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Brave Combo expands group for FestivalBy Kit KingFor the Denton Record-Chronicle

As if Denton’s Brave Combodoesn’t offer enough magic asthey close the Denton Arts &Jazz Festival each year, they’veadded a bonus, expanding thequintet to include JenniferMcLaughlin and DannyJerabek.

“We got rained out last year,”Carl Finch, founder and gui-tarist for the group said. “Sowe’re going to add somethingextra to the show this year.”

Hometown heros, BraveCombo always has audiencesdoing the chicken dance, thehokey pokey and the polka.They are an integral part of theDenton scene, not just formusic, but for their many con-tributions to the community.

Many in Denton, however,may not realize their interna-tional status. The band haswon two Grammy Awards andbeen nominated for their work7 times. They provided musicfor numerous films, includingFools Rush In, The Personals,True Stories and more.

TV audiences saw theiravatars on The Simpsons,heard their music on UglyBetty and Bakersfield PD and

PBS’s first animated series, Asthe Wrench Turns, based onthe popular Click and Clackautomotive columns and radioshow.

Next up, they hope, is an ani-mated series, Taxi Dog, basedon a children’s book about aNew York taxi driver whofound a dog. “We have our fin-gers crossed,” Finch said. Theydid the music for the pilot, pro-duced by the same people whodid the Click and Clack series.

The band isn’t sitting aroundwaiting for news. Their sum-mer tour schedule is daunting,with 20 performances sched-uled for June alone, in loca-tions from New York toHouston.

Finch claims the band’sstrategy is “to wait around forfamous people to discover us.And it’s worked. Record com-panies come to us … DrewCarey invited us to do shows atthe MGM Las Vegas.” Hemakes it sound as if all thatsuccess was a happy accident.“Bob Dylan covered one of oursongs on his Christmas album.We didn’t know that was goingto happen.”

Formed more than 30 years

ago, Brave Combo has main-tained its base in Denton,despite its worldwide audienceand performances. Band mem-bers include Finch, guitar, key-board, accordion and vocals;Jeffrey Barnes, woodwinds,saxophone and vocals; DannyO’Brien, trumpet and vocals;Little Jack Melody, bass guitar;and Alan Emert, drums.

Known first as the band thatmade polka cool, BraveCombo’s repertoire includes anunbelievable variety of styles:Rock, blues, classical, salsa,meringue, cumbia, conjunto,polka, zydeco, cha cha andmore.

You’ll hear it all at the clos-ing of the Denton Arts & JazzFestival. Courtesy photo

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Festival offers something for everyoneBy Kit KingFor the Denton Record-Chronicle

The economy is still toughand prices are rising every-where. But the Denton Arts &Jazz Festival remains the bestbargain around.

This weekend you can enjoygreat music, great art, greatfun, all without an admissioncharge.

The 20 acres of QuakertownPark will be filled with soundand color, with dancers andartists, and with audiences thatrange from stroller size to sen-ior citizens.

Begun as Spring Fling, asmall event to raise money forthe arts in Denton, the festivalnow draws more than200,000 visitors on the lastweekend in April. It offerssomething for every age andevery taste—from kid’s gamesto fine art, from fair food tosmooth jazz.

With seven stages aroundthe park, folks can listen tomusic ranging from the profes-sional sounds of Lee Ritenourto the clear voices of theWoodrow Wilson ElementaryAll-Star Choir. They can watchdance performances by high

school drill teams, tiny balleri-nas, even sultry MiddleEastern dancers.

The juried art show includesmore than 60 fine artists andcrafters, whose work was cho-sen from more than 100 appli-cants.

Oversized sculptures, deli-cate glass birdfeeders andmetal yard art will appeal tothose with a love of outdoor liv-ing.

More than a dozen jewelrymakers will show off their wirework, beading and metal-smithing skills in pieces thatcomplement looks from casualto elegant.

Potters and glass workerscombine form with function inrustic clay vessels, delicateblown glass vases, stained glasswindows, and the ever-populartableware adorned with Texasbluebonnets.

Woodworkers use exoticwoods to create distinctivepens, cutting boards much toobeautiful to actually touch witha knife, and richly patternedbowls and vases.

Wall art takes the form ofboldly colored acrylics or oils,stark pen and ink drawings,

delicate watercolors andintriguing collages incorporat-ing fiber, metals, wood andother unusual materials.

The youngsters can spendtime on any number of gamesand activities. There is a

bounce house and a ferriswheel, train rides and mechan-ical bull, which might drawthose who’ve left childhoodbehind.

The food at the festival istypical fair fare, with a few

exotic twists. You’ll find cotton candy and

roasted corn, turkey legs andhot dogs. If you want a moreinteresting taste, try crawfishor gyros, with a funnel cake fordessert.

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Festival offers fun for the youngstersBy Kit KingFor the Denton Record-Chronicle

The Denton Arts and JazzFestival offers kids a chance toromp around the park, playgames, listen to music and cre-ate art.

It’s a full weekend of fun forthe youngsters.

The Denton FestivalFoundation members workhard to keep the festival anevent designed for the wholefamily. Each year new enter-tainments attract the youngerfestival goers, while youngperformers take the stage toshow off their accomplish-ments.

The Children’s Art Tentgives the kids a chance toexplore their creativity, withprojects that range from work-ing with clay to turning wood.This year, student members ofthe National Art EducationAssociation from theUniversity of North Texas, willoversee the tent and lead thechildren in their projects.

“We’re going to do somerecycled projects,” saidCatherine Hamrick, who isheading up the activities.“They’ll be making bottlebeings, figures made fromplastic water bottles.” In addi-tion, the kids will work withclay, print making, stampingand collage projects. “Theywill all make something theycan take with them.”

Hamrick is expectingaround 5,000 children in thetent over Saturday andSunday, and she will have 12students each day to help and

guide the little budding artists.Again this year, members of

the Golden TriangleWoodturners will be in the tentto help aspiring carpenters cre-ate bird houses and otherwooden creations.

Two long-time festivalfavorites will be entertainingthe children as they createtheir art. Magician Al Curlettwill be fascinating the kidswith his tricks and balloonsculptures, and Joel Reese, thesinging cowboy, has a bag fullof songs to perform.

A jazz educator and per-former, Steve Gryb will onceagain bring his percussion pet-ting zoo to the festival. Thishands-on exhibit of percussioninstruments gives the kids achance to try out instruments,both traditional and mostunusual.

