Inside Erskine 2007

RUBLE takes helm as 14th president

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Newly inaugurated President Dr. Randall T. Ruble said he intends to “build on our history at Erskine,” “give momentum to the present,” and “leave this office with the promise of greater things to come.”

In keeping with Erskine’s heritage — it is named in honor of the founder of the Associate Church of Scotland — the event began with a bagpipe processional. Erskine College junior Grace Washam played the pipes as delegates from the State of South Carolina, members of the Erskine Board of Trustees, clergy from the General Synod of the ARP Church, and delegates from colleges and universities joined Erskine’s administration, faculty, platform party and new president for the colorful march.

Referring to Proverbs 29:18, which reads in part, “Where there is no vision, the people perish,” Ruble spoke about his vision for Erskine.

“The meaning of vision in that text has to be understood in terms of God, that is, where there is no divine vision, no understanding, no obedience, people perish,” he said. “That, I think, is true for Erskine.”

Ruble said he has been rereading histories of Erskine. “My hope is to bring into the present and future the best lessons which can be learned from the past.”

Citing Erskine’s historic connection with the ARP Church, Ruble said, “Part of the reason I wanted this service in this church is to affirm our intention to stay close to the church and to fulfill the purpose for which the church brought Erskine into existence.”

In order to “give momentum to the present,” Ruble said, it is important to understand Erskine’s ongoing story, including its organization and where it is headed. He said some reorganization will be needed, and some changes are already under way.

Expressing his desire to “move into the future with hope and optimism,” Ruble outlined a number of challenges Erskine must face, including sustaining educational quality, making Erskine affordable and accessible, maintaining a balance between accountability and improvements, creating a global perspective, and integrating faith and learning.

Central to Ruble’s vision is what he described as “the faithlearning enterprise,” linked to Erskine’s history as a Christian institution. “Our job is not simply to transfer knowledge but to shape character and values,” he said. “Our challenge is to faithfully preserve and pass on the Christian tradition while encouraging honest intellectual curiosity.”

A 1958 graduate of Erskine College and a 1961 graduate of Erskine Seminary, Ruble received the master of divinity degree from Princeton Theological Seminary and the doctor of philosophy degree from the University of Edinburgh in Scotland. He was seminary vice president and dean for 21 years, retiring in 1997.

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Dr. Randall T. Ruble;

The Erskine College Choraleers performed as part of the inauguration service; 3. The Due West ARP Church; 4. Many members of the Ruble family traveled to Due West to help celebrate the inauguration.

‘My hope is to bring into the present and future the best lessons which can be learned from the past.’

- Dr. Randall T. Ruble

Features

Inside This Issue

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Commencement 2007 - Erskine College and Seminary commencements took place the weekend of May 19-20, as more than 200 students earned bachelor’s, master’s and doctorate degrees. Nationally syndicated Kathleen Parker was the college commencement speaker, while the Rev. John Kimmons Jr. was seminary commencement speaker.

Campus News - Spartanburg Mayor Bill Barnet presented the Drummond Award for statesmanship, Erskine students explore New York City and Hawaii, biology classes help fight malaria, Dr. James Gettys retires, E.B.K. scholarships announced and more!

Athletics - Erskine women’s tennis team wins third straight conference regular season and tournament titles, winter and spring sports roundups, Director of Athletics Mark Peeler announces plans to add four new sports and more!

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Alumni Day - Westley McAllister turns over gavel to Steve Southwell as Alumni Association president, alumni honored, class gatherings, Red Eye Run and more!

Alumni News - Former alumni director Ralph Patterson takes job as vice president for advancement, alumnus Buddy Ferguson ‘82 hired to lead alumni efforts, alumnus Paul Bell ‘84 takes job with ARP Church and much more!

Class Notes - A year-by-year rundown of the latest career moves, achievements and other notable activities of Erskine graduates.

Deaths, Births and Marriages - The annual record of Erskine family members who have died, new arrivals and marriages involving members of the Erskine family.

Claiming the Gold - The Gold Campaign, the largest capital fund-raising effort in the history of Erskine College and Seminary, closed in grand style Dec. 31, 2006, with $40 million pledged by alumni and friends. Highlights of the campaign and totals are detailed.

21 Honor Roll of Contributors - A complete list of contributors to the Gold Campaign.

Inside Erskine Volume 50, Number 2

Editors: Joyce Guyette, Rick Hendricks

Photographers: Joyce Guyette, Rick Hendricks, Julie Miner, Davey Morgan, Marissa Mankin, Jennifer Pellin, Steve Sniteman

Designers: Julie Miner, Jennifer Pellin

Contributors: Ann Hawthorne

Inside Erskine, the alumni publication of Erskine College, is published twice a year by the Erskine Public Relations Department. To contact Erskine Public Relations, call 1-864-379-8858, e-mail: miner@erskine.edu, or mail to P.O. Box 608, Due West, SC 29639.

On the Cover: 2007 Erskine College graduate Jeremy Sakovich gives a thumbs-up during the Extreme-Air event at this year’s Spring Fling.

Parker’s initial word to the graduating seniors — after she told parents present that they might want to cover their ears — was “relax.”

“When I was in your shoes I had no idea what I wanted to do,” she said.

As a student at Florida State University with a major in Spanish and a minor in international affairs, “I thought I was in training for a lifetime of transcontinental romance,” she said.

Since she didn’t know what she wanted to do when she graduated, Parker went on for a master’s degree in Spanish. When she still didn’t know what she wanted to do, she began a graduate program in dance — but that wasn’t right, either

“It dawned on me that I probably would not be able to feed myself as a bilingual ballerina, so I changed course again and entered a Ph.D. program in Spanish literature specializing in 17th-century drama.”

Still dissatisfied, she went to see her major professor and told him she wanted to quit. He surprised her by urging her to go out and “do something creative.”

“So I did the most creative thing I could think of,” Parker said.

She quit her doctoral program, borrowed some money from a bank, and started driving north from Florida on I-95 with no real destination in mind. When she came to the intersection of I-95 and I-26, she considered whether to go west to Columbia, where an aunt lived, or east to Charleston, where she had a first cousin.

“I took a scientific approach,” she joked. “Eeny, meeny, miny, moe.” The children’s rhyme landed her in Charleston, leading Parker to her first newspaper job and eventually to a fulfilling career Telling graduates to “evict your inner schoolmarm” and “be yourself,” Parker cautioned, “Becoming yourself is no easy trick. Sometimes to become yourself you have to take a chance.”

“Do what you love,” Parker said, and although this might not lead to the fame and fortune that many young people think they want, it is likely that in doing a job they love they will do it well and be recognized and rewarded for it.

Parker has contributed to more than a dozen newspapers and magazines during her 20 years as a journalist and has won numerous awards. She began her twice-weekly commentary column in 1987 for The Orlando Sentinel. After syndication in 1995, her column rocketed in popularity and now appears in more than 300 papers nationwide.

Two seniors from North Carolina, Amy Dawson of Mooresville and Elizabeth McDaniel of Gastonia, tied for the highest average with a perfect 4.0.

Dawson responded to Parker’s speech on behalf of the class of 2007, stressing that as Christians, Erskine graduates “are not merely seeking to serve ourselves.”

“We may fail,” she said. “But as long as we pour ourselves into the work we have to do, it will be enough.”

McDaniel introduced the speaker, saying Parker’s goal is to “inject a little sanity into a world gone barking mad.”

Board of Trustees Chairman Guy H. Smith III brought greetings from the Board of Trustees, and Alumni Association President Steve Southwell of Rock Hill inducted the graduates into the Alumni Association, saying Erskine is “a lifelong inspiration to its graduates.”

- Amy Dawson

Senior Class President Patrick Martin of York responded to the induction and presented the class gift, a donation to be used to set up a swing near the Grier monument on the campus.

Dr. Randall T. Ruble, president of Erskine College, welcomed students and their families and thanked the graduates for their support of him since his recent appointment.

Executive Vice President and Dean of the College Dr. Donald Weatherman read the names of more than 130 graduating students and joined with Ruble in congratulating them. An honorary doctor of humane letters degree was conferred on alumnus and longtime supporter Joe

of Buena Vista, Colo., and an honorary doctor of divinity degree was conferred on

L. Carson of Due West, also an alumnus.

Black, who with his wife Kathy served as co-chair of the Gold Campaign, was praised for his service to the business community and to Erskine. Lee Logan of Due West, who retired last year as vice president for development and was director of the Gold Campaign, presented Black for his degree.

Carson, who served as president of Erskine College and Seminary for seven years and has begun mission work teaching in seminaries overseas, was recognized for his service to Erskine and the ARP Church. He was presented for the degree by Greenwood attorney William Patrick, former chairman of the Board of Trustees.

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President Emeritus Dr. John

‘We may fail, but as long as we pour ourselves into the work we have to do, it will be enough.’

Kathleen Parker

The Due West ARP Church;

Seminary professors Dr. James P. Hering, left, and Dr. Toney Parks.

The Rev. John Kimmons Jr. delivered the commencement sermon, titled, “The Great Omission — It’s All About Relationships.”

Kimmons, director of evangelism and care for Outreach North America, is an Erskine College alumnus. After graduating from Erskine in 1967 in elementary education, Kimmons went to the University of Georgia and earned a master’s degree.

It was also at Georgia, Kimmons told the graduates, that he entered into a relationship with Jesus Christ and his life “hasn’t been the same since.”

Kimmons used as his scripture reference Matthew 28:16-20, which includes Jesus’ last words to the disciples: “All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you. And surely I am with you always, to the very end of the age.”

Kimmons said those words, known as “The Great Commission” revolved around one thing — “relationships.”

Kimmons said God sent His Son to give us the opportunity to have a relationship with Him. Further, he said, “God makes us His messengers,” to spread the word about Jesus from our neighborhoods to foreign lands.

“It begins with Jesus, it ends with Jesus,” Kimmons said. “It’s all about Jesus.”

There are four components to “The Great Commission,” Kimmons said.

Those components are “move out” (“go”), “make disciples,” “mark them” (“baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit”) and “maturing them” (“teaching them”).

Some think evangelism is an event, Kimmons said, but “It’s a process.”

Kimmons spoke about people he had come in contact with over the years, some who have come to know Christ and some who haven’t.

“Are you attracting the opposition?” he asked the graduates. “Are you attracting people who don’t care about Jesus?”

The speaker admonished the group to love Jesus and God’s Word, and to pray each day that God will allow them to encounter people from all walks of life with His love. “We need to love people in Jesus’ name,” he said.

The Rev. L. Calvin Draffin, pastor of Due West ARP, gave the invo-

cation, and Erskine College and Seminary President Dr. Randall T. Ruble welcomed those in attendance.

Board Chairman Guy H. Smith III brought greetings from the Erskine College and Seminary Board of Trustees and that was followed by a vocal solo, “O Jesus, I Have Promised,” from tenor T.J. Ellis of Donalds, an Erskine College alumnus.

Erskine Seminary Dean Dr. Robert W. Bell presided over the presentation of awards to students.

The Zondervan Publishing House Award in Biblical Greek was given to Luke William Brodine and the Zondervan Publishing House Award in Biblical Hebrew went to Julia Lynn Whitman Berrios.

The Bruce G. Pierce Award for Christian Leadership was given to Charles Elliott Broome; the Arelene Leola Hoyt Culver Award in Hebrew was given to Ervin Roderick Elledge; and the Robert Duncan Culver Award in Systematic Theology was given to Stephen Aaron Meadows. The Ray A. King Award for Excellence in Church History went to Matthew James Gore and John Ray Van Wyk.

The 2007 Chalice Press Book Awards were given to Cheri Lee Godwin and Matthew Charles Waldron.

The Interpretation Journal Award recipients were Carol Dianne Allison, Charles Elliott Broome, Mary L. Johnson and Edward Conway Rees IV.

Student Body Association officers Stephen Aaron Meadows, president, William Langley Barron, vice president, Vicki Patrice Scott, secretary, Mollie Louise Driscoll, treasurer, and Luke William Brodine, Graduate Life Council chairman, were recognized.

The Leon McDill Allison Award for Excellence in Teaching was given to John Montgomery Bell Professor of New Testament Dr. Loyd Melton, who also serves as director of the Doctor of Ministry program.

Ruble conferred the degrees on the candidates, who were presented by Dean of the Seminary Dr. Robert W. Bell, and Erskine College and Seminary Alumni Association President Steve S. Southwell inducted the Class of 2007 into the organization.

Student Body President Stephen Aaron Meadows gave the student response and presented the senior gift to Seminary Registrar Sherry Martin in honor of her service and in memory of her daughter.

Kimmons was presented for the honorary Doctor of Divinity degree by the Rev. H. Neely Gaston, executive vice president of Erskine Theological Seminary, who read the citation.

Campus News

1. Senator John Drummond, left, and Mayor Bill Barnet; 2. Darla Moore; 3. Essay Award winner Eric Ellenbogen; 4. Erskine students in attendance at the banquet pose with Dr. Randall T. Ruble, left.

Fifth annual Drummond Awards Banquet celebrates accomplishments

The fifth annual Drummond Center Awards Banquet April 24 in Columbia turned out to be as much about the inspiration as the honoree.

Spartanburg Mayor Bill Barnet was presented this year’s award, but emphasized why the honor was particularly special to him –because it connected him with State Sen. John Drummond, for whom the center was named to promote the ideal of perpetuating statesmanship in South Carolina.

“I am honored to find my name aligned in this way with yours,” Barnet said to Drummond, who was among those in attendance.

The Drummond Award winner said that he is “the son of a different place,” having been raised in upstate New York. He came to South Carolina when his family’s company expanded to the state.

He shared the award with his parents, wife Valerie and children John, Will and Becca. “My wife and children are my life, and they define my hopes for a world that we all work to sustain and improve,” Barnet said.

Barnet, who spent a great deal of time helping to reform education in South Carolina, said, “I do not know all the answers. I will continue to seek to work with others, like you, to find those answers; but this I do know: education is the key.”

He encouraged those gathered to focus more on working together to achieve a common goal – making South Carolina a better place and an inclusive place – and less on finding fault.

Barnet accepted the award with a “deep sense of humility” and said it is “affirmation of my passion for our community.”

In her introduction of the award winner, Drummond Center Board Chair Paula Harper Bethea, who presided over the evening’s events, called Barnet “a gentleman, a gentle man and a gentle giant.”

“Bill’s influence is seen all over our state,” she said. “Bill Barnet always does what is right. Few private citizens have championed the cause of education as he has. What a difference he makes in our little corner of the world.”

Keynote speaker was Darla Moore, vice president of Rainwater Inc. and founder and chair of the Palmetto Institute, a nonprofit think tank aimed at bolstering per capita income in South Carolina.

Moore was also quick to shine the spotlight on Drummond.

Moore said that with his 40 years of service in the State Senate, Drummond is “truly the public’s servant.”

The speaker recalled an occasion in May 1998 when she gave a selfdescribed “blunt speech” before the State Senate about the poor condition of the state and the General Assembly’s role in it. The speech was entitled “Permanent State of Disrepair.”

Moore said Drummond came to her after the speech and said, “I have been waiting for someone to make those remarks from the Senate podium for a long time. Thank you.”

Addressing Drummond, Moore continued, “You’re my hero and as always, I am honored to be in your presence. Thank you for what you have done for South Carolina.”

Moore said that since her speech in 1998, she has learned a lot more about the people of South Carolina – their problems, needs, fears, but most importantly, their dreams and hopes. She said she’s also learned about the state’s residents’ capacity for change for the better if given direction, guidance and encouragement by capable leadership.

“Much progress has been made,” she said. “Slowly, painfully, and with many distractions, our educational attainment is improving.”

Moore said the state cannot lay all of its problems on the doorstep of the General Assembly. “We will fail if the private sector doesn’t help government find solutions to our problems,” she said.

The best way to have a good partnership with government, Moore said, is to elect good people to public office.

Also at the banquet, Erskine President Dr. Randall T. Ruble, in a significant moment for Erskine College and the Drummond Center, announced the creation of the Grady L. Patterson Jr. Chair in Politics. Patterson, the longtime state treasurer from Calhoun Falls in Abbeville County, was represented by his family because of ill health.

The Inez Tenenbaum Essay Award was presented to Eric Ellenbogen, an eighth grader at Riverside Middle School in Greer, and his teacher, Gail Denton.

Dr. Jay West, executive director of the Drummond Center and Erskine vice president for institutional advancement, told the gathering that a conference center would soon be constructed on Lake Russell, thanks to the generosity of U.S. Land.

Erskine students

explore NYC, Hawaii

Erskine College professors Dr. Brad Christie and Shannon Jeffreys led a travel course to New York during Winter Term this year, while Dr. Stefanie Baker led one to Hawaii. Whether they spent their time touring museums and galleries or exploring Pacific islands, students brought home with them some unforgettable experiences.

Before traveling to New York, students were required to conduct research about the city, becoming familiar with its layout and studying bus and train routes. Each class member was required to give a presentation on some aspect of the city, and they continued their learning experience once they arrived there.

Participants in the Hawaii travel course prepared a 15-minute PowerPoint presentation and were also required to keep an educational journal.

For junior Elise Eoute, spending time in Hawaii has made a difference in the way she looks at the world. “It taught me to remember that beauty is all around me,” she said. “Yes, everyone thinks Hawaii is beautiful, but it reminded me that there is beauty where I live too — I just take it for granted.”

Practical skills as well as high culture were part of the New York course. “I learned to use public transportation, learned a ton about opera and its production, and learned to really appreciate all sorts of art,” junior Bethany Barron said.

Longtime professor retires after 42 years

When McDonald-Boswell Professor of History Dr. James Gettys led the procession for the 162nd commencement in May, it marked the end of an era for Erskine College.

Gettys, a 1962 Erskine graduate, joined the faculty in 1965 and never left — that is, until he decided to retire at the end of the most recently completed academic year.

“There are a lot of different reasons,” Gettys said in an interview a couple of weeks before commencement. “I’ll be 67 in August … I’ve got some things I want to do with my wife (Sandra Lockaby ’62) and family.”

The professor said the difficult part of retiring is that he loves teaching and the students he teaches. “You try to think as if you’re 20 years old in order to relate to them,” Gettys said. “I’ve always tried to keep abreast of the things going on in my career field.”

After graduating from Erskine, Gettys earned his master’s and Ph.D. degrees from the University of South Carolina. “I started working on my Ph.D. before I finished my master’s thesis and that took a tremendous amount of time. There was an opening here and I took it.” Dr. James Gettys

Teaching and the philosophy of teaching have changed a great deal over the decades, he said. When Gettys started teaching, he said, there was virtually no technology. Parents’ approach to sending young people to college has also changed through the years.

“It seems to me parents used to send students to college to grow up with little involvement from them,” Gettys said. “In the last five or six years, parents have become more involved in their students’ education. They visit their students, they visit their professors.”

Gettys noted that going through academic struggles can end up being a positive for students in the long run.

Another major change over the years has been what Gettys termed the “professionalization” of higher education.

“When I came to Erskine, professors handled financial aid,” he said. “There were very few people who worked at Erskine outside the faculty.”

Technology exploded at Erskine in the 1990s and Gettys said the institution has been one of the leaders in that area of higher education in South Carolina.

He said technology does require more time spent by professors on teaching and interacting with students.

“It is very, very time consuming,” Gettys said. “But it’s great for out-of-class discussions.”

Gettys said the past 42 years have been a fascinating time to be a history professor.

Asked how he’d like to be remembered, he said, “That I tried to do the best job I could of teaching students — not just information, but a value system and skill sets.”

Students fight malaria with “Nothing But Nets”

It all started when two Erskine biology classes began studying the microscopic organism Plasmodium. This is the parasite that carries the ancient scourge of malaria into the human population via mosquito bites.

As her students learned about the organism that causes malaria, Dr. Mary Lang Edwards thought about the impact of the disease and what might be done about it. She was intrigued by a story in Time magazine about the work of “Nothing But Nets.”

“For only $10, this organization can buy and distribute one net for people to sleep under and reduce their chances of getting bitten by mosquitoes that carry the Plasmodium,” she said. “It seemed to me that it would be an appropriate way for a small village in South Carolina — Due West — to assist a small village in Africa.”

Edwards proposed the project to her classes, and two freshmen, Casey O’Dell of Ware Shoals and Jaimi Goodman of Greenville, volunteered to lead the fund-raising efforts.

““I believe that our Christian commitment should extend beyond a verbal commitment,” Edwards said. “Christian commitment should be an active response that will alleviate some of the difficulties people face in the world.”

For more information about Nothing But Nets, see the organization’s Web site at www. nothingbutnets.net

E.B.K. Scholarship winners announced

Erskine College has announced that David Michael Cook of Charlotte, N.C., and Lauren Britney Files of Bremen, Ga., have been selected as winners of the 2007 E.B. Kennedy Scholarships, two full scholarships covering Erskine College tuition, room, board, and fees.

Cook, son of David and Tina Cook, is a senior at Gaston Christian School, Belmont, N.C., and a member of Woodlawn Baptist Church in Lowell, N.C.

Files, daughter of Tim and Carol Files, is a senior at Bremen High School, Bremen, Ga., and a member of King’s Chapel Presbyterian Church, Carrollton, Ga.

These two E.B. Kennedy Scholarship winners were chosen from among 24 finalists selected from more than 125 semifinalists interviewed in December.

Technology upgrades under way at Erskine

Several technology upgrades are taking place on the Erskine College and Seminary campus that should improve the availability of information.

Bobby Clarke, director of information technology, says there are three projects in progress, the most important of which is the upgrade to the student information system.

That system is used by the institution to track grades, transcripts, financial aid, admissions, student billing, housing, parking permits and tickets, he said.

The system upgrade will also benefit the department of advancement, which includes development and alumni. “A module in this system will allow alumni and development to use this system as well,” Clarke said. “It will allow our alumni to have more Web-based interaction.”

Another project the department is working on is development of a new institutional calendar system. “It is a whole new commercial system, unlike the current system written by (former dean for learning and technology) Dr. Bill Junkin,” Clarke said. “It has served us well, but now we’re moving to event management systems from a company out of Colorado.”

Clarke said the new system would allow the institution to better centralize the management of its resources. He expects the system will be in place by fall.

The third upgrade under way is one that has been in the trial phase since last summer. “We want to use electronic or digital signs around campus to communicate with visitors, prospective students and most importantly, our current students,” Clarke said.

More digital signs are being planned for and deployed around campus.

“There are several things we hope it will provide,” Clarke said. “We hope it will provide students with an attractive yet unobtrusive way to make announcements to the student body.”

Clarke said the institutional calendar and digital signs would work hand in hand, since the events entered into the calendar will automatically feed into the signs.

Athle tics

Erskine athletic teams show promise in 2006-07

The Erskine College athletic program has high hopes for the future after the showing of the winter and spring sports teams in 2006-07.

The women’s tennis team captured most of the headlines with its third straight conference regular season and tournament crowns, but the men’s and women’s basketball teams, baseball, softball and men’s tennis teams were competitive and showed glimpses of what the future could hold.

Head men’s basketball coach Mark Peeler’s squad compiled a 14-15 record. The team was led by senior Craig Williams, who earned second team All-CVAC honors and was the team’s leading scorer. He ranked nationally in field goal percentage and rebounding. Freshman Brandon Wright ranked nationally in 3-point field goals made per game and 3-point field goal percentage and was Erskine’s second leading scorer.

The season was highlighted by a 63-62 win at Lander, a victory at home over Pfeiffer and a CVAC tournament first round rout of Anderson.

The women’s basketball team, coached by Maggie Peeler, struggled this past season after winning 17 games each of the past two years.

A glimpse of a successful future was seen in the play of freshmen Audrey Timmerman and Mary Ann Lanford, both of whom started a majority of games this past season. Timmerman was the team’s leading scorer.

Head baseball coach Kevin Nichols found himself in a different position this past spring, as the Fleet experienced injuries and adversity from the outset after having set a school mark

for wins with 42 in 2006.

The team’s top two pitchers were lost to season-ending injuries and its starting third baseman went down with a shoulder injury.

Erskine was able to bounce back and won its last eight games in February to get back on track. The Fleet was able to recover and finish fourth in conference play, winning 36 games.

Two players excelled at the national level. Senior Jake Williams broke the NCAA mark for saves in a career, while senior shortstop Shelton Cisson broke the NCAA Division II career hits record and tied the career doubles record.

Williams and outfielder Bryan Fogle were All-CVAC first team picks, while four players — Cisson, second baseman Chas Anthony, catcher Ryan Price and pitcher William Buzhardt — made the All-CVAC second team.

