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Spring 2021
Juliette’s Footprints
A Publication of Girl Scouts of Southern Alabama
TODAY, TOMORROW, TOGETHER
- GIRL SCOUTS IS ON YOUR TEAM.
Strength, resilience, togetherness, and the support of the community—that’s what Girl
Scouts of Southern Alabama is all about. So in this uncertain world, you can count on
one thing for sure: today, tomorrow, together, we are on your team.
What an unprecedented year 2020 was! While our nation fought the effects of a
worldwide pandemic, Girl Scouts in southern Alabama carried on – and did AMAZING
things. Our girls made the world a better place even as they faced difficult
circumstances themselves.
Most importantly, in 2020, Girl Scouting did not stop. We adapted, as we always have
and always will. Girl Scouts are SURVIVORS, and we will carry on into 2021 and
beyond! Let’s get started!
From the CEO
Dear Friends of Girl Scouting,
Board of Directors It all started three years ago in Texas, when two of my fellow
staff members and I were in Dallas for a meeting. One
Officers: afternoon we boarded a bus to visit our sister Girl Scout
council’s brand-new camp facility, which they called a STEM
Christine Prewitt Center of Excellence. What we saw there boggled our minds –
Chair beautiful bunk houses designed to fit the changing needs of
girls, a multi-purpose lodge, an amazing challenge course,
Elizabeth Citrin and even a giant swing. We were awestruck!
Vice-Chair
On the way back to our hotel, we started a conversation that
Elizabeth Braswell went from “wow, how amazing that they created such a
2nd Vice-Chair wonderful place for their girls; we wish we could do that for
ours,” to “why can’t we do this for our girls,” and finally to
Karen Mixon “we will do this for our girls!”
Secretary/Treasurer
With that, our property planning journey began. Over the next
MEMBERS AT LARGE three years, a committee was formed, each property was visited
and assessed, volunteers and girls gave their input, and a plan
Jerusha Adams was born. We are delighted with the outcome of the process and
Janie Corlee know that the future of our properties is secure for many years
Christy Crow to come. We can’t wait for construction at Camp Sid to begin
Michael Cuesta and for the day it will become a camp the current and future
Carlos Gant girls of this council deserve. Along the way, we will share this
Anitra Henderson process with you and ask for your input as we make this camp,
Cheryl Johnson and our other properties, a destination for our girls.
Katie Lovvorn
Laura Searcy It has been a unique and challenging year. We learned hard
Lyn Thornton lessons and had to adapt quickly, but GSSA is moving forward.
Tabatha White We invite you to join us as we focus on the future for our girls.
Tara Zieman We expect great results!
Remember: Today, Tomorrow, and Together, Girl Scouts is on
NON-VOTING MEMBER your team!
Karlyn B. Edmonds
Yours in Girl Scouting,
Karlyn B. Edmonds, MPA
Chief Executive Officer
In 2019, Girl Scouts of Southern Alabama (GSSA)
started work to identify the facilities and resources
needed to provide the Girl Scout outdoor experience
desired by our Girl Scout members. This work, carried
out by our Long-Range Property Planning (LRPP)
Committee, a committee of long-time Girl Scout
volunteers, and GSSA member (adult and girl) survey
results, has provided data-driven information to assist
in setting priorities for future investment in facilities
and resources.
GSSA’s Board of Directors has utilized this research,
analysis, and recommendations to make long-term
property decisions that will support girl programs and
experiences while ensuring the sustainability of our
organization. We are excited to announce that our
Board has approved the following plans that will see
our properties into the future!
Camp Sid Edmonds, Bay Minette
Over a period of five years, Camp Sid Edmonds will transition to a resident camp facility. The future Camp Sid will provide
a wide range of exciting programming opportunities for our girls in an environment that is modern and provides for their
individual needs as they progress in Girl Scouting.
Our improvements at Camp Sid, including the construction of a Dining Hall/Recreation Center, three campsites, two
bathhouses, recreational pavilion, and equine facility, will entice more girls to get outdoors and enjoy camping and nature.
Scoutshire Woods, Citronelle
Scoutshire Woods will remain open for camping and events, and we will work with the Mobile County School System, from
whom the property is leased, to maintain this historic property. Projects that will be completed by summer 2021 include
renovation of the bath house and replacement of tents at the High Winds Unit. We are excited to continue to offer
opportunities for fun and learning at our beloved SSW.
