March 1–4, 2018Bahamas

RPAC President’s

Circle Conference

2018

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Welcome Letter

Program Agenda

Speaker Bios

President’s Circle and Platinum R Investors By State

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Table of Contents

Welcome to Paradise Island!

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Dear RPAC President’s Circle Conference Attendees:

It’s said that the water here in the Bahamas is ten shades of blue. Well, I’m delighted to add our own REALTOR® Blue to the mix!

If you’re like me, you’re looking forward to being away from the cold and some of the pressures of the office. A few days of warm sunshine, beautiful beaches and tropical breezes are just the ticket about now. And, I might add, you deserve this!

This is our 15th Annual President’s Circle Conference — and we’re at record-high attendance with more than 750 attendees. We also have more President’s Circle members than ever! Like the slogan says: “It’s Better in the Bahamas.” What better place to take ownership of our accomplishments and do a little celebrating, too? This is Our Moment. Let’s Own It — right here in beautiful Paradise Island!

As President’s Circle Investors, your tireless investments of time and resources are the heartbeats of our grassroots strength. You lead us to a stronger, more effective advocacy position when and where we need it most. Thank you!

I need your energy. I need you to keep leading the charge. But for the next few days, we are here to learn from each other, enjoy each other’s company, and gain insights from a great line-up of political insiders.

Thank you for being here.

Thank you for your leadership.

Thank you for all you do.

Elizabeth Mendenhall 2018 NAR President

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Program AgendaAll conference sessions are in Imperial Ballroom ABCDE unless otherwise indicated.

Thursday, March 1, 201812:00 noon – 5:00 pm Registration Desk | Location: Hermes

5:00 – 6:30 pm Kids Club Welcome Reception | Location: Dig Deck

7:00 – 9:00 pm Welcome Reception | Location: Royal Deck

9:00 – 11:00 pm Group Gathering | Plato’s

Friday, March 2, 20187:00 am – 1:00 pm Registration Desk | Location: Hermes

7:00 – 8:00 am Buffet Breakfast | Location: Imperial Ballroom FGHI

8:00 – 8:15 am Welcome Messages from 2018 NAR President Elizabeth MendenhallIntroduction by Colleen Badagliacco, Vice President of Association Affairs

8:15 – 9:00 am Political Analyst Amy Walter: Where to Turn when the Political Climate Heats UpIntroduction by Mary Dykstra, 2018 Community Engagement Liaison

9:00 – 10:00 am Political media expert Mark McKinnon: It’s a CircusIntroduction by Tray Bates, 2018 RPAC Fundraising Liaison

10:00 – 10:05 am Announcement of Round 2 President’s Circle TargetsEric Sain, 2018 RPAC Disbursements Liaison

10:05 – 10:25 am Break

10:25 – 10:50 am Economic Update with NAR’s Chief Economist Lawrence YunIntroduction by Tamara Suminski, 2018 Major Investor Council Chair

10:50 – 11:15 am An Interview with NAR’s CEO Bob GoldbergIntroduced & interviewed by Kenny Parcell, 2018 Vice President, Government Affairs

11:15 am – 12:15 pm Point/Counterpoint Session with Stephanie Cutter and Amy HolmesIntroduced & moderated by Vince Malta, 2018 First Vice President

12:15 – 12:30 pm Day One Closing RemarksPete Kopf, 2018 RPAC Participation Council Chair

2:00 – 5:30 pm Beach Volleyball Tournament | West Beach

Afternoon/Evening Free time and Dinner on Your Own

9:00 – 11:00 pm Group Gathering | Plato’s

Saturday, March 3, 20187:00 – 8:00 am Buffet Breakfast | Location: Imperial Ballroom FGHI

8:00 – 8:15 am Morning Kick-OffJulie Minto, 2018 Member Involvement Liaison & John Smaby, 2018 President-Elect

8:15 – 9:15 am Military Historian Rick Atkinson: 10 Things Every American Should Know about WWIIIntroduction by Margo Wheeler, 2018 REALTOR® Party Director

9:15 – 9:30 am Break

9:30 – 10:00 am 2018 Legislative Update with NAR’s Chief Lobbyist Jerry Giovaniello and special guest U.S. Senator Tim ScottIntroduction by Leigh Brown, 2018 RPAC Trustees Fundraising Committee Chair

10:00 – 10:30 am Legal Update with NAR’s General Counsel, Katie Johnson and Associate General Counsel Ralph HolmenIntroduction by Steve LaRue, 2018 RPAC Trustees Federal Disbursement Committee Chair

10:30 – 10:45 am Break

10:45 – 11:45 am A Conversation with former First Lady Laura BushIntroduced & interviewed by Elizabeth Mendenhall, 2018 NAR President

11:45 – 12:00 noon Closing Remarks with 2018 NAR President-Elect John Smaby and 2018 NAR President Elizabeth Mendenhall

Afternoon Free Time

6:00 – 8:00 pm Closing Reception | Location: Paradise Harbor

9:00 – 11:00 pm Group Gathering | Plato’s

Sunday, March 4, 201812:00 noon Check-out

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Rick AtkinsonRick Atkinson is a best-selling author, three-time Pulitzer Prize winner, and former Washington Post journalist. He is the author of the Liberation Trilogy, a narrative history of the liberation of Europe in World War II. The third volume of that series, The Guns at Last Light, quickly became a No. 1 New York Times best-seller in 2013 and was named one of Washington Post’s “Top 10 Books of 2013.” Of it, the paper said, “Atkinson weaves a multitude of tiny details into a tapestry of sublime prose.” Similarly, journalist George Will praised the book as “history written at the level of literature,” while David Ignatius said it “teaches the greatest lesson of all for the present, which is the need for patience and perseverance against obstacles.”

The first volume of the Liberation Trilogy, An Army at Dawn: The War in North Africa, 1942-1943, received the Pulitzer Prize and was acclaimed by the Wall Street Journal as “the best World War II battle narrative since Cornelius Ryan’s classics The Longest Day and A Bridge Too Far.” The second volume, The Day of Battle: The War in Sicily and Italy, 1943-1944, drew praise from the New York Times as “a triumph of narrative history … elegantly written.” The final volume was received with incredible praise, with The Los Angeles Times calling it “Monumental…A masterpiece of deep reporting and powerful storytelling,” and the Dallas Morning News remarking that “Soon, if not already, Atkinson will show up on the list of giants.”

