Marian Wood Baird College Scholarship: (1 Award @ $15,000) Navkiran Singh, Bloomingdale, Illinois

Dwight Mosley Scholarship Award: (2 Awards @ $10,000) Beter-Aron Shimeles, Seattle, Washington; Luxi (Lucy) Zhang, Edison, New Jersey

Dwight F. Davis Memorial Scholarship: (2 Awards @ $7,500) Joshua Archibald-Seiffer, Boise, Idaho; Maggie Bashford, Raleigh, North Carolina

Eve Kraft Education and College Scholarship: (2 Awards @ $2,500) Anoop Sheth, Winter Haven, Florida; Krysta Lobb, Bangor, Pennsylvania

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From Patrick McEnroeThe past few months as President of the USTA

Tennis & Education Foundation have been agreat experience for me.

To give you an idea ofwhat I mean, let me tellyou about our Board ofDirectors. There arethirty of us fromaround the countrywho serve as officersand directors-at-large.We formally meet fourtimes a year, usually in

New York City, and in between we each participateon at least one subcommittee. Not all of us liveand breathe tennis—some of the Board membersserve because they believe in the mission ofchildren, tennis and education. Our agendas arepacked with reports by Committee chairmen anddiscussions of ongoing projects and potentialopportunities. Often directors of some of theprograms the Foundation has funded are invitedto come and let us know how our support hasmade a difference in the lives of children in theircare. The amazing thing for me is that each Boardmeeting lasts just 2-21⁄2 hours and so much isaccomplished in that brief time period. I amhonored to be part of such a dynamic group ofcaring individuals who are so highly attuned totheir roles as stewards for our donors.

I also tip my hat to the USTA Tennis &Education Foundation staff. Karen, Ellen, Jackieand Barbara do a tremendous job behind thescenes and are 110 percent committed to helpingchildren pursue their highest goals and dreams.

The days are flying by until the start of the2006 US Open and I can’t wait until the worlddescends on my hometown for the best tennis thisside of the Atlantic. When I’m not in a broad-casting booth, I plan to be on hand for as manyFoundation activities as possible. I look forwardto seeing you on our Avenue of Aces.

Here’s to another terrific US Open!

Patrick

Congratulations to the 2006 USTA T&EF’s College Scholarship Recipients. We wish them well as they begin this exciting new phase in their lives.

2006 College Scholarship Recipients

Navkiran Singh Luxi (Lucy) Zhang Maggie Bashford Krysta Lobb Beter-AronShimeles

Joshua Archibald-Seiffer

Anoop Seth

Please see page 2 for a complete list of scholarship recipients.

James Blake Teams Up with USTA T&EFJ-Block fever is spreading,and that’s a great thing forJames Blake’s fans, as well asfor the USTA Tennis &Education Foundation.

The proceeds from sales ofall J-Block merchandise,developed by Blake andNike, during the US OpenSeries and the US Open willgo to the Foundation.Merchandise will be availableon site at the events, as well

as in tennis specialty shops, TennisWarehouse.com, and on Blake’s official site, JamesBlakeTennis.com.

With the exception of Toronto, the USTA T&EFsupports local tennis and education programming in all ofthe markets where Blake is scheduled to appear during theSeries.

J-Block originated at the Pilot Pen Tournament, one ofthe cities in the US Open Series.

Sincere thanks to James, a member of the USTA T&EFoundation’s Professional Player Advisory Council, for hisgenerous support of our mission!

Grantees Honored at Annual LuncheonFrom the Desk of Karen Martin-Eliezer

In keeping with what has become the USTA Tennis& Education Foundation’s tradition in the pre-US Openissue of our newsletter, attention is focused on our 2006College Scholarships, Spring Grants and Foundation-related events planned for this year’s US Open.

Spring is always an exciting season for theFoundation as we disburse grants and scholarshipsand help many high school seniors realize their dreamof a college education. This year, 81 college-bound

students received scholarships provided by the Foundation, the MassMutualFinancial Group, the Dwight F. Davis Family and the Marian Wood BairdFamily. Every year we find ourselves marveling at the exceptional students whoapply for financial assistance. They are wonderful young people with goodgrades, who have performed outstanding community service—in addition tomaking tennis their favorite sport! We wish them well as they take this next stepon their life’s journey.

