2022 Annual Report

LENOIR COMMUNITY COLLEGE 2022 ANNUAL REPORT

L E N O I R COMMUNITY

COLLEGE

VISION

Lenoir Community College connects hope to opportunity.

MISSION STATEMENT

The mission of Lenoir Community College is to meet the personal, cultural, and professional educational needs of our students through affordable, accessible, and innovative educational programs.

GOALS

· Engage: Engaging students, each other, and our community partners · Invest: Investing in our students, employees, and facilities · Achieve: Creating a quality student experience

ACCREDITATION

Lenoir Community College is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) to award associate degress, diplomas, and certificates. Questions about the accreditation of Lenoir Community College may be directed in writing to the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, GA 30033-4097, by calling (404) 679-4500, or by using information available on SACSCOC’s website (www.sacscoc.org).

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PRESIDENT ’S MES SAGE

“I am proud to present Lenoir Community College’s 2022 Annual Report highlighting our students and our accomplishments for the past academic year.”

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am proud to present Lenoir Community College’s 2022 Annual Report highlighting our students and our accomplishments for the past academic year. The 2022 year has been a year of innovation and change, but one constant has continued to be true – our faculty and staff have remained committed to bringing quality educational and training opportunities to our students, and to the citizens we serve in Lenoir, Greene, and Jones Counties.

I am honored to lead an incredible team of professionals who are reimagining the student experience to make it the best possible for those we serve. We have redesigned the way we deliver education and found creative ways to deliver services in an ever-changing environment.

From traditional face-to-face classes to online to synchronous offerings, students have more opportunities for learning on a schedule to meet their needs.

We are investing in our students and our community partners, working together to achieve a quality experience so our students will be successful in their careers and in life as they

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move forward. This report shares only a few of the thousands of success stories that we are privileged to be a part of every day. Our students are our top priority, and we strive to offer the best opportunities and services available.

As a leader for economic development in the area, we are providing an educated workforce needed to attract and retain employers in our region. We are preparing the workforce not only for the job market of today, but also for the job market of the future. Now is the time that we are needed most and we are constantly evaluating and updating our programs and services to remain on the cutting edge of technology and to meet the needs of those we serve.

There has never been a better time to be at Lenoir Community College. We value our community partnerships, and we thank you for being an integral partner with us. Your support makes an incredible difference in the lives of so many.

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B OA R D C H A I R ’ S MES SAGE

“ There has never been a better time to enroll at LCC for training and retaining our workforce. Our faculty and staff are second to none and continue to be creative and responsive to those we serve in Lenoir, Greene, and Jones Counties.”

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n behalf of the Board of Trustees of Lenoir Community College, it is an honor to be a part of a team of professionals with one goal in mind, improving the lives of our students through education. There has never been a better time to enroll at LCC for training and retraining our workforce. Our faculty and staff are second to none and continue to be creative and responsive to those we serve in Lenoir, Greene, and Jones Counties. As a Board, we look forward to what the new year has to offer and the many opportunities that we can provide the communities we are privileged to serve. The College has a reputation statewide for its academic excellence and its visionary leadership.

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I am constantly reminded of the amazing work of our administration, faculty, staff, and students. I am proud to be a part of a dedicated 16-member board that supports the mission and vision of the College and celebrates the accomplishments of the College community. Our commitment is strong and our vision is clear to continue to provide the best in education and workforce development, short-term training opportunities and to connect hope to opportunity.

TRUSTEES

RANDY SMITH, CHAIR ROGER D. “ROD” EVANS, JR., VICE CHAIR DR. PRADEEP ARUMUGHAM MAXINE COOPER JUNE CUMMINGS W. HARDY CREECH, II GREGORY EVERETTE FLOYD DENNY GARNER NICK HARVEY, SR.

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CONNIE HUFFMAN CHARLEY JONES JERRY R. JONES KYLE KOONCE CURTIS SMITH THOMAS J. WHITE, III SHAWN M. WILSON ALYIAH SHACKLEFORD, SGA PRESIDENT – EX OFFICIO

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AWA R D S O F

EXC EL L E NC E “LENOIR COMMUNITY COLLEGE HAS BEEN AN INCREDIBLE PLACE TO ATTEND, AS IT HAS HELPED ME GROW AS A PERSON.” — HARMONY CAMPBELL

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armony Campbell of Vanceboro has been selected Lenoir Community College’s Academic Excellence Award recipient for 2022 and is recognized as one of the Great 58 in the North Carolina Community College System.

The award is presented annually to a currently enrolled student who demonstrates dedication to their educational goals in an associate degree program and maintaining a cumulative grade point average of a 3.25 or higher.

A Criminal Justice Technology student, she graduated from LCC in December 2021 and transferred to North Carolina Central University to continue her study in criminal justice.

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She was a member of the College’s volleyball team and was named to the Regional 10 All-Academic Team for two consecutive years.

“Lenoir Community College has been an incredible place to attend, as it has helped me grow as a person,” Campbell said. “I had the best experience from the classroom to the court playing volleyball for LCC,” she said.

“I have enjoyed the past two years meeting new people, creating a family with my volleyball teammates, and enjoying the little things LCC does to make the student feel appreciated. Starting my college experience at LCC has been one of the best decisions I have made.”

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“I WANT MY CHILDREN TO KNOW THAT THEY MIGHT REACH SOME BUMPS IN THE ROAD, BUT THEY SHOULD NEVER GIVE UP, AND KEEP GOING TO THE FINISH LINE.”

— JAZMYNE PEARSON

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enoir Community College student Jazmyne Pearson of Kinston has been named Lenoir Community College’s Dallas Herring Award recipient for 2022. She is one of the Great 58 in the North Carolina Community College System.

The Dallas Herring Award was established to honor the late Dr. Dallas Herring, one of the state’s earliest advocates of community colleges.

The award is bestowed annually upon a student who best embodies Dr. Herring’s philosophy of “taking people where they are and carrying them as far as they can go.”

battling high blood sugar for a long time. She is trying hard to maintain her health while dealing with everyday parenting, but it has not been easy.

She must go to the doctor every two weeks, and she takes insulin and other medication to control her diabetes.

A single mother since 2018, Pearson left an abusive relationship with the father of her four children.

She has four boys, ages 9, 7 year-old twins, and 3 and while that is a full-time job, she also works a full-time state job and goes to LCC full-time.

While she was pregnant, her youngest son was diagnosed with a double inlet left ventricle. Since then, her baby has been through three open-heart surgeries. His last surgery was in October of 2021, which was successful. During his hospitalization, she worked very hard to maintain her grades and continue being the best mother she could be to her other children. Since being discharged from the hospital, he has progressed well but must be on lifetime medication and see a cardiologist for the rest of his life.

