ART I GENEROSITY I CITY REACH I FROM THE DEAN
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WHAT A JOY IT IS! CREATING SPACE
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Prayer & Action Prayer & Action I December 2015
Dean & Rector ɪ The Very Rev. Carol Wade > cwade@ccclex.org Associate Dean ɪ The Rev. Brent Owens > bowens@ccclex.org Associate for Youth & Young Adults ɪ The Rev. Kate Byrd > kbyrd@ccclex.org Deacon ɪ The Rev. Paula Ott > paula@ccclex.org Minister of Christian Formation ɪ Dr. Elizabeth Conrad > elizabeth@ccclex.org Canon Musician ɪ Canon Erich Balling > eballing@ccclex.org Music Assistant ɪ Kathleen Balling > kballing@ccclex.org Assistant Organist ɪ Lisa Hall > lhall@ccclex.org Parish Administrator ɪ Lesa Wehrle > lwehrle@ccclex.org Parish Secretary ɪ Margaret Christensen > mchristensen@ccclex.org Communications Director ɪ Ashley Goodrich > agoodrich@ccclex.org Nursery Coordinator ɪ Michelle Dunlap > mdunlap@ccclex.org Financial Assistant ɪ Linda Critchfield > lcritchfield@ccclex.org Facilities Manager ɪ John Hodgman > jhodgman@ccclex.org Sexton ɪ Joe Agee Vestry Tracey Meyers, Senior Warden ɪ Caywood Prewitt, Junior Warden ɪ Lance Churchill ɪ Dan Dorsett ɪ Robert Fugate ɪ Ann Whitney Garner ɪ Anne Garrett ɪ Lamar Grimes ɪ Tim Lucas ɪ Gwen Mathews ɪ John Perrine ɪ Amanda Tudor ɪ Jim Ware, Treasurer
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DECEMBER PRAYER Heavenly Father, you have declared your love for us by the birth of the Holy Child at Bethlehem: Prepare our hearts to welcome Him with gladness and to make room for Him in our common days, so that we may live at peace with one another and in goodwill with all people. In His Name we pray. Amen. NEED PRAYER? Contact Margaret Christensen, Parish Secretary, at the church if you or a family member is admitted to the hospital or in need of congregational care. For the Prayer Chain, call Loys Mather, 299-8569, or the church office. ABOUT THE COVER A beautiful, holy, Christmas Eve 2014.
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CONTENTS
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Creating Space
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Advent & Christmas 2015
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City Reach Opportunities This Season
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A Response to the Syrian Refugee Crisis
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What a Joy It Is!
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Select visual and sound works by Transylvania University Students, Faculty, and Alumni
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Bulletin Board
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Birthdays
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Creating
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THE VERY REVEREND CAROL WADE Dean & Rector
For Advent is a preparation for the celebration of the Incarnation, God’s humble coming among us in the gift of Christ.
FROM THE DEAN
Ready or not, here I come!” As a young child, I loved playing the game hide and seek with my many cousins at family gatherings. Whether we were discovered in our hiding places or made it back to the base, the shouts of joy and the squeals of laughter at being “found” or being “home safe” were contagious. The season of Advent reminds me of that children’s game. Advent, from the Latin adventus, means arrival or coming. God is coming whether we are ready or not. For some of us, Advent is a time of joy. We eagerly anticipate festive gatherings with family and friends, sharing gifts and time away from our daily routine. For others, we may be feeling apprehensive. Perhaps it is a first Christmas without a loved one, or we worry about our ability to buy gifts or provide comfort for those in sickness or need. Whatever our situation, and ready or not, the season of Advent is shaped to create space for us to find and be found by God. For Advent is a preparation for the celebration of the Incarnation, God’s humble coming among us in the gift of Christ. How are you getting ready this year? In a season where preparation and expectation can turn to frenzy, a practice of daily prayer is never more needed. I suggest that you create space to begin your day in prayer. Perhaps your space for morning prayers is only the time it takes to wait for your coffee to brew, or perhaps you find your way to the Cathedral for our community service of Morning Prayer. Either way, pause, read a bit of scripture, or some short devotional ma-
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terial, or just sit quietly in the presence of God. Listen for a word or phrase that catches your attention. Then commit to a practice of carrying that thought into the day and see how this Living Word changes your interactions with others. If we want God to find us, the good news is that God is ready and waiting. The season of Advent at Christ Church Cathedral is shaped to create space for God to find us through prayer and action. There is beloved music, meaningful worship, quiet days for contemplation and healing, and opportunities for service with others. Most of all, Advent at Christ Church is time to be one with God, each other and the world God so loves as we prepare to celebrate the Nativity of Christ. The beginning of a new liturgical year offers us time to pause and to create new space. Even in the busiest of days, we are called to rejoice in the wondrous gift that has already been given to us in Emmanuel, God with us. May you have a blessed Advent, and in this season of preparation and expectation, may you find and be found by God.
