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Honor Roll of Donors • July 1, 2013 ~ June 30, 2014
Contents
Table of Contents
A Message from the Chancellor
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A Message from the Vice Chancellor of Advancement
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Featured Donors
Athletic Endowments
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Academic Endowments
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University Accomplishments
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Financial Information 2014
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Donors
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Advancement28
Foundation Board of Directors
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I speak to a lot of people—and usually they’re in a
big group. So, I often find myself offering a collective
“thank you” in a more universal way than I ought to. I
thank people for attending an event, or for inviting me
to participate, or for choosing UNC Pembroke as their
college of choice. I say a lot of “Thank You’s” to a lot of
people.
What a year it has been at UNCP!
As Chancellor Carter stated in his letter, our generous
support system – our alumni and friends listed in this
document – is the reason for the great things continuing
to happen on and around our campus. This amazing
group of people help our students continue to be
successful, and many times overcome the odds to do so.
The truth is, the support of alumni and friends ultimately comes
down to the individual – down to the singular “You” who has, in
one form or another, ensured that The University of North Carolina at
Pembroke will continue to achieve its mission to provide pathways
to a better future. Your gift may have added to our state-of-the-art
clinical laboratories in the Health Sciences Building, refurbished
athletic fields, contributed to establishing a named chair, or helped
a student pay for school. You did that. So, this honor roll of donors
is allowing me to publicly acknowledge and to thank You for the
important difference you have made at this university.
Since Dr. Carter brought me back to UNCP, my alma mater, I have
seen this support system continue to grow. We have been challenged
to set new goals and make new connections, while strengthening
existing relationships. Our office has made it a top priority to grow
this important group of supporters.
In the past year, we have expanded our reach and have felt the warm
embrace of our alumni, from Florida to Maryland to California. These
connections will continue to grow and make us stronger. They will
create a ripple effect and help us spread the story of UNCP.
We have also continued to bond with our local community here
in Robeson County. Receptions sponsored by local businesses in
Lumberton and Pembroke are reflective of the strong local support
that exists for UNCP. The Entrepreneurship Incubator will create a
physical presence for UNCP in downtown Pembroke, encouraging
our faculty, staff, and students to spend more time in town – resulting
in even more connections.
A few UNC Pembroke supporters are being profiled in this honor
roll. They have different reasons to give to UNC Pembroke. Some
attended UNCP in the past; some are friends who support us because
they know a college degree builds the economic success of a region.
But they – and everyone on this list – share one thing in common.
They and you are the singular reasons The University of North
Carolina at Pembroke can continue to achieve great things.
As your support continues to grow – far beyond where it currently
stands – we will accomplish even more. This will all be thanks to you.
And so, I thank you ... YOU ... for all you have done for UNC
Pembroke.
Kyle R. Carter, Ph.D.
Chancellor
Wendy A. Lowery ’99, ’07
Vice Chancellor
Office of Advancement
CHANCELLOR
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VICE CHANCELLOR OF A DVA N CEMEN T
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M
y first goal with this scholarship
is to honor my daughter, Anne Marie,
A
fter reading a local Greer, S.C.,
newspaper article on Ed Crain, I
who died in 2012. With the scholarship,
I want to help an upper level chemistry
major at UNCP. A couple of great
teachers helped me along the way. It was
not easy; I was pushed. I hope I was that
kind of teacher, and this scholarship will
help another student.
The best part about teaching here for 40
years was the great students I had. Many
were first generation college students –
like I was – and they went on to be very
successful in medical school. UNCP has
always been known for great teaching.
When students leave here, they know the
material and can perform at a high level.
I’m really proud of that. When all is said
and done, I want to create a perpetual
tribute for Anne Marie, this great school
and its students.
decided to attend Pembroke. Ed was
from a nearby high school and was
the track and cross country coach at
Pembroke State University. At the time,
I was working the third shift in a print
mill and knew I didn’t want to do that
the rest of my life. I really enjoyed
running the 110- and 440-yard hurdles
and have a lot of great memories of
wonderful people. It’s funny how the
best memories are often the ones that
don’t cost a thing. After graduating, I
taught high school English and coached
track and cross country. Along the way,
I retired from the South Carolina
National Guard and earned a master’s
degree in creative writing.
Harold Teague, Ph.D.
When my wife, Mimi, created an
endowment to honor her mother, it
caused me to remember Garry Henry,
an all-American runner for us. Garry
was an incredible guy and one of the
most authentic people I’ve known. So,
I created a cross country scholarship in
his honor. Call it nostalgia or longing,
or just appreciating where I came from.
Professor Emeritus,
Department of Chemistry & Physics
1970 – 2010
Established the Anne Marie Teague
Endowed Scholarship
Edga r
“Davis”
En loe
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Retired Major, Army National Guard
Garry Henry Endowed Scholarship for Cross Country
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I had not visited Pembroke in 35
years. My younger brother, who is
also a graduate, and I came back for
homecoming. The university has really
changed, and it was nice to get back,
meet new people and see some old
friends. I met Tim Sigmon, the first
recipient of Garry’s scholarship. UNCP
has a strong core of runners, and Tim’s
done well. I also enjoyed meeting
Chancellor Carter. I feel honored
to promote the scholarship and the
university.
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M
y father, Walter Pinchbeck, was
a Cree/Shuswap Indian from British
Columbia. He was an orphan who
hoboed across America starting at age
18. While serving in the U.S. military,
he heard about Pembroke from a fellow
soldier who was Lumbee. He got off the
train in Pembroke with 37 cents in his
pocket. He fell in love with my mother,
Bertha Lowry, and they were married in
1937. My father was a very talented man,
and he found a home in Pembroke.
My father became superintendent of
buildings and grounds of the college
in 1939. He had a big impact on this
campus. My father looked out for
students. He drove the athletic bus and
would find ways to get pocket change
for athletes on their road trips. We lived
on Faculty Row for 20 years. Four of the
six children were born on campus. It
was a wonderful place to grow up and
a wonderful place to get an education. I
had a music scholarship and played piano
for the choirs, chapel and wherever they
needed me. Those were great times at
the college; you knew everybody. After
graduation, I taught music and primary
education in Richmond, Virginia, and
returned to Pembroke in 1974. I was the
first Indian teacher at Knuckles Elementary
School in Lumberton. I was the principal
at Janie Hargrave and then Tanglewood
for 10 years before retiring in 1998. My
degree from the college was recognized
wherever I went. I always felt like I was
prepared for anything that came along.
Living next to the university, I always
felt a part of it. My husband, Ed, and I
attended many, many events. I have a lot
to be proud of here. The maintenance
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building is named for my father. We sold
the land that the football stadium is on.
I am especially happy to have planted
the seed with my cousin, Esther Maynor,
about giving to the university. The Honors
College is named for her. This year, I
decided to establish two scholarships, in
music and American Indian Studies. The
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n 1980, Chancellor (Paul) Givens
called me and came to my office. We
had a nice chat, and he asked me to get
involved with the university. I had a long
talk with Faye, and we concluded the
university was a very important part of
the community. We also liked the idea of
supporting young people. So, we joined
the Chancellor’s Club. Since then, UNCP
and my family grew, and we’ve enjoyed
being part of a successful university.
I’ve served on the Board of Trustees for
three chancellors, Joe Oxendine, Allen
Meadors and Kyle Carter. One of the
great experiences I had was serving on
the search committee to hire the first
football coach. When I met Pete Shinnick
the first time, I knew he was the right
man for the job. Pete did a great job,
and football has been wonderful for the
growth of the university. In the 34 years I
have been involved with UNCP, a lot of
good things have happened. Everybody
has a lot to be proud of at this school.
Music Department is like a conservatory.
It prepares students for all types of careers.
My gift to American Indian Studies
will expand scholarship and provide
opportunities for students. This university
has a wonderful history. My scholarships
are about its future. I believe it will be a
great future.
Mary Alice Pinchbeck Teets ’59
Retired Educator
Mary Alice Pinchbeck Teets Endowed Scholarship in Music
Mary Alice Pinchbeck Teets Endowed Scholship in
American Indian Studies
Bob
a n d
Fay e
C aton
Retired Anheuser-Busch Distributor
University Trustee
Bob Caton Fieldhouse
Caton Family Endowment
Bob Caton Football & Basketball Endowment
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I
t was an incredible moment for the
Jamerson family when I delivered the
2014 commencement address for my
alma mater, The University of North
Carolina at Pembroke. I have enjoyed
many proud moments during my Air
Force career, and that road to success
began in Pembroke with criminal
justice and social work degrees, and
a commission as an Air Force second
lieutenant. The advice I offered the
graduates was to be true to who they
are, and to remember where they came
from. In other words, I told them to “do
what brung ya!” Pembroke is definitely
a pillar of my life and career, as it is
for every alumnus of this outstanding
university. Pembroke kick-started my
journey to the stars!
I told the graduates their degrees were
just the beginning of a lifetime of
learning. I also stressed the importance
of protecting their professional
reputations at all cost, something that
is so hard to build and yet so easy to
ruin. I drove home the point by telling
a story about an undergrad who made
a serious error of academic judgment.
A Pembroke professor gave that student
a break, and that student went on to
earn two PSU degrees and enjoy a
successful career serving this great
nation. That learning moment taught me
a valuable lesson, as powerful as any
academic experience I had on campus.
The professor’s compassion, good will
and concern was a tipping point that set
me on the positive path to a wonderful
career in the world’s greatest Air Force.
It all started at Pembroke!
My life certainly could have taken a
different path had I not returned to
Pembroke. I am truly grateful that UNCP
gave me that opportunity. To recognize
the role this university had in building
my foundation, I established an endowed
scholarship for UNCP students enrolled
in the Air Force ROTC program. It is my
hope that scholarship recipients will use
this resource to propel themselves to
a lifetime of service. Most importantly,
this was my small way of encouraging
students to blaze their own success
trails and then, when the opportunity
presents itself, pay it forward so the next
generation can do the same.