Atkinson is also the best-selling author of The Long Gray Line, a narrative saga about the West Point class of 1966, and Crusade, a history of the Persian Gulf War. He also wrote In the Company of Soldiers: A Chronicle of Combat, an account of his two months with General David H. Petraeus during the invasion of Iraq in 2003. The New York Times Book Review called the book “the most intimate, vivid, and well-informed account yet published,” and Newsweek cited it as “one of the 10 best books of 2004.” Atkinson is also the lead essayist in Where Valor Rests: Arlington National Cemetery, which was published by National Geographic in 2007.

Atkinson’s many awards include the 2003 Pulitzer Prize for history; the 1982 Pulitzer Prize for national reporting; and the 1999 Pulitzer Prize for public service, awarded to the Washington Post for a series of investigative articles directed and edited by Atkinson on shootings by the District of Columbia police department. He is winner of the 1989 George Polk Award for national reporting, the 2003 Society for Military History Distinguished Book Award, the 2007 Gerald R. Ford Award for Distinguished Reporting on National Defense, the 2010 Pritzker Military Library Literature Award for Lifetime Achievement in Military Writing, the 2014 Samuel Eliot Morison Prize for lifetime achievement, and the 2015 Peggy V. Helmerich Distinguished Author Award. Atkinson has served as the Gen. Omar N. Bradley Chair of Strategic Leadership at the U.S. Army War College, where he remains an adjunct faculty member.

Atkinson served as a reporter, foreign correspondent, and senior editor for 25 years at the Washington Post. His most recent assignments were covering the 101st Airborne during the invasion of Iraq, and writing about roadside bombs in Iraq and Afghanistan in 2007. Among other assignments, he served as the Post’s assistant managing editor for investigations as well as the paper’s Berlin bureau chief. In that post he covered not only Germany and NATO, but also spending considerable time in Somalia and Bosnia.

Born in Munich, Germany, Atkinson is the son of a U.S. Army officer and grew up on military posts. He holds a Master of Arts degree in English literature from the University of Chicago and an honorary doctorate from Norwich University.

Speaker Bios

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Laura W. BushLaura Bush, former First Lady of the United States, is an advocate for literacy, education and women’s rights. After leaving the White House, President and Mrs. Bush founded the George W. Bush Presidential Center in Dallas, Texas. The Center is home to the Bush Presidential Museum and Library and the George W. Bush Institute, a public policy center established to solve today’s most pressing challenging by developing leaders, advancing policy, and taking action.

As Chair of the Bush Institute’s Women’s Initiative, Mrs. Bush promotes access to education, healthcare, and economic opportunity for women and girls around

the world. The Women’s Initiative programs are preparing and empowering the next generation of women leaders in North Africa and the Middle East, working to ensure the expansion and protection of women’s rights in Afghanistan, and engaging and supporting First Ladies from around the world to effectively use their unique platforms to advance issues for women and girls in their countries.

Laura Bush is a leading voice for spreading freedom and promoting human rights across the globe. For more than a decade, she has led efforts through the U.S.-Afghan Women’s Council to protect the hard-earned rights of women in that country. As First Lady, she made three trips to Afghanistan and in 2001 she delivered the President’s weekly radio address—a first for a First Lady—to direct international attention to the Taliban’s oppression of women.

As First Lady, Mrs. Bush advocated the importance of literacy and education to advance opportunity for America’s young people and to foster healthy families and communities. She highlighted the importance of preparing children to become lifelong learners, convening in 2001 a White House Summit on Early Childhood Cognitive Development. Laura Bush has visited schools around the world and met with students in nations from Afghanistan to Zambia, with a particular focus on the education of girls and women. Mrs. Bush worked with the Library of Congress to create the National Book Festival in Washington, D.C. in 2001. The National Book Festival continues to this day and annually attracts more than 120,000 Americans. The Texas Book Festival in Austin was founded in 1996 by Mrs. Bush while she was First Lady of Texas. At the Bush Institute in Dallas, President and Mrs. Bush’s Education Reform initiative works to improve student achievement through effective school leadership, middle school transformation, and the use of accountability.

Mrs. Bush is the author of the bestselling memoir, Spoken From the Heart, and bestselling children’s book, Our Great Big Backyard. She serves on many boards, including the National Advisory Board for the Salvation Army, the Council for the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture, the Board of Trustees for the National Trust for Historic Preservation, and the SMU Board of Trustees.

Laura Bush was born in Midland, Texas, to Harold and Jenna Welch. She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in education from Southern Methodist University and a master’s degree in library science from the University of Texas. She taught in public schools in Dallas, Houston and Austin and worked as a public school librarian. She served as First Lady of Texas from 1995 to 2000. President and Mrs. Bush are the proud parents of twin daughters Barbara and Jenna, son-in-law Henry Hager, and happy grandparents to Margaret Laura “Mila” & Poppy Louise Hager. The Bush family also includes two cats, Bob and Bernadette.

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Stephanie CutterA trusted advisor to America’s most powerful democratic leaders, Stephanie Cutter is the former deputy campaign manager for Obama 2012 and former White House deputy senior advisor to President Obama. Called “one of the most prominent voices in the [Democratic] party, and one of its top strategists and crisis managers” by POLITICO, her political and communications experience spans two decades in both the public and private sectors. The New York Times called her “the polished, sometimes scarily organized strategist who gets things done” who “has a long and favorable reputation with some of the most influential journalists and opinion makers in Washington.” GQ named her one of the “50 Most Powerful People in Washington.”

Revered for her gritty perseverance and straightforward approach to analyzing the difficult issues and political headlines of the day, Cutter is a frequent face on CNN as a political commentator and a former Crossfire co-host. From her unique vantage point, she offers an enlightening look at the current state of politics and shares an insider’s perspective on today’s headlines. Cutter is one of the foremost experts at weaving together political strategies to create a winning narrative with the Atlantic noting her “ability to drive home a message with force and clarity is prized.”

As deputy campaign manager for President Obama’s successful 2012 re-election campaign, she deployed ground-breaking techniques to reach the American people and steer the campaign to victory. Before joining the campaign, Cutter was a deputy senior adviser to President Obama, overseeing White House communications strategy. She crafted the confirmation strategy for Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor and helped create the First Lady’s successful Let’s Move! campaign. In 2009, she served as counselor to Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner, handling the strategy behind Obama’s Financial Stability Plan. Cutter was the chief spokesperson for the Obama-Biden transition team and served as Michelle Obama’s chief of staff for the 2008 campaign. From 2005–2006, She served as a senior strategist and advisor to Senators Harry Reid (then-minority leader), John Kerry, and Edward M. Kennedy. In this dual role, she crafted and managed a strategic messaging campaign that led to the Democratic takeover in the 2006 midterm elections. In fall of 2003, the John Kerry brought in Cutter to develop a communications plan to reposition him for victory in the Democratic primaries. After the campaign’s come-from-behind upset, she worked as communications director for his presidential bid. From 1994–2001, she also held several positions in the Clinton Administration including White House deputy communications director.

