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from the editor
Goodbye summer
The summer heat is finally starting to cool off, and fall is just around the corner. It’s time to say goodbye to summer and welcome all the new season’s fun activities. I don’t know about you, but I’m ready for sweater weather, football, and bowls of chili.
To celebrate the end of summer, we asked Indiana Connection readers to submit their favorite summer snapshots for our photo contest. We received many great entries. Turn to page 26 to see our winner.
One of my favorite summer photos was taken two years ago during a vacation with my husband’s family to Gatlinburg, Tennessee. Brooks is from a large family, and we try to take a summer vacation every other year to spend time together. It was our daughter Gwen’s first vacation. She was 9 months old at the time, so Brooks carried her in a special backpack while we hiked in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

As anyone who has vacationed with small children knows, sleep can be elusive in a new place. About 10 minutes into our hike, Gwen fell asleep and stayed that way until we returned to the car. I guess the sounds of the mountains and the nearby stream made for a great natural sound machine.
Have a great summer photo, but missed the deadline for our contest? I would still love to see it. Send it to me at bdavis@indianaec.org.


Britt Davis Editor bdavis@indianaec.org
On the menu: November: Submit your favorite comfort food recipes, deadline Sept. 1. If we publish your recipe on our food pages, we’ll send you a $10 gift card.
Giveaway: Enter to win a copy of “Peru: Circus Capital of the World” by Kreig A. Adkins. Visit indianaconnection.org/talk-to-us/contests or send your contact information to the address below. The deadline to enter is Aug. 31.
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VOLUME 75 • NUMBER 2 ISSN 0745-4651 • USPS 262-340
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Human Rocket Skyler Miser was launched from her first cannon at age 11. In this month’s cover story, learn more about how the Peru, Indiana, native was inspired by her circus performer parents to join Ringling Bros.
Finding the right balance

CONTACT US Office: 812-246-3316 Outages: 812-246-3316 Fax: 812-246-3947
EMAIL info@clarkremc.coop
WEBSITE ClarkREMC.coop
OFFICE HOURS
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STREET ADDRESS 7810 State Road 60 Sellersburg, IN 47172
MAILING ADDRESS
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
John Biesel, President
Jeff Myers, Vice President
Joe Basham, Secretary/Treasurer Steve Dieterlen Paul Graf
Greg Hostettler
Mark Huber
UPCOMING BOARD MEETINGS
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Balance. We may not always notice it, but it’s so important in life. We all want to give our best to the people we love. But if we pour all our energy into just one relationship, others will suffer. As much as we want to, we can’t do everything for everyone all the time. But we can find balance if we are intentional with our time, attention, and energy, giving the best we have to each relationship in the moment.
The same is true for your electric cooperative. While we strive for excellence in every department, true success comes from finding balance. For example, our co-op invests more than $1 million each year to remove trees and vegetation that could cause outages during storms or slow our linemen during power restoration. A strong vegetation program is essential, not just for reliability, but also for our crews’ safety. And it’s working. In 2024, Clark County REMC provided power to our members 99.98% of the time!
Truthfully, we could double that budget and improve even more.
But overspending in one area limits our ability to invest in others. Reliable power is just one piece of the bigger picture. We must also deliver stable and affordable rates, offer secure and convenient technologies, provide valuable member services, and prepare to serve the growing needs of current and future generations. Being the best cooperative isn’t about being number one in a single category. It’s about finding the balance in everything.
If you read my article last month, you know we are evaluating expansions to our workforce and facilities in the coming years. Balance will be our guiding principle at every stage of the journey. That’s my commitment to you: to pursue excellence in every area, while holding all things together with thoughtful, responsible balance.

JASON CLEMMONS CEO
Every summer, Clark County REMC invites students in the sixth grade to apply for a camp experience unlike any other summer camp. Camp Kilowatt allows students to learn about the electric cooperative industry and electricity, participate in fun summer activities and make new friends.
This four-day, three-night camp includes tons of fun outdoor activities such as swimming, canoeing, zip lining, archery,
horseback riding, a climbing wall, field games and campfires.
This year, we were excited to send: Jackson Apple, Eric Byers, Kashmir Caudill, Aiden Clayton, Reginald Dodoo, Landon Higdon, Ellie Sue Nef, Bryson Noblitt, Xander Olson, Lydia Phillippe, and Peyton Warren. Clark County REMC employees, Nathan Clayton, Jessica Noblitt, and Alex Olson, were chaperones.

This June, Clark County REMC was honored to sponsor high school students entering their senior year on a trip to Washington, D.C., as part of the Indiana Youth Tour.

YOUTH TOUR TO WASHINGTON
Representing Clark County REMC during the Indiana Youth Tour to Washington, D.C., were, from left, CC Mathis, Gavin Grisham, Olivia Kouray, and Lisa Weeks.
Youth Tour is a weeklong experience that allows students to visit historical monuments and museums, meet with Indiana’s congressional delegation on Capitol Hill, make lifelong friends and much more.
OFFICE CLOSURES
Students visited the Flight 93 Memorial, Gettysburg battlefield, Arlington National Cemetery, Mount Vernon, Marine Corps Museum and U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum. They also toured the National Mall memorials.
• Closed on Aug. 26 for employee training and appreciation
• Closed on Sept. 1 for Labor Day

The Youth Power and Hope Awards recognize outstanding young leaders making a difference!
Up to five winners will each receive $500 and be featured in an upcoming issue of Indiana Connection.
Encourage your child to apply today! Simply complete the online application and share details about their community service.
Applicants must have a parent or guardian who is a member of an Indiana electric cooperative.
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BOOT UP CAMP
ELECTRIC DEVICES AND APPLIANCES CAN HELP CREATE A COMFORTABLE CAMPSITE

Many people enjoy escaping town into the great outdoors, though not without energy-driven creature comforts keeping them company. This time of year, many people enjoy getting outside and into nature. It’s the perfect time to camp near the lake, in the woods, or with family and friends. Some campers cannot leave without devices that enhance their experience of nature. It could be something as simple as their phone, while others might bring several gadgets with them. Luckily, technological advancements have provided great options for comfort and power in peaceful, remote spots far from the energy grid. Here are a few ideas to help you enjoy camping with some energized creature comforts.
SOLAR PANEL AND BATTERY KIT
If you take devices or appliances with you, a solar panel and battery kit is a must-have! Campers can use portable batteries to charge cell phones and other small electronics. Some models also come with solar
panels so that the battery can be charged when not in use. While not cheap, larger batteries can be incredibly valuable for powering other devices you may want to use at the campsite.
RECHARGEABLE LANTERN OR LIGHT
Energy-efficient lanterns and flashlights take advantage of LEDs, which shine brighter and use less energy than older generations of flashlights. Solar lanterns are rechargeable during the day so that they can be used again in the evenings or overnight.
COOKING APPLIANCES
Devices such as an induction cooktop offer a unique alternative to campfire cooking. A portable induction cooktop can easily be transported and heat food in a pan. It will need an electrical power source — maybe a larger battery recharged with a solar panel — so check that the power source can meet the cooktop’s watt requirements.
FAN AND AIR MATTRESS
Rechargeable devices can add comfort to your campsite. Some fan models are equipped with rechargeable lithium-ion batteries, many of which can last for hours on a single charge. You can also get a rechargeable air pump to fill an air mattress, adding extra comfort to your tent.
Enjoying the outdoors doesn’t necessarily mean without creature comforts. You can check out a variety of websites to learn about devices that can help you get the most enjoyment from your campsite.

by Brian Hawk Energy Advisor Noble REMC





































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Johnson County
Johnson County is home to Franklin College, one of Indiana’s oldest colleges. Established in 1834, it was initially named the Indiana Baptist Manual-Labor Institute before the Indiana General Assembly renamed it. Notable alumni include Arch West, the marketing executive behind Doritos, and Robert Wise, an Academy Award-winning director and producer of “West Side Story” and “The Sound of Music.”
A SISTER CITY IN BLOOM
Kuji Alley in Franklin honors its sister-city relationship with Kuji, Japan, which began in 1960. The connection began with Franklin College alumna Thomasine Allen, who traveled to Japan in 1915 as a missionary. She taught in several cities before settling in Kuji, where she helped establish Christian institutions, including a kindergarten, hospital, church, and college. In recognition of her impact, the Kuji City Council named Allen an honorary citizen. Today, Kuji Alley celebrates this connection with 800 metal cherry blossoms, 70 Japanese lanterns, a koi fish mural, and a traditional Japanese footbridge.

FRANKLIN’S SILVER SCREEN COMEBACK
The Historic Artcraft Theatre in Franklin was built in 1922 as a silent movie house and Vaudeville venue. From the 1960s through 2000, it operated as the only movie theater in Franklin. After 78 years, the theater closed in May 2000 with a final showing of “Gone with the Wind.” In 2004, Franklin Heritage Inc., a nonprofit dedicated to historic preservation, reopened the theater, restoring the building and operating it as a community-focused venue. Now, the theater features films that are at least 10 years old with a focus on cult classics.


YEAR-ROUND FESTIVAL FUN
Nicknamed “Festival Country,” Johnson County hosts more than 1,000 festivals, concerts, and events annually, from weekly farmers markets to yearly traditions. In August, the Sertoma Club of Greenwood hosts WAMMfest, an annual summer festival celebrating wine, art, music, and microbrews. A little farther south, Bargersville hosts the Harvest Moon Fall Festival on Sept. 20.
COUNTY FACTS
FOUNDED: 1823
NAMED FOR: John Johnson, an Indiana Supreme Court Justice
POPULATION: 170,614
COUNTY SEAT: Franklin
INDIANA COUNTY NUMBER: 41
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SHINING A LIGHT ON YOUNG COMMUNITY LEADERS
Do you know a middle schooler who goes above and beyond to serve their community?
The Youth Power and Hope Awards recognize outstanding young leaders making a difference! Up to five winners will each receive $500 and be featured in an upcoming issue of Indiana Connection.
Encourage your child to apply today! Simply complete the online application and share details about their community service.
Parents, please visit indianaconnection.org/youthpowerandhope to apply and learn more.


or 317-487-2235
Applicants must have a parent or guardian who is a member of an Indiana electric cooperative.
UNDERSTANDING ELECTRIC INFRASTRUCTURE:
STREAMLINING CONNECTIVITY
The essential steps for attaching equipment to REMC electric poles
Utility poles seen along roadsides are commonly called “telephone poles.” However, most poles you see today are owned by the electric utility. In rural areas, pole attachments are critical to expanding broadband internet, telecommunications, and cable services. In communities served by REMCs, third-party providers often seek to attach cables, lines, or other equipment as a cost-effective option for their services.
The process of attaching to REMC-owned poles involves several steps designed to ensure safety, reliability, and joint-use access. Once a contract has been established between the cooperative and the attaching entity, they will move through several steps:
1. APPLICATION AND REVIEW
An attacher, such as an internet service provider, submits an application to the REMC. The application includes detailed maps, pole identification numbers, proposed equipment specifications, and the intended use. The REMC reviews it to ensure it meets engineering standards, safety codes (such as the National Electrical Safety Code or NESC), and internal policies.
2. POLE SURVEY AND ENGINEERING ASSESSMENT
The REMC conducts a field survey and engineering assessment. A pole is evaluated to determine if it can accommodate the new attachment without compromising its structural integrity or safety. The survey checks for adequate space in the pole’s "communications space,” required clearance from existing equipment and lines, and proximity to other utility infrastructure. If the pole is found to be unsuitable, a "make-ready" process is triggered.
3. MAKE-READY WORK
Make-ready work prepares the pole for a new attachment. This may include rearranging existing attachments,

