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Winter Edition 2014
Merry Christmas
by Bill Smith, III
Merry Christmas!!
This year, Will, Edie, Sarah,
Emmie, and I will celebrate the
Christmas season in a far different way than we have for many
years. We will set aside our traditions, pack the warm clothes
we can find, and catch up with
our extended Smith family
across "The Pond" as some
people say. I am certain that
our trip will be a rugged excursion at times and one with many
fun memories. And, I hope we
all return in one piece and without bumps and bruises too!
So, we have thrown a few wrinkles into our Christmas this
year...
We will not have a Christmas
tree at our home.
We will not smell biscotti baking
in our kitchen.
We will not race around
Birmingham at the last hour
picking up the last recipe ingredients or the last presents for
one another.
We will not be at our home
church on Christmas Eve.
We will not wake up at our home
on Christmas morning, wondering what Santa may have done
during the night in the downstairs living room.
Yet, Christmas will come anyway and will be there for us to
enjoy and embrace!
My mother once remarked that
Christmas is not one day or one
place but a special present that
goes with us wherever we are.
(If you see my mother, please let
her know that we do listen
sometimes.) I suppose we all
know that to be true and yet
sometimes we need a little extra
effort to pull off Christmas the
way we want it to be. We want
to show hospitality to and with
everybody. Hatton does hospitality better than most everybody
I know so it's fun to join in with
his enthusiasm and merriment.
Thank you Hatton!
We give and receive our best
wishes and presents during this
season. My brother Jim is
always good to be there with a
kind heart and an open interest
in how you're doing. Thank you
Jim!
I am very thankful to all of you
who share your Christmas joy
with us each day. When traditions get set aside temporarily, I
appreciate what you do and
how you lead us with the
Christmas spirit!
I also am thankful Christmas
comes every year and reminds
each of us of Hope, Joy, Peace,
and the Christ child, Jesus.
I wish God's blessings for each
of you this Christmas season,
this holiday season, and this
winter season!
Sensational Service
John Wainer and Howard Newell serving great coffee at the recent MUFSO
Conference in Dallas, Texas.
We are proud to say our own Maurice
Carrington, CSD Marketing Manager, participated in the annual Veteran’s Day Parade in
downtown Birmingham where thousands lined
the streets to honor veterans. Maurice’s Unit
is the the Force Support Squadron (FSS).
On December 17, Royal Cup Coffee’s Ryan Kimm and Al Hernandez served coffee and specialty drinks to Waffle House
Corporate employees. Outside of the corporate office, Becky Smith from Royal Cup Coffee and Greg Rollings from Waffle
House, served coffee from the new Royal Cup Mobile Cafe!
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Winter Wonderland at the McWane Center
On December 12, Royal Cup employees and their families celebrated the holidays at the McWane
Science Center. This event included a special viewing of The Polar Express movie in the IMAX
Theater. Attendees also had access to the Winter Wonderland where they enjoyed ice fishing, a fun
zip line, a train ride, giant foam building blocks, and everyone’s favorite, hot chocolate and cookies!
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Royal Cup Christmas Luncheon
The annual Royal Cup Christmas Luncheon was held on December 12 at the Gardendale Community Center.
It was a wonderful event which included a delicious holiday lunch and entertainment provided by Gardendale
High School Chamber Choir. Congratulations to Gena Hyatt and her incredible team for making this a most
enjoyable celebration. Enjoy these two pages of some happy attendees.
