2008 Annual - Telamon Corporation

Transcription

2008 Annual - Telamon Corporation
Telamon Corporation
Transition Resources Corporation
empowering
individuals
improving
communities
ANNUAL
REPORT
2008
Message from our Executive Director
s we look ahead to our 45th year, it seems there
A
mance milestones, we are intently focused on the road
is more to do for people than ever. Soaring job-
ahead; and being part of tomorrow’s solution to problems
less rates and mortgage loan defaults are just two glaring
of people in crisis today is, as they say, what we do. The
features of a recession that has fostered a historic economic
maturity of our systems, experience of our workforce and
stimulus response by the Congress. And if 2009 is to be a
strength of our community partnerships will serve us and
year of recovery, Telamon/Transition Resources will have
our program recipients well as we go forward in pursuit of
played its part on the human services stage as additional
our mission.
resources have bolstered our housing counseling capabilities, put hundreds of youth in summer jobs and expanded
We hope that readers of this report will note that our objec-
early childhood services. These programs have provided
tives of individual empowerment and community improve-
scores of new jobs as well. Meanwhile, three other major
ment shine brightly through the work of our employees and
proposals in the pipeline are targeted to train unemployed
volunteers, and that the lives of people in need are better
persons in health care careers and jobs in the “green”
for them.
economy.
So, while annual reports like this one are retrospective
Richard A. Joanis
Raleigh, North Carolina
accounts of organizational efforts and statistical perfor
Telamon’s mission: We are committed advocates for people in need. Our mission is to promote the development
2
Telamon At-a-Glance
in this report
PROFILE
AREAS OF EXPERTISE
Telamon is an independent, 501(c)(3) nonprofit
• Adult Training and Employment
organization, founded in 1965.
• Disability Services
• Disaster Relief
• Early Childhood Education Programs
OUR MISSION
We are committed advocates for people in need.
Our mission is to promote the development of human
potential by providing resources and opportunities
in the communities we serve.
• Emergency and Supportive Services
• English as a Second Language
• Foreclosure Mitigation Services
• Health, Safety and Wellness
• HUD-certified Housing Counseling Agency
• Housing Services and Community Development
HEADQUARTERS
• Housing Rehabilitation
Raleigh, North Carolina
• Information systems
• Leadership development
Executive Message
P.2
At-a-Glance
P.3
Accomplishments
P.4
Map of Services
P.5
• Nutrition
PROJECTS
In 2008, we operated 96 projects in 11 states.
• Youth development
• Building skills and institutional capacity
• Immigrant populations
LOCATIONS
• Program design and implementation
124 offices and early childhood centers in 11 states.
• Public-private partnerships
• Self-Help Housing
• Training and technical assistance
STAFF
350 full-time, year-round staff. More than 1,400 at peak
including seasonal operations.
• Transitional housing
• Translation and Interpretation
Early Childhood
Programs
P.6
Workforce
Development
P.7
Housing Services
• Volunteer Initiatives
• Weatherization Services
BUDGET
• Workforce Development
$47.8 million in fiscal 2008.
• Youth Education and Training
P.8
Community Services
P.9
Our Funding Partners
THE TELAMON LOGO
P.10
OFollowing architectural styles of the ancient Greeks,
early Roman builders adapted the use of human figures, some called Telamons, that were symbolically
cast as columnar roof supports. Since 1965, Telamon
Corporation has provided supportive assistance to untold
numbers of recipients. Farmworkers and their families, children born into poverty, low-income and elderly
residents of rural America, youth who struggle with
societal challenges, the dislocated and disenfranchised
comprise this universe of people in need. To our stylized
logogram (seen at right), we add a heart that beats with
commitment to those we choose to serve, and a soul that
is the collective effort of thousands of employees and
volunteers
who
have
given
of
themselves.
of human potential by providing resources and creating opportunities in the communities we serve.
3
Financials
P.11
Team Telamon
P.12
S E R V I N G C O M M U N I T I E S I N E L E V E N S TAT E S
In 2008, Telamon operated 96 human service programs and projects in 11 states.
Our 124 locations consist of state administrative offices, housing project offices, Head
Start and early childhood development centers, and a variety of employment and
training facilities strategically located where the opportunity to serve people is the
greatest - often within career centers and community colleges. State administrative
offices are commonly located in their respective state’s capital city. Our corporate
headquarters is located in Raleigh, North Carolina.
TELAMON’S
Nicole Williams
N. Augusta, South Carolina
Maria Ines Perez
Walkerville, Michigan
B. Agayapon Opare
Dover, Delaware
As of December 2008:
John H. Newman - Vice Chair
Lanesville, Indiana
Samuel Puckett
Bull’s Gap, Tennessee
Esther Graham
Wyoming, Delaware
Karen Hasenauer
Knoxville, Tennessee
Hilda Guerrero
Adrian, Michigan
Margaret Hill
Midway, Alabama
Mary Wedgeworth
Montgomery, Alabama
Selena Lipscomb
Providence, North Carolina
Mary Brown - Secretary
Martinsburg, West Virginia
Carrie Reavenell
Goose Creek, South Carolina
Araceli Bueno
Ty Ty, Georgia
T. .Jerome Cheek - Chair
Burlington, North Carolina
James D. Benham
Versailles, Indiana
Karina Vazquez
Unicoi, Tennessee
Victor Gomez
Ladysmith, Virginia
Leila Borrero Krouse
Salisbury, Maryland
Richard C. Smith
Moorefield, West Virginia
Mary C. Williams
Columbia, South Carolina
Neda Biggs
Smyrna, Delaware
Tracey Bethel
Danville, Virginia
Edward Garrison - Treasurer
Greenville, North Carolina
Dolores Dixon,
Dover, Delaware
David A. Whitaker
Martinsburg, West Virginia
GOVERNING BOARD
4
2008 Corporate accomplishments
Telamon set new strategic goals, continued the development of training modules for its board and staff members,
and implemented new technologies for greater efficiency.
• Progress on Telamon’s Strategic Goals
In April 2008, a group of Telamon Governing Board members, Head Start Policy Council members, program staff, State Directors
and corporate office staff met to formulate the principles of a corporate strategic plan for the next five years. Results of their deliberations were presented to the Governing Board at the May quarterly meeting. This outline of strategic goals includes an affirmation of our current mission statement, the addition of a vision statement, and a series of specific goals. Anticipating positive board
action, organization directors established a process for plan development and implementation. Subsequently, the board approved
a plan outline in May with minor revisions to our three key goals: increase community relations, focus and enhance systems development and accountability, and continue organizational development
• Telamon Early Childhood Program successfully completes the Office of Head Start’s trienniel review process
Our Migrant Head Start programs in Michigan successfully
A S TAT I S T I C A L L O O K AT T E L A M O N
SERVICES
demonstrated compliance with Head Start Performance
Standards including education, health, parental involvement,
transition activities, nutritional, and social services during its
July 2008 onsite review.
