The Shallowford Steeple

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1 The Shallowford Steeple Lewisville United Methodist Church, Lewisville, NC August 17, 2011 CRAFT BROTHERS CONCERT TO BENEFIT THE NISSEN HOUSE PROJECT: AUGUST 20 AT LUMC Lewisville UMC will be host to a gospel music concert featuring The Craft Brothers on August 20 at 7:00 pm in our Sanctuary. The benefit concert is sponsored by the Lewisville Historical Society to support the repair and renovations of the Nissen House (circa late 1870 s). An offering will be taken in support of the Nissen House Project. Once renovated, the Nissen House will be used for educational programs, the arts (music, drama, art, exhibitions, etc.), meetings and activity space. Your attendance and support are encouraged. Be sure to invite others also! THIRD GRADERS TO RECEIVE BIBLES ON AUGUST 21 As is customary at LUMC, all rising third graders will receive a Bible on Promotion Sunday, August 21, during the 8:30 am and 11:00 am Worship Services (whichever service you wish to attend). We can t wait to see you there! PROMOTION SUNDAY: August 21 Promotion Sunday will be August 21. It will begin at 9:45 am that morning in the sanctuary. Children (age 2 by August 31, 2011 through rising sixth graders) are invited to be a part of this Promotion Sunday. Children will take part in promotion by receiving a certificate, visiting the classroom, and meeting their new teachers. Parents are asked to stay with their children during the morning s activities. Following classroom visits, everyone is invited to gather in Asbury Hall for fellowship and refreshments at 10:15 am. See you on August 21! SENIORS..MAKE YOUR PLANS TO JOIN US ON SUNDAY, AUGUST 21, AT 5 PM IN ASBURY HALL! We ll have food, games, and, best of all, homemade ice cream with all the toppings for dessert! We need to know that you are coming, so please call Nan Johnson ( ) or June Hayes ( ) to let us know of your plans. It will be a refreshing evening!

2 The Shallowford Steeple Lewisville United Methodist Church 6290 Shallowford Road P. O. Box 305 Lewisville, NC Phones: / Fax (Church): Website: Church Pre-Sorted Standard U.S. Postage PAID Lewisville, NC Permit No. 1 DATED MATERIAL Address Service Requested Ministry and Staff of the Church Resident Bishop Larry M. Goodpaster District Superintendent William T. Medlin, III Pastor Keith Bingham Minister of Visitation Becky Bingham Director of Christian Education June Hayes Music Director Debby Trivett Director, Youth/Young Adult Ministries Emily Couch Missionary to Cambodia Esther Gitobu Chairperson of Administrative Board John Wells Chairperson of Council on Ministries Margy Smith Lay Leader Jim Fridy School Care Director Kim Styers Preschool Director Marcia Sexton Secretary Toni Jones Gift for the month of August for Crisis Control: grits and oatmeal Gift for the month of August for LCAP: boxed potatoes (au gratin, scalloped, etc.) Tuesday, August 30, is the deadline for news to be submitted for the September 7 issue of The Steeple.

3 Upcoming Events to get excited about: (The website is under construction.) º August 20: Emerald Pointe. Meet at church at 9 am, will return around 6:30 pm. Bring money for lunch and supper. º August 28: Battle of the Schools Back to School Bash (Come dressed in your school colors.) 3:00 pm 6th grade orientation meeting 3:30 pm All ages parent and youth meeting 4:30-6:30 pm Youth Meeting º September 4-5: Youth Camping Trip at the Williams home. RSVP by August 28. Become a fan of Lewisville UMC Youth on Facebook! Stay up to date on the latest news, post photos, and connect with other people. Just search for Lewisville UMC Youth or LUMC Youth on Facebook! ADDRESSES OF COLLEGE STUDENTS AND THOSE IN MILITARY SERVICE NEEDED!!! Circle one: Fr. Soph. Jr. Sr. Grad. Student Military Name College Mailing Address address Phone number Please drop this form in the offering plate, mail to the church office, or call the church office at with the information. Thanks!

