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1993-'94 Pacemaker "On The Edge" Kettering College of M edical Arts 3737 Southern Boulevard Kettering, Ohio 45429-1299 (513) 296-7201

UPPER Ads p. 106 VALLEY MEDICAL CENTERS

Graduates p. 48

Faculty p. 88

Addresses p. 94

The theme of the yearbook is, "On The Edge". This theme was not just plucked out of the air but took some thinking. It was finally chosen for many reasons.

Most people that have spent any time on the campus and got to know and understand what KCMA is all about, probably couldn't say that Kettering was not "on the Edge."

This year the school: -Celebrated it's 25 th year of educa­ tional excellence while maintaing 2 year programs at the lowest price of any other Adventist college, -arranged guest speakers like Joel

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Thompson and Ben Carson for general assemblies.

-was able to provide for the stu­ dents all of the modem technology available.

-aw arded Lorraine Beaven, "Teacher of the Year Award", -took first place in the annual La­ bor Day Parade, with the "Back to the Future" float.

-and even got Santa Claus to attend the Dorm Christmas Party.

One can't say KCMA is not "on the Edge."

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Opening

It was a beautiful August morning when KCMA opened its doors for the 25th year to new students and pending graduates.

The excitement and an­ ticipation was felt by mo st, and for the rest, registra­ tion was just another for­ mality.

The process began with residence hall registration.

swered. For some, it was a match made in heaven, whereas for others, the word, compromise, soon became a permanent word in their vocabulary.

The next day, all the students gathered in the gymnasium for a devo­ tion, faculty introduc­ tions, and guided tour.

Lunch was then served,

New Beginnings Students and their fami­ lies bombarded the dor­ m itory w ith pick-up trucks and shopping carts.

One by one, each room was filled, and with this change came the inevi­ table question, "Who is my roommate?" The question was soon an-

and departmental meet­ ings were held during the afternoon.

The second day of ori­ entation was the same as day one. That night, there was a 25th Anniversary picnic and concert, which marked the end of '92 Fall Registration and the be­ ginning of a new school year.

Stacey D eeter show signs of distress as she reviews the registration process.

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When Kettering College o f Medical Arts opened in 1967,99 students gath­ ered for the convocation service that opened the new school. This year, 732 students attended on the September 4th con­ vocation and initial cel­ ebration o f the school's 25th anniversary. The ceremony started with the faculty and distinguished guests march­ in g in a ca ­ demic regalia.

In his m essage, Dr. Pe­ ter Bath challenged stu­ dents to "sail beyond the map as Christopher Co­ lumbus did 500 years ago."

redraw it with today's ex­ perience. "The challenges are numerous," he ad­ vised. "It's not enough to be technically perfect, you must be compassion­ ately present if are to be a health care professional in the fashion o f the M as­ ter,"he said. "Be guided by the star o f service that directed the founding o f this college. Navigate by

Convocation that which never changes: lo v e, ju stice, honesty, faithfulness, forgiveness, restoration-Jesus Christ, the Great Physician."

-The Caring Family

Dr. Bath encouraged stu d en ts to take y esterd a y 's m ap and

Dr. John Rogers and a friend take a few m inutes to socialize before m arching in.

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Dr. P eter Bath speaks to f-Wjfty,. students, and friends about of yesterday and today.

A bird's eye view of the o vrong cerem ony. tiH H l

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and others ride down Lane on the float.

for the float, "Back to the Future." co-chairm an, lends hand in picking up supplies.

Virgil H arrison spent many nights working on the float.

KCMA students and faculty played starring roles in scenes featured on the KMC float entry

the 25th Anniversary of Kettering College. Members of this year's Holiday-at-Home Float Comm ittee ineluded Bobbie Papp Tom Hill, Ardith Hamilton, Ken Ursin, Paul Reiss, Jose Orzamc, Kare[) Mann> Be(h Huber Daye 0 .

Mike Brendel and Curt „ , , . k y , co-chairmen. ^ .. ., „ .

Decorating the float was ., , . . a three-w eek project . . . shared by com mittee , ,. members, faculty, stu, , , dents, and volunteer , decorators,

Back To The Future imheKetterT , ^ in ® a °*" Day Holiday-at-Home parade. Developed on the theme, Back to the _ . __ , , ^ Future in Health Care ^ D o l i n s Education, the KMC , float display contrasted , , , yesterdays classroom ., , . ,. , , with today s high tech, . nology learning environ, ment. Designed in har, mony with the parade theme, "Discoveries Old , and New, the KMC en­ try also acknowledged

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Friends, Sara Jam ison and Sarah Zarka m ay have the same first nam e, but very different appearances.

John N eff is em barrassed by the m agician during one of his acts.

...And what were you do­ ing the Sunday night be­ fore Halloween? If you weren't on the boat cruise, you weren’t where it was happening!...

Costume con­ test winners: 1st placesingle: "Dor­ othy (Lisa Braush) 2nd place-single: "Wa­ term elon" (K elli Barnhart) 1st place-couple: "I Dream of Jeanie" (Amy Lyons & Chris Nickel) 2nd place-couple: "Ying and Yang" (Laura K elly & M elanie Vincent) The activities of the

night ranged from dinner to "arresting" different members of the party (Melissa D., Ernie Stevens, and

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Kevin Adams). The climax of the evening involved a magic show which was presented

by Dave Rojahn.... It was a great night. If you got to go, you were where it was happen­ ing, and if you didn't, you'll want to plan to be there next year!

Johyne Brooke THE PULSE

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lason Sanders receives his i | t p ets from Adolfo Valencia.

Laura. 3 k'ascu and Amy Fitzgerald ’. " *top and pose for a picture.

f i r s t year nursing students wait : pa iently for fellow students.

The Professional Nursing D edication Ceremony, better known as "The C apping Ceremony", is an old tradition that dates back to when Kettering College of Medical Arts first opened in 1967. The ceremony dedicates the nursing student to the

sional nursing practice, The lighting of the lamps and the receivingofthecap,epaulets, or the stripe symbolizes an acceptance of the responsibility and accountability to the profession. In accordance with the Nightingale Pledge, the stu-

Professional Nursing DedieationCeremony profession of nursing, Offered to the students within the first year by the nursing faculty, it signifies the importance of entering the profes-

dents pledge themselves before God, family and the community to uphold the standards of the profession,

M elissa D iPietrantonio caps a first year student,

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Week of Spiritual Em ­ phasis is a series of con-se c u tiv e s e rv ic e s ,where special attention is being placed on the s p ir itu a l a s p e c t of learning. It was from S eptem ber 2 1 st-2 5 th and was held at the Kettering Seventh-day Adventist Church. It consisted of singing, special music, prayer, resp o n siv e re ad in g s, and a short talk. Each year, som eone is in ­ vited to speak about one's relationship with God. This year Randy R oberts, ch ap lain of Loma Linda University Medical Center, was in­ vited. His talks were titled, "God in the Shadtl

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ways, he em phasized God's presence being -with people even to d ay One of the m ost out­ standing serm ons he gave was "A Fam ily Affair." Chaplain Rob­ erts w ore a H ebrew garb, p erso n ify in g a man of that time, while r e la tin g th a t m an 's

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S tu d e n ts p a r tic ip a tin g in song se rv ic e .

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C h a rle s C a rrin g to n p ra c tic e s h is c a th e r iz a tio n f o r a re tu rn d e m o n s tra tio n .

V ic to r C o w le y p ra c tic e s on c ru tc h e s so h e ca n p ro p e rly d e m o n s tra te to p a tie n ts .

F o u r J a m ie s sit to g e th e r to s o c ia liz e .

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I Nursing The nursing curricu­ lu m is d e v e lo p e d fr o m a C h r is tia n fra m ew o rk .

It is based on the b e lie f that our relationship w ith God and our un­ derstanding o f H im , serve as a fou n d a­ tion for all that w e do. It is d esig n ed to enable the student to receiv e a registered lic en se in nursing in eith er 2 years or a c o m b in a tio n o f 3 years. This program is unique in several

a s p e c ts .

F or e x ­ am ple, it is the larg­ est program at K et­ tering C o lleg e . It v a r ie s w ith m an y different p eop le o f a ll a g e s .

U pon c o m p le tio n o f the n u r s in g p r o g r a m , g r a d u a te n u rses have several job o f ­ fers and stands in a very fle x ib le situ a­ tio n .

T h ey co u ld continu e tow ards a higher ed u cation or w ork at the R. N. le v e l.

V id al H a rris o n p ra c tic e s ta k in g a b lo o d p re s s u re .

M itz i L a sta a d m in is te r s a b a s e lin e a s s e s s m e n t o n Y u D ai.

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I Electronics Biomedical Electronics Technicians (BMETs) have an understanding of the theory of opera­ tio n , the u n d erly in g p h y s io lo g ic a l p r in ­ ciples, and the safe, practical, clinical ap­ plication of biom edical eq u ip m en t. D ue to widespread usage and the continual develop­ ment of new and more complex systems, the BMET is a vital part of the m odern m ed ical te am .

G ra d u a te BMETs are presently em ployed in hospitals, shared clin ical en g i­ neering serv ices, re ­ search la b o ra to rie s , b io eq u ip m en t in d u s ­

tries, and other health care facilities. The pro­ fessional services of the w ell-trained BMET are continually in demand.

