Newsletter November 2021 - Lutheran Church of the Redeemer Atlanta GA

NOVEMBER 2021

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LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER ATLANTA, GA

The Church is not a building The Church is not a steeple The Church is not a resting place The Church is a people On behalf of the staff, council and people of Lutheran Church of the Redeemer, thank you for all you do to help keep our community strong.

We ask for your continued support during this season of Thanksgiving. If you have not done so yet Please return your pledge of support by mail, through our website, by email or in person Make sure you view a new I Love Redeemer Video Take a picture with your I Love Redeemer poster so your family can be part of our next video So that all the world will see how Lutheran Church of the Redeemer is Growing READ MORE

Faithfully, Serving Boldly, and Giving Generously

F O R A L L T H E S A I N T S

ALL SAINTS SUNDAY NOVEMBER 7 Blessed be the memory of these saints of God who lived and worked among us at Lutheran Church of the Redeemer, our companions in our pilgrimage of faith, who have found their rest in God:

Ina Braun joined the church triumphant on November 16, 2020 Carolyn Ramsey joined the church triumphant on November 27, 2020 Jean Mori joined the church triumphant on December 1, 2020 Betty Mori joined the church triumphant on December 5, 2020 Ann Sprague joined the church triumphant on December 23, 2020 The Rev. Harold Skillrud joined the church triumphant on January 5, 2021 Warren Osterloh joined the church triumphant on January 16, 2021 Harry Baxter joined the church triumphant on February 16, 2021 Dr. James Hodnett joined the church triumphant on March 8, 2021 Jeanne Andersen joined the church triumphant on March 30, 2021 Eddie Douglas (Doug) Glenn joined the church triumphant on May 2, 2021 Cheryl Smith joined the church triumphant on May 21, 2021 Gayle Ide joined the church triumphant on July 28, 2021 The Rev. Dr. Robert F. Sims joined the church triumphant on August 4, 2021 Gertrude (Trudy) Swint joined the church triumphant on September 1, 2021 In the sure and certain hope of the resurrection to eternal life through our Lord Jesus Christ and trusting in the abundant grace of God, we give thanks for the lives of these saints. Grant them eternal rest O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them.

A MONTH OF THANKSGIVING AND SERVICE

HARVEST HOME CONCERT SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2021 | 7 PM

The concert is presented free of charge, but seating is very limited and reservations are required. To reserve seats, please visit https://www.redeemer.org/events/harvesthome-concert-a-midtown-thanksgiving/

To protect the safety of the audience and the musicians, all audience members 12 years and older must provide proof of vaccination and The Harvest Home Concert is Redeemer’s

proof of identity. Guests under 12 and those

musical celebration of Thanksgiving, a

who need reasonable accommodations due

quintessentially American holiday, a

to a medical condition must provide proof of

celebration that crosses all barriers. The

a negative COVID-19 test. Please visit

concert is designed to appeal to a broad

HarvestHomeConcert.org for full details on

audience, including people from the

our safety protocols. Audience members must

community who might not attend a

be masked at all times in any part of the

church service.

building. Seats will be assigned according to

This 15th annual concert will be in-person

party size and may not be changed.

for a limited audience but live-streamed

LCFM THANKSGIVING CELEBRATION

to all at Redeemer.org and HarvestHomeConcert.org during and after the concert.

Joining us this year will be the Trey Clegg Singers, a community chorus aptly described as a “Chorus of Cultures” who sing about reconciliation, equality, and unity, embodying Robert Shaw’s encouragement to “Use music for the greater purpose to bring equality, make music serve humanity.”

The concert will include seasonal favorites, reflecting with gratitude

NOV 23 | 10 AM - 12 PM REDEEMER'S PARKING LOT Lutheran Community Food Ministry and the City of Atlanta Office of the Public Defender are jointly hosting an outdoor Thanksgiving Celebration for our unsheltered neighbors.