Stephanie is a founding partner of Precision Strategies, a communications, digital and data targeting consulting firm in Washington and New York City. She sits on the boards of Organizing for Action, the University of Chicago Institute of Politics, the Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the United States Senate, and in 2013, she was appointed by President Obama to the President’s Committee on Arts and Humanities. She is a graduate of Smith College and Georgetown University Law Center.

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Jerry GiovanielloGerard N. “Jerry” Giovaniello is senior vice president of Advocacy Group & chief lobbyist for the National Association of REALTORS®, the nation’s largest professional association, representing more than 1 million members involved in all aspects of the residential and commercial real estate industries.

Giovaniello manages the association’s Congressional lobbying team in Washington, D.C He also serves as NAR’s lobbyist for members of Congress from California, Washington, Nevada, Hawaii and Oregon.

Before joining NAR in 1981, Giovaniello was chief of staff for two members of Congress from California -- Rep. Jerry Pettis, R-Calif., 1972-1976, and Rep. Jim Lloyd, D-Calif., 1976-1981. During those nine years, Giovaniello taught political science for the Washington, D.C. Semester Program of The Claremont Colleges, Claremont, Calif.

Prior to his Capitol Hill experience, Giovaniello was a policy analyst and writer for National Journal, a weekly magazine covering the federal government and public policy issues.

After earning a graduate degree in history from New York University, he fulfilled an ROTC commitment to the U.S. Army. He served as an officer in Vietnam and Washington, D.C. from 1968 through 1970.

Giovaniello resides with his wife, Elizabeth, in Falls Church, Virginia.

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Bob GoldbergIn his first eight months as chief executive officer of the National Association of REALTORS®, Bob Goldberg has led a major staff reorganization aimed at driving efficiency and greater value for NAR members. In January, he launched two major outreach initiatives: The Executive Outreach Program, designed to make senior management accessible and accountable to the association’s 13 regions, and the Day in the Life of a REALTOR® Program, which will give every NAR staff person an opportunity to spend time with REALTORS® and state and local staff to better understand their day-to-day challenges.

Goldberg is a 22-year veteran of NAR, where he previously served as senior vice president, overseeing a wide portfolio, including sales and marketing, business development and strategic investments, professional development, and meetings and conferences.

Additionally, Goldberg is the president and chief executive officer for the REALTORS® Information Network (RIN), a for profit, wholly-owned subsidiary of NAR, where’s he’s responsible for oversight of the realtor.com® operating agreement with Move Inc.

Before joining NAR, Goldberg was a senior vice president with PRC Realty Systems, the nation’s leading provider of computer-based real estate information systems with $85 million in annual revenues. Previously, he was the national marketing manager with IFI/Plenum Data Corp., a leader in online information database products.

Goldberg was recently named No. 8 on the Swanepoel Power 200, a list of the most powerful and influential executives in real estate, produced annually by consulting firm T3 Sixty.

Goldberg holds a bachelor of arts degree from the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill. He and his wife, Susan, a former REALTOR®, live in Chicago.

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Ralph HolmenRalph Holmen is Associate General Counsel for the National Association of REALTORS®, and for over 39 years has advised NAR, state and local associations and members on a wide variety of real estate and association law issues, including antitrust, federal election law, First Amendment issues, not-for-profit taxation, land use and environmental issues and others. He has authored or co-authored numerous amicus curiae briefs filed in the U.S. Supreme Court as well as other courts, addressing land use and environmental law, fair housing, commercial speech restrictions, and other issues of concern to the real estate industry.

Ralph is admitted to practice before the United States Supreme Court, the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, and the bar of the State of Illinois. Ralph received a Bachelor of Science degree in physics from the University of Illinois in Champaign-Urbana, and a Juris Doctor degree from Loyola University of Chicago.

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Amy HolmesAmy Holmes is a familiar face with an unconventional voice in political news. As an on-air political analyst, Amy dissects and debates the issues of the day, appearing regularly on CNN, MSNBC, Fox News and PBS. She is the former host of the daily MSNBC morning show Way Too Early and was a news anchor on Glenn Beck’s TheBlaze TV and a host of TheBlaze’s Real News. In addition to working with TheBlaze and MSNBC, she co-hosted the Washington Times and Talk Radio Network’s America’s Morning News, a nationally-syndicated morning radio show heard coast-to-coast by over 1.5 million listeners daily. She has interviewed national newsmakers including Donald Trump, Donald Rumsfeld,

Karl Rove, leading senators, congressmen, and governors—alongside best-selling authors and celebrities including Oscar-winning director Oliver Stone. Amy won the Thurgood Marshall Community Leader Award for covering both the 2006 and 2008 political seasons for CNN, appearing regularly on the network’s top rated shows including AC360, Larry King Live, Wolf Blitzer’s Situation Room, CNN’s Election Center, and CNN International’s weekly political roundup.

Amy’s political experience transcends commentary and analysis: Formerly a senior speechwriter for former Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist, Amy had an up-close view of the inner workings of the nation’s capital and a front row seat to the political battles that make national news. Amy served as a senior speechwriter to Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist for three years, writing on topics ranging from economic and energy policy to judicial nominations and the Iraq war. Prior to joining Senator Frist, Amy was a senior staff member for the Corporation for National and Community Service, the federal agency which oversees AmeriCorps. She also served as economic project director and campus project director for Washington non-profit Independent Women’s Forum.

Born in Lusaka, Zambia, and raised in Seattle, Washington, Amy began her career in television as a Fox News Channel contributor. In 2002, she hosted Lead Story on Black Entertainment Television where she interviewed administration officials, journalists, and top newsmakers. She has appeared on Meet the Press, NBC Nightly News, Dateline, CBS Early Morning Show, and PBS’s To the Contrary. While providing analysis for CNN, Amy also appeared as a member of HBO’s Real Time Real Reporters team providing stories and commentary on the 2008 presidential election. She also guest hosted WNYC’s “The Takeaway” with John Hockenberry, guest anchored for ABC News Now in ABC’s New York headquarters, and appeared on “E!” channel political specials.