Melisa Clements, Pam Newton, Leesa Scott, Gena Hyatt, Amy Lamp
Jeremy Payton, Jeff Crowder
Gloria Farley, John Foster
Denise Chamblee, Shirley Marsh
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Bob Durrett, Kathy Durrett, Ronnie Echols
left side: Michael & Kathleen Glover, Rachel Bush, Betty Tyler, Donna Rylant, Lea Moore, Jimmy Gay,
Denise Chamblee (standing), right side of table: Janet Robinette and Mona Payne
Maurice Carrington, Shannon Stringfellow
Tonia Matheny, Lisa Bingaman
Guests from Pathways
Mary Coulbourne and Wilbur
Dorothy & Bill Jones
Royal Cup Christmas Luncheon
Clint Usher, George Neal, Justin Parnell, Reginald Crouch
Gene Lewis, Loretta Sewell, Roy Spears, Larry Green, Jim Gaston
Ginger Murphree, Marshall Malone, Lindsey Everett
Eleanor, Mary Coulbourne & Jim Smith, Emmie & Bill Smith III,
Bill Smith Jr., Lamar Bagby
Vicky Swindle, Ginger Murphree, Jane Hardiman
Charles Barr, Larry Millwee, Debbie Russell, Janice Washkevich, Clarence Williams
Lindsey Everett, Tammy Lankford, Angie Harrison
Jeri Anders, Serena Martin, Ron Hallmark
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‘Winter Quarter’ Anniversaries
20 Plus Years of Sensational Service
Bill Smith, Jr.
47 yrs
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Bill Harrison
36 yrs
Don Bevill
30 yrs
Geraldine Smith
29 yrs
Dwayne Marsh
26 yrs
Sherry Parrish
28 yrs
Lynn Stubbs
26 yrs
Lee Carswell
25 yrs
Chris Colwart
25yrs
Dusty Rothrock
25 yrs
Ed Sellers
25 yrs
Joy Wadsworth
24 yrs
Jeff Bishop
23 yrs
Perry Young
22 yrs
Steve Garbee
21 yrs
Barbara Blake
21 yrs
Bill Smith III
21 yrs
Robert Bradford
20 yrs
The Gingerbread Project
For many people, the holidays are about
tradition — things you and your family
have done together for years or even
generations. This is the story of a couple
who has taken a tradition and are now
using it to heal both their lives and help
others.
Since 2006, Elliot and Lauren Blue have
organized annual gingerbread-decorating
parties, raising $75,000 for the Leukemia
& Lymphona Society. On Sunday,
December 14, they held the 10th annual
event at High Caliber Stables in
Greensboro where approximately 150
people showed up for the morning event
while the afternoon event hosted close to
170 people.
Participants donated at least $35 per gingerbread house to decorate. Individuals
and families were welcome. The goal:
raise $6,000.
Elliot lost his first wife in 2003 after a fiveyear battle with leukemia and Lauren's
Greensboro Territory Manager Elliot Blue, daughter Kennedy Blue, and wife Lauren Blue
father died in 2009. Elliot and Lauren met
at a Leukemia and Lymphoma Society event, but the idea to hold a gingerbread decorating fundraiser didn't come until
later.
Family and friends got together in 2004 to decorate gingerbread houses. The gingerbread party was a hit, and everyone
was talking about it for months afterward. The very next week, people who had not attended began asking to be invited
the next year. This got the couple thinking about the possibility of turning the fun into an event to help others, and in 2006
they held their first decorating fundraiser.
Word spread and it became necessary to find a bigger venue, and in 2013 the Blue’s held the party outside their home for
the first time. People gathered inside a large, white tent where tables were set up with gingerbread houses and places
were assigned. A large table in the center contained the goods: 150 to 200 pounds of candy. There were Red Hots, chocolate chips, M&M's, pretzel sticks, candy canes, peppermints and other treats.
Then it was time to build. Children and parents loaded plates, occasionally popping a treat in their mouth, before heading
to their gingerbread houses. Parents were often ordered by their children to return to the center table for more "supplies."
Memories were being made.
One of Elliot’s fondest memories growing up was getting together with other children at a family friend's home to decorate
gingerbread houses during the holidays. "I was the oldest of the kids, and later on I'd come home from college just to do
the houses," Elliot said. Eventually, the friend passed the torch to Elliot, giving him a gingerbread-making kit and her recipe.
At the first fundraiser in 2006, the Blues baked about 20 houses. This year, they baked 170, no two looking exactly the
same. When asked about the event, Elliot said, "There's so many distractions during the holidays, but when people come
to these gingerbread decorating parties, it's a time for them to get away from all that, spend time together as a family and
help raise money for a very important cause."