The daily activities of BM ET g ra d u a te s as they deal with an ex­ tensive variety of bio­ medical equipment sys­ tems typically include: inspection, safety test­ ing, calibration, instal­ la tio n , p re v e n tiv e m aintenance, m odifi­ cation, and repair. In addition, they are fre­ quently called upon to share their knowledge and experience as they assist in the training of other health care pro­ fessionals.

B u d D a n io sp e n d s a day in th e B M E T lab .

K e n t B re a k ie an d H o rst H e lm k e w o rk to g e th e r to p ro p e rly w ire th e e q u ip m e n t f o r th e ir lab .

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G reg G o ld e n ste p s b a c k to su rv e y h is w o rk .

P ro f e s s o r W es R e d ro w g la n c e s o v e r th e sh o u ld e rs o f h is s tu d e n ts .

V irg il H a rris o n a n d G reg G o ld e n w o rk s id e -b y - s id e .

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n Lisa Brausch exam ines a chest X-ray.

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Brian Powell exam ines a patient's X-ray.

| Technology Radiologic technologists are dedicated to support­ ing physicians and other medical professionals in efforts to conserve life and prevent disease. They are involved in imaging body structures and organs, uti­ lizing a variety of proce­ dures and sophisticated equipment. Radiology is approxim ately 22-24 months in length. It pro­ vides a combination of di­ dactic theory and clinical application that prepares the student to meet the chal­ lenges of advancing tech­ nology and methods. The program may be entered two times a year. Track I begins in the fall semester,

and Track II in the summer semester. Both tracks have identical curriculum re­ quirem ents; how ever, some courses are in a dif­ ferent sequence. The Ra­ diology Program is com­ petency based. It is pos­ sible to complete all clini­ cal requirements in less than 24 months and, if cir­ cumstances warrant, the student may be granted longer than 24 months to complete the clinical re­ quirements. The Radiol­ ogy Program also has an Advanced Placement Pro­ gram. A minimum of 20 hours of credit in residence at the college is required in addition to the proficiency tests.

Christine Craycraft instructs a patient.

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&Pte-Professional Many of KCMA's students enroll in the division of Gen­ eral Education and begin tak­ ing the required courses for the professional programs.

This has many advantages to the student It allows for a reduced class load, an op­ portunity to prove his/her ability to master college courses as well as allowing additional time to explore and make career choices.

The division ofGeneral Edu­ cation consists of the de­ partment of Science and Humanities. This course provides a broad liberal arts background and a founda­ tion on which a student can build either a technical or academic program leading to further education

When students graduate from the pre-professional program, they are just beginning their education in pursuit of career goals. They have 2-6 more years of intense classwork at another college, university, or professional school after leaving KCMA. The pro­ gram is a rigorous curriculum in the humanities and the bio­ logical, physical, and social sciences. Admission to the professional schools is highly competitive so the students need to maintain high grades.

Three different tracks are of­ fered. Tracklisforpre-med, pre-dent, pre-pharm. Trackll is pre-physical therapy and sports medicine. Track III is health related or liberal arts.

Dave H artm ann works diligently in the com puter room .

Rebecca Landis finishes up some work before leaving class.

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Benin Lee exam ines a beef heart.

M alcolm C aviness gives instructions to a student.

Students learn how to dissect a heart.

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Mike Yaggi waits for someone to cut him free.

Jerry Parsons practices suturing on a piece of foam.

(Physician yissistant Jeffrey Cothran cuts free a fellow PA student.

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The first year of the pro­ gram is heavily didactic with some patient-contact in the first semester. Dur­ ing the second semester, students have a two day/ week rotation in an office practice setting. The sec­ ond year PA student com­ pletes a series of rotations in a variety of clinical set­ tings four day/week; their one day on campus is de­ voted to classes and labo­ ratory experiences. The final 10-week summer term is spent in a full-time clinical clerkship with a primary care physician.

Students take suturing and casting, emergency medi­ cine, pediatrics, OB/GYN, mental health, cardiac life support, pharmacology, and geriatrics. Physician Assistant is one of the most popular program s at KCMA. It is also the only program that has admis­ sion requirements. A 1000 hours documented clinical experiences is a must.

Also, 25 college credits in general courses is required.

Physician Assistant is quickly becoming popular throughout the U.S.

PA students have a guest speaker while instructors are out of town.

Students listen and take notes during lecture.

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R espiratory Care has evolved into a dynamic, highly technical profession that has maintained its em­ phasis on quality patient care. Therapists now use micro-processor controlled ventilator,pulse oximeters, and inter-arterial blood gas electrodes to monitor slight changes in the patient'scondition while supporting the vital function of respira­ tion. Respiratory care pro­ fessionals provide care to patients of all ages in acute care hospital, rehabilitation centers, skilled nursing fa­ cilities, and patients' homes. Their areas of ex­ pertise have expanded to include hemodynamic as­ sessment and monitoring, advanced pulmonary diagnostic procedures, and

implementation of thera­ pist driven protocols for patient management The challenges facing today's respiratory care practitio­ ners include keeping pace with the latest develop­ ments in critical care, pul­ monary medicine, and con­ tinuing care of the patient with chronic lung disease.

Therapists are becoming more involved in patient education, health promo­ tion, and smoking cessa­ tion programs. As the na­ tion addresses the many issues in health care, respi­ ratory therapists are affirm­ ing their position as essen­ tial members of the health care team by demonstrat­ ing excellence in patient care.

Rosem arie Fernando taps on a patient's lungs.

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Cheryl Palafox gives a patient a breathing treatm ent.

R obert L am m e prepares fo r the next day's classes.

Brenda Y outsler double checks com puter settings.

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The CA T scan is a piece of equipm ent special procedure students leam to m aster.

M ichelle Ray enters patient inform ation for proper com puter settings.

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I Procedures The Special Procedures program is a one year pro­ gram which can be taken upon the completion of a two or four year radiologic technology program. The program is a specialized field in radiological tech­ nology which includes CTMRI Scanners, CDL (car­ diovascular), CVL (cere­ brovascular), angiography and semispecial proce­ dures. The clinical portion of the program consists of orientation to the clinical aspects of special proce­ dures, practical demonstra­ tions in the use of equip­ ment and the opportunity to participate under close supervision in actual pro­ cedures in the CT-Scans within the department

Four month certificate programs are offered in special procedures in the areas of CT-MRI and angiography-digital. The technologist will train and work in a highly special­ ized, rapidly growing and sophisticated area of medi­ cal imaging. In these ar­ eas, the special procedures technologist will be re­ sponsible for the opera­ tion of programmable film changers, cine systems, vascular/cardiac cath­ eters, CT-MRI, and digi­ tal computer operations to obtain the optimum re­ cordings of anatomical and physiological data.

Special Procedures instructor, Max G rady.

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&Medicine Nuclear Medicine Tech­ nology is one of the fastgrowing and ever-chang­ ing specialties in medicine today. As a result, there are challenging job oppor­ tunities for well-trained, technically competent men and women to handle the complex diagnostic equip­ ment with which nuclear medicine procedures are performed. The need for nuclear medicine technolo­ gists provides graduates with job opportunities in both large and small hospi­ tals, private clinics, and industry. In Keeping with Kettering Medical Center’s goals to continually im­ prove the delivery of health

N uclear Medicine instructor, Dale Arellano.

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care, theNuclear Medicine Program was initiated as a cooperative educational endeavor with NMI at Findlay College. Faculty at KCMA teaches all gen­ eral education courses dur­ ing the first year of study.

NMI Findlay College teaches all didactic nuclear medicine courses in the second year of study of a two-year program. Clini­ cal training is provided by various NMI affiliate hos­ pitals located throughout Ohio and the surrounding states. The didactic and clinical work is the same for both programs.

Brian Howland sets up the equipm ent.

Jose Orzam e perform s tests on a patient.

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L inda Ontko waits for an answ er from her students.

M ark Cooper ponders over an answer.

v Y vonne W hitaker lectures to her class.

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Diagnostic Medical Sonog­ raphy is a rapidly growing field of medical imaging.

Also known as ultrasound, sonography can provide ana­ tomical and physiological in­ formation about soft tissue structures within the body.

Images are produced by send­ ing high frequency sound waves into the body through a transducer. These sound waves or echoes travel through the body sending re­ turn echoes back to the ultra­ sound machine as they strike tissue interfaces along their path. As the sonographer scans, the image is constantly updated on the viewing screen enabling the technologist to view anatomy and blood flow as it occurs. There are many different uses for diagnostic ultrasound in the medical field. It can aid in evaluating

heart anatomy and the func­ tion of cardiac valves. A well trained sonographer can aid in providing information to the physician concerning the hemodynamics of arteries which if become occluded can lead to a stroke. Sonog­ raphy is also used in diagnos­ ing pathology of abdominal and pelvic structures as well as allowing for a thorough examination of fetal anatomy without exposure to ionizing radiation. During the last decade, sonography has proven to be a valuable diag­ nostic tool for the physician.

The procedures are gener­ ally painless and non-evasive which together with a comparative low cost has made ultrasound procedures high on the list of patient acceptance.

