Trustees attending February's board meeting gather on the steps of Horner Administration Building.
Chairman; Richard Allen, Sr.; Howard Bullard, Treasurer; John Wyatt;
Front row, l. to r.: Ramon Yarborough,
Bill Stewart; Harvey Wright; Jim Bledsoe; Jane Johnson;
Dick Player, Vice-Chairman; Frank Stout, Secretary.
Back row, l. to r.: Wes Jones, Jack Lindley, Mary Lynn Bryan, Lyndo Tippett, Loleta Foster, Robby Lowry, Betty
Hasty,
George
Joe Walker,
Miller,
Keith Allison,
Jerry Keen,
Chuck
Dohn
Broadwell,
Noe, Bryan
Tom Walden,
May,
Bill Lowdermilk,
March
Riddle,
Bill West,
Alumni Association President.
thodist College Board of Trustees
D. Keith Allison
Richard R. Allen, Sr.
Frank Barragan, Jr.
James A. Bledsoe '67
Dohn Broadwell
Mary Lynn Bryan
A. Howard Bullard, Jr.
Wade E. Byrd '70
Loleta Wood Foster
William H. Gattis
John B. Gillam, III
Dan W. Gore
Betty Upchurch Hasty
Edwin A. Hubbard
Jane HookJohnson
J. Wesley Jones
Jack P. Lindley
William P. Lowdermilk
Robby Lowry
George W. Miller, Jr.
Vance B. Neal
James B. Noe
Richard 1. Player, Jr.
William M. Presnell '71
Sarah Reeves
March E Riddle
J. Thomas Smith
Louis Spilman, Jr. '64
William 1. Stewart
Frank P. Stout
David K.Taylor, Jr. '68
R. Dillard Teer
Jerry A. Keen '65
W. Lyndo Tippett
Terri S. Union
Michael G. Lallier
Joe W. Walker
William R. West '69
Harvey T. Wright, II '70
John W. Wyatt, Jr.
Ramon 1. Yarborough
TRUSTEEEMERITI
Mott P. Blair
ED. Byrd, Jr.
J. Nelson Gibson
Clyde McCarver
I.H. O'Hanlon
W.V.Register
PRESIDENTEMERITUS
Richard W. Pearce
BISHOP
Marion M. Edwards
THE STAFF
Bill Billings '68, Editor
Tom Maze '93, Alumni Editor
Lee Glenn, Sports Editor
Jami Sheppard, Bill Billings, Photographers
Angela Cunningham, Graphic Designer
Cynthia Curris, Jay Dowd, Deborah Robinson,
Kristen Pue, Copy Editors
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
OFFICERS
Bryan May '92, President
Nona D. Fisher '88, 1st \lice President
Larry Philpott '73, 2nd Vice President
Lynne D. Smith '86, Secretary
Lynn M. Carraway '71, Immediate Past President
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION DIRECTORS
Travis Alfrey '96, Sylvia Tartt Boland '82, Lynn M.
Carraway, '71, Gordon Dixon '66, Rhonda
Etherden '79, Kim Johnson '95, Nona Fisher '88,
Jamie Justice '94, Don F. Learherman '72, James
Malloy '78, Elaine Marshall '83, Bryan May '92,
William J. McMillan '89, Jerry Monday '71, Sran
D. Mozingo '87, Marsha Henry Nardone '68, Betty
Neill Parsons '64, David M. Perry '78, Larry
Philpott '73, George Small '85, James B. Smirh '91,
Lynne D. Smith '86, Michael Stone '92, Rebecca
Strickland '77, Trudi Jaber Waters '70, Shelia Yates
Mattingly'84
Methodist CollegeToda
In This Issue
VOLUME 41, NO.1
SPRING 2000
& Board
Pages 2-3
Letters from the President
Chairman
Pages 4-11
Milestones for 1999: Academics, Business
Affairs, Student Life, Enrollment Services,
Institutional Advancement, Athletics
Pages 12-15
Letter from Alumni President, Alumni News
Pages 16-30
Annual Giving Report
A New Year Brings
New Buildings To Methodist
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OFFICE OF INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT
Jay Dowd, Vice President of Institutional Advancement
Bill Billings '68, Director of Public Relations
Cynthia J. Curris, Director of Development
Tom Maze '93, Director of Alumni Relations
Kirsten Pue, Development Associate
Jami Sheppard, Director of Student Media
Diane Wise, Gift Records Coordinator
Jamie Schalla, Advancement Assistant
Michael Molter '94, Director of Web Services
Deborah S. Robinson, Public Relations Assistant
Methodist College does not discriminate on the basis of age, race, sex, national or
ethnic origin, religious denomination, or disabilities for otherwise qualified persons in the administration of its admission, educational policies, scholarships,
loan programs, athletics, employment, or any other college-sponsored or advertised programs.
Methodist College is related by faith to the North Carolina Annual Conference,
Southeastern Jurisdiction, The United Methodist Church. It is an independent
corporation rather than an agency of the Conference and is responsible for its
own debts and obligations.
Methodist College moved ahead on many fronts in 1999. The College
opened two new buildings funded by the Expanding
the Vision Campaign.
Margaret and Walter Clark Hall gave the Reeves School of Business a new,
state-of-the-art academic facility, with its own computer lab and a small
auditorium. The new wing of Davis Memorial LibralYand improvements to
the original building provided new reference and study areas, a Special
Collections Room, and 20 additional computer stations for students.
In the academic area, Methodist was recommended and approved for
reaffirmation of accreditation by the Southern Association of Colleges and
RAMON L. YARBOROUGH
Schools. In athletics, the men's and women's golf teams again won their
respective national championships. The Athletic Hall of Fame inducted its
second class.
On behalf of the Methodist College Board of Trustees, I would like to thank the administration, faculty and staff for all
their hard work. These achievements and those of Methodist students and alumni are a constant source of inspiration
to us. Through its 7,097 graduates, Methodist College has become a great force for good in our community, state,
nation and world.
In the Fayetteville area, Methodist College remains a major economic and cultural asset. The bulk of its $24 million
budget is spent locally, while its 2,000 students and 294 full-time employees constitute a major block of consumers.
Special events at Methodist-symposia, concerts and summer camps--draw thousands of people to the campus. Faculty,
staff and students give many hours of volunteer service to the Fayetteville area.
Because Methodist is tuition-driven and has a relatively small endowment, gifts and grants are needed to keep pace
with recent enrollment growth and new programs. To the hundreds of friends and alumni whose gifts have endowed
scholarships, helped fund new buildings, or undelwritten new programs, I offer my heartfelt thanks. Your support has
made a tremendous difference in the last decade, and continued growth will require even more in the years ahead.
On the eve of the 21st centUlY,let's resolve to keep Methodist College a place of honor and distinction, a school that
prepares people of all ages and backgrounds to go forth and do great things in our world. I am proud to be associated
with Methodist College, and I am excited about its future.
Sincerely yours,
~d~
Ramon 1. Yarborough, Chairman
Methodist College Board of Trustees
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During 1999, Methodist College was blessed in many ways. With the opening of
Margaret and Walter Clark Hall and the addition to Davis Memorial Library, the
campus grew to 28 buildings.
These facilities were made possible by gifts to the
Expanding the Vision Campaign.
In FebrualY, the Board of Trustees approved a Strategic Plan for 2000-2005,
which included five general recommendations
and 27 specific recommendations
for improving college programs
In April, the College was visited by
and facilities.
the Reaffirmation Committee of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools,
which issued three commendations,
sixteen recommendations,
and nine
suggestions.
The Committee
programming,
our Professional
trustees for strengthening
commended
Student
Life for its residential
Golf and Tennis Management
the College's financial
M. ELTON HENDRICKS
programs, and the
condition.
In athletics, Methodist was most successful in men's and women's golf-repeating
as national champions-
and in women's
softball, where the team went undefeated in the Dixie Conference and won its first-ever NCAARegional bid. In addition, four of
our athletes won All-America honors last year, and Methodist placed 13th out of 357 schools in the Sears Director's Cup competition,
based on the overall success of its athletic program.
Aswe began our 40th academic year in August, we launched the ARRIVED (American-Russian
Entrepreneur
Development)
program and awarded full scholarships
Regional Institute for VisionalY
to four Russian students who will earn business degrees and
return home to promote the free enterprise system. The fall semester also brought record residential enrollment
and a record total enrollment of 1,972.
In October, Methodist College was recognized in a guidebook published
promote character development.
by the John Templeton
of 759 students
Foundation
for its efforts to
The guide described our Honor Code and efforts by the Faculty and Collegiality and Development
Group to enrich the Honors Program, the B. F. Stone Endowed Lyceum and the MC Marquee Program.
Last December, we learned that the Southern Association had reaffinned our accreditation.
by graduating
community,
our 7,000th student!
We also reached another milestone
Imagine the positive difference that 7,097 Methodist College graduates are making in our
state, nation and world! To all our friends, but especially to members of the North Carolina Conference of the United
Methodist Church and to residents of Fayetteville and Cumberland
County, I salute and thank you for making this milestone
possible. Your vision, hard work and generous gifts have made Methodist College a great place to live and learn.
As we begin the 21st century, academic excellence and spiritual development
enrollment
growth and rapid technological
together-staff,
remain our central focus. In the years ahead,
change will pose special challenges for Methodist College, but if we continue to work
students, friends and alumni-I
believe we can take the College to a new level of excellence.
That is my goal,
and I urge all who believe in "Truth and Virtue" to climb aboard!
Sincerely yours,
'-/J{- ~
M. Elton Hendricks
~U
President
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mtlW I The
Mind, Body and Spirit, You Must First Change The Mind.
Lassitel; associate professor of psychology, presented a paper entitled "Aging
dademic
Affairs
and Driving: The Need for Improved Driver's License Testing."
This
presentation sparked a lively debate with strong opinions on both sides of
the aisle.
Several new faculty members were hired during 1999: Stephen "Pete"
Petersen became the director of the professional
tennis management
in May. Although it took most of the summer to prepare the addition
Thefor library
the new
to Davis
Library
studentstaff
use,occupied
it was ready
for addition
the students
whenMemorial
they arrived
on
campus for the Fall '99 semester.
(it school is a building
The reaffirmation visit was conducted by the Southern Association of
Colleges and Schools in April. After we submitted the follow-up report in
September,
SACS notified
accreditation.
Methodist
College of its reaffirmation
with four walls and
tomorrow inside. "
of
The reaffirmation visit proved to be better than anticipated,
particularly the three commendations
received by the College.
-Unknown
The 15th Southern Writers Symposium, originally scheduled for September
17th and 18th, was cancelled due to inclement weather. This is always a
premier event on the campus, and everyone was disappointed when the
weather necessitated the cancellation.
The four Russian students who were awarded full academic scholarships
in business administration
arrived to initiate the College's new ARRIVED
program. Hugh Harley accepted the position of director of the athletic training
program.
Todd Lyden, a graduate of Methodist College, assumed the responsibilities
for Visionary
of debate coach and academic advisor. Dr. Stephanie Westmyer accepted the
Entrepreneur Development program became a reality with its goal to promote
position of assistant professor of speech. Dr. John Fields was appointed an
free enterprise and entrepreneurship
business leaders.
Science Department as an assistant professor of history. Mr. Ronnie Martin
program.
The American-Russian
Regional
Institute
in Russia by training some of its future
The third annual B.F.Stone Endowed Lyceum was held March 23, 1999,
in the Yarborough Auditorium, Margaret & Walter Clark Hall. Dr. Donald
assistant professor of chemistry. Dr. Carl Dyke joined the History and Political
was appointed the director of the social work program. Dr. Richard Hall was
appointed an assistant professor of religion and philosophy.
KyleKing assumed the position of Assistant Dean for Institutional Research.
Dr. David Gunto, cataloging/special
collections
librarian,
and Katie
Stottlemeyer, reference librarian, joined the library staff. Darlene Morgan
accepted the position of academic advisor.
Robin Greene, assistant professor of English at Methodist College, gave a
public reading of her recently-published book, entitled Real Birth: Women
Share Their Stories, in November 1999 at the Arts Center in downtown
Fayetteville.
The first Nimofks Endowed Professorship, established in 1997 with a gift
from Fayetteville businessman David R. Nimocks,]r., and family, was awarded
to Dr.len-Hsiang Lin, professor of economics in the Reeves School of Business
and director of the school's Institute for Business and Marketing Research.
The professorship provides an annual salary supplement
programming,
Students peruse books in Davis Memorial Library.
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teaching
materials,
appointment is for five years.
or professional
to be used for
development.
The
During the 1998-99 academic year, the faculty of Methodist College
distinguished
itself through
publishing
articles,
presenting
papers,
conducting seminars and workshops, and using their professional expertise
in community service.
In addition to the faculty who presented papers or moderated sessions at
meetings, Academic Affairs provided funds for seven faculty to attend
conferences for the purpose of broadening their expertise in their fields.
By: Anthony J DeLapa
Vice·President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the College
~als
for 2000
Permanent seats were installed in August '99 at
Monarch Field
• Continue to promote student success by enhancing academic support services such as the
Academic Development Center and the Writing
Center.
• Focus on enrollment management and the
retention of entering freshmen.
• Improve assessment strategies of all educational programs and promote the use of results
for improving student learning.
• Assess the general education core curriculum
and use assessment results to improve the
effectiveness of core II courses.
• Develop strategies for improving the Student
Information System to enhance research efforts.
• Implement a master's level program for the
Physician Assistant Program by fall 2001 and
carefully evaluate proposals for additional
graduate programs.
~siness
Affairs
last year. Last summer we submitted a lengthy application to the
TheHigher
Office
of Business
AffairsFinance
was involved
several
majorGovemment
initiatives
Education
Facilities
Agencyinand
the Local
Commission in Raleigh for authority to issue tax-free revenue bonds. After
an extensive review process, we were approved for a $14.2 million bond issue.
The bond proceeds will be used for the following projects:
-$8 million to refinance existing debt.
-$3.5 million for a new residence hall that will accommodate 68 students
and an area coordinator.
-$800,000
for the renovation of science labs.
-$700,000
to buy 33 acres of land adjacent to the campus.
-$600,000
to renovate the four original residence halls (Cumberland,
-$600,000
for contingencies and issuance cost.
Other major initiatives included the hiring of a purchasing agent, the
completion of a new Staff Policy Manual, the purchase of a 33-acre tract
of land next to the campus for improved access to the south campus, the
award of a construction contract for a new 68-student residence hall, and
completion of a new entrance and stoplight for College Centre Office Park
at Stacy Weaver Drive.
Last summel; we renovated 45 rooms in Weaver and Cumberland halls,
installed four emergency call boxes on campus, and added a backflow
valve on the main water line into the campus. We also made minor repairs
and improvements to our older campus buildings and grounds.
By: Gene Clayton
VicePresident for Business Affairs
~als
for 2000
• Establish a plan to draw water from the Cape
Fear River to irrigate the campus golf course,
athletic facilities, and central campus.
• Complete the process for obtaining $14.2
million in bond financing for four campus
projects (listed above).
• Identify and negotiate with new professional
businesses for location in College Centre
Office Park.
• Renovate 100 dormitory rooms in Sanford and
Weaver halls.
• Renovate and refurbish three or four laboratories in the Science Building.
• Complete construction of a 68-student, apartment-style residence hall and community
building.
• Repair and paint the exterior of Cumberland,
Sanford, Garber and Weaver residence halls.
Garber, Sanford, Weaver).
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/.9.9.9
~dentLife
and implementing innovative ideas.
ForIn the
Student
Life, 1999 was
a year
of building
upon successful
pl'ograms
fall, occupancy
in the
residence
halls reached
an all-time
high of
759 as compared to 704 the previous fall. While there was a slight increase in
the number of new students, the number of returning students was higher
than eve!:
The increase in occupancy is also related to improved service provided to
resident students.
The residence life staff has provided more frequent and
higher quality programming for students. We have also continued implementation and training regarding the departmental Code of Ethics, which
Students play "Trivial Pursuit" as part of a
"Garber Game Night. "
was created in 1998. In addition, the Residence Life Staff Association was
created as a forum for resident advisors to provide feedback and suggestions
to residence life professional staff members.
The Office of Career
Services created
a new Web site in 1999
(www.methodist.edu/careerservices) that includes an online job recruitment
system, updated information on upcoming events such as workshops, job fairs,
and on-campus recruitment opportunities, infOlwation on career assessments
and graduate school testing, information specific to employers, information
for alumni, and links to job listings and career assistance.
In addition, the career center added a new computer with software designed
The public safety department counts among its accomplishments a crime
stoppers column in the Monarch Messenger and expanded community policing efforts, including the new emergency call boxes on campus. Additional
crime prevention, rape prevention and CPR certification classes were offered.
TWosecurity officers completed training to become certified to teach the Rape
Aggression Defense curriculum.
Equipment was purchased to enhance train-
ing. Anumber of police officers achieved higher certification levels and completed various training programs.
The Religious Lifeprogram continues to provide opportunities for students,
faculty and staff to engage in worship, study, fellowship, prayer and service.
I
((Either will find a way,
or will make one.
I
The Rev.Carl King became our campus minister. Participation in Wednesday
worship services has increased; guest preachers and non-traditional
JJ
-Sir Phillip Stanley
music
selections have been incorporated.
The Gospel Choir was created and has added special music to worship services. This group meets weekly and sings during worship monthly The choir
will soon take its show on the road. Campus Ministry sponsored a climbing
wall during Family Weekend, which provided a wonderful opportunity for
to assist in the development of resumes and cover letters. This software also
campus outreach and publicized the various religious life activities.
includes a virtual interview and the ability to upload resumes to every major
resume bank on the Internet. The Career Center experienced increases in the
By: Kimberly L. Dowd
Vice-Pres/dentfor/Dean of Student Life
number of students being served, the number of career development workshops offered, and the number of recruiters coming to campus.
The Counseling Center continued to experience increases in the number of
students utilizing its services. In 1999, more students than ever were served. A
~als
for 2000
new focus of the center has been the creation of the SUCCESS!Project, which
is co-sponsored by the Lura S. Tally Center for Leadership Development.
Through this project, students are identified as potential leaders and nominated by faculty and staff to participate. They are then invited to a dinner in
their honor and also invited to participate in a weekend workshop to assist
them in developing their leadership potential. The Counseling Center also
provided more effective outreach to resident students by recruiting and training residential peer counselors. There is at least one residential peer counselor living in each residence hall, who is available to residents at all hours.
Improvements were made in the area of Health Services. The health clinic
is open one evening each week, and the evening appointments increased in
1999. A campus-wide flu vaccine was offered and the Hepatitis B vaccine was
given to staff members to meet OSHArequirements.
In addition, there is an
ongoing process to update both medicines and equipment.
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• To provide programs which assist students
in reaching their personal and professional
goals.
• To create an interpersonal and supportive
environment which facilitates the processes
of individual and community development.
• To challenge students' attitudes and beliefs
about themselves and the world around
them in an effort to stimulate holistic development.
• To maintain integrity and fairness in working with students, faculty and other staff.
~rollment
Services
((Education is not the filling of a pail,
but the lighting of afire.))
.
and the College began the fall semester with 1,974 students.
upward
trend
at Methodist
College
The
regularenrollment
day program
andcontinued
the residential
enrollment
bothinset1999,
new
An
- William Butler Yeats
II
records. The College also witnessed dramatic growth in the Evening College. The College began its 40th academic year with a student body that
represented 46 states and 23 foreign countries.
The freshman class included 104 Incentive Scholars. This academic scholarship recognizes high school students who have an outstanding academic
background.
These students represent 27% of our freshmen class. The GPN
SATaverage of our Incentive Scholarship recipients was 3.49/1101.
In 1999-2000, the College awarded over $5 million in institutional aid to
its students. We remain committed to providing a strong and proactive financial aid program.
In addition to academic awards, the College offers a
wide variety of grants and scholarships that are designated for students who
have demonstrated financial need. Each year this comprehensive aid pro-
~als
for 2000
• Continue to improve the academic proftle.
• Successfully implement SOAR(Summer Opportunity for Academic Readiness).
• Expand visibility and enhance on-line recruitment.
• Continue to develop and improve admissions
publications.
gram makes the dream of attending Methodist College a reality for many
deserving students.
The Office of Enrollment Services would like to thank the many alumni,
United Methodist
friends, Enrollment
college faculty, staff, and coaches who played such
Total
Residential
Enrollment
Day Program
a major role in making 1999 a successful recruitment year. Your willingness to share your "MC Story" with prospective students and their families is
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1998
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1997
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extremely beneficial. Let's continue to work together to ensure a bright enrollment future at Methodist College.
By: Rick Lowe
Vice-President
for Enrollment
Services
Vice President for Enrollment Services Rick Lowe greets a prospective student and her family.
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())(istribution
;;;zJ
The Class of Majors
'99
Distribution
of
~ rv1'ge(Students
Fall '99
40 and over
35-40
4%
6%
25-29
17%
22-24
31%
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Arts
3%
(Full-time students)
~rollment
Education
14%
N = 303
HistoryFall Terms (1980-99)
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2000
1500
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Research and Effectiveness
rh
site-in
~stitutional
Octobet:
In September our annual alumni phonathon was curtailed somewhat by
Advancement
Hurricane Floyd, which flooded large areas of eastern North Carolina. The
last weekend in October brought another successful homecoming built around
the theme "Still Crazy After All These Years."
As the year ended, we developed and posted Web pages outlining ways to
make gifts to Methodist and welcomed Tom Maze as alumni director and
Kirsten Pue as development associate. On the heels of the most successful
for the Office of Institutional
Two events stand
comprehensive campaign in the College's histOlY,we began a feasibility study
to February
many generous
was very
rewarding
dedicationsupporters,
of Margaret 1999
and Walter
Clark
Hall and
the Oct. 31 open house for the new wing of Davis Memorial Library. These
Advancement.
to explore possibilities and opportunities for the next major fund-raising
initiative. Thanks again to all the volunteers and donors who made 1999
were the keystone projects of the Expanding
ended in 1998.
another great year for Methodist College.
Thanks
out-the
the Vision Campaign which
By: john
Vice-President
In February, we kicked off our Annual Fund Drive, with Lyndo Tippett
serving as honorary Loyalty Day Chairman.
P. Dowd, III
Advancement
Loyalty Fund receipts were used
to supplement the operating budget. We again honored our major donors
with a Donor Recognition Banquet.
In March, we produced our first "annual
for Institutional
~hletics
report" in Methodist College
Today. In April, we held a Scholarship Luncheon that brought together the
donors of endowed scholarships and the students who were current recipients
thereof. This is our way of thanking those benefactors who are helping to
make a Methodist College education possible for many students.
