Clark County REMC - June 2025 Indiana Connection by IndianaConnection

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JUNE 2025

from the editor

Connect with your co-op

You may have noticed information recently about your cooperative’s Annual Meeting in this magazine. Being a member of an electric cooperative offers many benefits along with some responsibilities. Your cooperative is guided by seven principles, including “Democratic Member Control.” The Annual Meeting is when directors are elected. As a member, it’s important to vote and actively participate in choosing who will help manage the co-op.

But Annual Meetings are about more than just director elections. They provide an opportunity to check in with your co-op and hear about the past year’s successes and updates on the industry. This is also a great time to become more familiar with co-op-sponsored programs, such as rebates and youth opportunities.

Annual Meetings also allow you to connect with your community. Last year, I had the chance to attend the Orange County REMC Annual Meeting. I was surprised by the number of attendees and the strong sense of community in the room. Neighbors greeted one another and sat down to share a meal. There was plenty of time to catch up and enjoy the live music before the business meeting. Most of the crowd stayed until the end, when names were drawn for great prizes like TVs and power tools.

Everyone is so busy these days. I know it’s difficult to add extra events to your calendar. However, I encourage you to make time for your co-op’s Annual Meeting or Member Appreciation Day, or stop by their booth at your local fair. Your co-op works hard all year to provide reliable power and helpful programs for its members. Connect with them at an event and be an active member.

Britt Davis Editor bdavis@indianaec.org

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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

Monday, July 7, at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 5, at 6 p.m.

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LOOKING BACK ON OUR SUCCESSES

Every few years, I meet with our board of directors and leadership team to set a clear path forward for Clark County REMC. Our last strategic planning session was in 2022, shortly after I joined the cooperative. Now, it’s time to look ahead again — and in the coming months, I’ll share our updated goals for the next three to five years.

Before we do that, I want to highlight the progress we’ve made since 2022:

• System upgrades: We committed to modernizing our technology, including new meters and outage tools. That plan is well underway. More than a thousand new meters have already been installed, with 6,000 more to go this year and full deployment by 2027.

• Facility needs: We’ve maximized the use of every square foot of our current facility. It’s clear we will need more space in the future, and we’re carefully evaluating our options.

• Community engagement: From annual community service days to safety demos and student programs, we’ve strengthened

our presence and impact in the communities we serve.

• Safety first: Safety remains our top priority. We’ve fostered a culture where hard conversations happen, smart decisions are made, and continuous improvement is the norm.

• Member-focused energy solutions: We’ve created an EV rate, boosted our solar buyback rate, hosted educational seminars, and hired a dedicated staff member to support members exploring new energy technologies.

• Broadband: After a feasibility study, we learned that a full-scale fiber buildout isn’t financially viable at this time. However, we remain open to partnerships if the right opportunity arises.

I look forward to sharing our new strategic goals soon, and as always, your feedback is welcome.

JASON CLEMMONS CEO

CONGRATS, SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS!

Our congratulations go out to the 2025 students in our service area who won scholarships to Indiana University Southeast, Ivy Tech Community College, and Purdue Polytechnic New Albany. Clark County REMC scholarships have assisted over 450 students since the program began. Please read our publications and visit our website later this year for more information on how to apply for the 2026 scholarships.

IVY TECH COMMUNITY COLLEGE

SUSAN HART Charlestown High School

KENDRA SHEEHAN Charlestown High School

TYLER BARNETT Our Lady Of Providence High School

SARAH MULUMBA Henryville Jr/Sr High School

AUDREY WILSON Henryville Jr/Sr High School

JOANNA MATTINGLY New Washington Middle/High School

ALLIE ARVIN Eastern High School

LANDON PERKINS Rock Creek Community Academy

VIOLET HIGDON New Washington Middle/High School

NICHOLAS SPENCER Charlestown High School

CAMERON KIRTLEY Silver Creek High School

JACOB EVALDI New Albany High School

TREVOR ROTHBAUER Charlestown High School

JOSIAH RICHARDSON Charlestown High School

ETHAN SPARKS Silver Creek High School

PEYTON KRUER Floyd Central High School

ADDISON RUSSELL-STEWART Henryville Jr/Sr High School

INDIANA UNIVERSITY SOUTHEAST

LUKE LOZIER Jeffersonville High School

ZACHARY YOST Silver Creek High School

PURDUE POLYTECHNIC NEW ALBANY

CINDY HOCKENSMITH SCHOLARSHIP

The recipient of this year’s scholarship is Kaya Arnold of Jeffersonville High School. Congratulations, Kaya. Clark County REMC wishes you the best as you pursue your educational goals!

Calendar Art winners

Congratulations to these students selected from more than two thousand entries across the state to be featured in the 2026 Cooperative Calendar of Student Art, and also to several chosen for Honorable Mention. Great job! Visit our website later this year for more information on how to apply for the 2026 scholarships.

HOnorable Mention

Clark County REMC members can win four tickets to a Louisville Bats home game at Louisville Slugger Field.

NASH CISSELL

VIOLA FESSEL

FLYNN CISSELL

RILEY AEBERSOLD

CONGRATS, YOUTH RECIPIENTS!

These four students are headed to Washington D.C. to see our nation’s capital, learn its history, and be inspired for greater investment in their home communities.

We are proud of each of you!

Besides learning about the role of the electric co-op and renewable energy, students at Camp Kilowatt will enjoy rock climbing, swimming, horseback riding and bucket truck rides. Have fun!

These students toured the Indiana Statehouse, conducted a mock bill activity, and learned how to make a difference through government. Way to go!

GAVIN GRISHAM Jeffersonville High School

OLIVIA KOURAY Silver Creek High School

CC MATHIS Jeffersonville High School

LISA WEEKS Silver Creek High School

PEYTON WARREN Henryville Elementary School

ERIC BYERS Charlestown Middle School

ELLIE SUE NEF River Valley Middle School

REGINALD DODOO Rock Creek Community Academy

LYDIA PHILLIPPE Henryville Elementary School

AIDEN CLAYTON Christian Academy Indiana

XANDER OLSON Christian Academy Indiana

JACKSON APPLE Scribner Middle School

LANDON HIGDON New Washington Middle/High School

KASHMIR CAUDILL New Washington Middle/High School

BRYSON NOBLITT Henryville Elementary School

CAMP KILOWATT

PAGE DAY YOUTH TOUR

Elena Sullivan, New Albany High School; Sanvi Kumar, Silver Creek High School; and Alexia Cursaru, New Albany High School, met with Senator, Chris Garten.

THE PATH TO ENERGY EFFICIENCY

Preparing your home for new equipment HVAC

While many homeowners gasp at the price tag of a new HVAC system, advanced planning can prevent money from floating out of their wallets.

If your HVAC system is over 10 years old and struggles to keep you comfortable this summer, it may be time to plan for a replacement. Planning proactively can help you save money: you can seek multiple bids and schedule the project when contractors might run promotions. Homeowners should take a few steps to get the most out of their new system.

First, properly seal any air leaks in your home. Search your home, high and low. The most important leaks to seal are in your attic and basement or crawlspace. Framing and places where plumbing,

electrical wiring, or ducts poke through the ceiling also need to be checked. Sealing air leaks will help keep your conditioned air inside.

Next, ensure your home is properly insulated. This step should be taken after sealing air leaks. If part of your HVAC ductwork is located in the attic space, it is especially important to seal it and bury it in insulation. By adding insulation properly, your HVAC system will have an easier time maintaining the temperature in your house, reducing your energy use and increasing your savings.

Now that you’re ready, make sure a proper heat-load calculation is done for your new equipment . By properly air-sealing and insulating your home, you may need smaller equipment to heat and cool it, keeping you comfortable. A smaller,

correctly sized, and more energyefficient system will reduce your electricity use, which will help save you money years into the future. An HVAC contractor should do a heatload (also known as a Manual J) calculation to determine the properly sized equipment for your house.

A bigger system isn’t necessarily better. Systems that are larger than needed will short-cycle, reducing the life of the HVAC system. They may also not remove moisture as intended. By planning ahead, you can ensure your home is ready for a new system that can keep you cozy no matter what Mother Nature may be plotting. Contact your electric cooperative for support and tips on improving your energy use. Don’t sweat high costs to keep you comfortable in your home.

by Andrew Wray Energy Advisor

county feature

Wayne County is home to Hoosier Hill, Indiana’s highest natural elevation. At 1,257 feet above sea level, its summit is nestled in a wooded area surrounded by farmland. After repeated thefts of wooden signs marking “Indiana’s Highest Point,” Wayne County’s government replaced them with a more permanent solution, an engraved boulder.

Wayne County COUNTY FACTS

A TREASURE HUNTER’S DREAM

Indiana’s Antique Alley, recognized as one of the “Top 10 Choice Antiquing Destinations” by Midwest Living Magazine, is a 66-mile loop stretching between Richmond, Indiana, and Knightstown, Indiana. Over 1,200 antique dealers offer a wide range of vintage treasures, including sea glass, furniture, jewelry, pottery, and more. Wayne County’s historic Cambridge City is the heart of Antique Alley with 11 antique shops nestled within a three-block radius.

FREEDOM SEEKERS FIND SANCTUARY

Levi Coffin, known as the “President of the Underground Railroad,” was born in Guilford County, North Carolina, in 1798, but later settled in Wayne County. As Quaker abolitionists, Coffin and his wife, Catherine, used their home in Fountain City, Indiana, as a safe house for runaway slaves. Their Federal-style brick home, built in 1839, sheltered nearly 2,000 freedom seekers on their journey to the northern U.S. and Canada. The Coffins supplied food, clothing, and protection to those escaping slavery, and their home became known as the Underground Railroad’s “Grand Central Station.” The Levi and Catherine Coffin House is a National Historic Landmark and has been restored to its 1840s appearance for visitors to tour.

INDIANA’S CRUISE CONTROL PIONEER

Ralph Teetor, the inventor of cruise control, was born in Hagerstown, Indiana, in Wayne County in 1890. His inspiration to create the device came while riding with his family’s lawyer, Harry Lindsay, who would slow down his driving while talking and speed up while listening. Teetor spent 10 years fine-tuning his speed control device before patenting it in 1945. He initially named his invention “Controlmatic,” “Touchmatic,” and “Pressomatic” before he trademarked it as “Speedostat” in 1950. Chrysler was the first to use the device commercially in 1958, and Cadillac soon followed, marketing it as “cruise control.”

FOUNDED: 1811

NAMED FOR: Gen. Anthony Wayne, a Founding Father POPULATION: 66,553

COUNTY SEAT: Richmond INDIANA COUNTY NUMBER: 89

Richmond

Nicole Thomas is a freelance writer from Indianapolis.

Photo courtesy of Jack Teetor

Photo courtesy of Emmy Price

LETTERS EDITOR TO THE

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“I always enjoy your magazine and eagerly wait to read it every month. The April 2025 issue was especially interesting. Brian D. Smith’s article about Ernie Pyle was excellent, and I thank you for printing it. Hopefully, this might inspire younger readers to investigate other WWII heroes and celebrities.

Your County, Indiana Eats and Travel sections are always interesting and encourage me to visit more places. Thank you for publishing such an interesting magazine!”

— Deborah Davidson

“I can’t tell you just how much I loved your article on Ernie Pyle. I’m a 66-year-old man from Rising Sun, Indiana. My dad, a WWII veteran, landed on Utah Beach with the 4th Division. When I was a kid, my dad talked about Ernie Pyle so much I thought he and Hoagy Carmichael had lived down the road from us. Reading the pages made me think of my dad and caused my eyes to tear up just a little. My dad and I didn’t always get along, but these are memories I will always cherish.”

— Jerry Bovard

“Thank you for the excellent article on war correspondent Ernie Pyle. I enjoyed the photos as well as the interesting details about his life. I knew very little about this famous man when I attended Indiana University in Bloomington from 1966 to 1970. I look forward to a future visit to campus to seek out the statue placed outside of Franklin Hall, in his honor.”

— Nancy Arata Teagarden

I was a child when WWII started, so I didn’t know about Ernie Pyle’s articles. The story was wonderful, and I was glad to learn more about him! Since I lived in Fountain County for years, I’ve been to Dana to see his memorial. When my husband and I traveled to O’ahu, Hawaii, we saw his gravesite in the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific. The fact that you went to Normandy and read his articles on that battle makes one want to find those articles and read more of his writings.

— Virginia Bennett

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BY LAND AND BY SEA

Lucky Turtle Grill and Lucky Moose Lounge offer 185 menu items to please any crowd

The Lucky Turtle Grill and Lucky Moose Lounge in Fort Wayne is best known for its exceptional seafood and extensive menu, which has evolved under the stewardship of longtime restaurateur Mark Melchi. Approaching his 75th birthday and 45 successful years in the restaurant business, Melchi has created a well-loved establishment through his commitment to quality and value.

"We've always had a fairly substantial menu. It started off at the Munchie Emporium down on Taylor Street with 13 sandwiches, and then we ended up with 13 pages," Melchi laughed. Today, Lucky's features 185 menu items spanning land and sea.

The restaurant's clever naming scheme highlights its specialties. The "Turtle" represents the sea, while the "Moose" suggests hearty landbased fare. This duality extends to the physical space as well. The Lucky Turtle Grill features a relaxed beach theme, while the Lucky Moose Lounge showcases a rustic cabin aesthetic, complete with split logs and a canoe suspended from the ceiling.

Competitive pricing for quality food

Fresh seafood is the foundation of Lucky’s menu, with triggerfish, various shrimp preparations, and handcrafted crab cakes ranking among its top sellers. The restaurant hand-trims its salmon in-house from whole sides. Beyond seafood, Lucky's offers diverse options, including popular flatbreads like the very meaty Full Moose and the Greek.

Melchi's business approach gives Lucky's a competitive advantage in quality and pricing. "Since we're an independent restaurant, I'm not stuck with buying contracts through national suppliers. I do a lot of shopping. I like to look for our own produce," he said.

His strategy proved invaluable during the pandemic when crabmeat prices skyrocketed. Melchi drove 700 miles to secure affordable crabmeat, allowing the restaurant to maintain menu and pricing stability.

"We've kept our menu together and kept our prices low. We've had two fairly small price increases in the past five years," Melchi proudly shared.

Steadfast long-term staff

The restaurant remains a family business, with Melchi's daughter, two granddaughters, and son working alongside a staff of about 80% long-term employees. Melchi says he credits much of the restaurant’s success to the devotion of his longterm employees.

After managing four restaurants simultaneously, Melchi now focuses solely on Lucky's and the customer experience.

"Business is great as long as we can take care of the people coming through the door," he said.

Melchi's commitment to quality, value, and personal service continues to make Lucky's a top destination for foodies in Fort Wayne.

Stephanie Bernaba is a freelancer with national reach who thrives on topics like food and entertainment.

Electrical safety TAKES NO VACATION

When heading out on vacation, you probably already have a long list of things to remember to do. To make sure your trip and home are safer, you might want to add a few items around electrical safety. Indiana Electric Cooperatives has a list of safety tips for you to keep in mind.

MIX UP YOUR LIGHTING

You might think you’re fooling burglars if you leave a light or two on for your vacation. But bulbs can get very hot or make the fixture hot when left on for extended periods, creating a potential hazard.

To keep some lights on, use a motion-sensing outdoor lighting system and programmable timers for inside lights. Today’s timers usually have settings, including a randomized setting, which creates the illusion that different rooms are in use at various times.

UNPLUG TO BE MORE SECURE

Unplugging all appliances and electronics that aren’t necessary while you’re gone can help secure your electrical system. This can help reduce the chances of an electrical fire and prevent potential disasters in case of power surges or lightning strikes. You might unplug items like coffee makers, toasters, televisions, and home entertainment systems.

CHECK YOUR TEMPORARY HOME

You shouldn’t let your guard down because you’re away from home. Keep your eyes open for electrical hazards when staying at a hotel, condo, or short-term rental. When you check in, look for overloaded outlets, extension cords in use, outlets that get too hot, and the smell of overheated wires. Exercise caution when you find issues.

If they’re too dangerous to handle yourself, let management know immediately. If they don’t fix the situation or refund your deposit, go somewhere else and report them to authorities.

STAY IN THE CAR

It can be very frightening to strike a utility pole. That’s especially true when you’re already in an unfamiliar place. Always stay in the car if you hit a utility pole. Power lines can fall and still be energized. If they fall on or near your vehicle, you can easily be electrocuted if you don’t stay in the car. Let others know to stay back as well. Stay in the vehicle until an electric utility responder lets you know it’s safe to exit. If you encounter an accident involving power lines, call 911 and warn those involved of the dangers. Chris Adam is a freelance writer from Lafayette.