Thirty-seven grants were awarded under the combined “Aces for Kids” initiativeand Foundation support. The Foundation continued its support to severalpreviously funded programs and we are very pleased that so many “new”organizations were successful with their applications.

Moving forward this summer, as usual, there are several Foundation-relatedevents planned at the US Open. We hope you’ll take time to review the calendar of our activities and plan to see us in Flushing Meadows.

Best wishes for a wonderful summer—I hope to see you at the Open!

Karen Martin-EliezerUSTA Tennis & Education

Executive Director

Thanks to you, our students are succeeding in college!Wesley Burrows, sophomore, University of Nevada Las Vegas

“As far as academics are concerned, I have been able to maintain a 3.8GPA through my first two semesters. I will continue to represent theUSTA Tennis & Education Foundation in the best way I can throughmy academics and my athletics. Thank you again for this wonderfulhonor.”

Michael Freeman, sophomore, Abilene Christian University“While enrolled in the Honors Program, I have maintained a 3.9

GPA. I made the Dean’s Honor Roll in both of my semesters and, lastMarch, was inducted into Phi Eta Sigma, a national honor society forcollege freshmen. Also, I served 15 hours at the local Salvation Armyand 15 hours with Abilene Hope Haven, a homeless shelter…I had anexcellent first year.”

Victoria Trieu, sophomore, University of Illinois“This past year at the University of Illinois was a very memorable year,

full of new experiences of all kinds. I entered into a Living and LearningCommunity called WIMSE [Women in Math Science andEngineering] which led me to make many new and interesting relation-ships with people from all over the world and in really exciting majors.I am a Chemistry major and look forward to continuing chemistryclasses and labs next semester.”

2006—An Abundance of ACES!For the second consecutive year, American Express has launched the

“Summer of ACES” program in conjunction with the 2006 US Open Series.Every ace served during match play on the stadium court at each of the 10tournaments throughout the US OpenSeries, as well as the US Open, will resultin an American Express donation to theUSTA T&E Foundation’s “ACES forKids” initiative.

MassMutual Scholarship Awards: (35 Awards @ $5,000)

Caribbean Cristian Cruz, Caguas, Puerto Rico; Luis Perez-Abrew, San Juan, Puerto RicoEastern Lauren LaMura, Staten Island, New York; Karen Laurent, East Elmhurst, New YorkFlorida Elise Greer, Bartow, Florida; Jocelyn Lucier, Indialantic, FloridaHawaii Pacific Joelle Tanaka, Kailua, Hawaii; Marie Tanaka, Kailua, HawaiiIntermountain Christine Barnes, River Heights, Utah; Nicholas Van Der Ahe, Park City, UtahMid-Atlantic Quentin Logan, Louisa, Virginia; Chelsi McCalla, Bowie, MarylandMiddle States Andrea Edwards, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania;

Vaughan Morgan, New Castle, DelawareMidwest Amanda Heinrich, Fowlerville, Michigan; Jason Stuckey, Cincinnati, OhioMissouri Valley Janet Buntain, Fort Scott, Kansas; Bruce Maytubby, Anadarko, OklahomaNew England Tamara Prairie, Springfield, Massachusetts; Karrie Sirois, Thomaston, MaineNorthern California Camelia Dumitras, Live Oak, California; Kevin Liang*,Sacramento, California;

Rachel Suh, Concord, CaliforniaNorthern Joseph Fragodt, Benson, Minnesota; Jaimie Klemish, New Auburn, WisconsinPac NW Ben Johnson, Lake Oswego, Oregon; Alyssa Morrison, Anacortes, WashingtonSouthern California Daniel Debbini, Canyon County, California; Joshua Khalili, Anaheim, CaliforniaSouthern Justin DiFeliciantonio, Columbus, Georgia;

Lauren Kulp, Winston-Salem, North CarolinaSouthwest Andrea Schams, Chandler, Arizona; Kyle Anderson, Scottsdale, ArizonaTexas Hannah Fordham, Canyon, Texas; Colleen Lucas, Round Rock, Texas* Discretionary

USTA Tennis & Education Foundation College Educational Scholarships (29 Awards @ $6,000)

