GRATITUDE REPORT

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2015

“In San Pedro Sula, we lived without any future. Since we are here [in Bella Vista], my husband learned to love me. There he came home from work only to change his clothes, then bought alcohol and played cards. Now, we are working together, the whole family. Our dream is to pay off the land and see our children graduate.”

– GLORIA, BELLA VISTA, HONDURAS

GiveHarvest Partners: Join our most committed, generous, and faithful supporters by making a monthly gift. Your steady support will walk alongside families every day of the year as they journey toward prosperity. Sign up at agros.org/donate.

Legacy Giving: With only one lifetime to walk this earth, what legacy will you leave? Leaving a planned gift in your will or estate is a simple and powerful way to extend your impact beyond your lifetime. Making a planned gift may even offer tax benefits for you and your children. Contact us to start a conversation.

Learn Direct from the Field: Drop in on our quarterly webinar series to hear directly from Agros families in Central America as well as from development experts. Look for invitations in your email and our website.

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GatherEngage Together: What causes poverty? Can we change it? The Engage Together program helps you connect your daily life with the reality of families living in poverty through discussion, learning, travel, and giving. Contact Kelly McDonald, Donor Engagement Manager, at kellym@agros.org or 206.528.1066 x216 to learn more.

Share Your Passion: Your words and experiences are a powerful tool to spread the movement for opportunity for Central American families. Host an introduction to Agros for your friends, colleagues, or faith community. Contact us to learn how.

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Dear Friends,2015 was a courageous year at Agros. You have done so much to materialize our mission. Through your

generosity this year Agros supported 755 families in Honduras, Nicaragua, Mexico, and Guatemala on

their path toward hope and opportunity. In El Salvador we have accelerated our efforts to realize our

dream of providing land titles to families in four villages – a process we are close to finalizing.

This year you invited 50 impoverished families to build new futures by launching La Bendición.

You partnered with Engineers Without Borders to increase coffee profits in Tierra Nueva with a

new wet mill, helped tilapia farmers in Piedra de Horeb organize an LLC to cooperatively buy

and sell their fish, and achieved remarkably low child malnutrition and high school attendance

rates in many of our communities.

To celebrate this year, I asked my team to gather their favorite photos, scrapbook-style, to share

our gratitude with you here. They highlight your achievements, because we couldn’t help a

single family without your partnership. There’s also a map and financial report to give you the

big picture overview of your impact in 2015.

Before I go, I wanted to share a peek into what the next year holds. We’ve been talking a

lot lately about the idea of prosperity: what it looks like for farmers, how we get there, and

how we measure it. Prosperity is multi-faceted – you see it in our families’ clean homes with

running water, excellent school attendance, and chubby, well-nourished babies. But prosperity

is also fundamentally economic. Once families’ basic needs are met, we need to equip them

to generate consistent income on their own. In 2016, we will continue building a road to

economic prosperity for our families by partnering with private agricultural companies and

local businesses. These partners build on the stability that your investments are establishing

to turn our families’ farms into profitable businesses.

Not only will this market-driven approach accelerate land loan repayments, it will also leverage your

donations by recycling some part of your investments into the next project. Our business plans for each

of our six active communities are ready to share with you. So please, check those out! We look forward

to showing you the transformative results you are making possible.

With gratitude for your partnership & excitement for a great year ahead,

Alberto Solano

Executive Director, AGROS

Have you heard? Skip Li, Agros founder, has rejoined our board. We’re thrilled to have his wisdom and visionary commitment to ending rural poverty back on our leadership team.

Helping landless farmers develop thriving communities

EDUC ATIONOur educational and adult training programs focus on lifting an entire family out of poverty through knowledge. Education for children reduces poverty, ends wasted potential, and creates a pathway for civic participation, and economic choice for the next generation.

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LANDLand is the foundation of our approach to ending poverty. We help the rural poor gain access to land and launch agriculturally-based businesses, empowering families to acquire productive assets and generate income.

MARKET-LED AGRICULTUREHighly-skilled agronomists provide families with the technical expertise, business development, and market information needed to successfully cultivate, harvest and market their crops. This enables families to integrate with the economic value chain for true wealth creation.

