BOARD OF TRUSTEES / PRESIDENT’S CABINET
FROM THE PRESIDENT
STATISTICS
JOCO COMMISSIONERS PROMISE / BOND REPORT
HONORS AND AWARDS CEREMONY
STUDENT STORIES
ACCESS TO ACHIEVEMENT / BOOST PROGRAM
CONTENT CREW / SGA SPIRIT STICK
2024/2025 COMMENCEMENTS
NEW WEBSITE / JCC JAGUAR LOGO
ADVANCED MANUFACTURING TRAINING FACILITY
FACULTY AND STAFF AWARDS
COMMUNITY FOCUS
SMALL BUSINESS CENTER SUMMIT / JOB FAIR
ROBOT DONATION
Lyn Austin, Chair
Hank Daniels, Vice Chair
Mary Daughtry
Tommy Williams
Lynn Harloe Ragsdale
Reid Williams
Robert (Bob) Bryant, Jr.
Dr. Oliver Johnson
R.S. (Butch) Lawter Jr.
DeVan Barbour IV
Laura Link
Gregory “Paul” Whitehurst
Dr. Marc David
Vice President of Instruction, Chief Academic Officer
Dr. Pamela Harrell
Vice President of Student Affairs
Julie Harrison
Vice President of Finance and Operations
Dr. Terri Lee
Vice President of Institutional Effectiveness and Strategy
Vic McCormick
Vice President of Workforce Continuing Education
Jeff Pickering
Vice President of Facility Services
Carrie Pitts-Densmore
Vice President of Enrollment and Marketing
Brooks Moore
Director of Capital Projects
Dwain Teague
Director of the JCC Foundation
As I begin my fourth year as President of Johnston Community College, it is my privilege to share some of the exciting progress and transformational growth happening on our campus and throughout Johnston County. Over the past year, JCC has experienced remarkable expansion—not just in enrollment, but also in opportunity, innovation, and impact. Our record-breaking enrollment growth, new facilities, and innovative community initiatives are all made possible by the strength of our partnerships.
This fall, we enrolled the highest number of degree-seeking students in JCC history: more than 6,400. Nearly a third of those are dually enrolled high school students. We have seen a 60 percent increase in curriculum students since 2021, and our workforce programs have grown exponentially as well.
At the heart of this momentum are the many relationships we’ve cultivated with local businesses, industries, government agencies, JCPS, and nonprofit organizations. Together, we are building a stronger Johnston County.
These partnerships have led to:
• Expansion of workforce training programs that align with the region’s growing industries
• New articulation agreements with our neighboring two and four-year universities to ease student transfer pathways and to extend our associate degree offerings
• Collaborative projects in healthcare, public safety, agriculture, and advanced manufacturing
Whether it’s our dual-enrollment high school students earning college credits, our adult learners re-skilling for new careers, or the groundbreaking innovations emerging from our workforce programs, JCC is proud to be at the center of educational and economic opportunity in Johnston County.
This year, we opened the doors at the new Advanced Manufacturing Training Facility in Four Oaks. That collaboration with the I-95 / I-40 Crossroads of America Economic Development Alliance allows us to expand our reach to better serve the eastern part of our county and region.
We are excited about the future of JCC. As we look ahead, we remain committed to serving everyone in our community with integrity, vision, and compassion. Our mission is not only to educate our students, but to transform their lives.
None of it would be possible without you: our partners, supporters, and neighbors. So, thank you for believing in Johnston Community College. We invite you to stay engaged, share your ideas, and join us as we continue to grow together.
With gratitude, Dr. Vern L. Lindquist
ENROLLMENT GROWTH
16% CURRICULUM
5.6%
CONTINUING EDUCATION & CURRICULUM
14,653
TOTAL STUDENTS SERVED
Johnston County students in dual enrollment programs earned 18,174 credits*, saving local families nearly $4.9 in tuition costs.