Kamp Kiwanis, Eclectic
Kamp Kiwanis will remain a resident camp facility and continue to welcome
troops for camping and events. Priorities at this camp include a new bunk-
house (formerly the Pioneer unit house) in the Pioneer Unit, which will be
completed by June 2021. This bunkhouse will sleep 18 and be a completed
renovated facility for our girls. GSSA will also make upgrades throughout the
camp property to enhance the experience of our girls and volunteers when they
visit.
Camp Humming Hills, Elba
Camp Humming Hills will continue to provide facilities for council events and
troop outings on a limited basis throughout the year. This property provides
our girls with an oasis of serenity in the beautiful southern Alabama forest.
GSSA’s priority is to continue to provide the best outdoor and camp
programming opportunities for girls and to ensure Girl Scouting remains
strong for future generations. We are deeply committed to using our resources
wisely, and evaluating the ability of our camp properties to enable our council
to better serve girls with the 21st-century leadership programming they want
today.
Be on the lookout for how your troop can help with special projects at these
properties!
We look forward to continuing to Focus on Her Future.
Cookie Program
Girl Scouts of Southern Alabama was excited to kick off the
2020-21 Cookie Program with a NEW cookie the Toast-Yay!™,
a French toast–inspired cookie dipped in delicious icing and full
of flavor in every bite. GSSA was also happy to offer the ability
to order Girl Scout cookies through the Grubhub app and have
them delivered directly to them.
We even teamed up with Brooke Burks with The Buttered Home
to create some yummy treats using Girl Scout Cookies, which was later featured in Parade Magazine.
Hometown Heroes
Giving back is in the Girl Scout DNA, and during the cookie
program that means giving back through Hometown Heroes.
We all know Girl Scout Cookies are yummy, and who better
to share them with than the men and women who proudly
serve. With Hometown Heroes you can support different
causes at the same time—a girl-led cookie business, active
military personnel, local first responders, healthcare workers
and other non-profit organizations that are making a
difference every day. After the cost of cookies, 100% of the
proceeds stay in our community to help support the
Girl Scout Leadership Experience.
For Hometown Heroes,
we donated 64,612
packages of cookies.
GSSA is proud to say, we have
some very smart cookies! To keep a
safe distance, girls came up with
innovative ideas to give customers
2021 Top Cookie Bosses a fun and interactive way to
purchase cookies.
1. Lydia P. (Enterprise) - Troop 9114 | 10,300 Boxes
2. Lauren V. (Pike Road) – Troop 9074 | 6,189 Boxes
3. Bailee C. (Montgomery) – Troop 9418 | 5,859 Boxes
4. Jordan K. (Eufaula) – Troop 7011 | 5,626 Boxes
5. Ja’mya N. (Montgomery) – Troop 9418 | 4,754 Boxes
6. Madison E. (Saraland) – Troop 8873 | 4,304 Boxes
7. Rebekha R. (Saraland) – Troop 8873 | 4,027 Boxes
8. Emma E. (Prattville) – Troop 9029 | 4,016 Boxes
9. Makenzi K. (Saraland) – Troop 8309 | 3,976 Boxes
10. Makenna O. (Repton) – Troop 8733 | 3,622 Boxes
In March, we celebrated the achievements of our
girls and volunteers. Girl Scout Bronze and Silver
Award recipients were recognized, and Girl Scout
Gold Awards were presented.
We also honored our outstanding volunteers.
These individuals fuel the success of our
organization by giving selflessly of their time and
talents to make the world a better place for our
girls. We simply could not do this work to support
our girls without their partnership.
Together, we will make the world a
better place for our girls!
Volunteer Awards
The heart of Girl Scouting is our indispensable volunteers who make it all possible! Because
volunteers contribute their time and skills in many ways, there are several Adult Awards that
are awarded to recognize their efforts.
