The President’s Society
2011-2012
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The President’s Society 2011-2012
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Letter from the President Dear Friends of Lenoir-Rhyne, I want to take this opportunity to offer my personal thanks for your support of our students at Lenoir-Rhyne University. I continue to be proud of and impressed by the accomplished young men and women who grow and mature at Lenoir-Rhyne. Your support makes it possible for us to provide our students with scholarships and to enhance the academic and co-curricular programs that make L-R one of the premier institutions in the South. As you all know, L-R is a very special place. We supply a unique style of education that helps guide students to achieve to their fullest potential in their professional, personal, and spiritual lives. Our graduates become leaders in all aspects of life and pay back dividends to their communities, so our investment in them as students has a significant return for all of us. In these difficult times, your financial support is even more important than ever before. Record numbers of students are seeking admission to Lenoir-Rhyne, and we need to make every possible effort to help them realize their dreams. Only with your assistance are we able to continue to offer the fellowship support that is necessary for them to take advantage of the excellent educational programming at LenoirRhyne. These students will be our future, and your support of them is invaluable to their success. Thank you so much for your partnership with us.
Wayne B. Powell, President Lenoir-Rhyne University
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Letter from Jane 2011-2013 Co-Chair, The Fund for Lenoir-Rhyne
Energy, enthusiasm and excitement are the hallmarks of our powerful, growing, thriving university. When we started to exclaim “Rise Up� Lenoir-Rhyne, we had no idea the impact those words would inspire. Dynamic growth, change, and amazing progress have enveloped our campus. This year we have a record number of students for the class of 2015! Our reputation as a faith-based university has attracted students from all over the country to seek an education, to grow mentally and spiritually, and to develop a servant heart. Our new athletic fields have produced winning teams and student fellowship. The additions to our sports teams are generating much enthusiasm in the region and have even attracted national media attention. None of this could have happened without our forward-looking administration that has brought both creativity and a sound business plan to Lenoir-Rhyne, which has resulted in our expansion and growth. The reputation of our stellar faculty attracts the best and brightest students. The powerful financial support of alumni and the community has been the foundation of our growth and future. Because we give, the University will continue to Rise Up! Our generosity helps to ensure that Lenoir-Rhyne University continues to be a beacon of excellence in higher education.
Jane Carter Handly
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Letter from Kathy 2011-2013 Co-Chair, The Fund for Lenoir-Rhyne
With a record year behind us, Lenoir-Rhyne is entering the future stronger than ever. And why? Because of you who believe as strongly as I that L-R is poised and ready to claim its place as one of the premier institutions of learning in the nation. Many of us remember the L-R of yesteryear when Mauney and Schaeffer were still dorms and Highland Hall housed freshman men. It is a true testimony to our alumni, to the strong leadership from administration, and to our students who are not only coming here to be educated but to learn what life is about, that we are here today celebrating our future. As we go forward I hope each of us will examine ourselves and remember what it was about Lenoir-Rhyne that brought us here and what it was about L-R that made us who we are today. Whoever we are, we wouldn’t be the same without the alumni, the administration, the faculty, and the students who made our years here some of the best of our lives. Look around us. There are new buildings and new construction everywhere. What an exciting time to be part of L-R’s future! Though the students of today are different from us in many ways, they are the same in many ways, too. The alumni, administration, and students of the past helped us be who we have become and now it is our turn to help the future generations do the same.
Kathy McKenzie
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The President’s Society The President’s Society at Lenoir-Rhyne University is composed of individuals, corporations, and foundations that generously support the University and its mission with gifts of $1000 or more per year. Members serve as goodwill ambassadors for the University, encouraging and inspiring alumni and friends to join them in providing exceptional educational opportunities for our students. At Lenoir-Rhyne, approximately 90% of our students receive financial aid. All gifts to the University ultimately result in more financial aid being available to our students. Your partnership makes it possible to continue offering life-changing opportunities to students. We are grateful for your trust and pledge to be good stewards of your resources. Established in 1997, the President’s Society recognizes individuals, corporate, and foundation donors who have made gifts to the President’s Club, Tower Club, HACAWA, Fair Stars, and Old Main levels. Members of the President’s Society set the pace for all gifts to the University. They inspire our alumni and friends to join them in supporting the mission of Lenoir-Rhyne. We recognize our charter members and sincerely thank you for your membership in the President’s Society of Lenoir-Rhyne University.
