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Calling All Ghosts & Goblins
THE BURLEITH BELL
October 2020
Enter Burleith’s
First Ever Halloween
Decorating Contest
How? Just start decorating!
The judges will be on the
prowl on Halloween Night
evaluating your spooky and
silly festive decorations. Cash
prizes will be awarded to the
top four spooktacular homes!President’s Message EDITORIAL
The Covid-19 the region were doing better in terms of The 2020 BCA Annual meeting will take
pandemic and all of the infection rate, many are fearing a spike place on Thursday, November 5th from
the consequences in cases as the weather cools. I just dread 7:00-9:00 PM online, likely using Zoom. We
are on-going. Some another full shutdown and hope that a safe will hear from the mayor, Councilmember
schools are open vaccine comes as soon as possible. Brooke Pinto, our ANC Commissioner,
at least partially. representatives from Georgetown University
The Washington As for up-coming events, the Burleith and the hospital, as well as the police and
International School reopened on October Citizens Association will not be having our other local officials. In addition to learning
5th with a cohort model with about half the annual Halloween party for kids this year about the on-going effects of the pandemic,
students there on any given day. DC public due to the pandemic. If you are considering including on the District’s finances, we will
elementary schools are supposed to reopen any activities including trick-or-treating, also have an opportunity to hear about local
on November 9th with everyone still having please consult the DC guidelines: https:// issues of great import such as the fate of
remote learning options. Private schools are coronavirus.dc.gov/sites/default/files/ Ellington Field, a new recreation center at
following a variety of models. Georgetown dc/sites/coronavirus/page_content/ Jelleff, issues with university students living
University will sustain remote learning until attachments/COVID-19_DC_Health_%20 in the neighborhood, and the progress with
the end of the semester in December and Guidance_for_Halloween_2020.10.05_ the hospital’s construction. Especially this
will announce its plans for the spring 2021 FINAL.pdf. Traditional trick-or-treating year, we will have ample time to discuss any
semester in mid-November. is considered high risk, but individually other issue our members would like to raise.
wrapped treats offered in a “grab-and-go”
Meanwhile, Mayor Bowser has extended manner is only medium risk. I am a little Eligible BCA members will also vote on
the state of emergency (initially imposed worried about private parties getting out the Board slate for 2021-2022. Please note
on March 11th) until December 31st. of hand (particularly because the 31st is that after the modification of the bylaws
The District remains in phase 2 (https:// a Saturday this year), so we will have to last year, each board member will have
coronavirus.dc.gov/phasetwo) of its be vigilant. FYI, Georgetown University a two-year term and half of the board is
reopening plan. Gatherings are restricted has a limit of 10 people congregating. The elected every year. Details on the board
to 50 or fewer people and residents are university’s Office of Neighborhood Life is members and the election are here in the
supposed to quarantine when traveling committed to enforcement and compliance. October Bell and will be distributed online.
back from a rather long list of states. People For problems at any time, please call the I am really happy with all the nominees,
should maintain a social-distance of at least university’s SNAP help line at (202) 687-8413. but would like to thank Melanie Gisler and
6 feet and masks should be worn when Gail Juppenlatz in particular for agreeing
going outside your home (unless you are In lieu of our regular party, the BCA is to put their names forth for the first time. I
engaged in vigorous exercise). Compliance sponsoring our very first Halloween would also like to thank our two outgoing
with the mask mandate seems quite good, decoration contest. Judging will take place board members, Alicia Amling especially
but there is still room for improvement. On on the 31st and there will be prizes: $100 for her work editing the Bell and Francine
the more positive side, indoor pools should for first, $50 for second, and $25 each for Steininger for her years of thoughtful service
open and outside seating at restaurants two third places. More details will follow to the neighborhood, in particular for leading
is continuing. You can check out various via email. I have already seen quite a few various green initiatives.