The goal for this year was surpassed and the Gingerbread Project raised $7,000.00!
Visit Elliot’s fundraising page at http://pages.teamintraining.org/nc/mardigra15/ebluev
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SECOND ANNUAL WAFFLE WAGER
UGA win over Auburn meant free waffles for Athens, courtesy of Royal Cup Coffee
The Waffle House “Waffle Wager” took place for the second
year in a row! This is a friendly bet put on by Waffle House
suppliers and this year they selected the Auburn University
vs. University of Georgia football game.
So what exactly is the Waffle Wager?
The wager is simple: if the Tigers won, C.H. Guenther and
Basic American Foods would provide waffles, hashbrowns
and coffee to an Auburn, AL Waffle House location for an
entire day. If the Dawgs won, Royal Cup would provide the
same thing to a Waffle House location in Athens, GA.
This year the University of Georgia’s football win over Auburn
paid dividends in Athens on Wednesday November 19, in the
form of free waffles, hashbrowns, and coffee all day.
Waffle House and their suppliers, Basic American Foods,
C.H. Guenther & Sons, Inc. and Royal Cup Coffee and Tea,
partnered again this year for the second annual Waffle
Wager. The Waffle Wager started last year when Royal Cup
and C.H. Guenther initiated a friendly bet on the Alabama vs.
Bill Smith, Jr. serving coffee to Mike Toti (C. H. Guenther) Texas A&M game. Alabama's 49-42 victory resulted in
and Mike Villano (Basic American Foods)
nearly 2,000 free waffles and 1,500 free cups of coffee at the Waffle House on University Boulevard in Tuscaloosa.
In each of the past two college football seasons, one major NCAA football game has been chosen for the Waffle
Wager. The college town with the winning team gets 24 hours of free waffles, hash browns and coffee from a local
Waffle House. The winning university's general scholarship fund also receives $15,000 to help further the education of its students.
News that the UGA-Auburn game had been chosen for the Waffle Wager hit social media late last week, but few
details were given as to which local Waffle House would be participating or when the free giveaway would take
place. When details were released Monday morning, Twitter lit up with the hashtag “#wafflewager” and the news
spread like wildfire.
Most of the diners said they saw the news online. Dozens of UGA students and other people gathered in the cold at the downtown Waffle
House bright and early Wednesday to get a free waffle breakfast. The line
of hungry customers stretched up Clayton Street before 7 a.m., when the
free waffle handout began, surprising the corporate sponsors who
showed up in support of the big event. “I couldn’t believe people were
here so early,” exclaimed Michael Villano, Vice President of food service
at Basic American Foods.
In addition to free food, a $15,000 donation was made to the University of
Georgia’s General Scholarship Fund as a result of the Bulldogs 34-7 victory over Auburn.
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Congratulations
The Alabama Restaurant and Hospitality Alliance held its annual
Stars of the Industry dinner in Auburn, Alabama in late October.
Mike Powell, Regional Manager for the FSD Central Region, was
voted one of the finalists and won Supplier of the Year. When
asked about his award Mike replied, “This is a great honor for our
Company, and I am proud to contribute to Royal Cup's long tradition of industry involvement. My name is now on the trophy next to
the following Royal Cup family members; Don Evans '73, Charlie
Gibbs '82, "Mickey" Smith '91, Bob Reed '02, and Don Gann '09.”
We agree with Mike. It is a great honor for him as well as for Royal
Cup. Mike is in some elite company with such a great list of past
winners. Congratulations Mike!
Bruce Bria, Quality Control Manager, returned recently to Royal Cup after a week in
California where he participated in an exhausting series of tests to become a "Licensed Q
Grader".
This is a program of the Coffee Quality Institute, an organization affiliated with the Specialty
Coffee Association of America.
Bruce passed all the tests with flying colors and is now a "Licensed Q Grader". This is another example of Bruce's dedication to Royal Cup and his desire to continue his professional
development.
