NOVEMBER 2023
LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER Who are your saints? ATLANTA, GA
Who have been saints, that is, people of God, to you in your life?
ALL SAINTS SUNDAY NOVEMBER 5
In worship on All Saints Day, we name the members of Redeemer who have died over the past year. You will have the opportunity to name your loved ones in service and write their names on the chalkboard in the Sims atrium. As we say their names and give thanks for their lives, we trust in the promise of the resurrection of Jesus.
Bob Peppel joined the church triumphant on November 5, 2022 Jean Thompson joined the church triumphant on December 28, 2022 Bob Kettel joined the church triumphant on January 16, 2023 Allen Tess joined the church triumphant on January 29, 2023 Rick Baker joined the church triumphant on February 3, 2023 Liz Bair joined the church triumphant on April 10, 2023 Hazel Lang joined the church triumphant on May 11, 2023 Sharon Pike joined the church triumphant on May 18, 2023 Jilda Kettel joined the church triumphant on May 20, 2023 Becky Jones joined the church triumphant on June 6, 2023 Ivar Iverson joined the church triumphant on June 26, 2023 Peggy Belcher joined the church triumphant on July 7, 2023 Shirley Eifert joined the church triumphant on August 11, 2023 Bootsie Grant joined the church triumphant on August 20, 2023 Bob Gibeling joined the church triumphant on September 2, 2023 Nancy Klotz joined the church triumphant on September 13, 2023 Michael Thornton joined the church triumphant on October 9, 2023 Join us on Sunday, November 19th, as we celebrate Lutheran Towers again this year. Connected via a bridge over Juniper St., Lutheran Towers has provided not just a roof over our 200+ seniors' heads but a warm and nurturing environment that fosters a sense of belonging and well-being for over fifty years. As we reflect on the past year and what we want to accomplish in the future, there is still much work to be done. Our seniors rely on your generosity for many daily services. Your donations have directly impacted our residents through ten different food programs, including the firstever free grocery store in our building, social and recreational activities, and transportation to help our residents access vital services and maintain their independence..
The Harvest Home Concert is Redeemer’s musical celebration of Thanksgiving, a quintessentially American holiday, a celebration that crosses all barriers. The diverse music of the concert is designed to appeal to a broad audience, including those who might not attend a church service. As a gift to the community, the concert is presented free of charge.
We celebrate HARVEST—deliverance from danger and the promise of a rich harvest—this year, singing specifically about those who labor to provide our food, with music and texts from John Dryden, Henry Purcell, and Woody Guthrie. We celebrate FAMILY—including blood relatives, welcomed strangers, nourishing friends, and those who live on in cherished memory—with
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18
HARVEST HOME CONCERT
7 pm
music from Jay Ungar's Ashokan Farewell to Elaine Hagenberg's There Was a Time with text by William Wordsworth. We sing pieces from the Shaker tradition, Simple Gifts, The Humble Heart, Gentle Words, and Give Good Gifts, inviting us to live peacefully.
We celebrate welcome and THANKSGIVING, from Come, Ye Thankful People, Come to For the Fruit of All Creation, and with new seasonal songs like the Autumn Reel and Hoe Down.
This 17th concert will be streamed live at Redeemer.org and HarvestHomeConcert.org and can be viewed after the concert. A dessert reception will follow the concert.
LCFM THANKSGIVING CELEBRATION A TIME TO SHARE
The Lutheran Community Food Ministry will host its annual “A Time to Share.” This event features a special Thanksgiving meal prepared by Chef Isaiah, with turkey and all the fixings. In addition, several
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of our partners, including Hope Through Soap, will provide showers, grooming, and fresh clothing. To volunteer, please contact Stephanie Hart at stephanie.hart1987@icloud.com.
HOLIDAY SHARING For the 12th year, Redeemer members will have the opportunity to shop for the girls of Wellspring Living – children (ages 12 – 17) who have been sexually trafficked and who are on a path of restoration. On the back of each ornament on the Angel Tree in Sims Atrium will
Angel Tree for the Girls of Wellspring Living Questions amy.carpenter@comcast.net
be a suggested gift card. Gift cards in any amount will be used for the girls’ school and craft supplies, meals, clothing, special outings, or for
November 12 through December 10
stocking the boutique where the girls can “shop” for special items as rewards for scholastic achievement. Write the value on your gift cards and place them in the box by the tree. Thank you, Kathy Hill and family, for the creation of the ornaments.
