The GAIA Foundation for Earth Education was established to• promote public education and information that increases understanding about

environmental and global issues and that enhances the public’s ability to protect and conserve the environment; and to

• research, develop and produce educational materials and programs that assist formal and informal educators involved in school, adult and community education to implement or conduct education programs that increase understanding about environmental issues and methods of protecting and conserving the environment.

By partnering with non-profit organizations, the GAIA Foundation is able to deliver projects that help people understand the link between the way we produce and consume energy, the impact on our environment and the consequences to our society.

We envision a world where sustainable communities take creative action to protect the natural beauty and ecological health of the planet, allowing other species to flourish and future generations to live satisfying and healthy lives.

2005 Annual Report

The GAIA Foundation for Earth Education

Message from Peter DickeyIn 2005, the GAIA Foundation celebrated the commitment of our donors to expanding opportunities for environmental education and awareness building. The foundation was proud to engage the Pembina Institute on a contract basis to deliver innovative resources to audiences ranging from elementary students to industry leaders on topics such as the impacts of oil and gas development, renewable energy and climate change.

The year 2005 also provided an opportunity for our Board to reflect on the foundation’s structure and objectives, and undertake measures to expand the possibilities for supporting research and education initiatives to advance awareness of environmental issues. Our discussions have led to some exciting changes in 2006 — we welcome you to join us in our continuing discovery of the possibilities for “Earth Education.”

Peter Dickey is the GAIA Board President.

The GAIA Foundation for Earth Education Board MembersPeter Dickey, President • Donn Baker, Secretary • Grace Gruber, Treasurer • Janet Peace, Director • Barry Worbets, Director

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Changes for 2006Introducing The Pembina FoundationIn July 2006, the Pembina Foundation for Environmental Research and Education was officially established as a federal charitable organization. This occurred simultaneously with the dissolution of the GAIA Foundation for Earth Education, closing a chapter in our successful history of building awareness and advancing sustainable solutions for environmental issues. The Pembina Foundation opens a new chapter in

our work, as the foundation will continue to support innovative environmental research and education initiatives under the leadership of the former GAIA Board of Directors. As a charitable organization, the foundation will have increased capacity to engage donors in advancing solutions for a sustainable energy future through innovative research and initiatives that engage students, communities and decision makers. We look forward to continuing to build on the past success of the GAIA Foundation!

Projects and ActivitiesThrough the generous support of donors in 2005, the GAIA Foundation helped to strengthen awareness of environmental and global issues affecting Canadians and deliver resources to help individuals, communities and decision makers adopt more sustainable practices. The foundation’s projects were carried out through service agreements with the Pembina Institute. Using the institute’s expertise, the foundation addressed a range of timely issues and engaged youth and community members in educational activities.

The following projects and activities were undertaken in 2005:Greenlearning.caGreenlearning.ca, an innovative e-education program that puts provincial curriculum requirements first, was fully launched in Alberta in 2005. Since its initial release in 2004, the number of teachers registered to Greenlearning.ca has more than doubled and average monthly visitors to the website increased by 92%.

Greenlearning.ca’s Lights Off program is a strategic conservation action plan with measurable results for schools.

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Re-Energy.caPeople visiting Re-energy.ca, a renewable energy and sustainable transportation edu-cation website, downloaded over 70,000 model plans each month—a 75% increase over 2004. Re-energy.ca is part of the Green Street program reaching 100 Canadian teachers and over 3,000 students in the 2005/06 school year.

Grade 7 students build a small-scale working wind turbine.

Ontario Smart Growth and Community SustainabilityReports including Local Implementation of Smart Growth Policies in Ontario and Building Sustainable Urban Communities in Ontario made recommen-dations on how to advance Ontario’s progress in addressing smart growth and urban sustainability issues. The reports highlighted areas of progress such as reducing greenfield development, as well as the continuing gaps between the municipalities’ formal policies and the actual planning and infrastructure investment decisions being made by municipal councils. The recommendations led the provincial government to rewrite its land use planning laws to reduce automobile-dependant urban sprawl.