HEALTH & WELL-BEINGHuman development officers provide emotional, psychological and spiritual support while fostering community ownership of preventive healthcare, good nutrition and proper sanitation and hygiene.

FINANCIAL EMPOWERMENTCredit officers customize financial products to meet the cash flow and seasonal needs of the families to ensure business success and to teach basic financial literacy like budgeting, saving and investing.

How does my investment transform families’ lives with Agros?Our work with families is uniquely holistic and participatory, helping them sustainably change their trajectory from poverty to prosperity and build better futures for generations to come.

RECOVERWe stabilize

desperately poor families in new villages with shelter,

clean water, food, and basic healthcare.

BUILDFamilies begin

developing their community and livelihoods, accessing education and basic credit,

and working for themselves for the first time.

PROSPERAt the culmination of

5-7 years, families manage profitable agribusinesses with strong, independent market connections to

provide consistent, year-round income. Families become titled land-owners

within a self-governing community.

GROWAt this stage our

focus shifts to economic development as families grow more valuable crops, develop

business skills, and harvest a predictable crop surplus to

sell within established markets.

La Bendición launches 50 new families on the path out of povertyThe master plan for La Bendicion incorporates 30 years of learning into a model that tackles past challenges, like lack of water and family attrition. This spring The Global Studio, our design partner, helped us select fertile, well-positioned land and engage families in a participatory design process. Families helped make key decisions around lot size and housing placement in one of the final community layouts, shown here. They’ve nearly completed housing, water, and community infrastructure construction, laying the foundation to build the community of their dreams.

NIC ARAGUA REGIONAL PROJEC T BECOMES LA BENDICIÓN After weighing our resources and commitments, we have curtailed our work with regional families to focus on the families in La Bendición. Rather than overreach, we’re committed in 2016 to delivering quantifiable results to you and our families. By focusing this next year on agricultural market development,

we can help our six current villages develop sustainable farming businesses and develop a more sustainable funding model by treating crop cycles as investments.

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This spring, with your help, we partnered with 50 families to launch La Bendición, our first new community since Tierra Nueva.

We partnered with Engineers Without Borders this year to build a beneficio so families can efficiently depulp, ferment, wash, and dry their own coffee. The more farmers process their coffee, the higher a price they can command in the market for their crop. Plus dried coffee beans can be sorted by quality and size, allowing farmers to sell their best beans for a premium. Advances in technology like this beneficio leverage community resources to help farmers move up the value chain from survival subsistence farming to profitable and dignified agribusiness ownership.

“I’m so happy to be here,” says Walter, one of the founding partners of La Bendición.

“This is a fertile land… We know that if we plant corn we will harvest corn and if we plant beans we will harvest beans. It is a blessing. I feel happy and at peace here.”

La Bendición Tierra Nueva Beneficio

Victor’s wife Candida worked in the coffee fields from age 14. For his three children, Tierra Nueva offers a different life: village school, playtime with neighbors, and the promise of inheriting land and a thriving agricultural business.Beneficio means

“benefit” in Spanish. Thanks to you, that’s just what this new beneficio – a coffee wet mill – will do for Tierra Nueva’s 150 coffee-growing families.

Fishy business in Piedra de HorebFive years ago, farmers in Piedra de Horeb like Germán were forced to work for giant haciendas, without any control over their futures. Now, well-organized, they’ve created their own sustainable, registered and profitable business. They consistently supply in-demand tilapia to markets that guarantee a steady income. That stable income, combined with safe housing, healthcare access, and education for their children, has changed the trajectory of these families’ lives.

Witnessing the success of Piedra’s small scale business operation is an encouraging and promising glimpse at what the future can look like for all of our communities if we implement this market-driven strategy on a much larger scale in 2016.

Healthy babies in Nueva EsperanzaWhen Carlito was born, his mother Yaris knew breast-feeding was crucial to ensure healthy development. But her milk made him sick. Agros staff helped Yaris identify that Carlito was allergic to breast milk and taught her how to use a powder to make soy milk instead. It worked. Carlito’s chubby cheeks are evidence of Nueva Esperanza’s low rate of child malnutrition – the result of a holistic program of maternity support, child weighings, nutrition training, and help accessing resources like powdered soy milk for Carlito.

