2009 Year-End Stats• Meals Provided – 1,772,005

• Beds for the Homeless – 90,887

• Program Graduates – 183

• Total number of people helped at the Bay Area Rescue Mission – 121,111

Bay Area Rescue Mission’s

2009 Stats Page 4

Encouraging Words from John

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My Life was Broke Down … Now I Live on a Firm Foundation

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Do you have any idea what an M-14 rifle does to a child at close range?” asks James, a

Vietnam War vet from 1966 to 1969. “I do.” His tragic question was born one day in June 1969 when James — a 1962 graduate of San Lorenzo High School — and his army unit entered a Vietnamese village, where he was ordered to guard seven children. When he turned his head for a moment, one of the children lit some firecrackers. “I thought they were shooting at me,” James says. “My instinct was to shoot back. I killed all seven of them.”

A 40-Year Nightmare After his discharge, James returned to San Francisco “really messed up. I spent the next 40 years fighting the fact I killed those kids.” He turned to drugs and alcohol to numb the guilt. But every night, the nightmares returned. James held his life together, however, until his wife — “the best thing that ever happened to me” — suddenly died of breast cancer in 2002. “When she died, I no longer cared about anything,” James says. “I lost everything and ended up homeless on the streets in 2007.” In January 2009, James nearly died of hypothermia and frostbite. After he recovered, he came directly to the Bay Area Rescue Mission. There James met with loving staff counselors who helped him talk about his memories, prayed with him, and showed him to how to hand it all to God. “The Lord forgave me, and I

Please join us for the Bay Area Rescue Mission’s 15th Annual New Life Golf Tournament

Monday, May 10, 2010Richmond Country ClubRichmond, CA

Our sponsors and golfers rank this five-star tournament as their #1 favorite community golf event!

Please join us to benefit the Mission’s Center for Homeless Women and Children and change lives for a brighter tomorrow!

Contact us soon to save your spot by calling the Tournament Office at 510-215-4879 or email DebraA@BayAreaRescue.org.

haven’t had a nightmare since. I know the Lord is walking with me, even though I’ve done something awful,” James says.

A New Dream He credits the Bay Area Rescue Mission for helping him discover new purpose, which God revealed to him in a dream. In the dream, James entered a cab and looked in the mirror. “I couldn’t see anything but a bright light,” he recalls. “The driver just said, ‘Sit back and shut up. I’ve got some place to take you.’ “I know I was in God’s presence. And I know the Lord is training me for something. I don’t know what, but I’m ready. I’ve got so much left to do.”

He Couldn’t Run From His Memories…

So He Ran Toward the Light

Please mail this completed form, and return it with your Easter donation, or you may donate online at www.BayAreaRescue.org. Your gift is tax deductible as allowed by law. You will receive a receipt.

“My instinct was to shoot back. I killed all seven of them.”

ACCOUNT NO. EXP. DATE

NAME SIGNATURE

ADDRESS

CITY / STATE / ZIP

EMAIL ADDRESS

My Easter GiftYES, John, please use my donation to help feed and shelter those in need during the Easter season.

“It’s been said that the most used financial record

keeping method is a shoebox. Whatever system you use, this is the time when most of us are getting

ready to do taxes. Receipts . . . 1099s . . . W2s . . . etc . . . etc. As you prepare, you may think this year you should do something different. Would you like increased returns from low-income assets? To save income or capital gains taxes? Added tax-free income? To create a personal legacy and give more to heirs? This is the perfect time to consider legacy and planned gifts to the Bay Area Rescue Mission that may help achieve your financial goals. Send today for a no obligation brochure, Creating Your Personal Legacy. This timely piece will help you learn how the benefits of planned giving can work for you. To get your brochure call: 510-215-4873 or email Legacy@BayAreaRescue.org.

Getting Out

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Consider this goldmine of opportunities available to the earliest prospectors. Stake your claim in the 2010 volunteer gold rush. Serve others and find yourself mining the most precious gem of all — a harvest of blessings!

m ✔ Easter Sunrise Service and Breakfast for the HomelessApril 4th

m ✔ 15th Annual New Life Golf Tournament May 10th

m ✔ 4th of July Volunteer PicnicJuly 3rd

m ✔ Back to School Block Party and BBQSeptember 16th

m ✔ Annual Fundraising Banquet October 1st

Thanksgiving Meals and Food Bags

m ✔ Meals in the TentNovember 22nd–25th

m ✔ Food Bag Distribution for Impoverished Families November 22nd

My name is Eula. I was born and raised in Mississippi, and I raised all four of my children

there. One of my daughters, however, married an abusive man who often beat her in front of their three children. One day, he beat her real bad. She stumbled inside my home, blood flowing everywhere. My grandsons, who were just 7 and 5 years old at the time, had seen it all.