The Impacts of Oil SandsThe Climate Implications of Canada’s Oil Sands, released during the 2005 UN Climate Change Conference, provides the most comprehensive pro-jections of oil sands’ greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions to 2020 publicly available in Canada. It highlights the contradiction between the rush to exploit Alberta’s oil sands and the urgent need to reduce emissions. With over 40,000 downloads in the five weeks following its release, the report Oil Sands Fever: The Environmental Implications of Canada’s Oil Sands Rush also attracted a positive response from members of the pub-lic, media, government and industry. Its supporting multimedia website, www.oilsandswatch.org, provides access to these reports and additional information on the environmental impacts of oil sands development.

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Nuclear Life Cycle Impact AssessmentOngoing research into the environmental impacts, risks and sustainability of nuclear energy in Canada will provide a life cycle assessment of nuclear energy production and assess its value as a strategy for mitigating climate change.

Canada’s Role in Addressing Climate ChangeThe Case for Deep Reductions was released before the 2005 UN Climate Change Conference. The report calls attention to Canada’s role in achieving the deep, long-term cuts in GHG emissions required to prevent the most dangerous impacts of climate change. By providing the scientific case outlining why Canada must reduce GHGs to 80% below 1990 levels by 2050, as well as strong evidence of the technological and economic feasibility of these cuts, Deep Reductions establishes a basis for discussions on Canada’s path beyond 2012 — the end of the first Kyoto Protocol com-mitment period. Recognizing that Canadian industries will be operating

in an increasingly carbon-conscious environment, the report Future Financial Liability for Greenhouse Gas Emissions from New Large Industrial Facilities in Canada provides an assessment of the long-term business implications of regulated GHG limits. An assessment of the portfolio of policy and technology tools to be used in achieving deep reductions in GHG emissions is also available in the report Carbon Capture and Storage: A Canadian Primer.

Oil and Gas Development: Training and Capacity Building for Northern CommunitiesThe 2005 “Northern Oil and Gas and the Environment” workshop series included sessions for remote communities in the Inuvialuit region and youth-oriented workshops for the Arctic Indigenous Youth Alliance and the “Our Land, Our Future” forum in Yellowknife. The workshops provide participants from northern communities with quality information about the environmental and cumulative effects associated with oil and gas development through participa-tory activities and discussion with land owners, First Nations, oil and gas industry, environmental organizations and government.

Pembina’s workshops have provided northerners with useful information about the envi-ronmental impacts of oil and gas development in their regions.

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Northern Oil and Gas Development ScenariosPeak into the Future: Potential Landscape Impacts of Gas Development in Northern Canada provides realis-tic scenarios of the extent and pace of development that could occur if known and potential gas reserves in three fields within northern Canada are developed. The report offers recommendations for reducing the potential environmental impacts.

Youth Environmental Leadership Support through the GAIA Foundation enabled a Master’s student in the Environmental Education and Communication program at Royal Roads University to work with the Pembina Institute in designing a leadership program that enables youth to pursue socially equitable and ecologically sustainable actions in their own lives and communities.

Alberta GPI Centennial UpdateTo celebrate Alberta’s centennial anniversary, the 51 indicators that make up Alberta’s Genuine Progress Indicator (GPI) — the province’s first total well-being accounting system — were updated in 2005. The GPI uses social, economic and environmental indicators and a full cost-benefit accounting framework to mea-sure genuine progress. Both The Calgary Herald and QR77 Radio in Alberta ran multi-part series on the GPI covering such issues as crime and resource depletion.

Amy Taylor discusses the Genuine Progress Indicator on QR77 Radio.

Water, Oil and Gas in AlbertaIt is critical that energy development does not compromise watershed health, freshwater availability or groundwater resources in Canada. Yet the current use of water for oil recovery may affect the sustainabil-ity of Canada’s water supply. Ongoing research supported through the foundation is aimed at assessing the implications of the oil industry’s thirst for water and exploring possible solutions for eliminating the use of fresh water in fossil fuel extraction.

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2005 Financials

Membership Fees 160Individual Donations 56,969Corporate Donations 19,200Foundation Donations/Grants 696,040Raffle Revenue 4,400Interest Revenue 7,392

TOTAL REVENUE 784,161

Program Costs Under Agency Agreements 712,179Professional Fees 10,325Travel 2,600Training 800Office 338Bank Charges 29Unrecoverable GST 525

TOTAL EXPENSE 726,796

BALANCE 57,365

Related Program Revenue 135,202

Related Program Expense 111,329

BALANCE RELATED PROGRAM 23,873

EXCESS OF REVENUE OVER EXPENSES 81,238

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This statement is an excerpt from the audited financial statements prepared for the GAIA Foundation and exclude the audit report, other pertinent statements and notes to the financial statements. Users are cautioned that this statement alone may be inappropriate for their purposes.