4 UMW NEWS UMW CIRCLE MEETINGS º The SOC (Sisters of Christ) Circle will meet on Saturday, August 27, at 8:30 am at Panera Bread in Clemmons. º The UMW Morning Circle will meet on Monday, September 12, at 10 am in the parlor. Please bring soap for our health kit project. º UMW Circle 1 will meet on Monday, September 12, at 1 pm in the parlor º The Melba Forbis Friendship Circle will meet on Tuesday, September 20, at 7 pm in the parlor. (Please note change of meeting room for this month.) PLEASE NOTE: NO LADIES NIGHT OUT IN AUGUST. JOIN LUMC ON FACEBOOK Lewisville UMC has its own Facebook page where announcements and information are posted. We now have 177 persons a part of our group. It s a great way to find and interact with others who are a part of our church. Simply type Lewisville United Methodist Church into the search bar on the Facebook home page. Join us. UMW READING GROUP Monday, August am in the parlor The UMW Reading Group will meet to discuss Connected Wisdom: Living Stories About Living Systems on Monday, August 22, at 10 am in the church parlor. With the wisdom of ancient storytellers, this beautiful book celebrates living systems, how they affect us, and how they are affected by us. There is one copy of the book circulating among the readers. Contact Harriet Binkley to find the book to read. It s time to start thinking about the Youth Yard Sale on Saturday, October 1, 8 am-12 noon. Please start saving any items you d like to contribute. Thank you for your support and participation in our recent Spa Night. Thanks to your generosity, we were able to raise $ for the Youth Mission Project to Support a Soldier. We pray that the Lord will continue to abundantly bless the efforts of our youth. Crystal Spicer and Mitzi Swing NOTICE TO ALL CLASS PRESIDENTS: Please drop a list of your teachers for the year and teachers for the coming year, , by the church office. This will help in preparing for Christian Education Sunday on September 18. Thanks for your help in getting this information together.

5 STEWARDSHIP RECORD OF FAITHFULNESS As members, we uphold the Church with our promise to give of our presence, gifts, prayers, and service. Promises to Keep: Presence Aug. 7 Sunday School: 167 Worship: 250 Aug. 14 Sunday School: 165 Worship: 266 Promises to Keep: Gifts Aug. 7 General Budget $ 9, Hunger Fund $ 6.00 Discretionary Fund $ Capital Maintenance$ Music Fund $ Open Arms $ Aug. 14 General Budget $ 6, Hunger Fund $ Discretionary Fund $ Open Arms $ BUILDING FUND UPDATE We re making great progress. At the start of the year, our Building Fund balance (from the $1.9 million West Wing addition) was $143,000. We have paid $67,000 on the principal so far this year, leaving us with a balance now of $76,000. We praise God for this great progress. Let s work together to get this paid off. STEWARDSHIP CORNER Then (Jesus) said to them, Watch out! Be on your guard against all kinds of greed; one s life does not consist in the abundance of their possessions.' (Luke 12:15) Stewards who realize that all they have are gifts from God will not cling tightly to their possessions but will gladly share them with those in need. MEMORIALS AND HONORARIUMS General Budget Gifts: In memory of Kat Hayes, Mike and Kevin Hayes mother, by Wanda and Rich Carlton; In memory of Frances Johnson, Linda Peddycord s sister, by Don and Carolyn Petty; In memory of Lizzie Mock by Mabel Tuttle, Frances Tuttle Sossamon, Bernice Young, Don and Frances Schweighart, and John and Cathy Wells; In honor of Emily Couch by George and Dona Stilphen; Building Fund Gifts: In memory of Lizzie Mock by Zeke, Sandra, and Olivia Mock, Reba Dull, Lois Beatty, Greta Medlin, Tanya Tise, Wesleyan Sunday School Class, Jacqueline S. Hill, Jane Meekins, Bo and Beth Houff, Jimmie and Phyllis Moore, Harriet and Gilmer Binkley, Fred Moser, Bob and Sara Orrell, Robert and Janice Lawton, Sandra and Ronnie Spach, Mary Bland, Jack and Jo Gondring, Larry and Janet Loving, and Brenda and David Shanks; In memory of Kat Hayes, Mike and Kevin Hayes mother, by Ken and Giszelle Jones, Brenda and David Shanks, Bob and Sara Orrell, Sylvia and Glenn Yarnell, Jimmie and Phyllis Moore, and Harriet and Gilmer Binkley; In memory of Buck Buchanan by Doris Buchanan; In memory of Celeste Kirkman by Brenda and David Shanks, Wesleyan Sunday School Class, and Herman and Millie Orrell; In memory of Euphia Waller, Reba Dull s sister, by Brenda and David Shanks, The Wesleyan Sunday School Class, Herman and Millie Orrell, and Reba Dull; In memory of Phil Foster, Frank Foster s brother, by Brenda and David Shanks, The Wesleyan Sunday School Class, and Herman and Millie Orrell; In honor of Keith Bingham s birthday by Guy and Nancy Fisher; Discretionary Fund Gift: In memory of Lizzie Mock by Nan and Buck Johnson; Cemetery Fund Gifts: In memory of Celeste Kirkman and Lizzie Mock by Janet Hancock, Bill Moser, and Hilda Moser.

