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Session Agenda St. Charles Avenue Presbyterian Church

May 18, 2015 – 6:00 p.m. Frampton Fellowship Hall Call to Order – Dr. Don Frampton Meditation, Prayer - Hans Jonassen, Personnel Committee Moderator’s Report - Dr. Don Frampton –

- Report: - Status of search for Associate Pastor

Clerk’s Report – John Pearce; (Rasch Brown, Assistant Clerk) - Report: - Change of dates for August, 2015, Steering Committee meeting moved to August

17th and Session Meeting moved to August 24th - announce dates of remaining face-to-face meetings (June and September) -

announce that remaining Steering Committee meetings will be by teleconference.

- Action Item: Approval of prior meeting minutes - April 12, 2015 Minutes of New Member Meeting - April 27, 2015 Minutes of Stated Meeting of Session - May 3, 2015 Congregational Meeting

Report of Presbyterian Women – See attached report Team Reports: Christian Education - Cathy Franklin, Chair; (Michael O’Keefe, VC) - No Report Community Ministry – Amber Beezley, Chair; (Tupper Allen, VC) - Report: - Carrollton Camp update - Volunteerspot.org Congregational Care – Margo Phelps, Chair; (Barbara Weiser, VC)

- No Report

Congregational Life – Geoff Snodgrass, Chair; (Price Lanier, VC) - Report: - WNO Speakers Program - Snowball Sunday - Wine tasting event - Update: Wednesday Night Out Dinners/Speakers Finance – Lee Randall, Chair; (Debbie Rees, VC) - Report: - April financial information (see attached) Member Involvement – Beth Poe, Chair; (Mike Pugh, VC)

- Report: - Call for volunteers to serve as Commissioners from SCAPC to the Presbytery meeting in Albany, Louisiana (near Hammond) on June 2nd

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- Call for volunteers for Carrollton Summer Camp - Preparations for Pentecost Sunday service

Membership – Jack Little, Chair; (Tripp Edwards, VC) - Report: - April 2015 membership report (see attached) - 2015 year-to-date list of new members (see attached) - Action Item: - Membership reactivation of Scott Clark Graf Personnel – Hans Jonassen, Chair; (Dave Mize, VC) - No Report Property – Bruce Peterson, Chair; (Brent Butcher, VC) - Report - Initial second floor renovation work commencing and contract signed - Waterproofing is substantially completed for Phase I Stewardship – John Dunlap, Chair; (Ben Tiller, VC) - No Report World Mission – Henrietta Harris, Chair; (Patti Pannell, VC) - No Report Worship & Music – Judith Halverson, Chair; (Donna Lupberger, VC)

- Report: - Request for four Elder volunteers to assist with communion on Sunday, May 31st - Report on Pentecost Sunday coordination with Member Involvement - Establishment of an ad hoc committee for the New Organ Fund Initiative

- Action Item: - Approval of Baptism of Scott Clark Graf, Jr. (child of Vanessa Weber Graf and

Scott Clark Graf) for the 10:30 service on October 25, 2015 Youth and Young Adults – Catherine Cauley, Chair; (Lee Anne Trichel, VC) - No Report Pastoral Care – The Pastors - Report: New Business / Other Matters: Staff Reports: Phil Stagg Jim Stayton

Steven Blackmon Andy Fox Michele Murphy Wayne Willcox Closing Prayer – Church Staff

Minutes Meeting of the Session

St. Charles Avenue Presbyterian Church New Orleans, Louisiana

April 12, 2015

The Session of St. Charles Ave. Presbyterian Church was called to order by Moderator, Dr. Don Frampton, on April 12, 2015. (Phil Stagg was elected Moderator in Don Frampton’s absence, and with his approval. G-10.0103 a). An opening prayer was given. The purpose of the meeting was to receive new members. In attendance were: Judith Luchsinger Philip Luchsinger John Morton Julie Nice Jack Little Elizabeth McGough Roney Morton Gwen Wertz Upon motion, the following persons were formally received by the Session:

Transfer of Membership: Jeanne Schumm

Reaffirmation of Faith:

Profession of Faith: Reactivation of Membership: Affiliate:

Jerry Schumm Following prayer, the meeting was adjourned. Respectfully submitted,

Gwen Wertz

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St. Charles Avenue Presbyterian Church Minutes of Stated Meeting of Session