Congratulations Bruce on this great achievement!
EXCELLENT COMMUNITY SERVICE
Representing Georgia OCS, Chris Colwart, Account Executive and Tim Moore, Branch Manager pictured
here serving Royal Cup Coffee and Hot Chocolate for the annual ‘ALA Run For Justice’ 5k run for charity. Looks
like a cold day, but Chris and Tim warmed the attendees serving them 17 gallons of coffee and 5 gallons of hot
chocolate!
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OUTSTANDING SERVICE
NEW
ARRIVALS
Gabriella Joyce
Irby
Matthew T. Morgan, OCS Service Tech, Birmingham, Alabama
serving H.C. Valentine coffee at REV Birmingham's 'The Big Pitch'
event.
February 26, 2014
5 lbs 14 oz -17 3/4 inches
Parents
Tyler & Kristina Irby
(OCS Account Exec-Atlanta GA)
Amelia Ann
Ashburner
National Route Ride Day Rocks! Day 4 on the job.
Welcome to Royal Cup Andrew Kalicke!
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September 14, 2014
6 lbs 10 oz -18 inches
Parents
Bob & Laura Catherine Ashburner
(OCS Mktg/Natl Acct - Birmingham AL)
The Spirit of Giving
Pathways is a United Way agency that serves homeless women and children. They provide a safe place to
stay, clean clothes and hot meals. When women arrive at Pathways, it is often with only a few articles of clothing and even fewer personal possessions. Pathways also supplies training and education programs to help
both women and children transition back into the community. In short, Pathways is A Woman's Way Home.
Through fundraisers like Front Door Parking, Blue Jean Day, Hot Dog Cookout and our Bake Sale, along with
all of the generous donations from Royal Cup employees of gently used clothing, toiletries, hats, scarves,
gloves, coffee, kitchen supplies and, of course monetary donations, Royal Cup was able to provide Pathways
many items needed for basic daily living.
Royal Cup truck loaded and ready for delivery
Truck being loaded by Bill Harrison, Lamar Bagby, Leesa Scott
and John Brantley.
Royal Cup truck delivering to Pathways
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Beans???
As this year draws to a close, we
take a moment to "spill the beans"
about happenings around The Cup!
Proud mom, Pam Newton (Credit)
welcomed a new son into her family.
Daughter Breanne married Patrick
Linder on September 20th.
by Joy Wadsworth & Sherry Parrish
Congratulations to two local
scholars, Logan Swindle (son of Vicky
Swindle, Customer Service) and Kyle
Lankford (son of Tammy Lankford,
Credit) for being named Top Scholar.
Both boys earned a scale of 420 points
or above in Reading or Math on the ACT
Aspire, also scoring in the "Ready"
range in the other subject, and be in good
standing
with
the
schools
administration.
Kyle Lankford
Dawn England
Jessica Wade
Stacy Ragsdale
Mexi Green
Joy Wadsworth
Anita Morgan
Breanne Newton Linder
Proud Aunt Erin Gladden wanted
to brag on her nephew, Airman Garrett
Sullivan, who graduated Oct. 3rd from
the Airforce BMT at Lackland AFB,
Logan Swindle
San Antonio, TX. He is currently
attending Tech School in Maryland.
Halloween is always a fun time
Thank you for your service, Airman
around headquarters. Many guys and
Sullivan!
ghouls were lurking the halls, casting
fright into the hearts of many a Cupper.
As always, there were many great
costumes, from Renae Lay's "Coffee
Junkie" to Morgan Vickers’s clever "bun
in the oven."
Airman Garrett Sullivan
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Felicia Nelson, Melisa Clements
Brett Caffey & Vicky Swindle
The Prank of the Day award
belongs to Angelo Stringfellow (son of
Shannon Stringfellow, CSD).
Angelo Stringfellow
Keri Peterson
Lindsey Everett, Angela Harrison
Angelo spent the day hiding out in a
box in our mail room and on our
elevator, scaring the Villa Rey out of
anyone who ventured a look inside the
box.