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22:1 STUDENT TO FACULTY RATIO
22 AVERAGE STUDENT AGE
18 AVERAGE CLASS SIZE
*Based on credits earned by Johnston County residents in 2024-2025, mulitiplied by the average $269 per credit hour at NC State.
Made possible by the Johnston County Commissioners, this last-dollar scholarship allows local residents who have recently earned a high school credential to attend Johnston Community College tuition-free for up to four semesters once admission requirements are met. By removing the barrier of tuition, the Promise helps create a stronger, more educated community and supports the next generation of leaders, workers, and innovators.
JoCo Scholarship Awards | 2024–2025
$907,931
JOCO COMMISSIONERS PROMISE
$415,014 total disbursed funds disbursed funds
$62,208 disbursed funds
392 students were transmitted awarded to 1,335 students between Fall 2024- Spring 2025
90 students were transmitted
$430,709 disbursed funds
423 students were transmitted
Thanks to $30 million in 2024 bond funds, Johnston Community College is upgrading facilities in health sciences, public safety, and other learning spaces. These improvements directly benefit students, faculty, and the community, ensuring JCC remains a leader in workforce development, building opportunities, strengthening our community, and preparing tomorrow’s workforce.
PUBLIC SAFETY
New upgrades are igniting the future of public safety education, giving students more ways to train, respond, and lead.
A new apparatus building to house and support emergency vehicles
A driver training pad for hands-on emergency response practice
New fire props that allow high-quality training scenarios for firefighters and first responders
A major renovation and expansion will create a vibrant new space for Continuing Education Health Sciences, designed to inspire learning and hands-on discovery.
Fresh new interiors with updated flooring, lighting, painting, and restrooms
State-of-the-art classrooms and labs for real-world healthcare training to elevate the student experience
Specialized spaces equipped with autoclaves, washer/dryers, and advanced lab fixtures
As programs transitioned to the Advanced Manufacturing Training Facility, former classrooms are being reimagined into modern, multipurpose spaces built for today’s learners. and tomorrow’s opportunities.
Enhanced infrastructure with new HVAC, lighting, and data systems
Conversion of classrooms into adaptive labs and simulation areas for skill-based learning
Functional upgrades such as cushioned flooring, updated windows, headboards for bed labs, sinks, and washer/dryer hookups
Johnston Community College hosted its second annual Honors and Awards Ceremony on April 24, 2025, celebrating graduates who demonstrated excellence in academics, leadership, and service. Held in the Paul A. Johnston Auditorium, the event featured remarks from Faculty of the Year Wayne Hardin and keynote speaker Michelle Pace-Davis, JCC alumnus and newly elected Johnston County Commissioner.
Top Distinctions:
• Nour Issa, Biomedical Engineering graduate, earned the Academic Excellence Award and was nominated for the Governor Robert Scott Leadership Award.
• Geramii Woodrum, Cosmetology graduate, was nominated for the Dallas Herring Achievement Award.
• Deanna Harris, Emergency Medical Science graduate, received the JCC President’s Award.
• Tiffany Bere, Digital Media Technology graduate, received the Citizenship Award.
Scholarship Success:
• Jack Armstrong, Joseph Evans, and Douglas Horn were named to the NC State Goodnight Scholarship Transfer Class of 2027.
• Nour Issa, Kirstin Mills, and Allison Vanater were accepted into the Goodnight Scholars Class of 2029.
Recognizing Student Ambassadors
The ceremony honored JCC’s Student Ambassadors for their service and leadership:
• Holly McElroy
• LaciAnn Capri
• Lila Bradshaw
• Sarah Koranteng
• Tiffany Bere
• William Urena
At 82 years old, Mary Dominici walks the halls of Johnston Community College with a quiet confidence and a heart full of purpose. A proud TRiO student, Mary is not only pursuing her associate degree, she’s setting her sights on something even greater: transferring to a four-year university to major in education.