April 27, 2015; 6:00 p.m. Call to Order ─ Dr. Donald R. Frampton, Moderator The Moderator called the meeting to order at 6:00 p.m. in the SCAPC Chapel. Attendance: Present: Nathan Adams, Patrick Adams, Laura Avery, Steven Blackmon, Rasch Brown, Catherine Cauley, Jeanie Clinton, John Dunlap, Tripp Edwards, Andy Fox, Don Frampton, Cathy Franklin, Jane Gwyn, Judith Halverson, John Hope, IV, Hans Jonassen, Price Lanier, Jack Little, Dave Mize, John Morton, Jr., Michele Murphy, Michael O’Keefe, Patti Pannell, John Y. Pearce, Bruce Peterson, Margo Phelps, Lee Randall, Debbie Rees, Geoff Snodgrass, Philip Stagg, Jean Stickney, Barry Thompson, Ben Tiller, Barbara Weiser, Wayne Willcox, and Lilla Wright. Excused: Tupper Allen, Amber Beezley, Henrietta Harris, Julie Nice, Emma Pegues, Beth Poe, Mike Pugh, Jim Stayton, and Pierce Young. Absent: Anderson Baker, Brent Butcher, John Geiser, III, Seth Hagler, Gordon Kolb, Donna Lupberger, John Martin, Casey Morriss, Ashlin Murphy, and Lee Anne Trichel. The Clerk confirmed that a quorum was present. Meditation/Prayer ─ Charlie Kaliszeski, Ian Lott, Shea Murphy, Annie Sternbergh, and Will Sternbergh delivered their faith journeys and, upon motion duly made, seconded, and unanimously adopted, the presenting confirmands were approved to become active members. Following a brief recess, the Session reconvened in Frampton Fellowship Hall. Moderator’s Report ─ Dr. Donald R. Frampton The Moderator called for ratification of a resolution of appreciation for Emma Pegues, who served as director of the RHINO Ministry from December 13, 2014 to early April, 2015 (copy attached). Upon motion duly made, seconded, and unanimously carried, the resolution was approved. The Moderator then requested a motion to approve calling a congregational meeting for May 3, 2015, immediately following the 10:30 service, the purpose of which is to seek approval of the proposed renovations to the second floor of the Education Building with an attendant budget, and to receive nominations and to elect the SCAPC 2018 Elder Class. Upon motion duly made, seconded, and unanimously approved, the motion calling said meeting was approved. Clerk’s Report ─ John Y. Pearce (Rasch Brown, Assistant Clerk)

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The Clerk reported that he had conferred with the chairs or team leaders for all of the church’s committees and teams concerning the status of the SCAPC 2015-2019 Strategic Plan in order to report timely to the Session concerning the same. He further stated that all church committees and teams have commenced planning and cooperative efforts addressing the suggestions and goals included in the SCAPC Strategic Plan and that all are current through the first quarter of 2015. Among other undertakings, he reported that Property has launched its study for improvements to the second floor of the Education Building and that construction is underway to address leakage problems in the Sanctuary. Finance, working with Worship and Music, has established a stand-alone fund for a new organ. Community Ministries and World Missions are conducting a joint analysis to assess combining their efforts and initiatives going forward. Membership reports that through the first quarter of 2015, SCAPC is ahead of its target to increase SCAPC membership rolls to 1,350 by the end of 2019. The Clerk then confirmed that all committees and teams are hard at work to achieve the goals and objectives of the SCAPC Strategic Plan. The Clerk then asked the Moderator to request a motion for approval of the following Minutes which were attached to the meeting packet: Minutes of March 15, 2015 Called Meeting of the Session (to receive new members ─

Part 1) Minutes of March 15, 2015 Called Meeting of the Session (to receive new members ─

Part 2) Minutes of March 23, 2015 Stated Meeting of Session On motion duly made, seconded, and unanimously carried, the above identified Minutes were approved with the request that an annual listing of new members through February, 2015 be attached to the Minutes of March 23rd Finally, the Clerk shared letters of thanks received by SCAPC from Ghana and Senchi-Ferry, and Liberty’s Kitchen for SCAPC’s support of those groups. Presbyterian Women ─ Henrietta Harris, PWCT Session Liason Mrs. Harris presented a written report (copy attached) on behalf of the SCAPC Presbyterian Women Coordinating Team (PWCT). Committee/Team Reports ─ Christian Education ─ (Cathy Franklin, Chair; Michael O’Keefe, VC) The Chair, Cathy Franklin, reported that planning for Christian Education Classes and

