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THIS IS JUST THE BEGINNING.

04 VISION & MISSION 05 PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE 06 BOARD CHAIR’S MESSAGE 08 AT A GLANCE 10 CARS FOR COLLEGE 12 SIGNING 14 NEW PROGRAMS 18 LCC GUARANTEE 20 QUICK JOBS 21 BCBS DONATION 22 PRESIDENT’S RECEPTION 24 FOUNDATION MESSAGE 26 GOLF TOURNAMENT 28 ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS 30 FUNDS HELD FOR ENDOWMENT 32 FOUNDATION DONORS

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VISION Lenoir Community College connects hope to opportunity.

MISSION 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.

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am proud to present Lenoir Community College’s 2019 Annual Report highlighting our students and our accomplishments for the past academic year. It has been an exciting year implementing the College’s Strategic Plan of Reimaging the Student Experience. We are engaging our students, each other, and our community partners.

We are investing in our students, employees, and facilities, and we are creating an environment of achievement through a quality student experience.

I am privileged to lead an innovative team of faculty and staff who are dedicated to providing an exceptional education and services to the citizens

PRESIDENT’S

MESSAGE of Lenoir, Greene, and Jones Counties.

LCC has a unique role in assisting students fulfill their dreams of future employment. It is a role that all of us take seriously.

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

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. As a college, we are constantly evaluating and updating our programs and services to stay on the cutting edge of technology and to meet the needs of those we serve.

We recognize and value our community partnerships and we thank you for being an integral partner with us.

Your support makes an incredible difference at Lenoir Community College.

We are a leader for economic development in the area providing an educated workforce President, Lenoir Community College

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BOARD CHAIR’S

MESSAGE I

t is an exciting time to be at Lenoir Community College. Looking back over the last year, we can’t help but look forward to what the new year has to offer.

In an ever-changing world, Lenoir Community College stands ready to serve the citizens of Lenoir, Greene, and Jones Counties.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

The College has a reputation statewide for its academic excellence and its visionary leadership.

With an outstanding faculty and staff and a dedicated 16-member

Board of Trustees, it is an honor to be part of a team of professionals with a common goal, that of fulfilling dreams of students who are seeking a better life through education. While we have accomplished many things this past year, we still have much more to do in assisting our students along their educational journey.

Our commitment is strong and our vision is clear to continue to provide the best in education and training opportunities to the communities we serve.

Board of Trustees Chair

Dr. Pradeep Arumugham

Mr. James L. Hardison

Mr. Thomas White

Ms. Maxine Cooper

Mr. Earl Heath

Mr. Hardy Creech

Mrs. Connie Huffman

Ms. June Cummings

Mr. Charley Jones, III

Ms. Janasia Bizzell, SGA President – Ex-Officio Member

Mr. Rod D. Evans, Jr., Vice Chair

Mr. Jerry Jones

Mr. Greg Floyd

Mr. Thomas H. Salter

Mr. Denny Garner

Mr. Kyle Koonce Mr. E. Randolph Smith, Chair

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AT A

GLANCE

to

Lenoir Community College connects

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DEGREES

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DIPLOMAS

CERTIFICATES

$246,348 IN SCHOLARSHIPS

62% 38%

PART-TIME STUDENTS FULL-TIME STUDENTS

38% 62%

3,313 CURRICULUM STUDENTS

STUDENT TO INSTRUCTOR

15:1 RATIO

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o commemorate former Trustee John O. McNairy’s 20 years of service to the Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation, trustees have gifted an honorarium of $250,000 to Lenoir Community College Foundation to help launch its Cars for College program, an economic mobility initiative that will secure transportation for students who are enrolled in Lenoir Community College and earning college credit. The intended outcome is to remove the mobility barriers that often prevent students from owning and operating a safe and dependable motor vehicle.