Her political commentary has appeared in numerous national publications including the Washington Post, National Review, and as a USA Today guest contributor. Holmes has been featured in Newsweek, Glamour, Mademoiselle, Honey, Harper’s Bazaar, C Magazine, the Ritz Carlton Magazine, Washingtonian, and Washington Life.

In May 2000, Holmes was named one of People magazine’s “50 Most Beautiful People.” In 2016, she signed on to appear in the Fox network drama Shots Fired.

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Katie JohnsonKatie Johnson is the general counsel for the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS®, the nation’s largest professional association representing more than 1.3 million members involved in all aspects of the real estate industry.

Katie joined NAR in 2007 and was appointed as general counsel in 2014. As general counsel, she is responsible for assuring that the programs, policies and activities of NAR are in compliance with the law. She also is responsible for defending the association against legal challenges and initiating litigation to protect and preserve association assets and policies as necessary. As Senior Vice President of the Board

Policy and Association Leadership Development teams, she is responsible for the implementation of NAR’s membership, professional standards, and MLS policies as well as the provision of resources to assist volunteer and staff leaders at all levels of the REALTOR® organization. Prior to becoming general counsel, Katie focused on software and data licensing, trademark protection, contract drafting and review, data security and privacy, brokerage risk management, and providing legal advice to NAR’s technology initiatives including RPR and RAMCO. Katie has earned a juris doctorate and a master’s degree for Information Technology and Privacy Law.

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Mark McKinnonMark McKinnon is a political advisor, reform advocate, media columnist and television producer. He is the creator, executive producer and co-host of Showtime’s real-time documentary series of the 2016 election and the Trump presidency, The Circus: Inside the Greatest Political Show on Earth, the highest rated unscripted program ever on Showtime. He was the chief media advisor to five successful presidential primary and general election campaigns, and is co-founder of No Labels, an organization dedicated to bipartisanship, civil dialogue and political problem solving.

McKinnon has worked for many causes, companies and candidates, including former President George W. Bush, Senator John McCain, the late former Governor Ann Richards and Bono. He

serves on the boards of numerous organizations dedicated to reforming the influence of money in politics and is a member of the Television Academy and serves on the board of jurors for the Peabody Awards. In 2014, McKinnon launched Mayday PAC to force ethics reform in the United States Congress, along with Harvard law professor Larry Lessig and tech moguls Steve Wozniak, Peter Thiel and Reid Hoffman. McKinnon and Julian Castro, HUD secretary, served as co-chairs of Southerners for the Freedom to Marry before the historic Supreme Court ruling affirmed the right of all Americans to wed.

According to Broadcasting & Cable magazine, McKinnon is one of “a handful of players behind every big decision, consensus or roadblock in Washington...putting a unique, sometimes hidden stamp on the outcome of today’s debates.” Politics Daily writes, “He’s known for his originality in a field typified by copycats, a mellow personality in a world populated with high-strung brutes and ecumenical urges in a profession dominated by its unadulterated partisans.” “McKinnon is evidence that principled centrism is not an oxymoron,” wrote John Avalon in a Daily Beast column about the 25 Best Centrist Pundits. “McKinnon piloted John McCain’s 2008 primary campaign to victory. But he announced in advance that if Barack Obama won the Democratic nomination, he would ride off into the sunset rather than participate in the negative attacks he knew would be required. This is unheard of in the world of modern politics, where partisanship trumps principle as a matter of course.” Former President George W. Bush says of McKinnon, “I was really impressed by Mark’s creativity, and I was particularly impressed by his honesty.” Senator John McCain, in his typical straight-talk fashion, remarks, “He’s almost a genius.” And President Barack Obama calls McKinnon “a class act.”

For 20 years, he worked at Public Strategies, Inc., where he was an owner and vice chair. In 2010, Public Strategies merged with Hill+Knowlton Strategies, where he served as global vice chair and currently serves as an advisor to the firm. An award-winning communications strategist and media producer, McKinnon has been awarded more than 30 Pollie and Telly awards honoring the nation’s best political and public affairs advertising.

President Bush appointed McKinnon to serve as a governor of the Broadcasting Board of Governors. He serves on the board of the Austin Film Society, and he lectures frequently at universities, including the JFK School of Government at Harvard University and the LBJ School of Public Affairs at the University of Texas at Austin. McKinnon has been a regular columnist for The Daily Beast and The Daily Telegraph (U.K.) and a consultant to Aaron Sorkin’s HBO show The Newsroom and Netflix’s House of Cards.

McKinnon attended the University of Texas at Austin and served as editor of the award-winning university newspaper, The Daily Texan . He spent several years in Nashville working as a songwriter with Kris Kristofferson (and was wildly unsuccessful). McKinnon also is a two-time Ironman finisher. His quality of life is exceptionally enhanced by the enduring love and patience of his wife, Annie, whom he started dating before he had a driver’s license, and his daughters, Brita and Kendall.

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U.S. Senator Tim ScottTim Scott is a US Senator representing the Great State of South Carolina. His story is one of hard work, education, success, and the American Dream.

Growing up poor in a single parent household in North Charleston, Tim watched his single mom work 16 hour days as a nurse’s assistant to keep him and his brother afloat.

As a freshman in high school, Tim nearly failed out, flunking four classes. That year though, he met a mentor named John Moniz who shared life-changing ideas with Tim. Through hard work, education, innovation, and with the

discipline his mother already gave him, he began the process of turning his life around.

The lessons gleaned from his mentor still guide the Senator today: you can think your way out of poverty, and financial independence is a stepping stone for success. Having a job is a good thing, but creating jobs is a great thing.

During his time in office, Senator Scott has supported multiple initiatives to ease the burden on small businesses, giving them the opportunity to prosper and create jobs. Notably among these was legislation to repeal the death tax, which unfairly punishes family owned small businesses.

Senator Scott has striven to honor his mentor’s memory and the sacrifices of his mother by achieving in his own life. His goal is simple: to positively affect the lives of a billion people. That path has taken him from building a successful small business of his own, to Charleston County Council, to the South Carolina State House, and the U.S. House of Representatives. In January 2013, Tim was sworn in as a United States Senator from South Carolina.

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Amy WalterOver the past 14 years, Amy Walter has built a reputation as an accurate, objective, and insightful political analyst with unparalleled access to campaign insiders and decision-makers. Known as one of the best political journalists covering Washington, she is the national editor of the Cook Political Report and the former political director of ABC News. From 1997–2007, Walter served as senior editor of the Cook Political Report. She is a regular panelist on NBC’s Meet the Press, PBS’ Washington Week with Gwen Ifill, and Fox News’ Special Report with Bret Baier, and can also be seen on Face the Nation and Fox News Sunday. She provides political analysis every Monday evening for the PBS NewsHour.