As a young woman, she gave up her dream of going to college to raise a family during a time when women were often discouraged from pursuing higher education. She said one day she felt a calling to drive to JCC.
Mary recalls from the moment she drove up, she knew JCC was “where she was supposed to be.” She says that was further solidified when she went into the TRiO office.
“When I walked in, I felt a spiritual connection. I knew TRiO was where I belonged.”
That connection was deepened by her relationship with Dr. Felita Carr, Dean of Retention and Student Support. Whether through community involvement, volunteer work, or simply lending a listening ear, she’s always had an intuitive understanding of people. “I’ve always been able to read people,” she says. “It’s like I can see who they really are, even before they tell me.” Now, that lifelong gift is guiding her toward her next chapter. With her own passion for learning and a giving heart, education feels like a natural fit. Mary’s story is a testament to the power of perseverance, the strength of women, and the importance of programs like TRiO that make education accessible to all, regardless of age or circumstance.
“ We could not be prouder of Nicholas and the entire HVACR team,” said President Dr. Vern Lindquist. “This is a huge accomplishment for our students and our college.”
At Johnston Community College, the Access to Achievement program (A2A) is helping students with intellectual and developmental disabilities discover strengths, overcome challenges, and achieve their goals.
One such student is Emily Pickens, who, despite Autism and ADHD, is pursuing a career in cardiac sonography. Alongside her studies, Emily works in JCC’s library Makerspace, a creative hub with 3D printers, sewing machines, and other tools. She promotes the space, organizes ev ents, designs flyers, and fulfills 3D printing requests—from custom earrings to mouse ears—gaining hands-on experience in creativity, leadership, and organization. Emily’s journey hasn’t been without challenges. T ime management and procrastination, common hurdles with ADHD, initially made event planning difficult. Thr ough better organization and self-discipline, she learned to plan ahead and succeed. She has also developed patie nce with the 3D printing process, recognizing the value of persistence and quality.
With A2A’s support, Emily is turning her passion for science and technology into a pathway to help others, proving that determination and the right resources can transform challenges into opportunities.
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The Boost Program provides mentoring, academic coaching, and personal development opportunities that help students thrive in college. Students build confidence, strengthen study skills, and stay connected through workshops and one-on-one support. In its first year, Boost will serve up to 150 students—empowering them to reach their goals and graduate with confidence.
EXPLORE BOOST!
This year marked the launch of Content Crew, a dynamic initiative that brings authentic student voices to the Johnston Community College social media platforms. From hopping on the latest TikTok trends to sitting down for meaningful interviews with college leadership, these students are refining how our community connects with JCC.
At the heart of the group is a three-member Executive Committee, who lead their peers in brainstorming, creating, and curating posts that reflect the true spirit of life as a Jaguar. Their creativity and leadership are supported by scholarships funded by the Foundation.
The Content Crew has become a driving force behind the college’s social media presence; amplifying student perspectives, building school pride, and highlighting the vibrant campus experience that makes JCC unique.
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ohnston Community College students brought their energy, teamwork, and school pride to the forefront this year, and it didn’t go unnoticed.
“The N4CSGA Spirit Stick is one of the most coveted honors in the Association, symbolizing unity, professionalism, and school pride.”
“It is awarded to the college that shows the highest level of engagement through conference contests and events. This past year, Johnston Community College proudly earned the Spirit Stick, highlighting the dedication and spirit of the delegation,” said Stephanie Pano Gomez, JCC SGA & N4CSGA Public Information Officer.
This achievement celebrates the passion, dedication, and vibrant spirit of JCC students, setting a high bar for engagement and pride across the campus.
Johnston Community College marked a year of achievement and pride with two remarkable commencement ceremonies—each symbolizing the promise and potential of our graduates and the progress of our institution.
JCC hosted its inaugural December commencement ceremony on campus, giving graduates and their families the opportunity to celebrate academic success at the close of the fall semester. The energy and excitement on campus reflected a community united in achievement and pride.
