Jack Ryan

From California?, Last moved from Arizona, Legal Dept. Patterson, Specialty: Family Law, Called to Bethel w/Children (who have now grown and serve at Bethel).  Other Sheep.

From Cuba, former C.O./D.O., works in the Theocratic Schools Dept. Patterson, Imprisoned in Cuba, came to the U.S. as one of the "Marielitos". Partaker.

From El Salvador, Helper to the GB Service Committee, U.S. Branch committee, OTHER SHEEP.

If a sister wore trousers to the meeting how would she be viewed?

The Panama papers have just become available,

https://offshoreleaks.icij.org

Happy hunting.......

After 30 secs hunting.. 'Jehovah Jireh LTD' came up with British Virgin Islands and Singapore connections.

Haven't got time myself at the moment, but can search by address, names, words etc.

hope you are all well x

snare

#panamapapers

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