601-6210 tparker82@nc.rr.com
Parrott Vin (Rob) 336-416-6610 vin.parrott@gmail.com
Patch Helen (Lauren) 513-404-1167 patchfams@aol.com
Payne Margaret (Chip) 919-345-0388 magpayne24@gmail.com
Perry Ilo (Wes) (H)910-295-1789 ip@nc.rr.com
Phelps Sally (Richard) 646-361-6559 sallyphelps@aol.com
Pigott Carole (Bill) 416-537-8100 carolepigott@gmail.com
Porter Michelle (Lee) 336-207-0515 michelle@michelleporter.com
Presnell Sydnor (Lacy) 910-246-0060 lpresnell3@gmail.com
Pront Marsha (Peter) 917-576-8902 mpront@gmail.com
Puckett Nancy (Frank) 859-699-4122 Rocking144@aol.com
Purdy Gilda (Jack) 310-991-5882 jackgilda@aol.com
Ragan Sharlia (H)910-692-5379 sharliaragan36@gmail.com
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