Telamon�Funding�by�Project�Type
• Corporation launches online board website
As the demands on nonprofit board members increase in the
5%
7%
Early�Childhood
Education
Employment�&
Training�Services
Housing�Services
24%
64%
Community
Services
face of changing regulatory and programmatic environments,
Telamon has launched an information portal designed
to keep its Governing Board members up-to-date on the
Corporation’s activities between quarterly Board meetings. The portal, found at board.telamon.org, features news
updates, announcements from funding sources, activity and
financial reports, and training materials designed to support
their service to the Corporation.
Telamon�Participants�by�Project�Type
• Telamon receives an unqualified opinion on
annual financial audit
4,051
3,966
Early�Childhood
Education
Employment�&
Training�Services
Housing�Services
1,613
22,354
Community
Services
As has been the result of many consecutive financial audits
of the Corporation, the auditing firm of Lunsford & Strickland
of Raleigh issued an unqualified (i.e. “clean”) opinion on the
financial statements for Fiscal Year 2008. See page 10 of
this Report for two financial statements for this period.
5
Early Childhood Education
Telamon’s early childhood services are centered on a diverse group of Head Start programs in five states. Since
1980, Telamon has focused on high quality, comprehensive services that are focused on the most disadvantaged
children in the communities we serve. Our programs serve children that range in age from 2 weeks (infants)
through five years (preschool). Each program has developed a unique approach to preparing children and
families for later academic and life success.
In 2008, we operated 282 Head Start classrooms in 46 centers across five states. Some 4,102 infant, toddler and preschool children
from 3,218 families received comprehensive Head Start services. Safe and reliable transportation to centers was provided to 70% of
children, a valuable service especially in the rural communities served
by Head Start. The vast majority (85%) of Head Start parents were
employed or attending school, and some 2,973 parents participated
as volunteers in their Head Start center. We continued to emphasize
quality service delivery by:
* Continuing the professional development support of our
teachers, specialists and directors: over 70% of all teaching staff hold
a BA, AA, CDA or were engaged in professional development activities
during 2008.
* increasing opportunities for child and family literacy skills development.
* refining our child outcomes evaluation methods by tracking children’s
developmental progress in language, social-emotional, science and
math.
* continuing our expansion of services to communities with Head Start
age-eligible and income eligible children.
* continuing the emphasis on comprehensive health and dental
screenings for all children with the cooperation of local health providers.
For detailed statistical information on Head Start services, please refer to
each program’s Head Start Annual Report to the Public.
Partnership Spotlight...Proyecto Escalon Professional Development
Michigan State University (MSU) has helped over 100 Migrant Head Start teachers in Michigan to attend college and forty-three to earn
an Associate of Arts degree. In partnership, MSU and MHS established Proyecto Escalón to help forty-five teachers take the next step
toward earning baccalaureate degrees. The project’s objectives include: identifying and recruiting 25 teachers with associate degrees who
are willing to pursue a baccalaureate degree. The next step is recruiting another 20 teachers nearing completion of an associate degree
who are interested in pursuing a baccalaureate degree. All participants receive the necessary career, financial, educational information and
support services to succeed. Through reciprocal arrangements with MSU and local community colleges, teachers may earn a baccalaureate degree within five years. The project continues as a professional development cornerstone for Telamon’s Migrant Head Start teachers.
6
Workforce Development Services
We continued offering Employment and Training Services to low-income farmworkers, dislocated
workers, and other disadvantaged populations in 2008. Funding originates with the federal
Department of Labor, while some states receive grants through state agencies or local Workforce
Investment Boards. Telamon employees are active members of many WIBs in their communities.
In North Carolina, Telamon operates the JobLink Career Center in Wake and Johnston Counties,
serving a variety of people with training and employment needs. The National Farmworker Jobs
Program (NFJP) continues to be a major program focus for Telamon in nine states.
All employment and training services are targeted at
adults and youth who seek to improve their employment
prospects through skill development or want greater
financial stability from a better job. The programs are
typically located in One Stop centers to maximize coordination with other employment agencies and to offer
more education and training options to customers. Our
programs help customers enroll in local educational
institutions to provide customers with skills they need to
fulfill their employment goals.
Services vary among programs, based on grant
purpose and local community needs, but typically
include the following: employment search; educational
assistance; literacy assistance, including English as
a Second Language; workplace safety and pesticide
safety training; housing and supportive services;
follow-up services for those placed in employment;
self-employment and business enterprise development
education.
Youth and Adult Employment and Training Services
Customers, 2008: 22,354
Total NFJP Customers (as of June 30, 2008): 2,103
Total NFJP Training Participants: 788
A WIA Success Story
Julie Duncan embodies the spirit of success. Although she
came from humble beginnings in rural, southeastern North
Carolina, Julie never allowed herself to be separated from a life
goal: self-sufficiency through a gainful career. Julie has always
had an openly positive attitude with her employment outlook.
By using an inherent drive to succeed combined with the support of Telamon services, Julie was able to pursue the educational track of her choice to accomplish her goals.
Julie’s initial career goal was to obtain employment in a health
care field. After thorough counseling with her Telamon Case
Manager, Julie decided to become a licensed practical nurse,
since these were in great demand in her area. She found that
the competitive Nursing Track at Southeastern Community
College yielded demands far greater than she could accommodate at the time due to finances, class schedules, required clinicals, and personal issues. Rather than quit, Julie
undauntedly sought guidance from her Case Manager who helped her develop a new educational plan. Julie then began
her full-time pursuit of a Practical Nursing degree while working part-time. In December 2008, she graduated with an
Associates Degree and was immediately hired by Liberty Commons Center in Whiteville, North Carolina as a full-time
Licensed Practical Nurse with full benefits. Since the beginning she showed nothing less than pure determination and
has been willing to do all that is necessary to achieve her personal goals.
7
Housing Services
Telamon’s housing programs are designed to create affordable, revitalized and safe housing options in the communities we
serve. In 2008, we assisted 1,613 individuals and their families with smart temporary and permanent housing solutions. See
page 11 for a complete list of our funding partners from federal, state and local housing agencies and foundations.
Farm Labor Housing Development Telamon administers two multi-state housing programs designed to improve housing conditions for
migrant and seasonal farmworkers through USDA/Rural Development and the US Department of Labor funding. These resources are used to
conduct training and technical assistance to local organizations in the development of multi-family apartment communities for migrant and seasonal
farmworkers. This program operates in Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Indiana and Virginia. Telamon operates an On-Farm
Housing Program funded by the WIA that provides financial assistance to farmers and growers who wish to improve their existing farm labor housing.
The project also makes emergency housing assistance and housing counseling services available to eligible migrant and seasonal farmworkers.
Housing Counseling and Buyer Assistance Programs In 2008, we expanded our housing counseling assistance services to families in
more communities who are facing mortgage foreclosure and default. As a HUD approved Local Housing Counseling Agency, we offered a complete
range of housing services, including Fair Housing Assistance, Homebuyer Education Programs, Loss Mitigation, Mobility and Relocation Counseling,
Money Debt Management, Mortgage Delinquency and Default Resolution Counseling, Postpurchase Counseling, Prepurchase Counseling, Renters
Assistance and Services for Homeless.