While at ABC, Walter oversaw the organization’s political coverage – including the daily political tip sheet The Note, guided the editorial content of all political news, and provided on air analysis. She co-hosted 2012 election night coverage for the Yahoo!-ABC News Network with Good Morning America weekend anchor Dan Harris. She and Harris also anchored the live-streamed coverage for the presidential and vice presidential debates. Before ABC, she was the editor-in-chief of The Hotline, Washington’s premier daily briefing on American politics. There she served as the political publication’s primary voice for three years, and she provided regular analysis of the national political environment in her weekly National Journal column, On the Trail.

Walter has provided election night coverage and analysis since 1998 and was a member of CNN’s Emmy-award winning election night team in 2006. She has also been a regular contributor to PBS’ NewsHour with Jim Lehrer, and has provided political analysis on virtually every major political program on television.

Named one of the “Top 50 Journalists” by Washingtonian magazine, Walter was dubbed one of the most powerful people in politics in George magazine for her insights into the mechanics that make the political machine run. She also won the Washington Post’s Crystal Ball Award for her spot-on election predictions and has been frequently quoted as a congressional election expert in newspapers such as the Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, and the New York Times. Charlie Cook, editor and publisher of the Cook Political Report, said, “Today, her work is trusted and respected by Democrats and Republicans alike. She knows how to get beyond bluster and spin to unearth – and explain – what really matters in a political arena. And, she has a proven track record of success, which is essential for those whose jobs depend on accurate political forecasting.”

Walter graduated summa cum laude from Colby College and serves as a member of its Board of Trustees. She was also a fellow in the fall of 2013 at the University of Chicago’s institute of politics.

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Lawrence YunLawrence Yun is Chief Economist and Senior Vice President of Research at the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS®. He oversees and is responsible for a wide range of research activity for the association including NAR’s Existing Home Sales statistics, Affordability Index, and Home Buyers and Sellers Profile Report. He regularly provides commentary on real estate market trends for its 1.3 million REALTOR® members.

Dr. Yun creates NAR’s forecasts and participates in many economic forecasting panels, among them the Blue Chip Council and the Harvard University Industrial

Economist Council. He appears regularly on financial news outlets, is a frequent speaker at real estate conferences throughout the United States, and has testified before Congress. USA Today in 2008 listed him among the top 10 economic forecasters in the country and he has been named among the Most Influential Real Estate Leaders by INMAN News over the past several years.

Dr. Yun received his undergraduate degree from Purdue University and earned his Ph.D. from the University of Maryland at College Park.

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President’s Circle andPlatinum R Investors By State

Thank you to the RPAC President’s Circle

and Platinum R Investors for your continued

generous support of the REALTOR® Party

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AlabamaMorgan AshurstGinny BrandauJ. Danny CooperPatti LambertCliff LongJason MarquisRandy McKinneyJulie MintoMark MoodyMelissa MorrissetteMugs MullinsLanda PenningtonRichard VanvalkenburghChip WattsStephanie White

AlaskaVickie GartleyUlrike JohnsonEva LokenScott MyersMichael RasmussenAngie Tallant

ArizonaBryan AndersonBrad BergaminiLinda CedarbladeVicki Cox GolderChristin DockeryPamela FrestedtDena GreenawaltRebecca GrossmanElizabeth HarrisRobin JaegerTiffany JonesJanet KaneJacqueline KelloggLynn KentJan LeightonK. Michelle LindHolly MaberyTricia ManaraTim McDanielsPaula MonthoferKathleen Morrow

Shannon MurphyShelley OstrowskiJosie PakulaSulinda ReadyDave RichardsMary RobertsPam RuggeroliCraig SanfordPaula ServenJames SextonMargery Wilson

ArkansasCarolyn CobbKaren CrowsonMichael FordTim GroomsSharla LauWalter LovelessKimberly MinorJonathan MooreKeith PikeChris PolychronRichard RolfingsmeyerMaurice TaylorAlan WhisenhuntDoyle Yates

CaliforniaChip AhlswedeEvelyn ArnoldRyan AsaoMark AvedianWalter BaczkowskiColleen BadagliaccoRobert BaileyJames BaiseriPatrick BarberDavid BarcaMelanie BarkerJeff BarnettSharon BarronTom Berge, JrLucio BernalLarry BlackSharon BowlerJennifer Branchini

Bill BrownKevin BrownDiana BullVirginia ButlerStaci CaplanThomas CarnahanArt CarterOtto CatrinaAllen ChiangKevin ColeJoe CusumanoSandy DarlingWinnie DavisRobin DicksonAida DimejianNancy D’OnofrioChristine DwigginsCarol FaccipontiDon FaughtMike FraciscoJill FurtadoWendy FurthGreg GalliDonald GebhardSteve GoddardDouglas GossRobin GreenbergStephen HanleighPhil HawkinsGlenn HellyerPatricia HicksLeannah HuntJoan IrishDorothy JacksonPaula JohnsenPhil JonesSaul KleinCoy KnappRobert KulickChristine KutzkeyJimmy La PeterKarl LeeVilma LetoskyJames LiptakChristopher LittleGerard LozanoVincent MaltaLeslie Manzone

Michele ManzoneJared MartinJennifer MartinLauretta MartinDennis MasonMary Aileen MatheisWalter McDonaldGeoff McIntoshTodd MendozaEric MeyersSandra MillerKaren NelsonKenneth NeufeldTammy Newland-ShishidoPatricia O’NeillKim OttHeather OzurGregory PawlikBeth PeerceMark PetersonAnn PettijohnSandi PfisterCameron PlattGeoffrey PoulosMarion ProffittJeanne RadsickCraig RaggGaye RaineyDianne RathRichard RosenthalMarco RufoDoug SagerCarl San MiguelPhillip SchaeferJohn SchulteDon ScordinoJudy SharpMichael SibiliaJoel SingerCharlene SingleyRichard SnyderNicholas SolisJeff SpositoTamara SuminskiBetty TaischBeverly TakiRita TayenakaMichael Teer

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Fiona TheseiraGary ThomasTricia ThomasKim TuckerMary Van NessIrma VargasRick ViolettDavid WalshSue WalshJeannette WaySteve WhiteTheresa WilsonJohn WongDiana WoodWayne WoodyardCindy WuTherese WunderlichJudy ZeiglerPat “Ziggy” ZicarelliBarry Zwahlen