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Membership Your generous gift of $1000 or more during the fiscal year, June 1, 2010 – May 31, 2011, entitled you to membership in the President’s Society and enables the University to continue providing the unparalleled educational opportunities for which Lenoir-Rhyne is recognized. Our University has many wonderful opportunities and this year the Office of Annual Giving has developed a new program, Circle of Giving. This program will highlight our students and their willingness to serve others. During the past academic year Lenoir-Rhyne students volunteered in local shelters, built houses, and read to school-aged children. These acts of service totaled over 87,000 hours of service in the community. Through gifts to The Fund for Lenoir-Rhyne, students can continue to receive a remarkable education while learning how to serve their community. We are honored to recognize 427 President’s Society members for the 2010-2011 fiscal year. What a tribute that is to your belief in the work of L-R! Thank you for your unwavering support. We ask that you will join us again for 2011-2012 as our partner in shaping students’ lives. A President’s Society pledge card and envelope are included for your convenience.
Levels of Giving Old Main Fair Stars Hacawa Tower Club President’s Club * *Alumni who graduated in the past 10 years *Alumni who graduated in the past 5 years
$10,000 and over $5,000-$9,999 $2,500-$4,999 $1,500-$2,499 $1,000-$1,499 $500 $250
Matching gifts count for recognition levels.
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Opportunities We would like to give you, our leadership donors, the opportunity to support programs that have special meaning to you. Listed below are various programs supported by The Fund for LenoirRhyne. Please feel free to designate your gift to the program(s) of greatest interest to you. As always, you may simply designate your contribution to the University’s current greatest need. Again, we thank you for your generous support of Lenoir-Rhyne University. The College of Professional and Mathematical Studies Charles M. Snipes School of Business Donald and Helen Schort School of Mathematics and Computing Sciences School of Journalism and Mass Communications The College of Education and Human Services School of Education School of Counseling and Human Services The College of Health Sciences School of Health, Exercise and Sport Science School of Nursing School of Occupational Therapy The College of Arts and Sciences School of Arts and Letters School of Humanities and Social Sciences School of Natural Sciences Other Designated Programs Circle of Giving Friends of Music Visiting Writers Series Current Student Financial Aid Endowments/Scholarships Athletics
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Circle of Giving Whether it is the sound of a hammer building a home for the homeless, a story being read to a child in a shelter, a meal being served to a senior citizen, or a community being rescued from a disaster, you will likely find Lenoir-Rhyne University students involved. In 2011 our students volunteered in excess of 87,000 hours throughout America and around the world. They served unselfishly and without pay. Should they have been paid only minimum wage, their hours of giving would have amounted to $750,000! Our students live the Lenoir-Rhyne Mission Statement, “In pursuit of the development of the whole person, Lenoir-Rhyne University seeks to liberate mind and spirit, clarify personal faith, foster physical wholeness, build a sense of community, and promote responsible leadership for service to the world.” The Joint Boards, Administration, Faculty, and Friends of Lenoir-Rhyne have joined together to create a Circle of Giving. This Circle honors the service of our students by giving back to their education! There is now an opportunity to honor the students’ service by paying for an hour of their volunteer time. The hourly amount chosen is $10. One can donate for one hour, for a day, for a week, for a month. All of the money goes right back to the students in programs, scholarships, materials, and needs of the academic community. The excitement around this opportunity in just one meeting resulted in donations for 700 hours of student volunteerism. The money from that meeting became the seed for the Circle of Giving. The giving continues. If you are a member of a group, a church, or a family that honors service, we invite you to include the Circle of Giving in your plans. If all of us only donate for one hour of our students’ time, the benefits for our students would be astronomical.