Morgan Vickers, Brittany Creel
Cheri ‘Red Riding Hood’ Keith
Renae Lay
Michelle Loggins
Cooper Wallace
Kudos to Cooper Wallace (son of
Jason Wallace, (Atlanta OCS TM) who
chose to trick or treat dressed as a
Royal Cup Territory Manager.
What keeps this column going is
YOU! So keep those stories and
photos coming. Email information to
Sherry Parrish at
[email protected] or to
Joy Wadsworth at
[email protected].
Photos in jpeg format
please.Until next time we "spill the
beans," THAT'S ALL FOLKS!
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HAPPY
Happy
birthday
January
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Chris Colwart
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Bradley Lynch
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Scott Cottrill
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Jim Lewis
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Sandy Wilsey
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Matt Allison
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Lee Carswell
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Glynn Frix
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Kenneth Cotton
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Bob Bates
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Melissia Rose
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Zach Iffland
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Chad Otto
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Jamie King
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Nick Rodriguez
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Anthony Washington 06
Harold Solomon
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Wendell Green
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Scottie Kimble
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Johnnie Willis
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Sonja Harris
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Sam Fincher
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Catie Trent
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Morgan Vickers
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Elgin Cummings
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Drew Dutton
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Amy Lamp
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Jimmy Stansbury
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Mike Vantine
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Joey Poe
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Joseph Rendon
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Ben Pitts
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Taylor Massey
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Dustin Kurre
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Denise Chamblee
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Monty Oliver
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Leaser Green
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Mark Kirkendall
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Bob O'Neil
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Matt Walton
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Mark McFarland
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Dave Eberhard
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Greg Blount
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Devon Camp
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Reneigh Haney
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Patrick Gomeau
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Milton King
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Pete Insana Jr
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Oscar Meraz
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Daphnie Davis
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Herb Modesitt
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Arun Kapoor
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Jack Kimberly
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Wanda Carroll
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Adriana Ranum
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Elliott Blue
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Trey Beahm III
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Kris Wolff
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Michelle Loggins
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Rod Lockett
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Kyl Graham
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Brannon Paulk
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Reginald Crouch
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Todd Jackson
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Jeff Davis
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Mike Stewart
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Sarah Monti
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Jalanna Wilson
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Fe b r u a r y
David Strahl
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Brandon Cox
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Melissa Holmes
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Stacey Taylor
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George Neal
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Craig Canary
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Lea Moore
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Tracy Taylor
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Jeff Hopkins
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Willie Patterson
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Jeff Kahn
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Rich Christensen 07
Mike Ventura