replacing the pole with a taller one, or upgrading supportive hardware. The REMC provides a cost estimate and timeline for this work. Once approved and paid for by the attaching party, the REMC or a licensed contractor completes the necessary work. This phase ensures all attachments meet safety standards and the pole remains stable and functional.
4. ATTACHMENT INSTALLATION
Once the make-ready work is complete, the attaching party can install its equipment. This installation must comply with NESC guidelines, contract provisions, and REMC-specific standards. The REMC may inspect the installation to verify compliance with all standards and ensure it does not interfere with existing utilities.
5. ONGOING MONITORING AND MAINTENANCE
After the attachment is installed, the attacher is responsible for maintaining its respective equipment while the REMC retains the right to inspect, audit, and enforce compliance over time. When new electric poles are installed to replace aging or broken poles, the attacher is required by Indiana law to relocate their lines to the new poles.
The Indiana REMC infrastructure continues to serve as the backbone for essential services, including broadband deployment. This pole attachment procedure ensures public safety, system integrity, and fair access.
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CREATE A SAFETY PLAN before planting a tree Five steps to safe digging
Trees can be beautiful additions to a yard, but knowing how to plant one safely can be tricky. While you may think of the potential dangers to yourself when planting a tree, there are also ways you can harm nearby power lines and other trees. Trees growing too close to electrical lines can cause momentary short circuits and flickering lights. When it storms, tree limbs that are too close to power lines can knock them out and threaten your safety.
Look for potential dangers
When planting a tree, consider potential safety issues associated with overhead and underground utility lines. Overhead utility lines are easy to see but can be extremely dangerous. Underground utility lines can be tricky to see and could be buried very close to the ground’s surface.
That’s why Indiana Electric Cooperatives wants to remind you to contact the Indiana 811 call center. This free service identifies the approximate location of buried lines on your property and prevents something bad from happening to yourself, your property, or your neighborhood.
“Never assume the utility lines are buried deeper than you plan to dig,” said Jon Elkins, vice president of
safety, training, and compliance of Indiana Electric Cooperatives. “Take the time to reach out to the Indiana 811 call center at least a few working days before you start planting.”
Consider the best location
Once you know where you can plant to avoid underground utilities, then consider the best locations that are a safe distance away from overhead lines. For instance, if you’re planting a small tree that won’t grow larger than 25 feet tall, planting it 25 feet away from power lines should be safe. Larger trees must be planted farther from power lines.
Keeping trees away from these utility lines not only keeps you safe, but it also keeps the trees safe. Trees planted too close to underground lines can suffer root damage, and trees planted too close to overhead lines need regular pruning.
Indiana’s electric cooperatives work hard to provide reliable electric service. You can help by following these simple guidelines when managing the trees on your property. Being aware of these dangers and how to avoid them can keep you, your home, and the trees safe.
Chris Adam is a freelance writer from Lafayette. Source: indiana811.org
PLAN YOUR PROJECT
Before you contact 811, know the details of where you plan to dig.
CONTACT INDIANA 811
You can reach out by phone or go online.
WAIT FOR THE MARKS
You must contact 811 at least two working days before excavation so the member utilities have enough time to mark the approximate location of the underground utilities on your property.
CHECK POSITIVE RESPONSE
Once the two full working days have passed, confirm that all utility operators have visited the property by comparing the colors of the marks to the list of utilities provided by Indiana 811. All members are required to use Indiana 811’s Positive Response System.
COLORS INCLUDE:
RED Electric
YELLOW Gas-oil-steam
ORANGE Communications
BLUE Water
GREEN Sewer
PURPLE Reclaimed water
WHITE Proposed construction
DIG WITH CARE
You can start your project and keep safety in mind.
Do we owe you money?
The following listing represents account balance and capital credit refund checks issued to current or former members of REMC which remain unclaimed at the current time. This listing includes the name, last known city and state of residence, and amount due to the member. If you are entitled to claim any of the following amounts, please call us at 812-246-3316. You must provide proper identification and a current mailing address so that we can issue a replacement check. Any amounts not claimed by the rightful recipients within 60 days of first being published will be reallocated among the current REMC membership. Please contact our office at 812-246-3316 if you have any questions.
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POWELL LARRY 21.40
POWELL TIMOTHY 10.61
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
PORTLAND TN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
POWERS BARBARA 25.34 NABB IN
POWERS DEVIN 8.89
POWERS JAMES 19.30
POWERS JOE 6.83
POWERS LAUREN 68.62
POWERS ROBERT 51.07
FLOYDS KNOBS IN
SELLERSBURG IN
CORYDON IN
FLOYDS KNOBS IN
SCOTTSBURG IN
POYNTER ROBERT 90.47 NANCY KY
PRAISE COVENANT CHURCH 16.62
PRALL DOROTHY 0.44
PRARIO AARON 24.37
PRATER ELIZABETH 11.64
PRATHER PATRICIA 192.21
PRATHER RALPH 97.04
PRATHER ROBERT 26.51
PRATT CHRISTINE 109.32
PRATT JASMIN L 24.10
PREBLE ZACHARY 11.56
PREMIER EROSION CONTROL 43.82
PRESCOTT JERRY 31.25
PRESTON NORMAN 20.69
PREVOST ELEANOR 13.88
PRICE ADA 61.65
PRICE DANNIE 63.59
PRICE DUSTIN 5.56
PRICE HARRY 68.07
PRICE JASMYN 4.74
PRICE JONATHAN 15.93
PRICE KENNETH 6.66
PRICE VIRGIL 130.58
PRICHARD DORCAS 2.90
PRICHARD GEORGE 53.59
LOUISVILLE KY
HENRYVILLE IN
MEMPHIS IN
SELLERSBURG IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
SELLERSBURG IN
HENRYVILLE IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
ARVADA CO
MARYSVILLE IN
SANTA ROSA BEACH FL
LOUISVILLE KY
SCOTTSBURG IN
CORYDON IN
NEW ALBANY IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
CATAULA GA
SELLERSBURG IN
SELLERSBURG IN
SCOTTSBURG IN
SELLERSBURG IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
CHARLESTOWN IN PRICHARD MIKE 5.22
PARKERSBURG WV
PRIDDY MARY 17.26 NEW ALBANY IN
PRIDDY REGINA 33.48
PRIEST ROBERT 58.53
PRIEST STEVEN 6.16
PRIFOGLE WILLIAM 181.42
PRINCE RICHARD 40.48
PRITCHARD KIMBERLY 11.27
PROBST JAMES 246.83
PROBST RICHARD 4.38
PROBUS WM 0.35
PROCTER CHARLENE 1.33
PROHASKA JAMES 48.40
PRONSCHINSKE DEAN R MARY 79.33
PROPES JOYCE 12.13
PROPES LINDA 37.77
PROSTLER JOHN 1.85
PROSTLER WILLIAM 135.54
PROUGH DAVID 46.56
PROVINES FRANK 13.09
PROVO JANA 15.20
PRUETT BOBBY 27.60
PRUETT ROGER 3.87
PRUITT BRUCE 0.24
PRUITT DAVID 14.88
PRUITT GLENDA 145.79
PRUITT LULA 21.41
PRUITT TINA 13.59
PRUITT TOMMY 71.72
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
CLARKSVILLE IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
NEW ALBANY IN
ELIZABETHTOWN KY
SALEM IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
VINCENNES IN
NEW ALBANY IN
OTISCO IN
NEW ALBANY IN
STRUM WI
CHARLESTOWN IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
SCOTTSBURG IN
LEXINGTON IN
JACKSON MI
BORDEN IN
HENRYVILLE IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
AUSTIN IN
SCOTTSBURG IN
SELLERSBURG IN
SCOTTSBURG IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
FARMINGTON NM
SELLERSBURG IN
PRYOR ERIC 31.40 CROTHERSVILLE IN
PRYOR JEFFREY 151.95
PRYOR LAURA 258.50
PRYOR SHAUN 56.29
UNDERWOOD IN
CANNELTON IN
SELLERSBURG IN
PRZYBYLZ KEN 45.20 CLARKSVILLE IN PSI CINERGYASSET RECOVERY GRP 2,096.83
IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN RAINWATER TIMOTHY 62.28 DILLSBORO IN RAISLEY CYNTHIA 149.46 CORTEZ CO RAISOR REBEKAH 31.67 SELLERSBURG IN RAJCHEL REBECCA 19.68 GEORGETOWN IN RAKE AUDREY 43.40 FLOYDS KNOBS IN RAKE FRANK 176.34 FLOYDS KNOBS IN RAKE THEODORE 0.05 FLOYDS KNOBS IN RAKES CARL 204.31 SELLERSBURG IN RAKES SHARON 32.51 FLOYDS KNOBS IN RALSTON KENNETH 8.00 LOUISVILLE KY RALSTON ROBERT 138.81 SELLERSBURG IN RAMEY EUGENE 305.30 HENRYVILLE IN RAMEY EUGENE 83.98 HENRYVILLE IN RAMIREZ ERNEST 0.73 BANNING CA RAMSBY KAREM 13.48 JEFFERSONVILLE IN RAMSDAIL CHARLES 93.24 DEPAUW IN RAMSER KATHLEEN 60.19 LINDEN IN RAMSER SAMANTHA 32.91 NEW ALBANY IN RAMSEY ANITA 53.11 SELLERSBURG IN RAMSEY BRITTANY 38.11 CHARLESTOWN IN RAMSEY BRUCE 477.41 SELLERSBURG IN RAMSEY CARLOS 41.07 SELLERSBURG IN RAMSEY JAMES 93.48 ESCONDIDO CA RAMSEY MACHELLE 7.79 CHARLESTOWN IN RAMSEY MAUDIE 61.39 COXES CREEK KY RANDALL BRYAN 11.14 HANOVER IN RANDALL MYRTLE 67.32 CLARKSVILLE IN RANDALL RAY 4.13 HENRYVILLE IN RANEY JAMES 47.69 CHARLESTOWN IN RANEY KENNETH 110.49 JEFFERSONVILLE IN RANKIN NORMAN 124.24 JEFFERSONVILLE IN RANNEY BEN 60.52 NEW ALBANY IN RAO RAJENDER 7.16 NEW ALBANY IN RAPIER ASHLEY 38.34 CHARLESTOWN IN RAPP CAROLYN 99.35
PORTER & EVERITT BUILDERS 2.67
PORTER BAMBI 31.83 SCOTTSBURG IN
PORTER EARL 5.24 UNDERWOOD IN
PORTER GEORGE 94.63 CORYDON IN
PORTER JOHN 49.64 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
PORTER JOHN 36.62 LEXINGTON IN
PORTER JOSEPH 327.90 LOUISVILLE KY
PORTER MELINDA 1.72 CLARKSVILLE IN
PORTER PAULA 35.48 SALEM IN
PORTER STANLEY 216.90 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
13.33 RILEY MI
POST ROBERT 29.77 BOYNTON BEACH FL
PUGH JAMES 20.06
GA
RECTOR LYNDA 40.28 SALEM IN RECTOR SCOTT 4.86 FAFFNEY SC RED DOT STORAGE 62.50 LOUISVILLE CO REDDICK RICHARD 9.48 CLARKSVILLE IN REDEFORD JANET 108.75
SELLERSBURG IN
RENNIRT
IN
CLIFF 100.74 SCOTTSBURG IN REYNOLDS FLOYD 6.95 CORDOVA TN REYNOLDS GERALD 291.73
CHARLESTOWN IN REYNOLDS JOSEPH 113.55
FLOYDS KNOBS IN REYNOLDS KENNETH 155.58
SELLERSBURG IN
REYNOLDS LARRY 10.97
SELLERSBURG IN REYNOLDS LOLA 4.58
SCOTTSBURG IN REYNOLDS RHONDA 4.59 BORDEN IN REYNOLDS RICHARD 62.41 AVOCA NY REYNOLDS ROY 226.72
SELLERSBURG IN REYNOLDS STEVEN 112.68 PEKIN IN
REYNOLDS WILLIAM 51.85
SCOTTSBURG IN RHOADS ASHLI 65.34
FLOYDS KNOBS IN
RHODES BARRY 62.94
MURFREESBORO TN
REED AARON 0.83 OTISCO IN REED AMY 17.97
REED BRIAN 17.42
SELLERSBURG IN REED BROOKE 68.91
SELLERSBURG IN REED CHARLES 18.02 ENID OK
REED CHARLES 22.27
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
REED DAVID 1.77 CLARKSVILLE IN
REED DAVID 113.11
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
REED DORA 290.20 HANOVER IN
REED EMILY 6.38 NEW ALBANY IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
REED ENGINEERING 9.63
REED JACOB M 72.77
CHARLESTOWN IN REED JAMES 104.81 NEW ALBANY IN REED JASON 46.37 FORT LAUDERDALE FL
REED JEFFREY 133.92 BORDEN IN
REED JONATHAN 28.17
REED MARY 114.73
SALEM IN RHODES NUTTER 47.73 LOUISVILLE KY
RHODES ROBERT 6.58
JEFFERSONVILLE IN RHODES STANLEY 183.89
FORREST CITY IA RHODES TEDDY 158.93 NEW ALBANY IN
RHODES TYLER 21.81
SELLERSBURG IN RIALL ROBERT 3.26
SALEM IN
RICE CHARLES 50.12
SELLERSBURG IN RICE GARNETT 134.12
SELLERSBURG IN
CHARLESTOWN IN REED MARY 177.88 HANOVER IN REED MIKE 49.42 LOUISVILLE KY
REED NICOLE 45.19
SELLERSBURG IN REED ORLAF 6.49 MADISON IN REED RICHARD 25.45 INDIANAPOLIS IN REED RONALD 21.20 OTISCO IN
REED TIFFANIE 8.32
REEDY HAROLD 2.97
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
CHARLESTOWN IN REEL BRIAN 7.10
CHARLESTOWN IN REEL BURLEY 149.52
SELLERSBURG IN REEL DAVID 153.79 HENRYVILLE IN REEL KEVIN 95.99
REEL MARY 13.62
SELLERSBURG IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
REEL PATRICIA 42.97 MEMPHIS IN
REEVES RACHEL 55.51
JEFFERSONVILLE IN REEVES ROBERT 51.45 SCOTTSBURG IN REEVES SAMANTHA 7.11 MARYSVILLE IN REFOUA LLC 20.46
REFSNIDER JANINE 32.93
INDIANAPOLIS IN
CHARLESTOWN IN REHMEL REBA 83.37 BORDEN IN REICH ANDREW 28.71
CHARLESTOWN IN
REICHENBACH JOSHUA 7.95 FLOYDS KNOBS IN
REID ALISON 65.57
CHARLESTOWN IN
REID DESTINY 7.84 MARYSVILLE IN
REID DIANA 0.71 SELLERSBURG IN REID EUGENE 9.51 CLARKSVILLE IN
REID LARRY 6.96 MARYSVILLE IN
REIFSNIDER RANDAL 95.26 NEW ALBANY IN
REILING BRAD 15.07 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
REILLY KERI 12.14 NEW ALBANY IN
REILLY MICHEAL 57.94 LOUISVILLE KY
REIMUTH BARBARA 115.18 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
REIN KEITH 43.48 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
REINECKE MARY 13.32 CHARLESTOWN IN
REINHARDT CHRISTOPHER 8.34 NEW ALBANY IN
REINHART ARTHUR 220.13 NEW ALBANY IN
REISERT CO CENTURY 21 3.44 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
REISERT MARY 37.39 LOUISVILLE KY
REISERT SCOTT 14.26 NEW ALBANY IN
REITMAN ANDREA 7.80
SELLERSBURG IN
REMKE DANIEL 207.42 MEMPHIS IN
RENN ALEXANDER 49.38 SELLERSBURG IN RENN DEBORAH 43.45 GEORGETOWN IN RENN
RICE JOHN 146.90
SELLERSBURG IN
CHARLESTOWN IN RICE JO 43.01
SELLERSBURG IN RICE PAUL 115.62 NEW ALBANY IN RICH KIMBERLY 107.25 FLOYDS KNOBS IN RICH RALPH 37.83
SELLERSBURG IN RICHARDS ALYSSA 18.64 MARYSVILLE IN RICHARDS CYNTHIA 90.17 MEMPHIS IN RICHARDS DAVID 7.39 BORDEN IN RICHARDS DELILAH 52.36
SCOTTSBURG IN RICHARDS JOHN 102.35
JEFFERSONVILLE IN RICHARDSON CORTLAND 172.12
BROWNSTOWN IN RICHARDSON DAVID 29.60
LOUISVILLE KY
SCOTTSBURG IN RICHARDSON DONALD 9.58
RICHARDSON F 62.48 NEW ALBANY IN RICHARDSON LARRY 242.12
HARDINSBURG IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN RICHARDSON MARK 4.24
RICHARDSON MICHELLE 9.16
SCOTTSBURG IN RICHARDSON ROBT 4.61
CHARLESTOWN IN RICHARDSON TYLER 18.91
BLOOMINGTON IN RICHERT CLEOLA 32.37 PALMYRA IN
RICHERT LEIGH 60.53
RICHERT RAYMOND 14.46
RICHEY CLARA 2.73
RICHEY CLIFFORD 193.58
RICHEY CONNIE 167.83
HENRYVILLE IN
CLARKSVILLE IN
UNDERWOOD IN
UNDERWOOD IN
HENRYVILLE IN RICHEY CONNIE 21.89
JERRY 23.15 UNDERWOOD IN ROBBINS MARILYN 32.42 SELLERSBURG IN ROBBINS SUE 245.60 CHARLESTOWN IN ROBERSON RONNIE 20.49 FLOYDS KNOBS IN ROBERSON TIMOTHY 48.87 CHARLESTOWN IN ROBERTS BILL 71.12 NEW WASHINGTON IN ROBERTS CHRISTOPHER 37.53 MEMPHIS IN
NABB IN
SCOTTSBURG IN RICHEY DARRELL 10.53
RICHEY GARY 45.72
RICHEY MARY 152.62
RICHEY NORA 58.64
RICHEY RANDY 11.13
RICHEY RONDAL 15.48
RICHEY SHAWNA 0.75
JEFFERSONTOWN KY
BORDEN IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
SCOTTSBURG IN
LOUISVILLE KY
OTISCO IN
ROBERTS ERIC 13.32 HENRYVILLE IN
ROBERTS EWELL 28.15 HENRYVILLE IN
ROBERTS FRANK 76.92 NEW ALBANY IN
ROBERTS FRANK 40.57 NEW ALBANY IN
RICHIE GIRDLEY 22.19
RICHIE RAYMOND 33.99
RICHMER DEBRA 5.49
CROTHERSVILLE IN
AUSTIN IN RICHIE CECIL 12.81
AUSTIN IN
SCOTTSBURG IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
RICHMER ELIZABETH 51.51 NEW ALBANY IN
RICHMER KYLE 61.01
RICHMOND RANDY 16.40
RICKER ROGER 36.85
MEMPHIS IN
BORDEN IN
BATAVIA OH
RICKETTS MICHAEL 68.25 ST LOUIS MO
RICKMAN ALICE 30.46
RICKS BRITANY 7.37
SELLERSBURG IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
RIDDLE BRIAN 71.76 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
RIDDLE JOHN 144.49
RIDDLE LARRY 87.47 CHARLESTOWN IN
RIDENOUR DAVID 36.45 SELLERSBURG IN
RIDER JAMES 1.37 CLARKSVILLE IN
RIDER RUSSELL 35.90
RIEHLE CATHERINE
ROBERTS JEAN 51.50 BORDEN IN ROBERTS JEAN 35.52 SALEM IN ROBERTS JEFF 26.46 NEW ALBANY IN ROBERTS JESSE 91.50 GEORGETOWN IN ROBERTS JODIE 13.29 RALEIGH NC
ROBERTS JOHN 36.73 LEXINGTON IN
ROBERTS JOSEPH 183.49 MURRAY KY
ROBERTS KARYAN 25.93 CHARLESTOWN IN
ROBERTS KELLY 19.23 LANESVILLE IN
ROBERTS KEVIN 29.79 LOUISVILLE KY
ROBERTS KRISTIN 41.47 SELLERSBURG IN ROBERTS MARGARET 48.04 CHARLESTOWN IN
ROBERTS MICHAEL 236.45 FLOYDS KNOBS IN ROBERTS PHYLLIS 156.66 CHARLESTOWN IN
ROBERTS R 63.16 SELLERSBURG IN
ROBERTS RICHARD 1.43 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
ROBERTS RICHARD 31.39 MONROE GA
ROBERTS ROBIN 52.95 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
ROBERTS RODNEY 166.71 NEW ALBANY IN
ROBERTS SHIRLEY 11.12 CLARKSVILLE IN
ROBERTS THEO 179.27 SELLERSBURG IN
ROBERTS TORI 35.00 SELLERSBURG IN
ROBERTS WILLIAM 33.60 NEW ALBANY IN
ROBERTS WILLIAM 25.33 SELLERSBURG IN
ROBERTSON CLINTON 48.30 CHARLESTOWN IN
ROBERTSON DONN 99.98 NABB IN
ROBERTSON GREG 42.56 HENRYVILLE IN
ROBERTSON ROLLIE 136.03 MILTON KY
ROBERTSON THOMAS 36.53 OTISCO IN
ROBERTSON WILLIAM 148.80 EDDYVILLE KY
ROBIN’S HAIR AND TANNING 64.85 HENRYVILLE IN
ROBINSON BRITTANY 11.38 MEMPHIS IN
ROBINSON CARLY 28.37 NEW ALBANY IN
ROBINSON DANIEL 8.21 SELLERSBURG IN
ROBINSON DENA 23.21 NEW ALBANY IN
ROBINSON ERIN 10.96 LEXINGTON IN
ROBINSON FLORENCE 101.52 NEW ALBANY IN
ROBINSON GARY 15.77 LEXINGTON IN
ROBINSON J 1.17 NEW ALBANY IN
ROBINSON JACKIE 38.96 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
ROBINSON JAMES 20.77 CROTHERSVILLE IN
ROBINSON MARC 9.66 MEMPHIS IN
ROBINSON MEGAN 64.35 CHARLESTOWN IN
ROBINSON PAUL 262.21 SCOTTSBURG IN
ROBINSON SANDRA 64.27 SHELBYVILLE KY
ROBINSON SEAN 40.18 CHARLESTOWN IN
ROBINSON TAMMY 30.15 SCOTTSBURG IN
ROBINSON TIMOTHY 17.28 BLAKESLEE PA
ROBISON JOHN 369.87 NEW WASHINGTON IN
ROBISON MARK 58.57 CLARKSVILLE IN
ROBISON PATRICIA 46.55 NEW WASHINGTON IN
ROBISON ROBERT 12.61 GREENWOOD IN
ROBISON TAMMY 179.52 SCOTTSBURG IN
ROBISON WILLIAM 0.44 CHARLESTOWN IN
ROBISON WILLIAM 109.80 PEKIN IN
ROBY HANNAH 8.01
SELLERSBURG IN
ROCKEY EUGENE 5.70 CRESTWOOD KY
RODEWIG ERIN 31.77 BORDEN IN RODEWIG RICHARD 269.98 JEFFERSONVILLE IN RODEWIG TRACY 125.12 BORDEN IN
RODGERS DAVID 1.67 O FALLON MO
RODGERS G 9.36 LOUISVILLE KY
RODGERS JENNIFER 36.28 NEW ALBANY IN RODGERS JUSTIN 12.93 FLOYDS KNOBS IN
RODRIGUEZ ELDER ANTONIO 20.14 SELLERSBURG IN RODRIGUEZ IVAN 16.67 SELLERSBURG IN RODRIGUEZ JUDITH 16.42 SELLERSBURG IN RODRIGUEZ RAMOS KARINA 8.32 JEFFERSONVILLE IN ROE KAREN 58.79 SALEM IN
ROEBACK JASON 40.88 TUCSON AZ
ROEDER RANDY 0.29 CHARLESTOWN IN ROEDERER PAUL 9.89 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
ROEDERER PAUL 122.28 MEMPHIS IN ROGERS AUSTIN 11.48
CHARLESTOWN IN ROGERS BARBARA 12.12
SELLERSBURG IN ROGERS BRIAN 39.24
CHARLESTOWN IN ROGERS CHRISTOPHER 33.02 HENRYVILLE IN ROGERS DOUG 18.31 PERRYSBURG OH
ROGERS EDWARD 50.99 HENRYVILLE IN ROGERS HEATHER 8.42 DEPAUW IN ROGERS JAMES 145.71
CHARLESTOWN IN ROGERS JODANA 26.55 ZIONSVILLE IN ROGERS LEE 5.11 NEW ALBANY IN ROGERS MICHAEL 283.54 SELLERSBURG IN ROGERS NANCY 16.43
CHARLESTOWN IN ROGERS PATRICIA 11.22 LOUISVILLE KY
ROGERS PHIL - APT #3 4.32
SELLERSBURG IN
ROGERS ROBERT 30.99 FLOYDS KNOBS IN ROGERS ROBERT 4.78 HENRYVILLE IN ROHRS MARK 90.11 INDEPENDENCE MO
ROJAS KATIE 29.18
CHARLESTOWN IN ROLAND JAMES 191.62 SELLERSBURG IN ROLAND STEVEN 10.90 RADCLIFF KY
ROLL DANNY 11.43 ESTERO FL
ROLL DAVID 123.46 MARYSVILLE IN
ROLLER DAVID 12.64 LOUISVILLE KY
ROLLINS HARRY 209.09 HENRYVILLE IN ROLLINS JERRY 139.60 GARY IN
ROLLO DAVID 469.26 SAN JOSE CA
ROMERO CYNDI 42.71
ROMIG MICHELLE 5.75
LANDSDALE PA
SELLERSBURG IN
ROMIG TIMOTHY 7.50 NEW ALBANY IN
ROMMEL SHERRILL 6.38 NEW ALBANY IN
RONE BONNIE 134.10
RONEY JASON 56.20
CHARLESTOWN IN
1.96
CHARLESTOWN IN ROSS TRISTEN A 2.22
CHARLESTOWN IN ROTE GAYLE 39.94
SELLERSBURG IN ROTH CLARENCE 149.33
CLARKSVILLE IN ROTH DAWN 41.47
ROTH SAMANTHA 10.58
CHARLESTOWN IN
MEMPHIS IN ROTHGERBER MARK 14.12
TELL CITY IN ROTTET CHRISTIE 71.12
NEW ALBANY IN ROTTET TIM 31.00 NEW ALBANY IN ROUARK SHAUN 49.49
MEMPHIS IN ROUCK KENNETH 88.09
SELLERSBURG IN ROUDENBUSH KEN 55.72 FILER ID
ROUNTREE STEVE 43.88
ROUSTER PHILIP 60.99
ROUTH MIKE 12.52
LOUISVILLE KY
HENRYVILLE IN
SCOTTSBURG IN ROUTT ISAAC 484.76
ROUTT LEOTA 11.69
SCOTTSBURG IN
CAMPBELLSBURG IN ROUTT LEOTA 66.20
CHARLESTOWN IN ROUZE STEVE 99.17
ROWAN JEFF 45.13
CARMEL IN
BORDEN IN
ROWE BLAKE 7.10 FT LAUDERDALE FL
ROWE CHRIS 49.33
ROWE SHERRY 27.85
ROWE TERRY 301.88
ROWLETT BOBBY 76.03
ROWLETT MIKE 8.43
ROWSE JOHN 58.00
ROY THOMAS 12.87
ROYAL OAK STORAGE 242.78
ROYALTY TROY 0.58
ROYSE DOUGLAS 5.09
ROZIER WALTER 0.73
RUBEY JAMES 40.09