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Christmas The angel said to them, ‘Do not be afraid; for see— I am bringing you good news of great joy for all the people: to you is born this day in the city of David a Saviour, who is the Messiah, the Lord. (Luke 2:10-11)
Advent & Christmas Events Morning Prayer during Advent Weekdays, November 30 - December 23 8:00am in the Chapel Contact The Rev. Brent Owens at bowens@ccclex.org. G.F. Handel's Messiah Concert Friday, December 4 7:30pm with The Lexington Baroque Ensemble, the Cathedral Choir and Guest Soloists Tickets on sale at the Welcome Center or www.ccclex.org. Advent Quiet Day Monday, December 7 10:00am - 2:00pm Hope In An Uncertain Time with The Rev. Dr. Glenn Hinson Sign up by emailing elizabeth@ccclex.org. Episcopal Church Women Christmas Luncheon Tuesday, December 8 Noon Tilford Room A special Christmas luncheon will be held in the Tilford Room at Christ Church Cathedral with uniquely decorated tables created by ECW members. $15/person Young Adults during Advent 6:30-8:30pm Friday, December 11 Sugano (533 Eastland Pkwy #7) Saturday, December 19 The Duvall Home A Festival of Nine Lessons & Carols Sunday, December 13 7:00pm with the Cathedral Choir A Candlelight "Blue" Christmas Sunday, December 20 6:00pm with Pleasant Company For those who mourn, feel “blue,” or who simply feel a need to await the coming of the Christ Child in contemplation.
A Ceremony of Carols Monday, December 21 Noon with the Cathedral Girls Choir Elaine Cook, Harp Lunch available in the Great Hall after the concert. Dine in or take out. Christmas Eve Services Thursday, December 24 2:00pm Christmas Eve Pageant with Cathedral Choirs & Holy Communion A Christmas Eve Pageant for children of all ages. Come discover the story of Christmas. The pageant is free and open to the public. Costumes will be provided; please wear a white shirt and shepherds should bring a bathrobe. Questions? Contact Kim Knight at 576-9802. Reception to follow with special guest Santa Claus! Please bring a camera. 5:00pm Candlelight Carols with Cathedral Girls Choir & Holy Communion This service includes many familiar and wellloved carols. Preludes of Christmas begins at 4:30pm. Reception to follow the service. 11:00pm Festival Holy Communion with the Cathedral Choir This service includes many familiar and wellloved carols. This service will have incense. Preludes of Christmas begins at 10:30pm. Christmas Day Eucharist Friday, December 25 11:00am Christmas I Service Sunday, December 27 11:00am Congregational carols. No 7:45 or 8:45am services, no Children’s Chapel or youth, and no Sunday School or Breakfast, but coffee and donuts will be available. Epiphany Celebration Sunday, January 3 11:00am One service at 11:00am with camels! Breakfast offered at 10:00am in the Great Hall with King's Cake. No Sunday School. Burning of the Greens after the service.
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CITY REACH
CITY REACH OPPORTUNITIES THIS SEASON
ANGEL TREE The tree will be available from 8:30-12:30, Sunday, December 6. Angels are children from Harrison Elementary, clients of Movable Feast and the guests of Room in the Inn. Stop by the tree, select an Angel, shop for the wish list, and return to CCC by Sunday, December 13. Contact Paige Kikuchi at 221-2843 or pwkikuchi@gmail.com. Volunteers
needed for Angel Tree gift distribution Saturday, December 19, 9-12 at Harrison Elementary. Email carmenwells@ me.com or call Carmen Wells @ 859-806-6100. ROOM IN THE INN NEEDS YOUR HELP Christ Church is honored to host 15 homeless men for housing and dinner on Wednesday evenings and breakfast Thursday mornings during the cold months. We need the help of individuals and groups to host these men. Please sign up to: help prepare and eat a simple dinner with our guests; or spend the night at the Cathedral; or to have breakfast the following morning; or to prepare a sack lunch to go. For more information and to sign up, contact Tom Howard at 368-8684 or email thoward@milwardfuneral. com, or Robert Fugate at 270-519-6355 or email robert. fugate@kyfb.com. For more City Reach and Global Impact opportunites, check the Sunday Times each week!