The celebration continued at Campbell University, where graduates from across JCC’s programs were honored in a formal ceremony that captured the significance of their hard work, dedication, and perseverance.
JCC’s graduates continue to raise the bar, earning credentials that open doors to new opportunities and strengthen our community’s workforce.
Summer 2024
170 credentials earned by 148 graduates.
Fall 2024
297 credentials awarded to 222 graduates
Spring 2025
800+ credentials awarded, including 436 associate degrees
Together, these ceremonies showcased JCC’s commitment to education, opportunity, and lifelong impact.
After more than a decade, we redesigned our website with students and their success in mind. Every page was thoughtfully developed to make it easier for you to find the information you need.
We partnered with iFactory to ask our students what they wanted to see in a website, resulting in a simpler, mobile-friendly, accessible site–focused on student support systems. The new johnstoncc.edu is your gateway to success at JCC.
DISCOVER JCC’S NEW LOOK!
The Jaguar has always been the proud symbol of Johnston Community College— embodying strength, determination, and resilience. With a modern edge and bold new style, the Jaguar embodies the spirit of JCC— dynamic, confident, and unmistakably ours. This refreshed design marks more than a visual update; it’s a symbol of our growth, resilience, and forward momentum. Rooted in our proud heritage yet focused on the future, the Jaguar unites our students, faculty, staff, and community under a shared commitment to excellence, innovation, and progress.
The Advanced Manufacturing Training Facility is a $40 million, 67,000-square-foot off-site learning hub that provides hands-on training for the advanced manufacturing sector. Programs housed in the facility include Welding, Applied and Mechanical Engineering, and Computer Integrated Machining.
The project was made possible through a collaborative partnership between the Johnston County Government, the NC General Assembly, the I-95/I-40 Crossroads of America Economic Development Alliance, Inc., and Johnston Community College.
The grand opening of the building drew hundreds of guests including U.S. and state lawmakers, Johnston County elected officials, and community members.
FORGING THE FUTURE OF INDUSTRY, RIGHT HERE IN JOHNSTON COUNTY — THE ADVANCED MANUFACTURING TRAINING FACILITY STANDS AS A BEACON OF PROGRESS AND PRIDE.
Students in Welding, Applied and Mechanical Engineering, and Computer Integrated Machining can practice in real-world environments, preparing them for immediate entry into industries that drive Johnston County and North Carolina’s economy. The facility’s design encourages problem-solving, innovation, and collaboration, helping students adapt to the fast-evolving world of advanced manufacturing.
Beyond technical training, the facility strengthens pathways to high-wage, sustainable careers, offering students a chance to stay and work in their community while contributing to regional growth. By aligning curriculum with industry needs, the new hub makes JCC graduates even more competitive, giving them a distinct advantage as they enter the workforce or pursue further education.
FACULTY OF THE YEAR
I enjoy working with JCC and the students who come through the program. It’s incredibly rewarding when they share how their education has changed their lives and families. As a Master Instructor with NC3, I value the opportunity to travel to colleges, teach other instructors, and build a strong professional network. Career highlights include speaking at the annual HVAC NC Community College Conference, being nominated as JCC’s Faculty of the Year, and watching our program double in size. I’m proud that textbook authors and HVAC influencers visit our campus, and that one of our students represented JCC at the National SkillsUSA HVAC competition, finishing in the top 10. Every day, I give 100% because I truly love this career and the difference it makes.
RUDOLPH A. HOWELL & SON
OUTSTANDING STAFF PERSON OF THE YEAR
Being part of JCC for 25 years has been a rewarding experience. Supporting students as they achieve their educational goals and seeing the difference it makes in their lives has been one of the most meaningful aspects of my career. JCC has provided me with opportunities to build relationships and grow both professionally and personally.
