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Office of Justice Programs Office of the Comptroller 633 Indiana Five., N.W. UJashington, D.C. 2053]-000]

Dear Sirs/Ladles:

Enclosed is our final Financial Status Report for grant #92-MC-0C-0009 for the reporting period of Rpril ], ] 992 to March 31, ] 995. We have also Included the final Programmatic Report for the same period as well as the last Quarterly Report. We have fully expended the contract funds.

Please contact me if you need any further information. The number is (602) 323-1708.

Thank you.

Sincerely,

Steve $chlueter Finance Manager

P.O. Box 26665 • T u c s o n , A r i z o n a 85726 • (602) 323-1708 • FAX (602) 3 2 3 - 5 9 0 0

U R T O W N FAMILY CENTER H e l p i n g F a m i l i e s H e l p T h e m s e l v e s

Missing Children's Program~ Contract # MC-CX-0009

January, February, March 1995

This quarter we attended a five day Symposium on Child Sexual Abuse in Huntsville, Alabama. This was the Eleventh National Symposium on Child Sexual Abuse. The workshops were conducted all day from March ist to March 4th. We were sent to this conference through the National Victim Center. The conference was of great benefit and offered a variety of workshops concerning Missing and Exploited Children. , ,

The workshops attended included the topics: Dissociative Disorders, Juvenile Prostitution, and Using Games and Activities with Adolescents. The conference was extremely helpful and many of the workshops were targeted towards adolescents.

During this quarter we still continued to produce flyers for parents of missing children. We also received several calls from parents in Phoenix and produced flyers for them and faxed them to Phoenix.

Although this is the final quarterly report for the contract we are still continuing many of the services we provide to missing and exploited children, youth and their families. These include the Advisory Committee for Missing Children, Mediation Services, and the crisis appointments, including the support services for parents.

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P.O. Box 26665 • Tucson, Ar izona 85726 • (602) 323-1708 • FAX (602) 3 2 3 - 5 9 0 0

~) U R T O W N FAMILY CENTER H e l p i n g F a m i l i e s H e l p T h e m s e l v e s

March 14, 1995

J. Robert Lewis OJJDP 633 Indiana Ave NW Washington, DC 20531

Dear Mr. Lewis,

Enclosed is the final contract report for the three year Missing Children's Program, grant number MC-CX-O009. The report documents how we have utilized funds to provide services to Missing and Eploited Children and their families in Tucson, Arizona.

If you have any questions regarding the contract please contact myself or Haren Pugh at (520) 323-1708.

Sincerely,

John Vasquez Bedoy Program Administrator

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P.O. Box 26665 • Tucson, Arizona 85726 • (602) 323-1708 - FAX (602) 323-5900

U R T O W N FAMILY CENTER H e l p i n g F a m i l i e s H e l p T h e m s e l v e s

Missing Children's Program Contract # MC-CC-(X)09

Final Contract Report

OBJECTIVE 1 Pr imQr V P r e v e n t i o n

lo. The Preve~ntion Program will be enhanced bv six schools per year reaching on additional 2,400 children and adults with the prevention message. Written, bilingual material will be distributed at two local crimdresource fairs a year. Reaching S,O00 individuals annually.

The Prevention Program provided the services to 40 schools. This was an Increase of 70% over the three year period. These children and adults received Information on missing children's issues Including sexual abuse, when it's okay to say no to adults and stranger danger. Over 5,200 Individuals received the prevention message. The schools served were:

13 Elementary Schools

16 Middle Schools

11 High Schools

The Issue of missing Children was kept in the public eye through OUR TOWN attending local crime fairs and resource fairs. Through this OUR TOWN was able to reach 8920 Individuals over the three years. We attended a variety of fairs to bring the issue of Missing Children to people from different walks of life. We distributed written bi-Iingual material on the services that are offered at OUR TOWN (see Appendix 1), as well as other Informative handouts: "What to do if your child runs away" (see Appendix 2), "Preventative tips for parents" (see Appendix 3), and "What to do if the non-custodial parent takes your child" (see

P.O. Box 26665 • Tucson, Ar izona 85726 - (602) 323-1708 • FAX (602) 323-5900

Appendix 4). The following is a list of the crime/resource fairs OUR TOWN attended:

7/17/93 3/~)6/94 4/8/94 5/14/94 5/11/94 9/13/94 9/17/94 9/18/94 9/~) 1/94 10/3/94

Smith's all day Child Safety Expo - 200 Festival DeSalud - 250 Pima County Coalition Against Abuse - Poster Fair - 200 Smith's Child Safety Expo - 2000 University Medical Center Saclal Worker Meeting - 20 University of Arizona - Resource Fair - 500 The Price Club Community Awareness Weekend - 5000 The Price Club Community Awareness Weekend State, County and City Employee Agency Fair - 250 Hughes Resource Fair - 500

TOTAL: 8920

The recipients at these fairs were either parents/guardians/families or professionals working with children/youth. Through these efforts we were able to provide information on techniques, resources, and the realities of the problem of missing children.

During the period of the grant OUR TOWN was Involved in several television broadcasts. On May 2Sth, 1994, National Missing Children's Day, we provided two interviews to local television stations - Channel 13 and Channel 9. The focus of both of the Interviews was National Missing Children's Day and the services we provide at OUR TOWN. Public Service Announcements (Appendix 5), were also distributed to several local radio stations. KXCI 91.3, a local radio station, broadcast our PSA.

Following the Interview on Channel 13 we were asked to be a studio guest to talk about runaways. During the Interview we discussed runaways, preventative steps parents can take, warning signs family members can look for, and what a parent can do if their child runs away.

After the Susan Smith case in South Carolina local and national Interest in Missing Children and child abuse Increased. We were contacted by Channel 4, a local television station. We were part of a television news segment on the Issue of Missing Children and Child Abuse. We discussed the need to act and address all cases regarding child abduction immediately. We also discussed the need to offer parents and family members help and assistance so that child

abuse can be prevented. The OUR TOWN number (323-1706) and 1-800 number were shown a~er the interview. Following this news segment we received several calls from parents who wanted help and were worried about reaching the point where they may hurt their children.

lb. Two local conferences (over three yea;s) will be conducted in a workshop- networking formal ~ will include social sen/ice, Juvenile ¢ouit, law enforcement and other professionals. The focus of the conference will be on missing and e~pioited youth and their families. Separate backs on invesUgation and family support Issues will be provided. The goal of sharing infarmation, resources and national trends will be key.

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We were the host organization for the National Victim Center's training and technical assistance on Grant Writing and Special Event Fundraising. This was a four day conference from November 10th - 14th, 1993 in Tucson, Arizona. We attended each of the four days at the conference and were able to assist the National Victim Center. During the conference we conducted a two hour tour of OUR TOWN discussing the wide range of services we offer to address the many Issues concerning missing children. The tour showing OUR TOWN's multi- disciplinary approach was well received and we were given complimentary feedback. Along with the conference we arranged for local television coverage on Channel 4. This coverage discussed the conference, those organizations attending; the community based services offered at OUR TOWN, and the plight of missing children and their families.

Throughout the three year period we attended several conferences aimed at missing children's Issues. The conferences provided us with valuable information on missing children and several opportunities to network with other agencies working on missing children Issues across the nation. The conferences attended were:

December 1992

November 1993

Three-day conference sponsored by the National Victim Center, Dallas Texas.

Four-day conference sponsored by the National Victim Center on Grant Writing and Special Event Fundraislng, Tucson Arizona.

June 1994

October 1994

March 1995

Four-clay conference on the Investigation and prosecution of parental abduction, Tu~on Arizona.

Three-day conference sponsored by the National Victim Center on the needs of missing and exploited children and their families, Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Five-day Symposium on Child Sexual Abuse, Hunl~wille, Alabama.

To address the goal of sharing information, resources and national trends an Advisory Committee for Missing Children was started. These meetings were chaired and held at OUR TOWN. Committee members were from the following organizations:

Tucson Police Department The Pima County Sheriffs Department The Pima County's Victim Witness Program The Pima County Juvenile Court 88-Crime Child Protective Services The Federal Bureau of Investigation Tucson Unified School District The Pima County Attorney's Office

The Committee met at first monthly beginning August 4th 1993, and then after three months quarterly. During these meetings members shared Information regarding missing children, discussed our own organizations Involvement with missing children and referral processes. Difficult or unusual cases of missing children were also discussed. At the January 2rid, 1994 meeting we had a guest speaker Court Administrator Mr. Jacobs, discussed Quick Court, a touch screen multimedia station based at Justice Court. We also discussed program developments within our Individual organizations that affected how missing children's cases were dealt with in the community. The committee was well received and of great benefit to its members. The meetings will continue after the grant is completed. At the Initial meeting on August 4th 1993 many of the members discussed a lack of knowledge regarding the resources available for custodial parents In parental abduction cases. After this meeting we developed the flyer, "What to do If the non-custodial parent takes your child" (see

Appendix 4). This is an example of the cooperation and commitment of the committee members in networking and working together on the Issues of missing children that was fostered in these meetings.

OBJECllVE 2 Family Support and Advocacy

ao One full-time position along with several trained volunteers will provide home-based support services to 100 families a year over the three year period. Families, self-referred or court and law enforcement referred, will be concerned with issues related to I ~ exploitation of their child. Abduction, sexual abuse and runaway issues will be key.