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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ABSHER WALTER 174.62

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BAKER CARL 9.13

SCOTTSBURG IN BAKER CAROLYN 36.62 CLARKSVILLE IN BAKER CATINA 2.77 SALEM IN

BARNES TIM 7.56 CHARLESTOWN IN BARNETT CHARLES 300.39 NEW ALBANY IN BARNETT EDWARD 80.21 CHARLESTOWN IN BARNETT FRAN 1.11 SELLERSBURG IN BARNETT LAVERA 40.92 JEFFERSONVILLE IN BARNHART LESA 12.36

SELLERSBURG IN

FLOYDS KNOBS IN ARTYAMSOAL ARISSA 36.57

ASH DANIELLE 30.05 HENRYVILLE IN ASH DAVID 19.94 NEW ALBANY IN

ASH LISA 39.83 LOUISVILLE KY

ASH ROBERT 5.66 NEW ALBANY IN ASH TAMI 5.22

SELLERSBURG IN ASHABRANNER BRIAN 56.90

SCOTTSBURG IN ASHBURN DEBORAH 70.14 OTISCO IN

ASHBY APARTMENTS 907.53

SELLERSBURG IN ASHBY D H INC 6.62 LOUISVILLE KY

ASHBY VIRGINIA 25.31 NEW ALBANY IN ASHER FELIX 21.41 LANCASTER KY

ASHER MIKE 5.74 BORDEN IN ASHER PATRICIA 21.13 SELLERSBURG IN ASHER ROBERT 14.50 MADISON IN ASHER TENZIE 122.06 HENRYVILLE IN ASHER VERNON 98.40 BORDEN IN

ASHLEY BRANNON 37.77 CHARLESTOWN IN ASHLEY CRAIG 8.34 NEW ALBANY IN ASHLEY DONALD 33.08 SALEM IN ASHLEY SCOTT 41.14 CHARLESTOWN IN ASHLEY STEVEN 7.27 MEMPHIS IN

ASPLET REGINALD 11.07 BROWNSBURG IN ASSISTED LIVING CENTER 286.06 DALLAS TX

ATER CHRISTINA 8.94 SCOTTSBURG IN ATER PRISCILLA 11.92 ELK HORN KY

ATER WILLIAM 30.91 HENRYVILLE IN ATHA JEFFREY 9.90 SCOTTSBURG IN ATKINS CHARLES 83.40 NEW ALBANY IN ATKINSON DONALD 63.14 CHANDLER IN ATWELL ARLENE 168.82 CLARKSVILLE IN ATWELL JANICE 22.81 NABB IN ATWOOD DENISE 61.03 PEKIN IN ATWOOD STEVEN 92.64 HENRYVILLE IN ATWOOD TODD 15.06 BORDEN IN AULBACH ROBERT 34.60 TAYLOR MILL KY

AUSTIN AARON 51.48 JEFFERSONVILLE IN AUSTIN GARY 30.33 SALEM IN AUSTIN JOHN 141.47 NEW ALBANY IN AUSTIN MICHAEL 148.35 PEKIN IN AVALLONE DEBRA 14.77 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

AVERILL CRYSTAL 10.42 AUSTIN IN

AVERY EDDIE 75.40 SCOTTSBURG IN AVERY JUSTICE 49.61 CHARLESTOWN IN AVERY MONICA 13.41 NEW ALBANY IN AVILA ELENA 6.45 JEFFERSONVILLE IN AYDLETT FRED 12.50 NEW ALBANY IN AYERS MANDI 33.71 JEFFERSONVILLE IN AYLA RIVAS JOSE 26.44 SELLERSBURG IN BABER ANDREA 23.47 NEW ALBANY IN

BABLE MARGARET 11.29 MADISON IN BACH MEAGHAN 24.74 SELLERSBURG IN BACHMAN CODY 24.10 FLOYDS KNOBS IN BACK EMILY 9.68 CHARLESTOWN IN BADALA MARY 84.97 BLOOMINGTON IN

BADER JAMES 26.45 SELLERSBURG IN

BADER JOHN R & SONS CONTR 15.72 SELLERSBURG IN

BADGER JAMES 43.53 NEW ALBANY IN BADGER JONIE 13.92 DURHAM NC

BADGETT JAMES 18.31 MOUNT WASHINGTON KY

BAER JOSEPH 28.96 SELLERSBURG IN BAFUMO STEPHEN 6.22 NEW ALBANY IN BAGBY JANICE 9.57 JEFFERSONVILLE IN BAGGERLY KEVIN 163.79 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

BAGSHAW BRENT 55.24 HENRYVILLE IN

BAGSHAW MANCEL 2.89 CHARLESTOWN IN

BAILEY CHARLES 122.80 SELLERSBURG IN

BAILEY DOUGLAS 50.61 CLARKSVILLE IN

BAILEY DREW 72.04

CHARLESTOWN IN

BAILEY JEANA 16.20 UNDERWOOD IN

BAILEY KENNETH 41.38 LOUISVILLE KY

BAILEY KIM 17.17 FLOYDS KNOBS IN

BAILEY LEVI 73.54 SELLERSBURG IN

BAILEY MARIE 2.07 MEMPHIS IN

BAILEY PAIGE 5.46 HENRYVILLE IN

BAILEY ROBERT 256.10 MARYSVILLE IN

BAILEY THOMAS 48.65 NEW ALBANY IN

BAILEY WILMA 13.62 SCOTTSBURG IN

BAIRD ANDREA 23.00 LOUISVILLE KY

BAIRD FORREST 175.89

CHARLESTOWN IN

BAIRD HEATHER 86.43 SCOTTSBURG IN

BAIRD JOHNNY 11.71

CHARLESTOWN IN

BAIRD STACY 11.48 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

BAIRD STEVEN 20.98 SELLERSBURG IN BAITY SAVANNA 8.28 CHARLESTOWN IN BAITY SHANNON 91.06 CHARLESTOWN IN

BAIZE EMIL 131.23 LOUISVILLE KY

BAJANDAS MAYRA 19.79 FLORISSANT CO

BAKER CHARLES 91.29 MARYSVILLE IN BAKER CHARLES 43.38

BAKER CHRISTINE 20.40

SELLERSBURG IN BARNHART MICHAEL 269.77 OTISCO IN BARNHART ROY 2.73

MARYSVILLE IN

SELLERSBURG IN BAKER CLIFTON 75.23

BAKER COREY 6.20

BAKER GREG 200.58

LAGRANGE KY

PALMYRA IN

SCOTTSBURG IN BAKER JEFF 35.40

NEW ALBANY IN BAKER MARK 23.20 AUSTIN IN BAKER MICHAEL 15.51 JEFFERSONVILLE IN BAKER MICHAEL 7.55

SELLERSBURG IN BAKER NANCY 36.77

BAKER PATSY 80.04

BAKER REGINA 3.25

BAKER RICKIE 21.43

LEXINGTON IN

BORDEN IN

LONDON KY

SCOTTSBURG IN BAKER SARAH 32.88

SELLERSBURG IN BAKER SHERRY 5.48

BAKER SUE 52.47

BALAK EDWARD 10.99

HENRYVILLE IN

LOUISVILLE KY

FISHERS IN BALDWIN RHONDA 19.28

BALDWIN WILLIAM 23.78

BALES TREVOR 48.34

BALIEY RITA 32.19

BALL DIANNE 50.23

BALL JOSEPH 11.68

BALL PSYCHOLOGICAL CLINIC 6.97

BALL RODERICK 194.30

BALLARD AARON 43.15

BALLARD DONALD 203.30

BALLARD JESSE 25.67

BALLARD JOHN 95.51

BALLARD JOSHUA 38.52

BALLARD MATTHEW 14.02

BALLARD RICK 10.70

BALLARD SIDNEY 3.24

BALLENGER ERIC 80.20

BALLINGER BRUCE 47.58

BALMER FRED 132.80

BALMER JANET 343.30

BALMER ROBERTA 43.63

BALMER SHERRIE 204.58

BAMBERG JAMES 90.35

BAMFORTH LLOYD 29.36

BAMFORTH ROBERT 7.23

BANDY RENITA 15.76

BANET BRADLEY 50.53

SELLERSBURG IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

SELLERSBURG IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

PEKIN IN

SELLERSBURG IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

BORDEN IN

BLOOMINGTON IN

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

LEXINGTON IN

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

MARYSVILLE IN

NEW ALBANY IN

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

KATY TX

CHARLESTOWN IN

FLOYDS KNOBS IN

GEORGETOWN IN

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

GRUBVILLE MO

CHARLESTOWN IN

HARDINSBURG IN

SCOTTSBURG IN

FLOYDS KNOBS IN BANET BRANDON 57.61

BANET DEREK 5.71

BANET DONALD 150.89

BANET GARY 95.66

BANET GERALD 6.12

BANET KENNETH 37.95

BANET RONALD 187.38

BANET STEVE - STORAGE 21.18

BANET WILLIAM 18.97

BANGS JEANNETTE 6.20

BANK ONE MORTGAGE COMPANY 3.02

BANKS LISBETH 63.36

BANKS MARY 34.78

BANKS WM 141.36

BANZON HEATHER 27.57

BARBER RAUCK 21.08

BARBOUR KELLY 16.25

BARD RICHARD 68.93

BARGER BRANDON 16.17

BARHAM JOE 12.06

BARKAT LATIF 7.21

BARKER ASHLEY 17.94

BARKER DONALD 43.62

BARKSDALE JOSHUA 32.19

BARLOW HARVEY - CAMP 29.27

BARLOW JUSTIN 42.60

MEMPHIS IN

CLARKSVILLE IN

FLOYDS KNOBS IN

NEW ALBANY IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

MEMPHIS IN

FLOYDS KNOBS IN

SELLERSBURG IN

INDIANAPOLIS IN

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

SEMINOLE FL

TUSCON AZ

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

FORT WAYNE IN

HOUSTON TX

NEW ALBANY IN

SELLERSBURG IN

NEW ALBANY IN

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

HENRYVILLE IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

SELLERSBURG IN

BARLOW RUTH 7.68 NABB IN

BARNES ANTHONY 24.11

BARNES ASHLEY 66.94

BARNES DANIEL 194.95

BARNES ERIC 60.12

BARNES ERIC 6.86

BARNES ERIC 154.14

BARNES JESSICA 86.11

BARNES JOHN 2.66

SELLERSBURG IN

SCOTTSBURG IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

MEMPHIS IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

SEYMOUR IN

BARNES KEN 39.13 GOLD CANYON AZ

BARNES LEAH 28.83 VINTON IN

BARNES MARK 59.08

BARNES MICHELLE 103.95

BARNES PATRICIA 1.94

BARNES REBECCA 24.91

BARNES RONALD 35.05

BARNES RONALD 10.31

CLARKSVILLE IN

SELLERSBURG IN

UNDERWOOD IN

SELLERSBURG IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

CHARLESTOWN IN BARNHILL CHERYL 220.79

IN BARRETT ROBERT 55.06 SCOTTSBURG IN BARRETT TONY 48.74 SCOTTSBURG IN

JAMES 185.40 BORDEN IN BARROW THOMAS 57.72 CHARLESTOWN IN

PATRICK 16.44 SELLERSBURG IN

PHILLIP 199.96 LOUISVILLE KY BARTEL FRED 26.65 GEORGETOWN IN BARTHOLD JOHN 270.83 UNDERWOOD IN BARTLEY GEORGE 102.62 JEFFERSONVILLE IN BARTO JEFFREY 141.41 RINGGOLD GA

BASS JAMES 11.68 FLOYDS KNOBS IN BASSET INC 16.84 NEW ALBANY IN BASTIN DANA 100.25 SELLERSBURG IN BASTIN MARK 28.47 YUMA AZ BATES CONSTRUCTION 22.03 SELLERSBURG IN BATES DOUG 55.85 SELLERSBURG IN BATESON RANDALL 180.73 NEW ALBANY IN BATEY JACOB 13.35 NEW ALBANY IN BAUER BLAKE 1.74 NEW ALBANY IN BAUER BLAKE BIERY

3.71

ALBANY IN BAUER BLAKE BIERY

10.08

ALBANY IN BAUER ROBERT 2.98

ALBANY IN BAUGH KIM 11.57 HARRODSBURG KY BAUGHMAN JOSHUA 7.69 SCOTTSBURG IN BAUMAN ROBERT 2.71 LOUISVILLE KY BAUMANN BEVERLY 232.03 SELLERSBURG IN BAUMANN LEE 12.65 HENRYVILLE IN BAUMANN WILLIAM 101.56 CHARLESTOWN IN BAUMGARDNER BENJAMIN 20.59 JEFFERSONVILLE IN BAUMGARDNER PAUL 245.86 CHARLESTOWN IN BAUTISTA GRACIELA 50.22 SELLERSBURG IN BAXTER EMMETT 22.37 AUSTIN IN BAXTER EMMETT 148.12 HENRYVILLE IN BAXTER JAMES 89.51 JEFFERSONVILLE IN BAXTER JAMES 4.61 LEXINGTON IN BAXTER JAN 25.42 LOUISVILLE KY BAXTER JOHN 96.38 CHARLESTOWN IN BAXTER JOHN 45.18 PEKIN IN BAXTER JUANITA 6.25 MEMPHIS IN BAXTER RYAN 97.98 SELLERSBURG IN BAYENS DAVID 11.91 MEMPHIS IN BAYER MARIAH 6.96 CORYDON IN BAYER SCOTT 5.06 CHARLESTOWN IN BAYER VERNON 154.77 NEW WASHINGTON IN BAYLOR RONALD 11.90

SELLERSBURG IN BAYLOR STEVEN 77.53 WILDWOOD FL BAYS ELIJAH 5.47 SELLERSBURG IN BEACH DORA 53.87 MEMPHIS IN BEAHL KATHERINE 25.13 SELLERSBURG IN BEALS KIM 8.72 WEST LAFAYETTE IN BEAM LENIN 1.87 JEFFERSONVILLE IN BEAN TOM 44.27

CHARLESTOWN IN BEANBLOSSOM MICHELLE 162.82 CLARKSVILLE IN BEAR LINDA 0.29 MADISON IN BEARD BILLY 15.04 HENRYVILLE IN BEARD SAMUEL 198.43

CHARLESTOWN IN BEATTIE JUDY 132.87

CHARLESTOWN IN BEATTY BOBBY 59.53

SELLERSBURG IN

BEATTY

BEAVIN

BECK

BECKER

BECKETT

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

BEEVERS CHARLES 201.68 JEFFERSONVILLE IN BEGLEY CHARLES 59.91 RADFORD VA

BEGLEY CHERI 52.59 CLARKSVILLE IN BEGLEY CHERI 209.61 LOUISVILLE KY

BEGLEY JACK 33.85 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

BEGLEY JOY 144.95 JEFFERSONVILLE IN BEGLEY NELSON E 8.90 UNDERWOOD IN BEGLEY PATRICIA 93.85 LA GRANGE KY BEHR RICHARD 11.97 JEFFERSONVILLE IN BEIKMAN CHERYL 23.17 SELLERSBURG IN BELCHER STEVEN 22.81 CHARLESTOWN IN BELCHER THERESA 25.20 NEW ALBANY IN

BELDEN DAVID 73.38 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

BELDEN JONATHAN 29.59 CHARLESTOWN IN

BELL ANICA 47.51 MIDVALE UT

BELL BRADLEY 27.08

CHARLESTOWN IN BELL CHARLOTTE 3.60 BUFORD GAY IN BELL DIANA 13.75 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

BELL ERNEST 68.05 RUSSELL SPRINGS KY

BELL GEORGE LYNN- RENTAL 9.22 MEMPHIS IN

BELL JAMES 20.74 HENRYVILLE IN

BELL JAMES 32.79 PEKIN IN

BELL JAMES 5.90 SELLERSBURG IN

BELL LINDA 57.20 NEW ALBANY IN

BELL LINDA 9.86 NEW ALBANY IN

BELL LISA 57.86 JEFFERSONVILLE IN BELL MADISON 22.62 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

BELL RICHARD 27.85

BELL W 109.19

CHARLESTOWN IN

SELLERSBURG IN

BELLAMY SUSAN 84.06 OTISCO IN

BELLOU TIFFANY 32.91 FLOYDS KNOBS IN

BELOFF GAIL 14.32 FORT LAUDERDALE FL

BELVIY JEFF 55.26 MEMPHIS IN

BELVIY JOSEPH 5.26 CHARLESTOWN IN

BENAVIDES AMY 8.97 CHARLESTOWN IN

BENCOMO JOSEPH 45.33 SELLERSBURG IN

BENDER JORDAN 14.08 PHOENIX AZ

BENDER ROBERT 56.41 EDGEWOOD NM

BENFORD MARY 60.61 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

BENJAMIN BARBARA 46.29 SELLERSBURG IN

BENJAMIN LEE 63.56

SELLERSBURG IN

BENNETT ANDREW 2.71 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

BENNETT JANET 43.23

SELLERSBURG IN

BENNETT JERALD 27.67 CHARLESTOWN IN

BENNETT JOHN 1.21

SCOTTSBURG IN

BENNETT KENNETH 1.62 CLARKSVILLE IN

BENNETT KENNETH 9.68 LAS CRUCES NM

BENNETT MARK 50.11 NEW ALBANY IN

BENNETT MICHAEL 183.37 BORDEN IN

BENNETT PEGGY 1.99 CAMBY IN

BENNETT ROBERT 126.95 NEW ALBANY IN

BENNETT SHAWN 6.97 GREENFIELD IN

BENNETT STEVE 23.52 BORDEN IN

BENNINGFIELD JOSEPH 102.35 DEPAUW IN

SELLERSBURG IN BENNINGFIELD

IN BERRY PAULA G 116.30

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

LEXINGTON IN BERRY ROSALINDA 7.21

BERRYMAN PHILLIP 39.67 NEW ALBANY IN BERTE SAVERIO 8.85 ISELIN NJ

BERTRAM CLAYTON 33.22

KENNETH 12.27 NEW ALBANY IN BLEDSOE GEORGE 8.72 LOUISVILLE KY BLEDSOE JAMES 10.50 CHARLESTOWN IN BLEDSOE RICKY 2.25 MEMPHIS IN BLESSETT WILLIAM 11.40

