Club life June/July 2025

CLUB LIFE Magazine JUNE/JULY 2025 ROGUE VALLEY COUNTRY CLUB SUMMER edition

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The official publication of the Rogue Valley Country Club (RVCC).

Founded in 1924, RVCC has grown into an esteemed community leader and takes pride in being Southern Oregon’s premier private club. RVCC boasts over 900 membership families who represent the very best of the Rogue Valley. Within the pages of this magazine, you’ll learn about all that makes RVCC, our members, and staff, so special. The members of the Rogue Valley Country Club are part of a family and community where they receive unparalleled service and amenities. From the many world-class culinary options ranging from casual to fine dining, to 27 celebrated holes of championship golf, family-friendly miniature golf, basketball, batting cage, bocce ball courts, and an unmatched tennis center with four premium indoor courts – RVCC truly has it all. Our members also enjoy an unrivaled swimming pool and state-of-the-art fitness center. At the Rogue Valley Country Club,

lovingly refer to their club as “their home away from home.” We pride ourselves on our attention to detail, impeccable service, and fiscal responsibility. As one of Oregon’s largest and finest member-owned clubs, we feature 240 acres with an array of magnificent golf course mountain views and over 80,000 square feet of outstanding country club facilities. We hope that you enjoy our bi- monthly publication as we seek to inform, educate, and enlighten on anything and everything RVCC. As your professional club staff, we are here for you and strive to exceed your every expectation. I encourage you to reach out to the Membership Department or management team if we can ever assist you in your club experience or simply to learn more about how the club can better fit your individual needs and wants. We are all fortunate to have RVCC in our lives and we look forward to seeing you again soon at our “home away from home.”

our members come first and foremost, which is one of the reasons they

TABLE OF CONTENTS

HOURS OF OPERATION

PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE 07

GM’S ARTICLE

ALL THINGS GOLF

CLUB LIFE

SPORTS CENTER UPDATES

MEMBERSHIP

HOURS OF OPERAT ION

ADMINISTRATION

Monday - Friday, 8 am - 4 pm

RECEPTION

Tuesday - Friday, 9 am - 5 pm Saturday - Sunday, 10 am - 3 pm

CLUBHOUSE DINING Tuesday, 11 am- 9 pm

Wednesday, Friday, 11 am-9 pm Saturday, 6 am-9 pm Sunday, 6 am-9 pm

FITNESS CENTER

Monday - Friday, 5 am – 9 pm Saturday, 6 am – 9 pm Sunday 6 am - 8 pm

SNACK SHACK

Tuesday - Sunday, 9 am - 5 pm Snack Shack hours vary based upon the tee sheet TEE TIMES Seven days a week First available tee time is 8 am TENNIS CENTER Monday - Friday 6 am - 9 pm Saturday - 7:30 am - 6 pm Sunday - 9 am - 6 pm SPORTS CENTER CAFÉ Monday - Sunday 12 pm - 8:30 pm

MARLA PARMELE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE

101 and Hitting Her Prime!

June 21, 2025, marks Rogue Valley Country Club’s 101st anniversary. The facility shows signs of rejuvenation and vitality. The conditions of the golf course have improved significantly with green plush fairways, smooth fast greens, and manicured surrounds. At 101 years young, RVCC is truly hitting her prime. Through the dedication of our members, effective management, the leadership of a strong Board, and forward-thinking decisions, our club has been transformed into a thriving, vibrant community. The love and care poured into this place by everyone involved has made RVCC more than just a club—it’s a home where bonds are forged and memories are cherished. As RVCC continues to grow and welcome new members, the spirit of pride and unity remains at the heart of everything we do. With every improvement and every decision, we honor our history while embracing a bright future. Together, we’ve built something extraordinary, and the best is yet to come. RVCC at 101 is not just a legacy, it’s a celebration of all that we are and all that we aspire to be.

