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July 2012
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MANAGER’S MEMO
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WORDS FROM THE PRESIDENT
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SHOTS OF THE MONTH
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CIVIL WAR
8
THROUGH THE GREEN
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JUNIOR PGA
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TUESDAY LADIES
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FATHER’S DAY BUFFET
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NINE– HOLE LADIES ASSOCIATION
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POOL NEWS
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YOUNG REMBRANDTS ART CAMP
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TENNIS NEWS
JULY 2012
YEAR IV, VOL. 2
EL PASO COUNTRY CLUB
OFFICIAL MAGAZINE
20 CHEF’S CORNER
22 JULY CALENDAR
23 AUGUST CALENDAR
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5000 Country Club Place
El Paso, TX 79922
Phone. 915-584-1111
Fax. 915-584-3171
EL PASO COUNTRY CLUB
2012
BOARD
Administrative Office
Main Phone Number: 915-584-1111
OF
GOVERNORS
Andy Khatami, General Manager/COO
[email protected]
Ext. 111
Margarita Sierra, Comptroller
[email protected]
Ext. 112
LEE L. “LJ” SHAMALEY JR.
PRESIDENT
Alex Delgado, Office Manager
[email protected]
Ext. 115
ED ANDERSON
VICE PRESIDENT
Brenda Waters, Membership Secretary
[email protected]
Ext. 114
Estela Granados, Human Resources
[email protected]
Ext. 116
A.F. “TOM” THOMAS
TREASURER
Food & Beverage Catering
Main Phone Number: 915-584-1111
WALKER CROWSON
SECRETARY
Dieter Gerards, Food & Beverage Director
[email protected]
Ext. 119
CHRISTOPHER L.
CARAMEROS
Fred Apodaca, Banquet Sales Manager
[email protected]
Ext. 120
Mimmy Halperin, Banquet Sales Assistant
[email protected]
Ext. 119
ERNEST
KOURY
Charles Usener, Executive Chef
[email protected]
Ext. 130
DAVID J.
LEMASTER
James Meza, Service Director
Ext. 121
Golf
MARK
TOMLIN
Mark Pelletier, Director of Golf
[email protected]
915-584-4891
Vernon Bane, PGA Head Professional
[email protected]
915-584-0511
CLIFF EISENBERG
TRUST COMMITTEE
REPRESENTATIVE
Phelps Davee, Golf Course Superintendent
[email protected]
915-584-9752
Tennis
J. SCOTT MANN
PAST PRESIDENT
Aitor Zubiarrain, Director of Tennis
[email protected]
915-581-3422
Juan Gomez, Tennis Professional
[email protected]
915-581-3422
MICHAEL D. MCQUEEN
LEGAL COUNSEL
Swimming
Randy Hambrick, Aquatics Director
[email protected]
915-584-3110
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Greetings to the El Paso Country
Club Membership
This month I dedicate my article to the
membership of El Paso Country Club and their
overwhelming generosity and determination to improve their club.
It never fails to amaze me what one person can do when they put their mind
to it and Marisela Gonzalez proved that she is a force of nature. With a
vision and plan in hand, she went in front of the Board of Governors and
through hard work she proved that she can accomplish her goals. She has
earned the appreciation, gratitude and respect of the membership. Marisela
went above and beyond the call of duty to start and finish this project to the outmost satisfaction of
our membership. Her efforts are an inspiration for all of us.
I also want to point out CC Leeper, Genna Pendergras and James Stewart for their assistance and
tireless efforts. CC and Genna assisted us with campaigning the membership for voluntary
contributions, which the start of this project heavily depended on and they did not disappoint. James’
donation in using his influence and connections in obtaining the necessary permits for our project
expedited this process and saved us time and money. They also assisted and supported Marisela
throughout this project. Thank you all for your efforts.
Many members contributed to making the new Tennis Center a reality so please take a moment to
read these names listed below.