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NIC ARAGUA:

Nueva Esperanza, 33 families*San José, 29 families

Tierra Nueva, 150 families

San Marcos, 15 families**Luz del Mañana, 25 families

La Bendición, 50 families

Nicaragua Regional, 218 families

HONDURAS:

Piedra de Horeb, 24 families

Bella Vista, 32 families

Nuevo Amanecer, 10 families**

GUATEMALA:

La Providencia, 150 families

MEXICO:

Nueva Ilusión, 19 families*

*Transitioned from direct support in 2015.

**Transitioned from full support in 2014. Agros provided technical agricultural assistance through 2015.

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Piedra de Horeb Nueva Esperanza

Fish farmers in Piedra are generating a prosperous living through the business of fish

– a market-driven model that we’re ready to replicate.

“We didn’t have the opportunity to grow up in a good environment, to study or to have nice things,” remembers Carlos, Carlito’s father.

“Our dream is to give these things to our children.”

The proof is in the pudge – Carlito is one of more than 50 healthy

children in Nueva Esperanza, where your support has

beaten back child malnutrition.

“Land isn’t just a seed from an economic point of view. It is also a seed of hope. I believe that hope is the first thing that must be planted in people so that we can have a better future.”– Jaime Arauz, Mayor of El Tuma-La Dalia, Nicaragua, where Tierra

Nueva, Nueva Esperanza, San José and La Bendición are located

Where are Agros communities?This year you partnered with 755 families in 11 communities and supported the transition of four villages from direct Agros support to full self-governance.

The average corn harvest in Nicaraguan Agros communities was 4x the national average this year. Source: FAO: Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations.

A family living outside of Nueva Esperanza is 4x more likely to experience domestic violence than a family within the village.Source: INIDE: National Institute of Development Information

San Pedro Sula is the murder capital of the world. Our Honduran communities help families escape urban violence as well as rural poverty. Source: NAUH: Violence Observatory, National Autonomous University of Honduras

3% Other Income

63%Individuals

20% Foundations

6%Businesses

8% Churches

Thank you. Agros is deeply grateful for the generous support of our individual, corporate, and foundation donors. In addition, our families benefit from partnerships with local governments, hospitals, and businesses in Central America.INDIVIDUAL DONORS

Anonymous (3) Kent and Linda

AbendrothEnrique Acevedo and

Leana HoadleyJohn and Debra Lisa

AdairMarguerite Agnew and

Stephen RuppSandy and Gail AlderferBrad and Ann Allen Justin AllenAaron and Randi AllredDavid and Carol

AndersenSarah AndersenAlex AndersonAndrea and Brad

AndersonDeane Anderson and

Susan Smetzer-Anderson

Dee AndersonGeorge and Kellie

AndersonLauren Anderson and

David ZornesMark and Patty AndersonMichael and Patty

AndersonRita and Stephen

AndersonRyan and Brook

AndersonGreg and Sharen

AndonianPeter and Kristy

AndonianStefan AndonianChristian and Lea

AndradeTheresa and Bruce

AndrewsJames and Megan

AndrewsAlec and Courtney

Arntzen

James and Gail AssinkPaul and Sharon AssinkAmber and David AustinDeloris and Howard

BabcockDon and Dottie BachmanBruce and Gaye Bailey Ron and Jeannine BaileyPete and Lynn BairdAllison and Ben BakerBruce and Linda BakerLloyd and Heidi BakerSarah and Matt BaldockBrent and Marcia BarkerWilbur and Dolores

BarnardBryce BarnesJohn and Sandy BarneyMichael and Kelli BarramMarshal and Megan

BarrettRebecca BarryRichard and Jeanette

BarthJoan BassDick and Jeanette BaumAnne and Jay BaunachJim and Jeanne BaylessBarbara BeckRansom BeckerKelly BegginCasey and Andrea BellSteve and Carolyn BellDave and Martha

BenedictJonathan and Emily

BergstromBob and Mary BertchJennifer and Glen BielyDaniel and Lisa BinningChris and Jill Birkeland Allan and Christine

BisnettWilliam BledsoeNeil Blok

Pastor Libby and Frank Boatwright

Paul and Kimberly Bodnar

James and Melinda Bohrer

Holly Boone and Patrice Braus

Tom H. BordnerNeil and Cathy BormanFrankie BottinelliCharlotte and Erik

Boutz-ConnellBeth BoylanMarsha BradleyJack and Jackie BrandaburAdeline BrandtDana and Amy BrandtBrandie and Savoy

