December 2023 - Parish Notes

Parish Notes

December 2023 • Vol. 66 No. 4

Clergy Jeanne Leinbach, Rector jleinbach@stpauls-church.org Brandon Ashcraft, Associate Rector bashcraft@stpauls-church.org Gabriel Lawrence, Assistant Rector glawrence@stpauls-church.org Patricia Rose, Assistant Rector prose@stpauls-church.org

Staff Lois Bell Handbell Choir Director Brenda Burton, Controller Daniel Colaner, Organ Scholar Lauren Dockery Director of Children’s & Youth Min. Kelsey Ferguson Director of Children’s & Youth Choirs Ethan Greenberg, Sexton Steve Halasz, Sexton Kevin Jones, Director of Music Paul McCuen, Sexton Pam O’Halloran Director of Operations David Osburn Carillonneur Amber Patton Administrative Assistant Karel Paukert, Artist-in-Residence

STEWARDSHIP AT ST. PAUL'S 2024

Annual Stewardship Pam O'Halloran

Thank you to the many households who have made a pledge or gift to the 2024 Stewardship Campaign.

This campaign is essential for supporting the annual operating expenses of St. Paul’s during the coming year (as distinct from the capital campaign which supports capital needs and long-term financial health of the parish).

As of November 27, we have received 171 pledges or gifts totaling $788,810. This is down significantly from last year at this time when we had received 189 pledges totaling over $910,000. This decline is largely due to the loss of a large number of parishioners over the past year, many having passed away and others who’ve moved out of state. While we are excited to report that 12 new households have made first-time pledges this year, it still takes some time to build back after the loss of several very generous donors.

The Budget and Finance Committees are currently preparing a draft budget to present to the Vestry for approval in early January. If you have not yet submitted your estimated giving form for 2024, we encourage you to do so soon. By sharing with the church what you anticipate giving during the coming year, we can prepare a more responsible and responsive budget to ensure the continuation of our most essential ministries.

If you have any questions about making a gift or submitting a pledge, please contact Pam O’Halloran at pohalloran@stpauls-church.org. Thank you!

Sylvester Person, Sexton Nathaniel Powell Director of Communications Jenni Thomas Administrative Coordinator

Cover Photos: This issues cover photos

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are some of our favorite moments from November. Do you have a photo to share?

Send them to Nathaniel, and you just might see them on social media, or around the church: npowell@stpauls-church.org.

CLERGY REFLECTION

Recovering the Advent Calendar The Rev. Brandon Ashcraft

“A longer Advent helps some Christians prepare for more than Christmas.” So reads the headline of a recent NPR article featuring the Rev. Cameron Partridge, an Episcopal priest who extended his community’s observance of Advent from four to seven weeks this year. And Rev. Partridge is not alone. There is an entire movement called “The Advent Project,” whose sole objective is to extend Advent to its historical length of 40 days (Yes, centuries ago, Advent and Lent were both 40 days!).

The movement is driven by a desire to re-frame Advent as more than a countdown to Christmas.

More than candles and chocolate calendars. The goal is to unearth Advent’s theological richness and to recover its focus on the great Christian hope: the full manifestation of the Reign of God that will be realized at the second coming of Jesus Christ. If we look to Advent’s historical roots, it was less about anticipating Christ’s first coming in the manger, and more about anticipating his second coming in glory. And if you’ve been paying attention, you will have noticed that our readings for the last three weeks of the Church Year already focus us on this theme, so starting Advent a few weeks earlier would be an elegant solution for reclaiming Advent’s original focus.

Our commercial culture pushes us to begin celebrating Christmas the day after Thanksgiving, so keeping an Advent of any length is already a difficult undertaking. What do we have to gain from making Advent longer and shifting its focus to the end times? With wars raging in the Holy Land and Ukraine, never-ending political turmoil

in our own country, immigration crises, and natural disasters raging all around us, there’s no denying that the world is not as it should be. A season that roots us in God’s dream of restored creation and Christ’s reign of peace and prosperity would be a gift of tremendous pastoral value. As the Rev. Dr. William Petersen, founder of the Advent Project has written, “The call is for the Church to reclaim for the sake of its own life and mission Advent’s focus on the reign of God and, in so doing, to hone once again the counter-cultural edge of the Gospel at the very beginning of the liturgical year.”

