1. food and drink
2. desserts and baking

THE BURLEITH BELL
November 2014
Happy Thanksgiving
from the
Burleith Citizens Association
Annual BCA Community Meeting
Thursday, November 13
6:30–9:00 pm
Washington International School
Meet and greet neighbors, BCA Board, and community leaders
Updates from BCA, DC Council, ANC2E, GU, and MPD
Important vote on 2015 Board of Directors
Q&A
Complimentary refreshments, courtesy of the BCA
(Visit www.burleith.org for updates.)
Also coming Up
Last Day of the Season for Glover Park-Burleith Farmers Market
Saturday, November 22
Leaf Collection
Through Saturday, December 13
Holiday Decorating Contest
Week of December 14 (judging)
Winter Gløgg Party
Sunday, January 25, 4–6 pm
EDITORIAL
President’s Message
This issue of the
Burleith Bell covers a
number of important
Burleith Citizens
Association events!
Board members
Alex Frederick and
Liane Jones represented the BCA at the
Georgetown University community fair and
tailgate event on October 25. They staffed
a table, answered questions, and shared
information about Burleith with interested
students, faculty, and staff. We thank GU’s
special projects coordinator Candace
Mosely for inviting us to this collegial event
again this year.
On October 26, kids and parents enjoyed the
Halloween Tot Lot party. A huge thanks to
Kay Langenbacher and her husband, Eric,
for their yeoman work on this fun activity.
Highlights and photo appear on page 4.
More than two dozen residents and GU
students showed up at our fall cleanup
on November 1 to rake, pick up, throw
away, and generally make Burleith a more
beautiful neighborhood. Thank you, Janice
Sims and team! See the photo on page 6.
The BCA will hold its annual meeting on
Thursday, November 13, 6:30–9:00 pm, at the
Washington International School. This is the
only meeting of the year where you can vote
for the next year’s Board of Directors, review
community achievements, and discuss key
issues of concern. We are pleased that
councilmember Jack Evans will kick off
the meeting with an update on the state
of DC and that Lauralyn Lee, GU associate
vice-president for community engagement
and strategic initiatives, and Cory Peterson,
director of the Office of Neighborhood Life,
will talk about GU/neighborhood matters.
We will have two breaks for questions and
answers and a final discussion at the end.
I encourage you all to attend, vote, enjoy
refreshments, and make your voices heard.
The agenda, slate of officers, and FY 15
budget appear on page 3.
On a less positive note, the board is
aware that a number of residents have
been bothered recently by loud day- and
nightime parties. These disturbances are
inconsistent with the quality-of-life goals
that the BCA and GU agreed to as part of the
2010 Campus Plan; neither do they reflect
the success we have had in mitigating noise
issues in collaboration with GU through the
Georgetown Community Partnership (GCP).
As recent success was achieved by working
through the GCP and cooperatively with GU’s
Office of Neighborhood Life, the board and
our ANC leadership reached out immediately
to the university to discuss these troubling
issues. Our candid conversations lead me to
be optimistic that we will be able to resolve
these challenges by working together, and
that we will see results soon. The board will
be very vigilant in working on your behalf,
and I will keep you informed of our progress.
It is important that you report noise
incidents as Rich Field details on page 4 so
that SNAP can respond, and the BCA can
continue to monitor these incidents and
engage in necessary follow-up. To locate
landlord information, should you decide to
write a letter, go to burleith.org and click on
“Noise Reporting Procedures” (middle of
the page).
I look forward to seeing you at the
community meeting and benefitting from
your ideas and opinions.
Nan Bell
[email protected]
Father John F. Payne (1961–2014)
The BCA mourns the death of Father Payne, an
outstanding leader and role model to students during
his two decades of teaching and administrative service
at Duke Ellington School of the Arts. Gifts in memory of
Father Payne may be made to The Ellington Fund, 2001
10th Street NW, Washington, DC 20001 or online at
www.ellingtonschool.org/ellington-fund/donate-now/.
(For more information or questions, please call 282-0123.)
Photo by Brian Nielsen.
