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Page 1 – Blood Drive Page 2 - Staff Recognition Page 3 – Staff Recognition Page 4 – Program Updates Page 5 – Program Updates Page 6 – Intern Program Page 7 – Who to Contact for What Page 8 – HR Update Page 9 – Medical Dept. Page 10 – IT Update Page 11 – Marketing Minutes Page 12, 13, 14 – Wellness Column Page 15 – New Hires Page 16 – Graffiti Wall Page 17 – Employee Birthdays Page 18 - Employee Anniversaries TW Post Editor: Holly Fleming
Holly can be reached at: (717) 560-7917 or [email protected]
T. W. Ponessa & Associates Counseling
Services, Inc
Volume 9 - Issue 9 MONTHLY NEWSLETTER FOR EMPLOYEES OF T.W. PONESSA & ASSOCIATES
September 2016
TW POST
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STAFF RECOGNITION Support Staff
Bambi Inkrote is back working at Eastern Blvd. Nicole Welsh is now full time in Harrisburg. Nilda Alvarado-Kreiner is being recognized for going above and beyond for the clinicians in the Harrisburg office. Thank you Nilda for all your hard work. A big thank you to Sandi Rynier and Angela Stauffer for going above and beyond in Lebanon. Thank you so much ladies! I appreciate all you do! I would like to thank all support staff for going above and beyond keeping the offices up and running when short staffed.
Dauphin BHRS Stefanie Miller (TSS) - Several clinicians have raved about Stefanie's great rapport with families and staff over the past several months. She also has excellent communication with all treatment team members. Currently, Stefanie is working with a very challenging client and has demonstrated a very positive attitude. Stefanie uses positive resources and therapeutic activities to support her sessions and elicit the participation of parents in session. Keep up the amazing work Stefanie!!
Lancaster BHRS
Keila DeJesus (TSS)- Keila is being recognized for her outstanding dedication to her clients and doing the very best that she can to support them. She has been extremely dependable and completes her hours consistently every week. It is evident how devoted Keila is to this work and making a difference. Her clients are lucky to have her and we are lucky to have her! Melissa Hodge (TSS)- Melissa is dedicated to the success of her clients, and it is evident that she truly wants them to meet their goals and succeed. Melissa's teammates have all recognized this dedication, and have attributed some of the successes to her hard work. She is a great team player and an asset to the teams she works on. Great job, Melissa, thanks for your dedication!
Marty Dennison (MT) - Marty is a veteran member of our team who still comes to work day in and day out with a smile on his face and never complains. Marty is very invested in supporting his clients. He works hard putting in a full caseload of MT and is very appreciated by families. We appreciate Marty’s dedication and his importance to this team.
Cumberland/Perry Positivity is infectious, and these staff members are contagious at C/P. MT/BSCs Nathan Adams and Rebecca Eslinger along with TSSs Olga Baron and Ashleigh Bell earned the July Incentive for having a positive influence among their collegues. Way to go! Keep spreading the positive vibes!
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STAFF RECOGNITION
Lebanon BHRS
Michelle Emerich (TSS) – Michelle consistently billed over the difficult summer months and worked hard to make up hours. Michelle is flexibile with her schedule to meet client needs; which if very much appreciated. We also appreciate her always being a team player on all cases and with administration. Kudos to you, Michelle! Steffeny Feld (MT/BSC) – Steffeny has demonstrated great clinical skills in working with some challenging clients. She does a terrific job eliciting feedback and resources when needed and works really well with her teams. Steffeny is being recognized for her growth and leadership. Well done!