The full time staff position funded through this program will provide home based support services and ongoing support groups for family membe~ Recognizing the crisis nobJre of problems facing these family services to this target group. The 24 hour telephone support sezvices will be in-kind support to the program fTom our agency.

A full-time position was utilized to fulfill this area of the contract. The staff person went out on appointments with a volunteer counselor. The additional staff position enabled us to respond immediately to the needs of parents of missing children. We were able to meet parents at their homes or in the office depending on the requests of the parents. These meetings were used to go over options parents had and to give them Information on such organizations as the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, State Clearing houses for Missing Children, and other non-profit organizations working with children across the nation. To help in this process we produced several handouts to give to parents. The two handouts utilized were: "What to do if your child runs away" (see Appendix 2) and "What to do if the non-custodial parent takes your child" (see Appendix 4). This was especially helpful to parents in crisis, in a state of shock and unable to remember these details.

Parents were also assisted in locating their children. Flyers were produced, at no cost to the parents. The flyers were distributed by the parents and OUR TOWN (see Appendix 6). Families were offered in-home appointments as a means of support, stabilizing the family and for information sharing (as detailed above). We also worked as an advocate for the families with law enforcement, state clearing houses for missing children and other non-profit organizations. Families were seen an an as needed basis, in some cases this was every day

abuse can be prevented. The OUR TOWN number (323-1706) and 1-800 number were shown after the interview. Following this news segment we received several calls from parents who wanted help and were worried about reaching the point where they may hurt their children.

lb. Two local conferences (over three yea~) will be conducted in a w ~ networking format. ~ will Include social service, Juvenile court, law enforcement and other professionals. The focus of the conference will be on missing and e0r~oloited youth and their families. Set~mte tracks on investigation and family support issues will be provided. The goal of sharing Information, resources and national trends will be key.

We were the host organization for the National Victim Center's training and technical assistance on Grant Writing and Special Event Fundraising. This was a four day conference from November 10th - 14th, 1993 in Tucson, Arizona. We attended each of the four days at the conference and were able to assist the National Victim Center. During the conference we conducted a two hour tour of OUR TOWN discussing the wide range of services we offer to address the many Issues concerning missing children. The tour showing OUR TOWN's multi- disciplinary approach was well received and we were given complimentary feedback. Along with the conference we arranged for local television coverage on Channel 4. This coverage discussed the conference, those organizations attending; the community based services offered at OUR TOWN, and the plight of missing children and their families.

Throughout the three year period we attended several conferences aimed at missing children's Issues. The conferences provided us with valuable Information on missing children and several opportunities to network with other agencies working on missing children Issues across the nation. The conferences attended were:

December 1992

November 1993

Three-day conference sponsored by the National Victim Center, Dallas Texas.

Four-day conference sponsored by the National Victim Center on Grant Writing and Special Event Fundraising, Tucson Arizona.

June 1994

October 1994

March 1995

Four-day conference on the Investigation and prosecution of parental abduct!on, Tucson Arizona.

Three-day conference sponsored by the National Victim Center on the needs of missing and exploited children and their families, Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Five-day Symposium on Child Sexual Abuse, Huntsville, Alabama.

To address the goal of sharing information, resources and national trends an Advisory Committee for Missing Children was started. These meetings were chaired and held at OUR TOWN. Committee members were ~om the following organizations:

Tucson Police Department The Pima County Sheriffs Department The Pima County's Victim Witness Program The Pima County Juvenile Court 88-Crime Child Protective Services The Federal Bureau of Investigation Tucson Unified School District The Pima County Attorney's Office

The Committee met at first monthly beginning August 4th 1993, and then after three months quarterly. During these meetings members shared Information regarding missing children, discussed our own organizations Involvement with missing children and referral processes. Difficult or unusual cases of missing children were also discussed. At the January 2nd, 1994 meeting we had a guest speaker Court Administrator Mr. Jacobs, discussed Quick Court, a touch screen multimedia station based at Justice Court. We also discussed program developments within our Individual organizations that affected how missing children's cases were dealt with in the community. The committee was well received and of great benefit to its members. The meetings will continue after the grant Is completed. At the Initial meeting on August 4th 1993 many of the members discussed a lack of knowledge regarding the resources available for custodial parents In parental abduction cases. After this meeting we developed the flyer, "What to do If the non-custodial parent takes your child" (see

Appendix 4). This is an example of the cooperation and commitment of the committee members In networking and working together on the Issues of missing children that was fostered in these meetings.

OBJECTIVE 2 Family Support and Advocacy

a. One full-time position along with several Izained volunteers will provide home-based support services to 100 families a year over the three year period. Families, self-referred or court and law enforcement referred, will be concerned with issues related to the exploitation of their child. Abduction, sexual abuse and runaway issues will be key.

The full time staff position funded through this program will provide home basecl support services and ongoing support groups for family member~ Recognizing the arisis nature of problems facing these family services to this target group. The 24 hour telephone support senllces will be in-kind support to the program ~om our agency.

A full-time position was utilized to fulfill this area of the contract. The staff person went out on appointments with a volunteer counselor. The additional staff position enabled us to respond Immediately to the needs of parents of missing children. We were able to meet parents at their homes or in the office depending on the requests of the parents. These meetings were used to go over options parents had and to give them Information on such organizations as the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, State Clearing houses for Missing Children, and other non-profit organizations working with children across the nation. To help in this process we produced several handouts to give to parents. The two handouts utilized were: "What to do if your child runs away" (see Appendix 2) and "What to do if the non-custodial parent takes your child" (see Appendix 4). This was especially helpful to parents in crisis, in a state of shock and unable to remember these details.

Parents were also assisted in locating their children. Flyers were produced, at no cost to the parents. The flyers were distributed by the parents and OUR TOWN (see Appendix 6). Families were offered in-home appointments as a means of support, stabilizing the family and for Information sharing (as detailed above). We also worked as an advocate for the families with law enforcement, state clearing houses far missing children and other non-profit organizations. Families were seen on an as needed basis, in some cases this was every day

for the first week or two and then once or twice a week as the process evolved.

Referrals were received from Juvenile Court, Tucson Police Department, Plma County Sheriffs Department, schools, Child Protective Services, Department of Economic Security, private therapists, Pima County Attorney's Office and self- referrals. We also received many referrals from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (we are Included on NCMEC's list of non-profit organizations working with missing children). This meant that we provided a much needed service to the Tucson area, as well as other parts of the state. Many of these referrals were from parents living in Phoenix. We often gave parents support, advocacy and produced flyers. Once flyers were produced they were faxed to the parents in Phoenix. The following is a breakdown of the missing children cases seen over the three year period (see Appendix 7 for specific cases):

Runaway Primary Runaway Secondary Problem Problem

3/1 1992 to 12/31 1992 107 33

1/1 1993 to 12/31 1993 166 54

1/1 1994 to 12/31 1994 143 39

1/1 1995 to 3/31 1995 9 S

TOTALS: 427 131

Divorce Primary Problem

Divorce Secondary Problem

3/1 1992 to 12/31 1992 39 60

1/1 1993 to 12/31 1993 59 59

1/1 1994 to 12/31 1994 38 49

1/1 1995 to 3/31 1995 4 2

TOTALS: 140 170

As can be seen from the above figures we have exceeded the proposed cases. In these cases either the primary or secondary problem was runaway or divorce/parental abduction Issues.

~b° These families, facing long per iods of waitina~ will be provided support and connection wi th other famil ies facing similar problems. A support group will be provided f~r parents under the direction of the new counselor staff position. The group will meet twice monthly a t our office location.

Parents/famil ies/guardians were offered a support group to at tend. This group was held weekly at OUR TOWN (Appendix 8). The focus of the group was on support and problem solving. An a t tempt at conducting a support group specifically for parents/guardians of missing children was made and in i t ia ted on November 23rd 1993. We also distr ibuted public service announcements to local radio stat ions to publicize the group (see Appendix 9). The group was held at St Josephs Hospital and was scheduled to meet twice monthly (see Appendix 10). The at tendance at this specific group was minimal. After three months the group was discontinued. Parents at tending the regular support group held at OUR TOWN appeared to be benef i t t ing more from this group due to the larger at tendance and support ive atmosphere. The statist ics below are for the parent support group at the OUR TOWN location, those conducted at St. Josephs are marked with *-

1992 3/5 - 4 3/12 - 8 3/19 - 3 4/2 - 9 4 /9 - 11 4 / 1 6 - 6 5/7 - 4 5/14 - 4 5/21 - 1 6 / 4 - 5 6/11 - 5 6 / 1 8 - 8 7/2 - 7 7/9 - 7 7/16 - 5 8/5 - 1 8/20 - 5 8/27 - 4 9 / 3 - 1 9 / 1 0 - 3 9 / 1 7 - 5 10/1 - 3 10/8 - 2 10/1 5 - 4