Volunteer of Excellence 5 Years of Service
Jamie Ahlzadeh Melissa Blair
Crystal Alexander Ashley Brown
Sherry Barron Malina Fleming
Elizabeth Bowerman Jackie Lofton
Bonnie Bosarge Andrea Plant
Khalilah Burton Corey Conner
Veija Butts
Jillian Chandler 10 Years of Service
Megan Mark Susan Beumer
Emily McGough Randelle Luster
Malissa Moughon Sherry Speake
Tammy Ortego Elaine Starkey
Andrea Plant
Appreciation Pin
Malia Richmond
Jamie Carder
Leighann Russell
Sandy Nager
Charis Wallace
Elaine Starkey
Priscilla Warren
Christine Stewart
Angela Wilson
Honor Pin
Melissa Blair
Allison Marlow
Since 1916, Girl Scouts have been making meaningful,
sustainable change in their communities and around
the world. The Girl Scout Gold Award, the highest honor
a Girl Scout can earn, acknowledges the power behind
each recipient’s dedication to not only empowering and
bettering herself, but also to making the world a better
place for others.
Grace Breshears Jordan Sampson Taylor Harwell
For Grace’s project, she wanted to raise For Jordan’s project, she educated high For Taylor’s project, she set up a
awareness of the Leave No Trace (LNT) school students on the legal documents Science, Technology, Engineering
principles that center around leaving they agree to when signing up for social and Mathematics (STEM) after school
less of a footprint when in the outdoors. media platforms. Most teens fail to read program for second graders in Auburn
She built a total of fourteen the legal documents they are agreeing to City Schools. Every month, a group
benches that are placed along the when clicking “I Agree”, so she created of volunteers visit Cary Woods, Dean
Hickory Trail at Kiwanis and the Green a 6-minute educational video regarding Road, Auburn Early Education
Trail, the longest trail, at Scoutshire those documents and their contents. Center and Creekside Elementary.
Woods. Beside each bench is one of She also included a pre and post-quiz Taylor began by meeting with the after
seven signs that gives information about within the video. Jordan’s video is now school directors at each school and
the LNT principle for that bench as well apart of the Baldwin County Public tested fun labs for the students. She also
as discussion questions and a game or School System’s Internet Safety recruited fellow high school students
song to go along with that principle. curriculum and has been widely spread to help run the labs by giving them
Trash bags boxes were placed at the first across the county to inform high school community service hours for assisting
bench on both trails for hikers to pick students of the danger of not knowing her project.
up trash as they walk along the trail. All social media laws.
of the materials can be found on the Girl
Scouts of Southern Alabama website
and can be completed anywhere with no
need for any outside materials.
Megan Stewart Daleya Scaife
For Megan’s project, she built a large Daleya designed a program that
sitting area at Camp Sid Edmonds promotes positive changes to hygiene.
for troops to enjoy. She came up with To do this, she partnered with the
the idea after visiting the camp with Junior Civitan club of Auburn High
her troop. To accomplish her goal, School for a toiletry drive. Her
she created an outdoor woodworking motivation behind this was to help teens
classroom to video her project. She then have positive self-esteem. After
created a YouTube channel to post her distributing the products, Daleya did
video, so troops could use it as a tool to lessons on ways to improve your view of
earn their Cadette woodworker badge. yourself and feel empowered.
Introduced in 1980, the Girl Scout Silver Award is the highest award
a Cadette can earn. It is symbolic of accomplishments in Girl Scouting
and community activities as a girl becomes her best self and builds
the world around her. The Girl Scout Silver Award represents a girl’s
accomplishments in Girl Scouting and her community as she grows and
works to improve her life and the lives of others.
7282 Melissa Smith 8189 Alexa DeAvila 8491 Evelyn Andrews 9081 Elisabeth Aaij
Ragan Ellis Madalyn Buford Madeline Crawford Maria McGreachy
Regan Luisa Buford Alexis Hamilton Susie McGreachy
8003 Emily Akridge Trinity Causey Haley Wicker Lily Stypinski
Lily Cuesta Isabelle Frances Jaet
Madison McCaskey Paris Nicole Lang 9015 Kenda Bonner 9195 Elizabeth Cazier
Jocelyn Price Chloe Sivak Emily Ingram Autumn Lasseter
Sara Gwen Stone Sarah Kate Ingram Tamatha Ortego
8017 Mimi Higdon Isabella Johnson Madison Trawick
Isabell Trapp 8274 Victoria Marks
Elaine Walker 9052 Savannha Conner 9334 Ellis Edmonds
8306 Callie Crane Jena Williams Ashlee Lynch
8104 Jennifer Horton Angelina Grubbs Bailey Owens
Trinity Huff Grace McCloskey 9057 Jasmin Castillo
Kaelle Walker Dorothy Myers Ashley Tiblier 9363 ulia Smith
Noelani Raybon Amy Treloar
8186 Phacelia Haskell 9885 Oliva Emily Delpho
Stella Jones 8420 Caroline Garrison 9078 Michelle Burleson Kaitlyn Herrington
Alexandra Kruse Emory Peck Sydney Burleson Patricia Rhodes
The Girl Scout Bronze Award is the highest honor a Girl Scout Junior can
earn. It requires a Girl Scout Junior to learn the leadership and planning
skills necessary to follow through on a project that makes a positive
impact on her community. Working toward this award demonstrates her
commitment to helping others, improving her community and the world,
and becoming the best she can be.