There will be food, backpacks with supplies, and mobile showers courtesy of Hope thru Soap. Representatives of other support agencies will be available to help our neighbors with housing, medical, legal, and other social support.

We need volunteers (age 18+) to make the

for resilience during our pandemic

event a success. If you are interested in

experience, hope for our gradual

helping with the festivities, please contact

return to public life, and optimism

Stephanie Hart at

that we can build a beautiful city for the future.

stephaniehart1987@icloud.com. Setup starts at 8 am and cleanup should be finished by 1

pm.

ADVENT

ADVENT Advent Devotion writers needed!

The Advent and Lent daily devotions written by members of our congregation have become a treasured tradition at Redeemer. This year we celebrate the music of the season with our theme: Singing of Salvation

The Nativity Story in Luke is full of singing; Zechariah, Elizabeth, Mary, even the angels all break into song as the wonderful promise of a “Child born for us” comes true. This year we join our voices to this heavenly chorus as we are asking our devotions writers to pick their favorite Advent/Christmas hymn and share why it is so meaningful to them.

Interested? contact Pastor Mark at mlarson@redeemer.org for more details.

A D V E N T

Lessons & Carols Sunday, December 12 at the 11:00 service.

This seasonal service of Scripture and choral and instrumental music will have no sermon, but will include communion. The voices of the congregation will join the Redeemer Choir, Carillon Ringers, flute, violin, and cello singing the Advent themes of hope, light, and joy. The service will be followed by a mini-concert of handbell and instrumental Christmas music including and arrangement of “O Holy Night” for handbells, violin, and cello.

FELLOWSHIP

Botanical Gardens Day November 11th, 2021, Veteran’s Day 9:15 AM till 2 PM Atlanta Botanical Gardens 1345 Piedmont Avenue, Atlanta, GA 30309 404-876-5859 https://atlantabg.org/

RSVP by November 5 to Susan Shannon by email susanshannon50@mindspring.com (or) phone (404) 556-0833 (Add to RSVP if you can contribute guest passes or volunteer to bring a nondriver) Redeemer's Keystone Ministry Team and Midtown Lutheran Preschool are cosponsoring November’s Intergenerational Fellowship Event! We invite members of all ages, especially those 65+, to join us for a fun day at the Botanical Gardens on Thursday, November 11! This is also Veteran’s Day, so please celebrate with us!

Come and choose from a variety of activities including a tour of the Orchid House *($10), a Scavenger Hunt teamed with a preschooler, and/or a quiet reflective walk in nature, then lunch on our own at the Garden Terrace. *First 10 to register for Orchid House Tour will have Clark Weisner at Guide! For questions and Tour sign-up, contact Diana Palma, be4steminc@gmail.com

CHILDREN & FAMILY Lutheran Church of the Redeemer

Children and Family Ministry Family Events November 2021 Goshen Valley Gift Drive November 1- December 12 Join us in making Christmas merry and bright for the foster kids living in the care of Goshen Valley Ranch and Goshen Homes! This includes both boys and girls, ages infant to 18.

You can purchase items through this Amazon list and they will go directly to the Goshen Valley office.

Get your whole family involved! Find a devotion here to help you share the meaning behind your gifts.

Family Advent Celebration Sunday, December 5; 10:00-10:45 We will have an in-person, outdoor celebration to help your family get ready for Advent! Details will be in your Sunday School emails, or you can contact Deacon Mary. Our Christmas program will also be this day, though the format is TBD.

Grateful Hearts Rejoicing Spirits Worship Sunday, November 14 at 3:30 pm

You can participate two ways: by joining us at Redeemer for worship in Rudisill Hall. The same Covid protocols we use in other worship services will be observed (masks and social distancing). by joining on Zoom using this link.

Optional: you can also find more information and instructions to help you participate in worship at this link.

YOUTH

REDEEMER YOUTH GRADES 6-12

Faith Formation Confirmation Confirmation is an important step in the spiritual journey of our youth. Confirmation Class will meet on the following Sundays November 7, 14, & 21. We will not be meeting on Sunday, November 28.

