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Paige Bergmann Relationship: Vanessa Taylor, Lenexa, niece School: Westlake High School Future plans: She will attend college in the fall at Southern Utah University majoring in Biology.

Mackenzie Brown

Drake Clevenger Relationship: Mercedes Jackson, Lenexa, brother School: Excelsior Springs High School Future plans: To attend community college for his first two years to use his A+ scholarship and earn his associate degree, then he will transfer to a university to get a bachelor's degree in business.

Savanna Dey

Relationship: Dylan Brown, Wichita, daughter

Relationship: Todd Mihalchik, Lawrence, daughter

School: Bishop Carrol Catholic High School

School: Free State High School

Future plans: Mackenzie will attend WSU Tech, to obtain her certification to become a Vet Tech.

Future plans: Attend Washburn University

Caitlyn Champagne

Amber Eastridge

Chris Champagne, Lawrence, daughter

Relationship: Allen Eastridge, Wichita, daughter

School: Perry Lecompton - High School

School: Augusta High School

Future plans: Caitlyn plans to attend KSU to pursue a double major in Kinesiology and Spanish, and also continue her education in Physical Therapy.

Future plans: Attend Butler Community College

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Jake Frede

Ashley Heinen

Relationship: Bill Frede, Lenexa, son

Relationship: Brian Heinen, Lenexa field, daughter

School: UCM

School: Basehor-Linwood High School

Degree: Digital Media Production

Future plans: Ashley plans to attend Pittsburg State University where she will pursue a degree in Plastics Engineering and a minor in Marketing.

Future plans: Find employment in the film industry

Sophia Farnan Relationship: Danny Farnan, Lenexa, daughter School: Richmond High School Future plans: Attending Missouri State University

Alyssa Hoffman Relationship: David McPherson, Lawrence, step-daughter School: Lawrence Free State High School Future plans: Alyssa will attend Aveda Beauty School in Davie, Florida to become an esthetician.

Taylor Farnan

Billy Holladay

Relationship: Danny Farnan, Lenexa, daughter

Relationship: Brandon Holladay, Lenexa, son

School: University of Arkansas

School: Piper High School

Degree: BS in BioMedical Engineering

Future plans: Billy will attend Kansas Wesleyan to major in history.

Future plans: Attend graduate school at Georgia Tech to earn her Master's Degree in Medical Device Innovations

Emily Groce

Kaelyn Knox

Relationship: Tony Groce, Lenexa, daughter

Relationship: Kollin Knox, Lenexa, daughter

School: Missouri State University

School: University of North Dakota - Grand Forks, ND

Degree: Marketing Management

Degree: B.S. in Aeronautical Science (emphasis in Commercial Aviation)

Future plans: Relocating to Seattle, WA

Future plans: Spend a year at UND after graduation building hours as a Certified Flight Instructor, with plans to become a commercial pilot flying internationally

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Makayla Lambrecht

Samantha Martens

Relationship: Meghan Scott, Lawrence/Lenexa, daughter

Relationship: Beth Martens, Lenexa, daughter

School: Free State High School, Lawrence, KS

Degree: Bachelor of Arts, Communications and Sociology

Future plans: Makayla is attending Wichita State University majoring in Communication Sciences and Disorders with the goal of becoming a Speech/ Language Pathologist, working with children.

Joseph Lancaster

School: University of Kansas

Future plans: Samantha will continue her education in the Masters of Public Administration Program at the University of Kansas.

Mackenzie Masters

Relationship: Gary Lancaster, Lenexa, son

Relationship: Kelly Masters, Lenexa, daughter

School: Prairie View High School, LaCygne KS

School: Shawnee Mission Northwest High School

Future plans: Joseph will be attending Pittsburg State University where he will be studying music education.

Future plans: Mackenzie will attend Pittsburg State University in the fall to pursue a degree in Construction Management.

Stetson Lieffring

Talon McPherson

Relationship: Kenny Lieffring, St. Joseph, son

Relationship: David McPherson, Lawrence, son

School: Mid-Buchanan High School

School: Lawrence Free State High School

Future plans: Career in carpentry

Future plans: Talon will attend Peaslee Tech, training to be an electrician.