M
y parents, Baker “Bocka” Locklear
and Rosette Oxendine Locklear raised
my brother, William “Laird,” and me
in the Prospect community. My father
worked second shift at J.P. Stevens in
Wagram. He’d get to bed after midnight
and then wake up at 5:30 a.m. to farm.
He sharecropped and worked like he
was on fire. My father only finished
the seventh grade, but he was a strong
believer in education. He encouraged
my mother to go to college. After
graduating, she taught for 20 years in
Hoke County and finished her career in
Robeson County. From early on, I knew
I was going to go college.
When I was a college student, I worked
48-52 hours a week and wasn’t able to
participate in extracurricular activities.
All four of my children are graduates
of UNCP and were able to enjoy the
other things that university has to
offer. My stepson is currently a student
in the Music Department. My son,
Brandon, is an OB/GYN in Lumberton.
My daughters, Andrea and Charlene,
practice family medicine in Lumberton
and Brittany works at our Parkton office.
Brigadier General
Allen J. Jamerson ’83, ’86
U.S. Air Force
General Allen Jamerson Scholarship for Aerospace Excellence
Dr. Ken n e t h ’ 7 5 a n d
M ichel l e Lo ckl e a r
(Pictured with Rosette Oxendine Locklear)
Family Medicine
Robeson Family Practice Associates, Red Springs
Family Medical, Parkton
Southeast American Indian Studies Endowment
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At Pembroke State, I was always in the
chemistry and biology building with
David Brooks, Curt Locklear and Herman
Chavis. I planned on being a science
teacher because that was the career I
believed was available to us then. When
we heard Joseph Deese was accepted to
medical school, I thought, “I’m just as
smart as he is; if he can do it, so can I.”
We didn’t know how to apply to medical
school. Timothy Brayboy, a counselor
at Pembroke State, called UNC-Chapel
Hill, and they put Herman and me in a
pre-med program. We were two of the
youngest students in the medical school.
It took some time for us to catch up. We
did very well. Herman finished first in
the class and I finished second, so they
admitted us to medical school. From the
start, Herman and I had agreed to open
a practice together when we finished our
residencies.
When my wife, Michelle, and I were
contacted about the Southeast American
Indian Studies Endowment, we thought
it was a good thing to contribute to.
We believe it will do great things for
the school, county and the region. We
attended the open house for the new
office and were very pleased. Giving
back is important, and this is how we
chose to do it.
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Academic
Endowments
Athletic
Endowments
AG “Tunney” Brooks Athletic Scholarship
Wiley & Dianne Barrett Endowed Scholarship in Men’s & Women’s Basketball
Braves Club Athletic Scholarship
Tecumseh B. Jr. and Eva Brayboy Scholarship
Cecil A. and Frances Butler P.E. Scholarship
Mac and Sylvia Campbell Family Football Scholarship
Mac and Sylvia Campbell Endowed Basketball Scholarship
Jimmy Carroll Memorial Endowed Scholarship
John L. Carter Student-Athlete Scholarship
Bob Caton Endowed Scholarship for Football and Men’s Basketball
Sammy Cox Baseball Scholarship
Marion Craddock Endowed Scholarship for Cross Country and Track & Field
Gordon & Mary Lea Dove Endowed Scholarship for UNCP Athletics
Harold T. Ellen Baseball Endowed Scholarship
Joe Gallagher Endowed Basketball Scholarship
Lacey E. Gane Endowed Athletic Scholarship
Glenn-Hagmeier Athletic Training Scholarship
Willie R. Harris Sr. Golf Scholarship
Haskins Family Endowed Scholarship for Football and Women’s Basketball
Garry Henry Endowed Scholarship for Cross Country
Kenney Family Endowed Scholarship
Willie D. Mayes Memorial Scholarship
Kenneth Ray Maynor Memorial Endowed Scholarship
Royce McNeill Endowed Golf Scholarship
Ron Miller Athletic Scholarship
Native American Design Services Scholarship
Carl R. Peed Basketball Scholarship
Nathaniel Powell Track and Cross Country Scholarship
Trina Riddle Scholarship
John W. (Ned) Sampson Basketball Scholarship
Coach Mike Schaeffer Endowed Scholarship
C.A. Whitey Smith Wrestling Scholarship
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Gary Spitler Memorial Scholarship
William Molin “Big Mo” Strickland Scholarship
Nat and Sandra Tolar Endowed Athletic Scholarship
Track and Cross Country Endowed Scholarship
UNCP Alumni Soccer Scholarship
50th Class Reunion Gold Scholarship
Jackie Parker Adams Scholarship
Adolph and Dorothy L. Blue Scholarship
Adolph L. Dial American Indian Studies Scholarship
Bradley Alford Endowed Memorial Scholarship
Alumni Loyalty Scholarship
American Indian Studies Endowed Professorship
Louie M. & Maxine Locklear Amos Memorial Scholarship
Lewis and Louise Austin Memorial Scholarship
Marcus W. Avent Memorial Scholarship
Elizabeth Lord Baldwin Memorial Scholarship
Elsmer Ray and Edith V. Barnes Scholarship
Marion F. Bass Distinguished Professorship in STEM Education
Marion F. Bass Endowed Scholarship
BB&T Distinguished Professorship in the Morality of Capitalism
BB&T Distinguished Professorship in the Philosophical Foundations of Free Enterprise
BB&T Banking and Finance Endowed Scholarship
Martha Beach Endowed Chair in Art
Martin H. Beach Endowed Scholarship
William H. Belk Endowed Chair In Business
Anne Belk Endowed Professorship in Nursing
Walter C. Bell Jr. & Barbara Penninger Bell Endowed Scholarship
Claude W. Berry Memorial Scholarship
Black Student Organization Endowed Scholarship
Bladen We Care/Anne C. Nye Endowed Scholarship
Maurice Bodenstein Holocaust Memorial Endowed Scholarship
Erskine B. Bowles Endowed Scholarship
Braves Disabled Student Endowed Scholarship
Beatrice Locklear Brayboy Endowed Spanish Scholarship
Hampton and Pattie L. Brayboy Memorial Scholarship
James Knox Brayboy Memorial Scholarship
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Academic Endowments
Mary Elizabeth Jones Brayboy Scholarship
Charles I. and Betty F. Bridger Scholarship
Robert F. Britt Memorial Scholarship
Brenda B. Brooks Distinguished Professorship in Nursing
Judge Dexter Brooks Endowed Memorial Scholarship
John J. Brooks Endowed Scholarship
Peter Brooks Memorial Scholarship
Bryan Foundation Scholarship
Becky B. Bullard Scholarship
Business Faculty Scholars Award
Campbell Soup Student Nursing Scholarship
Campus Beautification Endowment
Cape Fear Valley Health Systems Advanced Degree Scholarship
Cape Fear Valley Health Systems Nursing Scholarship
Caring Touch Home Health Care Scholarship in MBA
Caring Touch Home Health Care Scholarship in Nursing
Kyle & Sarah Carter Endowment for Theatre and Dance
Wayland H. Cato Jr. Scholarship
Caton Family Endowed Scholarship
Century 21 Scholarship
Chancellor’s Scholars Endowment
Agnes Hunt Chavis - Eva Jones & Family Endowed Scholarship
Ben and Lela Chavis FOL Endowed Scholarship
Bryan R. “Lil Owl” Chavis Endowed Scholarship
James B. Chavis Endowed Scholarship
Oscar and Margie Chavis Memorial Scholarship
Terry Nathaniel Chavis Scholarship
Cherry Laurel Endowed Scholarship
Class of 1955 Scholarship
College of Arts and Sciences Social Work Scholarship
Cecil and Naomi Lee Conley Chemistry Scholarship
Naomi Lee and Cecil Conley Business Scholarship
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Converse Inc. Endowed Scholarship
Corporate Scholars Fund
Charles “CG” Cummings Jr. Endowed Scholarship
Sam Cernugel Memorial Scholarship
Jerry Daniel Memorial Scholarship
Dan Reece International Scholarship
Jose and Dorothy D’Arruda Scholarship
H. Gail Davis Nursing Scholarship
David L. Dean Jr. Memorial Scholarship
William Dean Endowed Scholarship
Adolph Dial Lecture Series
Adolph L. Dial Endowed Faculty Awards
James H. and Katherine B. Dial Scholarship
Ruby Carter Dial Memorial Scholarship
Dial-Chavis SNCAE Scholarship
Duke Energy Endowed Scholarship
Duke Energy Endowed Teaching Scholarship
Alfred and Francine Dunlavy Scholarship
Mary McKenzie Edwards Endowed Scholarship
Mary Ann Elliott Endowed Scholarship
Faculty Development Endowed Fund
First Union Chancellor’s Scholars
Dr. Carl M. Fisher Memorial Scholarship
Brian Freeman Teacher Education Scholarship
Larry Dwight Freeman Endowed Scholarship
William C. Friday Distinguished Professor of Molecular Biology and Biochemistry
Margaret Kennerdale George Endowed Scholarship
William R. George Sr. Memorial Scholarship
Gordon Gibson Endowed Scholarship
Grace Loving Gibson Endowed Scholarship
Harry Hutchison Gibson Endowed Scholarship
Gibson-MacLean Endowed Scholarship
Paul R. and Lee Givens Academic Scholarship
Glaxo-SmithKline Women In Science Scholarship
John Green Memorial Scholarship
Robert K. Gustafson Memorial Scholarship
Donald and Hilda Guynn WriteReader Fund
Linda Gail Hammond Memorial Scholarship
George Lea Harper Jr. Endowed Scholarship
Allison Harrington Endowed Scholarship
Hedgepeth Family Endowed Scholarship
Mary T. Hill Endowed Scholarship
Angela Hodges Endowed Scholarship
Mary Ann Hubbard Endowed Scholarship
James Leon and Christine R. Hunt Scholarship
James S. and Pat Hunt Family Scholarship
Jason Wayne Hunt Memorial Scholarship
Steven A. Hunt Endowed Memorial Scholarship
Independent Insurance Agents of North Carolina Endowed Scholarship