Contact Hillary Nelson for more information.

Middle School Parents Class Middle School Parents Class meets on Sundays from 10:00 am-10:45 am. They will not meet on November 28 . This is a great opportunity to meet with other Middle School Parents and learn what is going on in Confirmation too.

High School Sunday School High School Sunday School is hybrid on Sundays from 9:30 am-10:45 am. When inperson, we meet on Hinely Patio. Come catch up and discuss what is going on in our lives with other High School Youth! We follow the Faith Lens Curriculum. Contact Hillary for Zoom link.

High School Parents and College Parents are invited to gather once a month on the first Sunday, November 7 from 10:00 am-10:45 am hybrid. This is fellowship-based and a great time to connect with other High School Parents and College Parents. Front Porch/Zoom

Upcoming Youth Events November 5-Registration due for Youth Winter Mission Project November 7-High School Youth Group November 13-Youth Winter Mission Project November 14-Middle School Youth Group If wanting to attend anything in-person, please sign up here: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/70a0 84ea8ac2da3f49-youth. *For updates and further information, contact Youth Director Hillary Nelson @ hnelson@redeemer.org

YOUTH

Help Support our Youth Ministry Summer Mission Trips Fundraiser.

Kringles can be purchased online or in person for $15! If coming in person, stop at the Youth Table near Sims Atrium on Sunday, November 7, Sunday, November 14, and Sunday, November 21.

How to order online: https://form.jotform.com/212746362039052 .

Payment is accepted online on the form or mail in a check to Redeemer. Please note “Youth Kringle Sale” or “Youth Fundraiser” in the memo line.

If you would like to donate online instead, please go here: https://www.redeemer.org/give/ . Click “Change and Complete My Gift.” Change it to

“Youth Fundraiser.”

Kringles will be distributed in December! Please contact Hillary Nelson at youthministry@redeemer.org if you have any difficulties or questions. Thanks again for supporting our youth!

A D U L T F A I T H F O R M A T I O N Greetings to you all!

What is “the way to Bethlehem,” as

Thank you all for helping to make our Adult

Advent practice, and as Christian

Faith Formation offerings such a success!

engagement in Palestine? What does it

We are very excited about the ability to

mean for us as Christians, and for the

offer hybrid alternatives for our Sunday

church, to be called to resist the

classes and to continue to use our online

injustice of “the way things are” in favor

capacities throughout the week.

of following the disruptive and transformative way of the Lord? What

Sunday Classes: Sunday, October 17 3:30 class pm on Pastor Ron continues his at weekly Liberation Theology.

10 am | Room 121/Zoom Pat Cornwall continues to lead the ‘Be Still and Journey’ women’s Bible study class.

10 am | Room 119/Zoom Joe Lukas continues to lead the G.I.F.T.

does it mean for us to be “on the way”?

We at Redeemer are very excited to be able to offer this and hope that it is a meaningful part of your Advent journey this year.

Tuesday Class Tuesday morning Bible Study continues, led by David Ott and Don Noland 7:30 am | Zoom

class on 'I am a Palestinian Christian' by Mitri Raheb

Wednesday Classes:

10 am | Room 211/Zoom

Early Bird Bible Study continues led

by David Ott at 4 pm | Zoom

Beginning Nov. 7 Join me for a 3-week class on Barbara Rossing’s ‘The Rapture

Bible Study with Pastor Mark

Exposed’ 10 am | Rudisill Hall/Zoom

continues the journey through the New Testament

Beginning Nov. 28 (Advent 1)

6 pm | Rudisill Hall/Zoom

David Barnes and I will co-lead a virtual pilgrimage to Palestine using resources

As a final note, if there are any topics or

from the ELCA. Here is a quick preview of

subjects that you are interested in

their materials:

exploring, please reach out to me at

Join us this Advent Season on the WAY to

jtrapp@redeemer.org. This will help us

Bethlehem: Prepare, Journey, Arrive,

in crafting offerings for the spring and

Witness

you might also be helping us identify future class leaders.

