2017 - Interfaith Social Services

the south shore’s multiservice center for families in need

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To the family that saved my Christmas,

Words cannot express how deeply grateful I am for your truly selfless act. My husband and I never imagined we would be in this position. We are hard-working people who are going through a tough time.

My husband went to work one morning and almost didn’t come home. The accident was horrifying. A 700-pound brick wall fell on him. He was at the jobsite alone. He was trapped for twenty minutes. He shattered all the bones in his legs, knees included. Six months of rehab and phys-ical therapy was not what I expected. I was a single mother overnight. He is now permanently disabled.

It’s sad to work our entire lives and when we need government assis-tance we don’t qualify. After rent, we have $50. My mother helps me so I can stay in my apartment. She is on a fixed income and I never could have asked her to provide holiday gifts for our young daughter.

This never would never been possible without you. I plan to pay this forward when my circumstances change. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. Words can’t express my gratitude.

❚ KELLY

letter from a client who received holiday assistance from interfaithinterfaith social services

A 501(C)(3) NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATION105 Adams StreetQuincy, MA 02169617-773-6203www.InterfaithSocialServices.orginfo@InterfaithSocialServices.org

our mission: Interfaith Social Services provides South Shore residents with the resources necessary to support a healthy and fulfilling life. Our unique team of clinicians staff and volunteers deliver compassionate programs focused on alleviating hunger, providing mental health counseling and emergency financial assistance to community members in need.

officersJohn O’Donnell, President Bernard Dasilva, First Vice President Sandy Johnson, Treasurer Gabriel Arato, First Assistant Treasurer Maggie Trudel, Second Assistant Treasurer Cynthia Lee, Secretary

Board memBersLinda BlaisPatrick BuchananDonna EliassonRussell Goodman Stephen GreenePeter Lung Brian Manning Ralph Palmieri Kassie Purcell

staffGeoff Bowen, Food Pantry Driver Paula Daniels, Director of Development Rick Doane, Executive Director Beverly Farrell, Business and Operations Manager Claire Hagan, New Directions Counseling Coordinator Eileen Kelly, Food Pantry ManagerMichelle Morais, Manager of Financial AssistanceJennifer Sammons, Development Associate


bmc healthnet plan employees delivering donated holiday gifts to interfaith. in 2017, hundreds of individuals and local businesses donated 3,000 gifts to the children served by interfaith’s help for the holidays program.

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Interfaith Social Services has become one of the South Shore’s most popular centers for volunteerism and community engage-ment. Volunteers contributed more than 21,000 hours of service

to Interfaith’s various programs this past year. This herculean effort was recognized at the annual Volunteer Appreciation Dinner.

At the June 15 event, 20 volunteers were inducted into The Matti Lang Volunteer Hall of Fame, named after one of Interfaith’s most dedicated volunteers, who gave decades of his life selflessly serving Interfaith’s clients. The honor of being inducted into the Hall of Fame is bestowed upon those who have been serving within the organiza-tion regularly for at least one year. Their names are inscribed on a plaque which hangs in Interfaith’s foyer.

“Volunteers are the heart and soul of our organization,” said Interfaith’s Director of Development Paula Daniels. “We would simply not able to serve our clients without these caring individuals.”

this year’s inductees: Braintree resident: Michelle Goldthwaite

Cohasset resident: Jennifer Chu

Dorchester resident: Allison Idris

Hingham residents: Barbara Caron and Kim Johnson

Quincy residents: Nancy Kearns, Linda Blais, Sarah Fong, Diane Leason, Fay Lee, Jack Patts, David DeBastos, Skip MacKinnon, Jean and Len Plante, Ned Pride and Kassie Purcell

Rockland resident: Rhonda Lynch

Weymouth residents: Wendy Cullivan and Sheryl Murphy

VolunteerHall of Fameinterfaith recogniZes its 2017 hall of fame inductees

these volunteers were inducted into the matti lang volunteer hall of fame for 2017.


