81. HOT RODS By ROHRER'S 1948 CHEVY Owner Steve Meeker. Back to Gallery. http://www.osprey.net/~wsbrink/hotrod/47chev.htm

HOT RODS by RORHERS 1948 Chevy Owner: Steve Meeker Back to Gallery

82. PSI OMEGA DENTAL FRATERNITY - OFFICERS Walter B. Parsons, Lloyd Pearson, Gary Pederson '68. James Price '69, Robert Prochnow'53, Steve Robinson '69. Rohrer Center, Thomas Rohs '78, Thomas Rumereich '73. http://www.tc.umn.edu/~psiomega/contributers01.html

83. Wenger's Feed Mill, Inc./WFM -- Responsible Agriculture Harold Judy Musser. Irvin Musser. Gerald, Regina, Steve Musser. Kerek SherylMusser. Jeff Musser. Rissers Poultry. Doug Rohrer. Carl Rohrer. Todd Rohrer. http://www.wengerfeeds.com/giving_tree.html

Home Contact Us Links Call Us Toll Free Sitemap Wenger's Feed Mill, Inc. Nearly 600 participate in Giving Tree Campaign For more information about The Four Diamonds Fund, see: http://www.hmc.psu.edu/fourdiamonds/ Giving Tree Campaign Participants (in alphabetical order): Employees Employees: William Achor Jim Adams Bill Appleman Manuel Arana Jeff Armold Dale Aungst Dwight Aungst Dan Baumbach Trish Blasdell John Bowman Ruby Brendt Shawn Brenner Joshua Brosius Carol Buckwalter William Burger, Jr. Bill Burkey Jason Campbell Charles Clough, Jr. Deb Craig Glen Crissinger Phil Critchfield Charles Drescher Jody Eisenbise Steve Estep LaVon Flowers Michael Fortney Fulmer Family Don Galbreath Joe Garber Dave Garrett Brandi Gaughf Jill Gebhart Richard Gestewitz Doug Goodling Harold Groff Dale Hassinger Tim Hawthorne, Sr. Vickie Herb Jodi Herr Sherri Kauffman Donald Keener Tim Keller George Kirby George Kishbaugh Susan Klinger Nikki Klock Bruce Kreiser Andrew Krodel Tom Krzykowski Parke Lefever Ray Leiby Jeff Lengel Brian Lesher Holly Lettich Libhart Family Bruce Limpert Linda Lownsbery Tim Mace Scott Martin Ben Martin Ben Martin Aaron Marvin Troy Masser John McCall John McGaw Phyllis Mervos Doug Metzler Marie Miller Gene Molusky Shirley Morgan Munro Family Bill Neilson Gerry Newcomer LuAnn Newswanger Lorae Niehaus Maurice Nissley Norman Nolt Chris Parks Lazaro Piedra-Medina Ella Mae Prescott James Prokop, Sr.

84. Run Ohio -- Race Results Article Mast 2136(100) Gene Black 2149(85) Dave Stewart 2240(75) Tom Uhl 2313(65) JonPatton 2320(55) Glen Rahtz 2328(45) Robert Rohrer 2403(35) Steve Wilson 24 http://www.runohio.com/results/04-21-02_red_brick.html

Go to a Publication Near You! Chicago Athlete Footnotes Inside Texas Running Michigan Runner Midwest Running New England Runner New York Runner Northwest Runner Oklahoma Runner RaceCenter Northwest Runner's Gazette Runner Triathlete News Running Journal RunOhio Silent Sports St. Louis Track Time News Washington Running Report document.write('') DATE: document.write(months[month] + "." + day + "." + year); COMMUNITY Regional News Regional Features Grand Prix Resources ... Message Board EVENTS Calendar Results MAGAZINE Subscribe Where to Find Us eNewsletter Subscribe RUNNING NETWORK MENU National News National Features Training Tips Product Reviews ... EVENT DIRECTORS A Rainy Red Brick Nearly one-third of the pre registered runners stayed home as heavy rains and 40 degree temperatures also keep away many race day registrants in the 22nd annual Miami University Red Brick Run 5K. Just a few days earlier the residence hall beaches (patios) were filled with students enjoying sunny temperatures 20 plus degrees above normal. On race day the streets and beaches were flooded and few students were outside. However, Cincinnati's Henry Dennis came to race. Dennis pulled away from the pack in the first 400 meter uphill and widened his lead after the first turn and the next 400 meter uphill. By the time he hit the mile on the downhill part of the course he had a fifteen second lead. He continued to lengthen his lead on the course that ran through and around the scenic campus. Mason's Derek Griffiths (16:38) pulled away from Eaton's Jason Newport (16:44) in the final half mile to take home runner up honors.