“Working around her children’s schedule, dealing with their schoolwork, after-school activities, and doctor appointments are challenging tasks as she works to complete her own schoolwork, study, and manage her own personal health issues,” Dr. Maria Messner said in nominating Pearson for the award.

“My kids are what motivates me to keep striving,” Pearson said. “They’re the reason why I am pushing so hard to work towards earning my nursing degree and become a registered nurse. I want my children to know that they might reach some bumps in the road, but they should never give up, and keep going to the finish line.”

Pearson was diagnosed with diabetes in 2014 following the delivery of the twins. She has been

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JA Z M Y N E P E A R S O N

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“LCC CARES ABOUT ITS STUDENTS, AND I AM SO GRATEFUL FOR ALL THE SUPPORT FROM THE STAFF AND FACULTY AT THE COLLEGE.” — KALEY SMITH

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enoir Community College Student Government Association President Kaley Smith of Farmville has been named the Governor Robert Scott Leadership Award recipient, one of the Great 58 in the North Carolina Community College System.

The North Carolina Association of Community College Presidents created the Governor Robert Scott Leadership Award to highlight outstanding curriculum student leadership and service. Gov. Scott served as North Carolina’s chief executive from 1968-1972 and then was president of the North Carolina Community College System for 12 years from 1983-1995.

While at LCC, Smith has demonstrated outstanding leadership abilities by mentoring others. She is dedicated, dependable, honest, and hardworking.

As the College SGA president, Smith sits as an ex officio member on the Board of Trustees. She is the recipient of the President of the SGA, Greene

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County Merit, and LCC Guarantee scholarships, which invests in high-achieving students.

While she works at the College as a work-study student in the Distance Education Department, Smith also volunteers to help with athletic events on campus in her free time. She is an active member of Ballards Crossroads Baptist Church, where she is involved in helping families during the holidays, playing back-up piano for the church choir, and assisting elderly churchgoers in times of need.

She plans to graduate with an associate in science degree this summer and transfer to North Carolina State University (NCSU) in the fall to study animal science with plans to attend veterinary school at NCSU after completing her four-year degree.

“Lenoir Community College has provided me an excellent education and has helped prepare me for future educational endeavors,” Smith said. “LCC cares about its students, and I am so grateful for all the support from the staff and faculty at the College.”

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Scholarship Recipient

AKIRA H A R P E R COUNSELOR’S AWARD

“ THIS AWARD TRULY MEANS THE WORLD TO ME. IT HAS GIVEN ME PEACE OF MIND AND I FEEL MORE EXCITED AND AT EASE ABOUT COLLEGE.” — AKIRA HARPER

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Full-Time Students

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DEGREES OFFERED DIPLOMAS OFFERED

67%

Part-Time Students

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CERTIFICATES OFFERED

ENROLLMENT

Continuing Education

7,005

Curriculum

3,034

AWARDED IN SCHOLARSHIPS

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55%

Female Students

45%

Male Students

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“LCC HAS PREPARED ME ACADEMICALLY TO TAKE THE NEXT STEPS AT THE CITADEL. BASEBALL HAS PREPARED ME PHYSICALLY AND MENTALLY TO OVERCOME THE MANY HARDSHIPS THAT I’LL FACE.” — ZACK KRAMER

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he love of baseball brought Zack Kramer of Florida to Lenoir Community College where he plays outfield for the LCC Lancers. He’s played baseball his whole life and he wanted to continue his career at the collegiate level. His older brother played for a junior college (JUCO) in Virginia and had a great experience there, so LCC seemed to be the right fit.

Exceling in the classroom with a 4.0 grade point average, he chose to study criminal justice and received the Dr. Frank Rocker, Jr. Scholarship. His dedication to the game and to his studies has landed him acceptance into The Citadel, South Carolina Corps of Cadets.

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teach me a lot about discipline and leadership. I come from a military background as well. My father was a Marine and both of my grandfathers and my great uncle were in the Army.”

When receiving the news, Kramer said he was very excited and proud. “It’s such an honor to be accepted. I also feel more motivated than ever to reach my goals,” he said.

Kramer said LCC has been a great start to his academic journey. “LCC has prepared me academically to take the next steps at The Citadel,” he said. “Baseball has prepared me physically and mentally to overcome the many hardships that I’ll face.”

VI S UA L A R T S E XH I B I T STUD ENT

ARTISTS

NIGEL

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CHANDON

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enoir Community College visual arts students Nigel Williams of Kinston and Chandon Williams of Snow Hill share more in common than their names and a visual arts degree. They both graduated within a few months of each other, and both are pursuing their dream of creating amazing art.

Nigel Williams, 19, graduated in May. “I am an animator and cartoonist. I have been drawing since I was an elementary school student and decided to make animation my dream career in 2014,” he said. “Since then, I found ways to improve and create things that make others happy, which is my mission. I will be presenting an animated motion picture that is my passion project, “Radical.” I hope the works you see will give you inspiration to create something.”

A self-taught animator/cartoonist, Nigel said he has been working hard to improve since 2014. He has been accepted and plans to attend the University of North Carolina School of the Arts’ Filmmakers School in August to earn a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in animation with a double major in screenwriting or directing.

all about,” he said. “This brought me to LCC in hopes of finding what I really want to do with my life and learn new things that I normally don’t do on a day-to-day basis,” he said.

Graduating in December, Chandon said he makes the art he does because starting with nothing but lines then coming out with a full-on detailed final product is amazing to him and satisfying. “Just the thought of doing all of that with my own hands is surprising,” he said.

“Then I can share it with the people around me and make them smile and acknowledge the hard work I put into each and every one,” he said.

“I believe my artwork best represents me and what I love to do. The goals I have as an artist are to improve with each piece I do. So, when I am alone at night making the art I love, I feel like I don’t have a care in the world.”

Chandon Williams of Snow Hill attended Greene Central High School where he took art classes and learned more about painting, drawing, and the fundamentals of the artist process. “My next step was college. I did not want to go straight into a university because I felt it was not the right time, so community college was the next best thing to dip my toes in to just get the feel of what college was 17 | LENOIR COMMUNITY COLLEGE

Scholarship Recipient

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E U B A N K S THOMAS E. MINGLES MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP LONNIE H. AND BETTY BAKER BLIZZARD SCHOLARSHIP

“LCC HAS SUCH A BROAD RANGE OF PROGRAMS THAT WILL ALLOW ME TO FIND THE RIGHT CAREER PATH FOR MY FUTURE SUCCESS.”