We have resettled an unprecedented number of refugees this year. The weather is turning cold and purchasing a coat for every person in a family is a large expense. We are trying to gather coats for every client who has arrived this year. If you are able to donate even one coat, it would make a huge impact on a family of 9 or 11 who are looking at needing hundreds of dollars in warm clothing. Tags with names, gender, age and size can be found on our Hope Tree starting November 15. If you prefer to make a monetary donation to the Hope Tree Christmas fund, we will use the funds to purchase the winter coats needed.
Midtown Assistance Center (MAC) Annual Coat Drive will be held at Redeemer, beginning Sunday, December 3 through Sunday, December 31, 2023; we are looking for gently-used Men’s, Women’s, and Children’s Outerwear (coats/jackets/parkas/etc.) for the MAC Closet, to be offered to community members less-fortunate during cold winter weather. Donations can be placed in the collection barrels in Sim's Atrium.
Coat Drive
Coat Drive
HOLIDAY SHARING Our Kringles Fundraiser runs from Sunday, November 5, until Sunday, November 19. Help support our youth as they will be attending the 2024 ELCA Youth Gathering in New Orleans. We have not been able to attend in 6 years due to COVID. Consider donating too! Thanks for supporting our youth.h!
Help us create a
Merry Christmas for the foster boys and girls living under Goshen Valley's care!
Goshen Valley
Giving Tree
Nov 12 - Dec 10 You can donate items in two ways: donate gifts using the Amazon list, which will ship items directly to Goshen Valley donate household items using tags on the giving tree in Sims Atrium, and bring the items to church with you.
Amazon Link Coming Soon!
Thank you for your generosity!
DECEMBER AT REDEEMER Just what will Bethlehem make of this gift? What will we make of this Greatest Gift of All? Redeemer’s life-saving gift to Atlanta this Christmas will be us: 35 – 40 role players (some youth roles) and backstage people engaging with our guests, neighbors, and members among ancient artisan and craft tents, musicians, singers, Pharisees, Roman soldiers & officials, innkeepers, and a young mother and a baby boy who seemed to have dropped down Redeemer’s 2023 MIDTOWN CHRISTMAS gift to
from Heaven. Please consider
Atlanta is coming to Redeemer Green on December
playing a part in this outreach
10th! This iconic, annual visual, and personally
gift to Atlanta on December
engaging proclamation of our core belief by
10th (rain date Dec 17th). Visit
Redeemer re-enactors who re-imagine the day after
the Bethlehem Village Table
Jesus is born in Bethlehem. Dramatic images of
starting on Sunday, November
bakers, potters, weavers, chandlers, artists,
12th, in the Sims Atrium for
musicians, Roman soldiers, tax collectors, Pharisees,
information and to volunteer
furry stable animals, and the surprise arrival of
in any capacity. Questions
three regal strangers from afar. All because making
anytime: contact Don Noland
his appearance into the world amid stable animals
(dfnoland@gmail.com), Janet
in tiny, backwater Bethlehem is Baby Jesus - God’s
Preston
mightiest act of love!
(janethaury@gmail.com), or Terry Longstreth
Unprecedented?
Spectacular?
Frightening?
Humbling? Grace-filled? YES to all? Of course! God’s fulfillment of his promise to us has appeared as a tiny baby, born at just the right time into a world full
of
danger,
uncertainty.
distrust,
fear,
oppression,
and
(terrylongstreth@mindspring. com)
Is the holiday cheer missing this year for you? Then join us for a
BLUE CHRISTMAS A SERVICE OF LAMENT, HEALING, AND HOPE
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3, 2023 4 PM WITH HOLY COMMUNION In person and Livestream
Christmas Eve 2023 *10:00 AM Choir and Organ Advent 4 12:00 pm German Church Atlanta Service Traditional worship in the German language with Holy Communion. 3:00 pm Family and Children’s Service A Christmas message with lessons and carols for children with Holy Communion. *6:00 pm Jazz Service Worship begins with the prelude featuring the Redeemer Jazz Trio with Holy Communion. *8:00 and *11:00 pm Christmas Services The celebration begins with a musical prelude of instrumental and choir music. Services include traditional carols with Holy Communion. *Prelude begins 30 minutes prior to service.
FAITH FORMATION
Baptism at Redeemer Greetings! If you or someone you know is expecting a child or interested in baptism at Redeemer at any age, we would love to celebrate this special milestone with your family! We have several dates available. Here are some details: We are returning to our pre-pandemic practice of holding Baptism Festivals. This means certain Sundays are designated for baptisms, and there may be several families celebrating a baptism at the same time. Single-family baptisms were offered after the late service on most Sundays through the end of July. NOTE that all baptisms will take place on festival dates going forward. Please inquire for more details on how scheduling works and to get the Baptism registration form.
