November-December

Welcome Dennis!
by Brett Neal, Chief Operations Officer JRN Inc
It is hard to imagine that the Holidays are upon us
once again It seems time just flies, especially when
,
there is so much happening and such excitement in the
business and world of Kentucky Fried Chicken! JRN's
Brand Measures are improving, Re-Colonelization is in
full swing and gaining momentum, costs are getting
better and sales are on the incline. That, my friends, is
the formula, or "Original Recipe" if you will, for success
going into 2016! I thank you all for the hard work
iifigEnce and conscientioirrr.rs you put forth .rdi and
every day as we continue our impassioned campaign of
making Kentucky Fried Chicken the premier dining
choice for our customers across the Southeast.
As everyone certainly knows, the position of
Regional Manager for East Tennessee, Western
Virginia, North Carolina and South Carolina was
held by the legendary Rodney Shaw who stepped down
in September. Rodney gave forty five years of dedicated
service to JRN, Kentucky Fried Chicker, the Brand as a
whole and all those who worked with him. It is an
understatement in the highest order to say whomever
takes the position vacated by Rodney Shaw has a yery,
very hard actto follow. Rodney Shaw has always
represented the best in JRN through his unwavering
commitment to excellence. Rodney's consummate
personal obligation to honesty, integrity and distinction
is without equal.
I write you once againto let you know of another
exceptional promotion at JRN and ask that everyone join
me in congratulating and welcoming JRN's new Region
Director for the East Tennessee, Western Virginia, North
Carolina and South Carolina markets. The new Region
Director began his career with JRN in 1988 as a cook at
the Radford, Virginia KFC restaurarrt. Short thereafter
(1989), he transferred to the Brambleton Road KFC in
Roanoke, Virginia as the Assistarfi Manager. Having
passed the robust and spirited scrutiny of another
legendary Regional Manager, Buford 'oSarge" Greene,
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Top of the morning to
all JRN! It is another great
day at JRN as we have an
exciting promotion to tell
you about. Please ioin me
in extending a big
congr atulation to D ennis
Butler as JRN's new
Above Restaurant Leader in
Mobile, Alabama. Dennis
has taken the position after
George trmbling's recent
departure.
Dennis began his restaurant career 15 years ago as
atable busser with Cici's Pizzawhere he quickly
worked his way up to Restaurant Manager. Looking
for an opportunity to be part qf a great organization,
Dennis came to JRN in 2006 as the Assistant Manager
at Moffett Road in Mobile, Alabama. Because of
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Duran Takes Charge
Please
join me
in congratulating
Duran Hickman
as the new RGM at
the Gallatin, TN
store. Duran came
to me 5 months ago
looking for an
RGM positior, but
atthe time I did not
have anything
avallable for him.
Duran was eager to
work for JRN
and asked that I just let hirn "gethis foot in the door." He
told me during his interview thathe would show me that
he was a strong leader and he has done just that. Duran
has over 15 years of management experience, including
several years with KFC. Duran's strength is his passion
to train and invest in his people. I have yet to visit the
store and not observe him coaching and recognizinghis
team. He is truly creating a "Winning" culture in his
store. I am proud to have him on my team.
Debbie Hunter, Area Manager
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Wull, Continuedfrom page I
this young man became the Restaurant General Manager
at the Tanglewood KFC store in Roanoke, Virginia
(1991). At the time of his promotion to Restaurant
General Manager, he committed to both Sarge Greene
and Jack Hager that he would be "the best store
manager they had and he would not let them down."
True to his word, that was exactly what transpired. In
1998 this fine young man was promoted, once again, to
Area Manager for the Roanoke, Virginia market. By
now most of you know I am speaking about our good
friend Marty WalMn every single position along the
w&y, Marty enjoyed leadership, guidance, mentoring and
direction from Jack Hager. That is, unquestionably,
among the finest professional educations one could ever
hope to receive. It is with ffiy, David, Tyrone and
everyone at JRN, including Jack's, full confidence and
support that Marty accepted the position of Region
Director.