— COLBY EUBANKS

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Scholarship Recipient

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H E R N A N D E Z A G U I L A R LCC GUARANTEE SCHOLARSHIP

“YOUR GENEROSITY HAS ALLOWED ME TO CHASE MY DREAM OF BECOMING A PROGRAMMER AND HAS MADE MY CAREER COME CLOSER TO FRUITION, AND FOR THAT I AM FOREVER GRATEFUL .”

— YAHIR HERNANDEZ-AGUILAR

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CO N G R E S S M A N

G R E G M U R PH Y

Community College National Legislative Summit WA S H IN GTON ,

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Lenoir Community College leaders and North Carolina State University doctoral students met with Congressman Greg Murphy while attending the Community College National Legislative Summit in Washington, DC to thank him for his continued support of community colleges.

Pictured above left to right are Robyn Fusaro, NCSU EdD Program student; Dr. Timothy Maddox-Fisher, LCC Associate Vice President of Instruction and Institutional Effectiveness/SACSCOC Liaison; Dr. Rusty Hunt, LCC President; Congressman Greg Murphy; Dr. Stan Elliott, LCC Vice President of Student Services; Deborah Sutton, LCC Senior Vice President of Administrative Services; and Johnnie Mickel, NCSU EdD Program student. Speakers for the event included First Lady Dr. Jill Biden, Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona, and CBS Chief White House News Correspondent Major Garrett.

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ENGINEERING S C HOL AR S

Pictured left to right, are Lenoir Community College Associate Vice President of Instruction and Institutional Effectiveness/SACSCOC Liaison, Dr. Timothy Maddox-Fisher; LCC President, Dr. Rusty Hunt; PIRATES (Providing Inclusive Residential And Transfer Experience Support in Engineering) Scholarship recipients Hugo Sanchez-Delgado of Snow Hill, Zachary Bishop of New Bern, and Kevin Jones of Rolesville, LCC Engineering Program Chair, Grant Hargett; and LCC Vice President of Instruction and Institutional Effectiveness, Dr. John Paul Black.

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enoir Community College, in partnership with ECU and the National Science Foundation, has presented Zachary Bishop of New Bern, NC; Kevin Jones of Rolesville, NC; and Hugo Sanchez-Delgado of Snow Hill, NC with the PIRATES (Providing Inclusive Residential And Transfer Experience Support in Engineering) Scholarship. This scholarship is intended to provide students interested in the field of engineering with the financial means to attend Lenoir Community College entirely free, if it is their intention to then transfer to ECU to pursue a four-year degree in engineering. In addition to the $3,000 annual amount awarded to each student while enrolled at LCC, the scholarship also may

provide students with additional funding for subsequent years at ECU upon transfer.

LCC is proud of each of these students for their accomplishments and their decision to attend LCC for engineering. The National Science Foundation and ECU’s Department of Engineering are helping to provide Lenoir, Jones, and Greene Counties students with the opportunity to further their education in engineering through these funds, which will ultimately benefit our community through developing a skilled workforce.

Interested applicants in future academic years should contact LCC at 252.527.6223, ext. 974.

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SCHOLARSHIP

RECIPIENTS

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Scholarship Recipient

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H E R N A N D E Z - F L O R E S SOUTHWEST CHRISTIAN CHURCH, JERRY Z. & EFFIE C. SUTTON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

“ THE WEIGHT OF PAYING FOR COLLEGE WAS LIFTED FROM MY SHOULDERS THE DAY I WAS AWARDED THE SOUTHWEST CHRISTIAN CHURCH, JERRY Z. & EFFIE C. SUTTON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP.” — BRENDA HERNANDEZ-FLORES

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F O U N D AT I O N DIRECTOR’S MES SAGE

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“ The Foundation is the vital piece in the College’s ability to offer the next level of excellence and also pivotal to making higher education financially attainable for many of our students.”

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s Covid persisted into its second year, donors continued to respond to the needs of LCC students and the needs of the College. The Foundation received an outpouring of support in academic year 2020-2021.

The last two years have been unprecedented and changed a great deal about education in Lenoir, Greene, and Jones Counties and the nation.

Despite the challenges, thanks to your generosity and support, LCC students found ways to continue pursuing their dreams and striving for a brighter future.

They became nurses, automotive mechanics, HVAC technicians, graphic designers, truck drivers, and welders. Many started their journey to a four-year college or university to become teachers, accountants, lawyers, pharmacists, and to pursue many different degrees in higher education.

Your support is an investment in these students,

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but so much more. Your gift changed families, the community, and the future of the region.

The Foundation is the vital piece in the College’s ability to offer the next level of excellence and also pivotal to making higher education financially attainable for many of our students. If you’re wondering how you can assist students and the College, consider making the Foundation part of your estate plans. The resources provided through planned giving have a lasting impact. Reach out to me to see how you can maximize your influence on the future of LCC students and the College.

We appreciate your generosity and look forward to working with you in the future. If you have any questions, please give me a call at 252-233-6812 or email me at jkennedy@lenoircc.edu.

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B OA R D O F

DI RECTORS JAY CHERRY

JACK HARRELL

RANDY SMITH

SHIRLEY DOVE

BOB HOSEA

BOBBY TAYLOR

DAVID EDWARDS

CHRIS HUMPHREY

CHARLES TAYLOR

COREY FADER

JOHN MARSTON

KEN TETTERTON

DEXTER FLOYD

JOHN MCPHAUL

LYN TURNER

CALE GRADY

JACQUES PASSAILAIGUE

SKIP GREENE

BUDDY RITCH

L CC F O U N D AT I O N AMBASS A DORS ERICH BLUHM

ETHAN MCLAWHORN

ALYIAH SHACKLEFORD

JOHAN CAZARES-RIOS

JAQUAI REESE

AVERY TAYLOR

JUSTIN HOLMES

AMBER ROBERSON

Pictured left to right, front row, are Ethan McLawhorn of Sandy Bottom, Alyiah Shackleford of Snow Hill, Amber Roberson of LaGrange, Avery Taylor of Deep Run, and Johan Cazares-Rios of Trenton; back row, Erich Bluhm of Kinston, and Justin Holmes of LaGrange.

Not pictured is Jaquai Reese of Greenville.