RUBIN MIKE 121.84
RUCH JENNIFER 56.12
RUDD CHARLES 320.59
RUDD CLEO 169.77
RUDDELL NORMA 165.34
RUDOLPH CHARLES 157.63
RUDOLPH CLAUDETTE 176.64
RUDOLPH STEVEN 151.43
RUEBUSCH DEBORAH 15.80
RUEDINGER EMILY 42.82
RUESS WILLIAM 10.42
RUMBLEY JULIA 4.44
RUMOHR JANET 16.68
RUNNER BART 71.10
RUPERT ALBERT 22.19
RUPP DEAN 10.96
RUPPE VICKY 168.68
RUPPEL ZACHERY 7.75
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
SELLERSBURG IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
LEXINGTON IN
HANOVER IN
HAGERSTOWN MD
HENRYVILLE IN
ROYAL OAK MI
LOUISVILLE KY
DENVER CO
FLOYDS KNOBS IN
SUSTIN IN
LEXINGTON IN
SELLERSBURG IN
MEMPHIS IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
MEMPHIS IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
HENRYVILLE IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
MEDINA OH
SELLERSBURG IN
LOUISVILLE KY
SAINT CLAIR MO
OWENSBORO KY
FRANKLIN TN
GARDEN GROVE CA
CLARKSVILLE IN
LIVINGSTON KY
GREENVILLE IN
RUSCH PATRICIA 6.73 VEVAY IN
RUSCOE GORDON 69.42
RUSH C 40.63
RUSH RAYMOND 167.48
RUSHMEYER ANGEL 37.70
NEW SMYRNA BEACH FL
NEW ALBANY IN
BORDEN IN
36.72 CLARKSVILLE IN SAUERHEBER HAROLD 118.53 CLARKSVILLE IN SAUTER JEREMY 42.65 MARYSVILLE IN SAXON JOHN 12.74 GEORGETOWN IN SAYLOR ANDREW 11.11 SELLERSBURG IN
CALISE 14.02 SELLERSBURG IN
SEYMOUR IN
HENRYVILLE IN RUSSELL DANIEL 12.32
RUSSELL DAVID 128.42
NEW ALBANY IN
RUSSELL HARRY 13.50 SALEM IN
RUSSELL JOE 74.14
RUSSELL MICHAEL 32.01
RUSSELL PHILLIP 6.57
RUSSELL SHIRLEY 6.00
RUSSELL VERONICA 39.67
MEMPHIS IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
SELLERSBURG IN
FRANK 67.19 HARDINSBURG IN SCANNELL TODD 17.75 SELLERSBURG IN SCAPARO RICHARD 19.65 JEFFERSONVILLE IN SCEIFERS JACK 50.96 SELLERSBURG IN SCEIFERS WILLIAM 216.41 SELLERSBURG IN
SANDRA 30.85 HENRYVILLE IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
CHARLESTOWN IN ROOKS FOREST 48.39
ROOT LARRY 8.08
CHARLESTOWN IN
ROOT RYAN 8.93 FLOYDS KNOBS IN
ROQUE CESAR 4.15
RORRER BRITTANY 12.28
CLARKSVILLE IN
CLARKSVILLE IN
ROSE BRANDYN 21.49 UNDERWOOD IN
ROSE DONALD 43.15
CHARLESTOWN IN
ROSE FLORENE 106.24 SHERIDAN IN
ROSE MARTHA 12.42
ROSE RICHARD 64.06
SCOTTSBURG IN
GEORGETOWN IN
ROSEBERRY CARL 132.02 MARYSVILLE IN
ROSEBERRY DAVID 137.47 APPLE VALLEY MN
ROSEBERRY SUSAN 7.79 CHARLESTOWN
RUSSMAN BETTY J 76.74
RUSSO BETTY 13.55
RUTHERFORD BOB 26.37
RUTHERFORD DELBERT 271.62
RUTHERFORD PAYTON C 262.48
RUTHERFORD RODGER 12.63
RUTHERFORD TRAVIS 15.06
RUTHERFORD WENDELL 55.37
RYALS MATTHEW 23.74
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
SOUTHAMPTON PA
DEPUTY IN
MARYSVILLE IN
SELLERSBURG IN
SELLERSBURG IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
SCOTTSBURG IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
RYAN DARLENE 10.43 DELTA OH
RYAN JOHN 5.76
RYAN ROBERT 16.03
RYAN ROBERT 41.09
RYAN-PIERCE ROBERT 6.48
CLARKSVILLE IN
CLARKSVILLE IN
RYDBERG BRYAN 32.63 WESTLAKE OH
RYKER LLOYD 1.20 NABB IN
MARY
LOUIS 80.77 CINCINNATI OH SCHAEFER RAY 15.44 MANDEVILLE LA SCHAEFER RHONDA 139.86 JEFFERSONVILLE IN SCHAEFFER KAYLA 62.02 JEFFERSONVILLE IN SCHAFER JOSEPHINE 80.28 COLUMBUS IN SCHAFER LAURA 33.44 SELLERSBURG IN SCHAFER SARAH 28.32 SELLERSBURG IN SCHAFTLEIN C 108.75 FLOYDS KNOBS IN SCHARF MATTHEW 80.71 PFAFFTOWN NC
SCHARFER RONALD 59.64 SPRINGFIELD OR SCHAUM RONALD 0.63 CARROLLTON KY
SCHENCK JAMES 54.03 JEFFERSONVILLE IN SCHEPERS MARIAN 27.17 PALM HARBOR FL SCHEXNAYDER TINA 84.16 MARYSVILLE IN
SCHIDLER KYLIE 11.58 UNDERWOOD IN SCHIDLER MICHAEL 44.02 PEKIN IN SCHIEVE MARJI 23.28 HENRYVILLE IN SCHILL WILLIAM 3.15 CROTHERSVILLE IN SCHILLER DORIS 77.96 CLARKSVILLE IN SCHILLER ROBERT 181.43
SCHILLING J 65.71
SELLERSBURG IN
PEWEE VALLEY KY
SCHILT STEVEN 73.38 CHARLESTOWN IN
SCHINDLER CHERYL 202.29 OTISCO IN SCHINDLER LAWRENCE 10.25
CHARLESTOWN IN SCHINDLER ROBT 1.98 NEW ALBANY IN
SCHLEICHER LUCILLE 81.15 BORDEN IN SCHLEICHER MARCIA 33.92 FLOYDS KNOBS IN SCHLEISHER KRISTIN 38.26
SELLERSBURG IN SCHLOEMER FRED 144.46 LOUISVILLE KY
SCHMELZ DAVID 36.53
SELLERSBURG IN SCHMELZER DEBRA 1.63 PEKIN IN SCHMIDT BLAKE 45.27
SELLERSBURG IN SCHMIDT BRYAN 5.25
FLOYDS KNOBS IN SCHMIDT DAVID 229.36
JEFFERSONVILLE IN SCHMIDT GREG 108.13 UNDERWOOD IN
SCHMIDT JAMES 23.49 NEW ALBANY IN SCHMIDT JUNE 15.12 MARYSVILLE IN
SCHMIDT STEVE 6.36
SELLERSBURG IN SCHMITT DWIGHT 78.93 NEW ALBANY IN SCHMITT EUGENE - CAMP 0.05
SELLERSBURG IN SCHMITT JUANITA 74.29 NEW ALBANY IN SCHMITZ ELIZABETH 247.73
CHARLESTOWN IN SCHNATTER BRADLEY 7.81
SELLERSBURG IN SCHNATTER STEPHANIE 8.89
SELLERSBURG IN SCHNEBLE JOHN 83.50 LOUISVILLE KY
SCHNEIDER BRANDON 6.05 NEW ALBANY IN
SCHNEIDER CURT 17.40 NEW ALBANY IN SCHNEIDER GADI 26.68
SELLERSBURG IN SCHNEIDER JOHN 8.34 NEW ALBANY IN SCHNEIDER JOSEPH 47.72 PLAINFIELD IN SCHNEIDER MARK 64.76 HENRYVILLE IN SCHNEIDER MARK 93.49 HENRYVILLE IN SCHNEIDER SEAN 113.50 JEFFERSONVILLE IN SCHNEIDTMILLER PATRICK 46.60 UNDERWOOD IN SCHNEITER PATRICIA 319.74 MARYSVILLE IN SCHNELL GEORGE 115.93
CHARLESTOWN IN SCHNIEDERS JEREMIE 26.69
JEFFERSONVILLE IN SCHNIEDERS PROPERTY LLC 162.82 PEKIN IN SCHNIEDERS PROPERTY LLC 11.37 PEKIN IN SCHNOLL MARVIN 248.04
JEFFERSONVILLE IN SCHNOOR MICHAEL 81.88
SELLERSBURG IN SCHOCKE GARY 29.52
JEFFERSONVILLE IN SCHOEN JOAN 216.60 LOUISVILLE KY
SCHOENBACHLER AMY 16.95
SELLERSBURG IN SCHOLES JAMES 211.36 NEW WASHINGTON IN SCHOLL GROUP LTD 1.91 HENRYVILLE IN SCHOLL TODD 8.85 NEW ALBANY IN SCHOONOVER MICHAEL 57.08 JEFFERSONVILLE IN SCHORK LARRY 27.17 CHARLESTOWN IN SCHRADER KRISTIN 12.44 GNADENHUTTEN OH SCHRECK MARY 69.73 NEW ALBANY IN SCHRICHTEN EDWARD 24.13 MADISON IN SCHROADER LEE 5.05
SELLERSBURG IN SCHRODER CHRIS 23.51 UNDERWOOD IN SCHRODER SHAWN 77.13 UNDERWOOD IN SCHROEDER JEFFREY 161.26 GREENVILLE IN SCHROEDER JUSTIN 10.64 MEMPHIS IN SCHROEDER JUSTIN 15.53 SCOTTSBURG IN SCHROEDER KATHLEEN 118.22 OCALA FL
SCHROEDER NORMAN 60.56 TELL CITY IN SCHROEDER ROBERT 41.12 GEORGETOWN IN SCHROEDER ROSELLA 111.51 ORLANDO FL SCHROEDER WILLIAM 352.83 OTISCO IN SCHROM RONALD 54.59 CICERO NY SCHRUL OTTO 117.61 NEW ALBANY IN SCHUBERT EDWARD 30.36 NEW ALBANY IN
SCHUBLE DARIN 27.97 JEFFERSONVILLE IN SCHUCHARDT MICAH 6.69 LEES SUMMIT MO
SCHUETZ KENT 74.89 CHARLESTOWN IN SCHULER DAVID J JR-REST 254.42 HENRYVILLE IN SCHULER FRED 13.12 SELLERSBURG IN SCHULER JADE 18.27 NEW ALBANY IN
SCHULER REALTY 3.68 JEFFERSONVILLE IN SCHULER REALTY 2.57 NEW ALBANY IN
SCHULER RESTAURANT 9.38 HENRYVILLE IN
SCHULEY STACY 23.53
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
SCHULTZ MARK 42.43 SELLERSBURG IN
SCHULTZ PAM 21.95 JEFFERSONVILLE IN SCHULTZ TIFFANY 23.39 LOUISVILLE KY
SCHULZ DAVID 44.82 HUNTSVILLE AL
SCHULZ JOSEPH 24.52 LOUISVILLE KY
SCHUMACHER ROBIN 23.20 PROSPECT KY
SCHUMANN URSULA 64.87 MEMPHIS IN
SCHUPPERT CHRISTOPHER 44.12
SELLERSBURG IN
SCHUPPERT SHAWN 16.48 SALEM IN
SCHUTLER FRANK 109.34 LOUISVILLE KY
SCHUUR JULIETTE 5.28 LANESVILLE IN
SCHWEINITZ BILL 24.75 SPRINGBORO OH
SCHWIEMAN
SCOTT
SCOTT
SCOTT ERNEST 166.42
SCOTT
SCOTT
SCOTT
CHARLESTOWN IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
CHARLESTOWN IN SCOTT MINDY 28.10 MEMPHIS IN
SCOTT TERESA 336.87
CHARLESTOWN IN
SCOTT THOMAS 22.10 PARAGON IN
SCOTT TIM 88.51
SCOTT VICTOR 96.69 LOUISVILLE KY
SCOTT WAYNER 42.91 CLARKSVILLE IN SCOVANNER STACY 60.90
CHARLESTOWN IN
SCRIBNER SUZETTE 0.48 AUSTIN IN
SCRIVNER KENNETH 227.93 NEW ALBANY IN
SCROGGINS BRADLY 31.00 MEMPHIS IN SCROGGINS JAMES 0.17
SCROGGINS JENNIFER 72.19
CHARLESTOWN IN
NEW ALBANY IN SCROGHAM HAROLD 50.28
NEW ALBANY IN SCROGHAM JEREMY 1.87
CHARLESTOWN IN SCULL DAVID 41.27 BERLIN NJ
MEMPHIS IN
SEABORNE COAKLEY 58.04
SEACK JAMES 17.55
SELLERSBURG IN SEALE BRIAN 80.48
SELLERSBURG IN
SEALS CLAYTON 5.78 OTISCO IN
SEARS JIM 40.93 EVANSVILLE IN SEATON ERICA 62.89 MARYSVILLE IN SEATON JACOB 31.01 LEXINGTON IN
SEATON REAL ESTATE INC 47.24 NEW ALBANY IN SEAY G 85.54 NEW ALBANY IN
SEBASTIAN DWAYNE 1.77
SECURITY PROS 42.51
SECUSKIE FRANKLIN 20.39
SCOTTSBURG IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
SCOTTSBURG IN
SEDAM JAMES 6.23 MADISON IN SEE ANGIE 25.63
SELLERSBURG IN
SEEBACH ERIN 31.11 NEW ALBANY IN
SEEBOLD JOHN 63.78 CHARLESTOWN IN
SEEDANE NEAL 5.96
SEELEY LAWRENCE 111.46
IN SEELYE DONALD 1.98
SEESE JASLYN 5.55
ALBANY IN
ALBANY IN
SEEWER MICHAEL 24.28 SELLERSBURG IN SEGOVIA ALICE 8.12 TUCSON AZ
SEGOVIANO ERNESTO 41.11 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
SEIDEHAMEL KEVIN 16.24
SEIGEL KURT 19.57
MOORESVILLE NC
SELLERSBURG IN
SEITZ LAURA 1.36 LAGRANGE KY
SELF RAYMOND 125.41 HENRYVILLE IN
SELIG HOLLY 4.45 FRANKLIN NC
SELLERS BETTY 11.22
SELLERS KYLE 45.82
NEW ALBANY IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
SELLERS MARK 78.32 METTER GA
SELLERS MERYL 4.94 RED ROCK TX
SELLERS MIKE 129.06
SELLERS SERRA 15.00
SELLERS STEPHEN 110.58
SELLMER MARGARET 15.58
SELLS JEFFERY 33.59
SELLS TIMOTHY 38.15
SELLERSBURG IN
SELLERSBURG IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
LOUISVILLE KY
SELLERSBURG IN
SELLERSBURG IN
SELMAN CECIL 7.94 VALERICO FL
SEM SEANKEA 55.66
SEMMEL BERNIE 33.24
SEMONES BUILDERS 2.55
SENDELBACH KEVIN 9.91
SENN ALBERTA 135.79
SENN LEONARD 167.83
SENN MARY 70.93
SEPER BARBARA 209.21
SEPULVADO RICK 19.07
SERAIAH ADAM 2.97
SESKO MICHAEL 72.15
NEW ALBANY IN
RICHARDSON TX
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
SEYMOUR IN
LOUISVILLE KY
CLARKSVILLE IN
MEMPHIS IN
NEW ALBANY IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
CASTLE ROCK CO
SETSER MELISSA 0.55 BORDEN IN
SETTLES CHLOE 13.26
SETTLES CHLOE J 141.06
SETTLES JOHN 15.58
SEWARD DAVID 61.90
SEWELL THOMAS 45.04
SELLERSBURG IN
SELLERSBURG IN
INDIANAPOLIS IN
SELLERSBURG IN
ALBANY IN
SEXTON BEVERLY 13.59 HANOVER IN
SEXTON DREXEL 7.69
SEXTON JOE 270.61
SELLERSBURG IN
IN
SEXTON TABITHA 34.81 CHARLESTOWN IN
KNOBS IN SHEPHERD DAVID 17.41 CHARLESTOWN IN SHEPHERD JORDAN 6.80 CHARLESTOWN IN SHEPHERD-COOKSEY BRAYDEN 19.15 JEFFERSONVILLE IN SHEPPARD BRADLEY
IN
MARYSVILLE IN
EDDY 190.21 CELINA TN SHERRILL COLTON 12.49 BORDEN IN SHERRILL DAVID 120.10 NEW ALBANY IN SHIBATA YOSHIMASA 40.63 FLOYDS KNOBS IN SHIELDS BRANDON 84.25 LEXINGTON IN SHIELDS GLENNA 9.54 CRESTWOOD KY SHIELDS JEFF 13.11 HENRYVILLE IN SHIELDS JOHN 43.31 NEW ALBANY IN SHIELDS KATRINA 73.92 SELLERSBURG IN SHIELDS LAWRENCE 0.57 BORDEN IN SHIELDS QUINTON 34.63 HENRYVILLE IN
SHIELDS SUDIE 70.93
SELLERSBURG IN SHINE JACK 48.95 NEW ALBANY IN
SHINGLETON
IN
SHIPTON MICHAEL 64.15 NEW ALBANY IN SHIRCLIFF STEVEN 29.85 FLOYDS KNOBS IN SHIRELY TIM 24.10 CLARKSVILLE IN SHIREMAN GERALD 67.93 CLARKSVILLE IN SHIREMAN’S FARM MARKET INC 13.83 CORYDON IN
SHOEMAKER CHRISTOPHER 35.50 CHARLESTOWN IN SHOEMAKER GLORIA 5.32 JEFFERSONVILLE IN SHOEMAKER WYNEMA 0.21 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
SHOFNER WILLIAM 28.47 NEW ALBANY IN SHOOTS SARAH 13.73 CORYDON IN
SHOPE BRYCE 21.08 UNDERWOOD IN
SHOPE RICKY 21.31 CHARLESTOWN IN
SHORT JACK 123.46 OTISCO IN
SHORT JAMES 120.93 PADUCAH KY
SHORT JOYCE 5.85 ROODHOUSE IL
SHORT PAUL 136.04 BROOKSVILLE FL
SHORT SHANNON 88.38 FRESNO CA
SHREWSBERRY BYRON 134.65 BELLA VISTA AR
SHUCK AUDRA 134.91 NEW ALBANY IN
SHUCK KATHERINE 103.91 CHARLESTOWN IN
IN
IN
HENRYVILLE IN
SHUSTER
IN
IN
IN
SCOTTSBURG IN
SIFFLARD RYAN 32.58 SEYMOUR IN SIGLER TOM 86.18 VISALIA CA
SELLERSBURG IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
SMALLWOOD ARMILDA 2.21
SMALLWOOD CHARLES 138.14
CLARKSVILLE IN
BORDEN IN
SMALLWOOD ELMER 24.69 NEW ALBANY IN
SMALLWOOD WILLIAM 3.28
SMEDLEY ROBERT 86.21
SMIERTELNY LEONARD 32.33
SMITH NOAH 23.93 NEW ALBANY IN SMITH NORMA 0.44 CHARLESTOWN IN
SMITH PAUL 310.89
SCOTTSBURG IN
PROSPECT KY
SILVA JUAN 57.07
SELLERSBURG IN SILVERSTEIN SEAN 41.03 CRESTWOOD KY
SIMMERLEIN THOMAS 23.57 SELLERSBURG IN SIMMONS ANDRI 6.49 CHARLESTOWN IN SIMON AMANDA 12.96 BORDEN IN
SIMON CHRISTA 22.74 CLARKSVILLE IN SIMON DONALD 39.08
CHARLESTOWN IN
SIMONS CHARLES 40.39 FLOYDS KNOBS IN SIMPSON BILL 114.36 CHARLESTOWN IN
SIMPSON CHARLES 161.63 MARYSVILLE IN
SIMPSON CLORINDA 63.25 SALEM IN
SIMPSON DAVID 106.67 SCOTTSBURG IN
SIMPSON DEBBIE 9.18 HENRYVILLE IN SIMPSON DEBORAH 7.18
LEBANON JUNCTION KY
SIMPSON ETHEL 135.00 SALEM IN
SIMPSON FRANK 31.05 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
SIMPSON HOLLY R DAY 13.74 SELLERSBURG IN SIMPSON REANNA 17.40 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
SIMPSON REBECCA 10.76 SELLERSBURG IN
SIMPSON RICHARD 6.32 NEW ALBANY IN
SIMPSON RONALD 62.46 CHARLESTOWN IN
SIMPSON WILLIAM 64.80 CHARLESTOWN IN
SIMS ALLISON 18.55 SELLERSBURG IN
SIMUEL GENEVA 283.21 JEFFERSONVILLE IN SINCLAIR DAVID 8.30 FLOYDS KNOBS IN SINCLAIR TOMMY 127.98 CHARLESTOWN IN SINDELAR DORIS 315.87 CHARLESTOWN IN
SINEX JANICE 124.68 SELLERSBURG IN
SINGER D 188.75 CHARLESTOWN IN
SINGER RAYMOND 36.97 MARYSVILLE IN
SINGH KIRK 117.89 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
SINGLETON MAE 106.31 SELLERSBURG IN
SINK J 114.87 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
SINK JAMES 79.84 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
SINK MARILYN 23.53 HENRYVILLE IN
SIPE MICHAEL 53.53 HENRYVILLE IN
SIPES DEBORAH 10.02 MEMPHIS IN
SISNEY WARREN 112.46 NEW ALBANY IN
SIVILS ALEX P 2.66 LOUISVILLE KY
SIZEMORE BAILEY 35.33 SELLERSBURG IN SIZEMORE CHANCE E 187.45 SELLERSBURG IN SIZEMORE ED 205.69 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
SIZEMORE FRANK 48.10 OTISCO IN
SIZEMORE KENNETH 35.50 CHARLESTOWN IN SIZEMORE LAURA 112.71 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
SIZEMORE ROBERT 2.74 GEORGETOWN IN
SIZEMORE SCOTT 18.11 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
SIZEMORE SHERRIE 0.75 CHARLESTOWN IN
SKAGGS CHARLES 178.20 CORYDON IN
SKAGGS CHARLES 18.29 NEW ALBANY IN
SKAGGS DANIEL 239.13 SELLERSBURG IN
SKAGGS DONNA 24.66 LOUISVILLE KY
SKAGGS WINSTON 274.15 FLOYDS KNOBS IN
SKASKO STEVE 146.06 HENRYVILLE IN
SKEENS ANNA 51.44 CRESTWOOD KY
SKILLMAN ELIZABETH 73.05 SEYMOUR IN
SKILLMAN JULIE 37.94 NEW ALBANY IN
SKINNER & BROADBENT CONST 5.11 INDIANAPOLIS IN
SKINNER SHERRY 6.27 COLUMBUS IN
SKIRVIN MARTINA 13.81 LEXINGTON IN
SKIRVIN RICHARD 8.67 HANOVER IN
SLAUGHTER GEORGE 57.71 CHARLESTOWN IN
SLAUGHTER ROSEMARY 34.28 HENRYVILLE IN
SLEEPE IAN J 195.46 SELLERSBURG IN
SLEEPE THOMAS 46.59 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
SLEEPE THOMAS B 129.33 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
SLIDER SHAYNE 69.70 HENRYVILLE IN
SLINKER CHARLES 6.05 NABB IN
SLONE KAREN 3.20 SELLERSBURG IN
SLONE KAREN 107.18 SELLERSBURG IN
SLONE P E - BEAUTY SHOP 4.32
SLUCHER SCOTT 10.29
SLUSHER GENE 38.23
SMALL WILLIAM 13.99
HENRYVILLE IN
MARENGO IN
SELLERSBURG IN
SELLERSBURG IN
GREENWOOD IN SMILEY DEBRA 68.19
SMITH ADAM 18.32
SMITH ALONZO 149.32
SMITH ANDREW 9.30
SMITH ANDREW 6.13
SMITH ANGELA 13.33
SMITH ANGELA 14.08
SMITH ARVILLE 7.47
SMITH ASHLEY 13.64
SMITH AUDREY 5.99
SMITH BENJAMIN 5.19
SMITH BRANDIE 73.71
SMITH BRANDIE S 101.71
SMITH BRIAN 138.97
SMITH BROADUS L - RES 18.25
SMITH CAROLYN 105.65
SMITH CATHRINE 97.82
SMITH CHARLES 24.34
SMITH CHARLES 219.47
SMITH CHARLES 46.00
SMITH CLIFFORD 8.44
SMITH CODY 5.53
SMITH COLLEEN 6.26
SMITH CRAIG 82.17
SMITH CUSTOM BUILDERS 6.60
SMITH DAKOTA 21.37
SMITH DANIEL 97.02
SMITH DARLINDA 49.77
SMITH DARRELL 1.51
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
ASHEVILLE NC
NEW ALBANY IN
SCOTTSBURG IN
SMITHFIELD UT
FLOYDS KNOBS IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
DEFUNIAK SPRINGS FL
HENRYVILLE IN
HENRYVILLE IN
HENRYVILLE IN
HENRYVILLE IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
CLARKSVILLE IN
MANTUA OH
CLAYMONT DE
LEXINGTON IN
NEW ALBANY IN
SELLERSBURG IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
CLARKSVILLE IN
HENRYVILLE IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
LANESVILLE IN
HENRYVILLE IN
SELLERSBURG IN
LOUISVILLE KY
SMITH DAVID 32.41 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
SELLERSBURG IN
SMITH DEWEY 1.25
SMITH DORIS 80.74
SMITH DORIS INC 0.37
SMITH DORIS INC 4.62
SMITH DOUGLAS 12.85
SMITH EDWARD 97.85
SMITH EMILY 77.35
SMITH ERIC 2.28
SMITH FLORA 24.23
NEW ALBANY IN
BORDEN IN
BORDEN IN
FLORENCE KY
ATLANTIC BEACH FL
CHARLESTOWN IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
LEXINGTON IN
SMITH FRANK 36.62 OCALA FL
SMITH GARY 67.08
SMITH GENE 140.65
SMITH GERALD 6.13
SMITH GUY 6.74
SMITH HAROLD 116.65
SMITH J 302.73
SMITH JAMES 171.08
SMITH JAMES 115.59
SMITH JAMES 18.48
SMITH JAMES 95.39
SMITH JAMES 134.28
SMITH JASON 2.46
SMITH JASON 12.93
SMITH JASON 15.64
SMITH JEFFREY 14.45
SMITH JEFFREY 45.27
SMITH JENNIFER 8.69
SMITH JENNIFER 68.00
FLOYDS KNOBS IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
SIOUX FALLS SD
SELLERSBURG IN
FARMERS BRANCH TX
CHARLESTOWN IN
HANOVER IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
MORRISTOWN TN
NEW ALBANY IN
SELLERSBURG IN
AUGUSTA GA
CHARLESTOWN IN
HENRYVILLE IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
VIENNA WV
CHARLESTOWN IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
SMITH JIM 50.83 BORDEN IN
SMITH JIMMY 47.35
SMITH JOHN 2.42
SMITH JOHN 29.16
SMITH JONATHAN 33.01
SMITH JOSHUA 9.14
SMITH KAITLYN 14.95
SMITH KARL 4.16
SMITH KARLA 12.67
SMITH KENDRA 45.19
SMITH KENNETH 5.97
SMITH KENNETH 55.94
SMITH KEVIN 23.49
SMITH KEVIN 66.43
SMITH KIMBERLYN 47.31
SMITH LANNY 17.95
SMITH LARRY 6.81
SMITH LESTER 25.32
SMITH LISA 30.71
MARYSVILLE IN
BROWNSTOWN IN
LEXINGTON IN
SELLERSBURG IN
SCOTTSBURG IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
MARTINSVILLE IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
NEW ALBANY IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
CLARKSVILLE IN
SELLERSBURG IN
SELLERSBURG IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
SCOTTSBURG IN
CLARKSVILLE IN
BORDEN IN
SELLERSBURG IN
SMITH LOUIS 160.69 UNDERWOOD IN
SMITH MARIA 9.49
OWENSBORO KY
SMITH MARK 242.42 NEW ALBANY IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
VERONICA 31.45 SCOTTSBURG IN SMITH WENDELL 59.18 NEW SALISBURY IN SMITH WILLIAM 9.05 CHARLESTOWN IN
WILLIAM 51.79 FRANKFORT KY SMITH WILLIAM 16.19 JEFFERSONVILLE
SELLERSBURG IN SOLIS CARLOS 15.06 SELLERSBURG IN SOLIS FERNANDO 41.63 SELLERSBURG IN SOLIZ JUAN 10.30 SELLERSBURG IN SOLLARS CHRIS 23.93 LA GRANGE KY SOLOE TINA 2.25
SCOTTSBURG IN SOMMERVILLE MARTHA 19.52 JEFFERSONVILLE IN SONNER WADE 77.50 CORYDON IN SONNYSIDE INVESTMENTS INC 44.92 FLOYDS KNOBS IN SORATO JOSE 35.29 CHARLESTOWN IN SORIANO JUAREZ DANIELA 9.73 LOUISVILLE KY SORLEY BRIAN 2.62 JEFFERSONVILLE IN SORRELLS CHRIS 75.74 FLOYDS KNOBS IN SOSNICKI STANLEY 112.10 BORDEN IN SOUDERS FRED 152.68 HOLLAND IN SOUTH ALFRED B 26.32 FLOYDS KNOBS IN SOUTHERLAND CHRIS 9.56 GEORGETOWN IN SOUTHERN OASIS POOLS 12.94 SELLERSBURG IN
SMITH MARY 14.95
SMITH MARY 10.97 FLINT TX
SMITH MARY JO 183.91 NEW ALBANY IN
SMITH MICHAEL 7.54
SMITH MICHAEL 170.48
SMITH MICHAEL 193.34
SMITH MICHAEL 10.59
DEPAUW IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
JOELTON TN
LOUISVILLE KY
SMITH MICHAEL 36.77 NEW ALBANY IN
SMITH MILDRED 21.25 CLARKSVILLE IN
SPALL CHRIS 66.35 AUSTIN IN SPANGER LOY 12.60 WEST FRANKFORT
IL
CHARLESTOWN IN
SPARKMAN LINDA 68.71
SPARKMAN ROBERT 18.99 SALEM IN
SPARKMAN RONALD 23.76 HENRYVILLE IN SPARKMAN RONALD 33.55 NORTH VERNON IN SPARKS FRANK 207.57 HENRYVILLE IN SPARKS TIM 11.46
SPAULDING DIANE 0.27
OKEECHOBEE FL
SELLERSBURG IN SPAULDING JOSEPH 27.32 MEMPHIS IN SPAW TONY 0.85 HENRYVILLE IN SPEAR DAVID 67.79
CHARLESTOWN IN SPEAR JOHN 36.61
CHARLESTOWN IN SPEAR MICHAEL 65.72 MEMPHIS IN SPEAR WILLIAM 30.50
CHARLESTOWN IN SPEARS TRACY 107.09 BORDEN IN SPECKERT MICHAEL 92.50 WESTCHESTER OH SPECKNER CHRIS 213.82 GREENVILLE IN SPEED WAREHOUSING INC 65.65
SELLERSBURG IN
SPEIGELHALDER RAY 136.82 FLOYDS KNOBS IN SPEIGELHALDER SHEILA 11.64
CHARLESTOWN IN SPELLMAN AMANDA 7.89 UNDERWOOD IN SPENCER ALPHA 173.08 NEW ALBANY IN SPENCER DANNY 8.44 LAGRANGE KY SPENCER DAWNETTE 213.97 PEKIN IN SPENCER FRANKLIN 131.17 CLARKSVILLE IN SPENCER GALE 86.43 MEMPHIS IN SPENCER JEFFERY 35.12 LEXINGTON IN SPENCER JERRY 28.72 NABB IN SPENCER KAELYNN 37.72 HENRYVILLE IN SPENCER KYLE 32.66 CHARLESTOWN IN SPENCER LENA 65.99 OTISCO IN SPENCER LUCILLE 8.78 SCOTTSBURG IN SPENCER NATALIE 29.17 JEFFERSONVILLE IN SPENCER SCOTTY 100.33