G L O B A L I M PA C T
A RESPONSE TO THE SYRIAN REFUGEE CRISIS By The Rev. Kate Byrd
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n Monday, November 30th, the Cathedral young adults joined together for Theology on Tap at the Byrds' home to discuss and learn more about the Syrian refugee crisis, and what we can do to help. Paula Ott, a leader of our diocesan efforts to support the Syrian refugees, also joined us to share her stories and stress the importance of reaching out to our government representatives, to encourage them to support the entry of refugees (including Syrians) into our country. As we joined to write letters to our Senators and Representative we shared stories of our family members, coworkers, friends, and neighbors who had come into our commu-
nities as refugees. These were individuals who had to flee their own homes, families, communities, and livelihoods for various but unfortunate reasons. Our stories shared one common theme, the importance of welcoming our neighbors. As these refugees made their lives and reared their families in our communities they became our neighbors. Hd they not been welcomed, they may never have had the opportunity to share their lives and their love with us. Presiding Bishop Curry recently shared as Episcopalians we are part of the Jesus movement, which centers on love. When we allow love to rule we make space in our hearts and in our lives to welcome our neighbor; and, when we welcome our neighbor we have the unique opportunity to see Christ and know his love through others. The young adults were living proof of the power of love, as we sought to turn our hearts toward justice, peace, and love. These busy individuals took time out of their lives to pause for a shared meal and a wonderful opportunity to participate in the Jesus Movement, as we seek to welcome our neighbor.
Advent Morning Prayer Advent Weekdays, November 30 - December 23 8:00am in the Chapel If you would like to read or oďŹƒciate at Morning Prayer, please contact The Rev. Brent Owens at bowens@ccclex.org or 254-4497. We will walk you through this simple service.
GENEROSITY
CONSECRATION SUNDAY WAS WONDERFUL! If you weren’t able to attend, we missed you. It was a celebration of God’s blessings and all that’s marvelous about our church. There was the worship, the music, an inspiring sermon from our guest preacher, a delicious brunch, and the abiding love and generosity of this community. • 255 parishioners have pledged to date • 26 are new pledges and 90 represent pledge increases • Pledged total to date is $924,018.12 Thank you for a great start to reach our goal of $1,055,100 for Mission and Ministry in 2016. If you have not yet made your 2016 pledge, please fill out an estimate of giving card and bring it to the church on Sunday, or send it by mail. If you prefer visit www. ccclex.org to make your pledge online. With gratitude, Robert Fugate and Amanda Tudor Generosity Co-Chairs
WHAT A JOY IT IS! By Amanda Tudor
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e are sharing with you the text of Amanda Tudor's passionate talk given on Sunday, October 25 about generosity and what Christ Church Cathedral means to Amanda and her family.
What a joy it is to be a part of Christ Church Cathedral! When I first arrived here in 2001 with Dave, I was skeptical about how I would make Kentucky my home. God was listening to my doubts. Miracle of all miracles, we started attending Christ Church Cathedral and lo and behold, there it was – ART at the Cathedral! What an amazing gift, to worship and be a part of bringing art work to our spiritual space! That meant the world to me. Christ Church Cathedral has been an integral part of my transformation in calling Kentucky home. How grateful I am to be in this community. Let’s reflect together on all that we receive in being a part of this church, all that we receive when we hear the sermons and partici-
pate in Sunday School; all that we receive as we listen to the Choir, enjoy the music and the artwork; all the relationships we’ve built through serving on different ministries together and attending special events together. And don’t even get me started on the amazing clergy and pastoral care! When one of our family members was rushed to the hospital last year, I am pretty sure that Father Joe almost beat the ambulance to the hospital! WOW. How I’ve been enriched, and how I believe that we, as a church community, are strengthened through all that we receive. So as Stewardship Co-chair, I cannot just focus on all that we receive. I want to move us into ways that we can support and give to this church, our spiritual home. A few weeks ago Dean Wade talked about generosity. She said, "Generosity takes practice, and generosity changes everything." Last week Father Brent reminded us that we We make a life by what we give. Happiness can be illusive unless we have a generous spirit. The themes from Dean Wade and Father Brent reminded me of a quote from one of my favorite movies, the 1993 movie called Shadowlands. (It’s the Hollywood version of the love story between C.S. Lewis and Joy Gresham.) In the movie, C.S. Lewis says, “I pray because I can't help myself. I pray because I'm helpless. I pray because the need flows out of me all the time, waking and sleeping. It doesn't change God. It changes me.” I’d like to challenge you to change that quote with me and make it our theme this year. Let’s substitute pray with GIVE. I give because I can’t help myself. I give because I’m helpless. I give because the need flows out of me all the time, waking and sleeping. IT DOESN’T CHANGE GOD. IT CHANGES ME! Generosity changes everything. And I believe and I know that GOD WANTS TO DO GREAT WORK IN US! I look forward to our year together - Join me in committing to generosity in a new way!