BURLEITH CITIZENS ASSOCIATION
Board of Directors
President Vice President Co-Recording Secretaries
Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Member at large
Member at large
Member at large
Member at large
Member at large
Member at large
Membership Webmaster BCA Contacts
Nan Bell
Rich Field
Alex Frederick
Eric Langenbacher
Linda Brooks Edith Cecil David Bachner
Ann Carper
Walter Hillabrant
Liane Jones
Janice Sims
Kay Twomey
Linda Brooks Ross Schipper
338-2831
669-1986
(215) 391-7874
337-8211
333-2826
625-1542
239-1209
333-5559
338-6519
550-2341
333-6435
333-2826
333-2826 Burleith Yahoo Listserv
Friends of Ellington Field Fall/Spring Cleanup
Public Works
Transportation
Walter Hillabrant
Rich Field Janice Sims
Janice Sims
Alex Frederick
338-6519
669-1986
333-6435
333-6435
(215) 391-7874
Newsletter
Editor Advertising
Circulation
Designer
Ann Carper Liane Jones Kay Langenbacher Marjorie Kask 333-5559
550-2341
337-8211
744-6066
Write to board members and the BCA at: PO Box 32262, Calvert Street Station,
2336 Wisconsin Ave. NW, Washington DC 20007 | Email [email protected]
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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COMMUNITY
Annual BCA Community Meeting Agenda
2014 Board Slate
(subject to change)
State of DC
Jack Evans, Ward 2 Councilmember
Welcome/BCA 2014 Achievements
Nan Bell, President
2015 BCA Budget
Eric Langenbacher, Recording Secretary
Update on Burleith Community Fund
Kay Twomey, President
2015 BCA Board Officer
and Member Slate
Rich Field, Vice President
President
Eric Langenbacher
Vice-President
Nan Bell
Co-Recording Secretaries Alex Frederick
Robert Russell (incoming)
Corresponding Secretary Linda Brooks
Treasurer
Edith Cecil
Non-officer Directors (At-large)
Q&A
Ellington Community Partnership
Ed Solomon, ANC2E Commissioner
Noise Statistics
Linda Brooks, Corresponding Secretary
GU Office of Neighborhood Life
L auralyn Lee, Associate Vice President
for Community Engagement and
Strategic Initiatives
Cory Peterson, Director, Office
of Neighborhood Life
Neighborhood Police Report
Lt. John Knutsen, MPD
Q&A/ Discussion
BCA 2015 PROPOSED BUDGET
Income
Donations (Cleanup/Picnic)
Tee-Shirts
Membership Dues Newsletter Advertising
$3,550
575
7,740
4,453
Total Income
$16,318
Expenses
Accountant/Filing Fees
$1,000
Insurance
1,520
Legal
400
Cleanup (Spring/Fall)
150
Halloween/Santa
255
Annual Meeting
550
Membership Database
540
Newsletter (Printing/Design/Delivery) 3,240
Picnic
4,595
Website
1,400
Holiday Board & Volunteer Party
300
Post Box
148
Professional Fees
120
Brochures
350
Ellington Field
150
Miscellaneous
1,500
Professional Fees
100
Total Expenses
$16,318
www.burleith.org
Officers
Ann Carper
Rich Field
Walter Hillabrant
Liane Jones
Francine Steininger (incoming)
Kay Twomey
Additional Nominations
Additions to the proposed slate of officers and
non-officer directors may be made according to
the current bylaws, which read:
“…any individual not nominated by the Nominating
Committee, who is eligible for an officer or nonofficer director position under the bylaws and
wishes to be considered for such position by the
membership at the Annual Meeting, shall be
deemed nominated for such position if he
or she submits a written petition signed by
individuals representing no less than 30% of the
voting membership of the Association, to the
Corresponding Secretary of the Association no later
than 14 days before the day of the Annual Meeting.”
Burleith Community Fund News
By Kay Twomey
The Burleith Community Fund is pleased to announce that
Liane Jones is joining its board of directors as vice president,
effective immediately. Liane is a member of the BCA Board,
where she has done a great job managing advertising for the
Burleith Bell and fundraising for community activities, including
the summer picnic. Liane’s talents and energy will help the
BCF reach its full potential as the BCF continues to work with
the BCA, residents, and local community partners to build a
stronger and more beautiful Burleith.