Starting Over After that, the judge awarded me custody of my three grandchildren. I was so sick of everything that was happening, in 2006 we moved to Richmond, California, where one of my sisters lives. When I arrived, my sister told me about the Bay Area

According to Psalm 127, “Unless the Lord builds the house, its builders labor in vain.” The Lord built the Bay Area Rescue Mission — but in these economically challenging times, He has used compassionate people like you to keep the doors of our

Mission open. In fact, many of our supporters not only continued to give, but doubled their contributions. We are eternally grateful for you. Yet despite recent improvements in our economy, significant challenges remain. Over the past year, overall donations have fallen, while requests for food, shelter, and other necessities at the Bay Area Rescue Mission have increased 21%! The painful truth is, if our donations do not increase soon, we face the real possibility of needing to cut services at a time when hurting people need us most.

Easter is all about second chances and new life For people who are homeless, every day is a life-and-death issue. But Easter reminds us

that God gives us all a second chance at life. And God uses the Bay Area Rescue Mission and our partnership with generous people like you to rescue lives and give them that second chance. To put your donation to work immediately, please use the remit slip enclosed. You may also give your gift on our secure website, www.BayAreaRescue.org. Also, feel free to call us at 1-888-343-FOOD. Thank you for being a compassionate friend to the homeless, the poor, and the needy in the Bay Area during this season of Resurrection, Hope, and Second Chances.

Rescue Mission, which offered us a room and the chance to join their Transitional Living Program. When I moved into our room, I was completely broke down. Physically, I had back problems, high blood pressure, and high cholesterol. My self-esteem was gone and my spirit was broken. But I had two boys and an 18-month-old granddaughter to raise.

Rebuilding on Spiritual Ground The Bay Area Rescue Mission brought stability to the children and me. The program offered me

the counseling and spiritual guidance I needed. The

spiritual guidance was especially important. The Bible had always been a source of comfort for me. I had grown up knowing the Lord. So this was

a great place for me. We stayed at the Bay

Area Rescue Mission for a year and a half, giving me time

to get my feet back on the ground. When it was time to leave, they even helped me find a nice place to live. My life now is so much better. When I moved to Richmond, it was the lowest point of my life. But now, my self-esteem is much stronger and I’m able to do so much more for my grandchildren. The Bay Area Rescue Mission turned my life around. I am truly happy.

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Now I live on a firm foundation

“The painful truth is, if our donations do not increase soon, we face the real possibility of needing to cut services.”

A Message from John

Over the past two years, we’ve all watched as

communities throughout the Bay Area have suffered

failed businesses, rising homelessness, lost savings,

and growing despair. Tens of thousands of men and women

go to bed each night wondering whether they’ll ever have a

second chance.

Easter, the day 2,000 years ago when Jesus defeated death

and reclaimed His life, is God’s promise that we all get a

second chance. And that’s what the Bay Area Rescue Mission

is all about — giving hurting men, women and children the chance to rebuild their

lives, the chance to experience new birth and new life.

And every day, this is the extraordinary difference generous people like you are

making in the lives of hundreds of men and women like James and Eula, whom you

read about in this newsletter. They often come hoping for little more than a hot meal

or a warm bed for the night — until they meet Jesus.

Then when they dare to believe in His promise of a second chance at life, they

join our 12-month recovery program, where they receive the counseling and long-

term help they need to re-enter society as New Creations of our Living Savior.

Hurting men, women and children discover all things become new.

Easter has special meaning for me personally. See, I know all about second

chances. Twenty eight years ago, I was a rising star in white-collar corporate America.

Cocaine brought me crashing back to earth, and I ended up homeless, sleeping in

a parking garage.

But on January 17, 1983, I accepted Jesus as my Lord and Savior at a rescue mission

just like the Bay Area Rescue Mission. There I learned the truth of 2 Corinthians 5:17:

“If anyone is in Christ, they are a new creation.