In addition to the familiardrums and xylophones, Gryb’scollection of more that 2,000

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pieces includes some unusualinstruments.

The Wrenchophone is a vari-ation of the xylophone withtuned wrenches, and theGlockenfish is a fish-shapedxylophone. The Clatterpillar isa set of dominos made to create

rippling sounds, while theSpring Drum creates the soundof thunder.

Youngsters will show offtheir musical talents, as well as.On the Target Center Stageinside the Denton SeniorCenter, and the Wells Fargo

Celebration Stage in front ofCity Hall, student bands, choirsand ensembles will perform,while dance and performancegroups from area schools canbe seen on the Denton Record-Chronicle Festival Stage, justoutside the Senior Center.

Creating cards and pictures with stamps gives kids a chance to express their creativity.

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Larger crowdsinspire changeBy Kit KingFor the Denton Record-Chronicle

Veteran festival goers willsee a big change at the 2012Denton Arts & Jazz Festival.Stages are moving from oneend of the park to the other, allin the name of safety and com-fort for the audiences. Filledwith music, art, food, fun andgames, the festival brings morethan 200,000 to Quakertownpark on the last weekend inApril.

“We’re making these logisti-cal changes because ourcrowds just keep getting largerand larger,” explained CarolShort, executive director of theDenton Festival Foundation,which sponsors the event.“This new arrangement willmake more room for audi-ences, as well as make the parksafer for all.”

The Wells Fargo/BudweiserJazz Stage will move to thenorth side of the park, whilethe south area outside theCivic Center will hold theBudweiser Courtyard Stage,where professional rock andblues musicians perform. TheWells Fargo Celebration Stage,home to community, schooland university bands will standon the lawn in front of DentonCity Hall.

The other four stages willremain in their usual posi-tions. The KNTU-FM RadioRoving River Stage with itsethnically diverse and acousticmusic sets up behind theEmily Fowler Library. TheDenton Record ChronicleFestival Stage will be next tothe Denton Senior Center, andthe Target Center Stage will beinside the Senior Center. Boththese stages feature communi-ty and school groups. TheUniversity of North TexasShowcase Stage, where UNT

School of Music performancegroups appear will be locatednext to the Civic Center Pool.

The Denton PoliceDepartment will be working toensure the safety of audiences.As many as 30 officers will bepatrolling the park in a 24hour period, according toDenton Police Chief LeeHowell.

“The festivals have histori-cally been very safe, fun eventswith very little problems. Ithink we may have to makeonly two or three arrests a yearat most,” he said.

This year, the police will beenforcing city ordinancesstrictly: No glass containers inthe park. No exotic animalssuch as boa constrictors, igua-nas and monitor lizards (all ofwhich have been seen in pastyears). “These animals are pro-hibited from being kept in thecity limits under our prohibit-ed animal ordinance,” Howellnoted.

More conventional pets arediscouraged by festival offi-cials, in fact, they have con-templated requesting a ban ondogs at the event. The hugecrowds and noise can causestress for the most gentle ofpets.

“There have been a fewminor incidents regardingunsocial animals in recentyears,” Howell said, addingthat leash laws would be strict-ly enforced. “It gets so crowdedat times … that people arestepping over or around bothpeople and dogs, and this issometimes hard to manage.People may be asked to removetheir pets or leave the park ifthey do not keep (the animals)restrained.”

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F-51 Ye Olde Honeycorn - Kettle Corn Lewisville, TXF-52 T.C.’s Country Corn - Roasted Corn/Baked Potatoes/ Fruit Drink Kemp, TXF-53 Don Camillo Italian Cuisine - Fried Ravioli/ Bruschetta Bolognese Corinth, TXF-54 Rocky Mountain Nut Company - Cinnamon Roasted Nuts Baytown, TXF-55 Marble Slab Creamery - Ice Cream Dallas, TXF-56 Doc’s Catering & Grill - Wings/Kabobs/Rice Roanoke, TXG-52 Ben E. Keith Co. - Information/Merchandise Denton, TX

DFF 7 Denton Festival Foundation - Beef Fajitas/Sausage & Kraut/ Hotdogs/Pickles/Soft Drinks/Water Denton, TXDFF 8 Denton Festival Foundation - Beer & Wine Denton, TXF-46 City Federation of Women’s Club - Baked Goods Denton, TXF-47 Fried What! - Fried Sweets/Veggies/Iced Tea Garland, TXF-48 Baja Smoothies - Fruit Smoothies St. Paul, MNF-49 Brown’s Concessions - Strawberry Crepes/Lemonade Paris, TXF-50 Gyros Express - Greek Gyros/Lemonade Luck, WI

POOL AREAF-76 Texas Pitstops - Wild Game (Brats & Sausage) Plano, TXF-77 Umbrella’s Shaved Ice - Shaved Ice Little Elm, TXF-78 Street Munchies - Chicken/Fish/Lemonade Garland, TXF-79 MRA Allen - Fruita Water Sanger, TX

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DFF 2 The Arts Guild - Frito Pie/Soft Drinks/Water Denton, TXDFF 3 Denton Festival Foundation - Beer/Soft Drinks/Water Denton, TXF-7 Mama G’s Creations - Salsa Seasoning Combine, TXF-8 Brown Sugar Antiques - Canned Vegetables/ Preserves/Candles Bedford, TXF-9 Baja Smoothies - Fruit Smoothies Nisswa , MNF-10 Cooper Concessions - Lemonade May, TXF-11 Cooper Concessions - Ice Cream May, TXF-12A,B McAlister’s Deli - Cookies/Iced Tea/Nachos/ Lemonade Denton, TXF-13 German Roasted Nuts - Roasted Nuts Fort Worth, TXF-14 Granbury’s Best - Jams/Jellies/Jalapenos Granbury, TXF-15 International Foods - Gyros/Eggrolls/Chicken Orlando, FLF-16 Baja Smoothies - Fruit Smoothies St. Paul,MN F-17 McKinney Food Service - Corn Dogs/F-18 Funnel Cakes/Lemonade Hughes Springs, TXF-19 Hillbilly Kettle Korn-Kettle Korn Lavon, TXF-20 The Flamingo Grill - Philly Cheese Steak/Cuban Sandwiches