Since 2008, the BCF has actively funded projects benefiting
the neighborhood, including the landscaping of Ellington Field,
walking tours of Burleith, our 90th anniversary celebration,
innovative collaborations with resident artists, and this year’s
restoration and rededication of the Daniel Boone monument on
the Ellington School grounds.
continued on page 4
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Tot Lot Halloween Party
COMMUNITY
By Kay and Eric Langenbacher
The annual Burleith Halloween party took place amidst
sunny but windy weather on Sunday, October 26, at the
Tot Lot on 35th Street. Approximately 30 children and their
parents enjoyed the fun and games, which included dry ice
bubbles, ball and ring tossing, temporary tattoos, and arts
and crafts. Special thanks go to Lenore Rubino for donating
organic treats and bringing Jess Lindeman, who helped the
kids transform glue, borax, and coloring into slime. We also
appreciate the assistance of Caitlin-Jean Juricic, Lucie and
Marguerite Warga, Adam and Max Langenbacher, Doug
McKnight, Devin Horne, and Jason DuPaul. We are especially
grateful to Whole Foods for generously providing juice, fruit,
and snacks and the BCA for its continued sponsorship and
financial support.
Photo by Kay Langenbacher.
What YOU Can Do About Noise in Our Neighborhood
By Rich Field
You can become part of the solution to the noise problem if you do
BOTH of the following when you are disturbed:
First: Call the GU Helpline at 687-8413, 7 days a week, any time
of day or night, to report noise, trash, or any other disturbance on
the street or from any house. GU will then send SNAP or the GU
police (the Department of Public Safety) to investigate and follow
up with you if you wish. If GU students are not involved, GU will
report the disturbance to the DC Metropolitan Police Department.
Of course, in an emergency, or if the noise continues unabated,
call 911.
Then: Email [email protected] with the subject line “Noise.”
Please include in your email these five pieces of information:
3. Description of the noise or other problem.
4. T he action you took and when (such as called the GU Helpline).
5. The result of that action, if any.
It is very important that you take BOTH of the actions above—
make the call to the Helpline AND send an email to the BCA. If
you don’t call the Helpline, GU won’t necessarily know that there
is a problem. If you don’t email the BCA, we will have no way to
keep track of the problem.
If you have any questions, concerns, or other possible solutions
about noise, or any other neighborhood disturbance, please email
[email protected].
1. Your contact info so we can respond to you.
2. Date, time, and address (to the best of your knowledge)
of the disturbance.
Burleith Community Fund News Continued from page 3
The BCF Board—Edie Cecil, Walter Hillabrant, Liane Jones, and I—
is grateful to everyone who has participated in these activities and
provided financial support. We hope that you will consider donating
to the BCF today and volunteer to help plan and execute programs.
In the meantime, please open your wallets and become part of
the change and improvement to our community. You can donate
online or make checks payable to Burleith Community Fund, PO
Box 32262, 2236 Wisconsin Avenue, Washington, DC 20007.
One way you can support the BCF is to donate to the call box
restoration project, a new effort spearheaded by the Burleith
History Group that will help beautify several intersections in
Burleith as well as foster collaboration between residents and
community partners. We plan to restore the five call boxes one at
a time or as many as we have support for. Look for more details in
the December Bell.
About The Burleith Community Fund. The BCF was established
to strengthen the Burleith community by promoting charitable
activities, cultural enrichment, community service, and environmental
improvements. The BCF is a 501(c) (3) non-profit organization, federal
tax identification number 26-3431078. Your contribution is fully taxdeductible. Consult your tax adviser for details.
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COMMUNITY
Restaurant Review: La Chaumiere
By Corinna Lothar, [email protected]
It’s been around for decades, and with all the new restaurants
popping up, one tends to forget old favorites. At La Chaumiere in
Georgetown, the food is as good as memory paints, the service
is prompt and courteous, and the atmosphere more like a French
country inn than a Washington power establishment.
The ambiance is warm and friendly—made warmer in winter by
the fireplace in the front of the restaurant. Walls are decorated
with gleaming pots, pans, and kitchen utensils; the ceiling is
beamed. When the restaurant is full, it can be noisy, but never so
noisy that you have to shout to be heard.
The food is traditionally French, not nouvelle, but classic. Brains,
liver, soufflés, veal, venison, fruit tarts, snails, tripe, and onion
soup are always on the menu.
Begin a meal with an excellent Caesar or simple green salad, or
an individual cheese soufflé, as light and delicious as can be. Or
perhaps with a serving of lobster bisque, oysters, clams, baked
mussels, snails, or pâté maison.