3/26 - 2 4/23 - 5 4/30 - 9 5/28 - 3 6/25 - 7 7/23 - 5 7/30 - 5

9/24 - 3 1 0 / 2 2 - 5 1 0 / 2 9 - 8

No groups held in November or December because of Hol idays

TOTAL: 167

1 9 9 3

1 / 7 - 1

2 / 4 - 4

3 / 4 - S

411 - S

S/6 - 6

6 / 3 - S

7/1 - 4

8 / S - 3

9 / 2 - 2

1 0 / 7 - 7

1 1 / 5 - 6

" 1 2 / 7 - 0

1 9 9 4

" 1 / 4 - 0

"2 /1 - 0

3 / 3 - 3

4 / 7 - 6

5 / 5 - 12

6 / 2 - 4

7 / 1 4 - 7

8 / 4 - S

9/I - 7

1 0 / 5 - 5

1 1 / 3 - 5

12/1 - 4

! 1 1 4 - 8 1 / 2 1 - 6

2/11 - 5 2 / 1 8 - 4

3111 - 7 3 1 1 8 - 9

4 1 8 - 2 411 S - S

5113 - 6 5120 - 7

6110 - 3 6117 - 4

718 - S 711S - 4

8 1 1 2 - S 8 1 1 9 - 6

919 - 7 9116 - R

1 0 1 1 4 - 5 10121 - 8

1 1 1 1 3 - 3 " I 1 1 2 3 - 0

" 1 2 / 2 1 - 0

I / R 8 - 3

2 / 2 5 - 0

3 1 2 5 - 8

4 1 2 2 - 4

5 1 2 7 - 7

6 1 2 4 - 3

7 1 2 2 - 7

8 /R6 - 3

9 1 2 3 - S

I O I R 8 - 5

" 1 / 1 8 - 0

" 2 / 1 S - 0

3 / 1 0 - 4 3 / 1 7 - 5

4 / 1 4 - 11 4 /21 - 6

5 / 1 2 - 6 5119 - 3

6 / 9 - 5 611 6 - 5

8 / 1 1 - 4 8 1 1 8 - 2

9 / 8 - 4 9 / I 5 - 6

I 0 / 1 3 - 2 1 0 / 2 0 - 0

1 1 / 1 0 - 4 1 1 / 1 7 - 3

1 2 / 8 - 6 1 2 / 1 5 - 2

4 /R9 - R

7/R9 - 5

9 / 3 0 - 6

TOTAL: 2 1 S

3 /31 - 7

4 / 2 8 - 7

5 / £ 6 - 4

6 / 2 3 - 4

8 / 2 5 - 3

9 / 2 2 - 7

1 0 / 2 7 - 4

T O T A L ' 1 7 5

9/29 - 3

1 9 9 5

1 /5 - 0 1 / 1 2 - 6 1 / 1 9 - 5 1 / 2 6 - 6

2 / 2 - 3 2 / 9 - 6 2 / 1 6 - 3

3 /R - 7 3 / 9 - 3 3 / 1 6 - 5 3 / 2 3 - 4

TOTAL:48

TOTAL FOR ALL G R O U P S FOR THREE YEARS. 6 0 5 p a r e n t s

Once the youth came home or were found OUR TOWN offered families the use of our shelter. The shelter was utilized primarily with runaways. Here the youth could stay for three days. During each of these days both the youth and the parents/guardian attended daily counseling. The goal at the end of the three days was reunification of the youth with their families, stabilization and the youth returning home. This was a process aimed at increasing effective communication between parents and youth and at improving problem solving and coping skills.

OBJECTIVE 3 Development of a Dispute Resolution Component

a. OUR TOWN will develop, Implement and conduct a mediation i~c~mm geared to resolution of disputes surrounding custody, visitation and inter- family issues. This program will seek to reduce the likelihood of parental abduction through provision of a reduced fee ~ i c e helping seporatin9 families understand and have a consistent soy in the lives of their children. ~ven ty families will be served over the three year length of this grant_ The agency will develop a training model for staff and volunteers.

The Divorce Mediation Program was developed to provide families going through a divorce or those divorced, the ability to communicate with each other and to resolve conflicts regarding separation and visitation. Through utilization of mediation services abductions and runaways were prevented. This is a necessary addition to the community resources servicing divorcing and/or divorced parents. We received many referrals from Conciliation Court. Conciliation Court provides similar services for those parents who have a motion before the court. OUR TOWN was able to provide mediation services to those parents who had concerns regarding separation and visitation issues before the situation escalated and there was a need for court Involvement.

The following are the number of clients seen starting April 92:

1992 April - June - 8 July - September - 23 October- December- 16

1993 January - March - 17 April - June - 30 July - September - 27 Oc tobe r - December- 2 8

1994 January - March - 33 April - June - 25 July - September - 17 October - December - 19

1 9 9 5

January - March - 0

TOTAL: 243

As can be seen from the above figures we surpassed the figure of seeing seventy clients by a large margin thus Indicating the need for this service.

All volunteer mediators a t tended the regular 36 hour mediat ion training. Several addi t ional trainings and in-services were conducted for those working with custody, v is i tat ion and Inter family-issues. These are l isted below:

May 1992 18 mediators received 22 hours of training The training deal t with specialized family Issues and working wi th adolescents in particular.

October 1992 23 volunteers received 1£ hours of domestic violence related mediat ion training Mediators were taught the dynamics of domestic violence so they can bet ter serve famil ies wi th relat ionship Issues.

November 1992 7 volunteers received a 2 hour update in-service on parent child mediat ion

February 1993 8 crisis staff received a 1 hour in-service on divorce mediat ion, the dynamics Involved with famil ies and how

to make referrals.

May 1994 5 volunteers received a 1.5 hour mediators in-service.

3b. We will provide in-service training to key law enforcement, juvenile court and other professionals to understand the concepts and refenai mechanism in order to elfe~ively direct families for appropriate services. R minimum of 30 professionals will receive ] 2 hours of service over the term of this proposal. These objectives respond to the Program Strategies for the development of a dispute resolution component to help prevent family abductions.

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We conducted several trainings aimed at professional development in the area of missing children. The focus of these trainings was on the needs and Issues of families of missing children and the referral process in getting these families the services they need. The following list shows the in-services conducted:

* 5/92 Tucson Psychiatric Institute 2.5 Hour Presentation on Women in Divorce 10 people

* 7/92 Brewster Center O.S Hour Presentation on How to Access Mediation Services 5 people

* 12/92 County Attorney Child Support Services 0.2S Hour Presentation on Divorce Mediation Services 15 people

* 6/93 County Attorney and Domestic Violence Diversion Program Presentation on Mediation Services 15 people

1.5 Hour

* 7/93 Southern Arizona Task Force on Domestic Violence 9 Hour Training on Conflict Resolution 15 people

* 3/94 Domestic Violence Monitoring Program 0.S Hour Training 5 people

* 8/94 Sheriffs Department 1 Hour Training 20 people

* ]2/94 Tucson Police Department 1 Hour Training 90 people

* 8/94 Sheriffs Department 2 Hour Conflict Resolution Class 15 people

* 8/94 Sheriffs Department 2 Hour Conflict Resolution Class 15 people

* 1/95 Tucson Unified School District Middle Schools Teachers and Administrators 1 Hour Orientation To OUR TOWN Services and Referral Process 20 people

* gJ95 Tucson Unified School District Conflict Resolution 25 people

Community Representatives 2 Hour

* 3/95 San Xavier Church Native American Tribal Representatives Conflict Resolution 40 people

1.5 Hour

PflOGRE~ EXPOSURE

A community me.ring will take place in the first quarter to let community organizations impacted bv the program hear first hand about the services. R mailing to 75 to ] O0 agencies will be made and all will be Invited to attend a two hour orientation. Material mailed at that time will provide enough information to refer families for services and provicle a basic overview of the available services and target population.

In August 1992 a description of the Missing Children's Program was written and distributed to area schools. These schools were then contacted throughout August and September to ensure teachers and administrators were aware of the Missing Children's Program and how to access the services.

In April 1994 we sent a mailing to 88 local community agencies telling them of Missing Children's Day and of services we offer at OUR TOWN. We also included in the mailing our missing children's handouts (Appendix 2, 3, 4). The mailing included information on an orientation to inform professionals of the services offered at OUR TOWN. At the orientation we provided information on OUR TOWN and how to access the missing children's services.

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0 U R T 0 W N Helping Families Help T h e m s e l v e s

IF MY CHILD RUNS AWAY WHAT CAN ! DO9

1. CALL 911 In Arizona it Is unlawful f a r o youth under 18 years of age to leave home without the consent of parenlm~egol guardian. As a result of this, parents can

. call 911, letting the youth know there are consequences for their actions. There ~ .is no £4-hour wait ing period in Arizona. When the youth returns call 911 and

- notify them of the youths return. An officer wil l then typically meet with t h e . . . . ~_ youth and complete a report. -Runaways are occasionally detained at Plma

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ENTER DESCRIFllVE I N F O ~ O N RBOUT YOUR CHILD INTO THE NC]C Ask law enforcement to enter a complete description of your child Into the Federal Bureau of Investlgatlans (FBI) Nal:lanal Crime Information Computer Center's computer systems. " ; ......

If local law enforcement can no t enter the Information, call the State Clearing House at 602-o-2-3-2158 and ask them to enter the information. If the State Clearing House con nat enter the Information, contact the FB1(623-4306), they also have access I:o enter Information In the system.

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. . . . . . . . . . . Verify the entry to NC]C one day after contact wi th above organization or NCMEC "

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I~eventive Til~ for Parents

Teach your children their full name, address, phone number, Including area code and how to call home.

Teach your children when It's okay to soy no to grownups, and role play the sl~atlons.

Give your children a code word. Teach them If someone else Is going to pick them up, they will know the code word, if not don't go with them.

Explain to your child who a s~'anger Is, sometimes strangers appear nice and a~ friendly.