CHARLESTOWN IN

SELLERSBURG IN BERTRAM JERRY 0.14

BERVE DENISE 0.41 MEMPHIS IN BEST MARGARET 220.96

SELLERSBURG IN BEST THOMAS 142.84 HENRYVILLE IN

BESWICK MICHELLE 14.41 PALMYRA IN

BESWICK TRACEY 162.99 NABB IN

BETHANY RYAN 8.87

BETHARD BRUCE 12.53

CHARLESTOWN IN

BETHEL VICTORIA 7.90 MADISON IN

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

BETTS TERRY 40.08

BEUTEL BEVERLY ANN ORMAN 149.96

SELLERSBURG IN BEUTEL RICHARD 87.47 UNDERWOOD IN

BEZY GILBERT 195.36 LOUISVILLE KY

BH & W HOMES INC 6.40

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

BIBB CINDY 110.03 HANOVER IN

BICKEL GREG 138.03

FLOYDS KNOBS IN

BICKEL KATHRYN 10.69 LOUISVILLE KY

SELLERSBURG IN

BIEL MATTHEW 86.99

BIERMAN JOE 55.92

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

BIERY HUDSON 0.32 HOUSTON TX

BIERY KAREN 14.71 OTISCO IN

BIESEL JEFF 123.15

SELLERSBURG IN

BIG CITY KENNELS 4.83 BORDEN IN

BIGGS KIM 65.18 FAYETTEVILLE NC

BIGGS ROSE 298.23 MEMPHIS IN

BIGGS STEVEN 132.71

BIGGS STEVEN 212.46

SELLERSBURG IN

BIGGS SUSAN 261.80 MARYSVILLE IN

BILES BRIGITTE 52.73 IRVINGTON KY

BILLE’ JOE 195.17

BILLINGS JOHN 470.09

BILLINGSLEY KIM 5.90

BILLNER ASHLEY 62.75

BILLS MARY 52.26

BINDER CAROLYN 85.98

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

SELLERSBURG IN

BORDEN IN

CLARKSVILLE IN

BINDNER STEVEN 1.23 HENRYVILLE IN

BINKLEY CATHERINE 18.39

BIRD LEONARD 2.46

SCOTTSBURG IN

LEXINGTON IN

BIRJAH DONNY 121.42 RICHMOND KY

BIRKHIMER JOHN 75.31 NEW BRAUNFELS TX

BIRKLA MIKE 38.58 HENRYVILLE IN BISHOP CYDNE 34.68 BEDFORD IN

BISHOP DOUGLAS 6.56

ELIZABETH IN BISHOP JENNIFER 33.27

BISHOP JONAH 43.88

BISHOP MARGARET 85.62

BISHOP MARTHA 49.85

BISHOP RICHARD 6.67

BISHOP THOMAS 4.06

CLARKSVILLE IN

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

SELLERSBURG IN

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

SELLERSBURG IN

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

BISHOP ULA 6.32 PEKIN IN

BISSETT JERRY 61.12

SELLERSBURG IN

BIVEN CANDACE 59.02 GREENVILLE IN

BIXLER TRACEY 10.34

BIZZELL MICHAEL 32.25

BIZZELL THOMAS 27.30

BLACK RYAN 44.11

BLACK SEYMOUR 18.78

BLACK WILLIAM 19.90

SCOTTSBURG IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

CHARLTON MA

ANCHORAGE AK

MEMPHIS IN

BLACKBURN MATTHEW 33.70 NEW ALBANY IN

BLACKMAN ELLEN 0.18

CAMPBELLSBURG IN

BLACKMAN RON 0.51 PALMYRA IN

BLACKWELL DONALD 13.29

BLACKWELL JEFFREY 28.45

BLACKWELL RICHARD 22.36

BLAGRAVE OLLIE 0.21

BLAIR BART-GARAGE 35.56

MITCHELL IN

CONCORD CA

CHARLESTOWN IN

SCOTTSBURG IN

BARDSTOWN KY

BLAIR DEBRA 51.51 NEW ALBANY IN

BLAISDELL MIKE 15.84 VERNON TX

BLAKE CLAUDE 10.88

BLAKE JANET 79.11

BLAKELY JESSICA 65.72

BLAKESLEY

DEPAUW IN

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

NAZARENE CHURCH 38.06 OAKLAND CITY IN BORDEN NAZARENE CHURCH-PAR 4.46 PEKIN IN BORDEN SCOTT 87.38 FLOYDS KNOBS IN BORDEN YOUTH LEAGUE INC 34.41 BORDEN IN BORDERS EDITH 65.80 SCOTTSBURG IN BORDERS ERIC 38.50 OTISCO IN BORDERS STEPHEN 80.76 JEFFERSONVILLE IN BORGESON RALPH 168.88 GARDEN VALLEY ID BORGMAN LYLE 7.71 INDIANAPOLIS IN BORGMEIER BAYLEE 38.04 CHARLESTOWN IN BORNE CHAD 8.69 GEORGETOWN IN BORNSTEIN PHILLIP 24.88 HENRYVILLE IN BOSSIER LESLEY 23.60 CHARLESTOWN IN

BOTT HANNAH 22.48 SELLERSBURG IN BOTT KEVIN 68.98 CHARLESTOWN IN BOTTOMS JANESSA 10.99 JEFFERSONVILLE IN BOTTOMS TERESA 20.20 MARYSVILLE IN BOTTORFF JEREMY 8.25 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

BOTTORFF RAYMOND 11.06

BOTTORFF ROBERT 32.45

CHARLESTOWN IN

BOTTORFF ROBERT 20.32 MARYSVILLE IN

BOTTORFF RUTH 10.67 NEW ALBANY IN

BOTTORFF SHARON 15.58 SELLERSBURG IN

BOTTORFF STEPHEN 61.71

BOTTS MARC 14.92

BRANCH MICHAEL 17.76

BRANDENBURG ANGLA 7.38

BRANDENBURG CARL 145.39

BRANDENBURG DERIC 9.70

BRANDENBURG THOMAS 37.43

BRANDENBURG WILGUS 126.79

SELLERSBURG IN

BOTTS SHERRI L 33.71 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

BOUCH GARY 132.78 NEW ALBANY IN BOUDREAUX VERONICA 15.48 SELLERSBURG IN

BOUGHTON BRANDEE 35.45 MEMPHIS IN

BOUGHTON KATHERINE 31.96 HENRYVILLE IN

BOUVIER JUANITA 63.01 NEW ALBANY IN BOUVIER MARSHALL 144.86 GEORGETOWN IN

BOWE GEORGE 49.73 MEMPHIS IN

BOWEN ADRIAN 122.80 CHARLESTOWN IN

BOWEN GARY 9.07 SCOTTSBURG IN

BOWEN HARLEY 9.53 HENRYVILLE IN

BOWEN RON 30.68 SCOTTSBURG IN

BOWEN STEPHEN 81.98 MEMPHIS IN

BOWER ANDREA 72.38 NABB IN

BOWER BRIDGETTE 38.75 LEXINGTON IN BOWER CHARLES 142.96 NABB IN BOWER CODY 22.14 SELLERSBURG IN BOWER HARRY 0.93

CHARLESTOWN IN

BOWER ISABELLE 34.69 CHARLESTOWN IN BOWER LARRY 46.38 MEMPHIS IN BOWER LAWRENCE 54.19 NEW WASHINGTON IN BOWER MELISSA 5.03 SELLERSBURG IN BOWER WILLIAM 42.64 EVANSVILLE IN BOWLES BEVERLY 67.90 LOUISVILLE KY

BOWLES BRENT 66.50 LEXINGTON IN BOWLES JAMES 63.07 CHARLESTOWN IN BOWLES JERRY 229.35 GLASGOW KY

BOWLES JUDY 65.75 UNDERWOOD IN BOWLES VIRGIL 98.10 PALMYRA IN

BOWLIN MICHAEL 1.73 SCOTTSBURG IN BOWLING ANCE 10.78 CHARLESTOWN IN BOWLING BROOKE 7.55 GEORGETOWN IN BOWLING DANIEL 22.80 SCOTTSBURG IN BOWLING DEBORAH 4.52 MADISON IN

BOWLING DWIGHT 54.64 SELLERSBURG IN BOWLING GARY 39.07 NEW ALBANY IN

BOWLING LULA 3.15 CHARLESTOWN IN BOWLING TARA 10.58 SELLERSBURG IN BOWLINGS NURSERY & GARDEN 63.48 LOUISVILLE KY

BOWMAN CHERON 203.89 CHARLESTOWN IN BOWMAN JOE 38.20 HENRYVILLE IN

BOWMAN JOHNETTE 29.71 CLARKSVILLE IN

BOWMAN KIMBERLY 11.65 PEKIN IN BOWMAN MARK 4.30 GELENA IN

BOWMAN PAUL 53.56 NEW ALBANY IN

BOWYER BEVERLY 30.43 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

BOWYER RICHARD 293.96 CHARLESTOWN IN BOWYER SCOTT 15.93 CARMEL IN

BOWYER SHERYL 61.40 SELLERSBURG IN

BOWYER WILLIAM 90.37 MARYSVILLE IN

BOX BRECK 1.19 HANOVER IN

BOX HAL 278.44 HANOVER IN

BOYD FRED 6.27 SCOTTSBURG IN

BOYD RICHARD 74.85 HENRYVILLE IN

BOYD TARA 59.04 SELLERSBURG IN

BOYD TRAVIS 16.33 CHARLESTOWN IN

BOYD’S MARATHON 817.56 LOUISVILLE KY

BOYER CLAYTON 21.73 LEXINGTON IN

BOYER JEFFERY 8.81 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

BOYER RICHARD 16.92 NEW WASHINGTON IN

BOYER RICHARD L IRREVOC 260.90 NEW WASHINGTON IN

BOYER RICHARD L IRREVOC 34.11 NEW WASHINGTON IN

BOYETT JEFF 7.25 NEW ALBANY IN

BOYKIN DAVID 5.70 BORDEN IN

BOYT EARL 8.85 LEXINGTON IN

BOYT RODGER 41.40 PERU IN

BRACE TERRY 41.12 GEORGETOWN IN

BRACEY HOMES-LANDLOR 20.88 CHARLESTOWN IN

BRACKETT CHRIS 5.80 SELLERSBURG IN

BRADBURY DONALD 27.50 LOVES PARK IL

BRADFORD AIMEE 19.32 SCOTTSBURG IN

BRADING KYLE 24.43 CHARLESTOWN IN

BRADING LONNIE 63.56 LOUISVILLE KY

BRADING ROBERT 12.23 CHARLESTOWN IN

BRADING THERESA 102.28 CHARLESTOWN IN

BRADLEY KENNETH M GARAGE 10.40 LOUISVILLE KY

BRADLEY TRACEY 6.55 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

BRADLEY WILLIAM 92.68 ORANGE PARK FL

BRADSHAW MICHAEL 67.48 NEW ALBANY IN

BRADSHAW ROBERT 296.41 ARLINGTON VA

BRADY FRANCIS 15.14 SHELBYVILLE KY

BRAFFORD DANIEL 61.64

CHARLESTOWN IN

BRAFFORD STEFAN 22.80 SELLERSBURG IN

BRAFFORD TINA-GOBEL D L 1.58 LOUISVILLE KY

BRAHMBHATT VIPUL 62.16 NEW ALBANY IN

BRAMER RICHARD 233.97 UNDERWOOD IN

BRAMLETT WILLIAM 106.56 NEW ALBANY IN BRANAMAN TAYOR 7.78 PEKIN IN

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

SCOTTSBURG IN

LEXINGTON IN

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

UNDERWOOD IN BRANDON MARGARET 9.17

FLOYDS KNOBS IN BRANGERS MARTHA 46.68

JEFFERSONVILLE IN BRANHAM BRUCE 141.56

BRANHAM DONNA 7.67

BRANHAM JESSE 75.57

BRANHAM WILLIAM 2.20

BRANSDOR DAVID 5.10

BRANSTETTER AARON 169.50

BELMONT MA

LACONIA IN

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

LOUISVILLE KY

NEW ALBANY IN

NEW ALBANY IN BRANSTETTER CHRIS 136.74

BRASWELL CONSTANCE 33.18

BRASWELLL BOB 16.29

BRATCHER ANNA 65.19

BRATCHER DWAYNE 68.58

BRATCHER DWAYNE 13.37

BRATCHER JOSEPH 1.04

HANOVER IN

VINE GROVE KY

CHARLESTOWN IN

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

NEW ALBANY IN BRATCHER KENDALL 352.78

OTISCO IN BRATCHER PAUL 10.69

BRATCHER ROBERT 27.68

SELLERSBURG IN

CLARKSVILLE IN BRATCHER WINDELL 39.38

LOUISVILLE KY

LEXINGTON IN

BRATTAIN FREDERICK 193.20

BRAUN BRAD 26.15

CHARLESTOWN IN BRAUN LUKAS 40.85 HENRYVILLE IN

BRAY ROBIN 4.39 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

BREECE JOHN 7.73

NEW ALBANY IN BREEDEN DONALD 70.04

BREIHOF MARY 73.99

UNDERWOOD IN

NEW ALBANY IN BRELAND MITCHEL 14.30

BRENDLE PATRICIA 234.91

BRENNAN THOMAS 12.42

BRENTLINGER ERIC 6.00

BRESLER MARTHA 54.85

BREWER BARBARA 9.83

BREWER CHARLES 7.05

BREWER DAVID 57.44

BREWER JOSEPH 10.43

BREWER WANDA 123.71

BREY WILLIAM 0.86

BRIAN STEPHEN 39.74

BRIAN STEVE 53.82

BRICKER MARY 4.06

BRIDEWELL ANDREW 6.78

BRIDGES JENNIFER 5.89

BRIDGES MIKE 13.15

BRIDGES STEPHANIE 23.46

BRIDGEWATER FRANK 283.82

BRIDGEWATER JOHN 143.51

BRIDGEWATER LORETTA 6.84

BRIDGEWATER MARIE 68.62

BRIDGEWATER ROBERT 53.17

BRIDGEWATER SHIRLEY 127.25

BRIER MICHAEL 231.55

BRIERLY KIM 12.40

BRIGHT EMILY 14.76

BRIGHT JAMES 414.74

MAUKPORT IN

FLOYDS KNOBS IN

AKRON OH

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

NEW ALBANY IN

LEXINGTON IN

MEMPHIS IN

SELLERSBURG IN

PROSPECT KY

NEW ALBANY IN

CHARLOTTE NC

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

MARYSVILLE IN

NEW SALISBURY IN

NEW ALBANY IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

OTISCO IN

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

SCOTTSBURG IN

HENRYVILLE IN

GREENSBURG IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

SCOTTSBURG IN

NEW ALBANY IN

LOUISVILLE KY

SELLERSBURG IN

NEW SALISBURY IN BRILES BRENT 58.69

JOSEPH 161.59

IN BROWN JOSH 15.16 CHARLESTOWN IN BROWN KASEY 25.75 MEMPHIS IN

NEW WASHINGTON IN BRINCK QUITA 14.13

BRINER CHRISTOPHER 41.95

BRINER LORI 22.25

BRINLEY JUSTON 107.21

BRISON DONALD 186.91

BRISON JAMES 244.17

BRISON LORI 24.76

CHARLESTOWN IN

SCOTTSBURG IN

SELLERSBURG IN

LEXINGTON IN

JEFFERSONVILLE IN BRISON SHAUN 24.54

CHARLESTOWN IN BRISON THOMAS 6.21

KENDRA 4.11 ST LOUIS MO BROWN KENN 47.07 SCOTTSBURG IN BROWN L L CONSTRUCTION 8.99 SCOTTSBURG IN BROWN LINDA 56.38 SELLERSBURG IN BROWN LORIE 4.03 CHARLESTOWN IN BROWN MARK 240.22 SELLERSBURG IN BROWN MARSHA 80.64 NEW WASHINGTON IN BROWN MEAGAN 7.21 GEORGETOWN IN BROWN MICHAEL 9.40 JEFFERSONVILLE IN BROWN ORIS 0.05 BORDEN IN BROWN PETER 200.83 CHESTERTON IN BROWN PHILLIP 34.83 BORDEN IN BROWN PHILLIP 100.10 ORLEANS IN BROWN RICKEY 14.22 SELLERSBURG IN BROWN ROBERT 337.07 BORDEN IN BROWN RODNEY 139.89 NEW ALBANY IN BROWN SCOTT 144.33 ORLANDO FL BROWN SHEILA 106.75 NEW ALBANY