6 Psalms 46:10a says, Be still, and know I am God A man was tired and weak all the time, drained of energy. Finally, he went to see his doctor and said, I feel drained and exhausted. I m always tired. I don t seem to have any energy. I have a chronic headache. I feel worn out all the time. What s the best thing I can do? The doctor knew something about the man s fast-paced lifestyle and said, What s the best thing you can do? You can go home after work, eat a nutritious meal, get a good night s rest, and stop burning the candle at both ends that s the best thing you can do. The man pondered for a moment, then asked, What s the next best thing I can do? It seems as though our world is in a rush. We are driven by deadlines, shopping lists, family and social activities. People take vacations and come back just as tired and drained as before they left. Now, many things we do are actually good things, but we need to make time for real rest, contemplation, prayer, and most importantly God. Will we have energy and hope for tomorrow? Will we have the faith to live each day with confidence because we are experiencing the abiding presence of the Spirit of God in our lives? Instead of settling for the next best thing in our lives, let s choose the best let s experience God s advice and Be still and know I am God Keith THE TRUSTEES will be meeting on Monday, August 29. If you have any business that needs to be brought to the Trustees for consideration/approval, please let Paul Mullican know prior to the meeting. You may reach him at pwmullican@aol.com or LABOR SUNDAY IS SEPTEMBER 4. At both services we invite you to come as you would dress for work (uniforms, etc.), school, or normal daily activities (casual). We will also be recognizing those who have RETIRED in the past year CHURCH OFFICERS: Those holding a church office in 2011 are reminded to turn in the form you received in the mail regarding your desires for church office in Deadline is September 1. HELP! The Praise Band is in need of a guitarist! Anyone who is interested or knows someone who would be interested is asked to contact Debby at the church, DISCIPLE 4 BIBLE STUDY LUMC will be offering DISCIPLE 4, UNDER THE TREE OF LIFE, starting Tuesday, September 13. DISCIPLE 4 focuses on the Old Testament books of Ruth, 1 and 2 Chronicles, Ezra, Nehemiah, Esther, Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Song of Solomon, Lamentations, and Daniel. New Testament books include, the Gospel of John; 1, 2, and 3 John; James; Jude; and Revelation. Tom Lee will facilitate the study on Tuesday nights for 32 weeks. Cost for the study manual is $ Use the enrollment from in the Sunday bulletin or call the church office,