Upcoming Festival Dates December 31, 2023 at 10 am (New Year’s Eve Combined Worship) Saturday, March 23, 2024 at 11 am (during our Family Easter Vigil Service) Saturday, March 30, 2024 at 7pm (during the traditional Easter Vigil Service) May 26, 2024 (Memorial Day Weekend)
Why Baptism Festivals? Baptism is a sacrament celebrated in community. While we have done several baptisms after worship service for safety reasons during the pandemic, it is important that the congregation be part of the baptism liturgy as much as possible. Grouping up baptisms on certain days allows us to use a special liturgy focused on baptism and truly highlight it as a special event rather than it being a footnote to a service with a different focus. Also, it's fun! It's a great way to get to know other families, and your child will grow up with friends at Redeemer who share their baptism anniversary- a special bond that can follow them throughout life. In Christ, Deacon Mary Houck (she/her) Director of Children and Family Ministries mhouck@redeemer.org 770-778-7085
CHILDREN AND FAMILY MINISTRY
Family Events November 2023
For more information, contact Deacon Mary Houck at mhouck@redeemer.org.
Christmas Program and Family Advent Celebration Rehearsals Nov. 5, 12, 26 and Dress Rehearsal on Saturday, December 2, program on Sunday, December 3 We are once again collaborating with the Redeemer Children's Music program to engage all our Sunday School kids in the story of Jesus' birth. Then, there will be brunch and Advent activities for the whole family in the Sims Atrium. This is a great way to start the Christmas season grounded in faith and take home some tools to keep that focus throughout December. All ages are welcome; no RSVP is required. Bring a friend!
Streets Alive! December 3, 1-5 pm Streets Alive is a community event in Midtown Atlanta when Peachtree St. is closed down to allow pedestrians to walk or ride their bikes, scooters, etc. Along the way, local businesses and organizations offer food, activities, and other fun. It’s a family-friendly event right on our doorstep! You can come for all or just part of the event, whatever fits your schedule.
Mark Your Calendar!
Monday, January 15: MLK Day Family Project February 9-11: Family Retreat Saturday, March 23: Family Easter Vigil and Egg Hunt Saturday, April 27 : Family Fun Day- Berry Picking Outing
SPECIAL NEEDS MINISTRY
We Will Serve the Lord Rejoicing Spirits Worship Sunday, November 12 at 10:15 a.m. This month at Rejoicing Spirits, we celebrate all the ways we can serve God by serving our neighbors. Everyone has something they can do for others! We meet at 10:15 a.m. on select Sunday mornings in Rudisill Hall. All ages and abilities are welcome. Rejoicing Spirits is a 'non-hushing' service where everyone can be themselves. Our November service will be hybrid. You can join worship directly at this Zoom link.
Redeemer Youth Grades 6-12 Upcoming Events NOV 5
Our Kringles will be returning on Sunday, November 5! Support our youth attending the ELCA National Youth Gathering.
NOV 11
Youth Winter Mission Project @ Lutheranch 10 AM-3 PM (with lunch)-we will do projects at Lutheranch.
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High School Youth lock-in! Meet at 7 PM for a night of fun and fellowship.
DEC 3
Youth Christmas Party on Sunday, December 3. Chinese food, White Elephant, and lots of fun!
11/5-Kringles begins, Confirmation (8th Graders Visiting LCFM), HS Faith Formation, HS Parents & Beyond, and MS Youth Group 11/11-Youth Winter Service Project @ Lutheranch 11/11-11/12-HS Youth Lock-In 11/12-Kringles continues, Confirmation, HS Faith Formation, and 8th Grade Activity 11/19-Last day to purchase Kringles; No Confirmation & no HS Faith Formation 11/26-Confirmation, HS Faith Formation (Cafe Sunday), and MS Parents Gathering 12/3-Kringles Distribution begins, Confirmation, HS Faith Formation, HS Parents and Beyond Gathering, and Youth Christmas Party 12/10-Kringles Distribution continues, Confirmation, HS Faith Formation, MS Parents Gathering 12/17-Kringles Distribution ends, Confirmation, HS Faith Formation (Cafe Sunday), and Youth Christmas Eve Worship Practice
YOUNG ADULT
It’s time to register!! November 17-18, the Redeemer Young Adults will gather at the Holy Trinity House at Lutheranch for fun, fellowship, and to explore faith together. We'll prepare simple meals together and enjoy the beautiful grounds at Lutheranch. The retreat will begin Friday evening at 8 pm and end Saturday at 1 pm, so you will still have half your weekend free. The cost is only $50!