BrewsterLisa BristowThomas and Leona

BroersThomas BroganAaron and Sarah Brown Bryna BrownWallis BrownDustin and Kristi

BrumbaughAnne BruskotterRoberta and Bart

BrynestadDeborah BuccolaTrace and Rebecca BundyNeil and Kay BurchDon BurdickSean and Sally BurgessMary-Alyce BurleighLinda and Tom BurleyDavid and Tricia BurnettWilliam and Ruth

BurnettChuck and Lorraine

BurnsSteven ButterfieldMark Busto and

Maureen Lee

Sean ByrnesKathleen CaldwellKari and Curtis CalvertMatthew and Hazuki

CampChris CampbellJon and Jackie CampbellMark and Anne Marie

CanlisKristen and Benjamin

CarlsonSarah CarpenterMatthew CarpenterInger and Richard

CarriereColin CarySusan and John CaryRoss and Julie CaseBarbara CathcartTobin CattolicoKen CervellinDavid and Marian

ChambersNatalie ChapinLarry and Ginny

ChapmanMary Lou ChildsMark Chinen and

Ruby TakushiLance and Valerie

ChisumJerry CholewinskiStephanie and Peter ChooJulie and Ryan ChurchKen and Cathy ChurchillBill and Doris ClancySandy and Michael

ClarkeJames and Rachel CliftonPeter and Linda ClineWilliam and Betty CodeAmanda CoffieldMitchell and Marsha

CogdillJan ColemanGregory and Patricia

Collins

David and Betsy CookBryan CookThomas and Nancy Jo

CookLaura and Greg CootsonaJohn CorderPatrick and Judith

CorneliusDebbie Cornett and

Jon SemkeJohn and Patty Coster Brad and Gretchen CoveyShelly CrabtreeRuth and Gerald CravensPaul and Patricia

CreelmanCarol CrowJoe and Pamela

CunninghamLinda and Michael DaileyKurt Dale and

Delene Deforest-DaleErin Daly and

Marc McClureJan DannenbergCyndi DarlingtonCarole and Michael

DarlingtonLarry and Alice DarnellSynnove DavidsonTanya DavisJan DeLacyCory and Molly

DelamarterKathie and Steve DelphFred and Jeanne DenmanGarry and Rhoda

DetweilerCharley Dickey and

Sheila Wyckoff-Dickey

Sean and Anne DimondLeila DodCynthia Dold and

Mark RoweJane Donald and

Gilbert WardNoah Douglas

Cynthia and Bruce Douglass

Kenny and Kristi DrakeRaul DuranCherie DuttonMark and Katie DrovdahlAdrienne DykstraShauna and James

EckhardtScott EddyAlicia and Steve

Edelman PeltonTim and Ann EdwardsGary and Juelle EdwardsDonna and Christian

EggenSuzanne and Steven

EkrenKaren EleyMegan EllisonBeverly and John

EmersonLaura and Harry EmilAmber EmslieTodd and Natalie

EricksonBruce and Elizabeth

EricksonTim and Julie EringerSantiago and Margaret

EtcheversCarol EvansMike and Barbara EvansJan-Roelof FalkenaLarry FarrenAnne and Jerry

FaulkenburgJohn and Nancy FeeneyEd and Kristin FeitzingerCaroline and Al FiedlerPeter and Stephanie

FilipiukAdam FinchStephen FishDavid FisherSean and Krista FlemingMelodie Fleming

Nathan FlemingJason and Lisa FligorRobert ForgetteKarl D. ForthRandy Fout and

Mary Weis-FoutCandace Frankinburger

and David HooperWin and Dianne FranklinBen and Jenni FreeburgTina FreedJohn and Melissa FriederyLauren FryeBob FullerBen Gaffney and Stacey

FitzpatrickShari GaffneyShannon GallagherCarlos Garcia Jurado

Suarez and Alicia Moreno Gonzalez

Russ and Rhonda Garrison

Linnea and Brian GaskinsJennifer GebhartLauren GeertsenPatrick and Mollie

GemmaRichard and Mary Beth

GemperleDavid and Elizabeth

GerlachAshley GiesaPeter and Kristi GilbertBecky and Vic GilliamRobin GilsonDavid and Cynthia