ColoradoTyrone AdamsDavid BarberGarold BauerMichael BurkhardDale CarrollAmy DorseyKaren FrisoneGeorge HarveyAnn HayesJustin KalinskiKeith KanemotoMichael LaboutJohn LuceroMelissa MaldonadoMichael MarcusScott MatthiasChristopher McElroyLarry McGeeRonald MylesJason PeckTodd SchusterBonnie SmithLinda ToddKay Watson

ConnecticutDebra ChamberlainCarol ChristiansenGayle DennehyGene FercodiniLinda FercodiniTheresa Hatton

DelawareAudrey BrodiePhilip McGinnis

District of ColumbiaFrederic BatesFred KendrickEdward Krauze Obiora MenkitiBonnie Roberts-BurkeChristopher SurannaConnie Vanderpool

FloridaPaula Angelopoulos UrbinFrancisco AnguloSharon ArnettGia ArvinDonald AsherAndrew BarbarJames BatenchukCynthia Benchick Dave BennettCynthia BirgeCharles BonfiglioBrett BrownJaime CaballeroRobert CaldwellJohn CastelliRonald CikaAnita CollettiAnn DeFriesBruce ElliottPatricia FitzgeraldRichard FryerWilliam FurstKathleen Gallagher McIverAnthony GambardellaDave Garrison

Margaret GrantFrancois GregoireBarry GroomsRussell GroomsJorge Luis GuerraDionna HallChristine HansenCarol HawkCynthia HaydonLynnette HendricksDebi JensenConnie JohnsonLynn JonesBarbara JordanMilagros KanyarJohn KernTeresa KinneyKimberly KnappErik KorziliusRonald LennenJeffrey LevineBill MartinDennis MacDonald Mike McGrawLinda McMorrowStephen McWilliamSherri MeadowsGonzalo MejiaReinaldo MesaSteven MoreiraMaia MorrisonPatrick MoserLouis NimkoffShari OlefsonCarrie O’RourkeGreg OwensChristina PappasJeffrey PerryRobin RaiffPatricia RennaNancy RileyEric SainThomas SalomoneAndy ScaglioneBen SchachterLeah SeligCynthia ShaferThomas ShellyCynthia Shelton

Suzanne ShererKenneth SilvermanHemendra ThakkarClark TooleMadeline VeissiMaurice VeissiSharon VossWilliam WatsonMaria WellsCatherine WhatleyCraig Wilburn

GeorgiaBruce AilionEnnis AntoineBruce AzevedoJan BakerAngela BarnerSheila BrowerLeslie CallahanArlene DavisMatthew FagioliSteven FischerBikel FrenelleJames HambySerena HenryTim HurNeal JacksonWilliam JilesDeb JunkinJo KenneyBarbara KennonFaron KingRobin LanceDenise LoDorrie LoveMaura NeillEdward PattonKristy W. PenningtonDarryl PierceLinda PorterfieldJudith PresleyCindy RampleyFaith ReidPeggy SlappeyBrenda ThompsonVincent TruongStephen Walker

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GuamChristopher Felix

HawaiiLeil KochP. Denise La CostaLaurie Lowson

IdahoJulie AngleseyMichelle BaileyLysi BishopNikki Jean BoydGina CallIsaac ChavezSheri DaviesKrista DeaconJulie DeLorenzoCarey FarmerKit FitzgeraldConnie FogleGail HartnettShirley HicksErica HillGloria HowellMichael JohnstonJim JohnstonTracy KasperNathan LydaTiffanie Mai-GanskePatrick MaloneGeorge MeachamPhil MountSadie NoahGary SalisburyBreanna VanstromKatrina Wehr

IllinoisLoretta Alonzo-DeubelSonia AnayaKristopher AndersonNicholas ApostalJenni BeckLuke BellDouglas CarpenterWilliam CatonPhilip Chiles

Tommy ChoiGary ClaytonJoffre ColbertJean CrosbyMatt DifanisGinger DownsMichael DrewsMatthew FarrellAntje GehrkenDaniel GoodwinJeffrey GregoryMabel GuzmanMaurice HamptonDoug HartmannDana HyblKaren IraceRebecca JensenAmy KiteJohn KmiecikCarrie LittleLynn MadisonDavid McClintockCarol Meinhart HickeyEzekiel MorrisEdwin NeavesMichael OldenettelPiero OrsiNykea Pippion McGriffDeborah ProdehlEdward ProdehlChris ReadHugh RiderKaren RobertsonEdward RuettigerEric RydenBrandon ShafferGinny ShipeVictoria SilvanoGreg St. AubinNancy SuvarnamaniChristopher TenggrenRebecca ThomsonDan WagnerSarah WareFrank WehrsteinNorm WilloughbyKay WirthAmanda Wycoff

IndianaKarl BerronJohn De SouzaJeffrey FranklinLaurie LaDowRoger LundyTracee LutesThomas RaylBarry SkalskiCheryl StuckwishBrian ThompsonLori Todd

IowaLana BaldusGavin BlairTravis BushawKen ClarkKrista ClarkVerne FolkmannRobert HackneyJo JenkinsMark KampsRichard KoestnerDonald MarpleKathleen MillerLisa NolanLarry PickeringCourtney ResslerJennifer StanbroughTammy StuartRick TollaksonScott Wendl

KansasJohn BrockerJeff CarsonAnn ChristianKipp CooperKaren GehleJeffrey HillAlan HuffmanSteven LaRueAndrew MallMarsha McConnellMichael McGrewJohn McKenzie

Kathleen MindenNatalie MoyerDaniel SightBrent SleddCrystal SwearingenNestor WeigandCynthia WhiteTodd Woodburn

KentuckyAlfred BlevinsTony ClarkSteve ClineLois Ann DisponettDavid EarlsMichael InmanJerry McMahanAnn McDonaldGuy MontgomeryCharlie MurphyPaul OgdenCarl TackettJohn Weikel

LouisianaBeth CristinaJosie DeGrushaJerry Del RioScott FriestadCarole HornConnie KyleMarbury LittleDavid McKeyNorman MorrisLynda Nugent SmithMatthew RitchieBruce RobertsMindy Wardlaw