Vacation Bible School is progressing. Community Ministry ─ (Amber Beezley, Chair; Tupper Allen, VC)

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No report. Congregational Care ─ (Margo Phelps, Chair; Barbara Weiser, VC) No report. Congregational Life ─ (Geoff Snodgrass; Price Lanier, VC) No report. Finance ─ (Lee Randall, Chair; Debbie Rees, VC) The Chair, Lee Randall, provided an overview of the March financial information (see

attached report). He then spoke generally about Nursery School financial matters, including accounting

processes and the cooperative effort for more coordination between the Nursery School and the Session.

He then observed that the Finance Committee, together with the Property Committee,

was moving to request approval of the budget for second floor renovations to the Education Building (see Property Committee below).

Member Involvement ─ (Beth Poe, Chair; Mike Pugh, VC) On behalf of the Committee, John Dunlap reported that Member Involvement would be

heavily involved in recruiting volunteers from the congregation to staff the Carrollton Summer Camp Program (consistent with the long-range plan) and to incentivize church members to become more active in volunteering for SCAPC programs and initiatives in general.

Membership ─ (Jack Little, Chair; Tripp Edwards, VC) The Chair, Jack Little, advised that SCAPC has received eleven new members since the

first of the year. Their names are included in the Session Packet. He further stated that the long-range plan objective to add two hundred members over the next five years remains on target. The Chair then reported that ten new members, of a possible sixteen, attended the April 8th Wednesday Night Out Program. Four new members cancelled due to illness or other last minute obligations. The Chair reported that the event was a success and that the Committee plans to continue to utilize the WNO program as a means of integrating new members into the church community.

Personnel ─ (Hans Jonassen, Chair; Dave Mize, VC) The Chair, Hans Jonassen, informed the Session that Caroline Cottingham had been hired

as the new RHINO Program Director and would start on May 26th. He further advised

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that Carro Gardner, Dave White, and Don Paxton, who served as the Search Committee for the new RHINO Program Director, should be congratulated for their collective effort and a job well done.

Property ─ (Bruce Peterson, Chair; Brent Butcher, VC) The Chair, Bruce Peterson, gave a report on the status of the Sanctuary waterproofing

project, both Phases I and II, and stated that the project was proceeding on schedule. He further reported that together with the Finance Committee, Property met to approve proceeding with the second floor renovation of the Education Building at a budgeted cost of $400,000 ($245,000 to be provided by the Nursery School, $25,000 from special gifts and memorials for this project, and $130,000 from the Maddox Property Maintenance Fund within the Visionary Fund). The proposed motion and budget are attached. In response to a question about adequate office space for additional hires the Long Range Plan envisions, Bruce assured the Session that there would be. Upon motion duly made, seconded, and carried, the project and attendant budget was approved.

Stewardship ─ (John Dunlap, Chair; Ben Tiller, VC) The Chair, John Dunlap, stated that the Strategic Plan envisions an initiative to increase

member involvement (both time and talents), to increase membership, and to concomitantly increase donations to cover the additional costs for personnel necessary to undertake the task of volunteer coordination and involvement. He stated that the 2015 stewardship theme would be “Join us in the Adventure.” This theme is taken from William Willimon’s book, “Why Jesus?”, which instructs that Jesus enlists ordinary people to a much larger purpose than their own lives and thereby makes our lives mean more than they could have meant on their own.

World Mission ─ (Henrietta Harris, Chair; Patti Pannell, VC) No report. Worship and Music ─ (Judith Halverson, Chair; Donna Lupberger, VC) The Chair, Judith Halverson, reported that Worship and Music is working on an initiative

to fuel the Organ Campaign. She also commented on the new video cameras in the sanctuary which provide improved quality of the sermons provided by SCAPC online. Worship and Music is also working on a special service for Pentecost Sunday, May 24, and soliciting foreign language volunteers in connection with the same.

Upon motion duly made, seconded, and carried, the baptism of the child of Bradford

Krehl Stillwagon and Claudia Sheba Stillwagon was approved for the 10:30 service on November 29, 2015.