Ally Donnelly and Donna Mavromates, chairs; Michael Barbosa, Kate Bean, Kara Bianchi, Charlotte Bodell, Casey Cameron, Katie Catlender, Jennifer Chu, Kevin Clow, Paula Daniels, Rick Doane, Thomas Dwyer, Steve Greene, Cara Hafferty, Priya Howell, Kim Johnson, Sarah Livermore, Ariana McBride, Maura O’Brien, Allison O’Neill, Jennifer Reale, Kelsey Rochleau, Jennifer Sammons, Kendra Sawyer, Daniele Serafini, Elizabeth Shaw and Greg Wallingford. photo by fay photo

presenting sponsors

champion sponsor

hero sponsorsgranite

telecommunications, inc.

mavrocreativenbc boston

neighborhood health plan

quincy mutual groupsouth shore living

20th Annual Feed the Hungry Gala

special thanks to our feed the hungry gala 2017 sponsors and committee

We celebrated 70 years of neighbors helping neighbors at the 20th annual Feed the Hungry Gala. The signa-ture event, held December 8, 2017 at Granite Links Ballroom in Quincy, brought together a community of Interfaith’s friends and supporters for an evening of food, fun games and lively fundraising. The evening was

an unprecedented success, bringing in more than $390,000 for Interfaith's food pantry, mental health counseling and homelessness prevention programs.


20th Annual Feed the Hungry Gala

SAVE THE DATE FOR THE 21ST ANNUAL

FEED THE HUNGRY GALA

GRANITE LINKS GOLF CLUB | QUINCY For more information, please visit FeedHungryGala.org


Interfaith Social Services is a privately funded organization. Support from our community makes it possible for us to serve thousands of local residents every year. We are indebted to the individuals, foundations, businesses, houses of worship, fraternal organizations, community groups and others who donate to support our efforts.

Whether you contributed food, clothing, time or money, we are sincerely grateful for every donation received. This donor list covers the time period from 1/1/2017 to 12/31/2017. If you donated to Interfaith this past year but didn’t see your name on this list, please let us know so that we can recognize your generosity. Thank you!

thank you to the following Businesses, foundations and other organiZations who donated during this past fi scal year…

AAA Southern New EnglandAda Bacon Trust c/o

Hemenway & BarnesAdcare Hospital of Worcester, Inc.Alice Willard Dorr FoundationAltra Industrial Motion, Inc.Anodyne Homemaker ServicesArbella Insurance FoundationBank of America Charitable

FoundationBank of CantonBay State Federal Savings

Charitable FoundationBeth Israel Deaconess HospitalBlack Rock CaresBlue Cross Blue Shield of

MassachusettsBMC HealthNet PlanBoston Evening Clinic Foundation

Boston Property VenturesBoston Scientifi c Foundation Inc.Braintree Rotary ClubBurgin Platner & Hurley

Insurance AgencyCampbell, DeVasto & AssociatesCape-Way Clothes Recycling Inc.Century 21 Annex Realty IncChoo & Company, Inc.City of Boston Credit UnionClimate Engineering, LLCClipper Ship Foundation, Inc.Coastal Heritage BankColonial Federal Savings BankCommit 2B Fit StudioCommittee to Elect Michael MorrisseyCommonwealth Building Inc.Context ArchitectureCopeland Family Foundation, Inc.Cosgrove, Eisenberg & Kiley, P.C.

Cotiviti HealthcareCrocker Electrical Co., Inc.Davine EventsDPS Insurance Group, Inc.DST Systems, Inc.Eastern Bank Charitable FoundationEaton Vance ManagementEMD Serono, Inc.EnviroService, Inc.Equitable BankErie PubEvangelical Lutheran Church in AmericaFather Bill’s & MainSpringFlatley FoundationFoundation MFoxcroft Real Estate ManagementFrederick E. Weber CharitiesFreeman Dental Associates, PCFriends of The UnbornFruit Center MarketplaceGap FoundationGeorge H. Miffl in and Jane A. Miffl in

Memorial FundGlad Tidings ChurchGranite City ElectricGranite TelecommunicationsGreater Boston Council on AlcoholismGreater Boston Food BankHarborOne BankHarold Brooks FoundationHealth Management Systems, Inc.Herbie’s Car WashHingham Institute for SavingsHingham Police AssociationHoughs Neck Congregational Church

M.O.T.H.E.R.S. ClubInsource Services, Inc.Iron Workers Union Local 7JAM Gourmet Foods & CateringJohn C. Morrison and Eunice B.