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Student Aid It is a Lenoir-Rhyne tradition to make wonderful educational opportunities possible for all students. Gifts to The Fund for Lenoir-Rhyne provide the opportunity for students to learn both inside and outside the classroom. In addition to simply being able to attend L-R, your gifts have given students the opportunity to:
- Travel abroad to get a first-hand look at the global economy - Conduct summer award-winning genetic research - To meet and learn from Pulitzer Prize winning authors
Today more than ever, students need your continued support. Tuition alone does not cover the full cost of an L-R education. In fact, it only covers approximately 60% of the cost of operating the University. Generous alumni and friends provide the remainder of the cost. We encourage you to help a student and make great things happen on the Lenoir-Rhyne campus by making a gift.
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Thank You We thank our past President’s Society members. Each year Lenoir-Rhyne looks to these members to be leaders in providing support to its mission. Leadership gifts at the President’s Society level ensure that LenoirRhyne University can continue to provide the best education for bright, deserving students while attracting and retaining the best faculty. In order to continue our achievements and accomplishments, additional resources are needed. We ask you to invite fellow alumni, parents, and friends of the University to join you as members of the President’s Society, a society of leaders.
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The President’s Society 2010-2011
Mary Ellen Mangum Charles and Lynne Mauney Estate of Charles E. McCreight Katherine McKenzie ‘69 Merrill Lynch/Alsobrooks Trust The Moretz Foundation * George and Carolyn Moretz Estate of Thomas Mott Jr. The National Collegiate Athletic Association NC Community Foundation, Inc. NC Synod of the ELCA North Carolina Arts Council North Carolina Independent Colleges & Universities The Northern Trust Company Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Hickory Piedmont Educational Foundation Estate of Paul K. Propst Estate of Mozelle Pruitt Marcella Ridenour C. Ross ‘54† and JoAnne ‘54 Ritchie* Ruth R. Sayer ‘38 Estate of Eleanor C. B. Schnitzel Estate of Charles B. Sigmon Juanita Houser Sigmon ‘39 Gungor and Diana Solmaz Phillip E. Stephens ‘69 Jim and Judith Tarlton Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Gerald ‘56 and Marihope Troutman The Unifour Foundation - North Carolina Community Foundation Estate of Martha Edith Walker † Martha M. Wellman ‘40 John ‘87 and Sarah Williams *