N
had run out of trophy case space. Our coaches and athletes achieved
1999
to ayear.
close, the Methodist College Athletic Department
great came
deal last
Basketball seasons concluded in late February with the Lady Monarchs
earning a co-championship in the Dixie Intercollegiate Athletic Conference.
The men's team finished second in the Dixie's regular season and made it
to the finals of the conference tournament held at Averett College.
Our spring sports had the most productive seasons. Both the men's and
women's golf teams claimed national championships, as the men's team
won the Division III trophy in convincing fashion and the women's team
won the Division II and III trophy in a come-from-behind charge. Men's
golfer Chad Collins was the NCAANational Champion and was named as a
First Team All-American. On the women's side, both Tracy Gage and Tanice
Nilson were named as First Team All-Americans.
M,: & Mrs. William Spade, representatives of the
Hubert M. Willis Scholarship, with recipient Lalique
Metz '99, a senior biology major.
The baseball team finished the season 29-13 and won the Dixie regular
season title in dramatic fashion with a sweep of nationally-ranked
Wesleyan on the road.
NC
In all, the spring sports at Methodist College earned four All-American
In July, our Public Relations Office prepared and distributed a new "OneMinute Look at Methodist College," an "Expect the Best" rack piece, and a
mass mailer card advertising Evening College. These were followed in the
fall by a Speakers Bureau brochure, a new postcard, a new Christmas card, a
new 30-second TV commercial, and a Faculty Source Book. The PR Office
also sent out 6,238 press releases last year and placed more than 100 print
and broadcast ads for a variety of college programs and events.
honors, two NCAAnational championships, three Dixie Conference
Championships, 22 All-Conference honors, three Conference Player of the
Year honors, and one Coach of the Year honor.
The calendar year also saw the Methodist College Athletic Hall of Fame
grow from seven to 11 inductees with the November induction of four welldeserving Monarchs.
To wrap up the 1999 athletic year, Methodist College placed
13th
out of
357 in the Sears Director's Cup Trophy which recognizes overall athletic
In August, Mike Molter '94 joined our staff as the College's first full-time
webmaster. Bythe end of the year, the MC Web site had grown to over 1,000
program success among all Division-III schools. The
pages and the quality had improved dramatically. Faculty and staff in almost
the highest in school history and was the highest of any South region and
Dixie Conference school.
every department worked very hard last year to build "snappy" Web pages
and we are grateful for that.
Jami Sheppard, our new Director of Student Media, hit the ground running
and the student newspaper staff changed the newspaper's name to MONARCH
MESSENGER. Jami recruited many new staff members for the newspaper
and yearbook staffs and the paper went "on-line"as part of the MC Web
13th
place finish is
With first-year head coach Ron Simpson at the helm, the softball team
earned the program's first-ever NCAARegional bid after going 32-12 on
the season and sweeping Dixie play with a 10-0 record. Six Lady Monarch
softball players were named to the First Team All-Conference squad.
By: Robert McEvoy
Athletic Director
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Congratulations to the Methodist
College Lady Monarch Basketball
Team on their 1999-2000 Dixie
Conference Regular Season
Championship!
Methodist College
Athletics
2000 SUMMER
CAMPS
• 21-5 Overall Record
• 10-2 Conference
Record
• Conference
Tournament
Runner-up
• 11 game win streak
• 17 game home win streak (Current)
Methodist College Girls Basketball Camp
June 12-16
Methodist College Boys Basketball
Camp
June 19-23 • July 10-14
Methodist College Football Camp
Winter Sports Dixie Conference Honors
• Dee Dee Jarman - Women's
Basketball Coach of the Year
• Triba Williams - Women's
Basketball 1st Team AIIConference
• Demarkus Byrd - Men's
Basketball 2nd Team AIIConference
• Elliott Williams - Men's
Basketball Rookie of the Year
July 10-14
Methodist College Golf Camp (Co-ed)
June 24-29
Tom Austin's Baseball Camps
June 12-16 (Pee Wee) • June 19-23 (Little League)
June 26-30 (Advanced) • July 5-7 (Hitting Camp)
Methodist College Volleyball Camp
June 26-30
Methodist College Softball Camp
June 12-16 (Ages 9-12) • June 19-23 (Ages 13-19)
Methodist College Soccer Camp (Co-ed)
June 26-30 • July 10-14
For more information about Methodist College summer
camp opportunities, please contact the
MCAthletic Department at (910) 630-7175 or
log on to our website at www.methodist.edu/athletic.
The Cup of Life
Women's Soccer Exhibitions
Saturday, April 15th, 2000 - 10:00 a.m.
Methodist College Soccer Field
Admission: $3.00(age 13 and older)
at gate
MC students please show student
ill
Participants:
FLORIDA: 1998 NCAA CHAMPIONS
Coached by.Becky Burleigh '89, MC Hall of Fame Inductee
OLD DOMINION UNIVERSITY
Coached by Joe Pereira, Former MC Women's Soccer Coach
UNC-CHAPEL HILL: 1999 NCAA CHAMPIONS
DUKE
10
~urch&
'ty
comm~~tations
('Many are the plans in a man Jsheart, but
it is the LordJspurpose that prevails. JJ
-Proverbs 19:21
We continued
to do mass mailings
about our Pastor's Appreciation
Certificates to United Methodist ministers across the state, and also sent
than 60,000 visitors in 1999. People came to Methodist College for
Thechurch
Officemeetings,
of Church concerts,
and Community
played and
host summer
to more
lectures, Relations
athletic events
camps. Reeves Auditorium and the Alumni Dining Room in the Berns Student
literature about the College to prospective students whose names were given
to us by United Methodist ministers in the North Carolina Conference.
Last fall, we added the Cross and Flame Emblem of the United Methodist
Church to the original Methodist College sign that faces Ramsey Street. In
Center were used extensively.
The Methodist College Clergy Friends Association and the separate Laity
June, we helped church officials in the North Carolina Conference make
Friends Association met twice last year. United Methodist ministers were
arrangements
invited to our fall and spring Pastor's Days, which are scheduled to coincide
Cumberland County Auditorium. Many college staff members and members
with the Womack Endowed Lectures. Last July several Laity Friends helped
of Fayetteville area churches served as volunteer registrars.
Annual Conference Session of
the United Methodist Youth Fellowship in the North Carolina Conference.
We had record attendance
of 370 youth and 82 adults. In addition,
conference
In December, the Rev. Rodney Hamm, superintendent
paint stairwells and doors in Cumberland and Sanford halls.
Last summer we again hosted A.C.S.-the
for and stage the annual
meeting
at the
of the Burlington
District, was our baccalaureate speaker and received an honorary Doctor of
Divinity degree.
the
By: Tryon D. Lancastel; Sr.
Assistant to the President
annual meeting of United Methodist Women attracted 196 persons.
Guest conductor William Mathis addresses a concert audience in the Riddle Center at the 1999 Handbell Festival
sponsored by the N. C. Conference of the United Methodist Church.
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Methodist College and the Methodist College Alumni Association had
another great year in 1999. Byall accounts, this was the best Homecoming
ever. The teacher breakfast, the golf tournament, the Athletic Hall of Fame
Induction dinner, and the alumni dinner and dance all had record
attendance! I would especially like to thank the Class of '69 for setting the
standard for a successful class reunion.
If you missed it, you missed a great time. Mark your calendar for next
year's homecoming, which will be November 3rd and 4th. We have
many exciting ideas that are sure to make next year's Homecoming even
better.
BRYAN MAY
I encourage you to get involved with the Alumni Association. You can
start contributing by letting us know what is going on in your lives. Wewant to hear from you!
The Alumni Association will be emphasizing the 20 x 2000 campaign this year. The 20 x 2000 campaign is an
effort to increase Methodist Alumni gift giving to 20 percent in 2000. Aclass agent program is currently being
established. I encourage all of you to help us reach this goal by making a gift and by volunteering to help with the
campaign. Ahigh percentage of alumni giving is a sign of a strong institution.
The Alumni Association had several social gatherings in 1999. We will be hosting many more events this coming
year. If you are interested in hosting or helping with an event in your area, please call the Alumni Office. An event as
simple as a cookout or lunch at a local restaurant is a great way to catch up with old friends and meet Methodist
graduates that you do not knOw. Some of you would be surprised to find out how many Monarchs are living in your
community!
The College is always looking for help in recruiting new students. Thank you to the 301 people who gave the
Greatest Gift scholarship in 1999. This scholarship program has helped educate many of Methodist's best students.
Also, the Admissions Office would like alumni to help with college fairs. Call Admissions and find out when a
representative will be in your area.
Asyou can see we have many exciting plans for this year. We need your help to reach these goals! I can't emphasize enough that we would like for each and every one of you to interact with the Methodist College community in
some way this year.
Thank you for your continued support.
~~
Bryan May '92
President
Methodist College Alumni Association
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~eCial
Georgia Student Finance Commission
Recognition
and the Commission
on Colleges of the
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. Methodist College awarded him the
Distinguished Alumni Award in 1985 and an honorary Doctor of Divinity degree in
1989. Louisburg College awarded him a President's Medallion in 1985. He was
Last summer; Metbodist Collegesubmitted profiles f)n tbefollowingfor special recognition at tbe General Conference of tbe United Metbodist Cburcb May
5 in Cleveland, OH
named to Whos Whoin Amer'ica for five consecutive years, from 1992-96.
The Reverend Michael W. Safley
and tbe ReI'. Safley ll'ill be among 246 outstanding graduates of
United Metbodist institutions of bigber learning featured in a slide sbow and
printed program as part of "Higber Education Nigbt. "
DI: yOU'
The Reverend
to the cause of nurturing
and youth.
Dr. Thomas S. Vow, III
of Young Harris College in Young Harris, GA,
education,
career
Mike Safley holds a B.A. in English
in higher
United
minor in religion and philosophy.
Methodist
Clinical
Dr. Yow is a 1966 graduate
of Methodist
Religion. After graduating from Methodist, he
became a United Methodist minister, serving
three different churches in the North Carolina
Conference.
He subsequently
earned Doctor of Education
and Master of Divinity
degrees from Duke University.
From 1985-91, he served as president of Martin Methodist College in Pulaski,
TN. During his tenure there, enrollment
doubled.
grew 57 percent and the college endowment
From 1977-85, he was assistant to the president of Louisburg College.
From 1973-77, he was director of admissions and financial aid at Methodist College.
Since becoming president of Young Harris College in 1991, Dr.Yow has assumed
numerous
leadership positions in his community
and state. He currently chairs
the Association of Private Colleges and Universities of Georgia and serves on the
He earned
his Master of Divinity, with a concentration
colleges.
College, where he earned a B.A.in History and
and
History from Methodist College, with a double
holding important administrative
posts at four different
and loving children
This calling is evident in his life
journey by the roads he has willfully chosen to
travel.
Dr. Thomas S. Yow,III, the current president
has had a distinguished
Michael W. Safley, a 1972
graduate of Methodist College, lives a life devoted
Pastoral
Education,
from
in
Duke
University in 1975.
Reverend Safley became president of the Methodist Home for Children in July
1997. He served as the chaplain
and area supervisor for the agency from 1975-78
and was a member of the home's Board of Trustees from 1985-92.
From its headquarters in Raleigh, NC, The Methodist Home for Children operates
twelve group homes for children across North Carolina, as well as emergency homes
and shelters and seven juvenile detention facilities. The agency will soon open a
new Child and Family Enrichment
Center adjacent to its headquarters.
Prior to his current ministry, the Reverend Safley served: ten years as vice president
for student affairs and dean of students at his alma mater, Methodist College; five
years as associate director of the North Carolina Conference Council on Ministries;
and four years as pastor of Middleburg United Methodist Church. He is an ordained
elder in the North Carolina Conference of the United Methodist Church. In 1998,
he received the Methodist College Alumni Association's Distinguished Alumni Award.
Lethodist
THE
20%
CollegeAlumniAssociation
BY 2000 INITIATIVE!
What is 20% by 2000? Endorsed by the Methodist College Alumni Association Board ofDirectors, this initiative is an effort to reach and sustain
20% of active alumni support by the end of 2000. Last year we were at 15%.
Why such an initiative? Methodist College is a non-profit 501-C (3) organization, with an operating budget in excess of $24 million. It receives
no income or support from the state or federal level and tuition costs cover only 57% of the operating costs of the College. Also, many charitable
foundations and trusts ask our alumni giving percentage when approaching them for major gifts or grants. They want to know how our closest
constituents view the College and measure the annual giving rate,
How can I participate? Your gift, which may be designated to a specific area, directly impacts our students inside and outside of the classroom.
Whether it is $10, $100, or $1,000, you can help us reach our goal now. This year we are stressing palticipation rather than dollar amount. Make
checks payable to Methodist College. All gifts are tax deductible as allowed by law.
Can I make my gift go further? Yes. Check with your company's Human Resource Office to see if they match charitable gifts to Colleges. This
could double, and in some cases, even triple your gift.
What about alumni giving at similar schools?
Virginia Wesleyan
13%
Roanoke College
35%
Maryville College
46%
Emory & Henry
50%
Methodist College offers many ways to help support your alma mater.
We are here to help. Come visit us and see how your financial contributions are making an impact on Methodist College.
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sSiNotes
The WhO',What and Where of Methodist College Alumni
1972
1984
Congratulations
to the daughters of SUE G.
GILES. One has graduated from the UNCChapel
Hill graduate programs in pediatrics. Her other
DEBORAH RICHARDSON graduated
daughter started UNC in the fall.
Aug. 11,
1999 with a MBADegree and finished second in
the Army Comptrollership Program (ACP) at
Syracuse University. She was also inducted into
Beta Gamma Sigma honor society for finishing
in the top 20% of her ACPclass. A full-time Army
Reservist, she will next complete a one-year
1975
LEE WARRENof Fayetteville, NC, was recently
honored by the NOlth Carolina Wildlife Federation
internship in the Joint Chiefs of Staff Office at the
Pentagon.
as the Sportsman of the Year for 1999.
1964
Congratulations to LUCYS. MARTINon her recent
retirement.
1967
JOHN HARACIVET and wife, Brownie, just
completed their eighth year on the island of St.
Thomas in the U. S. Virgin Islands. Check out
W. ERVIN SMITH was promoted
to Program
Manager of the Solutions Developer Marketing
Partnerships at IBM onJulyl, 1999.
1977
MARSHAHUDSONwas married to LarlY Lux on
Oct. 10, 1998. Friends can write to her at 6317
1987
DR. CU PHUNG and his wife,]ulie, announce the
birth of their first child, Emily, on Feb. 27. Cu
teaches chemistlY at Methodist.
1988
Valley Estates Drive, Raleigh, NC 27612.
SHEILAP VAUGHTis now teaching art at Virginia
Williamson Elementaty School in Calabash, NC.
1979
1990
their Website at www.geocities.comltempesUsv5 .
1969
STEPHEN ATKINSONhas been promoted to Vice
President of Strategic Marketing and Sales with
Thomson Consumer Electronics.
His wife,
Marilyn, Class of '71, is a tennis director for the
Hamilton County Community Tennis Association
and recently received a national community
service award from the United States Tennis
Association. They live in Carmel, IN.
VANA. FLETCHER,JR. is now the Executive Vice
SUSANRYANis currently teaching at Long Hill
President and General Manager of Virgin Records
in Nashville, T
ElementalY where she is serving her third year as
Grade team leader. She and her husband, Chris,
Methodist College's Director of Student Activities,
have two sons, Christopher and Joshua. They are
1980
RONALD R. REECE is the owner of Reece
Construction Company in Pittsboro, NC. He and
his wife, Ethel, have 3 children; 10 year-old twins
and a 15 year-old daughter.
1970
HENRYFARRELLand his wife, Anna, celebrated
their 29th wedding anniversalY on Sept. 13, 1999·
Their daughter is currently in law school.
1981
with 30 years of social work service at Dorothea
Dix Hospital in Raleigh, NC.
14
JAYFULLERTONis currently assigned to Fort Polk
in LA.His address is 5455-C Brown Court, Ft. Polk,
LA71459.
1991
KEVINANDNICOLEKRIEWSannounce the birth
DAVIDHAYSis the Director of Development for the
North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service, a
division of North Carolina State University.
of their second child, Lexi Marie Kriews. She was
born on Nov. 10, 1999.
NANCYRAMSEYhas recently moved from Florida
1971
ROSALINDC. THOMPSONwill retire in Feb. 2001
expecting a new addition July 4th.
1982
LYNDAW.PARLETTis the DirectorofDevelopment
at the University of North Carolina at Pembroke.
to Northern Virginia where she is teaching 6th
grade in Fairfax County. Her e-mail address is
hoopernr@aol.com.
GRETCHEN MATTHEWS AVERITTE and her
JIM NICKERSONmarried Dr.KellyCaruso of Stone
Harbor, NJ on Dec. 4, 1999. The couple lives in
Freeport, ME. Jim is the Head Golf Professional
husband, Mitch, announce the birth of their first
at Val Halla Golf Course. He may be reached at
child, Emelyn Ruth, on Mar. 23, 1999. Their
VHNICK99@prodigy.net.
1992
VALERIE HAREL continues
to work at Tulane
University and will complete a degree in Computer
Science this May.
JOHN AND ANGELA (LANGSTON)
RIMM
announce the birth of their first child, Ethan John
on Dec. 14, 1999. Angela received her Master's in
Educational Leadership from Lehigh University
in January of 2000. John earned the designation
ChFC, Chartered Financial Consultant, from the
American College in Bryn Mawr, PA.
CHRISTINE BABBSCOTT recently wrote in about
her new mailing address. She is located at 8015
w. TERRY McPHERSON '68 died Monday,
Dec. 13, 1999 at his home in Mount Olive,
NC. He was a retired teacher.
address is 966 Church Street, Newport, NC 28570.
1993
Obituary
He is survived by his wife, MalY Lou P.
1997
McPherson;
CANDICE MARTIN and Charles Moody are
engaged. They are planning to wed in 2001.
Udy Mabe of Rockingham.
his mother,
Emma Gray
McPherson of Rockingham;
and a sistet;
His funeral was held Dec. 15 at Tyndall
BRENDAWARE received her Master's Degree in
Elementaty Education on Dec. 12, 1999 from
Funeral Home. Agraves ide service followed
at Northam
Fayetteville State University.
Cemetery in Rockingham.
Memorial gifts may be made to the Mount
JUSTIN TERRANOVA
is currently living in Norfolk,
Olive Rescue Squad.
VAand is engaged to Jeannette Cox, Class of '98.
Justin is an assistant soccer coach at Old Dominion
University and the Director of Coaching for the
Chesapeake Select Team. Jeannette is the
Cheerleading Coach at ODU and working at an
art gallery.
Lakepointe Court, Plantation, FL 33322.
What's New
With You?
1998
TRACEYMANESS is a Regional Sales Manager
with Automatic Data Processing in Lexington, KY.
She will be receiving her MBAin May from the
University of Kentucky. She will many Derrick
Huber, a pharmaceutical
representative,
in
October.
SHELLYM. VINSON and her husband,
Elbert,
and
IST COLLEGE TODAY. If you would like
at St. Maty's School in Raleigh, NC.
AMANDA SYKES AUTRY and her husband,
department and is their historic interpreter. Jim
is working on his master's degree in Civil War
William, had their first child, Emily Savannah
Studies through the American Military University.
Autry, on Nov. 5, 1999. Amanda is the Library
Media Coordinator for District Seven Elementaty
School in Wade, NC.
1999
in the "Class Notes" pages of METHODto share some good news (marriage,
births, promotion, civic or professional
honor)
please return tills form.
ALUMNI NEWS
(Please include Name and Class Year)
YOLANDAV.BOLTONis now teaching art at Pine
Forest High School in Fayetteville, NC.
1995
to KAREN MURPHY who will
RUTH FALCONwas married to David Toro on Dec.
marry Capt. Hank Presecau (USMC) on July 27,
2000. Karen is currently teaching anatomy and
physiology at Jacksonville
High School in
Jacksonville, NC.
she is a Spanish teacher at South View High
School.
Congratulations
administration,
1999. He weighed 7lbs. and 11 ounces. He now
joins proud big brother Alexander, who just turned
six years old. After a year off to raise the new baby,
JAMES GREATHOUSE is now working at the
Museum of the Cape Fear Historical Complex in
Fayetteville, NC. He is a member of the education
ROXANNECANNADAY
is now the Athletic Director
faculty,
alumni enjoy reading about MC alumni
Shelly will return to teaching at the elementary
level.
1994
College
welcomed their son Nicholas William on Aug. 25,
SUSANH. JOHNSON had a baby boy, Justin, in
Nov. 1997.
11, 1999. They are living in Fayetteville, NC, and
Send your news or change of address to:
Alumni Office
VALERIEJOHNSONis living in Charlottesville, VA.
Methodist College
She is currently working in a French Preschool.
They will be reassigned to the Washington, DC,
5400 Ramsey Street· Fayetteville NC 28311
or call
area inJune.
1-888-221-4826
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~eakdown
(By Constituency)
Of Total Gifts
Given To Methodist College
In 1999
Alumni
Corporations
$124,437
&
Foundations
Friends
$430,209
$50,726
Faculty/Staff
Independent
College Fund
Individual Churches, Districts and Auxiliary Groups
NC Conference of the United Methodist Church
Parents
$41,399
$22,925
$293,863
$12,032
Total: $1,323,468
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$347,877
$10,000 OR ABOVE
Mr.James
A. I31edsoe
13roadwell Land Company
Power & Light
Mrs. Margaret Clark
Cumberland Community Foundation
Estate of Clara Jewell Westbrook
First Citizens Bank &Trust Company
Dr. Sid Gautam
Mr. and Mrs. M. Carr Gibson
Haigh, Byrd & Lambert
I-Iandicomp, Inc.
The ]anirve Foundation
Mrs. Thelma Johnson
Dr. and Mrs.].Wesley Jones
Mrs. Pauline Longest
NC Independent College Fund
North Carolina Conference UMC
Mrs. Sarah C. Reeves
Mrs. March FRiddle
Short Stop Food Mart
Sir John M.Templeton
The Florence Rogers Charitable Trust
United Methodist Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Ramon L.Yarborough
Carolina
Highland Press, Inc.
Mr. EdwinA. Hubbard
J C Penney Company
J.P Riddle Charitable Foundation
Ms. Elva 1.Jess
LTC and Mrs. Lehman H.Johnson,jr.
Johnson-Sherman Company
Dr.William R.Jordan
Mr.Jerry A. Keen"
Kiwanis Club of Fayetteville
Largent Consulting Engineers
Mr. and Mrs.jack R. Lindley
Dr.William P'Lowdermilk
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan \v. May
Dr. and Mrs. Oscar McFadyen,]r.