Adversity was the watchword for the Erskine softball team, coached by Alleen Hawkins. Injuries and illnesses played a big role in the squad’s season, but the team never quit and played through pain and sickness.

Erskine was able to garner several wins against Peach Belt Conference schools, providing a glimpse of the team’s potential.

The men’s tennis team, coached by Vardon Cox, opened 2007 with seven freshmen and two juniors.

The Fleet played a competitive schedule made up of many of the top teams in NCAA Division I and Division II. Despite their youth and inexperience, the team represented Erskine and themselves very well, Cox said, and should be improved next year.

T.J. Taylor

Bryan Fogle

Chris Pack

Katee Knapp

Alex O’Quinn

Erskine College to add four new intercollegiate sports

Erskine College Director of Athletics Mark Peeler has announced three new intercollegiate sports will be offered by the institution — women’s lacrosse, and men’s and women’s golf — beginning in fall 2008.

A fourth new intercollegiate sport — volleyball — will be added in fall 2009.

Erskine currently offers 10 intercollegiate sports competing at the NCAA Division II level— men’s and women’s soccer, men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s basketball, baseball, softball and men’s and women’s tennis.

“The addition of these sports is going to make all of our other programs much better,” Peeler said. “Part of the deal is that we’re going to fund these new sports at the level they should be funded from the outset, and we’ll also fund the other sports better.”

Peeler said Erskine offers the fewest sports of any member of Conference Carolinas (formerly the Carolinas-Virginia Athletic Conference until June 1).

Men’s golf is a returnee to Erskine College athletic offerings, as is volleyball, but women’s golf and women’s lacrosse are new horizons for the institution.

This past year, women’s lacrosse was offered by six CVAC members — Limestone, Pfeiffer, Queens, Belmont Abbey, St. Andrews and LeesMcRae.

“Women’s lacrosse is the fastest emerging high school sport on the Eastern seaboard,” Peeler said.

He said Erskine would like to have a women’s lacrosse coach on board by Sept. 1 of this year, while full-time coaches for golf and volleyball should be hired by September 2008.

Men’s golf was dropped in 1996, but Peeler said golf is a “natural fit” for Erskine.

Volleyball was also dropped in 1996.

Erskine College and Seminary President Dr. Randall T. Ruble said the move is student-driven.

Ruble, who took office in October of last year, said one of the first things he heard from students was the desire for a bigger variety of sports.

“They said they wanted golf and volleyball,” he said. “On one side, we’re responding to a need. Alumni let it be known that they thought we needed lacrosse.”

The Erskine president stressed that no money is being taken away from other sports to fund the new sports.

“The funding for people to coach golf and lacrosse has come from outside the budget,” Ruble said. “We’ve raised that money.”

He said he is concerned about growing the student body and has determined this will help increase enrollment.

“If it works out like I want it to, we should be able to recruit at least 20 lacrosse players and 15 to 20 for women’s golf and volleyball,” Ruble said. “Forty students will make a difference for this institution.”

Freshman Sam Bodine (17) of Alpharetta, Ga., and sophomore Kyle Bennett (5) of Lilburn, Ga.

Audrey Timmerman

2006-07 Men’s Basketball

Sharlee Ashby

Matt Wurzer

‘The addition of these sports is going to make all of our other programs much better’ Peeler said.

-Mark Peeler

‘The addition of these sports is going to make all of our other programs much better’

Ellen Dawson named Jake Todd Award winner at Erskine athletic banquet

Ellen Dawson named Jake Todd Award winner at Erskine College athletic banquet

Women’s tennis team player Ellen Dawson was given the Jake Todd Award, the highest honor an Erskine College student-athlete can receive, at this year’s athletic department banquet.

The award is named for Coach Jake Todd, who served Erskine athletics from 1926-41. He coached freshman teams for two years, and then in 1928 became the head football, basketball and baseball coach. The award, established in 1969, recognizes outstanding leadership, character, sportsmanship, academic achievement and athletic ability.

Dawson is the second straight women’s tennis player to win the Jake Todd Award, following Chrissy Taylor, who won the award last year.

The women’s tennis team, 21-4, again was the most successful Erskine team in 2006-07. The Lady Fleet qualified for the NCAA Division II tournament and won their third straight Carolinas-Virginia Athletic Conference regular season and tournament titles, while the baseball team won 36 games.

Director of Athletics, Men’s Basketball and Men’s Cross Country Coach Mark Peeler, Women’s Tennis Coach Calhoun Parr, Maggie Peeler (women’s basketball and women’s cross country), Kevin Nichols (baseball), Alleen Hawkins (softball), Warren Turner (men’s soccer) Serge Lipovetsky (women’s soccer), and Vardon Cox (men’s tennis) recognized their teams and rewarded their achievements.

Most valuable players and top award winners honored at the banquet, by sport, were Kristen Gracien (women’s soccer), Kyle Bennett (men’s soccer—Ralph Lundy Award), John Sell (men’s cross country), Christen Pack (women’s cross country), Lisa Jackson (women’s basketball—Top Pilot Award), Brandon Wright (men’s basketball-Top Pilot Award), Caleb Barnes

(men’s tennis), Jenna Tudor (women’s tennis), Sharleen Ashby (softball) and Alex O’Quinn (baseball—Alex Lewis Award).

Academic all-conference award winners, by sport, were: Katy Jackson, Jodie Locke and Anna Winters (women’s soccer); Lauren Cross and Jessie Hock (women’s cross country); Hunter Gaffney and John Sell (men’s cross country); James Fraley and Drew Wallace (men’s basketball); Ellen Dawson, Katie Holmes and Julie Mages (women’s tennis); Daniel Little (baseball); Simeon Harrar (men’s tennis); and Ashlee LaFontaine (softball).

CVAC players of the week honored, by sport, were: Ellen Dawson and Jennifer Gennaoui (women’s tennis); Courtney Davis and Rebekah George (softball); and Bryan Fogle, Ryan Price and Jake Williams (baseball).

All-CVAC performers honored, by sport, were: Jennifer Gennaoui (first team, women’s tennis); Katee Knapp (first team, softball); Bryan Fogle and Jake Williams (first team, baseball); Guilherme Rebolo (second team, men’s tennis); Ellen Dawson and Kacie Knox (second team, women’s tennis); Chas Anthony, William Buzhardt, Shelton Cisson and Ryan Price (second team, baseball).

Jennifer Gennaoui and Miroslava Stojkovic (women’s tennis), Kelly Davis (softball) and Shelton Cisson (baseball) were honored for being named to the conference’s all-tournament teams in their respective sports. Kacie Knox was cited for being named All-Tournament MVP of the CVAC women’s tennis tourney.

Jennifer Gennaoui (women’s tennis) was honored for being named CVAC Player of the Year.

Women’s Tennis Coach Calhoun Parr was cited for being named CVAC Coach of the Year.

Shelton Cisson

Kristen Gracien

Brandon Wright

Ellen Dawson

A tale of three Championships

Erskine College women’s tennis coach Calhoun Parr is proud of his team, and for good reason.

The Lady Fleet recently won a third straight Carolinas-Virginia Athletic Conference championship this past season — both regular season and tournament in all three instances — and Parr is optimistic that the streak will continue next year.

Not that the team, despite all its success, did not experience adversity, Parr said.

“About midway through the season, we had a bad match against Augusta State,” he said. “I discovered the players were under a lot of pressure. We had several team meetings to discuss that pressure and it was making them tight. It was important to address it for us to perform well.”

There were signs that the team was “marked” during tournaments last fall. “We were amazed how many teams from other conference schools were pulling against us,” the coach said.

Parr said the pressure was not as intense during the team’s second championship run, but mounted this past season, as Erskine started the year with a 25-match conference winning streak. The team ended the year with its winning streak intact at 38 matches.

Obviously, the team was able to overcome the adversity of being a “marked” team, becoming perhaps the first team in Erskine history to register a 3-peat.

“I pray a lot about the players I recruit and I’m blessed to coach this team,” Parr said. “God has definitely put this team together.”

The principles under which the team operates are key to the Lady Fleet’s success, the coach said.

The principles are: communication; trust and respect; collective responsibility (win and lose as a team); care (express it in words and believe in each other); and a person does not become whole until they believe in and become part of something bigger than themselves.

Another piece in the championship puzzle is solid leadership and that continued this year with Ellen Dawson and Katie Holmes.

“No group or team will ever exceed the level of commitment of its leadership,” Parr said.

That level of commitment resulted in a 21-4 mark this past season, 10-0 in CVAC play, and a third straight berth in the NCAA Division II Regional.

Parr said the team’s strength this year was in doubles play. In 30 conference matches during the regular season, the Lady Fleet won 29 of them. In the conference tournament, doubles teams continued to shine, winning 9 out of 10 matches.

The team loses four seniors to graduation who have been an integral part of the championship run — Ellen Dawson, Kimmons Kiser, Julie Mages and Miroslava Stojkovic.

Two-time CVAC Player of the Year Jennifer Gennaoui does return, however, along with other key, experienced players, including Katie Holmes, Jenna Tudor, and AllCVAC second team performer Kacie Knox.

Parr has recruited what he believes is his best crop of freshmen for next year.

“We have signed three nationally ranked players in Brandi Cordell (Soddy Daisy, Tenn.), Mary Claire Rollins (Bambridge, Ga.) and Britton Bignon (Athens, Ga.),” he said. Cordell is a four-star recruit according to the National Recruiting Service and is ranked 150th in the nation. Rollins, a left-handed player, and Bignon, the number one player on her Georgia high school championship team, are both twostar recruits.

Gennaoui, who Parr says may be the best women’s tennis player in Erskine history, was a two-star recruit, the coach said.

“We focus on team goals,” Parr said. “The team has five principles we commit ourselves to – Coach K’s (Duke basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski) ‘Five-Finger Rule.’”

Ellen Dawson

Jennifer Gennaoui and Ellen Dawson

Julie Mages

Jennifer Gennaoui

From left, front row: Kacie Knox, Jenna Tudor, Jennifer Gennaoui, Katie Holmes, Julie Mages, Miroslava Stojkovic, Ellen Dawson, and Kimmons Kiser; back row: athletic trainer James Riser, Coach Calhoun Parr, and assistant coach Sonny Rhem.

Alumni Day2007

Thomas W. Myers receives distinguished service award; class reunions, Red Eye Run highlight Alumni Weekend

Thomas W. Myers of Summerville received the Alumni Distinguished Service Award Saturday, April 28, as part of Alumni Weekend 2007 festivities at Erskine College and Seminary. Other alumni and friends were also recognized during an Alumni Association meeting conducted by outgoing Alumni Association President Westley McAllister ‘89.

dotes about Erskine’s recently inaugurated president, a member of her own Class of 1958.

Hunter received the Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award. A member of the Army Air Corps during World War II, he flew combat missions over Japan, remained in the reserves, and retired as a lieutenant colonel in 1980.

Thomas W. Myers

President-elect Steve Southwell ‘80 presented the award to Myers, calling the 1956 graduate “a man and a gentleman we are proud to call an Erskine man.”

Myers’ 33-year career with Prudential was marked by many awards and honors, including qualifying 23 times for the “Hall of Honor.” He then started his own insurance company, representing Prudential and 15 other companies.

Active in church and civic leadership, Myers has served Erskine as a member of the Board of Trustees, the Board of Counselors, the Alumni Board, and a Deferred Gifts Advisory Board. He has served as an E.B. Kennedy interviewer and as a class agent, chapter president, and Annual Fund volunteer. He and wife Melissa, the parents of two children, are members of Summerville Presbyterian Church, where he has served as elder, deacon and chairman of the finance committee.

“It’s marvelous to be recognized for what has been a pleasure,” Myers said. “Association with Erskine has been a pleasure.”

Erskine President Dr. Randall T. Ruble gave an update on progress put in motion by the completion of the Gold Campaign, which surpassed its $36.8 million goal by raising $40 million. “I do think we’re moving in the right direction, and I’m thankful to God that so much is being done,” he said. “I don’t take credit for it — it’s a team effort.”

This year’s Sullivan Award winners were Dr. Keller Cushing Freeman, a 1958 graduate from Greenville, and John M. Hunter Sr. of Aiken, a member of the Class of 1942. Given by the New York Southern Society to a man and woman who have “shown a spirit of love for and helpfulness to their fellow human beings,” the awards were presented by Erskine College Executive Vice President and Dean Dr. Donald Weatherman.

Freeman received the Mary Mildred Sullivan Award. She began her studies at Radcliffe College, transferring to Erskine when she married David Freeman, now a partner in the Greenville firm of Wyche, Burgess, Freeman. At Erskine, she earned the A.B. degree in history and philosophy, graduating magna cum laude. A Woodrow Wilson Fellow in 1960-61, she received the Ph.D. degree in history from the University of Georgia in 1963 and has served as a college instructor. A published writer of poems, essays, and short fiction, she is co-founder of the Emrys Foundation, dedicated to the promotion and support of women and minorities in the arts, as well as founder and co-editor of the literary magazines Emrys Journal and Young Emrys.

Freeman expressed appreciation for the award and then jokingly offered to meet in Moffatt Dining Hall with anyone who wished to hear anec-

As an Erskine student, he played football and sang in the Choraleers. Later, he became part owner of Lyon, Croff, Weeks and Hunter Insurance Agency in Aiken. His civic activities include service on insurance advisory boards and leadership with the Red Cross, Chamber of Commerce, Rotary, and the Board of Visitors at the Medical University of South Carolina. He still serves as primary caregiver to a 97-year-old neighbor.

Hunter’s history of service to Erskine includes work on the Alumni Board and the Board of Counselors and as a Living Endowment Co-Chair and Chapter Chair. He and wife Mary received the Alumni Distinguished Service Award in 1992. “I appreciate this very much, and I’ll do what I can to continue,” he said.

The Outstanding Young Alumni Award, given to a recent graduate (within 15 years) who has begun making significant achievements in the workplace, church and community, was presented to Dr. Christie Bankes Mina ’91, a neurosurgeon in Greenville who helped pioneer in the Upstate the use of a surgical technique called percutaneous spinal fusion.

Mina earned her M.D. degree from the University of South Carolina in Charleston in 1995 and completed a neurosurgical residency at the University of Tennessee in Memphis in 2001. Her hospital appointments are at St. Francis in Greenville and Anderson Area Medical Center in Anderson. She is married to Dr. Al Mina, a family physician, and they are the parents of one son.

“I’m so grateful to Erskine for starting me out on a long and endlessly fascinating road,” Mina said.

Named honorary alumni this year were John Henry “Junior” McClain of Greenwood, director of plant operations and maintenance at Erskine, and Dr. Robert W. Todd of Abbeville, a physician who serves as an adjunct professor at Erskine Seminary Vice President for Advancement Ralph Patterson, who formerly served as director of alumni affairs and annual giving, presented certificates to McClain and Todd.

McClain has worked at Erskine since 1982. “Whatever you see on this campus, Junior McClain either built it, fixed it, painted it, or planted it,” Patterson said. “If he didn’t do it, then he told someone to do it.”

McClain said people often ask him why he does not leave Erskine to go into private construction work. “Erskine gets into your blood,” he said. “I love Erskine.”

Todd, a family physician who is now medical director of Hospice of the Piedmont in Greenwood, spent three years as a Presbyterian minister before entering medical school. One of the nation’s first three recipients of a Fellowship in Physician Ethics and Professionalism from the American Medical Association, he teaches a medical ethics course at Erskine Seminary and has served an E.B. Kennedy interviewer, on the Board of Counselors, and on the Strategic Planning Committee.

‘I’m so grateful to Erskine for starting me out on a long and endlessly fascinating road.’

- Dr. Christie Mina

“I’ve felt part of the Erskine community for a number of years, and I’m happy that this makes it official,” Todd said.

Erskine Service Award winners named this year are Steven Cover and Lauren Mullinax Cover ’91 of Snellville, Ga., and Dr. Robert S. Clarke Jr. ’81 (honorary) and Beth Sloan Clarke ’47.

Steven Cover worked for Microsoft from 1994-2005. The Covers have helped Erskine secure equipment from Microsoft through that company’s programs. “We were able to donate software at cost,” Lauren Cover explained. “I encourage you to check into matching programs at your place of work.”

She said she and her husband were able to make a much larger contribution to Erskine with the aid of such a program than they would have been able to do on their own. “It was like playing Santa Claus,” she said.

Dr. Robert Clarke, a veteran of World War II and graduate of the University of South Carolina, earned his medical degree at the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston. He practiced medicine in Due West, then in West Virginia and Kentucky. He was director of student health services at Clemson University and returned to Due West to serve as a family physician at Erskine and in surrounding areas. He received an honorary doctorate from Erskine in 1981.

Beth Clarke played tennis and sang in the chorus while a student at Erskine, majoring in chemistry. She has served as president of the Flying Fleet Club, chair of the Flying Fleet campaign, member of the Board of Counselors, and an Annual Fund volunteer. She was inducted into the Flying Fleet Hall of Fame in 1995.

Beth Clarke said her husband was unable to attend the meeting, but expressed her thanks on his behalf. “We deeply appreciate this award. We need to thank Erskine for all it has done for us,” she said.

Outgoing Alumni Board members honored were Mildred Andrews Cunningham ’59; R. Scott Fleming ’77; Ann Clarke Judd ’74; Diana Palecek ’89; Darrin C. Sanders ’94; and Richard G. Taylor Jr. ’69.

A presentation of the Class of 1957 Scholarship was made by Class Representative James E. Jones, who said that in offering the $20,880 raised by its members, his class extends its gratitude to Erskine on the occasion of its 50th year reunion.

Annual Fund Co-Chair Eleanor C. Richardson ’59 offered a report on the 2006-07 Annual Fund, which has raised more than $1.5 million of this year’s $1.8 million goal.

Richardson served as co-chair with Erskine President Dr. Randall T. Ruble, who agreed to stay on as co-chair after being appointed president last year, and both were recognized for their efforts. She noted that back in 19992000 the Annual Fund raised a record $750,000. “In seven years we have more than doubled that figure,” she said. “Let’s set a big record this year.”

McAllister, who delivered his closing remarks as president, also conducted an Alumni Association Board of Directors election. “Erskine changed my life, and has continued to change my life,” he said.

Chosen as new board members were Dot Simpson Wise ’39 of Greenwood; Eleanor Chesnut Richardson ’59 of Flat Rock, N.C.; Frances Taylor Ramsey ’61 of Bonita Springs, Fla.; Jane Shelton Dale ’73 of Camden, Ala.; Effie Grier Jordan ’70 of Due West; and Beverly Rice McAdams ’86 of Anderson.

After the passing of the gavel from McAllister to President-Elect Steve Southwell and the singing of the Alma Mater, a closing prayer was offered by Phillip Bunch, president of the Student Christian Association at Erskine College.

Also participating in the program were the Erskine Choraleers, directed by Assistant Professor Shannon Jeffreys, who opened the meeting with a short concert, and Catherine Tolbert, outgoing vice president of the Student Government Association, who gave the opening prayer.

Activities Friday night included the Class of 1957’s 50th reunion dinner and several other reunion parties.

Saturday’s events started with the 15th annual Red Eye Run. Winners for the 5-kilometer (3-mile) race were lead runner Chance Ellison, a sophomore from Belton, whose time was 17:16, and freshman Brandon Wright of Goose Creek who came in at 19:24. Leading the women were first-place runner Erin English of Athens, Ga., a member of the Class of 2002, at 20:51, followed by Maggie Peeler, Erskine’s women’s basketball coach, at 21:24.

A number of classes gathered for reunions Saturday. Other activities included class meetings, “Stories by the Student Cabin with Dr. Martha Macdonald,” alumni baseball, softball and soccer games, and a 50th anniversary celebration for the Athenian Literary Society.

The education and business departments both hosted drop-ins to spotlight their programs.

Junior McClain;

Runners take off for the 15th annual Red Eye Run; 3. From left, honorary alumnae Dot Carter and Joy Young ’56;

Alumni soccer players gather for a group picture;

From left, Joy Rogers ’02, Lindsay Hunt ’06, and Ryan Gerald ’06; 6. David McCain ’63; 7. Kids enjoy the inflatable activities on the Mall.

Alumni News

Patterson elevated to vice president for advancement

It’s been a busy spring for new Erskine College Vice President for Advancement Ralph Patterson.

Formerly director of annual giving and alumni affairs, Patterson was named to his new post by Erskine College and Seminary President Dr. Randall T. Ruble in April.

Ruble made the announcement on his inauguration day – a day that also saw Patterson elected mayor of Due West. Balancing the two new jobs may be a challenge, but Patterson is up for it.

“My job is simply to grow the endowment,” he said. “Under that umbrella, everybody is part of this — friend-raising, fund-raising, raising awareness of the importance of giving through our publications, and timely acknowledgement of gifts.”

One of the most important things that will happen in the office early on is the hiring of as many as three new staff positions.

“We have a great opportunity under Dr. Ruble’s leadership to move development forward,” Patterson said. “A lot of groundwork has been done by (retired vice president for development) Lee Logan and gifts we receive down the road will be the result of his good work.”

Hiring additional staff people will allow Erskine to make contact with more potential donors, Patterson said. “As all of us get out and work, our number one goal is to grow the endowment,” he said.

Patterson served as Erskine’s head men’s basketball coach in the 1990s, worked for a few years in broadcasting, then returned as alumni director in 2003.

“You never know what a new day will bring,” he said. “The bottom line is I’m going to embrace the opportunity Dr. Ruble has given me and build the best staff we can.”

The newest vice president said this is a “critical time” for the institu-

tion with a new president and the completion of the most successful capital campaign in Erskine’s history. “There’s a lot of work yet to be done,” Patterson said.

He said his first priority was to complete the Annual Fund campaign “in style” by June 30 and assist Ruble in his goal of achieving financial stability for the institution.

His next priority is hiring and organizing the staff. Westley McAllister has been hired as director of development and begins work July 1. The new director of annual giving and alumni affairs, Buddy Ferguson, started work June 11.

Both of the new hires are Erskine graduates – Ferguson finished in 1982, and McAllister is a member of the class of 1989. “I want just as many Erskine people as possible in the trenches,” Patterson said.

He admits that the timing of his promotion, the mayoral election, Ruble’s inauguration, and Alumni Weekend made life a little more hectic than he and his family might have liked, but he’s excited about the challenges ahead and his continued affiliation with an institution and community his family has grown to love.

“The people make the place and if we didn’t like it here we would have been gone a long time ago,” Patterson said. “Erskine is a special place – there’s not another place like it.”

Patterson’s wife, Lynn, teaches first grade at Cherokee Trail Elementary. Oldest son Reggie, 17, will be a senior next fall at Dixie High School, while Ricky, 14, is a rising sophomore.

Patterson has no illusions about his importance at Erskine.

“This is an important job — like all jobs at Erskine,” he said. “One thing

I’m 100 percent sure of, all jobs are important here, not just on the front lines but behind the scenes.”

Alumnus named new director of alumni affairs, annual giving

William L. “Buddy”

Ferguson took over Monday, June 11, as the new director of alumni affairs and annual giving for Erskine College.

Ferguson, who grew up in Gastonia, N.C., received a bachelor’s degree in elementary education from Erskine in 1982. After working for a year in the admissions office here, Ferguson embarked on a 24-year teaching career in Gaston County, teaching middle school math, serving as athletic director at various times and coaching football and soccer.

He has not allowed distance to keep him from serving his alma mater, having been a member of the Alumni Board and the Parent Association Council, where he has served with his wife, Kim.

The Fergusons are the parents of two children, Megan and Will, both students at Erskine.

Ferguson said he applied for the alumni job for several reasons.

“I continue to believe in and support the ideals set forth by Erskine College,” he said. “After completing my career in education, I maintain a high level of energy and truly feel that my work at Erskine will be both challenging and rewarding.”

The new director’s top priority coming in was to continue efforts toward completing a successful 2006-07 Annual Fund campaign.

Ferguson said it will be a chal-

lenge to follow the work done by former director Ralph Patterson, but he has several goals already in mind.

The first is to maintain and expand open communication with alumni, students and the college community, he said. “We sincerely appreciate the work and generosity of our alumni and want to let them know,” Ferguson said.

Second, he wants to increase the percentage of givers to the Annual Fund. “Many people have been longtime supporters while others have not yet started a consistent pattern of participation,” Ferguson said. “We need to increase those percentages to attract support from corporations and matching grants.”

In working toward raising donor percentages, he said, “It is crucial that recent graduates be shown how important they are in support of the Annual Fund. It is so easy to begin support when you still have the personal contact with students who are currently on campus.”