This year, more than ever, we must be intentional about keeping Advent, because it is exceptionally short - only 22 days. Christmas falls on a Monday this year, which means the Fourth Sunday of Advent and Christmas Eve are both on Sunday, December 24th. At St. Paul’s, we will have one, combined 10 a.m. service for 4 Advent that morning and yes, this means to keep 4 Advent and Christmas Eve, one must attend church twice in one day! But there is much to be gained from observing both celebrations. The perennial star of 4 Advent is the Blessed Virgin Mary, and it would be a pity to miss the opportunity to dwell with the Mother of our Lord for just a moment before Christmas arrives. On 4 Advent, we join our voice with Mary’s in her great song, the Magnificat, and together we dream of the world as God envisions it, and as it will one day be. Do not allow the quirk of this year’s calendar to deprive you of this Advent gift!

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SHARING THE LIGHT TOGETHER

A New Media Ministry Nathaniel Powell

In our digital age, visual storytelling is a powerful tool that can bridge the gap between our church community and the world. It allows us to convey the warmth, compassion, and inspiration that define our church's mission. We are thrilled to share our new Media Ministry, a team dedicated to capturing the spirit of our church and sharing it with a broader audience. This ministry recognizes the immense potential of visual media to connect, inspire, and uplift.

Through the lens of talented photographers and videographers, we can capture the story of our church community like never before. From the joyful faces of our congregation during worship services to the meaningful moments at our community events, every smile, tear, and hug will be captured.

Engaging on Social Media Our church has always been a welcoming and inclusive community, and now, our social media platforms will reflect that same spirit.

This ministry will be active on platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube, sharing inspiration, event updates, and messages of hope.

We encourage you to follow, like, and share our content to spread our message further.

How to Get Involved The Media Ministry is not just about capturing moments; it's about involving our community.

We invite all members interested in photography, videography, or social media to join our team.

Whether you're an experienced professional or a passionate enthusiast, your contribution can make a real difference.

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Photography and Videography: If you have a knack for capturing moments, we'd love to have you on our team.

Social Media Enthusiasts: Are you a social media wizard? Join us to help engage with our community online throughout the week. Your creativity is welcome.

Livestreaming: We understand that not everyone can attend our services in person, but our ministry has a solution. With livestreaming and videos of our sermons and events, anyone can be a part of our worship experience from anywhere in the world. This initiative has been a great tool to invite people nearby to worship with us.

It also ensures that our message of God, love, and faith can reach those who seek it, regardless of physical distance.

Spread the Word: Even if you don't have technical skills, you can still support our ministry by sharing our content with your friends and family. Together, we can amplify our message.

Let's Share the Light Our church community is built on a foundation of love, faith, and compassion, and we believe that these values should shine brightly for all to see.

With our new Photo, Video, and Social Media Ministry, we are excited to embark on this journey of sharing the light of our church's mission with the world.

Join us in this exciting endeavor, and together, let's illuminate hearts, inspire minds, and touch souls. Our visual storytelling journey has already begun, and we can't wait to see where it leads us. If you are interested in joining us, send me a note at npowell@stpauls-church.org.

PHOTO GALLERY

A Celebration of Karel Paukert

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Christmastide Worship Advent Lessons and Carols Sunday, December 10, 5 p.m.

As part of the quiet reflection and joyful expectation that our yearly observance of Advent brings, this candlelit service of scripture, hymns, and anthems moves us from the Creation story, to prophecy, to the coming of the Kingdom of God. The Handbell Choir begins at 4:45 p.m., carols and hymns are sung by the Senior, Youth, St. Cecilia, and St. David Choirs, congregational hymns feature prominently throughout the liturgy, and a carillon concert follows. A freewill offering will be collected to benefit our non-profit community partners. This service will be livestreamed.

The Longest Night

Wednesday, December 20, 6 p.m.

As the longest night of the year approaches, we remember those in our world confronting sadness and grief who feel disconnected from the joyful spirit of the holidays. Our Wednesday 6 p.m. Eucharist on December 20 will be a “Blue Christmas” service with music and candle lighting.