Marty is a preeminent operator, steadfastly dedicated
first and foremost to his Team and their success, who
genuinely understands that the definitive and genuine
strength of JRN is in its people. He is a remarkable
coach and outstanding trainer who exemplifies what it
means to be an ambassador to JRN and Kentucky Fried
Chicken. Throughout his lifelong career at JRN, Marty
has always understood the paramount importance of
accepti"g resp{nsibil ity, leading by .Tample and
recognizing all achievements. Professional in demeanor,
structured in methodology, diligent in thought and kind
in nature, Marty is an exceptional addition to JRN's
akeady exceptional lineup of Region Directors. Marty
will be relocating to Ashville, North Carolina.
Congrattlations Marty, and welcome to JRN's Region
Director Team!
Best to A11,
Brett A. Neal, Chief Operating Officer
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Rallying for the Colonel
Above is a group photo under a Re-Colonel
poster that everyone signed at the Rally.
had a
great meeting.
Warner Robbins and West Oglethorpe
won prizes for Cook Recognition at the Atlanta,
GA Rally. YEA! Pictured below: Brenda
Rainey, RGM Warner Robbins, GA on the left,
Aman da Lambden, RGM West Oglethorpe,
Albany, GA on the right. (Guy in the middle
snuck in, is not Sandy Howell, upper photo
lcneeling on krt.)
Sandy Howell, Regional Manager, JRN INC
utler, Continued from page 1
Dennis' hard work and commitment to excellence,
Dennis was promoted to Restaurant General Manager
at Saraland Boulevard in20l2. As Saraland, AL's
Restaur ant General Man ager, Dennis relentlessly
focused on training, developing people and
continuously coaching his team while pursuing a
restaurant wide winning culture mindset with
consistent Best on Block goals and objectives.
Making the step from Restaurant General Manager
to Above Restaurant Leader can be daunting but one
that Dennis has whole-heartedly accepted. It is with
umeserved enthusiasm I welcome Dennis Butler as
JRN's newest Above Restaurant Leader. Dennis, there
is no doubt in anyone's mind that you will do great
things for JRN, KFC and most importantly Team
Mobile!
Brett A. Neal, Chief Operating Officer
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The IT Gu
s
Dear Team JRN:
With Turkey Day around the comer, I am reminded of how much we have to be thankful for. Thank
you for your commitment to excellence and your passion for Kentucky Fried Chicken! We have made much
improvement this year and 2016 looks even better!
In order to further our positive momentum in support of our Operations, we have reorganized the
Information Technolory Team. Philip Brickner has been promoted to Director of Information
Technolory and will now report directly to Dick Moore, our Chief Financial Officer (CFO). We are all
indebted to Philip given his long history of saving the day. Thank you, Philip, for supporting each and every
one ofus!
Heath Harrison has been promoted to Executive Merit Administrator and will also report to Dick
Moore. Heath has been with JRN for 25+ years and is uniquely qualified as a teacher, volunteer firefighter,
Serve-Safe trainer, RGM and a great friend to all who know him. His demeanor and desire to help us
understand is celebrated daily! Please join me in congratulating Heath as he continues to help us help
ourselves!
Rod Shaw II has offrcialty joined the IT Team as Assistant Merit Administrator reporting directly to
Heath Harrison. Rod's 28+ years and technical sawy will continue to benefit all of us who are technically
challenged! Congratulations and thank you, Rod, for your support of our Operations Team!
Wishing everyone a Happy Thanksgiving with special appreciation for your marry contributions to our
business and our brand! Let's make history together in20l6l' ,,
Sincerely and respectfiilly, Tyrone Neal, President, JRN Inc.
Coloneling for the Cause
We donated items to the local American Cancer
society through the Y-12 Federal Credit llnion. The
bank manager had previously decided to dress up as
Colonel Sanders (since they eat here ) ... so I had
asked to shoot us some photos of the outcome so we
could send them in to you. He looks pretty close
doesn't he? I think they did an outstanding job, ,, arud
had a great outcome.
Erma Elliott, RGM Lake City TN KFC/Taco Bell
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The Spirit Lives!!
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66Hard
Way" Back is Easy
This fall KFC embarked on a national focus to reinforce
everyone's commitment to prepare and serve our flagship
product, Original Recipe chicken, the Colonel's way. The
effort, of course, is "Re-Colonelizatton." As of Friday,
December 4, each and every JRN restaurant has been certified
as "Re-Colonelized!" This means that all, yes ALL, of our
restaurants have 100% completed Chicken Mastery, understand
and follow Oil and Equipment Management, have verified SET
points for all fryers and have converted to the new 2 hour hold
time. What an amazing feat! I thank everyone for the hard
work, dedication and determination we showed together as a
team to realize a job very well done.