York BHRS
THANK YOU to EVERY TSS for pulling through summer like champs and weathering the transition to camps, daycares, summer school, and park programs, in addition to hot and humid days, not having the most ideal caseloads, and all the extra challenges associated when school is out of session. EACH OF YOU has been a great sport and overcame these hurdles with tremendous professionalism and diligence. Thank you for going the extra mile and sticking it out! The following staff received a gift card in August for being a shining star/super employee: Dondra Lewis (TSS) – Director of Therapeutic Recreation at the Easter Seals, Matthew Ernst, personally called the agency to inform Administration on the wonderful work Dondra performed at their agency throughout the summer. Mr. Ernst and his staff were extremely impressed, felt Dondra to be a diligent, attentive, goal-oriented, hard worker and were grateful for the excellent support you provided the client, and the manner in which you presented stellar, unparalleled professionalism. Excellent work, Dondra! Thank you, Abbey Fry (Case Manager), for your significant help with the August 8th chart review which went very well. Your oversight with this task was very much appreciated. Bravo, Kayla Nelson (BSC/MT), for your patience, understanding and assistance with the very challenging TSS schedule. Ryan was very touched by your thoughtfulness when coordinating staff for clients and truly appreciates your professionalism with this task. As usual, awesome job, Mike Minnick (TSS), for helping out with facilitation of TSS Mentor Group and introducing wonderful topics while leading a supportive, creative, and educational group. Your assistance with this task is much appreciated! High five to Belinda Strouse (BSC/MT) for always going the extra mile to demonstrate a positive and supportive demeanor, and put your best foot forward at your task at hand. You bring you’re a game every day, Belinda, and this is highly admirable!
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PROGRAM UPDATES
Lebanon BHRS
Lebanon’s BHRS team celebrated the end of summer and back to school with a Pizza Party in the Park. We enjoyed a nice evening of relaxation, conversation, food and prizes. Thanks to all of you who participated!
Drug and Alcohol Program
Congratulations to Rebecca Johnson and Kelly Volb! Rebecca Johnson in the Lancaster office and Kelly Volb in the Harrisburg office have earned their Certified Advanced Drug and Alcohol Counselor credential. They were required to pass a national standardized exam and have the required number of hours of experience. Well done, Becky and Kelly! New Interns Please welcome David Snyder, Jane Sheaf, and Alaina Manley to the Lancaster office D&A program. Esteban DiFrancisco will be working out of the Harrisburg office under the D&A program. A big thank you to all the clinicians who offer assistance and support to our interns.
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PROGRAM UPDATES
York BHRS
The 2015-16 academic school year has kicked off and is in full swing! Forging ahead with anticipation to all the learning experiences, excitement and challenges that a new school year brings. Let us all set the bar high to serve our clients and community, and assure they will receive the absolute best BHRS treatment and care!
Word from Coordinator: As my last contribution for the T.W. Post, it is simple to make my final words a farewell tribute to the fantastic team I was honored to lead, the super, supportive colleagues I worked alongside, and the Administration that helped foster my growth and mentored me. You each personify hardworking, talented, creative, caring individuals -- exemplifying excellence and bringing the best out in others on a daily basis. I didn’t view my role as leading a work force but felt it rather a privileged opportunity and commitment to making our community better – a responsibility we all share proudly. Every day I came to work has been an absolute pleasure because of having the chance to interact with kind-hearted professionals. What an extraordinary time I had with the Ponessa family – a team like no other that provided me many fantastic memories to cherish. A heartfelt THANK YOU to each of you! Please make sure to provide a warm welcome to our new Director, Christy Harnish, who is very familiar with the workings of BHRS and who will undoubtedly provide strong leadership and support to everyone as the program transitions. Wishing you all the best for the future as you continue to spread success and smiles and make a difference for the better. . Blessings, Jennifer--
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Internship Program Update
Currently, there are fewer active interns at this time than in many previous years. Several have completed the program and two more left unexpectedly due to personal concerns. In the meantime, ongoing interns have continued doing exceptional work overall. Interns, like employees, have some mind-boggling cases with unusual living situations, abuse histories, and challenging mental health disorders. This leads to lively individual and group supervision. Recently, I have focused on the object relations idea of the “container.” This term describes our psychological capacity to manage our own lives in addition to challenging psychological material from clients. The goal in the internship program is to enlarge the “container” so we can better “hold” our clients with their pathology. The difficult balance is to increase the “container” size while remaining alert and sensitive to client needs. One should not confuse enlarging the “container” with indifference and psychological numbness. We have several outstanding interns starting in late August and early September. Conor Sukhdeo, Penn State, will work in the School-based program. Hilary Wright, Immaculata Psy.D. program, will work in school-based and complete BHRS evaluations in York. Ryan Staudle, Immaculata Psy.D. program, will be in the York EB outpatient program. I included their photos below: Conor Sukhdeo Hilary Wright Ryan Staudle Clinical Comment: Transitions The golf metaphors have ended. They were entertaining and useful but it is time to head for the 19th hole. Next month, I will start another series, identifying profound concepts from early well-known thinkers. I plan to review information from Freud, Jung, Sullivan, Adler, Winnicott, Klein, and many others. I will likely include some insight into their lives to spice things up. Here is a sample: Did you know that Freud spent many summers in Italy with his wife’s sister? Analyze that. Gene Nelson, Psy.D. Psychologist/Internship Director
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WHO to Contact for WHAT
When an issue arises and you need to know who to call – Check the list below to see who can best help you. Note that there are
various names on the list, each having their own specialties. Please direct your call to the person who is responsible for your
concern. Most of the people below can be reached by calling the corporate office in Lancaster at (717) 560-7917.