Limeade/Jalapeno Sausage Plano, TX F-21 LoJoJo Concessions - Roasted Corn/French Fries Hamburgers/Sno Cones Denton, TXF-22 NV Cupcakes - Cupcakes/Brownies/Lemonade/Limeade Denton, TXF-23 Spudzilla Potatoes - Fried Potatoes with Sauces De Soto, TXF-24 Pierre’s Concession - Butterfly Chips/Wraps/ Onion Strings/Lemonade Dodd City, TXF-25 Newmann Hausarts - Gourmet Coffee/Hot Chocolate Aubrey, TXF-26 Fletcher’s Corny Dogs - Corn Dogs/Lemonade Flower Mound, TXF-27,28 International Foods - Gyros/Eggrolls/Chicken Orlando, FLF-29 Just Jay’s Tacos - Tacos/Botano Nachos/ Cotton Candy/Lemonade Irving, TXF-30 Carl’s Caribbean Soul - Gyro Wraps/Brisket or Pork Sandwiches Grand Prairie, TXF-31 Bonafide Catering - Salmon/Tilapia/Sweet Potatoes Denton,TXF-33 La Mexicana (Cinco de Mayo) - Steak & Pork Tacos Denton, TXF- 34 Denton Elks Lodge #2446 - Hamburgers/IcedTea Denton, TXF-35 Dippin Dots - Ice Cream/Italian Ice/Lemonade Allen, TXF-36 Tiki Island Drinks - Fruit Drinks/Slushies Burleson, TXF-37 Backstage Eatery - Gumbo/Crawfish/Lobster Coral, FLF-39 St Andrew Church of God In Christ - Turkey Legs Denton, TXF-40 AJ’s Ice - Italian Ice Denton, TXF-41 Denton Kiwanis Club - Fish & Chips/IceTea Denton,TXF-42 Taxi’s BBQ & Catering - Sliced Beef/Brisket Tacos Fort Worth, TXF-43 R & R Concessions - Funnel Cakes/CurleyFries Odessa, TXF-44 A La Carte - Quesadillas/Nachos/Gourmet Teas Granbury, TXF-45 F-68 Chocolate Delights - Cheesecake/Floats/ Lemonade/Fruit Dickinson, Texas

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3:45 pm Krum High School Jazz Band4:45 pm Denton High School Big Band5:00 pm Crownover Middle School Jazz Band5:30 pm Strickland Middle School Jazz Band Polly Maynard6:00 pm Calhoun Middle School Swing Strings McMath Middle School Jazz Band6:15 pm Mr. Joe & Friends6:30 pm Stephens Elementary Spotlights7:00 pm Bonduris Music School Ryan Raider Jazz Band Providence Elementary Performers8:00 pm Calhoun Middle School Jazz Ensemble Connection Band8:45 pm Ryan High School Strutters9:00 pm Prosper High School Jazz Band First United Methodist Church Big Band

10:00 pm Vigilantes Brass9:30 am

10:00 am Rayzor Elementary Groove Squad Denton Community Band Jazz Ensemble Cross Oaks Elementary Choir10:30 am Evers Park Elementary Choir10:45 am Denton High School Fillies11:00 am SKY Woodrow Wilson Elem. All-Star Choir11:15 am Nelson Elementary Music Makers11:45 am Foyil Music Studio – Vocal Clearly Vocal Handbells at Strickland Middle School12:15 pm Ryan Elementary Wrangler Choir12:45 pm Denton Celtic Dancers Foyil Music Instrumental

1:00 pm Sam Houston Elementary Singers Choir1:15 pm Crownover Middle School Fiddle Club & Mariachi Ensem1:30 pm New Horizons Band – Dallas1:45 pm Frisco Jazz Band2:00 pm Pecan Creek Elementary Spirit Squad2:15 pm Turning Pointe Dance Studio2:30 pm Syncopated Ladies Ginnings Elementary Choir2:45 pm3:00 pm Ballet Conservatory’s DF2 Denton Childbloom Guitar Program3:30 pm Bird Meets Winter4:00 pm Upswing Jazz Band Pecan Creek Elementary Bear Tones4:30 pm Kris Chesky & The Denton Polkateers McNair Elementary Commander Choir5:00 pm House of Funk Theatre Company Blanton Elementary Squire Choir5:30 pm Leil Nahar Mid-Eastern Dance Troupe Burton Tyler & The Lone Star Rage Blanton Elementary Ars Orffeus6:00 pm Denton Dance Conservatory Pride of Paloma Creek Elementary Choir6:30 pm PS 1507:00 pm Denton City Contemporary Ballet7:15 pm NCTC Jazz Combo7:30 pm Crosswinds Jazz Band Three Strands8:30 pm Denton High School Lab Band 19:15 pm Denton High School World Percussion Group9:30 pm Bone Doggie

10:00 pm The Fiddle Rascals10:30 am Silhouette Dance Company11:00 am Urban Dance Crew & Windmill Dance Co. 77th Army Band Jazz Combo12:00 pm Howard R. Music12:30 pm12:45 pm

1:00 pm Green Space Dance Denton Bell Band1:45 pm Music Academy Garage Bands Miss Polly & Her Tiny Big Band2:00 pm Young At Heart2:45 pm Zaara Belly Dance Fusion Terry Quiett Band3:00 pm Strictly Dixie3:15 pm Isis & The Star Dancers3:45 pm 12 Gauge Strings4:00 pm4:15 pm TWU International Dance Company4:30 pm The Tune Pilots5:00 pm Austin Elementary Marimba Band Denton New Horizons Band5:30 pm Immigrant Punk5:45 pm Tori Sloan6:30 pm Hoku The Future Eyes6:45 pm Sonlight Concert Band7:30 pm The Sisterhood Singers The Allmost Brothers8:30 pm NCTC Jazz Band

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EVENT: Denton Arts & Jazz FestivalADMISSION: FREEATTENDANCE: 200,000+SITE: Quakertown Park (formerly Civic Center Park), 321 E. McKinney, Denton, TX 76201MAILING ADDRESS: Denton Festival Foundation, P.O. Box 2104, Denton, TX 76202DATE: Friday, April 27, 5pm-11pm; Saturday, April 28, 10am-11pm; Sunday, April 29, 11am-9pmPHONE: (940) 565-0931; FAX: (940) 566-7007; INTERNET: www.dentonjazzfest.com

Quakertown Park 321 E. McKinney, Denton, TX

Directions: From I-35E, North or South, go East on Hwy. 380. Exit 469 to Bell

Ave. Go South on Bell to Festival grounds on right in Quakertown Park.

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These roving musicians will begin their per-formances on the Roving River Stage and will perform at 2 other locations in the north park.