Sandra Swan sm iles for the camera.

Students take notes as Linda Ontko lectures.

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Photo by Greene, S Y G M A

Late in August, Hurricane A ndrew brutalized the south­ ern tip of Florida and the coast of Louisiana w ith winds of up to 164 mph, leaving more than 30 dead and thousands homeless. The most destructive hurricane in U.S. history caused an excess of $27 billion in damage in the tw o states. In Florida, citizens and government officials called for an investigation into shoddy construction practices and building code violations which they claimed contributed to the enormous devastation.

As the number of refu­ gees in w ar-torn Bosnia increased, the Ll.N. strug­ gled to end the decima­ tion of Sarajevo and the starvation of its residents.

A w ar crimes commission w as created to investi­ gate atrocities.

Despite having to run a news-media obstacle course, U.S. military personnel secured Mogadishu, Somalia with relative ease and O per ation Restore Hope began. Lacking the military muscle to end the turf battles betw een w arlords, the U.N. authorized American intervention to restore order to a country whose collapse into anarchy had all but halted efforts to stop the star vation of its people.

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It w as not a typical presidential election—people voted. M otivated by concerns about a w eak econ­ omy, unemployment and rising health care costs, Americans stood in lines for hours to say no to President G eorge Bush's bid for a second term, and halted a 30-year decline in the voting rate.

Bill Clinton, the governor of A rkansas, and A1 G ore, a U .S. senator from Tennessee, w ere sent to the W hite House on an electoral-vote landslide. C andidates w orked hard to stimu­ late the interest of the electorate, appearing on morning-news television programs and late-night talk shows, introducing the infocommercial, and campaigning on cross­ country bus tours. But, nothing inject­ ed more excitement into presidential politics than the billionaire from T exas, third-party candidate Ross P erot— not even M urphy Brown.

Photo by Burnett, Contact Press Image:

N ever mind that the sequel w as virtually the same story told in a new city, Home A lone 2 captured the hearts and the dol­ lars of the holiday-season moviegoers anyw ay, earning more than $31 million opening weekend, M acaulay Culkin delighted view ers as he w as once again left alone, this time in N ew York City, to fend off the loveable bad guys from the first movie, Joe Pesci and Daniel Stern.

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A fter months of build-up and controversy, Spike Lee treated the country to one of the finest movies of the season. Malcolm X. The film, starring Denzel W ashington, struggled throughout its production because of inadequate financial backing and criticism from black nationalists. In the end, the 3-hr, 2 1-min. epic w as viewed by the critics and the public as a

It w as difficult to believe, but E arth's number-one super hero, Superm an, died.

He met his match during a battle with Doomsday in D C Comics’ January issue of Superman.

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Courtesy DC Comics

Athletes from 172 nations traveled to Barcelona to compete in the X X V Summer Olympiad. T he former Soviet republics w ere represented by The Unified Team and w ent home w ith the most medals, 1 12. The competition w as the last time that members from the former Soviet Union would compete as a team. The U.S. won 108 medals, including a gold / medal captured by The D ream Team , rightly named because it consisted of some of the best players from the ranks of the NBA.

A fter the Summer Games, Larry Bird, who had spent much of the 1991-92 season side­ lined because of injuries, decided that his body could take no more and retired from the NBA. Magic Johnson announced that he would end his retirem ent and rejoin the LA Lakers. O n Nov. 2, however, pressures result­ ing from being HIV-positive forced him to once again take himself out of the game.

Photo byJarecke, Contact Press Images

It w as not a good y ear for the British royal family. Princess Anne divorced and rem ar­ ried. Prince A ndrew and the Duchess of York, S arah Ferguson, separated after the W indsor family tired of her public frolics.

Prince C harles and Princess D iana ended the fairy tale when it w as announced that they had also separated. T o top it all off, a spec­ tacular fire in W indsor C astle destroyed the 14th C entury St. G eorge’s Hall.

Photo by FOS, Inc.

D ave W infield’s two-run hit in the top of the eleventh inning clinched the T oronto Blue Jays’ 4-3 victory over the A tlanta Braves in the sixth and final game of the 1992 W orld Series. T o ronto’s win w as the first time that a team outside of the U.S. captured the title.

Mitzi Lasta still finds time in her nursing schedule to be Sabbath School coordinator.

Chaplain Dan Solis takes a break.

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Campus Ministries Campus Ministries is an organization headed by Chaplain Dan Solis. Mitzi Lasta is Sabbath School coordinator, and Melissa DiPietrantonio is Friday night activities coordina­ tor.

Friday night activities consist of vespers, usu­ ally at a faculty member's home or soup kitchen, in downtown Dayton. Stu­ dents would donate time to prepare a meal for the homeless.

Sabbath School con­ sist of a general program

followed by individual groups. These groups have independently cho­ sen topics for discussion.

Student leaders plan the discussions and lead out every week.

This year, more col­ lege students have at­ tended Sabbath School than in previous years.

This might be due to the work of Campus Minis­ tries.

All the activities were not only meant for social­ izing, but for a spiritual blessing as well.

Left to right: Chaplain Dan Solis, M elissa D iPietrantonio, and Mitzi Lasta.

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Left to right: Tony Toucheck, Jennifer Lovett, Jason Sanders, and C heiyl Palafox.

Yearbook The yearbook staff this year consisted of four p e o p le , Jason Sanders, editor, Jen­ nifer Lovett, assistant editor, Cheryl Palafox, copy editor, and Tony Toucheck, photogra­ pher. The four o f us have tried to express how Kettering College of Medical Arts is "on the Edge", and w e

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hope that our point has come across.

We would like to thank all the others who have helped in m akin g th is book; Gerald Boone, for the PA pictures, depart­ ment heads, for ar­ t ic le s , and M ark Sigm und, our year­ book representative.

Thanks!

Jason Sanders perform s a nightly ritual of m oving the com puter.

Tony Toucheck finally gets to see the other end o f the cm era.

Jennifer Lovett designs a layout on the com puter.

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Keith W oods hard at work.

K risten Kocienski alm ost breaks under the pressure.

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Left to right: Keith W oods, Kristen Kocienski, and Terry Snyder.

Student Association This year the A s­ sociation was headed

by Kristen Kocienski, she was assisted by K eith W oods w hile Terry Syder was the sponsor.

The Student A sso­ ciation at Kettering is in charge o f planning activities for the stu­ dent body. For ex­ ample, they planned a

H a llo w e e n B oat Cruise, a roller skat­ ing party, a Superbowl party, a hayride, m ov­ ies on S aturday nights, so u p -in , and a Valentine's Banquet.

Each weekend, most of the students look forward to the activities that the Stu­ dent Association may have planned.

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Graduates

Jennifer Abshire Nursing

Kevin Adams Pre-Professional

Colleen Alexander Nursing

R. Kurt Amos Nursing

Pamela Bacon Medical Sonography

Teresa Baker Nursing

Roseanna Barber Nursing

Andrew Barga Physician Assistant

Sheila Barnard Nursing

Margie Bartholomew Physician Assistant

Krista Battaglia Nursing

Paige Beck Nursing

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Steven Brandenburg

Marc Bratton Physician Assistant

Kent Breakie biomedical Electronics Tech

Barbara Brinkman Nursing

Janice Brockman Nursing

Ed Brooks

Sharon Brown Nursing

Jeffrey Bryant Radiology Technology

Julie Bulach Nursing

Linda Burge Nursing

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Susan Bums Nursing

Tami Caro Physician Assistant

Theresia Carroll Nursing

Susanne Catanzaro Medical Sonography

Carla Caudill Nursing

Margaret Cook Physician Assistant

Mary Copper Nursing

Jacqueline Coppler Nursing

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Dana Cross Nursing

Judith Cutler Nursing

Laura Czemiak Medical Sonography

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Sherman Danio Biomedical Electronics Tech

Karen Dawson Medical Sonography

Rhonda Deer Respiratory Care

Melissa DiPietrantonio Nursing

Melizza Dominguez Nursing

Amy Eberwein Medical Sonography

Kelly Felton Medical Sonography

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Arcenio Galindo Respiratory Care

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Kimberly Pierce Nursing

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Rosemary Reed Nursing

Beverly Rentz Nursing

Susan Ringer Nursing

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Jackie Ryan Nursing

Alan Sabino Nursing

Julie Saluke Nursing

Gregory Sanders Physician Assistant

Patricia Schenkel Physician Assistant

Gayle Schwartz Nursing

Jill Shaffner Nursing

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Bonnie Tobias Nursing

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Appis, Jennifer Arney, Timothy Arthur, Christina Aukerman, Janet