7012 Julia Barnes 8104 Seren Grider 8716 Nadia Godwin 9123 Kayla Close
Maggie Blair Hope Metzger Emma Powell Bella Hinkle
Caroline Cerro Alexis Thiry Madison Raine Abigail Johnson
Cassidy Cox Reagan Schmadel
Pepper Humphrey 8201 Kate Immel 9015 Elizabeth Ingram Sydney Smith
Chloe Keel Anne Emery Smith
Virginia Meyer 8710 Rylee Estes 9141 Heidi Bossart
Audrey Thomas 9027 Aubrianna Harris Reese Camp
Eleanor Weldon 8716 Nadia Godwin Juliann Lambrecht Olivia Ervin
Emma Powell Rosabella Leach Emma Pomaro
7098 Lilly Brice Madison Raine Annabella Willard Sophia Zohn
Terra Jensen
Journee McKee 9015 Elizabeth Ingram 9052 Lydia Alexander 9192 Isabella Fulmer
Shyann Moore Anne Emery Smith Mackenzie Brannigan
Rachael Ray Savannha Conner 9195 Emily Walter
9027 Aubrianna Harris Samiya Green
8003 Kourtney Bartley Juliann Lambrecht Lillian Stowers 9203 Madison Bullard
Sophia Turk Rosabella Leach Lily Williams Darby McInnes
Annabella Willard Elizabeth Gamble
8017 Sloane Dyess 9081 Rosie Aaij Sydney Warren
Sophia Gilbert 9052 Lydia Alexander
Vivian Marlow Mackenzie Brannigan 9104 Erica Bland 9750 Lilly Bowers
Isabell Trapp Savannha Conner Cassie Casteel Aubrey Cheshire
Elaine Walker Samiya Green Brenna Gregory Lillie Geiger
Lillian Stowers Harmony Koda Jasmin Jones
8071 Krista Burton Lily Williams Lyndee Mass Alexis Kauffman
Samantha Jenkins Sophia Minor Josey Sorrells
Kayla Kyles 9081 Rosie Aaij Maggie Ragland
Eve McKeever Ainsley Smith
Stella Stripling Maggie Stephens
Kiley Tatum
Mariners & Trailblazers
This year, we rolled out a troop just for our older Girl Scout adventurers, who love the outdoors and
are looking for high adventure! All girls, Cadette through Ambassador age, are welcome to join our
Mariner and Trailblazer troops. Mariners develop skills in swimming, safety, and rescue; canoeing,
kayaking, sailing, paddle boarding, or boating; and weather and navigation all on a variety of water
bodies. The Trailblazers develop skills in orienteering, survival camping, trail hiking, sports, and
environmental stewardship. Girls are welcome to join one of both troops! The adventures are endless!
Older girls are welcome to continue their journey with their traditional troop, or decide to move solely
into these specialized troops.
If interested in becoming a Mariner and/or Trailblazer, please email
Customer Care.
Dauphin Island Sea Lab
Adventure Day
Girl Scouts of Southern Alabama (GSSA) partnered with the
Dauphin Island Sea Lab (DISL) this past weekend for DISL
Adventure Day. During the event, Girl Scouts spent the morning
in the lab where they learned facts and anecdotes as they
examined and touched a large variety of preserved specimens
from the Gulf waters. The girls also had the opportunity to
visit the Estuarium, participate in a squid dissection, and go on a
two-hour vessel ride on the 65-ft research vessel Discovery. While
on the Discovery, they trawled Mobile Bay to collect and identify
creatures that inhibit our coastal waters.