Jeriad Paul Jacobs Memorial Scholarship
General Allen J. Jamerson Scholarship for Aerospace Excellence
Herman and Louise M. Jenkins Memorial Scholarship
Doris Baumann Johnson Scholarship in Music
Kenneth P. Johnson Physical Education Scholarship
Margaret S. Jones Endowed Scholarship
Miles Stanford & Zelma Carter Jones Faculty Development Lecture Series
Jump Start Scholarship
Wendy L. Klenotiz Endowed Memorial Scholarship
David K. Kuo Memorial Scholarship
Lance Foundation Scholarship
Sherry Laurent Endowed Scholarship
Faye Nye Lewis ROTC Scholarship
Anderson N. Locklear Endowed Memorial Scholarship
Curt & Catherine Locklear Endowed Scholarship
Gene Locklear Art Scholarship
George”Kelly”Locklear Jr. Memorial Scholarship
Jetter Bernard Locklear Memorial Scholarship
John Winston and Addie M. Locklear Scholarship
Johnny Allen Locklear Endowed Scholarship
Laura Faye Lowry Locklear Endowed Art Scholarship
Louise Bell Locklear Memorial Scholarship
Marshall W. Locklear Memorial Scholarship
Pattie & Luther Locklear and Pearlie M. & Hardywell Locklear Endowed Scholarship
Pearlie Locklear Memorial Scholarship
Stacy Locklear Sr. Endowed Scholarship
Stacy Ryan Locklear Air Force Scholarship
Sue Betty Locklear Memorial Scholarship
Von S. Locklear Memorial Scholarship
Dennis Lowery and Family Scholarship
Joseph Archie Lowery Jr. Endowed Scholarship
Sarah Locklear Lowery Scholarship
Burleigh and Pearlie Lowry Memorial Scholarship
Dr. Rev. Jerry Lowry Scholarship
Ralph H. Lowry Family Endowed Scholarship
Reba M. Lowry Scholarship
Zeb Lowry Scholarship
LRDA Early Childhood Development Scholarship
Josephine B. Lucente Endowed Scholarship
Lumbee River EMC Scholars Program
Lumber River Fund for the Preservation of Lumbee Life
I. Ruth Martin Memorial Scholarship
George H. Martino Memorial Scholarship
Esther G. Maynor Endowed Scholarship
Dr. Gerald Maynor Memorial Scholarship
James C. Maynor Endowed Scholarship
Magenta J. Maynor Memorial Scholarship
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Academic
Endowments
Maria Frances Johnson McCrimmon Scholarship
McMahon Achievement Award
John Foy McMillan Memorial Scholarship
Zula Lee and Thomas C. McRae Memorial Scholarship
Allen and Barbara Meadors Endowed Scholarship
Allen Meadors Distinguished Professorship in Mathematics Education
Carl & Dennie Meares Endowed Scholarship
Linda and Don Metzger Endowed Scholarship in Business
Ministry Through Education Scholarship
Charlie H. and Marie Sampson Moore Scholarship
Velva Dean Morgan Memorial Scholarship
Morgan’s Hope Endowed Scholarship
NC Indian Education Scholarship in Education
North Carolina Native American Scholarship
Nursing Preceptorship Endowment
Margaret G. Opitz Lecturer Series
Arthur Wendell “AW” Oxendine Scholarship
Clifton Oxendine History Memorial Scholarship
Earl H. Oxendine Teaching Fellows Endowment
Earl Hughes Oxendine Memorial Scholarship
Jane C. Oxendine Scholarship
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Edward Oxendine Scholarship
Joseph B. Oxendine Endowed Scholarship
Joseph Oxendine Distinguished Professorship in Teaching Education
Linda D. Oxendine Memorial Scholarship
Louis and Millie Oxendine Scholarship
Thomas Oxendine Endowed Scholarship
David D. Parke Endowed Scholarship
Al Parnell Memorial Scholarship
Pembroke Business and Professional Women Scholarship
Pembroke High School Class of 1961 Endowed Scholarship
Pembroke Magazine Endowment
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Pembroke State College Class of 1962 Endowed Scholarship
Raymond B. Pennington Endowed Scholarship
Julian T. Pierce Memorial Scholarship
Richard Pisano Endowed Scholarship
Mario Poletti Memorial Scholarship
Angelyn Richardson Poole Endowed Scholarship
Porter Math and Environmental Science Scholarship
Gilbert D. Prevatte Endowed Memorial Scholarship
Nelson Price and Associates Business Scholarship
Prospect High School Faculty & Class of ‘59 International Travel Fund
John E. Reissner Memorial Scholarship
Remember the 60’s Endowed Scholarship
William Lonnie Revels Sr. Memorial Scholarship
Percy Richardson Memorial Scholarship
Robeson Co. Retired School Personnel Scholarship
Thomas E. and Cheryl E. Ross Endowed Scholarship
James Thomas & Dorothy Harmon Sampson Endowed Scholarship
Oscar R. Sampson Endowed Scholarship
Van Dwight Sampson Endowed Scholarship
Helen Maynor Scheirbeck Endowed Scholarship
Newy Scruggs Endowed Scholarship
Sheltering Home Circle of the King’s Daughters & Sons Endowed Scholarship
Sheltering Home Circle of the King’s Daughters & Sons Nursing Scholarship
Cora T.Y. & R.E. Smith Jr. Scholarship
Smith-Fields Family Endowed Scholarship
St. Albans Masonic Scholarship
Staff Council Scholarship
Travis L. Stockley Memorial Scholarship
Jepty Patrick Strickland Endowed Scholarship
Student Book Endowed Scholarship
Purnell Swett Endowed Teaching Scholarship
Teaching Fellows Program Endowment
Anne Marie Teague Memorial Endowed Scholarship
Earl A. and Ophelia Thomas Endowed Scholarship
James A. Thomas Endowed Professorship
Jim Thorpe Scholarship
Trinity Urgent Care & Family Practice Endowed Scholarship
Mitch Tyler Endowed Scholarship
UNCP Auxiliary Services Scholarship
UNCP Biotechnology Scholarship
UNCP Chancellors Scholarship
UNCP Friends of the Library Endowed Honors College Scholarship
UNCP Friends of the Library Generalist Endowed Scholarship
UNCP General Scholarship
Peter Vaill Facultyship Award
Paul Van Zandt Scholarship in Art
Joan Howard Wallace NCSDAR Scholarship
George R. Walter Endowed Scholarship
Gene Warren Endowed Scholarship
David Weinstein Endowed Scholarship in Nursing
Max M. Weinstein History Scholarship
Walter L. Weisberg Memorial
Sylvester Wooten Omega Psi Phi Scholarship
Robert L. & Ann S. Zucker Endowed Professorship in Nursing
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The Year In Review
Rankings,
Research, Grants,
Scholarship
Soaring to
New Heights
In surveying the outstanding
accomplishments of 2013-14, it is
tempting to let go of UNC Pembroke’s
claim as the best-kept secret in higher
education. This is a university that has
arrived in virtually every way.
As the new year dawned, the men’s
basketball team had broken into the
national rankings, and the wrestling team
had climbed to 13th in the nation. Not to
be forgotten, the Braves put more studentathletes on the Peach Belt Conference’s
2013-14 Honor Roll than ever in history.
In other rankings, UNCP keeps popping
up in good places. The university’s overall
ranking in U.S. News & World Report’s
popular college rating service has
climbed to 42nd among public master’s
granting universities in the South.
The university landed on U.S. News’ top
10 most affordable universities for in-state
students. The Master’s of Public Affairs
(MPA) program was among the top five
most affordable in the nation, and the
online graduate Elementary Education
Program ranked 78th.
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Givens Performing Arts Center was rated
the 16th most outstanding collegiate
performing arts center in the nation by
Better Value Schools. Several publications,
including U.S. News and G.I. Jobs, rated
UNCP a veteran-friendly campus.
ENTREPRENEURSHIP INCUBATOR
Scholarship and research continued
to break new ground. The student and
faculty-produced documentary video
“Voices of the Lumbee” won two
outstanding awards. Dr. John Roe’s
research on ocean-going turtle migration
made international news.
Four years in planning, a groundbreaking
ceremony was held in October for the
Entrepreneurship Incubator at 202 Main
Street in Pembroke. It will house the
university’s two existing small business
development units and can nurture 8-12
new businesses at a time. Located in
downtown Pembroke, the 16,800 squarefoot storefront is expected to open in
August 2015.
Dr. Ben Bahr’s research on neurodegenerative diseases, such as
Alzheimer’s, won a $100,000 Rotary grant
and two grants, totaling nearly $700,000,
from the Army to study traumatic brain
injury.
Two new grant programs, totaling more
than $1.6 million, are providing muchneeded student scholarships for training in
science and internships in mental health
social work.
The university’s goal of becoming “carbon
neutral” took a step forward on Earth Day
2014 when Chancellor Carter signed
the American College and University
President’s Climate Commitment. A
Campus Garden, Zipcars, tree planting
and a solar electric car-charging station
have showcased UNCP’s growing
committment to sustainability.
The Entrepreneurship Incubator is a
signature achievement and a gamechanger for university outreach to the
region, said Chancellor Carter.
ENROLLMENT,
RETENTION STRONG
UNCP’s entrepreneurial spirit was on full
display putting this project together. A
combination of federal, foundation and
private funds – totaling $1.34 million –
made this project a reality.
Freshman enrollment and total
enrollment showed gains in the fall
semester. The freshman class was
1,074-strong. It was the third largest
freshman class in UNCP history.
Chancellor Carter said good things are
in store in the storefront. It represents an
organic model of economic development.
It will also be good for students, who will
get hands-on experience with business
start-ups.