Finally, Ferguson said increasing unrestricted giving is a large goal of the Annual Fund. “This money goes directly to students in the form of scholarship money,” he said. “We have the responsibility to use the resources we have been blessed with to help these deserving students.”

Ferguson said he and his wife, an elementary reading specialist, plan to move to Due West.

‘We have a great opportunity under Dr. Ruble’s leadership to move development forward.’

- Ralph Patterson

William L. “Buddy” Ferguson

Due West Retirement Center says goodbye to longtime director, Erskine alumnus

Due West Retirement Center longtime director and Erskine alumnus Paul Bell left after 12 years to become director of administrative services at the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church Center in Greenville. Bell replaces the retiring Ed Hogan, a “very successful, knowledgeable, extremely well-respected man who has served our denomination for 37 years.”

Bell said he is excited about his new role and “the opportunity to serve the Lord in this capacity.”

His wife Jeanne Neely Bell ’92 is director of supplemental instruction and an adjunct professor of sociology at the college. The Bells have one son, John Paul, and a daughter, Neely.

They will continue to live in Due West for now.

Bell left the retirement center with mixed emotions. “The residents and staff of the retire-

ment center are some of the most wonderful people I have ever known and I am going to miss them tremendously,” Bell said.

Bell said that he considers his story to be one of divine intervention.

DWRC was being planned and constructed while he was an Erskine student and later an admissions counselor for the college. He then worked for several years as a speech-language pathologist, with a focus on adult populations.

“I was somewhat familiar with the organization and knew a number of its residents years before I ever thought about working there,” he said.

Bob Craig, also an Erskine alumnus, resigned as administrator of the center at the end of 1994 and Bell applied, beginning the process that led to his selection as Craig’s replacement.

And the rest, as they say, is history…and a new beginning.

Southwell new Alumni Association president

Steve Southwell of Rock Hill took the helm of the Erskine College Alumni Association during Alumni Weekend at the college on April 27-28.

A 1980 graduate of Erskine, Southwell took the gavel from Westley McAllister of Mt. Carmel as president of the organization.

“I’m very pleased to be the new president of the Alumni Association,” Southwell said. “Erskine is one of the top private Christian liberal arts colleges in the country, and representing it as the president of the alumni association is a great honor.”

Southwell is senior vice president of Arthur State Bank in Rock Hill.

“I would like to thank my employer Arthur State Bank. Without their support, I would not be able to fulfill my duties as president of the alumni association,” he said. “Arthur State Bank truly realizes the importance of giving back to your school.”

Southwell also thanked McAllister for his leadership the past two years and said that he is

looking forward to working with Buddy Ferguson, recently named the new alumni director.

“I have known Buddy since our Erskine student days,” Southwell said. “Buddy brings valuable knowledge to his new position not to mention his devoted work ethic and love for the school.”

Southwell is past president of the Flying Fleet Club and chairman of the Erskine College Athletic Committee.

He serves as an elder and congregational chairman for Neely’s Creek ARP Church In Rock Hill.

Southwell is also a member of the Rock Hill Rotary Club.

He has been married to Jane Williams ’84 for 25 years. They have two children, son Rob, 19, and daughter Sally, 15.

Peace Corps takes graduate to Bolivia

By the time Mary Odum graduated from Erskine College in 2003, she had enjoyed life in two small towns — her hometown, Prosperity, which is near Newberry, and her college town, Due West.

She was ready to see something of the larger world, and she took action to accomplish that goal, step by step, winding up as a Peace Corps volunteer on a two-year assignment in Bolivia beginning in the summer of 2006.

Since completing her 11-week training course and passing language, cultural and technical exams, Odum, now designated a volunteer rather than a trainee, has been exploring avenues of service in Sopachuy, Bolivia.

Sopachuy differs from other sites, Odum said, in that there was not a specific project waiting for her. “My main projects will be determined as I work with the mayor’s office,” she explained.

“I am only working with them part time and have the flexibility to pursue any other path in health in my spare time,” she said.

Odum said she has met with the principal of a local high school as well as leaders of several organizations, including a non-profit agency that works with installing or improving water systems; a non-profit agency that is setting up a public library in the town; an after-school and soup kitchen program for children; and a local women’s group.

“All seem promising secondary project possibilities,” Odum said. “I am excited about the freedom to create my own job and am hoping that health education and promotion will become a large part (of it).

“I originally applied to the Peace Corps hoping for a health education position, but have ended up in a better place,” she said.

Alumni Highlights

F Missionary and translator John Taylor Dale, educator and poet Jones Calvin Koonts, historic preservationist Vivienne Dawn Maddox and former Newberry College president Glenn Edward Whitesides were the 2007 inductees into the Academic Hall of Fame May 11. Former Board of Trustees chairman John T. Moore was honored with the Chairman’s Award at the banquet sponsored by the Board of Counselors. The Chairman’s Award is given to someone who has gone above and beyond the call of duty in leadership and support of Erskine College and Seminary.

F Col. Henry Lamar Hunt, a 1965 graduate of Erskine Theological Seminary and retired Army chaplain has been presented with an award for community service, faith and leadership in his native Florida. Hunt was called the “driving force” behind “Operation Stuff the Bus,” a program that serves homeless children. The program has raised more than $200,000 in school supplies, personal hygiene items, basic clothing and monetary donations for the 1,300 identified homeless children of Marion County, Florida, during the past five years.

F Erskine College alumnus Dr. John Kuykendall ’92, son of alumna Mary Elizabeth Kuykendall and the late Professor Emeritus Dr. William H.F. Kuykendall and brother of Assistant Professor of Music Dr. J. Brooks Kuykendall ’97, was honored April 17 in Columbia at a banquet hosted by the South Carolina Independent Colleges and Universities (SCICU). John Kuykendall was one of 20 professors, one from each member institution, who received the 2007 Excellence in Teaching Award. Kuykendall is chairman of the department of history and political science at Charleston Southern University.

Also receiving the 2007 Excellence in Teaching Award was Erskine College Associate Professor of Biology Dr. Stefanie Baker. Executive Vice President and Dean of the College Dr. Donald Weatherman said the SCICU began the Excellence in Teaching Award two years ago, and last year’s recipient from Erskine was Professor of Biology Dr. Mary Lang Edwards.

F Robert Bannan, director of recreation at First Presbyterian Church of Spartanburg and a member of the Erskine College Class of 2004, completed an Ironman competition in Cambridge, Md., Sept. 30, 2006. The Ironman Triathlon includes three events in succession: a 2.4-mile swim, a 112-mile bike ride and a 26.2-mile run. Extreme pain and misery can accompany the effort required to be an “Ironman,” but the exhilaration Bannan enjoyed lasted much longer than the pain. He plans to run a marathon each month in 2007.

At least one other Erskine graduate can claim the “Ironman” title. Markus Mittermayr, a 1975 graduate, competed in an Ironman contest in Austria in 2004.

Steve Southwell

Carving out careers takes patience for alumni couple

Making an impact through Christian service is a way of life for Erskine College alumni Michael Shawn and Amy Ragan Hand of Rock Hill.

Shawn, a member of the Class of 1997, was recently hired by the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association (BGEA), now headquartered in Charlotte, N.C. Amy, who graduated in 2000, directs the children’s ministry at Rogers Memorial Associate Reformed Presbyterian (ARP) Church in Rock Hill.

Husband and wife are building on their studies at Erskine as well as on post-Erskine job experiences as they meet their career challenges. Sustaining a strong family life with their 3-year-old son, Michael Shawn Jr., known as “Chip,” they recently moved into a new home.

But it has taken some patience to get to this point.

“I began applying to BGEA about three years ago when they were moving down to Charlotte from Minneapolis, Minnesota,” said Shawn, who previously worked for Wachovia and for Papa John’s. “I knew that I would enjoy the opportunity to work for a ministry that has done so much for so many people.”

Amy began working for Rogers Memorial last March, and she, too, had to take other jobs in the meantime. She describes her current position as “a combination of all the jobs I’ve had since leaving Erskine” and is happy to be working for the church where she and Shawn are active.

“We had not previously been ARP, but because of our years at Erskine, joining an ARP church here felt like coming home,” she said.

Shawn’s work at BGEA can take him to different departments as he is needed, but for now, he said, “I am in the Response Center, which functions as a customer service department.”

“He’s getting to use his psychology degree

and years of working with the public in retail and customer service,” Amy said.

“The average day is filled with calls for both Samaritan’s Purse and BGEA,” Shawn said. “People call about free offers, telecast or crusade information, prayer requests and biblical advice and counseling.”

Shawn is pleased to speak with callers who are considering the claims of the gospel. “On occasion people call to ask about Christianity and accept Christ over the phone,” he said.

At Rogers Memorial, Amy oversees a team of 30 volunteers, and also supervises the nursery, including paid nursery workers. A children’s church ministry, “CrossPoint Kids,” which includes the use of puppets and skits, is an important element of her job.

“It involves a lot of networking and relationship building with the parents and other volunteers,” she said.

Amy said Bible courses at Erskine with Dr. Bill Evans and Dr. Hans Engler “were extremely valuable to give me the Bible background to be able to do this.”

She has also seen the benefits of service activities she undertook during her college years. “The leadership experiences I had with ministries at Erskine such as Students for Life and Habitat for Humanity helped prepare me for leading a team.”

Courses Amy took for her minor, including marriage and family and sociology with Dr. Steve Sniteman and developmental psychology with Dr. Tom Gorry “really helped me deal with understanding family dynamics and child development,” she said.

A fairly regular work schedule for Shawn and flexibility for Amy are having a good effect on Chip, Amy said. “This has been a good change for all of us.”

Music graduate finds niche in New England E

rskine College is represented in New England by a number of alumni. Claire Carr, a music education graduate and recipient of the Isabel Boyd Phillips Music Award, serves as coordinator of education and community programs for the Boston Symphony Orchestra (BSO).

How did a young woman from Orangeburg wind up so far from home? “When I decided to move to Boston, I was in a place in my life where I was ready to make a change,” Carr explained.

“A friend of mine who worked with the Make-A-Wish Foundation suggested that I look into working with children in a non-profit organization,” she said. “I realized that I could work in education programs in a performing arts organization and began a job search in the New England area.”

Although the job she was offered with the Boston Symphony Orchestra was a corporate fund-raising post, Carr decided to take it. That decision turned out to be a good one. “After two years, this position in the education department opened up and I was transferred to my current role as education and community programs coordinator,” she said.

Carr’s current work “actually requires a music education degree,” she said. “I create children’s materials to accompany our Youth and Family Concerts and certain programming at Tanglewood (Music Center) and the content is based on the featured composer or his work.”

Her Erskine education and experience have provided her with a good foundation. “I know that my music history classes and my student teaching experience at Erskine have greatly contributed to my achievements here at the BSO,” she said.

In carrying out many responsibilities, Carr remains energized because she is doing work she enjoys.

Carr is proud of the impact such programs can make on young students. “Our education programs serve 60,000 children each season,” she said.

Leaving the climate of South Carolina to cope with the harsh weather of New England has required a little adjustment. “The most difficult season of the year is spring, because the weather up here stays cold into June!”

She looks forward to visiting the Erskine campus again. “I have been excited to hear about the Memorial Hall expansion and I can’t wait to see the completed renovation,” she said.

“I hold so many memories in the original hall of rehearsals, recitals and late-night cramming sessions during my four years at Erskine.”

From left, Amy, Chip and Shawn Hand.

Claire Carr

‘The leadership experiences I had with ministries at Erskine... helped prepare me for leading a team.’

- Amy Hand

Class Notes

1930

Dr. Joseph M. Gettys, known as “Dr. Joe,” celebrated his 100th birthday April 23. He and his only surviving sibling, Elizabeth Parsons, 93, reside at the Presbyterian Home in Clinton. They grew up as part of a remarkable family of 11 children, all of whom graduated from college, most during the Great Depression. His siblings were all active in the Presbyterian Church and one was a missionary in the ARP Church. He served as a full-time professor of Bible and religion at Queens College, Charlotte, N.C. (193844); Presbyterian School of Christian Education, Richmond, Va. (1944-52); Presbyterian College, Clinton (1956-74), where he also served as academic dean (1962-69); and two years after his retirement, at Erskine Theological Seminary. He was the organizing pastor of Presbyterian churches in Charlotte and Greenwood and is the author of a number of books, including “What Presbyterians Believe” and “Caregivers Can Survive.” He is a recipient of the Order of the Palmetto and of numerous other awards. He and his wife of 67 years, Mary Louise Schirmer, now deceased, had three children and a number of grandchildren and great-grandchildren. He says of his long career, “I am grateful to God for all of my opportunities for service, and for those who made them possible.”

1936

Allen P. Crawford reports he submitted a draft proposal for a book that he has titled, “Curiosity Shop of American Artists,” a compilation of artists listed under special headings and topics. His proposal was favorably received and the work is to be expanded and published by Falk Art Reference of Madison, Conn., probably in 2009.

1952

Geb Runager, who has spent much of his life as an educator and coach, was honored last fall for exemplifying the Orangeburg County Community of Character trait for October: perseverance. The Times and Democrat published a story on Runager, who has served as football and basketball coach at Orangeburg High School; as a history, government and physical education teacher; and as principal at Marshall Elementary School. He said of his time at Marshall, “If I didn’t get 200 hugs a day, I was a miserable failure.” Runager also spent 10 years selling IBM testing, guidance and instructional materials to schools in North and South Carolina. Even during that period he used his teaching skills to show teachers how to use the materials he sold. He now serves as coordinator of middle school athletics for Orangeburg Consolidated School District Five, working to create a feeder system for young athletes as they work toward becoming high school athletes. He also assists the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and serves on the FCA board. “I never did retire,” he said. “I don’t believe in it. That’s why I was nominated for perseverance.”

1956

Association (NCMEA), an organization of 3,000 public and private school, college and university educators. A music teacher for 35 years, Phifer was also president of NCMEA in 1985-87. After graduating from Erskine, she went on to do graduate work at Columbia University, where she earned M.A., M.Ed. and Ed.D degrees. She was president of the Oratorio Singers of Charlotte in 2004-05, president of the North Carolina Chapter of the American Choral Directors Association in 1997-99, and president of the Charlotte Chapter of Choristers Guild from 1981-83.

1972

Michael Gaymon was recently selected as one of the “Top 100 Most Influential Georgians.”

Georgia Trend announced the selection in its ninth annual edition recognizing people who “are playing major roles in shaping the world we live in, and the way we feel and think.” Gaymon has been a member of the Chamber of Commerce for 31 years. He serves as president and CEO of the Greater Columbus chamber in Columbus, Ga. His 19 years of leadership in Columbus has resulted in the creation of 60,000 new jobs and more than $4 billion in capital investment.

1979

Keith Brown, principal of Waccamaw High School in Pawley’s Island, reports that his school has earned numerous honors over the past several years. Waccamaw has been selected as a Palmetto Gold School every academic year since 2001-02; was named a “Palmetto’s Finest” finalist in 2006 and 2007; was a “Red Carpet School” for 2005-08; was recognized for “Student Council of the Year” in 2005, 2006 and 2006; and was named an International Baccalaureate School in 2007.

Gregory D. McClain has completed the requirements for certification as a Board Certified Chaplain. A committee of the Association of Professional Chaplains (APC) has recommended McClain for certification. He was scheduled to be awarded his certification at the APC Annual Conference April 28-May 7, 2007. The APC certifies chaplains based on objective standards of professional education and competence.

Chaplains are held accountable to a code of professional ethics to safeguard patients and employers. The APC requires continuing education for members to maintain certification.

1980

Bill Robinson, a human resources consultant, was recently appointed to the independent Planning Commission of the Greenville County Council. The board is charged with dealing with crucial growth and land use issues.

1984

Paul Bell resigned after 12 years as director of the Due West Retirement Center to become director of administrative services at the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church Center in Greenville. Bell replaces longtime director Ed Hogan.

1969

1987

Dr. William C. Linderman, who has served as associate professor of mathematics at King College in Bristol, Tenn., since 1999, is spending a year on sabbatical as a visiting associate professor of mathematics at Cornell University in Ithaca, N.Y. He will return to King College in the fall.

1990

Gary Goss has been promoted to director of agronomy for Reynolds Plantation and Reynolds Landing, neighboring golf communities in Greensboro, N.C. Goss, who has served as superintendent at the Reynolds PlantationOconee Course, will oversee golf course maintenance on Reynolds Plantation’s collection of golf courses, including a fifth course scheduled to open this year and Reynolds Landing’s championship Bob Cupp course. A biology major at Erskine, he holds a master of agriculture degree from Clemson University. Bob Mauragas, vice president of golf at Reynolds Plantation and Reynolds Landing, said of Goss, “His passion for the business of golf has been evident in the success of the comprehensive, world-class golf course maintenance program at the Oconee Course.”

1996

Amanda Lawson Dale received a Master of Arts in teaching (Special Education) from East Carolina University on May 6, 2006. She is employed by Marion School District Two in Mullins as the district’s severe disabilities and applied behavior coordinator at Palmetto Education Center. She is married to Daniel Dale ’93.

Chad Evans recently accepted a position as assistant principal at Ninety Six High School. He graduated in December 2006 with a master’s degree in educational leadership. He previously served as a math teacher and baseball coach in Greenwood District 50. He has been named Region III-AA Coach of the Year for the past four years at Emerald High School. He resigned as baseball coach at Emerald High School after the 2007 season. His team finished with a perfect 10-0 record in the region and finished the regular season ranked number one in the state. His career record was 160 wins-86 losses.

Wendy Milwood Rollins received a Master of Library and Information Science Degree from the University of South Carolina in August 2003. She serves as library information specialist at McCracken Junior High School in Spartanburg.

1999

Melissa Porterfield Rains reports that she and her husband now live in Kenya, Africa. “My husband has finished his master’s degree and we are teaching and studying the culture of a local tribe,” she says. They can be reached by e-mail at therains@gmail.com.

2000 (Seminary)

Ana Carla Simoes is in her fourth year as a registered nurse at University Hospital in Augusta, Ga. She has been trained to become a nurse educator for her floor of the hospital

and was invited to become relief charge nurse for the floor as well. She plans to enter the master’s program at the Medical College of Georgia to become a nurse practitioner. Simoes says she had many “wow moments” in 2006 and adds, “God has been faithful and given me the opportunity to learn so much and grow!”

2002

Chris Spires was recently named pastor of First Baptist Church of Murrells Inlet. A story in the Coastal Observer noted, “The youngest man in the congregation is now its pastor.”

Spires received the master of divinity degree from Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Ky. This is his first full-time pastorate. He says he has no desire to “grow a big church and make a name for myself.” Instead, he said, “My only goal is to have a church that changes the area. A missions-oriented church, where I will preach the word and equip the saints to share the gospel with others.” Spires and wife Hannah will reside in the parsonage.

2003

Lauren Gunn graduated from Claflin University in May 2006 with a master’s degree in business administration. She was valedictorian of her class.

2005

Amanda “Mandy” Rice Brown reports she has joined RE/MAX Action Realty in Greenwood. She says, “I am excited about getting my real estate business started in Due West and surrounding areas.”

2006

“currently ranked #1 in the nation” and is “on the fast track to becoming the AAA state champions,” according to Angela Stegall ’04, who reported this information May 4.

Alumni are invited to send their news for Inside Erskine to P.O. Box 608, Due West, S.C. 29639, or e-mail: alumni@erskine.edu.

Jo Ann Griffith received the Distinguished Alumna Award for Excellence in Missions from Pittsburgh Seminary on April 27, 2007.

Dr. Reta R. Phifer has been named executive director of the North Carolina Music Educators

Ed Joyce, a former Erskine College soccer player, is coaching the Greenville High School Varsity Boys Soccer team. The team is

In Memoriam

Class of 1926

J. Henry McGill, 103, died March 10, 2007. Survivors include Joy Lovejoy McGill; two, stepsons Barry Glenn Porter and Allen Lovejoy Porter; and two step-grandsons. He was preceded in death by his first wife, Helen Moffat McGill ‘24; a sister, Agnes McGill Thomason ‘29; and a brother, George McGill Sr. ’32.

Class of 1928

Henry Joe Britt, 84, died Jan. 21, 2007. Survivors include his wife, Betty Jamison Britt; a daughter, Carol B. Porter; a son, Henry Joe Britt Jr.; five grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.

Louise Templeton Foy, 100, died Dec. 10, 2006. Survivors include a son, Barry Foy; a grandson; and a great-granddaughter. The widow of Horace H. Foy, she was the last member of her immediate family.

Lena Ware McGill, 101, died Jan. 1, 2007. She is survived by several nieces and nephews and their families. She was preceded in death by her husband, John Lowery McGill; four sisters, Minner Phifer, Vivian Fulton, Mary Stroupe and Ava Ware ‘28; and three brothers, Moffett Ware ‘16, Freno Ware and Garrison Ware.

Class of 1930

Mary Hutchison Kennedy, 99, died March 12, 2007. Survivors include her daughter, Mary Evelyn Kennedy Lewis ‘55; a brother, William Franklin Hutchison; a sister, Rachel Hutchison Gibson; three grandchildren; eight greatgrandchildren; and one great-great-grandchild.

Isabella Westbrook, 98, died April 26, 2007.

Survivors include a niece, Jane Grier, and a great-nephew, David Grier. She was preceded in death by two sisters, Bethia W. Reid ‘29, and Janie Brice Westbrook.

Class of 1931

Dorothy Cashion Brandon, 96, died Jan. 5, 2007. Survivors include two sons, Robert W. Brandon and Joseph C. Brandon; a daughter, Donna Parrish; six grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren. The widow of Donald R. Brandon, she was predeceased by three brothers and two sisters.

Furman H. Martin Jr., 92, died April 17, 2002. Survivors include two sons, Furman H. Martin III and Oscar R. Martin; one daughter, Eloise Martin Barnes; one sister, Paulene M. Sanders; and seven grandchildren. He was predeceased by his wife, Annie Rodgers Martin.

Class of 1932

Mabel Smith Flowers, 95, died Jan. 21, 2007. Survivors include nieces and nephews.

Class of 1933

Addie Quay Mayo died April 13, 2007.

Class of 1934

Frances Elizabeth Crawford Sloan, 94, died Jan. 17. 2007. Survivors include one daughter, Frances Martin ‘68; and one grandson. She was predeceased by her husband, Ben F. Sloan; four brothers, Fred Crawford ‘34, J.D. Crawford, Phil Crawford ‘38 and Edwin Crawford ‘38; and one sister, Hazel Pruitt ‘32.

Class of 1935

Lola Berry Barnett, 90, died Nov. 26, 2004. The widow of W. Worth Barnett, she is survived by a daughter, Ginger Israel, one grandchild; and two great-grandchildren.

Class of 1937

Jean Spearman Burts, 93, died Jan. 7, 2007.

Survivors include one son, Don Burts; and two

grandchildren. The widow of James R. “Jack” Burts, she was the last surviving member of her immediate family.

Class of 1938

L. James Blakely, 88, died May 10, 2006.

Survivors include his wife, Frances McMahan Blakely; two sons, James Blakely and David Blakely; a daughter, Susan Whitlock; a sister, Carolyn Blakely; and seven grandchildren. He was predeceased by a son, Robert William Blakely.

Jan Calvert, 90, died Feb. 14, 2007. Survivors include three generations of nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by two sisters, Martha Compton and Grace Parler ’38.

Phil H. Crawford, 91, died Nov. 7, 2006. Survivors include three daughters, Phyllis Dhuyvetters, Sandra Collins and Remer Collins; a sister, Frances Sloan ‘34; three grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by two brothers, Fred Crawford ’34 and Jesse Crawford ’38.

Arthur N. Davis Jr., 89, died April 2, 2007.

Survivors include a sister, Dorothy M. Davis. He was preceded in death by his wife, Doris Ashley Davis.

Ralph Erskine Edwards, 91, died Sept. 14, 2006. Mildred Avera Wilburn, 92, died Jan. 8, 2007.

Edgar P. Williamson II, 90, died in October 2006. Survivors include one son, Edgar P. “Ed” Williamson III; one daughter, Barbara Litzau; and two grandchildren.

Class of 1942

John McAuley Alexander Jr., 87, died April 26, 2007. Survivors include his wife, Dr. Anne Whitesides Alexander ‘42; two sons, John Alexander ‘70 and Dr. Robert Alexander ‘73; one daughter, Mary Elizabeth Alexander Rickenbaugh ‘77; a brother, Bevin Alexander ‘49; and seven grandchildren. He was predeceased by his sister, Aileen A. Strane.

Lucille Fisher Black, 85, died Nov. 16, 2006.