For more information, contact: Bev BroksDirector of FinanceTel: 780-542-6272

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SupportersThe following foundations, companies and individual donors supported environmental projects through the GAIA Foundation in 2005. Their generous support helps to make a healthier, more sustainable future possible.

Special Project DonorsCompaniesBP Canada Energy CompanyEnbridge Inc.Nexen Inc.Petro-CanadaShell Canada Limited

FoundationsCalgary FoundationEJLB FoundationGeorge Cedric Metcalf Charitable FoundationJ.W. McConnell Family FoundationSuncor Energy FoundationW. Garfield Weston FoundationWalter & Duncan Gordon FoundationWilliam & Flora Hewlett Foundation

IndividualsMaria & Tracey Raynolds

Memorial and Tribute DonorsBrenda & Jeff BoydAmelita & Scott GardnerSam HorwoodJulie Kwok

Whether in celebration of a life lived or a tribute to someone dear to you, your gift is a powerful expression of your beliefs and values.

Monthly and Annual DonorsBusinesses & OrganizationsCanadian Academy of Engineering International Factors CorporationPeter R. Wooding Professional CorporationSanta Barbara Family FoundationSt. Paul Veterinary Clinic

IndividualsAnonymous DonorsGreg & Barbara Adams

Ailsa J. AirthSarah AitkenLiliane AlbertEvalon AlderkingGreg S. AlexanderM. Janis AltonBert O. & Veronica A. AndersonLeila & William B. AndersonRodney J. AndersonFred J. AndrewEleanor ArissWilliam & Madeline ArnoldWilliam B. ArnupJo-ann D. AshfordNigel AshworthAnton P. & N.J. AudretschMargaret AuldAlbert BaesGladwyn B. BaileyBrenda & John BakerFred & Melody BakerJoan M. BakerMary BakerAda BalcerLeslie & Murray B. BaldwinMary E. Baldwin & Hugh CasbournNora BaloghMary L. BaltgailisLibby BarlowJane E. BarrAlan BarrettJean BarrettTyson P. BartelMahlon F. BeachMarjorie & George BeattieDeborah BeattySira BeaumayneMarcia BeckAnne BeckerDiane BeckerJ. F. BeckmanJoan & Ronald G. BegleyKenneth & Eileen BelchTim & Brenda BelecLorraine V. BellSydney BellBarbara BemroseMargaret Benson

Werner BertowHein BesierHeather M. BesseyDanny BeveridgeDelores & Gerard BissonnetteSheila M. BlackJulia BobergClaudia BolliCarol BonderudRW & GSM BonnettBlanche BoormanFrances A. BoothJohn D. BoothYvonne I. BoothNorma & Henry BotnerHelen F. BowenLynn BowersMargaret L. BoyceCatharine A. BoyerR. A. & Margaret V. BradfordDoris BradleyCatherine BrandleyOtto & Lorraine M. BraunRichard & Marika BrenneisHelen BrinkDudley A. BristowMilan BrkovichVivian BroksLouis J. BrotenAlice E. BrownMaria J. BrownCarol M. & Dale BrubakerGeorgina M. BrunetteAlan BryanChas & Miki BryantRobert J. & Helen V. BuckRuth BucknellPaul & Marijana BugarskiCorrina Burden & Michael D. DonaldsonJoyce O. BurnellGary BurnsHelen J. BurtonFlora K. BushJoyce & Stan BuxceyShirley CalderEthel CameronJoanne I. Cameron

Emma CampbellRoy & Marion CarlsonMarilyn K. CarrDerek & Helen CarrollAnn CarsonJenny CarterJohn CartwrightRuth CaspellDoug & Bunny ChalkDale ChandlerDavid Chernushenko & Marie-Odile JunkerEva E. CinnamonDonna ClandfieldNancy ClarkeRichard ClaytonFrances J. & John C. CleaveTerry J. CluneyPenny CoatesNancy ColemanJean ColesEsther & Don CollierRichard CollierClarence CollinsMargaret L. CondiePatricia CookFay I. CooperJohn H. CooperLee R. CooperShirley CoppPatrick CorbettDouglas V. & Ishbel CormackRosemary CornellPatsy J. CotterillRose CoultonMargaret CoventryMargaret H. CoxJoan M. CracknellCarol CranstonMichael CrawfordJean M. CummingsJean L. DaleRichard & Anne D’AlquenBessie DalrympleWilliam G. DalyJohn & Stamatia T. DarbyshireDon A. DavidsonHeather Davidson