Johnston Community College keeps the community buzzing with exciting events and experiences all year long. Each fall, Howell Woods comes alive with Howell-o-Ween, a family favorite featuring haunted hayrides, trick-or-treating, and fall festivities for all ages. Every November, JoCo Works brings thousands of eighth graders to campus for a unique career exploration event that sparks curiosity and future dreams. In the spring, Open House invites visitors to explore campus, meet instructors, and discover everything JCC has to offer. Summer heats up with JCC’s Summer Camps, where school-aged students dive into fun, skill-building activities ranging from Lego Robotics to CSI Camp. Together, these experiences celebrate learning, connection, and the vibrant spirit that makes JCC the heart of our community.
Johnston Community College’s Small Business Center was recognized at the SBC Network Fall Professional Development Conference. SBC Director Suzanne Ross and SBC & Workforce Coordinator Juli Spata were honored with statewide awards. Ross was named SBCN State Director of the Year and Spata received the Service Excellence Award.
Building on that momentum, the College hosted the Small Business Resource Summit which included an impressive lineup of vendors and speakers, including North Carolina Secretary of State Elaine Marshall. Having Secretary Marshall at the event was a tremendous honor and a significant opportunity for the local business community and the College to engage, learn, and grow together.
Johnston Community College teamed up with NCWorks and Capital Area Workforce Development to bring roughly 460 job seekers face-to-face with 28 local employers eager to hire. The event highlighted Johnston County’s in-demand industries, from healthcare and biopharma to construction and public service.
It’s inspiring to see so many job seekers come together with employers who are eager to invest in the talent right here in Johnston County,” says JCC President Vern L. Lindquist. “
“This event is a key example of how JCC and NCWorks play a vital role in connecting individuals with opportunities that can lead to long-term career success,” Lindquist adds. The NCWorks Job Fair is one of many ways JCC continues to invest in people, connect talent to opportunity, and help Johnston County thrive.
Novo Nordisk, Johnston County’s largest private employer and a global leader in diabetes and obesity care, has donated a Fanuc manufacturing robot to Johnston Community College to strengthen biotechnology and engineering training. Novo Nordisk engineers presented the robot at the Johnston County Workforce Development Center, offering expertise to help instructors and students maximize its use. Once valued at up to $30,000 and use d on the company’s production lines, the robot will now serve as a powerful hands-on teaching tool.
We are excited to support JCC with this donation. Providing students with hands-on experience in robotics allows them to build essential skills that are directly applicable in the biotechnology field. Collaborating with local institutions is crucial for nurturing the future workforce.” said Jamie Ellis, Novo Nordisk Project Manager and Engineer.
JCC leaders echoed the impact. President Dr. Vern Lindquist emphasized that training on real equipment prepares students for high-tech, well-paying jobs, while Instructor Melissa Robbins noted the donation arrived just as automation was added to the program. Students will also have the chance to earn Fanuc certification. The gift builds on Novo Nordisk’s 30+ year partnership with JCC and its continued investment in Johnston County, including a $4.1 billion expansion bringing 1,000 new jobs. By repurposing this robot for education, Novo Nordisk and JCC are ensuring students gain the skills needed to drive innovation in biotechnology and beyond.
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ohnston Community College is turning opportunities into action. With these generous grants, we are expanding workforce programs, student services, and innovative initiatives, giving students the skills and experiences they need to succeed while strengthening our local community. These accomplishments wouldn’t be possible without the support of the donors, whose investment helps build a brighter future for Johnston County.