SELLERSBURG IN SPETH GARY 167.27 NEW ALBANY IN SPICER LAURA
IN SPICER PHILLIP
LOUISVILLE KY SPICKER MARY
ELIZABETH IN SPINKS ANDREW 181.56 FLOYDS KNOBS IN SPINZIG BRUCE 75.92
STEIN ANTHONY 30.04
SELLERSBURG IN SSB MOTOR SPORTS INC 7.17 SELLERSBURG IN STACKHOUSE HERSHELL 0.17 HOT SPRINGS NATIONAL AR STACY EVA 100.48 SCOTTSBURG IN STACY JANICE 30.49 AUSTIN IN STACY ROBERT 4.20 CHARLESTOWN IN STACY ROBERT 16.32 SCOTTSBURG IN STAFFORD JIMMY 58.11 SELLERSBURG IN STAKELIN TINA 7.89 LEXINGTON IN STALEY REX 5.62 SELLERSBURG IN STALL RICHARD 12.01 PALM BAY FL STALLINGS DANIEL 56.50 FLOYDS KNOBS IN STAMPER ARIEL 70.25 SELLERSBURG IN STAMPER DANNY 92.44
CHARLESTOWN IN STAMPER DIANA 220.23
CHARLESTOWN IN STAMPER DIANA 34.63 CHARLESTOWN IN STAMPER J 4.84 WILMINGTON OH STAMPER JEFFREY 2.41 UNDERWOOD IN STAMPER KELLI 77.22
CHARLESTOWN IN STAMPER LAURA 54.41 LEXINGTON IN STAMPER TOMMY 158.34 LEXINGTON IN STANDAFER TIM 16.33 NEW ALBANY IN STANDEFER JERRY 28.62 OTISCO IN
STANDIFORD DANNY 4.95 NEW ALBANY IN STANDIFORD DOUGLAS 9.00 FLOYDS KNOBS IN STANDIFORD KENNETH 51.87 UNDERWOOD IN
STANDRIDGE GRACE 52.72 HENRYVILLE IN STANFIELD HOBERT 51.15 SELLERSBURG IN STANK JEREMY 20.81 LOUISVILLE KY
STANKIEWICZ JOHN 70.76 LOUISVILLE KY
STANLEY RHONDA 751.57 MARYSVILLE IN STANLEY ROBERT 16.38 NEW ALBANY IN STANLEY STEPHANIE 22.01 SELLERSBURG IN STANLEY TIM 96.35 DUBLIN OH
STANSBURY CHARLES 48.22 MEMPHIS IN STAPLES LARRY 4.56 LOUISVILLE KY STAPLETON BREANNA 7.03 SELLERSBURG IN
TERRY 53.82 FLOYDS KNOBS IN
IN
SELLERSBURG IN STEIN KELLY 34.90
JEFFERSONVILLE IN STEINBRENNER ERIC 82.15
SELLERSBURG IN STEINBRENNER LINDA 5.69 LAGRANGE KY
STEINKAMP MASON 30.76
SCOTTSBURG IN STEINSBERGER PATTY 51.69 NEW ALBANY IN STELLWAG PHILIP 51.26
SELLERSBURG IN STEM CHRIS 75.96
FLOYDS KNOBS IN
STEMLE TERESA 9.36
SELLERSBURG IN STEMLER MARY 89.18
STENGEL JONATHAN 16.57
GOOSE CREEK SC
CHARLESTOWN IN STENGEL TERESA 13.97
JEFFERSONVILLE IN STEPHENS DON 230.98
STEPHENS SUSAN 6.35
FLOYDS KNOBS IN
INDIANAPOLIS IN STEPHENSON JAMES 16.15 NEW ALBANY IN
STEPHENSON LARRY 158.84
STEPP KAITLYN 51.55
SELLERSBURG IN
SELLERSBURG IN
STEPP MARY 7.79 NEW ALBANY IN
STEPP MICHAEL 4.00 NEW ALBANY IN
STEPP MILDRED 9.46 MEMPHIS IN STEPP NICOLE 9.81 CLEARFIELD UT STEPP PAMELA 102.08 NEW ALBANY IN
STEPP RICHARD 117.55
STERRETT ROBERT 15.23
STEVENS CONTRACTI NG 13.00
STEVENS EDGAR 6.81
STEVENS LEAH 16.91
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
PENDLETON IN
LOUISVILLE KY
CLARKSVILLE IN
SELLERSBURG IN
STEVENS LISA 55.90 DAYTON OH
STEVENS MAURCIE 170.60
STEVENS PETER S 80.58
STEVENS THOMAS 115.82
STEVENSON FELESHA 5.53
STEWARD TYLER 60.14
STEWART ALAN 15.98
STEWART ANTHONY 27.04
CHARLESTOWN IN
SELLERSBURG IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
SELLERSBURG IN
PROSPECT KY
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
STEWART ARLENE 106.55 NEW ALBANY IN
STEWART BONNIE 6.40 SEYMOUR IN
STEWART BRIANNA 15.76
STEWART CHRISTINA 62.07
STEWART CHRISTOPHER 17.58
STEWART CONSTRUCTION 4.69
STEWART DEBRA 32.49
STEWART DONALD 37.77
SELLERSBURG IN
SIMPSONVILLE SC
SELLERSBURG IN
SCOTTSBURG IN
HENRYVILLE IN
LOUISVILLE KY
STEWART DONALD 110.56 MEMPHIS IN
STEWART FLOYD 81.72
STEWART FUNERAL HOME 9.85
STEWART GERADINE 244.70
STEWART JAMES 94.90
STEWART JIM 52.02
STEWART JIMMY 80.00
STEWART JOHN 5.09
STEWART JOHN 181.27
STEWART LEWIS 45.20
STEWART NATHAN 28.54
STEWART PAUL 48.84
HENDERSON NV
HENRYVILLE IN
PORT ST LUCIE FL
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
MEMPHIS IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
HENRYVILLE IN
BETHLEHEM PA
STEWART PHILLIP 48.11 NEW ALBANY IN
STEWART ROBERT 34.56 NABB IN
STEWART ROSEMARY 171.07 OTISCO IN
STEWART SARAH 66.44
STEWART SHIRLEY 304.40
STEWART THOMAS 127.32
STGERMAIN MOLLY 41.59
STIDAM JERRY
CHARLESTOWN IN
SCOTTSBURG IN
SCOTTSBURG IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
JOHN 103.01
SELLERSBURG IN STRUTZ STEVEN 105.96 CHARLESTOWN IN STUART BOYD 20.90 CHARLESTOWN IN STUCKY WILMA 127.40 NEW ALBANY IN STUFFLEBEAN MICHELLE 38.99
JENNIFER 11.81 CORYDON IN STUMLER KENNETH 9.43 BORDEN IN STUNGIS LOIS 3.05 INGLIS FL
STURGEON JEFF 71.32 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
STURGEON RICHARD 59.59 SHEPHERDSVILLE KY
STURGILL JAMES 88.59 SCOTTSBURG IN STURGILL WILLIAM 59.58 SCOTTSBURG IN STURGIS REBECCA 129.47 GEORGETOWN IN STUTHERS ANDREA 23.93 NEW ALBANY IN STUTSMAN JUDY 76.74 SELLERSBURG IN STUTSMAN MONTY 12.85 SCOTTSBURG IN STUTZMAN MICHAEL 97.42 SELLERSBURG IN STYERS CYNTHIA 0.54 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
STYGAR TANEE 132.18 MEMPHIS IN
SUBLETT JAMES 10.85 SEYMOUR IN SUBWAY OF SELLERSBURG 298.09 ANCHORAGE KY
SUBWAY OF SELLERSBURG 672.20 NEW ALBANY IN SUDDETH MARY 129.20 SELLERSBURG IN SUDDETH MICHAEL 10.68 CHARLESTOWN IN
SUDDETH PATRICK 53.76 BORDEN IN
SUDDETH PATRICK 44.28 SELLERSBURG IN
SUELL JAMES 17.70 LOUISVILLE KY
SUGAR CREEK 104.92 HENRYVILLE IN
SULLIVAN DWAYNE 4.33 SCOTTSBURG IN
SULLIVAN JAMES 3.54 REEDS SPRING MO
SULLIVAN JESSICA 11.20 NEW ALBANY IN
SULLIVAN JODI 8.89 MINNETONKA MN
SULLIVAN LARRY 307.68 HENRYVILLE IN
SULLIVAN LAURA 47.28 CHARLESTOWN IN
SULLIVAN LAURA 62.04 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
SULLIVAN MARANDA 26.21 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
SULLIVAN MONICA 3.29 KOKOMO IN
SULLIVAN RON 86.68 PANAMA CITY BEACH FL
SUM JOSEPH 49.33 WILLIAMSTOWN KY
SUMMERLOT BERT 8.91 LEXINGTON IN
SUMMERS CARMAN 21.12 GEORGETOWN IN
SUMMERS TIM 206.48 FLOYDS KNOBS IN
SUMMITT BUILDERS 84.22 HENRYVILLE IN
SUMNER EDDIE 14.29 LANESVILLE IN
SUMNER FRANKLIN 14.00 SELLERSBURG IN
SUMNER MICHAEL 9.45 SELLERSBURG IN
SUMNER RONNAL 7.31 SELLERSBURG IN SUNNYSIDE REAL ESTATE INC 5.32 SELLERSBURG IN
SURMA JAY 209.35 UNDERWOOD IN
SUROWSKI LEONARD 281.67 ORLANDO FL
SUSSO ADRIANA 26.75 SELLERSBURG IN SUTHERLAND LAURA 166.58 MILLTOWN IN SUTHERLAND LILY 40.87 NEW ALBANY IN
SUTHERLAND ROY 297.20 NEW ALBANY IN
SUTTLES LARRY 209.78 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
SUTTON GARRETT 10.81 HENRYVILLE IN SUTTON J 249.32 SCOTTSBURG IN
SUTTON JAMES 274.76 SALEM IN
SUTTON KAYLEE 13.46 LONGVIEW TX
SVOBODA BRAD 29.60 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
SWADER CHERI 48.63 HENRYVILLE IN SWALLOWS EDWARD 67.07 GOLCONDA IL
SWALLOWS EDWARD 42.28 UNDERWOOD IN SWALLOWS JAMES 70.31 HENRYVILLE IN
SWAN BRANDON 73.53 MEMPHIS IN
SWAN PAUL 191.94 MEMPHIS IN
SWANK MAKENZIE 10.27 NEW ALBANY IN
SWARENS JUSTIN 60.14 SELLERSBURG IN
SWD INC 376.98 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
SWEARINGEN DEREK 20.04 NEW ALBANY IN
SWEENEY LEIGH 67.78 LOUISVILLE KY
SWEENEY LISA 5.76 HENRYVILLE IN
SWEENEY RONNIE 170.43 CHARLESTOWN IN
SWEETEN MICHAEL 51.30 SELLERSBURG IN
SWEETS LEAH 15.44 NEW ALBANY IN
SWIFT LARRY 205.25 CHARLESTOWN IN
SWINEY TIMOTHY 9.96 CHULA VISTA CA
SWING SCOTT 18.75 PLANO TX
SWISHER BILLY 26.74 SCOTTSBURG IN
SWISHER RICHARD 16.45 UNDERWOOD IN
SWORD ALAN 54.68 MEMPHIS IN
SZALAY CHARLES 81.17 EUCLID OH
SZILVASSY STEVEN 15.09 LOUISVILLE KY
SZYPULSKI DONALD 10.89 HELENA MT
T & D CONSTRUCTION 16.10 SALEM IN
TABBAA KRISTINA 10.00 SELLERSBURG IN
TABLER NORMAN 479.19 FLOYDS KNOBS IN
TABOR BARBARA 133.75 CRESTWOOD KY
TABOR JOHN 31.18 MARYSVILLE IN TABOR ORA 24.33 NEW ALBANY IN
TABOR THOMAS 68.75 MARYSVILLE IN
TACKETT MICHAEL 44.82 CHARLESTOWN IN
TACKETT STEVEN 53.62 LA GRANGE KY
TACKETT THOMAS 68.24 SELLERSBURG IN
TADLOCK DEON 179.86 OTISCO IN
TAFLINGER JOHN 238.08 NEW WASHINGTON IN
TAFLINGER MARK 356.26 NEW WASHINGTON IN
TAFLINGER REBEKAH 52.47 MILLINGTON TN
TAGGART WILLIAM 17.51 COLUMBUS IN
TAKACS JOHN 103.62 CANTON GA
TALBERT MIKE 3.37 NEW ALBANY IN
TALBOTT D 8.63 PEKIN IN
TALBOTT FOREST 387.07 FLOYDS KNOBS IN
TALBOTT MARK 8.48 LOUISVILLE KY
TALLEY DANIEL 12.63 AUSTIN IN
TALLEY LINDA 56.14 BORDEN IN
TALREJA DREW 8.00 NEW ALBANY IN
TANDY DAVID 54.88 SELLERSBURG IN
TANKERSLEY JERRY 105.03 SEYMOUR IN
TANNER ANGELA 29.57 SELLERSBURG IN
TANNER BILLY 17.36 LOUISVILLE KY
TANNER CAMERON 7.28 HENRYVILLE IN
TARBELL SCOTT 5.48 ATHOL MA
TARDY CHRISTY 10.63 MELBOURNE FL
TARRANCE RAYMOND 24.23 SAN JACNTO CA
TARTER CAROLYN 60.40 HENRYVILLE IN
TARTER DANIELLE 37.33 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
TARTER KENNETH 132.52 CHARLESTOWN IN
TATE DONALD 24.64 LOUISVILLE KY
TATE G 3.09
SCOTTSBURG IN
TATE PAUL 101.30 MEMPHIS IN
TATUM EDDIE 16.55
TAUL DENNIE 53.88
TAUL JANET 53.87
TAYLOR AARON 25.61
NAPLES FL
SUMMERSVILLE KY
SUMMERSVILLE KY
FLOYDS KNOBS IN TAYLOR ANNA 26.86
TAYLOR AUSTIN 28.75
HENRYVILLE IN
NEW ALBANY IN TAYLOR CATHLEEN 90.94 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
TAYLOR CHRIS 10.92
TAYLOR CONSTRUCTION 42.06
TAYLOR DANIEL 6.30
TAYLOR DIANE 36.73
TAYLOR DIANE 65.69
SMITHVILLE MO
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
NEW ALBANY IN
SCOTTSBURG IN TAYLOR DWIGHT 107.19
TAYLOR EDWARD 7.60
FORT WAYNE IN
CLARKSVILLE IN
TAYLOR ELIZABETH 6.35 DALLAS TX
SCOTTSBURG IN
TAYLOR EVELYN 12.07
TAYLOR HARLAN 180.84
NEW ALBANY IN TAYLOR HELEN 302.50
TAYLOR HELEN 68.23
TAYLOR JAMES 248.51
TAYLOR JAMES 23.14
BORDEN IN
NEW ALBANY IN
MARYSVILLE IN
MEMPHIS IN TAYLOR JEFFREY 273.41
TAYLOR JOE 64.68
NEW ALBANY IN
FLOYDS KNOBS IN TAYLOR JOHN 14.24
HENDERSONVLLE TN
TAYLOR JOHN T JR 5.28
JEFFERSONVILLE IN TAYLOR JOSEPH 5.17
TAYLOR JOYCE 82.85
TAYLOR JULIA 34.65
STRUTHERS OH
UNDERWOOD IN
ELIZABETH IN TAYLOR KATHY 14.70
SELLERSBURG IN
CLARKSVILLE IN TAYLOR KENNETH 190.90
TAYLOR LARRY 202.16
TAYLOR MARILYN 19.96
TAYLOR MARVIN 4.28
TAYLOR MICHAEL 52.45
TAYLOR MISSY 26.79
TAYLOR PAM 1.41
NEW ALBANY IN
SINKING SPRING PA
GENOA IL
HENRYVILLE IN
NEW ALBANY IN
HENRYVILLE IN TAYLOR RICK 53.73
TAYLOR ROBERT O - SHOP 8.06
TAYLOR ROGER 92.90
TAYLOR RONALD 186.62
SELLERSBURG IN
DEPAUW IN
CHESTERTON IN
SCOTTSBURG IN TAYLOR ROY 30.86
TAYLOR SHANNON 26.12
TAYLOR STEPHANIE 21.46
TAYLOR TAMMY 39.03
MEMPHIS IN
HENRYVILLE IN
LOUISVILLE KY
SELLERSBURG IN TAYLOR TERRY 1.75 AUSTIN IN
TAYLOR TERRY 6.77
TAYLOR THOMAS 60.72
TAYLOR THOMAS 104.82
TAYLOR THOMAS 53.88
TAYLOR TIMOTHY 37.09
SELLERSBURG IN
LEXINGTON IN
LOUISVILLE KY
UNDERWOOD IN
NEW ALBANY IN TAYLOR TINA 15.52
LOUISVILLE KY
SELLERSBURG IN TAYLOR VENCER 1.11
TAYLOR ZACHARY 12.24
CHARLESTOWN IN TEACH TAMMY 17.97
TEAGUE EDWARD 23.19
FRANKLIN IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN TEAGUE MERRITT 124.40
SELLERSBURG IN TEAGUE TREVOR 21.95
SELLERSBURG IN TEBAULT THOMAS 6.38
PROSPECT KY
SELLERSBURG IN TECHNE INC 765.42
TEGART CATHERINE 67.79
SELLERSBURG IN TELEVISION SERVICES INC 142.57
TELLES MICHELLE 8.50
SELLERSBURG IN
MEMPHIS IN TELTOW JERRY 7.70
VERNON IN TEMPLE ALLISON 24.86
PEKIN IN TEMPLE NATALIE 25.02
BORDEN IN TEMPLE SAM 15.59
SALEM IN TERFLINGER CHRISTINE 9.26
JEFFERSONVILLE IN TERRELL DIKE 7.36
LEXINGTON IN TERRELL JAMES 400.81
SCOTTSBURG IN TERRELL RONALD 11.96
TERRELL TERESA 163.07
SELLERSBURG IN
SCOTTSBURG IN TERRY ALICIA 13.44
AUSTIN IN TERRY KAYLA 13.95
NEW ALBANY IN TERRY LESTER 203.42
NEW ALBANY IN
MEMPHIS IN TERRY PAUL 22.99
TESCOM INDUSTRIES INC 62.98
NEW ALBANY IN TESTANI DOROTHY 31.11
TETRICK GEORGE 43.05
TETRICK PAMELA 35.45
THACKER AARON 10.30
THACKER JAMES 137.53
THACKER MORRIS 61.21
THACKER PHYLLIS 224.93
THARP ARTHUR
SCOTTSBURG IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
SELLERSBURG IN
CLARKSVILLE IN
LOUISVILLE KY
LOUISVILLE KY
NEW ALBANY IN
THURBER TED 3.08
SUMMITVILLE IN TIBBITTS ZACHARY 42.11 NEW ALBANY IN TICHENOR TRINITY 37.19 BORDEN IN TICHY ROBERT 30.14
SELLERSBURG IN TIERNEY NANCY 42.32 NEW ALBANY IN TILLER MICHAEL 62.42
SELLERSBURG IN TILTON EQUIPMENT COMPANY 16.13 NEW ALBANY IN TIMBERLAKE KIM 61.46
SELLERSBURG IN
IN
IN
CHARLESTOWN IN TINCHER TERRY 25.88 WEST DES MOINES IA TINDALL ROBIN 28.90 MARYSVILLE IN TINDELL CARL 42.27
JEFFERSONVILLE IN TINIUS ANGELA 36.43 NEW ALBANY IN TINSLY EDNA 4.32
SCOTTSBURG IN TIPTON JASON 39.02 MADISON IN TITUS JAMES 266.84
BLOOMINGTON IN TMJ CONSTRUCTION 14.25
GEORGETOWN IN TOBIN TOMMY 30.01 NEW ALBANY IN TOBY TERRY 12.33 BORDEN IN TODARO GAELYN 102.57 TORONTO ON TOLER DEREK 43.11 LEXINGTON IN TOLER JASON 114.08 SELLERSBURG IN TOLNAY TIMOTHY 28.05 JEFFERSONVILLE IN TOMERLIN THERESA 52.16 HENRYVILLE IN TOMES DAVID 6.89 CORYDON IN TOMES JAMES 0.87 CHARLESTOWN IN TOMES JASON 60.73 MEMPHIS IN TOMES MICHAEL 11.44 MEMPHIS IN TOMICO INC 23.77
SELLERSBURG IN TOMLIN CANDIDA 54.25 SCOTTSBURG IN TOMLIN JERROLD 290.96 JEFFERSONVILLE IN TOMLINSON CORY 60.65 SELLERSBURG IN TOMLINSON KATHY 147.74 MEMPHIS IN TONGPRASERT SUJITTRA 27.63
SELLERSBURG IN TOOLEY MADISON 10.70 JEFFERSONVILLE IN TOPGUN TRANSPORT 5.31 SELLERSBURG IN TORRENCE DIANA 185.34 LOUISVILLE KY
KEVIN
IN
IN
LONNIE 2.25 MARION IN TURNER MANDI 25.91 SIOUX FALLS SD
TURNER ORVILLE A BILLIE P 17.94
JEFFERSONVILLE IN TURNER RICK 10.56 INDIANAPOLIS IN TURNER RUTHIE 26.35 CHARLESTOWN IN TURNER VIRGINIA 88.83
IN
TUTT BRENDA 22.99
JEFFERSONVILLE IN TUTTLE JASON 16.56
FLOYDS KNOBS IN TUTTLE RICHARD 116.71 TUCSON AZ
TWEEDY JEFFERY 10.63 MEMPHIS IN TWH INC 13.00
GEORGETOWN IN
JOHN 25.64 NABB IN UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE 544.53
LOUISVILLE KY
URBANO LARRY 52.66
MARYSVILLE IN URTZ WILLIAM 11.86
JEFFERSONVILLE IN UTLEY CONNIE 8.73
FLOYDS KNOBS IN UTLEY CONNIE 100.43 OTISCO IN
VAAL DANIEL 68.42
VACCARO LOUIS 73.22
IN
DOYLE 136.47 MARYSVILLE IN
UNLIMITED 53.55 NEW ALBANY IN TREFETHEN REGINALD 122.57 SALEM IN TRENT ERNEST 0.61 JEFFERSONVILLE IN TRENT TIMOTHY 91.14 SCOTTSBURG IN TRENT TINA 62.01 NEW ALBANY IN TRIANGLE MACHINERY 7.56 CHARLESTOWN IN
TRIBBEY DEEANNA 15.53 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
TRIMBLE DAVID 12.38 LOUISVILLE KY
TRIPLE CREEK 37.52 LEXINGTON IN TRIPLETT MICHAEL 23.32 NEW ALBANY IN TROJE BARBARA 42.42 KAYENTA AZ
TROMBLE WILLIAM 21.18 SELLERSBURG IN
TRONCIN DONNA 13.84 FLORAL CITY FL
TROUTMAN ADRIEN 71.56 CORYDON IN
TROUTMAN DAVID 33.02 HOWEY IN THE HILLS FL TROXEL DUSTIN 12.36 NABB IN TROXEL FORREST 96.29 BORDEN IN TROY ASSOC 31.87 SELLERSBURG IN TRUEL PATRICIA 9.58 WILLIAMSVILLE NY
TRUESDELL JEFFREY 52.18 MARYSVILLE IN TSCHEULIN MICHAEL 33.66 UNDERWOOD IN
TUCKER BENTON 60.08 DAYTONA BEACH FL
TUCKER CARRIE 225.74 HENRYVILLE IN TUCKER JAMES 51.16 CHARLESTOWN IN TUCKER JANICE 51.64 SELLERSBURG IN TUCKER JOHN 181.70 SCOTTSBURG IN TUCKER JON 54.77 HENRYVILLE IN TUCKER KENNETH 176.21 NEW ALBANY IN TUCKER
INDIANAPOLIS IN
PLANO TX
VADE BONCOEUR 7.73 MONEE IL
VAIL W 0.21
VALE HELGA 42.75
LEXINGTON KY
HENRYVILLE IN
VALENCIA TANIA 33.48 MEMPHIS IN
VALENTINE SHAWN 16.36
CLARKSVILLE IN
VALENTOUR DEBORAH 1.39 ENGLISH IN
VALES ROBERT 43.98
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
VALLEY EXCAVATING 190.58 MEMPHIS IN
VALLEY FENCE CO INC 0.08
VAN GILDER JASON 21.28
LOUISVILLE KY
CHARLESTOWN IN VAN JOHNSTON LEE 252.54
VAN LAAN TIMOTHY 61.85
VAN METER JOYCE 35.76
VAN NOTE DIANNE 107.73
HENRYVILLE IN
SELLERSBURG IN
SCOTTSBURG IN
CREST HILL IL
VAN NOTE PETER 294.36 BORDEN IN
VAN WINKLE DON 25.26
VANAMBURGH REBECCA 28.36
VANCADER WILLIAM 100.03
VANCE CHRISTIANA 35.07
VANCE HAROLD 3.34
VANCE TRISHA 15.63
VANDERHOOF DEBORAH 11.50
VANDERHOOF TIMOTHY 272.24
GREENVILLE IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
LIVINGSTON TX
SELLERSBURG IN
LOUISVILLE KY
HENRYVILLE IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
LOUISVILLE KY
VANFLEET JON 43.07 NEW ALBANY IN
VANGILDER
IN VANNIS MARCIA
IN
IN
IN
WAGNER BRITTANY 52.48 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
WAGNER HAL 193.68 SELLERSBURG IN
WAGNER HAROLD 80.94 SCOTTSBURG IN
WAGNER MICHAEL 251.84 SELLERSBURG IN
WAGONER DUANE 0.19 SELLERSBURG IN
WAGONER TROY 48.14 MELBOURNE FL
WAHL ALEXANDRIA 6.41 CHARLESTOWN IN
WAHL MARTHA 3.07 HENRYVILLE IN
WAIZ KEIGHTLEY 21.16 PEWEE VALLEY KY
WAIZ RACHEL 71.51 SELLERSBURG IN
WAIZ SUSAN 1.03 SELLERSBURG IN
WAIZ VIRGINIA 11.65
SELLERSBURG IN
WALCOTT MALINDA 88.52 LOUISVILLE KY
WALDMAN WM 12.43 CHATTANOOGA TN
WALDRIP CONSTRUCTION CO INC 1.60 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
WALK GATE & COMPANY 13.80 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
WALKER CHARLES 54.62 MARYSVILLE IN
WALKER DANNY 29.20 NABB IN
WALKER GERTRUDE 115.80 SCOTTSBURG IN
WALKER JAMES 92.75 SHERIDAN IN
WALKER KENNETH 15.81 SELLERSBURG IN
WALKER LYNDON 122.40 SALEM IN
WALKER LYNN 32.35 DENVER CO
WALKER MARGARET 108.14 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
WALKER MARY 5.41 LEXINGTON IN
WALKER MARY 2.05 SELLERSBURG IN
WALKER MILES 46.45 HENRYVILLE IN
WALKER NANCY 11.53 HENRYVILLE IN
WALKER NORMA 56.82 HENRYVILLE IN
WALKER OLIVER 4.15 SALEM IN
WALKER RAYMOND 39.92 CLARKSVILLE IN
WALKER RODERICK 47.33 NEW ORLEANS LA
WALKER STEVE 5.88 CORYDON IN
WALKER TROY 4.88 LEXINGTON IN
WALKER WINFORD 17.89 CLARKSVILLE IN
WALKER-BOWER TERESA 266.57 OTISCO IN
WALL CHARLES 154.56 LOS ALTOS CA
WALL LOUISE 133.98 MARYSVILLE IN
WALL RONNI 138.23 CHARLESTOWN IN
WALLACE JAMES 159.90 NEW ALBANY IN
WALLACE JEREMY 32.92 SELLERSBURG IN
WALLACE JOEL 76.76 CLARKSVILLE IN
WALLACE MICHELLE 14.54 PEKIN IN
WALLACE STEPHEN 160.36 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
WALLACE STEVE 89.67 HENRYVILLE IN
WALLACE WARNER 52.83 DUBUQUE IA
WALLACE WES 5.98 KANNAPOLIS NC
WALLS ANNA 44.09 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
WALLS NATHAN 41.94 CHARLESTOWN IN
WALLS ROBERT 10.31 HENRYVILLE IN
WALLS SHARON 68.40 SCOTTSBURG IN
WALRO MICHAEL 6.88 MADISON IN
WALSH JOHN 184.52 LOUISVILLE KY
WALSTON HEATHER 29.04 SELLERSBURG IN
WALTER JAMES 14.73 FLOYDS KNOBS IN
WALTER TODD 46.48 NORTH BEND OH
WALTERS BRADLEY 11.05 CHARLESTOWN IN
WALTERS JACK 35.99 HENRYVILLE IN
WALTERS LOIS 76.27 CLARKSVILLE IN
WALTHALL JANICE 216.86 NEW ALBANY IN WALTON BRENDA 26.21 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
WALTON FRANK 20.58 HUNTSVILLE AL
WALTS RICHARD 230.84 CLARKSVILLE IN
WAMPLER JENNIFER 12.48 MILTON KY
WANG MIANZHI 39.95 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
WARD ANTHONY 53.26 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
WARD CHESTER 11.99 CHARLESTOWN IN
WARD JOHN 62.55 SELLERSBURG IN
WARD JOSEPH 5.10 SELLERSBURG IN WARD JOYCE 16.83 SCOTTSBURG IN
WARD KEENAN 35.36 SELLERSBURG IN
WARD MARTHA 0.24 MARYSVILLE IN
WARD MARY 104.87 EKRON KY
WARD MCCLANE 26.64 CHARLESTOWN IN
WARD MISTY 49.06 SELLERSBURG IN
WARD NADIENE 182.21 NEW CASTLE PA
WARD WINIFRED 15.24 LOUISVILLE KY
WARE STEVEN 21.44 SCOTTSBURG IN
WARE WILLIAM 1.96 LOUISVILLE KY
WARF BARBARA 61.55 CLARKSVILLE IN
WARFORD MARTIN 9.34 GEORGETOWN IN
WARMOTH DANNY 14.51 OSCEOLA IN
WARREM DAVID 34.80 CLARKSVILLE IN
WARREN BLANCH 5.25 SALEM IN
WARREN BRENDA 67.57
SCOTTSBURG IN
WARREN DANNY 2.41 NEW ALBANY IN
WARREN DAVID 24.78 FLOYDS KNOBS IN
WARREN EDWARD 55.17 AUSTIN IN
WARREN JEFFERY 353.26 UNDERWOOD IN
WARREN JEROME 183.87
WARREN KAELIN 20.94
WASHBURN ANGELA 23.71
BORDEN IN WASHBURN ANGELA N 11.83
BORDEN IN WASHBURN ROGER 160.82
WATERFILL LINDA 39.57
CHARLESTOWN IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
WARREN LAWRENCE 151.56 SELLERSBURG IN
WARREN MIKE 60.53 FORT THOMAS KY
WASDOVICH MICHAEL 174.19
WASH GARRY 4.42
BAY VILLAGE OH
CHARLESTOWN IN
BELLEVUE OH
MEMPHIS IN WATERFILL RUTHANN 145.68
CHARLESTOWN IN WATERS CHARLES 5.22
MARYSVILLE IN WATERS DEBORAH 247.73
CHARLESTOWN IN WATERS JANE 59.41
SELLERSBURG IN WATERS JASON 13.44
NEW ALBANY IN WATERS JOSEPH 52.07
MEMPHIS IN WATERS KATHERINE 4.79
OTISCO IN WATERS MARGARET 60.64
CHARLESTOWN IN WATERS MICHAEL 46.02
BORDEN IN WATERS NOBLE EVANS 6.81
CHARLESTOWN IN WATERS NORVIN 1.98
CHARLESTOWN IN WATERS ROBERT 152.71
LEXINGTON IN WATERS THOMAS 168.91
OTISCO IN WATERS WILLIAM 13.91
JEFFERSONVILLE IN WATHEN GUY 2.53
SELLERSBURG IN WATHEN MILDRED 168.47
SELLERSBURG IN WATKIN MATTHEW 16.56
SELLERSBURG IN WATKINS DEMETRIUS 32.48
CHARLESTOWN IN WATKINS ELIZABETH 17.94
CHARLESTOWN IN WATKINS JAMES 248.92
WATKINS LORI 177.73
LOUISVILLE KY
NABB IN WATKINS ROBERT 73.58
CHARLESTOWN IN WATKINS SHELLY 63.70
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Tremendous tomatoes
A favorite among home gardeners, tomatoes bring vibrant flavor to any recipe
TAMALE PIE Glenda Ferguson, Paoli
1½ lbs. hamburger
1 onion, chopped
1 green pepper, chopped
½ tsp salt
¼ tsp pepper
2 tsp garlic powder

