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La Verne
Bergstrom, resides in Wenatchee where she works for AgroFresh. Last summer
she and her granddaughter, Annie, traveled to Japan as ambassadors for the Misawa Sister City Exchange.
In addition to ringing bells for 24 years, she enjoys quilting and
refinishing furniture. La Verne serves on the United Way
Board, the Washington Apple Education Foundation Board and the Misawa
Sister City Board.
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Dawn Fike lives in Leavenworth,
works in hospitality and feels like she's the one on
vacation every day. An active bell ringer for over 20 years, she
also loves Christian/Jewish music, baking cookies and chihuahuas.
Two years ago she traveled to Israel with a Work & Witness
church group and it is her goal to go back there to live and work.
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Ginny
Langum has been involved with handbells for 30
years, first in her church in Colfax, WA, then joining the Marlin
Handbell Ringers 20 years ago. Ginny
is married to Dick and they have 3 grown children and 7 beautiful
grandchildren. Both she and Dick are retired from public school
education and love to travel in their motor home.
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Ruth
Hull,
Wenatchee, moved to Wenatchee from San Diego. She is a wife,
mother of four, and grandmother of ten. She is active in both church music
and Bible study.
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Nancy
Marsh is an Occupational Therapist who works for Healthy Options
Home Health and is the recipient of the 2010 Wenatchee Business and
Professional Woman Of The Year Award. She is a lay Minister in her
Episcopal Church in Cashmere, and is involved in preaching and
counseling. Nancy has been a member of the Marlin Handbell Ringers
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JoAnne Prusa retired to
the sunshine of Cashmere and spends her time volunteering with the
Cashmere Museum, prison ministry, Performing Arts Center and
juvenile court. She enjoys reading and travel, and has an ambition
to visit all the National Parks. Her goal is to become organized.
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Linda Read is a
former flight instructor, retired manager of a large anesthesia practice,
single mother of three grown and gone kids, and lives in Wenatchee.
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Dick Rieman is a
retired airline pilot and is involved in environmental
projects to help save the planet for the rest of us to enjoy. Tina and
Dick have been ringing bells in the Marlin group for over 30 years |
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Tina Rieman is a
retired ski instructor, works in graphic design, and loves skiing, hiking,
kayaking and anything outdoors.
She coaches cross-country skiers for participation in the WA State Special
Olympics and is an advocate for special needs folks in the
Leavenworth area.
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Sandi Hendrickson, a
recent transplant from rainy SW Washington region grew up in
Portland and earned her O.T. degree at Mt. Hood
College in ’83. She is the Rehab.
Director at Cashmere Convalescent Center. She was a member of the
SW Washington Symphony playing flute and piccolo for over 14 years.
She’s addicted to NCW weather and loves to do
anything active outside, "as
long as it’s not raining!"
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