Survivors include her husband, Herbert D. Black Jr. ‘43; two daughters, Elizabeth B. Neely ‘67 and Wanda B. Coleman ‘72; one sister, Martha Suttles ‘44; five grandchildren; and four greatgrandchildren.

Henrietta McCleskey Boyce, 86, died July 16, 2006. Survivors include a daughter, Jennie B. Fowler; two sons, Bill Boyce and Harold Boyce; a brother, Robert S. McCleskey Jr. ’43; a sister, Lucille M. Parrish ‘45; seven grandchildren; and seven great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, Hugh Morgan Boyce; a sister, Annette M. Johnson; and a grandson.

Class of 1943

Francis Edward Barnwell, 85, died March 26, 2007. Survivors include two nephews and a niece. He was predeceased by a brother, Benjamin S. Barnwell; and a sister, Julia Barnwell Fisher.

Nadine Baker Downs, 84, died Feb. 19, 2007.

Survivors include her husband, Robert Woodward Downs; two sons, Dr. Robert W. Downs Jr. and John Stephens Downs; a daughter, Kathryn Nadine Downs; a brother, William Samford Jr.; and six grandchildren. She was predeceased by her sister, Georgiann Baker King ’51.

Charlotte Tribble Nicotri, 81, died June 6, 2004.

Survivors include her husband, Ben Nicotri; two sons, Jim Nicotri and Bob Nicotri; and five grandchildren.

Class of 1945

Eloise Wells Boyd, 82, died May 12, 2006.

Curtis Vance Green, 82, died May 11, 2006.

Survivors include a son, Malcolm Green; two

sisters, Mary Ripley and Dorothy Tribble ‘49; three grandchildren; and one great-grandchild. He was predeceased by two members of his family with Erskine connections: his mother, Lillian Clinkscales Green ‘13.

Lavinia Gossett McDill, 83, died Feb. 1, 2007.

Survivors include her son, John W. McDill Jr. ‘69; two grandchildren; and a sister, Julia Gossett Mize ‘48. She was preceded in death by her husband, John W. McDill Sr. ’47 and a sister, Suzanne Gossett Evans ‘45.

Class of 1946

Bernice Colvin Meredith, 81, died Jan. 28, 2007.

Survivors include her husband, Francis Meredith Jr.; a daughter, Susan Imming; two sons, Dr. John Klinck and Steven Klinck; a sister, Jessie Anderson ‘50; a brother, Penn Colvin; three grandchildren; one surrogate grandchild; six stepchildren; 21 step-grandchildren; and 23 stepgreat-grandchildren.

Class of 1947

Horace H. Hayes, 80, died April 14, 2007.

Survivors include his wife, Carolyn Morris Hayes; a daughter, Jeri Dunn; two sons, Billy Hayes and Phil Hayes; a sister, Charlotte Hayes Mattson; and three grandchildren.

Jean Wilkes Muldrow, 80, died April 20, 2007.

Survivors include her husband, Hugh G. Muldrow; three sons, Curtis A. Fennell Jr., Clark Reid Fennell and Peter Carlyle Fennell; one stepdaughter, Carlisle M. Putnam; and six grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her first husband, Curtis Alexander Fennell Sr.; two brothers, Paul Hayne Wilkes Jr. and Lex Weston Wilkes; and two sisters, Annie Reid Knox and Frances Wilkes Dems.

Class of 1949

Arthur E. Blanchett, 88, died May 5, 2007.

Survivors include two sons, Edgar Blanchett and Herschell Blanchett; a daughter, Phyllis Walters; six grandchildren; and 16 great-grandchldren. He was preceded in death by his wife, Fannie Dewitt Blanchett.

Doris Phifer Sellers, 79, died April 20, 2007. Survivors include her husband, Edward G. Sellers; one daughter, Reba A. Bahan ‘73; two stepsons, Stephen E. Sellers and Timothy G. Sellers; a brother, Marriot Phifer ‘43; one grandchild; and five step grandchildren. She was predeceased by her first husband, R.P. Anthony Jr. ‘47; a granddaughter; and two brothers, Menzell Phifer and Wendell Phifer.

Class of 1950

Colleen Moore Cothran Nelson, 77, died Dec. 3, 2006. Survivors include her husband, Justice Peace Nelson; two daughters, Cheryl Landon Hensley and Deidra Melissa N. Taber; five grandchildren; and two brothers, Charles Cothran and Robert “Petey” Cothran.

Class of 1951

Peter J. Deer, 79, died Feb. 26, 2007. Survivors include his wife, Diana Deer; two daughters, Noelle Deer and Kate Deer; and a brother, Robert Deer. He was predeceased by another brother, James J. Deer ‘52.

Esther Shanton Pavelka, 78, died Dec. 7, 2006.

Survivors include her husband, John Pavelka; two sisters, Susan Brownlee Pavelka Milby and Karen Hartigan; one son, Robert Brownlee Pavelka ‘81; eight grandchildren; and one greatgrandchild.

Everette Dempsey Taylor, 73, died March 11, 2002. Survivors include his wife, Betty Threatt Taylor; two sons, Everette Kenneth Taylor and Dennis Franklin Taylor; his mother, Azalee Rowell Taylor; one sister, Delores Small; and two grandsons.

Class of 1952

Charles C. Ayers died Dec. 1, 2006. Survivors include his wife, Wilma Stoudenmire Ayers; a son, C. Ronald Ayers; two grandchildren; and one great-grandchild.

Class of 1953

Nicholas G. Colantuono, 75, died Jan. 2, 2007. Survivors include his wife, Betty Ann Colantuono; one son, Bart Colantuono; three daughters, Nicki Kent, Patti Lee Hartman and Alexis Ann Damo; 13 grandchildren; a brother, Frank Colantuono ‘50; and a sister, Patricia Venezia.

John M. Pursley, 76, died July 22, 2006. Survivors include his wife, Jeannette; a daughter, Cathy P. McCarter; one brother, Marshall “Kit” Pursley; one sister, Nell P. Black; and two grandchildren. He was preceded in death by a brother, Robert Pursley.

Class of 1954

Benjamin A. Cromer Jr., 80, died Dec. 11, 2006. Survivors include his wife, Sally; one son, Benjamin J. Cromer; one grandson; and a sister, Mary Ann Lee. He was preceded in death by a son, Lee Cromer.

Ralph Erskine Moore Jr. died Dec. 27, 2006. Survivors include his wife, Betty Keasler Moore; a son, Ralph Erskine Moore III ‘85; a daughter, Rebecca Moore Rothemich; two sisters, Mary Alice Mitchell ‘47 and Dr. Jane Moore Bolen ‘48; and five grandchildren. He was preceded in death by a son, William Carson Moore.

Thomas Lee Wilson Jr., 79, died Feb. 27, 2007. Survivors include his sister, Eleanor Rose Wilson Lawing; and a number of nephews and cousins.

Class of 1955

Louise Osborne Grier, 71, died April 8, 2007. Survivors include her husband, Calvin Knox Grier Sr. ’55; a daughter, Mary Lou Grier Holmes ‘82; two sons, Ben Grier and Calvin Grier Jr.; seven grandchildren; and two sisters, Vernon Elizabeth Jones ‘54 and Ruth Lesesne ‘58.

Julia Ann Speares Mancino, 72, died Jan. 10, 2007. Survivors include a daughter, Julia Ann (Judy) Mancino; a son, Joseph John Mancino Jr.; and two sisters, Laura Jo Speares and Mary Speares Campbell. She was preceded in death by a brother, Scott Bruce Speares Jr.

Class of 1956

Frank Owen, 76, died Jan. 8, 2007. Survivors include his wife, Shirley Dyar Owen; three daughters, Marisa Owen Zanini, Meredith OwenMcCombs ’82 and Amy Owen Fisher; one son, Christopher Franklin Owen; five grandchildren; and a sister, Rachel Witt. He was preceded in death by a brother, Holman Owen, and a sister, Mary Louise Drake.

Class of 1959

Talmadge Hall, 74, died March 16, 2007. Survivors include his wife Bobbie Jean Briggs Hall; two sons, Darrell Hall and Greg Hall; one daughter, Marlene Meadows; two sisters, Erma Lee Steele and Bernice Carroll; two brothers, Speed Hall and Bailey Hall; 12 grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.

James Bera Simpson Jr., 68, died Oct. 2, 2006. Survivors include his wife, Betty Ashley Simpson; three sons, Tony Simpson, Tim Simpson and Jeff Simpson; two grandchildren; a sister, Linda Gresham ‘70; and a brother, Carroll Simpson ‘66.

Class of 1960

Thomas Franklin Shirley, 75, died Feb. 12, 2007. Survivors include his wife, Jane Ledbetter Shirley; two sons, Bobby Shirley and Thomas E. Shirley Jr.; four daughters, Linda Welch,

Shannon Skeen. Beverly Whaley and Susan Hubbard; 11 grandchildren; and two brothers, Parker Shirley and Jim Shirley ‘63.

Class of 1963

Frederick Dixon Hambright, 58, died Feb. 20, 2007. Survivors include his wife, Kay Mullinax Hambright; one son, Charles Lowry “Chip” Hambright; his mother, Evelyn Pursley Hambright; and one sister, Jane Hambright Branton.

Frances Leslie Marshall, 73, died Feb. 27, 2007.

Survivors include her children, Libby Ellenburg, Patty Fisher ‘76 and Marshall Bowman; five grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. She was predeceased by her twin sister, May Marshall Wood.

Class of 1964

Gary L. Boldry died June 1, 2006.

Henry A. Coxe Jr., 69, died Sept. 10, 2005.

Charles Kenneth Weaver, 63, died March 2, 2006.

Class of 1965

William A. “Bill” Pruitt, 83, died March 4, 2007.

Survivors include two daughters, Ginger Littlejohn and Ann Brown; one son, Fred Pruitt; seven grandchildren; and one sister, Dorothy Pruitt Fentress.

Class of 1967

Sara Dawson Cannon, 61, died Feb. 14, 2007.

Survivors include her husband, Bobby Cannon; two sons, David F. Cannon and Robert Mark Cannon; a brother, Charles Dawson; and one grandson.

Roy W. Davis Jr., 61, died March 22, 2007.

Survivors include his wife, Shirley Conyers Davis; three sons, Roy Wilson “Chip” Davis III, John Allen “Jay” Davis and Brandon Oliver Nicholas Davis; four grandchildren; and a brother, William Allen Davis.

Alexander Brunson Hart, 64, died April 26, 2007.

Survivors include a son, Jody Brunson Hart; a daughter, Sandra Denise Hart Steele; four

brothers, Robert Williams Hart, Trapier Keith Hart, David Lomax Hart and Carroll Jones Hart; two grandchildren; three stepchildren; and seven stepgrandchildren. He was predeceased by his wives, Helen Adele Yarborough Hart, the mother of his children, and Linda Bowman Hart.

William F. Shafer, 61, died Aug. 10, 2006.

James A. Wiest, 77, died Feb. 16, 2006.

Survivors include his wife, Joan Wiest; two sons, David Wiest and Andrew Wiest; six daughters, Linda Pruitt, Lois McLeod ‘73, Vickie Lucero, Karen Wiest-Parthun, Stephanie Camper and Rebekah James; 23 grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.

Class of 1968

James W. Davenport, 77, died Nov. 13, 2006.

Survivors include his wife, Betty Adams Davenport; a daughter, Susan Henry; two grandchildren; three brothers, George Davenport, Joe Davenport and Louie Davenport. He was preceded in death by a brother, Charles Davenport.

Class of 1970

Donald Lewis Hampton, 60, died Dec. 1, 2006.

Survivors include his mother, Virginia Majeski Hampton; a sister, Ellen Dickson; and a brother, James Hampton.

Class of 1974

Glenn R. Daly, 54, died Jan. 2, 2007. Survivors include Suzan Stanley Daly; two daughters, Erin Daly Brisson and Jennifer Hancock; a son, James Ben Daly; his father and mother, James and Loretta Daly; two sisters, Colleen Daly and Ronni Ackermann; two brothers, Gregg Daly and Terrence Daly; and two grandchildren.

Terry Loftis Keisler, 54, died Nov. 20, 2006.

Survivors include her husband, Robert A. Keisler; a son, Robert Jarrett Keisler; and a mother, Helen Ivester Loftis.

Class of 1978

Debra Hood Koch, 50, died Jan. 6, 2007.

Survivors include her husband, Tom Koch; two

Births

Class of 1986

A son, Zebulon Lee Huskey, to Allyson Bell Huskey ’86 and Nick Huskey, March 13, 2007.

Class of 1990

A son, Ethan Eric Underwood, to Gail Mullen Underwood ’90 and Douglas Underwood, April 18, 2007.

Class of 1994

A daughter, Hannah Grace Carter, to Catherine Stewart Carter ’94 and T. Carter ’94, Oct. 28, 2006.

A daughter, Gracie Isabella Grant, to Kim Grant and Marlin Grant ’94, Aug. 25, 2006.

A son, Elliott Michael LaMarr Lord, to Blair Young Lord ’94 and Gerald C. Lord ’93, June 20, 2006.

Class of 1996

A daughter, Lillian Grace Brumback, to Brandi Gates Brumback ’96 and Larry Brumback, Nov. 16, 2006.

A son, David Walter Jurand, to Sara Hoffman Jurand ’96 and Jason Jurand ’96, May 20, 2006.

A son, Samuel Delaney Rollins, to Wendy Michelle Milwood Rollins ’96 and Robert Bryant Rolllins, Feb. 1, 2005.

Class of 2000

A daughter, Grace Esther Boyd, to Courtney Catoe Boyd ’00 and Shane Boyd, Nov. 17, 2006.

A daughter, Lily Marie Brackett, to Sarah C. Mullen Brackett ’00 and Lester Bracket, Nov. 21, 2006.

Class of 2001

A son, John Hampton Dover, to Carolee Cook Dover ’01 and Anthony Todd Dover, Jan. 11, 2007.

Class of 2002

A daughter, Emily Jane Carson, to Kathy Hornby Carson ’02 and Rhett Carson ’02, Oct. 5, 2006.

Class of 2003

A son, Andrew Clayton Branyon, to Cayce Gambrell Branyon ’03 and Anthony Branyon, Jan. 19, 2007.

A son, Sebastian Jude Paine, to Nora Fuller Paine ’03 and Joshua Paine ’03, Oct. 6, 2006.

Class of 2006

A daughter, Julia Claire Addison, to Janet McKeithen Addison ’06 and John Addison, Nov. 15, 2006.

daughters, Kendall Koch and Caroline Koch; and two brothers, Steven Hood and David Hood.

Class of 1981

Donald Brown Sewell, 47, died Jan. 19. 2007.

Survivors include two sons, Cale Sewell and Robby Sewell; one daughter, Danielle Sewell Wahl; and three grandchildren.

Class of 1997

Alena Renea Weeks Greenhill, 31, died March 30, 2007. Survivors include a daughter, Olivia Ann Greenhill; a son, David Randall “DJ” Greenhill; a sister, Dawn Rutland Aiken; a brother, Joshua Weeks Aiken; a maternal grandmother, Joyce Weeks; and a paternal grandmother, Harriette Weeks.

Class of 1998 (Honorary)

Rufus W. Hutchinson Jr. died Dec. 20, 2006.

Survivors include his wife, May Robertson Baskin Hutchinson; two daughters, Jean Robertson Hutchinson and Ann Fulmer Hutchinson Waigand; and two grandchildren.

Class of 2000

Tonie Martin Lewis, 28, died May 1, 2007. Survivors include her husband, Trey Lewis; her parents, Stan and Sherry B. Martin ‘01 (Seminary); a sister, Julie Martin Nelson ‘95; paternal grandparents, James Ralph and Ethelene Martin; and maternal grandmother, Guynlle Brooks.

Friends

Nan Holliday Barmore, 87, a former member of the Erskine College faculty, died April 18, 2007. Preceded in death by her husband, William Edward Barmore, she is survived by two daughters, Ann Barmore ‘72 and Judy Barmore Collins ‘74; and two grandchildren.

Robert Gaston Hall, 81, died March 19, 2007. Survivors include his wife, Helen Brown Hall; three sons, Robert G. Hall II, George R. Hall and Philip D. Hall; four grandchildren; and one sister, Louisa Hall West.

Mabel Stowe Query, 84, died April 27, 2007.

Survivors include three sons, James Sidney Query, Gordon Stowe Query and George Richard Query; three grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; and a brother, George Washington Stowe Jr. She was predeceased by her husband, James Sidney Query, and one sister, Mary Margaret Stowe Hunter.

Mabel Dorn Reeder, 98, died April 2, 2007. She was the widow of Thomas H. Reeder. Survivors include her niece, Dr. Mabel L. Purkerson ’51.

Katharine Shepard McArver Simpson died April 27, 2007. Survivors include two daughters, Mary Elizabeth Hanahan and Lucy Kuhne; five grandchildren; and 10 great-grandchildren. She was predeceased by her husband, Henry Simpson.

Clay A. Terry, 64, died March 26, 2007. Survivors include his wife, Jane; two sons, Christopher Terry ‘90 and Paul Terry; a daughter, Tabitha Terry Moses; five grandchildren; his mother, Audrey M. Terry; two brothers, Glenn Terry and Bruce Terry; three sisters, Dr. Linda Lastinger, Joan Yurt and Donna Barringer.

Seminary

Roy Quinton Gregg, 98, died April 5, 2007. Survivors include his wife, Beulah Pressley Gregg; three daughters, Hazel Neighbors, Orena Buchanan and Martha Barnette; three sons, Paul Gregg, Dr. Troy Gregg and Dr. Ralph Gregg; 12 grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren; and four great-great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his first wife, Evie Pressley Gregg.

Richard Hilton Johnson, 67, died Feb. 20, 2007. Survivors include his wife, Nancy Smith Johnson; a daughter, Courtney Foster; and a sister, Ruby Bailey. He was predeceased by two brothers, Robert Johnson and Fred Johnson.

John Robert Thompson, 77, died Oct. 5, 2006. Survivors include his wife, Shirley Sanders Thompson; one son, the Rev. J. Robert Thompson Jr. ‘72; one daughter, Rebecca Hagedorn; and six grandchildren.

Marriages

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Matthew Hoke Phillips ’99 to Kelly Jennifer Hampton, Nov. 11, 2006

Class of 2000

Leslie Caroline Black ’00 to James Daniel Trier, Sept. 23, 2006

Tabatha Lynn Bodie ’00 to Heath Colbert Copeland, March 3, 2007

Class of 2002

Jonica Rhodes ’02 to Michael Cser, May 19, 2007

Class of 2004

Amber Leigh Gremmer ’04 to Daniel Warren Hedgepeth, Dec. 24, 2006

Amanda Lee Jackson ’04 to Jeremy Ghent, Oct. 7, 2006

Sharon Livingston ’04 to Matthew Maxwell, Oct. 21, 2006

Class of 2005

Ben Stoner ’05 to Dana Lee Dodds, Aug. 27, 2005

the Gold Campaign

Erskine reaches and surpasses campaign goal ClaimingtheGold

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More than $40 million was raised during the recently completed Gold Campaign, meeting and surpassing the $36.8 million goal.

The largest capital fund-raising campaign in the institution’s history came to a close Dec. 31, 2006, and was pushed to a successful finish by gifts during December totaling more than $3.4 million, according to retired vice president for development and Senior Philanthropic Advisor Lee Logan.

A significant part of the December push, Logan said, was the $2 million appraisal of Erskine’s interest in the Drummond Center facility at Lake Russell and the state appropriation toward a political economy professorship.

The overall success of the five-year campaign, he said, is attributable to a number of people, not the least of which were volunteers who headed up the effort, as well as Erskine College and Seminary staff.

“I think it’s been an extraordinary effort that has had a tremendous impact on the students of the institution,” Logan said.

Erskine President Dr. Randall T. Ruble agreed.

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– Dr. Randall T. Ruble

“This is another momentous day in the life of Erskine College and Seminary,” he said. “This was the most ambitious capital fund-raising effort in the history of the institution. That the goal was not only met, but also exceeded by several million dollars is a tribute to the generosity of Erskine supporters and those who led the campaign.”

The Gold Campaign addressed a number of areas, including the Annual Fund. Contributors surpassed that $5 million goal, pledging more than $8.6 million.

Construction continues on the centerpiece of the campaign, Memorial Hall, where a music and math addition is being built.

Close to $7.3 million has been pledged for that facility and $5.5 million has been pledged for endowed scholarships for college students.

Pledges totaling more than $4.3 million were contributed toward the Drummond Center and nearly $4.3 million has been pledged to the Seminary for scholarships and professorships.

About $2.8 million has been pledged for athletics. Other areas addressed in the campaign were the Erskine Building, the campus master plan and facilities management.

Groundbreaking took place Nov. 18, 2006, for the $7.5 million Memorial Hall project, the centerpiece of the campaign, that includes renovations for the facility and a music and mathematics building addition. Construction began Nov. 20 and should be completed early in 2008.

A total of six professorships -- four at the college and two at the seminary -- were established, including the first chair in politics, which was named for Abbeville County native and longtime state treasurer Grady L. Patterson Jr.

Alumni and friends of the college and seminary were instrumental in obliterating the $5 million Annual Fund goal, with more than $8.6 million raised in pledges, primarily for scholarships.

Numerous renovations of facilities around campus were provided for, including Camp-Walker Plaza, Lesesne Auditorium, the Chesnut Conference Rooms, Galloway Art Building, Facilities Management Building and McCain Library.

‘This was the most ambitious capital fund-raising effort in the history of the institution. That the goal was not only met, but exceeded by several million dollars is a tribute to the generosity of Erskine supporters.’

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continues on the Joe and Nena Moss Mathematics and Music Educational Complex scheduled to be completed in 2008.

Our Honor Roll of Contributors in this issue includes all alumni and friends of Erskine who made a pledge to the Gold Campaign from its inception to its conclusion on Dec. 31, 2006.

The following gifts were donated in cash or cash equivalent.

$1,000,000 or more

First Presbyterian Church, Columbia, SC General Synod of the ARP Church Mr. and Mrs. Joe Moss Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Moultrie US Land Investments, LLC

$500,000 - $999,999

The Edward C. Stuart Foundation

$100,000 - $499,999

The A. S. Sullivan Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Black Mrs. Nola Blanton

Mr. and Mrs. J. Knox Bridges Dr. and Mrs. John L. Carson Mrs. Kate M. Dimmitt Fuji Photo Film, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. George E. Greene III Grier Family Foundation, Inc.

Harvest Charities Mr. and Mrs. Neil C. Jones Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation., Inc. Mrs. Harry McCalla Dr. and Mrs. James E. McDonald McGill and Hassan, P.A. Dr. and Mrs. Joe R. Martin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Moore Dr. Alexander M. Patrick

Mr. and Mrs. William B. Patrick, Jr. Mrs. Mary Lou W. Pearson Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Query Mr. Jim Query

Reeder Foundation

The Simpson Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Sox Dr. and Mrs. Richard G. Taylor, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jean Terry Mr. and Mrs. John M. Toups Dr. C. Jan Westmoreland

$50,000 - $99,999

Camp-Younts Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. J. David Chesnut

Dr. and Mrs. Robert B. Cunningham

First Presbyterian Church - Lake Wales, FL

Fountain Inn Presbyterian Church Elizabeth A. Galloway Mary B. Galloway Mr. Robert S. Galloway III Dr. Sarah Belk Gambrell

Mr. W. Gordon Garrett

The K. W. Grader Foundation

Dr. and Mrs. Frank M. Hunt

Mr. and Mrs. Clyde D. Jenkins Dr. Jane B. Jennings

LCW Spartanburg, LLC

Mayesville Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. T. Dalton Miller

Milliken Foundation

Nelson, Mullins, Riley & Scarborough

Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Nycum

Mrs. Tom W. Oglesbee, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Patrick, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Plato P. Pearson, Jr.

Mrs. D. G. Phillips

Mabel Stowe Query Foundation

Dr. James Z. Rabun

South Carolina Independent Colleges & Universities The Teagle Foundation, Inc.

Wabash Center for Teaching & Learning in Theology & Religion Mr. and Mrs. Cliff N. Wallace Col. and Mrs. Terry P. Wallace Mrs. Dennie Welsh

Anonymous Asbill-Christopher Development Bank of America Dr. and Mrs. H. Elliott Batson Blue Cross/Blue Shield of S.C.

Dr. and Mrs. James F. Boyd Mrs. John G. Brawley, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Buchanan, Jr.