MaineEdmund GardnerSharon MillettGail Rizzo

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MarylandCheryl AbramsCindy AriosaWilliam ArmstrongRussell BoyceRichard BrownBoyd CampbellBonnie CasperJonathan CoileJames ColeySeth DaileyJoanne DarlingGloria FarrarIona HarrisonJohn HarrisonHarold HugginsAl IngrahamCharles KaskyJanice KirknerDenise LewisCarole MaclurePeg MancusoMichael MoranYolanda MuckleShelly MurrayJoanne PooleThomas QuattlebaumDale RossErica Solomon

MassachusettsKimberly AllardKimberly AllenSven AndersenAnnie BlatzLaurie CadiganRita CoffeyMichael DimellaCorinne FitzgeraldJason GellAnthony LamacchiaKate Lanagan MacGregorDavid McCarthyAnne MeczyworJudy MoorePatrick NolanLarry Rideout

D. Gary RogersRonald RusinMichael RussellKevin SearsLaura ShifrinKurt ThompsonDavid WlukaPaul Yorkis

MichiganMark BakerMelissa BotsfordRandy CaltriderRobert CampauMaureen CulpHeather DavisChris DeanDebra DeAngeloRenee DeKroubRyan EashooTed EdgintonDaniel ElseaStuart ElseaDebra FloorBeth FoleyMaureen FrancisYoshiko FujimoriKaren GreenwoodCarol GriffithDebra HallJames IodiceTammy KerrCaron Koteles RihaSara LipnitzRodney MartinJohn McArdleGordon McCannJohn MeessemanMichel MetznerWilliam MillikenJohn North Rick ReardonGary J. ReggishTheresa ShraderTheresa SpiroJohnna StruckBrenda Szlachta

Robert TaylorFurhad WaquadRebecca WilliamsonJeffrey YoungDale ZahnDebbie Zalewski

MinnesotaMark AllenJames CormierFran DavisTracie FogelsonJohn FridlingtonChris GallerRodney HelmMichael HunstadSusan JuneauLynn Leegard Matt LoskotaMichelle LyonsDavid PopeLeonard SarvelaJohn SmabyJames StantonJerry TeesonAlexander WaldPatricia Zuzek

MississippiPaula BrahanErnie ClarkJohn DeanJeffrey DillonLarry EdwardsAshley EndrisLisa HollisterBetty Jo IsonNancy LaneBob RidgwayJanice Shows

MissouriRhonda AhernDeborah AhrensDonald AllenSteven BanksRobert Bax

Sharon BennettRobert BorgmannKathy ClarkEdwina ConleyPaul DizmangSherry FarrellCaroleen FerrellCynthia FoxJames GambleRyan GattermeirJohn GormleyAshley HesterBobbi HoweIsabelle Jimenez WalkerNate JohnsonJanet JuddLa Nora KayLarry KeatingSharon KeatingJeffrey KesterLawrence KolbJennifer Langston JustusAlice LeeperMarc LevinsonJoseph MagsaysayElizabeth MendenhallRichard MendenhallSean Moore Layne MorrillMiles NoennigBrenda OliverDaniel O’NeillNancy RogersT David RogersJohn SebreeAndrea SheridanDiana SutherlandJoyce ThomasDeana Wolfe

MontanaMichael BasileCandis DorschRobyn ErlenbushVicky HammondJoyce MillerJanice Wiseman

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NebraskaSteven AllowayConnie BurleighJohn HoppeHenry KammandelDarlene KovarikTami LambieVincent LeiseyPatricia OhmbergerPamela OliverKent Thompson

New HampshireAlan DeStefanoThomas RileyLinda RosenthallWilliam Weidacher

New JerseyTina BanasiakEugenia BonillaSherry ChrisChristina ClemansMary DavisAllan DechertWilliam FlaggTg GlazerJarrod GrassoWilliam HanleyIlene HorowitzRandy KetiveCindy Marsh TichyAlex MosqueraRobert OppenheimerCharlie OpplerMichael PennisiChristian SchlueterAngela SicoliDouglas TomsonRobert White

New MexicoSteven AnayaWes GrahamCindy LynchDamon MaddoxJim Maddox

Victoria MurphyPatricia PipkinThomas WhatleyPaul Wilson

New YorkDorothy BotsoeDawn CarpenterChristine Del VecchioLisbeth EnglishJohn GeraceSusan GoldyMax GurvitchRichard HaggertyMargaret HartmanWalauddin HooseinNancy KennedyPaul KennedySari KingsleyDavid LegazDuncan MacKenzieNancy MoscaMichael SchmelzerMoses SeuramYoshinori TakitaJennifer VuceticGeorge K. WonicaGeorge S. Wonica

North CarolinaWilliam AcetoMarvette ArtisHadi AtriLouis BaldwinGeorge BlankenshipDouglas BrindleyMaren BrissonLeigh BrownRay BurtonAndrea BushnellBrenda CarrollBrooke CashionCindy ChandlerClifton CheekBradley CohenWade CorbettKimberly DawsonTreasure Faircloth

Asa FlemingWilliam GallagherBruce GatesWilliam Hamilton ShugartAnthony HarringtonWendy HarrisTessa HultzThomas LawingThompson LitchfieldValerie Mitchener Jamie Moss-GodfreyChristopher NaveSteven NorrisSandra O’ConnorJames SmithCatherine ThomasLeland ThomasLinda TrevorStephanie WalkerPatrice WillettsMary Edna WilliamsMyra Zollinger

North DakotaDaryl BrahamShirley DukartLarry LouserScott Louser

Nevada Nancy AndersonDiane BrownWendy DivecchioKenneth GragsonSoozi Jones-WalkerHeidi KasamaPatty KelleyCharles KitchenKeith LynamGregory MartinDoug McIntyreTeresa McKeeJC MelvinBobbi MiracleGeorge PeekChris PlastirasDevin ReissLinda RheinbergerBrandon Roberts

Leroy SchaeffelKevin SigstadDavid J. TinaDavid R. TinaJack WoodcockJulie YoungbloodMelissa Zimbelman

OhioJoseph AveniBradley BennettSteven BrownSara CaloCole CannonGloria CannonHeather DunnBob FletcherDavid FreitagAnjanette FryeGregory HrabcakPete KopfBarbara LachJohn LynchNoreen MarloweJo-Ann McFearinTiffany MeyerJoe MockPhil MorricalTed OattsChris ReeseKathy ShifletAndrew SimsSeth TaskLinda Tippel

OklahomaMo AndersonShonna BarberMike CotrillMike CraddockKathy FowlerPete GalbraithJessica HickokSherry LewisAxay ParekhNels PetersenMorrie ShepherdHolli Woodward