2 tsp chili powder, more or less to taste
2-14.5 oz cans diced tomatoes, do not drain
1 can creamed corn
1 package cornbread mix, such as Jiffy (and ingredients to prepare the cornbread batter)
Preheat oven to 375 F. Prepare a 9x13 casserole dish with cooking spray. Brown the hamburger, onion, and green pepper and drain. Add the salt, pepper, garlic powder, and chili powder. Mix in the tomatoes and corn. Spoon the mixture into the casserole dish.
Prepare the cornbread according to the package directions. Pour it over the mixture in the casserole dish. Bake for 40 minutes or until the top is browned. To serve, spoon out the mixture and top it with fresh tomatoes, salsa, shredded cheese, or sour cream.

TORTELLINI SOUP Emily Schilling, Zionsville
1 lb. hot roll sausage
1 cup chopped onion
2 large cloves of garlic, chopped
6 cups beef stock (can use 6 beef bouillon cubes and 6 cups water)
16-oz. can tomatoes
8-oz. can tomato sauce
1 large zucchini, sliced
2 large carrots, sliced
2 celery ribs, sliced
1⁄ 2 cup dry red wine
1 tsp dried basil
2 tsp oregano
8 oz. cheese tortellini
Parmesan cheese (optional)
Brown sausage in a large skillet and drain. Add the onion and garlic and saute for 5 minutes. Combine meat, onion and garlic, beef stock, tomatoes, tomato sauce, zucchini, carrots, celery, wine, and spices in a large pot. Simmer about 30 minutes or until vegetables are tender. Add tortellini. Cook until tender. Sprinkle with parmesan if desired and serve.
STUFFED TOMATOES Marilles Mauer, Greensburg
4 tomatoes
1⁄ 3 cup parmesan cheese, shredded
3 Tbsp plain bread crumbs
2 1⁄ 2 Tbsp Italian bread crumbs
1⁄4 cup minced onion
2 cloves garlic, minced
2 Tbsp olive oil
2 tsp basil
2 tsp parsley
1 tsp oregano
1⁄ 2 tsp salt
1⁄4 tsp pepper
2 Tbsp mozzarella cheese, shredded
Preheat the oven to 400 F. Spray an 8x8 pan with cooking spray. In a medium bowl, combine parmesan cheese, both bread crumbs, onion, garlic, olive oil, basil, parsley, oregano, salt, and pepper. Cut the tops off and hollow out the tomato by removing the pulp and seeds with a spoon. Dice the pulp and add it to the bread crumbs mixture. Gently mix the ingredients until they are well combined. Fill each tomato with stuffing and place them in the prepared baking dish. Drizzle each tomato with a bit of olive oil. Sprinkle with mozzarella cheese and bake 10 to 12 minutes. Serve warm.