Youth and Young Adults ─ (Catherine Cauley, Chair; Lee Anne Trichel, VC)

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No report. Pastoral Care ─ (the Pastors) The pastors reported on visits with congregation members in the hospital during the

course of the last month. New Business / Other Matters ─ Dave Mize, former chairman of the long range planning task force, observed that in his

view significant progress in the initiation of the SCAPC long range plan has been accomplished in the first quarter of 2015. He made several observations concerning the proposed renovation of the second floor of the Education Building. He further stated that the proposed renovation plan places SCAPC in good shape for anticipated growth consistent with the long range plan.

Staff Reports ─ Wayne Willcox ─ Wayne thanked the Session for passing the second floor of the Education Building

renovation budget and requested consideration and patience with the staff during the necessary interruptions occasioned by any renovation project.

He also informed the Session of an incident involving an underage driver hitting

the scaffolding on the State Street side of the church and further stated that the passenger was uninjured and that the matter was under control.

Closing Prayer ─ Rev. Philip Stagg offered a closing prayer. Upon motion duly made, seconded, and unanimously carried, the Session adjourned at approximately 8:20 p.m. Respectfully submitted, __________________________ ____________________________________ John Y. Pearce, Clerk of Session Donald R. Frampton, Moderator of Session

SCAPCPRESBYTERIANWOMENModerator: BETTY HOPE 

Vice‐Moderator: HALLIE BOH May 18, 2015 

   The following are both recent and upcoming activities of the PW: 

Installation service for the incoming PW leadership on Sunday, May 17, 2015  PW training and planning session  on Monday June 1, 2015 

The letter announcing the money sent by the PW of SCAPC to the PRESBYTERIAN MISSION AGENCY for the PRESBYTERIAN WORLD MISSION for our Presbyterian Mission 

workers/coworkers:    

St. Charles Avenue Presbyterian Church 1545 State Street, New Orleans, LA 70118 Kathy Randall, PW Treasurer 170 Walnut St. 3F New Orleans, LA 70118 504-866-7435 h and 601-519-2413 c kathyrandall@bellsouth.net April 2, 2015 Presbyterian World Mission PO Box 643700 Pittsburgh, PA 15264-3700 Re: Presbyterian Women donation to Missionaries TO: Presbyterian Church (USA) Mission Co-Workers Enclosed please find a PW donation to the Missionaries supported by our congregation. This is an additional love gift above the contribution of our church, and is made lovingly by Presbyterian Women. PW wanted each of the Missionaries to know that they are prayed for and supported here in our own PW Circles. Accordingly, the distribution of these gifts should be: D505045 Larry & Inge Sthreshley = $100 D507535 Jo Ella Holman = $700 D506770 Leslie & Cynthia Morgan = $100 D503801 Dennis & Maribel Smith = $100 Total = $1,000 in check # 1606 THANK YOU Report submitted by Henrietta Augustus Harris, Session Liaison to SCAPC Presbyterian Women 

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Time 18:22:56 Fiscal Year Beginning 1/1/2015

Budgeted Financial Statement for Period 04 April 33.33%

SCAPC Monthly Financial Report

Var. Actual

Actual for Actual for Actual Budget to Annual Actual YTD

Description Period Period Last Year YTD Annual Budget % Last Year

RECEIPTS

Prior Yr Pledge Revenue 1,955.00 5,485.00 34,256.46 30,000.00 114.19 37,261.87

Current Year Pledge Revenue 122,626.34 69,534.92 399,381.01 1,255,282.75 31.82 308,022.94

Draw on Prepaid Pledges 7,338.11 56,224.91 122,341.74 180,636.66 67.73 168,988.30

Members w/o Pledges 4,140.00 4,080.00 13,240.00 70,000.00 18.91 11,178.00

Loose Plate Collections 6,422.27 4,929.25 24,442.63 65,000.00 37.60 17,709.81

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Subtotal 142,481.72 140,254.08 593,661.84 1,600,919.41 37.08 543,160.92

Visionary Fund Operating Draw .00 .00 49,250.00 197,000.00 25.00 42,500.00

Visionary Fund Housing Draw 3,638.33 2,861.83 14,553.32 43,660.00 33.33 11,447.32