Who to Contact: Position & Email Address: For What:
Denise Minium Office Coordinator
Everything related to Support Staff at all locations, Office Supplies (pens, paper, etc), Copier/Fax issues, Household supplies (napkins, tissues)
Holly Fleming Administrative Assistant
[email protected] Computer Issues, Email issues, Badge issues, TW Post Inquiries
Joel Ponessa Billing Coordinator
[email protected] Billing Issues/Questions
Stacie Basham Billing Support
[email protected] Credentialing with Insurances
Christine Owounda Human Resources Director
[email protected] Company Policies, Employee Benefits, Compensation, Employment Verifications
Ilka Akers HR Assistant
ID Photos/Questions, New Hire Clearances, ADP password set up, General assistance, Closed personnel files
Brittni Krajnak Benefit & Leave Specialist
[email protected] Healthcare benefit changes/enrollment, FMLA, leaves of absence, Worker's Compensation
Joel Ponessa Payroll Coordinator
[email protected] Paycheck questions, Taxes, Garnishments
Brittany Ponessa Marketing Director
[email protected] Marketing ideas, TWP Employee Perks Program, staff recruitment, community liason
Gene Nelson Internship Director/Training Coordinator
[email protected] Internship program and staff questions/training suggestions and questions
Michelle Blake MH Outpatient Director
[email protected] Mental Health Outpatient Issues, Questions & Concerns
Jim Doughty School Based Director
[email protected] School Based Issues, Questions & Referrals
Deb Bard Drug & Alcohol Director
[email protected] Drug & Alcohol Issues, Questions & Concerns
Felicia DeJesus Medical Director
[email protected] Medical Department Questions or concerns (Psychiatrist or Nurse)
Dee Dructor Acute Partial Hospital
[email protected] Acute Partial Hospital Issues, Questions & Concerns
Jim Carroll Maintenance Person
[email protected] Building issues – cleaning, heating/cooling, insects, Building repairs
Randall Miller Corporate Attorney
[email protected] Legal Questions/concerns about clients, subpoenas
Cathy DeGuire Corporate Compliance
[email protected] Corporate Compliance Questions/Concerns
Marshall Reeser Medical Records
[email protected] Medical Records Questions/Concerns
Christy Harnish BHRS Coordinator- Lancaster & Lebanon
[email protected] BHRS Issues & Questions- Lancaster County & Lebanon County Locations
Vacant BHRS Coordinator- York BHRS Issues & Questions- York EB Location
Casey del Castillo BHRS Coordinator- Chester
[email protected] BHRS Issues & Questions- Chester County Location
Katie Neary BHRS Coordinator- Dauphin [email protected]
BHRS Issues & Questions- Dauphin County Location
Kelly Tabler BHRS Coordinator- Cumberland/Perry
[email protected] BHRS Issues & Questions- Cumberland/Perry Location
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POST IT UP
Do you need to update your information?