Mrs. Mary Mercer
Metropolitan Life Foundation
Mr. Mitchell A. Nance
Mr.Vance B. Neal
North Carolina Natural Gas
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Norton
Mrs. Mary R. O'Neal
Mrs. Betty Neill Parsons
Valley Motors, Inc.
Wachovia Bank & Trust Company
Mr. and Mrs.Thomas 1.Walden
Mr../oeWWalker
Mr. L.StacyWeaver,]r.
Mr.john H.Wheeler
Mr. and Mrs. HarveyT. \Vright, II
Mr.john W.\Vyatt
Mr. and Mrs. \Vilson FYarborough,Jr.
Yarborough Motor Company
$500 - $999
The Reverend]amesA.Auman
Mr. and Mrs. Terry C. Bibleheimer
$1,000 - $9,999
Alamance Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. Grant L.AJJeyne
Allte!
American Honda Motor Company, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Von Autry,]r.
Mr. Frank Barragan,jr.
Mrs.Appie \v. Bolton
Mrs. Linda B. Bourland
Me William L.Bowman
Branch Banking &Trust Company
Mr. Charles Broadwell
Mr. Dennis 1. Bruce
Mrs. Mary Lynn Bryan
Mr../ohnG. Buie,Jr.
Cargill,lne.
Carpen tel', Cammack & Assoc.
Mrs ../udy Cashwell
Cavin's Business Solutions
Chaminade Music Club
Mrs.Ann G. Cimaglia
Mr. Cermette J Clardy,./r.
Dr. Theresa P Clark
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Clayton
Cooke Foundation
Mr. Richard 1. Dean
Dr. and Mrs.Anthony J DeLapa
Dickinson Buick-Dodge
Disabled American Veterans
Mr. and Mrs. G. Gordon Dixon
Mr.T.Phillip Dunn
Edenton Street Methodist Church
EUA Cogenex
Fay. District of the UMC
Fayetteville Publishing Company
Dr. Margaret Folsom
Mr. Robert C. Foreman
Mrs. Dorothy H. Gardner
Gener-.LlBoard of Higher Education and
Ministry UMC
Mr. Robert S. Gibson
The Reverend RayT. Gooch
Dr. and Mrs. Stanley G. Griffin
Mr. Swayn G. Hamlet
Mrs.Anita S. Harding
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harrington
Ms. Margaret C. Harriss
Mrs. Betry U. Hasry
Mrs. Robert C. Hatfield
Haymount United Methodist Men
Dr. and Mrs. M. Elton Hendricks
Mr. Gordon B. Herbert
Hercules Steel Company, Inc.
May graduate Denise Shuey celebrates.
Dr. Richard W. Pearce
Peter Stewart Enterprises
PGA Consolidated Disbursement Account
Pharmacia and Upjohn, Inc.
The Reverend and Mrs. Charles R. Pittman
Mr.llichard L Player,./r.
Poole \Varehouse, Inc.
Powers-Swain Chevrolet, Inc.
Mr. F.Patterson Quantz
Reed-Lallier Chevrolet
Smithboro Furniture Company
Sodexho Marriott Mgmt, Ine.
Mr. Louis Spilman,]r.
St.John'S Episcopal Church
Stewart Nissan-Oldsmobile
Mr. Herbert G. Stiles
Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Sturdivant
The Estate of Margaret K. Swink
Systel Office Automation
Mrs. Lura S.Tally
Mr. and Mrs. W Lyndo Tippett, CPA
Ms.Terri Union
V-Point Super Market
Mr.William H. Billings
Mr. Robert W Bloodworth
Bobby Taylor Oil Company, Inc.
Mr. Robert E.Bryan,./r.
Bullard Furniture Company
Mr. and Mrs.]ohn Butler
Mr.Thurston Callahan
Carolina Regional Radiology
Dr. Suzan K. Cheek
Dr. and Mrs. Robert S.Christian
Mrs. Martha A. Clarke
Crowell Constructors,lne.
Mrs. Mildred Dexter-Rosell
Ms. Gail Dickinson
Mr. Murray 0. Duggins
Econo Lodge 1-95
Dr. and Mrs. Gerald Ellison
Fayetteville Baseball Club, Inc.
Dr. Loleta W Foster
Mr.Alan 1. Freed
Gaston Music Education Foundation, Ine.
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas]. Gates, M.D.
Haire Plumbing Company, Inc.
Harris W'holesale
Dr. and Mrs. William C. Harrison
Mr.]. Daniel Highsmith, Sr.
Highsmith-Rainey Memorial Hospital
Dr..Ion L Hobbs
Holt Oil Company
Mr. and Mrs. Diehl Jones
Mrs. Virginia K. Kern
Mr. and Mrs.]ames M. Kizer
Mr. Frederic]. Koch
LaFayette Motor Sales, Inc.
LaFayette Society
The Reverend Dr.Tryon D. Lancaster
The Lance Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Lowe
Mr. Dale W Marshall,./r.
Mr. Larry Marshall
The Honorable and Mrs. D. Carmichael
McIntyre, II
Mr. and Mrs. Ed McLeod
Mr. Gerald F Meek
Dr. Eric W Miller
Ms. Maureen M. Molter
Moorman, Kizer & Reitzel, lne.
Mr. Philip L.Mullen
Mr. David R. Nimocks,]r.
Mrs. SarJ.h O'Hanlon
Mrs.JoAnna C. Palumbo
Dr. and Mrs. Henry E. Parfitt
Mr. Larry S. Philpott
Raleigh District United Methodist Men
Mr.Anthony E. Rand
Mr. and Mrs. Dean F.Russell,]r.
The Rev. Mike Safley
Mrs. Lynne D. Smith
Sprint Foundation
Stout Properties, Ine.
LTC and Mrs.Walter M. Swing
Mr../ohn CTally
Mr. GeraldA.Teele
Triangle Bank
Mr../oseph W Ulatowski
Union Corrugating Company
Mr.M.JWeeks
Wellman,lne.
Mrs. Louis R.Wilkerson
WKML-FM
The Womans Club
Mrs. Mary Yarborough
Dr.Thomas S.Yow,III
Mrs. Frances Zeigler
Mr. and Mrs.James M. Zeigler
$250 - $499
AAA Glass Company
Dr. Samuel Adu-Mireku
Mr.Travis D.AJfrey
Ms. Darlene A.Allen
Ms../oan English Allen
Mr. David R.Altman
Arrow Exterminators of Fayetteville
Mrs. Dawn EAusborn
Mr.\V Glenn Bell
The Reverend Or. Nancy Ruth Best
Ms. Carolyn G. Boose
Mr. Harry L Britt,]r.
Mrs. Nancy I3roadwell
Broadwell Construction Company
Dr. Lori Brookman
Cape Fear Amateur Radio Society
Centura Bank
Mr.Anthony Chavonne
Dr ../ohn C Clamp
Dr. Franklin S.Clark
Dr. and Mrs. Samuel]. Clark, III
Mr. Norman A. Coltrane
Mr. Steve Conley
Dr. Robert H. Cooper
Copiers Plus, Ine.
Mr.WilliamJ Costin,./r.
Mr. Billy Davidson
Mr. and Mrs.Jay Dowd
Mr. Robert R. Dunn
Eastern Turf Equipment, lne.
Mrs. Nona D. Fisher
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Mr.Theodore D. Gelman
Dr. William E Grimes
Mr. and Mrs.James S. Harper
Mr. and Mrs. \Villiam R. Hawley
Mr. and Mrs. David Herring
Mrs. Wanda A. Herring
Mr. Charles S. Hester
Mr.Jerry Hogge
Mr. and Mrs.John E Holmes
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Holtsclaw
Hurst Annaho
Interim HealthCare of the Eastern Carolinas,
Inc.
Mrs. E. Ann Sutton
Mr. George E.Thomas,Jr.
Mrs. Brenda Tinney
Tire Sales & Service, lne.
Vanstory-Exum Insurance Agency
Ms. Cynthia A.\Valker
Mr. L.Stacy Weaver, III
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin B.Wells
Mr. Bill R.West, Sr.
Ms. Rita S.Wiggs
Ms. Marian W Williams
Mr.Jerry C. Wood, Sr.
Woodland Nursery
Ms.Angela]. Benjamin
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Bennett
Mr.Willie E. Bethune,Jr.
Billy Bill Grading Company, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Birch
Mr.]. Spencer Birdsong
Mr. Carl C. Birk, Jr.
Mr. Brian W Bishop
Mr. \'\I.A. Bissette
Dr. Joan Bitterman
LTC Mildred E. Blackwell, USA (Ret.)
Mr. Steven K. Blanchard
Mr. GrJ.ham B. Blanton
Ms. L.:1.urenCaulder
Mr. Ben A. Cavin,Jr.
Central Animal Hospital
Mr. Robert]. Chaffin
Mrs. Mithu Chaudhuri
Chris's Open Hearth Steak House
Mrs. Kathryn Christian
Chums,lne.
Cigna Matching Gifts Program
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Mrs. Linda M. Clark
Mrs. Mary Pride Clark
Dr. Hendricks assists the son of a December graduate as he places his mom's baccalaureate hood.
Jernigan & Warren Funeral Home
Mr. Gordon E.Johnson
Dr. and Mrs. p.-dulS.Johnson
Ms. Robin H. Kelly
Mr.Jay Kirkpatrick
LaFayette Cemetery Park Corp.
Cpt. and Mrs. David). Leach
Lee Hyundai, Ine.
Mr.jamesA. Maher
Mr. Ray MaIming
Mr. Richard Martin
Mr.Thomas C. Maze
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McEvoy
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus G. McKnight
Ms. M. Regina McLaurin
Morris, Colyer &Associates, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Ocie F.Murray,]r.
New Rainbow Restaurant
Mr. Ron Padrick
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Parsons
Dr. Lorenzo Plyler
Cpt. Orrin B. Powell, USN(Ret.)
Mr. Bruce R. Pulliam
Mrs. Susan Pulsipher
Quality Inn Lake Wright
Mrs.Anne C. Raper
Reid, Lewis, Deese & Nance
Rent· America
Dr. and Mrs. Otto E Rogers
Mr. and Mrs. Wilford R. Saunders
SCS Direct Mail Marketing
Mrs. Rollin W Shaw
Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Shuller
State Farm Companies Foundations
Mrs. Marie T. Stewart
Mr. Cameron Stout
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Dr. Andrew Ziegler
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Adecco Employment Services
Ms. Margaret S.A1exander
Allegiance Mortgage Corp.
Mr. D. Keith Allison
The Reverend Gary E.Allred
LTC John K.Andrew, USA (Ret.)
Ms. Mary Ann Angelicchio
Antex Exterminating
Mr. Howard RArden
Mrs. Lynley RAsay
Athletes International, Ine.
Mr. and Mrs.james AtwelJ
Mr.]oshua G.Averette
Ms.JudithAycock
Backyard Burgers
Dr. Joseph W.Baggett
Bank of America
Barfield & Jenkins, PA.
Mrs. Eunice Barrett
Mr. David A. Bass
Bass Air Conditioning
Ms. Peggy G. Batten
Dr. Elizabeth Belford
Blashfield Communications
Mrs. Sylvia T.Boland
Mr. and Mrs.Joseph). Bonargo
Miss S.Allyson Bouteiller
Mr. Barry A. Box
Mr. and Mrs. Baylus C. Bramble
Mr. Mark T.Branch
The Honorable and Mrs. E. Maurice Braswell
Mr. George W Breece
Mrs. Lynn B. Breeden
Mr. Kip W.Broadfoot, III
Mr. Hal Broadfoot,Jr.
Ms. Summer E. Brock
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin N. Brower,Jr.
Mr.John W Brown
Mrs.Terri S.Brown
The Reverend Wesley E Brown
Dr. Joseph Brum,Jr.
Mr.]efferson D. Bruton
Mr. and Mrs.A. B. Bryant
Mrs. Catherine Bryant
Mrs. Marion H. Bryant
Mrs. Betty G. Bunce
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Burlington Industries Foundation
Business Consultants, Inc.
Mrs. Debra A. Byrum
Mr. Levie C. Cameron
Mr. Henry C. Campen
Ms. Ruby). Campen
Cape Fear Broadcasting
Cape Fear Crocs
Cape Fear Orthopedic Clinic
Mr. Clyde C. Capps
Mr. Kenneth R. Carlton
Mrs. Sandra M. Carter
Mrs. Patricia M. Cashion
Clark Sporting Goods
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Clary
Cliffdale Classical Elementary School
Mr.John W Cline,Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Michael W.Clover
The Reverend and Mrs.james H. Coile
Mrs. Doris P Cole
Mr. Ronald K. Coleman
Mr. Samuel H. Compton,jr.
Corporate Interiors & Sales
Mrs. Duke B. Crane
Mr.WilIiam B.Crompton,III
Cross Creek Lincoln·Mercury
Mr. Russell C. Crowell
Mrs. Ruth R. Cnmlley
Cumberland Mills Elementary School
Cumberland Road Elementary School
Ms. Edna W Curl
Dr. C. T.Daniel
Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Daniel
Mr. and Mrs.Thomas Daughtrey
Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Dawson
Ms.]. Lois Dawson
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Deaton
Mayor Edwin S. Deaver
Mr. Hank Debnam
Mr.T.John Dexter,Jr.
Mr.A. G. Mason Dirickson
Douglas Byrd High School
Dr. Claude P Dowd
Mr. and Mrs.).C. Drake
Mr. and Mrs.james Drury,Jr.
Bishop Marion M. Edwards
Mr. Maurice \'\1. Elliott
Mr. and Mrs.joel REngles
Mr. and Mrs.jansen D. Evans
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Mrs. Elefteria Z. Fasul
Mr.William C. Fields
Finch Oil Company
Mr. Herbert R. Finger,Jr.
First Citizens Bank
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Mr. and Mrs.James M. Fleishman
Dr. Malcolm Fleishman
Fleming & Associates
Mr.Van A. Fletcher,Jr.
Mr. Steve Floyd
Highland BP,Ine.
Highland Presbyterian Church
The Highlander Doll Club
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Mr. Richard H. Hobgood
Hodges Associates, Inc.
Holtnes Electric, Inc.
Mr.Jack R. Honeycutt
Mr. and Mrs.l~homas A. Hood
Mr. Earl C. Horan,Jr.
Mr. Barry Horne
Mr.John E. Humphreys
Mr. Bernie Krick
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin C. Kriews
Miss Lois J. Lambie
Mrs. CarolynA. Lancaster
Mrs. Dorothy Jane Landis
Mrs. Barbara A. Lawson
Leath Associates Construction
Mr. Donald E Leatherman
Col.Alfred Lemire, (Re!.)
Leon Sugar's Men Shop
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel 13.Lilly
Mr. Daniel Lindenfdd
Mrs. Rita J. Foley
Mr. David 1. Foster
The Reverend and Mrs. R. C. Frazier
CW4 William Freeman, USA (Re!.)
Dr. and Mrs. E S. Gardner, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Carrel Gay
Mr. John B. Gillam, III
Mr. John M. Gillis
Mr. Robert W Godwin
Mr. Paul J. Gorski
Mr. Daniel Gourley
Ms. M.Janet Gra.ham
Mr.JohnJ GrJ.ndefeid
Mr.William J. Grdnt
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Guise
Mr. O.A1ex Hager, II
Mr. Phil W Haigh,Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Haile
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Hamilton Beach Proctor-Silex
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Mr. Randall 1. Hartman, Esquire
Mr. Shawn M. Hartman
ISG Thomas S. Hatfield, USA (Ret.)
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Mrs. D. Swan Haworth
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Mr.Timothy A. Helms
Mr.John T. Henley
Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Hering
The Reverend Jack M. Hunter
Ms. Donna Hurd
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hurless
Mr. BillW Hurley
Mr. Mark Hurley
Mr. and Mrs.Mthur P.Hurr
Mrs. Patricia D. Hutaff
Mr. H.Terry Hutchens, Esquire
Interim Personnel
J.J Barnes Mechanical Company
J. 1. Scott Trucking & Environmental
Inc.
Ms. Frances Jackson
Ms. MichelleA.Jahren
Mr.J David Jameson
Mrs. DeeDee M.Jarman
Jefferson-Pilot Corporation
Mr. Glenn R.Jernigan
Mr. Robert Bruce Jervis
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel johnson
The Reverend James W]ohnson
Mrs.Jo Beth Johnson
Ms. Beatrice Jones
Mr. Robert A.jones,]r.
Dr.Thomas H.Jones
Mrs.Wanda L.Jones
Dr. and Mrs. Weldon H.Jordan
Mr. and Mrs. William Julian
Mr.]ames E.justice
Kmart Corporation
Mrs. Laura J Kamionka
Ken C. Lancaster Real Estate
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Kienke
Mr.William O. King
King Electric of Fayetteville
Mrs.]oy Kirkpatrick
Lt. General James M. Link, USA
Mr. David J. Little
Mr.]ames E Loschiavo
LTC and Mrs.Jame~ L Louden
Dr. and Mrs. Howard Loughlin
The LSV Partnership
Mrs.]oy Gilbert Ludwick
MacKethan Realty
Dr. and Dr.Thomas N. Maki
The Reverend James E. Malloy,]r.
Mr.Joe Maloney
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mancuso
Mr.1"ol11Manning
Mrs. Claire S.Mansfield
Mrs. Ellie Bruton Marsh
Mrs. Elaine Marshall
Dr.Aubrey M. Masile1a
Mr. Brent A. Matthews
Mr. George E. Matthews, 1lI
Mr. Carmon A. Maxwell
Dr. Harold E.Maxwell
MBNAAmerica Bank, N.A.
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McCauley Moving & Storage
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Mrs. Kathryn C. McCoy
Mr. Robert O. McCoy
McDonald Lumber Company, Ine.
McDonald's
McFadyen Music Company
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The Reverend Dr. Samuel D. McMillan,Jr.
Dr. Linda C. McPhail
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel I-I.Meares
Mega Force Temporaries
Mr. 1. Richard Meissner,) r.
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Mr. and Mrs. Donald 1. Melvin
Mr. Ralph P Melvin
Mr. Leslie J. Mengel
Mr. Rick Merrill
Merrill Lynch & Company, Inc.
Mrs. Betty H. Messer
Ms. Lalique R. Metz
Mid-South Lighting
Mid-Way Barber Shop
Dr. Mary E.Miller
Mrs. Betty L Milligan
Mrs. Cheryl C. Mitchell
Mr. Steven P Mitchell
Mr.Jerry R. Monday
Ms. Susan Jones Monroe
Mrs. Sallie King Moody
Mr. and Mrs. E.Ray Moore
Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Moorman
Mrs. Marian Moorman Morgan
Ms. Mia Morris
Mrs. Susan G. Motes
Mr. Stanley D. Mozingo
Mrs.A. Regina Myers
Mr.]. Gary Newton
Mr.Tim Newton
Mr. Orlando Nieves
Ms.Anne M. Nimocks
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Odell Smith & Sons Plumbing Co
Mrs. Kathryn S. Offenhauser
Dr. and Mrs. Clarence S. Olive
Mrs. Mary Erwin Olive
Mr. and Mrs.). Harvey Oliver,Jr.
Osborne Glass Company, Inc.
Mrs. Barbara]. Overman
Mrs. Dianne Owens
Mr. Roger D. Pait
The Reverend Carrie W P"d.lTish
Mr.John C. Pate
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Mrs. Brenda H. Peregoy
Mr. Chappie E.Petree
Mrs. Margaret Ann Player
Mr. & Mrs. Richard 1. Player, III
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Mr.Terry D. Preiss
Mr. and Mrs. Don K. Price
Mr. Henry Pulliam
Mr. David L.Radford
Mr. Peter de Baun Rapelye
Mr. Kenneth E. Reavis
Mr. Ronald R. Reece
Refrigeration & Heating Company
Ms. Diana L. Reichdderfer
Mr. Riddick Revelle
Rhudy's,Inc.
Mrs. Sue W Richards
Rick I lend rick Toyota
Mr.]ohn G. Robens
Ms.Tibbie Roberts
Mr. and Mrs.Julian R. Rogers
Mrs. Sheri W Rogers
Rogers & Breece, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H. Roolf,Jr.
Roy J. Haddock Surveying Company
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Ruggles
Mrs. Ester K. Rusmisel
TIle Reverend Michael \Y/. Safley
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Saleeby
Ms. Peggy G. Sautter
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schmuckal
Mr. HerbertA. Schroer,]r.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sellars
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Sessoms
Mr. Louis E.Seymour, II
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Sharp
Mrs.]udith B. Sharpe
Dr. and Mrs. Frank S. Shaw
Mr.]ohn G. Shaw
Dr. and Mrs. Richard H. Shereff
Mr. Roger G. Simmons
Mr. George A. Small
Mr.Thurman L.Smith
Mr.\V. Ervin Smith
Mr. and Mrs.Alfred E.Smyntek
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E.Snell
Soft Swipe
Southern Gin & Grain Company
Southland Rental & Supply Company
Mr. Charles M. Speegle,]r.
Sprint-Carolina Telephone
Mr. Martin \Y/.Sternlicht
Mr. and Mrs.james S. Stilwell
Mrs. Sandra Johnson Stolzer
I\1rS.Dolores B. Strickland
Mrs. Ruby Strouse
Mrs. Marl' L.Talley
Mr. and Mrs. R. G.Taylor
Terry Sanford High School
The Honorable Leonard \V.Thagard
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Thomas
Mr. and I\1rS.Melvin J.Thompson
Mrs. Bo E.Thorp
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S.Tilton
Mrs. Lou I~Tippett
Mr. and Mrs.]oseph H.Todd
Mr.Terry L.Tolbert
Tom J. Keith & Associates
1\1r.and Mrs.James VTownsend
Townsend Real Estate
Unique Expressions
United National Bank
Up & Coming Magazine
TIle Reverend Kenneth S.Valentine
Mr.john L.Vereen
Mr. Charles T.Vest
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Vinci
Mr. and Mrs. C. I-I.Von Rosenberg
WR. Caviness & S.C.Tolbert, DDS, PA
Mr.Jason A.\Vabick
Wachovia Bank
The Reverend Randy L.\Vall
Dr.]ames X.Ward
Mr. and Mrs. George E.Waren
Mr.William]. Warfel
Mr. and Mrs.James R.Warner
Mr.]. LeeWarren,]r.
Mrs.Trudi jaber\Vaters
Mr. and Mrs. Climon \Veaver
Webb Carpel Company
Dr.]ames K.Weeks
Wesley Memorial UMC
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The P'drents of Corrin \Vhartenby
Mr. Richard WWhitfieid
Mrs. Neill Wilkins
Mr.Thomas \Y/.Williams,jr.
Williams Office Equipment Company
Mr. and Mrs. Sam M.\Vilson
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Mrs. Kathleen E.Ziegler
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Ace Pawn Shop
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Aqua-Nut Dive Service, lne.
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Arran Realry, Inc.