Morrison Charitable FoundationJohn Hancock Financial Services

Matching Gifts Program

thanK you to our generous donors

Cosgrove, Eisenberg & Kiley, P.C.

850 Number of sessions our therapists held with children

last year at new directions counseling center, which

provides mental health counseling and addiction recovery treatment

to local individuals and families.

48 or less Number of hours clients wait to speak to a therapist at new directions. Many providers have months-long waiting lists. At New Directions, clients are seen as soon as possible.


John Spada Tax ServiceJohnson & Johnson, Inc.Justin Larkin LLCKennedy’s Country GardensKeohane Funeral HomeLaborer’s Local 133Law Offi ce of Francis X. CollinsLaw Offi ces of George G. BurkeLocal 424 United Brotherhood of

Carpenters and Joiners of AmericaMartin Kitchen & Bath, LLCMassachusetts Convention

Center AuthorityMassachusetts Medical Society and

Alliance Charitable FoundationMassachusetts Nurses AssociationMilton Area Family Child Care

AssociationMountainOne BankMurphy, Hesse, Toomey &

Lehane, LLPNeighborhood Health Plan, Inc.Neponset Valley Survey

Association, Inc.Network For GoodNew England Clothes Recycling, Inc.New England Comics, Inc.Norfolk County Registry of DeedsNorthEast Community BankOur Family FoundationPfi zer Foundation Matching

Gifts ProgramPlanter Hill PropertiesPlumbers & Gasfi tters Local

Union #12Project Bread–Walk for HungerQuincy Catholic AcademyQuincy CollegeQuincy Credit Union

Carpenters and Joiners of America

Quincy Lions ClubQuincy Mutual Fire Insurance

CompanyQuincy Retiree Association, Inc.Quincy Rotary ClubRare Precious Metals, LLCRoche Bros./Sudbury FarmsSalesforce.com FoundationShepard Construction & DevelopmentSignet Electronic Systems, Inc.South Shore BankState Street Global ServicesState Street Matching Gift ProgramStoeckel Insurance Agency, LLCStop & Shop Supermarket

Company LLC

thank you to the following individuals who donated during this past fi scal year…

Charles and Blanche AbernathyJean and Vin AccorsiniMilan AlibrandiBill AllenKaren AndrewsMary Ann KillgoarJohn Arapoff Melissa ArataGabriel and Georgette AratoJoshua and Elizabeth ArchambaultKathleen ArmstrongAnthony AroneCassy ArsenaultThomas and Rosemary ArthurKarin AshDonna AustinKaren Bamber

Kirsten BanksAlison BarrClare and Edward BarrettChristopher BarryDyan and Mark BaumanSage and Jonathan BelberDavid and Susanne BeldottiPhyllis BerlucchiPaul BishopChristine BiskeLinda BlaisNaomi BoatrightDeborah BolesLarry BollingerLisa Bonatti RymutMr. and Mrs. John BrewerWarren and Edith Bridges

David and Joan BristolJames and Mary BristolTodd BroderickCharlotte BrodyPatrick and Tanya BuchananRyan BurkeAna BustinMaryellen CallahanFrank CamachoStephen CameranoJames CameronTracy CameronMr. and Mrs. David CapaldoJanet CarlsonDiane Carlson and Kevin FlynnBradford and Barbara CaronCONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE

TelecomPioneers, South Life Member Club

Thomson ReutersTJX Foundation, Inc.UFCW Local 1445United Way of Massachusetts Bay

and Merrimack ValleyWalmart Stores, Inc.Weymouth HondaWilliam Raveis Real EstateWollaston Garden ClubWomen of the Moose, Braintree

Chapter No. 2042Worthwhile Life FoundationXebia LabsYale Appliance and Lighting

467,619 Meals distributed last year by Interfaith’s food pantry. The Food Pantry uses a combination of purchased and rescued food to provide emergency food assistance to thousands of households per year.

300,000+ Pounds of food rescued from local grocery stores for the food pantry.