FLOYDS KNOBS IN

NEW WASHINGTON IN BRITT CHARLES 26.78

BRITT JAMES 103.32

BRITTINGHAM YVONNE 39.44

BROAD KIM 198.74

BROADUS ANITA 138.79

BROADUS RENEE 38.26

BROADUS SUSAN 7.78

BROADY DOUGLAS 36.46

BROADY KEITH 48.31

BROADY WENDY 15.73

BROCK BARRY 22.77

BROCK CODY 10.53

BROCK CODY 6.65

BROCK JENNA 31.94

BROCK KEVIN 79.16

BROCK MARLIN 105.13

CORYDON IN

GEORGETOWN IN

ELIZABETH IN

BORDEN IN

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

CLARKSVILLE IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

FLOYDS KNOBS IN

SCOTTSBURG IN

HENRYVILLE IN

OTISCO IN

HENRYVILLE IN

FAIRDALE KY

BROCK PHYLLIS 25.84 CHARLESTOWN IN

BROCK ROBERT 239.80 FLOYDS KNOBS IN

BROCK STACY 4.85 CHARLESTOWN IN

BRONSON NATALIE

BRUNSON

BUCKNER SHARRON 158.02

BUDD DAVID 5.17

SELLERSBURG IN

SCOTTSBURG IN

SELLERSBURG IN

BUDD GEORGE 133.20 LOUISVILLE KY

BUENROSTRO ANDRES 31.18 SELLERSBURG IN

BUESO ASHLEY 47.38 LAGRANGE KY

BUESS MARISSA 6.87 NEW ALBANY IN BUETOW BRIAN 18.26 JEFFERSONVILLE IN BUFFORD AMY 37.28 HENRYVILLE IN BUIS KENNETH 116.78 HENRYVILLE IN

BUIS SHANE 33.25 NEW ALBANY IN BUKY JAMES 227.10 MANDEVILLE LA

BULLARD BRIAN 18.91 SELLERSBURG IN BULLARD TONY 885.93 FLOYDS KNOBS IN

BURCHETT MISTY 14.21 BORDEN IN

BURCHETT THOMAS 145.52 CHARLESTOWN IN BURCHIELLI FABIO 10.08 JEFFERSONVILLE IN BURDEN AARON 18.60 NEW WASHINGTON IN BURDEN JANET 180.09 NEW ALBANY IN

KENNETH 172.72 CLARKSVILLE IN BURDEN ROBERT 10.00 HENRYVILLE IN BURDEN ROSCOE 222.62 FLOYDS KNOBS IN BURDETTE ANABEL 20.76 PALMYRA IN

BURG MELISSA 152.25 GEORGETOWN IN BURGAN LYNN 32.41 CLARKSVILLE IN

BURGE DAVID 69.84 UNDERWOOD IN BURGER MICHAEL 344.96 MILTON KY

BURGER RAYMOND 6.61 LOUISVILLE KY

BURGESS BRIAN 17.64 HENRYVILLE IN BURGIN EDWIN 24.71 SELLERSBURG IN BURGIN JOSEPH 50.17 ORLEANS IN BURGIN RONALD 160.71 MEMPHIS IN BURKE CHARLENE 20.67

GEORGETOWN IN BURKE CHARLES 18.81 SCOTTSBURG IN BURKE DEBRA 29.96 FISHERS IN BURKE JAMES 12.00 CHARLESTOWN IN BURKE JAMES 0.13 CLARKSVILLE IN

BURKE LARRY 88.35

BURKE ROBERT 41.63

BURKE ROBERT 60.96

SELLERSBURG IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

BURKE SHARON 60.24 MT WASHINGTON KY

BURKE TROY 9.08 DAYTON OH

BURKHARDT CYNTHIA 0.30 BLOOMINGTON IN BURKHART JEFFERY 2.03 SEYMOUR IN

BURKHEAD MEGAN 14.51 CLARKSVILLE IN

BURKS CHRISTOPHER 9.62 CHARLESTOWN IN

BURKS REBECCA 50.43

BUSH MEGAN 23.19

SELLERSBURG IN BUSICK BRIAN 57.03

BUSKIRK MICHEAL 37.92

SCOTTSBURG IN

SELLERSBURG IN BUSSY FLOYD 5.32

CHARLESTOWN IN BUSTAMANTE JAMES 9.66 LAURENCE KS

BUTCH’S BODY SHOP 108.98 HENRYVILLE IN BUTERA CARL 51.34

SCOTTSBURG IN BUTLER DARREN 40.10

CHARLESTOWN IN BUTLER DAVID 62.32

BUTLER DOUGLAS 58.78

SELLERSBURG IN

WINSTON SALEM NC

BUTLER JOHN 54.31 NEW ALBANY IN BUTLER LARRY 2.42

BUTLER LEIF 18.68

FL CAMPBELL JAMES 40.71 JEFFERSONVILLE IN CAMPBELL JASON 7.59 AUSTIN IN CAMPBELL JOHN 147.11 AUSTIN IN CAMPBELL KAREN 93.53 PEKIN IN CAMPBELL LINDA 68.84 SCOTTSBURG IN CAMPBELL MARILYN 89.33 NABB IN CAMPBELL NEAL 11.20 NEW ALBANY IN CAMPBELL NORMA 120.57 SCOTTSBURG IN CAMPBELL PATRICIA 18.96 SELLERSBURG IN CAMPBELL PAUL 283.04 NORTH VERNON IN CAMPBELL PEGGY 126.93 JEFFERSONVILLE IN CAMPBELL ROBERT 165.23 LEXINGTON IN CAMPBELL ROBERT L BARN 14.23 SALEM IN CAMPBELL S 120.61 MEMPHIS IN CAMPBELL SHANE 43.98 CHARLESTOWN IN CAMPBELL SUSAN 21.14 NEW ALBANY IN CAMPBELL TAMMY 71.42 OTISCO IN CAMPBELL TONYA 27.13 BORDEN IN CAMPBELL TROY 31.50 JEFFERSONVILLE IN CAMPBELL VALERIE 45.12 SEYMOUR IN CAMPBELL WILLIAM 304.88 CHARLESTOWN IN CAMPION THOMAS 7.03 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

LOUISVILLE KY

BUTLER MARA 100.05 NEW ALBANY IN

BUTLER NATALIE 6.01 HENRYVILLE IN

BUTLER NEVA 11.90

SELLERSBURG IN

BUTLER ROBERT 2.80 CROSSVILLE TN

BUTNER JAMES 109.75 FLOYDS KNOBS IN BUTT RUFUS 290.40 BORDEN IN BUTTS JACOB 34.79 HENRYVILLE IN BUTTS KAYCIE 6.02 HENRYVILLE IN BUTTS LINDA 9.34

JEFFERSONVILLE IN BUTTS VELVA 5.42 CLARKSVILLE IN

BYER WESLEY 70.69

CHARLESTOWN IN

BYERLY VINCENT 20.22 LOUISVILLE KY

BYERS MEGAN 46.19

BYERS REBECCA 5.85

BYRD BRANDON 49.16

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

CINCINNATI OH

CHARLESTOWN IN

BYRD DAVID 11.53 DECATUR TN

BYRD DAVID 14.99 LEXINGTON IN

BYRD JOSEPH 7.76 NEW ALBANY IN

BYRD OWEN 14.63 NEW ALBANY IN

BYRNE LAWRENCE 88.04

BYRNES FRED 6.12

BYRON JASON 60.99

C & H HOME IMPROVEMENTS 37.60

C B & S CONSTRUCTION INC 7.81

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

LOUISVILLE KY

MEMPHIS IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

SOMERSET KY

CABLE JOHN 9.45 HANOVER IN

CABRERA GERARDO 9.78 FT LAUDERDALE FL

CAESAR DENISE 18.60

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

CAFFEE BRADLEY 63.03 NEW ALBANY IN

CAGLE DELBERT 53.70 HENRYVILLE IN

CAHILL AUSTIN 6.64

SELLERSBURG IN CAIN BOBBI 56.08

CAIN CHARLES 18.63

CAIN KEVIN 16.81

CAIN MARY 9.61

CAIN MARY 123.61

CAINE JAMES 2.91

CALDWELL KENNETH 36.14

CALDWELL PHILLIP 71.43

CALDWELL TRACY 127.58

CALDWELL VICKIE 46.82

MARYSVILLE IN

SELLERSBURG IN

MARYSVILLE IN

SELLERSBURG IN

SCOTTSBURG IN

CRESTWOOD KY

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

FLOYDS KNOBS IN

CALDWELL WILLIAM 243.68 OTISCO IN

CALILUNG MICHAEL 112.81 NEW ALBANY IN

CALKINS KENNETH 63.38

SELLERSBURG IN

CALLAHAN BRENDA 194.05 BORDEN IN

CALLAHAN JUDITH 21.94

CALLAHAN SCOTT 66.99

CALLAHAN WILLIAM 1.82

CALLICO

CLARKSVILLE IN

DEPUTY IN

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

CARTER BOYD 54.36 MERRITT ISLAND FL

CARTER CHARLES 12.71

CARTER CHRISTY 16.28

CARTER ELIZABETH 20.68

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

SELLERSBURG IN

CHAMBERS JEREMY 34.89

CHAMBERS MICHAEL 4.16

CHAMBERS RANDY 113.44

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

SELLERSBURG IN

COLORADO SPRINGS CO

CLAPP JAMES 93.37 MARYSVILLE IN CLAPP KEITH 28.81 HANOVER

CHARLESTOWN IN CARTER ELIZABETH 78.17

CARTER GORDON 66.46

CLARKSVILLE IN

WHITES CREEK TN CARTER IRENE 263.18 HENRYVILLE IN

CARTER JEFF 29.03

LITTLE ROCK AR

CARTER MATTHEW 73.56 AUSTIN IN

SELLERSBURG IN

CARTER MYLA 24.01

CARTER RICHARD 115.27

SELLERSBURG IN CARTER STEVEN 79.62

CHARLESTOWN IN CARTER TODD 6.52

SCOTTSBURG IN CARTER WAYNE 214.28 OTISCO IN CARTRIGHT JEFF 22.36 MARYSVILLE IN CARTWRIGHT ANNETTE 6.49 NABB IN

CARTWRIGHT ROBERT 191.97

CHARLESTOWN IN

CARTWRIGHT THERESA 8.27 NEW ALBANY IN CARUTHERS MICHAEL 108.23

CHARLESTOWN IN CARVER BILLY 24.19 JEFFERSONVILLE IN CARVER CONNIE 11.10 NEW ALBANY IN CARVER ROBERT 3.02 LACONIA IN

CARVER ROBERT 20.14

SELLERSBURG IN CASABELLA PHIL 12.66 LOUISVILLE KY

CASE ALISSA 48.06 MEMPHIS IN

CASE CLYDE 27.06

CASE DAVID 48.74

CHARLESTOWN IN

SELLERSBURG IN

CASE PATRICIA 50.39 SARASOTA FL

SELLERSBURG IN

CHAMBERS ROBERT 225.88 VALRICO FL

CHANCELLOR ROBERT 23.19

CHANDLER DENNIS 5.13

SELLERSBURG IN

JEFFERSONVILLE IN CHANDLER JAMES 32.49

CLARKSVILLE IN CHANDLER JOE 17.37

CLARKSVILLE IN CHANDLER WENDY 151.77

SELLERSBURG IN CHANDLER WILLIAM 32.94

LOUISVILLE KY

CHANLEY SHELBY 14.17

SELLERSBURG IN CHAPMAN CHARLES 2.19

FLOYDS KNOBS IN CHAPMAN DANA 73.68

SELLERSBURG IN CHAPMAN DANA 28.86

SELLERSBURG IN CHAPMAN MARTHA 35.51

CASEY BERTHA 182.56

CASEY GARY 198.91

CHARLESTOWN IN CASEY JANENE 172.42

CASEY LISA 1.79

SELLERSBURG IN

CASEY MEDESSA 62.66 NEW ALBANY IN

CASEY MEGAN 12.03 NEW WASHINGTON IN

CASEY MYRTLE 8.68 CLARKSVILLE IN

CASEY STACEY 94.27 UNDERWOOD IN

CASH CAROLYN 159.49 CHESTERFIELD MO

CASH KENNETH 15.02 CHARLESTOWN IN

CASH KEVIN 65.39 SAINT PETERSBURG FL

CASH MARIA 11.44 CHARLESTOWN IN

CASH SARA 6.07 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

CASHWELL CATHRINE 29.78 SELLERSBURG IN

CASIANO ENRIQUE 16.93 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

CASOLARI HILLARY 15.64 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

CASPER KIMBERLY 49.95 MEMPHIS IN CASPER MICHAEL 14.12 PLAINFIELD IN

CASSADY JEFFREY 15.45 LOUISVILLE KY

CASSADY LAURA 62.17 SELLERSBURG IN

CASTENADA ALICE 76.18 CHARLESTOWN IN

CASTILE TERRY 137.42 SELLERSBURG IN

CASTILLO JOSEPH 83.72 NEW ALBANY IN CASTILLO REBECCA 12.33 UNDERWOOD IN

CASTRO ERICA 53.74 CHARLESTOWN IN CASTRO GAGE 44.05 SELLERSBURG IN

CASWELL GARY 71.79 CLARKSVILLE IN

CATES HAROLD 300.57 LOUISVILLE KY

CATLETT JAMES 60.65 NEW ALBANY IN

CATO BENNY 57.66 GEORGETOWN IN CATRON FRANCES 45.69 NEW ALBANY IN

CAUDILL BOB 21.67 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

CAUDILL DORSEY 43.63 EAST BERNSTADT KY

CAUDILL FRED 6.21 CORYDON IN

CAUDILL JAYLEN 41.08 CHARLESTOWN IN

CAUDILL JUDY 16.76 HENRYVILLE IN

CAUDILL KAREN 183.56 JACKSON KY

CAUDILL KATHLEEN 11.36 LEBANON JUNCTION KY

CAUDILL LOIS 3.04 AUSTIN IN

CAUDILL ROGER 146.14

CHARLESTOWN IN

CAUDILL SETH 126.27 HENRYVILLE IN

CAUDILL SETH 56.93 MEMPHIS IN

CAUDILL TERRI 17.65 PLAINVILLE GA

CAUDILL TONY 28.08 NEW ALBANY IN

CAVALLO LOUIS 133.88 CAMPBELLSVILLE KY

CAVANAUGH ERIN 56.46 CHARLESTOWN IN

CAVANAUGH TESSA 7.72 HENRYVILLE IN

CAVE DOUG 12.53 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

CAWTHON LUPE 46.96 PEKIN IN

CEASAR JAMES 23.52 HENRYVILLE IN

CEBALLOS JUAN 50.37 MORRISVILLE NC

CEBALLOS MANUEL 16.75 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

CECIL DENISE 14.48 SELLERSBURG IN

CECIL LAUREN 44.76 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

CECIL SARAH 48.47 NEW ALBANY IN CENTERS BESSIE 42.89 SALEM IN CENTURY 21 2.65 JEFFERSONVILLE IN CENTURY 21 HINKLE 6.30 NEW ALBANY IN CENTURY 21 JOE GUY HAGAN 4.27 LOUISVILLE KY