The idea of Cars for College was developed when transportation was identified as a primary factor in students not completing educational programs or continuing enrollment in degree programs. The goal of this program is to assure that low-income working students have access to safe, legal, affordable, and dependable vehicles to get them to college and work instead of purchasing a one-way ticket for every stop they make on the local bus service or having to depend on someone else for a ride to campus.

CARS

The Cars for College program will launch in early 2020, during the spring semester. The way the program will work is that the Lenoir Community College Foundation will acquire vehicles and turn them over to Lenoir Community College’s Automotive Systems Technology Program where any repairs and a diagnostic check for the vehicle will happen. Once the vehicle passes inspection from the Automotive Systems Technology Program, it will be sold by Lenoir Community

Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation Honors Former Trustee John O. McNairy with a

$250,000 Gift to Cars for College Program

College Foundation to a student who qualifies for the Cars for College program at a projected cost of $4,000 or less per car. The vehicle will come with a membership to Carolina AAA and carry a six-month

6,000-mile warranty.

Students will apply to the Cars for College program through the NCWorks Career Center; which will assess the students’ needs, resources, and work history and provide counseling regarding training, employment, and job placement services. Lenoir Community College advisors will collaborate with the student and NCWorks personnel to get the student enrolled in the appropriate academic program that meets the student’s career goals. The student will agree to complete the degree or certificate program and then be eligible to purchase a car through the program.

Lenoir Community College will notify students of the launch of the program by posting on its website and social media platforms as well as utilizing emails, text messaging, and signage around campus. The College will also contact local media to assist in publicizing this innovative program.

“I am grateful to have served as a trustee of the Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation,” said John O. McNairy. “While I was fortunate to assist the

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COLLEGE

Foundation in investing in various communities across North Carolina, I am a longtime resident of Lenoir County and have a great appreciation for this part of the state.

Cars for College will support students attending Lenoir Community College who have demonstrated that they are committed to attaining an education and have created a plan to carry out their future goals. This is a collaborative program, spearheaded by the Lenoir Community College Foundation, that I am confident will result in countless opportunities for young people,” he said.

“We were extremely grateful, and fortunate, to have John’s perspective and expertise on the board of the Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation for 20

years,” said W. Noah Reynolds, president of the Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation. “This honorarium is a token of our appreciation not only for John’s contributions to the Foundation and to North Carolina, but also to support his continued efforts to make Eastern North Carolina a great place to live and work,” he said.

“We are very thankful of this award as it will make a significant difference to our students and to the communities we serve by assisting those who may not have an opportunity to get an education and training because of transportation and financial barriers,” said LCC President Dr. Rusty Hunt.

“With reliable transportation, low-income working students can experience success as

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members of the workforce.

Without it, they will struggle each day to reach the jobs, classes, or training that could bring them economic security.

We are appreciative of John’s (McNairy) longtime support of the College and its Foundation and we are excited to launch this new initiative that will help our students in achieving a more productive future.”

Cars for College expects to provide vehicles for more than 20 eligible students during its first three years of operation.

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JOINING FORCES

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niversity of North Carolina Wilmington (UNCW) Chancellor Jose V. Sartarelli and Lenoir Community College President Rusty Hunt entered into an agreement providing a Pathway to

Excellence Guaranteed Admission. UNCW’s Pathway to Excellence Program provides any qualifying LCC student completing an Associate of Arts, Associate of Science or an Associate of Engineering

degree guaranteed admission to UNCW. “This is an exciting opportunity for our students who plan to transfer,” Dr. Hunt said.

“We are appreciative of our partnership with UNCW.”

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SIGNING UNCW & ECSU

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enoir Community College and two other North Carolina community colleges have joined forces with Elizabeth City State University to educate the next generation of aviators.

The agreement with LCC, Guilford Technical Community College, and Sandhills Community College will bring community college transfer students to ECSU’s signature aviation science program in Elizabeth City.