The choices for main courses are extensive. A house specialty
found almost nowhere else in Washington is the quenelle de
brochet, a pike dumpling in a lobster sauce, available as an
appetizer or a main course. It’s a rich, satisfying dish, with only a
hint of fish. For fish lovers, choices include trout, a fish stew, and
salmon in puff pastry. Pepper steak, duck breast, venison, and
an excellent dish of veal scallopini are some of the meat dishes.
The veal is described on the menu as veal in lemon butter, but the
sauce that arrives is more complex, yet delicate and tasty. And, of
course, there are the brains, liver, and tripe, the latter cooked with
Calvados and a rarity in Washington.
The weekly specials, prepared under the direction of chef de
cuisine, Patrick Orange, are a crêpe filled with crabmeat in a
champagne cream sauce on Tuesdays; on Wednesdays, it’s
couscous with a variety of meats; and on Thursdays, it’s cassoulet
Toulousain with duck confit, lamb, sausage, and cannellini beans.
Desserts include profiteroles, sorbets, crème brûlée, flourless
chocolate cake, Grand Marnier or chocolate soufflés, and a
fabulous apple tart baked on a paper-thin pastry crust, topped
with a scoop of vanilla ice cream.
The lunch menu is in major part the same as dinner, with the
addition of a few items, such as crab cakes and sea scallops, and
with slightly lower prices.
Dining at La Chaumiere, winter or summer, for lunch or dinner, is a
step back in time, and a delightful step at that.
La Chaumiere, 2813 M Street NW, 338-1784
Hours: Monday to Friday, 11:30 am to 10:30 pm;
Saturday, 5:30 to 10:30 pm. Closed Sunday.
Prices: Starters $5.75 to $17.50 (lunch), $7 to $11 (dinner);
main courses $15 to $20.75 (lunch), $19 to $34 (dinner);
desserts $6.25 to $11.
Happenings at Hardy Middle School
By Brian O’Neill and Aspen Adams, Grade 7
Day of the Dead has come to Hardy Middle
School’s Spanish classes, but what is Day
of the Dead? The Day of the Dead is a
Mexican holiday where they build altars
(called ofrendas) to celebrate lost family
members, who are believed to come back
from the dead on that one night. Day of the
dead is celebrated in Mexico, from October
31 to November 2 of every year. This year,
HMS students created their own altars to famous people who,
sadly, aren’t with us anymore: Lisa Nicole Lopez, Whitney Houston,
Michael Jackson, Robin Williams, and Tupac. The altars included
breads, candles, and photographs of the deceased. Students used
face paint to depict Day of the Dead spirits. The Day of the Dead
altars will be on display at parent/teacher conferences this month.
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Ms. Whitty’s design students and Ms.
Carpenter’s “trashion fashion” girls went
to the Cooper-Hewitt Teen Fair at the
Smithsonian’s S. Dillon Ripley Center, where
they met designers from every field: fashion
design, product design, architecture,
interaction design, communication design,
and the list goes on. Students got to talk with
the designers and got advice and tips on
each designer’s field. Tim Gunn, from America’s Top Model, was
even there to talk with kids. This experience provided students
with inside looks at different fields of design and opened them to
other possibilities. It was a great experience.
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Hiking Up Your Spirits
COMMUNITY
By Angela Iovino
Living in Burleith for 30 years, I never thought a hiking group would
be so much fun and so beneficial to me. The hiking leaders make
the difference! Whether sauntering along the Potomac or rambling
around boulders at Great Falls, viewing Mount Vernon from
Accokeek Park in Maryland or simply taking in mysterious wetlands,
the Burleith hiking group is led by expert hikers Ross Schipper and
Linda Brooks.
someone offers you an apple. Isn't community life all about knowing
your neighbors and helping out? Well, join the hiking group and your
Saturdays will give you a spike in uplifting feelings. On one of our last
hikes, we had three wonderful GU undergraduates along with us, and
they were delighted, as were we, with all the “wild life” so close to
home. The hiking group normally leaves Burleith at 9 am on Saturday
once or twice a month.
Ross and Linda present you with a map of the day's hike, drive you
to the hike, and coordinate the extra cars if we have a big group.
If you forget water, Linda shares her bottle; if your tummy rumbles,
To join this Burleith Special Interest Group (BSIG), email Ross
Schipper at [email protected].
Nearly 30 neighbors and GU students and staff
turned out on November 1 to collect litter and
trash in yards, streets, and alleyways. Thanks
to Georgetown University for providing bags
and trash collection, and special thanks to our
local Einstein Bros. Bagels for donating coffee
and bagels.