CERAMI MARY 167.72 SCOTTSBURG IN

CERIDIAN CORPORATION 1,357.18 LOUISVILLE KY

CGR BLDG & DEVELOPMENT 10.20

CHAMBERLIN NEAL 47.85 NEW ALBANY IN

HENRYVILLE IN CHAPMAN TIFFANY 9.43

CHAPMAN TROY 151.61

BORDEN IN

HENRYVILLE IN CHAPMAN WILLIAM 71.27

CHAPUT JOHN 39.55

CHARLES ARTHUR 30.38

CHARLES DARRELL 12.75

CHARLESTOWN IN

JACKSONVILLE FL

MELBOURNE FL

NEW ALBANY IN CHARLESTON ROBERT 42.94

CHARLESTOWN HOUSING AUTHORITY 233.98

CHARLESTOWN HOUSING AUTHORITY 81.07

LAKEVILLE MN

CHARLESTOWN IN

CHARLESTOWN IN CHARLESTOWN REG BAPT CH 62.57

CHARLEY SHELBY 32.57

CHASTAIN CHRISTOPHER 57.04

CHARLESTOWN IN

LEXINGTON IN

FLOYDS KNOBS IN CHASTEEN SHELLY 79.23

SCOTTSBURG IN CHATBURN ALEXIS 13.08

CORYDON IN CHATE COLEY 27.38

CHARLESTOWN IN CHATHAM ROBERT 2.80

SCOTTSBURG IN CHATTIN TEALE 15.46

LEXINGTON IN CHAUSENKO SVETLANA 8.07

CHAVER LOIS 91.54

CHAVEZ MAELIN 31.71

CHAVEZ OLGA 5.52

CHARLESTOWN IN

NEW ALBANY IN

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

SELLERSBURG IN

CHAVEZ TASHIA 51.42 BORDEN IN CHEATHAM MISTY 15.19

CHEATHAM SANDRA 37.06

CHEATHAM VONDA 22.63

CHENG RAYMOND 31.67

NEW ALBANY IN

INDIANAPOLIS IN

SELLERSBURG IN

LOUISVILLE KY

CHERRY BETTY 35.48 NABB IN

CHERRY STEVEN 40.70

CHERRY TIMOTHY 4.09

CHESER KENNETH 95.46

CHESSER DONALD 8.66

CHESTER ANNETTA 146.79

NEW ALBANY IN

SELLERSBURG IN

BRANDENBURG KY

CHARLESTOWN IN

CHESTER DANA 28.06 MEMPHIS IN

CHESTER LARRY 100.15

CLARKSVILLE IN

CHESTER ROY 145.85 CUB RUN KY

CHEW KAY 263.90 HENRYVILLE IN

CHEW MICHAEL 38.77

CHHORN KIM 91.55

BORDEN IN

SELLERSBURG IN CHI GUO 51.36

CHIDESTER CHRISTINE 63.11

CHILDERS DONALD 59.64

CHILDRESS JULIA 59.53

CHILDRESS LARRY 1.23

CHILDRESS THOMAS 28.68

CHILDS RYAN R 3.80

CHIN RATHANY 56.01

SELLERSBURG IN

LOUISVILLE KY

BRADENTON FL

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

CAMPBELLSVILLE KY

HENRYVILLE IN

LOUISVILLE KY

NEW ALBANY IN CHISM KYLE 22.34

SELLERSBURG IN CHITWOOD BRETT 46.11

CHARLESTOWN IN CHITWOOD SHERRY 5.36

COTTONDALE FL

CHOCKLETTE JOHN 94.66 TAMPA FL

CHOE PATRICK 33.32

CHOWHAN NAVEED 114.26

CHRISCO PAUL 34.65

SELLERSBURG IN

FLOYDS KNOBS IN

NEW ALBANY IN CHRISMAN JACK 261.68

CHRISMAN WILLIAM 69.28

NEW ALBANY IN

SELLERSBURG IN

NEW ALBANY IN CHRISTIAN BILL 25.45

CHRISTIAN IRVIN 8.06

CHRISTIAN TERRY 42.72

CHRISTIAN TRUCKERS INC 89.77

CHRISTIE CARLA 12.24

CHRISTIE NATHAN 40.17

CHRISTMAN LOREN 295.62

CHUMLEY KYLE 32.04

CHURCH R 16.96

CHURCHILL CHRISTINE 7.67

CHURCHILL MARGARET 4.39

CIRESI SANDRA 112.69

CIRONE R 34.98

CISSELL EVAN 73.88

CISSELL HEATHER 3.82

CISSELL OLIVIA 61.82

CISSELL STEPHANIE 19.76

CITIZENS FIDELITY 0.80

CIUKAJ STEVEN 124.76

CLAGETT JOSEPH 27.23

CLAIR FRED 105.27

CLAMPITT DONALD 30.60

BORDEN IN

NORTH LAS VEGAS NV

FLOYDS KNOBS IN

DEPUTY IN

SCOTTSBURG IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

SELLERSBURG IN

MARYSVILLE IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

MEMPHIS IN

FLOYDS KNOBS IN

PHOENIX AZ

HENRYVILLE IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

NEW ALBANY IN

OTISCO IN

NEW ALBANY IN

SELLERSBURG IN

SCOTTSBURG IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

BIRDSEYE IN

CLANCY JOHN 0.63 INDIANAPOLIS IN

CLAPP BETTY 307.23

CLAPP DANIEL 5.62

CHARLESTOWN IN

COCHRAN KEVIN 128.95

SELLERSBURG IN COCHRAN LEROY 16.63

UNDERWOOD IN COCHRAN MARTIN 33.90

SCOTTSBURG IN COCHRAN MICHAEL 132.61 NEW WASHINGTON IN COCHRAN ROBERT 107.85

CHARLESTOWN IN COCHRAN RUTH 0.02

CLARKSVILLE IN COCHRAN TAMMY 51.94

CHARLESTOWN IN COCHRAN TIMOTHY 31.39 LEXINGTON IN COCHRAN WAYNE 84.77 NEW ALBANY IN COCHRAN WM 11.35 UNDERWOOD IN COFFEY GARY 6.72 BORDEN IN COFFEY MITZI 63.61 JEFFERSONVILLE IN COFFMAN DONNA 139.15 UNDERWOOD IN COFFMAN TAMMY 1.63 UNDERWOOD IN COGHILL HILDA 89.19 NEW ALBANY IN COKER MARAR 3.75

SCOTTSBURG IN COLE C 188.02 MARYSVILLE IN COLE H 158.18

CLARKSVILLE IN COLE HOMER E - FARM 1.01 OTISCO IN COLE JOHN 10.91 MEMPHIS IN COLE KAYLYNN 6.18 MARTINTON IL COLE LINDA 60.65 CHARLESTOWN IN COLE LYNDA 77.90 NEW WASHINGTON IN COLE M 254.72

SCOTTSBURG IN COLE MINNIE 4.00 OTISCO IN COLE RANDAL 40.77

SELLERSBURG IN COLE RANDY 87.41

SCOTTSBURG IN COLE RICK 91.89 SCOTTSBURG IN COLE RONALD 7.39 FLOYDS KNOBS IN COLE WILLIAM 239.59 MARYSVILLE IN COLEMAN BARRY 42.01 SELLERSBURG IN COLEMAN BRIAN 35.43 LOUISVILLE KY

COLEMAN

COMBS FLOYD 8.15

SELLERSBURG IN COMBS GLENDA 65.27 LEXINGTON IN COMBS LOUETTA 21.99 LEXINGTON KY COMBS MICHAEL 3.47 AUSTIN IN COMBS OMER 119.00 AUSTIN IN COMBS PAUL 173.69 MARYSVILLE IN COMBS ROGER 105.86 MARYSVILLE IN COMBS STEPHEN 104.05 LEXINGTON IN COMBS STEVEN R 12.50 HENRYVILLE IN COMBS TISHA 89.47 UNDERWOOD IN COMBS TRUMAN 18.62

IN COMPTON LANDER 45.61 NEW WASHINGTON IN CONARD JORDAN 7.88

JEFFERSONVILLE IN CONAWAY GWENDOLYN 191.20 BORDEN IN CONDER TINA 74.37

CLARKSVILLE IN CONDON GRANT 6.99

SELLERSBURG IN CONLEE KIM 52.27

SELLERSBURG IN CONLEY GEORGE 123.89

COLEMAN TRAVIS 57.99

ALBANY IN COLEMAN TYLER 48.54

IN COLEMAN WALTER 116.73 HENRYVILLE IN COLEMAN ZACH

IN COLEY WILLIAM

5.37

IN COLLARD DARRELL 132.69 MURFREESBORO TN COLLETT CHAS 54.29 NEW ALBANY IN COLLETT CHRISTINE K 9.53 CLARKSVILLE IN COLLETT JAMES 51.41 CHARLESTOWN IN COLLIER GREGORY 164.13 BORDEN IN COLLIER MAURICE 273.37 JEFFERSONVILLE IN COLLIER RAY 30.57 AUSTIN IN COLLIER REBECCA 26.92 LEXINGTON IN COLLINGWOOD STEPHEN 7.41 CLARKSVILLE IN COLLINGWOOD STEPHEN 56.47 UNDERWOOD IN COLLINS ARTHUR 208.51 SELLERSBURG IN COLLINS DANIEL 92.11 NABB IN COLLINS DENNIS 27.47 GREENVILLE IN COLLINS EUGENE 0.96 JEFFERSONVILLE IN COLLINS GRIFFIN 14.05 SELLERSBURG IN COLLINS JERRY 361.48 CHARLESTOWN IN COLLINS KEONNA 6.33 JEFFERSONVILLE IN COLLINS MELISSA 6.80 SEVIERVILLE TN COLLINS MICHAEL 57.48 NEW WASHINGTON IN COLLINS PHILLIP 55.92 MARYSVILLE IN

COLLINS RANDELL 117.16 MARYSVILLE IN COLLINS RANDELL 17.57 NEW ALBANY IN COLLINS RANDY 137.19 CORUNNA IN COLLINS REBECCA 10.26 LOUISVILLE KY

COLLINS REBECCA 4.60 LOUISVILLE KY

COLLINS ROLAND 25.77 SCOTTSBURG IN COLLINS ROY 3.60 CHARLESTOWN IN COLLINS SAM 7.16 AUSTIN IN COLLINS SHANE 30.59 UNDERWOOD IN COLLINS TERRY 190.27

SELLERSBURG IN COLLINS TINA 21.13 MEMPHIS IN COLLINS WALTER 5.28 CHARLESTOWN IN COLLINS WILLIAM 59.65 CHARLESTOWN IN COLMENARES BRAD 45.56

SELLERSBURG IN

COLMENERO MICHAEL 17.34 NEW ALBANY IN COLUCCI MARY 15.29 OTISCO IN

COLUMBIA HCA HEALTHCARE CO 18.80 NASHVILLE TN

COLVIN MARY 40.51

COLVIN PAULINE 78.39

SELLERSBURG IN

SELLERSBURG IN COLWELL ANGELA 59.15 HENRYVILLE IN COLWELL BANKERS 17.43

SELLERSBURG IN COLWELL DENNIS 84.61

CHARLESTOWN IN COLWELL

SELLERSBURG IN CONNELL JANET 2.19 HANOVER IN CONNOR STEPHEN 35.69

CONNORS DOUG 20.25

CONNORS JOHN 9.52

CONOVER AMANDA 4.18

LOUISVILLE KY

ANDERSON SC

LOUISVILLE KY

CLARKSVILLE IN CONRAD JOSH 6.38 CORYDON IN CONRAIL CORP 5.47

PHILADELPHIA PA CONRAIL CORP/HWY 31 8.27

PHILADELPHIA PA

CONROY DENNIS 3.55 MEMPHIS IN CONSECO FINANCIAL 8.26 CARMEL IN

LOUISVILLE KY

CONSTANT LINDA 93.64

CONSTANTINE MICHAEL 15.19

SELLERSBURG IN CONTRERAS AUTUMN 10.81

CONVERSE JAMIE 26.21

CONWAY BETTY 406.21

GEORGETOWN IN

LOUISVILLE KY

FLOYDS KNOBS IN CONWAY TERRY 88.07

CHARLESTOWN IN CONWAY TERRY 50.15 NEW ALBANY IN COOGLE JAMES H 4.80 MEMPHIS IN COOK BRIAN 36.24 ANTHEM AZ

COOK ERICA 58.59

SELLERSBURG IN COOK HENRY 8.62

FLOYDS KNOBS IN COOK JAMIE 21.61

JEFFERSONVILLE IN COOK KAREN 21.44

SELLERSBURG IN COOK KELLY 8.37 LOUISVILLE KY COOK KELLY 168.49

SELLERSBURG IN COOK KIMBERLY 5.49 SALEM IN

COOK LARA 83.36 PEKIN IN

COOK MARY 36.66

SELLERSBURG IN COOK PAUL 63.77 BORDEN IN COOK PAUL 6.90

SELLERSBURG IN COOK RUSSELL 152.28 NEW ALBANY IN COOK TYLER 44.49

SELLERSBURG IN COOK WALTER 70.45 GREENVILLE IN COOKE TERESA 39.33

GREEN BAY WI

ELIZABETHTON TN

COOLIDGE SHANNON 108.81

COOMER AMANDA 29.50

SELLERSBURG IN COOMER BRYAN 44.20

FLOYDS KNOBS IN COOMER CHELSEA 39.91

SELLERSBURG IN COOMER CHRISTIAN 63.65

CHARLESTOWN IN COOMER ELMER 6.85

ELIZABETHTOWN KY COOMER JESSIE 143.91

SELLERSBURG IN COOMER LARRY 61.71

LOUISVILLE KY

COOMER MARY 70.62

JEFFERSONVILLE IN COOMER TRACY 15.40

SELLERSBURG IN COOPER BIANCA 32.97

SELLERSBURG IN COOPER CHARLES 0.59

SCOTTSBURG IN COOPER CHERYL 23.35 PEKIN IN COOPER EDWARD 2.96

SELLERSBURG IN COOPER JAMES 361.77

SCOTTSBURG IN COOPER MITCHELL 38.73

SELLERSBURG IN COOPER NATHANIEL 48.09

SELLERSBURG IN COOPER ROBERTA 10.89 HENRYVILLE IN COOPER RONALD 21.96

CHARLESTOWN IN COOPER VIRGINIA 0.86

OKEECHOBEE FL COPAS JOHNNY 8.27

FLOYDS KNOBS IN COPE CATHY 12.24 NEW WASHINGTON IN COPELAND REBECCA 40.45

MARYSVILLE IN COPELAND SHELBY 51.07

LEXINGTON IN

COPPER CONSULTING INDUSTRIES 64.28 GLENDALE AZ

COPPLE BETTY 15.28

SCOTTSBURG IN COPPLE RAY 57.24

SCOTTSBURG IN COPPLE STEVEN 51.56

SCOTTSBURG IN

CORBETT BRIAN 65.88

CLARKSVILLE IN CORBETT MARIE 163.34

CORBETT REBECCA 14.37

CORBIN STEFANIE 34.56

CHARLESTOWN IN

CLARKSVILLE IN

GEORGETOWN

CRAIGMYLE LISA 120.22 CAMPBELLSBURG KY

CRAIN CHARLES 167.45 JACKSONVILLE FL

CRAIN DANIEL 184.00 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

CRAIN JOACHIM 13.91 HENRYVILLE IN

CRAIN WM 16.51 CLARKSVILLE IN

CRANE CHARLES 24.99 BORDEN IN

CRANE DAVE 30.84 SCOTTSBURG IN

CRANE MATTHEW 419.93 BORDEN IN

CRANK WILLIAM 38.04 CHARLESTOWN IN

CRAVEN JULIE 58.83 LOUISVILLE KY

CRAVENS KAREN 18.76 CHARLESTOWN IN

CRAVENS MARGARET 89.27 HENRYVILLE IN CRAVENS RANDY 149.44 WILLIAMSTON SC

CRAWFORD AUSTIN 27.34 SELLERSBURG IN CRAWFORD CHRIS 75.94 CHARLESTOWN IN CRAWFORD CHRISTY 32.79 GEORGETOWN IN

CRAWFORD CORNER INC 198.34 SELLERSBURG IN

CRAWFORD DUSTIN 46.32 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

CRAWFORD FABRICATING CO 21.22 SELLERSBURG IN CRAWFORD GREG 40.55 SELLERSBURG IN CRAWFORD HILDA 70.40 SCOTTSBURG IN CRAWFORD MELENA 66.15 SELLERSBURG IN CRAWFORD MELISSA DEANNA GIBBS 6.66 CLARKSVILLE IN CRAWFORD ROBERT 99.85 CLARKSVILLE IN

CRAWLEY CATHY 318.09 SELLERSBURG IN CRAWLEY DEREK 30.97 CORYDON IN

CRAWLEY JAMES 34.45 SELLERSBURG IN CRAWLEY JUSTIN 57.37 CHARLESTOWN IN CRAWLEY MARY 82.87 MEMPHIS IN

CRAYCRAFT REBECCA 16.88 SELLERSBURG IN CRAYS WM 231.98 NEW ALBANY IN CREECH DEBORAH 0.01 LOUISVILLE KY CREECH ELINOR 195.19 JEFFERSONVILLE IN CREECH JOANNA 49.97 OTISCO IN

CRENSHAW THOMAS 223.41 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

CRESCENT MOON FARM LLC 6.98 WESTFIELD IN CRESPO MIGUEL 6.18 WINTER GARDEN FL CRESTLINE REALTY INC 144.29 NEW ALBANY IN

CREWS WENDY 15.63 JEFFERSONVILLE IN CRICK ADAM 70.47 CHARLESTOWN IN

CRICK CHARLES 13.46 OTISCO IN

CRICK JEFF 47.42 MEMPHIS IN

CRIDER MIKE 44.42 CHARLESTOWN IN

CRIM RICHARD 17.41 SELLERSBURG IN CRIMMONS DENISE 15.40 HENRYVILLE IN CRIMMONS KENNETH 234.42 CHARLESTOWN IN CRIPE JERRY 84.15 LOWELL IN CRITES ASHLEY 6.62 CROTHERSVILLE IN