metrics here: https://coronavirus.dc.gov/ houses decked out for the occasion, but this
page/reopening-metrics. Although DC and is an opportunity to take it to the next level. Continued on page 3
BURLEITH CITIZENS ASSOCIATION
Board of Directors BCA Contacts
President Eric Langenbacher 337-8211 Burleith Bell Alicia Amling (editor) 937-298-8932
Vice President Nan Bell 338-2831 Marjorie Kask (design) 744-6066
Treasurer Linda Dager Hall 207-4727 Brian Garback (advertising)
Co-Recording Secretary Brian Garback Robert Russell (circulation) 249-0162
Co-Recording Secretary Michael J. McDuffie (434) 989-1788
Membership Database Linda Brooks 333-2826
Corresponding Secretary Linda Brooks 333-2826
Member at Large Alicia Amling 937-287-8932 Website Erik Warga
Member at Large Andrew Dunnaville Burleith Yahoo Listserv Ed Ohl 733-4169
Member at Large Robert Russell 249-0162
Fall & Spring Clean-ups/Public Works Janice Sims 333-6435
Member at Large Francine Steininger 425-3698
Write to board members and the BCA at: PO Box 32262, Calvert Street Station, 2336 Wisconsin Ave. NW, Washington DC 20007 | Email bca@burleith.org
The Burleith Citizens Association makes no endorsement, recommendation, warranties, or representations whatsoever regarding the quality, content, completeness, suitability,
adequacy, accuracy, or timeliness of its advertisers or their products and services. The views and opinions expressed herein do not necessarily state or reflect those of the BCA.
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Continued from page 2
The BCA’s finances are doing very well because we have not had any the leaves in. The bags should be placed in the tree boxes or the curb
of our regular expenses! We have also made a little money through before scheduled pick-ups. Information is available at dpw.dc.gov.
a certificate of deposit—thanks to our creative treasurer, Linda Hall.
Given our good financial situation, the BCA has donated $2000 in total I hope that if you are not already a member you will consider joining
to worthy pandemic-related causes. The second set of donations the Burleith Citizens Association, which is approaching its 100th
were sent in early September: $500 each to Martha's Table anniversary in 2023: http://www.burleith.org/join-the-bca. We will
(https://marthastable.org/covid19/) and to Legal Counsel for the be convening an ad hoc committee likely early in the new year
Elderly (https://www.charitynavigator.org/ein/521194741). Perhaps to start brainstorming ways we can commemorate this illustrious
you have also noticed that the call boxes around the neighborhood milestone. Also, the BCA has been running its own listserv for a
have been re-painted with a few additional repairs forthcoming. couple of decades. I understand that there are competing listservs,
Financing for this came from funds raised several years ago through but please also post to ours because many neighbors get local
the Burleith Community Fund for the initial restoration, so nothing information here. You can join by emailing burleith+subscribe@
additional was necessary. Big thanks go to Nan Bell and Linda groups.io. To post, email burleith@groups.io.
Brooks for spear-heading and overseeing this initiative.
Stay healthy,
The leaves are already falling down and will all be gone by the end of
Eric Langenbacher
the month. This year, the city is doing leaf collection differently. Each
President, Burleith Citizens Association
residence will get some paper bags starting on October 30th to put
SLATE
At the annual meeting on November 5th, eligible BCA members will vote on the Board slate for 2021-2022. Specific instructions for
how to cast your vote during the pandemic will follow soon, but you will have to attend the Zoom annual meeting. As per last year's
modification of the bylaws, each board member will have a two-year term and half of the board is elected every year. As of 2020, the
Board decided to reduce the total size from 12 to 10 members, as allowed by the bylaws.
Here is the slate for 2021-2022: baking French desserts, and burning off the calories from said
desserts by running around beautiful Burleith.
UP FOR ELECTION IN 2020
Corresponding Secretary: Linda Brooks. Originally from Southern
Officers California, Linda moved to Burleith in 1983. She holds a master’s
President: Eric Langenbacher. Eric and his wife, Kayoko degree in mathematics and worked in software development,
(Kay), have lived on T Street since 1997, a year after they moved metrics, cost estimation, and process improvement for many
to Washington. They have two sons, Adam, who is finishing a years before retiring from Northrop Grumman. In 2009 she set up
business degree at the University of Colorado at Boulder, and Burleith’s online membership database and joined the board in
Max, who is a freshman at Georgetown University. Eric is the 2012 as corresponding secretary, responsible for membership.
director of the Honors Program and a teaching professor in the Since then BCA membership has increased 35%. Linda's other
Department of Government, Georgetown University, as well as two passions are hiking and Scandinavian folk dancing. She
a Senior Fellow with the American Institute of Contemporary was part of the startup of the Burleith Special Interest Groups,
German Studies. He studied German and political science in co-led the BCA’s initial fire call box restoration project, and hosts
Canada before completing his PhD in government at Georgetown the Winter Gløgg Party. She also represents Burleith on the GCP
in 2002. He spends his free time gardening. Metrics and Data and the Safety and Student Life working groups.