OLD MAIN/LEADERSHIP COUNCIL ($10,000 and over) Adden Furniture The Bolick Foundation* Harvey ‘58 and Susanne ‘59 Blume John ‘59 and Barbara Bumgarner Leslie Burrill Lowell and Iris ‘60 Caldwell The Charles A. Cannon Charitable Trusts Robert ‘55 and Elizabeth ‘55 Carswell Ki-Hyun ‘74 and Sunny Chun Dale ‘71 and Brenda ‘69 Cline Corning Inc. Foundation Duane ‘75 and Madeleine ‘75 Dassow Miriam D. Davis ‘59 * Ronald and Sandra ‘88 Deal Charles D. Dixon* Mickey ‘61 and Dorothy ‘61 Dry* Margaret Correll Edwards ‘47* James ‘50 and Ida ‘52 Elliott* Estate of Nola G. Flowers Margaret ‘66 and Marion Follin GJG Family Limited Partnership George Foundation, Inc. * Carol Hastings Kenneth ‘62 and Jeanette Helderman Kulynych Family Fdtn I, Inc. Lenoir Mirror/Jonas Foundation Jearld ‘69 and Carolyn ‘69 Leonhardt * Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation Jean Cupp Liggett ‘56 Estate of Marjorie Lown
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FAIR STARS/EXECUTIVE COUNCIL ($5,000- $9,999)
HACAWA/DIRECTORS COUNCIL ($2,500-$4,999)
James R. Alexander Trust Truitt J. Beard Beaver Family Foundation, Inc. David ‘62 and Sylvia Bethune Brenda ‘63 and Fran Brantley Thomas ‘75 and Betty ‘75 Cloninger Hugo and Ruth Deaton* Barbara A. DeOrsey ‘53 Ralph ‘47 and Betty Eckard ELCA Vocation & Education Unit* Jo ‘63 and Charles Ford Frye Regional Medical Center Boyd and Elin George * Carole ‘64 and Emilio Gravagno Ralph ‘70 and Rebecca ‘69 Greene Larry M. Hall and Amy Sturgis Hickory Furniture Mart Wayne and Dale King Ken ‘70 and Frankie Lee Lutheran Community Foundation Monta Maki James ‘70 and Anne ‘70 McCoy John ‘62 and Ruth ‘61 McCreary Hank ‘60 and Bernice McCrorie * Karen and Gary McDougal Stephen B. Neuville and Jane Lee Shuler ‘68 Richard ‘73 and Janie ‘73 Peak Wayne and Joyce Powell Jean L. Ray C. Clifford ‘76 and Amy Ritchie Helgi ‘61 and Harley Shuford* Charles ‘58 and Catherine Snipes* Sybil F. Stewart ‘58 Stephen and Barbara Thomas United Arts Council of Catawba County Boyd ‘74 and Anita Wilson
Robert ‘62 and Nancy ‘59 Allen J. Chris ‘93 and Dina ‘92 Almerini ARAMARK - Facilities Management* Robert E. Brickhouse Rachel Roberts Bumgarner ‘62 Thomas ‘63 and L. Faye ‘65 Burton* Ann S. Campbell ‘54 Richard ‘67 and Rebecca ‘67 Campbell Catawba Valley Medical Center* Century Furniture Co. Travis ‘99 and Lindsay Clarke Corning Cable Systems CT Management Claude ‘59 and Elizabeth ‘61 Deal Taffy ‘69 and Andy DeCuzzi J. Stephen ‘62 and Sandra ‘65 Eades First Citizens Bank Robert D. Frye, Jr. ‘81 David ‘52 and Margaret ‘62 Gentry Elizabeth McCombs Glover ‘52 Tom and Anne ‘62 Guthrie Chad ‘94 and Tammy ‘95 Ice Anthony ‘69 and Margaret ‘69 Jackson David ‘60 and Diana ‘60 Keck* Mildred Weaver-Hafer Locke ‘35 Lutheran Chapel Church Phillip ‘70 and Linda ‘70 Martin Charles ‘83 and Teresa McCombs Susan ‘78 and William McLean Suzanne Gifford Millholland ‘40 David ‘68 and Jacqualyn ‘69 Misenheimer Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams Peoples Bank John ‘60 and Suanne Roueche Thomas ‘54 and Iris ‘51 Scott W. Scott and Susan Shrode
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Estate of Adrian L. Shuford, Jr. Mickey ‘70 and Charlie Shuford* Shurtape Technologies, Inc. Marcus ‘52 and Dorothy ‘53 Smith Bill ‘62 and Betty Ann ‘62 Stevenson* Valdese Weavers, Inc. Wachovia Bank, N.A. (a Wells Fargo Company) John ‘58 and Barbara Weaver Rosann Freed Whitten ‘62