7 WELCOME, NEW MEMBERS! On Sunday, August 14, at the 11:00 service, we welcomed Scott and Gail Gordon into our church fellowship. They have two children, Alexa, age 2, and Eric, age 6 months. The Gordons come to us by transfer from Clemmons UM Church and live at 8119 Riverway Road in Lewisville. Scott and Gail are both Optometrists. Alexa will be added to the Preparatory Roll of our church and Eric will receive the Sacrament of Baptism on August 28 th. Their Fellowship Friends are Zac and Julie Ziegler. AUGUST IS CAMP MEETING MONTH AT 11:00 SERVICE The Camp Meeting is one of Methodism s most cherished and enthusiastic traditions. The old camp meeting was a time to enjoy one s faith, to invite friends and family members to share in worship, fellowship and the renewal of faith. Here at Lewisville each Sunday in August at the 11:00 a.m. service, we will be honoring this old tradition. At the 11:00 am service, our Camp Meeting won t have nearly as much preaching as they used to have (the sermon often lasted for hours, as one preached and another preacher slept and awoke to carry on), but we will have a more informal service where we will sing some of the old hymns. Invite family and friends to join us for Camp Meeting Month this August. REMEMBER IT IS ALSO A CASUAL MONTH, meaning that you are invited to come dressed more casually, as you are comfortable doing so. The choir and pastor will not be wearing robes. Join us for another Family Movie Night on Friday, August 26, at 7 pm in the youth room. The movie, Ramona and Beezus, will be free, so come and enjoy the fellowship together. Popcorn, drinks, and snacks available for a donation. SIGN UP FOR THE WALK TO END ALZHEIMER S! The Piedmont Triad Walk to End Alzheimer's will be on September 24, 2011 at Wake Forest University, right outside the Scales Fine Arts Center, starting at 9 AM for Registration, 10 AM for Walk. Since 1989, we ve mobilized millions in the Alzheimer s Association Memory Walk ; now, we want to continue the fight with Walk to End Alzheimer s, the nation s largest event to raise awareness and funds for Alzheimer care, support and research. Join the movement today. Together, we can end Alzheimer s the nation s sixth-leading cause of death. Sign up a team today by registering online at alz.org/walk, or contact Eric Durham at eric.durham@alz.org or call (336) All checks should be mailed to PO Box 9874 Greensboro, NC (Julie Elkin) ATTENTION, ACOLYTES! We re in the process of making a new acolyte schedule. If there are any dates you cannot acolyte for the months of September through December, please Rita Smith by August 27. If you are 8 years old or older and would like to join the acolytes, please call Rita Smith at

8 SILENT AUCTION (Showcasing the artistic works of our congregation) Lewisville UMC Fellowship Hall October 2, 2011 Doors Noon Dish-to-Pass Finger Food 12:30 pm Activities for Children 10 and under will be 1:00 pm Bidding to 1:50 pm Winning Bids 2:00 pm * All proceeds to benefit Open Arms and Creative Outlet * We will have teasers every Sunday through the month of September... Look for them in the hallways during both services For further information or to donate a handmade item for the bidding, please contact: Teresa Edwards ( ), Mandee Jones ( ), or Debbie Weston ( ) WINSTON-SALEM DISTRICT LAITY RALLY The annual Winston-Salem Laity Rally is Sunday, September 18, 5:00-7:00 p.m. at Maple Springs UM Church. Meal starts at 5:00 p.m. and will be BBQ and Chicken Tenders, sides, dessert and beverage. Special music by Sabbath Indigo starts at 6:00 p.m. and the speaker is George Bryan, Executive Director of The Children s Home. Tickets are $8.00 for 11 and up; $6.00 for 10 and under. Call the church office for ticket info. Deadline for tickets is Sept. 11. To My Lewisville UMC Family, Blessings! In Matthew 25:35-36 we read, For I was hungry, and you fed me. I was thirsty, and you gave me a drink. I was a stranger, and you invited me into your home. In Matthew 36, I was naked, and you gave me clothing. I was sick, and you cared for me. I was in prison, and you visited me. How awesome it is to belong to such a loving, caring, missions-minded Church, and how rewarding to know that our Church has taught Caleb, Joshua and myself that our church is one big loving family, and by the grace of God s love we can depend on our church for all of our needs and comforting. I love to tell the story of Jesus Christ and how I once was blind and now I see. Yes, I see all of His love and blessings surrounding each of us. But you know there is one other story that I enjoy telling as well and this story is about my Church Family and Lewisville UMC. And by re-dedicating my life to Jesus Christ my Lord and Savior I have also re-dedicated my Services/Time/Talents to Jesus Christ. This is how God will have me return my love to each and everyone of my Church Family Members! God Bless You All! KNIGHT FOR CHRIST BRAD MCBRIDE