As we move into 2016,Ilook forward to an unprecedented
year of achievements and successes which will be accomplished
the only way the JRN Team knows, and that is The Hard Way!
Brett Neal, Chief Operations Officer, JRNI Inc.
Tyrone Neal, President JRN Inc.,
after ReC oloneli zation.
RECOLONELIZATION is "Back
to Basics." Focus on doing things the
right wdy, or, as the Colonel said, "The
Hard Way." Saturday,Nov 21, was ReColonelization day at many stores.
Jacksboro and Lake City, TN, Re-Colonehzed!!
Lake City and Jacksboro Tennessee have been Re-Colonelizedby Bill Hale. We are excited about
making Colonel Sanders proud! ! ! ! ! !
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Another Colonel Clone
Jackie Dowrsr RGM Tanglewood,
Roanoke, VA, Norm and Patty Bento spent
some time together last night. Food was
white glove approved.
My "Make The Colonel Proud" Award this
quarter goes to Sarah Palmer. Sarah has been with
us for almost 3 years.She's a full time Martin College
Student and works really hard for me as well as
maintains above average grades in school.Sarah never
has abad day! She's all smiles no matter what. She's a
great Team Trainer and an overall GREAT PERSON.
She would definitely make the Colonel Proud!
Pamela Norwood, RGM Pulaski, TN
Sarah is the youngest daughter of William
Palmer, JRIY Maintenance. Sarah was one of two
"from Tennessee who went to Washington DC "for the
Talent Search competition.
VOCVIP
Noah Eltiot is wearing a shirt we
ordered for VOC employees to wear when
they get the most celebrations for the period
...and we put their photo on the counter for
that period.
Erma Elliott, RGM Lake City, TN
I{oah Elliot is the son of Erma Elliott
This is who we pick to make the Colonel
proud award, her name is TinaTaylor. She
is a very energetic person and she takes it
upon herself to do whatever needs to be
done. Tina is also a very short person, but
that doesn't stop her from doing her job. She
climbs up to wherever she needs to be to get
whatever she needs to get our customers
waited on, and she is very quick. Tina is an
awesome employee and I enjoy working with
her. I wish we had more like her. She is
amazitrg,.and I know the Colonel would be
proud of her like I am.
Denise Clark, RGM, Tullahoma, TN
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We Appreciate You!
sffiARE TTIE ffEN'S YffiTH YO[.[R TEAH AfiID-..
Tullahoma, TN
Guest Comment:
She asked how I was doing and I said I was
feeling under the weather. She then said she hoped I
feel better soon. It helps because I'm not from the
town I visited and I'm going through the TN
Correction academy for probation and parole. Being
sick and far from home sucks, So to have a friendly
face like back home feels great!
Bee Ridge, Sarasota,
FL
Guest Comment:
Jacob R in Drive Thru. Too many times I have
experienced drive thru employees who don't smile or
create a welcoming atmosphere. They just want to
move the cars through like cattle. But Jacob R greeted
me with a genuine smile, friendly attitude and you
could tell he was happy to take my order and give me
my order. He took the iime to reiterate what my order
was and double checked to ensure I had it all. When
he told me to have anice evenitrg, I knew he meantit.
WOW, great response _from
customer !
Mike Doran , CPFM
Florida
JRIY
a
future repeat
Area Supervisor Coastal
Palm Coast, FL
Guest Comment:
Allison did an amazingjob taking my order.
Obviously, working in fast food isn't rocket scienca,
but Allison sure did make my visit memorable. She
brightened my day-*ith just-!.r smile. Give her a
raise or something because this girl went above and
beyond.
Manchester, TN
Guest Comment:
Savannah...her attitude and professionalism is
the reason I'm taking this survey. She was very polite,
smiled and had such a good demeanor. She took my
order and went promptly to package all my items.
Savannah is an asset to that store. Her attitude and
attention to detail is above and beyond!!