Badillo, Marie Baker, Jatina Bales, Tricia Banks, Holly

Barney, Janelle Barrett, Jennifer Bartle, Joseph Baylor, Jan

B e l Sandra Bennington, Christianne Benton, Christopher Berry, Kimberly

Bhafti, Mansoor Bogan, Cheryl Bogard, Donald Boone, Gerald

Boyer, Jill Brad, Carol Braden, Tammarae Bradford, Cheryl

Brandt, Angela Brausch, Lisa Brown, Lorenzo Bryant, Kimberly

Buck, Brian Bullock, Anna Burchett, Elizabeth Burgbacher, Susan

Burke, Karyn Bums, Diana Burton, Laura Butler, Melissa

Caiarelii, Cynthia Cain, Angela Caldwell, Carol Caldw ell Heather

Campbell, Jennifer Campbell, Melanie Carder, Melissa Carnes, Cherie

Carver, Caryl Cavi ness, Darin Chance, Edward Chase, Rachel

Chemauskas, Shari Choo, Barbara Chord, Susana Clark, Leah

Cobb, Michael Cochran, Andrew Conrad, Jill Cothran, Jeffrey

Cowley, Victor Crandall Merilee Craycraft, Christin Crossan, Kathleen

Crum, Stephanie Crutchfield, Stefan Cunningham Paul Czech, Tina

Dai, Yu Davoli, Adrian Dawicke, Matthew Deel, Tracy

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Dill, Kay Dilldine, Charlotte Dilldine, Larry Diller, Theresa

Dolle, Janene Donohoo, Jennifer Doughman, Ruth Dow, Steve

Fernando, Rosemarie Fiebiger, Teresa Figge, Erin

Fox, Lor! Francis/Jennifer Franks, Misty Friedman, Terri

Garrett Gregor/ Gass, Shane George, Jennifer Gerard, Linda

Gerken, Tawnie Gibson, Christine Ginter, Marlene Gould, Karen

Greene, Debra Grooms, Mark Gumm, Teresa Hale, Bryan

Hall, Domenica Hamilton, Kimberly Hannan, David Haper, Ethan

Hardy, Bilfiana Harland, Brooke Hamer, Gwendolyn Harrison, Vidal

Haubert, David Haven, Mary Hawkins, Leonard Hayes, Timnah

Heft, Tracy Heitkamp, Denise Hendricks, Cindy Hildebrant, Lannae

Hitchcock, Darlene Hitter, Scott Hodde, Rock Hoeischer, Ann

Hoey, John Hoium, Debra Horrigan, Penny Howell, Carrie

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Hucul, Carol Hughes, Emma Hull, Anna Humston, Anita

Hunter, Amy Hunziker, Wendy Hwang, Esther Ibarra, Holly

Innis, Lisa Ivascu, Laura Ivory, Linda Jamison, Sara

Jenks, Vanessa Jewett, Michelle Johnson, Barbara Johnson, Craig

Johnson, Lynn Jones, Diana Jones, Lee Jones, Soniia

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Jozic, Joseph Koin, Erin Kelch, Kreath Keller/Andrea

Kelly, Laura Kelly, Tina Klncer, Karissa Kincer, Sharon

Kline, Teri Kocienski, Kristen Kraft, Denise Krkljus, Jacqueline

Kyle, Cynthia Lacaniiao, Bernard Lackey, Debra LaFountain, Cynthia

Lamb, Tad Lamm ers, Robin Langdon, Amy LankenKamp, Tara

Lansaw, A, Lassiter, Tamara Lasta, Mitzi Lee, Benin

Lee, Juda Lee-Loy, Irwin Leedy, Samantha Lewis, Mary

Little, Aimee Lochtefeld, Katherine Lovett, Jennifer Lovett, Joseph

Lowes, Connie Luck, Jamie Lumm, John Lundy, Maria

Lynn, Robert Lyons, Amy Maori, Gena Maddox, Dina

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Madison, Keilijo Majors/Susan Matlett, Alison Malone, Roxanne

Manegold, Michelle Mangold, Angela Manuel Tanya Marbun, Deibert

Martin, Kim Martinez, Irela Mason, Charles Maxfield, Jennifer

McAlexander, Jena McCall, Cheryl McCarragher, Thomas McFall, Tina

McGrew, Judith McGuire, John McJilton, Brian McKinney, Regina

Meier, Cynthia Messier, Pamela Michel, Laura Miller, Connie

Miller, Darla Miiler,Donald Miller, Trieia Moore, Vickie

Morgan, Deana Morgan, Dina Morgan, Joanna Motyl, Deborah

Moubray, Tammy Murphy, Maureen Nash, Andrea Newman, Lori

Nixon, Brian Ombiga, Lucille Orahood, Karen Overton, Anita

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Palafox, Cheryl Patmiero, Laura Park, Joomi Parker, Gary

Parks, Julie Parsons, Jerry Passaro, Lori Patrick, Carmen

Patrizto, Stacia Peebles, Mandi Penrod, Misty Perry, Tara

Peterson, Helen Petrey, Todd Peyton, Eric Phillips, Jacquelyn

Powell, Brian Pregun, Katheryne Price,Rebecca Pursifuli, Kimberly

Pursley, Sandra Qiu, Ya Rader, Carol Radisic, Mirjana

Ranchel, Renee Rasmussen, Christine Razor, Jeffery Reiss, Jared

Reuseh, Rhoda Ritchey, April Roberts, Angela Roberts, Barbara

Rosete, Lester Ruggs, Jeffrey Rupert, Kimberly Sadowski, Carla

Sahlbom, Michelle Sakul, Dennis Salley, Teresa Sanders, Deana

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Saylor, Becky Schmitz, Krista Schoeppner, Meilony Schoiber, Bridget

Schulze, Cindy Schumacher, Carol Seale, Michelle Seger, Judith

Sellars, Deborah Serger, Paula Sesslar, Mindy Shade, Lisa

Shanks, Elana Sharp, Carrie Sherman, Mary Kay Siders, Jessica

Simon, Jennifer Smith, Dale Smith, Rebecca Smith Tracey

Snodgrass, Jennifer Sparkman, Amber Spate, Diane Spindler, Richard

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Spoltman, Linda Spradlin, Tina Spyridon, Karen Steele, Nicole

Steele, Robert Stellmacher, Michael Stem pa, Jon Steubing, John-Mark

Stewart, Sheila Stewart, William Smith, James Stockslager, Connie

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Stoia, Deborah Stoia, Joel Stokes, Yevetta Stone, WJOiam

Sutter, Lynn Swan, Sandra Sweeterman, James Swihart, Laura

Tackis, Janet Taylor, Michelle Taylor, Susan Taylor, Tamara

Thomas, Deborah Thomas, Robert Thomas, Terrence Thompson, Julie

Thompson, Molly Thompson, Shawn Thornburg, Christine Tootfe, Robin

Toucheck, Anthony Townsend, Tonya Trinidad, Edgardo Tudor, Carla

Turner, Kasheila Urban, Jennifer Urschel, George Vandergriff, Kimber !Sit,

Varano, Michele Vert, Chad Vetere, Kathy Vincent, Melanie

Vogt, Carol Volpe, Lori Washabaugh, Karen Watercutter, Matthew

Way, Chad Weaver/Kimberly Webster, Mark Welsenbom, Lynette

West, Pamela White, Rebecca Whitlock, Randall Williams, Alicia

Willsey, Daniel Wilson, Bobbi Wintrow, Lori Wirth, Jill

Winsener, Lisa Wolbers, Jason Wong, Ohnma Woodward, Mary

Wuellner, Michael Wyatt, Janet Yaggi, N. Michael Yee, Grichelie

Yost, Karen Young, Melissa Zanotelll, Angela Zarka, Sarah

Zimmerman, James Zink; Susan Zuccaro, Carol

Students Not Pictured: Alamo, Arlene Alamo, Welmer Amburgy, Lori Anderson, Cindy Ashraf, Alice Audain, Noella Bailey, Delores Banks, Jimmie Bath, Catherine Birt, Mary Bissinger, Deborah Bledsoe, Joseph Bodiker, Donald Bower, Robert Carlier, Ramona Carrington, Charles Cazares, Aida Christian, Raydene Clifton, Vicki Comparetto, Zoe Cook, Paul Crawford, Dorothy Culberson, Danara Dapo,Ronan Dey, Mark Edwards, Brenda Francis, Karen Frazier, Kelley

Gaver, Marty Gilstrap, Karin Gore, William Guillermo, Emma Harrington, Anita Hart, Mary Henry, Joan Holbert, Karen Howard, William Incze, Carole Johnson, M. Dee Johnston, Rebecca Jones, Susan Kennedy, Rochelle Kraft, John Landis, Rebecca Lindsey, Tricia Littlejohn, Sherrie Mason, Shanon McKean, Linda Meyer, Amy Miller, Allen Mohr, Penne Moore, Erna Morgan, Teresa Newman, Tamara Ortiz, Myrna Preston, Linda

Rule, Todd Santoro, Cynthia Schab, Melissa Serle, Carol Sijan, Tod Smith, Cari Smith, Jennifer Smith, Michele Spangler, Kristin Strieby, Linda Summers, Lisa Tharp, Teresa Vancleave, Pearl Wallett, Melanie Wilhite, Bobbie Wilson, Elizabeth Wilson, Marci Wilson, Lisa Worbis, Adrian

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Applegate, Edith Applegate, Stan Arellano, Dale Ash, Susan