Noora Ayyash, Arlington, Texas; Fallon Blattner, Kihei, Hawaii; Connor Bybee, Paola, Kansas; MegghanConnolly, Williamsville, New York; Stephanie Conway, Waseca, Minnesota; Tory Davis, Idaho Falls, Idaho;Andrew Davy, Kelseyville, California; Dolly Do, Portland, Oregon; Heather Dodds, Jacksonville, Florida;Andrew Fritz, Indianapolis, Indiana; Jerica Hester, Anadarko, Oklahoma; Keith Ho, San Francisco,California; Shanell Holloway, Saluda, South Carolina; Borjan Jaksic, Sioux Falls, South Dakota; CharlesJohnson, Naples, Florida; Veronica LeQuire, Denver, Colorado; Jennifer Mabe, Brown Summit, NorthCarolina; Amber Mikasa, Fowleville, Michigan; Alexander Markovich, Brooklyn, New York

College Textbook Awards (10 Awards @ $500)

Zhejun Chen, San Francisco, California; James Gleckner, Minneapolis, Minnesota; Megan Havili, FederalWay, Washington; Joshua Hollis, Tyler, Texas; Edward Iglesias, III, Bronx, New York; Jessica Kyler, ParmaHeights, Ohio; Arron Mundy, Inglewood, California; Zikomo Smith, Lithonia, Georgia; Emem Usoro,Bloomington, Minnesota; Curt Wheeler, Salem, Oregon

2006 College Scholarship Recipients (continued)

Come out to the US Open and Support the Foundation!

When you’re at the US Open, stop by Court 11 and visit the Silver Tennis Collection. A portion of the proceeds will benefit the

USTA Tennis & Education Foundation.

The Board Makes a DifferenceThe Board is an administrative, policy-making body that establishes

the framework for the Foundation’s operations. We are pleased to introduce you to two of our Directors-at-Large:

Howard B. Cowan, a Chartered Life Underwriter andChartered Financial Consultant, is Founder andPresident of Cowan Financial Group. Mr. Cowan hasbeen awarded the Massachusetts Mutual Life InsuranceCompany’s highest honor, the National Chairman’sTrophy, for an unprecedented 18 years. He and his familylive in New York City.

Gary L. Davis is an attorney as well as an AccreditedAirport Executive. He is Manager of the AirportOperations at Newark Liberty International Airport. Heand his wife, Lisa Egbuonu-Davis, M.D., live inMontclair, New Jersey, with their daughter.

Founder’s CourtSILVER ACES ($25,000+)Ms. Michèle BowmanMr. Stanley MallessMr. David Markin

BRONZE ACES ($15,000+)Mr. & Mrs. Alexander ChuGeorge, Sam & Kate LazenbyFriends of Dana & Christopher ReeveMr. J.D. Roxe

Pathway PaversSILVER SUPPORTERS ($5,000+)Mr. & Mrs. Everett ChecketMr. & Mrs. James FarleyMr. H. Anthony IttlesonPolly Eastman ScottMr. & Mrs. Bernard Sussman

BRONZE BENEFACTORS ($2,500+)Mr. Scott AdamsMr. & Mrs. Stephen BeninatiMs. Hilary BooneMr. & Mrs. Hunter DelatourMr. & Mrs. Samuel GerstenMr. & Mrs. Ted KarkusMrs. Maryln KauderMr. & Mrs. Joseph Moyer

BRICK BUILDERS ($750-$1,000+)

Ms. Christina Braun (Volvettes)Mr. & Mrs. Richard BrennerMr. Sam Burchers (Hernandez)Ms. Laura F. CanfieldMr. & Mrs. Robert Cookson

Friends of Pat FreebodyMr. Michael Gill & Ms. Virginia WrightMs. Bobbi Giudicelli & Ms. Caryl ParkerMrs. Joan GoldsmithMr. Eric HerschmannMr. & Mrs. John IvyMr. & Mrs. Scott KalbMr. Lex KesslerMs. Rosemary LaPointe (Draper)Ms. Patricia LowryKyle, Michael, Drew & Aidan MartinSophia, Georgianna, Rosemary & Timothy MartinMr. Donald McKennaMr. Jay MorsmanMr. Alexander NewmarkMs. Marjorie Peterman (Bareis)Mr. Edward RosensteelDr. & Mrs. Howard RudominerMr. & Mrs. Edwin ScheurerMr. & Mrs. Walter SchleimerMr. Richard Schneidman & FamilyMrs. Phyllis Sousa (Kass)Mr. L. Thomas SperryMr. & Mrs. Alex StermanMr. Jon Vegosen

Avenue of Aces—Donor Recognition ListThe Avenue of Aces, the USTA Tennis & Education

Foundation’s donor recognition project, is locatedon the magnificent grounds of the USTANational Tennis Center—home of the USOpen. It forms the pathway between the EastGate entrance and the historic Arthur AsheStadium.