From dreaming to soaring
Skyler Miser joins the family business as the Human Rocket for Ringling Bros. Circus
BY BRIAN D. SMITH

When the 146-year-old Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus gave its farewell performance in 2017, Skyler Miser cried — not only for the past, but for the future. Sitting in the audience with her parents in a Providence, Rhode Island, arena, the 13-year-old viewed acts ranging from jugglers to trained tigers as they took one last turn in the spotlight.
Her teary eyes perceived more than the demise of an iconic circus. “I
thought I had just watched my dream fall apart in front of my face,” said the Peru, Indiana, native, now 21. “The ultimate dream for me was to perform for Ringling.”
And eventually, that’s precisely what happened. “The Greatest Show on Earth” reorganized, reimagined, and returned in September 2023, and Miser got her shot — literally. During a 62-city tour that ended in April 2025, she closed Ringling’s shows with a human cannonball act, launching at
65 mph and sailing 110 feet onto an airbag. She’s already signed for next season, which starts in January 2026.
“I’m just so grateful that Ringling is back,” said Miser, the so-called Human Rocket who shoots from a cannon nicknamed the Ringling Rocket. “This is all I’ve ever wanted to do.”
After the 2017 Ringling shutdown, the notion of this Indiana girl catapulting from small-town obscurity to circus