Mr. Fred Arriola
Ashley Elementary School
Mr. Samuel Q.Atchley
Mrs.AnneAxford
Mrs.june Aysse
B & B Catering
Mrs. Carolyn Baldwin
Mrs. Deidra V.Baldwin
Mr. and Mrs. Donald E.Baldwin
Bank of Anlerica
Mr. and Mrs.John Baranowski
Barbecue Hut, Ine.
Mrs.lisa G. Barbee
Mrs.Julie Ann Barber
Mrs.lovia Anne Barefoot
Kids love the Monarch Mascot!
Mr. David 1.Aclams
Ms. Paula L.Adams
Mr. Beau Addison
Administrative Edge
Mrs.Teresa P Akamatsu
Mr. David B.Alabaster
All Pro Automotive
Miss Cynthia M.AlIen
Ms.]udith Allen
Allstate Insurance Company
Mr. and Mrs.]oseph Almeida,]r.
Mrs. Ruth G.Ambrose
Mrs.jeanetteAnderson
Ms. Carol Patricia Andre
Mrs. Elizabeth Sue Andrews
Mr. and Mrs. Everett G.Andrews
Mr. and Mrs. Dan T. Barker
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Mr.lllomas E. Barth
Mr. and Mrs. Reginald M. Barton, Sr.
Mr.james \Vesley Baugus
Mrs. Lynda B. Baum
MrS.Anna Baxley
Beach Break Inc.
Ms. Sarah 1. Beard
Mr. Rob Beasley
Mr. Guy B. Beattk,jr.
Mrs. Lee C. Beck
Mr. Bryan BecJ...--with,jr.
Mr.]effrey Beilzel
Ms. Carnisha M. Bell
Mr.William T. Bell
Bell's Seed Store
Ms. Priscilla L.Belliveau
MS.Willa Bennett
Mrs. Susan S. Bertke
Mr. Gorden A. Best
Mr. Robert L.Billeaud,]r.
Dr. and Mrs. George Binder
Mrs. Lorraine E Bishop
Mr. and Mrs.]ulius L.Black Jr.
Mrs.Ann D. Blalock
Mrs. U. B.lllalock,]r.
Ms. Cathy jackson Blanton
Mrs. lee Dlea
Mr. Earl R. Bleacher
Bleecker OldsmobiJe-Buick-GMC, Inc.
Mrs. Bonnie B. Blue
Blue Realty
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell D. Bock
Mrs.jan Walls Bock
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Mr. and Mrs. Phillip R. Boiselle
Mrs. Kathy Borrelli
CW4 and Mrs. Richard C. Boss
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Bossung
Dr. Clifford N. Bostic,]r.
Mr. and Mrs. Boucher
MrS.Anne W Bowen
Ms. Rebecca Bowling
Mr. and Mrs. Ellison Bowman
Mr. and Mrs.AlIen N. Boyer Jr.
Mr. and Mrs.\VilliamA. Boykin
Mrs.Amy E.Brace
Mrs. Linda Faye Bradford
Mr. C. Davis Bradley,]r.
Mrs. Dawn Bradshaw
Mr. Eric Brandon
Ms. Elizabeth Ann Brantley
Mrs. Delores Breswitz
Mr. Samuel H. Brick, III
Mrs. Debra D. Bridges
Major Randall N. Briggs
Dr. L.Samuel Bright,]r.
Major Charles l~Bris-Bois,Jr.
Mr. Daniel D. Brock
Mr. Chyerme]. Brooks
Mrs. Elice Marie Brooks
Ms. Muriel A. Brooks
Mr. Bruce Brown
Mr. Charles W Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Brown
Mr.]ack D. Brown,]r.
Mrs.jo Anna Walker Brown
The Parents of Mickey Brumbles
Mrs. Elaine Bryant
Ms. Saidh C. Bryant
Mrs. Cheryl Bueck
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Bugeja
Mrs.]odie O. Bullard
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Mr. Ernie K. Burney
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Mr.]. Michael Burns
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Mr.john A. Butler
Mr. Richard A. Butler,)r.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Butler
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne E Byrd
Mrs. Amelia 1. Caison
Mr:lUrner F.Caldwell, III
Mr.]olm F.Campbell
1\1r.L.C. Canada
Mr. and Mrs.james W Canaday Jr.
Mr. D. Raymond Canady,]r.
Ms. Roxanne R. Cannaday
Ms. Laneao
Cape Fear Animal Hospital
Capital Group of the Sierra Club
Mrs. Carol Capps
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer G. Capps
Ms.]udy Capps
Mr. Kevin Allen Carlson
Carolina Computer Supplies, Ine.
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Mrs. Linda G. Carroll
Mrs.Yvette E Carson
Mr. George E.Carter
Mrs.Janet L.Carter
Mr. Lester G. Carter,Jr.
Mr. \YI. Bradley Carter
M.rs. Lori A. Carver
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Carver
Mr. Curtis A. Cash
Ms. Belinda 13. Cashwell
CC Schools Finance Department
Champion Stables
Mrs.Julia Dixon Chandler
The Parents of\Xlilliam Chapman
Mr. and Mrs.Ted I' Chappell
Mrs. Betsy N. Cheshire
Mr.James M. Chesnutt, III
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Mr. Matthew E.Christian
Mrs. Robin C. Christine
Mrs. Leigh Churchbourne
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Dr. and Mrs. Louis P.Clark
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel]. Clark,Jr.
Mr.]oe H. Clayron
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Mr. Garry Coffman
Mr. and Mrs.)ohn E. Coker
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Mrs. Donita B. Coleman
Mr. Gregg C. Coleman
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Mr. R. Nelson Collier
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Collins
Mrs. Sheri Collins
Mr. Carl Combs
Mrs. Marie Conner
Mr. David M. Connolly
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Mr. Robert]. Cooper
Mrs. Glenda M. Cornatzer
Mr.Joe Costanzo,Jr.
COR George S. Council, USN(ReL)
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Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Crawford
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Mrs. Lisa F.Critcher
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Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Crook,jr.
Cross Creek Heating & Air
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Mrs. H. Emily Crowley
Mr. and Mrs. David B. Culbreth
Mrs. Dedi ••.R. Culbreth
CC Schools Benevolence Fund
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Mr. Michael A. Currie
Mrs. Norma E.Currie
Mr. and Mrs. Kelly L Curtis
Ms. Erica F.Oanak
Mrs. Mendee H. Daniel
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Mr. Oscar Davis
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Mr. and Mrs. G.Thomas Dent
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Mrs. Diane B. Didden
Mrs. Barbara M. Dietrich
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank E Dixon
Mr.John Dixon
Mrs. Marietta Dixon
Mr.)ohn E Doherry, III
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond W Dombrowsky
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Downing, David & Downing
CpL)ason C. Dmke
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Mrs. Linda H. Duff
Mrs. Louisa R'.Duff
Mrs.Angela G. Dunkley
Mrs. Camellia S. Dunn
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E E MiUer Elementary School
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Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus P Earnhardt,Jr.
Ms. Mary Elizabeth Earp
Mr. David R. Eavenson
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth S. Edge
Mrs. Kensley Edge
Mr. David \YI. Edwards, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe E. Evans
Mr. Paul Everette
Mr. Louis]. Evola
Exceptional Children Drivers Team =2
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Mr.W Franklin Faulkner
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Mr. Ernest L.Ferguson
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Mrs. Ruthann Fetherman
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First Union Bank
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Summer orientation
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Mr. Gary S. Elefante
Mr.)ohn K. Elkins
Elliot Construction Company
Mr. John Elliott
Mr. and Mrs. Lelon Ellis
Mr. Robert L. English,)r.
Mr.Andrew D. Ennett, HI
Ms. Delana D. Epps-Robinson
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Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Gaskins,)r.
Mrs. Nancy J. Gee
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Mr. and Mrs. Woody Gentry
Ms. Penny C. George
Mr. Robert L.Giannini, III
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Mrs. Sue G. Giles
Mr. Michael \VI. Gillmer
Mr. and Mrs. Sammy L Gilmore
Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Giossi
Mr. Rodney Githens
Mr. Ronald R. Glancy
Mr. Richard]. Glave
Mr.Jeff Goldner
Ms. Frances D. Goodman
Mr. and Mrs. P Bradford Goodrum
Mr. David B. Goodyear
Mrs. Patsy J. Gordon
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Dr. and Mrs. Louis G. Graff
Mrs. Gail Graham
Mr.Winn Graham
Mr. Michael Graham
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Mrs. \Xlinifred M. Grannis
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Mrs. Hilda Graves
Ms. Patricia Gray
Mrs. StephanieT. Green
Mrs. Valera S. Gregory
Mr. and Mrs. Bevan E.Grice
Mrs.)o Ann E. Griffel
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Mrs.Judy C. Gum
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Mr. and Mrs. Donald I-lager
Mr. Daryl L. Hales
Mr. and Mrs. Calton G. Hall
Mrs. Linda C. Hall
Mrs. Pamela G. Hall
Mrs. Kelso C. Hambright
Mrs. Pamela]. Hanlin
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Ms. Helen Hanna
Ms. Eva Hansen
Mr.Alfred S.Hare
Mr. and Mrs.Andy Harnsberger
Mr. Charles J. Harrell
TIle Reverend Claudia Gail Harrelson
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Mrs. Mercedes M. Harris
Mr. Phillip B. Harris,)r.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Harris
Mr.Thollus R. Harrison,Jr.
Mrs. Melissa B. Hart
Mr. Steven]. Hartman
Mr. Charles V Hartsell,]r.
Mrs. Dianne Harvey
Ms. Janet K. Hassenplug
Col. Clark \v. Hastings, USA (ReI.)
Mr. and Mrs. E. L.Hauser
Mrs. Belinda R.l-Iawley
Ms.]ackie Hayden
Hayes Hobby House, Inc.
Mrs. Kimberley Hayes-Shackleford
Mr.)ames R. Haygood,]r.
Haymoum Optometric Clinic, PA
Mr. Philip Jennings Hedgepeth
Heilig-Meyers Furniture
Mr. Earl Edward Hemminger
Mr.W.Troy Heustess
Mr.Thurston \V I-licks
Highlander Golf, lnc.
Mr. Donald). Hilburn
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Mr.Ted Hodges
Ms. Pamela S. Hoff
Mrs. Dixie P.Holcomb
Mr. \'\1: Kevin Holden
Mrs. Cheryl \v. Holladay
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hollinshed
Mr. and Mrs. M.James Hollis
,\1r.Harold D. Holmes
Home Exteriors of Fayetteville
Homemakers Furniture and Interiors
MrS.Ann Collier Horne
Mrs. Cindy Horne
Mr. Reid A. Horne
Mrs. Belinda Howard
Ms. Dorothy Hubbard
Mr. Elmer C. Hubbard
Mr. and Mrs.John N. Hudson,Jr.
Mr. S. Howard Hudson, III
Mr.)oseph E. Huggins
Mrs. Dovie A. Hughes
Mr. Friedbert J. Humphrey
Mr.]. Stewart Humphrey
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Dr. and Mrs.Thomas
G. Hurdle
Mr. Bidd Hurley
Mr.jeremy A. Hyjek
Mr. Mark Ingram
). C. Penney Company,
jack A. \Vatson, CPA
Inc.
Mrs. C.Wjackson
Mrs. Myra jackson
Mr. Richard \Vjackson
Ms.jenniJer
j.jacobsen
Mr. Errol jarman, Sr.
Mr.jim jaszcz
Mrs. Harriett 1.jeffords
Mrs. Debbie B.jenkins
Ms. Maurice jenkins
Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie
Ketchie
Mrs.Anila Fisher King
Mr.james M. Kizer,jr.
Dr. Barbam M. Klein
Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Klein
Mrs.Ann LLoyd
Mrs. Carol Williams
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Lucas
Mr. Cabell Luck,jr.
Mr.jonathan
E. Lust
Mr.Terry D. Lydick
Mrs. Carolyn G. Kneas
Mr. Paul T.Knight
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Y Lyons
Mr. Patrickj. Koballa
Mrs. Carol Koch
Mr. Dan MacMillan
Mr.Angelo McLean
Ms. Enuna Jean McLean
Mclean Funding Group,lnc.
Dr.A. Dixon Mcleod
Mr.Alton E. Mabb,jr.
Mr. Travis T. Kornegay
Mrs. Constance E Kotsopoulos
Ms. Marsha Kouba
Mrs. Lynn Morton Kubota
Mrs. Sandra I. Kunbargi
Mr. C. De\Vitt lancaster,jr.
The Reverend james R. Lancaster,]r.
Michelle
1. McKinney
Mary Beth McKnight
Kimberly
B. Mclamb
Charlotte
Mclaurin
Mr. Stephen A. Magnotta
Mr. Chester S. Makowski
Mr. Larry S. McM i llin
Mr. and Mrs. Gene O. McNeill
Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Ms.julia McNeill
J.
Malkin
Mr. Neil McNeill
Mr. Charles W Malloy
Mrs.Andrea
Holtsclaw Malpass
Mrs. Diane Q. Mann
The Reverend Victor C. Mansfield,
Mrs. Sonya jenkins
Mrs. Laurie A.jennings
Mr. and Mrs.Thomas
ll.jerdee
Mr. and Mrs. L'lrry L. Lancaster
Mr. and Mrs. Don H. Landreth
Mr.jerrold
A. Marcus
SGM Michael M. Maricle,
Mr. Patrick I-I. Marks
Mr. and Mrs. Frank H.jeter,jr.
Ms.Angela johnson
Mrs. Brenda \'\I.johnson
Mr. Bob S. Landsbergt'T
Mr. Donald H. Laney
Mr. Mark 1. L'lnge
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Marsh
Mr. Larry 1. Martens
Ms. Angela Martin
Ms. Eunice H. Mellott
I[
USA
Ms. Betty Melvin
Ms.)eanne
F Menefee
Mr. Bill Menhorn
Mr.
Ms.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Brian H. Meyer
Kathy Middleton
Elmer R. Midgett,]r.
and Ms. Howard Midgley
and Mrs. David G. Miller
Mrs. Mary]ane
Miller
Mr. Richard \'\1. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
C. Miller
Ms. Pat Mingle
Mrs. Rainelle D. Mishoe
Mr. Terry A. Mitchell
Mobley Enterprises,
Lne.
CW2 Mark E. Moen, USA
Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Molul
Mrs. Kay MoLnar
Mrs. Katharine S. Moore
Moore Exposure
Mr. Craig A. Morris
Mr. and Mrs. Shannan
Jr.
Morris
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Morris
Ms. Valerie 1. Morris
Ms. Monique
Morton
Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Moss
Mr. David Mowry
MSp· Mail Shipping & Printing
Mrs.Janet Mullen
Mr. and Mrs. Paul L Murchison
Ms. Karen Murrain
Mr. and Mrs.\Villiam
Mr. and Mrs. Geidld
Mr.Jolm D, Myers
MS.Anita M. Neal
Mr. Steve M. Neal
B. Murray,)r.
C. Musselwhite,Jr.
Nearly New Thrift Shop
Mr.WiLliam
C. Nebrich
Mrs.jody K. Nelson
Mr. John M. Nelson
Ms. Kelly C. New
New Sanford Milling Company
Mr. and Mrs. Bill N. Nobles
Mr. Mick).
Noland
Mrs.Jennifer
D. O'Keefe
Mr. Dave Olsen
Mrs. Michee Olson
Mrs. Rita J. Olson
The Reverend John K. Ormond
Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. 01'1'
MS.\VilmaA.
Owens
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Packard
Mrs. Nell B. Palmer
Mr. Charles
R.johnson
Mr. and Mrs.johnny
Ms. Karen johnson
Ejohnson
Mrs. Kimberly E.johnson
Mrs. lenore johnson
Mrs. Marselene johnson
Mrs. Melissa \Vjohnson
Mr. Richard johnson
Ms. Susan H.Johnson
Mrs. Cynthia M.Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Donald R.Jones
Mr. Steve Jones and Ms. Zelphia
Hinnant-Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jordan
Mr.john A.jordan, III
Mrs. Marjorie
Mr. WTravis
Ms. Dianthia
Mrs. Shirley
Mrs. Carolyn
M.Jordan
Jordan
EJoyner
S.Juskowiak
Justice·Hinson
Mrs.Jerry D. Martin
Mrs. lucy S. Martin
Mr. Marcus D. Martin
Mr.). Paige Ledford
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Lee
Mrs. Margaret A. Martin
Mr. R. Ken Martin
Ms. Sarah C. Lee
Dr. Mary Anne Martin-Howell
Mr. Kevin S. Maselow
Mrs.Jeanene
Lee
Mrs. Neill S. Legg
Mr. and Mrs.)ohn
Leidner
Mr. Paul M. Leite
Mrs. Deborah M. Lemire
Mrs.jean
Lemke
Mr. and Mrs.Jesse LeNeave
Lewis, III
Mr. David
Mr. P. Douglas Lewis
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Licata
Ms. Hazel G. Linn
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Mr.]ohn
B.lipscomb,Jr.
Lisa's Picture Framing
SFC Oscar E. Lister, USA(Ret.)
Little & Pulley Office Machine
Dr. Laura G. Kafka Ph.D.
Mr. Stephen J Kay
Mrs. Patricia
Mrs. Caroline
Mrs. Carol AJUl Lloyd
F Kearns
M. Livingston
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Z. Parrish
Ms. Michele Partida
Paschal Appmisals, Ine.
Mr. Derek J. Pass
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin D. P'dtillo
Mr. Mark B. Patten, 1II
Mr. Lue J. Patterson
Mrs. Rebecca J-l.Pattishall
Mr. and Mrs. Mike McEarry
The Parents of Brandy McCollum
Mr. and Mrs.Jol1n N. McCormic,jr.
Mr. Ronald N. McCullen
Mr. and Mrs. Benny M. Pearce
Mrs. Caroline R. Pearce
Mr. and Mrs.\Villiam
\'\1. Pearce
Major
and Mrs. Steven A. McDavid
Mr.jack McGinley
Mrs. Pamela Y. Long
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lopes,Jr.
Mr. Jerry 1. Lowenstein
Ms. Paula K. McGrann
Mr. Antonio L. McGriff
Mr. john S. McFadyen
McFayden and Sunlller
Mr. Joseph
McGuire
(ReL)
Ms. Mary Helen Pearsall
Mrs. Frances \Xlilson Pearson
Mr. John E. Peeples
Mrs. Connie Perkins
Mrs.Ann Perrow
Ms. Mary McDuffie
Ms. Patrice McElfresh
Ms. Kathryn C. Locey
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Parker Pawn Shop
Mrs.Janet Parks
Mr. Phillip L. McAllister
Mr. Thomas McCain
Keeney
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald T. Kelley
Kenneth C. Praschan, P.A.
1. KerleY,Jr.
Mr. Roy Parker
Mr. and Mrs.Ted \'\1. Parker
Mr. \Villiam Parker
Mrs. Claudia 1-1. May
Mr. and Mrs. Howard 1. Maynor
Mrs. Madeline R. McAlexander
Mr. James K. Keefe
Dr. and Mrs. GlenwardT.
Lloyd
M. Paolozzi
Mrs. Mary E. Papik
Mr. Ernest W. Parker
Mrs. Lena). Massengill
Massey Hill Drug Company
Mr.joeThomas
Matthews
Ms. Sandm S. Maxwell
Ms. DOlllla 1"1. Lloyd
Mr. and Mrs.Timothy
Mr. and Mrs. \Valter
Mrs.]eanne
Panka
Mr. and Mrs.Vincent
Mr.JolmnyW.
Langston
Mr. and Mrs.Joseph).
Lassiter
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lavertu
CPA's
Mrs. Lynda Ferry
Ms. Marguerite Austin Perry
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen).
Pelersen
Mr. Todd 1. Peterson
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Mr. and Mrs. \VilIiam A. Pettit
Mr. and Mrs.James]. Phillips
Mr. Robert D. Phillips
Mr. and Mrs.John D. Picciano
Mr.Albert R. Pierce
Ms. M. La Jeanne Pierce
Miss Helen M. Pilkay
Ms. Renee Piner
Mr. Francis Piri
Mrs. Donna Pleasant
1"lr.and Mrs. G. Michael Pleasant
Mrs. Karen Poche
Mr.James D. Poole,Jr.
Mrs. Mary Spilman Poole
MrS.Ann M. Pope
Mr. and Mrs.John C. Pope
Mrs. Margaret F.Pope
Mr. Ray N. Pope
Mr. Richard S. Pope
Mr. and Mrs.Thomas Pope,jr.
Mr. and Mrs,Thomas E.Powell
Precision Cut and Care
Mrs. Sharon M. President
Dr.Julia Prewitt
Mrs. Sylvia Vessels Price
Ms.Janet Prince
Dr.\Villiam L. Pritchard
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Propst
Mr.]. Todd Purgason
Mrs. Linda Massie Pyne-Hufnagel
Mr. Steven P.Quigley
Raleigh Road School
Mrs. Laura V Rambeaut
Mr. and LTC Richard A. Ransom
Mr.James ]. Rapalje
Mrs.janet M. Raskin
Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Rastede
Ms. Anna Ratcliffe
Mr. Hector N. Ray
Mrs. Bonnie Raynor
Mr. Richard G. Reames
Mr. Richard E. Reames
Mrs. Louisa Farmer Reaves
Mrs.Tracy C. Redfern
Mrs.Anita \V. Redman
Ms. Jeanne Maureen Reed
Mr. and Mrs. William Reese
Mr.Jay E.Reeves
Mrs. Emmi M. Rhodes
Mrs.Janice Marcy Rhue
Mrs. Sanice El Riccardelli
Mr. David M. Rice
Mr. Mark \VI. Rice
Rice Insurance Agency
Mrs. IUlOnda K. Rich
Ms. Susan K. Ricker
Mr. and Mrs]. Glenn Riddle
Mrs. Monica R. Rigaud
Ms. Deborah Lea Rigsbee
Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Riner
LTCJohn M. Robbins
Mr. Dennis Roberts
Ms. Kevin S. Roberts
Col. Marion D. Robertson,Jr.
Ms. Rosemary Rocconi
Rock-weilinternational
Corporation Trust
Mr. Brian R. Rodgers
Mr. and Mrs. Romansky
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Rooney
Mr. and Mrs. James Rose
Mr. Richard PRose
Mrs. Louise H. Rouse
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Rowedder
Ms. Waylinda S. Royal
Mr.\ViJliam G. Rudisill
Mrs. Doris D. Rulnick
Ms. Linda Sadler
Mr. Steven R. Salisbury, Sr.
Dr. Kelli K. Sapp
Mr. and Mrs. Sargent
Major Sar••h B. Satterfield, USA (Ret.)