Notify, schools/doycare centers/t~bysltters of any divorce decrees or custody orders. Certified copies of your custody decree should be placed In your child's school files. Rsk to be alerted Immedlotely If the non-custodial parent makes any unscheduled visits to the school/day care center/babysltters and for the school to prevent the child leaving with the nan-custodial parent.

File the custody decree In the non-custodial parent-~ counL~.

Rvold putting visible names on clothing or backpacks.

Heep a record on the non-cusLodlal parent's Fomilles, friends and their addresses and telephone numbers. Heep a note of the nan-custodial parent's social securlL~ number, license plate number, credit inFormotion, and financial records.

Take Identification measures such as fingerprinting and taking photographs or video's of your children every 3 months.

Treat Child Support and visitation as separate Issues.

Consider mediation and/or counseling For yourself and the other parent.

Talk with your children, tell them you will always love and want them, and that you will always search for them.

Rlways natlfy law enforcement of any threats of kidnapping from the non-custodial parent and keep documentation of any incldents/evenl3.

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If Your Child is Taken by the Non-Custodial Parent:

Coil 911 There is no 24 hour wai t ing period in Arizona, call 911 as soon as you suspect your child has been taken. File a missing persons report wi th law enforcement.

. Enter Descriptive Information About Your Child into the NCIC Ask Law Enforcement to enter a complete description of your child into the Federal Bureau of Invest igat ion's (FBI) National Crime Information Computer Center (NCIC) computer system.

If local law enforcement cannot enter the information, call the STATE CLEARING HOUSE at (602) 223-21 58 and ask them to enter the information.

If the State Clearing House cannot enter the information contact the FBI at 623-4306 and have them enter the information.

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Verify the entry to NCIC one day after contact wi th above organizat ion or call NCMEC.

Contact the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC). at 1-800-843-5678. A var iety of services are offered including confirmation of child's entry into NCIC and possible assistance in traveling to recover child.

. Contact OUR TOWN Family Center at 323-1706 or 1-800-53R -TOWN. Mediat ion, shelter, counseling and advocacy are some of the services offered.

. If you do not have an Attorney Obta in Legal Advice. Contact Legal Aide at 623-9465. Contact Lawyers Referral at 623-4625. Contact Women Helping Women at 884-7810.

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O U R T O W N FAMILY CENTER H e l p i n g F a m i l i e s H e l p T h e m s e l v e s

Public Service Announcement

May 25th ~s the Eleventh Annual National Missing Children's Day . ~o~ wor, over oo~ m,,oo ch,dr~o or~ abducted, runaway, or forced to live on the streets. TUCSON l a s t year had o v e r

5,000 runaway's.

Please Join OUR TOWN Family Center in observing America's N a t i o n a l M i s s i n g Chi ldren's D a y by leaving your porch light on - all day and all night - as a reminder of those who have not yet found their way home. Help light their way home.

For more Information please call OUR TOWN Family Center at 323-1708.

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P.O. Box 26665 • Tucson, Arizona 85726 • (602) 323-1708 • FAX (602) 323-5900

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MISSING

Missing: D.O.B.: Height: Eyes:

11/13/94 01/13/81 5f t5 Sky Blue

Missing From: Tucson Age: 13 Weight: 130 lbs Hair: Platinum Blond

Please c o m e h o m e , we love you.

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If seen please contact: 744-4919

OUR T O W N Family Center 1-800-53R-TOWN or 323-1706

P.O. Box 26665 • Tucson, Ar izona 85726 • (602) 323-1708 • FAX (602) 323-5900

O O U R T O W N FAMilY ~ N ~ R H e l p i n g F a m i l i e s H e l p T h e m s e l v e s

MISSING Angelica Altamirano

Missing: D.O.Bo: Height: Eyes: Hai r :

10/5/94 ~lissing From: Tucson 05/10/79 Age: 15 5ft Weight : 95 - 110 lbs Dark brown but wears green contact lenses Dark brown with red highlights

Angelica, we love you and we want you to come home please call.

If seen please contact: Lupi ta or Henry Al tamirano 822-5164

OUR T O W N Family Center 1-800-53R-TOWN or 323-1706

P.O. Box 26665 • Tucson, Ar izona 85726 • (602) 323-1708 • FAX (602) 323 -5900

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Missing: 09/£~9/94]. M~ssin 9 ~'om: Tq~s~:~ D.O.B.: 1 ~ l 2/78 Rge: 16 He~gh~ . ~ 5 Wolgh~ 1 ~ HalP. L~ng ~'own EV~: ~ n

if q ~ hove se~n o~ know ~he k:x:aL[on o6 ~ is child, please coil OUA TOWN FomHy Cex~L~..~e ~s ~n need of medi~ll cQ~.

(520) 323~1 706 or I°800~53P~TOWN

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MISSING: 05/22/94 D.O.B.: 07/09/79 HEIGHT: 5'2" EYES: Grey COMPLEXION: Fair

MISSING FROM: Tucson, AZ AGE: 14 years WEIGHT: 118Ibs HAIR: Dark Brown, Long/Waivey

Suspected of traveling through/to Farmington, Demming, Alburqueque, New Mexico, and Utah. Last seen in the company of Crystal Sauber (age 15, blonde, 5ft 3, 100lbs), Renee Doty (age 13, blonde, 5ft 3, 100Ibs), Victoria Sauber (8 months, daughter of Crystal) and two 18-20 year old males, and one 15 year old male.

~[F YOU H A V E S E E N L I N D S E Y CONTACT: OUR TOWN Faminy Cen~ev (602)323-11706

NATI[ONAL CENTER FOR MISSI[NG AND EXPLOIITED CHIILDREN 11-80t)-843-5678

Terrie Anders-Ma~sbury (MoCher) (602)297-63211 or CALL 91[ 11

O U R T O W N FAMILY C e H T e R

Helping Families Help Themselves

Crystal Sauber MISSING

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MISSING: 05/22/94 MISSING FROM: Tucson, AZ D.O.B.: 07/15/78 AGE: 15 HEIGHT: 5FT 3 WEIGHT: 100 Ibs EYES: Blue HAIR: Blonde

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MISSING: 05/22/94 MISSING FROM: Tucson, AZ D.O.B.: 01/09/81 AGE: 13 HEIGHT: 5FT 3 WEIGHT: 100 Ibs EYES: Blue HAIR: Blonde

Suspected of traveling to/through Farmmgton, Demming, Alburqueque, New Mexico and Utah. Last seen in the company of two 18 - 20 year old males, and one 15 year old male.

Crystal is the mother of Victoria (Tori) Sauber. Tori is sick and is in need of medication. AGE: 8 months D.O.B.: 19/17/93 WEIGHT: 25 Ibs EYES: Blue

If seen please contact immediately: National Center for Missing and Exploited Children

1-800-THE-LOST (1-800-843-5678) OUR TOWN Family Center (602) 323-1706

Bob and Charlene Sauber (602) 888-7169 or Call 911

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When ~ast seen Eve had short hafir.

MIISS]ING: 03/25/94 MltSSIING FROM: Tucson, AZ

D.O.B.: 06/09/76 AGE: 17 years

HEIGHT: 5'5" WEIGHT: 145Ibs

COLOR OF EYES: Brown C O L O R OF HAHn: Brown

COMPLEXION: Fair

IF YOU H A V E SEEN EVE CONTACT: OUR TOWN Family Center 323-1706

NATI[ONAL CENTER FOR MISSING AND EXPLOITED CHILDREN 1-800-843-5678

SANDRA ESPINOZA 295-9199 or CALL 911

0 0 U R T O W N FAMILY CENTER H e l p i n g F a m i l i e s H e l p T h e m s e l v e s

Ongoing Groups Thursdays 7-8-.30 PM 3833 E. 2nd S~eet

Contact Person: Cindy Cook, CLSUJ Program Coordinator 323-] 708, ext 263

OUR TOWN Family Center offers concurrent, ongoing groups to parents, adolescents, preadolescents and children. By taking the focus off the identif ied client and sharing the issues with the whole family unit, the family is better able and willing to accept and maintain changes. Family members of the identified client are welcome and encouraged to attend the concurrent groups.

Groups provide an opportunity for clients to express feelings in a safe environment. A variety of issues are addressed including: parent-child relationships, self-esteem, grief and loss, peer relationships, decision-making, and blended families. Each group is lead by one or two therapists from the Long Term and Family Preservation Programs as well as trained volunteers who are utilized as co-therapists.

Specific age groups are:

6-9 year olds 10-1 2 year olds 13-14 year olds 1 5-17 year olds Parents

For more information and to make a referral call:

Cindy Cook, CISW 323-1708, ext 263

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P.O. Box 26665 - Tucson, Ar izona 85726 • (602) 323-1708 • FAX (602) 323 -5900

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P.S.A.

If you are the parents of a missing child - who has runaway, or been taken by a stranger, family member, or friend. OUR TOWN Family Center is sponsoring a Missing Children's Support Group for parent's of missing children. The groups will be held the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of the month at St. Joseph's Hospital at 7:30 pro. The first meeting will be Tuesday, November 23rd. Here parents and friends will be able to talk and give support toeach other. For more information please contact OUR TOWN Family Center's Missing Children's Coordinator (Karen or Anne) at:

323-1708 or 1-800-53R-TOWN/1-800-537-8696

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~~ iSS ING CHILDREN'S SUPPORT GROUP

Are you the parents of a missing child?

Has your child runaway?

Do you fear a stranger, family member or friend may take, or has taken your child?