Bath, Peter Beaven, Lorraine Beck, Lavonne Beneke, Diane

Beneke, Larry Brewster, Frank Bulla, Anita Caviness, Malcolm

Cheatham, Donna Christensen, Barbara Cobb, Beverly Collins, David

Crider-Milier, Dorothy DeLange, Paul Dolinsky, Curt Dunn,Bob

Evans, Jilf freeman, Stella Henry, Michael Hill, Tom

Isentrager, Jean Johnson, Dee iam b, Pamela Lamme, Robert

Lassiter, Ernestine Lawson, Mel Mann, Karen Massey, Scott

McGuire, Vail Morris, Delyfe Pecce, Ed Peters, Jonathan

Purtee, Marsha Pyie, Mary Jo Reams, Paula Red row, Wes

Renfrow, Cynthia Rodenburg, Margaret Rule, Tom Schiabig, Alicia

Sellars, Car! Sellars, Virginia Shoemaker, Jerry Simmons, Teresa

Smith, Glenda Snyder, Terry Solis, Dan Suto, George

Taylor, Sally Thompson, Darla Ulloth, Joan Unger, David

Vorholt, Kathleen Warner, Carol Whitaker, Yvonne Willsey, Tim

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Wohlers, Mary

Faculty Not Pictured: Beaven, Winton Chavis, Paulette Dickinson, Molly Fike, Laura Grady, Max Haper, Carole Hogg, Cindy Huber, Beth Hunt, Carlene Land, Carolyn Lang, Genene Madison, Bill Martin, Donald Martin, Mary Lou Nelson, Sherry Ontko, Linda Price, Susan Quale, Randa Rhondehamel, Nancy Rodgers, John Rohmiller, Ellen Serle, Carol Snell, Kim Stoia, Joseph Von Pohle, Debbie Will, Janet

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A d d resses Jennifer A bshire 571 W est W hipp Rd., C enterville, OH 45459 Kevin Adams 3737 Southern Blvd. Box #3, K ettering, OH 45429 Kathryn Adkins 4352 Sunray Rd., Kettering, OH 45429 Tam m y Akers 1107 Dayket Cir., M iam isburg, OH 45342 Arlene Alam o (S257 Parkside Ave., San Diego, C'A 92139 W elm er Alam o 6253 Parkside Ave., San Diego, C'A 92139 Colleen A lexander 3651 C harlotte M ill, C enterville, OH 45418 Cheryl Altic 121 East Harrison St., Lewisburg, OH 45338 Lori Amburgy 851 C Franklin Rd., Lebanon, OH 45036 R. Amos 1918 N. Iroquois Rd., Avon Park, FL 33825 Cindy Anderson 1075 M eadow Dr., Beavercreek, OH 45434 Frances Angerer 2269 Bending W illow , K ettering, OH 45440 Jennifer Appis 487 South Johnsville Rd., New Lebanon, OH 45345 Tim othy A rney 813 Carlisle Ave.. Dayton, OH 45410 C hristina A rthur e/o Lester & Joyce Art, Lebanon, OH 45036 Alice A shraf P.O. Box 59831. Centerville, OH 45459 Noella A udain 3737 Southern Blvd. Box #1, K ettering. OH 45429 Janet A ukerm an 4467 Eaton-G ettysburg Rd., Eaton. OH 45320 Pamela Bacon 745 Ivyhill Dr., C incinnati, OH 45238 Marie B adillo 7045 Bascom b Dr., Huber Heights, OH 45424 Delores Bailey 5679 T raym ore Dr., H uber Heights, OH 45424 Jatina Baker 5209 M ontgomery Ave.. Franklin, OH 45005 Teresa Baker 116 Elm St., G erm antow n, OH 45327 Tricia Bales 6262 G arber Rd., Dayton, OH 45415 Holly Bankes 4385 Edelweiss Dr.. Dayton. OH 45458 Jimm ie Banks 205 South G St., Hamilton, OH 45011 Roseanna B arber 8820 C lassic C ourt, H uber H eights, OH 45424 Andrew Barga 2181 Holton Rd., G rove City, OH 43123 Sheila Barnard 2841 H azel Ave., Dayton, OH 45420 Jancllc Barney 45 Bethel Rd., Centerville, OH 45458 Kelli Barnhart 3737 Southern Blvd. Box #52. Kettering, OH 45429 Jennifer Barrett 9 190S w igert Rd., Loveland, OH 45140 M argie Bartholomew 203 Dupont W ay., W PA FB. OH 45433 Joseph B ailie 3061 Southdale Dr., K ettering. OH 45429

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Teri B artley 2175 East C entral Ave., M iam isburg, OH 45342 Karen Basso 8129 B. M ar/.-Pauline, Franklin. OH 45005 C atherine Bath 1490 Black Oak Dr., C enterville, OH 45459 Krista Battaglia 787 East Lytle Five Points, Dayton, OH 45458 Jan B aylor 1443 Blairwood A ve., D ayton, OH 45418 Susan Baynes 6686 W indm ill Dr., M iddletow n, OH 45044 C onnie Bean 5372 Barrett D r., D ayton, OH 45431 Paige Beck 6446 South Dixie H ighw ay, Franklin, OH 45005 Rosalind Becker 402 H oldennan Place, New Lebanon, OH 45.345 Vicki Becker 140 Brooks Rd.. H am ilton, OH 45013 Leeanne B eiser 618 North M iam i St., T renton, OH 45067 Sandra Bell RR #1, Box 1028. A lberta, Canada C hristi Bennington 134 South Philadelphia, Dayton, OH 45403 C hristopher Benton 9762 A riadne T rail, C enterville, OH 45458 Kimberly Berry 4734 North U nion Rd.. Franklin, OH 45005 M ansoor Bliatti P.O. Box 1048, Taylor, M l 48180 Mary Birt 3040 Jew elstone Dr., D ayton. OH 45414 C larence Bisgaard 9038 M andel Dr., C enterville. OH 45458 Deborah Bissinger 1042 C helsea A ve.. D ayton, OH 45420 G ary Blabey 412 W ood knoll D r., W est C arrollton, OH 45449 Joseph Bledsoe 2021 G ay Dr., K ettering, OH 45420 Donald Bodiker 3750 R ussia-H ouston. Russia, OH 45363 Cheryl Bogan 1811 Penbrooke T rail, C enterville, OH 45459 Opal Bogan 8820 M arz-Paulin Rd.. Franklin, OH 45005 Donald Bogard 6057 B irdw ood C ircle, W est Carrollton, OH 45449 Gerald Boone 234 O ld M ain St., M iam isburg, OH 45342 M ichael B oshell 100 6th St., C eredo, W V 25507 Robert Bower 6324 Bapst. T oledo, OH 43615 Jill Boyer 1749 B eavercreek Lane, K ettering, OH 45129 Carol Brad 6583 MillholT Dr., H uber H eights, OH 45424 Tam m arae Braden 5928 D ecker Rd.. Franklin, OH 45005 Cheryl Bradford 2155 S herer Ave., Dayton, OH 45414 Joni Bragg 1810 Kathy L ane, M iam isburg, OH 45342 Steven Bradenburg 202 South Cherry St., G erm antow n, OH 45327 Angela Brandt 6644 Brown Rd., V ersailles, OH 45380

Addresses Stephanie Crum 323 D evor Si., G reenville OH 45331 Stefan Crutchfield 1147 Dale Ave., Franklin. OH 45005 Danara Culberson 5741 St. Rt. 3W , W ilm ington, OH 45177 Paul Cunningham 1811 Emerson Ave., C incinnati, OH 45239 Judith C utler 419 Peachcreek Rd.. Centerville, OH 45458 Tina Czech 6166 Farm boroygh Dr., H uber Heights, OH 45424 Laura Câ&#x20AC;&#x2122;/.erniak 2750 G ary D r., W est H arrison, IN 47060 Yu Dai 5200 H arshm anville, Huber Heights, OH 45424 Sherman Danio 1040 Princewood Ave., Centerville, OH 45429 Ronan Dapo 3737 Southern Blvd. Box #44, K ettering, OH 45429 Adrian Davoli 6 Bobwhite Dr., Enon, OH 45323 Matthew Dawicke 1735 Coventry Rd., Dayton, OH 45420 Karen Dawson 96 W oolery Lane, Dayton, OH 45415 Tracy Deel 43 W estport Dr., Fairborn, OH 45324 Rhonda Deer 3010 M anchester Rd., M iddletown, OH 45042 Stacey Deeter 9543 Bridlewood Trail, Spring Valley, OH 45370 Abel Delacruz 3737 Southern Blvd. Box #38, Kettering, OH 45429 Robin Deinboski 1331 Oakdale Ave., Kettering, OH 45420 Rebecca D enlinger 226 Blackwood Ave., Dayton, OH 45403 Beth Devore 5243 W averly St., Fairborn. OH 45324 G eoffrey D ew erlf 1357 Chippew a Dr., G reenville, OH 45331 Mark Dey 7018 Cedar Pines C't., Dayton, OH 45459 Y. Dill 7995 N. SR. #134, W ilm ington, OH 45177 C harlotte Dilldine 1099 Katherine Dr., Beavercreek, OH 45434 Larry Dilldine 7420 Stonehurst Dr., H uber Heights, OH 45424 Theresa Oilier 968 St. Rte. 219, Ft. Recovery, OH 45846 Melissa D iPietrantonio 4 Picnic Hill, Freeport, ME 04032 Janene Dolle 2490 Dunuhill PI., K ettering, OH 45420 Mcli/.za Dominguez 3737 Southern Blvd., K ettering, OH 45429 Jennifer D onohoo 1649 G untle Rd., New Lebanon, OH 45345 Ruth Doughman 5235 East l!.S. 22-3, M orrow, OH 45152 Steve Dow 10790 Lower Valley, M edw ay, OH 45341 Kimbely Drake 704 Robindale Dr.. W aynesville, OH 45068 Kathleen Dubin 27 Edenhurst Dr., C enterville, OH 45458