Mrs. Mary S. Saunders
Ms. Patricia Scali
Ms. Kimberly A. Scanlan
Mr. and Mrs.Jay Schablik
Mr. and Mrs.John H. Sdlarf
Mr. and Mrs. Sames A, Schuelrmann
The Parents of Rachael Schultz
Mr.Alan C. Sckwint
Mrs. Carolyn D. Scoggins
Mrs. Peggy H. Scott
Mrs. Viola C. Seagroves
Ms. Carolyn Sealey
Mr.A. Roben Searle
Mr.\Villiam L.Senter
Mr. D. Mike Servie
Mr. Frank Sessoms
Ms. LisaA. Sessoms
Ms. Dell Jean Sharpe
Mr. Forrest C. Shaw, III
Dr. Sharon E.Shaw
SFC Johnnie L.Shubert,Jr.
Mr. Barry Simmons
Mrs. Carolyn R. Simmons
Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Simons
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford G. Singletary
Mr. Roben L Sinodis
Mrs. Laurier Sirois
Mr. Robert A. Sisk
Mr. Charles W Siska,]r.
Mr.Vince Sittnick
Mr. and Mrs.Andy B. Smith
Mrs. Carmen E.Smith
Mr. <lnd Mrs. David E.Smith
Mr. David G. Smith
Mrs. Donna D. Smith
Mrs. Ella Rose Smith
Mr.james O. Smith
St. james Lutheran Church
Mr. Elton Stanley
Mrs. Debbie W Starling
Mrs. Rebecca Starling
Mrs. Susan O. Stauffer
Mrs. and Mrs. Kim L Steffanni
Ms.Terri j. Stem
Mrs. Rachel Stephens
Mrs.Anita C. Stephenson
Mrs. Lori S. Stephenson
Dr. and Mrs.AJbert Stewart,jr.
Ms. Norma R. Stice
Mrs. Meredith Player Stiehl
Ms. Lori V.Still
Ms.Yvonne R. Stohlman
Ms. Rochelle M. Stokes
Mr. Milton C. Stone
Mrs. Suzanne Stork
Mrs. Anne Story
Mrs. Pamela). Strickland
Mrs. Rebecca Strickland
Mr. Brent O. Stroud
Architect's Drawing of New Residence Hall
Mr.Jeff Smith
Mrs. Karla Smith
Mrs. Lydia B. Smith
Mrs. Patricia H. Smith
Mr. Paul A. Smith
Mr. Raymond H. Smith,jr.
Mrs. Sandra L Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Smith
The Parents of IV'dnSmith
Smooth Travel
Mrs. Mia S. Smother-Smith
Ms. Mae Bell L.Smyth
Mrs.joyce Sorensen
Mr. Barry I. Souders
South View Middle School
Ms. Mary Alice L Southerland
Mr.James W Spence
Ms.Judy Spivey
Sportsman's World
Sprint
MS.Alice E Stuckey
Miss ,\1ary Lou Suddath
Mr. Bobby C. Suggs
Mrs. Naomi R. Sullivan
SuperCOTecbnologies
Mrs. Carla Supples
Mr. and Mrs.jamesA. Surlesjr.
Mrs. DOlUla Mercer Surrett
Mrs.Teresa L.Swain
Mrs. Dale Swanner
Mrs. Michael B. Szafr.lllski
Mr. Doug Tabbert
Ms. Elizabeth M.Talbon
Mr. Elvin T. Tatum
Mr. and Mrs. Rupert E.Tatum,]r.
Mr. DavidA.Teague
Dr. Harold]. Teague
Col. Cader C.Terrell, USA (ReI.)
The Mill End Store
Mr. Charles Patton Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. EdThomas
Mrs.JoAnne Strickland Thomas
Mrs. Christine B.Thompson
Mrs. Mary Nan Thompson
Mr. R.\Vayne 111ompson
Mr. Robert M.Thompson
Ms. Rosalind C.Thompson
Mrs. Diane Thorne
Mr. Keith W Tilghman
Dr. Lucas Van Tran
Mr. and Mrs. Earl C.Tressler
Mrs. Sandra C.Tripp
Mr. and Mrs. \Vayne Tucker
Tucker Real Estate, [nc.
Mrs. Barbara L.Turner
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L.Turner
Mr.\Valter R.Turner
Mr. Michael Twiddy
Mr. Robert B.Twine
Mr. and Mrs. HarveyTyndall
Mr.Jon Wl)'ner
Mrs. Patricia). Ulmer
Unishippers
United Methodist \Vomen
The Parents of Jason Unverferth
Mr. and Mrs. Kermit 1. Updegrove,jr.
Mr. "lOdMrs. Kenneth Urbancic
Mr. Chuck Uzzell
Mr. Edgerton M. Vaughan
Mr. Richard WVaughan
Ms. Sheila PVaught
Mrs. M. Elizabeth VerVaecke
The Parents of Timothy Ververis
Ms. Laura Vigari
ViHage Development Group
Mr. c.]. Violette
Mr. Stephen Vang VO
The Reverend Ted Voorhees
Mrs. Kathleen O. Voss-\Voolrich
Mr. Brian \Valker
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M.Walker,]r.
Mr. Stephen E\Valker
Ms. Gail E.Walsh
Dr. and Mrs. Richard \Valsh
Mr. and Mrs.WilIiam).Walsh, HI
Dr. and Mrs. ZaneTWalsh,Jr.
Mr. Bobby Walston
Mr. and Mrs. G. Eddie \Varen
Mrs.jane \Varfe!
Mr. Cecil FWarner
Mr. Donald M.Warren
Mrs. Linda H.Warren
Mr.\Villiam C.\Varren,jr.
Mr. and Mrs.Jack Waterworth
Mr. Neil E.Watson, CPA
Mr.JoIUl Weakly
Mrs.joann \Veary
Mr. Dale L \Veber
Mrs. Susan H.\Veil
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn D. \Velker
Mrs. Carole M.\Vells, R.1'J
The Reverend and Mrs.\VoodrowWells,]r.
Ms. Patsy \Vesher
Wesley Heights UMC
Mrs. Diane \Vhalen
Mr. Robert D.\Vham,Jr.
Mr. Gerald R.Wheeler,!l1
Dr. Mary Wheeling
Ms. Cynthia Lea Whetzel
Mrs. Mary \'V. \Vhitaker
Mrs. Cynthia G.\Vhite
Mrs.Joanne S.\Vhitley
Mr. and Mrs. \Villiam \Vhitney
\Viener \Vorks of Cumberland County
Mrs. LIRaeTWiggins
Mrs. OOlma Wiggs
Mrs.Anne F.\Vilce
Mr. and Mrs. Roderick \Vilce
Mr. and Mrs. Dean R.\Vilkins
Mr. L. Meredith \Vilkins
Mr. Brock \V.\Villiams
Mr. and Mrs. Charles \Villiams
Mr.jonathan E.\ViIliams
Mr.William WilJiams,Jr.
Mr. Ben Wilson
Ms. Beverly \ViJson
Mr. Billy E.\Vilson
Mr. Leon \Vinder
The Reverend Brian W \Vingo
Mr. Billy]. Winston
The Reverend Verne \Vomack
Mr. and Mrs. N.). \Vorsham
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H.\Vrenn
Mr. Richard M.\Vright
Ms. Kim \Vuertemberger
Mr. and Mrs. Danny Beall
Cape fear Valley Medical Center Library
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The Reverend Ted Voorhees
Dr.Thomas S.Yow,I11
J
c:?he
Methodist College family
extends its deepest wishes
and prayers to the alumni and friends
of Eastern North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia and Florida who suffered
losses from hurricane season in the
Fall of 1999. It was the intent of the
Office of Institutional Advancement to
not contact these individuals during the
annual alumni and parent phonathon
and other annual fund solicitations due
to those circumstances.
Please know you have our continued
support during this time of personal
perseverance and triumph.
CLASS0 F 1964
41 %
$6,894.42
Mr. Guy B. Beattie,Jr.
Mrs. Dawn Hamby Bradshaw
Mrs. Beny Graham Bunce
Mrs. Patricia Melvin Cashion
Mrs. Ann Watson Cimaglia
Mr. George
E Dempsey
Mr. Paul J. Gorski
Mr. Donald J. Hilburn
The Reverend
Jack M.] lunter
The Reverend James W..lohnson
Mrs. Virginia
K. Kern
Mrs. Lucy Smith Martin
The Reverend
John K. Ormond
Mrs. Betty Neill Guy Parsons
Mr.Thurman L.Smith
Mr. Louis Spilman,jr.
Dr. Harold J.Teague
Mr.Jerry C. Wood, Sr.
CLASS OF 1965
24%
$4,670.00
Mr. David
CLASSOF 1967
25%
$27,977.05
Ms. Margaret S.Alexander
Mr.john Baranowski
Mr. Willie E. Bethune,jr.
Mr.). Spencer Birdsong
Mr.JamesA. Bledsoe
Mrs.Anne \Vatson Bowen
Mrs. Linda Campbell Carroll
Mr. Charles \VI.Davis, III
Mr. C. Carson Harmon
Mr. Bob S. Landsberger
Mrs.Ann L.Loyd
Mr. Cabell Luck,)r.
Mr. Dale \V Marshall,Jr.
Mr. Leslie J Mengel
Mr. Elmer R. Midgett,)r.
Mr. Peter de Baun Rapelye
Mrs. Mary Segesky Saunders
Mrs.judith Bruton Sharpe
Mrs. Patricia Hardee Smith
Mrs. E.Ann McKnight Sutton
Mr. Robert M.Thompson
Mrs. Barbara Houston Turner
Mr. Dale L \Veber
Mr.james M. Zeigler
CLASSOF 1968
18%
$12,309.24
Mrs.Anne HookAxford
Mrs. Barbara Meier Bar,mowski
Mrs.judith Bass Barnes
Mr. Randall H. Barnes
Mr.William H. Billings
Mrs. Kathy Richardson Borrelli
Mr. C. Davis Bradley,jr.
Mr. Dennis L.Bruce
Mrs. Catherine Bryant
Mr.). Michael Burns
Mrs. Pat Bracewell Clal~on
Mr.James M. Fleishman
Mr. Gordon B. Herbert
Mr.). Stewart Humphrey
111e Reverend James R. Lancaster,Jr.
Mrs. Barbara Simmons Lawson
Mr.John B. Lipscomb,Jr.
Mrs. Ellie Bruton Marsh
Mrs. Linda ,\IIassie ?yne-Hufnagel
Mr. E Patterson Quantz
Mrs. Donna Davis Smith
Mrs. Patricia \VaterfieId Ulmer
Dr.James K.Weeks
Mrs. Mary Fermanides Wright
R.AJtman
The Reverend Dr. Nancy Ruth Best
CDR George S. Council, USN(Ret.)
Mr. Richard J. Glave
Mr. David Herring
Me.Jerry A. Keen
Mr. C. De\Vjtt L111caster,Jr.
Mr.Jerrold A. Marcus
Mrs.Ann Draughon-Currin Perrow
Cpt. Orrin B. Powell, USN(Rel.)
Mrs. Doris D. Rulnick
Mrs. Rebecca Stone Starling
Mrs. Suzanne Rouse Stork
Mr.Walter R.Turner
Mr.CharlesT.Vest
Ms. Cynthia A.Walker
Mrs. Frances Abell Zeigler
CLASSOF 1966
21%
$3,945.00
Mr. Larry Barnes
Mr. David A.Bass
Mr.\VI.Glenn BeU
Mrs. Lorraine Black Bishop
Major Charles I~Bris-Bois,Jr.
Mr. Clyde C. Capps
Mr. G. Gordon Dixon
Mr. Murray O. Duggins
The Reverend Henry Boone Grant,Jr.
Mr. RobertW Griffin
Mrs. \Vanda Allen Herring
Mr.jack R. Honeycutt
Lt. General james M. Link, USA
Mr. l. Rich.ard Meissner,jr.
Mrs. Ella Rose Hall Smith
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CLASSOF 1969
20%
$7,370.00
Mr. David B.Alabaster
Mrs. Carolyn Marks Baldwin
Mrs.Anna Pilon Baxley
Mrs.Apple Walston Bolton
Mrs. Linda Bruton Bourland
Mrs. Lynn Boone Breeden
Mr. Curtis A. Cash
Mr.A. Dean Chestnut
Mr. Samuel H. Compton,]r.
Mr. Richard L.Dean
Mrs. Diane \Vilson Didden
Mr.A. G. Mason Dirickson
Mrs. Marietta Moore Dixon
Mr. Maurice W. Elliott
Mrs. Frances Turner Fincher
Mr.Alan L.Freed
Mrs. NancyThomas Gee
Mrs.]udy Conard Gum
Mrs. Pamela Gardner Hanlin
Mrs. Dianne Lowdermilk Harvey
Mrs. Belinda Rouse Hawley
Mr. S. Howard Hudson,11I
Mr. Robert Bruce jervis
Mr.llichardJolUlson
Mr. Robert A.Jones,Jr.
Mr.John A.Jordan, III
Mrs. Sandra Ittenbach Kunbargi
Mrs. Patricia McCallum Livingston
Mr.james E Loschiavo
Dr.A. Dixon McLeod
Mrs. RitaJ. Olson
Mrs.]oAnna Cherry Palumbo
Mr.\Villiam Parker
Mrs.janice Marcy RIllIe
Mrs. Marjorie L Roolf
Mr. Raymond H. Smith,Jr.
Mrs. SandrJ. johnson Stolzer
Mrs.]oAlUle Strickland Thomas
The Reverend Woodrow Wells,j r.
Mr. Bill R.West, Sr.
"'Irs. Mary \Vingate \Vhitaker
CLASSOF 1970
28%
$8,291.97
Mr. Howard RArden
Mr. Gregory C. Barnhart
Ms. Sarah L Beard
Mrs.Ann DuVal Blalock
Mrs. Bonnie Briles Blue
Mrs.Amelia Leimone Caison
~1rs. Sandra Matthews Carter
Mrs. Betsy Nading Cheshire
Dr.]ohn C. Clamp
Mrs. Beverly Cahoon Cleverley
Mrs. Glenda l"lullen Cornatzer
Mrs. 1-1.Emily Crowley
Mr. Robert L Davis
Mr. Frank E DL'Xon
Mrs. Camellia Sizemore DUIUl
Mr. Robert R. Dunn
Mr.\V Fmnklin Faulkner
Mr. Herbert R. Finger,jr.
Mrs. Karen Milner Freeman
Mr. Robert L.Giannini, III
Mr. Henry M. Gramlich,Jr.
Mr. Samuel P:Guy
Mrs.Ann Young Ilampton
Mr. Charles S. Hester
Mrs. Carolyn Garrison Kneas
Mr. P.Douglas Lewis
Ms. Donna M. Lloyd
Mrs. Diane QuaUiotine Mann
Mr. PaulA. McKee,jr.
Ms. M. Regina ,\IIcL1.urin
Dr. Linda C. McPhail
Mr. Rick Merrill
Mrs. Caroline R. Norman Pearce
Mr.\VilJiam W. Pearce
Mrs. Frances \Vilson Pearson
Mr.James D. Poole,jr.
Mrs.Ann Darden Pope
Mrs. Laura Byrd Rambeaut
Mrs.]anet Moyer Raskin
Mrs.Anita \Vhitehead Redman
Mr.Alan G. Schwint
Dr. Sharon Scott Shaw
Mr. Roger G. Simmons
Mr. Charles \Xl.Siska,Jr.
Mr. Elvin T.Tatuffi
Mrs. Elizabeth Baldwin VerVaecke
Mrs. Linda Hall Warren
Mrs. Trudi Jaber \Vaters
Mrs. Carole McKnight \Vells, R1'l
Mr. Brock\V.Williams
Mr. William Williams,Jr.
Mr. Harvel'T Wright, II
CLASS OF 1971
19%
$3,825.00
Mr.John W Brown
Mrs. Catherine McDaniel Young Bunce
Mr.john Butler
Mrs.]ulia Dixon Chandler
Mr.joe II. Clayton
Mr. Robert S. Crossno
Mr. Gary S. Elefante
Mrs.Ada Andrews Evans
Ms. Susan C. Krisak French
Ms. Vaun Masey Olinger GOlt
Mrs. Valem Snider Gregory
Mr. a.Alex Hager, II
Mrs. Linda Carlson Hall
Mr. Barry Horne
Ms. Elva L.Jess
Dr.111omas H.jones •
Mr. Frederic J Koch
Mr.johnny\VI. L1.ngston
Mrs. Carol \ViUiams Lucls
Mrs. Margaret A. Martin
Mr.joeThomas Matthews
Mr.Jerry R. Monday
Mrs. Sallie King Moody
Mrs. Susan Garrick Motes
Ms. Mary Helen Pearsall
Mr. Robert D. Phillips
Mr.Albert R. Pierce
Mr.]ohn G. Roberts
Mr. Raymond H. Roolf,)r.
Mrs. Peggy Hales Scott
Mr. D. Mike Servie
Ms. Mary Alice Leimone Southerland
Mrs.Teresa Self Swain
Honorable Leonard \VThagard
Ms. Rosalind C.Thompson
Mrs. LaRae Truckner Wiggins
CLASS OF 1972
20%
$3,555.29
Mr. Samuel Q.Atchley
Mr.Thomas E. Barth
Mr. Charles W Broadfoot, 111
Mrs. Elizabeth Barnhart Burgess
Mr.John E Campbell
Mr. Ben A. Cavin,Jr.
Mrs. Lynn Gruber Clark
Mr. Ronald K. Coleman
Mr.William J. Costin,Jr.
Mr. Christopher G. Drew
Mrs. Sue Brook; Giles
The Reverend RayT Gooch
Mrs. Gall Outlaw Graham
Mrs.Judith Carroll Harrison
Mr.Thomas R. Harrison,Jr.
Mr. Charles V Hartsell,jr.
Ms. Dianthia Fennessey Joyner
Mrs. LlUra Heinz Kamionka
Mr. Donald E Leatherman
Ms. Hazel G. Linn
Mr. Stephen A. Magnotta
Mrs. Lena johnson Massengill
Mr. Ronald N. McCullen
Mrs. Mary Beth McKnight
Mrs. Rainelle Dixon Mishoe
Mrs.]anet Conard Mullen
Mrs. DOlUla Shaw Pleasant
Mrs. Louisa Farmer Reaves
The Reverend Michael \V.Safley
Major Sarah Brady Satterfield, USA (Ret.)
Mr.james W Spence
Mr. George E.ll1omas,jr.
Mr. Richard \VVaughan
Mr. Neil E.Watson, CPA
Mrs. Suzanne Zahran Yates
CLASS OF 1973
18%
$8,232.91
Mr. Harry L.Britt,jr.
Mrs.Jo Anna \X1alker Brown
The Reverend \Vesley E Brown
Mr.JohnA. Butler
Mrs. Bonnie Herring Crabtree
Mrs.Abby Vick Critcher
Mr. Michael J. Dennis
Mr. Robert L.English,Jr.
Mr. Louis J. Evola
Mr. Steve Floyd
Mrs. Rita J. Foley
Ms. Penny C. George
Ms. M.janet Gmham
Mrs.Winifred McBryde Grannis
Mr. \Xl:Henry Grimsley, HI
Mr. Billy Harrington
Mr. Reid A. Horne
Mrs. Harriett Lancaster Jeffords
Mrs. Laurie Alston Jennings
Mrs.Anita Fisher King
Mrs. Dorothy Jane Delaney Landis
Mr. Chester S. Makowski
Mr. Ray Manning
Mr.Tom Manning
Mr. Ralph P Melvin
Mrs. Mary Neill Mercer
Mrs. Nell Thompson Palmer
Dr. Robert F Pelham
Mr. Larry S. Philpott
Mrs. Karen Sessoms Poche
Mrs. Carolyn Daniel Scoggins
Mr.A. Robert Searle
Mrs. Carolyn Plaster Simmons
Mr. Robert A. Sisk
Mr. R.Wayne Thompson
CLASS OF 1974
21%
$3,375.00
LTCJohn K.Andrew, USA (Ret.)
Mr. Barry A. Box
Mrs. Debra Dennis Bridges
Mrs. Marion Hawkins Bryant
Me. James M. Chesnutt, III
Dr. Samuel J. Clark, \1\
Mr.Timothy A. Derulis
Mr. Dale A. Dutcher
Me. Andrew D. EIUlett, III
Mr. Danny R. Fowler
Mrs. Gayle Godwin Franks
CW4 William Freeman, USA (Ret.)
Mr. Ronald R. Glancy
Dr.William C. Harrison
Col. Clark W Hastings, USA (Ret.)
Mrs. Cheryl Wardell Holladay
Mrs. Shirley Smith juskowiak
The Reverend Victor C. Mansfield, II
Mrs. Mary Jane Miller
Mrs. Kay Mitchell Molnar
Mr. Larry P'arsons
Ms. Norma R. Stice
Mrs. Rebecca Stephens Strickland
Mrs. Belinda
Mr. David L.Adams
Ms. Paula LAdams
Mr. Carl C. Birk,Jr.
Dr.Joseph Brum,Jr.
Mrs. Marie Beane Conner
The Reverend Claudia Gall Harrelson
SFC Oscar E. Lister, USA (Ret.)
Mr.Timothy Lloyd
The Reverend James E. MalloY,Jr.
Mr. R. Ken Martin
The Reverend Benjamin Ray Melvin
Mrs. Margaret Farrior Pope
Mr.Thomas Pope,)r.
I\1rS.Sylvia Vessels Price
Mr. David L. Radford
Mrs. Bonnie Raynor
Mrs. Rachel Ford Stephens
Mrs. Donna Mercer Surrett
Branch
Howard
Mr. Elmer C. Hubbard
Mrs. Myra Stowe Jackson
Mr. Richard WJackson
Mr. Brent A. Matthews
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Mrs. Charlotte
Moore
McLaurin
Mr. Philip L.Mullen
Mrs. Mary Spilman Poole
Cot. Marion D. Robertson,Jr.
Mrs. Carmen Evans Smith
Mrs. Karla Jordan Smith
Ms.Judy Gore Spivey
MS.Alice F. SnlCkey
Mr. Michael Twiddy
Mr.Jon w.Tyner
The Reverend Kenneth S.Valentine
Mr. Edgerton
M. Vaughan
The Reverend R;mdy L.Wall
Ms. Marian W Williams
The Reverend
Verne Womack
CLASS OF 1975
17%
$1,476.15
Mrs. Lynda Buie Baum
Mr.William T.Bell
Mrs. Linda Faye Archuleta Bradford
Mr. Samuel H. Brick, III
Mr. Harvey 1. Burns
Mr.Turner F Caldwell, 11\
Mr. Ronald 1. Coats
Mr.John K. Elkins
Mrs. Marsha Gooden Faucene
Mr.John J. Grandefeld
Mrs. Wanda Moorefield jones
Mrs. Pamela Yeatts Long
Mr.Alton E. Mabb,Jr.