GAIA Foundation Donors 2005 (in alphabetical order)

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John DavisJudith F. DavisElly de JonghSteven de KeijzerMichael & Honor De PencierSusan De RoodeThomas A. DeakinDarcy DeanLloyd DelisleJean N. DemianykSam & B.J. DenhaanDavid & Nancy DenovanJoyce & Clay DerstineIrene I. DesjarlaisAbdele DibbenBrian & Moira K. DickensAlison DinwoodieWilliam DoeGerald DoschJonathan DostrovskyJohn F. & Alison M. DoveLou R. DuigouRobert D. DunlopRobert DuvalTerrence A. DysonDavid EdneyElizabeth EdwardsTaha El-DoriedyClifford Elliott & Mary SandersonKlaas & Louise ElzingaM. D. EmeryA. E. EppHenry & Sharon EspesethDavid & Joyce EtheringtonMargaret & Leo EversClaudine S. EyersMarion FaceyJohn FairleyShirley FarlingerJames & Shirley FarrHelen K. FauntPatricia FeehanGertrude E. FellnerDoris FergusonPhilip FieldEdith & Henry C. FierzLois FilceJean C. FinleyDave A. & Susan FishAl FisherAnne FitzpatrickMichael FlanaganPauline FlatmanE. B. FodenIrving K. & Rosemary FoxMona FoxRon & Linda FoxDavid G. FrankJohn Q. & Martha FraserGerald FriebeBirgit FriedenstabMarie FrosstWalter FryersGarth FryettRobert FugereJean Fulton

Robert J. & A.W. FultonJim GallowayTerence GalvonAlbert E. GambleDorothy GantNancy GardinerGail GatesMaryelle C. GaudreauJohn S. GaulDorothy GavinEdith A. GearDavid GehlRosalie GeldermanBoudewyn & Monique GevaertRobert GibbsConstance C. GibsonRandal D. GlaholtIsidor GlienerKirsten GoaLeona GomChristopher GosselinElizabeth J. GrahamJordan B. GrantKaren GreenRobert GreenHamish & Alexandrina GreenlandGilbert G. GregoryMarie GrenonJ. T. Griffen & Leticia I. GraciaAntonio & Margaret GualtieriEdith GullandGerard GumpingerTerry & Gloria GunterDarryl GurneyRichard GuttormsonDavid R. HahnDorothy L. HalkettEric HallM. S. HallJacquie & Greg HalpenJoan & Joanne HamblyMadeline HamelinEileen & Bill HammondHoward HamptonEdith HanatschekFlorence A. HanfHelen B. HannaIngrid HarmsKathleen HarriganAndrea HarrisRuth E. HarrisMary C. HarrisonKenneth F. HartmanAlistair HarveyClaire HawesCyril G. HayesRay C. HaynesJoel Hegen & Nadine FletcherGertrude HehnerErin HeinemanKelly L. HennigPatricia Henry & David ZackonRichard & Patrice HensonGlenn & Helen HepburnGordon HepburnJoan E. HepburnHazel I. HerdBarbara Hersh

Mark K. HeuleNina HillierDorothy HobbsVera F. HodgsonCyrille HoffmanEdward W. & Angela R. HoganAnne-Marie HogueHelena HolierhoekIvan & Lorne HolmesPamela & Louis HonoreR. I. HortonCharles N. HotzelDonald HoustonRobert HowardDavid G. HughesWilliam HulburtMary HurlburtAmy HusseyJoy IfillWinifred IrvineBarbara Jack & Richard HinnersGraham H. JacksonEric & Patricia JamesHarrison JohnsC. P. & Jacqueline M. JohnsonCalvin JohnsonFloyd JohnsonJanette JohnstonEdgar T. & Jeanne JonesGlen N. JonesDavid & Rosi JoryMorny M. JoyEdgar F. JullJeanne T. KadowakiDurlabh KakadaiLuisa KaraAbner KayLionel J. KearnsAntony KennardElizabeth KennedyValerie KennedyDennis & Evelyn KershawJohanna KieneckerDouglas M. KilpatrickBeverly KingDouglas J. & Jean R. KingJena G. KingKatherine KingHendrien KippersPeter KirbyTibor & Francoise KissKen KlattJohannes & Dorothea KleinSiegfried K. KleinauRichard A. KlotzF. H. KnelmanHarold P. & Dorothy KoehlerMarlene KoehlerElma W. KoenigKim-Fai KongJill KonkinPatricia KotowKris KrasinskiJohn & Mary KrpanHelga KruschenLinda KruusGeorge KupferGeorge & Susannah Kurian