In the early '90s the initiation fee was $15,000 with a waiting list. By the time I joined in 1999, the fee had dropped to $3,000. Joining a country club like RVCC as a member fulfilled a lifelong aspiration. Members made crucial decisions over the past decade that contributed to this progress. About 10 years ago, RVCC faced financial difficulties, which led to the board managing daily operations temporarily. Eventually, funds were raised to hire a General Manager who demonstrated innovation and energy. Initiatives approved by the membership enabled rebuilding efforts, including an annual dues increase and capital investment assessment, along with donations for course improvements. Strategic changes focused on amenities such as building the SportsCenter Café, improving the tennis center, and adding miniature golf, basketball, and a batting cage. In 2025, Rick Schultz was hired as General Manager, emphasizing the importance of prioritizing the golf course alongside amenities. Recent investments included the construction of the red tees and increasing the budget for golf course maintenance. Our recent member vote overwhelmingly approved refinancing the clubhouse loan, facilitating further improvements. These include acquiring new irrigation equipment, enhancing storage for golf carts, paving the parking lot, and remodeling areas of the clubhouse and tennis center, as well as a list of improvements. Thanks to thoughtful strategic decisions, hiring dedicated personnel, strong board leadership, and the unwavering commitment of its members, RVCC has blossomed into a wonderfully maintained community. At 101 years old, it is thriving and full of life. RVCC stands as a testament to the collective vision and hard work of everyone involved in its growth. We have every

right to feel proud! -Marla Parmele

GM’S ARTICLE RICK SCHULTZ, PGA, CCM GENERAL MANAGER/COO

The summer season is officially upon us as the pool and Café have opened and the Men’s Member Guest and the Ladies Invitational are coming up soon! New staff are being hired, and trained, and our social events are ramping up.

One of the first major events is the Terrace Grand Opening on June 7 and this year we have Joan Gamble giving us a Hulu show - you’ll want to come see that! th

Our golf programming is also in full swing with the Partner’s Par 3 events, Men’s League, Men’s Club and Ladies Wednesday Play Nights all in midstream. Due to demand, we are bringing back our Centennial tournament with a new name, the Founder’s Tournament, which will be an annual event going forward. It’s a four-person scramble with lots of prizes, games and treats for you on the course. To help make sure you play your best, Tracy, Ryan, Laura and Kyle have created some new instructional programs which have been well received. They’ve also got our junior golf programming jump started. No matter if you are just starting to play, or have been playing for decades, they have programs to fit your needs. The golf course is looking great and the new red tees have been an overwhelming hit. The Board also agrees as they have earmarked more money to go towards additional tee renovations on the Rogue and Oaks course this fall. All our new maintenance equipment has also been a game changer for the crew as it cuts better, faster and with some new equipment, able to mow new low cut surround areas around the greens; those have also been well received.

I’m very happy, and proud, to announce that the $2.9 million loan has been funded and we have moved all our accounts to Banner Bank. By paying off the existing $1.3 million loan, and extending the term to 15 years, we were able to lower our monthly mortgage payments by about $3,000. The $1.6 million proceeds will be reinvested in our facilities; here’s some of the projects: General maintenance to our clubhouse exterior that has dry rot and needs painting badly. Resurfacing portions of the parking lot and crack sealing and striping the entire parking lot! Asphalting the maintenance yard around the buildings in order to protect our new equipment from dust and gravel. A new HVAC unit was installed at the pool Café in order to make it bearable for the employees during the heat of the season We expanded the pro shop office so that Tracy has a private office and the rest of the team has room to work and will be installing new carpet and painting the entire pro shop when we close in January. We are in the process of adding shade sails to the bocce courts and have ordered another 4 large umbrellas for the terraces. We have ordered 76 new irrigation controllers and 324 new sprinkler heads for the greens surround. We will be doing more tee and bunker renovations on both the Rogue and the Oaks course in the fall. We will be renovating the ladies restroom at the tennis center and adding a water bottle dispenser at the court level. We will be buying a new stationary bike for the fitness center and looking at other equipment to enhance our programming. All those projects are about $1 million so there is still roughly $600,000 left in reserves which the Board, and I, will be fiscally prudent spending the remainder. We will be working with the committees on future uses of the money so if you want something, come to a committee meeting. 10

Keeping on the topic of money… As we head into the last month of our fiscal year, we look to be pretty close to our operational budget and ahead of net profit for the year. We are close to $500,000 better in operations over last year because of all the clean up we had to do. Kudos to the department heads for tightening their belts; especially the F & B department who are a combined $350,000 better than last year. That money was diverted back in the golf course and why it looks better than ever! Our membership drive over the past three months has brought in close to 50 new golfing members and 16 Social members. We’ve had 15 who upgraded to a golfing membership and all but two are staying as golfing members! Overall, our combined dues line is up about $28,000 a month which is great news!!! We’ve also had numerous past members rejoin with them all saying they heard the club was back on track. I might be biased, but I also think the energy around the club right now is very high.There’s good reason for that, we have a solid bank account, a plan on how to reinvest in our facilities and a growing membership – life is GOOD!