Looking for support/assistance, attend our Missing O~ildren's Support Group sponsored by OUR TOWN Family Center. Here parents/TTiends are able to talk and give support to each other.

MISSING CHILDREN: R:IMIUES HELRNG FRMIUES

£nd and 4th Tuesdcu~ of the month at 7c30pm

St. Josephs Hospital 350 N. Wilmot Rood

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For more Information call Karen Pugh or Anne Pfelffer at 323-1706 or 1-800-53R-TOWN

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4429 4442 4478 4481

~4499 4521 4531 4659 4692 4707 4762 4781 4906 4943 4958 4981 5028 5036 5077 5154

5236 5269 5277 5338 5348 5357 5360 5368 5385 5429 5435 5442 5456 5525 5529 5569 5571 5591 5614 5616 5626 5646 5676

T7

Indate

10/21/93 3/27/93 5/06/94 1/27/94 4/14/93 1/28/94 5/11/94 11/10/93 1/28/94 3/29/94

10/22/93 10/12/93 5/23/94 5/16/94 5/10/94 5/23/94 6/24/94 9/21/93 5/18/94 6/06/94 5/20/94 8/17/94 4/18/94 11/08/94 8/27/94 8/23/94 9/30/94 11/29/94 12/19/94 7/13/94 4/27/94 3/25/94

10/18/94 11/10/94 9/21/94

11/14/94 7/26/94 11/08/94 11/30/94 2/06/95 12/02/93 8/27/94 11/14/94 1/05/95 1/12/95

12/13/93 11/22/93

Lastnm

ALEGREIA BRUCE MENDOZA GONZALES HOOK HAYTHORNEWHITE REUTER VALDREZ CRAIG HUERTA RENTERIA GONZALES CAST I LLO SCHNOCK BARNETT MARTINEZ MARQUEZ COPELAND MERON S CHALLER HERNANDEZ HURLEY ACUNA GODOY STRATTON SAUBER DOUGLAS LEVAS S EUR BURRUEL TAPIA TUCKER RANDALL GUERRERO VALENCIA BILLACUSA ARAIZA MELLAND TRAW GLASER MAYBERRY BUNTING VANDERPOOLE LAYTON BLANFORD MCCARTHY ROSE MOODY

Firstnm Priprb

ALFRE DO DVR HEATHER DVR GUELLERMO DVR ADRIAN DVR RACHEL DVR SHAUN DVR LINDSEY DVR JAM~S DVR STEVEN DVR MIGUEL DVR TOMMY DVR ADRINNE DVR G I LBERT DVR DONALD DVR KRISTEN DVR STEVEN DVR FERNANDO DVR JERRY DVR CASEY DVR DONNA DVR MIGUEL DVR HEATHER DVR CARLA DVR JOSEPH DVR MIKKI DVR MEGAN DVR LUCAS DVR DAV I D DVR SIMON DVR REBECCA DVR CHE LS I DVR JOSH DVR JASON DVR AMANDA DVR ALLANDE DVR GABRIELA DVR LESLIE DVR JENAVIE DVR MARCOS DVR KYLE DVR MICHELLE DVR ABIGAIL DVR BOYD DVR ELI ZABETH DVR Grant DVR TANYA DVR CHRIS DVR

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~otal number of clients which matched your criteria -> 140


Filenum

123 198 259 501 503 527

2414 2434 2589 2670 2695 2771 2810 2823 3045 3057 3065 3069 3189 3195 3205

3294 3450 3741 3795 3839 3944 3959 3987 4011 4083 4091 4094 4139 4147

~4153 4215 4308 4344 4415 4438 4603 4622 4688

Indate

12/17/92 11/o4/93 3/17/93 2/o8/93 2/28/94 3/o8/94 5/28/92 5/17/92 6/20/92 7/06/92 5/15/92 4/21/92 5/15/92 3/09/92 6/25/92 7/13/92 9/14/92 9/14/92 7/31/92 9/17/92 10/15/92 9/16/92 11/23/92 8/12/92 4/06/92 3/02/93

10/11/93 11/26/93 2/23/93 9/15/93 8/30/93 1/10/93 5/19/93 9/27/93 10/12/93 4/15/93 1/03/93 4/05/93 2/07/93 8/20/92 8/30/93 4/18/93 2/02/94 1/13/94 4/18/94 3/22/94

Lastnm

BREWER COOPER GUNNING PALMER BALCER MATTY PENDLETON BLANCO ADAMS BACINNSKI MOHAMED NELSON RUIZ BURGESS BALDRIDGE WINTER GONZALES RODRIQUEZ FANCHER BORKOSKI GALLEGOS MENDOZA CARPENTER MIDDLEBROOKS SNORTLAND CONNER PATE QUEZADA MOLINA DURBIN RISINGER ROMO ADKINS BULLARD GRIGGS-RYAN CORDOVA TOWERS GORDON HOLTEGAARD SALCIDO ESPINOZA WILSON OWENS CAHSE SERENO RODRIGUEZ

Firstnm Otprb2

WENDY DVR ASHLEY DVR BRI DGET DVR MATTHEW DVR LINDSEY DVR CELINA DVR SHANNON DVR DAMIENN DVR SHANNON DVR CANDACE DVR JENNIFER DVR JENNIFER DVR RI CKY DVR BARRY DVR SUMMER DVR AMBER DVR MICHELLE DVR G I LBERT DVR JOSH DVR RYAN DVR IAS IAH DVR SEAN DVR KARA DVR TED DVR JOSHUA DVR LEAH DVR CODY DVR SOPHIA DVR AMANDA DVR GARY DVR JEREMY DVR DAVI D DVR CANDICE DVR JAMEY DVR MEGAN DVR MARIE DVR SARAH DVR GENEVA DVR JONAH CLA DVR GUSTAVO DVR ANTHONY DVR ERIN DVR RACHEL DVR CARRIE DVR JAMIE DVR MATTHEW DVR

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Filenum

4707 4765 4773 4864 4867 4892 5056 5065 5076 5216 5273 5314 5444 5477 5553 5564 5619 5663

~.5665

Indate

3/29/94 12/o3/93 7/28/93 1/o3/94 6/20/94 3/1o/94 7/06/94 7/28/94 4/23/94 7/28/94 6/08/94

11/08/94 11/10/94 9/19/94 11/15/94 10/06/94 12/09/94 9/09/94 3/18/94

Lastnm

HUERTA GUARDUCCI REYES VAS QUE Z KEY SEVINEHART BOTT MUJICA FLACK GREEN CRUZ RILEY ROBERTS KRUPA SCOTT GENTRY ROMERO BERNAL WARD

Firstnm Otprb2

MIGUEL DVR NICOLE DVR MARIA DVR FRANCISCA DVR TRAV I S DVR BECKY DVR SCHUYLER DVR KRYSTAL DVR ARADI DVR RANA DVR REBECCA DVR ASHLEY DVR CORY DVR ANGIE DVR Oliver DVR S irena DVR SANTIAGO DVR BERNARDO DVR Lindsay DVR

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T~tal number of clients which matched your criteria -> 65

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104 131 139 141 169 216 287 302 314 355 357 359 383 397 4O5 481 539 552

2392 2661

3040 3064 3081 3085 3117 3144 3149 3160 3166 3173 3210 3219 3221 3233 3235 3239

~ 3251 3267 3272 3283 3301 3335 3337

10/30/92 LINDSEY 3/16/93 DITTSWORTH 1/05/93 COUCH

12/31/92 CORRAL 10/12/93 MARTINEZ 6/03/93 DESPAIN

11/17/93 RUDD II 1/10/94 EASTMAN 9/01/93 WALKER

12/08/93 BAYZE 8/10/93 BRADY 1/19/94 MILLER 9/03/93 LA MADRID 1/12/94 PERRI 2/24/94 RANTS

11/10/93 SURFACE 12/01/93 DELGREGO 4/25/94 RODRIQUEZ 6/0 i/92 HUBBARD 6/09/92 MARKLEY 6/03/92 PAREDEZ 3/30/92 DURAZO 5/05/92 WEAVER 9/01/92 VIESTENZ 9/04/92 HANSFORD 8/20/92 SULCIDO 9/08/92 CHABOYA 9/04/92 JACOB

10/12/92 SORRENTO 8/18/92 NOWAK 9/03/92 CORNELIUS 9/29/92 HAVARD 7/23/92 PLASTERER 7/31/92 BOLLENBACKER 7/27/92 SCHWIZER 8/27/92 GODDARD 8/14/92 MOUNT 7/15/92 KALAL

10/01/92 RATERINK 11/02/92 MURCHISON 10/30/92 MEIFELBACH 10/22/92 STIGERS 8/31/92 HAIL 9/14/92 SEITSINGER 8/07/92 HANSEN

10/08/92 ROSAS JR

Firstnm Otprbl

TRAV I S DVR DOUGLAS DVR GEORGE DVR YVONNE DVR LILY DVR A. J. DVR GEORGE DVR MICHAE L DVR JOSEPH DVR ADAM DVR DAVI D DVR SEAN DVR BIANCA DVR JOSHUA DVR SAMANTHA DVR VICTOR DVR ANTHONY DVR MELISSA DVR DEMARIS DVR JOSHUA DVR JARELL DVR STEPHANIE DVR M I CHAE L DVR AARON DVR LINDA DVR GUSTAVO DVR CHARLES DVR GABRIEL DVR DANIEL DVR ROBERT DVR SHARON DVR STEPHANIE DVR RYAN DVR TIMOTHY DVR STACEY DVR JONI DVR STEPHANIE DVR KELLY DVR BRANDON DVR LEILA DVR RI CHARD DVR JEREMY DVR AMANDA DVR CRISTAL DVR DARYLL DVR JOSE DVR