Co-Recording Secretary: Michael J. McDuffie. Michael and his wife, Non-Officer Directors (At-Large)
Natasha Joukovsky, moved to R Street in 2017 after spending six Gail Juppenlatz (new nominee) was born and grew up in
frenetic years in New York City. They welcomed their son Dorian—a Saginaw, Michigan, graduating from the University of Michigan
native Burleithian—in late 2018. Michael studied molecular biology with BS degree in dental hygiene as well as a Masters degree
at the University of Virginia (where he and Natasha met) and law at from Central Michigan University in healthcare administration and
the University of Pennsylvania. He is an attorney with experience business. She was a clinical dental hygienist for 50 years working
in commercial litigation and government investigations, but enjoys part time for half of those years, retiring 7 years ago. Gail was the
spending his free time rooting for his hometown Denver Broncos, first dental hygienist to be appointed to the DC Board of Dental
Continued on page 4
www.burleith.org THE BURLEITH BELL 3Continued from page 3 COMMUNITY
Examiners and consequently a dental hygiene examiner for over Treasurer: Linda Dager Hall. Linda moved to DC in 1999 and to 39th
30 years for the Commission on Dental Competency Assessments. Street in 2011. She has a PhD in mathematics education, and has
She has lived in a DC since 1965, first in Glover Park and now in spent her career teaching and conducting research in the field of
Burleith for 10 years. Gail is a volunteer for Georgetown Village mathematics education. She taught mathematics at the elementary,
and has been active in some neighborhood projects. secondary, and college levels, most recently at St. Patrick's
Episcopal Day School. She is also a researcher, most recently
Melanie Gisler (new nominee) has been a Burleithian for 38 at the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
years since moving here as a Georgetown student in August 1982. Currently Linda does consulting work on national and international
She and her husband, Mark, have raised Sylvia, just recently mathematics tests. Her husband, Dick, a retired English teacher,
graduated from University of Michigan, and Max, a high school moved to Burleith in 2014, when he and Linda married. Together
senior, in the neighborhood. Melanie has been involved in many they have four children and four grandchildren. Linda enjoys
aspects of neighborhood life, including organizing the Tot Lot gardening, hiking, playing piano, knitting, and reading.
Halloween Party for several years and co-organizing the Burleith
Summer Picnic. She also has an understanding of issues facing
the neighborhood gleaned from working as ANC2E’s Executive Non-Officer Directors (At-Large)
Director for eight years, such as parking, home renovation, Andrew Dunnaville has been a Burleith resident since February
Duke Ellington’s modernization, and town-gown issues with 2014. Andrew grew up in New Jersey and attended Amherst
Georgetown University and the hospital. Melanie also has College and the University of Virginia School of Law. After law
experienced District issues outside of Burleith. She served as the school, he served as an Air Force JAG (military lawyer), and was
Home School Association president for three years at the School stationed in Ohio and Colorado. Andrew returned to the East Coast
Without Walls High School during the controversial move to in 2007 and is currently an Administrative Judge for the Federal
annex Francis-Stevens Elementary and Middle School. Melanie is government. Before moving to Burleith, Andrew lived in Van Ness.
currently a Director at the General Federation of Women’s Clubs While in Van Ness, he served as vice-president for his condo board.
in Dupont Circle and looks forward to planning the next picnic Andrew and his wife, Massa, and son, Zayn, love the walkability,
when neighbors can gather safely again. charm, and sense of community that Burleith offers.
NOT UP FOR ELECTION THIS YEAR Robert Russell and his wife, Emily, moved to Burleith in 2004,
and Robert has been on the BCA board for last two years. Heidi,
Officers their dog, was the first addition to the family soon after buying
Vice President: Nan Bell. Before becoming vice president of the home. They have two daughters: Annika (12), attending Hardy
the BCA, Nan served as president and treasurer. As VP, Nan and Ingrid (9), attending Stoddert Elementary, and a black-and-
sits on the Georgetown Community Partnership (GCP) steering white English Spring Spaniel, Trixie. Robert, who grew up mostly
committee and works closely with the six GCP working groups in Europe and graduated from Colgate University, works for
that have Burleith representation. Most of Nan’s professional General Dynamics Information Technology serving the federal
career has been in the field of international educational and government as a consultant on national security and emergency
professional exchange at the U.S. Department of State. She holds preparedness issues. He coaches both daughters’ soccer team,
an MA in French literature from George Washington University, a loves winter weather, is an avid skier, and looks forward to
BA in French from Rhodes College in Memphis, and a certificate continuing to support the great community of Burleith.
in executive international business from Georgetown University.