Wells Fargo/BudweiserJAZZ STAGE

BudweiserCOURTYARD STAGE

KNTU Radio 88.1ROVING RIVER STAGE

Univ. of North TexasSHOWCASE STAGE

2:30 pm Lynn Seaton3:30 pm Not So Hot Club4:00 pm Mike Drake Quartet UNT Jazz Forum:5:00 pm Bamboo Boat Band The Sergio Pamies Group 5:30 pm Keith Anderson Baloney Moon UNT Jazz Forum:6:00 pm The Jisung Kim Group 7:00 pm UNT One O’ Clock Lab Band FM Band Rivers West UNT Mariachi Aguilas 8:00 pm UNT Zebras Keyboard Ensemble 9:00 pm Lee Ritenour Ricki Derek & Vegas Six UNT Latin Jazz Ensemble

UNT Jazz Forum:10:00 am Eric Scortia Yancey Stevens The Jordan Gheen Group 10:30 am Beyond the Pale11:00 am Don McRay UNT U-Tubes Trombone Ensemble 11:30 am Daybreak Express (music of Duke Ellington & Billy Strayhorn)

12:00 pm Michael Palma Quartet The Flow UNT Jazz Repertory Ensemble 1:00 pm Drew Phelps Group Charley Lee Nine O’Clock Lab Band1:30 pm Good Shive Low2:00 pm Rhythm Tribe Eight O’Clock Lab Band 2:30 pm UNT Faculty Jazz3:00 pm Big Texas Swing Band Jazzcats Seven O’Clock Lab Band 4:00 pm Mario Cruz Eric Bailey Six O’Clock Lab Band 4:30 pm Fingerprints5:00 pm Joe Tucker Five O’Clock Lab Band 5:30 pm Tom Braxton6:00 pm Buster Brown Band Four O’Clock Lab Band 6:30 pm Inner City All Stars7:00 pm Phyrework Three O’Clock Lab Band 7:30 pm Bonnie & Nick Norris8:00 pm Chris Watson Band Two O’Clock Lab Band 9:00 pm Los Lonely Boys Bubba Hernandez One O’Clock Lab Band

10:00 am Carolyn Lee Jones10:30 am Gale Cruz UNT Jazz Forum:11:00 am Chisholm Trail Cowboys The Chris Reardon Group 11:30 am Jisun Choi Quartet12:00 pm Me and My Monkey Razzmajazz Jazz vocalist Emily Merrell12:15 pm Jazz vocalist Jacqueline Sotelo12:30 pm Jazz vocalist Kaela Bratcher 1:00 pm Fred Hamilton Group Lico Reyes UNT Jazz Singers IV 1:30 pm Johnny Red & The Roosters UNT Jazz Singers III 2:00 pm Martin McCall2:10 pm UNT Jazz Singers II 2:30 pm Stefan Karlsson & Brad Leili3:00 pm Tex Zimmerman Island Boogie UNT Jazz Singers I 4:00 pm John Adams Quintet Linda Atwell UNT 335 Guitar Ensemble 4:30 pm Little Jack Melody & The Young Turks4:45 pm UNT Super 400 Guitar Ensemble 5:00 pm Joe Pat Hennen5:30 pm N’awlins Gumbo Kings5:45 pm UNT L-5 Guitar Ensemble 6:00 pm The Domino Effect6:30 pm Brian Houser UNT Jazz Forum:7:00 pm Brave Combo The Austin Byrd Group7:30 pm Jim Suhler and Monkey Beat

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A-1 Larry Bridges ............................. Pen & Ink/Watercolor Brownwood, TexasLarry Bridges Studio & Gallery

A-2 Lon Erwin ................................... Wood Turned Bowls/Vessels Dewey, OklahomaErwin Woodturning

A-3 Eric Hansen ................................ Handblown Art Glass Argyle, TexasLaughing Glass Art Studio

A-4 Dan Brown .................................. Watercolor Fort Worth, TexasDan Brown Art of Texas

A-5 Jim & Susan Huckaby ............... Pottery Sanger, TexasSmall House Pottery

A-6 Dana & Karen Robbins ............. Hand Blown Glass Moriarty, New MexicoRobbins Ranch Art Glass

A-7 Missy Harrison ........................... 3-D Oil Sculptures Hickory Creek, TexasMissy’s Medium

A-8 Christie Wood ............................ Stained Glass Denton, TexasArt Glass Ensembles

A-9 Stan & Connie Buss .................. Hardwood Kitchen Accessories Elk City, OklahomaSturdy Oak Wood Crafts

A-10 Andy Quaglino ........................... Oil/Acrylic Lubbock, TexasA. Quaglino Art

A-11 Dean Poole ................................. Pottery Tecumseh, OklahomaSand Stone Hills Pottery

A-12 F. David Gibson ......................... Oil Weatherford, TexasA-13 Adolfo Ambriz ............................ Jewelry Fredericksburg, TexasA-14 Ambriz JewelryA-15 Yeongsin Song .......................... Acrylic/ Jewelry Denton, Texas

SarusdesignartA-16 Merry Glazner ............................. Oil/Watercolor Denton, Texas

The Merry ShopA-17 Richard Lindsay ......................... Jewelry Santa Fe, New Mexico

Richard Lindsay DesignsA-18 William Stidham ......................... Watercolor Austin, TexasA-19 William K Stidham – ArtA-20 Barbara & Guy Beals ................. Pressed Flower Botanicals Bailey, Colorado

Blossoms of the Rockies

A-21 Brad Foster ................................ Pen & Ink Irving, TexasJabberwocky Graphix

A-22 Frank Sowells, Jr. ...................... Oil/Acrylic/Watercolor Kaufman, TexasArtview Creations

A-23 Kevin Eslinger ............................ Oil Westminster, COA-24 Ernie Benton .............................. Acrylic Justin, Texas

Strictly ErnestA-25 Todd Adams ............................... Photography Flower Mound, TX

Todd’s PhotographyA-26 Craig Scotland ........................... Photography Fort Worth, Texas

Celtic PhotographyA-27 Karen Ahaus .............................. Pottery Grapevine, Texas

Ahaus PotteryA-28 Brian & Pauline Vaughn ............ Fused Glass Marana, Arizona

Tortolita CreationsA-29 Paula Hill .................................... Pastel Grand Prairie, TX

Pastels by PaulaA-30 Natasha Mylius .......................... Oil Round Rock, TX