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SELECT VISUAL AND SOUND WORKS BY TRANSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY STUDENTS, FACULTY, AND ALUMNI By Lynne Slone hrist Church Cathedral has been in community with Transylvania University since the early days of the church and we are continuing this relationship with our current art exhibit featuring Tranylvania artists. Jacki Girard, a Professor of Art at Transy, is curating the exhibit which features select visual and sound works by Transylvania students, faculty and alumni. The show features a wide array of contemporary themes and forms by 14 artists, including viewer interactive sound and visual installations, sculptures, paintings, drawings, photographs and ceramic work. Make sure to visit the “Giant Moustache Cup” in the Great Hall called “Royal Dandies” by Kurt Gohde and Kremena Todorova, Professors at Transylvania University. Kurt is in the Art Department and Kremena is in the English Department. Royal Dandies is an interactive piece and invites the viewer to come inside of the moustache cup and experience the art. Kurt and Kremena have garnered national attention recently with their Lexington Tattoo Project which was recognized as one of the nation’s top public artworks and featured on CNN. These Transy Professors have recently launched their project “Love Letter to the World” where participants around the world will get tattoos based on phrases from Kentucky Poet Laureate Frank X. Walker’s “Love Letter to the World” poem.
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And there were two wonderful works of art on display in our Sanctuary. The first was titled "A Prayer for our Earth: Pine Mountain," created by Dr. Timothy Polashek, Music Technology Studies Coordinator and Associate Professor of Music at Transy. This art work was a multimedia sound and light installation which was Dr. Polashek's artistic prayer utilizing Pope Francis' "Prayer for Our Earth" and sounds he recorded while on retreat at Pine Mountain. The second was titled "Pine Mountain Forest Portals (Summer and Autumn), by Zoe Strecker, Assistant Professor of Art and Program Director at Transy. This artwork was a projection of 2 videos of photos and images from Pine Mountain in a kaleidoscope of rotating images to promote communal reverence of the Pine Mountain's complex beauty.
BULLETIN BOARD
EVENTS /// CHURCH-WIDE ADVENT SPIRITUAL PRACTICE Join Christ Church Cathedral this Advent season as we connect with Anglicans around the globe. Sign up at adventword.org to receive a daily email meditation beginning November 29. Each day you are invited to respond to a word by posting a photograph of your own on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter. Use the hashtags #Adventword and #CCCLexAdventword, plus the hashtag of the word of the day. This project is a vivid, exciting way to reflect on God’s presence in the world around us as we prepare our hearts and minds this Advent season. NEWCOMER BLESSING, DECEMBER 6 If you are new to Christ Church Cathedral, we would like to invite you to attend a special service of blessing newcomers to Christ Church Cathedral on Sunday, December 6 at the 11:00am service. In the course of the service we will affirm and bless all in this past year who have come to call this Cathedral their church. This Cathedral needs you, and we in turn are blessed by you being a part of this congregation. Please RSVP to Reverend Brent Owens, 254-4497 or bowens@ccclex.org. ADVENT QUIET DAY, MONDAY, DECEMBER 7 Join us Monday, December 7, 10-2 at the Cathedral to explore Hope In An Uncertain Time as we wait during this season of Advent. The Rev. Dr. Glenn Hinson will be leading the day. Advent is a time to make space for welcoming the peace of Christ into our lives and the world. RSVP by calling church: 859-254-4497 or emailing elizabeth@ccclex.org. Please bring a lunch!