Karen KvillJean LaflammeMarc LalondeRichard & Patricia LambertBill LamondMillicent LappinMargaret E. & Frederick LarsonHeidi LasiRuta LauzisMadeline LavenderJames LaversJohn & Julian LawsonElvira Le GrosDiane Lee HubaFrancis E. LefaivreVictor LehotayOryssia LenniePierre R. LeonFred LernerAlfred R. & Diana E. LessardBrian & Susanne LetawskySandy LevinClara LewisMargaret LewisJohn R. & Mary R. LisleWalter C. & Marie Lloyd-SmithCarol J. LodgeWalter LoganJack E. & Carol S. LongRuth LongAlison M. & Chris LongsonMargrith LoretzRichard LoweryLoreen LucasMurray & Rae LuftHarry G. LumsdenHelen LundeDale G. LyleA. C. & Ian B. MacAskieR. D. & Laura MacDonaldRobert & Diana MacDonaldColin MacKenzieJack MacKenzieMargaret MacKenzieAnn M. & Myles R. MacLennanJanet MacMillanMaurice A. MagnanBarbara L. Maheu & Cliff TherouMargaret MaierM. R. MalcolmEthel MallettWilliam & Ann MalnychukRoderick MansonLuc ManyEllen ManzoErnest & Nyna MarrLawrence D. MarshallHope MarsonetteRoger J. MartelMargaret MartinRobert Mason & Kathleen GuthrieJ. E. MathisonLuc MatterHelen & D.M. McAllindonPaul McArthurBarry McCashinAudrey A. McClellanMay & John A. McCormick

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D. E. McDermottMel McDonaldRonald McElhaneyPatrick & jean McEneaneyPegasis McGauleyDiane McGifford & Eduard WojczynskiAlex & Jane McKeagueDavid McKeeAndree & Neil B. McKenzieRobert McKeon & Mary AmerongenBeatrice McLarenGeorge W. & Janice McleanJan McMillanGordon McNultyCheryl McQueenJoyce V. McQuistonMyrtle McRobertsBruce & Lindsay McWhirterDouglas Meggison & Marie ChidleyStefan MendritzkiHazel MenzieBirgitte & Colin MichieM. V. & Ronald MichkofskyAllan G. & Barbara E. MillarPeter Miller & Carolyn GarlichKaren M. MillsPeter MixEugene V. Mlynczyk & Michelle DesasperisIrene Mock & David PlanedinFred MogelineHelen MogensenPrudence L. MooreTerrence & Frances MooreRolande MorencyGerald E. MorganRobert P. MorganHugh & Irene MorrellRay & Anne MorrisRita MorrisRobert F. MorrisGladys MorrisonJames R. & Elsbeth MoyerOrest & Helen MoysuikWilliam A. MullenJames MurdochWilliam & Dagmar MyhillF. L. NelsonJoan E. & Eric H. NelsonHarold & Charmaine NethDiedrich P. & Anna NeufeldVirginia H. NewmanCarmen L. NikalTimothy NixonCharles NormanCarole NyquistNobuko OikawaGrace B. OldsHelen OliverJohn OliverPatricia O’ReillyGary H. & Eliza PalmerRichard R. PathakThomas A. PattersonIrja PaulGeorge J. Pavelka

