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Lynn Noll Leopard <>originally from Gallatin, MO

Marsha Lynn Alsbury<> <>originally <>from Stanberry, MO

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It's Official .... Nathan & Jennifer Leopard
The Wedding Weekend
Baltimore, Maryland
Rehearsal Dinner-November 2, 2007
Wedding & Recepetion-November 3, 2007

KCI Airport-Nov. 1st Leaving "Bright and Early" for Baltimore	Rehearsal Dinner Nate & Jen	Bridesmaids Katie Matthews (sister of bride) LeighAnn Swaggerty (Friend of Bride) Deborah Dworsky (Friend of Bride) Hayley Leopard (sister of groom)
Reception Jim & Fayetta (left) Lynn & Marsha (right)	Reception Cutting of the Cake	Reception Barbershop Quartet Singing to Jen "I Want To Grow Old With You" from "The Wedding Singer"
Reception The Cubs Nathan-Hayley-Matthew	Reception Dad and the 3 Leopard Girls	Rehearsal Dinner The Leopard Women

Matt & Katie	Nate & Jen	Hayley Michelle
Live in Liberty, MO Married to Katie Bovick  (July 30, 2005)   Collections Supervisor Wells Fargo Auto Finance	Live in State College, PA Married to Jennifer Grossman (November 3, 2007)   Senior Account Manager Affinity Connection	Lives in North Kansas City Human Resource Assistant Shook, Hardy & Bacon, L.L.P.

     Marsha retired from the Missouri Public Schools, May 20, 2005, after 34 years in the classroom. That includes 3 years in Stanberry R-2 School system and 31 years in the Chillicothe R-2 Schools. Marsha was named 2001-02 Teacher of the Year for the Chillicothe School District. Marsha now is doing some substituting and beginning to look into other interests: home, family & self.  In August 2006, Marsha went back to the classroom half-time, sharing a Title I Reading position in the 4th-5th Grade level, teaching Monday, Tuesday & half-day Wednesday.

      Lynn retired from the Missouri Public Schools, June 1, 2001, after 31 years in the classroom. He went to work in the Chillicothe office of Computers.Networks.Solutions...Inc. for 16 months until the office was closed October 1, 2002. He then set up his own business out of his home called Lep's Education & Computer Services, Inc. After 4 months of working out of his home, he received an appointment to the Missouri Department of Corrections and began work January 6, 2003 as the Education Supervisor (Principal) of the G.E.D. School inside the walls (fence) of the Chillicothe Correctional Center in Chillicothe, only 6 blocks from home, where he continues to work today.