Peace and blessings to you all!

Pastor Jonathan Trapp

YOUNG ADULTS

November 2021 YA Impact Discussion

YA Young Adults @ Redeemer

Monday, November 1 8-9 pm on Zoom- click here to join What change and growth do you want to see in our church, in our community, and in your own life in the next four years?

Redeemer’s Young Adult Ministry has events planned through the fall and now we want to step back and take a broad look at how young adults can make a meaningful impact going forward.

ACFB Community Garden Service Project Saturday, November 13 9 am - 12 pm We have much to be thankful for! Looking for ways to share God's abundance this fall? Spend a morning at an Atlanta Community Food Bank garden helping to provide our foodinsecure neighbors with fresh produce. The exact location will be given to us the week before. The ACFB has several gardens around the city. We have a group reservation, but each individual should register at this link. Please also RSVP to Deacon Mary by Sunday, November 7.

Ongoing: Bible and Brew on Zoom October 11 and 25: 8-9 pm on Zoom Join Pr. Jenny on 2nd and 4th Monday evenings to dig deeper into the scripture we hear during worship. Bring your Bible (then beer or your favorite beverage). No homework necessary!

We can't wait to get together in safe ways to spend time with you this fall! Contact Pr. Jenny McLellan (jmclellan@redeemer.org) or Deacon Mary Houck (mhouck@redeemer.org) to join the YA mailing list, or watch Redeemer newsletters and Facebook pages for more details to come.

K E Y S T O N E M I N I S T R Y W I T H ADULTS 65+"

REFLECTIONS FROM THE OCTOBER BIERGARTEN FEST! I’ve never been to a real Octoberfest, but when I discovered the Bold Monk Brewery Biergarten, I was certain it could be the spot we needed to launch new Keystone Ministry with this fun event! In these days of precautions and uncertainty surrounding every decision, a group of over thirty found the ultimate serenity and the atmosphere to enjoy our delicious luncheon and fellowship with ease! We didn’t need any direction or schedule just time to sit together and enjoy God’s graceful surroundings with each other. Thanks to Bold Monk Brewery for providing a happy respite and giving us inspiration to plan for more fun together in the coming year. Next stop—Atlanta Botanical Gardens on November 11.

By Diana Palma

C O M M U N I T Y E N G A G E M E N T

Quilt Auction to Benefit Wellspring Living!

LUTHERANCH LEAVES

”This quilt was “born” at the first quilting retreat at Lutheranch. All of the half

This quilt is not very big. It can be used

square triangles were ‘leftovers’ from

as a wall hanging or a throw on the

another quilt, lucky for me, Holly

couch. One of my favorite past times is

Anderson, decided to use half square

reading on the couch under a quilt!!!!! Go

triangles as our ‘idea project.’ I had the

ahead and use this quilt; I will make a

wonderfully good fortune to be her

new one next year and the year after

‘assistant’ (I love that job!!!)

that.I have lots of fabric.

The basic blocks of this quilt are ‘flying

The quilt is designed, pieced and quilted

geese’ going in a circle. This year maybe

by myself, Sharon Jeffries. It is about

a lot of us felt like we were just going in

60”x60”, all cotton fabric and cotton

circles…..in our homes, in our yards, on

batting.”

our walks in the woods. Being able to

January, 2021, Decatur, GA

spend time at Lutheranch has been wonderful when it happened and I so miss the quiet time, looking for leaves and rocking on the back porch.

This Advent, place your bid for a one-of-a-kind quilt! Redeemer member Sharon Jeffries has created the stunning quilt entitled “Lutheranch Leaves.”

She has donated the quilt for silent auction to benefit the girls of Wellspring Living. The winning bid will support the girls (ages 12-17) in Wellspring Living’s Girls Residential Program. Please see the December newsletter for details about placing a bid virtually.