Dr. Mary Anne Martin-Howell
Ms. Mary Dir McDuffie
Mrs. Betty 1. Milligan
Mrs. Cheryl C. Mitchell
Mrs. Connie Hudson Perkins
Ms. M. La Jeanne Owen Pierce
Mr. Steven I' Quigley
Mr. Richard PRose
Mr. W Ervin Smith
Mr. Elton Stanley
Mr. Brent O. Stroud
Mr.). Lee \'\farren,jr.
CLASS OF 1976
17%
$1,450.00
Mr. Levie C. Cameron
Mr. L.C. Canada
Mr. G.Thomas Dent
Mrs. Mildred Dexter-Rosell
Mrs. Linda Howard Duff
Mr. David 1. Foster
Mr.Alfred S. Hare
Mrs.Ann Collier Horne
Mrs. Constance Parrous Kotsopoulos
Mrs. Carol Ann Tindell Lloyd
Mr. Larry S. McMillin
Mr. David Mowry
Mrs. Brenda Hester Peregoy
Mrs. Lynda Lake Perry
Mr. Kelmeth E.Reavis
Mrs. Sue Poorman-Duffin Richards
Mr. Robert D.Wham,.Ir.
CLASS OF 1977
13%
$986.82
Ms. Muriel A. Brooks
Mr.Jack D. Brown,)r.
Mr. S. Randall Bullard
Mrs. Debra Underwood Byrum
Mr. Michael L.Casey
Mrs. Betry Jo Mitchell Dent
Mr. Michael \v. Gillmer
Mr.Winn Graham
Mrs. Pamela Greene Hall
CLASS OF 1978
18%
$1,105.00
CLASSOF 1979
12%
$580.00
Mrs. Teresa Poole Akamatsu
Mr. Charles W. Brown
Mr.William B. Crompton, 1\1
Mrs. Rosemarie Bramley Cunningham
Mrs. Rhonda Gore Etherden
Mr.Van A. Fletcher,Jr.
Mrs. Hilda Miles Graves
Mrs. Melissa Williams johnson
Mrs. Cynthia Moore jones
Mr. Ernest W Parker
Ms. Susan K. Ricker
Mr. Stephen Vang Vo
Mr. Stephen F Walker
Mrs.Anne Fisk \Vilce
CLASS OF 1980
10%
$805.00
Mrs. Ruth Gilnlore Ambrose
Mrs. Victoria S;:mnders Etheridge
Mr. Earl Edward Herruninger
Mr. Michael C. Hines, Sr.
Mrs. Marselene johnson
Mr.john N. McCormic,jr.
Mr. Steve M. Neal
Mr.John M. Nelson
Mr. Ronald R. Reece
Ms. Diana L.Reichelderfer
Mrs. Ruby McDuffie Strouse
Mrs. Mary L.Talley
Mrs. Cynthia Gilliam White
CLASSOF 1981
11%
$370.00
Mrs.Jeanette Batchelor Anderson
LTC Mildred E.Wilkey B1ack-well,USA (Ret.)
Mrs. Mendee H. Daniel
Mr. L.Andrew Lee
Mrs. Madeline Hairston McAlexander
Mr.Jay E.Reeves
Mr. David G. Smith
Mrs. Carla McL1mb Supples
Ms. Cynthia Lea \Vhetzel
Mr. Richard WWhitfieid
CLASS OF 1982
9%
$695.00
Mrs. Sylvia Tartt Boland
Mr. Robert j.Flinn
Mrs. Patsy J. Gordon
Mr. Friedbert ). Humphrey
Mrs.Andrea Holtsclaw Malpass
Mr. Phillip L.McAllister
Mrs.A. Regina Davis Myers
Mrs.Anne Barbee Story
Mrs. Diane Croom Thorne
Mr.Terry LTolbert
CLASSOF 1983
14'>'-0
$600.00
Mr. Ernie K. Burney
Mr.W.Bradley Carter
Mrs. Doris P.Cole
Ms. Georgianna Collins
Mr. Richard 1. DePriter, Sr.
Mrs.Angela Gentry Dunkley
Ms. Mary Elizabeth Earp
Mrs.jeanene Jenrette Lee
Mrs. Elaine Forbes Marshall
Ms. Paula K. McGrann
Mr.Terry A. Mitchell
Ms.janet Prince
Mr. Michael B. Szafrdnski
The Reverend Brian \V.\Vingo
CLASSOF 1984
13%
$828.90
Mrs. Fabienne Lockwood Butler
Mr. Michael A. Currie
Mr. Robert W Godwin
Mrs. Dixie P Holcomb
Mrs. Cindy Allen Home
Ms. Frances Hall jackson
Mrs. Lynn Morton Kubota
Ms. Kathryn Knox Locey
Mr. Neil McNeill
Miss Helen Anderson Pilkay
Ms.jeanne Maureen Reed
Ms. Deli Jean Capps Sharpe
Mr.john L.Vereen
Mr. c.]. Violette
Mrs. Shelia D.Yates-Mattingly
CLASSOF 1985
17'ro
$1,159.21
Mrs. Terri Moore Brown
Mr. Kenneth R. Carlton
Mr. R. Nelson Collier
Mrs. Sheila Lindsey Crittenden
Mr.\V Kevin Holden
Ms. Dorothy Bodemer Hubbard
Mr. Patrick J. Koballa
Mrs. Claudia Hawthorne May
Ms. Emma jean McLean
Mr. Roger D. Pait
Mr. Dennis Roberts
Mr. HerbertA. Schroer,Jr.
Mr. Frank Sessoms
Ms. Lisa Buck Sessoms
Mr. George A. Small
MrS.Anita Carroll Stephenson
Mrs. Dale Cook Swanner
Mr. Bobby Walston
Mr. Roderick \'\filce
CLASSOF 1986
11%
$895.00
Mrs.julie Ann Marlowe Barber
Mr. Earl R. Bleacher
Major Randall N. Briggs
Mrs. Donita Booker Coleman
Mrs. Lisa f Critcher
Dr. Laura G. Kalka Ph.D.
Mr. Stephen J Kay
Mrs.jean Bunn Lemke
SGM Michael M. Maricle, USA
CW2 Mark E.Moen, USA
Mr. Craig A. Morris
Mrs.jody Hoepner Nelson
Mrs. Lynne Dawkins Smith
Mrs. Sandra Thaler Smith
Mr. Barry 1. Souders
Mr. Richard M.\Vright
CLASSOF 1987
6%
$620.00
Mr.james Wesley Baugus
Mr. D. Raymond Canady,jr.
Ms. Sharron Cox
Mrs. Ruth Rushton Crumley
Mr. David B. Culbreth
Mr. Stanley D. Mozingo
Ms. Debordh Lea Rigsbee
Mr. Forrest C. Shaw, III
Mrs. Christine BartlettThompson
CLASSOF 1988
15'l'i,
$1,115.00
Mr. Darrell D. Bock
Mr. RichardA. Butler,Jr.
Mrs. Dedra Tart Culbreth
Mr.jansen D. Evans
Mrs. Nona D. Fisher
ISG Thomas S. Hatfield, USA (Ret.)
Ms. Pamela S. Hoff
Mr. Paul M. Leite
Mr. Larry 1. Martens
Mrs. Katharine Smith Moore
Ms. Christa M. O'Quinn
Ms. Michele P'Jrtida
Mrs. Lori Silvasy Stephenson
Ms. Sheila P Vaught
Mrs. Kathleen O. Voss-Woolrich
Mr.William C.\Varren,jr.
Mrs.joanne S.Whitley
Cpt.Teresa BowlingWolfgang
CLASS OF 1989
13°il
$1,<;3"'"'_90
The Reverend Gary E.Allred
Mrs. Dawn Fountain Ausborn
Ms.Angela j. Benjamin
Mrs. Elice Marie O'Brien Brooks
Mrs. Sharon R. Bullard
Mr. Gregg C. Coleman
Ms. Emma J. Covin
Mr.T.John Dexter,Jr.
Mr. Paul Everette
Ms.joalUle H. Gibson
Cpt. Howard E.Gray, (Ret.)
Mr.WTroy Heustess
Mr. Bobby Hill
Mr. Donald H. Laney
Ms. Valerie 1. Morris
Mrs. Kathryn Small Offenhauser
Mrs. Marl' E.Papik
Mr.Terry D. Preiss
Mrs. Sheri \'\feeks Rogers
Mrs. Lydia B. Smith
Ms. Rochelle M. Stokes
Mr. Robert B.1\vine
Ms. Laura Vigari
Mr.John Weakly
Mrs. Lisa M. Wymer-Joyner
CLASSOF 1990
11%
$925.00
Ms. Carol Patricia Andre
Ms. Mary Ann Angelicchio
Mrs. Lovia Anne Barefoot
Ms. Elizabeth Ann Simmons Brantley
Mr. Kevin Allen Carlson
Mrs.janet Copeland Carter
Mrs. Lori A. Carver
Mrs. Mithu Chaudhuri
Mr. Steven j. Hartman
Me.Timothy A. Helms
Ms. Sarah C. Lee
Mr. David J. Lewis, 1I\
Mr. Carmon A. Maxwell
Ms. Kelly Cleverley New
Mr. Francis Piri
Mrs.janice E.Riccardelli
Mr. Robert L.Sinodis
Mrs. Susan Osborne Stauffer
Mrs. Mary Nan Ciamp Thompson
CLASSOF 1991
10%
$1,180.00
Mr. Daniel D. Brock
Mr. Charles E. Brown
Mrs. Cheryl Bueck
Mrs. Leigh Stutts Churchbollrne
Mrs. StephanieT. Green
Mrs. Melissa B. Ilaft
Mr.Thurston \v. Hicks
Mr.Jay Kirkpatrick
Mr. Kevin C. Kriews
Mrs. Kimberly Barefoot Mclamb
Mr. Steven P Mitchell
Mrs. Michee Lucas Olson
Mrs. Barbara J. Overman
Mr.Todd L.Peterson
Mr. Richard L. Player, III
Dr. Kelli K. Sapp
Ms. J(jrnberiy Carroll Scanlan
25
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CLASSOF 1992
9%
$8,723.34
Miss S.Allyson BOlltciller
Mr. Mark Carver
Ms. Denise L Darby-Hysell
Mr. David W Edwards, Sr.
Mr. Robert
C. Foreman
Me. Timothy Holtsclaw
Mr. Mark L. Lange
Cpt. David]. Leach
Me. Jonathan E. Lust
Mr.Teny D. Lydick
Me. James
A. Maher
Mr. Bryan W May
Mr. Robert N. McClnrg
Me. Antonio L.McGriff
Mrs. Marian
Moorman
Morgan
Mr. Charles Patton Thomas
Mrs.)oann \Veary
Me. Jonathan E.\Villiams
CLASSOF 1993
11%
$1,015.00
Mrs. Elizabeth Sue Tackett Andrews
Mrs. Susan S. Bertke
Mrs. Debra Faucette Clevenger
Mrs.JoAnn Kopp Griffel
Ms. Cathy S. Griffith
Mrs. Mercedes
M. Harris
Mr. Philip Jennings Hedgepeth
Mrs. Caroline F.Kearns
Mrs.]o)' Godwin Kirkpatrick
Mr.ll1omas C. Maze
Mr. Brian H. Meyer
Mrs.JenniferWeyandt
Mr. Richard S. Pope
Mr.James ]. Rapalje
O'Keefe
Mrs. Tracy Edge Redfern
Ms.Way linda S. Royal
Mr. Barry Simmons
Mr. Gemld R.Wheeler, III
Me L.Meredith Wilkins
CLASS OF 1994
14%
$630.00
Mrs. Lynley
Fenwick
Asay
Mr. Robert 1. BiIleaud,Jr.
Mr. Brian W Bishop
Mrs. Lisa G. Barbee
Mrs.Jodie Owen Bullard
Mr. Matthew E.Christian
Mrs. Robin C. Christine
Mr. David M. Connolly
Mr. David R. Eavenson
Mr. Ernest L Ferguson
Mr. Daryl 1. Hales
Mrs. Kimberley Hayes-Shackleford
Mr.Jeremy A. Hyjek
Ms. MichelleA.]ahren
Mr.\VTravis Jordan
Mr.]erry L.Lowenstein
Mrs.Joy Gilbert Ludwick
Mr. Marcus D. Martin
Mrs. Michelle L.McKinney
Mr. Lue J Patterson
Mrs. Sharon McNeill President
Mrs. Rhonda Johnson Rich
Mr. Brian R. Rodgers
Mrs. Debbie W.Starling
Mrs. Naomi R. Sullivan
Ms. Sandra C. Tripp
CLASSOF 1997
1%
$95.00
Ms. Priscilla L.BeUiveau
Mr.Anthony J. Bugeja
Mr. David A.Teague
CLASSOF 1998
3%
$1,175.00
Mrs. Martha Alexander Clarke
Ms.Janet K. Hassenplug
Mr.TrdvisT. Kornegay
Mr.J.Todd Purgason
Mrs. Mia S. Smothers-Smith
Mr.Joseph W Ulatowski
CLASSOF 1999
2%
$220.00
Ms. Bernadette R. Bogeney
Mr. Philip Colby
Mrs. Dovie A. Hughes
Mrs. Deborah M. Lemire
Ms. Lalique R. Metz
Mr. Paul A. Smith
Mrs.Jan Walls Bock
Mrs.Amy E.Bmce
Ms. Roxanne R. Cannaday
MS. Lan CaD
Mrs. Barbara Miller Dietrich
Mr.John E Doherty, III
Cpt. Jason C. Dmke
Mr. Van Q. Dues
Mr. Rodney Githens
Mr.James E.Justice
Mr. Paul T.Knight
Mr. Kevin S. Maselow
Mrs. Constance Clow May
Mr.John D. Myers
Ms. Wilma A. Owens
Mr. Kevin S. Roberts
SFCJohnnie 1. Shubert, Jr.
Ms.Terri J Stem
Mrs. Dolores Blanton StrickJand
Ms. Elizabeth M.Talbott
CLASS OF 1995
8%
$630.00
Mrs. Deidra Vandervort Baldwin
Ms. Camisha M. Bell
Mr. Chyenne J. Brooks
Mrs.YvetteJackson Carson
Mr. Robert j. Cooper
Mrs. Karen R. Dorman
Ms. Delana D. Epps-Robinson
Mr. Richard E.Fuqua
Mr. Michael Graham
Mrs. Kimberly Lovely Johnson
Ms. Susan H.]ohnson
Mrs.Jerry D. Martin
Mr.William C. Nebrich
Mr. Orlando Nieves
Mr. Louis E. Seymour, 11
Mrs. Pamela Wimley Strickland
CLASS OF 1996
10%
$1,299.00
Mr.Trdvis D.Alfrey
Ms. Darlene A.Allen
26
Dr. and Mrs. Grant 1.Alleyne
Mr. and Mrs.Joseph Almeida,Jr.
Ms. Camilla S.Antoniei
Ms. Mary Arnold
Mr. Fred Arriola
Mr. and Mrs.JamesArwell
Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Baldwin
Ms. Frances R. Barnes
Mr. Gorden A. Best
Mr. and Mrs. Steven K. Blanchard
Mr. and Mrs.Joseph J. Bonargo
CW4 and Mrs. Richard C. Boss
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Bossung
Mr. and Mrs. Boucher
Mr. and Mrs. Ellison Bowman
Mrs.Jo Anna W Brown
The Parents of Mickey Brumbles
Mrs. Carol Capps
The Parents of William Chapman
Dr. and Mrs. Louis P Clark
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Clary
Mr. Garry Coffman
The Reverend and Mrs.James H. Coile
Mr. and Mrs.John E.Coker
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Crawford
Mrs. Patricia DeLapa
Mr. Richard L.DePriter, Sr.
Mr.Vince Derosa
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Dickerson
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond \VI.Dombrowsky
Mrs. Karen R. Dorman
Mr. and Mrs.].C. Drake
Mr. and Mrs.James DrurY,Jr.
Mrs. Camellia S. Dunn
The Reverend and Mrs. Ronald E Estes
Mr.Aaron P Evans and Ms. Virginia Blackwell
Mrs. Ruthann Fetherman
Mr. and Mrs. Carrel Gay
Mr.Thomas Gentili
Mr. and Mrs. Woody Gentry
Mr. and Mrs. Sammy L.Gilmore
Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Giossi
Mr. Daniel Gourley
Mr. and Mrs. Bevan E.Grice
Mr. and Mrs. MarkA. Gusso
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hager
Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Haile
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn C. Hanna
Ms. Helen Hanna
Mrs.Anita S. Harding
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harrington
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Harris
Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Harris
Mr. and Mrs. Martin). Hering
Mr. Michael C. Hines, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs.\Vayne Hintzen
Mr. and Mrs.John N. Hudson,Jr.
Mr. S. Howard Hudson, III
Ms. Donna Hurd
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hurless
Mrs. Brenda WJolulson
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel johnson
Ms. Beatrice Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Donald R.Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Gemld T. Kelley
Mr. and Mrs. Walter L.Kerley,jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Ketchie
Mr. and Mrs. \Villiam C. Kienke
Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Klein
Mrs. Carol Koch
Mr. and Mrs. Don H. Landreth
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lavertu
Mr. and Mrs.Jolm Leidner
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond). Licata
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Y Lyons
Dr. and Dr.Thomas N. Maki
Mr. Charles W.Malloy
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Manctlso
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Marsh
Mr. and Mrs. Howard L.Maynor
Mr.Thomas McCain
Mr. and Mrs. Mike McCarty
The Parents of Bmndy McCollum
Mr. and Mrs.John N. McCormic,Jr.
Mr.]oseph McGuire
Mr. and Mrs. Gene O. McNeiU
Ms. Eunice H. Mellott
Ms. Betty Melvin
Mrs. Mary Mercer
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Midgley
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Miller
Ms. Maureen M. Molter
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Morris
Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Moss
Mr. and Mrs. Paul L.Murchison
Ms. Karen Murrain
Mr. and Mrs. Ocie E MurraY,Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Packard
Mrs.Jeanne Panka
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent M. Paolozzi
Mr. and Mrs. Ted W. Parker
The Reverend Carrie W.Parrish
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Parsons
Mr. Derek). Pass
Mr. Mark B. Patten, III
Mr. and Mrs.WilliamA. Pettit
Mr. and Mrs.James). Phillips
Mr. and Mrs.John D. Picciano
Mr. and Mrs.Thomas E. Powell
Mr.Terry D. Preiss
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Propst
Mr. and Mrs. Donald 1. Rastede
Mr. and Mrs. \Villiam Reese
Mr. and Mrs. Romansk)'
Mr.William G. Rudisill
Ms. Linda Sadler
Mr. and Mrs. Sargent
Ms. Patricia Scali
Mr. and Mrs.Jay Schablik
Mr. and Mrs.John H. Scharf
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schnlllckal
Mr. and Mrs.James A. Schuermann
TIle Parents of Rachael Schultz
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sellars
Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Simons
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford G. Singletary
Mrs. Laurier Sirois
Mr. and Mrs. David E.Smith
The Parents of Ivan Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Kim 1. Steffanni
Mr. and Mrs. R. G.Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin ].Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. \Vayne Tucker
The Parents of Jason Unverferth
Mr. and Mrs. Kermit L.Updegrove,Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Urbancic
The Parents of Timothy Ververis
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Vinci
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M.\Valker,Jr.
Mr. and Mrs.William).Walsh,III
Mr.). Lee Warren,]r.
Mrs. Linda H.\'(farren
Mr. and Mrs.]ack Waterworth
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn D.Welker
Mrs. Carole M.Wells, Ri
The Reverend and Mrs.WoodrowWells,]r.
The Parents of Corrin Whartenby
Mr. and Mrs. \Villiam Whitney
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams
Mr. Billy E.Wils~n
Mr. Leon Winder
Mr. Billy). Winston
Mr. and Mrs. N.). Worsham
Ms. Kim Wuertemberger
Andrews Ministerial Scholarship
Margaret Stafford Memorial Scholarship
Mary Neal Alexander Memorial Scholarship
Frank Barragan,Jr. NCNG Scholarship
Oakel Bass Endowed Scholarship
Alex B. Bethune Scholarsrup
Dr. and Mrs. Karl H. Berns Scholarship
Bishop Blackburn, NC Conference
Scholarship
Mary Jean Blackburn Scholarship
Brantley Memorial Fund
Earl W.Brian Scholarsrup
Catherine Brock Scholarship
I~L.Browning Endowed Scholarship
Emma McCaffie Cannon Memorial
Scholarship
Carolina College Scholarsrup
The Reverend Paul Carruth Memorial
Scholarship
Chaminade Music Scholarship
Fred E. Clark Memorial Scholarship
Mr. and Mrs.Walter Clark Scholarship
\Valter B. Clark Maximum Effort Award
Martha H. Culbreth Scholarship
Bruce Dent Memorial Scholarship
Dingus Education Fund
Sanford DoxeY,Jr. Scholarship
Edenton Street United Methodist Church
Scholarship
Elgar & Lois E.Dmughon Scholarsrup
Lenora Auten and Lloyd Dunn Scholarship
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Federation, lne.
Scholarship
Fayetteville District United Methodist Church
Scholarship
West Fayetteville Rotary Club Scholarsrup
Franks/Penny Scholarship
Janie Bell Edwards Gibson Scholarship
Golf Progmm Scholarship
Ray Thomas Gooch Scholarship
M.E Grantham Scholarship
George N. Harris Memorial Scholarship
Haymount United Methodist Church & Men's
Group Scholarship
Hensdale Scholarship
\Villiam E.Horner Scholarship
Young Howard Scholarship
Dr. and Mrs. Bert Ishee Scholarship
W Robert and Thelma Johnson and Robert
Neal Scholarship
O.Teague IGrby Scholarship
Lafayette Society Scholarsrup
Lambda Chi Alpha Scholarship
Edward Bert Lasitter Scholarship
Edward I' Leatherbury, III Scholarsrup
John,julian,Albert
& Calvin Little Scholarship
William P Lowdermilk Scholarship
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Bett)' Ruth Maness Memorial Scholarship
R.A. Matheson Scholarship
Charles K. and Verna B. McAdams Scholarship
Dr. and Mrs. e.G. McCarver Scholarship
Mary McKiIlllon McNeil Scholarship
Thomas McLean Scholarship
The Reverend Samuel D. McMilIian,Jr.
