Melanie W Larsen from 2208 Richmond Ave, Augusta, GA 30904, age 59, Phone: 7067362356

Classmates

Melanie Larsen (Arnell)

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Schools:

Weber High School Ogden UT 1990-1994

Community:

Juli Kimball, Billy Wright

Melanie Larsen (Moy)

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Schools:

Trumbull School Chicago IL 1957-1963

Community:

Len Hoisman, Terri Watson, Angela Giles

Melanie Larsen (Booth)

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Schools:

Centerville Junior High School Centerville UT 1991-1994

Community:

Yi Ya, Janice Bohn, Matthew Christensen, Josh Squire, Jasmine Workman, Shaye Kellins, Ezekiel Hart, Wimpie Coetzee, Ben Bangerter

Melanie Larsen (Thompson)

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Schools:

Sunnymede Elementary School Ft. Smith AR 1986-1990

Community:

Amanda Neff, Demetria Arter, Katie Marsico, Amy Harris, Celeste Snow, Kelly Allen, Christina Wisleder, Thad Crawford, April Morgan, Preston Walker, Jalisa Fields, Vicki Meadville

Melanie Larsen

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Schools:

Mundelein High School Mundelein IL 1975-1979

Community:

Joann Bryant, Ed Souza, Mary Maciejewski, Michael Schramm, Georgette Pulczynski, Delores Kennedy, Steven Mccollister, Dave Dombkowski, Laura Talbot, Kathy Bied, Kirsten Erickson

Freeman High School, Free...

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Graduates:

Kelli Haueter (1980-1984),
Jennifer Pierce (1962-1966),
Todd Peterson (1985-1989),
Melanie Larsen (1977-1981),
Vernett McTaggart (1976-1980)

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News

A Nation Divided: Girl Scout Cookies Differ Around the Country

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polarizing cookie is the Thin Mint, which is explained as such: Thin Mints are the only cookies that share the same name regardless of the baker. Thin Mints, which are trademarked, were first introduced in 1939 as Cooky-Mints," said Melanie Larsen, spokeswoman for the Girl Scouts of Greater Los Angeles.
Date: Mar 04, 2015
Category: Business
Source: Google

Girl Scout cookies in LA County are not the same as Orange County's

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Thin Mints are the only cookies that share the same name regardless of the baker. Thin Mints, which are trademarked, were first introduced in 1939 as Cooky-Mints, said Melanie Larsen, spokeswoman for the Girl Scouts of Greater Los Angeles.
Date: Mar 04, 2015
Category: Business
Source: Google