ROBERT AND TERRI BELL
SCOTT AND MANDY BLUMENFELD
PAUL BRANDT
WILLIAM AND PAMELA BRENTON
MARK AND INGRID BROWN
VAL BROWN
JOHN AND KAY BUTTERWORTH
SAMUEL AND DENISE CABALLERO
CHRIS AND GINA CARAMEROS
LUIS AND VERONICA CARBAJO
THE CARDENAS FAMILY
J.A. CARDWELL
JOHN KIPP, JR. AND DEBORAH CASKEY
JUSTIN AND VICTORIA CHAPMAN
JULIO AND VICTORIA CHIU
AARON AND LORI CHIU
CROOM GENERAL CONTRACTORS
GREGORY AND SUSAN DAW
ROBERTO AND ARTEMISA DELGADO
FRANCISCO AND SUSANA DE ROSAS
ALVARO AND MIRIAM DE LA VEGA
JAMES AND BEVERLY DICK III
DWS BUILDING SUPPLY
EHRLICH LAW FIRM
TRENT AND SALLY FILLER
JOHN AND LAURA HAYES
THE HOBBS FAMILY
DAVID AND ANNE HORAK
JOSH AND TITA HUNT
MARCUS AND STACEY HUNT
RONALD AND ALLA JOYNER
ALAN AND CHERYL KARP
JEFFREY AND RUTH KATZ
CHRIS AND KIM KLEBERG
ERNIE AND SANDRA KOURY
ALBERT AND CRISTINA LANZA
BLYTHE AND STEVEN LARSON
JOHN AND CC LEEPER
PAUL AND LAURA LESLIE III
RALPH AND SANDRA LOWENFIELD
DAVID AND SHELLY MANSFIELD
SCOTT AND TEKLA MANN
SANDRA MCDONALD
BRUCE AND MARGARET MEYER
DENNIS AND DONNA NEESSEN
MIKE AND ED SANTAMARIA
ALEXANDRE MOUQUIN AND NICOLE FINTELL
ANDREW AND JOANN PALAFOX
RONALD AND TERRY PASCHICH
DON AND GENNA PENDERGRAS
TODD ROBERTS
BILL AND CITA SANDERS
LUIS AND WILMA SANTOS
MARK AND CHRISSY SEGALINE
MICHAEL AND CONNIE SMITH
WILLIAM AND VICTORIA SPURBECK
GREGORY AND MARYBETH STEVENS
JAMES AND CHIA STEWART III
SHARON THOMPSON
EDUARDO AND SOFIA TRIBALDOS
BILL AND ALLISON WHITE
ZUBIARRAIN FAMILY
It may be hard for some of you to believe
but the golf course is doing well
considering the challenges we have and
continue to face.
The biggest challenge to our greens is
simple: grass needs water. Andy, Mark,
Phelps and the Board of Governors are
doing all they can to supplement what we
aren’t getting naturally.
To break it down for you we have
received our allotment of river water and
that should last until September. We are
looking into securing good clean water
from other sources. The Club is also
looking at the option of drilling more
wells on the property.
The golf course is the top priority for our
management and short of doing a rain
dance on the course we are doing
everything we can to assure that the
course gets through this drought as
strong as possible. If you have any
questions don’t forget Andy has an open
door policy.
More to come,
Lee “L.J.” Shamaley
In addition to those listed above, there were many more members who contributed their time
towards the completion of this project. I recall when our young members had a car wash, which
raised us over $800. There were also several parents present to help any possible way and encourage
members to support our cause. We also received much needed financial assistance from vendors
through in-kind donations. The cost of this project would certainly have been much higher if it was
not for their contribution. I applaud you all for what you have done for our new tennis center.
The successful completion of this project is due to the efforts of the entire membership. You all came
together to improve this club and make our courts more than just a place to play tennis. Once again,
you have proven that El Paso Country Club has the best membership of any club in town.
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It’s been hot, hot, hot! And I don’t just mean the temperature. Our
members have been scorching the golf course with some amazing shots.