Aaron Martens

Arianna McElwee

Relationship: Beth Martens, Lenexa, son

Relationship: Bryan Morris, Lawrence, daughter

School: University of Arizona

School: Maize South High School

Degree: MBA with emphasis on Finance

Future plans: Arianna was accepted to K-State University and began classes in January 2021.

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Michaela Mense Relationship: Tim Mense, Lenexa, daughter

Emma Ryan

School: Excelsior University

Relationship: Brock Ryan, Lenexa office, daughter School: Bishop Miege High School

Degree: Bachelor of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Future plans: Attending KU in the fall for nursing

Future plans: Graduate school in Italy (Covid permitting)

KyLee Pray Relationship: Cliff Pray, Wichita, daughter

Relationship: Brock Ryan, Lenexa, son

School: Butler County Community College

School: University of Kansas

Degree: Associate in the sciences

Degree: Business Degree in Finance

Future plans: Attend Newman University to study Occupational Therapy

Future plans: Get a job in his field

Will Pray

Connor Shook

Relationship: Cliff Pray, Wichita, son

Relationship: Mike Shook, Wichita, son

School: Clearwater High School

School: Belle High School

Future plans: Attend Oklahoma State University to study Automotive

Future plans: Cowley County Community College

Kathleen Rohaus

John Ryan

Aubrey Weixeldorfer

Relationship: Casey Rohaus, Wichita office, daughter

Relationship: Melissa Weixeldorfer, Lenexa, daughter

School: Elyria Christian School

School: William Chrisman High School

Future plans: Kathleen will attend college at Oklahoma Baptist University,with a triple major in Elementary Education, Early Childhood Education, and Special Education.

Future plans: Furthering her education by attending college for her degree in Music Education, with the goal of teaching music in elementary or high school

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Audrey Woods Relationship: Derek Woods, Lenexa, daughter School: Blue Springs South High School

CHEERS TO ALL THE GRADUATES THIS YEAR (AND TO THEIR PROUD FAMILIES)!

Future plans: Attend MCC/Longview CC

Apprentices Graduating Congratulations to these service technicians who are graduating from the UA Apprenticeship Program. The UA apprentice program is a five-year period divided into one-year segments, each of which includes 1,700 to 2,000 hours of on-the-job training and a minimum of 216 hours of related classroom instruction. Apprenticeship is a rigorous program as the UA apprentices must work the same hours as journeymen during the day, plus attend night classes. We applaud them for their achievement and wish them great success in the future.

LENEXA:

TOPEKA:

LAS VEGAS:

Sean Olwell Geoff Conatser Michael Cates

Brandon Robson Austin Wiebler

Andrew Maginness

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P1 Fab Shops Work Seamlessly to Create Trip Cabinets and Stands

P1’s Electrical and Piping Fabrication shops worked together to fabricate a Trip Cabinet for Exelon’s Hendley Station (an Emerson customer) in Fort Worth, Texas. According to Senior Project Manager Rick Ellis, P1 has built approximately six of these cabinets over the past three years for Emerson.

and install three Trip Stands and one Pressure Status Manifold (PSM) Stand for El Paso Electric’s Newman Power Station, another Texas customer of Emerson, pictured below.

What set this fabrication apart is that it was fabricated from a schematic drawing only, whereas the cabinets are usually fabricated using a full set of drawings.

The stand fabrication, painting, equipment mounting, and piping were performed in the Pipe Fab shop by Foreman Brad Wendt, and sent to the Electrical Fab shop where Electrical Foreman Darren Ousdahl performed the electrical installation.

Dustin Gilbert, Timothy Rockers, and Troy Hoffman did the tube bending and welding in the pipe fab shop. Shawn Hasting and Connor Immenschuh worked on the electrical cabinet components. Over the years, P1 has also built multiple trip stands for Emerson customers. The stands are not enclosed because they are located inside buildings. The cabinet above is designed to go with an outside turbine, withstand the elements, and protect the contents inside.

The fabrication included a Unit 1 and Unit 2 Trip Stand, Unit 4 Trip Stand, and PSM Stand.