stardom seemed improbable, if not impossible. But maybe it was inevitable.
Though most parents would scoff at the classic kid’s fantasy of running away to join the circus, most parents haven’t made a living as human cannonballs. Miser’s dad and mom, Brian and Tina Miser, have blasted from a barrel thousands of times, even performing the stunt in tandem for Ringling from 2005 to 2010.
‘The Circus Capital of the World’
If working in the Ringling ring was her heart’s desire, she could hardly have found a better training ground than Peru, Indiana — a community of 11,000 known as the Circus Capital of the World. The big-top business came to town in 1884 when local livery stable owner Benjamin E. Wallace founded the creatively titled “Wallace and Co.’s Great World
Menagerie, Grand International Mardi Gras, Highway Holiday Hidalgo and Alliance of Novelties.” Later renamed the Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus, it evolved into the second-most popular circus in America (behind Ringling) while providing early employment for legendary clown Emmett Kelly and Hoosier funnyman Richard Bernard “Red” Skelton.
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Wallace sold his circus to French Lick millionaire Ed Ballard in 1913, but his Peru winter quarters continued to house animals and equipment for other circuses, including Ringling, through 1938. The sale of the property three years later seemingly severed Peru’s circus connection, especially when Ringling burned its surplus circus wagons and skipped town.
But in 1959, the city decided to capitalize on its heritage by staging its first circus festival, adding an amateur children’s circus a year later. Today, Circus City Days and the Peru Amateur Youth Circus take place annually during the third week of July, and the International Circus Hall of Fame, which features a museum of circus artifacts, encompasses five historic buildings once used as winter quarters.
The youth circus provides more than a summer diversion for Miami County kids. Brian said it jump-started his professional circus career, teaching him a repertoire of skills such as high wire and flying trapeze. “I would not be doing this if it weren’t for the Peru circus,” he said.
His success doesn’t surprise Kathi Greene, executive secretary of Circus City Festival Inc., who spent 27 years as a trainer for youth circus participants, including the Misers. “Brian was fearless,” she said. “He would try anything.” Tina exemplified a different sort of excellence: “She was very strong but also very elegant in her performance. Tina paid attention to the little things.”
Their daughter spent years watching her parents and their colleagues ply their trade professionally, and it showed when she joined the youth circus. “Skyler was special in her performance,” said Greene, citing her professional posture. “Her legs were always straight, toes pointed. Her form was always picture-perfect. That doesn’t mean every child of a circus performer will become one themselves, but Skyler was like a sponge, soaking it all in.”
Carrying on the family tradition
Despite her aptitude, Miser’s parents never pushed her to do circus work. “That thought is always in the back of your head: ‘Wouldn’t it be great if she wanted to carry on the family tradition?’” said Tina. “But there was never a spoken expectation.” In fact, after her high school graduation, Miser almost found her way into a different kind of flying as she considered not only college but also the U.S. Air Force.