Are you suffering
from hip pain?
MedStar Georgetown University Hospital’s
fellowship-trained orthopaedic surgeons
specialize in innovative procedures, like
anterior hip replacement, to help you return
to life faster.
To contact one of our orthopaedic specialists,
visit Ortho.MedStarGeorgetown.org
or call 202-751-3350.
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November 8
Music: Burt the Dirt • Food Truck: Kafta Mania
November 15
Music: Rick Franklin • Food Truck: Crepe Love
Special Events: Story Time with Georgetown
Library, Sweet Green Cooking Demo, Balance
Gym pop-up
November 22 (Last of the Season)
Music: Snakehead Run • Food Truck: The Big
Cheese • Special Events:Fiber Arts Festival
Free Bike Clinics each week (10am-1pm)
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Burleith Leaf Collection: Nov. 3–Dec. 13
Rake leaves to the treebox space (not street) by Sunday
Nov. 2 for collection from Nov. 3 to 15
Nov. 30 for collection Dec. 1 to 13
Bagged leaves may also be placed with alley trash/recycling containers.
These leaves will be disposed with trash as truck space allows.
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GEORGETOWN
Flea Market
8am – 4pm every Sunday
[across from the Social Safeway]
1819 35th St NW Washington DC
[between S & T Sts at Hardy Middle School]
202-775-FLEA
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50+ dealers
antiques, collectibles, furniture, jewelry,
vintage furnishings & accessories
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Please consider supporting the Burleith Citizens
Association and its efforts on your behalf by
joining or renewing your membership. This list
represents members in good standing, along
with their renewal due date.
PATRONS
Bell, Nan/ Kane, Robert
Bigelow, Alfred B.
Brooks/Schipper, Linda & Ross
Calabresi-Emery Family
Duke Ellington School of the Arts
Itteilag/Donnelly, Nancy & Jack
Mangeri, Lesli
Rubino, Lenore & Clark, Patterson
Smith, Jean; Spence, Doug
ADVOCATES
Bachner, Forrest & David
Brown, Stephen & June
Byerlee, Laura & Derek
Cecil, Edith
Clark, Martha Ann
Cohen, Hank & Suzanne
Dunleavy/Schacht, David/Dave
Field, Rich; Hepler, Kathie
Gill, Nicholas
Halem, Mitchell
Hardy, Bonnie & John
Hegy, Sheila
Herlihy, Dan
Johnson, Bruce K.
Langenbacher Family
Levy, Ed & Mary
Pallandre, Candith
Pierangelo, Claire
Price, Will: Lumb, Nicky
Russell Family
Scolaro, Patricia
Sims, Janice; Harrison, Glen
Taylor, Nancy & Pat
Warga Family
Wright, Jackie & Steve
SPONSORS
Adams, Sara; Temchin, Jerry
Bennett, Marilyn; Starlin, Dwane
Carper, Ann; McKinnon, Beth
Clark, Jayne
Clark, Jerald & Alice
Clifford-Rogers, Ellen & Paul
Coughlin, Nan
Davies, Patricia
Davis Family
Garbrick, Lee & Loretta
Gisler Family
Gordus/Schultz Family
Hillabrant,Walter & Judy
Jarratt, Jennifer
Jones, Liane
Renewal date
24-Sep-15
8-Mar-15
13-Feb-15
11-Oct-15
6-Feb-15
30-Apr-15
4-Feb-15
23-Oct-15
27-Sep-15
1-Nov-15
25-Sep-15
29-Oct-15
3-Aug-15
15-Jan-15
23-Jul-15
26-Jan-15
23-Apr-15
25-Jul-15
30-Nov-14
10-Dec-14
26-Sep-15
18-Feb-15
15-Oct-15
26-Sep-15
9-May-15
12-Dec-14
7-Apr-15
6-Mar-15
9-Jun-15
11-Jun-15
15-Apr-15
17-Sep-15
7-Feb-15
7-Dec-14
6-Oct-15
20-Mar-15
27-Dec-14
28-Sep-15
6-Feb-15
8-May-15
4-Nov-15
1-Nov-14
7-Feb-15
5-Aug-15
26-May-15
6-Nov-14
11-Jun-15
13-Sep-15
19-May-15
MEMBERSHIP
Kenkel, Ann
Krim, Tarik & Catherine
Krooth, John
Lockwood, Susan
McCormack Family
Messina, Gary & Karyne
Meyer, Mary & Henry
Morrissey, Betty & Paul
Murphy, Jeannette
Napolitano, O.