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F O U N DAT I O N EVE NTS 2022 TENNIS & GOLF CLASSIC

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2022 CASINO NIGHT

2022 PRESIDENT’S RECEPTION

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WI L L I A M I . H E R R I N G CULINARY ARTS CENTER

Pictured left to right: Asia Roberson, Harriet Taylor Herring, LPN Scholarship recipient; Jeanne Kennedy, LCC Foundation Executive Director; Roaxann Reaves, Harriet Taylor Herring LPN Scholarship recipient; Ms. Harriet Herring, Dr. Rusty Hunt, LCC President; and Junie Robles, William I. Herring, Sr. Memorial Scholarship recipient.

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s. Harriet Herring, formerly of Kinston, was the apple of her father’s eye and she felt the very same about him. A devoted daughter, she saw first-hand her father’s generosity to others. William I. Herring, Sr. is described by a friend, as “a model for fair dealing in business, for building and sustaining his community, and for his quiet support for those in need.” These are lessons he taught his children.

Carrying on her father’s legacy, Ms. Herring, who now lives in Chapel Hill, has endowed three scholarships through the Lenoir Community College Foundation and most recently, through a generous donation, the culinary dining area in the Waller Building is now named after her father, the William I. Herring, Sr. Culinary Arts Center.

“We are so appreciative of Ms. Herring and what she has and continues to do to help students attend college,” LCC President Dr. Rusty Hunt said. “She has a genuine love of her community and for helping others, and our students are very fortunate because of her generosity and love of education.”

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LCC Foundation Executive Director Jeanne Kennedy said to know Ms. Herring is to love her. “She has helped many students throughout the years and we appreciate her support and her commitment to the College and our students.”

Ms. Herring said she feels very fortunate that she can help others the way her father did. “My father would have loved knowing that he was still helping others,” Ms. Herring said. “He helped people and he was the most honest person.”

Hayes McNeill, a friend of the family, wrote about Ms. Herring’s father saying like many in his day, he didn’t have much schooling, but he was “a bright boy,” with “a lot of native intelligence.” After finishing the fourth grade, he worked full time at the farm. When he turned 18, he turned to agricultural and business enterprises that led to acquiring other farms, selling farm equipment and tractors, operating Herring Gas, and, for four decades, managing his Central and New Central tobacco warehouses that benefited many Kinston area growers, large and small.

He was unpretentious. His daughter also remembers “No office. He didn’t have that kind of personality.”

McNeill said he always identified himself as a farmer.

The Herrings had a large presence here for as long as anyone could remember, “as far back as the Indians,” as one relative put it. His grandfather’s farm was on what is now on Highway 70 W. His father farmed north of Kinston, where he and his school-teacher wife raised their three children.

Throughout his life, he was quietly generous, using his financial success quietly and efficiently. He supported charities, sheltered workshops, and colleges—Chowan and Campbell among them—and was a sustaining supporter of the Salvation Army in Kinston. He was proud to serve as deacon in his church.

For recreation, Herring “loved floundering” from his skiff. It was daughter Harriet’s job “to stand behind him and catch the crabs in the crab net.” W. I. took under his wing Marshall Happer, a fledgling UNC student who became a tennis great and a lawyer. “I’ve never met a finer person than W. I.,” who “gave me a job for a dollar an hour (double what I was worth), so I’d have spending money at school,” Happer said.

Like many in a vanished breed, he was a man who bought and sold with a handshake, who cared about his community, and who used his good fortune to benefit those in need, whether he knew them or not.

Recently, a luncheon, catered by the LCC Culinary Arts students, was held in the newly named center to celebrate the naming of the center and three scholarship recipients, Roaxann Reaves, Asia Roberson, and Junie Robles, who are beneficiaries of scholarships endowed by Ms. Herring.

It was a time to share stories about Ms. Herring’s father, her passion for education and the importance of giving back to a community she continues to hold dear.

She told the students that it was never too late to follow their educational dreams. A graduate of UNC Chapel Hill, Ms. Herring decided to go back to a community college later in life to pursue a nursing degree. “The community college gave me a chance to get my life together to pursue

something I really wanted to do. It’s important to get the education you want.”

Reaves of New Bern received the Harriet Taylor Herring LPN Scholarship. Married with one child, she is a member of the Lamplighters Club. She received a National Defense Service Medal, Army Service Ribbon, and Army Achievement Medal. She is a certified nursing assistant in a long-term care facility since 2009. She plans to graduate as a practical nurse. She said her grandmother was a nurse and her grandmother’s passion to help others is her inspiration.

Roberson of Pink Hill also received the Harriet Taylor Herring LPN Scholarship and is a member of the Lamplighters Club. She volunteers for Abundant Life Miracle Center, assists afterschool with homework assignments, and helps distribute food with the foodbank. She received the Youth Volunteer Award at Carolina East Medical Center and completed 91 hours of volunteer service in the summer of 2018. She is pursuing the LPN Program because she believes in impacting the lives of others through her work. After completing the program, she plans to apply to the bridge program for the Associate Degree Nursing Program and later pursue a bachelor’s degree in nursing.

Robles of Trenton received the William I. Herring, Sr. Memorial Scholarship. A graduate of Jones Senior High School, he loves horticulture. He works part time at Driver Heating and Cooling in Trenton and hopes to open his own business in the future. He plans to attend the University of Mount Olive to pursue a four-year degree in horticulture.

For more information on the LCC Foundation, contact Jeanne Kennedy, Executive Director, at (252) 233-6812 or email at jmkennedy48@lenoircc.edu.

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Scholarship Recipient

DJ I M O N J O N E S

ROBERT L . AND ANNETTE DAUGHETY SCHOLARSHIP

“IN THE FUTURE, I HOPE TO HELP OTHER STUDENTS FURTHER THEIR EDUCATION JUST LIKE YOU HELPED ME. THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROSITY AND SUPPORTING ME TOWARDS REACHING MY HIGHEST POTENTIAL .”