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Amy Eberwein 115 G reenm oor Dr., A rcanum . OH 45304 Brenda Edwards 2929 Preston. D ayton. OH 45417 C'risty Edwards 2505 Cin. D ayton Rd., M iddletown, OH 45055 Donna Edwards 215 East D oris Dr., Fairborn, OH 45324 Christina Egleston 6400 Cheviot Rd., C incinnati, OH 45239 Beth Ellinger 201 Edgewood St., B otkins, OH 45306 M ichele Eustache 2165 East C entral A ve., M iam isburg, OH 453 Kedra Farwig 350 Fairway Dr., Springboro, OH 45066 Kelly Felton 1010 W est Dorothy Lane, K ettering, OH 45409 Rosem arie Fernando 3737 Southern Blvd.. K ettering, OH 45429 Teresa Fiebiger 19500 St. Rt. 47, M aplew ood. OH 45340 M ichele Fields 240 W est Foster-M aine, M aineville, OH 45039 Erin Figge 3737 Southern Blvd. Box #13. K ettering, OH 45429 Robert Fisher 526 N orth Plum St., G erm antow n, OH 45327 Brenda Fite 25-1/2 East T hird St., Franklin. OH 45005 Amy Fitzgerald 1030 Aerts Lane, D epere, WI 54115 Katerina Florea 321 C ushing Ave., K ettering, OH 45429 Teresa Flynt 167 T runk Dr., Dayton, OH 45431 Jacinda Foley 1056 W oodsview Ct.. M iam isburg, OH 45342 Cathy Fox 118 G olfw ood Dr., W est C arrollton, OH 45449 Lori Fox 3033 M onda Ct., K ettering, OH 45440 M elissa Fox 5007 Shaker Rd., Franklin, OH 45005 Jennifer Francis 354 Randy Dr., W est C arrollton, OH 45449 Karen Francis 1573 W est Stroop Rd., K ettering, OH 45439 Charles Frank 6526 Sugar C am p Dr., Independence, KY 41051 Misty Franks 2894 East Lytle 5 Pts. Rd.. W aynesville, OH 45068 Kelley Frazier 6325 Dixie Highway, Franklin, OH 45005 Linda Freier 2804 Harvey Ave., K ettering, OH 45419 Terri Friedm an 158 W est Fairview Ave., D ayton, Oh 45405 A rcenio G alindo 3737 Southern Blvd., K ettering, OH 45429 Tam m y G am ble 1882 South B reiel Blvd.. M iddletown, OH 4504 A. G antz 7687 Tortuga Dr., Dayton, OH 45414 Dawn G antz 10491 C lyo Rd., Spring V alley, OH 45370 Vicki G arber 7715 N ew bury Rd., Tipp City, OH 45371 Christine G arrett 5751 N orth D iamond Mill, Brookville, OH 453(

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Joy Keller 6895 St. Rl 732, O xford. OH 45056 Kreath Kclch 625 Koogler St.. Fairborn. OH 45.324 Andrea Keller 13057 Pyrmont Rd., B rookville, OH 45309 H eather Kelley 412 Blackstone Dr.. C enterville, OH 45459 Sabrina Kelley M esser 15 Paige Ave.. D ayton, OH 45427 Laura Kelly Rd. #2. A shvilIc.N Y 19710 Tina Kelly 453 W ayside Dr.. Beavercreek, OH 45440 Rochelle Kennedy 8451 Crosley Rd.. Springboro. OH 45066 Lisa K elvin 2157 Terrylynn Ave., Dayton, OH 45439 K anssa K incer 247 Stubbs Dr.. Trotw ood, OH 45426 Sharon Kincer 1534 Elaine St.. Dayton. OH 45427 Angela Kinder 8721 M art/ Paulm Rd.. Franklin. OH 45005 Mary King 165 Saundra C t., Dayton, OH 45430 Nikki King P.O. Box 832, Chesapeake Beach, M D 20732 Laura Kirk Fetsko 8436 M cEw en Rd.. Centerville. OH 45458 Teri Kline 701 St. D unstan C t., W est C arrollton. OH 45449 Kristen Kocienski 3737 Southern Blvd., Kettering, OH 45429 Faith Koski 3169 Dorl Dr., K ettering. O h 45429 Denise Kraft 1107 Park Lane #E. M iddletown, OH 45044 John Kralt 1645 Jackson Lane, M iddletown. OH 45044 Jacqueline Krkljus <737 Southern Blvd., K ettering, OH 45429 Sally Kronauge 7931 W ashington Park. Dayton. OH 45459 Cynthia Kyle 422 W indsor Park. C enterville. OH 45459 Bcrnaul Lacanilao 19 Bluefox Bay. C anada T1H 6E6 Debra Lackey 2624 Parklaw n Dr., K ettering, OH 45440 Cynthia Lalountam 1349 Lem cke Rd., Beavercreek, OH 45434 Tad Lamb 8839 Franklin Trent, Franklin, OH 45005 Kimberly Lambert 5566 Liberty Bell Ct.. C enterville, OH 45459 Robin Lamm crs 305 Michales Rd., Tipp City, OH 45371 Rebecc a Landis I 1 14 A Eagle Feather, W est Carrollton, OH 454 Amy Langdon 432 South Fourth St., M iainisburg, OH 45342 Tara Langenkam p 37 M Southern Blvd., Kettering, OH 45429 A. Lansaw 6542 Jennifer Lane, Franklin. OH 45005 Jean Larkin 3640 Oaklaw n Dr., M iddletow n, OH 45044 Tam ara Lassiter 2230 M anton Drive. M iddletown. OH 45342

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Shanon M ason 1(1 Jennifer M axfield Jena McAlexandei C'elita M cBeth 21 Cheryl M cCall 4-J Tliomas M eCarraj Amy McCoy 127 Terri McDonnell Tina McFall 462-1 Judith MeCirew 2; John M cGuire 19

Addresses Timothy Moore Southern Blvd Box #135. Kettering. OH 45429 Karen Parrish 185 West Norm an Ave . Dayton, OH 45405 Vickie Moore 2124 Queen Avenue, Middletown OH 45044 M onica Parrish 7131 Cohasset Dr., H uber Heights, OH 45424 W illiam M oore 1427 Barclay St.. Springfield. OH 45505 Jerry Parsons 8465 W hite C edar Dr., M iam isburg, OH 45 M2 Dcana M organ 1634 M iami Blvd , Fairborn. OH 45324 Lori Passaro 7950 Norm andy Lane. C enterville, OH 45459 Dina M organ 1520 Spruce Dr.. W alled Lake. Ml 48390 C arm en Patrick 3737 Southern Blvd.. K ettering, OH 45429 Joanna Morgan 20 High St., Fianklin, OH 45005 Vanessa Patrick 2816 San Rae Dr., K ettering. OH 45419 Katherine Morgan 259 Fountain Sue, Dayton, OH 45405 Staeia P a tn /io 171 1A Dubois Dr., Piqua, OH 45356 Teresa M organ 436 E.ist C arpenter Dr.. New C arlisle, OH 45344 Holly Payne 3737 Southern Blvd. Box #4. Kettering. OH 45429 Deboiah Motyl 1717 W heatland, K ettering, OH 45429 Mandi Peebles 891F Revere V illage, C enterville, OH 45458 Tammy Moubray 5591 Fairfield Dr.. W aynesville. OH 45068 Misty Penrod 4934 U.S. Rt 22 3E. M onrow. OH 45152 Jamie Moyei 14350 Lower G ratis. Farm ersville, OH 45^25 Pamela Perron 604 Kings C ross Ct.. Dayton. OH 45449 Todd Mu Ihorn 3865 Fai Hills, K ettering, OH 45429 Tara Perry 138 Sycamore Dr., W ilm ington. OH 45177 Maureen M urphy 131 East Parkwood Dr.. Dayton, OH 45405 Helen Peterson 1554 Shaftesbury Rd., Dayton. OH 45406 Andrea Nash 4366 St. Lawrence Ave., C incinnati, OH 45205 Ronda Petree 25 W est First St., Franklin, OH 45005 John Nell 39 Academy Dr., Corrales, NM 87048 Todd Petrey 860 Robert C t.. Carlisle. OH 45005 Lori Newman 90 Ridgebury Dr., X enia, OH 45385 Erie Peyton 316 Pratt Rd.. Banchester, OH 45107 Tamara Newman 8307 Sunbrust Dr., C incinnati. OH 45421 Tam ara Phillippi 219 North G allow ay St., X enia. OH 45385 Brian Nixon RR #1, College Corner. OH 4500.3 Jacquelyn Phillips 313 South M ain St. #B. M iddletown. OH 450 Karman O'K cllcy 777 Farm biook Di Beavercreek, OH 45430 Kim berley Pierce 2846 Research Blvd., K ettering, OH 45420 Lucille O m biga Ethopian Adventist, Shasham ane. ET Beth Piz/.ino 840 W est Alkalin Spr , V andalia, OH 45377 Karen O rahood 100 East Dorothy Lane. Kettering. OH 45419 Brian Powell 3737 Southern Blvd. Box #15, K ettering. OH 45421.