$1,741,280
North Carolina Office of Adult Education Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act - Adult Education and Family Literacy Act - Title II Corrections
Duke Energy Foundation: Local Environmental Impact Grant – Support for Foot Bridge/Pedestrian Platform for Warbler Birding Trail at Howell Woods $10,000 NITIC (National Information Technology Innovation Center) – AI Program Implementation $10,000 Mentor Connect - a leadership development and outreach initiative of the National Science Foundation’s Advanced Technological Education Program
Cyber Network –Cybersecurity Faculty Professional Development
National Association for Community College Entrepreneurship (NACCE) – Everyday Entrepreneur Program and Fund to Help Entrepreneurs with Capital to Test a Prototype or Bring on Their First Customer $5,000 National Association for Community College Entrepreneurship (NACCE) – Verizon Small Business Digital Ready Grant Program $3,750
Gene Haas Foundation – JoCo Robos Team Support for First Robotics Competition $3,000
Publix Super Markets Charities for Elevation Market Student Food Pantry $1,500
NC IDEA – Support for the Small Business Center to Teach the Mindset Course $1,050
Greetings from the Johnston Community College Foundation and Board of Directors. I was beyond honored to become the Director of the JCC Foundation on April 1. It has been most exciting to join President Lindquist’s team and to be part of this community. I’m also grateful to the Foundation Board for welcoming me to JCC and for being such amazing partners as we raise philanthropic support for the college.
Donor support has played a crucial role in ensuring that our amazing students are able to pursue their dreams! Student support in the form of scholarships, emergency funds, etc. make a tremendous impact across campus. Even a car repair can be a deciding factor in whether a student is able to continue to attend their classes.
The JCC Foundation looks forward to continuing to work with current donors while building relationships with new donors. It is vitally important that we maintain a robust pipeline of donors to ensure that we are able to meet the needs of our students over the coming years. We also look forward to providing our constituents with opportunities to learn about the variety of ways they can support JCC via donor advised funds, transfers of stocks/appreciated assets, beneficiary designations, will bequests, etc.
On behalf of the JCC Foundation Team and Board, we continue to be beyond grateful to all of you for your ongoing support!
$323,042.40
Student Emergency Support Funds Awarded 25 students (up to $500 each) in Scholarship funds* awarded to over 250 students in 2024-2025 *General and JAG (Jaguar Award for Growth)
$9,097.39
$16,920.75
Awarded to 85 Alumni students returning to continue their education through the Alumni Back to Class Scholarships for the 2024-2025 Academic Year
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ohnston Community College Ambassador BJ Alvares-Herrera first shared his powerful story of perseverance at the 2022 Linda Vann Lassiter Women’s Society Luncheon. Orphaned as a teenager, BJ found a community that lifted him up, believed in his potential, and helped him grow into a leader. In 2025, he returned as the featured speaker and celebrated his graduation, reflecting on how his time at the college transformed his life. After transferring to NC State University, BJ continued to build on that foundation. His journey stands as a testament to resilience, hope, and the life-changing impact of opportunity at JCC.
The 7th Annual Linda Vann Lassiter Women’s Society Luncheon, held at The Farm @ 95, celebrated women empowering education through inspiring student stories like BJ’s and honored Michele Brownlee as the 2025 Philanthropist of the Year. In 2024 alone, members contributed over $37,000, growing the Society’s endowments to more than $700,000 in support of student success and opportunity.
The 3rd Annual Casino Night brought the community together for an unforgettable evening of red-carpet glamour, lively casino games, smooth jazz, and dazzling entertainment. Nearly 150 guests filled the Tart Great Hall, enjoying a night of fun while supporting a meaningful cause.
Thanks to the incredible generosity of sponsors and attendees, over $30,000 was raised to strengthen student success, fund professional development, and enhance college programs that make a lasting impact.
Casino Night continues to prove that when the community comes together, everyone wins!
We gratefully acknowledge the generosity of our donors, whose gifts make education accessible, opportunities possible, and lives truly life-changing. From the President’s Circle to Contributors, every level of support strengthens programs, expands scholarships, and empowers students to reach their full potential.
President’s Circle - $100,000+
Golden LEAF Foundation
Luby and Catherine Wood Family Foundation
Platinum $50,000-$99,999
UNC Health Johnston
Gold $25,000-$49,999
Charles Elbert Bingham & Meta Lunceford
Bingham Perpetual CT
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Bragg Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Hank Daniels
Town of Clayton
Silver $10,000 - $24,999
Carrying Da Load Trucking, LLC
Caterpillar, Inc.