REGISTER HERE
REDEEMER YA NOVEMBER EVENTS
Picnic in the Park Nov 5
Boxed lunches will be provided as we relax and enjoy the park in the fall. Those who wish to can then participate in the ‘Out of Darkness’ Suicide Prevention and Awareness Walk, which starts in Piedmont Park at 2 pm that day. RSVP to Pastor Jenny.
Coming up in December
Lunch Together: December 3 Christmas Party: December 9 Hosted by Jared Joella (near Redeemer) White Elephant gift exchange, limit of $25.
ADULT FAITH FORMATION
CRISIS IN
the Middle East
Guest speaker
Rev. Dr. Mae Elise Cannon will share about the work of Churches for Middle East Peace (which the ELCA is a member), which she directs. Dr. Cannon is an ordained pastor in the Evangelical Covenant Church (ECC). Dr. Cannon received her first doctorate in American History with a minor in Middle Eastern studies at the University of California (Davis), focusing on the history of the American Protestant church in Israel and Palestine, and her second doctorate in Ministry in Spiritual Formation from Northern Theological Seminary. She is the author of several books, including the award-winning “Social Justice Handbook: Small Steps for a Better World” and editor of “A Land Full of God: Christian Perspectives on the Holy Land.”
DEC
10th Rudisill Hall
10 AM
REV. DR. MAE ELISE CANNON
KEYSTONE MINISTRY 65+
Happenings in November Building up full lives of faith with adults over 65
Tuesday November 14 | 1-3 p.m. Rudisill Hall
Keystone Monthly Gathering Blessing Bracelet Making Learn about the symbolism behind semiprecious stones and make your own blessing bracelet for yourself or to give away. No registration required
Keystone Listening Session Monday November 20, 2023 10-11:30 a.m. | Rudisill Hall
Keystone Ministry Team Meeting Wednesday November 8 | 10:30-12 p.m. Room 119 | Zoom link
We want to hear from YOU! What are we doing to support your spiritual needs? What are opportunities for Keystone Ministry to serve our community? Join us for a conversation and treat to hear from senior members of Redeemer and Lutheran Towers residents as we continue to build up full lives of faith with older adults.
Keystone Senior Christmas Celebration Worship and Catered Lunch Thursday December 7 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m.
Register Today! Online Click HERE Email Sophia Foley sfoley@redeemer.org Call 404-874-8664
CONGREGATIONAL CARE MINISTRY
Surviving the Holidays While Grieving Helpful Tips
Celebrating the holidays after losing a loved one can be extremely difficult. Whether the loss was a parent, spouse, child, close relative, or dear friend, it may be hard to feel festive because the holidays often accentuate the void or absence of a loved one. Healing from loss takes time and grieving is different for everyone. In fact, there is no right or wrong way to grieve. The important thing is that you take care of yourself, take time to heal, do what makes you feel comfortable, and know that you’re not alone.
Holidays often accentuate the void or absence of a loved one There are several ways of coping with loss during the holidays. There may be one or two on the list (right) that may resonate with you. For more details on coping
techniques, read the article, Dealing with Grief During the Holidays: 28 Ways to Cope (Haragutchi, H., 2022, Oct. 26). The important thing to remember is, focus on the good memories and if possible, share your feelings with your children, other family members, friends, and your church community as appropriate. Sharing stories can help one get through the holidays, even if it evokes some tears. It’s all part of the healing process.
Are you dreading the holidays? Come to a worship service of lament, healing, and hope
Blue Christmas
Sunday, December 3 4 p.m.
Feel your feelings Don’t resist the grief Show yourself selfcompassion Take care of your body Ask for help and support Tell others what you need as specifically as possible Do something to help someone else (i.e. volunteer) Surround yourself with those who love you Set healthy expectations and boundaries Opt-out of the holidays if it feels too overwhelming Socialize as you feel able Change your scenery (i.e. go on a trip!)