Capital Bank

Dr. and Mrs. K. Nolon Carter

Cashion Family Foundation Mrs. James T. Cashion, Sr. Mr. Tou Suen Chan Dr. and Mrs. Emmett I. Davis

Fluor Enterprises, Inc. Mrs. Louise Y. Garrett Gastonia First ARP Church Dr. Joseph M. Gettys Greenville ARP Church

Horizon Eye Care Mr. James B. Hunter

IBM Corporation Mrs. Mary P. Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. James S. Kidd Miss Caroline H. Leith

Mr. and Mrs. Randy N. Long

Lucyle Love Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. George F. Moore Dr. Mabel Purkerson Mr. and Mrs. William J. Ranson Dr. and Mrs. Randall T. Ruble Self Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Guy ‘Chip’ Smith III Super Schulman Orthodontic Study Group, Inc. US Trust Company of North Carolina Dr. and Mrs. Harry W. Walker Miss Mary Louise Wallace Dr. and Mrs. Donald V. Weatherman Dr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Whitesides Dr. and Mrs. Luder Whitlock

$10,000 - $24,999

Abbeville Savings and Loan Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Adams, Jr. Allison Brothers Mr. Paul G. Andrus ARAMARK Dr. and Mrs. John A. Basie S. Lewis and Lucia B. Bell Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Wilfred A. Bellamy BellSouth Corporation Mrs. Milton Y. Blakely The Rev. and Mrs. H. Max Bolin Dr. and Mrs. Walter M. Bonner, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Welch M. Bostick, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. James H. Bradford Mr. and Mrs. James D. Brice Dr. and Mrs. Richard Burnett Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth S. Campbell Dr. and Mrs. Rex L. Carter Mr. and Mrs. John C. Cerny

Charles Schwab Corporation Foundation Mrs. Jean H. Chisolm Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Cook Mr. and Mrs. D. Earl Cowan Mr. and Mrs. John G. Creel D. L. Scurry Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Scott Davis

Davis & Floyd, Inc.

Davis Family Foundation Dr. Jason B. Dees Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Dillingham Dr. and Mrs. James T. Douglas

Due West ARP Church

Duke Energy Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Edwards Electric Coops of S.C., Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Roddey S. Ellis III

First Presbyterian Church, Greenville

First Rock Hill ARP Church

The Rev. and Mrs. H. Neely Gaston Mrs. Linda W. Gettys

The Rev. Robert P. Glick Dr. and Mrs. John M. Grier

Ms. Jo Ann Griffith Mr. and Mrs. Joe B. Grooms Mr. and Mrs. E. Allen Hancock, Jr. Ms. Michelle Harrison

Haynsworth Sinkler Boyd, P.A.

Mrs. Helen Henry Mr. and Mrs. Sebron Y. Hood, Jr. Mr. James D. Hughston

John Updike Charitable Found., Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Herbert K. Jordan Dr. and Mrs. David A. Junker Miss Jean A. Kerr

Mr. James John Todd Kincannon

Dr. and Mrs. Joab M. Lesesne, Jr. Mrs. Edna Carlisle Levy

Mr. and Mrs. Lee W. Logan

Mr. and Mrs. Westley D. McAllister Dr. Clyde T. McCants

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph D. McDill, Jr. McDonald Patrick Baggett Poston and Hemphill, LLP

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. McElwee Dr. and Mrs. John C. McGill Dr. and Mrs. Rob Roy McGregor, Jr. Mrs. Dwight O. McNinch

Mr. and Mrs. Barney B. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Miller Mr. Roger Milliken

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Myers Oconee ARP Church

Mrs. Wilhelmina E. Overby Mr. and Mrs. Henry Parr, Jr. Miss Mary Pearson Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Peeler

Pfizer, Incorporated Mr. and Mrs. W. Hartley Powell Dr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Pratt Miss Sara L. Pressly Prudential Foundation Matching Gifts Mrs. W. K. Pursley Mrs. Eleanor C. Richardson Robbins Brick and Block, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Robinson SCANA Corporation Mr. Dick Schild Shell Oil Company Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David W. Sides Mr. and Mrs. William P. Simpson Skanska USA Building Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Selden K. Smith Mrs. Lucas J. Solomon, Jr. South Carolina Association of Counties Sox and Sons Construction Company, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Reese M. Stidham Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Summers SunTrust Bank

The Sonoco Products Company Dr. and Mrs. David E. Tribble Mrs. John C. Updike Ms. Heather DeVault Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Martin D. Watkins, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Webb Dr. and Mrs. Jay West The Rev. Doug White Mrs. Joseph Wightman Mr. and Mrs. Allen K. Winburn Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Wriggins Dr. and Mrs. D. Parker Young

$1,000 - $9,999

Abbeville Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Philip Adams Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Agnew Dr. and Mrs. Richard H. Albright, Sr. Miss Julia M. Alexander Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Alexander Allegheny Orthodontic Associates, LTD Mr. and Mrs. Hillard H. Allen Dr. and Mrs. Leon McDill Allison Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Allison Dr. and Mrs. W. Gideon Alston Mr. James P. Amey

Andersen Pool Plastering, Inc. Mrs. James H. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. John H. Anderson Mr. Stuart M. Andrews Mr. John C. Anthony Aon Foundation

Mr. Richard A. Argo Mr. and Mrs. Chandler Armistead

Mr. and Mrs. John B. Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. James P. Ashburn

Mr. W. Wilson Ashley Mr. and Mrs. Harold Atkinson, Jr. Mrs. Carol D. Austin

Mr. William F. Austin Dr. and Mrs. James H. Baird Dr. Mary E. Baker

Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell L. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Ralph P. Baker, Jr. Ballston Center Presbyterian Church-Ballston Spa, NY Bank of America

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Barbeau

Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Barber, Jr. Mr. Alexander Barr Mr. and Mrs. John I. Barron

The Rev. and Mrs. William L. Barron Dr. and Mrs. Dean Bartlett Mr. and Mrs. John D. Basie

The Rev. and Mrs. Michael J. Basie Mr. and Mrs. Boris F. Bauer Mrs. Felix K. Bauer

Baughman Enterprises

BB&T Corporation

Mr. Carl C. Beard

Dr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Beard Ms. Emily G. Beaty

Mr. and Mrs. Maurice E. Beckham Dr. and Mrs. Roy E. Beckham

Estate of Agnes Ridley Bell

Mr. and Mrs. J. Paul Bell

The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. James M. Bell, Sr. Mr. Robert H. Bell

Dr. and Mrs Robert W. Bell Dr. and Mrs. Steve Belli

BellSouth

Mrs. Frances Dell Fairey Bendert Mr. and Mrs. Chris Benton

Bethea, Jordan & Griffin, P.A. Bethlehem ARP Church-Due West Mr. and Mrs. Marvin L. Bigham Dr. Al Bishop Mrs. Julia Holland Bjerregaard Col. Herbert D. Black Blackberry Patch, LLC

Mr. and Mrs. F. Arnold Blackmon, Jr. Blacksburg ARP Church-Blacksburg Dr. and Mrs. Howard W. Blair Dr. and Mrs. W. Charles Blair

The Rev. and Mrs. William F. Blakely

Mr. W. Franklin Blanton

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin B. Bleckley III Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bly Bobbie S. Boyd Family Trust Mrs. L. Watson Bobo, Jr. Mrs. Dorothy Bonds Mr. Joseph W. Bouknight Mrs. Earl A. Boutilier

Bovis Lend Lease Drs. James and Ann Bowe

Boyce Memorial ARP Church Womans Society-Kings Mountain, NC Mr. and Mrs. William M. Boyce Dr. Martha Moore Bradley Mr. Everett N. Brandon Rev. and Mrs. T. Walter Brashier

Dr. John G. Brawley III Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Brawley Mrs. Laurie S. Brice

Mr. and Mrs. Fred T. Bridges, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Brook Mr. Emmett F. Brooks Mr. Charles S. Brown Miss Helen L. Brown

Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. Brown

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lesley Brown Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. Brownlee Jr.

Bruce and Rankin Insurance Agency, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Bryant

Buck’s Plumbing, Inc.

Ms. Joanna Buffington

Buncombe Street United Methodist Church Mr. and Mrs. Emery Leman Bunn, Jr.

Mr. Norman W. Bunn

Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Burch

Dr. and Mrs. Saul M. Burk

Dr. and Mrs. Roger D. Burnett

Ms. Ruth B. Burnett

Miss Bess Burns

Dr. and Mrs. J. Thomas Burriss

Ms. Judy Burts

Mrs. Beth Buzogany

Dr. J. Stephen Byerly

Mrs. Alvis J. Bynum

Mr. and Mrs. Andy Byrd

Mr. and Mrs. William S. Cain

Dr. Andrew F. Calcutt

Mr. Charles C. Caldwell

Mr. J. Boyce Caldwell, Jr.

Caminez, Brown and Hardee, P.A.

Mr. and Mrs. Monterey Campbell

Mr. Steve Candill

Mrs. Georgia B. Cannon

Mr. Douglas J. Cardoni

Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Carlisle

Mr. William A. Carr

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Carson, Jr.

Honor Roll of Contributors the Gold Campaign

Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth N. Carter, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Cashion Mrs. John W. Cathcart

Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Cathcart

Mr. Bob R. Cathers

CCC Group, Inc.

Cedar Springs ARP Church Mr. Norman F. Chandler Mrs. John I. Chason

Mr. and Mrs. William B. Cheek IV Dr. Linwood Cheshire, Jr. Mr. Kenneth L. Childs

Christ Community Church Dr. and Mrs. Larry D. Clanton Mr. Robert R. Clarke

Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. Clarke Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. Clarke, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Clary Dr. and Mrs. Jerry M. Clemons Mr. and Mrs. John D. Clithero

Clover ARP Church

Coddle Creek ARP Church Mr. John R. Cogburn Dr. and Mrs. John H. Coker, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gregory L. Cole Mr. and Mrs. George Coleman Mrs. Lisa G. Collins

Community Found. of Gaston Co., Inc. Community Foundation of Greenville Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Compton Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Conner, Jr. Dr. Charles R. Conroy and Ms. Jenny R. Maple Mr. E. Phillip Cook

Dr. and Mrs. J. Brent Copeland Dr. and Mrs. James T. Corbitt Dr. and Mrs. John Cordoba Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Cotter

The County Bank Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Steve Cover Mrs. Faye P. Cowan Mr. and Mrs. H. Vardon Cox Mr. and Mrs. James J. Cox

Mrs. T. Berry Cox

Mr. and Mrs. Garland L. Craddock

Mr. Jerry Craft

Mr. D. Patterson Craig Mr. David S. Craig

Mr. and Mrs. James E. Craig Dr. Kenneth P. Craig

Mr. Neal M. Craig, Jr. Mrs. Ronald L. Crawford Mr. Thomas M. Crawford

Mr. and Mrs. David C. Crosier

Drs. Elizabeth and Robert Cross Dr. and Mrs. Don C. Crum Mrs. Douglas Culver Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Culver Dr. Ann C. Cunningham

Dr. and Mrs. Dixon C. Cunningham

The Rev. and Mrs. Webster Curry, Jr.

The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. J. Barry Dagenhart Miss Jane Shelton Dale

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Daniel

Mrs. Louise M. Daniels

Mrs. John C. Davies

Davis and Floyd, Inc.

Jimmy L. Davis, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. L. Edward Davis Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Dawson Mr. L. Glenn Deacon Dr. J. Allen Derrick

Mr. and Mrs. John R. Devlin

Dr. H. Dewey DeWitt, Jr.

Ms. Eleanor DeYoung

Dr. and Mrs. Todd Dickerson

Mrs. Robert B. Dickey

Mr. George M. Dickinson III

Mrs. L. E. Dickinson, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. James M. Dickson Dr. Nelson K. Dieks

Dr. and Mrs. Gregory W. Dietmeier

Mr. and Mrs. V. M. Dillingham

Mr. R. Capers Dixon

Dr. and Mrs. Mark A. Dodd Miss Saundra J. Dominick

Mr. and Mrs Kevin C. Donaldson

Mr. and Mrs. Fitz H. Dove III

Mr. Cary C. Doyle

The Rev. and Mrs. L. Calvin Draffin

Draisen Edwards Music Center

Dr. Don Drake

Dr. and Mrs. Samuel T. Drake

Mr. and Mrs. William R. Drake

Dr. and Mrs. Oles Drobocky

The Honorable John W. Drummond

Ms. Mary S. Drummond

Due West ARP Church Women’s Society

Due West Oil Mill

Due West Supply Company

Mr. and Mrs. E. Lee Duffie

Mr. Barry D. Duncan

Dr. and Mrs. James L. Duncan Jr.

Miss Lois G. Durling

Mr. and Mrs. George R. Dusenberry

Dr. and Mrs. James F. Dusenberry, Jr.

Dr. Jack R. Eades

Ebenezer ARP Church-Rock Hill

EBSCO Industries, Inc.

Mrs. Joseph C. Eckstine

Mrs. Ben E. Edwards

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Edwards

El Dorado Enterprises

Dr. and Mrs. Edward B. Eller

The Rev. and Mrs. Robert B. Elliott

Mrs. Robert N. Elliott

Mr. Gerald L. Ellis

Mr. and Mrs. Roddey S. Ellis, Jr.

Dr. Mistie J. Eltrich

Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Emery

Mr. and Mrs. R. Namath Emory

Dr. and Mrs. Hans Engler

Drs. Epstein, Elkin, Kessler, Morgenstern & Sargiss

Mr. Thomas J. Ervin Dr. Robert T. Estes

Dr. and Mrs. William B. Evans

Dr. and Mrs. Terry L. Eves Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Ewart

Exxon Education Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Marion C. Fairey

Dr. and Mrs. James W. Fanning

Mr. and Mrs. John P. Faris

Farley Insurance Service, Inc. Mrs. Kenneth W. Faulkner Fellowship of Christian Athletes

Mr. and Mrs. William L. Ferguson

First ARP Church-Greenwood

First ARP Church-Statesville

First Citizens Foundation

First Presbyterian Church-Lake Placid

First Presbyterian Church-Greenwood

First Presbyterian Church of Tucker-Tucker, GA

First Presbyterian Church of WaynesvilleWaynesville, NC

First United Methodist Church-Laurens

Dr. and Mrs. Ellis Fisher

Mrs. Mack G. Fleming

Mr. and Mrs. R. Scott Fleming Miss Emily J. Flynn

FMY Orthodontics

Dr. and Mrs. William R. Folks

Forest Park Presbyterian Church-Statesville, NC Mr. and Mrs. Lee M. Fortenberry Mr. Barney Fowler Mrs. George W. Frady

Mr. and Mrs. Willie Frazier

Mr. and Mrs. Roy D. Frazuer Mrs. John D. Freed

Mrs. Margaret Frissell

Dr. and Mrs. Bob Fry Mr. and Mrs. William W. Gaffney Mr. and Mrs. Sam G. Gilliam

The Rev. and Mrs. Ted H. Gaines Mr. and Mrs. W. Alvin Gainey Mr. George H. Galloway, Jr. Mrs. John M. Galloway

Dr. and Mrs. John R. Galloway Dr. Donald T. Gamble Mr. and Mrs. Francis L. Garrett, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Steve Garrett

Gary and Marilyn Gilmer Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Curtis F. George Dr. Raymond George, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. T. Jefferson Gephart

The Gerber Companies Foundation Dr. and Mrs. James W. Gettys Jr. Mr. Paul M. Gettys Mrs. Tom S. Gettys

The Rev. and Mrs. William M. Gettys

The Giles Foundation Ms. Linda M. Glasco

GlaxoSmithKline Miss Leslie A. Glenn

Mr. and Mrs. Marcus I. Golightly Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Gorham Mr. Robert E. Gossett Dr. and Mrs. James D. Graves Jr. Mr. Roddy Gray

Greenwood Development Corporation

Gregg-Graniteville Foundation

Mr. James H. Gressette, Jr. Mr. Boyce H. Grier Dr. David Grier & Dr. Sandra Chaney Elizabeth G. Grier

Mr. Mark B. Grier

Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Grier Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. Grier, Jr.

The Rev. and Mrs. David T. Griffin Miss Marion D. Griffith

Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Griffith Mr. Deuel N. Griffin

Dr. and Mrs. Christopher V. Groke Mrs. A. Donald Grosset, Jr.

Mr. McLeod F. Gwynette

Dr. Robert Haeger

Mrs. L. E. Hagins Mr. and Mrs. Richard Haldeman Mrs. Robert G. Hall

Dr. and Mrs. Tucker Haltom

Mrs. Robert L. Hamilton Dr. Steve and Suzy Hannon Mr. W. Mack Harris, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Russell M. Harris

Mr. J. Randolph Harrison

Mr. Greg Haselden

Hazel Long Bible Class-Norcross, GA Mr. James W. Head

Dr. and Mrs. Jack F. Heinsohn

Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Helfrich

The Hon. and Mrs. Max Heller

Mrs. Dorothy Henderson-Hipps

The Rev. and Mrs. James Mike Hendrick

Mrs. Mary S. Hendrick

Dr. and Mrs. Grady H. Hendrix

Mr. Armando Henriquez, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. James P. Hering, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Jackson E. Hicks

Mr. Larry E. Higginbotham

Mr. J.K. Hill

Mr. and Mrs. Leo H. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hobbs

Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Hodge

Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Hoffman

Dr. and Mrs. Henry G. Hollingsworth

Linda Holly Mrs. Rachel G. Hood

The Hope Foundation

Dr. and Mrs. Connor B. Hopkins Mrs. Don T. Hopper Mrs. Paul A. Horne Mr. Charles P. Hovis

Mr. and Mrs. J. Lamar Howe Mrs. Kenneth L. Howe Mr. James H. Howey, Jr. Mr. Steve Huber Mrs. Jack P. Huddle

Mr. and Mrs. Lee R. Hudson, Sr. Mr. Harold J. Huey Mr. and Mrs. D. Andrew Hunt

The Rev. and Mrs. James A. Hunt Dr. and Mrs. John R. Hunt Dr. and Mrs. William P. Hunt Mr. and Mrs. John M. Hunter, Jr. Mr. John M. Hunter, Sr. Mrs. Katie A. Hutchens Mrs. Jean Isbell Mr. and Mrs. W. Dickson Jackson

Jefferson-Pilot Corporation

Mr. and Mrs. Clyde D. Jenkins, Jr. Mr. Clyde D. Jenkins III Ms. Susan Jenkins

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jennings Johnson Controls Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Dale Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Johnson Dr. and Mrs. Merwyn S. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Dawson B. Jones Dr. and Mrs. Douglas O. Jones Mr. and Mrs. James E. Jones Mr. Jimmy S. Jordan Mrs. Ann C. Judd Dr. Robert B. Julius Dr. and Mrs. William F. Junkin III Mrs. Nina Keck Mr. John D. Keenan, Sr. Mrs. W. W. Keller Kellwood Company

Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. Kelly Mr. D. Andy Kennedy, Jr. Mr. David D. Kennedy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Kennedy Miss Helen Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. L. Allen Kenny Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm A. Kessinger Mr. and Mrs. William E. Kibler, Jr. Mrs. James W. Kidd Dr. Robert Kidd

The Rev. and Mrs. John S. Kimmons Dr. Ray A. King Dr. and Mrs. Donald M. Kirkland Kirkridge ARP Church Mrs. Lee G. Kleppel Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Knight Mr. and Mrs. P. Eugene Knight Mrs. J. Calvin Koonts Dr. and Mrs. Steve Kristo Dr. J. Brooks Kuykendall Dr. John Kuykendall Mr. Rob Kuykendall Mrs. W. H. F. Kuykendall Dr. Stephen Labbe Mrs. Susan P. Lacy Miss Shirley Lampton

General and Mrs. James A. Lander Mr. Hugh C. Lane, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Lane, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Langston Ms. Candace Lanier

Lauderdale ARP Church-Lexington, VA Mrs. W. Chapman Lauderdale Dr. Joseph N. Lauricella Mrs. Tracy B. Lazo Col. Miles R. League Dr. Mark W. Lee Dr. Marc Lemchen

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Lenz Dr. Dean Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Mike Leppert Mr. Marion H. Lesesne, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William W. Lesesne Harriet E. Leslie Mr. and Mrs. Don L. Lester Mr. James S. Lewis III

The Liberty Corporation Mr. Lang Ligon Dr. and Mrs. C. Earl Linderman Miss Susan E. Linderman Dr. and Mrs. Hugh A. Lindsay Dr. and Mrs. Robert Linnell Dr. and Mrs. I. Grier Linton, Jr.

Little Mountain Presbyterian Church-Abbeville Mr. F. Ward Logan Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Logsdon, Jr. Mrs. Edgar H. Long Dr. and Mrs. Hazel H. Long Dr. James E. Long Mrs. Moffatt G. Long Dr. Thomas G. Long Dr. Alice L. Love

Dr. and Mrs. Bright A. Lowry Miss Grace R. Lyle M & M Tire Co., Inc.

Mr. Wade B. MacDonald Mr. and Mrs. John J. Macheras

Mrs. Kirk H. Magill

Mr. Tim Mahon

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Mrs. Reba M. Martin

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Mr. and Mrs. David L. McCain, Jr.

Mrs. Dorothy McCain

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Mr. Moffatt G. McDonald

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Dr. and Mrs. George L. McGill, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Julian E. McGill

Ms. Meredith J. McGill Mr. Norman F. McGill III

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Mr. J. Thomas McGrath III

Dr. Terry McInnis

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Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. McKinney

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McNair Law Firm

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Merrill Lynch and Company

Microsoft Matching Gifts Program

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Midlands Technical College

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Dr. John H. Miller

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Milliken & Company-M101

The Rev. and Mrs. Charles L. Mitchell Mr. D. Scott Mitchell

Mr. and Mrs. James E. Mitchell

Mrs. James O. Mitchell

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Dr. Bruce Molen and Dr. Rick Molen Dr. and Mrs. Don Montano Mrs. Sarah T. Montgomery

Mr. and Mrs. Barry J. Montoya Eric Moore & Diana Palacek

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Mrs. Jean Hardman Moxley Mr. and Mrs. Gary Gilmer Mr. Robert H. Muirhead Mrs. J. B. Mullineaux, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James Mullins

Municipal Association of South Carolina Mrs. Gary C. Munn

The Rev. and Mrs. Bob E. Murdock Dr. and Mrs. Greg Nalchajian Mrs. Leslie S. Nation

Nationwide Insurance Company

Dr. Eric Nease and Dr. Phil Higginbotham Reverend Frank A. Neil Mr. and Mrs. William F. Nelli Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough Mr. R. Thomas Nelson III Mrs. R. Thomas Nelson, Jr. Mr. Thomas Newman

Mr. Archie Nogle Dr. and Mrs. Michael A. Norman Mr. and Mrs. Baxter A. Norris Mr. Harold B. Norris

Northwestern Mutual Life Foundation, Inc. Dr. Stephen J. Noxon

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The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Hughes O. Old Dr. and Mrs. Jerry Orchin Mr. and Mrs. Alex Orr

Orthodontic Associates and Partners Mr. Gregory S. Owen

Palmetto Farms Foundation

Palmetto Insurance

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Perry-Cauthen Foundation

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Phifer-Johnson Foundation

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Mr. and Mrs. Phil Phillips

Pinecrest ARP Church-Flat Rock, NC

Mr. Brian Stuart Pinney

Pirelli Cable North America

Mrs. Jacqueline S. Pitts Mr. John D. Plaxco

Mr. Ralph D. Polson, Jr.

Mr. C. E. ‘Ed’ Poore, Jr.

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Mr. Logan V. Pratt, Sr.

Presbyterian Church USA-Louisville, KY

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Mrs. Sara P. Pressly Mrs. Sarah H. Pressly

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Dr. Gilbert Principe

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Progress Energy Mrs. Tammy H. Putnam

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Mrs. Patricia B. Reavis

Redeemer Presbyterian Church-Moore Dr. Ron Redmond

Dr. William J. Redmond

Ms. Virginia P. Reed

Rev. Milbra Franklin Reese

Reformation Presbyterian ChurchHendersonville, NC

Mrs. James R. Reid III Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Reid Dr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Reid, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. William S. Revell

Mrs. Joseph G. Reves

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Elbert W. Rogers Foundation

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S C Association of Colleges and Universities Mrs. Walter M. Safrit

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Satterfield Construction Company

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Dr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Sparks Mr. Collins A. Spivey, Jr.