“These equipment stands will be installed by the power plant as upgrades to their existing turbine control systems, and the prefabricated stands will give the owner single point connections for each tubing connection,” Rick said. “This will simplify the field installation work and ultimately allow the customer to have tighter control of their turbines.” 

Last summer, Electrical and Pipe fab also worked together to fabricate

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Local Sports Teams Benefit from Spring 2021 Corporate Sponsorships

Sheet Metal Foreman Steve Turner with the PSA Gold 12U team

Sheet Metal Fab Shop Manager Tom Keating with the 13U Topeka Royals

COVID may have put a damper on last year’s activities, but we had a great turnout for Spring 2021 Corporate Sponsorship applicants!

Steve Turner has been head coach for PSA Gold 12U (12-and-up) softball for two years. The team is located in McClouth, KS.

Join us in congratulating Sheet Metal Foreman Steve Turner and Sheet Metal Fabrication Shop Manager Tom Keating, winners of our Spring Corporate Sponsorships.

Steve and the owner of PSA Fastpitch Softball started a 10u team two years ago.

Tom’s award will benefit 13U Topeka Royals Baseball, a 13-and-under competitive baseball team. The team participates in leagues and tournaments in Kansas and Missouri, and plays in a Topeka, KS, league. Tom has been with the team for three years. “Coaching kids in all sports is what I enjoy. There is no better feeling than watching them not only become good athletes, but also good human beings,” Tom said. “Hopefully I am helping develop those attributes.”

“I took the team on as head coach this past fall,” Steve said. “My daughter is one of the players. We have girls from McClouth, Oskaloosa, Basehor, Tonganoxie, and Smithville, KS. Now we play 12U softball.” Steve says he finds it very rewarding coaching the 11 young athletes on the team, who, thanks to this sponsorship money, will soon have new uniforms. Congratulations to Tom and Steve, and the organizations benefiting from this program. 

The sponsorship money will help with league dues, tournament entry fees, and equipment.

ABOUT P1 CORPORATE SPONSORSHIPS Providing support for local charities, community activities, and events is an integral part of the P1 business plan. We take great pride in investing in our community and the lives of our associates. To this end, P1 offers two sponsorships to P1 associates Spring and Fall. All associates may apply for the sponsorships, which are intended to assist in the financial support of those organizations and activities that are important to our associates and the communities in which they live and work.

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Fast Pace, Moving Parts, One Person: Associate Spotlight on Jen Morris

“Every day pretty much has me running around like a crazy person. Whatever I think I have planned for the day is rarely what I accomplish.”

herself gravitating towards operations, and decided to try her hand at dispatching. When Service Experts acquired Neal Harris, Jen found herself managing accounting and dispatch on a more regional level.

This is not unusual for many support staff in the AEC industry, and Operations Supervisor Jen Morris is no exception.

With a young son at home, the travel required wasn’t ideal, so she decided to go back to the family trade, selling commercial insurance.

The operations supervisor is a huge role that supports most of the divisions in the service department, including Plumbing, Electrical, Ammonia, Controls, Start-up, and Test and Balance. This role entails tracking contracts, PM management, accounts receivable, billing accuracy, billings forward, data collections and reporting, training, and any administrative duties that are needed.

“Two years into selling insurance, I knew I had made a mistake,” Jen said. “My desire to go back into the construction industry in an operational position led me to P1.” A few months after applying for a P1 position she didn’t feel was the best fit, Jen got a phone call from Executive Vice President Phil Nehring.

“Believe it or not, I actually welcome the interruptions, and I adore assisting others with obstacles that pop up. Especially when the outcome means I make life a little easier or smoother for someone that day."

Jen has been with P1 Group for two years now, but she began her career working as a bookkeeper for her family-owned Insurance agency and Stucco Company. She ventured out to expand her resume working for several small businesses in the construction industry as their bookkeeper and gained experience in the operations process. Her first job in the service world was for Neal Harris Heating & Cooling. She began doing data entry for the accounting department but found

P1’s long-time operations coordinator was retiring, and Phil thought Jen would be a good fit. “I had big shoes to fill, and am still very thankful Phil both remembered and considered me for such a great opportunity,” said Jen. With the job entailing support for so many divisions, it can be very fast-paced and challenging. But the pace is one of the things Jen loves about the job.