Our first shot of the month came to us on the 7 th of June. Tanner Gore,
joined by his fellow Coronado High School teammates Mason Sliva, Leo
Gute and Thomas Gallardo, accomplished a great milestone in any
golfer’s career. On the par three 12 th hole, Tanner hit his 6-iron from
200 yards, finding the bottom of the cup for his first Hole In One! A
mere three days later, #12 was the sight of another first-time ace. This
one was made by Jamie Ayerdi while she played with her husband,
Evalt. She used her 5-hybrid from 135 yards away. Congratulations
Tanner and Jamie!
Our next shot of the month came to us from Bruce Meyer. While
playing the 16th hole, Bruce managed to hole-out with a wedge from 135
yards for an eagle 2! His playing partners Mike McQueen, Gary Borsch
and Doug Wright said they expected nothing less from the captain of the
two time Civil War champion Dixie Rifles!
The next day, David
Candelaria scored an eagle 2 on the 6th hole using his wedge from 136
yards out. Ramsey Esper, Mike Miles, Saul Frank, Cliff Eisenberg and
Ernie Koury were all there to witness the feat. They were happy for
David, even if it meant they lost the press bet on that hole. Later that
morning, Roy Gray made his first eagle since joining the club earlier
this year. He has played 4-5 days a week trying to accomplish this. His
came on the 13th hole where he holed out from 60 yards with a sand
wedge. This shot helped him and his teammates Roger Surbaugh and
Joe Fridel win the team bet with his regular playing group.
Congratulations Bruce, David and Roy.
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JOHN LONG, BRUCE MEYER, RANDY HUFFMAN, CLAY LOWENFIELD,
ROBERTO CALVO, BRYAN HALL, MIKE NORWICH, JERRY CLOUSE, STEVE
RASH, ED ANDERSON, PAUL DUDLEY, DOUG WRIGHT, BILL HAAS, JOE
FRIEDEL, DICK LYON, CLARK BAKER
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Welcome to the heat of summer; it is hot and dry with no sign of rain yet. The river water supply should get us into
September. The winds have been brutal this year but the golf course is coming around and starting to fill in very well.
We are aerating fairway areas at this time and also seeding and sodding thin spots, so as we go through these areas we
will mark them out as “ground under repair” until they heal in.
We are trying several different seeded Bermudas on the property in order to see if one variety is better for us and our
conditions. The rye grass around the greens and on the tees is transitioning out and dying. We will be going through
these areas and scalping them down to let the Bermuda grow out.
We have noticed sand bottle usage has slowed down so please encourage your fellow members to keep filling in divots. I
believe this will help our heal time and provide a better surface in the fairways. Also we need to keep reminding
everybody to please fix the ball marks on the greens. This is great golfing weather and the course is beautiful! See you
on the green.
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Dana Pelletier and Jackson Norwich both won their flights in the Sun Country Junior PGA Tournament hosted by El Paso
Country Club this last week. Jackson shot a 44 on the front 9 to win the Boys 9-10 division, and Dana shot 78 (her first round to
break 80) on her way to winning the Girls 15-16 Division. Kevin Coleman shot a 74 to finish second in the Boys 15-16
division. Congratulations to Dana, Jackson and Kevin.
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The women's Sun City Championship is July 11 th and 13th. The entry fee is $100, which includes 2 days of tournament
play, a practice round and cart. The entry deadline is July 8 th. It is flighted by handicaps so everyone can play and have a great
time. Hope to see you there.
It is always a pleasure to play with Donna Zitur, who is an example to all of us. Donna joined El Paso Country Club with her
husband Raymond in 1981. She has been walking 18 holes ever since. We so enjoy and admire her. We also welcome Barbara
Upsal to our group.