New Project Development In Virginia, we partner with housing development organizations using the Low Income Housing Tax Credit Program
(LIHTC) in the development of new multi-family facilities and the acquisition and rehabilitation of existing multi-family housing facilities to benefit lowot moderate-income homebuyers.
Self-Help Housing The program helps moderate-income participants achieve
the dream of homeownership through “sweat equity.” Each year, five families such
as Amber Schmidt’s (seen at bottom right at her Hedgesville, West Virginia homesite) work together under the supervision of a construction supervisor to provide
most of the labor needed to complete their homes. They are offered a low-interest
USDA 502 loan to purchase their land, materials and pay the sub-contractors their
services. Together with volunteers, families do the framing, setting of trusses, roofing, sheathing, siding, drywall, painting, and interior trim work. Families move into
their new home once all five homes in the group are completed.
Weatherization, Revitalization and Repair Programs Together, these
programs provide for improved energy efficiency in rural homes. Revitalization
and Repair is accomplished through the installation of new roofs and siding, while
Weatherization ensures a weatherproof and energy efficient home.
Transitional Housing for the Homeless In West Virginia, the Successful
Transitioning in the Eastern Panhandle to Self-Sufficiency (STEPS) Program and
Victory House Program assist homeless customers with acquiring affordable permanent housing. Historically, the families and veterans served by these two programs
have repeatedly required emergency assistance to feed, house and clothe their
families. A Telamon Family Mentor works individually with customers to help them
utilize their skills and abilities to develop and follow self-sufficiency plans. The primary goal is to assist program customers with establishing the skills and resources
they need to reach and maintain self-sufficiency.
8
Community Services
Telamon served 4,051 people during 2008 through a variety of programs focused on locally identified community
needs in eleven states. These include educational, counseling, training and supportive services focused on youth
and adults, workplace literacy skills training, emergency
food and shelter projects, pesticide and workplace safety
training, Americorps service projects, Low Income Home
Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP), English as a second language, Reading is Fundamental (RIF), literacy,
counseling, and emergency assistance.
Making the Dream of
Affordable Housing a Reality
in Southern Virginia
In February, Telamon broke ground on six singlefamily three-bedroom homes in Pittsylvania County,
as part of its Affordable Housing Preservation
and Production (AHPP) project funded by the
Virginia Department of Housing and Community
Development. The 1,060 square foot homes were
made available to income eligible first-time homebuyers. Our partners at USDA-Rural Development
and the Virginia Housing Development Agency provided the buyers with mortgage financing featuring
below market interest rates. HOME funds were
also made available for down payment and closing
cost assistance to make the dream of homeownership a reality.
Ms. Cindy Martin took advantage of opportunities provided by Telamon through AHPP and its
homeownership education program to prepare her
for two milestones: owning her first home, moving
out of public housing for the first time. Ms. Martin
purchased the first house built in the Beverly Heights neighborhood, where she and her son love living. “It is wonderful,” she
said. “The classes that Telamon offered have taught me ways to stick to a budget… If you want to be a homeowner, stick to your
plan... We are homeowners and we are loving it.”
9
T E L A M O N C O R P O R AT I O N
STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES
For the year ended September 30, 2008
SUPPORT AND REVENUE
Support:
Grant receipts
Donated funds
Miscellaneous program income
Total support
Revenue:
Interest and dividend income
Other sale proceeds
Total revenue
TOTAL SUPPORT AND REVENUE
EXPENSES
Program services:
Federal Grants
Non-Federal Grants
Total Program services
TOTAL EXPENSES
Change in net assets - Unrestricted
Net assets, September 30, 2007
Net assets, September 30, 2008
Operations
$
-
Program
Services
Unrestricted
Total
Unrestricted
$ 47,996,371
65,174
(512,266)
47,549,279
$ 47,996,371
65,174
(512,266)
47,549,279
110,500
110,500
110,500
256,195
256,195
47,805,474
110,500
256,195
366,695
47,915,974
________
45,295,966
2,520,147
47,816,113
47,816,113
45,295,966
2,520,147
47,816,113
47,816,113
-
99,861
1,375,756
$ 1,475,617
-
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION
For the year ended September 30, 2008
ASSETS
CURRENT ASSETS
Cash and cash equivalents
Unrestricted
Restricted
Investments
Accounts Receivable
Billed accounts receivable
Unbilled accounts receivable
Sales tax
Other receivables
Prepaid Expenses
Cash Surrender Value of Company-owned Life Insurance
Land Available for Sale
Total Current Assets
$ 2,270,439
628,332
3,477,995
316,968
51,916
112,035
PROPERTY AND EQUIPMENT, NET
OTHER ASSETS
Investments, less current portion
Investment in captive insurance company
TOTAL ASSETS
LIABILITIES
CURRENT LIABILITIES
Accounts payable, trade:
Deferred revenue
Captive insurance arrangement obligation
Other accrued expenses
Accrued payroll & employee benefit liabilities:
Salaries
Employee leave
Payroll taxes
Self-insured health plan obligation
Notes payable, current portion
Total Current Liabilities
Employee benefit liabilities, non-current
Captive insurance arrangement obligation, non-current
Notes Payable, less current portion
TOTAL LIABILITIES
NET ASSETS – UNRESTRICTED
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
10
$ 2,898,771
128,319
3,958,914
244,134
30,000
88,625
7,348,763
2,030,579
773,035
61,000
$ 10,213,377
$
581,700
2,170,759
367,398
379,186
1,394,522
836,555
795,709
654,780
$ 3,499,043
3,681,566
110,162
7,290,771
92,472
367,397
987,120
8,737,760
1,475,617
$ 10,213,377
W E T H A N K O U R F U N D I N G PA R T N E R S . . .
Alabama
US Department of Labor, Employment & Training
Administration (USDOLETA)
US Department of Agriculture – Rural Development
Delaware
Delaware Department of Education – Early Childhood
Assistance Program
Delaware Department of Health & Human Services
Delaware Division of Social Services
Delaware Early Childhood Center
Delaware State University
East Coast Migrant Head Start Project
Nemours Health and Prevention Services
Reading Is Fundamental
United Way/Emergency Food and Shelter National
Board Program
US Department of Health and Human Services
– Office of Head Start
USDOLETA
Georgia
CWSSAV Youth
East Coast Migrant Head Start Project
RDC Out of School Youth
USDOLETA
Indiana
Purdue University, Office of the Indiana State Chemist
Rural Opportunities, Inc.