Karen ‘84 and Kevin Feezor Paul ‘58 and Martha Fogleman Kipsy ‘91 and William Gould Greer Laboratories Jane ‘67 and Robert Handly Weston Hatfield ‘42* C. Wilton Hawkins Elizabeth R. Hayford and Charles W. Hayford Vernon E. Hedrick ‘56 Robert ‘44 and Ruth ‘45 Helton Hickory Daily Record, Inc. Hickory Plumbing & Heating Hickory Springs Manufacturing* Michael ‘58 and Frankie Hinshaw* Carolyn E. Hoffner ‘64 Al ‘69 and Marilyn ‘70 Hoke* J. White ‘61 and Gail Iddings Interstate Foam & Supply The Jackson Group, Inc. A. G. ‘57 and Linda ‘59 Jonas* Peter J. Kendall Karol ‘81 and James Kimmell Duane and Elizabeth Kirkman Janet ‘62 and John Lampe Gary ‘75 and Eve London John ‘81 and Karyn Love Wilbur ‘73 and Teresa Mann Martin Starnes & Associates, CPAs W. Grant Matthews ‘83 Stephanie ‘82 and Richard Mayberry Andrew and Colleen McCreary William ‘56 and Jeanette ‘58 McCullough* Michael ‘86 and Tracy McLean John ‘60 and Nancy Merck* Jane ‘61 and Bill ‘60 Mitcham David ‘76 and Sara Moore* Steve and Jane ‘68 Mull Rick and Rachel ‘90 Nichols The North Carolina GlaxoSmithKline Foundation D. Lee ‘93 and Julie ‘94 Pearce Robert L. Pitman ‘72 LaMont D. Powell PRISM Development LLC Clarence ‘62 and Joyce ‘61 Pugh
TOWER CLUB/PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL ($1,500-$2,499) Thomas ‘73 and Diane Adams Alex Lee, Inc. Jerry ‘61 and Doris ‘60 Annas ARAMARK - Food Services Harold and Esther Arne Dana ‘85 and Kenneth Atkinson BB&T Byron Bean ‘59 Andrea ‘62 and Gary Benfield Robert and Sharon Bode Luther ‘59 and Sally ‘59 Boliek* Rand and Beth Brandes Douglas and Nancy Brittelle Blackwelder Properties, FLP* Jeffrey P. Bronnenberg George ‘73 and Jennifer Brooks Milton ‘75 and Lou Ann Brown Broyhill Family Foundation Rex ‘85 and Renae Casterline Cathedral of St. Thomas More Randall and Vicki Cauble Palmer ‘74 and Cynthia ‘73 Clemmer David Crosby Studio’s William ‘62 and Frances ‘70 Coffey Don and Toni Coleman Crowne Plaza of Hickory CT Management Ann Krider Dasher ‘57 Michael and Barbara Dugan Michael ‘88 and Tracy Ervin Vicki ‘66 and Bob Fales
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Bryan ‘72 and Sue Raby RBC Foundation Resource Partners, LLC Debby L. Reynolds ‘71 Joseph M. Rhyne, Jr. Newell E. Rollins ‘42* Marcus ‘50† and Jacqueline Shelton* Sherrill Furniture Co. John ‘67 and Donna Sieverts Harwood and Barbara Smith* Tony Smith ‘76 David ‘68 and Lynne ‘68 Sparks* St. John’s Lutheran Church St. Stephens High School Frank ‘85 and Sandra ‘85 Surface Jeanne Setzer Taylor ‘38 Roy ‘53 and Dorothy Trexler Stephen ‘69 and Eliza Van Horn H. Alexander ‘62 and Anne Viola W & W Services Charlotte and Reg Williams Betty and Mac Willis Judith R. Woolly*