Despite graduating more than 1,300
students last year, total enrollment grew
slightly to 6,269. Retention, which has
improved in three consecutive years,
contributed to the success.
Transfer enrollment was “the brightest
spot of all,” Chancellor Carter said.
Transfer students set an all-time record,
a year-over-year increase of 93 students.
UNCP admitted 589 transfer students this
fall.
“This success is most gratifying because
of the amount of effort spent by so many
UNCP people over the last 18 months,”
Chancellor Carter said.
CARNEGIE:
UNCP IS ENGAGED
UNCP is one of only 240 colleges and
universities in the nation to earn the
prestigious Community Engagement
Classification from the Carnegie
Foundation for the Advancement of
Teaching.
The university earned the highest
classification after achieving “outreach
and partnership” status in 2008. UNCP’s
elevated status reflects the university’s
emphasis on classroom engagement
through service-learning courses.
More than 2,350 students racked up
more than 50,000 hours of community
service in 2013-14. Nearly 900 students
produced 11,075 hours of service
in service-learning courses, which
incorporate civic engagement and
community outreach into the classroom.
Since 1970, the Carnegie Foundation
has been the last word regarding
classification of institutions of higher
education in the U.S. Beginning in 2008,
the foundation became the leading
authority on community outreach and
engagement.
NEW SCHOLARSHIPS
SET RECORD
The Office of Advancement recorded 26
new endowed scholarships in 2013-14,
a record! With average student debt
of UNCP graduates hovering around
$20,000, scholarships are always a top
priority for university fundraisers.
University fundraisers enjoyed a good
year taking in a little more than $1.8
million in 2013-14. But the record
number of scholarships was especially
pleasing for Wendy Lowery, vice
chancellor for Advancement.
“It is evident that privately-funded
scholarships will make the difference
for student success and the success of
the university going forward,” Lowery
said. “We will continue to focus on
bringing our alumni and friends closer to
the university. We hope to build on our
success from last year, a year that saw
the establishment of 26 new endowed
scholarships, 17 by alumni.”
Stephenson is prolific with more than a
dozen books, and he has not let up. Two
of his poetry collections – “The Hunger of
Freedom” and “Shub’s Cooking” – were
published in 2014 by Red Dashboard
Publishing of Princeton, N.J. He recorded several CDs of music with his wife,
Nin, family and friends, and is currently
working on a new musical recording and
a play.
STEPHENSON
NAMED POET LAUREATE
FOR NORTH CAROLINA
Professor Emeritus and poet Shelby
Stephenson has been appointed North
Carolina’s Poet Laureate by Gov. Pat
McCrory. The governor could not have
made a better choice. He is a pillar of
North Carolina’s widely respected literary
community.
In October, Stephenson was inducted
into the North Carolina Literary Hall
of Fame. He was described as “North
Carolina’s poet.” For 32 years, until he
retired in 2010, Stephenson encouraged
students – as only he can – to write from
the heart, and for 30 of those years, he
edited Pembroke Magazine, UNCP’s
literary journal. Many of the state’s top
writers were among the magazine’s
contributors. Stephenson also published
groundbreaking editions of American
Indian and Latino authors.
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Financial Information 2014
The past year was excellent for the university
and its foundation, as the endowment
continues a trend of impressive double-digit
percentage growth. As of June 30, 2014,
the combined university and foundation
endowment totaled $21,153,758. This reflects
growth of over $2.94 million or 16.2% for the
endowments in the 2013-14 fiscal year.
income yields will give the Federal Reserve
ample cover to begin raising interest rates.
Internationally, there are lingering European
political concerns; however, European and
Japanese economic data support that both
economies are still in the nascent stages of
their recoveries and should provide ample
investment opportunities.
While the recovery is in its mature stage,
the Morgan Stanley’s Global Investment
Committee is of the opinion that we are still
in the expansion phase of the economic
cycle. Earlier this year, the UNCP Investment
Committee made moderate changes to its
asset allocation model. Due primarily to an
assumption for interest rate normalization and
lower returns among all asset classes over the
next seven years, the committee increased the
strategic allocation to equities and alternatives
while lowering the endowment’s exposure to
fixed income investments.
The endowment’s asset allocation targets are
as follows:
• Money Markets: 7%
• Fixed Income: 22%
• Alternatives: 15%
(Hedge Funds and Private Equity)
• Equities: 56%
Within equities, the committee recommended
a shift toward international equities,
particularly increasing the endowment’s
exposure to Japanese, emerging and frontier
markets. While the U.S. continues to lead
the global recovery, U.S. equities appear to
be fairly valued, whereas select international
markets are undervalued and offer substantial
value.
The committee was of the opinion that
falling oil prices and falling global fixed
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Distribution of Foundation Support
FY 13-14
Annual Fund 3.2%
Total UNCP Endowment
Past Six Years
Student Financial Aid
Endowed 34.0%
(In Millions)
With the help of generous donors like you, we
will be able to reach our goal.
Academics Endowed
0.8%
Athletics
11.4%
Faculty-Endowed Chairs 12.0%
Other Restricted
Current Purposes 17.0%
These investment strategies and targets were
approved by the UNCP Investment Committee
based on the recommendations of our fund
managers at the time.
During the past year, the UNCP Foundation
provided more than $950,000 to vital
programs and scholarships in support of the
university’s strategic goals. The foundation
will continue to pursue its goal of structuring
an investment program to provide future
generations of UNCP students with private
financial support.
Academics
1.4%
Property and
Capital
Investments
10.6%
Library 0.6%
Operations and
Maintenance 1.0%
Student Financial Aid
Non-Endowed 7.0%
Public Services 1.6%
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Donors
Through these turbulent economic times,
it is gratifying to know that we have
alumni and friends who remain dedicated
to supporting scholarships, helping our
students make the most of their UNCP
experience, and providing the support
to ensure that our most pressing needs
are met.
In fact, donors contributed over
$2 million in private support to the
university in the last fiscal year. Our
supporters endowed 26 new scholarships
this past year, and as a result over 350
UNCP students have benefited from
privately-funded scholarships in
2014-15. The Arrowhead Scholarship,
created in honor of our 125th Anniversary
Celebration, was awarded to 22 students.
Each prize was in the amount
of $1,887 in remembrance of the year
we were founded.
The impact that this university has had and
continues to have for thousands of people
in Robeson County and across the state is
profound, and it would not be possible
without you. Please read through the list
contained on these pages and take note of
those who have paved the way for many
to follow. We appreciate all that you, our
generous alumni and friends, do to make
the dreams of our students a reality.
We extend our sincere appreciation to the
following donors for their generous
contribution between July 1, 2013 and
June 30, 2014.
Chancellor’s Club members
featured in UNCP gold
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1st Choice Insurance & Realty, LLC
9th of September Pottery
Jessica Abbott
James Abdalla
Abigail’s Tea Room
Camilla Acevedo
Angelia Adams
Joseph Adams
Larry Adams
Adelio’s Restaurant & Banquet Sales
Advantage Behavioral Healthcare, Inc.
John & Wanda Aguirre
Janis Ainsworth
Airborne & Special Operations Museum
Michael & Cynthia Alewine
ALEX-Alternative Experts, LLC
Rick Alexander
Susan Alford
Jerry & Teresa Allen
Judith Allen
Loretta Allen
Thomas Allen
Lisa Alphin
Gilberto Alvarado
Nettie Amendola
American Women of Proud Nations
Mac & Maxine Amos
Anderco Rentals
David Anderson
Myra Anderson
Ryan & Kristen Anderson
Terry & Joann Anderson
Anderson Creek Partners, LP
Angel Elite Sports Club
Angie’s Touch of Class
An-Mae’s Restaurant
Antiques and Collectibles Mall
Applied Rare Talent (ART)
Nicola Arena
Chris & Sandi Armfield
Elizabeth Armstrong
Armtech, Inc.
Robert & Julianne Arndt
Robert Arnold
Arvin Meritor
Dawn Aschenbrenner
Emily Ashley
Assessment Counseling and Consulting
Judy Auclair
Jennifer Austin
John & Kathy Austin
Authors Ink, Inc.
Barbara Avent
B & B Pecan Processors of NC, Inc.
B & T Magic Carpet Enterprises, LLC
Carlton & Montiena Bacon
Scott Badger
Victor Bahhouth
Ben Bahr
James and Brenda Baird
Baird’s Animal Hospital
Dolan & Teresa Baker
Frank Baker
Jeannette Baker
Pamela Baker
Patsy Baker
Shane Baker
Earvin Baldwin
Martha Baldwin
Sandra Balyan
Sudhir Balyan
Bank of America
M. Scott Bankhead
Carolyn Banks
Barbee Pharmacy & Gifts
Barbeque Hut
Lenea Barela
Marsha Barfield
Bargain House of Lumberton, Inc.
Bessie Barnes
Nancy Barnes
Emogene Barnette
Jacqueline Barnoski
Wiley & Dianne Barrett
Donald Barringer
Joseph Bartlack
Stacy Bass
Battleship North Carolina
Mitchell & Michelle Batts
Jules & Sandra Bauduin
Mary Baynes
Bayonet at Puppy Creek
Joel Beachum
Lori Bean
Alice Beane
Joyce Beard
Cherry Maynor Beasley
Beasley FM Acquisition
Ellen Beauchamp
Charles Beem
Ann Bell
Christine Bell
Greg & Bonita Bell
Karen Bell
Robert & Sandra Bell
Tim & Sharon Bell
Walter & Barbara Bell
Bellamy Mansion Museum
Ewald Beltz
Billy Bennett
Brittany Bennett
Timothy Bennett
William Bernier
Ernest Bethel
Robin Bickel
Scott Bigelow
John Bigger
Furman & Bonnie Biggs
Gertrude Biggs
R. Barry and Shannon Biggs
Biggs Park Mall
BJB Specialties, Inc.