Lavergn€, TN
Guest Comment:
Liszbeth recognizedus and welcomed us back
with a big smile. We were treated as if we were the
only customers in the restaurarrt. She stated that if
there was anything else we needed to come and see
her. I said as long as there is chicken and dumplings
and the cobbler I will be fine!!!!!! She laughed and
said we have more in the back if that's not enough. I
smiled. I asked her if the chicken and dumpling
were canned and she said no that "momma" (pointed
to a co-worker)makes it from scratch. Liszbethwent
above and beyond our expectations of service.
Old Fort Parkwily, Murfreesboror TN
Guest Comment:
Phillip, the new store managat, efficiently
made my meal and had a good conversation with
me. He was very friendly.
Old Fort Parkwily, Murfreesboror TN
Guest Comment:
I would like to rec ognize Phillip. I have never
had an employee so helpful and courteous.
Port Orange
Guest Comment:
Connie made sure the order was to my
expectation; she observed children in my vehicle
and asked if I needed extra napkins, before I even
asked. Connie was very friendly and her smile goes
a long way!
Nice job, Connie. Sometimes it is the little
things we do that will keep customer coming back
to us instead of going elsewhere!
Tullahoma, TN
Guest Comment:
First of all, it takes a team, not only one, to
make a difference in the service. However Donna
was very professional, courteous and when I had
asked her to prepare me ateawithout ice, she made
it clear that it was warrn and I explained to her that I
liked it warm. She smiled and just wanted me to be
satisfied.
Campbell Plaza, Columbia, TN
Guest Comment:
Connie was polite, took my order and made
sure all was in my takeout. She represented all that
KFC would expect a customer to like.
Winchester, TN
Guest Comment:
Tiffany -dressed as Elsa on Halloween.
Wonderful personality. Very sweet with utmost
professionalism. IJnforgettable smile and
disposition. Best service we've received in fast food
in quite some time.
Bristol#3, Bristol, VA we have Jaquline
Thomas and Amanda Greer.
Bristol #L, Bristol, TN we have Kaitie
Tolbert-cheetah, Teresa Van ce -zombie hippie
Lascie Tasker-cat, Hannah Ragan- cheetah.
Bridgette Roberts and Natasha
Orfield, both r cats I guess, also at Bristol
Fort E{enry Brive, tsirngsmort, TN we have
Coflfey, r(at:e-:,.:,e Barfell,
E(eren Cress,
"/;*ky
Jennifer Carter, Madison Cody.
1.
North Roan Street, Johnson City, TN we
have Jennifer Estep on left, Katrina Osborne on
right.
Also at North Roan Street we had a visit by the
COLONEL himself! In the picture is Wannie Williams,
Peace Morris, the Colonel himself, Logan Roberts and
Chuck Bare. The COLONEL stopped to get a bucket of
his famous original recipe chicken by the chicken
masters.
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A New Way for the Old Ways
Team - I want to share the attached best
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practice for Re-Colonsli zation This is
communrcation board that was placed right in
front of the fryers and breadirg tables at
Harding Place, Nashville, TN for the cooks.
As you can see, the projections are posted on
this board as well.
Thank you Allen (Tays, Area Manager)
for sharing this during your store visit and a
BIG THANK YOIJ to AUM Brenda Clark
and Shift Manager Gladis Brown for coming
up with this idea.
The Colonel would be proud, I know we
sure are !
Thank you!
Terry JennitrgS, Regional Manager
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Black Tie for Brovvn
We have chosen Jenny Brown, Lafayette, TN
KFC for the Black Tie Award. She has been here
three and a half years, since she was 16. She has
come a long way and is very focused on VOC and
customer service. She knows what some of the
regular customers want before they even order and
can have it ready for them while someone is taking
their order.
I'm Bock,
The Howellers at their Birmingh am Rally
Can you find the hidden David?
Boby!!!
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A great meeting with a future Leader at JRN,
Christian Meyer, RGM, at Vinton, Virginia.
We had a great team me
ull of energy just
like Christian and his tea
daily basis.
Great Job and thank you
Marty Wall Regional Manager, Central and
Eastern V
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I was very pleased with the team work and
execution of our Macon Market stores that made
today's catering order all possible. Fort Valley 350
meals, Davis Drive 350 meals, Cordele 500 meals,
Perry 556 meals. We had an 11A
completion and were able to move
d were
loading the order in to the cargo vans by 10:30 AM. The
product truly looked excellent, well packaged, Hot and
Fresh! It took two extended cab cargo vans and a'/o ton
pickup truck to carry the food and they were full.