Raymond ‘49 and Margaret ‘47 Bost Stacey L. Brackett William and Pamela Brandon Laurie Dunton Brill ‘87 Fred ‘69 and Laura Brown Anonymous Todd ‘93 and Kelly ‘92 Burwell J. Edward ‘69 and Polly Byrd C. R. Laine Furniture Co. Capital Concepts Financial Group Robert ‘55 and Elizabeth ‘55 Carswell Catawba County Chamber of Commerce John R. Cauble Century Furniture Co. CenturyLink Chair City Supply Co., Inc. Reid ‘58 and Barbara ‘62 Chapman Charlotte Paint Co., Inc. Sandra R. Cline ‘72 CommScope* Jim and Harriett Copland Alice ‘56 and Kenneth Corbett Joyce G. Corbett ‘61 Brad and Lisa Crandell Alfred ‘76 and Mary Ellen Current Dan Waters & Associates, Inc. David E. Looper & Company Davidson, Holland, Whitesell & Co., PLLC Alan ‘85 and Robin Davis Charles S. Day Delta Kappa Gamma Society International The Dickson Foundation, Inc. Dixon Hughes Goodman LLP Duke Energy Rich ‘88 and Christine ‘88 Duncan Pat S. Ebert ‘60 Vickie ‘97 and Dennis Eckard Edward Jones-Steve Reese and Mike Bell Bruce ‘82 and Gayla ‘85 Efird Terry ‘75 and Kathleen Efird
PRESIDENT’S CLUB/ ASSOCIATES COUNCIL ($1,000-$1,499) A SignCo A-1 Printing, Inc. George and Louise Ackerman Timothy ‘91 and Julia ‘94 Allen Joan Whitener Andrews ‘40 Fritz ‘58 and Johnnie Apple H. Ned ‘41 and Dorothy ‘49 Armstrong Faith ‘67 and Craig Ashton Haroldine ‘54 and Philip Aull B & M Mailing Bank of Granite Betty ‘65 and Dennis Barry Bass-Smith Funeral Home Claude ‘51 and Marian ‘48 Berry Ginger Bishop BlueCross Blue Shield of NC Foundation
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Judy Johnson ‘75 Norm ‘69 and Charlene Johnson Johnson Grossnickle & Associates Paula Ritchie Kadel ‘68 David ‘87 and Nina Keck Amber ‘02 and Joseph Kirkman Klingspor Abrasives Dr. Jerry P. Koontz* G. Leroy and Lynn Lail Michael ‘97 and Angela ‘97 Langford Lazy Dog Saloon Floyd and Betty Lentz Hubert ‘48 and Phyllis Linn David ‘63 and Betty ‘65 Lohr Lawrence and Rebecca ‘59 Lohr Lord Of Life Lutheran Church Dorothy ‘47 and Virginius Lougee* David and Katherine Ludwig David Lyerly and Mary Roberts Tony ‘65 and Jan Lynn Ruth ‘61 and Donald Matkins William ‘65 and Elaine ‘67 Mauney W. Marshall ‘88 and Monica ‘92 Mauney W. Jones ‘48 and Alma Mayberry* Bill ‘79 and Linda Mayberry McCreary Modern, Inc. Carolyn Kagey McKiernan ‘55 E. Ray ‘63 and Ruth ‘63 McNeely Meisner Appraisal & Consulting Mike Johnson’s Hickory Toyota Donald ‘71 and Dorothy ‘71 Mitchell Nathan ‘70 and Janet ‘72 Mitchell William ‘91 and Dawn ‘92 Mock Carlton ‘49 and Sue ‘50 Moorefield Rufus ‘61 and Mary ‘64 Moretz Martha M. Moses ‘63 Mt. Olive Lutheran Church John ‘74 and Rebecca ‘77 Murray Neil ‘97 and Jelena ‘99 Myers David ‘01 and Elaine ‘69 Myers
Miriam Oglesbee ‘52 and Leslie Ellison Thomas ‘73 and Evelyn ‘73 Emory J. C. Epting, Jr. ‘65 Thomas Fee ‘52 William M. Fenimore Jr. ‘65 First Citizens Bank John and Joy Fisher Carl ‘55 and Miriam Fisher* Jeremy E. Fisher ‘88 and Katie Fisher Connolly Gamble ‘42 Gastroenterology Associates, PA J. George ‘73 and Karen Gilbert Ted ‘53 and Frances ‘53 Goins Ted ‘79 and Cheryl Goins E. Blake ‘74 and Ashley Graeber W. Harris ‘58 and Tonita ‘59 Greene Martha ‘60 and Preston Guiton Rebecca ‘72 and James Guthrie* G. Gordon and Betty Hacker Hancock & Moore, Inc. Hanes Industries, Inc. Steven Hart ‘75 Robert and Rebecca Hart Mitchell ‘60 and Diane Harwood R. Boyd and Ann ‘82 Hendrix Hickory Construction Company Hickory Daily Record Hickory Mechanical, Inc. Hickory Sheet Metal Co., Inc. D. Michael Hix ‘76 Nell Yount Hoke ‘45* John and Frances Holman L. Melvin ‘72 and Roxanne Hoots Cindy Hudson Richard ‘72 and Dale Huffman David L. Hunsucker ‘50 Walter P. Hunsucker Jr. ‘48* Ronald ‘65 and Judy ‘68 Hunt Thomas ‘60 and Constance ‘61 Hurlocker C. Harry ‘53 and Ruth Huss Ms. Sarah P. Ingle ‘55 Joseph and Rebecca Inglefield Mr. Barry J. Jacobson ‘65 Charles M. James