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OregonDrew ColemanCarolyn DozoisDebra GisrielRick HarrisKerri HartnettPat KaplanR. Brian MatzaAlan MehrweinColin MullaneJenny PakulaEva SandersSteven StrodeJonathan Wallace

PennsylvaniaDominic CardoneRonald CroushoreDavid DeanAllan Domb Kenneth EnochsJames HelselGregory HerbWilliam LublinJane MaslowskiMichael McGeeMarc McMasterKathleen McQuilkinBette McTamneyEllen RenishAnne RubinThomas SkiffingtonBrian SlaterJanice SmartoSandra StevensDerenda UpdegraveDebora Weidman-Phillips

Puerto RicoElena DelgadoIvelisse LopezEduardo Santos AlvaradoMarcos Vilar

Rhode IslandRonald Phipps

South CarolinaJohn AustFritzi BarbourAnthony ChestnutDon ClevelandLaura CrowtherLaura DerrickMichael GonzalezDavid KentNick KremydasNell PostellCharley RayJ. D. RinehartCarl SchroederMilton ShockleyDonna SmithAlexander StoneOwen TylerJames Wedgeworth

South DakotaDavid KneipKyle LalimAndrew MahowaldBrandon MartensThomas MurphyJeffrey NelsonTom Rau

TennesseeDanny AndersonJennifer BickerstaffAlexander BynumTravis CloseBrad CopelandBrian CopelandDenise CreswellDawne DavisMargaret DixonSharon DuncanKatherine DunnMarcia FranksChristopher GarrettMike GaughanAlicia GriffithErin KruegerPrice LechleiterRichard Levenson

Stephanie LoweJewell McKinneyBrianna MorantTrish MyattMichael PappasSher PowersGeoffrey RamseyMarla RichardsonCarol SealAngela ShieldsLucy SmithSally SparksCindy StantonHagan StoneBrittney Testerman GriffithRandall ThomasKatie TownsendScott TroxelBob TurnerDoyle WebbRobert WigtonLisa Wurth

TexasRichard AguilarYvette AllenScott AllisonMario ArriagaChar AtnipDiana AyersTamera BakerTray BatesPhilip BeckerRussell BerryShadrick BoganyTracy BogielChristi BordenMike BrodieChance BrownCindi BullaMary Frances BurlesonKenya Burrell-VanwormerScott CaballeroLeslie CantuKevin CaskeySocar Chatmon-ThomasBrennan ColdironCatherine Cole

Alvin CollinsCathy ConewayCandace CookeEsther CordovaDavid Alan CoxDiane CraigTiffany CurryMartha DentKaren DriscollChristopher DuffBill EvansCade FowlerMarilyn FrederickVicki FullertonThomas GallagherRene GalvanDe Laura GammageNancy GarciaCortney GillDaniel GonzalezBob HaleCindy HamannRick HanbyGinny HaralsonTerri Hardee-RomereSharon HarrisonNatalie HenshilwoodJan HicinbothomRebecca HillDeborah HomeierKimberly HowellMichael HuffBob JacobsOlin JayeMary Ann JeffersMarvin JollyBill JonesBill JordanNatalee KelaherDana KervinScott KesnerTravis KesslerChad KhanTera KigerGlenn KingBruce KinkLance LacyMark LehmanMary LeidyTony LloydKaki Lybbert

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Holly Mace MassingillEloise MartinJames MartinRonnie MatthewsMichael MengdenKent MeyerRobert MilesMary MinerSharon MortonVeronica MullenixMichelle MurrayKristen NeffAaron NelsonMyra OliverBelinda PayneDenise PriceMax PuelloMelinda RandallHanne SagalowskyThomas SchwenkSylvia SeaboltChristine SeidelMichele SherwoodDana SkilesJim SmithLeslie Rouda SmithSherry SmithDeborah SpanglerJack StapletonBill SteddumJo Ann StevensBlair TaylorBarbara TrumbullJeff VarnellLampros VriniosRay WadeJennifer WauhobDan WilliamsCameron WillmannKriston WoodMark WoodroofRobert WrightAvis Wukasch

UtahCheryl AckerJustin AllenRussell BoothMicah CapenerLori Chapman

Meri CrandallVardell CurtisBecky GrubelDavid HarmanJennifer HendricksChris KylerTuiono MalakaiBrenda NelsonChristopher NicholsMichael OstermillerKenny ParcellTroy PetersonDeanna RobbinsDave RobisonSandy SmithSonya SmithingRick SouthwickBlaine WalkerRandall Woodbury

VermontDonna CussonJoan LibbyKen LibbyAmey Ryan

VirginiaDeborah BaisdenBradley BolandBeckwith BolleMargaret BurkeCharles BurnetteLinda BuskeyDavid CharronRyan ConradDennis CronkBeth DaltonRobert DawsonMary DykstraClaire Forcier-RoweJoseph FunkhouserKit HaleCynthia Hawks WhiteDorcas Helfant-BrowningTana HoffmanAnthony McGheeSusan MekenneyJay Mitchell

Gene MockEdward MullJohn O’ReillyJohn PowellDenise RameyKaren SmithKatrina SmithThomas StevensSuzy StoneThomas StricklandTerrie SuitPatricia SzegoMelanie ThompsonJack TorzaWilliam White

Virgin IslandsB.J. Harris

WashingtonRichard BergdahlEddie ChangDale ChumbleyBert ClayJesse CopeCheri DanielsJanis EllingsonSteve FrancksJanice HallPhilip HarlanPatricia HillBrandy KaysMark KitabayashiMichael McAleerFaye NelsonKen PoletskiEric PucciBeverly ReadWilliam RileyJ. Lennox ScottTerence SullivanKitty WallaceMichael WallinMargo WheelerGary WrightGregory WrightLaura Yoder

West VirginiaBarbara Alexander-McKinneWilliam BurtonToni CaroneChristina DiFilippoMartha HiltonKathryn MartinJoshua McGrathPaula Miller

WisconsinJohn FlorJohn HorningJim ImhoffDarren KittlesonK.C. MaurerLori MullerMardelle O’Brien-ParkerMary RufledtMichael Theo

WyomingCynthia BiggsRandall HallGunnar MalmLaurie UrbigkitJim Weaver

NARJanet BrantonJerry GiovanielloBob GoldbergDavid GreerJamie GregoryNobu HataSusie HelmKatie JohnsonBill MalkasianScott ReiterTim RyanDale StintonJoseph VentroneLawrence Yun

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