Just a reminder that any changes in address or other basic contact information such as name and phone number
must be reported to the Human Resources Department either directly or via your Supervisor. It is crucial for us
to have the most up to date information in case you need to be contacted in regards to benefit changes, other
verifications and mailing such as your W2.
Name & address updates
• To update your name, address and phone numbers please complete an Employee Data Update Form.
• If your address is changing, you will also need to complete a universal certificate of residency tax form to
update your local tax information. It is important to update your local tax information to ensure that the
correct amount of taxes is deducted in payroll.
• Both forms are available on TWP website, once you have logged in through the employee portal, click on
downloadable forms tab, and click on the forms to download. You can also request for the forms from your
supervisor or from the HR office by contacting Ilka Akers, Human Resources Assistant at
Emergency contact updates
To update your emergency contact information, please log into ADP website, click on MYSELF tab, then
personal information link and personal profile link. The emergency information section is on the right hand
side of the page. Please contact Human Resources Office if you need assistance to complete this process.
Below are instruction of ADP Portal registration – if you have not yet registered
1. Go to the https://workforcenow.adp.com/ to register.
2. Click on First Time user registration tab
3. The self-service registration pass-code is TWPonessa-ADP
4. Please enter your information as it appears on payroll - do not use nicknames to register (if your name
on your check is Robert – do not register as Bob).
5. Click on Last 4 digit of SSN for verification
6. Enter your date of birth
7. Contact information
o Please enter your TWP email address
o Please enter your Personal phone number (not TWP phone number)
8. Create your user ID and Password Once the registration process is completed please log in to the ADP
Portal at https://workforcenow.adp.com/ with your User ID and Password.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
We are very pleased to announce the addition of two new psychiatric providers to our medical team, Psychiatrist- Dr. Robert Sack and Physician Assistant- Jeffrey Garofalo!!
Dr. Robert Sack Jeffrey Garofalo Dr. Sack will be working with us as an independent contractor (32 hrs/wk). He completed his medical training at University of Cincinnati College of Medicine and general psychiatry residency training at University of Cincinnati Hospital. He also completed a child/adolescent psychiatry fellowship at Yale Child Study Center. He has worked in various treatment settings and locations. Dr. Sack also worked for several years as a national chief medical officer for Magellan Behavioral Health and also ran his own private practice. Dr. Sack treats patients 16-65 years of age. Dr. Sack will be working in our Lancaster & Harrisburg offices during the following days/times:
� Mon: Lancaster; 10:00-6p � Tues: Lancaster; 8:30-6p � Wed: Harrisburg; 8:30-6:30p � Thurs: Harrisburg; 8:00-1:30p
Mr. Jeffrey Garofalo will be working with us full-time. He is a recent physician assistant graduate from Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania with a Master of Science degree. Prior to his training as a physician assistant, he worked as a high school biology teacher & TSS worker. He will be seeing patients, 18-65 years of age, for medication check appointments. Mr. Garofalo will be working in our Lebanon & Lancaster offices during the following days/times:
� Mon: Lebanon; 8:00-4:30pm � Tues: Lebanon; 8:00-4:30pm � Wed: Lancaster; 8:00-4:30pm � Thurs: Lancaster; 8:00-4:30pm � Fri: Lancaster; 8:00-4:30pm
Please join us in extending a very warm welcome to the newest members of our medical team!!
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IT Department
The IT Department would like to thank everyone for their patience while we worked through the Word Processing selection choice.
It is NOW OFFICIAL and we will be rolling out Microsoft Office 2016 to every TWP computer in the coming weeks!
Your continued patience is appreciated as we make this transition.