All proceeds from your Avenue of Aces pur-chase will be donated to the Foundation—thistax deductible donation will allow us to makegreat strides toward our mission of “building livesthrough tennis and education.”

The following donors/pavers will take their place intennis history this summer on the Avenue of Aces:

USTA T&E Foundation is delighted to announcethat 47 grants totalling $766,600 were awardedbetween March and July of this year.

2006 Spring recipients were:15 LOVE (Capital Region Tennis), Albany, NY $8,000

Baltimore Tennis Patrons, Baltimore, MD $20,000

Black Women in Sport Foundation, Philadelphia, PA $10,000

City Parks Foundation, New York, NY $12,500

First Serve Broward, Inc., Fort Lauderdale, FL $15,000

First Serve-New Mexico, Santa Fe, NM $20,000

Jensen-Schmidt Tennis Academy for Down Syndrome, Florissant, MO $12,500

Long Island Tennis & Sports Foundation, Port Jefferson, NY $15,000

National Kidney Foundation-Delaware Valley, Philadelphia, PA $7,000

Net Results Junior Tennis, Denver, CO $20,000

NJTL of Indianapolis, Indianapolis, IN $17,500

Old Dominion University, Norfolk, VA $10,500

Pikes Peak Community Tennis Association, Colorado Springs, CO $12,500

Recreation Wish List Committee, Washington, DC $25,000

Stephanie Waterman Tennis & Whole Child Program, Kansas City, MO $20,000

St. Paul Urban Tennis, St. Paul, MN $17,000

Tennis Opportunity Program (TOP), Chicago, IL $10,000

Tennis Success, Inc., Corpus Christi, TX $20,000

Youth and Tennis, Inc., Jamaica, NY $15,000

Zina Garrison All Court Tennis, Houston, TX $20,000

In March 2006, Aces for Kids-Round I grants were awarded to:Apple Ridge Farm, Roanoke, VA $15,000

MACH Academy, Aiken, SC & Martinez, GA $15,000

Middlesex Grandparents Raising Grandchildren Coalition, Inc., Rahway, NJ $15,000

National Junior Tennis League of Trenton, Inc., Pennington, NJ $25,000

Prince George’s Tennis & Education Foundation, Inc., Upper Marlboro, MD $25,000

Rodney Street Tennis Association, Wilmington, DE $14,000

Southern Alabama Tennis Association, Mobile, AL $11,400

Sportsmen’s Tennis Club, Dorchester, MA $25,000

Washington Tennis & Education Foundation, Washington, DC $25,000

Youth and Tennis, Inc., Jamaica, NY $22,000

In Round II, 17 organizations were selected to receive support:Big Brothers Big Sisters of Indian River City, Fort Pierce, FL $5,000

Boys & Girls Clubs of Martin County, Inc., Hobe Sound, FL $5,000

Boys & Girls Clubs of Miami, Inc., Miami, FL $5,000

Challengers Boys & Girls Club, Los Angeles, CA $5,000

CHAMPS Afterschool Program, Erie, PA $25,000

Communities in Schools of Charleston Area, Charleston, SC $25,000

Education Resources for Children, Inc., Enfield, CT $21,700

First Serve-New Mexico, Inc., Santa Fe, NM $5,000

Fred Wells Education Center, St. Paul, MN $15,000

I Have a Dream Foundation, Boulder, CO $25,000

Inner City Tennis, Minneapolis, MN $20,000

Milwaukee Tennis & Education Foundation, Milwaukee, WI $25,000

Net Results Junior Tennis, Denver, CO $5,000

Sports Explorer, Inc., Los Angeles, CA $25,000

Think Detroit-PAL, Detroit, MI $25,000

United Neighbors, Inc., Davenport, IA $20,000

Urban Ventures Leadership Foundation, Minneapolis, MN $10,000

News from our funded programsFirst Serve, Inc., Fort Lauderdale, FL

“The First Serve Home Office operates its own chapter, First Serve Broward, which provid-ed over 10,000 ‘kid hours’ or units [number of kids times number of program hours of tennis,education, and life skills] since inception and over the next 12 months, First Serve Browardanticipates providing over 16,000 kid hours.”