Have a great summer and I hope to see you at the club!

-Rick Schultz

By Tracy Snyder, Head Golf Pro GOLF GAB

SUMMER PRO SHOP & COURSE OPERATING HOURS

PRO SHOP DRIVING RANGE GOLF COURSE

MONDAY TUESDAY

11:00 A.M. 11:30 A.M.

12:00 P.M. 7:30 A.M. 7:30 A.M. 7:30 A.M. 7:30 A.M. 7:00 A.M. 7:00 A.M.

6:45 A.M.

7:00 A.M. 7:00 A.M. 7:00 A.M. 7:00 A.M. 6:30 A.M. 6:30 A.M.

WEDNESDAY 6:45 A.M. THURSDAY 6:45 A.M.

FRIDAY

6:45 A.M.

SATURDAY 6:15 A.M.

SUNDAY

6:15 A.M.

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP IS COMING SOON! One of our biggest and best events is coming in August. This year’s tournament is scheduled for Friday, Saturday & Sunday, August 8 - 10 . The format will be 54-holes of stroke play in six divisions Men’s, Senior Men’s and Super Senior Men’s, Golden Senior Men’s, Ladies and Senior Ladies. Gross and net prizes will be given in each division. All players will get their full handicap. This tournament includes a Friday evening party with cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, music and team auction. Don’t miss out on a good time! Sign-ups will begin in the Pro Shop on July 5 . th th th

ALAN HOLMES/DOM PROVOST SCHOLARSHIP TOURNEY The Clubs annual scholarship tournament is Saturday August 16 . The format is a two-person scramble. Cost is $100/player, includes golf, awards banquet, KP’s, long drives and all prizes associated with the tournament. This year we are putting together an impressive raffle following the tournament. Each year students in our community are selected for substantial scholarships from the funds raised by this event. Entries will be available in the Pro Shop starting in July. SOGC The annual Southern Oregon Golf Championship is coming up with the 96 running of this prestigious event held here at our club. The tournament starts on August 25 and runs through Labor Day on September 1 . The tournament is filling up fast with entries coming in every day. Most fields still have spots available but don’t wait too long to guarantee your spot. Entry blanks are available in the Golf Shop and on our website. Don’t miss the biggest event of the year. th th th st

BUNKER RAKES Oh, the never-ending debate about bunker rakes continues. Last year we made a decision to move the bunker rakes into the bunkers in hopes that it would be less likely to affect play. Help us implement this change. After you rake your way out of the bunker. Place the head of the rake in the bunker towards the center, with the last few inches of the handle sticking out of the bunker. This will help our maintenance crew and hopefully affect play even less. HOLE IN ONES Tom Nelson 4-16-25 Hole #13 In Pot

Jim Hoffman

4-22-25

Hole #4

In Pot

Pam Schepis

4-29-25

Hole #4

In Pot

Jim Buck

5-24-25

Hole #13

In Pot

SPEED OF PLAY TIPS Slow play on the golf course is usually a habit that a golfer acquires over time or it's the result of the golfer never having been taught proper golf etiquette. This means a slow golfer can usually be "cured" of his malady. Of course, that golfer has to be aware that he's slow, and that's where buddies come into play. But as we often take a look at other golfers on the course and notice the things, they do to slow down play, so should we take a look at ourselves. When we do take an honest look at ourselves, we often discover we're doing some of the same things to slow down play that we're complaining about others doing. Before we run down a list of suggestions for speeding up play, it's important to note that many of these tips have nothing to do with rushing your play, but rather with simply being ready to play, and with using common sense and good etiquette on the course. The bottom line is, as soon as it's your turn to play, you should be ready to step right up and make the stroke. Here are a few tips for speeding up slow play on the golf course:

·Choose the correct set of tees from which to play.