GlancyDonald and Andrea

Glassett William and Barbara

GlennJean GochenourDan GoeringAvery GorterJeanette GotzHerman and Bea Gray

Angela and Rod Greenshields

David GriegerCrystal and Rob GriffinAustin GrishamEmily GrovesAlvin GrubbsCarol GruenBarbara GumprechtDawn Hagen and

Anton SchwartzCarolyn and Rolf HahneMichael and Jodi HaileyAndriette HallDavid and Debby HallJames HallMcClure and Regina HallShelly Hall and

Steven RogersRichard and Jeanette

Hamilton

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Agros Fiscal Year 2015 Financials

OPERATING REVENUES

Unrestricted Gifts $ 1,517,103

Gifts released from restrictions $ 2,028,347

In-Kind contributions $ 38,689

Other income $ 48,607

Total Operating Revenues $ 3,632,746

OPERATING EXPENSES

Program $ 2,319,471

Resource Development $ 870,392

Administration and General $ 323,544

Total Operating Expenses $ 3,513,407

NET ASSETS AT JUNE 30, 2015*

Unrestricted net assets, invested in land & equipment $ 142,719

Unrestricted net assets, designated for land purchases $ 169,094

Other unrestricted net assets $ 455,083

Temporarily restricted net assets $ 1,989,063

Permanently restricted net assets $ 692,667

Total Net Assets $ 3,448,626

Our fiscal year runs from July 1 to June 30.

*Net Assets include the net assets of Land Hope Life, an affiliate of Agros, which holds recent land investments on behalf of Agros.

2015 SOURCES OF REVENUE

ORGANIZ ATIONS

AAA Water Purification and Drainfield Design

Accelerator IndustriesAlderfer Auction Co.Alex McMillan Family FoundationAMB Foundation American Ironworks

& Erectors, Inc.Anderson Family FoundationAndrew R. and Dorothy L.

Cochrane Foundation Ball CorporationBashey, Hutchinson

& Walter PLLCBethany Presbyterian ChurchBidwell Memorial

Presbyterian ChurchBluehawk ConsultingBroetje Orchards, LLCThe Caster Family Trust Christine Cochrane

Family FoundationChurchwomen of St. Stephen’sClifton Family FundColson FoundationCommunity Covenant Church

of the Methow ValleyCostco WholesaleD.A. Davidson & Co.Daniel Nyblad TrustDavid and Carol Myers

FoundationDavid Owen Hastings DesignDriscoll FoundationEdwards Family FoundationEllis, Li & McKinstry PLLCFirst Presbyterian Church

of BoulderFoundry VineyardsGlobal Studio, LLCGreenwood Christian ChurchThe 2010 James D Groat

Rev Trust Hayman Family TrustHoly Spirit Lutheran ChurchImpact Assets, c/o

Calvert FoundationInternational Foundation The Joshua Green FoundationJuniper FoundationKF Events LLC

Lake Grove Presbyterian ChurchLakeside IndustriesLEED, LLLPM.J. Murdock Charitable TrustMark Torrance FoundationMary, Queen Of Peace ParishMaverick Chocolate CompanyMazagran PhotographyMeadowbrook ChurchNational Christian Foundation

SeattleNew Community ChurchThe New Horizons

Foundation, Inc.North Valley Community

FoundationThe O’Donnell Family

Charitable FoundationPacific Continental BankPayline Data, LLCPeter Hawkins Dobberpuhl

FoundationPresbyterian Church

of Jackson HoleProAquaculture, Inc.PS Flyers Production LLCPuget Sound BankRescue Response Gear Inc.Ringoen Family FoundationRiviere & AssociatesSammamish Rotary ClubSchober FoundationThe Seattle FoundationShadle Park Presbyterian ChurchShilshole Development LLCThe Sister FundStewardship FoundationSWAT SystemsTerex CorporationTEW FoundationThe Atizan Group, INC.The Tschetter GroupUBS Financial Services Inc.University Presbyterian ChurchThe Valencia FoundationWaterStoneWeber Marketing GroupZUM Communications

Phillip and Janet HamreGlen and Susan HanketLindsay HannaAnn HanscomWayne and Carolyn