Scholarship
Mike Mcintyre Scholarship
Joseph Gray and Elizabeth Horne Melvin
Scholarship
Methodist College Accounting Scholarship
Methodist College Alumni Association
Scholarship
Kenneth and Jean Mitchum Scholarship
Janet c. Mullen Scholarship
Mullen-Mansfield Memorial Award
Durwood Johnson Murray, II Scholarship
NC Conference UMC Scholarship
John and Hazel Neill Endowed Scholarship
Joan Alexandra Meade Pait Scholarship
Florence M. Paul Music Library Scholarship
Alice H. Pearce Scholarship
Richard Wand Neva B. Pearce Scholarship
PUot Club of Fayetteville Scholarship Fund
Tilus E. Pittman Scholarship
c.c. Powers,Jr. and \Vingate E., Sigmund B.
and E.1. Swain Scholarship
Alan M. Porter Music Scholarship
Professional \Vomen of Fayetteville
Scholarship
Bruce R. Pulliam Scholarship
Katherine Purdie Scholarship
Raleigh District United Methodist Church
Scholarship
Charles Rankin Memorial Scholarship
Hector Eli RaY,Jr.Scholarship
Alma Rhodes Scholarship
JP Riddle Scholarship
George B. & Bessie H. Robbins Scholarship
Florence Rogers Charitable Trust
Joseph Rouse Scholarship
Salem United Methodist Church Scholarship
Sanford District United Methodist Church
Scholarship
Margaret McLeod Teabeaut Scholarship
Terry Sanford Scholarship
Sherry Sellers Scholarship
Gertrude Shore Memorial Scholarship
Professor Eugene "Mike" Smith Scholarship
\X'ilbur R. Smith, III Scholarship
South Carolina Foundation of Lndependem
Colleges Scholarship
Harriet Jean Spell Scholarship
William S. & NalUlie Seats Spilman Memorial
Scholarship
Shirley Starcher Memorial Scholarship
J. Bernard Stein Scholarship
Fannie B. Stein Scholarship
Elizabeth Stewart Scholarship
B.F."Doc"Stone Memorial
Carol Stout Scholarship
Frank Stout.]r. Memorial Scholarship
Joe \V. Stout Memorial Scholarship
James D. Stuich Scholarship
Harold Sturdivant Scholarship
Margaret McLeod Teabeaut Scholarship
Louis and BernadineThomas Scholarship
Arthur and Portia Vann Scholarship
\Vad10via Fund for Excellence Scholarship
Elizabeth Weaver Scholarship
WUliam S.Wellons & Family Scholarship
Clara JeweU \Vestbrook Memorial
FlorJ. Cornelia Bullock and Dr. Samuel B.
Wilkins,]r. Fund
Eutha Neighbors WiJlis Scholarship
Hubert \VilIis Memorial Fund
Mr. Beau Addison
Miss Cynthia M.Allen
Ms.joan English Allen
Ms.]udith Allen
Mr. D. Keith Allison
Mr. and Mrs. Everette G.Andrews
Ashley Elementary School
Mr. and Mrs. Von Autry, Jr.
Ms.Judith Aycock
Mrs.june Aysse
Dr,]oseph W Baggett
Mr. and Mrs. Dan T. Barker
Mr. Frank l3arragan,Jr.
Mr. Frank K. Barragan, III
Mrs. Eunice Barrett
Mr. and Mrs. Reginald M. Barton, Sr.
Mr. Rob Beasley
Mrs. Lee C. Beck
Mr. Bryan Beckwith,]r.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Bennett
Mrs. Willa Bennett
Mr. and Mrs.Terry C. Bibleheimer
Dr. and Mrs. George Binder
Mr. and Mrs. \Vayne Birch
Mr. \VA. Bissette
Mr. and Mrs.Julius L.Black,]r.
Mrs. U. B. Blalock,]r.
Mr. Steven K. Blanchard
Ms. Cathy jackson Blanton
Mr. Gr.:lham B. Blanton
Mrs. Lee B1ea
Mr.james A. Bledsoe
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip R. Boiselle
Dr, Clifford N. Bostic,]r.
Ms. Rebecca Bowling
Mr. Bill 1. Bowman
Mr. and Mrs.AJlen N. Boyer,jr.
Mr. and Mrs William A, Boykin
Mr. and Mrs. Baylus C. Bramble
Mr. l\otarkT: Branch
The Honorable and Mrs. E.Maurice BrJ.swell
Mr. George W.Breece
Mrs. Lynn B. Breeden
Mrs. Delores Breswitz
Dr. L.Samuel Bright,]r.
Mr. Kip W Broadfoot, 1II
Mr. Hal Broadfoot,]r.
Mr. Charles Broadwell
Mrs. Nancy Broadwell
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin N. Brower,Jr.
Mr. Bruce Brown
Mr.jefferson D. Bruton
Mrs. Mary Lynn Bryan
Mr. Robert E. Bryan,]r.
Mr. and Mrs.A. B. Bryant
Mr. and Mrs.Johnny Bryant
Ms. Sarah
Bryant
Mr.]ohn G. Buie,]r.
Mrs. Kathryn G. Bundy
Mr. and Mrs. Kenny M. Burke,]r.
Mr. and Mrs.John Butler
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. But;er
Mr. and Mrs. \Vayne F.Byrd
Mr.Thurston Callahan
Mr. Henry C. Campen
Mrs. Ruby]. Campen
Mr. ,md Mrs.]amesW Canaday,]r.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer G. Capps
Ms.]udy Capps
Ms.Victoria Carpenter
Mr. Grady L.Carroll
Mr. George E.Carter
Mr. Lester G. Carter,Jr.
Ms. Belinda B. CashweU
Mrs.]udy Cashwell
CC Schools Finance Department
Mr. Robert]. Chaffin
Chaminade Music Club
Champion Stables
Mr. and Mrs.Ted PChappell
Mr.Anthony Chavonne
Dr. Suzan K. Cheek
Mrs. Kathryn Christian
Mrs.Ann G. Cin1aglia
Mr. Cermette]. C1ardy,]r.
Mr. and Mrs.A.Wilbur Clark
Dr. Franklin S. Clark
Ms. Guyla D. Clark
Mrs. Linda M. Clark
Mrs. Mary Pride Clark
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Clark,]r.
Mrs. Margaret Clark
Mr. and Mrs. 1. Keith Clayton
Cliffdale Classical Elementary School
Mr.]ohn W Cline,]r.
Dr. and Mrs. Michael W Clover
Mr.]effrey L.Cobb, Sr.
Mr. Ronald K. Coleman
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Collier
Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Collins
Mrs. Sheri Collins
Mr. Norman A. Coltrane
Mr. Carl Combs
Mr. Gary W Cooper
Mr.Joe Costanzo,jr.
CDR George S. Council, USN (Ret.)
t.
Ms. Kathryn 1. Covington
Mr. Gregory A. COX
Mrs. Duke B. Crane
MS.Aru1e Creech
Mr. and Mrs, Glenn Crook,jr.
Mr. Russell C. Crowell
Cumberland COllnty Schools Benevolence
Fund
Cumberland County Schools Evening
Academy
Cumberland Mills Elementary School
Cumberland Road Elementary School
Ms. Edna \Xl.Curl
Mrs. Norma E.Currie
Ms. Erica F.Danak
Dr. C. T.Daniel
Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Daniel
Ms. Barbara Davidson
Mr. Billy Davidson
Mr. and Mrs.JamesA. Davis
Mr. Oscar Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Dawson
Ms.]. Lois Dawson
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Deaton
Mayor Edwin S. Deaver
Mr. Hank Debnam
Ms. Gail Dickinson
Disabled American Veterans
Douglas Byrd High School
Dr. Claude P Dowd
Mrs. C. C. Duell
Mrs. Louisa R. Duff
Mr. Murray O. Duggins
Mr.T Phillip Dwm
E E Miller Elementary School
Ms. Nicole R. Eaker
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus P.Earnhardt,Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth S. Edge
Mrs. Kensley Edge
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Edwards
Mr.]ohn Elliott
Mr. and Mrs. Lelon Ellis
Dr. and Mrs. Gerald Ellison
Mr. and Mrs.]oel E Engles
Estate of B. E Stone
Estate of Clara Jewel Westbrook
Mrs. Mildred Evans
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe E.Evans
Exceptional Children Drivers Team .::'2
Mrs. Elefteria Z. Fasul
Mr. Louis Feraca
Mr. Robert \Y/. Ferris
Mr.William C. Fields
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fleishman
Dr. Malcolm Fleishman
Ms. Minda S. Fleishman
Dr. Stephen B. Fleishman
Mr. GregoryW Floyd
Mr. David H. Fonke
Mr. David 1. Foster
Dr. Loleta \Xl.Foster
Mr.A.ndy Fox
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Foy
Mr. and Mrs. Michael A Fradel
The Reverend and Mrs. R. C. Frazier
Dr. and Mrs. \X'iJliam E Freccia
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip]. Gallina
Mr. Keith Gardiner
Mrs. Dorothy H. Gardner
Dr. and Mrs. E S.Gardner,jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Gaskins,Jr.
Dr. and Mrs.ThomasJ. Gates,M. D.
Mr.Theodore D. Gelman
General Board of Higher Education and
Ministry UMC
Mr. and Mrs. M. Carr Gibson
Mr. Robert S. Gibson
Mr.]ohn B. GUlam, III
Mr.]ohn M. Gillis
Mr.]eff Goldner
Ms. Frances D. Goodman
Mr. and Mrs. P.Bradford Goodrum
Mr. David B. Goodyear
Dr. and Mrs. Louis G. Graff
Mrs. Winifred M. Grannis
Mr.William]. Grant
Ms. Patricia Gray
Mr. Bevan E.Grice
Dr. and Mrs. Stanley G. Griffin
Dr.\Villiam E Grimes
Mr. Phil \VI. Haigh,]r.
Mr. and Mrs. Calton G. Hall
Dr. and Mrs.]ames S. Hall
Mrs. Kelso C. Hambright
Mr. Swayn G. Hamlet
Ms. EV'J.Hansen
Dr. Lewis B.Hardison
Mr. and Mrs.Andy Harnsberger
Mr. and Mrs.James S. Harper
Mr. Charles]. Harrell
Mr. Phillip B. Harris,jr.
Ms. Margaret C. Harriss
Mrs. Betty U. Hasty
Mrs. Robert C. Hatfield
Mrs. Mary Flagg N. Haugh
Mr. and Mrs. E. 1. Hauser
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Hawley
Mrs. D. Swan Haworth
Ms.]ackie Hayden
Mr.]ames R. Haygood,]r.
Dr.]oel Hedgecoe
Mr.]ohn T. Henley
The Highlander Doll Club
Mr.]. Daniel Highsmith, Sr.
Ms. Carol L.Higy
Mr. Richard H. Hobgood
Mr.Ted Hodges
Mr. and Mrs.Joe Hollinshed
Mr. and Mrs. M.James Hollis
Mr. Harold D. Holmes
Mr. and Mrs.]ohn E Holmes
Mr. and Mrs.ThomasA. Hood
Mr. Earl C. Horan,]r.
Mr. Reid A. Horne
Mr. Edwin A. Hubbard
Dr. and Mrs.Thomas G. Hurdle
Mr. Brad Hurley
Mr. BiUW Hurley
Mr. Mark Hurley
Mr. and Mrs.Arthur P.Hun
Mrs. Pa.tricia D. Hutaff
Mr. H.Terry Hutchens, Esquire
Mr. Mark Ingram
Mrs. C. WJackson
Mr.J. David Jameson
Mr. Errol jarman, Sr.
Mr.JimJaszcz
Mrs. Oebbis B.jenkins
Ms. Maurice Jenkins
Mrs. Sonya jenkins
Mr. and Mrs.Thomas H.Jerdee
Mr. Glenn H..Jernigan
Ms. Elva L.]ess
Mr. and Mrs. Frank H.jeter,jr.
Ms.Angeia Johnson
Mr. Charles R.Johnson
Mr. Gordon E.Johnson
LTC and Mrs. Lehman H.]oIUlson,]r.
Mrs.]o Beth Johnson
Mr. and Mrs.Johnny EJohnson
Ms. Karen johnson
Mrs. Lenore Johnson
Dr. and Mrs.Paul S.Johnson
Mrs.Thelma johnson
Dr. and Mrs.].Wesley Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jordan
Mr. and Mrs. \VilIiam Julian
Mrs. Carolyn Justice-Hinson
Mr.James K. Keefe
Mr.]erry A. Keen
Dr. and Mrs. Glenward T. Keeney
Mrs. Robin H. Kelly
Mr.\Villiam O. King
Kiwanis Club of Fayetteville
Mr. and Mrs.James M. Kizer
1\1.r.JamesM. Kizer,Jr.
Ms. Marsha Kouba
LaFayette Society
Miss Lois J. Lambie
Mrs. Carolyn A. L1ncaster
Mr. and Mrs. Larry L Lancaster
Mr. and Mrs.Joseph]. Lassiter
Mr.]. Paige Ledford
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Lee
Mrs. Neill S. Legg
Col.Alfreci Lemire, (Ret.)
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Lilly
Mr. and Mrs.]ack Lindley
Mr. David J. Little
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lopes,jr.
LTC and Mrs.James 1. Louden
Dr. and Mrs. Howard Loughlin
Dr.\Villiam P.Lowdermilk
Mr. Dan MacMillan
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Malkin
Mr.Joe Maloney
Mr. Ray Manning
Mrs. Claire S. Mansfield
Mr. Patrick H. Marks
Mr. Larry Marshall
Ms.A.ngeia Martin
Mr. Richard Martin
Dr.Aubrey M. Masilela
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Mr. George E.Matthews, III
Dr. Harold E.Maxwell
Ms. Sandra S. Maxwell
Mr. Charles K. McAdams
Mrs. Kathryn C. McCoy
Mr. Robert O. McCoy
Major and Mrs. Stephen A. McDavid, (Ret.)
Ms. P'"ltrice McElfresh
Mr.john S. McFadyen
Dr. and Mrs. Oscar McFadyen,Jr.
Mr.jack McGinley
The Honorable and Mrs. D. Carmichael
Mcintyre, II
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus G. McKnight
Mr.Angelo Mclean
The Reverend Dr. Samuel D. McMillan,Jr.
Ms.julia McNeill
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Meares
Mr. Gerald F Meek
Mr. and Mrs. Donald L.Melvin
Ms. Jeanne F.Menefee
Mr. Bill Menhorn
Mrs. Betty 1-1. Messer
Ms. Kathy Middleton
Mr. and Mrs. David G. Miller
Dr. Eric \XI.Miller
Dr. Mary E. Miller
Mr. Richard \Y/. Miller
Ms. Pat Mingle
Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Mohn,jr.
Ms. Susan Jones Monroe
Mr. and Mrs. E.Ray Moore
Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Moorman
Mr. and Mrs. Shannan Morris
Ms. Mia Morris
Ms. Monique Morton
Mr. and Mrs. \ViIliam B. Murmy,Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald C. Musselwhite,jr.
Mr. Mitchell A. Nance
NC United Methodist Church Conference
Mr. Vance B. Neal
Mr.). Gary Newron
Mr.Tim Newton
Ms.Anne M. Nimocks
Mr. David R. Nimocks,jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill N. Nobles
Mr. Mick). Noland
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Norton
Mrs. Sarah O'Hanlon
Mrs. Marl' R. O'Neal
Dr. and Mrs. Clarence S. Olive
Mrs. Mary Erwin Olive
Mr. and Mrs.]. Harvey Oliver,jr.
Mr. Dave Olsen
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Orr
Mr. Ron Padrick
Mrs.joAnna C. Palumbo
Dr. and Mrs. Henry E.Parfitt
Mr. Roy Parker
Mrs.Janet Parks
Mr.jolUl C. Pate
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin D. Patillo
Mrs Rebecca H. Pattishall
Mr. and Mrs. Benny M. Pearce
Mr.john E.Peeples
Ms. Marguerite Austin Perry
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen]. Peterson
Mr. Chapple E. Petree
Ms. Renee Piner
The Reverend and Mrs. Charles R. Pittman
Mr. and Mrs. Richard L.PLayer,jr.
Mr. and Mrs G. Michael Pleasant
Mr. and Mrs. john C. Pope
Dr.Julia Prewitt
Mr. and Mrs. Don K. Price
Dr. William A. Pritchard
Mr. Bruce R. Pulliam
Mr. Henry Pulliam
Raleigh Road School
Mr. and Mrs.Anthony E.Rand
Mrs.Anne C. Raper
MS.Anna Ratcliffe
Mr. Hector N. Ray
Mr. Richard G. Reames
Mr. Richard E.Reames
Mrs. Sarah C. Reeves
Mr. Riddick Revelle
Mrs. Emmi M. Rhodes
Mr. Mark \Y/. Rice
Mr. and Mrs.). Glenn Riddle
Mrs. March FRiddle
Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Riner
LTCjohn M. Robbins
Ms.Tibbie Roberts
Ms. Rosemary Rocconi
Mr. and Mrs.julian R. Rogers
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Dr. and Mrs. Otto E Rogers
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Rooney
Mr. and Mrs. james Rose
Mrs. Louise H. Rouse
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Rowedder
Dr.Angela C. Ruff, DDS, PA
Mr. and Mrs. Robert). Ruggles
Mrs. Esther K. Rusmisel
Mr. and Mrs. Dean E RlIssell,Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Saleeby
Mrs. Viola C. Seagroves
Ms. Carolyn Sealey
Mr.William L.Senter
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Sessoms
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Sharp
Dr. and Mrs. Frank S. Shaw
Mr.john G. Shaw
Mrs. Rollin W Shaw
Dr. and Mrs. Richard H. Shereff
Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Shuller
Mr.Vince Sittnick
Mr. and Mrs.Andy B. Smith
Mr. and Mrs.)amesA. Surles,)r.
The Estate of Margaret K. Swink
Mr. Doug Tabbert
Mr.john C.Tally
Mr. and Mrs. Rupert E.Tatum,]r.
Dr. Harold.J. Teague
Mr. Gerald A.Teele
Sir john M.Templeton
Col. Cader C.Terrell. USA (ReI.)
Terry Sanford High School
Mr. and Mrs. EdThomas
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Thomas
Mrs. Bo E.Thorp
Mr. Keith WTilglunan
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S.TillOn
Mrs. Brenda Tinney
Mr. and Mrs. W Lyndo Tippen, CPA
Mr. and Mrs.joseph H.Todd
Mr. and Mrs.James VTownsend
Dr. Lucas Van Tran
Mr. and Mrs. Earl C.Tressler
Mr. and Mrs. Roben 1.Turner
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Gifts were made in 1999 in bonor of lbe
lol/ou'ing:
Jane Gardiner
Dr. M. Elton Hendricks
The Reverend). Thomas Smith
Mrs. L.Stacy \Veaver
Ramon Yarborough
Gifts were made in 1999 in mem01J' of
tbefollowing:
Peggy Chason '73
Walter Clark
c.T. Cooper
Lillian Edwards
Dr. Clarence Maze,)r.
Verna McAdams
Mary McKinnon McNeil
Janet Mullen '72
Catherine PoeUnitz
Henry Rankin
Elizabeth \Varren
Betty Milligan
75 and
husband, Ronnie!
visit the new Reference
section at the Davis Memorial Library Open House.
Mr.James O. Smith
Mr.jeff Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Smith
Mr.Thurman 1. Smith
Mr. and Mrs.AIIred E.Smyntek
Ms. Mae Belle L.Smyth
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E.Snell
Mrs.Joyce Sorensen
South View Middle School
Mr. Charles M. Speegle,)r.
Mr. Louis Spilman,)r.
Mr. Martin \Y/. Sternlicht
Dr. and Mrs.Albert Stewart,jr.
Mrs. Marie T. Stewart
Mrs. Meredith Player Stiehl
Mr. Herben G. Stiles
Ms. Lori V Still
Mr. and Mrs.)ames S.Stilwell
Ms.Yvonne R. Stohlman
Mr. Milton C. Stone
Mr. Cameron Stout
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sturdivant
Miss Mary Lou Suddath
Mr. Bobby G. Suggs
Mr. and Mrs. HarveyTyndall
Ms.Terri Union
Mr. Chuck Uzzell
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Estate of B.E Stone
Estate of Clara jewell West book
* A Matching Gift Company
A.johnson Chestnut & Company
AAA Glass Company
Ace Pawn Shop
Adecco Employment Services
AdministrJtive Edge
All Pro Automotive
Allegiance Mortgage CorporJ.tion
Allstate Insurance Company
Alltel
American Honda Motor Company, Inc.
Antex Exterminating
Aqlla·NlIt Dive Service, Inc.
Armn Realty, Inc.
Arrow Exterminators of Fayetteville
Athletics International, Ioe.
B & B Catering
BacJ.;yard Burgers
• Bank of America
Barbecue Hut, Inc.
Barfield & jenkins, P.A.
Bass Air Conditioning
Beach Break Inc.
Bell's Seed Store
Billy Bill Grading Company, Inc.
Blashfield Communications
Bleeker Oldsmobile-Buick·GMC, Inc.
Blue Realty
BobbyTaylor Oil Company, Inc.
Branch Banking &Trust Company
Broadwell Construction Company
Broadwell Land Company
Bullard Furniture Company
·Burlington Industries Foundation
Business Consultatnts, Inc.
Cape Fear Amateur Radio Society
Cape Fear Animal Hospital
Cape Fear Broadcasting
Cape Fear Cwcs
Cape Fear Orthopedic Clinic
Capital Group of the Sierra Club
Cargill,lnc.
Carolina Computer Supplies, Ine.
·Carolina Power & Light
Carolina Regional Radiology
Carolina Specialties
Carpenter, Cammack &Associates
Cavin's Business Solutions
Central Animal Hospital
Centura Bank
Chris's Open Hearth Steak House
Chums,lne.
·Cigna Matching Gifts Program
Claim Cure, Ine.
Clark Sporting Goods
Coleman Sporting Goods, Inc.
Copiers Plus, Inc.
Corporate Interior & Sales
Cross Creek Heating &Air
Cross Creek Lincoln Mercury
Crowell Constructors, Inc.
David Alabaster Insurance
David R.\Valters Antiques
Dickinson Buick-Dodge
Direct Mail Services, Ine.
Downing, David & Downing
Eastern Turf Equipment, Inc.
Econo Lodge 1-95
Elliot Construction Company
EVA Cogenex
Fayettevil1e Baseball Club, Inc.
Fayetteville Publishing Company
Finch Oil Company
First Citizens Bank &Trust Company
*First Union Bank
Fleming & Associates
Frederick's Hair Design
Gaston Music Education Foundation, Inc.
Haire Plumbing Company, Ine.
·Hamilton Beach Procter-Silex
Harris Wholesale
Hayes Hobby liouse
Haymont GrilVSteak House
Haymount Optometric Clinic, PA
liealyWholesale Company, Inc.
Heilig-Meyers Furniture
Hercules Steel Company, Inc.
Highland Bp'lnc.
liighland Press, Ine.
Highlander Golf, Inc.