Myrna O rti/ 2 133 Noitli Springfield, Chicago, IL 60647 Kalheryne Pregun 225 O rville St. #25, Fairborn, OH 45324 Jose O r/.line 3737 Southern Blvd.. Kettering, OH 45429 Kathryne Prendergast 5105 Southm insler Rd., Colum bus, OH 43 Anita Overton 1436 W olf Rd.. W est Alexandria, OH 45381 Linda Preston 822 Peachcreek Rd.. C enterville, OH 45458 Mary Owings 3043 Regent St., Dayton. OH 45409 Rebecca Price 7650 H etzler Rd., M iddletow n, OH 45042 David Padgett 3054 Jew clstone Dr., Dayton. OH 45414 Kimberly Pursilull 7417 C ountess Ct.. D ayton. OH 45459 Katherine Padgett .3054 Jew clstone Dr.. Dayton. OH 45414 Sandra Pursley 14 Fritchie PI., K ettering. OH 45420 Cheryl Palalox 17 Farrell A venue. Willow dale, O ntario Y aG iu 3101 Bromley PI.. K ettering. OH 45420 Laura Palmiero 37^7 Southern Blvd. Box #42, Kettering, OH 45429 Carol Rader P.O Box 751, X enia, OH 45385 Eric Pape 1257 1/2 Pursell. Dayton, OH 45420 M iljana Radisic 3737 Southern Blvd., K ettering, OH 45429 Joomi Park 3754 North Bernard. C hicago, IL 60618 Sylvie Rais 14 Jefferson Rd., Canada T 6L 6M 1 Gary Parker 7762 Brums Hill, Centerville, OH 45459 Sajeev R am bob 2808 San Rae Dr.. Dayton. OH 45419 Julie Parks 2203 L.os Arrow Dr., Dayton. OH 45439 Renee Ranchcl 809A Revere V illage, Centerville, OH 45458 Laura Parks 720 Black Moat Place, M iamisburg, OH 45342 Christin R asm ussen 3737 Southern Blvd.. K ettering. OH 45429 Hansel Rayner 2062 Lynpark, Dayton, OH 45439

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leffery Razor 19 G rantw ood Dr.. W est Carrollton, OH 45449 Nicholas Redavide 24 W ainwright Dr.. Dayton, OH 45431 Matthew Redrow 3757 Hertland Dr., Kettering, OH 45439 Rosemary Reed P.O. Box 142, Dayton, OH 45449 lured Reiss 4545 Crains Run Rd.. Franklin, OH 45005 Beverly Rent/. 8888 Red Lion-5 Point, Springboro. OH 45066 Rhonda Reusch 1620 C loverfield Ave., Kettering, OH 45429 Robert Rile 242 Poe Lane. X enia. OH 45385 Susan Ringer 107 West Ankeney M ill, Xenia, OH 45385 April Ritchey 160 W est Locust St., W ilm ington, OH 45177 ngela Roberts 127 North Salisbury, Richm ond. IN 47374 arbara Roberts 238 Grant wood Dr., W est C arrollton, OH 45449 â&#x2013; â&#x20AC;&#x2122;hi Iip Rose 412 South Main St., Laura, OH 45337 ester Rosete 420 Horsham Ave., W illow dale, O ntario elTrey Ruggs 2612 W est Riverview Ave., Dayton, OH 45407 odd Rule 2177 Renshaw Ave.. Dayton, OH 45439 imberly Rupert 5042 Renard Dr., Huber Heights, OH 45424 ackie Ryan 14341 Little Richm ond, New Lebanon, OH 45345 lan Sabino 16307 Austin St.. M odera, CA 93638 aria Sadowski 522 G reenw ood C't., New Lebanon, OH 45345 lichelle Sahlbom Star Rt. Box 20 A, C edar River, MI 49813 rincess Sakhai 4235 Meadowcrol'l Rd., K ettering, OH 45429 ennis Sakul 3737 Southern Blvd. Box #51, K ettering, OH 45429 eresu Salley 209 O xford St., Franklin. OH 45005 ulie Saluke 8569 Redlion Five Point, Springboro, OH 45066 eana Sanders 1010B Carson C't., Lebanon, OH 45036 iregory Sanders 707 Peach O rchard Dr.. W est Carrollton, OH 45449 ason Sanders 444 Nantucket Dr.. V alparaiso, IN 46383 isa Sunsulone 610S kyview Dr., W est C arrollton, OH 45449 laudia Santiago 1731 W est Bolivar, M ilw aukee, WI 53221 ynthia Santoro 1478 Quial Lane. Beavercreek, OH 45434 athy Saunders 983 Seneca Dr., M ason, OH 45040 ecky Saylor 2750 Bobbie PI., Kettering, OH 45429 lelissa Schab 1281 C entral Park Ave., Kettering, OH 45409

Patricia Schenkel 785 W ilbud Dr., C incinnati, OH 45205 Krista Schm itz 136 Euclid St., V ersailles, O H 45380 Mellony Schocppner 1242 Davis Dr., Fairborn, OH 45324 Bridget Schoiber 2795 East St. Rt. 55. Troy, OH 45373 C indy Schulze Acme, Alberta Carol Schum acher 20 H em lock C l., Springboro, OH 45066 Gayle Schw artz 68 Eastview D r., Ft. Loram ie, OH 45845 Diana Schw artz 408 East David Rd., K ettering. OH 45429 M ichelle Seale 1164 Springboro Pike, D ayton, OH 45449 Judith Seger 1138 Lillie Sugar C reek, D ayton, OH 45440 Deborah Sellars 962 Kenosha Rd., K ettering, OH 45429 Paula Serger 6334 Ham m el Ave., C incinnati, OH 45237 Carol Serle 7388 W ilm ington Pike, C enterville, OH 45459 Mindy Sesslar 80 Norlh Lim estone, Jam estow n, OH 45335 Lisa Shade 1624 D. M arshall, W est C arrollton. OH 45449 Jill Shafiner 2448 Ned Dr., D ayton, OH 45439 Elana Shanks 3160 C em etery Rd., X enia, O h 45385 C arrie Sharp 457 East M adison A ve., Springfield, OH 45503 Christina Shaw 3517 Blocker Dr., K ettering, OH 45420 Mary Kay S hennan 281 T auber Dr., C enterville, OH 45458 Julie Short 14846 State Route 1, Som erville, OH 45064 Tamm y Shultz Box 147, Rd. #1, C'asterland, NY 13620 Jessica Siders 609 B ernard Rd., New V ienna, OH 45159 Tod Sijan 267 State Street, Fairborn, OH 45324 Jennifer Sim on 7039 C laybeck Dr., H uber Heights, OH 45424 Donna Sirkis 5300 Springboro Pike, Dayton, OH 45449 Anthony Sm ith 801 East R ittenhouse, H ouston. TX 77076 Cari Smith 287 North W ebb Rd., W ilm ington, OH 4 5 177 C onnie Smith 117 Edgar Ave., Dayton, OH 45410 Dale Smith 3033 C. B rickw ell Dr., K ettering, OH 45420 Jennifer Smith 78 N orth M ain St., W aynesville. OH 45068 Michele Sm ith 149 M eyer Ave., D ayton, OH 45431 Rebecca Smith 5373 U nderwood Rd., Dayton, OH 45431 Tracey Sm ith 10 Shal'or St., M iddletow n, OH 45042 Jennifer Snodgrass 240 Skyview Dr., Vandalia, OH 45377

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Addresses Linda Soresen 1X40 Rainbow' Drive, Dayton, OH 45420 Leslie Sours 1748 C'ounly Road 17, Jerom esville, OH 44840 Kristin Spangler 377 East M adison Ave.. Springfield. OH 45503 Amber Sparkman 2 Ashgrove C l.. Franklin, OH 45005 Diane Spatz 16 Carina Drive. Trotw ood, OH 45426 Richard Spindler 4274 Cordell Dr.. Dayton, OH 454.39 Linda Spoltman 725 Green Acres Dr.. Dayton, OH 454 14 Tina Spradlin 784 South Detroit St., Xenia. OH 45385 Karen Spyridon 602 Steele Ave., Dayton. OH 45410 Kimberly Steele 26262 Hopkins. Inkster. MI 48141 Nicole Steele 26262 Hopkins, Inkster, MI 48141 Robert Steele 3561 Pennyroyal Rd., Franklin, OH 45005 Michael Stellm acher 123 D ecatur St., O lym pia. WA 98502 Jon Stempa 319 Vincrest Dr., M atthews, NC 28105 John Mark Steubing 4701 Langley Ave., Colum bus, OH 43213 Ernest Stevens 17 Elmhurst Rd., Stoneham , MA 02180 Sheila Stewart 4045 Fulton Ave., Dayton, OH 454.39 William Stewart 555 East Dorothy Lane, Kettering, OH 45419 James Stith 5670 Hamilton Ave., C incinnati, OH 45224 Connie Stockslager 4103 Venus Rd., Fannersville, OH 45325 Deborah Stoia 8264 Big Horn Ct.. Huber Heights, OH 45424 Joel Stoia 8264 Big Horn Ct.. Huber Heights, OH 45424 Yevetta Stokes 5353 G rcencrolt Dr., Dayton, OH 45426 Tracy Stone 110 Concord Farm Rd., Union. OH 45.322 William Stone 321 Alpha-Bellbrook, Bellbrook, OH 45305 Deborah Stover 535 Dakota Rd.. B ellelbntaine. OH 43311 Lynne Strange 2216 East W hipp Rd.. K ettering. OH 45440 Mary Strattman 1341 Randomhill Rd., C incinnati. OH 45231 Patricia Strickley 6760 Devon Dr.. M iddletown, OH 45044 Linda Strieby 101.38 Cherry Tree Trail, Spring Valley. OH 45370 Beverly Strunk 10011 Morrow C'ozdal, M orrow, OH 45152 Lisa Summers 46 South Main St.. West A lexandria. OH 45381 Lynn Sutter 7604 North Swan Lake. Huber Heights. OH 45424 Sandra Swan 819 North West Ave.. Jackson. Ml 49202