CAPETTO’S TOURNAMENT
BIRDIES
WEST STAR BANK ACE DAY
JAN MACATEE AND RUTH HARRIS #10
JAN MACATEE, #11 NANCY BROWN, #9
A FLIGHT
FIRST PLACE
NANCY BROWN
65
SECOND PLACE
SYLVIA MARCUM
70
THIRD PLACE
MARY WELSH
74
ACE LEE WHITAKER NET 66
BIRDIES
CRISTY REAGAN, NANCY BROWN #10
LOW PUTTS
ANGIE TANZY
29
A FLIGHT
FIRST PLACE
SYLVIA MARCUM
NET 73
SECOND PLACE
SONIA CALVO
NET 74
B FLIGHT
B FLIGHT
FIRST PLACE
JAN MACATEE
65
SECOND PLACE
ANGIE TANZY
71
THIRD PLACE
GLORIA WIDMAR
72
FIRST PLACE
GILES WEISENBERGER
NET 71
SECOND PLACE
SHARON EDGE
NET 72
C FLIGHT
C FLIGHT
FIRST PLACE
NANCY BAUCHERT
75
SECOND PLACE
NANCY BAILLIE
77
THIRD PLACE
DONNA ZITUR
79
FIRST PLACE
DONNA ZITUR
NET 70
SECOND PLACE
BARBARA HYATT
NET 73
If your ball is off the green, there is no
penalty if you play and your ball strikes the
flagstick, provided no one is holding the
flagstick.
If your ball is on the green, do not putt with
the flagstick in the hole. Either take the
flagstick out or ask another player to hold it
and take it out when you play your ball. If
you putt and your ball hits the flagstick when
it is in the hole, in match play you lose the
hole. In stroke play, you must add two (2)
penalty strokes to your score for the hole.
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LUIS AND SEBASTIAN MARTINEZ
LARRY & MARILYN FRANCIS
LINDA & ARMANDO MEDRANO
Fresh from the sea, the kitchen staff at El Paso Country Club presented members with a delicious meal of lobster, clams
and steak to feast upon. This unique opportunity only comes a few times a year so members know when to take advantage.
Lobster & Clambake night is always a favorite at the club and the month of June was no different. Young and old alike
enjoyed the fresh seafood and the camaraderie to be had on Friday, June 8, 2012.
HARRIET & MARVIN ROTH AND GLORIA & ART AUGUST
July 2012
MONIQUE, ROSE & GILBERT MALOOLY JR.
AND RHEDA & RICHARD BARAKAT
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The month of May passed quickly and pleasantly. A “thank you” from Kristi
Albers for our donation to First Tee of Greater El Paso. A beautiful and poignant
“good-bye” tournament and luncheon for Kelly Furr. We all wish her well.
KELLY’S FAREWELL TOURNAMENT
FIRST PLACE
ELENA VARGAS & ESTELLE GOLDMAN
65
SECOND PLACE
LAURA BORSCH & JO ANN HENDRIX
68
THIRD PLACE
RUTH ERLICH & RUTH LEGATE
71
FOURTH PLACE
JOAN CHERNO & KELLY FURR
73
The ACE for June was Sharon Edge.
The JULY schedule is as follows:
7/11 ACE DAY
7/13 Couples Twilight Tournament at 5:30 p.m. Friday
7/25 EPCC Manager’s Tournament (Andy Khatami)
Tee off in July is at 8:30 a.m.
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DANA PELLETIER
Golf Camp at El Paso Country Club is the thing for kids to do when
FORMER CAMPER AND CURRENT MEMBER OF
summer comes around. Not only do children enjoy the activities planned
CORONADO HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS GOLF TEAM
for them daily, they also learn all the do’s and don’ts of the game of golf.
They make friends that they will know for most of their childhood or
longer. They get to spend a part of their summer having fun and learning a new sport instead of just sitting at home. The great
thing about golf camp in my opinion is that it can benefit you when you get older if you decide to take the sport seriously.