·Members of a group should not travel as a pack, with all members walking together to the first ball, then the second, and so on. Each member of the group should walk directly to their own ball. ·When two players are riding in a cart, drive the cart to the first ball and drop off the first player with his choice of clubs. The second player should proceed in the cart to his ball. After the first player hits his stroke, he should begin walking toward the cart as the second golfer is playing. ·Use the time you spend getting to your ball to think about the next shot - the yardage, the club selection. When you reach your ball, you'll need less time to figure out the shot. ·If you are unsure whether your ball has come to rest out of bounds, or may be lost, immediately hit a provisional ball so that you won't have to return to the spot to replay the shot. ·Begin reading the green and lining up putts as soon as you reach the green. Don't wait until it's your turn to putt to start the process of reading the green. Do it as soon as you reach the green so that when it's your turn you can step right up and putt. ·Never delay making a stroke because you're having a conversation with a playing partner. Put the conversation on hold, make your stroke, then pick up the conversation again. 17

History of the Red Tees

In 2015 Garth Harrington and Rich Shorkey began discussing the need for a set of tees forward from the White Tees in order to promote member retention. They wanted to increase retention among our aging golf membership and also increase interest among high handicappers and, hopefully, get more members to upgrade their membership category in order to play the Rogue Course. Garth and Rich prepared a detailed presentation to the Golf Committee and Grounds Committee explaining this need and showing potential forward tee locations and yardages. Cost was a factor at that time and the idea was put on the “back burner”. Jim Buck, RVCC Senior Men President and member of the Golf Committee, did not let the idea die. Jim repeatedly brought up the necessity for forward tees in Golf Committee meetings. Thanks to the support of Tracy Snyder and Craig Hilty temporary “Pear” Tees were placed. As they became popular with Senior Men and Women, they were renamed Red Tees and became a permanent fixture.This year, almost 10 years later, funds were available and a number of permanent, raised Red Tee Boxes were constructed on the Rogue Course. They opened for use on Monday, April 14 with ceremonial tee offs by Garth Harrington, Rich Shorkey, and Jim Buck on the First and Seventh Holes.

Wednesday’s Ladies Clinic

Kyle tied for second place in the gross pro competition at the RVCC OPGA- Pro- Am. Laura & Tracy competed too!

RVWGA ROGUE VALLEY WOMEN'S GOLF ASSOCIATION

OVER THE TEE CUP OVER THE TEE CUP

Starting with the cherry blossoms, RVCC is beautiful in the spring!This spring we had some great weather to get back on the course and play golf! RVWGA opened the season with the Kick Off Luncheon and golf on April 3 . Our first Tournament was played with the RVCC Senior Men on May 6 . Great fun for all! This was followed by the Ladies Spring Swing, a two-day Tournament May 1 and 8 and Beat the Pro (RVWGA ladies net against Tracy’s scratch handicap) on May 22. rd th st th Ladies clinics were held by our teaching pros Laura Kraft and Kyle McPherson on May 14 , 21 , 28 and June 4 , 11 and 18 . These clinics started with putting, chipping and pitching followed by irons, fairway woods and driver clinics. th st th th th th In June we will have day’s play on the 5 , 12 and 24 . Wednesday Ladies Night will start at 5:30 on the 11 . The BOD Tournament will be played on June 19 starting with a 9:00 AM Shotgun on the Rogue for the 18 Holers and an 11:00AM Shotgun on the Oaks for the 9 Holers. A luncheon will follow the golf tournament. th th th th th July begins with Wednesday Ladies Nights on July 2 , 16 and 30 . Days play will be July 3 , 17 , 24 and 31 . We will have a Mixer on July 10 . Sign up and meet some of our new members! The Ladies Flip Flop Invitational (which is sold out at this time) will start with a 4:00 PM Horse Race on the 20 .The Tournament will be played on the 21 and 22 . st nd nd th th rd th th st th th

Spring Tournament

Andries, Mayer, Schepis and Tomlins

Hunt, Loftin, Harrington and Swartsley

This looks like a fun and busy schedule on our golf course!