—Trey Buchholz, Founder & CEOHarlem Junior Tennis & Education Program, New York, NY

“We are truly grateful for the grant that was awarded to the HJTEP to help support manychildren in the Harlem area to enhance their tennis and education skills…The State of NewYork and the NYC Police Athletic League provided the funding for renovations, and our facil-ity will now accommodate the classrooms and computer room that are necessary to carry outour goals to provide an education program that will allow our students to flourish.”

—Katrina M. Adams, President/Executive Director

USTA T&E Foundation Partners withSection Foundations

When you renew your USTA membership, you now have the option of makinga voluntary contribution to the USTA T&E Foundation online, with a portiongoing directly to the USTA Section Foundation in your community! Thank you,in advance, for helping to “build lives through tennis and education.”

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Donor ListUnrestricted Contributions From February 1, 2006 through July 25, 2006.The USTA Tennis & Education Foundation is grateful to the following individuals and corporations for their generous support of our mission. Every effort has been made to be complete and accurate, but in compiling suchlistings, errors may occur. If you should notice inaccuracies, please contact the Foundation’s office at (914) 696-7223 or foundation@usta.com so we can correct our records.

Mr. Scott AdamsThe Adams FamilyMr. Richard AderMs. Ellen Ambrose-Del ColleMs. Rozlyn AndersonMr. Eric AntoshMr. Dan AronsonMr. William ArtzMr. Jerry ArzuMr. & Mrs. Harry BaerMr. & Mrs. Victor BarberMr.& Mrs. Alan BergmanMr. David BerwindMs. Sally BlissMs. Jane BlumenfeldMs. Hilary BooneMs. Michèle BowmanSenator Barbara BoxerMr. & Mrs. Richard BrennerMr. Dave BroganMr. & Mrs. Richard BrownMr. Leo BruetteDr. Douglas BunnellMr. Sam Burchers

Ms. Lisa CamerinoMs. Laura CanfieldMs. Denise CapriatiMs. Charlotte CarrMs. Shantha ChandraDr. Andrew ChauMr. & Mrs. Everett ChecketMr. & Mrs. Wayne ClevengerMr. Daniel CohenMs. Christine ConroyMs. Gabrielle CusackMr. Malcolm DadeMs. Carol Ann DavidsonMs. Anne Marie DavisMr. & Mrs. Gary DavisMr. John DavisMr. & Mrs. Hunter DelatourMr. & Mrs. Emilio DelVecchioMs. Mary DevlinDr. & Mrs. David DinesHon. & Mrs. David DinkinsMr. Thomas DoeMr. Benjamin DollerMr. & Mrs. Brian Downs

Mr. & Mrs. James DreyfusMr. J.R. EagleMr. Robert ElenowitzMr. & Mrs. Jay EliezerMs. Linda ElliottMr. & Mrs. James FarleyMr. Bruce FarrellMs. Karen FeldmanMr. & Mrs. Edward FernbergerMr. & Mrs. Lee Roy FernholzMr. & Mrs. Isreal FloydMr. Bernard FlynnMr. Carl Forsythe IIIFriends of Pat FreebodyMr. Robert FullerMs. Janet Gangoff CalderoneMr. Seth GeeslinMr. Michael Gill & Ms.

Virginia WrightMr. & Mrs. Joe GillenMs. Joan GoldsmithMr. & Mrs. Michael GoldsteinMr. Andrew GonzalezMr. & Mrs. Richard Gordon

Mr. & Mrs. Michael GossMs. Roberta GravesDr. Cindy GreenMr. & Mrs. Donald GreeneMs. Jane Brown GrimesMr. Kevin GunnMr. & Mrs. D. Lee HamiltonMs. Monica HarriganMr. T. Randolph HarrisMr. & Mrs. E.J. HarrisonMr. & Mrs. André HawauxMr. & Mrs. George HaywoodMs. Staciellen HeasleyMr. Eric HerschmannMr. Robert HigginsDr. & Mrs. Sidney HillerMr. & Mrs. Jonathan HopkinsMr. & Mrs. Donald HorwitzMs. Patti HouserMr. Bruce HuntMr. H. Anthony IttlesonMr. & Mrs. John IvyMs. Barbara JansonMr. Jimmy JimenezMs. Laurie KamhiMr. Kurt KampermanMs. Jennifer KenasMs. Karen KingMr. & Mrs. James KurtzMrs. Rosemary LaPointeMs. Becky LenhartMs. Nancy LernerMr. & Mrs. Gordon LeveringMs. Karlyn LotheryMr. Robert LovellJudge Edmund LudwigMs. Amy Macht &