Natasha Mylius Fine ArtA-31 Leigh Navarro ............................ Jewelry Austin, Texas

LeighelenaA-32 Jim Delso .................................... Hand Carved Wildlife/ Henryetta, OK

Bird HousesA-33 Art & Ginny Blevins ................... Miniature Portrait Clay Sculptures Tolar, Texas

Blevins StudioA-34 Craig Irvin ................................... Oil/Acrylic Montgomery, TX

Craig Irvin ArtA-35 Ping Irvin .................................... Oil/Acrylic Montgomery, TX

Craig Irvin ArtA-36 John English .............................. Photography Abilene, Texas

English’s PhotographyA-37 Mark Jimenez ............................. Jewelry Albuquerque, NM

Silver Mountain DesignsA-38 Visual Arts Society of Texas .... Hosts & Hostesses Denton, Texas

O-1 Bill & Marion Graham ..................Metal Art Hardy, ArkansasGraham Metal Art

O-2 Lorie L. Lawrence .........................Photography Cedar Hill, Texas3L Photography

O-3 Julie Herrick ..................................Jewelry Dallas, TexasThe Hammered Bead

O-4 Stan Slater ....................................Wood Crafts Austin, TexasPendulum & Pen Ink

O-5 Lisa Brown/Haley Holmes ...........Jewelry Denton, TexasWicked Stepsisters

O-6 Kanjana Stearns ...........................Clay Flowers Choctaw, OklahomaAll Clay

O-7 Mark Mallia ....................................Jewelry Boxes Austin, TexasWoodarts

O-8 Miki Oliver .....................................Stained Glass Richardson, TexasNatural Accents

O-9 John Cox .......................................Fused Glass Tulsa, OklahomaJohn Cox Artisan

O-10 Robin Huttash ...............................Stained & Fused Glass Denton, TexasA Creative Art Studio

O-11 Gloria Shanahan ...........................Pencil & Charcoal Shawnee, KansasGloria Shanahan Fine Art in Pencil

O-12 Carrie A. Torres ............................Pottery Lubbock, TexasCabos Pottery

O-13 Elizabeth Sullivan .........................Watercolor Elgin, TexasO-14 Lora Fagen ....................................Acrylic Highland Village, TX

Murals AnywhereO-15 Tommy Thompson .......................Acrylics/Mixed Media Fort Worth, Texas

Thompson Fine ArtO-16 Alex Horst .....................................Jewelry Prescott, Arizona

Alex Horst JewelryO-17 Stephen Hall .................................Photography Beggs, Oklahoma

Stephen Hall PhotographyO-18 Ken Carpenter ..............................Jewelry Murchison, Texas

Ken Carpenter JewelryO-20 Jay Wilkerson ...............................Jewelry Milwaukee, WisconsinO-21 Windows to AfricaO-22 Larry Tallent ..................................Jewelry Norman, Oklahoma

Larry Tallent JewelryO-23 Wesley Holderby ..........................Acrylic/Metal Midwest City, OKO-24 Robert Hale ...................................Jewelry North Branch, MN

Creations by HandO-25 Drew Mounce ................................Acrylics Manchaca, TexasO-26 Young Mounce StudiosO-27 Anne Vogt .....................................Jewelry Estes Park, Colorado

Anne Vogt JewelryO-28 Lana Walker ..................................Glass Accessories New Braunfels, TexasO-29 Angels and CowboysO-30 Sean Klinksiek ..............................Hand Carved Stone Accessories Bulverde, Texas

Sean Rocks Custom Carving

O-31 Robert & Faye Boyce ...................Copper & Glass Sculpture Phoenix, Arizona Shooting Star

O-32 Rhonda Hobbs ..............................Jewelry Jenks, OklahomaDangles, Bangles & More

O-33 Daniel Schemel .............................Wooden Timepieces Grand Prairie, TXMistura Timepieces

O-34 Suely Lohr .....................................Mosaic Art Argyle, TexasStar Mosaics

O-35 Sean Corner ..................................Clay Sculpture Wichita, KansasSean Corner Sculptures

O-36 Jennifer & Joseph Worth.............Photography Austin, TexasJJ World Studio

O-37 Sutton Norris/Mary Beth Clark ....Jewelry Dallas, TexasNora Riley

O-38 Richard Steppy .............................Photography Flower Mound, TXImages by Steppy

O-39 Ken Timeon ...................................Wire & Stone Art Allen, Texas2nd Time Around Artwork

O-40 Kathy Fields ..................................Jewelry O’Fallon, MissouriKathy Jewels

O-41 Krystal Shelton Barrow ..............Pottery Krum, TexasUnique Lee

Cathie SwearingenCAS Pottery

O-42, 43 UNT Clay Guild ..........................Ceramics Denton, TexasO-44 Mark Esposito ...............................Photography Plano, Texas

Glorious LandscapeO-45 Jill Maerz .......................................Jewelry Dallas, Texas

Ancient Earth SilverO-46 Steve Moya ...................................Acrylic/Watercolor/Pencil Arlington, Texas

Moya ArtO-47 Susan Steblein .............................Jewelry Plano, Texas

Nature’s Finest ArtO-48 Ted Armulowicz ............................Wood Crafts Liberty, Texas

Ted Armulowicz WoodworkerO-49 Chrissie Farrar ..............................Jewelry Tulsa, Oklahoma

Star Dust & ImaginationO-50 Jake Rhoads .................................Mosaics Lindsborg, KS

Mindful MosaicsO-51 Jon Ann Wells ..............................Jewelry Denton, Texas

Analyn Jewelry DesignsO-52 Donato Gonzales ..........................Jewelry Albuquerque, NM

2 HawksO-53 John & Barb Burnett ....................Pottery Howard, ColoradoO-54 Burnett’s PotteryO-55 Sue Rogers ...................................Jewelry Dallas, Texas

SROriginalsO-56 Troy Dale .......................................Wood Art Bartonville, Texas

Troy’s TurningsO-57 George Baah .................................Handmade Leather Shoes Fort Worth, Texas

Kasame Palace

First United Bank CIVIC CENTER ARTISTS – 2012

First United Bank OUTDOOR FINE ARTS – 2012

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JAZZ STAGE AREAG-23 KNTU FM 88.1 - Broadcasting Denton, TXDFF 9 Denton Benefit League Denton, TX