USDOLETA
Workforce Development Associates, Inc. (Region 10
Workforce Board)
Maryland
Community Foundation of the Eastern Shore
Dollar General Literacy Foundation
Lower Shore Workforce Alliance
Reading Is Fundamental
State of Maryland
United Way/Emergency Food and Shelter National
Board Program
US Department of Agriculture
US Department of Labor Employment & Training
Administration
Michigan
Macatawa Bank of Holland
March of Dimes
Michigan Department of Community Health
Michigan Department of Human Services
Michigan State University
Mid-Michigan Community Action Agency
Northwest Human Services Agency
Reading Is Fundamental
Sparta Community Foundation
United Way/FEMA - Emergency Food and Shelter
Program
US Department of Health and Human Services
– Office of Head Start
USDOLETA
East Coast Migrant Head Start Project
North Carolina More at Four Program
North Carolina Office of Economic Opportunity
Turning Point Workforce Development Board
USDA Rural Housing
US Department of Health and Human Services
– Office of Head Start
US Department of Labor Housing
USDOLETA
South Carolina
Housing Preservation Grant
Reading Is Fundamental
USDOLETA
US Department of Labor Housing
US Department of Housing & Urban Development
Youthbuild
US Department of Agriculture – Rural
Development
Tennessee
Reading Is Fundamental
Starbucks Youth Foundation
US Department of Health and Human Services
– Office of Head Start
Virginia
BB&T CRA/Community Development
The Cameron Foundation of Petersburg, Virginia
City of Danville Community Housing Development
Organization
City of Danville Redevelopment and Housing
Authority
Corporation for National and Community Service
(Americorps)
FEMA - Emergency Food and Shelter Program
Governor’s Office of Workforce Development
The Theodore H. Barth Foundation, Inc.
US Department of Agriculture – Rural
Development
US Department of Housing and Urban
Development
USDOLETA
Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer
Services
Virginia Department of Housing & Community
Development
Virginia Department of Social Services
West Virginia
FEMA - Emergency Food and Shelter Program
United Way of the Eastern Panhandle
US Department of Agriculture – Rural
Development
US Department of Housing & Urban Development
USDOLETA
US Department of Veterans Affairs
West Virginia Office of Economic Opportunity
North Carolina
Cape Fear Workforce Development Board
Capital Area Workforce Development Board
11
W E T H A N K O U R S TA F F M E M B E R S I N E L E V E N S TAT E S W H O S T R I V E T O E M P O W E R P E O P L E A N D I M P R O V E
T H E I R C O M M U N I T I E S E V E R Y D AY. . .
Florence Cunningham • Richard Joanis • Mary Sansom • Vertina Royster • Donna Aycock • Olivia Valenzuela • Jessica Smith • Sharon Callahan • David Crooke • Cicely Hart • Brian Parsons • Karla Steward • Heather King • Maria Mendez
Espinel • Marion Tucker • Christine Thompson • Debra Stewart • Thomas Roberts • Nelly Santiago-Alfonso • Laquinta Barber • Temekia Gilliam • Sydney Thomas • Alla Neeley • Richard McGuinness • Aaron Theolet • Linda Swift • Suzanne
Orozco • Clarence McNeill • Elizabeth Chiavarini • Rusty Shade • Kay Gordon • Cathy Carter • Ieshia Webster • Michael Ellis • Brent Freeman • Johannon Tate • Kyla Montgomery • Tyress Williams • Victoria Britton • Steyven Jackson-Henry
• Guadalupe Roland • Gina Elmore • Andres Valtierra • Martha Hernandez • Belinda Henby • Debra Theria • John Myers • Barbara Coleman • Bernadette Herbert • Charlotte Webber • Marie Vickers • Elizabeth Cabello • Anita White • Lena
Rose • Michael Thomas • Roberta Rouse • Carmen Bowers • Richard Butler • Luisa Mathis • Jackie Wilson • Wayne Rogers • Tashia Harrison • Kathleen Witherspoon • Thomas Myers • Shelby Grimes • Sonya Hall • Star Jacobs • Earvin
Jeanette • Kim Faucette • Beverly Moreno • Donald Thompson • Zaida Partin • Lena Crooke • Miroslava Hernandez • Norma Escamilla • Patsy Oxendine • Enrique Torres • Leon Grimes • Esperanza Ramirez • Margie Atkinson • Antoine
Jackson • Maria Toribio • Malinda Lucas • Tammie Alston • Idalia Arellano • Rebecca Helton • Matilde Mancilla • Cristina Jaimes-Rico • Laura Martinez • Diane Dudley • Deborah Ruff • Maria Alvarez • Sandra Estrada • Monica Solis • Maribel
Antiveros • Debra Jones • Marlene Dominguez • Guadalupe Rico • Laura Meadows • Jessica Cox • Erin Carter • Cecilia Delfin Morales • Claudette Cardounel • Hailey Baker • Miriam Corral • Pamela Sanchez • Jessica Williams • Judy Reep
• Elizabeth Groves • Ruben Belevan • Bonnie Jenerette • Annie Brown • Regan McAulay • Demetria Shipman • Irma Banos • Roberta Jackson • Brenda McKenzie • Yolanda Martinez • Myrtle Baldwin • Sarah Stocks • Maybelline Demps •
Adriana Belevan • Minerva Nunez • Rachael Clark • Alfred Jackson • Deanna Stevens • Paulina Aguirre • Denise Pridgen • Chloe Banos • Juana Castrejon • Graciela Bugarin-Cardona • Beatriz Baltazar • Kisa Codero • Amanda Arreola •
Caridad Paret • Eugenio Paret • Maria Castrejon • Amanda Powell • Kheddra Maynor • Richard Wagner • Joelma Fischer • Lolita Mckinnies • Beatriz Pantaleon • Olga Baltazar Hernandez • Norma Arellano • Tracy Wilson • Josefina Poole
• Yolanda Lopez • Silvia Romero • Josephine Lorenzo • Christine Faison • Marina Alvarado • Alejandra Carreon • Janice Smith • Gloria Woodall • Isabel Najera • Sharon Baggett • Maria Acosta • Lawanda Devone • Rosa Holston • Rosa