HansenJanet HanthornHylton and Lawrence

HardRichard and Kathryn

HardestyDeborah and Gordon

HardyJoan HarlowKathryn HarraJamie and Joseph

HarrisonTim and Saranell

HartmanLuke and Annie HartsockCharles and Lynn

HartungAllan and Paula HarveyPhilip and Christine

HarveyTimothy and Jenny HaserMali and Rylan HawkinsDorothee HaymanCaren and Daniel HazenMike and Lisa HedleyGinny and Neil HeinitzJerold Heller and

Susan HellerDavid HellmanAnja and John HelmonWilliam HerkesAaron and Loni

HernandezAdam and Jamie HestadBrian HicksCharles and Marlana

HighJonathan HiserLibby and Edwin HlavkaCharles and Linda HodgeRobert and Belva

HoffmanKathryn HogueSteve and Susanna HokeFrank and Patti HolmanKara and Michael

HolmlundTina HooverMaura Hoss

Ron and Joanne HostetterJesse and Marla

Hostetter KropfChristian HouckBurt Hovander and

Patricia OppenheimSheryl Hudson and

Jim McConvilleDavid and Wendy HuntJohn and Britta HuntJohn and Maureen

HurleyBruce Hutchison and

Judy Friedman Marc HutchinsonDaniel Ichinaga and

Allison CookDavid Ingalls and

Dara McKinleyMichelle and Steven

IngalsbeJean Ingebritsen and

Joe ChrastilPaul and Sher IrelandHeidi and John IsazaDanette and John IvieAudrey and John JacksonBrent JacksonZach JacobsonJim JansenChristi and Tim JenkinsGuillermo and Anna

JimenezAndrea John-SmithPaul and Lisa JohnsonRuss and Melissa JohnsonStacie JohnsonBrian and Allison JonesJonathan JonesKermit Jorgensen Megan JudgeCynthia KaapanaTimothy KaczochaDeborah and William

KalmbachKyle KarpackJim and Sheila KaufmanLarisa Kaukonen and

Derek RodriguesAaron and Annie KeatingCharles and Carolyn

KeckMarcie and Marsh

Kellegrew

Ali and Christopher Keller

Kristen and Brad KellnStephen and Michelle

KellyJennifer Kelly and

Gerry ScullyJim and Nancy KenagyLew KendallPatrick Kennedy and

Melissa RiesKaren KershawBrian KesterPat and Karen KilgannonTim and Monette KingJames King and

Joan NathanRobin KiuttuRose KlineDede and Craig KnappRyan KnicelyIan Knox and

Manon CypherMichael and Sarah KochFletcher and Kathy KolbInez KollmarArt and Janet Kopicky Adam KoppAlex KoppLauren KoppRobert and Deborah

KoppAndrew and Emily KothJesse KropfTom and Dixie KroupaDon KunzeJames and Judy KutzJanet and Mark

LabbertonConnie LaceyDoug and Karen

Lacy-RobertsJanet LaffertyRoger LageschulteHenry and Jennifer LaibleGreg LandisKatherine LangerJoyce and David LangleyMina and Ray LarsenHazel LarsonLee Lauckhart Katherine and Joshua

Leach

Armando LealBarbara Lee Christopher LeeJohn and Liz LeeAnna LehnPatricia LenssenGene and Nancy

LeonardsonTara and Daniel LeungDon LevensDerek and Farlis LewisPeter and Susan LiSkip and Cyd LiSusan Li and Joseph LiAlexander Lindsey and

Lynn ManleyWesley and Merrilyn

LingrenVirginia and Jeremy

LinzeeSteven LoeppkyJon LoflinTimothy Long Al and Kathy LopusTim LoschJohn and Lauri LosinskiKent and Carin LottisEdmund and Karlin LoveOscar and Vienna LucasSteve and Patti LuchteDavid and Nancy LynchLaura Machado

de WrightKathy MachugaAlexander and Lucinda

MackiePatricia MaloneScott ManneringCynthia ManningEdgardo MarquezBarb and David MartinDeborah MartinEugene MartinJonathan and Emily