Ohl, Ed
Park, Shinok; Tyrone & Louie
Peterson, R.S.
Ray, Dennis; Barratt, Michael
Razi, Joan
Reed, Richard & Pat
Richardson, James A.
Rocklands Barbecue & Grilling Co.
Simon, Suzanne & John
Sophia Henry Real Estate
Starr, Eric; Chinnock, Kathyrn
Steininger Household
Twomey Household
van Noppen, Pepper
Volkman, Charles & Jutta
Wedderburn, Monique B.
Wolfe, Marjorie
Yamanis-Lee Family
HOUSEHOLD & SENIOR
Alexander, Jane & Chuck
Anderson, Carole Lewis
Baron Family
Baume, Carol
Berkowitz, Dr. Joan B.
Bhatia, Ashok
Blanchard, Helen S.
Brevetti, Rosella
Clark, Kristina
Clements Family
Coe, David & Karen
Colomer, Josep
Crocker/Vaishnav Bathsheba/Milan
Danon, Shoshana; Perkins, Michael
Dempsey, Jim & Holly
Dwyer, Paul
Eaton/Evett, Shana & Mike
Edwards, Bob & Susan
Ehardt, Carolyn; Blount, Ben
Eichelberger, Bernadette
Emery, Christine
Farquhar, Michael
Feder, Meaghan & Kevin
France de Bravo/Bravo Brandel/Mario
Grantz, Brad & Katherine
Gravatte Lee; Cavanaugh, Carol
Gruendl, Nick & Deirdre
Hall, Richard & Linda
Hallet, Mauricette & Donaldson
29-Sep-15
15-Apr-15
26-Jul-15
4-Aug-15
9-Sep-15
9-Oct-15
13-Jul-15
15-Feb-15
12-Nov-15
18-Oct-15
18-Dec-14
31-Dec-15
23-May-15
25-Jul-15
26-Sep-15
10-Sep-15
16-Apr-15
20-Sep-15
16-Dec-14
10-Nov-14
2-Feb-15
20-Feb-15
19-Jan-15
10-Sep-15
6-Nov-15
1-Oct-15
9-Oct-15
8-Nov-14
6-May-15
22-Apr-15
7-Jun-15
11-Apr-15
6-Jun-15
18-Oct-15
5-Oct-15
6-Jul-15
25-Jan-15
7-Oct-15
5-Jan-15
4-Sep-15
19-Aug-15
5-Aug-15
1-Oct-15
15-Dec-14
16-Sep-15
16-Nov-14
3-Jun-15
6-May-15
14-Oct-15
4-Oct-15
26-Feb-15
22-May-15
11-Oct-15
6-Oct-15
15-Apr-15
11-Jun-15
18-Feb-15
Henneberg/Hayes Family
Hennessy, Kevin; McKay, Mark
Henry, Gail & Francis, Sam
Herman, Megan
Hodskins, Liza Gookin
Iovino, Angela
Irmler, Monica
Jackson, Simon & Stacia
Jikaria, Omika
Johns, Kirby Household
Johnson, Myles & Ruth
Juppenlatz, Gail & Dick
Keegan, Dan & Lisa
Kerkam, Catherine P.
Kim Family
King, Jeffery and Margaret
Koster, Julia
Kraft, Chris
Kroll, Charlotte
Lensen-Tomasson, Nancy
Linda & Silvestro, Roth/Conte
Long, Clarence & Jill
Long, Maureen A.
MacKenzie, Mary Ann
Martinez, Tess
Mathias, Marianne & Emmanuel
McAuliffe, Myra
McCaffrey, Judith E.
McKinney, Beth
Metcalf, Corinna
Middleton, Peyton & Carol
Petretich, Michael; Sapienza, Terri
Phillipps, Sharon
Preslar, Braddock
Quillen, JL
Razi, Ioana
Robinson, Carol
Russell, Edgar F. III
Schaffner, Larry & Irene
Schantz, Katherine; Frederick, Alex
Smith Family
Smith, Brian & Beth
Smith, Page
Snyder, Mark
Solomon, Jennifer & Jonathan
Stancioff, D.
Stearns, Barbara
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