Francis and Kristin CaseyLucille CassisJoseph CatalanoSherri CavalloDonald and Ann CederholmSteve and Alexena CenciStephen ChaletzkyMary ChamberlainDonna ChapmanThomas and Carol ChapmanRobert Chatfi eldEmily ChenPaul and Karen ChroniakJennifer ChuMary CirielloRose ClearyKevin and Jennifer ClowRobert CohenLeslie Colello and Autumn Colello-KellyGeorge and Anne CollinsKathleen and Ron CollinsLorna and Darin ColucciMr. and Mrs. Paul ConleyJan ConnellyJohn and Jean ConnersMr. and Mrs. Michael ConnersMark ConnollyPatricia ConnollyTerry ConnorJosephine CostelloRuth CoulimoreCamille CourtneyMarilyn CramerBrad CroallPatrick and Marilyn CroallMary-Jean CrockettLillian CruzStephanie Cully

Mary Cunniff Priscilla CurrierSteve CurrierRosalind CuscheraMr. and Mrs. Ben CutlerBrad CuttingDavis and Andrea DassoriTheresa DauphinaisFrank DeGiacomoSteven DelahuntNicole DePaceAnne DesimoneJoseph DesmondStephen Desroche and Ann FreemanMary DesrosiersDorothy DeVastoPaul and Linda DeVastoDonna DewarDwight Dewsnap and Kristie RandallJay DeYoungJoanne and Ron DiBellaDavid DindyThomas and Mary DinneenLouise DobranskiEric Dolinski and Kristen PloetzMatt DonnellyJoseph DonofrioSheila DonovanTerry DonovanFrederick and Dorothy DosenbergJoseph DrakeLouise Duff yShirley DunlapMeghan DunphyMichael and Jennifer DupillRichard and Joanne DurhamKimberly and Dane DwyerCharles EastonLeo and Donna EliassonPamela EngstromStephanie EttingerGeorge FaheyKarleen and Timothy FallonLorraine FanoMike and Cindy FarinaPaul FarquharBeverly FarrellThomas and Donna FeenanRobin FeltoonEdward and Norma FitzgeraldKathleen FitzgeraldMr. and Mrs. John FlemingPatty and Mike FlemingTherese FlemingKatelyn FlintMary FolanPat and Stephen FollansbeeMarion FontanaCathy Forest

Diane and Carl FrancisThomas and Diana FrancisPeter and Mary FredricksonPatricia FrevertRoderick FuquaEleanor FusoniJohn GallagherCara GallucciWilliam and Alicia GardnerErnest GervinoRobert Gibson and Mary Jean FieldingMr. and Mrs. Mark Giff ordLorraine Gill YoungBarbara GillilandDaniel and Patricia GillisRock GnatovichPeter and Susan GoodaleHarold and Rona GoodmanMark GorskiJames GrahamJoanne GreeneDouglas and Carole GregorLinda and Colin Griffi thsMarie GrimaldiGillian Grossman and James CahillJack and Claire HaganJoyce HaglundJulie HajjarSidney HajjarRobert HaleRachel HallenbeckCarol Hallett

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21,752 Number of hours donated by Interfaith’s volunteers last year.

800 Number of households that avoided homelessness and received budget counseling last year because of the homesafe program. HomeSafe provides families with the resources needed to prevent homelessness and the knowledge to prevent crises in the future.


Nancy HamWendy HanlonWalter HannonKatherine HansenRichard HansonKate HarrisLeo and Johnina HartCody and Meredith HarwardVictoria HattersleyLarry and Kathleen HefnerTheodore and Jane HeidenreichCarl Herbert and Pauline EmilsonLeo HillaryConnie HodgkinsMartin and Michael HollickLucile HollidayJeanne HopkinsChristian and Patricia HorneFrederick HoveyRebecca HowardRobert HowardPriya and Peter HowellSusan HusseySuzanne HutsenpillerEricka HyamRalph and Nancy JacobsChristine JenneyRebecca Joette DakessianAngela and Kevin JohnsonGeraldine JohnsonKim and David JohnsonMargaret JohnsonSandra JohnsonJames JohnstonJessica JuenemannKristin KeefeJohn KeenanBonnie KeithEd Kelley and Cynthia LeeEileen and Steven KellyJoseph and Susan KellyKeri KennedyBrian KerinsFrancina KernMaryann King-BeebeCourtney and Tyler KnowltonTheodore Kramer and