Nan travels to France with her partner, Robert Kane, whenever In addition, we would like to remind members of this stipulation:
possible and has lived in Burleith since the late 1970s. "Section 2. Nomination by Petition. Any individual not nominated by
the Nominating Committee, who is eligible for an officer or non-officer
Co-Recording Secretary: Brian Garback. Brian and his wife, Alison, director position under these Bylaws and wishes to be considered for
moved to Burleith in 2013 shortly after being married. After renting such position by the membership at the Annual Meeting, shall be deemed
a lovely house on T Street and the arrival of their first child, they nominated for such position if he or she submits a written petition signed
decided to join the other 535 homeowners and buy a place of their by persons representing no fewer than 20 votes entitled to be cast on the
date of submission of the petition, to the Corresponding Secretary of the
own. Today, after a full home renovation and with chidlren Eloise (6),
Association no later than 14 calendar days before the date of the Annual
Gwyneth (4), and Ned (1), Brian and Alison are looking forward to a Meeting. The Corresponding Secretary shall promptly notify the members
lifetime of memories in Burleith. Brian earned a 5-year Master’s in of the Association of any candidates nominated by petition by the means
Computer Science at UVA, and spends his days working at IBM in set forth in Article II, section 5. Nominations from the floor at the Annual
Analytics Solutions. You’ll catch him tending his garden, chanting om Meeting are prohibited and shall not be recognized."
at Down Dog Yoga, and biking his girls to school. He’s committed to
building a tighter community among Burleith’s young families with a
focus on social activities, “bikeability,” parks, and schools.
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Remembering A Neighbor: Jeri Stone
Jerilyn Landry Stone, known to most as built; (2) community relations with Duke Ellington School; and, (3)
“Jeri”, died at home of a heart attack on neighborhood noise concerns. Jeri was proud of the work she
October 2, 2020. She is survived by her and her neighbors did then and continue to do now. To quote from
husband of 51 years, Dr. Alan W. Stone of her final President’s Message in the Burleith Newsletter dated
Burleith; her daughter, Phoebe Stone, son- June 1982: “….more important to my mind is the reconfirmation
in –law, Jason Jackowski, and grandson, of the importance of each individual’s effort. Communities
Jacob Wren Stone Jackowski, all of Los ‘work’ because people work. They work alone or together in a
Angeles CA; and her sister, Sandra Edwards cooperative manner to carry out traditions – to effect change.”
of Glastonbury, CT.
In 1982, Jeri turned her focus to her family, proudly announcing in the
Jeri received her RN from the Grace New Haven School of same Newsletter that she and Alan had welcomed a daughter, Phoebe,
Nursing at Yale Medical Center in 1963 and was a student there in March of 1982. A loving and devoted matriarch, Jeri focused all her
when she met Alan, then a young medical student. The couple energy on parenthood and family for a number of years.
moved to Washington, DC in 1969 and lived “happily ever after”
in Burleith. She then worked at Doctors’ Hospital on I Street From 1998 until her retirement in 2015, Jeri served as the School
where she quickly rose to Assistant Director of Nursing In- Nurse at St. Albans School, where she helped many students and
Service Education. While working as a nurse, she earned a BA in staff and was much loved for her expertise, wisdom, compassion,
Psychology at GWU, where she was awarded Phi Beta Kappa in humor and judgement – the same traits that marked her service
recognition of outstanding scholarship in 1974. to her community and family. During her tenure at St. Albans,
she was awarded the Headmaster’s Extra Mile award and the
Jeri believed strongly in community involvement. In the 1970s, Parents’ Association Service Award, both in recognition of her
she became active in the Burleith Citizens Association, working above-and-beyond contributions to the St. Albans community.
on a variety of projects, joining the Board, and serving as the 35th
President of the BCA from 1981-82. She and other active members Jeri’s ashes were laid to rest at the St. Albans Cornerstone
of the BCA were invited to speak and meet with members of the Garden in a private ceremony due to the current pandemic.