C O M M U N I T Y E N G A G E M E N T

04 December, 2021 12:00 pm (Eastern Time) 731 Peachtree St. NE | Atlanta, GA 30308

WEBINAR

RESISTING OCCUPATION: A GLOBAL STRUGGLE FOR LIBERATION (DECOLONIZING THEOLOGY) The Lutheran Church of the RedeemerAtlanta will host a webinar featuring Mitri Raheb and Miguel De La Torre to discuss their new book and the idea of resisting oppression.

OUR AUTHORS

Mitri Raheb

PRESIDENT OF DAR AL-KALIMA UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF ARTS AND CULTURE IN BETHLEHEM

Miguel De La Torre PROFESSOR OF SOCIAL ETHICS AND LATINO STUDIES AT ILIFF SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY

REGISTER IN ADVANCE

https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZ0qduygrjIjEt TppGm1F3yFPSg5TxLKiNLo After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

LIVE

C O M M U N I T Y E N G A G E M E N T

LCFM PARTNER SPOTLIGHT LCFM is proud to partner with local nonprofit Hope thru Soap which offers mobile showers, haircuts, clothing and food for metro Atlanta’s unsheltered population.

Hope thru Soap was founded in 2016

by Jason Winter. His goal was to provide connections to resources for those experiencing homelessness in metro Atlanta. When the coronavirus pandemic hit in early 2020, Hope thru Soap had to pivot to serve the greatest needs in the community.

“We were so busy when COVID first hit the South,” said Megan VandeBogert, Executive Director of Hope thru Soap.

“The need was greater. We shifted our focus to delivering Hope Bags filled with food and hygiene supplies six days a week to Atlanta, North Fulton and Gwinnett.”

Now the group has been able to return to a semblance of normalcy. It has resumed popup shower events and providing haircuts, clothing, and food. But the impact of the pandemic is still quite evident.

“The need will continue to grow in our communities,” said VandeBogert.

“Our friends experiencing homelessness need to know they matter. [Our founder] Jason has always said that everyone deserves a chance to look good, smell good and feel good.”

Want to know more? Reach out to megan@hopethrusoap.org, call or text 770-365-2612 or visit www.hopethrusoap.org.

C O M M U N I T Y E N G A G E M E N T 2nd Annual

"Grace House Leftovers" November 28, 2021 Radical Love. Safe Inquiry. Inclusive Justice. http://www.gracepeople.org Pull the Thanksgiving leftovers out of the fridge and join us for this one-night-only event,

where we will gather around a virtual table to hear how the Spirit is working through Campus Ministries like Grace House, share in laughs, and give thanks for all that we have to be thankful for, and to raise some money as well for young adults in the church! We will be joined by students, Grace House staff, Synod staff, and YOU! Keep an eye on gracepeople.org/leftovers for more details or our social media accounts (@gtgracehouse) for more details coming soon!

MEMBER RELATIONAL LISTENING CAMPAIGN Thank You to members who have shared their stories and passions in Redeemer's ongoing Relational Listening Campaign among members. By sharing your stories in conversations with our Campaign Listeners, our ministries and our congregation are being strengthened. Just as important are the new relationships being made between our members. This phase of the campaign will continue until Ash Wednesday. Our hope is that you will be willing to find a time to engage with a campaign listener about your stories, passions, and experiences. Together we continue to Grow Faithfully while Serving Boldly.

Faithful Connections Ministry Team Don Noland & John Thomas, co-chairs

Faithful Connections is a task force created by the Council out of the Strategic Plan. The purpose is to "Drive deeper engagement among our members about their experience, connections, and contacts which can benefit Redeemer ministries." The Relational Listening Campaign among our members will provide valuable information.

C O N G R E G A T I O N A L C A R E

GRIEF SUPPORT PREPARING FOR THE

HOLIDAYS NOV. 8TH 7-9 PM

If you are preparing for your first Thanksgiving or Christmas If you are preparing for your Thanksgiving or Christmas without a loved one, please joinfirst us for online mutual grief without a loved one, please join for online mutual grief support on Monday, November 8thus from 7-8 pm. support on Monday, November 8th from 7-8 pm.

