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to you. Please contact the
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you will need to give permission to us to reply to you. If you do not get
a response within 36-48 hours, it is likely due to your email program blocking
us from answering you. We
will not fill out access request forms or anything else to send
you the information you asked us for.
Please note that your user name and password are "case sensitive",
a mix of lower and upper case letters along with special
characters,
and must be entered exactly as sent to you. This is to provide as much
security of personal information as we can reasonably expect.
Please check the box to have your browser remember your user
name and password so it will remember you if you lose the e-mail
with the logon info.
Click here to view the roster.
The complete roster is in Adobe Acrobat pdf format. You must
have the reader installed on your computer to view the roster.
If you do not have Adobe Acrobat, you can get it
here. To keep the file size down to a manageable level,
the print may show up too small for your eyes. To correct
that, you can adjust the size in Acrobat using the toolbar at
the top of the page.
The complete roster is over 120 pages so be careful if you print
it out. You do have the capability with Adobe Acrobat to print
out select pages if you wish.
Every attempt is made to ensure the roster is current.
There is an "as of" date on each page for your reference.
All of the information on the roster and the web site is
maintained/updated by volunteers who usually have a regular day job
so additions/corrections, etc. may take a little while to update.
Please keep that in mind. If you have time to spend on helping
in any way with those functions, then by all means, let us know and
we'd be happy to have the help.
E-mail addresses and to a certain extent, home addresses have a
tendency to be fluid so what we show may not always be correct.
Finally, much thought has been given to allow members the
ability to update their information. We have that
capability but there are security issues with that and anyone
would have the ability to change any information on the
database, not just their own. You wouldn't want someone
else to be able to change your information without your
knowledge. So with that in mind, there is going to be only
one database and your changes will need to be sent in as before.
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