Highsmith-Rainey Memorial Hospital
Hodges Associates, Inc.
Holmes Electric, Inc.
Holt Oil Company
Home Exteriors of Fayetteville
Homemakers Furniture and Interiors
Hurst Annaho
Interim Health Care of the Eastem Carolinas, Ine.
Interim Personnel
•J.c. Penney Company
].]. Barnes Mechanical Company
J.L. Scott Trucking & Environmental Service, Inc.
Jack A.Watson, CPA
*Jefferson-Pilot Corporation
Jernigan & \Varren Funeral Home
·johnson-Sherman
Company
·Kmart
Ken C. Lancaster Real Estate
Kenneth C. Praschan, PA.
King Electric of Fayetteville
LaFayette Cemetery Park Corporation
laFayette Motor Sales, Ine.
Largent Consulting Engineers
Leath Associates Construction Company
Lee Hyundai, Inc.
Leon Sugar's Men Shop
Lisa's Picture Framing
Little & Pulley Office Machines
The LSV Partnership
MacKethan Realty
Massey Hill Drug Company, tne.
*MBNAAmerica Bank,N.A.
McCauley Moving & Stof"'"Jge
McDonald Lumber Company, Ine.
*McDonald's
McFadyen Music Company
McFadyen and Sumner CPA's
Mclean Funding Group, Inc.
Mega Force Tempomries
*Merrill Lynch & Company, Inc.
*Metropolitan Life Foundation
Mid-South Ilghting
Mid-Way Barber Shop
Mobley Enterprises,Ine.
Moore Exposure
Moorman, Kizer & Reitzel, Inc.
Morris, Colyer & Associates, Inc.
MSP - Mail Shipping & Printing
Nearly New Thrift Shop
New Rainbow Restaurant
New Sanford Milling Company
IMS
North Carolina Natural Gas
Odell Smith & Sons Plumbing Company
Osborne Glass Company, Ine.
Parker Pawn Shop
Paschal Appraisals, Inc.
Patterson Storage Warehouse
Peter Stewart Enterprises
PGA Consolidated Disbursement Account
Pharmacia and Upjohn, Ine.
Player, Inc.
Poole \Varehouse, Inc.
Powers-Swain Chevrolet, Ine.
Precision Cut and Care
Quality Inn Lake Wright
Reed-Lallier Chevrolet
Refrigeration & Heating Company
Reid, Lewis, Deese & Nance
Rent-America
Rhudy's Inc.
Rice InsUf"'"dnCe
Agency
Rick Hendrick Toyota
·Rockwellinternational
Trust
Rogers & Breece, Inc.
Roy Jliaddock Surveying Company
SCS Direct Mail Marketing
Short Stop Food Mart
Smithboro Furniulre Company
Smooth Tf"Jvel
Sodexho Marriott Management, Inc.
Southern Gin & Grain Company
Southland Rental & Supply Company
·Sprint Foundation
*State Farm Companies Foundations
Stewart Nissan-Oldsmobile
Stout Properties,Inc.
SuperCO Technologies
Systel Office Automation
The Mill End Store
Tire Sales & Service, Inc.
Tomj.Keith &Associates
Townsend Real Estate
Triangle Bank
Tucker Real Estate, Inc.
UniqueExpressions
Unishippers
United Methotlist Foundation
United National Bank
Up & Coming Magazine
V·Point Supermarket
Vanstory-Exum Insurance Agency
Village Development Group
WR. Caviness & S. C.Tolbert, DDS PA
*Wachovia Bank
Webb Carpet Company
\Vellman,lnc.
WFNC-AM
Wiener Works of Cumberland County
Williams Office Environments
WKFf-TV
WK1'vIL-FM
\Voodland Nursery
WZFX-FM
Yarborough Motor Company
Cooke Foundation
Cumberland Community Foundation, Ine.
JP. Riddle Charitable Foundation
The Janirve Foundation
The Lance Foundation
The Florence Rogers Charitable Trust
A. B. Carter, Inc. FtUld
AC Corp.
Mrs. Nancy G.Adams
Advance Stores Co., Inc.
A. E. Finley and Associates, tnc.
A.]. Fletcher Foundation
Alex Hemby Foundation
AJJiedSignal Foundation, Inc.
ALLTEL
Allvac
AlwineU Foundation
American Greeting Corp.
Ameristeel Corp.
Ametek
Aon Risk Services
AT&T Foundation
Bank of America
Bank of Granite Foundation
Barnhill Contracting Company
Bassett Furniture Industries Foundation
B. B.\Valker Foundation
BB&T
B. e. Moore and Sons, Ine.
Becton Dickinson & Company
Belk Foundation
BeliSouth
Bernhardt Furniture Company
Best Distributing Company
Billings Freight Systems, Inc.
Biltmore Farms, fne.
Blumenthal Foundation
Bolick Foundation
Borden Fund, Inc.
Bradytrane Company
Brame Specialty Co., Inc.
Brody Brothers Foundation
Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp.
Broyhill Family Foundation, Inc.
Budd Services, Inc.
Burlington Industries Foundation
Carolina Container Company
Carolina Holdings,lne.
Carolina Mills, Inc.
Carolina Tractor & Equipment
Central Carolina Bank Foundation, Inc.
Centura Bank, Inc.
e. F.Sauer Company
C]S, Inc.
Clancy & Theys Construction
Clariant Corp.
Coastal Lumber Company
Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Consolidated
Collins & Aikman Foundation
Component Concepts, Inc.
Cone Mills Corp.
Cooperative Bank for Savings, Inc.
Corn Products
Corning Foundation
CP&L Foundation
CSXTransportation, Inc.
cr Conuutmications
Cummins-Atlantic, Inc.
Diamond Tnlst
Dickson Foundation, Inc.
Diebold Foundation
DIMON International, Inc.
Dover Foundation, Inc.
Duff-Norton Company
The Duke Enerh'y Foundation
Durham Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Electric Supply Company
E. N. Beard Hardwood Lumber, Inc.
Export Leaf Tobacco Company
Fayetteville Publishing Company
Felix Harvey Foundation
Mrs.Annabelle Lundy Fettennan
First Charter Corp.
First Gaston Foundation
First Union Foundation
Fletcher Industries, Ine.
FMC Corp. - Lithium Division
Food Lion
Ford Motor Company
Foundation for Independent Higher
Education
Freudenberg Nonwovens
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W Gaddy
Galey & Lord, Inc.
Garris Evans Lumber Company
George Foundation
'Glen Raven Mills, tne.
Glenn Family Foundation
GoodyearTire & Rubber Company
Grady-White Boats,Ine.
GTE
Guardian Corp.
Hampton Industries,Inc.
Heilig-Meyers Company
Henry E.Wurst Family Foundation
High Point Bank & Trust Co.
Hill, Madison & Boyce, L L.P
Holt Hosiery Mills, Inc.
Hooker Furniture Corp.
Hornwood,lne.
Howard Construction Company
Mr.)ohn W.liunt
lJLWachovia
Ina McNair Avinger Foundation, Ine.
Ingersoll-Rand Company
Ingold Co., Inc.
lnsteel Industries,Inc.
Integon Foundation
Investors Management
].A.jones Construction
lac, Inc.
J.} Haines Foundation,lnc.
Joseph Dave Foundation
J.W Burress, Inc.
Ketner Foundation, Inc.
Kingsdown, Inc.
Konover Property Trust
KOSA
Kulynych Family Foundation, Inc.
L1.nce, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. R.T. LeGrand,jr.
Lenoir Mirror Company
Lexington State Bank
Longley Supply Company
Loxcreen Co., Ine.
Lucent Technologies
Marsh Furniture Company
Martin Marietta Materials
Matthews-Belk Group
Mayo Knitting Mill, Inc
Metromont Prestress Company
Milliken Foundation
The Morgan Foundation
Mount Olive Pickle Co., Ine.
NACCO Materials Handling Group, Inc.
ash Brick Company
ational Starch & Chemical Foundation, Inc.
National Welders Supply
National Wholesale Co., Ine.
N. B.liandy Company
News & Record (Greensboro)
Noland Co. Foundation
Norfolk Southern Foundation
North Carolina Foam Industries
North Carolina Natural Gas
orth Carolina Power
orth State Telephone Company
Novartis Corp.
Nucor Corp.
Oakwood Homes Corp.
Occidental Chemical Corp.
Parkdale Mills, Inc.
Philip L Van Every Foundation
Philip Morris, Inc .
Piedmont Federal Savings & Loan Assn.
Piedmont Natural Gas Company
Plantation Pipe Line Company
Pleasants Hardware Co. Fund
Porter Brothers Foundation
Public Service Co. otNC, Ine.
R.A. Bryan Foundation, Ine.
Mr. and Mrs. William Trent Ragland,)r.
Mr. Brooks T. Raiford
Reeves Foundation
Renfro Corp.
Ridgeview Foundation, Ine.
RMIC Corp.
Rock-Tenn Company Alliance Group
Rocky Mount Cord Co., Ine.
Mr. E.T. ROllins,)r.
Romac Financial Services
S&D Coffee, Inc.
Seager\Vaterprooflllg,lne.
Serta Mattress Company
Shadowline, Inc.
Shelton Foundation
Shuford Mills, Tne.
ShurtapeTecimologies,
Inc.
Slane Hosiery Mills, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Lanty Smith
Snyder Paper Corp.
Southco Distributing Company
Southern States Coop., Inc.
SouthTrust Bank
Spray Cotton Mills
Sprint
Stanback Company
State Farm Companies Foundation
Statesville Brick Company
Stephenson Millwork Co., Ine.
Stonecutter Foundation, Ine.
Mr. Robert E.Stroupe
Tanner Foundation, Inc.
Mr.)ohnA.Taylor
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Mr. Errol Jarman, Sr.
Mr.Jim ]aszcz
Taylor Brothers Division of Con wood
Company
Taylor Oil Company
Mr. & Mrs.)ames E.Thomas
The Thomas
Foundation
Thomasville Furniture Industries
Foundation
Timken Company
Triad Guar.mry Insurance Corp.
Unifi
Unilever HPC USA
United Dominion Industries
United Guaranry Corp.
Universal
Leaf Tobacco
Co., Inc.
UPS Foundation
Vulcan Materials Company
Wachovia
Corp.
Wade Manufacturing Company
Watts Regulator (Regtrol Division)
Dr.A. Hope \Villiams
Winn-Dixie Raleigh, Inc.
& Company
\Voodbury
\VI.R. Bonsai
\Vren Foundation, Inc.
Wyatt-Quarles Seed Company
Wyeth-Ledcrle Vaccines & Pediatrics
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9JoodteF
Mr. James K. Keefe
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Mr. Beau Addison
Athletes Imernational, lne.
Mr. Rob Beasley
B1eeker-Oldsmobile-Buick-GMC, Inc.
Dr. 1. Samuel Bright,jr.
Clark Sporting Goods
Mr. Gene Clayton
Coleman Sporting Goods, tne.
Mr. Carl Combs
Mr.Joe Costanzo,]r.
Dr. Claude P Dowd
Mr. and Mrs.Jay Dowd
Fayetteville Baseball Club, Inc.
Fayetteville Publishing Company
Mr.Andy Fox
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harrington
Mr. Randall L.Hartman, Esquire
Dr. and Mrs. M. Elton Hendricks
Ms. Carol 1. Higy
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Holtsclaw
Mr. S. Howard Hudson, III
Kenneth C. Praschan, PA.
L1Fayette Motor Sales, Ine.
Mr.lamesA. Maher
Mr.Thomas C. Maze
Mr, and Mrs. Bob McEvoy
Mr. Bill Menhorn
Mr. Richard W Miller
Mr. and Mrs.John E. Peeples
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen j. Petersen
Mr. Larry S. Philpott
Player, Inc.
Mr. Richard G. Reames
Mr. Richard E. Reames
Roy J. Haddock Surveying Company
Mr.\Villiam G. RudisiU
Mr. and Mrs. Dean F Russell,Jr.
Mr.Vince Sittnick
Mr.James O. Smith
Sprint
Mr. Milton C. Stone
LTC and Mrs. Walter M. Swing
Mr. Doug Tabben
Up & Coming Magazine
Village Development Group
Mr. Brian Walker
Ms. Rita S.Wiggs
As ofJune 30, 1999, the Methodist College Endowment
had a market value of $8.1 million,
(~thods
(
Mr. Rick Lowe
Mr. Michael L Casey
Dr. and Mrs. Darl H. Champion
Mrs. Sue Collins
Dr. Michael A. Colonnese
Mr. Donald A. Edwards
Mrs.James Farlow
Mr. and Mrs. Howard F Godfrey
Mr. Raymond \V. Hinck
Ms. Linda Howell
Mr. Ray J. Kinder
Mr. L.Andrew Lee
Maus Piano and Organ Company
Dr.Trevor G. Morris
Dr.john C. Peyrouse,jr.
Dr. Michael Potts
Robert Half International
Mrs. Marjorie L.Roolf
Dr.john Still
Ms. Katie Stottlemyer
Mr. Michael H. Sullivan
Mr. Howard T.Thomas
Bishop Karl Wheatley
Dr. Samuel \Vomack
Mrs.Juanita A.Verry
Ten anonymous gifts were made to
Methodist College in 1999.
of Giving
Cash
The most common way to support Methodist College is through a gift of cash which is deductible for income tax purposes in the year of the contribution.
Securities
The contribution of long-term appreciated seclllities enables you to claim an income ta,xchalitable deduction for the full preseot fair market value, and you
can avoid capital gains taxes on the appreciation.
Real Estate
An outright gift of property enables you to claim an income tax charitable deduction equal to the property's fair market value (if held long-term). Also, you
avoid possible capital gains taxes 00 the property's appreciation.
Insurance
By naming Methodist College as the owner and beneficiary of a paid-up policy, you are entitled to an income tax deduction generally equal to the replacement value or cost basis of the policy, whichever is less. If you continue paying the premium on a policy you donate to Methodist, you may claim the premium
amount as an annual tax deduction.
Gift Annuity
A charitable gift annuity is a contract between the donor and Methodist College whereby the donor transfers assets to the College and receives fixed payments
for his/her life or for that of another beneficiary. The payment amount is determined by your age at the time of your contribution.
Charitable Remainder Trusts
Remainder trusts are life income arrangements whereby assets are gifted to the trust, which in turn pays the donor or hislher beneficiary a regular income
for life. The donated assets can be cash, securities, or property, and at the time of the gifts, potential tax reduction benefits accrue to the donor. After the
death of the last income beneficiary, the trust assets revert to Methodist College to be used according to the donor's prior wishes.
Methodist College encourages J'ou to consult with )'ourprofessional advisors to design the most advantageous program for )lOll and )lour family
we can be of assistance, please contact a member of the Advancement Staff at (910) 630-7200 or (888) 221-4826.
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If
at
April
1
• Synergy (MC Show Choir) Concert, 7:30 p.m., Reeves Auditorium
2
• Methodist College Concert Choir with the South View High School Chorus, 3:00 p.m., Reeves Auditorium
3
• Methodist College Career Fair, 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m., Alumni Dining Room & Dining Room #3
8
• Show You Care Day, 8:30 a.m. - 12 noon
13
• The Templeton Lecture featuring Dr. George S. Coyne, S.]., Director of the Vatican Observatory, 11:00 a.m., Yarborough
Auditorium,
13-16
Clark Hall
• Monarch Theatre presents Shakespeare's
Twelfth Night, April 13-15 at 8:00 p.m., April 16 at 2:00 p.m.
O'Hanlon Amphitheater
• Collegiality presents ...Mr. Paul Joseph: "The Cornucopia
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• Blumenthal Writers and Readers Series Poetry Reading by Helen Copeland and Roy Jacob stein sponsored
Longleaf Press and the MC English Department,
Reception following in the Mallett-Rogers
of Cyberspace,"
11:00 a.m., the Writing Center, Trustees 101
14
by
Yarborough Auditorium, Clark Hall, 7:30 p.m.
House
"Making the Transition from College to the Work World," 11:00 a.m., Davis Library Instruction
17
• Career Workshop:
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• Methodist College Chamber Ensemble, 8:00 p.m., Reeves Auditorium
20
• Stock Market Symposium, 7:00 p.m., Holiday Inn Bordeaux
23
• Easter Sunrise Service, 6:30 a.m., O'Hanion Amphitheater
24
• Awards Convocation,
25
• Day Classes End
Room
• Student Lyceum, 7:00 p.m., Yarborough Auditorium, Clark Hall
11:00 a.m., Reeves Auditorium
• Senior Art Exhibit: Chris Butler, Opening reception,
5:00 - 7:00 p.m., Mallett-Rogers house (Showings continue thru May 2)
• Junior Voice Recital: Svetlana Kurs, 7:30 p.m., Reeves Auditorium
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• Evening College Term II Ends
May
5
• Senior Art Exhibit: Lutte Erwin, Opening Reception, 6:00 - 7:00 p.m., Mallett-Rogers House
6
• Baccalaureate
(Showings continue thru May 12)
7
15
Service, 10:30 a.m., Reeves Auditorium
• Graduation,
2:00 p.m., Reeves Auditorium
• Cumberland
Oratorio Singers Concert, 3:00 p.m., Reeves Auditorium
• Summer Semester - Day Term I begins
• Methodist College Youth Chorale Concert, 7:00 p.m., Reeves Auditorium
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• Summer Evening Term Begins
30
• Exhibit commemorating
the 1825 visit of Lafayette to Filyetteville opens, Davis Memorial Library
June
9
12
• Summer Semester - Day Term I ends
• Summer Semester - Day Term II begins
July
10-15
• Methodist College MusiCamp 2000 - Phone (910) 630-7103 for information.
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~come
To Methodist College!
alumni of all ages," said Jay Dowd, vice president for institutional advancement.
"His previous experience at Fork Union, as well as his knowledge of Methodist,
will be great assets as he seeks to increase our percentage of alumni giving
and foster alumni relationships."
Tom Maze Named
Kirsten Pue Named
Alumni Director
Development Associate
Tom Maze, a 1993 graduate of Methodist
College, has returned to his alma mater as
Director of Alumni Relations.
He comes to Methodist from Fork Union
Military Academy in Virginia, where he was
Director of Alumni Affairs and Planned Giving.
At Fork Union, Maze organized alumni events,
assisted with the annual phonathon, solicited gifts from foundations and
corporations, and directed a planned giving program.
From 1993-98, Maze was employed as Assistant Director of Tennis
Management at Methodist College. Anative of Petersburg, VA,he earned his
B.A.in Business Administration \vith a Concentration in Professional Tennis
Management at Methodist.
Maze was a member of the tennis team and later served as head coach of
the men's and women's tennis teams (1996-98). He was the Dixie Conference
Men's Coach of the Year in 1997 and Women's Coach of the Year in 1998.
He has served on the Methodist CollegeAlumni Association Board ofDirectors
since 1994 and was second vice president from 1995-97.
Tom loves Methodist College and I am confident he will relate well to
Kirsten H. Pue has joined the Office of Institutional Advancement at Methodist College as Development Associate.
She comes to Methodist from a position as
Marketing Assistant at Johnson & Johnson Medical in Arlington, TIC She is a 1999 graduate of
Texas Christian University,where she majored in
political science with an emphasis in international relations. During 199798, she interned at the U.S. Consulate in Hamburg and at Sparkasse (Bank)
in Bad Kissingen. She is fluent in German.
While a student at TCU,she worked as a fund-raiser for the TCUAnnual
Fund. She was senior representative for Waits Hall in TCU's Student House
of Representatives and worked with the Student Foundation as a student
ambassador.
"Kirsten is articulate and very proficient in database management," said
Jay Dowd, vice president for institutional advancement. "I believe she will
be very successful in helping us identify and cultivate potential donors to
Methodist College. She will also be a contact for our endowed scholarship
program."
Career Services: An Untapped Resource for Alumni
Lori Bumgarner, Director of Career Services at Methodist, reminds alumni that Career Services can help them in two ways. First of all, those
in need of good employees or those aware of a pending job opening within their organization or company can take advantage of her office's
updated Web site (www.methodist.edu/careerservices)
by posting job openings with her, by viewing the resumes of current students looking for work, or by participating in career fairs or solo recruiting visits to campus. She is also seeking "career mentors" - MC alumni
willing to advise current students about their particular career field.
Secondly, Career Services is glad to assist job-seeking alumni or those wishing to make a career change by posting their resumes on the
Career Services Web site, by scheduling interviews with recruiters who are scheduled to visit the campus, by linking them with job banks
and career development services, or by supplying them with graduate school information. To reach Career Services, phone (910) 6307279 or direct your e-mail to lorib@methodist.edu.
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ethodist College
Board of Visitors
Larry Bass
thodist College
Foundation Board
'69
Cynthia M. Allen
Elizabeth Birch
Richard A. Bryant
John Buie, Jr.
Steven K. Blanchard
Bill Bowman
Judy Cashwell
Dixon Dickens
Mark Branch
Lynn Breeden
Steve Driggers '96
Malcolm Fleishman
Charles Broadfoot, III '72
Nancy W. Broadwell
Jerry Gregory
Elaine Bryant
Michael A. Ciani '93
Linda M. Clark
Mac Healy
Jeffrey Cobb, Sr.
Randy Gainer
Lee Hedgecoe
Alan Holden '71
Gregory A. Cox
Hank Debnam
Arthur Ingalls
Sarah Johnson
Johnny Keefe
Robin H. Kelly
David Little
Jennifer Huggins
Brad Hurley
Carolyn Lancaster
Richard Player, III '91
Nick Potter
Monique Morton
Sarah O'Hanlon
Jefferson
Mary Erwin Olive
J. "Chappie"
Stout
Petree
Anne Raper
Anna H. Smith
Strickland
George Tatum
Meredith
Player Stiehl
Mac Teague '64
Gerald A. Teele
Bobby Suggs
Joe Thompson
Daine Thorton
W. .Lyndo Tippett
Lou Tippett
Peggy Vick
Thomas Warren
Clinton Weaver
Stephen Wheeler
Walker Worth
Wilson Yarborough,
Jr.
Jack Clark
John Holmes
Gwen Holtsclaw
'68
Tim Holtsclaw '92
Oscar Kafer
Dino Kalevas
Jimmy Keefe
Charles Koonce
James Maher '92
Chris Ryan
J. Paige Ledford
Marian Moorman Morgan '92
Cameron
Lynn Moore Carraway '71
Bob McEvoy
Rian Nodden
Leonard Saleeby
Gerald Seifert
Bill Bowman
Pedro Fonseca
J. Daniel Highsmith
John W. McCauley
Charles Morris '86
Chris Neal
Club Board
David Goodyear
Eva Hansen
Phillip Harris, Jr.
David Martin
narch Booster
Walter M. Swing
Johnny Taylor
Andreas Winston '85