— DJIMON JONES

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Scholarship Recipient

SAVANNAH B O S E M A N

E. MERLE EDWARDS SCHOLARSHIP

“MY PLAN IS TO BECOME A PRIVATE INVESTIGATOR, SO THAT I CAN HELP BRING JUSTICE TO THOSE THAT NEED IT AND HELP IMPROVE THE COMMUNITY.” — SAVANNAH BOSEMAN

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LCC F O U N DAT I O N

E N D OWE D S C H O L A R S H I P S

Doris Taylor Ahlsen Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority BB&T Eddie Morton (Bug) Banks Barnes-St. John Dr. Donald E. Becker Memorial Eloise C. and Harvey E. Beech E. K. Best, Jr. Memorial W. Robert and Suzanne S. Bizzell Health Sciences Lonnie H. and Betty B. Blizzard Mildred Dare Blizzard Bojangles’/Tands, Inc. /McRae & Associates Jean P. and Peggy Booth Memorial Bowen Family John Hood Brewer Memorial Brantley and Eugenia Casey Briley Thomas Edward and Mozelle Hodges Briley Ruby Boone and Vivian Brock The Brody Brothers’ Frank and Sandra Brooks Mildred Quinn Buchan Memorial Henry H. and Vera F. Bullock Memorial Bradley Blair (Brad) Burmahl Memorial Bruce Cannon Memorial Cannon Family Foundation William T. and Imogene Sutton Casey Glenn F. and Joyce Gilbert Cherry Paul and Debbie Chused Rita Grady Clark Charles Coward/Al Sutton Philip H. Crawford, Jr. and Persis Hodges Crawford Memorial Nell and Ford Dabney Scholars Robert L. (Bobby) and Annette L. Daughety William H. and Clarice P. Davenport Gretchen and Minerva Davis Gretchen and Minerva Davis Continuing Education Davis Wholesale Tire Company Violet R. Dawson/Champions Health & Fitness Memorial Athletic Tharon Harper Deaver D. Downie and K. Statum Graphics Faculty 40 | 2022 ANNUAL REPORT

Dr. Shirley L. Dove Louie Eargle Eastern North Carolina Bluegrass Association E. Merle Edwards Henry A. and Lucile Reed Edwards Empowering Women Faculty Memorial Dexter E. and Dorothy M. Floyd Gregory E. and Jennifer A. Floyd Ben and Norma Fountain Fund Edward Earle Franck Robert and Suzanne Gallaher Denny and Jean Garner Albert Lionel Garner Memorial Joe D. and Marilynn Ferrell Gay Memorial Gail G. Grant Memorial Andrew Oscar Greene W. Foster and Mary L. Gurley Memorial Gene Haas Foundation Jack P. Hankins Kathryne C. Hankins James R. (Doc) and Frances Petteway Harper Memorial Dr. and Mrs. Jack Harrell C. Felix Harvey, Sr. Margaret Blount Harvey Early Childhood Education Harriet Taylor Herring LPN Harriet Taylor Herring RN William I. Herring, Sr. Memorial Russell Curtis Hill Memorial Fodie H. Hodges Memorial Graham and Carolyn Hodges Memorial James R. and Carol M. Hood Horticulture Club John C. and Scarlett Howard Irene Smith Howell Gaines Barrett (Barry) Huneycutt, Jr. Rusty and Kim Hunt George Dewey and Jessie Heath Jenkins Memorial The Jones County Kenneth W. and Gracie Taylor Jones Laura B. Jones

Roland J. and Eleanor L. Jones Roy E. and Brenda M. Jones Stephanie M. Jones Memorial Sue Marcom Jones Memorial Martha Wooten Kallam/ Arc of Lenoir County Memorial Kinston Business and Professional Women’s Club Kinston Exchange Club/Billy C. White Memorial Kinston Jaycees Kinston Rotary Club Clayton G. Koonce Memorial Bradley Scott Lanier Memorial Richard Floyd (Rick) Lennon Memorial Lions Industries for the Blind Milton M. (Mac) Lovick Memorial W. W. and Jeanette Lowery Pat and Jim MacNeill Graham W. and Jean M. Mallard Christine Suggs Maroules Christopher Maroules, Sr. John Franklin and Lucy Wood Marston George C. and Mildred Boney Matthis Helen McDaniel Memorial Jesse L. and Joyce P. McDaniel Medical and/or Science Careers Paula Cogdell Melvin Memorial John and Mary Nicey Clements and Henry Dail (Dink) Meready Montgomery’s Math & Science E. Fred and Louise D. Moore Rena Ritch and Mark Norcross Drs. James and Elizabeth Odham Memorial Page Family Frances Carr Parker Frances Carr Parker Culinary Joseph C. and Eunice B. Parker James M. and Erwin W. Parrott Woodfin Pierce and Daisy Fuller Patterson Roland L. Paylor, Jr. /Robert (R.L.) L. Joyner Rickie Allen Pearson, Jr. Memorial James and Rebecca Perry Foundation James and Rebecca Perry Foundation, II Perry Family Horace and Agnes Faye Phillips Pink Hill Medical Kathryn and Leroy Pittman W. Roy and Mary R. Poole Dr. Rose Pully John Wesley Rains/Machining Technology Irma J. and Dr. C. B. Randall Mayor and Mrs. O. A. (Buddy) Ritch Dr. Frank Rocker, Jr.

Rodriguez Family Sarah Peedin Rose Memorial The Schechter James C. and Angeline S. Shell P. E. and Leta Shoulars Leona Bryant Smith RN Memorial Southwest Christian Church Memorial Southwest Christian Church, Jerry Z. and Effie C. Sutton Memorial Sparbel Victor C. Spence Memorial John (Jake) P. and Eugenia R. Strother Memorial Ned M. and Elsie Croom Stroud Memorial Betty and Bill Stump Memorial Richard Vance Surles Memorial Robert J. Sutton Family Charles Taylor Leroy and Blanche Taylor Shirley H. Taylor Memorial Kenneth and Lou Ann Tetterton Alice Starr Tingle Entrepreneur/ Government Leadership Dalton B. Tripp Emily Brown Tripp Memorial James (Jamie) H. Tripp Memorial Shirley Jenkins Tripp Memorial Ronald and Ellen Turnage Memorial Lynwood C. and Grace J. Turner Memorial George E. and Betsy P. Vick Memorial Bobby R. and Ella W. Wade Anne E. and William B. Wallace, Jr. A. Forrest and Ruth King Waller Memorial Charles Albert Waller Robert Forrest and Marie Buchan Waller Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. West Pharmaceutical Services Richard and Edna Whaley Lester and Geraldine White – Richard and Margaret Richardson Memorial Isaac, Frances, Marietta, and Rachel Whitfield Memorial G. Herbert Whitfield Memorial William W. and Mary J. Whittington Joseph Keith Williams Memorial Walter and Marie Williams Harvey Sharp Wooten Endowment

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FUNDS HELD F O R E N D OWM E N T Charlie H. and Bille J. Albritton Young H. Allen Robert (Rock) Anderson Athletic James E. and Annie J. Blue Eugenia Casey Briley The Cherry Family Clarke and Richardson Donald “Donnie” Civils, Jr. Memorial Bobby Ray and Joyce Sutton-Dawson Heather Richardson Gagnon Memorial L. G. and Lillie Grady The Grimes Family Angela Whitfield Harper Memorial Earl and Carol Harper Maude and Bruce Heath Memorial Whitford and Gladys Hill Gloria Hill Jumping Run Church Lawrence and Lois King