Sail Away
We were so thrilled to be able to get our girls back out on the water
and back to sailing this year! In April, we had our Sail Weekend
on the beautiful Lake Martin. This program helps girls develop
courage, confidence, and character through the skill of sailing. The
girls learned things like basic water rescues, parts and rigging of
a sailboat, points of sail, weather, knots and hitches, navigation,
dingy sailing, sloop sailing, and open water sailing.
Every Girl In A Park
From the backyard to the backcountry, Girl Scouts has a long and
storied history of getting every girl outdoors.
In fact, many Girl Scouts tell us “camping trips” are one of
the best things about their Girl Scout experience. It’s true:
connecting with the great outdoors in a girl-led setting is a
big benefit of belonging to Girl Scouts.
This is why we are so excited about our partnership with
the Alabama State Parks and Alabama Historical
Commission that lasts from May 1 to July 31, 2021.
For more information,
please visit our Every Girl In
Man Enough
Are you Man Enough to
be a Girl Scout?
Man Enough to be a Girl Scout is our way of getting men
more involved in Girl Scouts. When you join our MAN
ENOUGH NETWORK (M.E.N.), just in time for Father’s Day,
you are pledging to help our Girl Scout Leadership Experience,
because when girls succeed, so does society. Girl Scouts offers
the best leadership development experience for girls.
To join, please go to our Man Enough page on our website.
Leading Ladies - MGM
Leading Ladies Awards
June 24, 2021 - 10am-12pm
Wynlakes Country Club
Save the date for our Montgomery Leading
Ladies Awards Brunch! This event serves as a
forum for recognizing outstanding women and
organizations in southern Alabama and is an
important fundraising event and promotion for
Girl Scouting in the southern Alabama
service area.
Leading Ladies - Mobile
Leading Ladies Awards
September 22, 2021 - 5:30 P.M.
Moe’s Original BBQ
Save the date for our Mobile Leading Ladies Awards Reception!
Be on the look out for our nomination forms and more details to come!
For more information on how to become a sponsor, please contact Chief
Development Officer, Alicia Schneider, at aschneider@girlscoutssa.org.From the Girl During my thirteen years in Girl Scouts, what I loved most were all
of the new experiences: going to Kamp Kiwanis for the first time in
elementary school, and, as I got older, going on cool trips like kayaking
with manatees, swimming with dolphins, snorkeling, caving, and
rappelling. I hope to carry the willingness to try new things forward
with me.
If I were to give one piece of advice to younger girls about Girl Scouts
it would be to stick with it! Our program has a lot of flexibility so you
can decide on things your troop wants to do, whether it is community
service, outdoor adventures, or celebrating Girl Scout traditions, and
then find a badge that fits with that interest which will help you plan
the activity. The older you get, the more opportunities become
available.
Media GIRLs
Media GIRL Claire H.
Do you love the spotlight and talking about Girl Scouts? If this is you,
we’d love for you to be part of the Media GIRLs team! GSSA’s Media
GIRL Program is a year-long commitment available to Girl Scouts.
This team of Girl Scouts are the official faces and voices of GSSA.
A Media GIRL’s role is to share her personal experiences and skills
learned through participation in Girl Scouts. This program gives girls
the chance to be included in various media opportunities, write blog
posts for the council, take part in Instagram takeovers, be invited to
participate in special events, and attend business functions with GSSA
staff members.
Applications will go out on June 1, 2021.
Invest in Girls Help ensure that Girl Scout continues to impact our
community today while developing our leaders of tomorrow!
Make a secure gift at www.girlscoutssa.org!
See what your gift can do:
$1.22 a day will provide one at-risk girl with a year of leadership skill-building,
academic support and mentoring.
$25 will provide a Girl Scout membership for one girl in need.
$50 will provide Girl Scout basics - membership dues, books and uniform for one girl.
$100 will provide training and certification for a volunteer in First Aid and CPR.
$250 will support outreach programming to girls who need us most.
$340 will provide a week-long summer resident camp experience to one girl.
For more information on giving a gift, please email Chief Development Officer,
Alicia Schneider at aschneider@girlscoutssa.org.
Text GSDaisy to 474747 to give!Non-Profit Org.