We’ll lay our burdens before God, pray for healing for ourselves and those we love, and hear the hopeful message of the light that shines in the darkness. * ASL Interpreted ^ Livestreamed to stpauls-church.org/live

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Fourth Sunday of Advent

Sunday, December 24, 10 a.m.

We will celebrate the Fourth Sunday of Advent in one combined service at 10 a.m. The Rev. Brandon Ashcraft preaches.

Christmas Eve

Sunday, December 24

4 p.m. | Christmas Pageant and

Holy Eucharist*^ 9 p.m. | Christmas Lessons and Carols^ 10:30 p.m. | Festival Holy Eucharist^ Christmas Day

Monday, December 25

10 a.m. | Holy Eucharist The First Sunday of Christmas Sunday, December 31

10 a.m. | Combined Holy Eucharist^ The Eve of the Feast of Epiphany Friday, January 5, 2024, 6:30 p.m.

We’ll mark the arrival of the magi with the ancient Epiphany custom of the ‘chalking of the doors’ and a service of the Holy Eucharist followed by a dessert reception featuring King’s Cake and toasting with champagne and sparkling grape juice. ‘Chalking the doors’ is a ritual to ask God’s blessing on our homes and lives. We’ll send everyone home with chalk and special prayers to observe this custom in their own homes.

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Parish Events Parish Notes Event Submissions Submissions may be emailed to Nathaniel Powell, Director of Communications: npowell@stpaulschurch.org. • Submissions must include: Title (max 50 to 60 characters); date; and a description (max 500 characters, links are exempt). For more information, we will set up a page on our website (max 250 to 300 words). • Photos: a photo or graphic or suggestions for a photo or graphic. Only photo files with a minimum pixel dimension of 1080 x 1080 will be published.

Worship Invitation to Holy Baptism Holy Baptism is full initiation into Christ’s Body, the Church, and all who are interested in baptism for themselves or their children are invited to contact the Rev. Brandon Ashcraft (bashcraft@ stpauls-church.org). We will celebrate baptism on the following dates, which are those days in our Church Calendar especially set aside for baptism.

We are also happy to explore other possible dates, as necessary: January 7, 2024 | The Baptism of our Lord Jesus Christ March 30, 2024 | The Great Vigil of Easter Diocesan service at Trinity Cathedral May 19, 2024 | The Day of Pentecost

Christian Formation Creating Sacred Art as A Window to Heaven

Sundays in Advent, 10:15 a.m.

Please join us for a fascinating 3-part series on the ancient devotional art of icons. On December 3, our featured speaker will be Clara Pinchback, a third-year doctoral student studying Late Antique and Byzantine art at Case Western Reserve University.

Our December 10 and 17 speaker will be Dr. Justin Wilson, a Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow in Art History Leadership at the Cleveland Museum of Art and Case Western Reserve University. All forums begin at 10:15 a.m. in the dining room.

December 3 | Creating Sacred Art as a Window to Heaven, Part 1 Clara Pinchback December 10 | Creating Sacred Art as a Window to Heaven, Part 2 Justin Wilson, Ph.D. December 17 | Creating Sacred Art as a Window to Heaven, Part 3 Justin Wilson, Ph.D.

Fellowship All Things Advent

Sunday, December 3, 5 p.m.

Join us for fellowship and fun. There will be a soup supper, dessert, and all your favorite Advent activities.

Make Advent wreaths, plant waiting bulbs, play games, and stuff stockings for children served by Fostering Hope. Mark your calendars for Sunday, December 3, from 5 to 7:30 p.m. We suggest donating $10 per individual or $35 per family.

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Parish Events Greens Workshop

Thursday, December 7, 5:30 p.m.

The Eliza Backus Guild invites you to its annual Greens Workshop in the Dining Room on Thursday, December 7, from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Make a holiday centerpiece, boxwood tree, and an evergreen swag for your door — everyone goes home with a unique and beautiful decoration for their home! The workshop is open to all, including children. A light supper will be provided. The cost is $35 for one arrangement and $65 for two. If you prefer to make a boxwood tree, holiday centerpiece, or evergreen door swag at home, you can pre-order a to-go bag for any project for $30. One dollar from each arrangement will go to St. Luke’s Episcopal Church for outerwear for children in need.