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Harry L. and Grace W. Malone Memorial Forest and Christine McCullen Memorial Psychology David and Ginny Moody Jessica Ramsey Memorial Sale Auto Mall Fund Edward T. and Mildred W. Sessoms Selma Wells Skinner Memorial Sleep Medicine Herbert (Herb) Ingram Spear, Sr. Memorial W. Tyson Stewart Memorial Dr. Patricia M. Stroud Memorial Paul and Frances Taylor Memorial Wilda Robinson Turner Memorial Gordon and Linda Vermillion Annie Julia Waller and Otis Clark Tutt Dr. Alexis Barwick Welch and Mr. Larry C. Welch Gary and Sue Woodyard Educational

LCC F O U N DAT I O N DONORS

VISIONARIES ($10,000+) Gene Haas Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John Bradley Hales Dr. and Mrs. A. Jack Harrell James and Rebecca Perry Foundation Mr. James D. Pittman Mrs. Pat MacNeill Mr. and Mrs. Tony J. Rahaim Spirit AeroSystems, Inc.

Mr. Charles E. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tetterton West Pharmaceutical Services The Estate of Glenn Franklin Cherry The Estate of Eleanor L. Jones The Estate of James R. and Christine J. Parker The Estate of Robert F. Waller

HERITAGE SOCIETY ($5,000 - $9,999) Barnes & Noble College Booksellers, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bell Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Blizzard Mrs. Erwin P. Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Dexter E. Floyd Mr. and Mrs. Greg Floyd Mr. and Mrs. Denny Garner

PICA Foundation Poole Family Foundation, Inc. SMC Home Finance Ms. Nancy D. Taylor Dr. and Mrs. Lynwood Turner, III Viamark Advertising

TRUSTEES SOCIETY ($2,500 - $4,999)

Cannon Marketing, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Cherry, Jr. Ms. Ella Clarke Mrs. Debra O. Cox Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Creech CyberGrants SPV, LLC Mrs. Joyce Dawson

The Estate of Eunice B. Parker Mr. Cale Grady Ms. Harriet Herring Dr. and Mrs. Rusty Hunt Mr. and Mrs. John F. Marston Pepsi/Minges Bottling Group

PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY ($1,000 - $2,499) Ameriprise Financial Mr. and Mrs. Phillip C. Ashford Mr. Eddie M. Banks Dr. and Mrs. John Paul Black Dr. and Mrs. Lonnie H. Blizzard Bojangles’/Tands, Inc. Mr. Frederick R. Bonar Mrs. Darla Boseman Dr. and Mrs. Brantley Briley Cannon Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cannon

Champions Health & Fitness Center, Inc. Chris Humphrey Insurance Agency Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy F. Cochran Down East Wood Ducks Mr. Andrew E. Duppstadt Mr. and Mrs. David Edwards The Honorable and Mrs. John P. Exum, Sr. Coastal Agro Business GOECO, Inc. Happy Jack, Inc. Mr. Grant Hargett and Mrs. Terri Hargett 43 | LENOIR COMMUNITY COLLEGE

PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY ($1,000 - $2,499) (CONTINUED) Mr. and Mrs. Kendall Hill Mrs. Carol M. Hood Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Jennings Jones-Onslow EMC Mrs. Jeanne M. Kennedy Kinston Rotary Club Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Koonce Mr. and Mrs. John McPhaul, Jr. Mr. Manuel Montgomery Ms. Virginia P. Moody North Carolina Community Foundation, Inc. Ms. Katherine Pearson Mrs. Kathryn R. Pittman

Mr. Robert J. Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Guadalupe Robles, Jr. Dr. Junius H. Rose, Jr. Schechter Foundation Ms. Sarah L. Shell Southwest Christian Church Ms. Deborah Stroud Sutton Eastern Correction Institution Truist UNC Lenoir Health Care UnionBank Mr. and Mrs. David S. Wise, Jr.

SCHOLARS CLUB ($500 - $999) Mr. Edward Aycock Mr. and Mrs. Matthew C. Berg Mr. and Mrs. Ted Berry Carolina Furnishing + Design Dr. and Mrs. William Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Mark I. Conway Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Walter Copeland Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coward Mr. Sandy Dallas Ms. Judy N. Deme Ms. Elizabeth P. Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Loren Edwards Ernie Everett Site Prep, Inc. First Citizens Bank Mr. and Mrs. J.D. Gibbs Mr. and Mrs. John A. Grady, Jr. Mr. Oscar Gutierrez Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Hill Mrs. Kimberly Rutherford Hill Hookerton Family Practice Connie H. Huffman, CPA, PA Jake A. Parrott Insurance Agency Jarman Auto Sales, Inc. Joe Stilley & Son Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Jones, III The Honorable and Mrs. Paul L. Jones Jumping Run Church, Inc. KC Crop Insurance Services, Inc.

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Kinston Clinic North Pharmacy, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. James Ray Koonce La Grange Garden Club Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gates Lovick’s Café, Inc. Mr. Jamal McMillion Mr. and Mrs. Glen E. Meade Mills International, Inc. Mr. Robert Nobles Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Nobles Mr. and Mrs. James Perry Mr. Ralph E. Peterson Ms. Sarah E. Rose TC Smith Produce Farm, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. E. Randolph Smith Mr. and Mrs. Rodney D. Smith Mr. Reid Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Justin Tilghman Ms. Alice Elizabeth Tripp Vernon Park Exxon Mr. and Mrs. George E. Vick Ms. Kathryn W. Waits Dr. Alexis B. Welch Mr. and Mrs. Lee E. Wetherington Mrs. Susan W. Whitley Mr. and Mrs. Jason Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wilson

HONORS CLUB ($250 - $499) A Total Pest Solution Ace Hardware of Snow Hill Dr. and Mrs. Marshall Barker Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Barwick Ms. Paula L. Battle Mrs. Ruby E. Bethel Mr. and Mrs. Don Blake Mr. Alexander J. Block Building Envelope Erection Services Mr. and Mrs. John L. Canup Ms. Crystal S. Carter Mrs. Kristen Clayton Cornell Dubilier Electronics Ms. Tiffany Coward Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cruz Mrs. June Cummings Mr. and Mrs. John Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. W. Henry Dail Danny Smith Trucking Mr. Brian David Mr. Don Henri-Pierre Donaldson Down East Realty & Custom Homes, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Troy E. Eason Evans & Associates Field Controls First Citizens Bank of Snow Hill Mr. Richard M. Garafolo Ms. Janeice Goude Ms. Denise Grady and Mr. Dwight Holland Ms. Shelia A. Graham Greene County Schools Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Gridley Mr. and Mrs. Gregor J. Hannibal Mr. Jimmy R. Hare Mr. and Mrs. J. Heith Harrison Harry Wooten Landscape Contractor, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Donald Heath Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Hernandez Ms. Richy Huneycutt Mrs. Sherry K. Irsik The Jenkins-Tapp Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Craig Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Jones Judy O. Jones – State Farm Insurance Company Mr. and Mrs. Les Koonce