Danelda M. PearsonM. A. PelzerEdwin M. PenningtonAlvon J. PercyElizabeth PetolasRichard & Vivian PharisLouise & Russell PhillipsRoy PiepenburgJune C. PinkneyRichard N. PiperDerk & Thelma J. PleiterEva M. PoeverleinLawrence A. & Gwelda PogueMargaret E. PointingAura L. PombertFranklin & Doreen PopeStephen F. PopeWilliam PorochnukMartin & Brenda PrenticeErna & Eric PullmanBryan PurdyCatherine J. PycockAmbrose D. RaftisDavid RainhamPeter & Georgia RamosLea M. Ray & Timothy SalaykaMihir N. RayMarlo RaynoldsBrad ReadPaul J. RedfernAudrey ReesJoan M. ReidJanice Reimer & Hubert KammererLinda RenwickNeil RichardsRichard RichardsonJane RideoutJames C. & Nancy B. RiesberryFlorence L. RileyAnn RinehartJohanne RiouxErline RitchieMarjorie N. RobertsonEric & Anne RobinsonC. M. RobsonRoger & Beatrice RobsonJoel & Mary RochonRobert A. RodgersRonald P. RoeschJean & Merville RogersAlfred C. RonaldHilda & Don RossJ. B. RossMartin RossanderPatricia RoweF. Roy BlairDavid RumackEdmon & Orla RyanHellen SallmenPaul T. SanbornKim & Lea SandersonBill SandsJames SanjanaPete SarsfieldCarolyn SaucierJoan SaucierBrock Savignac & Ania R. Nazr SavignacJonathan Schaer

Christian SchroederClaude Schryer & Sabrina MathewsDavid J. ScottRudolf & Sara SeefusJoseph SegattoCharlotte SenayRobert & Winnifred C. SettleJean ShaftoAmil B. ShapkaJudith SharpBeth SheehanDavid & Jean SheppardNatalia ShieldsJ. P. ShiptonWilliam L. & Edith ShoreNan ShuttleworthMary SkeithR. G. SkinnerHelen SkirrowJean H. SloanRuth SmalleyRoger SmeethCyndi SmithDonald C. & Margaret M. SmithHarcourt D. SmithHoward D. SmithRobert N. & Mary M. SmithRobert SmithColin L. SoskolneJudith M. StaufferBodzidar & Stanislava StavricTine Steen-DekkerHarold & Syl StephensAmy StewartClaude & Claire StewardDouglas StewartIsobel StewartMike StiniWallace & Elinor StinsonBill & Muriel StolleryJean R. StrachanSusan StrattonH. W. StringerRob StuartEdward Stubbs & Luminita Miu-StubbsHarold SudermanJames S. & Doris M. SutherlandRobert SwallowGreg TamblynFred TarltonAlex TaylorAllan S. TaylorWayne & Fiona TaylorMaurice R. & Mary D. TeboOsa ThatcherDavid D. & Ila G. ThomasJames Thompson & Sharon Poetker-ThompsonBlanche & John D. ThomsCarolyn & Gordon ThorpMaryan J. TisdaleAllan L. TitusSusan TomihiroD. E. & D.A. TooleDallas TotenhoferCarol W. & Peter R. TraceyKathleen M. TrippIrene & Michael Turrell

Allan TyeMichal & Cindy UrednicekBrian VaillancourtThomas & Nancy Van DrielArthur L. & Norma M. VanslykeJames VavraLinda VaxvickJoseph J. VessoSharolyn H. & Fred VetttesseGordon F. VickruckHeather VogelDaniel VokeyGeorge G. & Heather A. WaddellA. S. WalbridgeFrances WalbridgeRobert M. & Dorothy A. WaldieMary WaldvogelSharon J. WalkerPatricia A. WallisBradley WaltersRobert X. Ware & Diana HodsonDonald WarneGwenyth WashburnJ. M. WattsDarcy WebbJoyce WebbHelen Webb-SmithDelmer H. WeberBarrie & Phyllis WebsterGordon R. & M. Louise WebsterGordon WeeseJoel WeinsteinJudy WeisgarberAllen R. & Eleanor WellsFred J. WheatleyRobin & Marian WhiteBarbara WhitingAlice E. Wickey & Edna J. HergottPacita WiedelGordon WiegeleKathryn G. WigginsGeorge WilkesGeorge B. WilliamsJ. R. M. WilliamsAllan H. WilmotKellogg V. & Katherine WilsonEric WilstonAnn WinchesterRichard A. WingNorman J. WingroveBruce WitzelR.E. WolfSam WongGeorge A. & Marjorie WoodDennis & Florence WoodsThomas WoodsBarry WorbetsJ. M. WrightJohn G. & Shirley WrightNancy I. WrightAgnes & Albert WurfelGerard R. WyattJoan & Ross WyllieWendy YuleEva ZaleskiLillian & Jaunita ZerebeskiArthur C. & Ida ZiebartShirly M. Zokvich

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