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David Walls
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Sherwin De Abreu 07
Tom Shaut
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James White
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Lori Crowder
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Barbara Sharritt 09
Matthew T Morgan 09 (OCS Svs Tech)
Bradley Holloway 09
James Allen
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Rob Mitchum
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Dee Holt
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Brett Caffey
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Jeff James
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Boyd Cochran
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Griffin Cooper
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Jeremy Smith
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Kevin Hodges
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Debbie Jewell
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Matt Johnson
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Jeremy Lay
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Rick Nelson
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Bill Smith Jr
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J.P. Roy
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Chris Merzbacher 20
Steve Garbee
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Bill O'Day
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Mark Walgenbach 21
Joe Carrino
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Wayne Waff
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Andrew Kalicke
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Barry Crawford
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Rachel Bush
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Brian Johnson
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Dustin Stewart
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Gina Holstein
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Donna Rylant
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Aaron Norris
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Daniel Adams
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Shawana Bryant 27
Steven Nelson
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Bill Barrall
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Glenn Bowen
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Taylor Wallace
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Jim Cannon
Scott Abraham
Avo Demirdjian
James Simpson
Ricky Morgan
ChristianCollins
Ray Deason
Jason Hoffman
Steve Morales
Garland Tate
Joe Bradley
Daniel Cason
Rez Dudley
Ray Holderfield
Heather Mills
Steve Holl
Terry Reedy
Jacquelyn Kemp
Nick Maroules
Nina Timmons
Cindy Adcock
John Jennings
Noel Riley II
Arron Gress
Tony Sanmiguel
Andy Allison
Josh Warnock
Israel Perez
Jim Jebeles
Marc Elkins
Steve Wordell
Mike Kuchenbrod
Jerry Wolters
Steve Dorsey
Bill Harrison
Larry Benda
Nick Mazurek
Nelson Rosado
Tatayanna Owens
Lance Newton
Powell Vines
Tyler Johnson
Maria Smith
Corey Myrick
Charles Harris
Steve Stadel
David Calhoun
David Lawley
Owen Harris
Tim Bielaski
Johnny Hamberger
Jeff Davis
Greg Goff
Erin Gladden
Samantha Gambrill
Angie Harrison
Breck Sorensen
Earlie Hood
Dave Gregory
Don Bevill
Austin Fortner
Elaine Hawks Rollan
Jim Collins
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Eric Williams
Lynn Gay
Herb Durant
Betty Tyler
Paul Rudder
Amy Pluebell
Josh Nichols
Eric Cook
Jeri Anders
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Kevin Doepp
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01/15
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Jack Donahoo
Israel Perez
Ryan Kimm
Felipe Martinez
Carlos Perez
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Kemper Brinkley
Joe Schladant
Ric Prophater
Paul Mazanec
Jeff James
Steve Wortkotter
Jim Jebeles
Ken Bates
LaDarrius Caldwell
Lacey Harris
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Chris Bischoff
Pam Lancaster
Lance Newton
Derek Pearman
Drew Steward
David Brown
Matt Domini
JWill Williams
Tim Terry
Wayne Wilson
Jeff Davis
Corey Myrick
Dennis Abernathy
Billy Bishop
Joey Shatto
Nic Aguilar
Troy Chapman
Joe Gioia
Jeremy Lay
Rick Whitehead
Justin Caudle
Brian Hum
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Jim Filaroska
Stephanie Smith
Jeffrey Davey
Matt Mobley
Jimmy Stansbury
Mickey Fulmer
Orlando Brown
Nathan Woodward
Dana Studdard
Wendell Green
Jack Lawton
Erny Camp
Jimmy Haynes
Amelia Reddell
Roderick Smith
Randy Tompkins
Josh Augustine
Cory Sobas
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Happy anniversary
29 Years
Geraldine Smith
28 Years
Sherry Parrish
26 Years
Lynn Stubbs
Dwayne Marsh
24 Years
Dusty Rothrock
Lee Carswell
Ed Sellers
Chris Colwart
24 Years
Joy Wadsworth
23 Years
Jeff Bishop
22 Years
Perry Young
21 Years
Bill Smith III
Barbara Blake
Steve Garbee
20 Years
Robert Brafford
19 Years
Lori Crowder
Jack Kimberly
Jim Collins
18 Years
Shawn Railsback
Scott McIntyre
Randy Bowden
George Pickens
Marsha Volker
17 Years
Dave Eberhard
Gary McNeamer
Mike Powell
Larry Benda
Dennis Hubbard
Sean Halcomb
Steve Elliott
Mike Kuchenbrod
16 Years
Leesa Scott
David Calhoun
Stan Rodgers
Steve Wordell
15 Years
Susan Taylor
Dana Harmon
Erin Gladden
14 Years
Steve Stadel
Johnny Hamberger
Bruce Bria
John Long
Bill O’Day
Dave Frederick
Charlie Mims
13 Years
Tom Heiberger
Stacy Ragsdale
01/21
P.J. Threatt
Janet Robinette
Howard Newell
12 Years
Jim Smith
Bob O’Neil
Stacey Taylor
Steve Abernathy
11 Years
Brant Bosley
Philip Naro
Brett McElhaney
10 Years
Drew Dutton
Cynthia Banks
Colleen Coon
Eric Watts
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Alan Tolbert
Dustin Stewart
Matt Kilpatrick
Victor Iozzo
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