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Wearing the “Mom” Hat

Jen works with many different associates each day, including Call Center Supervisor Jill Hollingsworth. “Every day is different and it can feel like a race,” Jen said. “Believe it or not, I actually welcome the interruptions, and I adore assisting others with obstacles that pop up. Especially when the outcome means I make life a little easier or smoother for someone that day." It didn’t take long for Jen to be promoted from Operations Coordinator to Operations Supervisor, working closely with Electrical, Controls, and Plumbing Service as well. “I love the team of people I get to work with. I’m excited to build relationships, expand my knowledge, and contribute to the success of each division,” Jen said. “When Jen came in and took on the role of Operations Coordinator, little did she know that she also inherited the job of keeping me on track,” Phil said. “She has stepped in to assist me and also sales and operations on many levels. Jen has demonstrated a true talent for mastering the calendar of activities, anticipating needs, and prioritizing personnel,” Phil observed. P1 is fortunate to have Jen and we wish her a long and bright future. 

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Jen is a single mom to 16 year old son, Ayden (and human to 8-year-old cockapoo Bruiser). She says that in the midst of raising Ayden, she forgot to find a hobby or two outside of chauffeuring him from football fields to baseball fields to basketball courts and golf courses. “I’ve spent most of the last 16 years cheering him on from the sidelines, enjoying every minute of it,” Jen said. When there’s time to relax, Jen enjoys lake weekends, live music, golfing, razor rides, fire pits and traveling. Most recently she and Ayden ventured to Ft. Myers Beach, FL, for spring break. “For now, I’m soaking up the last few years of having Ayden at home before he leaves for college to chase his own dreams.”

N E W FAC E S/ANNO UNCEMENTS Please join us in welcoming our newest P1 Group associates.

Wade Buck Project Engineer Lenexa

Robert Bruegman Operations Manager Omaha/Lincoln Nebraska area

PROMOTION Brady Kyle Project Manager

OFFICES CLOSED MEMORIAL DAY

MAY 31

OH BABY!

Congratulations to VDC Specialist James Daugherty and family on the arrival of daughter Vada Rae Daugherty. Vada was born April 13 at 8 lbs., 4 oz.

Congratulations to Wichita Project Manager Chris Patterson and family on the arrival of daughter Charleigh Lynn Patterson. Charleigh was born April 14 at 7lbs, 8oz.

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Congratulations to Pipe Shop Detailer Bryan Morris on the birth of his son, Macklin Hendrix Morris. Macklin was born on April 19, weighing 7lbs, 13oz.

BI RT H DAYS + ANNIVERSARIES Office and field associate birthdays and work anniversaries + awarded work

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PARKER DEAN TANNER HANSULD ANDREW HARRIS MORGAN MALM COLE BARTOW DARRIN BRETTHAUER RON ISBELL RALPH PENA MICHAEL ROCKHILL ROBERT GONZALES ZACH MORRIS JEFF WALKER TREVOR BURNS WILLIAM JONES DANIEL RANKIN DUSTIN RAINES THOMAS SPARKS CASEY WALSH BO WEMPE JAMES HAYES KEATON MIDDENDORF ZACH NOLL ROBERT ZARO BEN PRUETT MICHAEL FARVE RODERICK MOORE ANTONIO NAVARRO-MENDEZ

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JOHNNY HICKS JR RONNIE HULEN RODGER BRICKER MATTHEW MACKO BRADY MUNSTERMAN COY ATZENWEILER DANIEL HEAD II JESSE ALVARADO JR ALEX RODRIGUEZ WESLEY SMITH BRANDON VALENTINE STEVEN MCINTOSH JIM DAHLIN LUCAS DECAIRE CHRIS PATTERSON JAMES FOSTER II BRIAN MOORE STEPHANIE TEMMEL HAROLD GREEN DUKE NORRIS CHARLES CAMP ETHAN MARTIN WARREN CHISM LEVAR MAXWELL KALEB PALMER BRUCE WEIS