If you have questions, please contact Lee Deininger (440-289-9044 or leedeininger@ameritech.net) OR Sally Bosley (216-832-1817 or bosley.sally@ gmail.com). Register by contacting Lee or Sally or by visiting our website: www.stpauls-church.org/ Greens23.

Help Raise the Wreaths

Saturday, December 9, 9 a.m.

Thanks to our Men’s Council, our two large, 14-foot wide wreaths will be hoisted to the top of our bell tower.

They could use a few extra hands and will provide warm refreshments. Assembly begins on Saturday, December 2 at 9 a.m., and the wreaths will be hoisted into place on Saturday, December 9, at 9 a.m. All are welcome! For more information, please contact David Urban: david.urban@ sbcglobal.net.

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Children and Youth Ministries Talent Show

Saturday, December 2, 7 p.m.

This fall, C.A.S.T. is holding a St. Paul’s Talent Show! Parishioners, friends, and community members of all ages and stages of life are bringing their acts to the stage! The talent show is on Saturday, December 2, from 7 to 9 p.m.

Help Tell the Christmas Story!

The St. Paul’s Christmas Pageant is a wonderful tradition and a fantastic opportunity for all of us to live into the Christmas story. This year, we will have just one pageant at 4 p.m. on Christmas Eve. Children in preschool through 3rd grade are invited to play angels, shepherds, and sheep — no auditions necessary!

4th through 6th graders will receive more information about auditioning for speaking roles and rehearsal schedule. We also invite parents to volunteer and guide the younger children during the rehearsal and the pageant. All participants must be at the rehearsal on Saturday, December 23, from 10 a.m. to noon. Please email Lauren Dockery to sign up to participate in the pageant: ldockery@stpauls-church.org.

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Parish Events Music and Art Winter Gallery Opening

Friday, December 15, 5 p.m.

The Nicholson B. White Gallery debuts its Winter Show with an artists’ reception on Friday, December 15, at 5 p.m. Refreshments will be served, and Reed Simon will provide music. The Winter Show, from Friday, December 1 to Sunday, March 10, 2024, features wood lithography by Michaelle Marschall, paintings by Robin McIntosh, copper enamel jewelry by Susanna Westberg, and photography by Vic Weizer. Join them for the reception and enjoy the artwork when you visit the church this winter season. The gallery does not receive a commission from nor acts as an agent for the sale of art.

Pastoral Care

Outreach Loaves & Fishes

Wednesday, December 13, 5 p.m.

The Loaves and Fishes ministry will serve its annual festive Christmas Dinner on Wednesday, December 13, at 5 p.m. at the Lutheran Metropolitan Ministries Men’s Shelter, 2100 Lakeside Avenue.

Like last year’s dinner, this dinner promises to be a joyous occasion with approximately 170 residents of the shelter enjoying the traditional Christmas festivities. You can help add to the celebration by making a casserole, baking sweet treats, coming to the dinner to socialize or help serve the meal, or by helping to transport food to the shelter. For some holiday casserole recipes or more information, please contact ministry co-chairs Carol and Jeff Spero at cjmspero@gmail.com.

The Pastoral Care Team is available for all parish pastoral needs. If you or someone you love needs pastoral care, call us at (216) 238-4001.

Opportunities to Care for Each Other Being part of a church community means we’re given a chance to offer care to one another in times of need. Here are two great ways to seek and offer care: Transportation Ministry • Help parishioners by providing rides to church events, doctor visits, and other appointments.

Meal Ministry • Prepare and deliver a home-cooked meal to a church member experiencing a short-term transition or difficulty.

Annual Meeting

Sunday, January 28, 2024, 11 a.m.

On Sunday, January 28, 2024, following our combined worship service at 10 a.m., we will gather as a parish to reflect and look ahead to the coming year. We’ll hear updates on current ministries and projects and learn about programming. In addition, the 2024 Budget will be presented, and we will give thanks to outgoing Vestry members and elect new members. The Vestry slate will be announced soon.

Contact Rev. Brandon to sign up and learn more: bashcraft@stpauls-church.org.