Luann RichardsonPhil and Lori KruczekHenry LambLuke LambertRachel LambrightLina LambrouBettyanne LangLinda LargeKris and Sharon LarsenSkye LawlorJackie LayerPauline Lecomte

Lily LeeSamuel LeHardyNina LiangAmy LinSusan LittleDiane Littlefi eldKurt and Sarah LivermorePaula LombardoMark LuhtanenJeanne LukanichRobert and Linda MacIntoshRobert and Jean MackeyBeth MacQuinnRichard MadiganThomas and Marie MaGeeKrystyna and Wanda MaksymowiczBonnie MannPeggy Mansfi eldSteven and Marie Mansfi eldSteven and Faith ManzerRichard MardenEstelle MargaronesStephen and Linda MarshallCraig MartinGail and Jay MarvinJames and Ruth MaviliaDonna and Stan MavromatesDamon MayersRyan and Ariana McBrideKatie McBrineAndrew and Maureen McCarthyTimothy and Nancy McDonaldJim and Ally McDonoughPeter and Caroline McElroyBarbara McEvoyKatelyn McEvoy

Maura McGarryMary and Bob McGaugheySean McGaugheyMaureen McGuireJeff rey McKayKelly McLaughlinTom and Jeanette McNamaraJames McQuinnMarlea MeshGary Mikula and Holly Burnet MikulaSusan MobergAmit MohlejiRobert and Louise MolineLyndsay MonsturJohn and Gwen MorganPatricia MorganGerry MorrisseyPatricia MortimerDoug MoserDiane and Paul MulkernPeter MullinMary MurphyRita MurphyPhillip NasonAndrea NataleCharlene NaumannTiff anie and Peter NeedhamCarol NegusSherry NeildMarion NelsonJennifer NicholsonRobert NobleSharon O’ConnorJohn and Maureen O’DonnellKathleen O’DonnellCONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE

22,000+ Number of diapers distributed to families in need through the food pantry. Disposable diapers cost about $900 per year, per baby. We operate one of only 11 diaper banks in Massachusetts.

600+ Number of backpacks distributed to children at the beginning of the school year through the food pantry. Other seasonal initiatives include Halloween costumes, holiday gifts, Thanksgiving meals and more.


Diane and Terence O’MalleyMary O’NeillPatrick and Allison O’NeillLawrence and Gail O’TooleJosie OsbornJudy and Edward OstrowskiSally OwenMark PachelliRalph and Justine PalmieriCatherine and Jeff rey PalopoliMary ParkerKaren and Andrew PartridgeDr. and Mrs. John PasciuccoRussell PeckMichael and Allison PerkinsElizabeth Perry and James DoaneMr. and Mrs. Matt PetersJoanne PetersonRussell PetersonJanet and Gladys PetkunMary PhillipsJanice PinolaRobert and Carol PittsLenard and Jean PlanteSusan PlayfairMartha Plotkin and David ReichKenny PlotnikCarla and Marc PoulsonLynne PowersGregory and Christine Prendergast

Joseph and Angelika PriscellaCarolyn PunchSeth and Kassondra PurcellBarbara PyneWilliam QuirkMahmooda QureshiRalph and Annette RadzevichJeff rey and Una RandallMary RawsonJennifer and Richard RealeMark Redmond and

Tracy Dyke RedmondThomas and Janet ReevesJ RiceCheryl and Erik RiedelKathleen RingMargaret RobbsJune RobinsonElaine RocheBecky RogersKathleen RohanDonna RomanRobert and Joyce RomeriMarsha RoosTimothy RossMike and Adrienne RowePerry RussomWalter RustClinton SagerJennifer and Matthew SammonsBrenda and Anthony SantagatiStephen SargentPeter and Andrea SaultKelly Sautter