CRITES NICHOLAS 55.72 FLOYDS KNOBS IN

CRITTENDEN JERRY 19.99 LASALLE IL

CROCKATT GEORGE 36.47 SELLERSBURG IN

CROCKER AERIAL 21.65 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

CROCKER BOBBIE 45.37 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

CROCKER JAMES 1.73 LAFAYETTE CO

CROCKER MICHAEL 20.23 SUISUN CITY CA

CROFFORD MARIJANE 6.98 HENRYVILLE IN

CROFFORD RANDY 102.62 HENRYVILLE IN

CRONE ALAN 37.87 GEORGETOWN IN

CRONE MARVIN 60.43 SELLERSBURG IN

CRONE MELISSA 48.95 LOUISVILLE KY

CRONE STEPHEN 82.57 FLOYDS KNOBS IN

CRONE TIFFANY 24.53 CHARLESTOWN IN

CRONIN EUNICE 152.46 SELLERSBURG IN

CROSBY TABITHA 63.33 HENRYVILLE IN

CROSKY JOHN 5.61 CLARKSVILLE IN

CROSS CHARLES 328.64 CARMEL IN

CROSS JERRY 46.21 SCOTTSBURG IN

CROSS KENNETH 16.54 CHARLESTOWN IN

CROSS MICAH 64.03 CHARLESTOWN IN

CROSS VIRIGINA 10.77 LOUISVILLE KY

CROSSMANN COMMUNITIES INC 33.40 LOUISVILLE KY

CROUCH DUSTON 25.93 CHARLESTOWN IN

CROUCH MARCIA 39.29 JEFFERSONTOWN KY

CROUCH ROBERT 54.07 NEW ALBANY IN

CROUCHER ED 6.72 NEW ALBANY IN

CROUSE LINDSAY 7.76 CINCINNATI OH

CROWDER JUDITH 129.53 HENRYVILLE IN

CROWE DARRYL 227.26 MARYSVILLE IN

CROWE DAVID 132.54 SALEM IN

CROWE DEANNA OR JOHN H 30.32 SELLERSBURG IN

CROWE JAMES 26.95 MEMPHIS IN

CROWE JOHN 1.55 HENRYVILLE IN

CROWE MABEL 163.75 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

CROWE RICHARD 73.16 NEW ALBANY IN

CROWE STELLA 36.90 SELLERSBURG IN

CROWE THERESA 89.15 CHARLESTOWN IN

CROWELL CAROLINE 5.50 KNIGHTSTOWN IN

CRSSS JANET SUE STROUD 290.52

CRUZ ALAN 16.66

CRUZ BENNY 6.74

CHARLESTOWN IN

CRUCE BETTY 193.13 CHARLESTOWN IN

CRUICKSHANK CHARLES 6.78 CHANHASSEN MN

CRUM LINCOLN DREYER BLDR 30.13 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

CRUM QUINTEN/RENTAL 44.98 CHARLESTOWN IN

CRUM RICHARD 14.72 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

CRUMP MICHAEL 17.46 MT WASHINGTON KY

CRUSE SHANNON 59.59 SELLERSBURG IN

SELLERSBURG IN

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

CRUZ LISA 7.84 NEW ALBANY IN

CRUZ ROBERTO 23.30

CSIZMADIA TINA 13.20

CSX TRANS - 16697 14.30

CSX TRANS 03171 377.11

CULLEN CHRISTINE 32.60

SELLERSBURG IN

LOUISVILLE KY

JACKSONVILLE FL

SELLERSBURG IN CULLINS KENNETH 180.21

SELLERSBURG IN

CULLINS LISA 106.40 SALEM IN

CULOTTA MICHELLE 28.86

CULVER VERNON 25.56

CLARKSVILLE IN

JONESBORO GA

CUMMING REBECCA 63.05 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

CUMMINGS HARRISON 69.92

CLARKSVILLE IN

CUMMINGS KAREN 62.19 DAYTON OH

CUMMINGS VALERIE & DAVID 6.03

CUNDIFF JOHN 43.31

CUNDIFF MICHELLE 33.57

CUNDIFF PAUL 8.59

CUNLIFFE EUGENE 115.74

CUNNINGHAM CHRIS 48.95

CLARKSVILLE IN

GEORGETOWN IN

CRESTWOOD KY

JAMESTOWN KY

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

NEW MIDDLETOWN IN CUNNINGHAM DEE 74.23

MEMPHIS IN CUNNINGHAM GENEVA 60.67

NEW ALBANY IN CUNNINGHAM GREGORY 11.26

CUNNINGHAM HEATHER 20.36

HENRYVILLE IN

NEW ALBANY IN CUNNINGHAM JAMES 90.57

CHARLESTOWN IN CUNNINGHAM JENNIFER 67.56

SELLERSBURG IN CUNNINGHAM JOSEPH 14.36

SELLERSBURG IN CUNNINGHAM JOSHUA 39.18

SELLERSBURG IN CUNNINGHAM ROB 21.35

LAWRENCEBURG IN CUNNINGHAM SUSAN 76.09

JEFFERSONVILLE IN CUNNINGHAM TRUDY E MAY 65.74

JEFFERSONVILLE IN CUNNINGHAM TYLER 6.07

SELLERSBURG IN CUPP CONNIE 7.18

NEW ALBANY IN CUPP TROY 28.64

SELLERSBURG IN CURNUTT THERESA 43.56

SELLERSBURG IN CURRY DALE 21.85

JEFFERSONVILLE IN CURRY JANET 37.32

SELLERSBURG IN CURRY LORI 2.96

NEW ALBANY IN CURRY SHELIA 14.16

SCOTTSBURG IN CURRY TAMBRA 5.03

SELLERSBURG IN

CURTIS DAVID 70.43

SELLERSBURG IN CURTIS GEORGE 32.54

JEFFERSONVILLE IN CURTIS RONALD 17.79

CHARLESTOWN IN CURTSINGER SHIRLEY 5.43

PEKIN IN CURVES FOR 2.75

MITCHELL IN CUSHING ROBERT 104.96

LAS VEGAS NV CUTRIGHT COURTNEY 15.22

CUZZORT LARRY 36.27

CYMBALIST ANDREW 11.14

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

EVANSVILLE IN

CHARLESTOWN IN CZOCH SCOTT 102.43

D & J CABINET 249.20

D & M MACHINE & TOOL INC 921.61

D H ASHBY CO INC 1.64

DABNEY APRIL 74.21

PEKIN IN

UNDERWOOD IN

SCOTTSBURG IN

LOUISVILLE KY

CHARLESTOWN IN DABNEY CHAD 33.76

DABNEY FRANK 30.34

DAEGER JASON 55.78

DAGGY NICOLE 21.22

DAHL SUSAN 56.13

DAHN CRAIG 45.39

DAIBER JEFFERY 54.62

DAILEY RAYMOND 14.81

DAILY JAMES 1.35

DAILY JONATHAN 24.87

DAILY SHERRI 13.39

DAILY SUE 56.97

DALLAS NANCY 125.57

DALLMANN RACHEL 59.30

CLARKSVILLE IN

DELPHI IN

SELLERSBURG IN

PROVO UT

BORDEN IN

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

SELLERSBURG IN

HENRYVILLE IN

CLARKSVILLE IN

SELLERSBURG IN

NEW ALBANY IN

SELLERSBURG IN DALTON ALEXANDRIA 9.72

DALY JOSH 51.25

DAMBROS DENNIS 267.25

DANIEL CHRIS 85.98

DANIEL CLARK 12.11

DANIEL GEORGE 135.24

DANIEL JOHN 0.57

DANIEL JOHN 166.69

DANIEL MARY 23.82

DANIEL RANDALL 2.42

DANIEL ROBERT 159.80

DANIEL VIRGINIA 39.63

DANIELS GREGG 57.44

DANIELS MATTHEW 9.61

DANNER BILL 40.98

DANNHEISER AARIN 11.41

DARBY GARY 118.07

DARLING KAITLYNN 19.51

DARNALL JEREMIAH 43.82

DARRINGER ROY 0.97

DARVIN TRISTAN 9.44

DAUBITZ BARRY DON A CAROL 115.89

DAUBS JOHN 105.70

SELLERSBURG IN

HENRYVILLE IN

LOUISVILLE KY

MARYSVILLE IN

SELLERSBURG IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

HENRYVILLE IN

NEW ALBANY IN

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

SELLERSBURG IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

OTISCO IN

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

HENRYVILLE IN

OTISCO IN

SCOTTSBURG IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

CORYDON IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

VERSAILLES IN

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

CLARKSVILLE IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

DEATON MERVIN 83.37

DEATON RETTA 167.73

DEATON RHONDA 86.36

DEATON RICHIE 46.70

DEATON SCOTT 18.65

DEATON TAMMY 20.31

DEATON WILLIAM 9.61

DEATRICK ELIAS 15.61

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

SCOTTSBURG IN

SELLERSBURG IN

SCOTTSBURG IN

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

HENRYVILLE IN

ELLETTSVILLE IN

DEAUX SHANTAE 5.83 MAMPHIS IN

DEBBIE DEE 86.81 NABB IN

DEBOER JOHN 63.98 HENRYVILLE IN

DECKARD CLINTON 82.51 LOUISVILLE KY

DECKARD JOHN 112.19

DECKARD P 11.34

DECKER BRENDA 25.35

DECKER BYTHA 8.12

DECKER HARRY 138.99

DECKER JASON 19.36

DECKER JERRY 218.13

DECKER JOE 25.46

DECKER LARRY 158.04

SELLERSBURG IN

SCOTTSBURG IN

SELLERSBURG IN

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

GEORGETOWN IN

SELLERSBURG IN

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

DECKER STEPHANIE 112.00 HENRYVILLE IN

DECKER TONY 222.64

DECKER WILLIAM 260.45

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

CHARLESTOWN IN DEEDS J 109.47

DEERINGER MATTHEW 22.74

DEGROAT LORIN 59.22

DEHART JOAN 43.32

SELLERSBURG IN

CHARLESTOWN IN

SELLERSBURG IN

SELLERSBURG IN DEHN CATHERINE 4.32 MEMPHIS IN DEHN JEROLD S 73.09

DEHN LAUREN 12.05

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

DEIMLING KAREN 17.05 SPRINGBORO OH

DELANEY CAROLYN 26.59

CHARLESTOWN IN DELAP KERRY 46.36 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

DELONJAY CARLETTA 41.76 BORDEN IN DELORENZO JEREMY 10.22 WOODBRIDGE VA

DEMATOS ANDREW 52.50

CHARLESTOWN IN

DEMEO STEPHEN 94.29 CORONA CA

DEMILLE DAVID 62.29 SPEED IN

DEMOSS JOEL 7.19 NEW ALBANY IN DEMOTTE JONATHAN 48.70 SELLERSBURG IN DEMPSEY CHARLES 98.69 SELLERSBURG IN DENHAM JOHN 92.46 GEORGETOWN TX

DENHARD JENNIFER 18.45 BORDEN IN DENHARD TYLER 6.16 BORDEN IN

DENISON JOHN 15.21 SELLERSBURG IN DENISON LARRY 74.26 NEW ALBANY IN DENMAN EDWARD 8.74 CLARKSVILLE IN DENNIS MONTE 52.41 NEW ALBANY IN DENNIS THOMAS 203.84 JEFFERSONVILLE IN DENNISON AMANDA 26.91 MEMPHIS IN DENNISON KENNETH 76.28 BARDSTOWN KY

DENNISON STEVEN 77.43 LOUISVILLE KY

DENNY BARBARA 35.33 SELLERSBURG IN DENNY BARBARA S 156.24 LOUISVILLE KY

DENNY CHRISTOPHER 63.89 CHARLESTOWN IN DENSFORD CHRISTINA 6.54 JEFFERSONVILLE IN DENSFORD FRANK 2.51 CHARLESTOWN IN DENSFORD LINDA 93.95 CLARKSVILLE IN DENSFORD TRACY 75.59 CHARLESTOWN IN

DENT KAREN 61.02 JEFFERSONVILLE IN DENTON AARON 60.68 OTISCO IN

DENTON EDWARD 159.89 MEMPHIS IN

DENTON WILLIAM 65.80 LOUISVILLE KY

DENTRY RAY 11.16 SELLERSBURG IN DEOGRACIAS SHARON 96.02 INDIANAPOLIS IN DEPIERRO CARMINE 54.91 PROSPECT KY

DERASARI JIGNESH 20.20 PEARLAND TX

DESIGN DYNAMIC BLDERS INC 28.68 FLOYDS KNOBS IN

DESKINS EVERETT 76.94 LEXINGTON IN

DESPAIN JAMES 1.11 SCOTTSBURG IN

DESPAIN ROBERT 5.93 NEW ALBANY IN

DEVELOPERS HDS 6.58 NEW ALBANY IN

DEVILLIER LARRY 78.66 TEAGUE TX

DEVINE JIM & RITA BARN 115.68 GILBERT AZ

DEVINE TOMMY 18.12 BORDEN IN

DEVORE CHESTER 0.39 NABB IN

DEVORE MARTIN 5.38 NEW ALBANY IN

DEVORE ROBERT 4.16 NABB IN

DEWEESE CHUCK 38.58

CHARLESTOWN IN

DEWEESE DONALD 29.03 HENRYVILLE IN

DEWEESE KENNY 8.85 CLARKSVILLE IN

DEWEESE TERRY 103.11 BORDEN IN

DEWEESE WARREN 122.83 OTISCO IN

DEWEY MARY 0.99 SELLERSBURG IN

DISMORE RAY E - RENTAL 6.95

SELLERSBURG IN

SELLERSBURG IN DISNEY SHERILENNA 23.54

CHARLESTOWN IN DIVINE JAMES 100.46

DIXON DAVID 24.52

FRANKFORT KY

CLARKSVILLE IN

DIXON KAREN 27.42 BORDEN IN DIXON KAREN 38.06

JEFFERSONVILLE IN DIXON LINDA 4.23

CLARKSVILLE IN DOANE JAMES 17.10

JEFFERSONVILLE IN DOANE KENNETH 141.60

LOUISVILLE KY

DOBBINS JONI 8.33

VINCENNES IN DOBBS AMANDA 9.49 PEKIN IN

DOBBS CHARLES 52.47

DOBBS STACY 27.60

LOUISVILLE KY

SELLERSBURG IN

DOBSON DAVID 24.05 BORDEN IN

DOBSON DAVID 0.12

SELLERSBURG IN

DOBSON HANK 9.40 CORYDON IN

DOBSON HANK 63.01 NEW ALBANY IN DOCKTER CHRISTOPHER 16.83

CHARLESTOWN IN DODD WILLIAM 55.10 BORDEN IN

DODGE AMANDA 34.87 MEMPHIS IN

DODGE ANTHONY 198.46 MEMPHIS IN

DODGE LAUREL 85.67

CHARLESTOWN IN

DODGE REBECKA L 11.33 LEXINGTON IN

DODGE SHEILA 7.05

DOEBLER BRANDON 26.99

DOEBLER MICHAEL 34.56

DOERING CHARLES 5.35

DOERR WILLIAM 0.32

BORDEN IN

HENRYVILLE IN

MEMPHIS IN

SELLERSBURG IN

LOUISVILLE KY

DOHONEY STEVEN 105.95 TUPELO MS

DOLCIMASCOLO CASSANDRA 19.77 NEW ALBANY IN

DOLD JOSEPH 11.49

MONTICELLO IN DOLD LLOYD 148.01

SELLERSBURG IN

WICHITA KS

DOLLINS JANET 30.18

DOLPHIN CRYSTAL 44.78

CHARLESTOWN IN DOMINO RAYMOND 21.04

DONAHAY ANN 7.12

DONAHOE MATTHEW 5.15

DONAHUE GREG 22.68

INDEPENDENCE MO

SCOTTSBURG IN

NEW ALBANY IN

CHARLESTOWN IN DONAHUE JEFF 127.98

DONAIRE SARA 240.42

CHARLESTOWN IN

MARYSVILLE IN DONALDSON JOY 239.15 MENTONE AL

DONAN RAYMOND 6.02

CHARLESTOWN IN DONES COREY 5.20

GEORGETOWN IN DONES THEODORE 9.65 MEMPHIS IN DONNELL MISTY 42.77

CHARLESTOWN IN

CROTHERSVILLE IN DONNELLY JACK 69.76

DONNELLY JOSEPH 23.06 NEW HARTFORD NY

DOOLEY TERRY 2.45

NEW ALBANY IN DORNBUSH GREGORY 62.61

SELLERSBURG IN DORRIS AUDREY 16.12

SELLERSBURG IN DORTEN AMANDA 24.66 MEMPHIS IN DOSS BRADY 47.14

DOSS STEVEN 36.38

MARYSVILLE IN

RICHARD

NEW ALBANY IN DUNN RITA 139.33 JEFFERSONVILLE IN DUNN ROBERT 19.56 CLARKSVILLE IN DUNN SHERMAN 82.26 SCOTTSBURG IN DUNN STEVE 12.08 ANDERSON IN DUNN