Frito Pie/NachosDFF 10 Denton Festival Foundation Denton, TX

Beef Fajitas/Sausage & KrautHotdogs/Pickles/Soft Drks/Water

DFF 11 Denton Festival Foundation & Convention & Visitor Bureau Denton, TX

Festival Information/SouvenirsDFF 12 Denton Festival Foundation Denton, TX

Coffee & WineDFF 13 Denton Festival Foundation Denton, TX

Specialty BeersDFF 14 Denton Festival Foundation Denton, TX

BeerDFF 17 UNT Athletic Department Denton, TX

Beer/Wine/Soft Drinks/WaterF-66 International Foods Orlando, FL

Gyros/Eggrolls/ChickenF-67,68 Texas Woman’s University Denton, TX

Beef/Chicken/Veggie Soft Tacos Nachos/Chips & DipsF-69 The Flamingo Grill Plano, TX

Philly Cheese Steak/Cuban Sandwiches/ Limeade/Jalapeno SausageF-70 Metzler’s BBQ Denton, TX

BBQ Sandwiches/Turkey LegsF-71 Sweetwater Grill & Tavern Denton, TX

CrawfishF-72 Baja Smoothies - Fruit Smoothies St. Paul, MNF-73 Love Shack Denton, TX

Love Burgers/Famous NachosF-74 Conway Corndogs Allen, TX

Corn Dogs/Funnel Cakes/LemonadeF-75 Mellow Mushroom Denton, TX

Pizza

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purchasing beverages from thefestival-sponsored booths.

“We are excited about thesechanges,” Short said, “and want

the public to know that safetyis a priority so attendees canfully enjoy the festival experi-ence.”

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Courtesy photoThe huge crowds that attend the Denton Arts & Jazz Festival have led to some changes instage locations and guidelines for audience members.

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Los Lonely Boys to play Festival on SaturdayBy Kit KingFor the Denton Record-Chronicle

Nine years ago, Los LonelyBoys literally burst onto themusic scene, selling millionswith their first album and win-ning a Grammy.

Saturday at 9 pm, they willburst onto the Jazz Stage at theDenton Arts & Jazz Festival tobring their signature Texicanrock ‘n’ roll sound to the audi-ence.

While 2003 was the begin-ning of a career that keeps get-ting better and better, thethree brothers were nostrangers to the stage. Henry,Jojo and Ringo Garza grew upplaying behind their father incantinas and clubs aroundTexas.

In their teens, the brothersmoved to from San Angelo toNashville to take a shot atrecording. They returned to

Texas and worked the clubscene before they releasedtheir first album in 2003.

In 2008, PBS aired a docu-mentary on the band titledCottonfields and Crossroads,described as a “movingaccount that brings to life LosLonely Boys’ incredible per-sonal musical journey. Thefilm merges live performancevideo with intimate conversa-tions to tell the story.

The boys took a look back in2009 with 1969, a record thatbrings to life their roots insongs by The Beatles, TheDoors and Buddy Holly.

This year, they have releasedRockpango, their first self-pro-duced album. It combines fan-dango, huapango and Tex-Mex American rock to pro-duce a rollicking party sound.It is a demonstration of theirmaturing musical talents. Courtesy photo

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Courtesy photoQuaglino’s Upright Bass

Courtesy photoA cluster of hot air balloons by Andy Quaglino

Featured festival artist has original, colorful style

By Kit KingFor the Denton Record-Chronicle

Andy Quaglino, a self-taught painter from Lubbockwas chosen as the featuredartist for the 2012 DentonArts & Jazz Festival. His vividmontage of musical instru-ments will be seen aon all theprinted materials for the festi-val, as well as the front of the2012 festival T-shirts.

Quaglino was particularlypleased to be selected becausehe said the arts & jazz festivalwas, “one of the ones we enjoythe most. The whole feel of theshow was that it’s a communi-ty event. And, we loved listen-ing to the music.”

Quaglino had been paintingwhile holding down a full-time job, but he and his wifeDebie had discussed buying

an RV and traveling the USdoing shows. After Debie hada successful battle with breastcancer in 2005, they decided itwas time to follow up on theirdream.

In January of 2006 theyacquired an RV and beganthree months of travel acrossthe Southwest. In 2008, theysold their home in Austin andbegan a nomadic life.

Travelling from show to showacross the country, the wentfrom New York to Key West,from Minnesota to Arizona,doing about 30 shos each year.

Early this year, the couplebought a house in Colorado,but they haven’t given up theirRV or their traveling.

Quaglino says his favoriteartists are Picasso, Calder,Warhol, Matisse, LeRoyNeiman and Peter Max, andpeople often say they see theseinfluences in his work. It is notintentional, he said, but isprobably inevitable.

He set out to develop anoriginal, colorful style. “Theprimary subject in a piece isoverlaid by a set of carefullydesigned straight and/orcurved lines.

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Festival earnstwo awards By Kit KingFor the Denton Record-Chronicle

The Denton Arts & JazzFestival always gets top billingfrom enthusiastic audiencesand supporters. Now, it hasreceived recognition from twooutstanding organizations.The American BusinessAssociation (ABA) named itone of the Top 100 Events inNorth America, and TexasWoman’s University (TWU)gave it the prestigiousFounders’ Award.

In the ABA announcement,the festival was described asoffering “excellent entertain-ment value to both tourgroups and individual travel-ers from around the world.”

“The attractiveness of theDenton Arts & Jazz Festival …is only part of why its selectionis such a distinction forDenton, said Peter J. Pantuso,ABA president and CEO. “Thereal news is that the (festival)has been recognized as apotential magnet for tourismdollars. (It) gives Denton animportant boost in visibilityamong professional tour plan-ners.”

In selecting it from the hun-dreds of events nominated,judges considered its accessi-bility to motorcoaches andskill in handling large groups,along with a variety of othercriteria.

The TWU Founders’Awards recognize both thesupport for the education mis-sion of TWU, and the leader-ship in and dedication to theDenton community. Dr. AnnStuart, president and chancel-lor of TWU, presented theaward at the annual Founders’Day Awards Scholarshipluncheon on April 5.

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Arts & Jazz Festival takes volunteers, planningBy Kit KingFor the Denton Record-Chronicle

It takes thousands of manhours to put together theDenton Arts & Jazz Festival,and for the most part, thoseman hours come from volun-teers.

Planning for the next yearbegins almost immediatelyafter the close of the festival.Denton Festival Foundation

board members begin the taskof setting up for the followingyear.

From arranging for headlineperformers, inviting some ofthe top visual artists in thecountry to apply for places atthe show to applying for grantsand seeking sponsorships, theboard’s work continues all year.