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GSSA serves more than 7,000 volunteers and girls in 30 counties, including Autauga, Baldwin,
Barbour, Bullock, Butler, Chambers, Choctaw, Clarke, Coffee, Conecuh, Coosa, Covington,
Crenshaw, Dale, Dallas, Elmore, Escambia, Geneva, Henry, Houston, Lee, Lowndes, Macon,
Mobile, Monroe, Montgomery, Pike, Tallapoosa, Washington, and Wilcox.
Thank you for supporting Girl Scouts of Southern Alabama. Your investment helps us bring the Girl
Scout Leadership Experience to more girls. This is a listing of gifts received from businesses and
organizations from October 1, 2020-May 1, 2021. If we have inadvertently misspelled or omitted
your name, please accept our apologies. We invite you to notify the Fund Development Team at
(800) 239-6636, ext. 2803 or aschneider@girlscoutssa.org with your corrections.
A. White Consulting Group Beverly Crews Maxwell-Gunter Officer’s Spouses Club United Way of Baldwin Co.
Jerusha Adams Christina Crow Kathleen Mink United Way of Selma and
Joshua Agee Tracy Daniel Karen Mixon Dallas Co.
Alabama Association of RC&D Councils Madison Darling Mobile Freight & Logistics Anne Waldo
Alabama Humanities Foundation Dollar General Foundation Chrispin Montgomery Walmart Foundation
Alabama Power Service Organization Dow Corning Bradley Moody Beatrice Walton
Southeast - Farley Division Dr. & Mrs. John H. Payne, III Bill & Jeannie Napper Priscilla Warren
Alabama Trucking Association Robert & Karlyn Edmonds Judy Neil Reagan Washington
AmazonSmile Foundation Phyllis Feibelman Carol & Dave Norris Mary Weidler
American Apparel Kiri Fields Oakleigh Collective LLC Andy & Lisa Weil
Janet Asher Rhonda Fields Barbara Patton Dr. Laurie Weil &
AT&T - Alabama Four Star Freightliner Christine Prewitt Dr. Tommy Wool
David Bagwell Carlos Gant Publix Charities Wells Fargo Foundation
Melanie Beasley Barbara Gilewicz Danette Richards Cathy Whigham
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Alabama Sheryl Gordon River Region United Way Tabatha White
Justin Bogie Mary Beth Griswold Nicolas Sasser Diane Williams
Don & Cheryl Bogie Gulf Coast RC&D Kathy Sawyer Wind Creek Hospitality
Boswell Tree Service Pat Hall Steve Schloss Winn Dixie
Stacey Brandon Elizabeth Hayes Laura Searcy Wiregrass Foundation
Elizabeth Braswell Amanda Hayes Karen Sellers Elizabeth Witten
Elizabeth Brent Brenda Hedstrom Seohan Auto USA Corp. Troop 7012
Henry & Barbara Brewster Harriet Hessam Service Unit 831 Troop 7716
Marsha Britton Elizabeth Hill ServPro Montgomery Troop 7725
Keisha Brockington Inge Hill Martha Sims Troop 8003
Charles Brockington Angela Hope Smith, Dukes and Buckalew Troop 8062
Ellen Brooks International Paper Employee Snap-On Tools Troop 8138
Cathy Brown Giving Program Southeast Alabama Community Troop 8295
Carmen Brown- Bender Jinks, Crow and Dickson, P.C. Foundation Troop 8393
Janice Burnett Cheryl Johnson St. John’s Episcopal Church Troop 8491
Caddell Construction Jenelle Jones Richard & Beverly Stabler Troop 9029
Whitney Califf Junior League of Lee County State of Alabama Combined Campaign Troop 9052
Elizabeth Carnahan Barbara Kelly Eddie Stewart Troop 9114
Central Alabama Community Foundation Kristen Kemphues Kristina Stuart Troop 9327
Chevron Employee Giving Program Kilpatrick Family Enterprises, Inc. The Benevity Community Impact Fund Troop 9731
Charles Cleveland Kiwanis Club of Montgomery Foundation The Community Foundation of Troop 9750
Meghan Cochrane Lake Martin Area United Way South Alabama
Trish Coghlan Peter Land The Daniel Foundation of Alabama
Shelia Collier Brenda Langham The Shoppes at EastChase
Common Bond Brewers Lee Hamilton Flooring & Design Lyn Thornton
Corey Conner Milt Livingston Trustmark National Bank- Montgomery
Elizabeth Cook Vivian L Martin Larry & Susan Turner
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