Benevolence Fund Draw .00 .00 .00 33,300.00 .00 .00

Campus Ministry Revenue 2,059.23 .00 2,059.23 8,305.00 24.80 5,649.03

Interest & Investment Income -194.22 -149.76 -1,169.35 .00 .00 -1,171.82

Miscellaneous Budgeted Income .00 .00 .00 15,000.00 .00 .00

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TOTAL RECEIPTS 147,985.06 142,966.15 658,355.04 1,898,184.41 34.68 601,585.45

DISBURSEMENTS

Benevolences

Presbytery Tax .00 .00 31,011.00 31,011.00 100.00 31,011.00

Greater Church Support .00 .00 9,641.71 38,566.80 25.00 9,066.75

Seminary Support Expense .00 .00 .00 2,300.00 .00 .00

Local Community Ministry 31,250.00 10,635.99 77,688.20 208,601.00 37.24 49,101.39

Missions 2,000.00 6,418.00 2,050.00 4,050.00 50.62 1,700.00

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Total Benevolences 33,250.00 17,053.99 120,390.91 284,528.80 42.31 90,879.14

Adult Christian Education 66.41 174.09 846.25 3,000.00 28.21 966.43

Children's Christian Education 1,286.82 1,885.29 6,947.00 15,950.00 43.55 5,570.84

Youth Christian Education 6,261.61 7,231.25 9,547.26 27,680.00 34.49 8,075.25

Selley Speaker Series 1,779.16 1,028.01 1,779.16 2,500.00 71.17 1,028.01

Congregational Care 93.56 1,109.06 128.41 3,700.00 3.47 3,600.70

Congregational Life 2,211.72 1,983.39 7,413.50 19,247.00 38.52 5,569.82

Property & Insurance 22,653.73 20,051.72 111,417.21 291,231.61 38.26 95,573.05

Membership .00 .00 .00 1,000.00 .00 26.13

Music 6,387.98 4,828.34 30,507.25 83,290.00 36.63 23,905.96

Personnel 82,969.88 78,878.51 351,442.51 1,079,000.00 32.57 344,053.23

Member Involvement 474.08 .00 1,351.08 3,200.00 42.22 2,916.18

Stewardship .00 .00 .00 800.00 .00 .00

Worship 159.96 541.14 417.37 5,350.00 7.80 735.91

Office 5,907.57 8,201.36 16,167.13 77,707.00 20.81 18,684.80

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TOTAL EXPENSES 163,502.48 142,966.15 658,355.04 1,898,184.41 34.68 601,585.45

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NET FROM BUDGETED OPERATIONS -15,517.42 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00

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Budgeted Financial Statement for Period 04 April 33.33%

SCAPC Monthly Financial Report

Var. Actual

Actual for Actual for Actual Budget to Annual Actual YTD

Description Period Period Last Year YTD Annual Budget % Last Year

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NET FROM BUDGETED OPERATIONS -15,517.42 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00

UNBUDGETED ITEMS

Wedding/Funeral/Rental Revenue 3,000.00 5,119.13 16,388.26 .00 .00 19,157.39

Wedding/Funeral/Rental Expense -2,253.26 -3,829.74 -11,327.57 .00 .00 -11,550.98

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Net Weddings Surplus (Deficit) 746.74 1,289.39 5,060.69 .00 .00 7,606.41

Miscellaneous Revenue 215.82 115.54 2,499.57 .00 .00 337.90

Miscellaneous Expenses -215.82 -115.54 -2,499.57 .00 .00 -337.90

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Net Misc. Surplus (Deficit) .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00

Fixed Asset Revenue 153,167.96 .00 466,118.49 .00 .00 .00

Fixed Asset Expenses -153,167.96 .00 -466,118.49 .00 .00 .00

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Net Fixed Asset Surplus (Def) .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00

Renovation Project Revenue .00 284.86 .00 .00 .00 1,190.90

Renovation Project Expenses .00 -284.86 .00 .00 .00 -1,190.90

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Net Renovation Surplus .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00

(Deficit)

Gifts & Memorials Revenue 34,076.80 24,110.02 104,934.96 .00 .00 96,332.24

Gifts & Memorials Expenses -34,076.80 -24,110.02 -104,934.96 .00 .00 -96,332.24

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Net G&M Surplus (Deficit) .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00

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Total Net Unbudgeted Surplus 746.74 1,289.39 5,060.69 .00 .00 7,606.41

(Deficit)