9 THE FALL/WINTER TOY & CLOTHING EXCHANGE at Lewisville United Methodist Church Preschool is just around the corner! It will be a week later than normal. Everyone is invited to bring Fall and Winter clothing infant size and shoes up to children s size 6, toys, books, puzzles, DVDs/videos, baby and nursery equipment (pack and plays, strollers, car seats, etc) and/or outdoor equipment/toys. Sixty percent of the selling price goes to the seller and forty percent goes to the preschool! Registration fee of $5.00 will be deducted from your sales check. In the event you do not have sales, the fee will be collected at time of pick up for unsold items. *NEW If you consign with us and would like to keep your same consignor # from here forward, you may pay a one- time fee of $2.00 on Receiving day. Also, if you volunteer to work, you will be invited to shop at the Pre-Sale on Fri., Sept. 16, *NEW* If you volunteer for 2 shifts OR a Sat. shift, you will be considered a Super Volunteer and be able to shop at 4 pm. All other volunteers will shop at 5 pm. It s your chance to buy before the sale is opened to the public! Child care is provided for all shifts, except the Pre-Sale. Receiving Dates: Wednesday, Sept.14, 5:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 15, 9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. - 8 p.m. Sale Dates: Saturday, Sept. 17, 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Monday, Sept. 19, 9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. & 5 pm 8 pm Pink Highlighted Items are ½ price Monday Only Pick-up Date: Wednesday, Sept. 21, 9:15 11:45 am and 5 pm 7 pm Anything NOT picked up by 7 pm will be donated immediately If you would like to consign your items, tag bags and information will be available in the preschool lobby starting Mon. Fri., Aug. 1, 9 am 12 noon. Please fill out the registration card in the bag and leave it in the box provided. If you need more tags than you have in your tag bag, there will be an extra tag box beside the registration box. If you have any extra wire hangers that you are not using, we would also love to have those. You may place them in the preschool lobby near the fish tank. Thank you for all of your support with our biggest fundraiser for the preschool! We couldn t do it without your help! For more information: Please call Kelly Morris , Karen Bowen or Kayla Smith For volunteer opportunities, please call Becky Hepler or LEWISVILLE IS A STEPHEN MINISTRY CHURCH Stephen Ministers are trained lay care-givers who provide emotional and spiritual care to persons who are experiencing difficulties in their lives hospitalization, loss of a loved one, loss of job, or any other crisis situation. This is care in addition to the care the pastor gives. If you are interested in having a Stephen Minister, fill out one of the slips in the pew rack and put it in the offering plate or hand it to the minister or one of the Stephen Leaders, Becky Bingham or Tom Lee.

10 SPAGHETTI DINNER FUNDRAISER on August 27: My name is Clarke Rudy and on Saturday, August 27, I will be hosting a spaghetti dinner to raise money for my Boy Scout Eagle Project. My project is to install an AED (Automated External Defibrillator) in Lewisville United Methodist Church. The dinner will be from 6-7:30 pm in the Fellowship Hall. Please RSVP by Monday, August 22, by filling out and placing the form below in the offering plate or me at clrkrudy1@gmail.com, or call Donations will be accepted for the meal. If unable to attend, donations may be sent to me. Please make checks payable to BSA Troop 719 and mail to 7976 Peak Rd., Clemmons NC, Thank you for your support I/We will be attending the Spaghetti Dinner on August 27. Name Number of adults ; Number of children Cost of meal: Donations WAFFLE SUPPER FUNDRAISER ON SEPTEMBER 7: I am beginning work on my Eagle Scout project, which is the restoration and improvement of the picnic shelter for its original use. I need to raise $1,500 for this project. My fund-raising will include a waffle supper at our Wednesday Night Supper on September 7 and donations. If you are unable to attend the supper, donations will be greatly appreciated. Checks should be made to LUMC Methodist Men with Walt Williams Eagle Scout Project on the memo line. Please fill out the form below and place it in the offering plate so we will know how many will be attending. Cost: donations only. Thank you for your help and support. Walt Williams I/We will be attending the Waffle Supper on Wednesday, September 7. Name Number of adults ; Number of children Cost: Donations only.