However, the wild blue yonder took a back seat the day Brian received an email announcing the return of Ringling. With a human cannonball act in the plans, the circus asked Brian if he could provide a cannon and the training. He recommended his daughter for the job.
Miser heard the thrilling news that afternoon. “I’d just gotten home from school, and he told me, ‘We need to sit down,’” she recalled. “I thought I was in trouble.”
She wasn’t, except with her preparedness. Miser had been shot out of a cannon exactly once in her life — when she was only 11. Her dad was building an 8-foot cannon for a Ringling clown from the United Kingdom, and after testing it with dummies, he sought a human projectile. “I asked her if she wanted to be the youngest person to be shot out of the smallest cannon,” Brian said, to which Miser eagerly replied, “Absolutely!”
Conditions were less than ideal, with snow on the ground and a gusty breeze that nearly proved hazardous. “A big wind came and blew the airbag away,” he recalled, “but luckily it happened before she shot.”
The rest of the test went better, with Miser flying 18 feet and doing a belly landing on the airbag. “She had perfect form,” said her father.
The coolest job on Earth
Of course, one junior cannon shot as a preteen doesn’t qualify a young lady for a full-time gig as a Ringling cannonball. But thanks to her highaltitude performances in Peru’s youth circus and her trampoline training at

home, Brian believed his daughter had the right stuff for human rocketry. “She’s a really good aerialist and acrobat, and she also did the flying trapeze,” he noted, “so we had confidence in her.”
Cannon training initially frustrated Miser, who “was really questioning if this was the right thing for me. It took a couple of months, but I started getting more comfortable as I got more shots under my belt.”
She no longer questions her choice of profession, saying there’s “absolutely no doubt in my mind that this is where I was supposed to be. And lucky me, because this is the coolest job on Earth.”
It’s also one of the most dangerous. But Miser, who thus far has avoided serious injury, has a couple of advantages over the average wannabe cannonball. Her dad has designed and built every cannon she’s ever used, and her parents’ real-world experience gives her instant access to experts.
Not to mention veterans of nationally televised talent and talk shows. Brian — billing himself as The Human Fuse — wowed the judges on “America’s Got Talent” in 2019 by donning protective gear and getting set ablaze, then fired from a giant crossbow tended by Tina and Skyler.
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He and Tina appeared together on “Late Show with David Letterman” in 2006, and in 2009, Tina and a fellow female cannonball were booked on “The Tonight Show with Conan O’Brien.”
Still, Miser doesn’t get complacent about her cannon before a performance. “I’m always checking it like a newborn baby,” she said. “I have to put my life in its hands.”
Her parents can attest to what happens when a stunt goes seriously awry. Tina once broke her shoulder in a bad landing, and Brian counts a total of 18 fractures, including five during a mishap in Japan after his cannon was imperceptibly damaged in shipping. “It shot me sideways, and I hit the edge of the airbag and bounced off,” he said. “But it worked out — I came back home to recuperate and met Tina.”
Even when Skyler’s forceful flight unfolds flawlessly, she feels the aftereffects. “There isn’t a single day I wake up that I’m not in pain,” said the 5-foot-3, 100-pound daredevil. “If it’s
not my back, it’s my hip. And if it’s not that, it’s something else.” But at least her hearing hasn’t suffered. “I don’t hear a loud bang when I’m inside the cannon,” she said, perhaps because the explosion occurs outside the device.
Revamping Ringling
One of only two females in the world who perform a human cannonball act — her mom is the other — Miser represents a Ringling resurgence that seemed unlikely when the famous circus folded in 2017. A year earlier, Ringling owner Feld Entertainment had bowed to relentless protests and lawsuits from animal rights groups by retiring the circus’ 11 trained elephants. But that undercut ticket sales — a testament to the pachyderms’ popularity — and, coupled with the rising cost of rail travel, helped spur the decision to close.
Yet Feld Entertainment, which also stages Disney on Ice and Monster Jam truck shows, wasn’t ready to end “The Greatest Show on
Earth” — although the revamped version contains no wild animals or conventional clowns. “We had to sit down and rethink, ‘What do audiences want?’ as well as keep with the circus tradition,” explained Brandon Glass, touring public relations manager. “The show moves at the pace of TikTok. Everything is changing every 7 to 12 seconds.”
Miser’s act, which takes place at the grand finale of the two-hour show, exemplifies the new focus on superhuman feats and skills. It begins with her kneeling, then standing on the Ringling Rocket (her dad’s former “crossbow”) as it’s wheeled into the arena. She’s clad in what she affectionately calls her “supersuit” — a colorful bodysuit with white sides that covers everything but her head, hands, and feet. Long white gloves and red lace-up boots complete her work wardrobe.
A male and a female announcer trade lines designed to stoke the audience, such as “Please welcome Skyler and the Ringling Rocket!” and “Keep it going as Skyler prepares to fly!” Then


comes rhythmic clapping, a 10-step countdown, and finally the command of “Fire!” as spotlights blanch the arena. The force propels Miser down the barrel and about 35 feet over the arena floor. She gracefully executes a swan dive that segues into a half-flip as her legs rotate above her head, and she smacks the airbag with fireworks shooting on both sides.
“It’s only 2 seconds, but it feels like 5 minutes to me,” said Miser. “I feel every single motion. I go from 0 to 65 miles an hour in less than half a second, and I watch the airbag the entire flight until the end. The best way to land is not completely flat on your back, but on your upper back and shoulders.”
Exhilarating memories
It’s been a season of exhilarating firsts for Miser, as when she initially tried on her custom-designed outfit. “I couldn’t believe I had my own Ringling Bros. costume!” she said. “I took hundreds and hundreds of pictures.”
She also gasped at the first sight of her image on a billboard. “It said Ringling Bros. circus was in town this weekend, and it had a picture of me flying out of the cannon.”
Then there was her first circus performance, which took place in the presence of her parents. “That show will forever live in my head. I started to cry, but it was happy tears.
I remember running up and giving them a big hug.”
Her first performance in Indiana — at Indianapolis’ Gainbridge Fieldhouse in December 2023 — attracted hometown support. “I had at least 25 people at every show, and many of them watched me grow up in Peru.”
(Miser and her parents will return to Indy this month for an explosive appearance at the Indiana State Fair.)
And of course, nothing can erase the memory of her first cannon flight at age 11. “I landed on an airbag and let out a little squeal. Then I screamed, ‘That was awesome!’” she said. “I still feel like that every single show.”
SUMMER snapshots
In the May issue, we asked Indiana Connection readers to send photos that captured the summer season. We received many great submissions, and our team chose their favorites. Congratulations to our winner, Sarah Mikesell! Read on to learn more about our finalists. Submissions edited for clarity.
SUBMITTED BY Sarah Mikesell
“This is one of my favorite photos of my grandson. He's getting a drink from the water hose after playing outside. It was taken in New Salisbury, Indiana.”

SUBMITTED BY Jacki and Nate Beemer
“We were hiking through the open canyons of Turkey Run State Park. We never knew Indiana had such beautiful and varied topography."


SUBMITTED BY Lyla Rose Brown
“This is a photo of my great niece, Avery, outside enjoying the day and nature. I love the expression on the frog's face.”


SUBMITTED BY Robyn Jakes
“While walking in the woods near our home in West Lafayette, my family came upon a sweet family of raccoons! They posed, and I snapped the photo.”

SUBMITTED BY Arla Gabrielse
“Each summer, I host Grand Camp for my grandkids. One of our activities during Grand Camp was to make tie-dye shirts, and just before the kids were leaving to go home, we gathered for a group picture.”
SUBMITTED BY Joan Brooks
“A bee rests on a flower in my yard.”


SUBMITTED BY Brittany Hopf
“I love sunflowers, and it makes me happy that my daughter loves them as much as I do.”
SUBMITTED BY Andrea Worthington
“This is a photo of my two kids and their friend taking in the sights and cheering on America at the Carmel Fourth of July parade, our favorite summer tradition every year.”


SUBMITTED BY Patsy Wieser
“This photo was taken at sunrise the morning after some storms. A beautiful sky brightens my day.”

SUBMITTED BY Rhonda Cochran
“This is a picture of my granddaughter having fun in July with her bubbles!”
Hoosier Energy news COMPASSION IN ACTION
Harrison REMC Lineman Andrew Korte
comes to the aid of a local man in need
As one of the seven cooperative principles, Concern for Community, can take many forms. Sometimes, it’s in the big things everyone sees, but other times, it’s just helping one person.
Journeyman Lineman Andrew Korte of Harrison REMC, a Hoosier Energy member cooperative, found himself in the right place at the right time earlier this year to help one such person.
Investigating a complaint about radio noise from a ham operator in a neighborhood some 15-plus miles away from headquarters, Korte got a surprise that had nothing to do with poles or lines. A colleague in the accompanying bucket truck told Korte, “Hey, somebody’s in your truck.”
Once the immediate wave of panic subsided, Korte noticed a few things about the visitor. One, the rear passenger door was open, an odd choice. Two, Korte could only see a pair of feet with socks on.

“I said, ‘Sir, can I help you with anything?’” Korte recalls. “He said, ‘I’m looking for my shoes.’ That was the first sign to me that we had an issue.”
It would not be the last.
While the rest of the Harrison REMC crew found issues on two poles, requiring them to kill a section of line and climb the poles to make the necessary repairs, Korte began to investigate the problem with the Shoeless Joe he had encountered.
During their conversation, the unidentified man asked the same question multiple times: “Who do you work for?”
“He kept asking that over and over again, so I knew something was wrong,” Korte said. “Then he started talking about how his feet hurt, and of course they did since he was out in socks.”
Korte then invited the man to sit in the truck and let the sun streaming
through the windshield warm him on a cool spring morning.
Meanwhile, Korte called Harrison REMC Dispatcher Dave Satori with a request.
“I said, ‘Hey, if you’re not too busy, could you try to find out who this guy is? He says he lives here, but I think he has dementia because he doesn’t remember his name.’”
Satori did just that, calling around to several houses in the subdivision and finally getting one of the neighbors to confirm that the man lived there, but they weren’t sure which house was his.
Eventually, the sheriff’s office was contacted, and an officer came out until they finally reached the man’s wife to resolve the situation.
“I enjoy helping people, preferably not when something terrible is going on, but it makes my day better to help somebody,” Korte said. “It makes me realize that it’s not just me I need to think about.”
A celebration of summer
There’s something for everyone to enjoy at the Marshall County Blueberry Festival
Few things sum up summer better than live music, fresh-squeezed lemonade, and festival fare. All that and more await your arrival at the 59th Annual Marshall County Blueberry Festival this Labor Day weekend.
Supporting the community
The blueberry harvest may have passed by late August, but the fun in Plymouth, Indiana, is just beginning. Coined the Blueberry Festival in honor of Marshall County’s agricultural history, the event now serves as a family-friendly celebration for the community.
“Get up early, come hungry, put on your walking shoes, and bring a big bag or wagon,” advised Tracy Houin, coordinator of the Festival Board.
“Every day of the festival, you will find activities for the kids, musical entertainment, and over 600 food, craft, and commercial booths to shop in. On Saturday, end the night with a drone show, and on Sunday, enjoy the fireworks show.”
An array of events
Among the shops and sweets, there are plenty of events to take in, many of which help support worthy causes. The Blueberry Splash one-mile open swim funds swim lessons for kids in need, and souvenirs purchased at the Blueberry Store fund scholarships for the festival’s pageant winners.
Athletes can pre-register for the Blueberry Splash and the Blueberry Stomp 5K and 15K runs, although both offer day-of registration. Look for the festival mascot, Blueberry Hank, at the races and other events. Linger and admire the classics at the Hoosier Old Wheels, cheer the Stomp runners across the finish


line during the parade, and squeal with delight on your favorite carnival ride.
“We love putting together a festival that can bring joy to everyone,” said Houin. “We guarantee you will not be able to step onto our grounds and not find something you love.”
Natalie Derrickson is a writer based in Indianapolis.
The Marshall County Blueberry Festival runs from Aug. 29 to Sept. 1, 2025, opening Friday at noon and 9 a.m. on the weekend, closing at 9 p.m. nightly. Admission is free, parking is $10, and complimentary round-trip tram service is available. For more details, visit blueberryfestival.org.

THE butterflies OF summer


There is a place along a snaky bend on Big Raccoon Creek where I wander in the heat of late summer. Like regular clockwork, I find treasure in that spot, some as golden as any pirate’s loot, and as fleeting as time.
Near the weathered trunk of a huge cottonwood that was deposited on the western bank by flood waters a decade ago, now high and dry above the usually shallow and green water of August, a hardy stand of milkweed and ironweed, goldenrod, white aster and woodland sunflowers, grows in the sand; it is blooming and bursting in full by mid-September, browning and windblown in October.
Although those wiry flowers draw a variety of insects, they also attract the last corps of butterflies we see until springtime. In this hot month, I walk there, kicking up dust and wiping the sweat from my brow with my forearm.
Like most things of value, I suppose, we take butterflies for granted. Year after year, we presume we’ll see monarchs and swallowtails, skippers
and fritillaries, painted ladies and sulphurs along our roads and in our gardens, not realizing that miracles are at play. We rake away our leaves too early, carelessly spray the weeds, and often mow and clear where we should leave well enough alone, yet butterflies persist through a nearpoetic balance between beauty and toughness. An example of that vigor comes as early as late February when I spot butterflies well before the last snows have fallen.
But along the creek, where I hear only the wind and the chatter of crows, I am privileged to watch the butterflies as they write the last chapters of their lives. Some are already faded and ragged, and when I see their fragility, I understand why most usually only survive about a week after they’ve unfolded their wet wings for the first time.
Although some monarchs persist into the fall — their migratory generation often has longer lifespans of six to nine months — by late August and through the autumn, it is the

buckeyes and cabbage whites, the hackberry emperors and yellow swallowtails, I see most of all. As the thistles and milkweed heads dry and release their cottony loads and the leaves begin the process of drying and dropping, butterflies congregate in wonderfully integrated gangs to stick their needlelike noses into the last nectars of the year. Yes, butterflies also pollinate, but it is an accidental gift they give to us.
Although we feel the heat of summer is still very much with us, and the year has a way yet to go, butterflies intuitively know their short lives are nearing an end. For that reason, I return to that seemingly ordinary place on the creek, for there I see something miraculous.
Mike Lunsford is a freelance columnist, feature writer, and photographer, primarily for the Terre Haute Tribune-Star and Terre Haute Living magazine. The author of seven books lives in Parke County with his wife, Joanie. Contact Lunsford at hickory913@gmail.com.