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MATT BRUSH ROBB EDER JEFF ERDMAN JOSH MASSEY CHANDLER PYLES KENNY SANDS SHAWN FRALEY JOSEPH MUNIS AARON GARRETT WILLIAM HINTON CARL LARSEN JASON LARSEN GUNNAR MCCARTNEY MICHAEL OWENS II TRENT PETERSON MIKHAIL BASHMAKOV BRIAN BROWN BRAD DAVID BRYAN TONGUE PAUL SPICER CORBYN SCHULER DAVID YOUNG MELISSA WILSON

IT'S GOLF SEASON! SAVE THESE DATES JUNE 19, 2021

P1 Safety Golf Tournament Shamrock Hills Golf Club

September 11, 2021 P1 Charity Golf Tournament Shoal Creek Golf Club

WORK ANNIVERSARIES 5 YEARS: JOHNATHAN BRESHEARS, GEOFFREY CONATSER, KENNETH HINES, JAMAR JACKSON, NICHOLAS MARSALIS, DUKE NORRIS, MICHAEL STEGMAN, DERRICK WALKER 10 YEARS: MATTHEW PAYNE | 15 YEARS: JOHN HILBERT, DAVID WRIGHT 20 YEARS: JEFF PETERSON, RUSTY RODERICK | 25 YEARS: GLEN HERRING

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AWA R D ED W O R K SERVICE/APRIL TOTAL: $2,649,319

(Reflects projects $10K and over)

KANSAS ETHANOL CHILLER COMPRESSOR REPLACEMENT Aaron Dunbar | $10,255 MASTERCARD CHILLED WATER STORAGE Andrew Noone $442,160 NESS CITY USD 303 Repl. 20 FAN CENTER CONTROLS Brad David | $10,833 VIEGA AC/DC 2 HVAC/CHILLER MAINTENANCE CONTRACT Brad David | $30,000 SLN STEAM CONDENSATE REPLACE Brandon Holladay | $12,996 TMC ADD BROMIDE SOLUTION Brian Holladay $31,676 HILLS MIH ADDITION TOPEKA, KS Carl VanVliet | $44,198.39 AT&T WICHITA JACKSON COMPRESSOR REPLACEMENT Chris Patterson | $12,884 WICHITA USD 259 3RD FLOOR HVAC REPLACEMENT Cliff Pray | $257,971 SLE BLDG. E CHW FLOW METER Clinton Gechter | $11,510 HENKEL DUST COLLECTION WEIGH-UP AREA Clinton Gechter | $21,178 SLE INFORMATION SYSTEMS CRAC REPLACEMENT Clinton Gechter | $96,146 SAINT LUKES MP1 REPLACE HHW GATE VALVES 4 FLOORS Clinton Gechter | $12,213 HEALTH CENTER KCL HVAC REPLACEMENT Connor Hayes | $52,984 HEALTH CENTER KCL RENOVATION Connor Hayes | $164,701 SLN REPLACE TWO DOMESTIC HOT WATER MIXING VALVES Dave Rollo | $22,334 CATALENT REPLACE TWO FIRE HYDRANTS Dave Rollo | $17,465 KC VA MED CTR ROOF DRAIN/STORM PIPING UPGRADES Dave Rollo | $101,509 SYSCO FOODS REPL. RESTROOM PARTITIONS Dave Rollo | $13,056 MR. G’s MEATS FREEZER, NORTH UNIT COMPRESSOR REPL David Pate | $12,700