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NC Association of Certified Public Accountants Paul and Barbara Nelson Jeff ‘52 and Catherine ‘52 Norris Office Furniture USA Organ Lutheran Church James D. Osborne ‘06 Richard and Jane Park Patrick, Harper & Dixon, L.L.P. Wade and Carolyn Penny* Raymond ‘52 and Bea ‘52 Petrea Piedmont Natural Gas Thurmond ‘48 and Mary Plexico Joyce and Dennis Pressley Rachel T. Price ‘69 Nellie R. Pruitt ‘59 Aldon ‘53 and Elizabeth ‘52 Purdham Franklin ‘67 and Ann Pursley David Ratke Recycling Equipment, Inc. Estate of Thomas W. Reese William ‘90 and Heidi ‘88 Rhyne Pete ‘71 and Jan Richards Robert and Judy Ridenour Ray ‘48 and Jane Ritchie Lester ‘53 and Doris ‘54 Roof Louis ‘71 and Emily ‘72 Rossiter D. Paul Rudisill Terry ‘64 and Martha ‘65 Satterwhite Eric ‘73 and Patty ‘75 Schenk Margaret ‘54 and Richard Schneider Wilton P. Scronce ‘71 Wilbert ‘50 and Ruth Seabock* David ‘71 and Sharon ‘72 Shirlen Wendy Brokhoff Shook ‘61 A. Pope and Peggy Shuford Alex and Nancy Shuford Steve ‘50 and Kennie ‘51 Shuford William H. Shuford ‘54 Sign Systems, Inc. Harold ‘52 and Nancy ‘52 Skinner* Suzann M. Smith ‘90 Elizabeth A. Smyre ‘59
Michael and Karen Snyder Snyder Paper Corporation John and Ruth Sorenson St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church David ‘69 and Mary Stephens Chris ‘93 and Gennie ‘95 Stevenson Emily B. Stirewalt ‘55 M. Thomas ‘57 and Elizabeth ‘58 Sublett SunTrust Systel Robert ‘62 and Carolyn ‘65 Taylor Taylor & Viola Structural Engineers Ted and Mary ‘59 Thuesen Robert ‘50 and Patsy ‘51 Townsend Edgar ‘59 and Emily ‘60 Trexler* Ray-Kent and Joann Troutman* Robert and Maureen Baggatta Tull Douglas ‘91 and Lauren ‘90 Urland Allison Whitton Vierling and Brian Vierling Von Drehle Corporation Janet L. Walker Wallace Printing George ‘42 and Virginia Warlick Wells Fargo Eric ‘91 and Tammy ‘91 West Jane ‘62 and Steve White Nancy J. Wilfong ‘58 Windstream Alice Ridenhour Wise ‘45 Tony ‘70 and Dawn Wolfe Amy and Warren Wood Ronald N. Woods ‘67 Janet ‘62 and Cletis Wooten Ruby Brown Wyly John ‘52 and Theresa ‘54 Yoder Ray ‘56 and Agnes ‘58 Yount Phil ‘60 and Sara ‘64 Yount New Members and Returning Members * Charter Members † Deceased Members
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Giving Information Your gift makes a lasting difference. • Send your gift by mail to: Lenoir-Rhyne University LR Box 7150 Hickory, NC 28603
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Make a gift securely online by visiting giving.lr.edu To make a gift by phone or receive more information, please contact Matt Peterson by phone at 828-328-7345, or by email at Matt.Peterson@lr.edu.
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