My brother and I never particularly wanted to play golf when we were younger. In fact, we got caught up in all different sports as
we grew up, but we still went to golf camp every summer. Eventually, my brother and I grew to enjoy the sport and because we
participated in golf camp when we were younger, we had an understanding of the game before we took it seriously. This became
beneficial when the other kids who didn’t attend golf camp wanted to join the sport and had to learn all the nuances my brother
and I already knew. We had a greater understanding of the game before everyone else and it seemed like we had a head start in a
race. Of course children don’t think about their future like that, which is why this camp is so great. As a kid all you think you are
doing at camp is having fun, but in reality you are also learning athletic skills and learning those first step things that could lead you
to greatness in this sport.
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Well what can I say, that a bunch of
pictures can’t say better? It’s been super
busy, the swim team is the biggest we’ve
ever had, lap swimmers keep churning out
the miles, and the heat...need I say more.
The Barracudas Swim Team is doing great
this season. After four meets the team is 4-0, oh yeah! We are
undefeated. Going into July the team is in good shape to be
highly competitive at the city championships July 21-22 at Pavo
Real Pool. Remember the pool will close at 3:30 p.m. on
Tuesday, July 10 for our meet against EP Tennis Club, but you
can still hang around to cheer us on!
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The newest summer camp at El Paso Country
Club, Young Rembrandts, aims at helping young
members learn to appreciate the life lessons art has
to offer. From the wild animals of Africa to the
simple beauty of common foods, children used their
hands to take them to a new world while also creating decorative
pieces for their parents to showcase.
The camp will have its second session in July, and the children will
discover the art of the masters such as Van Gogh and Monet. The
camp is limited, so call 915-234-2248 for more information.
JUNE 25, 2012 – JULY 8, 2012
IN THE NEWLY REMODELED
GRAND SLAM TENNIS SHOP
TENNIS APPAREL & ACCESSORIES, YOGA, FITNESS & CASUAL CLOTHES
ANY WHITE APPAREL IS 20% OFF
&
BUY 2 SALE ITEMS, GET 1 SALE ITEM *FREE
*LESSER PRICED ITEM IS FREE
OPEN MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY 8 AM TO 6 PM & SUNDAY 8 AM TO 5 PM (OPEN JULY 4TH)
PLEASE CALL THE PRO SHOP AT 581-3422
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CLUBHOUSE
The renovation of the clubhouse, besides excitement, pride, and hopefully new members, also brings a couple of changes to how we
run things. We are now asking everyone to sign in prior to entering the facilities. I understand this may be an inconvenience to
some of you but we are trying to monitor guest and non-member usage of our facilities. As the staff members at the front desk
become more and more familiar with members, they’ll be able to sign you in and make things a little easier. We are also going to sell
a few more food items and you’ll soon have the opportunity to choose from a wider variety of drinks and snacks. I’m very confident
all the changes are for the best and will improve your overall experience at the club. Please work with us through the transition and
please remember to keep using our court reservation system whenever you need a court.
We are planning an open house/official grand opening celebration for the clubhouse on the weekend before school starts (Aug 24-26)
that will include a doubles only tournament. The event will include many types of doubles pairing combinations such as mother/
daughter, father/son, etc…more information will be available soon!!!
June was a very busy month for our junior players. Besides the Braden Aboud Tournament held at EPCC, our juniors participated
in three other tournaments around the Southwest. Congratulations to Gustavo Cardenas, Dylan Parsley and Anastasiya Joyner for
their wins.
Summer Camp Session 2 in August is filling up fast. Please sign your kids up before we run out of available spots.
Adult leagues came to and end for the spring season. As it has become the norm, our teams fared
well in the competition. This time around I can’t report any of the teams coming out on top but I
can’t say enough about the dedication and effort many of our members and coaches put into
making our teams highly competitive every season. Overall, adult teams at EPCC have
consistently finished high up on the standings every season for the past 4 years. Congratulations
to our 4.0 women’s team as they finished higher than any other team this season.
BRADEN ABOUD
The Braden Aboud Jr. Tournament has become a must play tournament in the calendar
year and 2012 wasn’t an exception. We had almost 200 entries this year and the event
was a huge success once again. The tournament is hosted by EPCC in
collaboration with the Braden Aboud Memorial Foundation.