CONGRERGATIONAL CARE REDEEMER WELLNESS MINISTRY PRESENTS
ATLANTA OUT OF THE DARKNESS WALK
The Out of the Darkness Community Walk is a journey of remembrance, hope, and support in partnership with the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. The walk route for Atlanta is contained inside Piedmont Park and is an estimated 1.86 miles. This is a non-competitive walk, not a run. Through a Memory Wall, Beads of Honor, and community resources, the Out of Darkness Walk unites our communities and provides an opportunity to acknowledge the ways
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START 02:00 PM
in which suicide and mental health conditions have affected our lives and the lives of those we love and care about. Visit the ATLANTA WALK for more info
WALK WITH REDEEMER’S TEAM DONATE HERE Are you in a crisis? Call 988
PIEDMONT PARK
1320 MONROE DRIVE, ATLANTA, GA 30306
NEW MEMBERS
Welcome! Casey, Casey, and Murphy Jordan
Casey Jordan (left) grew up in Kennesaw and all around the metro Atlanta area, with a short stint in Florida with his grandma. He has worked in the Automotive, Electrical and is currently an Avionics technician at Peachtree Dekalb Airport. Casey enjoys spending quality time with my family and various hobbies, including gardening, a project car, and video gaming. Casey Jordan (right), (yes, they have the same name) grew up in Beavercreek Ohio, and was raised in the Lutheran Church at Peace Lutheran, where she always felt like the congregation accepted everyone, and that’s the same feeling she has felt here at Redeemer. She is new to Atlanta, though her parents and sister Jordan have been members at Redeemer for eight years now. Casey is a standup comedian and teaching artist at multiple theaters around town, including The Woodruff Arts Center down the street. She is also a new first-time mother to their little boy, Murphy Mark, who is somehow five months old now and was recently baptized at Redeemer last month. She loves spending time with family, taking Pilates at Barre 3 Buckhead, and thrifting and antiquing whenever she can! Sammi Watson
Sammi Watson moved from Montana to Atlanta at the beginning of August to be an intern at Georgia Tech's Grace House. She came to Redeemer since it is the nearest ELCA church to campus in terms of walking distance; however, she was welcomed with open arms and truly felt at home at Redeemer. Since the internship at Grace House is only one year, Sammi will be joining Redeemer as an Associate Member. Outside of ministry work, Sammi loves reading, music, and baking. Alexis Young
Alexis recently moved from Washington, DC to Atlanta to begin her Ph.D. in English at Emory. Her research focuses on narratives of addiction and mental health in contemporary American literature. She also works as a Consultant in Deloitte’s Government & Public Sector. Alexis is excited to find such a thriving Lutheran community in a new city! As part of her passion for learning, she teaches Confirmation classes on Sunday mornings.
NEW MEMBERS NEIL (GRANT) PFEIFER
Grant is a native of the Dakotas and was raised in the Wisconsin Synod Lutheran tradition. After graduating from the University of North Dakota, Grant completed graduate degrees in Music Theory/Composition and conducting at Sam Houston State University and has taught various music classes at public and private schools in Texas and Georgia. In 1999 he relocated to Atlanta. Grant finds it absolutely paramount to worship God through music and is completely ecstatic to finally find his musical paradise here at Redeemer! For the past seven years, Grant taught Jazz History and Introduction to Music at Georgia State University and currently resides as an adjunct professor of music. In his free time Grant enjoys researching poetry, music composition, music technology, photography, horticulture, and animal rescue. Grant and his partner Danny live in Stone Mountain with their three shelter dogs. Journee is the most recent rescue addition - she’s a shorthaired Border collie that is always up for a new adventure! Christine, Stephan and Matthew Roth
Christine, Stephan, and Matthew recently moved to Atlanta from Houston. Stephan was born in Pittsburgh and raised as a Lutheran. Christine was raised Catholic in Houston and was introduced to Lutheranism when she married Stephan. Matthew was born in Pittsburgh and baptized there as a Lutheran. When they moved to Atlanta from Houston, the Roth family was looking for a church that had a good children's program so that Matthew could meet lots of new friends. He has and is now involved in the church's children's choir. They all look forward to meeting lots of new people here in Atlanta. Joel Klaff
Joel Klaff has moved to Atlanta from Chicago with his spouse John Diekmann and dog family. As part of the ever-changing landscape of Atlanta's film industry, he hopes to have more time to participate in Redeemer's extensive reach and commitment to social justice ministry. He has created worship space in the construction site of the Lutheran School of Theology Chapel, giant community-made art installations at Wicker Park Lutheran Church; as well as moving symbols for Synod assembly in Chicago. He hopes to share his creative insights with new friends here. When not missing Lake Michigan, Joel and John explore outsider art environments in Georgia and search auctions to add to their art collection.