Washington Post staff to discuss community issues and concerns. Jeri always placed great value on a good education – and she
Issues of the time included: (1) negotiating with the developers cherished the St. Albans community. Anyone wishing to honor
of Hillandale to try to prevent traffic issues for Burleith and to her memory with gifts may make a donation in her honor to the St.
preserve privacy for neighbors accustomed to living alongside Albans School or another educational institution.
the open acres upon which the large housing development was
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PATRONS Renewal Date McAuliffe, Myra 26 Sep 2021 Davis, Mark & Lisa 13 Mar 2021 Mone Family 12 Apr 2021
Bigelow, Alfred 08 Mar 2021 McCormack Family 09 Sep 2021 Davis, Stacy & Rich 11 Jun 2021 Murray, Theresa & Bill 19 Jul 2021
Brooks, Linda 13 Feb 2021 McKinney, Beth 11 Oct 2021 Dietrich, Diana 17 Feb 2021 Nimac, Lydia & Ivan 18 Apr 2021
Clark, T. Patterson; Rubino, Lenore23 Oct 2021 Mitchell, Alan; Lamm, Julia 05 Oct 2021 Dyson, Lisa 17 Nov 2020 Nix, Ann & Jim 21 Feb 2021
Georgetown Unitversity 02 Dec 2020 Murphy, Jeanie 12 Nov 2020 Erickson, Sue 05 May 2021 Park, Shinok, Tyrone & Louie 06 Jun 2021
Ohl, Ed 18 Dec 2020 Farquhar, Michael 02 May 2021 Putta/Swamy, KIshan & Divya 10 Nov 2020
ADVOCATES Perkins, Michael; Figoni Family 02 Jan 2021 Riker, Lauren & William 24 Apr 2021
Bell, Nan; Kane, Robert 24 Sep 2021 Danon, Shoshana 05 Aug 2021 Garback Family 08 Feb 2021 Robertson, Mathew &
Clark, Jerald & Alice 23 Aug 2021 Quillen, JL 04 Apr 2021 Gayol, Yoly 02 Feb 2021 Jacqueline 09 Sep 2021
Coughlin, Nan 04 Nov 2021 Ray, Dennis; Barratt, Michael 09 Feb 2021 Giedt Family 20 Oct 2020 Robinson, Carol 14 Mar 2021
Gisler Family 01 Dec 2020 Razi, Ioana 24 Jan 2021 Glasser, Matthew and Fisher, Lesley 26 Jul Roth, Linda 27 Dec 2020
Gross, Amy & Taylor 13 Jan 2021 Razi, Joan 24 Jan 2021 2021 Roth, Mike 14 Apr 2021
Hall, Richard & Linda 11 Jun 2021 Reed, Richard & Pat 10 Sep 2021 Gordus/Schultz Family 16 Sep 2021 Russell, Edgar F. III 08 Nov 2020
Hamond, Jeff and Ziff, Mauri 19 Mar 2021 Rocklands Barbecue 20 Sep 2021 Grantz Family 11 Oct 2021 Russin, Toni 19 Mar 2021
Herlihy, Dan; Miller, Dan 29 Apr 2021 Schaub, Patti & Greg 26 Oct 2020 Halem, Margie & Mitch 28 Sep 2021 Sacco, Peter 11 Mar 2021
Krim Family 11 Feb 2021 Schmidt, Richard & Margaret 14 Sep 2021 Hallegatte - Bredy Family 16 Jun 2021 Sapienza, Terri; Petretich,
Langenbacher Family 26 Sep 2021 Schmitt, Ulrich; Gang, Rong 12 Aug 2021 Hegy, Sheila 26 Sep 2021 Michael 22 Mar 2021
Levy, Ed & Mary 09 May 2021 Scolaro, Patricia 23 Oct 2020 Henry, Gail & Francis, Sam 16 May 2021 Savage, Sean; Esmaili, Ranah 12 Jan 2021
Loftus, Chris; Spatzer, Jennifer 20 Dec 2020 Smith, Brian & Beth 21 Apr 2021 Herman, Megan 28 Mar 2021 Schaffner, Irene K. 13 Jan 2021
McDuffie/Joukovsky Family 28 Nov 2020 Sollee, Will & Margie 12 Dec 2020 Hicks, Jill; Zvolenski, Matt 04 May 2021 Scialdo, Marsha 21 May 2021