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Marketing Minutes
Over the past year, T.W. Ponessa & Associates has sponsored, presented, and participated in several events throughout the 6 counties that we serve. During several of those events, we had asked for volunteers from TWP to help out. To those who will have so graciously given their time to volunteer this year, THANK YOU! We could not have accomplished what we did, without your help! Here are a few pictures of our volunteers from various events:
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TWP WELLNESS COLUMN
EAT YOUR WAY TO GREATER HAPPINESS Yes, it is true! I'm thrilled to inform you that it appears you really can eat your way to
more happiness. In the first major study to elucidate the relationship between what
we eat and our psychological well-being, the verdict was clear, compelling and totally
uplifting. The more fruits and veggies we eat, the happier we are. For this study the
researchers followed the diets and psychological state of over 12,000 adults for up to
seven years. The influence fruits and veggies had on positive well-being was so strong
that measureable benefits were noted for even a single additional daily serving. What's more, the impact was
almost immediate and continued to increase for up to eight servings per day. To put this remarkably positive
impact into perspective, the lead researcher noted that going from almost no fruits and veggies to eight
servings a day would boost life satisfaction on par with going from unemployment to employment. That is
amazing!
Bottom line: Eating more fruits and veggies is one of the surest and fastest ways to be happier. Go eat some
right now!
NEW SCIENCE UNCOVERS HOW ARTIFICIAL SWEETENERS
LEAD TO WEIGHT GAIN If you are using artificial sweeteners to control your weight, take heed. While past studies in both
animals and humans have suggested they can lead to weight gain, scientists have identified for the very
first time just how this can happen. In a series of sophisticated lab experiments, scientists found that lab
animals regularly fed a diet containing the popular artificial sweetener sucralose (Splenda) ate 30 percent
more (yikes!) relative to when they consumed a naturally sweetened diet. The researchers directly
related the boost in appetite and eating behavior observed in the lab mice fed the artificially sweetened
chow to changes in an area of the brain's reward center. This specialized area of the brain is responsible
for integrating sweet taste and energy (calorie) density.
From the beginning of time if we consumed a natural food, the sweeter the food the more calories it
contained, and this important connection was duly registered in the area of the brain mentioned above.
But with zero calorie sugar substitutes, there is no relationship between sweet taste and calories, and
this is where things get dicey. According to the researchers, what results is a recalibration in this special
part of the brain that ultimately signals to the body that more calories are needed, thus boosting
appetite and eating. As an additional consequence of this recalibration, sweetened foods taste even
better, further promoting a sweet tooth and driving up excess calorie intake. Ironically, the neuronal
pathway involved in this study's findings is an ancient remnant from our early history that makes
nutritious foods taste better when we are starving.
In addition to stimulating appetite, the researchers also noted that sucralose triggered hyperactivity,
increased insomnia, and diminished sleep quality-all features common in a semi-starved state. I have
never recommended the routine use of sugar substitutes for a host of reasons, and this new report
certainly adds to my list of concerns. (2)
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SUPERFOOD - WATERMELON
No matter how you slice it, this thirst-quenching, low calorie treat is a reservoir of
wholesome goodness. Watermelon is dripping in vitamins A and C that come along with a mother load of the awesome antioxidant lycopene. This terrific trio of
nutrients qualifies this summer fruit as a champion food for both cancer protection and cardiovascular protection. So go watermelon!
Avocado and Watermelon Salad with Jalapeno Lime Dressing
Ingredients:
2 organic romaine hearts, chopped
2 avocados, cut into segments*
2 cups 1/2 inch diced watermelon
2 tbsp finely chopped purple onion
1 jalapeno, seeds and ribs removed, then flesh minced
3 tbsp finely chopped fresh cilantro
Juice of 2 limes
1/4 cup extra virgin olive oil
1/2 tbsp of jam, honey, or something sweet
Instructions:
In a small bowl combine jalapeno, cilantro, lime juice, olive oil, and jam. Whisk until well combined, and taste for seasoning. If the
dressing seems too acidic add more olive oil. If it seems too oily, add a splash of rice wine vinegar or more lime juice. In a large bowl
combine the avocado, watermelon, onion, and lettuce. Toss with dressing right before serving.
*To cut avocados: Cut them in half from end to end and remove seed (stab it with a knife and twist, the seed should come right
out). Cut the halves end to end again to make quarters. Make 3 lengthwise slices in each quarter not cutting through skin and then
peel back skin to make your avocado slices.