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Jam es Sw eeterm an 700 Ashton C ircle #3. K ettering. OH 45429 Laura Swihart 2921 Royalston Ave., K ettering, OH 45419 Janet Tackis 948 Rio Lane. K ettering, OH 45429 M ichelle Taylor P.O. Box 9609, Long Beach, C'A 90810 Susan Taylor 1822 W ildwood T errace, Fairborn. OH 45324 Tam ara Taylor 5281 Silbury Lane, Dayton. OH 45429 Teresa Tharp 326 Ritchie Street. D ayton. OH 45404 Mark T hiem ann 5565 Picardy Lane. C incinnati. OH 45248 Deborah Thom as 910 Hoadley Ave.. Hamilton. OH 45015 Robert Thom as 1745 1/2 East C entral. M iainisburg. OH 45342 Terrence Thom as 4067 Ridgetop Dr., B ellbrook. OH 45305 Barbara Thom pson 7340 Rustic W oods. H uber Heights, OH 454 Julie Thom pson 836 North Lincoln. W ilm ington, OH 45177 M olly Thom pson 51 John Anne C ir.. C anal W inchester, OH 431 Shawn Thom pson 12294 Bandy Rd.. A lliance, OH 44601 Christine T hornburg 3061 Southdale Dr., K ettering, OH 45409 Bonnie Tobias 3008 M anchester Rd.. M iddletown, OH 45042 Kathleen Tom 7715 G lenbrier PI., C enterville, OH 45459 Fern Toop 3737 Southern Blvd. Box #2, Kettering, OH 45429 Robin Tootle 1443 C olorado Drive, X enia, OH 45385 Anthony Toucheck RR 2 Box 72, D anville, IL 61832 Tonya Tow nsend 6711 G orsuch St., Franklin, OH 45005 Ramona Trim ble 428 Apt. A. Kling Dr.. D ayton. OH 45419 Edgardo Trinidad 5460 Splitrock Drive. Dayton, OH 45424 Teresa Trout 3285 Licking Lane, Z anesville, OH 43701 Kathleen Trum an 2948 Hazel Ave.. Dayton. OH 45420 Carla T udor 307 Cypress Street. Trenton. OH 45042 K asheila T urner 4640 G enesee Ave., D ayton. OH 45406 Aimee Uhrig 5275 St. Rt. 718, Troy, OH 4537.3 Jennifer U rban 521 Ken Ridge Drive. M iddletown, OH 45042 G eorge Urschel 427 East M ontgom ery St.. M iainisburg, OH 4534 Adoll'e Valenica 3737 Southern Blvd. Box #2. Kettering, OH 454 Pearl VanCâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;leave 4667 Broadway Rd.. Springfield. OH 45502 K im ber V andergriff 2008 Stegm an Ave.. Dayton, OH 45404 Kenneth Vanosdol 3737 Southern Blvd.. K ettering. OH 45429

Michcle Varano 4158 M oder C't.. Franklin. OH 45005 Kelly Vaughan 1451 W illamct Rd.. K ettering. OH 45429 Kelly Veach 10008 Purcell Rd.. Richmond, VA 23228 Chad Vert 3319 Carol Ann Lane. M iddletown. OH 45044 Kathy Vetere 8800 Sugarcrcek Pi.. Centerville. OH 45458 Melanie Vincent R d .# l Box 353. Bemus Point, NY 14712 Catherine Viola 3737 Southern Blvd. Box 45, Kettering, OH 45429 Carol Vogt 9575 G reenville, Covington, OH 45318 Lori Volpe 430B u rd ell Dr.. W ilm ington. OH 45177 Cynthia W alker 8883 M eadow Dr.. Mason. OH 45040 Wendy W alker 7409 Arlington Rd., Brookville, OH 45309 Melanie W allett 2555 Hilton Dr. #1, Dayton, OH 45409 Janel W allingford 2148 Stocker Rd., Kettering, OH 45429 Michael W alter 2817 Powhatten Place, Kettering, OH 45420 Kris Walters 357 Ridgecrest Dr.. W est C arrollton. OH 45449 Jeanne W ard 4312 Frieda Lane. Kettering. OH 45429 Karen W ashabaugh .3510 North M arlin Dr., C ovington, OH 45318 Matthew Watterc utter 9280 Blanke Rd., Anna, OH 45302 Chad Way 1735 North M arshall, M iddletown, OH 45042 Kimberly W eaver 3737 Southern Blvd. Box #51, K ettering. OH 45429 Mark W ebster 2424 Hill Ave.. M iddletown, OH 45044 Lynette W eisenborn 197 Mai wood C't., M iamisburg. OH 45342 Wendy Welch Box 309, Alberta, Canada Andrea W eller 8343 W oodgrove, Centerville, OH 45458 Pamela West 12015 Edgeworth C't.. C incinnati. OH 45240 Kathryn W estall 2365 South St. Rt. 42, Lebanon, OH 45036 Susan W esterkam m 2226 Tim berm an Rd., H am ilton, OH 45013 Bonita Wet/.el 2912 Hummingbird C't., Beavercreek, OH 45430 Rhonda W hipkey 7887 C'ook Jones Rd., W aynesville, OH 45068 Donna W hitaker 1051 O B annonville, Loveland, OH 45140 Rebecca While 952 Tristan C't.. West C arrollton. OH 45449 C'hamiin W hiteman 1829 Edith Marie Dr., Beavercreek. OH 454.31 Randall W hitlock I 102 Kirkley Hall Dr.. M iam isburg, OH 45342 Bobbie Wilhite 9^2 Brookside. Lebanon, OH 45036

Alicia W illiams Laconic, Alberta Daniel W illsey 724 Spring Ridge Place. C enterville. OH 45458 Jeffrey W illsey 724 Spring Ridge Place, C enterville, OH 45458 Bobbi W'ilson 439 M orrow Rd., South Lebanon, OH 45065 Elizabeth W ilson 12.35 Ridgeview Ave., K ettering, OH 45409 Lisa W ilson 37.37 Southern Blvd., K ettering, OH 45429 M arci W ilson 1880 North Taylor Rd., East C leveland, OH 441 12 M elissa W infield 630 Buena Vista, A shland, OH 44805 Robert W instead 2206 Barkw ood C't., Lake M ary, FL 32746 Lori W introw 3061 Shroyer Rd.. K ettering, OH 45429 Jill W irth 2048 Foxknoll D r., D ayton, OH 45458 Lisa W isener 6990 Delisle, Arcanum , OH 45304 Patricia W itter 289 Briarw ood Ave., Southbridge, MA 01550 Jason W olbers 7385 C asstow n-Clark, C'asstown, OH 45312 O hnma W ong 823 M eadowlark Lane, Berrien Springs. MI 49103 Sherry W ood 140 C annonbury C't., Kettering, OH 45429 G regory W oodard 683 O uter Belle Rd., Trotw ood, OH 45426 Keith W oods 200 M aple St.. Bangor. ME 04401 Mary W oodw ard 8161 Backbay C t., Dayton, OH 45458 Adrian W orbis 3305 Barbara D rive, M iddletown. OH 45044 Michael W uellner 217 Lebanon St., M onroe. OH 45050 Janet W yatt 2840 Spencerville Rd.. Lima, OH 45805 N. Yaggi 3814 G laser Dr., K ettering, OH 45429 G richelle Yec 6724 W illow creek Rd.. Bowie. MD 20720 Karen Yost 3737 Southern Blvd. Box #157. Kettering, OH 45429 M elissa Young 3313 Shorcland Rd., M oraine. OH 45439 Brenda Y outsler 4826 M osim an Rd.. M iddletow n. OH 45042 Robert Z aayer 7910 W inchester-South, Stoutsville, OH 4.3154 A ngela Zanotelli 508 Robert Sim m ons, C arlisle. OH 45005 Sarah Zarka 6251 St. Rt. 722. Arcanum . OH 45304 James Zim m erm an 4734 Rushwood C r.. Englewood. OH 45322

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