Breeden & Cathy Blackwell
Joseph & Jeannette Blackwell II
Bladen We Care
Bladenboro Flower & Gift Shop
Jeffrey Blair
Michael Blair
Anita Blanks
Harlan Blauser
Bleecker Olds, Buick, GMC, Inc.
Anna Blue
Dorothy Blue
Jonathan & Kellie Blue
Wilhelmina Blue
Sarah Boberg
Myra Bodenhamer
Jeff & Dena Bolles
Dani & Sally Bolognesi
Donald Bonner
Richard Bordone
Belinda Bourgeois
Steve Bourquin
Charles & Cassandra Bowen
Charlie & Gloria Bowen
Joan Bowen
Mary Bowen
Christopher Bowyer
John & Doris Boyd
Curtis Bradley
David & Joanne Branch
BB&T
Kenneth & Elaine Branton
Evelyn Brasington
Linda Braun
Annie Brayboy
Barbara Brayboy
Bryan Brayboy
Cathy Brayboy
Derwin & Melinda Brayboy
Jacob Brayboy
Kenneth Brayboy
Natalie Brayboy
Ray & Beatrice Brayboy
Shannon Brayboy
Terrence Brayboy
Tim Brayboy
Von Breeden
Benjamin & Sarah Locklear-Brewington
Bill & Doris Brewington
Brian & Katrina Brewington
Ginger Brewington
James & Hazel Brewington
Lillian Brewington
Thomas Brewington
Larry & Charlotte Bridenbaug
Betty Bridgers
Gail Brinson
Don & Sandy Briscar
Megan Brister
Charles & Nancy Britt
Garry & Lori Britt
Mary Britt
R. Frank Britt
Sarah Britt
Vanessa Britt
Britt Law Firm, PC
Loretta Broadwell
Ed & LeeChelle Brooks
Joseph Brooks
Muriel Brooks
Ronald Brooks
Trinity Brooks
Vonnie Brookshire
Antwyone & Yohvaughn Brown
Candice Brown
Cristus Brown
Jerred & Tamara Brown
Robert & Monika Brown
Walter Bruderer
Joseph Brum Jr.
Jennifer Bruner
Brunswick Community College
Anna Bryan
Eugene & Janice Bryant
Richard Bryant
Travis & Teresa Bryant
John Buck
Budgetext
Stephen Bukowy
Annie Ruth Bullard
Jennings & Connie Bullard
Jessica Bullard
John & Kay Bullard
Junious Bullard
Lois Bullard
Ronald Bullard
Sally Bullard
Sheila Bullard
Tanya Bullard
Tony & Cora Bullard
Rebecca Bullard-Dillard
Hayley Burgess
Sheila Burke
Wayne Burkhart
Burnt Swamp Baptist Association
Phillip & Janet Butch
Joseph & Katie Butler
Jonathan Bym
Gordon Byrd
Janet Byrd
C.S.J. Construction, Inc.
Mark & Carol Cabral
Pete & Mary Beth Caddigan
Bridgett Cade
Cakes And Pastries Unlimited
Calabash Deli
Deborah Calabrese
Belton Caldwell
Blake & Jo Caldwell
Cameron Art Museum
Carrie Campbell
David Campbell
Hattie Campbell
John Campbell
Mac & Sylvia Campbell
Campbell Gas & Oil Company
Campbell Rentals
Campbell’s Soup Company
Nicolette Campos
Mark & Lisa Canada
Magdalene Canady
Candy Sue’s
Robert Canida
Brian Canipe
Wanda Canupp
Cape Fear Museum Associates, Inc.
Frank & Mary Doris Caple
Janice Carnahan
Belinda Carol
Carolina Civic Center Foundation, Inc.
Carolina Custom Cleaning, Inc.
Carolina Eye Associates, PA
Carolina Grain
Harry & Joan Carpenter
CarQuest Auto Parts of Pembroke
James & Pamela Carroll
Dwight Carter
Jennifer Carter
Chancellor Kyle & Sarah Carter
Sandra Carter
Wanda Carter
Raleigh & Phyllis Castello Jr.
Caterpillar Foundation
Kathryn Cates
Bob & Faye Caton
Century 21
Youngsuk Chae
Ashley Chavis
Courtney L. Chavis
Courtney N. Chavis
Donna Chavis
Eric Chavis
Gene & Healy Chavis
John Chavis
Judy Chavis
Larry & Loleta Chavis
Melissa Chavis
Rhonda Chavis
Ronnie & Sherry Chavis
Samuel & Margaret Chavis
Shanell Chavis
Sonya Chavis
Bruce Cherry
Children’s Health of Carolina, P.A.
Lindsay Christopherson
Dick & Windy Christy
Chiuchu Chuang
City Dry Cleaners
Adam & Brooke Clark
Andrew & Denise Clark
Antonia Clark
Bobby Clark
Candice Clark
Carl & Raymonda Clark
Dexter & Jackie Clark
Geraldine Clark
J. Michael Clark
Jessica Clark
Karen Clark
Lela Clark
Sallyann Clark
Claude C. Bridger Insurance Assoc., Inc.
Claire Clemens
Darin Cloninger
Clothing and Such - Ladies Apparel
Walt & Libby Coker
Debbie Cole
Genevieve Cole
Jerry Cole
Margaret Cole
Anne Coleman
Crystal Collins
Jeff & Sybil Collins
Mayne Collins
Paul Collins
Collins And Lowery, DDS, PA
Columbia Forest Products
Come Sing With Me Karaoke & DJ Svc.
William Concannon
Susan Condlin
Manuel & Elaine Conley
Al Conner & Linda Oxendine
Donald and Mary Conway
Donald Cook
Weston Cook
Richard Cosentino
Mardella Costanzo
Cottle Medical Group
Jamie & Valerie Cousin
Charles & Jo Ann Covington
Nathan Cox
Sammy & Onita Cox
Seth Cox
Tommy Cox
Cracker Barrel
Marion Craddock
Thomasania Craft
David Craig
William & Nelia Crain
Rick Crandall
F.D. Cranford
Credit Bureau System, Inc.
Melissa Crews
Angela Crosby
Deidamia Crowe
Haywood Crudup
Cheryl Culbreth
Andy Culpepper
Culvers of Richmond
Darlene Cummings
Dufrene Cummings
Jerry Cummings
Jessica Cummings
Kayla Cummings
Labresa Cummings
McDuffie & Delora Cummings
Robin & Rebecca Cummings
Sharon Cummings
Shawnda Cummings
Susan Cummings
Cumulus Broadcasting
Barbara Currie
Harold & Judy Currie
Tony & Judy Curtis
Cyna’s Diamonds And Jewelers, Inc.
Norwood Dail
Joy Dalton
George & Wanda Daniels
Daniel’s Pizza, Inc.
Jose & Dorothy D’Arruda
Diane Davenport
Christopher Davis
Danny Davis
Everett Davis
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Gary Davis
Ivan Davis
James & Arlene Davis
Jeffrey Davis
Jim & Natalie Davis
Stephanie Davis
Timothy & Margaret Davis
Davis Wholesale Tire Co.
Krisanda DeLeon
Howard & Sylvia Dean
Debbie’s Destinations
Mike & Alison DeCinti
Michael & Billie Deel
James & Luanne Dees Jr.
Pattie Dees
Gala Deese
Gene Deese
Harold & Aggie Deese
Holly Deese
James Deese
John Deese
Michael Deese
Nakela Deese
Raymond & Lillie Deese
Sylvia Deese
Welbert Deese
Gregory & Kaitlin Degerick
Bruce Dehart & Margaret Crites
Tony & Rhonda Dellinger
James & Margaret Delorenzo
Delta Kappa Gamma Society
Nikki Demery
Eric & Amy Dent
Clyde Denton
Carlton Dial
Carol Dial
Clifton Dial
Freida Dial
James & Quessie Dial
Julianna Dial
Kenneth Dial
Nina Dial
Patricia Dial
Porshia Dial
William & Minnie Dial
Woodrow Dial
Ken Dicicco
Jay & Dania Dicken
Bridget Dimery
Divine Desserts
Jerry & Diane Dixon
DMC Rentals, Inc.
Laura Dobson
Rosemarie Dodds
Robert & Tonya Dole
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Robert & Denise Domina
Domino’s Pizza - Pembroke
Bob Dondero
Neal Dorow
Double D Farm
Double D. Transport of NC, Inc.
Belenda Douglas
S. Preston Douglas & Associates, LLP
Gordon & Mary Lea Dove
Gordon Dove III
Dove’s Creations
James Doyle
Wallace & Carolyn Drexler
Leland Dubois
Sean & Lee Ann Duffy
Betty Duke
The Duke Energy Foundation
Lisa Dunaway
Gene Dunn
Jeanetta Dunn
Victor & Kimberly Dunn
Dunrovin Country Store
Betty Dunwiddie
Durham Performing Arts Center
Lanita Dutton
Lawrence Dutton
Eagle Feather Arts
Corbin Eddings Insurance
Greg & Michelle Edgerton
John & Eloise Edgerton
Sherry Edwards
Sylvia Edwards
Tom & Carolyn Edwards
Elizabethtown Florist
Victor & Dixie Elk
Jerry & Wandre Elkins
Ella & Company Boutique
Kenneth & Kathryn Eller
Jacqueline Ellerbe
Daryl Ellis
Cristel Elrod
Dafene Emanuel
Elgin Emanuel
Linda Emanuel
Michael Emero
English, Theatre & Foreign Lang. Faculty
Davis Enloe
Kathy Epps
Kay Erlich
Craig & Audrey Estrain
ETC Party Rentals
Amy Etheridge
Ethos Creative Group
Dustin Eubanks
Dena Evans
Lorene Evans
Lucille Evans
Eve Avery Boutique
Expedite Services, Inc.