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Filenum

3531 3535 3638 3660 3677 3681 3730 3774 3786 3896 3901

~3972 3996 4022 4033 4055 4084 4115 4119 4142 4262

4 5 1

4409 4454 4464 4515 4623 4663 4676 4679 4888 4893 4908 4984 5029 5104

~ 5148 5298 5383 5415

Indate

21o9193 1113193 6121193 311o193 5114193 12128193 12116192 31o4193 5/I0193 8 /11 /92 2 /03 /93 2 /05 /93 3/30/93 3/28/93 4/01/93 10/12/93 10/08/93 3/26/93 11/10/92 3/01/93 6/21/93 12/24/92 12/24/92 9/22/92 3/11/93 4/15/94 3/29/94 2/22/93 2/15/94 1/27/94 4/08/94 4/15/94 2/24/94 6/13/94 2/18/94 7/14/94 7/07/94 7 /11 /94 10/01/94

8 /18 /94 12 /01 /93

2 /03 /95

Lastnm

VELENTI JOWERS ANDRE COTAQ PANDOLA DRURY KELLY O'NEAL TEACHOUT ROSE MONTOYA GREENWOOD

LIND NOONAN FEDERICO WALKER WELZ WAHL COTA ANDRE THOMAS THOMAS THOMPSON NELSON RODRIGUEZ MONTEJO XXX CROWELL CASTILLO GONZALES RODRIGUEZ BASTIN GARDNER ANCINAS SEXTON LUCERO WELSH JOHNSON TOWNSEND DELGREGO BOYCE

Firstnm Otprbl

JEROME DVR SARAH DVR DANIEL DVR ALVARA DVR REID DVR CHRISTOPH DVR RI CHARD DVR DANIEL DVR KAI LYN DVR EARL DVR MIGUETIAN DVR JILL DVR RANDOLPH DVR PAUL DVR DEBORAH DVR JESSIE DVR RONNIE DVR PATRICIA DVR TERRY DVR ALVARO DVR DANIEL DVR JESSICA DVR KURT DVR BRIAN DVR JASON DVR JACOB DVR LU I S DVR XXX DVR DUSTIN DVR ELIZABETH DVR RE I NA DVR JACOB DVR JESSE DVR BENJAMIN DVR JUANITA DVR RACHAEL DVR PAUL DVR MICHAEL DVR JEREMY DVR KATIE DVR ANTHONY DVR CHRISTOPH DVR

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T~tal number of clients which matched your criteria -> 88

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106 129 133 149 154 164 166 168 171 177 178 189 192 196 197 2OO 207 212 214

256 268 270 272 286 293 294 297 298 299 307 329 331 332 392 399 402 407 411 416 419 420 429

0

5/26/93 SANCHEZ 4/21/93 4/03/93 HAFER 4/21/93 JAMESON 2/22/93 CUESTAS 3/10/93 DE MEO 9/12/93 BUSTAMANTE 9/25/92 CHAVEZ 1/18/94 DAWKINS

12/30/93 ZANG 1/21/93 RUIZ 2/19/93 GILPIN 9/27/93 OBREGON 1/14/94 ORTEGA 1/21/94 TINEO 9/09/93 ROBERTS

12/21/93 MILLER 11/04/93 BIAGAS 2/26/93 DURAZO 4/19/93 DIAZ 5/31/93 ISRAEL

11/14/92 SCHUMM 3/21/93 MOORE

10/06/93 BYRON-OLIVER 8/10/93 FAABORG

10/04/93 JENSEN 1/27/94 NELSON

10/28/93 GONZALES 12/27/93 SIMPSON 10/19/93 SILVERSKY 2/12/94 FITCH 2/12/94 HOWARD

11/01/93 MILLER 12/13/94 HUNDLEY 1/21/94 MEDINA 2/07/94 SAGE 1/09/94 GOEBEL 1/20/94 RUSSELL 2/05/94 PEREZ 2/14/94 URSEL 3/03/94 STACY 3/18/94 ENRIQUEZ 1/17/94 ANDREWS 1/07/94 SPEAK 3/21/94 TARKINGTON 3/13/94 MORENO

Firstnm Priprb

CYNTHIA RA SUSAN RA SELINA RA APRI L RA CHRIS RA HEATHER RA CHRISTINA RA LESLIE RA AMY RA NICHOLAS RA KARINA RA AMANDA RA LEVI RA VICTORIA RA ANDREA RA JULIA RA LAQUITA RA ANGELA RA ESPERANZA RA SONIA RA STEPHANIE RA VERONICA RA MICHELLE RA ALLEN RA JESSICA RA JOHN RA JESSIE RA CLARISA RA FAYTHE RA AARON RA LIZA RA TINA RA CISIMELIA RA CHRISTINA RA TONI RA CHARISSA RA ANGELA RA VIRGINA RA NANETTE RA TERESA RA SHANNON RA DENISE RA YVONNE RA DANIELLE RA MICHELLE RA JENNIFER RA


Filenum

431 436 441 442 463 468 471 476 493 499 509 537 544 546 547 549 55O 555 561 562 564

581 586

2372 2382 2398

~ 2 4 1 4 2 4 2 0 2 4 2 4 2 4 2 7 2 4 3 2 2 4 3 9 2 5 2 9 2 5 3 0 2531 2549 2579 2616 2662 2672

~2695 2707 2725 2726

Indate

3/15/94 3/16/94 9/22/93

11/01/93 10/13/92 8/27/93

12/22/93 9/13/93 9/03/92 2/02/93 3/25/94 3/26/94 6/02/94 5/11/94 6/14/94 3/16/94 4/20/94 2/24/94 4/28/94 4/18/94 5/01/94 1/15/94

12/05/93 4/08/94 3/28/94 4/10/94 5/01/92 6/15/92 4/12/92 5/28/92 4/06/92 5/30/92 4/23/92 4/23/92 5/13/92 4/28/92 5/12/92 4/22/92 3/03/92 4/15/92 6/18/92 6/30/92 4/27/92 5/15/92 3/08/92 3/12/92 5/14/92

Lastnm

SULEK MURPHEY DOREY DAHL TELLEZ AVILA BRADLEY HERRON AEUFFE POWELL TILLMAN ROBINSON SAMARANO S I LVERMAN WALKER BEJARANO GONZALES SKUTA PIERWOLA COBB LUCERO HYDER LOOKER BAIR TARKINGTON VALLEJO ELENES NAVUENXAY ANGEL PENDLETON MUS I LEK RILEY BORREGO COMBS WICHMAN DUNBAR BAKER OLLIVIERRE WHITE GOMEZ RAMIREZ GALAZ ROBINSON MOHAMED SANCHEZ BEAVER ESQUIVEL

Firstnm Priprb

VERONICA RA BRANDY RA JOEY RA CANDICE RA RACHEL RA MICHELLE RA HEATHER RA CASEY RA IRMA RA TIAMETRA RA SELINA RA JASON RA YVONNE RA SARA RA EMILY RA MELISA RA REGINA RA LIJENNIFE RA DUSTIN RA MARY RA ANTHONY RA JODY RA CHANCE RA MISTY RA MICHELLE RA MARYANN RA RUEBEN RA DAVONE RA ARIEL RA SHANNON RA HEIDI RA DEBBIE RA FRANK RA CHRISTY RA STACY RA MELISSA RA STEPHANIE RA ANTHONY RA CHAUNTELL RA ELISSA RA CHRISTINA RA JESSICA RA TALONNIA RA JENNIFER RA ASTRID RA WILLIAM RA NELLIE RA

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Filenum

2735 2741 2756 2847 2875 2876 2989 2991 3007 3037 3055 3057 3061 3073 3077

---3081 3084 3087 3088 3098

3116 -- 3117

3136 3138 3165 3179 3193 3196 3209 3214 3216 3217 3218 3220 3223 3234 3246 3247 3250

--3251 3252 3254 3276

~7

Indate

5/15/92 5/06/92 5/o8/92 6/17/92 6/10/92 5/18/92 4/o8/92 3/04/92 3/09/92 6/13/92 7/04/92 7/13/92 8/04/92 9/24/92

10/12/92 9/04/92 7/o8/92 8/04/92 8/25/92 7/27/92 8/24/92 9/11/92 7/23/92 7/28/92 9/08/92 9/16/92 9/30/92 9/22/92 9/02/92 9/30/92

10/02/92 10/16/92 7/16/92 8/13/92 8/12/92 8/21/92 8/25/92

10/23/92 9/21/92 9/02/92

11/11/92 11/10/92 10/01/92 11/13/92 9/22/92

10/20/92 10/29/92

Lastnm

BETKER MARQUEZ WRIGHT FIMBRES GUMINA ACEDO TORREZ FLOYD GUMINA MARTINEZ DOUGLASS WINTER AACOSTA SCHOTTENBAUER WALKER HANSFORD HONYUMPTEWA FIMBRES FLICK EADUS SAGGAU RAMIREZ HAWKINS BACAHUI CHABOYA BENAVI DE Z SAMANIEGO LANG BENETT HAMILL DILL COLBERT PRIETO SEPULVEPA WHITE WISE SANCHEZ SUSTAITA RIPS KY MARTINEZ III G I LBERT DAVIS RATERINK REYES LENFELDT CERVANTES BOICE