RVCC SENIOR MEN

2025 EVENT SCHEDULE & SPONSORS

March 11(T) 1:00 March 28 (F) 1:00 April 18 (F) 9:00 May 6 (T) 9: ay 30 (F) 9:00

June 10 (T) 8:30 June 20 (F) 8:00 July 8 (T) 8:00 July 25 (F) 8:00 August 22 (F) 8:30

Sept. 16 (T) 9:00 Sept. 26 (F) 9:00 Oct.10 (F) 1:00 Walking Tall Three Man Team Scramble Rogue Valley Manor Guys Jeff Smith Howard, Chuck, Will, Ed, Dan Tim Wray Frank Pulver Drs. Jeri & Bruce Mendelson Paul and Jim Botsford Omer Kem Richard/Jim Funk Rich Shorkey Ed Verdurmen, Dan Wagner Dave Cuttrell Justin & Jim Wise Jim Palazzolo Dennie Conrad Coffee and Donuts - Income Tax Help LLC K Ps Punky’s Diner and Pies Long Drives in a Subaru Michael Piels Connie Ronda Southern Oregon Subaru South Side Liquor Pulver & Leever Realty Roxy Ann Dermatology Botsford Family Dental Team Scramble Four Man Shamble Scramble with RVCC Ladies Four Man Team - Two Individual Best Net Balls Southern Oregon Family Law Michigan State Spartans Stanford Cardinal Baseball Alabama - Roll Tide Team Scramble Washington Huskies Go Dawgs Team Scramble by Tee Color Oklahoma Boomer Sooner Once A Duck, Always a Duck Team Scramble OSU Beavers Build The Dam Individual Stroke Play Mortgage Express RVCC Veterans Riley Loftin Al Carlson Pat O’Bannon

CLUBHOUSE Living

FOOD AND BEVERAGE

Building on Tradition, Looking Ahead Having spent the last two decades at RVCC in various roles, I’m honored to now lead the Food & Beverage department, and eager to help shape the next chapter of our dining and event experience. I’ve been fortunate to inherit a strong, dedicated team—and together, we’ll be working closely to ensure our offerings reflect the needs and expectations of the membership. From service in the dining room to hospitality on the course, our focus is on consistency, quality, and the kind of personal touches that make the club feel like home. Our Café and Pool Bar are now up and running for the season with a fresh, casual menu that’s already been well-received. Meanwhile, I’ll be working closely with our chefs on some light updates to the dining room menu, which will roll out in July. These small refinements are based on seasonal ingredients and member feedback—part of our ongoing commitment to keeping things fresh and enjoyable. I’m also excited to share that our Bar Manager, Katie Painter, is working closely with vendors and myself to update and refine our wine list—offering thoughtful selections that pair beautifully with our menu and enhance the overall dining experience. Looking ahead, we’re especially excited for the upcoming Member-Guest Tournament, taking place June 26th through 28th. It’s one of our premier events of the season, and we’re working hard behind the scenes to make sure the food, drink, and service live up to the occasion. Above all, my focus is on member satisfaction—ensuring that every visit to the club feels personal, welcoming, and up to the high standards you expect. It’s an exciting time for the Food & Beverage department, and I’m proud to be leading such a capable team.

See you around the club, Matthew Looper Food & Beverage Manager

SPORTS CENTER

UPDATES: Thank you for everyone who joined us for our Easter Brunch miniature golf event! We were thrilled to see a fantastic turn out with nearly 200 participants enjoying the course. Your enthusiasm and support helped make the event a great success – we look forward to making it even more memorable next year!

Congratulations to our Bocce Ball Spring Classic Champions - Carol and Chris Glud & Mike and Sue Sullivan!

Bocce ball court bookings are now through the RVCC app and not Court Reserve. Our bocce ball summer league will be starting June 22 – July 23 on Sundays starting at 4:00pm. Sign up through the app or contact the Sports Center’s front desk nd rd Batting cage and outdoor pickleball is also set up for member use. For convenience, RVCC provides helmets, bats, pickleball paddles, and pickleballs at no cost to members. Please check in at the Sports Center before using these facilities.

Looking to learn how to play pickleball or looking for some lessons? Our teaching professional Dean Kruse offers private, semi-private, and group lessons tailored to help you learn the game, improve your skills, or simply connect with fellow players. For all your pickleball needs, please feel free to contact Dean at 541-690-9643.

Summer Jr. Tennis Schedule ($15.00 per session) Futures (advanced) Mondays and Wednesdays 5:00pm to 6:00pm. Prospects (beginner/intermediate) Tuesdays and Thursdays 5:00pm to 6:00pm.