Bruce Ezell
Fairmont Department Store
Fairmont Golf Club
Woodrow & Linda Falls
Martin Farley
Shirley Farlow
Andrew Farneth
Paul Faro
Fashion Icons
Janet Fass
Fastsigns
Angelo & Ruth Fazio
Fazoli’s
Elaine Fedor
George Fee
FeMe’s Cloud 9 Day Spa/Salon
Kendra Ferguson
Anthony & Vickie Ferguson
Margaret Ferrell
Bonnie Fetner
David Ficklin
Kelly Ficklin
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Richard & Patricia Fields
Fifth Third Bank
First American Hotel Group, LLC
First Bank - Pembroke
First Bank - Troy
First Baptist Church
Bob & Betty Fisher
Marshall & Jill Fite
John & Vonda Flanagan
Flowers By Billy
Jason & Shelley Foil
Bleary Ford
James & Renee Forney
Jimmy & Cynthia Fortenberry
Macy & Nancy Foster
Virginia Foster
Terrance Foxworth
Christopher Foy
David Foy
John Franco
Ashley Franey
Richard Frasier
Barbara Freeman
Christy Freeman
Hazel Freeman
James Freeman
Jenna Freeman
Kyland Freeman
Larry Freeman
Leroy & Rose Marie Freeman
Veronica Freeman
James French
Charles & Kimberly Frey
Tracey Frink
Elizabeth Froeba
Keela Fruehling
Aldena Frye Floral Design
Fuller’s Bar B Que
Celeste Furgurson
David Fussell
Roman Gabriel
Robert Gagnon
Brenda Galbreath
Joseph Gallagher
James Gambardella
James & Amanda Gane
Lacey & Jan Gane
Pinecrest Country Club
David Gardner
Carlton Garner
Dag & Kelly Gartman
Gas Mart, Inc.
William Gash
Richard Gay
Connie Gehringer
Ronette Gerber
Grace Gibson
Michael Gibson
Patterson & Elma Gibson
Ron Gibson
Rosemary Gibson
Gray Gilbert
Myrtis Gildea
Linda Giordano
Paul Giordano
Philip Giordano
Givens Performing Arts Center
Allan & Candy Glenn
Tom & Emry Glover
Ronald & Shirley Godfrey
Andrea Godwin
Michael & Carolyn Godwin
Richard Goetz
Joel Goins
Nicole Goins
Sallie Goins
Will & Rosemary Goins
Raymond Goldberg
Golden Corral
Gold’s Artworks, Inc.
Darrell Goldsberry
Joseph Goldston
Davon Goodwin
Gerald Goolsby
Janice Goolsby
Fred & Sue Gordon
Constance Gore
John Gore
Brenda Graham
Sandra Graham
Vicki Graham
Grandma’s Attic Florist & Gift
James & Karen Granger
Eric & Rammy Granowsky
Christopher Grates
Green Room Gardens, Inc.
Donald & Patricia Greene
Raymond Greene
Rickey & Mickey Gregory
Sara Griffin
Griffin’s Accounting Firm
Wayne & Karla Grizzard
Matthew & Kathleen Grulke
Keith & Shirley Grunden
Daniel & Abigail Gunn
Alton & Patricia Hagans
Gene Hall
James & Norma Hall
Lynn Hall
Mary Hall
Steven & Lisa Hall
Jack Hamilton
Cathy Hammonds
Jimmy & Wanda Hammonds
Melanie Hammonds
James Hancock
Jenelle Handcox
Whitney Hanlin
Deborah Hanmer
Joseph Hannant
George & Alice Hansen
Jamie Hansen
Elaine Haraway
Adam Hardin
Ben Hardin
Jennah Hardin
Michael & Jane Hardin
Gene Harper
Dwight Harrell
Barbara Harrill
Edward & Elizabeth Harris
Gwyn Harris
Hudell Harris
Susan Harris
George Harrison
Kevin Hart
The Hartford
Joan Harvist
John & Kelly Haskins
Barbara Hasty
Megan Hatem
C.B. Hattrich
Jessica Hawk
William & Sherrie Hayes
Danny & Dana Heatly
Heavenly Cupcakes
Jimmy & Barbara Hedgpeth
Martha Hepler
Grant Herlocker
Ina Herr
Joanne Hessmiller
Aaron Hicks
Scott & Cheryl Hicks
Jerry & Carolyn Higgins
Nancy Hight
Pamela Hilbert
Courtney Hill
Freddy Hill
Phil Hindson Soccer Camp, LLC
Alyssa Hinton
James & Jackie Hinz
Sharlene Hipple
Cyril Hirt
His & Her Greenhouse, Inc.
Kathy Hobbs
Vernie & Jean Hodges
Ronald Hodul
Charles Hoffman
Maureen Hogan
William & Chancelina Hogan
The Holiday Band, Inc.
Holly Springs Eye Associates
Len Holmes
Michael Holmes
Anita Holt
Gary Hope
Barry & Amelia Hopkins
Barry W. Hopkins Financial Services
Steve Horne
Kelley Horton
Howington Office Products, LLC
Ronald & Lydia Hoyle
John Hrycko
Jason Huckaby
Charles Humphrey
Alaina Hunt
Anitra Hunt
Ann Hunt
Ardeen & Nancy Hunt
Cammie Hunt
Cattie Hunt
Christopher Hunt
Deresa Hunt
Diane Hunt
Eric Hunt
Frances Hunt
Jack Hunt
James & Patricia Hunt
James & Julie Hunt
Jamie Hunt
Johnny & Demetrius Hunt
Kimberly Hunt
Lesaundri Hunt
Mark Hunt
Media Hunt
Nicole Hunt
Polly Hunt
Shirlene Hunt
Stephanie Hunt
Steven Hunt
Teresa Hunt
Velenia Hunt
Wade Hunt
Wanda Hunt
Steven Hunter
Jason Hutchens
Hilda Hutton
Joanetta Ingram
Mark & Stephanie Innes
Ann Ipock
Ironwood Restaurant
Robert & Lois Ives
Jason Ivey
Jabs Fireworks
Jack Britt High School
Wayne & Suzann Jackson
Tom Jackson
April Jacobs
Bobby Jacobs
Charlyne Jacobs
Christy Jacobs
Jonathan Jacobs
Julia Jacobs
Michael & Louann Jacobs
Mary Ann Jacobs
Mary M. Jacobs
Melvin Jacobs
Michael Jacobs
Natasha Jacobs
Ronald Jacobs
Allen & Charmaine Jamerson
David & Irene Jamison
Flora Janssen
Brentley & Coral Jeffries
Charles & Karen Jenkins
Conrad Jenkins
Elizabeth Jernigan
Jewelry By Jackie
Alicia Jiles
Johnlock Enterprises, Inc.
Anthony & Betty Johnson
Bobby Johnson
Darrell & Mary Johnson
David Johnson
Estella Johnson
Jerry & Susan Johnson
Jerry & Von Johnson
O.T. & Ivy Johnson
Paul & Caroline Jolicoeur
Alfreda Jones
Carrie Jones
Channing & Emily Jones
David & Morgan Jones
Edith Jones
Eliza Jones
Jeffrey Jones
Jerry & Beverly Jones
Lynn Jones
Randall & Diane Jones
Robert Jones
Ronald Jones
Thompson & Anita Jones
Tracy Jones
Woody Jones
Chet Jordan
Jostens
Sandy Julian
Jennifer Jumper
Junior Dilettante Club
Just Dance Studio
Beverly Justice
K.M. Biggs, Inc.
Kaeser & Blair, Inc.
Zhixin Kang
Brenda Keeling
William Keeton
Richard Keller
Danielle Kelley
Elizabeth Kelly
James Kelly
Michael & Margo Kelly
Bruce & Pat Kennedy
Dan & Mira Kenney
Dorothy Kennihan
Cynthia Kern
Wright & Ila Killian
Young Kim
Tony & Debbi Kimrey
Beverly King
Julian W. King
Julian & Mary King
William King
Kinston Automotive & Tire, Inc.
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Natasha Kinto
Sharon Kissick
Lisa Kistler
George & Karen Kistner
Kenneth & Dena Kitts
Natalie Klemann
William & Suwanna Klingenschmidt
John Knechtges
Mark Knight
Eric & Brooks Kohlsdorf
Bishwa Koirala
William & Susan Kosche
KPMG Foundation
Abigail Kraft
J.J. Kulp
Mary Catherine Kurzenski
Adaline Kuser
Kyle Wilson Family Trust
Roger Ladd & Melissa Schaub
Jeff & Dencie Lambdin
Furnie & Elaine Lambert
Nartrish Lance
Robin Langley
Karen Lanier
Eileen Lankes
Vincent & Terry Laruffa
Betty Lashley
Jerel & Dianne Laton
Julie Layne
Ron Layne
Jay & Corinne Leatherman
Genevieve Lebeau
Lane Lee
Jay & Linda Leemaster
Legacy Foods, Inc.
Kyle Leisher
Gene & Carolyn Lemonds
Wayland & Melissa Lennon
John Lerma
Walter Lewallen
Dennis Lewis
Henry & Gayle Lewis
Mary Lewis
Robert & Linda Lewis
Anthony Licursi
The Life Center
Tulla Lightfoot
Jerry & Deborah Liles
Qi Lin
Melvin Lindsay
Mary Linn
Dennis & Pamela Lippoldt
Lawrence & Becky Litke
Tim Little
Jamie Litty
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Dandan Liu
Clifford Lloyd
Herbert Lloyd
Mark & Kathy Lobner
Lockamy/Tek Insurance Agency, Inc.