CHARLESTOWN IN DOSS WALTER 6.06

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

DOSS WAYNE 226.17 BORDEN IN

DOTY JENA 46.31

SELLERSBURG IN DOTY RENEE 7.88

SELLERSBURG IN DOTY TRACY 46.19

CHARLESTOWN IN DOUBLE EAGLE GOLF INC 9.17

DOUD CONNIE 147.43

JEFFERSONVILLE IN

ALBANY IN DOUD MICHAEL 14.97

DOUGLAS GENEVIEVE 28.27

ALBANY IN

CHARLESTOWN IN DOUGLAS JEFFERY 91.30

DOUGLAS KENDALL 9.98

FLOYDS KNOBS IN

CHARLESTOWN IN DOUGLAS PAUL 137.52

SCOTTSBURG IN DOWELL GREG 4.49 MEMPHIS IN DOWELL JAMES 17.29

DOWELL KENNETH 43.96

CHARLESTOWN IN

DUVALL DAVID 0.99 DANDRIDGE TN

DUVALL FAITH 35.75 LOUISVILLE KY

DUVALL JOSEPH 6.20 NEW ALBANY IN

DWYER NATISHA 11.97 SELLERSBURG IN

DYE SAPP 6.00 COLORADO SPRINGS CO

DYER MARGARET 97.08 LOUISVILLE KY

DYER NORA 260.77 SCOTTSBURG IN

DYER ROBERT D 290.30 INDIANAPOLIS IN

DYNAMIC DEVELOPMENT 19.58 NEW ALBANY IN

DYSON DWIGHT 153.03 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

DYSON DWIGHT 24.93 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

EADE JONATHON 46.02 SELLERSBURG IN

EADS NORMA 9.27 SCOTTSBURG IN

EARL KERRI 6.21 SCOTTSBURG IN

EARLS REBECCA 34.81 CLARKSVILLE IN

EARLY CHRISTY 16.98 CHARLESTOWN IN

EASLEY CHAZ 21.44 CHARLESTOWN IN

EAST DENNIS 1.01 UNDERWOOD IN

EASTRIDGE EDWARD 9.73 NEW ALBANY IN

EATON CAMERON 21.80 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

EATON TIMOTHY 20.29 SELLERSBURG IN

EAVES MONA 246.16 GREENVILLE KY

EBERHARDT JOHN 151.66 PROSPECT KY

EBERSOLD WILLIAM 7.46 CHARLESTOWN IN

EBERTSHAUSER BRUCE 9.95 SCOTTSBURG IN

EBERTSHAUSER DONALD 235.41 LEXINGTON IN

ECKERT ALBERT 59.51 MEMPHIS IN

ECKERT NATHANIEL 87.14 MEMPHIS IN

ECKSTEIN MARY 49.69 EAGAN MN

EDDS SARAH 6.90 SELLERSBURG IN

EDDS TERRI 7.08 BORDEN IN

EDDY CHESTER 115.32 NEW ALBANY IN

EDDY MARY 118.11 ELIZABETHTOWN KY

EDELEN DIANA 54.19 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

EDELEN LISA 64.70 CHARLESTOWN IN

EDENS FLOYD 1.22 CLARKSVILLE IN

EDERER CHRISTOPHER 188.25 PARDEEVILLE WI

EDGELL TIM 53.91 NEW ALBANY IN

EDGERTON BRAD 96.31 HENRYVILLE IN

EDINGTON RONALD 44.58 MARYSVILLE IN

EDINGTON RONALD 139.25 SELLERSBURG IN

EDLIN JERRY 33.74 NEW ALBANY IN

EDLIN MORTON 136.56 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

EDLIN ROBERT 12.78 ELIZABETH IN

EDLIN ROBERT 176.87 UNDERWOOD IN

EDMONDS TRACEY 9.73 NASHVILLE TN

EDRINGTON JOHN 147.32 SCOTTSBURG IN

EDRINGTON MICHAEL 38.50 FLOYDS KNOBS IN

EDRINGTON ROBIN 35.49 CHARLESTOWN IN

EDSELL ROBERT 67.74 JEFFERSONVILLE IN

EDWARDS BENJAMIN 12.50 CLARKSVILLE IN

EDWARDS BEULAH 249.18 HENRYVILLE IN

EDWARDS BRIAN 56.83 KNOXVILLE TN

EDWARDS CARLOS 200.89 JEFFERSONVILLE IN EDWARDS GLEN 26.79 DAPHNE AL

EDWARDS JOHNNY 91.60 LOUISVILLE KY

EDWARDS LINDA 79.57 SCOTTSBURG IN

EDWARDS PAMELA 31.78 POWELL TN

EDWARDS PAMELA J (LAMB) 210.96 GALLATIN TN

EDWARDS RICK 63.68 SELLERSBURG IN

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One of summer’s most popular fruits is the star of these delicious desserts

LEMON BLUEBERRY ZUCCHINI BREAD

Yvonne Bertke, St. Meinrad

1½ cups all-purpose flour

½ tsp salt

¾ tsp baking powder

½ tsp baking soda

¾ cup sugar

Zest of one lemon

2 eggs, beaten

½ cup oil

1½ tsp fresh lemon juice

1 cup blueberries

1 cup grated zucchini, squeezed dry

GLAZE (optional)

1 cup powdered sugar

Pinch of salt

4 tsp fresh lemon juice

Preheat the oven to 350 F and prepare a 9x5-inch loaf pan by spraying it with cooking spray, laying a piece of parchment or waxed paper in the bottom of the pan, spraying again, and lightly dusting with flour.

Mix flour, salt, baking powder, and baking soda in a small bowl and set aside.

Mix the sugar and lemon zest in a large bowl. Use a large mixing spoon to press the zest into the sugar until it is pale yellow and uniformly mixed. Add the dry zucchini to the lemon sugar, along with the eggs, oil, and lemon juice. Beat it all together until uniformly mixed.

Stir the dry ingredients into the wet ingredients and mix thoroughly. Fold in the blueberries. Pour the batter into the prepared loaf pan and smooth the top. Bake for 40 to 50 minutes until the loaf is golden brown and a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean. Cool 10 minutes in the pan on a wire rack, then loosen the loaf by running a butter knife along the edges. Remove the loaf from the pan, remove the paper from the bottom of the loaf, and finish cooling on the rack.

For the glaze, mix the ingredients and drizzle over the cooled loaf before serving. Store it wrapped in a cool, dry place or refrigerate. The bread can also be made in smaller, 5x3-inch loaves and baked for 30 to 40 minutes.

BLUEBERRY KUCHEN Doris Ann Kahlert, Berne

1½ cups all-purpose flour

¾ cup sugar

2 tsp baking powder

1½ tsp lemon zest

½ tsp ground nutmeg

¼ tsp salt

2 ⁄ 3 cup milk

¼ cup butter, melted

1 egg, room temperature, beaten

1 tsp vanilla

2 cups blueberries

TOPPING

¾ cup sugar

4½ cups all-purpose flour

2¼ cups melted butter

Combine flour, sugar, baking powder, lemon zest, nutmeg, and salt in a large bowl. Add milk, butter, egg, and vanilla. Beat for 2 minutes or until well blended. Pour into a greased 9x13-inch baking dish. Sprinkle with the blueberries.

In another bowl, combine sugar and flour, then add the butter. Toss with a fork until crumbly. Sprinkle over the top. Bake at 350 F for 40 minutes or until lightly browned.

EDITOR’S NOTE:

Frozen blueberries can be used instead of fresh in any of these recipes. If frozen is used, do not thaw as blueberry juice will affect the color of the batter.

CHEESECAKE PIE Rosa Uhrin, West Lafayette

9-inch graham cracker ready crust FOR THE CHEESE CUSTARD:

8 oz cream cheese, softened

1⁄ 3 cup sugar

1 tsp vanilla extract

2 eggs

Zest from 1 lemon, freshly grated FOR THE BERRY TOPPING:

2 cups blueberries

1⁄4 cup water

1⁄ 3 cup sugar

1 1⁄ 2 Tbsp cornstarch mixed with

1 Tbsp cold water

Preheat the oven to 325 F. To make the cheese custard, combine the cream cheese, sugar, and vanilla in a medium bowl and beat until thoroughly mixed and smooth. Add the eggs and beat well. Stir in the lemon zest. Pour into the pie shell and bake until just set, 25 to 30 minutes. Remove from the oven and let cool completely.

While the custard is baking, combine the berries, water, and sugar in a medium saucepan and bring to a boil. Reduce the heat and simmer, covered, for 5 minutes, stirring once or twice to prevent sticking. Remove from the heat and add the cornstarch mixture. Return to a boil and cook for one minute, stirring constantly until the mixture is thickened. Remove from the heat and cool until tepid. Spoon the berries over the custard. Chill for at least one hour before serving.

BLUEBERRY

Doctor urges seniors to carry medical alert device

Seniors snap

up new

medical alert device that comes with no monthly bills

People don’t always do what their doctor says, but when seasoned veteran emergency room physician, Dr. Philip B. Howren, says every senior should have a medical alert device, you better listen up.

“Seniors are just one fall away from being put in a nursing home,” Dr. Howren said. “With a medical alert device, seniors are never alone. So it keeps them living independently in their own home. That’s why seniors and their family members are snapping up a sleek new medical alert device that comes with no monthly bills ever,” he said.

Many seniors refuse to wear old style help buttons because they make them look old. But even worse, those medical alert sys -

tems come with monthly bills.

To solve these problems Universal Physicians, a U.S. company went to work to develop a new, modern, state-of-theart medical alert device. It’s called “FastHelp™” and it instantly connects you to free unlimited nationwide help everywhere cell service is available with no contracts, no deposits and no monthly bills ever.

“This slick new little device is designed to look like the pagers doctors wear every day. Seniors love them because it actually makes them look important, not old,” Dr. Howren said.

FastHelp is expected to hit store shelves later this year. But special newspaper promotional giveaways are slated for seniors in select areas. ■

■ NO MONTHLY BILLS: “My wife had an old style help button that came with hefty bills every month and she was embarrassed to wear it because it made her look old,” said Frank McDonald, Canton, Ohio. “Now, we both have FastHelp™, the sleek new medical alert device that our grandkids say makes us look ‘cool’ not old,” he said. With FastHelp, seniors never have to worry about being alone and the best part is there are no monthly bills ever.

Seniors born before 1961 get new medical alert device with no monthly bills ever

contracts,

unlimited nationwide help with just

The phone lines are ringing off the hook.

That’s because for seniors born before 1961, it’s a deal too good to pass up.

Starting at precisely 8:30am this morning the Pre-Store Release begins for the sleek new medical alert device that comes with the exclusive FastHelp™ One-Touch E 911 Button that instantly connects you to unlimited nationwide help everywhere cell service is available with no contracts, no deposits and no monthly bills ever.

“It’s not like old style monitored help buttons that make you talk to a call center and only work when you’re at home and come with hefty bills every month. FastHelp comes with state-of-theart cellular embedded technology. That means

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(Continued from previous page) it works at home or anywhere, any time cell service is available whether you’re out watering the garden, driving in a car, at church or even hundreds of miles away on a tour or at a casino. You are never alone. With just a single push of the One-Touch E Button you instantly get connected to free unlimited help nationwide with no monthly bills ever,” said Jack Lawrence, Executive Director of Product Development for U.S. based Universal Physicians.

“We’ve never seen anything like it. Consumers absolutely love the sleek new modern design and most of all, the instant rebate that practically pays for it and no monthly bills ever,” Lawrence said.

FastHelp is the sleek new medical alert device with the best of combinations: a quality, high-tech engineered device that’s also an extremely great value because there are no monthly bills ever.

Better still, it comes with no contracts, no deposits and no monthly bills ever – which makes FastHelp a great choice for seniors, students and professionals because it connects to one of the largest nationwide networks everywhere cell service is available for free.

And here’s the best part. All those who already have an old style monitored medical alert button can immediately eliminate those monthly bills, which is why Universal Physicians is widely advertising this announcement nationwide.

“So if you’ve ever felt a medical alert device was too complicated or expensive, you’ll want to get FastHelp, the sleek new medical alert device with no monthly bills,” said Lawrence.

The medical alert device slugfest was dominated by two main combatants who both offer old style monitored help buttons that come with a hefty bill every month. But now Universal Physicians, the U.S. based

heavyweight, just delivered a knockout blow sending the top rated contenders to the mat with the unveiling of FastHelp.

It’s the sleek new cellular embedded medical alert device that cuts out the middleman by instantly connecting you directly to highly trained 911 operators all across the U.S. There’s absolutely nothing to hook-up or install. You don’t need a land line and you don’t need a cell phone. Everything is done for you.

“FastHelp is a state

of the art medical alert device designed to make you look important, not old. Old style monitored help buttons you wear around your neck, or require expensive base station equipment or a landline are the equivalent of a horse and buggy,” Lawrence says. “It’s just outdated.”

Millions of seniors fall every year and spend hours lying on the floor helpless and all alone with no help.

But seniors who fall

HOW TO GET IT:

IF BORN BEFORE 1961:

and get immediate help are much more likely to avoid getting sent to a nursing home and get to STAY living in their own home independently.

Yet millions of seniors are still risking their safety by not having a medical alert device. That’s because seniors just can’t afford to pay the monthly bills that come with old style medical alert devices.

That’s why seniors

born before 1961 are rushing to cash in the whopping $150 instant rebate before the 21 day deadline ends.

So there’s no need to wait for FastHelp to hit store shelves later this year because seniors born before 1961 can get it now just by using the $150 instant rebate coupon printed in today’s newspaper before the 21 day deadline ends. If lines are busy keep trying, all calls will be answered. ■

Use the rebate coupon below and call this Toll-Free Hotline: 1-800-330-4294 DEPT.

IF BORN AFTER 1961: You cannot use the rebate coupon below and must pay $299 Call: 1-800-330-9423 DEPT. HELP8536

THE BOTTOM LINE: You don’t need to shop around. We’ve done all the leg work, this deal is too good to pass up. FastHelp with the instant rebate is a real steal at just $149 and shipping and there are no monthly bills ever.

PROS: It’s the sleek new medical alert device that comes with the exclusive FastHelp OneTouch E 911 Button that instantly connects you to free unlimited nationwide help everywhere cell service is available with no contracts or deposits. It connects you to the vast available network of cellular towers for free and saves seniors a ton of money because there are no monthly bills ever making this deal irresistible. Plus it’s the only medical alert device that makes seniors look important, not old.

CONS: Consumers can’t get FastHelp in stores until later this year. That’s why it’s so important for seniors born before 1961 to call the National Rebate Center Hotline within the next 21 days. For those who miss that deadline, the sleek little medical alert device will set you back over $300 bucks.

GUIDING MEMBERS TOWARD efficiency

BY JODI BORGER

Cooperative energy advisors provide education and practical power solution s

Across Indiana, energy advisors play a crucial role in empowering electric cooperative members to make informed decisions about their use of electricity. Their responsibilities go beyond simply answering member questions about energy consumption and providing guidance on energyefficient upgrades, as unique situations constantly arise and no two days are ever the same.

“Every day is different,” said Joe Spear, energy solutions coordinator for Carroll White REMC.

“Some days, I’m out in the field assessing high

consumption, helping members understand their energy use, and making recommendations. Other days, I manage rebate programs, coordinate with contractors, or work on marketing and communication efforts to get efficiency information out to our members.”

Spear’s background in HVAC and construction gave him a unique ability to assess homes, troubleshoot energy concerns, and provide practical solutions. Like many in the energy advisor role, Spear’s experience and skills aren’t necessarily those you learn in a classroom but have been built on decades of hands-on experience and working with people.

“I entered the heating and air conditioning world in 1991 as a

contractor,” said Spear. “I handled sales, service, and installation for over two decades before making the move to the cooperative in 2013.”

Educating and investigating

One of an energy advisor’s primary responsibilities is assisting members with high consumption and investigating potential causes of increased use. This is also an opportunity for advisors to educate members.

“First and foremost, it is just educating the members on how to know what things cost and how to control their use. People should know what their appliances cost to run,” said Spear. “If you plug in a space heater, you should have an idea of how much that will add to your bill.”

Joe Spear

Matt Walters, lead member service technician at Boone REMC, echoed Spear, sharing that many residential

members, particularly those new to electric heating and appliances, are unaware of how certain devices impact their bills. Member inquires on high consumption often stem from a lack of knowledge regarding electric water heaters and space heaters.

“A lot of people assume a small space heater doesn’t add up to very much money when actually it can be very expensive to operate and should not be used to try and heat a room on a regular basis,” said Walters.

To assist members in identifying the causes of high consumption, Boone REMC and Carroll White REMC, like many cooperatives, offer various investigative services.

“During in-home visits, I try to figure out how members use different electrical devices,” said Walters. “I’m able to hook up to the meter base with an amp meter to determine if anything is running that the member might not be aware of and help calculate how the total kilowatt-hours for the bill are adding up.”

Additionally, Boone REMC provides more in-depth home energy evaluations.

“We also offer evaluations using infrared cameras to detect missing insulation or air leaks,” said Walters. Walters has uncovered numerous cases of hidden electricty waste, from well pumps stuck in the “on” position to malfunctioning heat

pumps, all of which significantly increased consumption.