Ms. Sarah E. Lane Dr. Lucy Lapekas LCC Association of Educational Office Professionals Lenoir Committee of 100, NC Lenoir Tire & Appliance Co. Mr. James Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Leonard Mr. Andrew C. Luppino Dr. Timothy Derek Maddox-Fisher Dr. Scott B. Matthews Ms. Jessica L. McMahon Mr. and Mrs. Jason Miller Mr. Timothy Minch Mother Earth Brewing, LLC Mr. Ronnie Norton Dr. and Mrs. Randy Parker Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Parson Radio Werks, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Robbie Smith Mr. Matthew Harley Smith South Lenoir High School Mr. and Mrs. Michael Spears Spectrofuge Corporation of NC, Inc. Stadium Sports, LLC Stallings Plumbing, Heating & A/C, Inc. State Farm Insurance Co. – Keith Thompson Sterling Rental Company, LLC Dr. and Mrs. Dusk Oliver Stroud Dr. and Mrs. Francis Sugg Ms. A. LeChea Swinson Ms. Samara S. Taft Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy D. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Anthony A. Philyaw Thomas L. Edwards Construction, Inc. Ms. Michele Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lee Tilghman Towne Insurance - W. A. Moore Ms. Betty J. Vaughn and Mr. Marty Atwater Mr. Bob Wagner Walker Insurance Group Dr. Jarrett T. Whelan Wil Hardy Insurance Agency, Inc. Ms. Kamesha Wilson Ms. Renee Wyatt

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LANCERS CLUB ($100 - $249) AAA Carolinas Mr. and Mrs. John P. Albert LOTA – Looks of Tela Ann Alpha Kappa Alpha Mrs. Mary G. Alphin Arendell Parrott Academy, Inc. Ms. Laura Barnes and Mr. Lynn St. John Mr. and Mrs. David Barnes Barnhill Contracting Company Barrow, Parris & Davenport, PA Mr. and Mrs. Lyn Beer Dr. Cecilia Bianchi-Hall and Mr. Timothy Hall Mr. Earl Bielby Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Boldt Mr. and Mrs. Vaden H. Bond Mr. Jack Boone Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie F. Braxton, Jr. Mrs. Siobhan Brewer Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Bridgers Brown Associates, PLLC Mr. Trey Bruns Dr. Faith F. Bynum Mr. and Mrs. Richard Callaway Capps Trailers.com Ms. Elaine Carmon Mr. and Mrs. Hermon N. Carraway Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Carter Mrs. Katie Lou W. Cauley CDS-Networks and Services Coastal Connections Marketing, Inc. Coastal Plains Insurance Services, Inc. Mrs. Lynn G. Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Scott Crocker Crystal Clean Building Service Mr. Sterling Cullipher Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Daingerfield Daly Company, Inc. Davis Heating and Cooling Services Ms. Larisa Deaver Mr. and Mrs. Russell W. Dickens Mr. Adam Dillahay Ms. Melissa P. Dixon Dr. Shirley L. Dove Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Downie Eagles Properties, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald B. Edens Mrs. Tezra P. Egleton Dr. and Mrs. Steven Felzer Ms. Amy E. Beer Fitzgerald Flooring Gallery, Inc. Floors and Courts, Inc. 46 | 2022 ANNUAL REPORT

Fred Moody & Sons Ms. Rita Futrell Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Michael Giddens General Contracting, Inc. Ms. Carolyn Grant Mrs. Ika K. Grant Dr. Deborah D. and Mr. David C. Grimes Mr. and Mrs. Heath Gurr H. Stadiem, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. James L. Hardison Ms. Diane S. Harrell Mr. and Mrs. David S. Harrelson Mr. and Mrs. Josh Harris Mr. Shane Harris Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas E. Harvey, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Carl Haynes Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holcombe Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Holmes, III Dr. and Mrs. Robert Hosea Mr. and Mrs. Barry T. Houser Mr. Eric Hughes Jackson Builders, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Jennings Jones County NC Retired School Personnel Mrs. Carmon C. Jones - Allstate Mr. and Mrs. Jerry R. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Joyner Ms. Dawn E. Kantz Mr. and Mrs. John C. Keffer Ms. Whitney Kimble Kinston Dental Associates Mrs. Sonia W. Koonce Mr. and Mrs. Larry L. Lanning Ms. Leslie L. Lee Lenoir Oxygen Supply Link-Systems International, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Luebeck Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Mackey Ms. Cathy M. Manning Mr. Joseph McGraw Ms. Josephine B. McGraw Mr. Daniel E. McLawhorn Mrs. Charlene Meadows Dr. Maria Messner Dr. David E. Miller, Jr. Mr. Warren C. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Morris Ms. Misty S. Moye Mrs. Caroline Murphrey Dr. Tran Nguyen

LANCERS CLUB ($100 - $249) (CONTINUED) Ms. Linda W. Northcote Mr. and Mrs. Bill Orr Mr. and Mrs. Amos E. Palmer, Jr. Mr. David Pearce Ms. Betti Ann Perry Pierce Group Benefits, LLC Ms. Angela Karen Pittman Mr. Jimmy R. Pope Coastal Plains Insurance Ms. Tracey Anne Price Ms. Nikki Proctor Realo Discount Drug Stores, Inc. Mr. Jack Redhead Mr. and Mrs. George Reed Mr. Ken Rhodes Mr. O. A. "Buddy" Ritch, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Roberts, III Mr. Jackie Rogers Scott Insurance and Financial, Inc. Sea Glass Cafe Ms. Lisa Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Oneal Simmons Mrs. Amber L. Smith Ms. Elizabeth D. Smith Mr. James Ivery Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Terry Strickland Mr. and Mrs. John Strong Dr. and Mrs. Paul D. Stroud Mrs. Wendy E. Sutton Tarboro River Bandits, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Theodorakis Mr. William A. Tilghman, Jr. Tops, Bottoms, & Soles Men’s Shop Town of Hookerton Dr. Kimberly Turnage Mrs. Swannie Turner Mr. and Mrs. Joel Webb Whaley Enterprises Mrs. Casey A. Whaley Ms. Jill White Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. White Mr. John G. Whitehead, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Corey Wiggins Mr. and Mrs. Bill T. Willis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Lee Wilson Mr. William Lee Woodard WrapShop36 Mr. and Mrs. Jarrett M. Wynne