Alexis Locklear
Alice Locklear
Anthony & Felecia Locklear
B.D. Locklear, Tax Consultant
Betty Locklear
Bradley Locklear
Brandon Locklear
Brett Locklear
Bundy & Cheryl Locklear
Catherine Locklear
Chad Locklear
Chanda Locklear
Charlene Locklear
Charles & Gwendolyn Lockear
Cheryl Ransom Locklear
Christian Locklear
Curt & Janice Locklear
Darlton & Kathy Locklear
Deletha Locklear
Denise Locklear
Eddie & Brenda Locklear
Eddie Mac Locklear
Eric & Jennifer Locklear
Floyd Henderson Locklear
Gary Locklear
Hon. Gary & Molly Locklear
Gary & Panthia Locklear
Horace & Barbara Braveboy-Locklear
Ira & Kathy Locklear
James Locklear
Jamie & Tabitha Locklear
Jamie Locklear Golf Academy
Janice Locklear
Jason Locklear
John Locklear
Josephus & Joyce Locklear
Kenneth & Michelle Locklear
Kery Locklear
Krishna Locklear
Lakota Locklear
Lawrence Locklear
Layla Locklear
Lee Locklear
Lester & Charlotte Locklear
Lillian Locklear
Lydia Locklear
Mark Locklear
Marla Locklear
Marshall Locklear
Martha Locklear
Mary Locklear
Michael Locklear
Orlando & Jennifer Jones Locklear
Patsy Locklear
Paul & Sandy Locklear
Percell & Emma Locklear
Richard Locklear
Ronald Locklear
Rudy Locklear
Sarah Locklear
Terry Locklear
Theresa Locklear
Thomas & Zoe Locklear
Tonya Locklear
Wanda Locklear
William & Elvera Locklear
William L. Locklear
Yvonne Locklear
Locklear & Son Funeral Home
Locklear, Jacobs, Hunt & Brooks
Locklear, Locklear & Jacobs, PLLC
Locklear’s Appliance
Andrea Locklear-Simmons
Phyllis Loewengart
B. Alan Long
Longleaf Bronze, LLC
Pierrette Lopes
Jonathan Love
Lesley Love
Dallas Lovelace
Thomas & Diane Lovin
Debbie Lowery
Jan Lowery
Jessica Lowery
Jo Ann Lowery
Judy Lowery
June Lowery
Kenly Lowery
Kimberly Lowery
Nicklaus Lowery
Revonda Lowery
Sarah Locklear Lowery
Wendy Lowery
Autry Lowry
Charles & Magnolia Lowry
Clint Lowry
Corey Lowry
Craig & Elaine Lowry
Earlena Lowry
Lycurous Lowry
Mardella Lowry
Mary Lowry
Phyllis Lowry
Steve Lowry
Thomas Lowry
Lowry Construction and Mechanical, LLC
Jeanette Lowry-Chavis
James Lucas
Jeffrey Lucas
Juliet Lucas
Lucinda’s Jewelry & Shows
Lumbee Guaranty Bank
Lumbee Regional Development Assoc.
Lumbee River Electric
Lumbee Tribe Of North Carolina
Lumberton Bowling Center
Lumberton Drug
Lumberton Eye Associates
Lumberton Rotary
Lumberton True Value
Bobby & Janet Lutz
M & W Electric, Inc.
Lorena MacGregor
Alisa Macon
Maggie Watkins & Associates, Inc.
Ann Maher
Making Waves Salon
Joshua Malcolm
Lawrence Malcolm
Vera Malcolm
Harold Malion
Dan Malloy
Bruno Manno
Edgar & Betty Manuel
Becky Marlin
Brad Martin
David Martin
Henry Martin
James & Nancy Martin
Leon & Rebecca Martin
Lindy & Sue Martin
Thomas & Dianne Martin
William Martin
Jana Mashonee
James & Catherine Mask
Massage Envy Spa
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Beatrice Maynor
Geraldine Maynor
Jeff Maynor
Roy & Narva Maynor
Thomas & April Maynor
Waltz & Louise Maynor
Heather Maynor-Lambert
Ramin Maysami
Nell McCaskill
Kay McClanahan
Michael & Kathy McCoin
Jerri McConnell
Marcia McCoy
Dennis McCracken
John McCrimmon
Angela McDonald
Maylon McDonald
J. Malcolm & Ramona McFadyen
John McFadyen
William & Linda McGary
James C. McGirt Enterprises
Jordan McGirt
Joseph & Ann McGirt
Nankanea McGirt
Kitty McGrievy
Laverne McInnis Jr.
Julianne McKeel
Joann McKellar
Nancy McLean
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Bernadette McMahon
M. Patricia McMahon
James & Jean McManus
Joanne McMillan
Neal McNeally
Dorothy McNeill
Jennifer McNeill
Willie McNeill
McNeill Jewelers
Carl Witten Meares Foundation, Inc.
Media Royalties Massage
Eva Meekins
Julius Meekins
Lloyd Meekins & Sons
Michael Menefee
Donald Metcalf
Metcon Construction, Inc.
Don & Linda Metzger
Donald E. Metzger
Ed Middleton
Palmer Midgett
Cynthia Miecznikowski
Mark Milewicz
Scott & Jeanette Milks
Ben & Heather Miller
Daryl Miller
Dorothy Miller
Kristen Miller
Merrill Miller
Wendy Miller
Ben Miller Basketball Camp
Courtney Mills
Doug & Renie Mills
Bobby & Lois Milsaps
Natalie Millsaps
Ministry of Jesus
Stephen Minnick
Emily Minnix
Virginia Miraglia
Dannie & Pamela Mirovich
Charles & Judith Mitchell
Lisa Mitchell
Pamela Mitchell
Glenn & Linda Mobley
Monika’s Beyond the Garden
Nami Montgomery
Rebecca Moody
Anne Moon
Moonshadow Learning Serv., Inc.
Brenda Moore
Crystal Moore
Frank & Deborah Moore
Janay Moore
Leonard Moore
Matthew & Amy Moore
Neil & Kimberly Moore
Richard & Christine Moore
Robert & Cristina Moore
Temeka Moore
Vickey Moore
Moore County Chamber of Commerce
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Bob Morgan
Camma Morgan
Daniel Morgan
Wayland Morgan
Baxter Morris
Margie Morris
John & Kathleen Morrison
Richard & Brenda Morton
Theodore & Mary Moseley
Mark & Mable Moses
Robert & Janetta Mullman
Chip & Katherine Murphy
Music Maker Relief Foundation
Fred Musselwhite
Native American Design Services
Native Sister Styles
NC Association of CPAs
James Neal
Tommy Neal
Jeff & E.A. Neelon
Rebecca Neely
Donna Nelson
Neuse Insurance Agency, Inc.
Linda Nevers
Elinor Newberry
April Newsome
Tommy & Terri Nichols
Tori Nicolosi
Lynn Niebel
Thomas Nielsen
Louis Nieves
David Nikkel
Brandi Norman
Paul & Linda Norman
Elizabeth Normandy
North Carolina Biotechnology Center
North Carolina Community Foundation, Inc.
North Carolina Conference of the UMC
North Carolina CPA Foundation, Inc.
Nunnboys Collectibles
Janetta Obeda
Ocean Ridge Plantation
Anna Oder
The Old North State Chapter DAR
Old Salem
John & Debra Olson
Charles O’Neal
Colin Osborne
Barbara Osteen
Laura Osteen
Sara Oswald
Tim & Catherine Otto
Outer Banks Floor Covering, Inc.
Outreach For Jesus Unlimited
Astrid Oviedo
Mark Ownbey
Arthur & Maxine Ownbey
Annette Oxendine
Cynthia Oxendine
Elzetter Oxendine
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Henry & Sandra Oxendine
Ima Oxendine
Janet Oxendine
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Joseph & Adrienne Oxendine
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Louis Oxendine
Ray Oxendine
Rodney Oxendine
Sally Oxendine
Sophia Oxendine
Tasha Oxendine
Toni Oxendine
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Parish Sign & Service, Inc
Nicolino Parisi
Catherine Parisian
Donna Parker
Christian Parks
John Parnell
Parrish Shaw & Co.
George & Sylvia Pate
Rudy & Judy Paul
PBSL
Robin Peace
Dwight Pearson
Sam Pearson
Carl & Charlotte Peed
Pembroke Business &
Professional Women’s Org.
Pembroke Chamber Of Commerce
Pembroke Fast Lube
Pembroke Lions Club
Pembroke TrueValue Hardware
Pembroke Veterinary Hospital
Pepsi Bottling Ventures, LLC
Paul & Valetta Perkins
Martin Perry
Rick & Donna Peters
Allyson Peterson
Bonnie Peterson
Ralph & Donna Peterson
Roy & Cheryl Pettyjohn
Pfizer, Inc.
Lee Phillips
Pier 41 Seafood
Julian T. Pierce Memorial Intitiative
Kathleen Pietrocola
Pine Needles & Mid Pines Resorts
Pineview Enterprises, Inc.
Pinewild Country Club
Heidi Pinkerton
Joseph & Natalie Pino
Mark & Julie Ann Gouveia-Pisano
Tiffany Pittman
Plantation House Racquet & Fitness Club
Frances Podvoyski
Mary Pond
Ricardo & Shelia Portela
Porter Scientific
Christie Poteet
Frankie Powell
June Power
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Jeffrey Prater
Premier Choice Investments, LLC
Presser Foundation
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Robert & Rita Preston
Denese Prevatte
Edmund & Sharon Prevatte
Andrea Price
Gregory K. Price Revocable Trust
Wendy Pridgen
Primary Health Choice, Inc. - St. Pauls
Pauline Privitera
Karen Pruett
Public Schools Of Robeson Co.
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Hemberto Pulido
Putt Putt Fun Center
Brett & Amy Queen
Leah Quick
Donna Quigley
R.A. Jeffreys Distributing Company of
Lumberton
Christopher & Deborah Randall
Michael and Darlene Ransom
Arthur Ravander
Gilbert & Barbara Ray
Ray’s, Inc.