“We often find causes of higher use that members are unaware of, such as stuck well pumps, heat pumps, and geothermal systems that are not working properly, driving up bills unnecessarily,” said Walters.

Both Walters and Spear encourage members to take a proactive approach to monitoring their kilowatt-hour consumption.

“Knowing what type of HVAC equipment you have and monitoring it regularly to make sure it’s working properly before waiting to find out when electric bills arrive is key,” said Walters. “Take advantage of SmartHub, which shows daily reads, to see if something is abnormal.”

Assisting home efficiency efforts

Beyond addressing high consumption, energy advisors guide members through making their homes more efficient.

“Sealing air leaks and adding insulation are some of the most effective ways to improve energy efficiency,” said Spear. “Many people don’t realize how much heat they’re losing through their attic. I always tell them, ‘Seal it up first, then insulate, then look at upgrading appliances.’”

Some cooperatives around the state also offer various rebates and programs to assist members in their efficiency efforts.

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Matt Walters

Energy advisors can provide members with in-home visits to evaluate energy use.

During home visits, energy advisors investigate many reasons for increased energy use, including potential air leaks.

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“Every co-op is different, with a variety of rebates and programs. We manage rebate programs and work with Wabash Valley Power Alliance, our generation and transmission partner, for additional incentives,” said Spear. We also offer an energy efficiency loan program, a water heater program, and a geothermal loop program.”

Spreading the word

Effectively communicating energy efficiency strategies is an ongoing effort.

Boone REMC takes a proactive approach by promoting energy efficiency through various communication channels, including targeted email campaigns.

“With the extremely cold weather earlier this year, we noticed a sharp rise in the number of accounts with unusually high use. We then worked with our communications department to create a targeted email campaign for these members,” said Walters.

“We use multiple channels — social media, SmartHub, radio ads, billboards, and Indiana Connection magazine — to get information out,” said Spear. “But one of the most effective methods has been working directly with contractors.”

Thanks to his HVAC background, Spear has built strong relationships with local contractors who, in turn, help spread the word about cooperative programs.

“When they’re out selling a new heating and cooling system, they know they can tell members about our rebates and efficiency programs,” said Spear. “It’s a win-win.”

Ultimately, the energy advisor’s role is about serving the cooperative’s members.

“We’re the ones that get to go in and engage with the member and talk with them at their kitchen table.” said Spear.

The cooperative difference

This hands-on approach allows them to build relationships, answer questions, and help members make informed decisions about their electricity use.

“I would never recommend something that isn’t in the member’s best interest,” said Spear. “Even though we’re an electric company, if a gas appliance makes more sense for a particular home, that’s what I’ll suggest. It’s about what’s best for them, not just about selling electricity.”

This cooperative mindset fosters trust and long-term success for both the co-op and its members. By prioritizing education and engagement, cooperatives create a scenario where energy efficiency, financial stability, and member satisfaction go hand-in-hand.

A common question Spear encounters is why an electricity provider would encourage customers to use less electricity. While it may seem counterintuitive, the cooperative model operates differently than traditional for-profit utilities. Because electric co-ops are not-forprofit, they never take in more money than they need, so all extra revenue eventually goes back to their members in the form of capital credits.

“That is an excellent question because, that is our bread and butter, you might say,” said Spear. “But, if you’re using electricity efficiently and you’re happy, then we’re going to be successful and happy.”

By educating members on how to use electricity efficiently, cooperatives help them manage costs while still supporting growth. When electricity remains affordable, members are more likely to expand their use in a sustainable way — whether upgrading appliances, adding new technologies, or making home improvements. The goal is not just to reduce consumption but to ensure members have the knowledge to make smart energy choices that align with their needs and lifestyles.

“As a co-op, we are focused on service excellence,” said Walters. “I strive to go above and beyond to help our members, as is demonstrated by our proactive use checks. That’s the cooperative difference — what I hope sets us apart.”

With energy costs fluctuating and new technologies emerging, having a knowledgeable advocate on hand is more valuable than ever. Indiana’s electric cooperatives aim to provide reliable power, but it’s the energy advisors that equip members with the tools and knowledge to use it wisely.

REDUCING YOUR HOME ENERGY USE

Want to make your home more efficient, but you’re not sure where to start? Here are some tips for reducing your electric bill:

Find no-cost ways to be efficient

• Close the curtains in the summer and open them in the winter.

• Unplug appliances when they’re not running.

• Turn off computers and video game consoles when they’re not being used.

Look for small steps you can take and DIY

• Caulk around drafty windows.

• Check the attic for the correct amount of insulation.

• Switch to LED lightbulbs.

• Plant a deciduous tree on the sunny side of your house. In a few years, the leaves will cool your home against the sun in summer and then fall off to warm it in the winter.

• Old cable TV boxes use a lot of energy. If yours is not ENERGY STAR-rated, call your cable provider and ask for a new one.

• If you have a major appliance — like a refrigerator, washing machine, or dryer — that’s more than 10 years old, don’t repair it. The energy efficiency of a newer model will likely pay for itself with energy savings in a few years. Before buying any appliance, look for the ENERGY STAR label, learn to read it, and compare products.

Call your electric co-op and ask about energy-saving programs

Your co-op may or may not have a full-time energy advisor, but they are the experts in keeping energy consumption as low as possible. They can offer advice, appliance rebates, or a home energy checkup. You might be surprised to find out what’s really driving up your energy costs.

Dr. Bill Field, Purdue University professor and project director of the National AgrAbility Project, is shown with Evan Criswell, an Indiana farmer who has benefited from the program.

CULTIVATING ACCESSIBLE AGRICULTURE

AgrAbility enhances the quality of life for Indiana farmers with disabilities

F or Laurie Hayn, a day in September 2018 changed everything. After her accident, Hayn, who has been married to a farmer for 41 years, was off the farm for a year learning to work with her prosthetics.

Along the way, she became involved with Purdue University and Indiana AgrAbility, a USDA-sponsored program that helps farmers and other agricultural workers with disabilities.

INSIDE THE PROGRAM

According to Paul Jones, who helps lead the programs from Purdue, there’s currently enough funding to support 21 state or regional AgrAbility projects and the National AgrAbility Project. Four-year grants are awarded through a competitive process administered by the USDA’s National Institute of Food and Agriculture. Purdue currently holds grants for the National AgrAbility Project and the Indiana AgrAbility Project.

“One of the most important things AgrAbility does is conduct onfarm assessments for farmers with disabilities,” Jones said. “Staff members visit the farm, sometimes for hours at a time, to understand

the client’s needs and barriers to completing farm tasks. They often complete assessment reports that can be used for a variety of purposes.”

Jones said AgrAbility helps people in almost any type of agricultural operation with virtually any disability. Traditionally, they focused on physical impairments like arthritis, back problems, amputations, spinal cord injuries, sensory impairments, and many other types of physical disabilities. However, in recent years, partly because of the number of military veterans interested in agriculture, they have expanded services to address farm stress and other mental and behavioral health issues like PTSD.

CONTINUING TO DO WHAT THEY LOVE

AgrAbility has been essential to Indiana farmers since 1991, allowing them to continue in an industry they enjoy and regain their independence.

“I’ve met with some of the providers from whom I received specialized equipment, and I can tell it made an impact for them to see a client like me successfully being able to

continue farming and doing what I love,” Hayn said.

Another farmer who’s been helped by AgrAbility, Carl Jenkins, was severely burned in December 1999. With third-degree burns over 70% of his body, Jenkins needed support to continue farming.

“The Lord has helped me keep farming 25 years later with the help of AgrAbility,” said Jenkins.

Ed Bell has been associated with AgrAbility since the beginning of the program. He’s a farmer who is part of the Bell’s Strawberry Farm in Hagerstown. In 1982, Bell and his wife survived a violent attack that left him paralyzed from the collarbone down.

“Probably the biggest thing I've gained from AgrAbility was learning to be independent in my daily personal care,” Bell said. “Prior to the peer support programs sponsored by AgrAbility, I depended on attendant care for my daily needs.”

You can learn more information about AgrAbility at IndianaAgrAbility.org or by calling 800-825-4264.

Chris Adam is a freelance writer from Lafayette.

Keith Morgan uses a platform lift.

A motorized lift helps Ed Bell access his tractor.

Laurie Hayn uses a lift to get into her tractor.

Hoosier Energy news

Partnering to provide reliable energy

Hoosier Energy and Wabash Valley Power Alliance finalize joint purchase of St. Joseph Energy Center

As the demand for electricity continues to rise, Indiana’s two not-for-profit electric generation and transmission (G&T) cooperatives remain focused on providing reliable, affordable energy to their members and the rural and suburban communities they serve. In March, Wabash Valley Power Alliance (WVPA) and Hoosier Energy finalized a joint purchase of St. Joseph Energy Center. The combined cycle natural gas plant in New Carlisle, Indiana, is approximately 15 miles west of South Bend.

“Our job is to keep the lights on for the families and businesses that rely on us,” said Jeff Conrad, president and CEO of Wabash Valley Power Alliance. “As co-ops, our business model allows us to move quickly when the opportunity is right. At a time when

new generation is needed and takes years to build, we could not pass up the opportunity to purchase an existing asset.”

As part of the purchase agreement, WVPA and Hoosier Energy will each take a 50% stake in the facility and share operation and maintenance responsibilities.

“St. Joseph Energy Center is an ideal fit for Hoosier Energy’s Long Range Resource Plan, which prioritizes reliability and resource adequacy, affordability, sustainability, and resource diversity,” said Donna Walker, president and CEO of Hoosier Energy. “The plant has a history of high-level operational performance and will be a dependable asset for our members.”

The 720-megawatt (MW) plant, which began generating power in 2018, sits on a 165-acre campus. The state-of-the-art facility is equipped with two Siemens gas turbines, a steam turbine, and three air-cooled generators. The exhaust heat from the gas turbines is used to power the steam turbine, greatly improving the plant’s overall thermal efficiency.

Economic development activity in Indiana has been robust recently, with several of the world’s largest companies announcing major investments requiring significant amounts of energy. With the addition of St. Joseph Energy Center, WVPA and Hoosier remain well-positioned to serve existing member-consumers while supporting future economic growth.

$100 — Carol Murray, Marysville

$250 — Monica Green, Charlestown

$500 — David Stainbrook, Scottsburg

$1,000 — Mary McKinley, Sellersburg

Greg Hostettler, District 1

Steve Dieterlen, District 2

This summer, Clark County REMC will be deploying new meters to the highlighted area.

NEW METERS, NEW BENEFITS

What’s changing?

CURRENT METER

Records your usage and sends those readings to REMC through the power lines.

BENEFITS INCLUDE:

Faster power restoration

In most cases, new meters will notify Clark County REMC the moment the power goes out. This allows us to start the restoration process sooner.

Greener operations

Remote capabilities mean fewer miles on our trucks and lower carbon emissions.

Same-day service

Wireless communication means starting and stopping service can happen almost immediately.

NEW METER

Uses radio frequency and two-way communication to send data across a secure wireless network.

Advanced safety features

• Temperature sensors alert us if a meter is overheating.

• Tilt sensors alert us if a meter is beginning to detach.

• Backfeed alerts help protect our crews when they are out working.

• Tampering alerts let us know when someone is illegally tampering with the meter, protecting our membership from theft and injury.

Greater reliability

Everything works together to give you the best possible service!

Will This Strange Antarctic Squid Solve America’s Memory Crisis?

New Deep Sea Discovery Proven to Be The #1 Natural Enhancer of Memory and Focus

Halfa mile beneath the icy waters off the coast of Argentina lives one of the most remarkable creatures in the world.

Fully grown, they’re less than 2 feet long and weigh under 10 pounds…

But despite their small size, this strange little squid can have a bigger positive impact on your brain health than any other species on the planet.

They are the single richest source of a vital “brain food” that 250 million Americans are starving for, according to a study published in the British Medical Journal.

It’s a safe, natural compound called DHA – one of the building blocks of your brain. It helps children grow their brains significantly bigger during development. And in adults, it protects brain cells from dying as they get older.

Because DHA is so important, lacking enough of it is not only dangerous to your overall health but could be directly related to your brain shrinking with age.

With more than 16 million Americans suffering from ageassociated cognitive impairment, it’s clear to a top US doctor that’s where the problem lies.

Regenerative medicine specialist Dr. Al Sears, says thankfully, “there’s still hope for seniors. Getting more of this vital brain food can make a life changing difference for your mental clarity, focus, and memory.”

Dr. Sears, a highly-acclaimed, board-certified doctor— who has published more than 500 studies and written 4 bestselling books — says we should be able to get enough DHA in our diets… but we don’t anymore.

“For thousands of years, fish were a great natural source of DHA. But due to industrial fish farming practices, the fish we eat and the fish oils you see at the store are no longer as nutrient-dense as they once were,” he explains.

DHA is backed by hundreds of studies for supporting razor sharp focus, extraordinary mental clarity, and a lightning quick memory… especially in seniors.

So, if you’re struggling with

focus, mental clarity, or memory as you get older…

Dr. Sears recommends a different approach.

THE SECRET TO A LASTING MEMORY

Research has shown that our paleo ancestors were able to grow bigger and smarter brains by eating foods rich in one ingredient — DHA.

“Our hippocampus thrives off DHA and grows because of it,” explains Dr. Sears. “Without DHA, our brains would shrink, and our memories would quickly fade.”

A groundbreaking study from the University of Alberta confirmed this. Animals given a diet rich in DHA saw a 29% boost in their hippocampus — the part of the brain responsible for learning and memory. As a result, these animals became smarter.

Another study on more than 1,500 seniors found that those whose brains were deficient in DHA had significantly smaller brains — a characteristic of accelerated aging and weakened memory.

PEOPLE’S BRAINS ARE SHRINKING AND THEY DON’T EVEN KNOW IT

Dr. Sears uncovered that sometime during the 1990s, fish farmers stopped giving their animals a natural, DHA-rich diet and began feeding them a diet that was 70% vegetarian.

“It became expensive for farmers to feed fish what they’d eat in the wild,” explains Dr. Sears. “But in order to produce DHA, fish need to eat a natural, marine diet, like the one they’d eat in the wild.”

“Since fish farmers are depriving these animals of their natural diet, DHA is almost nonexistent in the oils they produce.”

“And since more than 80% of fish oil comes from farms, it’s no wonder the country is experiencing a memory crisis. Most people’s brains are shrinking and they don’t even know it.”

So, what can people do to improve their memory and brain function in the most effective way possible?

MEMORY-RESTORING SENSATION: The memory-saving oil in this Antarctic squid restores decades of lost brain power starting in just 24 hours.

Dr. Sears says, “Find a quality DHA supplement that doesn’t come from a farmed source. That will protect your brain cells and the functions they serve well into old age.”

Dr. Sears and his team worked tirelessly for over 2 years developing a unique brain-boosting formula called Omega Rejuvenol. It’s made from the most powerful source of DHA in the ocean, squid and krill — two species that cannot be farmed.

According to Dr. Sears, these are the purest and most potent sources of DHA in the world, because they haven’t been tampered with. “Omega Rejuvenol is sourced from the most sustainable fishery in Antarctica. You won’t find this oil in any stores.”

MORE IMPRESSIVE RESULTS

Already, the formula has sold more than 850,000 bottles. And for a good reason, too. Satisfied customers can’t stop raving about the memory-boosting benefits of quality-sourced DHA oil.

“The first time I took it, I was amazed. The brain fog I struggled with for years was gone within 24 hours. The next day, I woke up with the energy and mental clarity of a new man,” says Owen R.

“I remember what it was like before I started taking Omega Rejuvenol… the lack of focus… the dull moods… the slippery memory… but now my mind is as clear as it’s ever been,” says Estelle H.

“My mood and focus are at an

all-time high. I’ve always had trouble concentrating, and now I think I know why,” raves Bernice J. “The difference that Omega Rejuvenol makes couldn’t be more noticeable.”

And 70-year-old Mark K. says, “My focus and memory are back to age-30 levels.”

These are just a handful of the thousands of reviews Dr. Sears regularly receives thanks to his breakthrough memory formula, Omega Rejuvenol

WHERE TO FIND OMEGA REJUVENOL

To secure bottles of this brainbooster, buyers should contact the Sears Health Hotline at 1-888-3588234. “It takes time to manufacture these bottles,” says Dr. Sears. “The Hotline allows us to ship the product directly to customers who need it most.”

Dr. Sears feels so strongly about this product, he is offering a 100%, money-back guarantee on every order. “Send back any used or unused bottles within 90 days and I’ll rush you a refund,” says Dr. Sears.

The Hotline is taking orders for the next 48 hours. After that, the phone number may be shut down to allow for inventory restocking. Call 1-888-358-8234 to secure your limited supply of Omega Rejuvenol. Readers of this publication immediately qualify for a steep discount, but supplies are limited. To take advantage of this great offer use Promo Code ICOM625 when you call.