85. I335: Fred ROHRER (____ - ____) Fred Rohrer. . Family 1 Linda BUDENOSKY Fred Rohrer 315 Virginia Chism record 610. http://129.130.4.21/Genealogy/Needham/d0000/I335.html

Fred ROHRER Family 1 Linda BUDENOSKY DIVORCE Christine Marie ROHRER Joseph Steve ROHRER Gregory Thomas ROHRER Fred ROHRER Virginia Chism record #610

86. ITAB Meetings Boesch. Members absent Tim Blevins, Dave Larson, Ron Rohrer, SteveJohnson, Dick Barta and Andy Scharf. Recorder Tracy Barngrover. http://www.accesskansas.org/kirc/refpg5.htm

I TAB Telecommunications Committee Meeting Minutes Contents Wednesday, December 11, 1996 Wednesday, November 13, 1996 Wednesday, October 9, 1996 Wednesday, September 11, 1996 ITAB Telecommunications Committee Meeting Wednesday, December 11, 1996 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Members present: Jerry Niebaum, Denise Moore, Phil Wallack, Ron Rohrer, Mel Chastain and Steve Johnson Members absent: Tim Blevins, Dick Barta, Bob Eckhardt Andy Scharf, Dave Larson, Guy McDonald and Doug Heacock. Guests: Allyn Lockner Recorder: Tracy Barngrover Niebaum opened and conducted the meeting. The minutes of the last meeting are available on the Internet on the CIA webpage. The address is ciao.da.state.ks.us He began the meeting by discussing a new initiative, AInternet II@ which will be used by the universities. The reason for the creation of this initiative is that Universities are finding that there is a real Abottleneck@ for research work. Jerry discussed how the new system would work. He noted that the gigipops have not been defined and paths were not set. There are 70 out of 125 research universities that have committeed to being a part of Internet II. The cost to each university will be a half million dollars per year. It is not clear yet where the management of the gigipop will be. At this point in the meeting, Allyn Lockner from SRS joined the committee. There was lengthy discussion and brainstorming to come to agreement on the definitions for AKansas State Government@, ATelecommunications@ and ACustomers@. Lockner provided direction for the group and will return to the next meeting to continue brainstorming. A synopsis of what the group arrived at is as follows:

87. Bob Rohrer's Friends Gallery 2002 Bob Rohrer All rights reserved. http://www.bobrohrer.com/friends.html

Many files on this site require Adobe Acrobat Reader. Click here to get it free. Home Page Consulting Personal Parris Island ... Our Wedding Friends A War Story Worth Telling My Father Nietzsche My Book ... Home Page Friends Following are some photos of my friends. New photos will be added as they become available. Point your cursor at a photo to read a brief description. Click a photo to see a larger picture in separate window. Click here to print detailed captions you can read while viewing pictures online. To open this PDF, Adobe Acrobat Reader must be installed on your computer. Click here to read Al Loreth's Sea Stories and here to read his commendation.

88. MTU Physics Staff Marg Rohrer, mmRohrer@mtu.edu, Secretary, Fisher 118, 4872086. SteveRuotsala, sruotsal@mtu.edu, Electronics Technician, Fisher 022, 487-2091. http://www.phy.mtu.edu/Staff.html

Department of Physics Physics Home People Instruction Academic Programs ... Recent Degree Recipients Staff Name Email Title Office Area Code 906 Elizabeth Pollins epollins@mtu.edu Department Coordinator Fisher 107 Pamm Besmer besmer@mtu.edu Secretary Fisher 118 Marg Rohrer mmrohrer@mtu.edu Secretary Fisher 118 Jerry Hester jhester@mtu.edu Laboratory Coordinator Fisher 121 Dave Cook dhcook@mtu.edu Department Machinist Fisher 018 Steve Ruotsala sruotsal@mtu.edu Electronics Technician Fisher 022