Benitez • Rita Hand • Elma Kellon • Rosheda Graham • Sandra Henderson • Teresa Velasco • Esmeralda Ramirez • Peggy Surles • Hortencia Montalvo • Maria Perez • Amy Williams • Oralia Munguia-Ramos • Wanda Parker • Erika Santos
• Irene Arce • Elizabeth Vega • Leslie Treadwell • Angela Rivas • Erica Villatoro • Barbie Williams • Sandra Mendoza • Korey Raynor • Iris Acosta • Mary McLamb • Gloria Mondragon • Ana Lopez • Shequita Peacock • Margarita Velasco
• Rueben Lopez • Ruth Castaneda Madero • Jennifer Edwards • Angelo Surles • Yazmin Aponte • Rosa Matthews • Isela Chavez • Maria Gonzalez • Gloria Coyt • Angelina Luna • Nika Badiei-Emran • Monica Tijerina Chavez • Emily
McKoy • Tai-kisha Bell • Patricia Nutting • Maria Ramirez • Maria Hernandez • Alma Ramirez • Bonnie Burcham • Brianna Wagner • Patsy Williford • Sandra Serna • Ernestine Jackson • Maria Galvan • Esmeralda Hernandez • Alicia Jones
• Mindy Miazga • Olga Sanchez Parra • Racheal Flores • Maria Ramirez • Sheila Duren • Martha Rivera • Sandi Whitaker • Betty Pyles • Katina Turner • Shirlene McLaughlin • Angela Wilson • Shaneka Hinton • Carla Jefferies • Loria
Slade • Wendy Watkins • Shenik Short • Rita Turner • Latosha Scott • Tasia Brown • Tasha Hamlett • Kimberly Crews • Elodia Fonseca • Roxanne Garcia • Lynette Dillard • Edna McDowell • Jacqueline Bunch • Debbie Farmer • Tiffany
Russell • Brittainey Quinn • Kimberly Dillard • Brenda Hicks • Tiffany Blacknell • Joyce Forbes • Rosario Sagastume • Katrina Fahie • Deborah Lockett • Sandra Aguilar • Latasha Speller • Rosalind Zimmerman • Melissa Bullard • Shelia
Powell-Byrd • Marilynn Roberts • Nikki Sanders • Clarrissa Farrar • Latarsha Wilson • Tarhesha Bagley • Nancy Parker • Keaondra Forrest • Janice Judd • Jennifer Boykin • Patricia Davis • Franklin Hall • Jacqueline Wilson • Rosa Stokes
• LindaHobgood • Joanne Kim • Rosa Romero • Sebrina Martin • Sonia Arafat • Lutonia Hill • Virginia Fernandez • Shevone Edmunds • Tomecka Shelton • Nikeeha Peterkin • Patricia McCarter • Myriam Poveda Urbano • Cynthia Mckoy
• Diana Contreras • Hemal Desai • Cecilia Correa • Sandra Martinez Torres • Dena Reese Booze • Maria Ovando • Hanan Nejar • Hoda Anbar • Barbara Edwards • Portia Watson • Tina Garcia • Nadia Kaze • Geraldine Beach • JoAnn
Hart • Elisa Penn • Edith Richardson • NeKenya Strickland • Porsha Atkinson • Rhina Romero • Tawana Fowler • Lisa Mooring • Robin McIver • Sonia Vazquez • Motisola Graham • Ana Canario Castro • LaShannie Reid • Natasha
Jones • Mary Massenburg • Cheniqua Lassiter • Lavonia Rhone • Martha Kornegay • Shekema James • Daisy Anderson • Devin Warmack • Malinda Green • Janette Reid • Elizabeth Lester • Dolores Cruz • Delphine Harvey • Latoya
Glover • Joyce McKissick • Elizabeth Williams • Evangelia Crisler • Kritha Brower • Blanca Carcamo • Gisele Easters • Dianne Alston • Kelley Tyree • Sharon Thompson • Yolanda Balderas • Pamela Wilson • Martha Yarborough •
Yuvanka Marsh • Flora Siler Weaver • Jamie Spinks • Sharon Hickmond • Eva Siler • Tiffany Snipes • Takisha McNair • Ketia Brooks • Alma Rosa Balderas • Juliana Cheek • Shanyse Alston • Melissa Autry • Terrie Glover • Vickie
Johnson • Tuesday Jones • Kenneth Wern • Maribel Habrego • Ricardo Paniagua • Aubrey Avery • Dea Forbes • Francisca Ramirez • Anthony Harris • Moszetta Johnson • Thomas Drohan • Sheralden Beard • Maya McElrath • Tammy
Hines • Sharon Burney • Arvelis Byrd • Claudia Wood • Gail Hernandez • Lisa Benavente • Diana Urieta • Marlene Larios • Sharon Saldarriaga • Nelson Diaz • Luis Coral • Mayra Nickerson • Sarah Howard • Kathleen Bullano • Teresa
Anderson • Dianne Arenas • Jessica Garcia • Richard Ruffin • Carolyn Walker • Anthony Davis • Herman Thompson • Eddie Hood • Byron Shelton • Jamall Wilkins • Matt Hite • Wendy McRae • Robin Roark • Lynita Falls • Tytiana
Dennis • Dolores Roe • Nellie Vega Cruz • Dinitra Coates • Barbara Mosley • Sherrie Moody • Tarika Pitts • Myrtice Moore • Ramona Goodman • Yuliana Renfroe • Maria Vickers • Paulette Burnside • Maria Villegas • Gloria Jackson
• Cynthia Akins • Shameeka Kent • Henry Strickland • Isaac Varela • Serina Pinkney • Clintondra Wadley • Isabelle Womack-Branch • Carmen Wilkinson • Mary King • Luvonia Hardee • Janice Anderson • Donna Marquez • Charlotte
McDonald • Marilyn Parker • Rosangela Bejarano Alfonso • Nieves Blocker • Carmen Rosario • Ivonne Santaella • Norisha Miller • Amy Huges • Imelda Andrade • Lyndita Carnet • Mandy Henderson • Linda Becerra • Rosalinda Garcia
• Teresa Lynn • Rafaela Muniz • Roy Clarke Jr • Chante Salgado • Karen Tootle • Brenda Gonzalez • Maybelline Bridges • Sandra Buenrostro • Elizabeth Pesina • Brenda Guerra • Shonetel Proman • Kimberly Caswell • Jessica
Gonzalez • Natalie Andrade • Georgette Kent • Sonia Baza • Diana Cortinas • Jessica Hall • Amanda Tyson • Juanita Villegas • Debra Flores • Tonya Atkins • Agustina Baza • James Harris • Maria Aguilar • Anne Smith • Sandra Reyes
• Mary Roberson • Cathy Cannida • Teresa Lopez • Kimethia Robinson • Princie Rogers • Jessica Cortes • Isabell Lopez • Liqunda Atkins • Diane Lane • Juanita Florez • Yolanda Rolison • Annette Sharpe • Linda Hamilton • Amanda
Meeks • Judy Avellaneda • Martha Maldonado • Kristy Yarbrough • Terry Johnson • Katrina Hankerson • Allison Fowler • Mia Parks • Carl Lewis • Clarence Harvey • Lisa King • Crystal Jordan • Sarah Morris • Laura Botello • Serenity