Serves 4
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HOW TO MAKE YOUR DIET CHANGES STICK
If you want the healthy diet changes you make to really stick, I have some great news. According to nifty, new
research your "approach" makes all the difference. The key is a positive focus. Meaning, what works best is
incorporating healthy foods you truly enjoy versus ditching your favorites or forcing yourself to eat foods you
do not like. This was the encouraging conclusion from three separate studies involving 542 study subjects.
Whether the goal was weight loss or improved well-being, the researchers noted the following distinct
differences in the successful study subjects relative to those who failed:
· Those with the most success displayed more self-control and used a positive approach, commonly
focusing on eating more of the healthy foods they liked, while restricting the unhealthy foods they did not love
in the first place.
· Those with the least success exhibited poor self-control and commonly used a negative approach,
typically restricting or avoiding foods they loved, while choosing or "forcing" themselves to eat healthy foods
they did not enjoy.
This new science is perfectly consistent with the realities of human behavior change. We all tend to triumph
more readily when we focus on pleasurable, positive, and truly doable changes like eating more of the healthy
foods we like versus eating those we don't and totally nixing our favorite foods.
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NEW HIRES —
We want to Welcome All of You and Wish You Great Career Success here at T.W. Ponessa & Associates !
Dauphin BHRS Lebanon BHRS
Sean Allen – TSS Ashley Cray - TSS Emily Hooper - TSS Mallory Jacoby - TSS Natalie Nelson - TSS Mikell Simpson - TSS
York BHRS
Danielle Whitebread - returning; former TSS now MT/BSC Brianna Jackson - TSS Orlaith McCann - TSS Armando Rattansingh - TSS
Lancaster BHRS
Brent Rothermel - TSS Jeremy Houck – TSS Samantha Bates – TSS Carlos Garcia – TSS Kelsey Brands – TSS Lori Strickler – TSS Alex Wissler - TSS Alyssa Sangrey - MT/BSC Corinne Snyder – MT/BSC April Stewart – MT/BSC
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GRAFFITI WALL
York BHRS Congratulations, Letisha Deffley (BSC/MT) for the arrival of your baby boy, 8 lbs, 7 oz., on August 9th. Congratulations, Jessica Hess, Danielle Whitebread and Aleshia Mangold receiving for pursuing your master’s degree and moving into the role of BSC/MT. Job well done! Congratulations, Aleshia Mangold (BSC/MT), who married Reuben Woodring on August 20th at Gitt Memorial Library in Hanover, PA. They met almost 3 ½ years ago and had their 1st date bowling. Reuben proposed to Aleshia the summer of 2014 while they were at Ocean City, MD. Congratulations, Aleshia, for a happy blessed marriage!
Lancaster BHRS
Congratulations to Jackie Sauder (TSS) who was married last month! We wish her and her husband much happiness in their life journey together. Congratulations to Treavor Olszewski (MT/BSC) and her new husband on their July wedding! Wishing them many years of happiness together.
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September Employee Birthdays
1st LaTia Manigault Elsa Woosley Julie Bakley 2nd Laksmi Winarni Barbara Stough-Kimes 3rd Gregg Hammond Debra McMichael 4th Brenda Sosa 5th Dora Davis Cody Siepietowski Harold Salazar 6th Marty Dennison Rebecca Powell 7th Janitza Rosado 8th Nakeesha Kenney Tara Elliot 9th Erin Joseph Rachel Thorpe 10th Jessica Meddings 11th Christine Owuonda Frachesca Aldea
12th Andrew White Charles Anspach Jill Corvino Terran Williams-Porter Diane Feldsner Alexis Schollenberger 13th Angelina Myers 14th Rushaan Barimani Valarie Bielicki 15th Marian Lucas Patrick Hicks 16th Beth Collins 17th Craig Clearwater 18th Brent Rothermel 19th Gene Nelson Matthew Book Hannah Hunsinger Mikell Simpson 20th Valerie Motter 21st Stacie Basham Lindsay Reece Ralphy Batista 22nd Christy Harnish Emily Geibe
24th Katie Miller Elizabeth Flood 25th Jennifer Loose Nicole Thompson 26th Emily West Michael Long 27th Carol Pennington Dr. Abonyi 29th Maureen McGuire Ryan Osborne 30th Orlaith McCann
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