89. Steve Vai! O Guitar "Wizard" - CafeMusic.com.br http://trombeta.cafemusic.com.br/trombeta.cfm?CodigoMateria=1173

90. Alumni Spotlight - Steve Ryba Steve Ryba '75. Four days after graduating from RUHS in 1975, I movedwith my folks to San Marcos (San Diego County). Steve Ryba '75. http://www.ruhsbandalumni.com/spotlight_steve.html

Back to Alumni Spotlight Index Return to Home Page Steve Ryba '75 Four days after graduating from RUHS in 1975, I moved with my folks to San Marcos (San Diego County). I went to the local Junior College for a year and a half, taking classes in photography, drafting, and graphic arts. Pretty soon, I figured out that I had no idea what I wanted to be "when I grew up," so I joined the Air Force in January '77. I spent the next 10 years on Active Duty, with 6 months in Texas going to school; 4 years in Germany with a mobile and reconnaissance unit; and over 5 years in Maryland, working at the National Security Agency (NSA), also known as No Such Agency and Never Say Anything. While in Germany, I fell in love with the girl of my dreams (Lorraine, the daughter of one of the guys in my unit); we've been married for over 19 years (and happily counting). After the Air Force, we moved back to San Marcos where we sold Real Estate for about 4 years until the Great California Real Estate Crash of 1990 showed us the error of our ways (we got tired of working for free), so I started my own computer consulting business. Starting your own businesscan be tough, so, unfortunately, there was some extra time in there as a pizza delivery driver, too. The computer business eventually did real well, and it led to a contract with a mortgage company in San Marcos doing computer support. That turned into a full-time job offer as the manager of their IS Department. I've been there since 1995; Lorraine has been there as the Network Administrator since 1997.

91. Scott's No Frills Spellfire....AUCTION PAGE!!!!!! Also, it lists bad traders, a worth while site to visit for everyone! Also, pleasevisit Doug Rants and Steve Naus Spellfire web sites. Last updated 26 NOV 98. http://www.webspawner.com/users/spellfiretrade/

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92. Weed Free Updates Cheri Rohrer replied that this is not an option, but creative financing may be SteveSchoenig stated that other states had legislative funding to purchase the http://www.extendinc.com/weedfreefeed/updates.htm

Update s A Meeting SUMMARY: California’s Interagency Noxious Weed Free Forage and Mulch Program Steering Committee Meeting August 20, 2002 CDFA Annex, Room A-317 10AM to 3PM Attendees Karl Bishop, Plumas/Sierra Agricultural Commissioner Michael Boitano, Amador Agricultural Commissioner Bonnie Davis, California Department of Food and Agriculture Steve Schoenig, California Department of Food and Agriculture Rick Landon, Yolo Agricultural Commissioner Duane Chamberlain, Chamberlain Farms Tom Ellis, California Alfalfa and Forage Association, Chmn. Daneece Percy, Nature’s Best Pelleting Dan Putnam, UC Davis Alfalfa specialist Stephanie Balsdon, California Department of Food and Agriculture Connie Berto, AERC Kiran Johl, California Farm Bureau Federation Cheri Rohrer, (via telephone) U.S. Forest Service Joanna Clines, (via telephone) U.S. Forest Service Mietek Kolipinski, (via telephone) National Parks Service Introduction Steve Schoenig chaired the meeting. Introductions were made. Steve proceeded to explain the difference between the Steering and the Stakeholder Meetings. The former consists of members making decisions and discussing related issues assuming the California Interagency Noxious Weed Free Forage and Mulch Program (NWFFM) will be implemented. The members of this committee are consistent in attendance, whereas the Stakeholder’s Meeting is open to the general public; any person is allowed to attend and voice their opinion or learn more about NWFFM Program developments.