The old things have passed away and all things have become new.”

At the Bay Area Rescue Mission — and in my life personally — this is what Easter

really represents. The old things have passed away. They are dead and buried. And yet

there is hope in the resurrection. All things have become new.

Thank you for your extraordinary generosity and for participating in this

life-giving mission of Second Chances.

On behalf of the poor and homeless,

Rev. John M. Anderson, Executive Director

“My self-esteem was

gone and my spirit was broken.

But I had three grandchildren

to raise.”

2010 Special Events and Volunteer Opportunities

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MORE 2010 Special Events and Volunteer Opportunities

(continued from page 2)

Thank you for giving Men, Women and Children a Second Chance this Easter Season

m ✔ The Great Thanksgiving Banquet November 24th

Christmas Meals and Food Bags

m ✔ Meals in the TentDecember 20th–25th

m ✔ Food Bag Distribution for Impoverished Families December 22nd

Christmas Party

m ✔ Homeless Children’s Gospel Christmas Party December 25th

Ready to dig in? Contact Dave K, the Volunteer Guy at (510) 215-4865 or send an email to: davek@bayarearescue.org. Go for the gold!

2009 Year-End Stats• Meals Provided – 1,772,005

• Beds for the Homeless – 90,887

• Program Graduates – 183

• Total number of people helped at the Bay Area Rescue Mission – 121,111

Bay Area Rescue Mission’s

2009 Stats Page 4

Encouraging Words from John

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My Life was Broke Down … Now I Live on a Firm Foundation

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Bay Area Rescue MissionP.O. Box 1112Richmond, CA 94802-0112

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as much care as possiblem Please include me in the free email newsletterm Please bill my credit card

m VISA m MC m AMEX

Do you have any idea what an M-14 rifle does to a child at close range?” asks James, a

Vietnam War vet from 1966 to 1969. “I do.” His tragic question was born one day in June 1969 when James — a 1962 graduate of San Lorenzo High School — and his army unit entered a Vietnamese village, where he was ordered to guard seven children. When he turned his head for a moment, one of the children lit some firecrackers. “I thought they were shooting at me,” James says. “My instinct was to shoot back. I killed all seven of them.”

A 40-Year Nightmare After his discharge, James returned to San Francisco “really messed up. I spent the next 40 years fighting the fact I killed those kids.” He turned to drugs and alcohol to numb the guilt. But every night, the nightmares returned. James held his life together, however, until his wife — “the best thing that ever happened to me” — suddenly died of breast cancer in 2002. “When she died, I no longer cared about anything,” James says. “I lost everything and ended up homeless on the streets in 2007.” In January 2009, James nearly died of hypothermia and frostbite. After he recovered, he came directly to the Bay Area Rescue Mission. There James met with loving staff counselors who helped him talk about his memories, prayed with him, and showed him to how to hand it all to God. “The Lord forgave me, and I

Please join us for the Bay Area Rescue Mission’s 15th Annual New Life Golf Tournament

Monday, May 10, 2010Richmond Country ClubRichmond, CA

Our sponsors and golfers rank this five-star tournament as their #1 favorite community golf event!

Please join us to benefit the Mission’s Center for Homeless Women and Children and change lives for a brighter tomorrow!

Contact us soon to save your spot by calling the Tournament Office at 510-215-4879 or email DebraA@BayAreaRescue.org.

haven’t had a nightmare since. I know the Lord is walking with me, even though I’ve done something awful,” James says.

A New Dream He credits the Bay Area Rescue Mission for helping him discover new purpose, which God revealed to him in a dream. In the dream, James entered a cab and looked in the mirror. “I couldn’t see anything but a bright light,” he recalls. “The driver just said, ‘Sit back and shut up. I’ve got some place to take you.’ “I know I was in God’s presence. And I know the Lord is training me for something. I don’t know what, but I’m ready. I’ve got so much left to do.”

He Couldn’t Run From His Memories…

So He Ran Toward the Light

Please mail this completed form, and return it with your Easter donation, or you may donate online at www.BayAreaRescue.org. Your gift is tax deductible as allowed by law. You will receive a receipt.

“My instinct was to shoot back. I killed all seven of them.”