At festival time, hundreds ofenthusiastic workers, called

Top Hands, show up to manbooths and do the myriadother chores required to make

the festival run smoothly. Thisyear, the need for volunteers iseven greater than in years past.

See VOLUNTEERS on Page 26

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Arts & Jazz

Lee Ritenour set toperform on FridayBy Kit KingFor the Denton Record-Chronicle

Jazz, Latin, rock and blues.Lee Ritenour does it all, anddoes it with a distinctivesound.

This celebrated guitarist willperform Friday at 9 pm, with agroup that includes AcademyAward and Grammy winningarranger and pianist DaveGrusin.

A Los Angeles native,Ritenour began his careerearly. At age 16 he was workingwith greats such as the Mamasand Papas, Lena Horne andTony Bennett. Over his 40-year career, his collaborationshave included some of thebiggest names in music.Grusin is his most frequentcollaborator.

In the 70s, Ritenour plaed atthe famed Baked Potato with aband that included Grusin,Patrice Rushen, HarveyMason and Ernie Watts, draw-ing such names as EricClapton, Bob Dylan and JoniMitchell in the audiences.

He was a founding memberof Fourplay, a contemporary

jazz band, with Bob James,Nathan East and HarveyMason. Fourplay’s first albumin 1991 stayed at the top ofBillboard’s chart for an amaz-ing 33 weeks.

He has recorded more than40 albums, had 18 Grammynominations, a Grammy winand 35 chart songs. But liveperformances are his joy.

“I’ve played all over theworld, and I love connectingwith people, from small clubsto big festivals,” he said. “I lovethe traveling.”

He also loves giving back,and he does it through the SixString Theory, a competitionhe established with Yamaha,the Berkley College of Musicand others three years ago.Open to students of guitar,bass, piano and drums 16 andolder, it awards scholarships toBerkley College of Music,along with other prizes.

“We’re giving out four fullscholarships, along with anumber of other prizes,” hesaid, adding that the totalvalue of scholarships andprizes has reached $625,000.

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“Because we’ve extended thehours to 11 pm on Fridaynight, we’ve added anothershift,” said Carrell AnnSimmons, who is in charge ofvolunteers for the festival.“That means we have 687 slotsto fill.”

A daunting task, but onethat is essential to the produc-tion of the event.

“Without the Top Hands,the festival couldn’t be free.There is no way we couldafford to pay all those work-ers,” she said.

In addition, the dues fromTop Hand members raise sig-nificant funds, amounting toabout a $6,000 contributionto the Arts & Jazz Festival

treasury.With membership, Top

Hands have reserved parking,coupons for food and drink, a$1 discount on festival T-shirts, and access to theWomen’s Club Building.

“One of the problems we’vehad in the past was a lack ofparking,” Simmons noted.This year, festival officials havearranged for reserved parkingabout a block from the festivalgrounds, almost doubling thespaces for festival volunteers.

If you would like to join thisenthusiastic group of workers,you can sign up on the festivalwebsite at www.dentonjaz-zfest.com, or call Simmons at940-367-8311.

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The Denton Arts & Jazz Festival wishes to thank the following2012 Sponsors and Members

PRESENTING ($50,000+)City of Denton

ENDOWMENT ($40,000+)Denton Record-Chronicle

STAR ($30,000+)Ben E. Keith Co. Wells Fargo Bank

BENEFACTOR ($20,000+)KNTU 88.1ADVOCATE ($10,000+)Charter Communications Dallas Fort Worth Musicians Union Denton Benefit League Denton Convention & Visitor Bureau TargetTexas Woman’s University University of North Texas WFAA-TV SUSTAINING ($5,000+)Baja Smoothies First United Bank Greater Denton Arts Council/The Arts Guild Love Shack Southern Journeys The Dallas Morning News The Shops at Highland VillageVerizon FiOS

HEADLINER ($3,000+)Coca ColaGEICO Mellow Mushroom Northstar Bank of TexasOnsite Data Capture Sandone Productions Silverleaf ResortsTexas Health Presbyterian Hospital Denton Texas Commission on the Arts/National Endowment for the Arts

MAJOR ($2,000+)Cooper’s Copies & Printing Denton Municipal Electric Little Guys Movers Southwest Airlines Spirit MagazineUnited Copper Industries

PRODUCER ($1,000+)Bill Utter FordDenton City Federation of Women’s Clubs Denton DepotJ. Newton Rayzor FoundationLone Star Events Emma Perry Ramey & King Insurance Reddy Ice

PATRON ($500+)Roni & John Beasley Thad BondurisThe Crouch Group DeBerry Funeral DirectorsDenton Anesthesiology AssociatesEagle & WheelerFallmeadow ApartmentsFoster’s Western WearPete Kamp & David GosdinGail & Finley GravesHayes, Coffey, White & VanzantLabinal, Inc.Meridian Bank TexasMetro Golf CarsMulkey-Mason Jack Schmitz & Son Funeral HomeAnn & Ken Newman NorthStar Bank Mortgage Shelton & Reecer, PLLCLiz Seibt & Gerald Young

SUPPORTING ($250+)Adams ExterminatingAnderson, Spector & CoGeri & John Aschenbrenner Cathy Bryce & Jack AtkinsMargaret & Jim BaysBCI Mechanical, IncBest Western Premier HotelCourthouse Collection Barbara CoxLinda Creagh Denton Business & Community News Ehrhart’s Jewelers

Frenchy’s Lawn & Tree ServiceGregory Family Law, PCKimberly Karl & Stan HaddockEvelyn & Ray HairJames Kelley & Joe MorrisLori & Rod McLainMarsh, Paine & Waddill PCJohn Miller, Jr.Sherri & Tom NiesenKathy Orr/Property Search LLCPatsy & Fred PattersonDiane & Murray RicksJoanne & Jim Riggs Betty & Joe Roy Kathryn & Richard SalePat & Jay SaundersKarin & Gus SeligmannBette & Bob ShermanCarol Short Joy & John Siegmund Simmons Floor Covering Sonic Drive-InSpringer & Lyle, LLP Polly Maynard Watson Terry & Bob Widmer