11 SHARING IN MINISTRY GREETERS AND USHERS (8:30 AM SERVICE) Aug. 21 Karen Siburt Aug. 28 Ronnie and Dawn Evans Sept. 4 Dorr Family Sept. 11 Farlow Family GREETERS (11 AM SERVICE) Aug. 21 Susan and Dave Britten (Sanctuary) John Nichols (West Wing) Aug. 28 Allison and Peyton Anderson (Sanctuary) The Criss Family (West Wing) Sept. 4 Doris Buchanan/Kay Schlagel (Sanctuary) Cyndy and Tim Clodfelter (West Wing) WHO COMMITTEE September WHO Committee Chairs: Sue Darby and Brenda Shanks Karen Hutchens Angie Pantazopoulos Karen Cole Nancy Baker Sue Bolton Julie Collins Nancy Cranfill Allyson Edwards Margaret Van de Riet Judi Burkhart Janet Sizemore Joyce Bowers Lynn Vining Gwen Horn Maxine Mast Donna Stebbins WHY COMMITTEE September WHY Committee Chairmen: Daniel Choplin and Trent Messick Alex Appanaitis Paul Gough Geoff Rudy Gary Gross Kevin Hall Buck Johnson Jesse Coleman Mark McClelland Clay Vogler Jimmie Moore Shannon Adams Children s Church Schedule (8:30 am Worship Service) Aug. 21 No Children s Church Aug. 28 Jason and Marci Harvey Sept. 4 No Children s Church Sept. 11 Brad and Marcy Daniel Please note: Materials for Children s Church will be in the classroom for you to check out ahead of time as resources for Sunday morning activities. If unavailable to teach, please be responsible for finding your own substitute. Remember: Children s Church is offered for 4-year-olds through 2nd graders. 8:30 am Nursery Schedule Aug. 21 Sharon Hill Aug. 28 William, Alexander, & Etta Farlow Sept. 4 Beth Johnson Sept. 11 Tanya Kivett 11:00 am Nursery Schedule Aug. 21 Heather Coleman Aug. 28 Beth and Madeline Johnson Sept. 4 Chris and Denise Perry Sept. 11 Jeff and Shelly Ferner

12 SEPTEMBER BIRTHDAYS 1 Patsy Booe Sam Jenkins Martha Anne Johnson 2 Mallory Fritz Bryson Hooper Hunter Ross 3 Braylen Hughes Jo Beth Melton Mary Grace Watkins Amy Wilson 4 Brian Edwards Kyle Jarrett Lindsay Sloss Watson 5 Tiffany Booe Etta Farlow Christopher Freuchtel Caitland McClelland Gary Ramey 6 Adam Davis 7 Dorene Bates Robin Shaw LuAnn Sorrell 8 Elizabeth CarltonWaddell Brian M. Chandler Jerry Farmer Katie Ramey 9 Barry Brown David Criner Ashton Isasi Brian Pillsbury Kirk Rieger 10 Chloe Allen Carol Miller Cole Thomas 11 Tom Boles Camden Davis Cam Greiwe Pete Sturdy John Taylor 12 Amber Esch Jordan Hayes De Jong David Kivett 13 Teresa Crider 14 Steven Bridges (son) B. J. Plyler Susan Samuel 15 Gaylon Howe Sheree Joyner 16 Timmesa Eads 17 Skipp Crider Jason Harvey Mary Josie Johnson Jessie Maglio Samantha Morris `Dru Stebbins 18 J. C. Leggett 19 Sherry Armstrong Ollie Harrell Matthew Pettenati 20 Mabel Smith Ron Tickle Crystal Vaughn 21 Vickie Hauser Pam Fulton Julie Ziegler 22 Michael Sorrell John Wells 23 Wayne Hall Charlotte K. Smith Mark Karlek Vicki Swicegood 24 Alex Appanaitis Paige Ballus Emily Harper 25 Jesse Arnett Teresa Chandler Pam Daniel Neal Roberts Maddy Ruperto Martha Wick 26 Dan Gentry Kevin Hall Olivia Mock Heather M. Coleman 27 Chris Elkin Donald Patrick Scales 28 Libby Ewald Mark Ezzell Karen Fridy Kathy Sloane 29 Britt Anne McClelland 30 Julie Collins Linda Lyon Conrad Patterson Kevin Shuping SEPTEMBER ANNIVERSARIES 3 Shannon and Angela Adams David and Susan Beckman Jesse and Heather Coleman Ken and Denise Criss Gary and Cheryl Gross 5 Dick and Phyllis Herring 6 Jeff and Anne Hennis 8 Larry and Sue Robbins 12 Eliot and Janene Ewald David and Joy Googe 14 Tim and Brenda Proctor Dusty and Mitzi Swing 16 Jesse and Hunter Arnett 19 Ed and Sue Bolton Larry and Mary Brogdon 21 Paul and Darla Mullican 23 David and Lynne Criner 24 Larry and Linda Peddycord 25 Tim and Cam Greiwe Mike and Lynn Skipper 26 Ken and Dana Howard 28 Dean and Beverly Davis Jeff and Sarah Watkins 29 Mark and Valerie Alexander Lou and Tricia Kirk