FRIENDS CLUB ($50 - $99) Ms. Lucia Acevedo-Rodriguez Mr. and Mrs. Richard Adams Ms. Sarah B. Adams Mr. Nicholas Anthony Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Anthony Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Aycock Mr. and Mrs. L. Paul Aycock Mr. and Mrs. Russell M. Bartholomew Ms. LaSheika Becton Mr. Chad Kirkland Benfield Mrs. Judith L. Blackwell Blizzard Building Supply Mr. and Mrs. Jamison Blizzard Ms. Allie N. Bluhm-Whitley Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Boyd Ms. Jewel A. Braswell Ms. Amber Bright Mr. George Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Arden R. Carter Mr. and Mrs. Benny S. Coats Ms. Jackie Cross Mrs. Christine Culbreth Ms. Maryann Cunningham

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Demianiuk Ms. Pamela B. Duling Mr. Alexander Fitzgerald Ms. Edna Fitzgerald Mrs. Kensey Foushee-Erkes Mrs. Jocelyn A. Francis Mrs. Bonnie P. Futrelle Mr. and Mrs. David Garner Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Giddens Mr. and Mrs. Stanley T. Grablewski Ms. Melissa Grady Mr. and Mrs. David Green Mr. and Mrs. John A. Griffin Ms. D. Theon Hardy Mr. John C. Hardy Mr. McKinley Jack Harris Mr. Justin R. Harvell Ms. Dwendolyn T. Hudson Mrs. Terry Ann Humphrey Jewelry Unlimited of Goldsboro Mrs. Carla H. Jones Ms. Cynthia W. Jones Miss. Halima A. Jones 47 | LENOIR COMMUNITY COLLEGE

FRIENDS CLUB ($50 - $99) (CONTINUED) Ms. Nikki Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Charles Laughinghouse Mr. and Mrs. Bruce D. MacDonald Mr. Walter Curtis Magnum, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Rudolph I. Mintz Mr. and Mrs. Jack F. Mizzelle Mr. and Mrs. Bill Moss Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Murrell Mr. and Mrs. Dale Neathery Ms. Kate Oliphant Mr. and Mrs. William E. Orr Ms. Leigh Ann Parrish Pikeville Insurance Agency Dr. Amy F. Potter Mrs. Alexandra P. Ranieri Mr. and Mrs. Richard Riley Ms. Beverly Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Rust Mr. and Mrs. Neil H. Scarborough Mr. Bruce E. Smith, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dewayne L. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Jake M. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Roxann Smith Mr. James Tyrone Sparks, Jr.

Mr. Scott M. Strong Mr. Marshall Suggs Ms. Rebecca J. Sutton Ms. Tammy R. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson, III Mr. Glenn E. Thompson Mr. Keith W. Tilghman Mrs. Joyce Tilghman Tillman’s Restaurant Equipment and Supplies Mrs. Alice S. Tingle Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Tyndall Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Tyndall Ms. Ashley Tyson Ms. Taylor Walters Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Whaley Ms. Sandra S. Whitley Ms. Donna Phillips Williams Ms. Kathleen Wimbush Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Wirhouski Ms. Lisa Wooten-Hightower Mrs. Darlene Worthington Mr. John Yates Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Yourdon

LCC CONTRIBUTOR CLUB (UP TO $49) Ms. Nohemi Almanza Mr. and Mrs. Marco Almengor Ms. Kimyatta Anderson Mr. Marco Arroyo Mr. and Mrs. Thad B. Ball Mr. Robert Charles Barefield Ms. Kayla Bodzinski Mr. and Mrs. R. Joseph Bower Ms. Alicia C. Brown Ms. Stephanie Smith Brown Ms. Christa Bryant Mr. Wallace Bryant Ms. Patrice Canady Dr. Millicent Hope Carroll Mr. Cory Cobb Ms. Maxine Cooper Ms. Hannah Critcher Ms. Celina R. Crowder Ms. Bethany L. Davis Mr. Christopher Scott Davis Ms. Mary M. Davis Mr. Richard A. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Deveau, Jr. Dr. Stanley James Elliott 48 | 2022 ANNUAL REPORT

Ms. Sandra Eubanks Ms. Ann Frederick Ms. Lauren Gaither Mr. and Mrs. William T. Gilgo, Jr. Givinga Foundation, Inc. Mrs. Amber Goodman Ms. Jennifer Grady Ms. Catherine Ruth Hardee Ms. Diane Hartman Ms. Thuy Heldreth Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Cody Herring Mr. and Mrs. John A. Honbarrier Mr. and Mrs. Dennis P. Howard Mr. and Mrs. Johnny E. Hussey Mr. Tyrone Jones Mr. and Mrs. Rodolph King Mr. Cameron E. Kolb Mrs. Jennifer Lamb Ms. Penny Maready Ms. Margaret Grace Marett Ms. Teressa McLawhorn Mr. Garry Mizzelle and Ms. Jami Effingham Mr. and Mrs. Jack J. Morgan Mr. Benjamin Ryan Mozingo

LCC CONTRIBUTOR CLUB (UP TO $49) (CONTINUED) Mr. Ronnie Outlaw Ms. Lori Palush Mr. Kevin M. Parker Mr. and Mrs. Tad Parson Mrs. Beth Ann Payne Ms. Lindsay S. Price Miss Miranda S. Quinn Ms. Paula Rivera Mr. Benjamin Ray Scott, Jr. Mr. Frederick E. Seymour Mr. and Mrs. Scott Sorenson Ms. Ashley Sutton

Ms. Victoria Tate Mr. Charlie Taylor Mr. Charles C. Tilghman Ms. Maribel Vasquez Mr. and Mrs. Janos Virag Ms. Rebecca B. Whitaker Ms. Janequa White Mr. Elvis Whitfield Mrs. Mary-Margaret Wiggins Mr. Bryan Jacob Williamson Mrs. Syrina Wimberly

The contributions listed are those recorded between July 1, 2021 and June 30, 2022. If we have omitted a contribution or misspelled a name, we apologize and ask that you notify the Foundation Office at 252.233.6812.

The LCC Foundation, Inc., is a non-profit, tax exempt 501(c)(3) organization.

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