NOTICES /// CHRISTMAS FLOWER MEMORIALS Christmas Flower Memorials are being accepted through December 18. If you would like to remember your family mem-
ber or friend in the Christmas Flower Memorials section of the Christmas Eve and Day service bulletins, please contact Cindy Ware at 266-6947, cindy.ware6947@ gmail.com, or send your information and check to 217 Henry Clay Blvd., Lexington, 40502. Minimum suggested is $15.00 per name. Your memorial gift helps fund the work of the Christ Church Altar Guild all year long. GET YOUR ADVENT CALENDARS! It’s time to begin preparing for Advent! We are selling Advent Calendars. Refills for your Advent Calendars are available as well. All funds raised will support Christ Church Children’s ministries. • $25.00 – Full Advent Calendar • $15.00 – Refill sets: including 25 ziplock bags with numbers and items for you to put in your gold bags from last year’s calendar • $1.00 - additional gold bags Contact Amanda Tudor at aatctudora@ gmail.com or Kim Knight at kimlexky@gmail.com for more information. CHRIST CHURCH BOOKSTORE CHRISTMAS SHOPPING HOURS Beginning December 5, the Christ Church Bookstore will be open the first three Saturdays of December, 9:00-11:00am, for holiday shopping. Stop by the bookstore and fill out a “wish list” from which your loved ones can shop or consider buying a gift certificate for someone this Christmas. The bookstore currently offers several items handmade by our own parishioners. Free gift wrapping will be available. CHOIR CHRISTMAS HAM & TURKEY SALES The Cathedral Choirs are offering smoked hams and turkeys from Critchfield Meats for Christmas. See a chorister or a volunteer at the table near the entrance of the Great Hall to place an order. Fully cooked hams and turkeys will be available for pick-up at the church on Sunday December, 20. Proceeds will be used to support chorister travel to Royal School of Church Music training camps and the
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Washington National Cathedral, where the Choirs of Men, Girls, and Boys will share their ministry of music in Choral Evensong and Sunday services. PARKING UPDATE In an effort to accommodate the hundreds of enthusiastic guests expected for the Messiah performance, Lessons and Carols and the Christmas Eve services, we are asking all able bodied staff, men of the choir, parents of choristers, and the congregation generally to park in the newly created lots on Upper Street. If you are lucky enough to fall into this category, we request that you park near the rear of the lot so that our guests and those with mobility issues can park closer to Upper Street. Please be careful in using the lots as there are still a few pot holes, raised curbs and irregular surfaces. With your help we should have ample parking in the old surface lot and at the front of the new lots to accommodate our guests and less able congregants. Thanks for your continued support of the choirs at Christ Church Cathedral.
CITY REACH /// UTO INGATHERING OFFERING This fall, we gathered $1,569.32 for the United Thank Offering, which supports church-wide grants for those in need. CRAFT FAIR FOR CROSS MINISTRIES “Skip the mall; we’ve created them all!” Do your Christmas shopping over breakfast Sunday’s in December. We have many talented crafters here at Christ Church and some of them have donated some lovely items to our sale. All proceeds benefit CROSS Ministries. We will see you on Sunday! CALLING ALL NURSES AND EMT’S! Church Under the Bridge needs your help administering basic medical advice to our guests. If you’re interested please contact Mary Catherine Dorsett at mcdorsett@gmail.com.
B I R T H D AY S
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Peggy Collins
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Katherine Sturgill
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Beth Jett
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Pat Henricksen
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Arthur Roberts
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Cooper Garner
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D.J. Geddes
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Claire Henkel
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Heidi Fay
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Lamar Grimes
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Sharon Stumbo
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Linda Robinson
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Rebecca Chapman
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Erilyn Jackson
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Gary Stewart
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Tracey Meyers
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Christian Schnabel
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Philip Wahle
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Nancyetta Palumbo
3
Dino Marletta
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Joyce Disoba
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Sandy Stuart
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Jane Emmott
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Lily Brice
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Becky Horine
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Sally Wahle
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Tommy Quisenberry
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Vera Jones
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Jesse Mark
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Barbara Sterrett
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Bill Woodward
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Easton Florence
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Lee Ellis
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Cade Baldecchi
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Eli Dunlap
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Spencer Lutz
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Susan Dellarosa
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Carl Gray
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Shelby Martin
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Tim McWaters
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Carol Wade
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Charlie Naish
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Thomas Kearns
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Mark Taylor
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Missy Baize
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Kristin Hosea
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Robert Williams
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Dick DeCamp
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Charlie Lisle
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Will Burke
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Katie Burd
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Paula Ott
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Finn Hall
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Caroline Kinkead
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Jane Burke
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Stephanie Booth
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Roger Kirkpatrick
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Cissy Collins
29
Susan O'Neill
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Sherry Ferguson
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Terrie Brewer
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Jean Scott
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Susan Hart
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Jonathan Fitzpatrick
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Emily Duncan
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Quentin Prewitt
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Bennett Wethington
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Ned Crankshaw
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Ginny May
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Tommy Roser
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Jack Lorton
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Anne Bjork
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Lori Boggs
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Woods Freeman
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Bryan Irwin
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Ron Parkey
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Steven Murry
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Diane Haynes
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Jonel Sallee
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Grif Smith
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Sophie Kelley
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Virginia Pisacano
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Keza Murekatete
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