HEARTLAND COCA COLA FILL ROOM HVAC PM/CLEANING David Pate | $16,100 HFC W-3 RTU REMOVAL/REINSTALL FOR BLDG RELOCATION David Pate | $ 29,100 MERCK BLDG B C AND F GAS REGULATORS AND VALVE REPL David Pate | $18,500 KANSAS SOLDIERS HOME - PERSHING ADMIN 5TON AC Don Dunbar | $11,367 WSU WALLACE HALL 16 EXPANSION JOINTS Don Dunbar | $28,718 PLAZA CLUB CITY APARTMENTS Dylan Brock | $15,924 LINCOLN CENTER WEST (6) SPLIT SYSTEMS REPL Eric Meier | $49,420 HILLS PETS TOPEKA FREEZER EVAP#3 REPL Eric Meier | $26,500 ATT 3 SPLIT SYSTEMS ATCHISON Eric Meier | $22,745 WS CLARIOS BH-7 Jason White | $99,792 WS CLARIOS LEAD POT Jason White | $15,200 WS LEAD POT CONTROL PANEL SWAP OUT Jason White | $22,041 JE DUNN POWER VENTILATION REVIEW/GENERATOR ROOM JB Ashcraft | $32,275 EL DORADO CORRECTIONAL REPL INFIRMARY CHILLED WATER COILS Jeff Erdman | $46,124 NEWMAN UNIVERSITY-REBUILD 75 HP PUMP Jeff Erdman | $10,750 VINTAGE PARK-REPLACE 3 APT AC SYSTEMS Jeff Erdman | $ 20,362 DAIKIN EDGAR HALL CHILLER Jeremy Miller | $55,774 MWSU/ DAIKIN HEARNS HALL Jeremy Miller | $98,571 NWMSU PHASE 2 TUNNEL PROJECT Jeremy Miller | $90,000 WILBERT CASKET PLANT 2ND FLOOR MINI SPLIT Jim Dahlin | $11,253

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AWA R D ED W O R K SERVICE/APRIL continued TRUMAN MED MORGUE COOLER REPAIRS Jim Dahlin | $12,405 CEVA TIGERFLOW SKID PUMP REPLACEMENTS Jim Dahlin | $14,971 SOUTHERN GLAZER`S WINE & SPIRITS Jimmy Perlik | $15,900 FREEDOM BANK-RTU STAGING MODIFICATIONS John Hilbert | $21,900 SURGICENTER OF JOCO-BOILER REPAIRS John Hilbert | $15,000 GARDEN TERRACE AT OP RTU REPLACEMENT Mike Cates | $10,483 NUTTER HOME LOANS REPLACE 3 SPLIT SYSTEMS Mike Cates | $22,575 TOPEKA VA MEDICAL CENTER-PM AGREEMENT PM House Lenexa | $12,925 KC VA MED CENTER B26 EF REPLACEMENT Ry Walter | $126,642

ST LUKES HOSPICE HOUSE COMPRESSOR CHANGE OUTS Ryck Sanders | $11,511 HUHTAMAKI CHILLED WATER PIPING REPAIRS Ryck Sanders | $16,857 HEARTLAND COCA COLA Taylor Jenkins | $16,100 BUILDING 1630 AIR COMPRESSOR Will Jones | $58,282 LMH MAIN RTU 1 RELIEF FAN MOTOR REPL Will Jones | $15,421 ICL COMM ROOM AC REPLACEMENT Will Jones | $ 22,500 P.B.C - HEMP GREENHOUSE PROJECT Will Jones | $108,500 KS ALARMS FORBES FIELD SECURITY UPGRADES Will Jones | $34,061 LEGACY RESTAURANT GROUP REPIPE AT FT. SCOTT Will Jones | $14,000

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KANSAS CITY CORPORATE CHALLENGE

Best Kickoff Party Award

Tennille Tegeler earned a silver medal in Darts.

The KCCC season is off to a great start! We had a record turnout for the Kickoff Party and 1-Mile walk. It was such a success that we were awarded “Best Kickoff Party” and included in the official kickoff video. If you are on Facebook, check it out along with all of the photos on the Kansas City Corporate Challenge page. P1 appears in a lot of places! We also received an “Honorable Mention” award for the t-shirt design.

APRIL EVENTS AND STANDINGS: CURRENTLY IN 6TH PLACE WITH 73.5 POINTS • WALK: So many people…it was fantastic! • BIKE RACE: (8th place) Glen Herring (16th overall for age group), Steve Hinshaw (11th place overall for age group), Alex VanLeeuwen (7th place overall for age group), Mark Rau (10th overall for age group) and Vicky Athon • DARTS: Justin Underwood (5th place) and Tennille Tegeler (silver medal) • SOFTBALL: (7th place) Beth Martens, Debbie Kelly, Karley Pearl, Swapnil Shende, Michael Cates, Dylan Brock, Erin Pearl, Connor Hayes, Heather Richards-St. Clair, Richard Anderson, Brady Kyle, Tennille Tegeler • POOL: Debbie Kelly (4th place) and Joe Barajas (bronze medal)

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