USDA subsidy information for Martin H Dopplmaier Trust Fbo Thomas Lewis
Addresses on file with USDA for Martin H Dopplmaier Trust Fbo Thomas Lewis
This recipient received $3,343 in farm subsidies directly from USDA. Below we list the addresses of the recipient along with others at the same address. Note: Although the city, state and zipcode of records below may match, each address is unique.
| Recipient name |
City, State |
Years |
|---|
| Martin H Dopplmaier Trust Fbo Thomas Lewis | Spokane, WA 99201 | 2021-2023 |
| Other recipients at this address: | Earl E Kennell Trust - $188,493
Irene Kennell Trust - $189,217
Oscar & Cleo Victor Trust - $180,019
Patrick Trust J N - $51,757
Klobucher Family Trust - $184,187
Flatness/gruver Trust - $219,445
Sasha Bordeaux - $46,057
Heather Liffrig - $46,105
Mark Sams - $69,397
Daniel W Teters Jr - $53,483
Wind Song Goodwin - $16,548
Willow May - $15,827
Travis Becker - $16,524
Elizabeth C Pool Charitable Trust - $116,622
Charles A Pearson - $23,241
Donald L Pearson - $23,238
Thomas W Pearson - $23,238
Ann P Bowling - $23,243
Jason C Salisbury - $40,677
Francis J Pool Charitable Trust - $212,009
Christine R Keith Trust - $6,930
Christy Anker L & Lillian Muir Educational Trust - $21,918
Daniel W Teters Estate/us Bank - $5,091
Oscar & Cleo Victor Trust - $9,747
%jon Norstog - $1,188
Carl Boyd Farms Inc - $6,399
Christine R Keith Trust - $50,262
Farmland Property Trust - $18,477
Francis W Schlaefer Irr. Decendent Trust - $16,624
Gail L Coven - $11,741
Horrigan Investment Company - $181,240
J P & Maude V Schroeder Memorial Trust - $3,329
Jon Norstog Us Bank - $1,188
Martin H Dopplmaier Trust Fbo Mark Ransler - $3,343
Otto & Hattie Dagefoerde Trust C - $64,244
Thomas E Mcintyre - $11,741
Thomas Lewis - $2,863
Veva L Dopplmaier Trust - $18,978
Virginia L Miller Trust - $33,146
Corp Of Gonzaga University - $343,716
Charlene Salisbury Estate - $3,381
Francis J Pool Irrevocable Trust - $13,386
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