MasonWilliam Mathias IIIPenny and Kurt MattsonMichael and Anna

MatysikMarc and Teresa MaybergWade MayerMaureen and Keith Mayo

Sarah and Zack Mazzoncini

James and Judith McAteerDan and Cathy

McCauleyPollie and Steve

McCloskeySally and Dave McCrayKevin and Kristin

McCuistionKelly McDonaldDave and Carol

McFarlandKaren McGaugheyGarrett McGowanMicky McKinley and

Samuel GreenJohn and Alex McMillanTerry and Ken McNicholsMaury and Donna

Medlen Chris MegargeeAna MelicaRichard MichelsonMeredith MiddlebrooksAndrew and Cherie MillerAnne MillerDana and LaNeal MillerEd MillerKim and Ken MillerLincoln Miller and

Nancy SapiroGary and Lorraine

MinshullGary and Margaret

MitchellJack MitchellJoel MitchellSamuel and Beth MitchellShari and Craig MonsonJorge Mario Moreno

BenjumeaDonna MorrisCorliss and Richard

MorseJohn MossSusan and Paul MoultonEric and Jacqueline

MowatLinnea and Bernard

MulderBetsy and Jeffrey MullenAndy and Janet MunterSteve and Vicki Murphy

Robert MuschnerMichael and Leslie MutoJudy and Richard MyersWilliam and Kim NaberPhilip and Lauren

NeiswenderTyler NelsenJennifer Nelson Karen NelsonSandy and Kyle

NetterfieldMarilyn NewcomerStan and Lois NewellScott and Sharon NicholsPat and Sue NoonJeff and Susan NopperTom and Sandy NorrisRobert and Laura NortonJames B and Renee

NotkinKent and Judith NowlinDan NybladPhil and Phyllis NyceMichael and Cindy

O’BrienJim and Mariette

O’DonnellWilliam and Rebekah

O’DonnellDennis O’Grady and

Tino VeneziaSumee OhPam OkanoGregg and Cathy OliverJennifer OlsenSteven and Debra OlsonCarol and John OverbeckDr. Christian and Kathy

OvermanDiane PalachekHarry PallickLarissa PalmerAlexa ParkerEric ParkerRonnie and Nancy PattonMark and Andrea PatzerAmy and Jun

Paulson YoungJan and Virgil PearceDaniel and Nola PearsonDavid and Susan PeaseMarian Peiffer

Michael and Rebecca Pelletier

Steve and Alicia PeltonMatt PenningKevin and Annie PepperRosemary PereraChristopher and Brooke

PerishoBill PermanBill and Barbara PermanRobert Perman Jenna PerrymanTim and Margaret

PetersenSusan PetersonGeorge and Alyssa PetrieLigia PettitJill M. PhillipsLance and Monica PiattAlissa and Norm PickerPaul PictonNoah PieperStan and Wilma PilonGeoffrey and Stephanie

PiperSkylar PiroJay PittengerCraig and Gail PoindexterPriscilla Pope-LevisonClyde Powers and

Betty DeanTerry and Kathy ProctorWilliam PughKristie PutnamJoel QuaidCaroline and Tom QuinnDennis Quiring and

Susan CarrierJack and Marilyn Rafn James and Rose RaganRebecca Barrett and

Pat RawsonDorothy RedickMichael and Kathryn

RedmanBenjamin ReedSteven and Cynthia ReedRandall ReedyJeffrey Reid and

Dawn WhiteSam and Sara ReidDavid ReigelJim and Jan Rettig

Arliss and Eric ReyRichard ReynoldsRandy and Tina RhoadsGinger RichJudy RichardsCarl B. RichardsChristopher and Crystal

RiegerHeather and Dan

RingoenKathy and John RiperRachel and DJ RipplAnnie and Driscoll

RobbinsKostia RobertPaul and Kathy RobinsonGeorge and Holly RoeRuth RoetcisoenderBrian and Veronica

RoetcisoenderMichael and Jean RogersStuart and Lee RolfeErvin and Andrea RoordaCheryl RosatoGerry and Doris RoselliniHenry and Charlotte

Rosenberger Julie and Kent Ross Tom and Ruth RossBarry and Linda RowanRobert and Mary RussellDaphne RyanBill and Janet SafstromJohn and Harriet SalathePerry and Melinda