Carey Read
Joseph Read
Wesley & Mary Reagan
Elise Reaves
Jason & Linda Renn
Residency Inn Marriott
Engle Revels
Fredena Revels
Judith Revels
Olivia Revels
Victoria Revels
Reynolds American Foundation
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Sammy Richardson
Alonza & Shirley Ann Richardson
Charlotte A. Richter Trust
Edward Ricker
Juanita Rico
Patrick & Lorna Ricotta
River People Artist Group
Jonathan Rivera
Francine Rizzo
Therese Rizzo
The Road Company
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Tracy Roberts
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Robeson Kiwanis Children’s Foundation
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Hazel Robinson
J.R. Robinson
Peter & Catherine Roche
Lawrence & Paula Rogers
Jonathan & Anissa Roy
John Rozier
RSJ’s Enterprise, LLC
Adair Rubeling
Raul Rubiera
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Brian & Mary Russo
Kenneth & Lisa Rust
Rust Enterprises, Inc.
Willard & Carol Ryan
Christian Ryckeley
Janine Rywak
Carl Salmon
Sammy’s Auto Sales
Gale Sampson
Gilbert Sampson
James & Mary Sampson
Jarette & Carrie Dial-Sampson
Jordan & Jessica Collins Sampson
Larry Sampson
Perry & Paula Sampson
Rachel Sampson
Rocky Sampson
Rod & Ciji Brooks Sampson
Ryan H. Sampson Insurance
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Ancil Sanderson
Dedra Sanderson
Harvelene Sanderson
Jimmy & Dorothy Sanderson
Michael Sanderson
Stephanie Sanderson
Sandhills Academy Of Gymnastics, Inc.
Megan Sanger
James Saunders
Charles & Mildred Sawyer
Cindy Saylor
Richard & Jennifer Scales
Douglas & Valerie Schaefer
Scott Schmucker
Doris Schneider
Robert Schneider
Schneider Electric/Square D Foundation
Tommy & Olivia Schwartz
Joseph Sciulli
Scotch Meadows Country Club
Scotland Health Care System
Scotland HS Baseball Advancement Team
Scotland Orthopedics, PA
Christopher Scott
Jack & Janet Scott
Renferd & Andrena Scott
Vernon & Flora Scott
Albert & Theresa Scruggs
Newy & Lainie Scruggs
Sea Trail Golf Resort
Seagrove Candle Company Store
Kenneth Sealey
Sean S. Fincher, Inc.
James Sebastian
SEEK Eye Care, LLC
Robert Shade
Harrison Shannon
Shapiro and Mack, P.A.
Shaw Office Supplies, Inc.
Shear Preceptions Salon
James & Ellen Sheehan
Jane Sheehan
Patricia Sheehan
William & Wendy Sheehan
James & Janice Sheffield
Sheff’s Seafood Restaurant
Diana Shelley
Sheltering Home Circle of
the King’s Daughters
Asa Rose Shenandoah
Henry Shepherd
Stephen Shepherd
Patricia Sheppard
Teresa Short
Rebecca Shropshire
Dennis Sigmon
Howard & Karen Simkin
Michael Simmons
Sara Simmons
Simpson’s Paint & Body Shop
Yolanda Sinclair
Sisters’ Boutique
Anne Sistrunk
Rupert Sizemore
Audra Slavin
Barbara Slavin
Rose Slavin
James & Mary Smalfelt
Dewayne & Michelle Smith
Florence Smith
Harry & Veronic Smith
Janet Smith
Jay Smith
Kathy Smith
Lula Jane Smith
Nancia Smith
P.J. Smith
Robert L. Smith
Saul & Cynthia Smith
Snazzy Boutique
Robin Snead
Ricky Snipes
Krista Snively
Christopher Snyder
Robert Snyder
Sodexo
Bobby Soles
James Soletti
Pamela Soma
Bobby Jo Sonon
Sons of the Revolution of NC, Inc.
Carol Sorgi
A. Nicole Sorrells
South Robeson Small Engine Repair
Southeastern Health
Southeastern Lifestyle Fitness Center
Southeastern Veterinary Hospital
Lester Southern
Donald & Brenda Sowers
Sedra Spano
Kenneth Spayd
Speech N Progress
Speech Solutions, Inc.
Ashley Spence
Jeffrey & Florence Spielman
John Spillan
The Squash Blossom
St. Joseph of the Pines
St. Luke’s Presbyterian Church
St. Pauls Farmers Exchange
Horace Stacey
Earlene Stacks
William & Wilma Stainback
John Stalllings
Marcus Stanaland
Daphne Stancil
Joyce Stanley
Karen Stanley
Leah Stanley
Lisa Stanley
Starbucks
Thomas Starling
State Board of CPA Examiners
State Farm Insurance
Ralph Steeds
Renee Steele
John Steenhausen
Mark & Claudia Stephens
Mark & Michelle Stephenson
Randy & Angela Stephenson
Deborah Stewart
John & Michelle Stewart
Kemp & Sylvia Stewart
Remedios Stitt
Millicent Stokes
Richard & Diane Stone
Stone Theatres - Millstone 14
William & Meredith Storms
Stratus IP
Cheryl Straub
Chancellor Strickland
Fabian & Shirley Ann Strickland
Jacqueline Strickland
Johnny & Christy Strickland
Kenneth Strickland
Myrna Strickland
Stanley Strickland & Janice Grady
W.J. Strickland
Ophelia Stricklin
Bryan & Wendy Sullivan
John Sullivan
Robert & Susan Sullivan
William & Catherine Sullivan
Merle & Ann Summers
Joan Sumner
Charles Surles
Turner Sutton
James & Madelyn Swain
Sweet Basil Cafe
Sweet Expressions
Sweet Frog
Aubrey Swett
John Synan
Owen Synan
Barbara Synowiez
Jessica Talud
Lori Tanyel
Barbara Tarlton
Mark & Tiffany Tauscheck
Dick & Lenore Taylor
Thomas Taylor
Walter Taylor
Harold Teague
Marilyn Teague
Mary Alice Pinchbeck Teets
Mary Templeton
Texas Road House in Aberdeen
David Thaggard
Steven Thaggard
Lee Thaxton
Ronald & Judith Thayer Sr.
Henry & Virginia Thiele
Thirty-One Gifts
Anthony Thomas
Jim & Sally Thomas
Kimiko Thomas
Lucy Thomas
Owen Thomas
Stewart Thomas
Watson & Brenda Thomas
Thomas Pizza and Subs
Guy Thompson
Tommy & Marion Thompson
Tamara Thorn
Time Warner Cable Adcast
James & Deborah Tippett
Nancy Tofferi
Nat & Sandra Tolar
Town Financial Corporation
Tractors Etc., Inc.
Erik Tracy
Transocean Equipment Management, LLC
Traveling Mailbox, LLC
Trek Bicycle Store
Gary Tremblay
Ruth Tremblay
Tri Warriors
Dan & Freda Tricarico
William & Glenda Trimmer
Trinity Urgent Care & Practice, PLLC
Cynthia Troxler
Paige Truelove
William & Mayme Tubbs
Joyce Tufts
Adolphus Lee Turner
Scott Turner
Jennifer Twaddell
Two Hawk Employment
Brittaney Tyler
Phillip Tyler
W.R. & Jo Ann Tyndall
Tiffany Tyson
Carol Umansky
United Way of Robeson Cty, Inc.
Robert Ussery
Uwharrie Monuments, LLC
Susan Valentine
Sailaja Vallabha
Heath Vandevender
Paul & Karen Van Zandt
Shane & Jill Vath
Mageshwaran Vellaichamy
Aprel Ventura
Gilbert Vereen
Village Station
Vinnie’s Steak House and Tavern
Kent Von Fecht
Katherine Wallace
Thomas & Frances Wallace
Wal-Mart Hope Mills
Christopher & Heather Walters
Courtney Walters
Keith Walters
Michael & Barbara Walters
John & Rose Walton
Mary Beth Ward
Jacquelyn Warner
Scott Warner
Warr Pediatric Dental Associates
Richard Wassmer
William & Margarite Watkins
Laura Watson
Dennis Watts
Norman & Lillian Webb
Jack Weidman
David & Bobbi Weinstein
Billy Welch
Wells Fargo Foundation
Olin Welsh
William Wendt
Arthur West
West End Baptist Church
West Side Furniture
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J.M. Weygand
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Michael Whaley
Minnie Whaley
Billy White
Victoria White
William & Wendy White
White Lake Water Park
Charles & Mavourneen Whitehead
Gary Whitman
Susan Whitt
Justin & Shannon Wiles
Tisha Wilhoit
Elizabeth Wilkerson
Bob & Lorraine Willeford
William Shyman & Associates, Inc.
Deborah Williams
Frederick Williams
Jim Williams
Kathy Williams
Kenneth Williams
Rex Williams
Sandra Williams
Willie & Helaria Williams
Caroline Williamson
Gail Williamson
Daniel Willis
Paul & Pat Willoughby
Ronette Wilson
Thomas Wilson
William & Betsy Wilson
Lori Wimbish
Justin Winans
Robert & Maureen Windmeyer
Katherine Winfrey
Winifred Winston
Bryan Winters
Angela Wise
Charles & Mary Wolfe
Women’s Healthcare Associates, PA
Woodforest National Bank
James & Rosa Woods
Kimberly Woods
Noah & Ruth Woods
Marian Wooten
Shanita Wooten
Hunter & Colby Wortham
Jeffrey Wotnosky
Elanda Wright
Elizabeth Wyatt
Thomas Wynn
Wynn Law Firm, P.C.
Chuanhui Xiong
David and Beth Ybarra
Johnny & Hilda York
Christopher Young
David Young
Erika Young
Tiffany Young
Your Practice Online, LLC
Diane Yourcheck
Christopher & Christine Zecca
Victor & Barbara Zecca
David Zeigler
Al & Linda Zepeda
Robert & Anne Zucker
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Assistant Vice Chancellor
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Kristen Anderson
Communications
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Sandy Briscar
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Willis Glassgow
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Givens Performing
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Dedra Sanderson
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Gary Tremblay
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Dr. Kyle R. Carter
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Brian Russo
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