ACCOUNT NO. EXP. DATE

NAME SIGNATURE

ADDRESS

CITY / STATE / ZIP

EMAIL ADDRESS

My Easter GiftYES, John, please use my donation to help feed and shelter those in need during the Easter season.

“It’s been said that the most used financial record

keeping method is a shoebox. Whatever system you use, this is the time when most of us are getting

ready to do taxes. Receipts . . . 1099s . . . W2s . . . etc . . . etc. As you prepare, you may think this year you should do something different. Would you like increased returns from low-income assets? To save income or capital gains taxes? Added tax-free income? To create a personal legacy and give more to heirs? This is the perfect time to consider legacy and planned gifts to the Bay Area Rescue Mission that may help achieve your financial goals. Send today for a no obligation brochure, Creating Your Personal Legacy. This timely piece will help you learn how the benefits of planned giving can work for you. To get your brochure call: 510-215-4873 or email Legacy@BayAreaRescue.org.

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Loving Tributes

Loving Tribute donations were made from July 11, 2009 through December 13, 2009

A Loving TributeIn Memory of: _______________________________________ Amount ______________

In Honor of: ________________________________________ Amount ______________

Send appropriate card to: __________________________________________________

Address _________________________________________________________________

City __________________________________________ State _____ Zip ______________

Donor’s Name ___________________________________________________________

Address _________________________________________________________________

City __________________________________________ State _____ Zip ______________

Bay Area Rescue Mission • P. O. Box 1112 • Richmond, CA 94802

Simply fill out this form and send it along with your gift. Please be sure to include all information and we will send a special card in the mail to ac-knowledge your generous gift. We will publish a seasonal list of honor and memorial gifts in our Bay Area Hope Newsletter and on our website.

In Loving Memory:Stanley Abernathy

Mr. & Mrs. Robert N. Gonzales

Harry J. Acredolo Mr. & Mrs. John Catrino, Jr.

Ivan L. Andrews Mr. & Mrs. Donald M. Ciucci

Alice Arriaga Mr. & Mrs. Alfred T. Rivera

Manuel Arriaga Mr. & Mrs. Alfred T. Rivera

Mikal Asemotal Miss Janet Louise Allen

Robert W. Attebery Mrs. Elise Attebery

Aunt Lillian Marna Schlegel

Raul Avalos Mr. & Mrs. Augustine T. Flores

Victor Barelli Mr. & Mrs. Henry A. Scheving

Grantley Barringer Heather M. Reid

James A. Benson Mr. & Mrs. Timothy H. Keil

Ross Benton Mrs. Pauline J. Benton

Charith Bodepudy Mr. Raghu B. Bodepudy

Tony Boutte Diana Christensen

John and Dorothy Box Clymela Box

Zayna Bradfield Mr. & Mrs. Barry Mann

William Braxton Beverly E. Braxton

Glenn F. Bywater Mr. & Mrs. James R. Bradley Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Christiansen Ms. Kari J. Gallo Mr. & Mrs. Peter H. Tong

Joaquin and Esther Calderon Mr. Anthony Calderon

Steven F. Carr Mrs Janet L. Carr

Louise Lee Carson Summer Rogers

Alvin B. Chan Candace C. Joe

Randy B. Clemmons Rev. & Mrs. John M. Anderson Mrs. Adelaide Goldspring Mr. & Mrs. James C. Spilman Mr. & Mrs. Mark T. Wilson Mrs. Catherine L. Zimmer

Jerry L. Combs Mr. Bobby N. Brown

Arnold R. Contestable Carla M. Della Zoppa

Michael Cookson Valerie J. Cookson

Robert Cox Mrs. Jeanne M. Cox

Theodore V. Crum Mrs. Candace Farley

Oleta R. Davis Sandra L. Davis

Amador de Silva Mr. & Mrs. Barry Mann

Dora Jayne A. Nayman

Carrie Eden Kathleen E. Maher

Louis W. Favero Donna M. Marsicano

Brian Fields Mr. & Mrs. Alfred P. Rodriguez

Dorothy Fitch Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Hoffman

Fred G. Fogg Rev. & Mrs. John M. Anderson Mr. & Mrs. Earle E. Carr Mr. & Mrs. F. Reginald Dunning Frances B. Hallekamp Sally J. Letchworth Mrs. Dorothy A. Olson Patricia C. Pothier