Springs Industries, Inc. Mrs. Nell Squires

Mr. Henry M. Staples State Farm Companies Foundation

Mrs. J. Palmer Steele

Mr. and Mrs. William P. Steele, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James W. Stephenson III Dr. E. Kate Stewart

Mrs. Lloyd D. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Lewis S. Stidham Stiles Heating and Cooling Dr. and Mrs. Harry C. Stille Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Stokes

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Mr. and Mrs. R. Leon Thompson, Jr. Mr. Richard E. Thompson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Thornton, Jr. Ms. Mary G. Tindal Dr. and Mrs. W. Phillips Tinkler

Tirzah ARP Church-York Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Todd Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth F. Todd Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Todd Mrs. W. A. Todd Mrs. Margaret Fort M. Toth Dr. and Mrs. Paul Tran Mr. Billy B. Treece Mrs. Reid W. Tribble

Trinity Presbyterian Church-Meridian, MS

Tri-State Liquidators Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Troublefield, Sr. Mrs. William E. Tumblin II

The Rev. and Mrs. Stuart D. Turbeville

The Rev. and Mrs. Juan Carlos Unda

Union ARP Church-Richburg

Unity ARP Church-Lancaster

Upper Long Cane Presbyterian Church-Abbeville

Upstate Electric Motor Service, Inc.

The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. G. Edward Usher

Verizon

Dr. and Mrs. David J. Vickery Wachovia Trust Services, Inc.

Ms. Esther Grier Wall

Miss Sarah C. Wallace

Mrs. James R. Wallis

Dr. Lowry P. Ware

Mrs. David F. Wasserboehr

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Mr. and Mrs. William B. Watkins

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Miss Lois Welsh

Mr. and Mrs. A. Grier Westbrook

White Oak ARP Church-Senoia, GA

Mr. and Mrs. Craig White Mrs. David P. White

Dr. Frank T. White, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. W. Carlisle White, Jr. Mr. Albert N. Whiteside III

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Mr. John B. Whitesides, Jr.

Miss Crystal S. Whitfield

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Wiersma

Dr. and Mrs. R. Mark Wightman Wilbur Smith Associates

Maj. Gen. and Mrs. H. Lloyd Wilkerson

Mr. and Mrs. James Jacob Williams Mr. John B. Williams Mrs. Mildred E. Williams

Mr. P. Scott Williams Mr. Roger A. Williams

Mr. and Mrs. Seth W. Williams Dr. Saralyn R. Williams Mrs. Betty T. Wills

Dr. and Mrs. Charles Wayne Wilson Mrs. Dot S. Wise

Women’s Synodical Circle-Monticello, AR

The Rev. Dr. David Wood Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wood Mrs. Tom G. Woodruff Mr. Monty Wooley Dr. Maury E. Wortham Mrs. Benjamin C. Wright Mr. and Mrs. David Wright Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stewart Wright Mr. and Mrs. Larry L. Wright Mr. Lyle O. Wright

Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin DeLaney Wyse, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David Yon Mr. David R. Yood

Mr. Donald L. Young Mr. and Mrs. Douglas T. Young Dr. and Mrs. E. Reynolds Young, Jr. Mrs. James H. Young Mrs. Russell L. Young, Jr. Dr. Henry S. Zaytoun, Jr. and Dr. Mary Paula Zaytoun Steeve

$500 - $999

Abbeville ARP Church-Abbeville Mr. Edward C. Ables

Acceleration Sports Institute SC LLC Mr. and Mrs. Gerald S. Adams Mr. Thomas T. Adkins, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John N. Akers Dr. and Mrs. Harold E. Albert

The Rev. and Mrs. C. Spears Alexander Jr. The Rev. William E. Alexander Mrs. Harold W. Alley, Jr. Mrs. Paul F. Allmendinger Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Allston Mrs. Ralph F. Altman Altria

Mr. and Mrs. Kemper Amick Col. George L. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. H. Gary Anderson, Jr. Mrs. Wayne E. Anderson Mr. Walter E. Anderson, Jr. Miss E. Laurens Ashburn

Mrs. F. W. Atkinson, Jr. Mr. Thomas H. Atkinson Mrs. Charles E. Atwell

The Rev. and Mrs. Wayne Aughinbaugh Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur H. Ausley

Austin Graduate School of Theology Auto Tech of Athens, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. James W. Axon

Back Creek ARP Church-Charlotte, NC

Back Creek Women’s Ministries-Charlotte, NC Mrs. Angela M. Bain Mr. Matthew Brooks Baker Mr. W. Alvin Banister The Bank of Abbeville Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Barcus Dr. and Mrs. James C. Barker Mr. William A. Barnette, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Leon R. Basye Mr. and Mrs. James W. Batson Mr. Benjamin T. Batson III Dr. Judith S. Bazemore Mr. Charles J. Beach, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. C. Ronald Beard

The Rev. and Mrs. J. Franklin Beard Mr. J. Edgar Beasley Mrs. Earl R. Beckham Mrs. David E. Bedenbaugh Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Beeson, Jr. Mr. Christopher Ryan Bell Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Bell Jr.

Benedict College Bennett Equipment & Supply Co. Inc. Mr. Douglas M. Bennett Mr. and Mrs. William H. Bennett Mrs. Don B. Benton, Jr. Dr. Russell E. Benton

Mr. and Mrs. William B. Beverly Mr. L. L. Biggs

Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Biguenet Mr. R. David Black Mr. E. Devoe Blackston

The Rev. Charles E. Blakely Mr. W. Fleming Blakely, Jr. Mrs. Joanne T. Blanton

Blue Ridge Medical Specialties, P.A. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph S. Boazman Mr. and Mrs. Gary E. Boetsch

Mrs. Charles S. Bolt, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lex Bolton

Mrs. Challen O. Bonar III Dr. James G. Bond

The Rev. David M. Bonner Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Bonner

Mrs. Carolyn B. Borden Mr. Mike E. Bouchillon

Bowater Incorporated Mrs. Harriet B. Bowen Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Bowyer Mr. and Mrs. William M. Boyce Mr. R. C. Boyd Mr. and Mrs. W. Howard Boyd, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Boykin III

Mr. Leon L. Boylston III

Mr. Raymond W. Bradley III

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dennis Brammer Mrs. Jane Sutton Branson

Mr. and Mrs. Jim N. Brantner Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Braun Mr. and Mrs. Curtis C. Brewer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Douglas Brice Mr. and Mrs. James T. Brice

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bridges Dr. Tracy Bridges Mr. C. J. Brockington III Mrs. Laura W. Broussard

Dr. and Mrs. Gilbert M. Brown

Mr. Richard H. Brown

Mr. and Mrs. G. Evans Bruner IV

Mrs. Lucien V. Bruno

Mr. and Mrs. R. Calvin Bryson Jr.

Buck’s Engine Parts Warehouse, Inc.

Mr. Robert E. Burford, Jr. The Rev. Wade T. Burton

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd R. Busbee, Jr. Mr. W. Wade Caldwell

Mr. and Mrs. Talmadge P. Callison

The Rev. and Mrs. R. W. Cameron, Jr. Mrs. Olin B. Cannon, Jr.

Mr. C. Todd Carlisle

Dr. and Mrs. J. Bruce Carlock, Jr. Miss Jean Carmichael

Mr. Thomas H. Carmichael

Carolina Homes of Hampton Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. William O. Carpenter Dr. Andrew J. Carter

Mr. and Mrs. L. Tracy Carter Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Carter Mrs. Sue M. Carter

Mrs. Anthony L. Caruso

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher B. Casey Mrs. Juanita J. Casey Central Carolina Bank & Trust Co.

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Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Chancey, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Donald Chapman III Mr. M. W. Chappell

The Rev. and Mrs. Conrad E. Cheatham Mr. Jerry D. Cheek

Dr. Ying Hsu Cheng

Dr. John C. Chisolm

Christ Church of Habersham-Beaufort

Dr. and Mrs. N. Bradley Christie

Citigroup Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. David E. Clayton

Mr. and Mrs. John D. Clithero CNSG, LLC Mr. L. Dan Cobb Mr. Kenneth Colwell

The Commercial Bank Mrs. William Conner

The Rev. and Mrs. Samuel Cooper IV Mr. W. Lee Cooper Miss Sylvia A. Corbin

Mr. and Mrs. John T. Corbitt Mr. Alan D. Cothran

Mr. William F. Cotty

Mr. and Mrs. John Cousart

Mr. and Mrs. Norman B. Cox

Mr. Henry E. Sonny Craft

Mr. Richard C. Craft Mr. W. Michael Craft

Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Craig Mr. W. David Craig III Mrs. H. E. Crain

Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Crawford

Crescent Supply Company, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Crowell CTSH, LLC

Dr. Margaret Cubine

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Culp Mrs. Craig C. Culp

Dr. and Mrs. Max A. Culp

Mrs. Kendall A. Cumbee

Mr. Ralph Dalton Dr. David A. Danehower

Mr. and Mrs. Harwell McCoy Darby, Jr. Mr. James C. Davidson, Jr. Mrs. Robert M. Davis

Mr. Charles D. Dean III Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Dean Mrs. George J. Deaton, Jr. Dr. Mario J. DeBari

Dr. Donald Demas Mr. H. Paul Dove, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James H. Drake Dr. Willard M. Drake, Jr.

The Rev. Kathryn G. Dudley Duke Energy Corporation Mr. and Mrs. W. Michael Duncan Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Dunlap, Jr. Gen. and Mrs. Harold A. Dye Mrs. June L. Ector

Rev. and Mrs. Charles F. Edgar Edgemoor ARP Church-Edgemoor Mr. William H. Edwards

Ms. Pamela A. Elliott

Mrs. Robert B. Elliott, Jr. Mr. Sam C. Elliott, Jr.

Major Timothy P. Ellis

Mr. and Mrs. H. Alan Elmore

Mr. Robert G. English

Mr. Reginald Steve Enlow

Ms. Elaine W. Epstein

Dr. and Mrs. Timothy A. Erskine Mr. and Mrs. David Estes

The Rev. and Mrs. Charles B. Evans III

Mrs. E. T. Evans, Jr.

Mr. J. Louis Evans, Jr. Dr. William E. Evans, Jr.

The Rev. Thomas F. Evatt

Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Ewart, Jr.

Express Personnel Services

Mrs. W. Bruce Ezell

Mr. John Gabriel Fahy

Mr. and Mrs. Marion C. Fairey, Jr.

Mr. William B. Fairey

Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin W. Farley

Mrs. Glenn M. Farrow

Dr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Faulkenberry

Mr. A. Donald Faulkner

Mr. and Mrs. E. Dean Ferguson

Mr. and Mrs. John Fields

Mrs. J. Pressley Fife

Mrs. Carolyn H. Fish Mr. Barry A. Fogle

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Fogle

Ford Matching Gift Program

Mrs. Anthony C. Fouts Mr. Frank E. Fravel

Honor Roll of Contributors the Gold Campaign

The Rev. and Mrs. Wayne A. Frazier

Dr. Keller Cushing Freeman

The Rev. Richard R. Frisbie

Dr. David Fuller

Mrs. Bettye H. Fulmer

The Rev. Henry J. Gambrell

Mrs. Roberta L. Garvin

Mr. F. Michael Gaymon

Georgia-Pacific Corporation

Mr. Roddey E. Gettys III

Mr. and Mrs. John E. Gibson

Mr. Keith B. Giddens, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. T. Dewey Goin Jr.

Dr. and Mrs. Rudolph G. Gordon

Dr. Artur L. Gorka

Dr. Mary Berg Gossett

Dr. Esperanza Granados

Grand Harbor Real Estate, Inc.

Ms. Joyce Gray James Green & Rebecca Miller

Ms. Grace H. Grice

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Grier

Mr. Calvin K. Grier

Miss Jennifer Nicole Grier

Mrs. Alice E. Grimes

Mr. and Mrs. Greswold Gwynette, Jr.

Mrs. R. Phillip Haire

Dr. James B. Hall/Mrs. Edith Miller Hall

The Rev. and Mrs. Gerald R. Hallman

Dr. B. Lindsay Hamilton, Jr.

Ms. Emmie A. Hancock

Mrs. William L. Hansard

Miss Jean M. Harkey

Ms. Sej Harman

Mrs. William O. Harrison

Dr. Rebecca Ann Hartsell

Mr. and Mrs. David C. Havird

Mr. James Elgin Hawthorne III

Lt. Col. Martha Hawthorne Miss S. Ann Hawthorne

Mr. Walter L. Heinsohn

Mr. Andrew P. Hemphill

Mr. and Mrs. Clair H. Henkes Jr.

Mrs. Hugh E. Henry Mrs. Robert J. Hermeston

Mrs. Edward M. Hicklin

Mr. and Mrs. James F. Hicklin

Mrs. John A. Hill

Dr. Keith Hilliard

Mrs. Helen Galigher Hilton

Ms. Gladys T. Hinson

Hinson and Fowler Hardware, Inc.

Mrs. Nancy Hobson

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Hodge

Dr. Pat Chisholm Holden

Mr. T. Stanford Honeycutt

Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Spivey Hood Mr. and Mrs. Christopher D. Horne Mr. and Mrs. W. Jay Horne Mrs. Elise M. Horton

Mrs. Judith Hoy Miss Sharon E. Huffstetler

Mrs. Reuben Hufham

Mr. Buster R. Huggins

Mrs. Dianne W. Hull

Dr. James C. Hull

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hunt

Dr. and Mrs. Peter J. Iannuzzi

Mr. and Mrs. Mark B. Ingle Mr. and Mrs. James B. Jackson

Mr. W. Scott James III Mr. and Mrs. William J. Jamieson

Mr. and Mrs. Ben C. Jeffords

Miss Margaret C. Jennings

Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Jinright, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson Miss Judy E. Johnson

Mr. W. Brian Jonas

Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Jones

Mr. and Mrs. William H. Jones

Ms. Myra B. Jones

Mr. P. Wayne Jones

Mrs. Jeanette A. Jordan

Dr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Juengst Dr. Joanne Jumper Kahn Development Company, Inc.

Mrs. Teru C. Kassner

Dr. W. Donald Kay Mr. Robert E. Kelley II

Mr. Kenneth C. Kelly

The Rev. and Mrs. Ira K. Kennerly Mr. and Mrs. William F. Keown

Mr. and Mrs. W. Patrick Kerns

Kesslers Team Sports

Mr. Thomas H. Ketchin III

The Rev. Paul Kim

Mr. and Mrs. Chester R. King Dr. and Mrs. Jack King Mr. K T. Kline, Jr.

Dr. and Mrs. Donald J. Koets

Mrs. John H. Kohler, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. David Kramer

Col. & Mrs. Anthony N. Kuykendall

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher L. Land

Mr. George S. Lauderdale, Jr.

Mr. Dan P. Leach

Dr. and Mrs. Richard B. Leaptrott

Mr. and Mrs. C. Scott Ledford

The Rev. George L. Leitze

Mrs. William H. Lesslie

Mr. and Mrs. William H. Lesslie, Jr.

Liberty Life Insurance Corporation

Mr. and Mrs. A. Eugene Limehouse

Dr. William C. Linderman

Drs. Wayne and Sharon Lindsay

Mrs. Sharon Linnehan

Mrs. Calvin D. Linton

Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Little

Ms. Vivian L. Little

Mr. John W. Lohmann

Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Lombardi

Mr. and Mrs. Carroll M. Long

Louisville ARP Church-Louisville, GA

Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Louthan, Jr.

The Rev. and Mrs. E. Pressly Love

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lowery

Lucent Technologies

Dr. and Mrs. David P. Lucido

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lundy, Jr. Mrs. James A. Lusk

The Rev. Frank E. Lybrand Dr. James J. Lynn Mrs. John R. Maddox Dr. V. Dawn Maddox

Mrs. Randa L. Mammarella

Mr. Wade E. Marlette, Jr.

Dr. Mary-Ruth Marshall

Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Martin

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin D. Martin

Dr. G. William Martin, Jr.

Mr. O. Doyle Martin

The Rev. Ichiro Matsuda

Mr. Lewis W. Matthews

Mauldin United Methodist Church-Mauldin Mr. Frederick S. Maus II

Maynard’s Home Furnishings

Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Mazzanna

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. McAbee Miss Mary S. McAllister Mrs. James B. McCeney

Miss Lucy Anne McCluer

Mr. Reuben V. McCord Mrs. Terryann McCoy Mrs. John R. McCravy III

Dr. and Mrs. Ralph C. McCullough II Mrs. Charles E. McCurdy

Mrs. Cynthia M. McCurry

Mr. and Mrs. Charles McDaniel

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. McDaniel

Mr. and Mrs. John W. McDill, Jr.

McDonald Patrick Attorneys at Law

The Rev. Emmett S. McDowell Miss Sarah May McFerrin Mr. and Mrs. W. Louie McGee Dr. and Mrs. James H. McGill Mrs. Kenneth H. McGill Mrs. E. David McGregor

Mr. Rob Roy McGregor III Dr. and Mrs. J. Roland McKinney Mr. William I. McKinney, Jr.

McWhorter’s Cleaning

Mr. and Mrs. James E. Meadors Mr. G. Kevin Metz Mr. and Mrs. Joshua A. Meurer

Mr. Charles O. Middleton, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald B. Milford Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Miller Mrs. Bruce F. Mills

Milton Shealy Funeral Home Mississippi Valley Presbyterian-New Albany, MS Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Mitchell

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Caruana Homes, Inc.

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Mr. and Mrs. J. Thomas Covington

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Mr. Edgar A. Coward

Mr. Joseph Keith Coward Mrs. Jane M. Cox

Mr. and Mrs. Joel R. Cox

Mary Cox Frame Shop

Mr. and Mrs. T. Preston Cox

Mr. and Mrs. Walter T. Cox III

Craco Construction and Development Inc.

Dr. and Mrs. George B. Craddock, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery Craft

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey E. Craft

Craig Avenue ARP Church-Charlotte, NC

Mrs. Brad Craig

Miss Betty A. Crawford

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Mr. William E. Crawford

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The Rev. and Mrs. Marion Currie

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Mr. Gary L. Daniels

Mr. James C. Daniels, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Ken Danielson

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Danville Surgical Center Inc.

Darlington County Water and Sewer Authority

Dr. Nahal Darvish and Ms. Sharieff Mansour

Dr. Thomas G. Daum

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Mr. and Mrs. D. Brian Davenport Mr. J. P. Davenport

Mr. Patrick E. Davenport

Mrs. Harold G. Davidson, Jr. Mr. John W. Davidson

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davidson Mrs. John E. Davis Mrs. Christen A. Davis Mr. C. Jeff Davis

Mr. George H. Davis

The Rev. Henry M. Davis IV

Mr. and Mrs. Lant B. Davis

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Mr. Ronnie Davis Mrs. Russell Davis

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Dr. and Mrs. D. Donald Day, Jr.

The Rev. David Wayne Day

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Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Deaton Mr. William DeCantis

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin R. Dees, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jason J. DeFronzo Mrs. R. K. Degenhardt Mr. and Mrs. James H. DeGroff Miss Barbara S. DeHamer

The Rev. Martin DeJong Mr. and Mrs. Oliver P. Dekle Mr. and Mrs. Louis Anthony Demattia Dr. Thomas G. Dendy Mrs. Lloyd W. Denison

Mrs. Duane Dennie Mr. Steven D. Dennis Mrs. Beverly G. Denny

Mr. and Mrs. H. Grady Denton

Mr. and Mrs. William B. Depass, Jr. Ms. Ann G. Depta Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy H. Derrick Ms. Elizabeth S. Deschamps

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. DeSpain Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence DeSpain Mr. and Mrs. Wesley K. Despain Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Detlefsen Mr. and Mrs. Earl Deuel

Ms. Melissa H. Devane

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Dr. and Mrs. John R. DeWitt

Staff Sgt. and Mrs. Harvey R. Dias

The Rev. and Mrs. Timothy Reid Dibble Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis G. Dickens Ms. Louise M. Dickerson

Mr. and Mrs. William B. Dickinson Mr. and Mrs. Sam G. Dickson Mr. Thomas F. Dickson

Dillon Family Dental Center, PC Dillon Internal Medicine Associates

Mrs. Dickey R. Dingle, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Dipiro

Disciples United Methodist Church-Greenville Mr. Jay A. DiSpirito

Mr. Adell Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Dixon Ms. Susan M. Dixon

The Rev. Carl Wilhelm Dobson Mr. H. A. Dobson Mr. Jeffrey W. Dodd

Mr. and Mrs. Darryl E. Dodd Dr. and Mrs. Lon Doles Mrs. Betsy M. Dominick

Mrs. St. Claire B. Donaghy Mr. and Mrs. John Donaldson

Mr. and Mrs. Doug Donivan Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Donnald Mr. S. Floyd Donnald

Mr. and Mrs. Brady C. Dooley

The Rev. David C. Dority Mr. and Mrs. David Dorn

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Matthew Doty

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Mrs. Dot Douglas Dr. and Mrs. F. Gerald Douglas

Mr. James Douglas Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Douglas

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald C. Douglas

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Mr. William Douglas

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Mr. and Mrs. M. Randall Driggers

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Mr. and Mrs. John H. Drummond

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Due West ARP Church Circle #1-Due West

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Mrs. Sarah H. Duerk

Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Duerksen

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Dr. and Mrs. Keith Dunn

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis F. Dunn

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Colonel and Mrs. Francis C. Dusenberry

Mr. Christopher Dux

Mr. and Mrs. Roger Dye

Ms. Linda Eminian Dyer Mr. and Mrs. Timothy A. Dyson

E2M, Inc.

Mrs. Sherod H. Eadon, Jr. Eagle Business Solutions, Inc. Ms. Elizabeth B. Eakes

Eastminster Presbyterian Church-Columbia Eau Claire Gospel Center

Ebenezer ARP Church-Lexington, VA Ebenezer ARP Church-Charlotte, NC Ebenezer ARP Women of the Church-Charlotte, NC Ebenezer ARP Women of the Church-Lexington, VA

Mr. and Mrs. Walton L. Ector

Mrs. Mary E. Eden Edens & Avant Real Estate, LLC

Mr. and Mrs. Bob Edgar Edgemont ARP Church-Covington, VA Edgemoor ARP Church Women’s MinistriesEdgemoor Mr. Furman L. Edmonds Mrs. David J. Edwards

Mrs. Grady F. Edwards Gov. James B. Edwards Dr. and Mrs. Larry R. Edwards

The Rev. Lewis B. Edwards

Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel C. Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Edwards Jr. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Edwards

Dr. Sterling J. Edwards, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne M. Edwards Ms. Kathryn M. Eichelberger

Elizabeth Shealy Fellowship Class

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The Rev. David R. Ellis Mr. Leon W. Ellis Mr. Louis M. Ellis, Jr. Mr. Phillip A. Ellison Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. F. Elsner Mrs. Janet H. Elton

Mr. and Mrs. Luther E. Elwell Mr. Paul L. Embler

Engelhard Corporation Mrs. Pat England Dr. Carl D. English

Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. English Jr. Mrs. Carrol B. Enzor Dr. Nancy D. Erickson

Erskine Staff Organization Mrs. Barbara M. Ervin Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ervin The Rev. John Daniel Erwin Mr. W. D. Erwin Ms. Viola M. Eshenaur Dr. Nora Espinoza Mrs. Richard A. Estes Mr. Manly Eubank

The Rev. Bruce Wayne Evans Mr. James M. Evans Ms. Suzanne K. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Wallace E. Evatt

The Rev. Dr and Mrs. Karl M. Everett, Jr. The Rev. and Mrs. William B. Everett Ms. Mae L. Everitt

Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Everitt, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Ey Mr. Christopher J. Eyrick Dr. and Mrs. W. Bruce Ezell Jr. Mr. Kevin A. Fabiano

Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Fagan Dr. and Mrs. Don Fairbairn, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Don Fairbairn, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James B. Fairey

Fairmount Presbyterian Church-Sewickley, PA

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Mrs. Margaret Falls The Rev. William Nale Falls

Mr. and Mrs. Francis R. Fant, Jr.

Mr. James A. Farmer Mr. and Mrs. Charles Farrell Jr. Ms. Nancy B. Farris

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Mrs. Russell Farrow

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Mrs. Astrid Faulkenberry

Mrs. H. M. Faulkner

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Fayetteville ARP Church-Fayetteville, TN

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Mrs. James E. Fayssoux, Jr.

Mr. Jerry Fedder

Mrs. John S. Fee Mrs. Sam D. Fee

Felos Bible Class-Harrisburg, NC

Mrs. Lawrence J. Femino

Mr. David Fender

Mr. and Mrs. Neil G. Fennell

Ms. Danielle Ferazi

Mr. W. Brownlee Ferguson

Mr. C. Carroll Ferguson

Mr. and Mrs. Clancy Ferguson

Mrs. Lester M. Ferguson

Ferillo and Associates Public Relations

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The Rev. Darrell Logan Fetzer

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Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Few, Jr.

