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Leader Leah Walker (centre) enjoys helping Young Life members like Sarah Scott

(left) and Danielle Conn.

Area directors Tim Shumka and Kary Millard said they
enjoy “watching kids’ lives change.”

What a nice way to be welcomed. J Vaughan (left),
Julie Ranorth (centre) and Carolyn Campbell greeted
guests.

Chairman Ron Lively and his wife Nancy were only too
happy to attend.

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Volunteer Geoff Duyker (centre) was hanpy to have
Sara Nathanson (left) and Amy Nathanson along as
his guests.

Organizing an event like takes a lot of effort. Just ask
Kathy Powroznik and Lorraine Conn.

They're leaders in every way. Clockwise from back left:
Tim Harris, Alice and Ephie Risho, Alan and Delma
Campbell.

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Jennifer and Robin Delaney, of the famous coffee
touse, arrived for the beginning of the speeches.

Carol Ward and Erik Haakonsholm got a good seat at
one of the front row tables.

These parents support their kids all the way. From left:
Margaret and Rod McCloy, Doug Conn and Leslie
Galion.

Patrick Conn (left) and Temmy Wang were caught
hanging around the desert table — wink.