CONGREGATIONAL CARE
Bearing one another's burdens and mourning with those who mourn, we pray, Almighty God, source of all mercy and giver of comfort, graciously tend those who mourn, that, casting all their sorrow on you, they may know the consolation of your love; through your Son, Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.
Michael Thornton Entered the church triumphant October 9, 2023 We pray for Beverly, Michael’s wife, and all of their family and friends as they mourn his death. Condolences may be sent to: Beverly Thornton 5557 Beechwood Dr Stone Mountain, GA 30087-3024
Philip Vogel Entered the church triumphant October 21, 2023
We pray for Phil’s parents, Ernestine and Harold and all their family and friends as they mourn his death. Condolences can be sent to: Ernestine and Harold Vogel 2847 Talisman Ct NE Atlanta, GA 30345
NOVEMBER BIRTHDAYS 1 Beth Ehrensperger 1 Abigail Garrett 1 Susannah Gaskins 1 Ren Gooch 1 Coleman Lawrence 1 Allison Smith 1 Jacob Wuttke 2 Dalton Reed 2 Aleynah Thornton 3 Nancy Owings 3 Haley Zoellick 4 Rhodes Brightwell 4 Mia Kim 5 Caroline Bridgers 5 Tom Davis 5 Will Franetovich 5 Lori Volan 6 Carter Doan 6 Matthew Foster 6 Nicolas Gray 6 Kristin Guthrie 6 Leigh Lyjak 6 Joel May 7 Laura Crotty 7 Susan Lichtman 7 Debbie Magley 8 Tom Feilke 8 John Garrigan 8 Coop Heisler 8 Jacque Peppel 8 Ward York 9 Elizabeth Lewis 9 Jay Puckhaber 9 Larry Stokes 9 Sandy Swanson 9 Rocky Yang 10 Ed Brigham 10 Mike Cooper 10 William Roberts 10 Anneliese Schroer 11 Kathie Arvo-MacKenzie 11 Kathy Buechner
12 Tom Bohannon 12 Kevin Chunn 12 Humberto GarciaSjogrim 12 Holli Stephens 12 Harold Vogel 13 Sheila Brock 13 Billy Fuller 13 Adam Moss 13 Andrew Roberts 13 Ann Scheraldi 13 Avery Staak 14 Matthew Durdin 14 Kevin Hickey 14 Kathryn Johnson 14 Catherine Lawrence 14 Grant West 15 Scott Hawley 15 Don Noland 15 Amy Talboy 16 Joe Bell 16 Hudson Easterbrook 16 Carrie Goracke 16 Landon Heidt 16 Carol Kautz 16 Corey Morelock 16 Gavin Wilde 17 Jenny Broad 17 Julie Gary 17 Ian Hamilton 17 Mary Howle 17 Elizabeth Schmuck 17 Carol Swisher 17 Levi Waterhouse 18 Wilder Dean 18 Barbara Gray 18 Jill Hans 18 Jamie Jordan 18 Carrie Lofstrom 18 Beth Wilkening 19 Beverly O'Brien 19 Angela Robertson 19 Thomas Sides 19 Margaret Wessinger 20 Chuck Borchers
20 Heidi Franetovich 20 Kristina Lundberg 20 Cynthia Reese-McKersie 20 Kimberly York 21 Nora Breidenthal 21 Chloe Fernandes 21 Emelia Fernandes 21 Bren Weterrings 21 Cristina Ziech-Lopez 22 Billie Mentz 22 Clark Weisner 23 Jack Fike 23 JoJo Nelson 23 Paul Rosser 23 Ginny Summers 23 Janice Wittschiebe 24 Amanda Powell 24 Elena Santana 25 Pam Knowles 25 Sam Pinyon 25 Sharita Robinson 26 Erica Fletcher 26 Andrea Huntington 26 Tasha West 26 Suzanne Zenoni 27 Beverly Alden 27 Rylee Carter 27 Kelsey Goldfarb 27 Caroline Johnson 27 Karol Lawrence 28 Tanner Chunn 28 Karin Mayo 28 Matthew Vogel 29 Gwen Aurandt 29 Hayden Boone 29 Sarah Bragg 29 Carla Conaway 29 Emily Conaway 29 Lorelyn Kilby 29 Annette Neuman 29 Tracey Reed 29 Sarah Volan 30 Paul Brostrom 30 Pete Burr 30 Emily Johnson 30 James Van Hoosear