Firstnm Priprb

AMANDA RA ANDRIA RA DAWN RA MARCO RA TRAVIS RA JULISSA RA RACHAEL RA RHANNON RA TRAVIS RA KARA RA MICHAELEN RA AMBER RA ALEGRA RA CHRISTINA RA ERIC RA LINDA RA VALERIE RA MARCO RA JENNIFER RA HEATHER RA JASMINE RA KLENDE RA CHRISTINE RA ANNA RA CHARLES RA DIANE RA ANA RA TAMMY RA DAYNA RA COLLEEN RA MICHAEL RA JOSSTETTE RA YUANITA RA RAMON RA HEATHER RA JACK RA EILEEN RA ERIKA RA MEGAN RA SERGIO RA JASON RA CHRISTINA RA BRANDON RA MAGGIE RA ERIKA RA TIFFANY RA FAITH RA

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Filenum

3300 3314 3316 3324 3334 3345 3351 3355 3542 3553 3565 3567 3568 3570 3574 3605 3608 3609 3611 3613 3617

8

3628 3636 3641 3645 3647 3648 3649 3652 3658 3686 3687 3709 3726 3752 3753 3757 3758 3766 3777 3797 3802 3811 3812

[3

Indate

8/17/92 9/18/92 9/02/92 9/24/92 9/28/92

11/29/92 10/20/92 11/08/92 1/05/93

10/22/93 10/26/93 7/22/93 9/27/93 5/30/93 9/26/93 9/02/93 9/13/93 8/24/93

10/04/93 10/04/93 4/30/93 3/31/93

12/16/92 2/24/93 2/26/93

10/09/93 9/15/92 4/02/93 3/03/93 3/03/93

12/15/92 5/05/93 9/16/93 2/24/93 5/20/93 4/13/93 7/16/93 6/15/93 5/23/93 5/17/93 5/25/93 8/05/93 5/14/93 5/09/93

11/10/92 4/14/93 4/06/93

Lastnm

TERRELL CUTRIGHT TORRES TIMMINS QUESADA

CORCORAN FUFARO RAMOS FAABORG DUARTE BERNDT WESTBROOK JOHNSTON GARCIA WILLIAMS VIGORITO GARCIA MITCHELL TRUE BYBEE BADDEN JENKINS BARLEYCORN GLENN GODFREY JAIME JAMESON JARAMI LLO JARAMI LLO JOHNSON LITTLESOLDIER HANSEN HYDE GURRIN LEON RO DRI GUE Z BARA PUIG WILLES HARRIS CAMACHO CLOSE LOPEZ ADAMS SAGE SAXTON

Firstnm Priprb

MICHELLE RA ROCHELLE RA ANITA RA HEATHER RA HELEN RA DENISE RA COLLIN RA LORAN RA IRENE RA JESSICA RA JESSICA RA LAURA RA JONATHAN RA TOBI RA YVETTE RA CHRISTOPH RA DOMINIC RA YESENIA RA MICHAEL RA RANDY RA JAMES RA P.J. RA RYAN RA TREVOR RA LUISA RA SARA RA TABITHA RA APRI L RA LAZARO RA NOEL RA RUSSELL RA BILLIE RA SCOTT RA VANESSA RA ELIZABETH RA YVONNE RA ROSANNA RA DESSIS RA MONICA RA MONAI RA SERENA RA JUAN RA GRRVO I S RA MICHELLE RA KIMBERLY RA CHARISSA RA AUDREY RA

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Filenum

3814 3817 3824 3829 3838 3845 3856 3858 3860 3861 3862 3874 3886 3894 3903 3915 3916 3917 3928 3969

--3972

4005 4010 4016 4018 4027 4028 4032 4035 4040 4041 4044 4051 4056 4068 4071 4074 4075 4095 4100 4102 4132 4136 4144

Indate

4/16/93 5/18/93 7/14/93 8/09/93 9/28/93

10/15/93 7/26/93 9/29/93 9/o7/93 9/02/93 9/06/93 8/06/93

10/26/93 1/21/93 5/27/93 3/10/93 9/09/93 8/24/93 6/16/93

11/19/93 2/05/93 9/30/93 9/05/93 7/17/92

11/16/92 1/22/93 9/27/93 9/01/93 5/10/93 4/15/93 4/07/93 3/25/93 9/10/93 4/19/93 7/08/93 9/27/93

10/31/93 5/11/93

11/o4/93 11/24/93 10/27/93 7/20/93 5/28/93 8/01/93 9/16/93 5/11/93 5/05/93

Lastnm

CHAVEZ MCGEE RODRIGUEZ GRANILLO WILLIAMS PERKINS PUGS LEY SARINA Williams ABRAHAM BUSTAMANTE SMITH CONKLIN RUI Z LANE DEMEO BETKER GONZALEZ WOOD STENG GREENWOOD GONZALES BROCK ROBERTS RODRIQUEZ ROMERO WESTBROCK PERE Z STYLES MORANDO SUTTON BICKETT BROOKS HERNANDEZ LAMPHEAR WINTERS GONZALES KAPLAN NAPPER VALENCIA SCHINDEL LANCASTER HARTMAN RAMOS HANSEN MEDINA LITTLE SOLDIER

Firstnm Priprb

LESLIE RA YVONNE RA EDDIE RA DOMINIC RA CANDACE RA KELLEY RA SHAWNA RA NAYAJA RA Christoph RA CASEY RA JUAN RA AIMEE RA JAMES RA KARINA RA MONICA RA HEATHER RA AMANDA RA HELEN RA MELANIE RA BUDDY RA JILL RA MERANDA RA WILLIAM RA JEREMY RA KIA RA ALEX RA JONATHAN RA NANETTE RA BRANDON RA VERNICA RA CHARLES RA CHRISTINA RA LAUREN RA WENDY RA MICHELLE RA JAQOLINE RA YOLANDA RA TRACY RA ROBERT RA JENIFER RA JENNIFER RA MARLENA RA SHAWNA RA CHRISTINA RA SCOTT RA TONI RA BILLIE RA


Filenum

4153 4157 4168 4172 4175 4200 4208 4211 4221 4234 4238 4240 4241 4256 4259 4264 4267 4268 4270

~ 4278 4284

4309 4310 4313 4319 4320 4323 4326 4328 4331 4333 4348 4356 4358 4359 4361 4362 4363 4364 4365 4366 4367 4371 4372

4

Indate

4/05/93 5/21/93 8/1o/93 2/09/93 4/19/93 4/11/93 4/08/93 12/16/92 3/22/93 3/02/93 9/15/92 4/21/93 3/03/93 3/03/93

10/07/93 2/26/93 3/31/93 4/30/93 2/24/93 4/28/93 4/26/93 2/03/93 12/07/92 1/26/93 9/15/92 4/06/93 3/29/93 3/26/93 5/29/93 5/06/93 9/22/92 6/05/93

10/04/93 9/27/93 3/26/92 4/27/92 6/24/92 3/05/92 4/06/92 4/09/92 4/01/92 3/30/92 3/24/92 3/23/92 4/20/93 9/10/93 8/05/92

Lastnm

GORDON GAONA LOVELACE WILLIAMS WOODALL HYDER PUIO LEE CASTANEDA D ' AINTO JAIME JAMESON JARAMI LLO JARAMILLO GODFREY GLENN BRADDEN BYBEE BARLEYCORN SHELBY ALCARAZ TOLSON TELLEZ STOKES STOGSDILL SOOTER S I LVA SILFIES S CHWART Z CAMPA LEHFELDT MORRIS BLAKE MCCLEERY FAORO ROBINSON COCIO HILL SPONAAS SPEER BURKE GERBER BROTHERS RICHARDSON ALLEN KLEKNER PAYNE

Firstnm Priprb

GENEVA RA NICOLE RA LAURYEN RA SHERRI RA NATHANIEL RA JODI RA MONICA RA MELISSA RA MARCILLA RA TONY RA TABITHA RA APRIL RA LAZARO RA NOEL RA SARAH RA LUISA RA PJ RA JAMES RA TREVOR RA TABETHA RA RAFEAL RA KARIE RA MELLISA RA ALLISON RA ANDREW RA CRISTY RA ERIKA RA TERRA RA MATT RA CAROLINE RA ERIKA RA BILL RA CHRISTINA RA REBECCA RA TESA RA TALONNIE RA PHARRAH RA STEVEN RA JASON RA STACY RA LEAH RA MICHELLE RA ALICIA RA CHRISTINE RA CHRIS RA MELISSA RA CALLISTA RA


Filenum

4395 4396 4404 4405 4418 4436 4441 4451 4467 4469 4491 4505 4513 4516 4519 4546 4548 4561 4565 4569 4572

5 8

4 5 9 0 4 5 9 2 4 5 9 8 4 5 9 9 4 6 0 2 4604 4606 4607 4608 4650 4658 4661 4682 4683 4698 4718 4723 4725 4744 4746 4749 4750 4754

Indate

5/03/93 3/24/92

11/25/92 4/15/93 5/07/93 3/18/93 3/13/94 5111194 3/14/94 1118194 9/19/93 1/09/94 1/19/94 6/09/93 2/15/94 6/23/94 3/11/94 1/07/94 4/26/94 5/03/94 4/18/94 8/07/92