ZOOM ZOOM LINK LINK

C O N G R E G A T I O N A L C A R E IN PARTNERSHIP WITH TRAINING AND COUNSELING CENTER, REDEEMER STEPHEN MINISTRY PRESENTS:

PANDEMIC FATIGUE:

how to sustainably care for yourself and others

ERMA CROOM D.MIN, M.DIV, LAPC

Erma is a Licensed Associate Professional Counselor and Certified Pastoral Counselor who holds a Doctor of Ministry Degree from Chicago Theological Seminary in conjunction with the Center for Religion and Psychotherapy. With over 10 years of experience as a hospital chaplain her aim in counseling is to create and facilitate healing spaces and experiences for individuals and groups impacted by Trauma, Grief and Loss, Issues regarding aging/Life Transitions, Spiritual and/or Religious Issues and Addiction. Erma also has experience working with individuals struggling with Anxiety, Depression, and Relationship Issues. Outside of work, Erma enjoys spending quality time with her 11 grandchildren.

Wednesday Nov. 17th 7:30-830 pm

Hybrid Presentation in Rudisill Hall and Zoom Link

C O N G R E G A T I O N A L C A R E

WELCOME NEW MEMBERS ROBERT BOYD I grew up in South Florida and have a degree in Elementary Education from the University of Central Florida. I taught for three years in Florida before moving to Georgia. This is my eighth year of teaching and currently, I teach second grade in the Dekalb County Public Schools. I live in Suwannee, GA and I look forward to getting to know other members of the church.

BARBARA CLEMENT I have lived in Midtown at Lutheran Towers for the past 12 years. When I lived in Philadelphia I attended St. John the Evangelist Church and became a lay minister, serving communion and visiting the sick. I now sing in Redeemer’s Adult Choir.

DANIEL LEVY I was born and raised in Little Rock, Arkansas. I joined the U. S. Air Force and was commissioned via the Air Force Academy. I worked as an officer until the Fall of 2019 when I moved to Atlanta as a researcher at Georgia Tech Research Institute. I love music and play piano (mostly Chopin). I also read and write, either a novel or my parody journal/website. I’m excited to join the strong Christian community at Redeemer which is really into music.

BECCA OLSEN A University of Kentucky graduate, I recently moved to Midtown Atlanta. I want to become involved in community activities. I have a special passion for rescue animals.

C O N G R E G A T I O N A L C A R E

CYNTHIA & STEPHEN MCKERSIE Cynthia Reese-McKersie was born in Western Northern Carolina and raised in Knoxville, Tennessee by two wonderful parents along with her fabulous brother and sister. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Tennessee. She moved with her husband, Stephen, to San Francisco in 1997 and enjoyed 24 years of life in this beautiful city.

Most of her working career has been spent in the field of real estate property and asset management. She enjoyed taking a few years away from this business when she helped launch the West Coast division of Sprint Wireless (with the best boss ever!).

Cynthia is blessed by the love of and for her husband, family and friends. She enjoys reading, playing piano, singing, listening to many kinds of music, international and local travel and talking with her family and friends, especially being able to FaceTime with her Cincinnati family that includes three grandchildren. Her favorite week of each year is spent on the North Carolina Coast with Stephen and her family.

Stephen McKersie received a degree in Church Music from Valparaiso University and was a Graduate Teaching Assistant at Washington University, St. Louis, for five years while doing doctoral work in music. Stephen studied conducting, organ performance, and organ building in San Francisco, Chicago, Princeton, St. Louis, London, Frankfurt, and Paris.

Stephen has been a Director of Music and Organist for 55 years in San Francisco, St. Louis, Knoxville, and Novato, CA. He was a mechanical-action organ builder and designer with organ builder Martin Ott for 21 years and was the Director of the Marin Symphony Chorus & Chamber Chorus for 17 years.