Day • Kimberley Bell • Pamela Canty • Mary Wilson • Susan Martinez • Margarita Soto • Sonja Wilson • Dallas Dempsey • Ruth Turner • Alisia Wynn • Esperanza Damian • Marcia Fletcher • Danielle Putnam • Katharine Smith •
Debra Roberts • Nancy Nunez Mauricio • Lisa McKinzie • Sanan Madison • Olga Garcia • Maribel Hernandez • Monica Daniels • Eloisa Underwood • Ruth Roberts • Nora Ramirez • Nakeshia Bigelow • Rocio Herrera-Jimenez •
Glender Wright • Crystal Terrazas • Sandra Darden • Laura Hamilton • Karen Boss • Syetta Shine • Luis Perales • LaShonda Revill • Alma Vasquez • Harriet Kirby • Adelina Armengolt-Rojas • Germany Chambliss • Kaneetha Gordon
• Ashley Grant • Annie Stanley • LaRita Hendrix • Pamela Barnes • Tommie Watson • Maria Ortiz Robles • Allen Boyd • Elizabeth Coxson • Janet Ethridge • Roberto Ramirez • Javier Morales • Ana Lugo • Jacob Rogers • Paul Corley
• Marco Marino • Sharon Riebel • John Hernandez • Eleanor Jose-Quirante • Patricia Raymond • Maurilio Arellano • Katherine Pettit • Sally Piper • Jodi Groth • Leila Harrier • Luis Ramos • Leann Pringle • Conni Artin • Donna Cain
• Paulette Weisenberg • Mary Key • Juan Garcia • Adriana Giraldo • Jackie Macey • Amira Resnick • Elissa Jasko • Tammy Cordes • Cory Baker • Nathan Fowler • Mary Ellen Salazar • Omayra Vargas • Rebecca Diffin • Erica Villalobos
• Tyler Osburn • Marcos Flores • Adriana Cardoso • Patrick Rumph • Carol Whyte • Ruth Paulson • Idalia Marquez • Estefana Rivera • Coral Aguilar • Imelda Sauceda • Patricia Sustaita • Marie Trujillo • Rafaela Maldonado • Maria
Rivera • Olivia Moreno • Sylvia Guadiana • Veronica Lopez • Alberto Lopez • Angelica Mendez • Frances Dial • Adrianna Martinez • Leticia Uballe • Melissa Schneider • Margaret Knapik • Cierra Winne • Leon Chavez • Joe Ferrell
Jr • Maria Sanchez • Erica Briseno • Ermelinda Lopez • Monica Lopez • Cindy Marin • Beatriz Echevarria • Belen Sanchez • Andrea Villanueva • Julie Guerrero • Yolanda Luna • Tina King • Eyesenia Salinas-Rojas • Rachel Rodriguez
• Juan Sanchez • Amado Lopez III • Geneva Rendell • Araceli Moran • Christina Lopez • Renee Gentry • Angela Perez • JoeAnn Nunnery • Gregoria Rodriguez • Barbara Dibble • Terri Morse • Hermelinda Vela • Hilda Flores •
Inocencio Nava • Sandra Jacko • Floricelda Nava • Renee Moore • Ermelinda Aranda • Nora Aguirre • Leticia Perez • Estella Martinez • Monica Luna • Peggy Diese • Minerva Rocha • Georgina Hernandez • Aurora Garcia • Nancy
Vazquez • Julie Coffel • Mary Garcia • Erica Estrada • Maribel Banda • Brandy Turney • Marilu Hernandez • Lourdes Miranda • Hilda Garcia • Nidia Ruano • Anna Harris • Cecile Hernandez • Betty Hernandez • Daniela Hurtado •
Clarice Inman • Lisa Coffel • Rebecca Haner • Mary Flagel • Laura Ruiz • Sandra Gonzalez • Kari Morse • Lizbeth Vazquez Galvez • Ofelia Utajara • Cruz Enriquez • Cruz Garcia-Prado • Augustina Contreras • Jessica Martinez •
Priscilla Alvarez • Myrtle Roberts • Patsy Maloney • Amy Roy • America Martinez • Samantha Wilson • Nicole Watkins • Gabriela Gonzalez • Juanita Garcia • Imelda Munoz • Giannina Garcia Marenko • Migdalia Hernandez • Freddie
Deloney • Azucena Mandujano • James Anthony Jr • Maritza Wright • Christina Salazar • Guadalupe Blanco • Beturia Suarez • Maria Pina • Karina Pina • Monica Gonzalez • Griselda Vazquez • Aida Guzman • Ivonne Alvarado •
Walter Cameron • Bridget Davis • Maria Rosado • Martha Reyes • Elisa Ruiz • Dalila Cruz • Annie Rankin • Amanda Veal • Jessica Ruiz • Alma Reyes • Anita Jha • James Blanchard • Latisha Williams • Jena Bowen • Sanson Suarez
• Cecy-Lizette Bolanos • Novlin Palmer-Coleman • Ruth Guzman • Niki Schaffer • Juanetta Hatfield • Jose Mejia • Priscilla Obregon • Rosalinda Munoz • Rachel Garces • Lina Wainiola • Diane Hughes • Diana Hernandez • Juanita
Vasquez • Doncea Fisk • N Cazares • Rachel Lindeman • Nicole Daunis • Theresa Porter • Christine Blumenschein • Kathleen Lange • Jodi Painter-Roy • Manuel Ponce • Mary Willoughby • Johnathan Greene • Goldie McClain •
Patricia Munsell • Theresa Labonte • Melanie Fisk • Sara Schmidt • Corina Hughes • Lino Sotelo • Estela Garcia • Diana Garcia • Elsa Espinoza • Sandra Cruz • Norma Garza • Sally Perez • Karla Garcia • Maria Rodriguez • Miriam
Esquivel • Ann Burgtorf • Paula Vandyke • Joy Umlor • Kelly Langeland • Pamela Davies-Stark • Nereida Villarreal • Leah Lopez-Morales • Jennifer Stamper • Herlinda Aguilar • Sebastiana De Rivera • Amy Gerwig • Patricia Mata •
Guadalupe Buentello • Catherine Wert • Tiffany Kiiskila • Abigail Rodriguez • Virginia Aguilar • Kendra Eichholtz • Gloria Escobar • Angel Barbosa • Maria Villalobos • Christina Diaz • Amy Gilbert • Debra Damm • Alicia Sjoerdsma •
Anna Vasquez • Hilda Cueva • Olivia Rico • Doreen Depender • Juanita Leos • Ashley Buzalski • Luz Guzman-Cobian • Angelica Herrera • Rebecca Hovinga • Debra Jones • Felicia Paguada • Jamilyn Ruwersma • Heather Stone •
Olga Martinez • Maria Rodriguez • Sandra Cruz • Rosa Maldonado • Samuel Molina • Edna Perales • Gloria Santellan • Maria Ponce • SergioRodriguez • Felicia Valdez • Andrea Chavez • Veronica Garza • Maria Gonzalez • Wendy
Fillmore • Irene Avellaneda • Rosanna Leon Rodriguez • Dawn Vinton • Juan Garza • Anna Millis • Maria Arroyo • Selena Leon • Eunice Paulson • Susan Carl • Linda Duncil • Linda Ash • Sandra Ochoa • Paula Sheridan • Amanda