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Michelle SchatzRichard and Linda SchatzGrace Schnebly and Si WongEthel SchowStephanie SchwartzPatti SeaverMr. and Mrs. James SegelBrian ShactmanJohn ShagouryRoberta and Gregory ShanahanElizabeth ShawElizabeth ShermanRichard and Marsha ShermanJan ShieldsStephen and Jill ShoemakerCynthia SierraKevin and Lynne SinclairAnita Siwy-KnightJeremy SlackFrank SlavenClinton and Karen SmithDiane and Jim SmithDorothea SmithWill Smith and Gina ScanlanJeff Soltesz and Lieselotte PollvogtRev. Clara SparksKaty Spencer JohnsonMichael and Elaine St. PeterMelissa Staffi erSarah StanganelliKaren StapletonRose StebbinsAlexander and Nadine Steff anStephen and Anita StranieriJanet SturmanMichael SugarAlex SullivanJohn SullivanMr. and Mrs. Steven SunnerbergAnn SuzedellBernadette SuzedellWilliam Swanson and Lauren PayneMary and Steve SwensonAlice SwezeyJon and Annette TallaridaBeverly TangvikRick and Kirsten TaylorRobert and Ellen TaylorLiz TayneRaynald TherbergeElizabeth ThompsonPaul and Constance ThompsonKara ThorvaldsenMark and Shirley TirrellMike TracyFrank TrainorMaggie TrudelAlexander Tschumakow and

Jennifer Bracy

5 Number of meals Interfaith’s food pantry is able to provide to families in need with just a $1 donation.

65% Percentage of clients that visit the food pantry just two times per year. Interfaith is truly a source of emergency food assistance. The majority of clients only turn to us in times of crisis.


the stewardship principle F Interfaith Social Services’ staff and volunteers are committed to the stewardship principle. We are stewards of the donations that we receive. We pledge that the time, money and other goods donated to our organization will go towards helping the most number of people, in the most efficient and caring way possible.

2017 program and administrative expenditures

F interfaith financial report 2017

interfaith social services, inc. statement of activities for the year ended june 30, 2017

Total Support & Revenue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,766,486Total Expenditures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,687,636Increase (Decrease) in Net Assets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .78,850Net Assets at Beginning of the Year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .973,856

Net Assets at End of the Year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$1,046,329

● food pantry and seasonal initiatives: 67%

● new directions counseling center: 10%

● fundraising: 7%

● homesafe: homelessness prevention: 6%

● administration: 6%

● bureau drawer thrift shop and career closet: 2%

thank you to these houses of worship who donated during this past year…

Bethany Congregational ChurchChrist Church QuincyCongregation Beth Shalom of the Blue HillsCongregation Sha’aray ShalomCrossroads Worship CenterEast Congregational ChurchEast Weymouth Congregational ChurchEvangelical Congregational ChurchFaith Lutheran ChurchFirst Baptist Church of WollastonFirst Congregational Church of RandolphFirst Congregational Church in Hanson

First Congregational Church of BraintreeFirst Congregational Church of MiltonFirst Presbyterian ChurchFirst Trinitarian Congregational ChurchGlad Tidings ChurchGood Shepherd Lutheran ChurchHeritage United Methodist ChurchHingham Congregational ChurchHoughs Neck Congregational ChurchInter-Church Council of Wollaston & North QuincyMassachusetts Budhi Siksa Society, Inc. Thousand Buddhist TempleOld South Union Church (UCC)Parish of St. John The Evangelist

Quincy Community United Methodist ChurchQuincy Community United Methodist Church–Sigma Phi GroupQuincy Point Congregational ChurchSecond Congregational Church of CohassetSouth Congregational ChurchSt. Chrysostom’s ChurchSt. Clare ParishSt. Joseph’s ChurchThe River ChurchUnited First Parish ChurchUnited First Parish Church UnitarianWinthrop Congregational ChurchWollaston Congregational Church

William TurpieLinda TwomeyDorothy TylerMary UngermanKaren and Brad Van AlfenPaul and Lynn VancheriFrank VargasCynthia VeaseySteven VendettaKathleen WaldeckMichael and Wendy WalshRobert and Megan WaySarah WeaverAlan and Edith WeinbergChristina and Jeff WeissenseeMr. and Mrs. Robert WelchJacquelyn WellsDr. Brooks WhiteJen WhiteScott and Susan WhiteheadKaren WienerMarcel WilliamsPaula WillisToni WinerBeth and Chris WinnMother Olga YaqobDonald YoungKatherine ZanisRenee and Paul ZayaKathleen Zwerle

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