Their
participation and the many wonderful things the organization stands for is
what makes this such a special event. The memory of Braden remains
extremely close to many members of El Paso Country Club and some of the
tennis staff. This year, the foundation and its many donors, provided t-shirts, goodie bags, drinks,
lunches and a dinner for all participants. I want to thank the many people that help host this great event.
As for the competition itself, many of our juniors came out on top. Congratulations to the following
players for winning their respective events: Alvaro Hobbs, Ethan Katz, Anastasiya Joyner, Nicholas Spurbeck, Alex Spurbeck,
Daniel Spurbeck, Nicole Gonzalez, and Sebastian Herrera.
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SOUTHWEST YOUTH FOUNDATION FOR TENNIS
For the last few weeks, El Paso Country Club has been
hosting a tennis program started by two of our
enthusiastic, civic-minded junior players, Ethan
Katz and Adin Ehrlich. Ethan and Adin started a
charitable organization called SWYFT (Southwest
Youth Foundation for Tennis) to introduce tennis
to kids in El Paso who otherwise would not have
the opportunity. SWYFT selected 20 El Paso youth
who will learn the fundamentals of tennis from our
great coaches, Alex, Nicole, Erika and Patrick and
with assistance from advanced junior players including Ethan and Adin.
After 4 weeks of initial training, SWYFT will provide 2 well-deserving students with a one year
scholarship to continue in the tennis program at El Paso Country Club.
Ethan and Adin raised over $5,000 to create this program and hope to continue this for years to
come. The money they raised was used to buy the 20 students new racquets, tennis shoes, SWYFT
program t-shirts and hats and to pay for eight instructional classes this summer and the 2 scholarships for a year. Those interested
in donating to the Southwest Youth Foundation for Tennis, should contact: Southwest Youth Foundation for Tennis, c/o Ruth Katz,
721 Yorkshire Court, El Paso, Texas 79922.
FOR CHILDREN & GRANDCHILDREN OF MEMBERS,
AGES 6 YEARS TO 11 YEARS OLD
SESSION II
AUGUST 7 - AUGUST 10 AND
AUGUST 14 - AUGUST 17
FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 584-1111
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This delicious chicken is rubbed with an intense
spice paste and then basted with a tangy honey glaze
while on the grill.
SPICE PASTE
2 TBS OLIVE OIL
1 TSP PAPRIKA
1 TSP BROWN SUGAR
1/2 TSP CHIPOTLE CHILE POWDER
2 CLOVES OF GARLIC (MINCED)
KOSHER SALT AND GROUND PEPPER TO TASTE
Use this mixture to rub all over the chicken, you may
use a 4lb whole chicken or 6 chicken breasts, cover
and refrigerate for 30 minutes. It’s ready for the
grill.
HONEY GLAZE
1 CUP HONEY
1 TBS KETCHUP
1 TBS SOY SAUCE
2 TSP DIJON MUSTARD
1 TSP APPLE VINEGAR
1 TBS SRIRACHA
In a small bowl, mix all the ingredients. Baste the
chicken with this honey glaze while grilling.
Enjoy this entrée with a fresh salad or vegetables.
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Enrique, Marly, Enrique Jr. and
Marly Jr. Esteves
Dr. Jose & Cynthia Diaz and Jose and Sophia Diaz and
Dr. Ralu & Fabiola Hinojos and Ralu and Paulina Hinojos
Greg & Jeanie Johns and Mike & Norma Hunt
Dieter Gerards, Mitra, Brenda, Hamid, Nasar,
and Travis Akhtari
David & Shelly Candelaria
Milton & Margaret Colia
Dr. Manuel &
Elizabeth Schydlower
Robert & Mary Earp and
Paul & Cheryl Thomas
Taryn Hunt, Heather Chatterton, James & Chia Stewart, Kathy & Brad Cartwright,
Alix & Mike Duchouquette, Annie & FM Havens and Mark & Michelle Jabor
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Hayes
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