Lowry • William Myers • Bethany Alonzo • Lorena Lopez • Maria Lopez De Sevilla • Esteban Martinez Ortiz • Mirta Navas • Christina Saur • Jose Luis Alonzo Jr • Mariah Aguilar • Leticia Arres • Robin Jakubowski • Donna Brandt •
Godofreda Roman • Pedro Perez • Diana Garza • Maria Tienda • Martha Arredondo • Marie Biggs • Rosalba Rangel • Florencia Mendoza • Sara Teal • Christina Gonzalez • Melissa Mendoza • Diana Ochoa • Donya Amstutz • Juana
Rivera • Julia Briones • Anna Lopez Rathburn • Sonni Rosencrans • Amber Velat • Francisco Balderas • Ann Salinas • Maira Lopez • Melanie Mejia-Huerta • Christina Millman • Rachel Garza-Pinales • Dulce Alfaro • Herlinda Ramos
• Holli Shook • Tania Speer • J Sanchez • Luke Altman • Nora Avalos • Irma Luevano • Laura Galvan • Lorenzo Rodriguez • Maria Arambula • Velda Osborne • Guadalupe Cruz • Liliana Cruz • Dolores Contreras • Maria Casillas •
Kirsten Rolewicz • Maribel Gaytan • Rubicelia Salgado • Monica Marquez • Juliana Prine • Jazmin Hernandez • Christina Gorenflo • Silvia Gipe • Kristy Prado • Natalie Flood • Guadalupe Cain • Luz Rosas Pantoja • Michael Sayers
• Consuelo Evangelista • Edwin Ortega • Starrin Clark • Josefina Martinez • Julie Veeneman • Benny Ortega • Daizy Perez • Teliza Walters • Maria Carretero • Isabel Carretero • Elmira Morales • Aracely Zuniga • AnaRosa Tule •
Silvia Tule • Nellie Jackson • Carrie Radtke • Natalie Moreno • Annabelle Meza • Dora Lopez • Teresa Vales • Katelynn Aguirre • Veronica Garcia • Maria Mendoza • Preston Smith • Oscar Solis • Cristal Morales • Maria Pineda •
Autumn Imler • Joan Brewer • Irma Solis • Delilah Mireles • Reyne Shriver • Francisco Chavez • Melissa Corsaut • Mark Budzinski • Cristobalina Reyes • Sara Villegas • Brandie Winchester • Shauna Guebara • Susana Rocha • Holly
Martin • Edith Gallegos • Deborah Krieger • Michelle Miguel • Maria Espinoza • Brenda Hilden • Bertha Olvera • Yolanda Herrera • Rosa Gonzalez • Maria Contreras • Maricela Schutter • Peggy Denney • Diana Barbosa • Julie Munoz
• Renee Olvera • Kathleen Murphy-Voshel • Zaragoza Garcia Jr • Teresa Hathaway • Jennifer Bordeaux • San Juana Ramirez • Carrie Rottman • Trinidad Capetillo • Maria Cabrera • Sandra Rodriguez • Diana Lara • Gina Howe • Elia
Diaz • Brenda Brown • Leticia Diaz • Maria Leal • Kathy Durfee • Erika Marquez • Carlie Smit • Norma DeVore • Angela Brandt • Maria Garza • Susan Krueger • Courtney Perez • Carmen Brown IV • Bonnie Modzelewski • Annastashia
Mulholland • Elisa Romero • Samantha Perez • Gina Braspenninx • William Maloley • Mandalynn Richardson • Heather Turley • Felicia Puente Garsia • Samantha Xerri • Kayla Howe • Lorena Rodriguez • Kaitlin Kruithoff • Noemi
Morales • Ramona Enriquez • Kassandra Munoz • Evelyn Ledesma • Sandra Martinez • Sandra Soto • Silvia Quiroz • Maria Soto • Alicia Meza • Ramona Urquieta • Maria Castro • Nora Meza • Frederick Jacko • Joahnna Galvan •
Martha Espinoza Sanchez • Margarita Palafox • Kathryn Newton • Mary Alvarado • Maria Alvarez • Melissa Soto • Aracely Tovar • Matilde Solis • Viviana Soto • Krisna Abarientos • Jacqueline Velazco • Esteban Urquieta • Jessica
Gonzalez • Perla Lopez • Victoria Delgado • M Galvan • Ramona Short • Cindy Garcia • Rufina Mireles • Idalia Villarreal • Juanita Jackson • Ricardo Montejano, Jr. • Melissa Walker • Alfredo Soto III • Evelyn Ramos • Kellie Wilson •
Jennifer Babcock • Jasmine Mercedes Galaviz • Wilson Perez • Karina Delgado • Janell Birmele • Lorena Cardoso Hurtado • Luis Hernandez • Carmen Garcia • Suann Dorsett • Yolanda Perez • San Juanita Jaramillo • Zahida Burgos
• Moriah Smith • Anna Webster • Guadalupe Cruz-Cisneros • Sheryel Smith • Yesenia Madrigal • Rebecca Ortega • Marisa Villegas • Yessica Nolazco Puente • Marisa Castro • Christina Tejada • Irene Quintero • Cecilia Revilla • Laurie
Sadler • Ana MacLaren • Ashley Cummings • Florence Duby • Raquel Garcia • Elizabeth Ramirez • Juana Soto • Veronica Dukes • Velinia Hoekenga • Vanessa Gleason • Jessica Cole • Rebecca Peterson • Maria Gonzalez • Diane
Aebig • Katie Patton • Leah Arambula • Saul Aguayo • Roci Lee • Kimberly Crowder • Katherine Bowler • Breann Perri • Jessica Escamilla • Vanessa Rodriguez • Joseph Revilla • Enrique Rodriguez • Raul Marquez • Carol Buffman •
Emily Carr • Celedonio Garcia • Jessica Gegel • Julia Moore • Joslyn Westphal • Robert Mansfield • Claudia Trujillo • Richard Manville • Svea Gordon • Jorge Torres • Courtney Bittner • SanJuanita Trejo • Kimberly Sanchez • Melissa
Walton • Nancy Ramos • Sierra Gould • Jessie Gomez • Diana Martinez • Elsa Mendoza • Jessica Plasencia • Blanca Reyes • Jennifer Shahan • Rosa Rodriguez • Maria Huesca • Opal Camper • Rosario Arce • George Demko • Nathalie
Matos • Clara Martinez • Kimberly Conrad • Sylvia Davis • Nancy Davis • Lillian Freeman • Nada Kimball • Melissa Dudley • Pearl Stevenson • Jennifer Iacono • Anna Smith • Paula Cuthbertson • Charlotta Teal • Tracie Mitchell • Kyo
Romisch • Samuel Cephas • Ermena McGraw • Rachelle Bridles • Juan Correa • Shaunna Mason • Connie Palacious • Gwendolyn Payne • Stacey Mears • Danielle Marinucci • LaNisha Soto • Tahishia Marshall • Rosemary Irizarry •
Deandra Rose • Lorraine Machette • Bernadine Harris • Shabana Bajwa • Elisa Guzman • Shelly Bostic • Rachel Stoffer • Laura Shackleford • Linda Stokes • Genevieve Scholfield • Trina Benson • Nikita Barnaby • Carolyn Ellison •