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A CAMPAIGN FOR THE FUTURE

Walking In Love Pam O'Halloran

We are enormously pleased and grateful to report that 227 parish households have made a pledge or gift to the Walking in Love capital campaign.

The total raised to date is $7,791,000, exceeding our original campaign goal of $6,000,000.

Thank you to the many parishioners who supported the Walking in Love campaign through their financial contributions, volunteer time, and prayers. We especially thank the campaign committee whose dedication and faithful work enabled the tremendous success of the campaign:

The capital campaign was the culmination of over five years of strategic, financial, and facility planning work by parish leaders. Because of the overwhelming support of St. Paul’s parishioners, essential capital improvement projects will be addressed, our outreach impact will be significantly increased, and the parish’s permanent endowment fund will be strengthened to help sustain essential parish ministries for future generations.

Christmas Flower Donations

 In Memory of:

Donating St. Paul’s beautiful Christmas decorations is a meaningful way to remember or honor someone, or to give thanks for a blessing in your life. The names of those you wish to remember, honor, or give thanks for will be printed in the Christmas Bulletin. Since your donations are to be made directly to St. Paul’s Church, they are tax deductible.

 In Thanksgiving for:

If you wish to donate flowers this Christmas, please complete this form and return it to the Parish Office, or call (216) 932-5815 with questions. Forms with payment are due back by Monday, December 18. Checks should be made to St. Paul’s Church with “Christmas Flowers” in the memo line. Alternatively, donations can be made at www.stpaulschurch.org/christmasoffering/.

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Liz Patterson and Chris Smythe, Co-Chairs; Cathy Lewis and Bill Conway, Honorary Co-Chairs; Dave Banyard, Dave Fulton, Sam Hartwell, Brian Murphy, Bill Mulligan, Tom Nobbe, Laurie & Pete Scriven, and Bill Welsh. We are also grateful to our reception hosts: Susan & Tim Armstrong, Diane & Dave Banyard, Barbara Driscol, Jim Gray & Julie Micheletti, Sam Hartwell, Dottie & Don Kuhn, Carolyn & Steven Mawhorter, Hattie & Bill Mulligan, and Liz & Brendan Patterson.

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 In Honor of:

Your Name: Phone: Amount Enclosed:

 $25  $50  $100

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Our Walking In Love Campaign Donors Anonymous (3) Mary Adams Cathy Albers Dick & Anne Ames Chace & Josie Anderson Denny & Mary Anderson Barb Andrews Erik Andrews & Tom Eastman Tim & Susan Armstrong Janet & Jay AuWerter Pat & Jenny Azouri Dave & Diane Banyard Gini & Randy Barbato Jim & Margie Bashaw Cynthia Bassett Bill & Carolyn Batcheller Linda Bayer Lloyd & Betsey Bell Lois Bell Lloyd Bell Gwen Bennett Clifford Bennett Jim & Jean Bingay John & Susan Blackwell Robert Brown & Catherine Scallen Dick & Diane Bush Bill & Laurie Buss Dot Campbell Mary Ann Carlson Ian & Barbara Carlstrom Charles Carr Bill & Lael Carter Molly & Lola CastilloKeefe Mark & Chris Chance Jason & Randy Chance John & Josie Chapman Homer & Gert Chisholm Beth Clough Kari Collier Bill & Hilary Colvin Bill & Mary Conway Charlie Cooley Dennis & Beverley Coughlin Ensign & Lana Cowell Ben & Rosie Craig Jackie Curtis Sara Cutting

Fitzroy DaSilva Lee & Rick Deininger Richard & Candace DiLello Lynne Distelhorst Greg & E.B. Donley Bill Downie Barbara Driscol Steve Dyke Mary Emerson Katie Emerson Andy & Leigh Fabens John & Betsy Feighan Ted & Dagmar Fellowes Bob & Kathy Fox David & Claudia Fulton Sam & Megan Fulton Jenifer Garfield Jim & Cynthia Gascoigne Tom & Amy Gilchrist Ted & Nancy Goble Jennifer Goodson Charles & Linda Goodwill Jim Gray & Julie Micheletti Susan & Scott Gray Bonnie Gunzenhauser Jimmy & Shauna Hajek Mark Hammond & Evelyn Adkins Jeff Hardacre & Hadley Wood Martha Harding Jan Hart Tom & Claudine Hartland Sam Hartwell Edward Hemmelgarn & Jan Hammond Wally Henricks & Katy Downes Chuck Herbruck Ann Herbruck Peter & Nan Hildebrand Hermine Hinds Stan & Betsy Hockey Barbara Hoekstra Jamie & Kathy Hogg Dick & Sarah Hollington Mike & Kendra Howley Cindy & Ned Huffman