Cardio Tennis (Drop-In): Monday – Saturday 9:00am – 10:15am. Advanced Cardio: Mondays 6:00 – 7:15pm. Thursday Evening Cardio: Thursdays 6:00 – 7:15pm. Tournaments/Socials: July 5 – Wimbledon Tennis Social th August 23 – Summer Bocce Ball Tournament rd September 19 – Tennis Triples Social th

MEMBERSHIP TOTAL MEMBERSHIPS Country Club: 188

Golden Golf: 14 Golden Social: 4 Social: 305 Oaks: 66 Century: 51

Individual Golf: 78 Junior Executive: 14 Young Executive: 109 Dining: 41 Total Golf: 527 Total Social: 357 Total Membership count: 884

ANNIVERSAIRES MEMBER JOINED DATE JUNE & JULY

50+ YEARS

- Gary & Carol Klouda- 51 years -Robert & Jackie Maentz- 63 years -Deanna Wilson- 63 years -Tom & Kathie Hamlin- 63 years -Jerry & Sara Anderson- 67 years -Tom Barry- 51 years -Robert & Janice Cox - 50 years

40+ YEARS -Thomas & Phyllis Nelson -49 years -Doug Olson- 49 years -Larry & Regina Boeck -42 years -Don & Barbara Pinkham -41 years -Gary & Diana Newland- 46 years -Ron Worland- 48 years -Marshall Holman- 48 years -Len & Faye Merryman- 45 years

30+ YEARS -Brian & Kelly Adolph- 38 years -Peggy Allred - 37 years -Glen & Sarah Clark - 38 years -Noel & Cathy Dunlap- 36 years -Larry & Barbara Hammack - 39 years

-Dave & Sandy Shinn- 34 years -Curt & Brigitte Spivey - 36 years -Richard & Janet Stark - 39 years -Ann Kennedy- 37 years -Michael & Mary Mahar- 32 years -Mark & Susan McQueen- 38 years -Tom & Mary Glatte- 30 years

- Carolyn Hagert - 30 years -Victoria Huston - 32 years -Nancy Day- 34 years

20+ YEARS

-Chad Cota- 23 years -Mark & Jini Danis- 20 years -Ronald & Jill Hobson- 24 years -Patti Andries- 26 years -Allen Carlson - 24 years -Jim & Lisa Morris- 25 years -James & Kathryn Mueller- 21 years -Ralph & Peggy Reeder- 26 years -Tracy & Dennis Richards- 24 years -Scott & Coni Engle- 26 years -Pamela Schepis- 23 years

-Jan Hughes- 24 years -Peggy Tomlins- 26 years -Curtis Wagoner- 23 years -Thomas Armosino- 20 years -Jeff & Sandy Fox - 24 years -Mark & Laurie Lamensdorf- 24 years -David & Tracy Lopiano- 24 years -Frank & Cecilia Watson - 24 years

-Cythnia White- 24 years -Susan Wright- 23 years

15+ YEARS

-Kristi Blackhurst- 19 years -Terry Buntin- 18 years -Robert & Ann Hague- 17 years

-Toni Watkins- 17 years -Brandt Cullen- 15 years -Brandon & Tiffany Dahl- 15 years -Joseph Davis- 15 years -Monica Morales- 15 years -Brian & Nanci Eledge- 19 years -William & Melanie Haden- 16 years -David & Gayle Reed - 15 years -Kris & Ed Singler- 17 years -John Sause- 16 years -John & Christine Schwartz- 16 years -Doug Stewart- 16 years - Sean & Nicole Perry- 15 years 41

-Matthew & Kristina Hansen- 18 years -Phillip & Melinda Heiner- 17 years -Eric & Holly Linerud- 19 years -Bruce & Jeri Mendelson-18 years -Linda Meyerding- 19 years -Rich & Cathee Shorkey- 16 years -Betsy Smith- 18 years -Eric & Vicki Smith- 15 years

-Susan Charley- 15 years -Lou Thompson- 16 years

10+ YEARS -Michael & Susan Collins- 12 years

-Bill Anhorn- 12 years -Shelli Bates-14 years

-Keith & Jackie Lallo- 10 years -James & Mary Quinn- 12 years -Darrell & Skye Flora- 12 years -Richard & Lisa Hutchins- 10 years -Mark & Melinda Mason- 12 years -Rob & Sarah Neff- 14 years -Russ & Melissa Wilson- 10 years -Ryan & Leah Bernard- 14 years -Scott & Elaine Loyd- 11 years -Garren & Jessica Pedemonte- 11 years -Susan Stringer- 12 years -David & Victoria Stuart- 10 years -Frank & Cynthia Thomas- 12 years

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