SatterleeChuck Schilling and

Laura GiddingsEvan SchmidtSara SchmidtPeter and Judy SchnebeleTim and Melissa SchoberMary Jo SchradeDavid and Frances

SchroedlGreg and Kay SchroedlBruce and Suzanne

SchwarzeHeidi ScottTania ScuttPaul and Jaime SeibertJoan and Dave SelvigPaul Serenbetz

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Rebecca SettlemyerPaul and Barbara

ShackelfordMartha and David

ShearerSteve ShearerRay and Barbara ShifferCraig and Signe ShuckJennifer and Brian ShuckShannon SiglerTodd and Teresa SilverBasant and Sheila SinghMartin and Marilyn

SippyStephen and Amy SirichStephen and Litishia

SkatrudKevin SkillestadAmanda Smith Bradley and Deborah

SmithDan SmithJulie and Sam SmithJustin and Sarye SmithKathy SmithKen SmithNorma Creighton SmithSharon SmithBarbara and Stan SnowJanice and Arthur SnyderLyle and Andrea SnyderAlberto SolanoAngela and Brian SoleckiAdrian SolisCharles Somerville

and Billie Eiffert-Somerville

Stephen Spare and Susannah Taylor

Heath and Cynthia Spencer

Dave and Marti SpicerMick Spillane and

Phyllis StabenoDavid and Abby St.

HilaireThomas and Marilyn

StacyJanet and Jon StaffordTodd StaheliBenjamin StanglandDeborah StarrBrad Stave

Alberta and David StaveEsther and Timothy

SteegeKen and Betty SteffaNancy SteinerEva StenderSharon SterlingBradley StevensonHannah StinsonKatie StockMelyssa StoneLeslie StuddardChristopher and Wei

SturmanRenee and Henry SuhrJill and Sean SullivanScott and Heather SundKen and Sarah SundinLee SundquistRobert SuttonPaul and Heidi SweeneyRobert and Elizabeth

SwensonDan Taylor Daniel TaylorJennifer TaylorSteve and DeYonne

TegmanTiffany TeichrowEllen TennisDaniel and Carla Thieme Arun and Julie Thomas John and Misty ThomasRyan and Alysson

ThomasKim and Geoffrey

ThompsonTrent ThompsonJacqueline ThompsonJennifer and Brad

ThompsonLynn TienkenJennifer and Matthew

Tilghman-HavensCharles and Janice

TimbersMaryann and Charles

TimchalkJohn and Teresa TippettRick and Susan Titcomb Chris Tobey and

Jalayne BoniRaymond Tong

Margaret and James ToopMark TorranceSteve and Patricia TrainerDavid TschetterRichard TschetterRobert and Cindy

TullochJohnny ValenciaHeather ValenciaEric and Meg ValentineGeorge and Dee

Van LeeuwenMichael Van MarenJudith Van NiceKeith Vandegrift and

Lana BellMartha VanGenderenTony and Becky VaughtMilton Vine and

Janet Barstow-VineDacia WagnonDebra and Alan WahlWayne and Florence

WaldalJohn and Madeline WallGary and Barbara WallerMagdalena WallhoffDon and Janet WallisRichard and Leslie WallisLisa WallisLance and Kelly WalradDouglas and Susan

WaltarRebecca and Brad

WatkinsCarol WatsonJack Watson Bill and Mary WattsMarilyn WeberKaren and Mark WeberMark and Connie

WeisethJeremy WelchJanet WestBradley Wheeler and

Elizabeth WestburgScott and Anna WhitePaul and Erica WhiteWilliam and Suellen

WhiteBrad and Janice WhitneyRichard and Anne

Wiedenheft

John and Remy WilcoxJesse and Tara WilliamsKathy and John WillsonCliff and Carol WismanJustin WithrowGreg Witter and Anne

McGonigleSusan WorthenLaura WrightAaron and Kimberley

WunAnna WyckoffMichael Yates and

Jennifer NusseJulie YatesJeremy and Brigette YatesMitch and Gail YockeyRobert and Carrie YoungJay and Leslie YoungBill and Brenda Younger William and Michelle

YoungsmanJeff and Amy YoungstromAl and Kerei Yuen Christine YukevichKelly and Michael

YukevichSuzanne ZahrBrenda ZavalaElliot ZeelanderChip and Cindy Zimmer

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