Mr. James P. Fields, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Luther J. Fields

Carlton Fields, Attorneys at Law

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First Presbyterian - Alice Jackson Class

First ARP Church-Greenwood

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First Baptist Church Deacon Ministry-Ware Shoals

First Citizens Bank

First Presbyterian Church-Lenoir, NC

First Presbyterian Church, ARP -Avon Park, FL

First Presbyterian Church-Chattanooga, TN

First Presbyterian Church-Greer

First Presbyterian Church of Tucker-Atlanta, GA

First ARP Women of the Church-Greenwood Mrs. John B. Fisher

Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Fisher

Mr. James E. Fisher Ms. Louise G. Fisher

Mr. and Mrs. Ray R. Fisher Mrs. Roger C. Fisher

Mrs. Robert E. Flandry, Jr.

Flat Rock Presbyterian Church-Flat Rock,NC

The Rev. and Mrs. Edward E. Fleagle

Mr. Tracy E. Fleming

Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Fleming

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Fleming

Mrs. Hannah E. Flowe

Mrs. John T. Floyd

The Rev. Reginald G. Flynn

Fontela Electric, Inc. Mr. John Keaton Fonvielle Mrs. Irving F. Foote

Foothills Presbytery

Mr. Harrison P. Ford Mrs. M. C. Ford

Mrs. Wilborn M. Ford Mrs. Susan F. Forrest

Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Forrester Mr. and Mrs. John W. Fort

Mrs. Deborah G. Foster

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald R. Foster

Ms. Jeanelle P. Foster

The Rev. Karen A. Foster

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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fowle Mrs. Ben E. Fowler Ms. Carol B. Fowler Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Gene Fowler Mr. Dennis B. Fowler Mr. and Mrs. James L. Fowler Mr. and Mrs. Mack L. Fowler Mr. Robert B. Fowler, Sr.

The Rev. Sigrid Hanson Fowler Mr. Mark Fox

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Mr. and Mrs. R. Brian Fuller Mr. Ronald C. Fulmer

Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Fulmer Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Funderburk Furman University

Mr. and Mrs. Courtney Furman

Ms. Elena Furnari

Ms. Rebecca Fyock Mr. Levi Edward Gable Mrs. Lee Gable

Dr. Craig Gagnon Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gaillard Mrs. Lamar Gaillard Dr. Tara G. Gaines

Gainey’s Heating & Cooling, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gaither

The Rev. Sam C. Gaither, Jr.

Mr. Francis S. Gale, Jr.

Mrs. Jamie A. Gallagher

Gallivan, White & Boyd, P.A. Miss Elizabeth A. Galloway

Mrs. Robert S. Galloway, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Tim Galloway

Mr. Charles A. Gallyon III

Mr. Harold W. Galvin

Ms. Gereese R. Gambino

Ms. Kate D. Gamble

Mr. and Mrs. William M. Gamble

Ms. Peggy B. Gandy

Mr. Alfred W. Gantt

Ms. Adelaide L. Gantt

Mrs. Aubrey D. Gantt

Garden City Realty, Inc.

Ms. Gloria L. Gardiner

Mr. James M. Gardner

Mrs. James M. Gardner

Mr. and Mrs. William A. Gardner

Mrs. Karen D. Garland

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Garrett Dr. and Mrs. John B. Garrett, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Garrett

Mr. and Mrs. K. Stephen Garrett Mr. Peter T. Garrett

Mr. and Mrs. Steve C. Garris

Mrs. Lloyd O. Garrison Ms. Helen M. Gartman

Miss Noelle Tiffany Garvin

Mr. and Mrs. K. Wayne Gaskill

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Gasque

Gastonia First ARP Women’s MinistriesGastonia, NC

Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Gatliff

Mr. John M. Gaultney

Mr. Norman M. Gause

Mrs. William B. Gautier

Mr. Michael E. George

Mr. and Mrs. Fredric B. Gershon Mr. Craig A. Gettys

Mrs. Roger Gettys

Mr. Jimmy I. Gibbs

Mrs. Elizabeth P. Gibson

Gibson Landscape LLC

Mrs. Nancy R. Gibson

Dr. Robert H. Gibson

Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Giese

Mr. and Mrs. William M. Gifford, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. William M. Gifford

Mr. Arthur M. Gillard

Mr. and Mrs. Gene Gilleland

Mrs. Charles W. Gillespie, Jr.

Mrs. John B. Gilmer

The Rev. and Mrs. Scott Gilmer

Dr. and Mrs. Bruce T. Gilmore

GINN-LA Charleston River Club LTD LLLP

Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Glasgow

Miss Barbara Glasscock

Mr. and Mrs. Bradley I. Glen

Mr. Richard C. Glenn

Mr. W. Robinson Glenn III

Glenwood Youth Activities

Glenwood ARP Church Womens SocietyCharlotte, NC

Mr. James D. Glisson

Mr. and Mrs. James D. Gnehm

Mr. Stanley Godbolt Mrs. James E. Goddard, Jr. Miss Susan Goforth Mrs. Garrison Goforth

Mr. Lewis M. Goldbourne

Ms. Carolyn D. Goldsmith

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Goldsmith Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. Chien

Dr. Sadie H. Goldsmith

Mr. E. M. ‘Skip’ Goley

Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. Goodbar

Ms. Mary Lou Goodman-Harwell

Goodstein Law Firm, L. L. C.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Goodwin, Jr.

Mrs. Kristen N. Gordon

Mr. Henry H. Gordon, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. R. J. Gore

The Rev. and Mrs. Churchill P. Goree III Dr. Thomas H. Gorry

Mrs. George E. Goudelock

Mr. and Mrs. Steven C. Gracien Mr. Burnley K. Graham

Mr. Claude W. Graham III

Ms. Frances S. Graham

Mr. Michael D. Graham

Ms. Margaret C. Grant

Mr. and Mrs. Peter T. Grap Mr. and Mrs. C.W. Graves, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Graves

Gray Engineering Consultants

Mr. and Mrs. J. Reid Gray Mr. David Gray, Jr.

Ms. Patricia R. Gray Mr. and Mrs. Samuel L. Gray Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Greear

Mrs. Nancy H. Green Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Green Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Green Mr. and Mrs. Lee Greene

Mr. Jeremy David Michael Greene Miss Molly F. Greene

Dr. and Mrs. William E. Greene

Greenville ARP Women’s Ministries-Greenville

Greenville Council Media Specialists

Greenwood Athletic Club

Greenwood Capital Associates

Greenwood Chapter American Guild of Organists

Greenwood Mills, Inc.

Greenwood ARP Church, United Bible ClassGreenwood Mr. Brent C. Greer

Mr. Malcolm C. Gregory

Ms. Karen H. Gregory

The Rev. Dr. Richard H. Grice

Dr. John M. Grier, Jr.

Ms. Mary Ann Grier

Mrs. W. P. Grier, Jr.

Mrs. John C. Griffin

Mrs. Stefanie B. Griffin

Mr. and Mrs. William R. Griffith

Mr. Aaron P. Griffith

Ken Griffith Painting, Inc.

Dr. and Mrs. M. Dale Griffith

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick H. Grills

Mrs. Robert A. Grindle

Dr. and Mrs. Gary M. Grindstaff

Mr. James R. Grindstaff

Mrs. Evelyn C. Grogan

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Mrs. Robert Grogan

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Mrs. Suzanne W. Grove

Mr. Edwin D. Groves

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas L. Gryder

Mrs. Joan B. Guercia

Mr. Erick F. Guest

Gulf Stream Construction

Mrs. Markie M. Gunn

Mr. and Mrs. W. Glenn Gurley

Mrs. Ronald T. Gursky

Gunter Timber Company

Ms. Kathleen G. Guy Mr. Paul Guy Mr. and Mrs. James Guyan

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Guyette

Mrs. Johnny C. Guyton Ms. Frances Gwaltney

Mr. Perry Gwinn Ms. Dorothy D. Gyurko

H. Auto Sales, Inc.

Haber Corporation

Mr. and Mrs. James G. Haefs

Mr. and Mrs. David Hager

Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Hager

S. D. Haithcock

Mrs. Kathryn H. Hale Ms. Mildred Halfacre

Miss Ashley Brook Hall

Miss Carol B. Hall Mrs. Dan R. Hall Mr. and Mrs. James C. Hall

Mr. and Mrs. James C. Hall, Jr.

Dr. and Mrs. Lee Ellis Hall

Mr. and Mrs. Martin B. Hall, Jr. Ms. Melody B. Hall Dr. Robert A. Hall

Mr. and Mrs. Terrell Hall Mr. Wilbur A. Hall, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. William F. Halligan Ms. Faye H. Hallman

The Rev. and Mrs. John L. Hallman III Miss Susan L. Hallman Mrs. W. G. Hallman

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Halpern Mr. and Mrs. Paul N. Hamberis

The Rev. and Mrs. Greg M. Hamer

The Rev. and Mr. Judy Correll Hames Mrs. Lessie S. Hamilton S. B. Peckham and S. Hamlin Mr. Byrd Lucius Hammett Mr. and Mrs. Beau Hammond Mr. Charles H. Hampton Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hamrick

The Rev. Dong Won Han Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Handell Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Handell D. H. Hankins Trucking Co. LLC

Miss Brenda M. Hanks Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Hannah Mr. Edwin Y. Hannan Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Hanner Mrs. Timothy J. Haraden Ms. Barbara A. Hardee Mrs. James E. Hardin Mrs. Karen M. Hardin Mrs. Edna C. Harding Erin Hardwick and Associates Miss Tammie V. Hardy Mrs. Elizabeth G. Hargett

The Rev. Richard Curtis K. Harkness Mrs. Sarah L. Harman

Mr. Donald W. Harper, Jr. Mrs. J. Gary Harper, Jr. Ms. Jane V. Harper Mrs. Henry G. Harris

Mr. and Mrs. Ben H. Harris, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Charles C. Harris Mrs. J. Donald Harris Mr. and Mrs. James W. Harris, Jr. Miss Karen R. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harris Mr. Steven W. Harris Dr. and Mrs. William M. Harris Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gary W. Harrison Dr. and Mrs. F. W. Harrison Mr. and Mrs Lewis C. Harrison

The Rev. and Mrs. Randolph H. Harry Mrs. William D. Hart Mr. and Mrs. John E. Hart Mr. Howard S. Hart, Jr. Mrs. John E. Hart Mr. and Mrs. B. Hicks Harwell Mr. Henry S. Hartzog Dr. Ronald W. Harvard

Mr. Joe Harvard Mr. Vernon S. Harwell, Jr. Mrs. Jane T. Hasty Mrs. Jan T. Haubenreich

Mr. J. Harvey Hawkins Mrs. Jane L. Hawkins Mrs. Nancy L. Hawkins Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Hawkins Miss C. Elizabeth Hawthorne

Mr. Rowland O. Hawthorne III

Ms. Margaret B. Hayes

The Hon. Jackie E. Hayes Mrs. Mark E. Hayes Mr. Mark P. Hayes Mr. and Mrs. W. Calvin Haynes Jeff Ruble and Cathy Hazelwood Ms. Caren L. Hazelwood Mr. Joseph M. Heard Mrs. Lloyd Heckle

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Hedley Dr. Robert J. Hedrick

Miss Lara E. Hegler

Mr. Theron C. Hegler, Jr. Dr. Jack F. Heinsohn, Jr.

Helen Cragun Family Trust

Mr. and Mrs. Don L. Helker Mr. Pierce D. Hellams Mr. and Mrs. D. Andrew Helton

Dr. Tim S. Helton

Dr. and Mrs. James V. Hemphill

Ms. Kathryn F. Hendricks Mr. Russell David Hendrix

Mrs. William R. Hendrix

Mr. and Mrs. William L. Hendrix Jr. Mrs. Robert L. Hennecy

Mr. Robert L. Hennecy, Jr. Mr. John M. Henning

Mrs. Albert C. Henry

Mr. James Henry

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Henry

Mrs. Marie Henry

The Rev. Robert F. Henry, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Henry, Jr.

Ms. Sherry Hering

Herndon Charitable Foundation

Ms. Linda L. Hester

Mrs. Phyllis F. Hicklin

Mr. and Mrs. John Hicklin, Jr. Ms. Roseann E. Hicklin Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hickman

Miss Harmony Anne Hicks

Mr. Marvin H. Hicks Mrs. Neal Hicks

Mrs. E. T. Higgins, Jr. Ms. Patricia M. Higgins

Higher Education Research-Policy Center, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Clay Hightower Hill & Hill, L.L.C.

Mrs. Asa H. Hill, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hill Mrs. Donnie L. Hill Mr. F. Maynard Hill Dr. and Mrs. John E. Hill Mr. and Mrs. L. Howard Hill, Jr. Mrs. Paul E. Hill, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hill Mrs. William S. Hilton Dr. John J. Hindman

Dr. and Mrs. Frank Hines, Jr. Mr. Jimmy L. Hinson

Mrs. Martha Hinson Mr. Randy Hinson

Mrs. Leslie S. Hinton Miss Perri Elizabeth Hiott

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hipps Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Hipps Mrs. Dennis Robert Hitchman Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hock Miss Jessie Kathryn Hock Mr. James (Jay) P. Hodge Mr. W. Mills Hodge Ms. Olivia Hodges

The Rev. and Mrs. John J. Hoeprich Mr. and Mrs. F. Ed Hogan Mr. and Mrs. Wayne L. Hogon Mrs. A. W. Holbrook, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Holcombe Miss M. Jane Holladay Dr. Charles E. Holland Dr. Shirley K. Holland Ms. Deborah S. Hollar

Mrs. Harold Holley Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hollingsworth Dr. Lisa C. Holloman Miss Patricia A. Holloman Mrs. Jerdone D. Holloway Mrs. James C. Holmes Mr. Daniel Sean Holsonback Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Holt Mrs. Albert G. Holzinger

Home Depot Mr. Ross M. Holmes, Jr. Honea Path Presbyterian Church-Honea Path Mrs. Frank G. Honeycutt Dr. and Mrs. C.K. Hood Mr. Coleman P. Hood Mr. Edward W. Hood Mr. William B. Hood Ms. Laura V. Hook Ms. Betty C. Hooks Mrs. Steven G. Hope Mr. and Mrs. James H. Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Horlbeck Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin Horne Mr. and Mrs. C. W. S. Horne Miss Conner B. Horne Mrs. Mary G. Horne Mrs. James H. Horner, Jr. Ms. Deborah McDaniel Horton Mr. Robert L. Horton Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Horton Mr. and Mrs. John A. Houck Mr. and Mrs. Stanley C. House

The Rev. and Mrs. Brian L. Howard Mrs. Claudia D. Howard Mr. and Mrs. Eddie P. Howard Mr. and Mrs. R. Wyndal Howard

The Rev. William E. Howard, Jr. Mrs. Anna G. Howell Mrs. Griffin E. Howell III Lt. Col. Mark T. Hubbard Mr. and Mrs. Tim E. Hudson Ms. Andrea D. Hudson Mr. James G. Hudson Mr. and Mrs. M. Eber Hudson

Ms. Patsy D. Huey

Mr. Billy H. Huff Mrs. Charles B. Huffman

Mrs. H. Glenn Huffstetler

Mrs. Elbert C. Huggins Dr. Thomas Bourne Huggins, Jr. Mr. Dale L. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Phillip L. Hughes, Sr. Ms. Lucy A. Hughston Dr. and Mrs. P. Carter Hull, Jr. Dr. Paul Gene Humphrey Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Hunt

Col. Henry L. Hunt Miss Kaitlin Johnson Hunt

The Rev. and Mrs. Mark Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Claud C. Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Hunter Mrs. J. B. Hunter

Mr. Joe Ben Hunter III Mr. and Mrs. Macon G. Hunter Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Maxcy P. Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Wilson G. Hunter

Huntersville ARP Ladies Auxiliary

Mrs. Eric B. Van Huss Mrs. Rufus W. Hutchinson

Mr. and Mrs. David M. Hutter

HWS Holdings Limited

Mr. and Mrs. J. Todd Hyche

Mrs. Laura M. Ingraham Dr. and Mrs. George L. Irwin Mr. and Mrs. James T. Irwin

Iva ARP Women of the Church-Iva

Mr. Richard R. Ivey

Mr. and Mrs. Franklin D. Ivey

Mr. Kent W. Ivey

JABS Fireworks

Mr. and Mrs. Steven B. Jack Mr. and Mrs. William Frazier Jackson Mr. David M. Jackson

Mr. James B. Jackson III

Mr. and Mrs. James B. Jackson, Sr. Miss Lisa Laquetta Jackson

Ms. Rebecca G. Jackson

Mrs. Robert P. Jackson

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Jackson Mrs. Shanon B. Jackson

Mrs. Winifred M. Jackson

Dr. Ginger Lewis Jacobs

James Island Physical Therapy

Dr. and Mrs. William F. James, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. James

Mrs. Claude Jameson

Mr. and Mrs. George H. Jameson Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Jameson Mrs. Dallas R. Jamison

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Janzen Mrs. Lewis A. Jaynes Mr. Denton M. Jefferson

Ms. Shannon Jeffreys

Dr. and Mrs. David Jenkins Mrs. Janet H. Jenkins Mr. Justin H. Jenkins

Ms. Margaret H. Jenkins Ms. Susan Jenkins

Mr. and Mrs. William C. Jenkins

Mr. Joseph L. Jennings, Jr. Mrs. Louis P. Jervey, Jr.

Joe H. Smith Company, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Michael Johansen Mr. and Mrs. William T. Johanson

Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies

The Rev. Zackary R. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Andy Johnson Mr. and Mrs. C. Quay Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Ed Johnson Ms. Glenda Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Horace W. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. J. Thomas Johnson Mrs. J. William Johnson

Mr. and Mrs. John T. Johnson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Johnson Ms. Kathryn L. Johnson

Mrs. Margaret S. Johnson

Mr. Michael Paul Johnson

Mr. and Mrs. Reginald H. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Ray L. Johnson Mrs. Richard W. Johnson Ms. Regina Johnson

The Rev. and Mrs. Robert B. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Roland C. Johnson Dr. Sheryl May Johnson Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Johnson Mr. W. Michael Johnson

Mr. Walter L. Johnson

Miss Deborah F. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Ben Johnston

Mr. Bobby L. Johnston

Ms. Elisabeth M. Johnston

Mr. and Mrs. John E. Johnston Mr. and Mrs. William S. Johnstone Mr. Henry L. Jolly

Mrs. Alice Allen Jones Ms. Celeste T. Jones Mr. David Jonathan Jones

Mrs. Elizabeth Leigh B. Jones

The Rev. and Mrs. Gary L. Jones

Mr. and Mrs. George L. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Jones, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J .F. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Jones

Mrs. Kathy C. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jones

Ms. M. Jill Jones

Mr. Michael Andrew Jones

Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Jones

Mrs. Paul A. Jones

Mr. Russ H. Jones

Mrs. Reuben S. Jones, Jr.

Mrs. Beverly Ann Jordan Mr. and Mrs. D. Bradley Jordan Mr. and Mrs. John Jordan

Mrs. Joy Jordan

Mr. Lawton Jordan, Jr.

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Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Reinhardt Jr.

Ms. Dianne Reistroffer

Ms. Linda Renwick

Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Revels

Reynolds Engineering, Inc.

The Rev. and Mrs. Charles W. Reynolds, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Reynolds

Miss Ashley Leigh Rhinehart

Mr. M W. Perry III and Kathleen M. Rhoades

Mrs. Frank Rhodarmer

Mrs. W. S. Rhodes

Mr. and Mrs. Norman D. Rice

Mr. Earl C. Rice

James R. Rice Home Repair

Mr. and Mrs. James D. Rich

Mr. and Mrs. W. Keith Richardson

Dr. Brenda Richardson

Dr. William C. Richardson, Jr.

The Rev. Deborah Richardson-Moore

Mr. and Mrs. Van K. Richarson

Mrs. Ben E. Richburg, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. James P. Rickenbaugh

Mr. Robert E. Ricketts

Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Riddle

Mrs. W. Paul Riddle

Mr. Abner D. Riehl

Mr. David P. Riggins

Dr. John W. Riley

Miss Bethany Ann Riley

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Riley

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ringer Mr. and Mrs. Ken Ritzenthaler

Mr. L. David Rivers, Jr.

RMIC’s Matching Contribution Program

Mr. and Mrs. A. Keith Roberts

Mrs. Karen L. Roberts

Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Roberts Mr. Robert F. Roberts

The Rev. Terrence G. Roberts

The Rev. and Mrs. William R. Roberts

Mrs. John V. Robertson III

Mr. R. Earl Robertson, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Robertson

Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Robertson

Mr. W. Bartram Robeson III

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Robeson Dr. Christopher J. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. David M. Robinson

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh G. Robinson Ms. Marie O. Robinson

Mrs. T. A. Robinson

The Rev. Thomas A. Robinson Dr. Ty B. Robinson

Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Roche, Jr.

Rock Hill High School

ROCON Manufacturing Corporation

Mr. W. Graeme Rodriguez

Mr. and Mrs. Carroll H. Roe, Jr.

Rogers Financial Group Rogers Stereo, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Dwain K. Rogers

Mr. and Mrs. Gary B. Rogers

Mrs. Glenn E. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. John C. Rogers Mrs. J. Kenneth Rogers Mrs. J. P. Rogers

Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Rogers, Jr. Mrs. Katherine W. Rogers Mrs. Rhemar Rogers Mrs. Sally Romein Dr. James W. Romer

Mr. Julien (Jud) D. Roper, Jr.

The Rev. and Mrs. John C. Ropp, Jr. Mr. Glenn T. Rose

Dr. Jack Rosenberg Ms. Eve A. Ross

Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. Ross Jr. Ross, Johnston & Kersting, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Ross III Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Rossen Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Tate Rouser

The Rev. and Mrs. David L. Rowe

The Rev. and Mrs. Gilbert H. Rowell Ms. Kathryn Rowell Dr. Thomas C. Rowland, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Rowlett Mr. E. L. Rowley

Royal & SunAlliance

Mrs. William H. Royall Mrs. William C. Ruble

Mrs. Mary T. Rucker Mrs. Robert R. Rumph Dr. and Mrs. Gerald E. Runager Mrs. Millie H. Runyon

Mr. and Mrs. Eric W. Ruschky

Mr. Macky Rush Mr. S. Bryan Rush

Mr. and Mrs. Terry Rushton

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Russell Mrs. Richard W. Rutland

Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Sabatini

Ms. Marie A. Sabatini

Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Sadler

Mr. and Mrs. Orion H. Sain, Jr. Mrs. O.H. Sain, Sr.

Mrs. Lillian P. Salley

Mr. John O. Salonen Ms. Debbie W. Salter

Mrs. Lillian Saltmiras

Mr. and Mrs. John T. Salyer

Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Sanders, Jr. Mr. Eugene W. Sanders III Mr. and Mrs. James H. Sanders

James H. Sanders Photo

Mrs. Kimberly Sanders

Mrs. Paul R. Sanders, Jr.

Ms. Willyne C. Sanders

Sanofi-Synthelabo Matching Gifts

Santee-Cooper

Mr. Tony Santella

Mrs. Roger C. Sanwald

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Sapp

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Sargent, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Satterfield

The Rev. N. Cliff Satterwhite

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Sauret

Mr. Charles E. Savage

Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Savage III

Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Sawicki

The Rev. Julie C. Schaaf

Dr. Stephen G. Schaeffer

Mrs. Emily Schell

Dr. and Mrs. Richard C. Schelp

Mr. and Mrs. William C. Schneider

Mr. Dean A. Schneider and Ms. Robin Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas S. Schultz

Mr. and Mrs. J. Noel Schweers III

Dr. Orene V. Schoenfeld

Mr. Maury Scobee

Mrs. Elizabeth O. Sconyers

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Scorsone

Mr. and Mrs. David M. Scott

Mr. and Mrs. George F. Scott

The Rev. and Mrs. George William Scott

Mr. John R. Scott

Scott, Lawyer & Lu Orthodontics, LLC

Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Scott

Mr. and Mrs. George W. Seaborn

Honor Roll of Contributors the Gold Campaign

Sears Drywall

Mr. George H. Sease

Mr. and Mrs. Newman K. Sease

Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie G. Seawright

Mr. Frank L. Seawright

Second Presbyterial Fund

Mrs. Herman K. See

Miss Katherine A. Seeliger

Sellars & Cole, LLC

Mrs. David Sellers

Mrs. W. O. Sellers

Ms. Susan H. Sellman

Mrs. Mary L. Sessoms

The Rev. and Mrs. David W. Setzer

Mrs. Jennifer W. Sexton

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh D. Shafer

Mr. W. Langhorne Shaffer III

Mrs. George W. Sharpton

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Shea

Mr. Claude N. Shealy

Mrs. J. Darrell Shealy

Mrs. Trinka C. Shealy

Mr. and Mrs. William L. Sheftall, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Shelton

The Rev. and Mrs. Thomas K. Sheppard

The Rev. Lewis R. Sherard

Mr. Knox H. Sherer

The Rev. and Mrs. Robert E. Sherer

Mr. R. Blane Sherer

Mr. Bill Sherrill

Mrs. Charles R. Shick

Mr. and Mrs. Terry Shinn

Mr. Joe A. Shirley, Jr.