Great Work Team, Bruce Theobald, Area Manager
Mr. Sanders
The first picture says it all, look at the smiles on
their faces ! The checks are for the 4 stores together
that participated in the catering: Davis Dr., Perry,
GA, Fort Valley, GA, Cordele, GA. A 1756 $5 fill
up box catering order! Completed ahead of time!
$8780 net sales! Way to go Team Bruce and GREAT
JOB to all participating stores! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
Max (Sandy) J. Howell, Jr. Region Director of
Operations for JRN fnc.
Harold Sanders is a cook here at
Cookeville, TN KFC. He always comes in a
complete clean uniform with a smile on his
face. He is a joy to work with and always does
a wonderful job. He takes much pride in his
work and the Colonel would be extremely
proud!
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This is when KFCC, Phil Klizmer and
John Freemzr, stopped in our Columbia,
TN store to hand out his Boomerang Op's
Award! He gives this out to stores that have
an Outstanding Culture in the restaurant. The
Boomerang stands for Great operations that
keep bringing the customers back. Just like
when you throw a Boomerang. That is if you
know how to throw it... And Team
Columbia really knows how to keep bringing
them back. Great job team!!! And thank you
for treating our customers the way that would
"Make The Colonel Proud."
Brian Gipson, Area Manager
Above, Tonya Bolton, RGM Campbell
Plaza, Columbia, TN store, receives the
Boomerang OPs Award from Phil Klezm€rr Head
Operations Coach, KFCC. The award recognizes
the fastest JRN Drive Thru, Outstanding Culture
(huge smile), Great communication, urrd True
leadership.
Below: Some of the Campbell Plaza,
Columbia, TN Team, but not in this order:
Jelisha Coop€r, Jeremy Grooms, Martha
Baldwin, Tonya Bolton, Jerome Pierce, Katrina
Glenn, Penny Cath.y, Jessica Jaco, Dointe'
O'Neal, Charles Acklin, Ryan Hatr€y, Michelle
Campbell, and Connie Webster
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Nicholasville, KY, Re-Colonelized! ! !
Richmond Rd. Lexington, KY, Re-Colonelized!
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Each year preschool children trick or treat in
downtown Columbia, TN, stopping at local
businesses for candy. At JRN, Susan Van Dusen
and Tracy Jones, JRNI Real Estate, hand out the
treats.
The departments of JRN's headquarters in
Columbia, TN had their joint Thanksgiving meal
November 19th in the boar droom of the Elks' Lodge
building. There were many pot-luck dishes and
desserts and, of course, Kentucky Fried Chicken!
Hallo\ryeen in Maryville, TN. Red
is the nevy Orange?
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He's Every\ryhere!!
Big congrats to @KFC's "Colonel Sanders"
for taking home a crispy $ 1,000 for winning the
"Dress Like Your Favorite Kentuckian"
costume contest at the @kentuckyforkentucky
I went with my family to Gatlinburg for
Halloween and look who I ran into.
Nadine Rhea, RGM, Maryville, TN
Fun Run 5k!
Sent in by Theresu Webb, photo via Ryan
K
Morris
Above: Tyrone It{eal, JRI{ President, Brittany
Kabir, team member, center,, and Sumantha
Poore, AUM, right
"Thank you Brittany and Team
Ringgold for a Ferfect drive-thru blinC shop!"
Tyrone Neal, President, JRI{ Inc
Area Manager Kellie
Roddy's stores had a
Colonel-O-Lantern contest
using the templ ate of the
Colonel's face KFCC sent.
photo
Above is a
of the winning pumpkin team
(part of the team) from the Nine Mile Rd.
Pensacola, FL, RGM Larry Cooper second from
right. Also above lefr is a photo of the winning
Colonel-O-Lantern.