93. Talent Acts Galore ...CATALOGED LIST OF VARIETY ACTS... Five-Star Artists Inc... AERIALISTSSilks N' Trapeze Entwine Trio/Quartet, Viva Duo, Sylvia Louis,DorotheeRohrer, Elena Serafimovich,. JUGGLERS Steve August, Justino Zoppe, Andy http://www.kellnet.com/talent/doc6.htm

Five-Star Artists Inc... Presents... Diverse Variety Circus Acts CATALOGED LIST OF VARIETY ACTS... ..Part A... ...Select Your Favorites... Then Call For Availability... ... Musical Talents Found on Next Page ...#6-B...!! ...Go To Part -B-...MUSICAL INDEX LIST ...NEXT... CATEGORIES OF VARIETY CIRCUS ACTS LISTED HERE! VARIETY BALANCE ACTS...Manuel Concalves, Daniela Zoppe, Michael Ashton, AERIALISTS-Silks N' Trapeze...Entwine Trio/Quartet, Viva Duo, Sylvia Louis,Dorothee Rohrer, Elena Serafimovich, JUGGLERS...Steve August, Justino Zoppe, Andy Martello, Chaz Marquette, Bogar Zuniga, Gentleman-Kritian Kristof, Eric Borgman, Raspini Bros, VOICE- IMPRESSIONISTS...Michael Pettit, Rich Natole, Larry Jones, Danny McMaster, Mike Cabot, Bill Peterson, Bill Forte, Vaughn Suponatime, Tiny Tina, CHRISTINE VANLOO ......Fabric Aerialist, Acrobatics, Trampoline Whiz Stationary Trapeze! .......Contortionists, Acrobatics, Ballerina Moves! SZARKA DUO ................Acrobatics, Contortionist, Adagio, perfect timing! SYLVIA LOUIS ..............Trapeze Fabric Artist Aerialist of perfection!

94. Letter Winners R Todd Raymond 96 Keith Reicher 81,82 Jeff Rodriguez 97,98,99,00 Dave Rohde 73Steve Rohrer 87,89 Paul Roth 81,82,83 Brad Russell 00,02 Terry Rysewyk 75. http://www.uwp.edu/athletics/wrestling/Letterwins.html

UW-PARKSIDE WRESTLING LETTER WINNERS A Henry Agallar 97,98,99,00 Ron Alba 82 Doug Andrewski 76,77,78 Tony Apostoli 77 Ken Arend 86, 87 B Kyle Barnes 72,73 Mark Barnhill 70,71,72 Rich Baron 74,75 Kelly Becker 90,91,92,93 Bill Benkstein 70,71 Tom Beyer 70,72,74 Jim Bezotte 91,92,93,94 Kevin Bird 90,91 Shaun Blockwitz 97 Jeff Blochowicz 82 Chris Buckley 90,91,92,93 Tom Burke 80 Doug Bremer 88 Troy Brockman 91, 92, 93, 94 C Keith Casper 92 Kevin Casper 80,81 Joe Charles 98,00,01,02 Mike Cole 94,95,96,97 Robert Coombs 98,00 D Jack Danner 84,85,86,88 Jeff Debe 79,80 Arthur Demerath 86,87,89,90 Dan Dempsey 00,02 Ryan Deprey 99,00,02 Chris Dickson 84 Jim Dolphin 95,96,97 Russ Drankiewicz 81 Mark Dubey 84,85,86,88 Dennis DuChene 87,88,90,91 Joel Dutton 90,91,93,94 E Aaron Eckhart 96 Bob Epping 76 F Dave Fedie 79 Ken Filas 01, 02 Toby Forsythe 74,76

95. Bike Patrol These officers are qualified as bike patrol. Lt. Jerry Bretthauer Joe RohrerSteve Siegfried. Lt. Phillip Eckerberg Lee Pinet Brian Wasson. Lt. http://city.scottsbluff.net/police/bikepatrol/bikepatrol.html

These officers are qualified as bike patrol. Lt. Jerry Bretthauer Lt. Kenneth Webber Lt. Phil Eckerberg Sgt. Tony Straub Pete Wysocki Brian Wasson Anthony Ybarra Joe Rohrer Lee Pinet Cody Enlow Dave Hessler Steve Siegfried Lance Kite Steve Wescher home personnel com cent cstop ... Investigations

96. Www.ibiblio.org/gutenberg/etext96/prjtr10.txt **The Project Gutenberg Etext of US Project Trinity Report** by Carl Maag and SteveRohrer Copyright laws are changing all over the world, be sure to check the http://www.ibiblio.org/gutenberg/etext96/prjtr10.txt

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