Ms. Mary Lee Shirley

The Rev. and Mrs. Thomas C. Shoger

Miss Sarabeth Susan Shoger

Mr. James W. Shores

Dr. John R. Showalter

The Rev. Kelli Belangia Shrivastava Mr. Paul R. Shriver

Mrs. Tamara R. Shue

Mr. John F. Shuler

Ms. Patsy Shuler

Mr. and Mrs. Paul K. Shumpert

Mr. and Mrs. Maury Shurlds

Ms. Ruth P. Sieburg

Sikes Insulation, Inc.

Miss Patricia S. Silva

Mrs. Harriet M. Simmons

Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Simmons, Jr. Mrs. Teresa J. Simmons

Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Simons IV

Mrs. James E. Simonton

Mrs. W. Thomas Simonton Mrs. Beuna S. Simpson

Mr. and Mrs. Carroll H. Simpson

Mr. John M. Simpson, Jr. Miss Sara M. Simpson

Mr. and Mrs. Troy A. Simpson Mrs. Catherine Sims

Mrs. George D. Sims

Mr. and Mrs. J. Brian Singleton

Mrs. Leslie P. Sisiam

Miss W. Lynn Skidmore

Skinner Auto Sales LLC

Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Skipper III

Mr. Robert Skutt

Ms. Caroline M. Slakey

Mrs. James C. Slice

Mrs. Jennifer E. Small

Mr. and Mrs. Vernon M. Small

Mr. and Mrs. James J. Smeenge

Mr. and Mrs. Larry G. Smellie

Mr. Adrian T. Smith

Ms. Angela F. Smith

Ms. Anna H. Smith

Mr. and Mrs. C. Michael Smith

The Rev. and Mrs. Calvin L. Smith

Mr. Casey Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher N. Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Clary H. Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Clifton L. Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Dwight H. Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Darryl L. Smith

Mr. E. Finley Smith

Mrs. Emma P. Smith

Dr. Franklin N. Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Gene R. Smith

Mr. Glenn R. Smith

Mrs. George F. Smith, Jr.

Ms. Grier Harris Smith

Dr. Guy Smith

Mr. Henry J. Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Smith, Jr.

Mr. J. Brooks Smith

The Rev. Jacob Smith

Dr. and Mrs. James H. Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Joel A. Smith III

Mr. John D. Smith

Mr. Johnny L. Smith and Ms. Ruby B. Lord

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Smith

The Rev. Kenneth L. Smith

Dr. and Mrs. L. Lyle Smith

Mr. Mark L. Smith

Ms. Nancy J. Smith

Mr. O. Stanley Smith, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Smith

Dr. Rachel B. Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Randy K. Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond V. Smith, Jr.

The Rev. and Mrs. Rockwell Smith

Mr. Stuart M. Smith

Mr. Thomas B. Smith, Jr.

Mr. William M. Smith

Mrs. F. Lewis Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Bailey Smoak

Miss Garreth Elizabeth Smoak

Dr. Gary A. Smoak

Mrs. John A. Smoak

Mrs. Lee G. Smoak, Jr.

Smyrna ARP Church

Mrs. Apryl B. Snair

Snead Paper Company, Inc.

Dr. and Mrs. W. Daniel Sneed

Mrs. Richard C. Snyder

Mr. and Mrs. James E. Snyder

Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Sommers

Ms. Barbara L. Soper

South Carolina Association of Teacher Educators

South Carolina Democratic Party South Carolina State Firemen’s Association

South Carolina State University

The South Financial Group

Southeastern Sports Medicine, PLLC

Southwest Chicago Christian School Association Mrs. Betty R. Sowell

Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Sowers

Mrs. Paul H. Spain

Spanky’s Custom Pin Striping, Inc.

Mr. Samuel F. Sparrow

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spearman Mr. Joseph J. Spears, Jr.

Mr. Earl H. Spencer

Mr. L. James Spencer

The Rev. and Mrs. R. Edward Spencer

Miss Rachel Spencer

Mr. Sheldon W. Spencer

Mr. Christopher Henning Spires

Mr. and Mrs. Logan S. Spoon Mr. J. Fred Sprouse

Mrs. William B. Sprouse, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Chet Spruill, Jr. Mrs. William L. Spurgeon

Mrs. Brantlee J. Spurrier

Mrs. David Squires

Col. William H. Squires, Jr.

SREB Receive Account

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. St. John

St. John’s United Methodist Men’s Club St. Paul Travelers Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H. Stack, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. George B. Stacy Mrs. Diane H. Standridge

Mr. and Mrs. John W. Stanfield

The Rev. Martha L. Starnes Mrs. M. J. Stansell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joel R. Stanton Dr. Michael J. Staples Mr. and Mrs. Emory Stapleton Mr. Richard L. Starks Mrs. Phonzo H. Starnes Mr. and Mrs. J. Ray Starr Statesville Business & Professional Women’s Club

Mrs. Robin M. Staub Ms. Linda T. Steber Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Stedman Mr. and Mrs. Russell M. Steel, Jr. Mrs. Robert L. Steer, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Mike Steffen Mr. Neil C. Steifle, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William C. Steifle Mrs. John C. Stein Mrs. Annie C. Stenhouse

Dr. and Mrs. Louis M. Stephens Mr. Chris Stephenson Mr. and Mrs. James R. Stevens Ms. Kimberly L. Stevens Mrs. Michael Stevenson Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Mrs. Ella Mae Stewart

The Rev. J. David Stewart Dr. and Mrs. William T. Sherer III Mrs. James E. Still Mr. Brand R. Stille Stirling and O’Connell Mr. and Mrs. Myron Stockman Stockman Oil

Mrs. Lucy Stokely Mr. and Mrs. William C. Stone Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Stone Mrs. Jane U. Stone Mr. and Mrs. John P. Stone Mrs. Scott R. Stone Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Stoner Mrs. Sara R. Stork

Miss Christy Emeline Stowe Miss Jynne Ruth Stowe

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Stowe Mrs. Leslie A. Stradley

The Rev. Stephen Ray Streett Mrs. Herman E. Strickland Mrs. W. M. Strom

Mr. and Mrs. James E. Stroup Miss Katharine M. Struthers

Mrs. Charles A. Stuart

Ms. Deborah Stuart

Mr. and Mrs. Heyward A. Stuckey Ms. Judith K. Stuhr Mr. and Mrs. Keith Sturkie

Mrs. Wallace Stutts

Mr. W. Wesley Styers

Mr. and Mrs. Arturo A. Suarez

Mr. and Mrs. Mario A. Suarez

Ms. Lugenia M. Suber

Mr. and Mrs. Max Suber

Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Sullivan

Mr. and Mrs. George P. Sullivan Linder Sullivan

Ms. Mary B. Summerlin

Mr. and Mrs. John Summey

Mrs. William A. Sunbury, Jr.

Sunrise Utilities, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. H. Floyd Surles III Mr. and Mrs. James F. Sutherland

Mrs. Katherine H. Sutherland Mrs. Samuel C. Suttles

Mr. Paul E. Sweesy Mrs. Marie K. Swick Mrs. Shirley R. Swiney

Mrs. Vivian L. Swofford

Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Sytz, Sr.

Mr. Paul E. Szobody Mrs. Roxanne W. Szumilas

T.E.L. Sunday School Class

T3 Chipping, LLC

Mr. W. Aubrey Taffar

Takeda Pharmaceuticals North America, Inc.

Mr. Gregg T. Talbert

Mr. and Mrs. Johny Tallent

Mrs. Christopher L. Talley Mr. and Mrs. David M. Tanner

Mr. and Mrs. Foard H. Tarbert, Jr. Dr. Paul E. Tarence

Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Tashbook

Mr. Richard Taurozzi

Mr. Gregg L. Tavani

Miss Christian Ann Taylor

Mr. and Mrs. E. Van Taylor Jr. Mr. F. Carroll Taylor, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd M. Taylor, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Taylor III Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor Mr. and Mrs. H. Clinton Taylor Mr. and Mrs. James T. Taylor, III

The Rev. and Mrs. Jonathan Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Taylor

Mrs. Tom Taylor

Mrs. Walter N. Taylor

TechnoMetrica Market Intelligence Incentive Distribution

Mrs. Jule Temple, Jr. Mrs. Caron H. Temples

The Rev. Elizabeth L. Templeton

Tennessee Alabama Presbyterial Union Dr. Christopher A. Terry Mr. David L. Terry Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Thomas Mr. Walter Thomas Mrs. Furman E. Thomason Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Darryl Thompson Dr. Graves H. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Timothy C. Thompson Mr. Wally Thompson

Thomson Presbyterian Church-Thomson, GA Ms. Virginia M. Thorn Mrs. Karen Threlkeld Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Thrift

The Rev. Marion F. Thullbery Mrs. Robert W. Ticknor Ms. Ola Belle Tillman Mrs. Robert M. Tillotson

The Timken Company Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Timmerman Mr. Thomas J. Timmerman Dr. and Mrs. Keith D. Timms Miss Mary Lee Tipton

Tirzah ARP Women of the Church-York Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Tisdale Dr. and Mrs. Calvin W. Todd

The Rev. and Mrs. Charles Y. Todd Mr. and Mrs. J. Harold Todd Mrs. J. Hubert Todd Mr. J. McClain Todd Ms. Mary E. Todd Mr. Richard E. Todd Ms. Mildred C. Tolar Miss Catherine Edmiston Tolbert Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie L. Tomlin Mr. and Mrs. Pearse Tormey Mr. and Mrs. Darel A. Torrence

The Town of Due West Mr. Charles E. Townsend III Tracy’s Logging, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Richard Trammell Mr. Walter C. Trammell, III Mrs. Laura Leigh M. Traylor Mrs. Martha E. Treadwell Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Treas Mrs. Katharine G. Tremblay Triad Dodge

Mrs. Louise P. Trice Mrs. Leslie B. Trier

Trinity ARP Women of the Church-Tampa, FL

Trinity United Methodist Church Exodus Sunday School Class-Honea Path

Trinity United Methodist Church Pairs and Spares-Honea Path

Ms. Jane W. Trinkley

Mr. and Mrs. Lynn A. Trivett Mr. and Mrs. Riley W. Troth

Ms. Mary B. Truchio

Mrs. David R. Truluck Mr. and Mrs. William H. Tucker

The Rev. and Mrs. John G. Tucker Mrs. Nancy W. Tucker Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Tuggle

Mr. Richard C. Tuggle Ms. Patricia A. Tull

Ms. Priscilla J. Tunnell

Ms. Debbie L. Turner

Mr. and Mrs. Gilmer S. Turner

Ms. Helen H. Turner

Mrs. Molly M. Turner

Mrs. Orien L. Turner, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Phil Turner

Mrs. Thomas K. Turner III

Mr. and Mrs. Randall B. Twitty

Mr. and Mrs. Earle G. Tyler

Ms. Lynn A. Uber

Ms. Ada W. Udall

Miss Esther Cairns Udall

Mr. and Mrs. Marc Udall Mr. and Mrs. David Ulizio

Mr. and Mrs. Pablo V. Unda

Upstate Appliance

Urban League of the Upstate, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Louis C. Vales

Mrs. Barbara Vanadore

Ms. Patricia B. Vanderford

Mr. Daniel P. Vandiver

Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Vann

Mr. and Mrs. Roger R. Varin

Mrs. Richard Vaughan

Ms. Tammy W. Vaughn Mrs. Jerry W. Vaughn Mrs. Luci T. Vaughn

Ms. Margaret Venzke

Mr. George Veres

Tanis Veres

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vernon

Mr. and Mrs. R. Kent Vinson

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Voskuil

Wachovia Bank of S.C., N.A.

The Wachovia Corporation

Mrs. Ellen L. Wade

Mr. John Wade

M.D. Wagner, Inc.

Dr. Alan T. Wakeman

Mrs. Dennis R. Waldrep

Mrs. Margaret Waldrop

Dr. Timothy L. Waldrop

Mr. and Mrs. Bart C. Walker

Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Walker Mr. Herbert J. Walker

Ms. Jean M. Walker

Mr. and Mrs. Claude M. Walker, Sr. Mrs. William N. Walker

Mr. and Mrs. Roy M. Wall Mr. William S. Wall

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald W. Wallace Ms. Sandra Wallace

Ms. Beverly B. Waller

Mr. Brad B. Walser

Walters Improvement Service

Miss Heather Marie Walters

Mrs. W. Edward Walton, Jr.

Mrs. Warren M. Wardlaw

Mr. Allen E. Ware

Mr. Brian L. Ware

Mrs. Franklin L. Ware, Jr. Dr. Michael Todd Ware

Mr. P. Edgar Warlick

Mr. Joseph H. Warmoth, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Walter K. Warnock Dr. and Mrs. John F. Warren Mr. and Mrs. John Allen Warren

Washington Street Presbyterian ChurchAbbeville

Mrs. Peter P. Wasnesky, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. George E. Wasson Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William N. Wasson

Miss Azuree B. Waters

Mr. and Mrs. Chad E. Waters

The Rev. Sharon R. Waters

Mr. and Mrs. C. Edward Watkins

Miss Bettina Christine Watkins Mr. William Brockman Watkins

Watson Insurance Mr. and Mrs. James P. Watson III Mr. and Mrs. Jasper N. Watson, Jr. Mr. John Drake Watson, Jr. Mrs. Leigh P. Watson Mr. Lawrence P. Watson

Miss Margaret Gay Watson Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Watson Mr. Charles H. Watt III

Major Stanley E. Watts Mr. and Mrs. David M. Way Mr. Charles B. Weasmer

The Rev. and Mrs. Alvin E. Webb

Mrs. Mary Frances Webb

Webbcraft Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David B. Weekly Mr. and Mrs. John T. Weeks

The Rev. and Mrs. Jay T. Weigel

Miss Joyce Weil Mrs. Kendall P. Weinberg Mrs. Richard R. Weisner

Mr. and Mrs. Herman S. Weisz Ms. Ann E. Welborn

Dr. and Mrs. Hubert H. Welch, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David M. Welch Mr. and Mrs. J. Stephen Welch Mr. and Mrs. James W. Welch, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Welch

Miss Sarah Anne Welch

Mr. and Mrs. C. Barret Welchman Mr. Karl S. Weldon

Mr. and Mrs. W. Edward Weldon Mr. John C. Wells

Mrs. Frances W. Wells

Wells Fargo Foundation Educational Matching Gift Program

Dr. Ed Wentz

Mrs. Mildred J. Wentz

Ms. Carolyn M. West

Mr. G. Edward West

Mr. Joel B. West

Gov. and Mrs. John C. West

Mr. John C. West, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. West

Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Westbrook

City of Westminster

Westminster ARP Church Women’s MinistryConway

Ms. Claire B. Weston

Mrs. Martha Westrope, Ph. D.

Mr. and Mrs. Adam H. Weyer

Mrs. Bonnie Whaley

Mr. Carl Whaley Mr. Charles A. Whaley

Mrs. Jack D. Whaley

Mr. and Mrs. Bill M. Whatley

Mrs. W. Lowndes Whatley

Ms. Mary E. Wheeler

Mr. Timothy B. Whipple

Ms. Jennifer L. Whistleman

Mr. A. B. Whitaker

White Oak ARP Women of the ChurchWinnsboro

Mrs. Annelle White, Jr.

Ms. Cleybianne White

Mr. and Mrs. David P White

Mr. and Mrs. Larry B. White

Dr. Margaret White Circle

Ms. Mary Kee T. White

Mr. Roy W. White

Mrs. Robert A. White, Jr.

Mr. William D. White

Mr. and Mrs. George L. Whitehurst

Mr. Robert D. Whiteside

Mr. Robert W. Whitesides

Mr. James W. Whitesides

Mrs. Linda Duncan Whitley

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Whitlock

Mr. and Mrs. Van Whitlock

Ms. Vivian H. Whitlock

Mr. and Mrs. Freddie G. Whitman

Miss A. Michelle Whitmire

Mr. Bryan Whitmire

Ms. Jane Whittington

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew C. Wiggins

Mr. W. Terrell Wiggins III

The Hon. Donny Wilder

Mrs. Walter T. Wilkerson

Wilkes Community College Endowment Corporation

Mr. and Mrs. Jon G. Wilkinson

Mrs. J. Beatty Williams, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Barry Williams

Mr. Craig Spencer Williams

Mr. C. Scott Williams

Mrs. Frank Williams

Mr. and Mrs. Grier M. Williams

The Rev. and Mrs. James H. Williams

Mr. James M. Williams, Jr.

Miss Lauren H. Williams

Mrs. Leigh Anne W. Williams

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Williams

Ms. Maryann P. Williams

Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Williams, Jr.

Fred Williamson and Donna Thompson

Mr. and Mrs. H. David Williamson

Mr. H. Anthony Williamson

Ms. Kelly Williamson

Mrs. Robert E. Williamson

Ms. Robin Williamson

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy L. Williamson

Mr. and Mrs. William H. Williamson

Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Willimon, Jr.

Willingham Painting

Mrs. Nina E. Willis

Mr. J. Gregory Willis

Mr. and Mrs. John D. Willis, Jr. Mr. William P. Willis

Mr. Addrian T. Wilson

Mrs. Angela S. Wilson

Mr. Bryan Wilson

Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wilson

Mr. Douglas M. Wilson

Mrs. Frank L. Wilson

Mr. Jack C. Wilson, Jr.

Mrs. Margaret H. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wilson Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Wilson

The Rev. Robey A. Wilson Mrs. W. F. Wilson

Mr. Frontis S. Winford

Mr. and Mrs. George F. Wing Dr. and Mrs. John C. Wingard

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. Wingate Mr. and Mrs. James A. Wingate, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. John C. Winn Mr. Barden Winstead, Jr.

Mrs. Sarah L. Winter

Dr. Christopher Harold Wisdom Ms. Robin L. Wise

Mr. and Mrs. D. Jack Withey Mrs. Marcy E. Wohlford

The Rev. and Mrs. Jerry R. Wolff Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan W. Womack Mr. Arthur M. Wood

Miss Beverly Ann Wood Mr. David G. Wood Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wood Mrs. Hope Woodruff

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan M. Woods Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Woodward Mr. Robert M. Wooley

Miss Wendy Gail Workman Mr. Amos A. Workman Mrs. Jean B. Workman

WPC Engineering, Environmental & Construction Services

Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell W. Wray

Wrens ARP Church-Wrens, GA

Mrs. Doris B. Wright

Dr. Benjamin D. Wright Mr. Bennett S. Wright

Mrs. Deborah G. Wright Mrs. Humphrey A. Wright Ms. Joan C. Wright Mrs. Jeff M. Wright, Jr.

The Rev. and Mrs. Jerry R. Wright Mr. Robert B. Wright

Mr. and Mrs. Thurman S. Wright

The Rev. Michael L. Written Mr. Richard C. Wunder, Esquire Mr. and Mrs. William F. Wurzer

Wyche, Burgess, Freeman & Parham

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Wyke Mr. and Mrs. W. James Wylie Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Hershel Don Yancey Mr. Gerald R. Yandle

Mr. C. Wayne Yarborough Ms. Rita W. Yarbrough Mrs. Joseph C. Yarbrough Mrs. Marcia C. Yeargin

Mrs. Donna H. Yingling

The Rev. Claire Arnold Yoder

Mr. and Mrs. Brian P. Yoho

Mrs. Frances H. Yon

Mr. and Mrs. Grady Yon Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Yon Mr. and Mrs. John W. York Mr. and Mrs. Shell York

Ms. Jewell W. Young

Young Memorial ARP Church-Anderson

Young Memorial ARP Women of the Church Maj. and Mrs. Arthur R. Young, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Young Dr. Edwin R. Young Mr. and Mrs. James L. Young Mrs. Larry A. Young Mr. and Mrs. Parker W. Young Mr. Gary E. Youngblood Dr. and Mrs. Mitchell M. Zais Mr. and Mrs. Dan C. Zidaroff Mr. and Mrs. John R. Zika Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Zimmerli

Mrs. Nancy C. Zimmerman Mrs. Ronald J. Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. Ben Zink

The following planned gifts have been donated through wills, bequests, gift annuities, charitable remainder trusts and other similar gifts.

$1,000,000 – and above

Anonymous

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Black

Mr. William C. Caveny, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. James McDonald Mrs. Tom W. Oglesbee, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Vernon Col. and Mrs. Terry P. Wallace Dr. John T. West IV

$500,000 - $999,999

Mrs. Nola P. Blanton Mr. C. C. Caldwell Mrs. Kenneth W. Faulkner Miss Jean A. Kerr

Mrs. Calvin Linton Mr. C. Jan Westmoreland

We still need your help...

Although we exceeded the campaign goal, funds are still needed to provide furniture, fixtures and equipment for the Moss Mathematics and Music facility. You can continue to “make a difference” by purchasing a commemorative brick to be placed in the entryway of the new music facility for $250, or a seat in Memorial Hall for $500. For more information about this program, contact Dena Hodge in the Development Office at 864-379-8826.

$100,000 - $499,999

Anonymous

Dr. and Mrs. James Boyd Dr. and Mrs. Don C. Crum Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Heinz Mr. James B. Hunter Mr. Thomas H. Langston

The late Mr. J. Henry McGill Dr. Terrell O. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Robert Muirhead Mrs. D. G. Phillips Dr. James Z. Rabun Dr. Luder G. Whitlock

Mrs. Mildred E. Williams

$50,000 - $99,999

Mrs. Margaret C. Cathcart Mr. and Mrs. W. Alvin Gainey Dr. Robert E. Smith Dr. Lowry P. Ware

$25,000 - $49,999

Mrs. Elizabeth Cashion The late Mr. Allen N. Crosson Dr. and Mrs. John P. Kennedy, Jr. Mrs. Lila Long Dr. Andrew C. Miller Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Miller Dr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Reid, Jr. Mrs. Nell P. Squires

Maj. Gen. and Mrs. H. Lloyd Wilkerson

$10,000 - $24,999

Mr. Terry Adkins Mr. and Mrs. Bert Keck Dr. and Mrs. Samuel R. Spencer, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. D. Parker Young

$1,000 - $9,999

Dr. and Mrs. Roy E. Beckham

Mrs. Lois Henry Mrs. W. Chapman Lauderdale Mrs. Gladys Marshburn Mrs. Helen P. Matthews Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stuart

Memorial Hall

Math?

That’s the conviction of Assistant Professor of Mathematics Dr. Artur (Art) Gorka, perhaps the only Erskine faculty member ever to come to Due West from Poland (by way of Clemson University, where he earned a Ph.D.).

Since joining the faculty in 2004, Gorka spends his time as few tourists would, and he loves it. He says Erskine offers more of the “personal element” than a big school. “You have so much more contact with students,” he said. “I have had some remarkable students just in the short time I have been here.”

Gorka, whose research interests include nonlinear analysis and probablity and statistics, hopes Erskine’s new math facility will become a “center in the local area” for mathematics.

Mathematics is only the first of Gorka’s great loves. “Judo is my passion, apart from mathematics,” he said. “I’ve been practicing it for about 25 years.”

Noting that “judo” means “a gentle way,” Gorka, who regularly teaches a judo class on campus, said for him this applies to life as well. “(Judo) is a martial art, but the philosophy is that you do not attack,” he said.

The bicycle parked in Gorka’s office hints at his love of the outdoors. He enjoys cycling, hiking that includes steep mountains, and even hang gliding (he tried that at Lookout Mountain) to “give myself a break,” as puts it.

He has seen 35 of the 50 states and appreciates America’’s sometimes bewildering diversity, which he began learning about when he asked a Michigan cousin about South Carolina. “Don’t ask me,” she said. “It’s a different country!”

Gorka is doing his best to discover all the “countries” that make up the United States. “Last week I was in Colorado hiking in the Rockies,” he said.

His love of mathematics, fascination with nature and dedication to martial arts began back in Torun, Poland, which claims Copernicus as a native son. There Gorka studied, hiked in the mountains near his home (the Blue Ridge Mountains here are similar, he says) and took up martial arts.

His parents are chemists who encouraged his academic pursuits and study of languages. “I learned English from my mum,” he said, words and accent betraying the British English he acquired. Fluent in Polish, English, German, and Russian, Gorka knows basic French and Spanish and is learning Portuguese.

Reflecting on his time in America, home to native speakers of all those languages, Gorka said, “I like the fact that people are independent in their thinking. People are aware of their freedom, value it and use it to the fullest.”

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Assistant Professor of Mathematics Dr. Artur (Art) Gorka.