Naomi E. Fried Sarah Fried Joan Fries Mr. & Mrs. George J. Fries

Crystal D. Gaffney Ms. Vaughn S. Geranen

Julieta Garcia Gricelda P. Garcia

Elmer B. Garrett Mrs. Vilma H. Garrett

Arthur Gilliam Mrs. Rita I. Gilliam

Daniel J. Gnazzo Maj. Mickey D. Cockerill, USAF, (Ret)

Moses L. Jackson Mrs. Vira M. Jackson

Kip Jacobson Mary Jane Jacobson

Bud Jarvis Mr. & Mrs. Dana L. De Von

Delores Jew Mr. & Mrs. Dean D. Palmer

Larry Jones Cheri Jones

Ellen Jones Mr. & Mrs. Vincent A. Spencer

Guy Kerr Carla M. Della Zoppa

George A. Ko Donna L. Ko

David P. Kuhnhausen Mr. & Mrs. Karl A. Kuhnhausen

Mrs. Kurian Mr. George Kurian

Bucky Last Mr. & Mrs. Mark Medeiros

Lillian M. Lavoie Mr. Theodore E. Lavoie

Rebecca Le Claire Mr. & Mrs. Paul E. Stark

Beatrice I. Lewis Eileen Lewis

Pedro Loera Mrs. Catherine L. Zimmer

Chester J. MacNeil Mrs. Adeline Miller

Robert T. Mathews Mrs. Carol M. Mathews

John Mathews Mrs. Carol M. Mathews

George and Elizabeth McCarthy Lila Jane Pfeil Lisa Pfeil

Barney McGary Iris Darnell McGary

Mark Miller Kathy Burton

Carla Mirabella Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Mirabella

Jo Ann Moseley Hildie E. Brooks Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence G. Cool Mr. & Mrs. Larry V. Gill Mr. Thomas L. Moseley Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Rhodes Lily Kimiye Suzuki

Carmen Moyer Caroline A. Moyer

Charles Musson Mrs. Naomi L. Musson

Juanita V. Neblett Veragene Hardy

Helen and Bill Nelson Crystal Publications

Jack M. Nicholas Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Christiansen Mr. & Mrs. Peter H. Tong

A. Darwyn Olsen Elsie A. Forrest

Henry T. Ong Cecile L. Ong

Yana Parker Mr. & Mrs. Michael G. Harryman

Charlie and Nellie Parrish Mackey L. Parrish

Austin A. Paul Mr. & Mrs. Paul E. Stark

John C. Povlsen Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Jacobs

Larry T. Pyle Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Klinkner

Joseph Quadres Mr. & Mrs. Alfred T. Rivera

Christopher L. Rickel Barbara Wagner

Dorothy Rickey Mr. & Mrs. David N. Hurlbut Mrs. Carole E. Straughn

Phyllis J. Robert (Nee Young) Mr. Robert E. Robert

Marjorie Roberts Mr. & Mrs. Bruce E. Bensing

Samantha Mr. Alan Livingston

Alice Schildknecht Hedwig Malin

Charles E. Schreiner Mrs. Carole E. Straughn

Bill Seney Heidi D. Seney

Hee Wook Shin Mr. Jonathan Shun

Toni Simmons Esther H. Carson

William E. Slingsby Mr. Stephen R. Slingsby

Ethel Smith Mr. & Mrs. W. Robert Sinclair

Mr Sosso Billie Sosso

Ruth C. Spidell Mr. & Mrs. Jerrold A. Alexander Billy B. Speck / Civic Center Pharmacy Mrs. Catherine L. Zimmer

Carl B. Sponseller Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Jefferson

Donna J. Stuart Mr. & Mrs. Michael Stuart Mr. James W. Stuart

Audrey “Audie” Sturgess Eldercare Services Mr. & Mrs. Charles B. Glass Mr. & Mrs. John W. Hopper Joan O. Lautenberger Mr. & Mrs. Clinton A. Phalen Kathleen A. Rowe Elizabeth C. Snortum Mr. John Vukasin

Jack Sudmeier Mr. & Mrs. Joel R. Oas

Mrs. Sunkara Mr. & Mrs. Madhusudan Sunkara

Hubert D. Transue Mr. & Mrs. Gary M. Byer

Birthday, Anniversary or Special OccasionIn Honor of

Whatsoever things are pure ...