Mr. George GroseMs. Marion MacRaeMs. Suzanne MaguireMr. Stanley MallessMs. Caren MangiacapreMr. Eric MarkMr. David MarkinMr. Bruce Martin &

Ms. Carolyn CostinMs. Gail Marx

Ms. Elizabeth MathieuMr. & Mrs. George MaynardMr. John McEnroeMr. & Mrs. Donald McKennaMr. & Mrs. Roger McLeanMr. Jay MorsmanMr. Bill MountfordMr. Michael NishiharaMs. Tandy O’DonoghueMr. & Mrs. John PabstMr. & Mrs. Richard PhelpsMr. Stan PhelpsMr. & Mrs. Ralph PucciFriends of Dana & Christopher

ReeveMs. Missie RennieMr. & Mrs. Rudy ReyesMr. & Mrs. Kenneth RivlinMr. David RizzoMr. Carlos RodriguezMr. Edward RosensteelDrs. Norman & Lynn RosenstockDr. Howard RudominerMr. Andrew SaundersMr. & Mrs. Edwin ScheurerMr. J. Noel SchlageterMs. Irene SchlagmanMr. Richard SchneidmanMr. Scott SchultzMr. Eugene ScottPolly Eastman ScottMr. & Mrs. Barry SegalMr. Seth ShawMr. & Mrs. Robert SheehanMs. Pam ShriverMs. Ilene SilverMr. & Mrs. Hardwick SimmonsMr. & Mrs. Fred SimonMr. & Mrs. Alden SmithMr. Gordon SmithMs. Nancy SolizMr. L. Thomas SperryMs. Dorothy SpragueMr. Ben SteinerMr. & Mrs. Alex StermanMr. & Mrs. Jack SternMr. Zachary Stern

Ms. Liz StillmanMr. & Mrs. Bernard SussmanMs. Doris TulcinMs. Dagmar UnhochMr. Bahar UttamMr. Jon VegosenMr. & Mrs. Chester VogelMr. Randy WalkerMs. Rosalind WalterMr. & Mrs. Robin WilliamsMs. Donna Willis BrownMr. & Mrs. Edgar WoolardMs. Barbara WynneACI Capital Co. LLCAkin, Gump, Strauss,

Hauer & Feld LLPArmstrong Nickoll Family

FoundationBessemerBest Plumbing Supply IncCowan Financial GroupESSEF Distributors, Inc.Glad Transportation IncHarman International

Industries, Inc.Jefferies & Co. IncJeffers & IrelandThe John and Sue Ann

Weinberg FoundationKekst and Company, Inc.McLaughlin & SternMichael Fiur ProductionsNew York Health and

Racquet ClubPaterson Belknap

Webb & TylerPepsico FoundationQuad/GraphicsThe Ralph C. Wilson

FoundationSK Real Estate ServicesSpark ProductionsSpears Grisanti & Brown, LLCSquire, Sanders & Dempsey LLPStaples Business AdvantageSynergy SportsThe Treetops Foundation

James BlakeMary CarilloJim Courier

Mary Joe FernandezZina Garrison

Billie Jean KingTodd Martin

Patrick McEnroeAndy RoddickChanda Rubin

Pam ShriverAlexandra StevensonMaliVai Washington

Patrick McEnroe, PresidentKatrina M. AdamsMichael L. Ainslie

Matthew BronfmanHoward B. CowanAnne Marie Davis

Gary L. DavisDavid N. DinkinsMichael Goldstein

Jane Brown Grimes

Andre HawauxCheryl Haywood

John B. HessFranklin R. Johnson

Robert H. LessinJulia A. Levering

Karen Martin-EliezerElizabeth L. Mathieu, Esq.

Richard J. PhelpsLawrence A. Rand

Missie RennieAlan G. Schwartz

Fred ShenPam Shriver

Gordon A. SmithTiina Bougas Smith

Bahar UttamRosalind P. Walter

Mary McLean WilsonBarbara S. Wynne

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