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NET OPERATING INCOME (DEFICIT) -14,770.68 1,289.39 5,060.69 .00 .00 7,606.41

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MONTHLY MEMBERSHIP REPORT

MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY CHANGES & UPDATES

April 2015

ADDRESS UPDATES

Name Street City, State and Zip

Margaret Birtel 4434 Baronne Street New Orleans, LA 70115

Andy & Heidi Fox 551 Carol Drive Jefferson, LA 70121

Simms & Van Hardin 14 Cedarwood Lane Columbia, SC 29205

Ben & Ellen Manuel 422 S. Olympia Street New Orleans, LA 70119

Scott & Melissa Montgomery 7754 Burthe Street New Orleans, LA 70118

Beccy Serou 165 Gowall Rd. Vicksburg, MS 39183

Richard & Wish Ziegler 2926 Chippewa St. New Orleans, LA 70115

BIRTHS

N/A

BAPTISMS

Name Child Of Baptism Date

Penn Samuels Christina and Armand Samuels April 12, 2015

Goodwyn Ziegler Wish and Richard Ziegler April 19, 2015

Macy Tiller Allison and Ben Tiller April 26, 2015

MARRIAGES

Names Wedding Date

Erika Mullenbach & Curtis Cunningham April 11, 2015

Elizabeth Elkins & Michael A. Newcomer April 18, 2015

DEATHS

Name Date

Mrs. Louise Trimble Kepper April 14, 2015

NEW MEMBERS

Name Address City, State, Zip Phone # Date Received How Received

The Rev. Dr. Jerry Schumm 5531 Hanauma St. Diamondhead MS 39525 228-222-4664 April 12, 2015 Affiliate

Dr. Jeanne Schumm 5531 Hanauma St. Diamondhead MS 39525 228-222-4664 April 12, 2015 Transfer

MEMBERS DISMISSED

Name Date Inactive

Miss Katie Brag April 1, 2015

Mr. Ryan Nelson April 1, 2015

Dr. Garland Anderson April 14, 2015

Mrs. Katie Anderson April 14, 2015

STATISTICAL REPORT

April

Active Membership (as of 3/15) 1091

Gains +2

Subtotal 1093 Losses -5

TOTAL 1088

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Name Date Received Main/Home Cell PhoneJoe Granade 1/4/2015 (251) 689-3614

Main/Home Address2100 Milan StreetNew Orleans LA 70115

Katherine Granade 1/4/2015 (251) 656-6001Main/Home Address2100 Milan StreetNew Orleans LA 70115

Lynn Kirby 1/18/2015 (504) 287-4250 (405) 788-6933Main/Home Address265 Sauve RoadHarahan LA 70123

Della Mays 1/25/2015 (352) 339-5006 (352) 339-5006Main/Home Address8122 Zimple StreetNew Orleans LA 70118

Jerry Schumm 4/12/2015 (228) 222-4664 (305) 395-1872Main/Home Address5531 Hanauma St.Diamondhead MS 39525

Jeanne Schumm 4/12/2015 (228) 222-4664Main/Home Address5531 Hanauma St.Diamondhead MS 39525

Pat Tidmore 5/10/2015 601-337-2774Main/Home Address204 Gray Oak DrivePicayune MS 39466

Janet Tidmore 5/10/2015 601-337-2774Main/Home Address204 Gray Oak DrivePicayune MS 39466

John Tipton 3/15/2015 (205) 617-4131Main/Home Address1707 2nd Street #4New Orleans LA 70113

Anna Tipton 3/15/2015 (205) 617-4261Main/Home Address1707 2nd Street #4New Orleans LA 70113

Run Date 5/11/2015 new members since 1.1.15 Page 2Time 11:02:29

Name Date Received Main/Home Cell PhoneJohn Voorhorst 3/15/2015 (985) 318-7293 (734) 660-9293

Main/Home Address13352 E. Adams RoadHammond LA 70403

Jane Voorhorst 3/15/2015 (985) 318-7293 (248) 842-3525Main/Home Address13352 E. Adams RoadHammond LA 70403

Gerlie Weinstein 5/3/2015 (504) 571-5940Main/Home Address64 Neron PlaceNew Orleans LA 70118

Sarah Whicker 2/22/2015 (907) 947-7724 (907) 947-7724Main/Home Address5030 Magazine StreetNew Orleans LA 70115

Total Names printed: 14