Central Johnston Rotary Club Foundation Inc.
Ella Ann L. & Frank B. Holding Foundation
First Citizens Bank & Trust Company
Gene Haas Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Evans
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Y. Green
Mr. Don Lassiter
Mr. Melvin J. Oliver
Mrs. Nell Howell
North Carolina Community Foundation
Novo Nordisk
Pinellas Community Foundation
Robert P. Holding Foundation, Inc.
Partner $5000 - $9999
Dr. and Mrs. Eric Janis
Dr. and Mrs. Nitin Gupta
Grifols USA, LLC
Johnston County Tourism Authority
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Wood
Mr. and Mrs. Woody Bailey
Pierce Group Benefits, LLC
Sean & Lauren Parker
Stancil Oil Company
Associate $1000 - $4999
Caterpillar Foundation
Cornerstone Employee Benefits LLC
Double B Sportfishing
Dr. Robert and Mrs. Karen Lippitt
Dr. and Mrs. Stan Watson
Dr. Jordan and Dr. Kathleen Coates
Dr. Oliver Johnson
Eastern Carolina Medical Center
Dr. Griffin D. Lockett
Honorable and Mrs. Bob W. Bryant, Jr.
Institutional Interiors, Inc.
Junior Women’s League of Smithfield
KS Bank, Inc.
Magic Murals
Mayor and Mrs. Jeff Holt
Metz Culinary Management
Mr. and Mrs. Josh Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. Ayden R. Lee, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Key
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin McKay Carroll
Mr. and Mrs. Jocky Creasy
Mr. and Mrs. John Parrish
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Breeden
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Callahan
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Forgeng
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barber
Mr. Bradley Stowell
Mr. Bruce G. Johnson
Mr. Grant Hargett
Mr. John P. Taylor
Mr. Jon Anderson
Mr. Jon D. Strickland
Mrs. Jane T. Patterson
Mrs. Jeanette Massengill
Mrs. Kimberly Camin
Mrs. Lisa Cooper
Mrs. Lois C. Stephenson
Mrs. Margaret R. Fuccello
Mrs. Mary Ellen Causby
Mrs. Sylvia D. Lancaster
Ms. Allison R. Chandler
Ms. Kim M. Robertson
Ms. Melissa Overton
Pirate’s Pest and Termite Control
Publix Super Markets Charities, Inc.
Selma Petroleum Mutual Aid
Co-Operative Association
Smithfield Kiwanis Club
State Farm Companies Foundation
Town Market, Inc.
Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 990
Wilson & Associates, CPAs
Affiliate $500 - $999
AdvanceTec, LLC.
Brewer Company, Inc.
Carolina Comfort Air, Inc.
Dr. Evelyn Niday
Dr. Vern and Mrs. Lisa Lindquist
First Flight Federal Credit Union
Gerson Lehrman Group
Hinson’s Printing
InterState Outdoor, Inc.
Johnston Community College
LS3P Engage Design Transform Meadow School PTO
Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Ruiz
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Baker
Mr. and Mrs. Danny Tripp
Mr. and Mrs. David Holt
Mr. and Mrs. DeVan Barbour IV
Mr. and Mrs. George Robert Strickland
Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Tharrington
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Dailey
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mizelle
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Massey
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Capps
Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Lewis
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Harrison
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Woodard
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Williams
Mr. and Mrs. William Ragsdale
Mr. Bob Hildenbrand
Mr. Ike and Dr. Pam Harrell
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Uzzle
Mr. Randy and Dr. Rhonda Davis
Mr. Rick Arcia
Mr. Zach Moore
Mrs. Faye Jones
Mrs. Kathy Parrish
Mrs. Megan L. Shaner
Ms. Allison S. Elsee
Ms. Ann Rizzardi
Ms. Eden Wells
Ms. Genessa Tetterton
Nuts, Bolts & Thingamajigs
Parrish Cleaning Services
Serve the Need in Johnston County, Inc.