CONTRIBUTING ($100+)Alley Katz Bail BondsSteven Alspach, DDSCarol & Frank AtkinsBancCard TexasLisa BenskinBriscoe Alignment & TireBrookshire’s Georgianne Burlage Rita & Bruce BurlesonNicole & Craig BrownPeggy & Lee CappsCarol’s Custom Draperies & InteriorsSharon Casey, MDTerri & Christopher CastanedaCoffey & Peace, PCLinda Polo & Charles CombsCool BeansCrouch RealtyMyra CrownoverDelva & Marc Culp Denton Community Theatre Missy & Hank Dickenson Kathleen DuffyEagleton PhotographyEbby Halliday, Realtors, Laura Brewer

Gaylen Fickey, DDSPatrice FrisbyGohlke Building ProductsGreenhouse RestaurantCarolyn & Curtis GoldLareen & Fred HamiltonJanette & Paul HaywoodJan HillmanSteve HindmanDelta & Herbert HollMary & Jim HornSharon & Glenn HouseholderJackie & Greg JacksonMelinda & James KingSusan & Curtis Langston Kevin Lechler Cindy LeeLucky Lou’sPeter McCleskeyBrock McKnightEvelyn & Jack MillerLisa & Stan MillerKaren & Robert MilnesKit King & Bob MontgomeryBetty & Bill NeuMarlene & Terry Nobles Nu Art PrintingShelly PadillaDebbie & Hank PaineKathryn & Charles ParkerRama PfafflyBarbara & Phil PhilipsNorman Pomerance, DDSPrime North Texas Real EstateHelene & Kent RameyAdam ReeseChuck RemleyRich Tone ChorusEdene & Charles RiggsCaryn & Clay RiggsRiprocksSandra & Randy RobinsonCarol & David RowleyBrian RutlandPhil SchenkEarl SharpCarrell Ann & Stan SimmonsGlenda & Gerald SimmonsSouthridge Family MedicineJean & David StanleySweetwater Grill & Tavern

Systeem Medical Information Systems Cristina & Erwin TaboadaThomas’ Ethan Allen InteriorsDean ThompsonSue & Jack ThomsonMary Denny & Norm TolpoPaul VoertmanSonya & Henry WhiddonMary WhisenantDiana & Larry WhitlockLynn McCreary & Shannon Williams Rick WoolfolkYarbrough Pharmacy

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2012 TOP HANDSAschenbrenner, GeriAschenbrenner, JohnAtkins, JackieAtkins, NickAtkins, TomAtkinson, BillAtkinson, GinaAydelott, RonBallantine, Jo AnnBarnes, ClaralynnBeale, CindyBeasley, JohnBeasley, RoniBenskin, LindaBenskin, LisaBiffle, CathyBirden, MaryBishop, RickyBlackwell, BarryBlackwell, PaulaBlagg, MickieBlankenmeyer, OscarBoren, CarolBortnem, JudyBortnem, LornBoston, DaveBranum, KayBriggs, DianeBriggs, GordonBrown, BritiniBrown, Craig

Brown, NicoleBroyles, WendyBrumley, DannyBueltel, MissyBugg, Fern Burlage, GeorgianneBurleson, BruceBurleson, RitaBurtch, CynthiaBurtch, RodBynum, LiliaCaldwell, TaylorCannon, MikeCannon, ShelleyCapps, PeggyChandler, PaulChastka, HarleneCoker, EdCoker, PaytonCole, MelanieColeman, HeathColtharp, J.Combs, CharlesCosimo, BarneyCox, RogerCrownover, MyraDane, AllisonDane, KimDavis, JenniferDavis, JonathonDean, DerekDedijer, PatDeRojas, Lizet

Diamond, RisaDickson, JanDickson, KenDuffy, KathleenDye, RonEarp, Mary Ebeid, CarrieEbersole, LynnEllis, EdEvans, GarethEvans, PeggyFarquhar, RandeeFerrerra, ZacharyFerring, ElizabethFerring, ReidFickey, SueFolse, CaroleneFolse, LanceForsythe, AnnForsythe, RonFoster, ByrneFoster, ChanceFoster, MarkFraga, MichaelFrederick, JennyFrederick, LarryFrederick, MacieFrederick, MalloryFrisby, PatriceGokey, TiffanyGold, CarolynGold, CurtisGold, Misty

Graves, FinleyGraves, GailGraves, RobertGreenlaw, JeanGrigsby, DebbyHall, SandraHamilton, KayHarper, PriscillaHawley, ChrisHayes, LeighHaywood, JanetteHenderson, CassieHermes, GinaHill, Julie Hillman, JanHindman, SteveHolt, Judd Holt, Suzy Holtz, AngelaHoltz, ToddHooten, GaylaHooten, MarlaHorn, Jim Horn, MaryHouseholder, GlennHouseholder, SharonHowell, JayneHowell, LeeHunt, CathyHyatt, CarolHyatt, JohnIsmert, EleanorJackson, Greg

Jackson, JackieJacobson, CindyJacobson, JakeJordan, BrendaJordan, PhilKashka, MaisieKeaton, CharlineKeaton, RonKeffer, LindsayKeffer, MarshaKelley, JamesKelly, Pete Kelly, Tom Kimmey, RalphKing, JamesKing, Jeff King, MelindaKish, Larry Knabe, JoannaKnowles, SharonKreidel, RachelLagow, LanaLagow, RustyLambert, VicLaminack, JanetLane, EdwardLangston, Susan CurryLear, Kristi Lechler, KevinLee, CindyLewis, BethLewis, MarieLindley, Michael

Lindley, TonjaLong, CarolynLopez, DebbieMacMillan, AnnMajor, MelissaMatthews, AngieMatthews, TracyMcCormick, BonnieMcKnight, BrockMcLain, LoriMcMillen, EvelynMiller, LindseyMiller, LisaMiller, StanMillichamp, NancyMorales, KarlaMorris, JoeMulkey, GwenMullenweg, BettyNeal, Dan Neal, KarenNelson, AllisonNemillion, TobyNeu, TammyNewton, ErinNobles, MarleneNobles, TerryPace, MarcyPadilla, DonPadilla, ShellyPage, Austin

Paine, DebbiePaine, HankPaine, J.D. Parker, LarryParker, TonyaPavelka, JimPavelka, SalliePeeples, SavannahPerry, EmmaPeterson, AnthonyPetty, KarriePfaffly, RamaPhillips, KimPhillips, TimPierce, DavidPinson, JoePinson, SaraPollard, CarolPolo, LindaRamey, HeleneRamey, KentRaubs, KatieReed, Hal Reed, Pat Remley, ChuckReplogle, GinaReus, JarredRichter, AlysonRichter, JonathonRicks, DianeRicks, Murray

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