Michelle Brewington • Linda Lee • Sazona Gillis • Darlene McGill • Candace Duckett • Latoya Fenwick • Anna Maria Dizon • Carolyn Dizon • Marie Regusme • David Hicks Jr • Adolfina Seybold • Ilianny Abad • Regina Bumbrey • Amanda
Bickel • Mary Mannices • Maura Puleo • Sodonia Worthy • Charlene Archie • Bertha Graham • Tina Williams • Mary Davis • Marsha Williams-McDonald • Maxwell Walters • Leatrice Thomas • Thawn Seth • Shante Pennick • Jeannette
Williams-Tirado • Kristen Hilliker • Elizabeth Hignutt • Dorothy Robinson • Katharine Morris • Michelle Sollano • Cheryl Pritchett • Tamara Wilkerson • Christal Corson • Shaunta Oglesby • Rynthia Benson • Christie Brown • Douglas Mullen
• Rosa Benson • Linda Peifer • Contessa Young • Tiffany Benson • Marie Vernet • Stacey Pinder • Anita Barnard • Angelica Toro • Dion Russ • Violet Brown • Janet Davis • Monica Suarez • Clara Workman • Loretta Fields • Martha Seymore
• Selina Houston • Valerie Taylor • Kelly Bruinton • Reyna Valladares Maldonado • Ajene Palmer • Ximena Laz • Gary Johnson • Doris Rizek • Mary Bunch-Akins • Lucia Aguilar • Mary Knapp • Sixto Nunez • Denicia Youmens • Heather
Hafer • Mary Scharlock • Margarita Geren • Jaime Romer • Nichole Smith • Rebecca Bonilla • Miriam Wescott • Schavana Girdhari • Bobbi Dasher • Tanya Hernandez • Juan Perez • Rebecca Everett • Belinda Camacho • Maria Soto •
Leticia Sturgis • Ethel Truitt • Rosemarie Tell • Jodie Cannon • Maria Brittingham • Sarah Farlow • Verónica Hernandez-Delgado • Ellen Gorrin • Enma Ventura • Tecola Gibbs • Jessica Gavilanes • Alexandra Loor • Adriana Flores • Eva
Sanchez • Paula Stratton • Isabel Gutierrez Gonzalez • Teresa Roach • April Hernandez • Cynthia Vonville • Ofelia Chavez • Jaime Dickerson • Hannah Cassidy • Patricia Lathbury • Barbara Leidy • Patricia Salkowitz • Yajaira Delgado •
Angela Chandler • Anjanie Deonarine • Miguelina Cruz • Christine Brown • Olevia Collins • Brandi Eley • Krystel Lopez • Maria Horsey • Keshawna Hazzard • Karen Sekcienski • Gerardo Zambrano • Quondara Dismuke • Virgie Rivera •
Nicole Mann • Kelly Unterkofler • Maria Pineyro • Ashley Smith • Lorna Horsey • Mildred Sinclair • Mary Hurst • Denise Brown • Ebony Lovett • Michael Upshur Sr. • Deborah Worthy • Angel Garcia • Vanessa Ruiz • Brandy Truitt • Inez Upshur
• Kristine Ryan • Robyn Davis • Evelyn Boyer • Sabrina Hurst • Stacey Johnson • Ernestina Garcia • Ana Mejia • Daniel Delgado • Terrance Brummell • Frances Harris • Linda Taylor • Madeline Serrano • Claudine Hedges • Jo Ann Harris •
Christine Zinszer • Maurice Stevenson • Robert Willing • Audrey Craft • Mark Whetzel • Kaylene Yoder • Tywanda Horsey • Kirby Joseph • Walter Elliott • Mayra Keidel • Lisa Lauer • Celama Gerard • Robin Kees • Colleen Smith • Helen Miller
• Alicia Billy • Gary Arntz • Kara Hesen • Jennifer Lyons • Diana Smallman • Maryjean Hartman • Summer Lackey • Dian Schobert • Doris Fansler • Jane Bacilio • Kamaal Muhaimin • Alonzo Carmichael • Cesar Buentello-Vallejo • Aaron Puller
• J Davis • Jesse Chapa • Karen Fitchpatrick • Terry Stuart • Jane Crowe • Kelli Lively • Zackary McKinnis • Jennifer Baker • Leanne Wilburn • Rebecca Dean • Silvia Fregoso • Anabel Andrade • Alma Andrade • Lorena Reynoso • Lucia
Andrade • Shelean Burleson • Patricia Andrade • Jessenia Cardoso • Elina Gonzalez • Rocio Avila • Maggie Richardson • Amy Hoilman • Reynalda Cordero • Jovita Leon • Vicki Chacon • Deborah Bellavia • Ella Springs • Ramie Munoz •
Shelba Conley • Madge Dyer • Donna Austin • Shelly Higgins • Katrina Perry • Sandra Roberts • Mary Farmer • Britney VanWinkle • Anikka Hurst • Adela Lopez • Heather Howard • Rhonda Roberts • Liliana Perez • Danielle Freeman • Robert
Ellis • Jennifer Flores • Nathaniel Gates • Mazie White • Donnie Lawson Jr • Jennifer Hankins • George Kaylor • Linda Ross • Angelica Sanchez • Kimberly Gray • Sherry Hankins • Pamela Hurst • Pauline Raines • Will Brown • Elizabeth Galvan
• Nadine Smith • Sharon Turner • Amy Faustino-Flowers • Annie Kaiser • Betcy Asterio • Jason Yates • Zoila Batres • Alisha Williams • William Lane • Diana Cabrera • Buffy Reed • Cindy Rogers • Rosa Williams • Martha Gray • Whitney Spurgeon
• Tiffany McNeese • Misty Hill • Pamela Kenely • Sabrina Loyd • Frances Etherton • Angel Fox • Donna Brown • Evelyne Campos • Amanda Shaver • Agustina Antunez • Patricia Cowan • Sandra Mays • Charlotte Allen • Pamela Cowan • Blanca
Villalobos • Phyllis Olley • Barbara Richardson • Lois Manley • Lisa Hicks • Liceth Oliva • San Juanita Ramirez • Bobby Tucker • Tiffany New • Jennifer Toliver • Timaka Hughes • Karen Flowers • Mabel Caro Harricharan • Traci Davis • Willie
Melton • Sarah Cedillo • Tabitha Prater • Laci Wiggin • Jessica Sneed • Diana Showman • Vivian Faudree • Mary Patterson • Amanda Holdway • Lillie Rattler • Santiago Fregoso • Jacquelyn Agee • Vicky Hart • Rachel Shockley • Kim Bryant •
Penny Coffey • Rachael Chandley • Mercedes Kuster • Victoria Hadjopoulos • Dennis Harris • Donna Ryder • Henry Adams • Ronetta Jackson • Andrea Flor
Telamon Corporation
5560 Munford Rd. Suite 201 • Raleigh, North Carolina 27606
www.telamon.org
This institution is an equal opportunity provider, and employer.
Auxiliary aids and services available upon request to individuals with disabilities.