Welcome New Members – July 2022

ByNews Editor
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ASFPM extends a big welcome to the following people who joined the association this past month. You can learn more about ASFPM member options and the benefits of becoming an ASFPM member, by visiting the membership page.

Abigail Hubler
Amy Moriarty
Andre A. Mesa Pabon
Angela D. Lolley
Anthony J. Monguso
Brendan C. Comport
Brian Florence
Clarence J. Taylor
Colby Prine
Corey D. Aitken
Craig S. Beavers
Daniel R. Lindley
Emma E. Aschbacher
Emrick J. Soltis, III, P.E.
Eva Korous
Fabian J. Stern
Genevieve Moran

Glenn R. McPherson
Jeff Carter
Jessica Traynor
John C. Fisher
Joshua N. Fredrickson, CFM
Kaitlin D. Ford, PE
Kaitlin E. Mahoney, P.E.
Keith E. Daly
Kurt D. Wallin
Lisa Zeiner
Margaret C. Murray
Melinda R. Brown
Michael Sena
Michael C. Hann
Michael J. Juzefyk
Michelle L. Carter

Nathan P. Holt
Nicole P. LeRoy
Phillip Patague
Richard C. Brown
Ronald J. Barbarulo
Sam Z. Miller, P.E.
Sarah T. Long
Savannah L. White
Sherry A. Collins
Spencer D. Wells, P.E.
Stacey A. Patton
Stacy L. Clements
Sumit Kumar Ghosh, EIT
Taylor C. Hague, MURP, CFM
Terry L. Lamb
Timothy G. Arvin
Whitney C. Gray

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