Stephen’s passions are his wife, Cynthia, their daughter, Kristen and her three children, Jacob, Lily and Annabelle. He loves cooking, European travel, French Gothic architecture and drinking wines of the world.

Other new members who joined Lutheran Church of the Redeemer on October 31st, 2021 are Anne Ridenhour, Patti Austin, Annette Michel, and Alexis Myrick.

N O V E M B E R B I R T H D A Y S 1 Beth Ehrensperger 1 Abigail Garrett 1 Ren Gooch 1 Susannah Haury 1 Coleman Lawrence 1 Allison Smith 1 Jacob Wuttke 2 Taylor Allaman 2 Dalton Reed 2 Georgia Mae Smith 2 Aleynah Thornton 3 Nancy Owings 3 Haley Zoellick 4 Rhodes Brightwell 4 Mia Kim 5 Caroline Bridgers 5 Will Franetovich 5 Lori Volan 6 Carter Doan 6 Matthew Foster 6 Nicolas Gray 6 Kristin Guthrie 6 Joel May 7 Susan Lichtman 7 Debbie Magley 8 Tom Feilke 8 John Garrigan 8 Coop Heisler 8 Jacque Peppel 8 Ward York 9 Elizabeth Lewis 9 Jay Puckhaber 9 Larry Stokes 9 Sandy Swanson 9 Rocky Yang 10 Ed Brigham 10 Mike Cooper 10 William Roberts 10 Anneliese Schroer 11 Kathy Buechner 11 Al Tess

12 Tom Bohannon 12 Kevin Chunn 12 Humberto GarciaSjogrim 12 Holli Stephens 12 Harold Vogel 12 Maria Welsh 13 Sheila Brock 13 Billy Fuller 13 Adam Moss 13 Andrew Roberts 13 Ann Scheraldi 13 Avery Staak 14 Matthew Durdin 14 Kevin Hickey 14 Kathryn Johnson 14 Catherine Lawrence 14 Grant West 15 Scott Hawley 15 Don Noland 15 Amy Talboy 16 Joe Bell 16 Hudson Easterbrook 16 Carrie Goracke 16 Landon Heidt 16 Carol Kautz 16 Corey Morelock 16 Gavin Wilde 17 Jenny Broad 17 Elizabeth Dressel 17 Julie Gary 17 Mary Howle 17 Carol Swisher 17 Levi Waterhouse 18 Wilder Dean 18 Barbara Gray 18 Jill Hans 18 Jamie Jordan 18 Carrie Ligon 18 Beth Wilkening

19 Beverly O'Brien 19 Thomas Sides 19 Margaret Wessinger 20 Chuck Borchers 20 Heidi Franetovich 20 Kristina Lundberg 20 Cynthia McKersie 20 Kimberly York 21 Nora Breidenthal 21 Chloe Fernandes 21 Emelia Fernandes 21 Katherine Grice 21 Bren Weterrings 21 Cristina Ziech-Lopez 22 Billie Mentz 22 Clark Weisner 23 Jack Fike 23 JoJo Nelson 23 Paul Rosser 23 Ginny Summers 23 Janice Wittschiebe 24 Amanda Powell 24 Elena Santana 25 Pam Knowles 25 Sam Pinyon 25 Sharita Robinson 25 Spencer Tilley 26 Tasha West 26 Suzanne Zenoni 27 Beverly Alden 27 Rylee Carter 27 Kelsey Goldfarb 27 Caroline Johnson 27 Karol Lawrence 28 Tanner Chunn 28 Karin Mayo 28 Matthew Vogel 29 Gwen Aurandt 29 Hayden Boone 29 Sarah Bragg 29 Carla Conaway 29 Emily Conaway

29 Lorelyn Kilby 29 Annette Neuman 29 Tracey Reed 29 Sarah Volan 30 Paul Brostrom 30 Pete Burr 30 Emily Johnson 30 James Van Hoosear