In Memory of

The Lord watches over you

If you would like to donate a gift in the name of someone precious to you, simply fill out the form on the reverse side and send it along with your gift.

Loving Tribute donations were made from July 11, 2009 through December 13, 2009

Loving Tributes

I thank my God

every time I remember you.

Philippians 1:3

In Loving Honor:Ben Anderson and Morgan Mackay’s Engagement Rev. & Mrs. John M. Anderson

Charles and Tisha Anderson’s Wedding Rev. & Mrs. John M. Anderson

Avri Companies, Inc. Carl Arnold Mr. & Mrs. Ronald P. Yee

Monique Bell Mr. & Mrs. Peter Emmanuel

Michael and Shannon Berringer Susan RoAne

David Roy Bockus Educational Testing Service Debra Ann Rivera

Ana and John Branscombe Frances R. Lindemon

Ronald Burtoni Suzanne Grant

Christopher Campbell Mr. & Mrs. Charles C. Rottmann

Contra Costa Crisis Center Mr. & Mrs. Roger M. Emanuel

Ernest Del Simone Mr. & Mrs. Alan Del Simone

Anka DeRuysscher Evelyn G. Radunich

Ed Doty Mr. & Mrs. Mark T. Wilson

Friends In Richmond Mr. Craig Deslaurier

Reuben and Janet Garrison Mr. & Mrs. William P. Garrison

Joe and Jan Grijalva Claudia Sue Kim

Nancy Grimes Catherine Delfosse

Mujaahid F. Haaris Mr. Raymond Olsen

Ken Herrick Mr. & Mrs. Ralph C. Peterson

J. Gregory Mr. Fred E. Pourmirzaie, II

Jesus Mr. Drew Heise

David Jolley Cristin Jolley

Nancy W. Koo Mr. Kenneth Nahm

Bill Lindsey Mr. & Mrs. Howard A. Schoenfeld

Joe and Dee Madruga Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Jacobs

Sharon Mahler Mr. & Mrs. Ronald P. Yee

Mary Kate Morris Mr. & Mrs. Ronald P. Yee

Danielle & Mat Mueller Mr. & Mrs. Mark Medeiros

Mark Muntean Mr. & Mrs. Ronald P. Yee

Hilda Nielsen Marjorie L. Williford

The Poor Mr. Phong Nguyen Duc

Philip E. Reynolds Mr. & Mrs. Robert V. Reynolds

Ana Marie Rodriguez Frances R. Lindemon

Rudy and Caroline Rodriguez Frances R. Lindemon

Booker and Eliz Rodriguez Frances R. Lindemon

Robert Rodriguez Frances R. Lindemon

Eva Sierra Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Sierra

Pamela Sincerbox Mr. & Mrs. Tony L. Nolasco

Harry R. Smith Sandra Larson

Arthur T. Sturgess Joan O. Lautenberger

Barbara Sutliffe Frances J. Sutliffe

Bill and Irmgard Terbrack Heidi Marie Terbrack

Valley Bible Church Mr. Greg Orais

Dan and Mary Kate Wertheimer Mr. & Mrs. Ronald P. Yee

Lily Wood Mr. & Mrs. Douglas C. White

Ty A. Wyatt Mr. & Mrs. Ty A. Wyatt, Sr.

Rhodora Yee Mr. & Mrs. Stanley G. Ginn

Manuel G. Vargas Mrs. Balbina R. Vargas

Janet E. Varney Mr. & Mrs. Daniel K. Spencer

Howard Ver Gow Mr. & Mrs. Walter K. Gowen, III

Avelino A. Vincent Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Klinkner

Dessiree Delaine Williams Rev. & Mrs. John M. Anderson

Greg Violett Judith A. Violett

Don Waits Mr. & Mrs. Albeno Panerio

Mary Lee Washington Ruby M. Hargraves

Larry Wattell Rev. & Mrs. John M. Anderson

Gerrit and Merle Wiers Mrs. Carol M. Mathews

Owen V. Wilkerson Mr. & Mrs. Owen V. Wilkerson, Sr.

Otto L. Wilson Mr. & Mrs. Walter D. Rogers

Chiu K. Yan Janet Yan

Edmund R. Young Mr. & Mrs. Paul E. Stark