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JRN ANNTVERSARY DATES iN DECEMBER 2OI5
FIRSTNAME
LASTNAME
WILLIAM PAYN E
WILLIAMS
GARY
MARY
ELKI NS
TERRY
JENNINGS
BETTY
CRU MPTON
PATR ICIA
H ICKS
RICHARD MOORE
TENA
BROCK
VAUGHN
JAN ICE
DEN ISE
WOOD
DAVID
BLEVI NS
DIAN E
PAI NTER
SAMUEL KERNS
LONNIE BRUNER JR
DON
BUCKNER
GROVER ROBERSON
EROME PIERCE R
JERLISSA FOSTER
ERB
SHAN N ON
DENNIS GRIGGS
SHAKRIA FAISON
DE BORAH BE RRY
TYOKE RTH IA FOSTE R
NANCY CARRAHER
JOSEFA RAMIREZ
VICKI E
COLLIER
ESSICA MACLEOD
DWIGHT FORTSON
CATHERIN E
CLAY
PEGGY CLEMONS
NAN CY
CHAR LES
BETERN IA
BAKER
BRADLEY BOWEN
MARGIE AXTON
AN DRE
HALL
CARLOS ALLEN
DEN N IS
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SIVOK
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MOYA
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HERRON
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AMBER
WALTON
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LOCATION
Massaponax VA
Capital Circle, Tallahassee, FL
Shelbyville, TN
Terry Jennings Regional Office
Nine Mile Rd. Pensacola, FL
Eastern Blvd. Montgomery, AL
J RN Accounting, Columbia, TN
London, lry
Dyersburg, TN
Jack Hager Regional Office
Corbin, ](Y
Lynn Garden, Kingsport, TN
White Horse Rd. Greenville, SC
Nicholasville, Kf
Strawberry PIs. Knox/lle, TN
llmberlake, Lynchburg, VA
Columbia, TN
LeWsburg, TN
Harrisburg, IL
Pulaski, TN
Apalachee Tallahassee, FL
Bell Rd. Nashville, TN
Saraland, AL
Pulaski, TN
Williamson Rd. Roanoke, VA
Cordele, GA
Nicholasville, lry
13th Street, Phenix City, AL
JRN Corporate Columbia, TN
Simpsonville, SC
Richlands, Doran, VA
14th Street, Phenix City, AL
Sevierville, TN
Ft. Henry Dr. Kingsport, TN
Milgen Road, Columbus, GA
Milton, FL
W. Oglethorpe, Albany, GA
Harrisburg, lL
Pratfuille, AL
Cookeville, TN
Williamson Rd. Roanoke, VA
Eastern Blvd. Montgomery, AL
Sevierville, TN
Concord#2, NC
Boardwalk, lry
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FIRSTNA]VIE
WILLIAM
MATTHEW
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RICHARDSON
FRAN CISCO
GARCIA
LOCATION
Richmond Rd. Lexington, Ky
Corbin, lC/
GUTIERREZ
CLARKSHIKA
Kannapolis, NC
OLIVER II
Woodruff Rd. Greenville, SC
ROBINSON
Davis Dr. Warner Robbins, GA
SU MMERLING
E. Oglethorpe, Albany, GA
SAN DERS
Atlanta FW. Montgomery, AL
HERRON
31-W. Bypass, Bowling Green, Ky
COLLIER
Scottsville Rd. BoWing Green, Ky
LINCONA AMADOR
Bell Rd. Nashvlle, TN
HAWKI NS
Ormond Beach, FL
DAVIS
Glasgow, lry
MARTIN EZ
West Walnut, Dalton, GA
BERRY
Gulf Breeza, FL
BREWER
Greer, SC
CARTER
Davis Dr. Warner Robbins, GA
RI CE
Cherrydale, Greenville, SC
RAGLAN D-ARMSTRONG Mobile Ftv\,y. Pensacola, FL
OBAI DU LLAH
Timberlake, Lynchburg, VA
BU LLOCK
Lewisburg, TN
SAWYER
Suffolk, VA
AN DREWS
Perry, GA
DICKEY
Perry, GA
BROWN
London, l(Y
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Benton, lL
WILLIAMS
North Roan Johnson City, TN
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Columbia, TN
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Manchester E4csvqy, Columbus, GA
Pratfuille, AL
Lynn Garden, Kingsport, TN
Harding Pl. Nashville, TN
St. Stephens, Mobile, AL
North Roan Johnson City, TN
London, try
Richmond Rd. Lexington, lry
River Ridge, Asheville, NC
Hamburg, Lexington, KY
River Ridge, Asheville, NC
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London, KY
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