Ed Jeffery Ben Johnson Charlie & Lindsay Jones Trevor & Jennie Jones Bill Jones Eunice Jones Peter & Jan Jones Anne & Joe Juster Jim & Muffy Kaesberg Jennie & Jonathan Kaffen Ben & Jocelyn Keck Ann Kitchen Marianne Kloboves Jed & Lisa Koops Don & Dottie Kuhn John & Manning Kundtz Joanne Lane Gretchen Larson Jeanne Leinbach & Gary Walters John LeMay Cathy Lewis Bill & Margie Lindsey Dave & Dori Loomis Michael Lyford & Sonja Rajki R.T. Lyman Joy & Mark Malkin Elizabeth Mann Chris & Susie Maurer Steven & Carolyn Mawhorter Charlie & Lynda Mayer Ronnie Merriman Jason & Sarah Mersek Bob & Jane Meyer Jane Meyer Peter Meyer & Luis Tollinche David & Debra Mitchell Frank & Norma Moore Tom Morley Jim Morley Jane & Tom Morris Daniel & Kylie Moss Bill & Hattie Mulligan Sarah-Theresa Murakami Brian & Cindy Murphy Joe Muska & Sam Smart Barry & Heather Nelson Joan Neubecker

Jim McKeehan & Karen Nicks Tom Nobbe Ed & Kathleen Nowicki David & Pam O’Halloran David & Mary Osburn Sarah Ott-Hansen Henry Ott-Hansen Jon & Robin Outcalt Ken & Katie Outcalt Jon & Jane Outcalt Judy & Dan Pace Allison Paetz Charles Parsons Brendan & Liz Patterson Karel Paukert Ernie & Terrilee Petrey Jim & Kay Phillips Bill & Pat Phillips Mark Phillips & Litz Gonzalez Jim Pintner Joyce Pope Bill & Sandra Powel Jim Ptacek Bob Quartell & Flo D’Emilia Jeffrey & Susan Quill Kirsten & Tom Radivoyevitch Steve & Joyce Rajki Lamar & Ginger Ratcliffe Tom & Laura Rayburn Dick & Eloise Reierson Cindy Resch Suzette Reynolds Pete & Judy Richards Rick & Liz Rodems David Rodney Laurie Rodney Howard & Laurel Rowen Joan Sancho Anne & Matt Schinabeck Nadia Schroth Pete & Laurie Scriven Robert Seaman & Amanda Matthews Ruth Severiens Scott & Carrie Shelfer

J Shorey & Sharon Herene April Siegel-Green Reed & Sandra Simon Joel & Margot Slamkowski David & Peggy Sloan Michele Smolin Chris & Suzanne Smythe Mark & Stacey Souther Jeff & Carol Spero Courtney & Jonathan Steer-Massaro Brit Stenson Reed & Laura Stith Tom & Suzanne Stratton-Crooke Mike & Sally Struk Walt & Judy Stuelpe Bruce & Virginia Taylor Joe & Ellen Thomas William Tse Andrea Turner David & Molly Urban Jon & Nancy Vitale William & Susan Vodrey John & Erin Wagner Carl & Jo Walter Judy Watson Greg & Sharon Watts Robin & Val Weaver Fred & Chris Weed Meg & Sam Weingart Chris & Denise Wells Bill & Lisa Welsh Tom Wenz & Seung Won Amia Wheatley Andy & Katie Wheaton Susan Wheeler Martin Wieczorek & Nancy Cossler Chuck & Pat Williams Ted Wilson Valerie Wilson Sally Wilson & Aaron Ballonoff Carol Wipper Dudley Yost Amy & Tom Zipp

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