Monsour, Miroya 30 Oct 2020 Stone, Alan & Jerilyn 17 Jan 2021 Higgins, Matt; Miller-Ziegler, Rachel 24 Dec Smith, Page 10 Oct 2021
Napolitano, Ornella 30 May 2021 The Dunnavilles 26 Feb 2021 2020 Snyder, Mark 13 Jan 2021
Parker, Richard; Cecil, Edie 03 Nov 2020 Van der Bjil, France 07 Feb 2021 Hillabrant, Walter & Judy 07 Oct 2021 Srinivasan, Aditya 23 Sep 2021
Pierangelo, Claire 03 Nov 2020 Vilquin, Julien; Young, Kristen 28 Oct 2020 Hillman, Fides 05 Oct 2021 Steininger-DeWitt Family 20 Feb 2021
Russell Family 09 Jun 2021 Hodskins, Liza Gookin 18 Aug 2021 Strobl, Cate 15 Dec 2020
Smith, Jean 27 Sep 2021 HOUSEHOLD & SENIOR Iovino, Angela 06 Oct 2021 Tabb Family 07 Dec 2020
Taylor, Nancy & Pat 16 Apr 2021 Adams, Sara W. 06 Oct 2021 Irmler, Monica 19 Aug 2021 The Perry Family 12 Jan 2021
Warga/Dusart Family 07 Feb 2021 Alefantis, LJ Dow, Shari 17 Feb 2021 Juppenlatz, Gail 11 May 2021 Van Bergen, Myrna & Alan 20 May 2021
Wright, Steve & Jackie 26 Feb 2021 Alexander Family 29 Sep 2021 Justin, Meryl 18 Oct 2020 van Noppen, Pepper 10 Sep 2021
Alexander, Christian & Kane, Jessie M. 12 May 2021 Vaughan, May 29 Oct 2021
SPONSORS Saryan, Arlene 13 Jun 2021 King, Jeffery S. 20 Sep 2021 Verhoff, Gwen 13 Oct 2021
Bachner, Forrest & David 01 Nov 2021 Anderson, Carole Lewis 13 Jan 2021 Koster, Julia; Doege, Richard 11 Oct 2021 Viksnins, Mara 03 Oct 2021
Benachenhou, Dalila 11 Aug 2021 Baron Family 31 Dec 2020 Krebs, Sheldon 03 Jan 2021 Volkman, Charles & Jutta 06 Nov 2020
Bennett, Marilyn; Starlin, Dwane 20 Mar 2021 Baumann, Linda 11 Feb 2021 Krents, Katherine (Kit) Williams 19 Sep 2021 Wedderburn, Dan 30 Mar 2021
Cohen, Hank & Suzanne 23 Jul 2021 Baume, Carol 11 Apr 2021 Kroll, Charlotte 08 Oct 2021 Wetzel Family 21 May 2021
Davies, Patricia (Pat) 01 Nov 2020 Bhatia, Ashok 18 Oct 2020 Lensen-Tomasson, Nancy 19 Feb 2021 Xereas, John & Nazy 12 Aug 2021
Earyes, Joan & Ron 01 Mar 2021 Billings, Marjorie; Dillon, Mark 11 Jun 2021 Long, Maureen 11 Nov 2020 Yengo & King Family 26 Sep 2021
Edwards, Susan & Bob 16 Nov 2020 Blount, Ben & Ehardt, Carolyn 03 Jun 2021 MacKenzie, Mary Ann 16 Apr 2022
Garbrick, Lee 17 Jan 2021 Bogounoff, Ben 03 Jan 2021 Martin, Ben, Kate, Compiled on 10/16/2020; 160 Members
Hallet, Nathalie & Brawner Family 15 Apr 2021 Amelie & Isabella 26 Sep 2021
Donaldson, Mar 11 Apr 2021 Carper, Ann; McKinnon, Beth 27 Dec 2020 Mathias Family 18 Aug 2021
Hennessy, Kevin & McKay, Mark 10 Nov 2020 Charap, Samuel; Nichols, Marden06 Jan 2021 McCaffrey, Judith 11 Aug 2021
Keyes, Thomas & Carole 29 Dec 2020 Clark, Kristina 06 Oct 2021 Metcalf, Corinna 12 Sep 2021
Krooth, John & Nancy 15 Apr 2021 Clark, Martha 11 Mar 2021 Middleton, Peyton & Carol 08 Aug 2021
Lockwood, Susan 04 Aug 2021 Clifford, Ellen; Rogers, Paul 14 Jun 2021 Minton, Alex; Spicer, Katy 23 Oct 2020
Martinez, Tess 04 Dec 2029 Cocke, Elise 12 Aug 2021 Mirejovska Family 17 Dec 2020
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