12/01/92 12/12/93 1/31/94 5/07/93 1/20/94 1/10/94 1/05/93

12/09/93 7/20/93 8/26/93 8/03/93 1/20/94 3/23/94 3/30/94 5/06/94 6/01/94 4/23/94 5/05/94 9/20/93 9/29/94 4/26/94 6/12/94 6/12/94 5/22/94

12/07/93

Lastnm

COTA-ROBLES WEBSTER FAIRCHILD GONZALES FUFARO DEMEO WERTENEAKER HOOKER RICHARDSON KRISTY MILLER VANSANE MARTINEZ XXX BAKER MOORE OPITZ GARY MIRANDA MORRIS JOHNSON KEARNS RENDON TERWI LLINGER TREU FUTARO MELTZ BROCK CORRAL BURNETT RIVERA ROSTHENHAUS LER CAZAREAS DOBBS JONES LUCAS DREW THOMPSON ANZALDUA GUYOT HUNDLEY DUNN Z IMERMAN MIRANDA DAV I S PENNINGTON BURNETT

Firstnm Priprb

MARIA RA JENNIFER RA HEATHER RA REGINA RA LAUREN RA HEATHER RA JENNIFER RA SARAH RA DERRICK RA LOPEZ RA DONALD RA HUMU RA AMANDA RA DEL RA NICOLE RA LETRIC RA LEANNE RA BILLIEJO RA ANGEL RA BOOE RA ALYCIA RA LUCY RA CHRISTINA RA RACHEL RA DENNIS RA MELISSA RA MAYANNA RA JESICA RA YVONNE RA JESSICA RA ANGELINA RA DIANA RA MIRACLE RA TIFFANY RA CRYSTAL RA MONICA RA TARA RA TINA RA BRIDGET RA JUSTIN RA CHRISTINE RA CHERI RA ANTHONY RA MANUEL RA ERIC RA FAITH RA JESSICA RA

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Filenum

4760 4780 4789 4791 4799 4805 4815 4840 4842 4850 4855 4861 4863 4879 4880 4886 4895 4907 4959 4983 5037

5068 5069 5070 5071 5072 5080 5091 5108 5114 5125 5126 5138 5140 5142 5145 5146

--5148 5178 5202 5225 5239 5240 5244

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Indate

11/07/93 9/01/93 9/01/93 8/06/93

10/13/93 11/22/93 7/12/93 4/26/94 6/02/94 3/14/94 3/11/94 4/20/94 1/07/94 6/08/94 5/16/94

12/14/92 3/30/94 5/06/94 5/09/94 7/25/94 6/15/94 7/03/94 7/26/94 8/01/94 5/10/94 4/18/94 6/21/94 6/30/94 4/14/94 5/06/94 7/26/94 5/25/94 6/29/94 9/29/94 9/15/94 9/01/94 9/07/94 6/30/94 8/30/94

lO/Ol/94 9/20/94 6/12/94

11/01/94 11/14/94 10/19/94 11/08/94 7/08/94

Lastnm

DEHIVE HANSON KROOSWYK SMITH DOREY CRAIG POWERS MIRANDA SAMORANO RICHARDSON OPITZ GONZALES GARY BLUM DULEY SCHUMM LUKAS RUI Z SANTACRUZ ELLINGTON LICEA CARPINTERO GONZALES AMOS WUNSCH JOHNSON WILCYNSKI HOLMES ESPINOZA BLAIR LAGUNA WATSON PEPPERS TAPIA GABARINO OLDHAM GONZALES JONES SHEEHY JOHNSON PENDLETON VALENCIA HUNDLEY CHAPA PORCHAS GREENFIELD VAUGHN

Firstnm Priprb

JOSH RA THERESA RA JEREMY RA AIMEE RA JOEY RA LILLIAN RA SAM RA ANGEL RA YVONNE RA DERRICK RA LEANNE RA REGINA RA BILLIE RA JADA RA TRACY RA VERONICA RA MON I CA RA CELINA RA AMOS RA DONALD RA SUSIE RA ELEONOR RA VANESSA RA MELAINE RA BRADY RA ALYCIA RA ALYSSA RA COLIN RA EVE RA TERRI RA VALERIE RA DAWNIELLE RA JESSE RA SANDY RA ANGELINA RA CHRISTIE RA LUPITA RA MARSHA RA MICHELLE RA JEREMY RA SHANNON RA ANTONIO RA JENNIFER RA CHRISTINA RA LORI RA CORA RA CRISIE RA

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Filenum

5259 5278 5294 5299 5306 5310 5316 5318 5322 5327 5328 5342 5355 5381 5390 5391 5399 5412 5421 5422 5475

5517 5524 5531 5533 5538 5540 5541 5545 5565 5576 5584 5587 5592 5599 5603 5611 5624 5625 5634 5635 5637 5652 5654

Indate

8/27/94 10/06/94 5/16/94 9/26/94 8/17/94 6/02/94

10/15/94 10/12/94 10/24/94 11/13/94 11/10/94 3/11/94 1/16/95 9/26/93 3/13/94

10/27/94 4/12/94 1/05/95

11/01/94 12/21/94 10/21/94 7/08/94 9/03/94 1/18/95 1/15/95 5/02/94 3/15/94 3/07/94 2/01/95

10/04/94 12/05/94 1/25/95

12/07/94 11/14/94 1/25/95 1/27/94

10/08/94 12/12/94 11/30/94 1/23/95 8/01/94 1/03/95 6/01/94 9/03/94 1/18/95 6/O8/94 6/12/94

Lastnm

TADEO DAVIS TROKKER HERNANDEZ ABBOTT MOODY CHAVEZ GEARIN GUERRERO MINER MOFFAT OPITZ LEET LAWHORN MORENO PENCE ORTIX ATKINS BUSSARD FOXHOVEN FOXHOVEN DOHERTY CRUZ JACOBSON MURILLO PRIDE WIGGINS LANDOFF SKEES TARKINGTON DOCKERY DAWSEY VAUGHN PENCE LOGIE GARCIA WHITE RODGERS JACKSON HELZ TERWILLINGER JONES BALLARD CRUZ CURTIS VINALE MONTOY

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PRISCILLA RA LISA RA JEANPAUL RA ROCHELLE RA STEPHANI RA SHELLY RA BRENESSA RA KATHLEEN RA SARAH RA REBECKA RA CRYSTAL RA LEANNE RA ROCHELLE RA TERRENCE RA JENNIFER RA BELLSTAR RA VERONICA RA SUSAN RA CHRISTINA RA MISTY RA MISTY RA MARIAH RA Laura RA JAMIE RA THERESA RA BERTHA RA KIMBERLY RA RICHARD RA Mary RA Michelle RA Marlin RA Hillary RA Crystal RA STARRBELL RA BARBARA RA ERICA RA VERITY RA JESSICA RA SONYA RA Jenny RA RACHEL RA MELANIE RA STEPHANIE RA LAURA RA Lisa RA POPPY RA MAEITZA RA

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Filenum

~5665 5667 5669 5671 5673

Indate D m m m . . D ~

3/18/94 9/22/94 9/19/94

12/19/94 5/12/92

Lastnm

WARD KOCH RODRIQUEZ OSTMAN SANCHEZ

Firstnm Priprb

Lindsay RA SHIRLEY RA MARGUERIT RA ELIZABETH RA VICKIE RA

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207 311 334 365 434 462 474 490 551

2767 2870 3075 3102 3119 3145 3221 3295 3621 3830 4089 4173

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4426 4482 4559 4665 4706 4767 4843 4848 4923 4967 5058 5221 5321 5329 5393 5399 5622

12/21/93 MILLER 12/Ol/93 11/19/93 SANCHES 12/17/93 VASQUEZ 1/28/94 MC MURTRY 8/21/93 HERRERAS

12/29/93 BOJAQUEZ 12/16/93 NEIL 1/10/94 OLMO 4/27/92 JONES 6/30/92 LEE 9/18/92 LUNA 7/22/92 ESPINOSA 9/25/92 WILLAMS 9/14/92 THOMAS 7/27/92 SCHWIZER

i0/12/92 " NOPERI 8/27/93 SANCHEZ 9/08/93 GEARY

10/22/93 THRALL 4/21/93 WINTERS 8/27/93 SANCHEZ 3/11/93 NELSON 4/27/94 SANCHEZ 6/09/94 HAZEN 1/lO/94 OLMO 3/29/94 JACKSON 4/20/94 MARZANIZDO

10/26/93 REED 4/27/94 SANCHEZ 6/09/94 HAZEN 6/07/94 PEREZ 3/23/94 CERVANTES 7/20/94 RAMIREZ 7/12/94 LEMBERGER 9/19/94 BATES

10/29/94 DOUCHETTE 2/22/95 WILLIAMS 4/12/94 ORTIX 2/03/95 LUCKENBAUGH

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LAQUITA RA NYROBI RA ANGELINA RA COLUMBA RA MELANEY RA ANDREA RA ELIOSA RA STEPHANIE RA CLARISSA RA MANDI RA LISA RA BERNADETE RA ANTHONY RA SHERRY RA DUANE RA STACEY RA STEPHANIE RA JUAN RA JEREMY RA NATHANIEL RA JACKIE RA JUAN RA JASON RA RAMONA RA RANDY RA CLARISSA RA DESIREE RA ANNA RA JOESPH RA RAMONA RA RANDY RA DAV I D RA ALBERTINA RA CELINA RA RACHEL RA KRISTINA RA AMBER RA AMBER RA VERONICA RA KRISTIN RA

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