SIA Group
South Johnston High School
Timothy Oakley
TNT Ad Specialties
W. Landis Bullock Industrial & Contractor
Supply
Woodall’s Fitness and Performance
PATRON $250 - $499
Benson Chamber of Commerce
Capps Plumbing Co., Inc.
Central Carolina Community College
Foundation Clayton Chamber of Commerce
Deacon Jones Auto Park, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Donald L. Reichard
Dr. Marc David Glen Laurel Association, Inc.
Hometowne Realty Group
Johnston County Chapter NC Society of Surveyors
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Batten
Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Christopher Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Daughtry
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Daughtry
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil G. Dominique
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sugg
Mr. and Mrs. David Gooding
Mr. and Mrs. Durwood Stephenson
Mr. and Mrs. Emery D. Ashley
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Galloway
Mr. and Mrs. John Branch
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grippaldi
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hopkins
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Reblora
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Barbour
Mr. and Mrs. Willie H. Gregory, Jr.
Mr. Christopher Hardin
Mr. Dallas Barnes
Mr. Gregory Vinson
Mr. Jamie L. Stanley
Mr. Marvilo Gay
Mr. Rich Rairigh
Mr. Sergio Gaddis
Mr. Thomas D. Duncan
Mr. Tim and Mrs. Connie Grady
Mr. Zak Lokken
Mrs. Adriene T. Howard
Mrs. Ann P. Jackson
Mrs. April Mitchell
Mrs. Britney L. Shawley
Mrs. Carol Dominique
Mrs. Loretta Byrd
Mrs. Lynda Creech
Mrs. Pat B. Proctor
Ms. Carrie Dudley
Ms. Donna P. Hinnant
Ms. Frances S. Scott
Ms. Jennifer Pittman
Ms. Lana H. Beal Wyatt
Ms. Melissa Robbins
Ms. Shannon V. Howell
Ms. Tameka Tyner
PJ’s Real Estate LLC
Rev. and Mrs. Almond R. Warrick, Jr.
TAT Smith Foods
Wall Recycling LLC
White Swan Barbecue
Contributor - $1 - $249
A Novel Idea, LLC dba Quail Ridge Books
American Legion Post 132
Byrds Electric & Repair Service Inc
City Electric Supply
Clayton Fitness
Corbett Family Ventures
Cyn-Mar Corporation
DeWayne’s Home & Garden Showplace
Dr. Amanda Rodrigues
Dr. and Mrs. Dennis Koffer
Dr. and Mrs. Gerald Peedin
Dr. and Mrs. William E. Smith
Dr. Cara McConnell
Dr. Christine Wilson
Dr. Eric Bracy
Dr. Justin M. Bradshaw
Dr. Kismet Matthews
Dr. LaShawndra White
Dr. Lisa Draughon
Dr. Susan L. Eure
Hewett & Wood, P.A.
Hinnant Family Vineyards
Hudson’s Hardware
J6 Enterprise, Inc.
Jami Twisdale
Jeffrey Isaiah David Memorial
Foundation, Inc.
Jernigan Furniture
JoCo Custom Cabinets
Judge and Mrs. Frank Lanier
Mr. Alan Powell
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wagner
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Dudley
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold White
Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Gagnon
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Worley
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Harris
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Underwood
Mr. and Mrs. Danny C. Rhodes
Mr. and Mrs. Danny K. Casey
Mr. and Mrs. David Drew
Mr. and Mrs. David Grady
Mr. and Mrs. Derrick Wicker
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Aldridge
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Brownlee
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Rooks
Mr. and Mrs. Ivey Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Ivey W. Grantham
Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Yeager
Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Temple
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Abbott, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Nappier, Jr.
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