ECSU is the only four-year university in North Carolina offering a bachelor’s degree in aviation science. The

university currently operates a 10-fleet airplane flight program and will launch a bachelor program in unmanned aerial systems, or drones this fall.

The three community colleges currently offer aviation programs and, according to school officials, have not been able to transfer students to a public North Carolina university to advance their aviation degree work, until now.

“THIS IS AN IMPORTANT PARTNERSHIP FOR US. OUR PROGRAM HAS BEEN IN OPERATION FOR 49 YEARS, EDUCATING STUDENTS IN AVIATION MANAGEMENT AND FLIGHT INSTRUCTION. NOW WE HAVE THE ABILITY TO PARTNER WITH A NORTH CAROLINA FOUR-YEAR PROGRAM.” Dr. Rusty Hunt

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ELECTRO NEURO DIAGNOSTIC TECHNOLOGY

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enoir Community College added its newest Health Sciences program – Electroneurodiagnostic Technology or END, as it is known in the field. This however is not the “end” for students seeking this degree, but the beginning.

NEW

“The purpose of the Electroneurodiagnostic Program is to prepare individuals to go to work in the neurology field alongside neurologists, neurosurgeons, and other healthcare professionals” Program Chair Beth Payne said, “Neurodiagnostic technicians will be trained to look for neurological deficits, such as seizures, encephalopathies, trauma, etc. They will learn to record and read electrical neural outputs of the brain, nerve

pathways, and muscles, and assist physicians to accurately diagnose, treat, and educate patients.

Graduates will work alongside physicians to manage patient’s progress and care.”

Payne is also the program chair of the Polysomnography (Sleep Medicine) Program where individuals, working in conjunction with a physician, are prepared to perform and interpret sleep studies and to provide comprehensive clinical evaluations that are required for the diagnosis of sleep studies.

“The main difference between END and polysomnography is that while polysomnography deals with sleep disorders, END looks for neurologic disorders. With both programs, electrical output from the body are looked at to discover disorders or deficits.”

In the first couple of semesters, students can expect to learn the fundamentals of healthcare, such as

PROGRAMS

infection control, vitals, taking medical histories, and they will take three intensive anatomy and physiology courses. As students’ progress in the program, they will learn to use diagnostic equipment; read neural outputs of the brain,

According to Payne, the skills that students will gain in the program go beyond handson skills. They include learning how to communicate with physicians, peers, families, and patients of all ages. They will learn what it means to be a

“The purpose of the Electroneurodiagnostic Program is to prepare individuals to go to work in the neurology field alongside neurologists, neurosurgeons, and other healthcare professionals.”

Beth Payne, Program Chair

nerve pathways, and muscles; and prepare data and reports for physicians.

The END program will utilize the newest diagnostic equipment available. “This will be an advantage for students. The equipment students use while practicing in lab will be identical to what they see in their clinical rotations, and at their jobs after graduation.”

Students must complete more than 300 hours of clinical work to graduate. Clinical sites are spread throughout the area to better serve students.

healthcare professional and how to conduct themselves professionally and ethically within the field. “They will gain professional skills such as being on time, appropriate dress, processing emotions during stressful situations, time management, how to be reliable, etc.” she said.

“The job outlook for neurodiagnostic technicians is very good in our area,” she said. “Not only is there a need in Lenoir County, but the Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill area has the second greatest need for neurodiagnostic

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technicians in the country.”

The Electroneurodiagnostic Program at LCC is one of two in the state. “A strength of the program is having the polysomnography sister program. This means LCC is already equipped with the tools needed to teach this type of health science program effectively,” Payne said. “Strong bonds with clinical sites have already been made, which allows the College to provide their students with the best clinical experiences possible.”

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ADVERTISING

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rom Raleigh to the coast, students are coming to Lenoir Community College to enroll in the Graphic Arts and Imaging Technology Program (GAIT).

This program focuses on providing students with training in graphic design, digital printing, web design, photography, offset lithography, screen printing, and other areas in the printing, publishing, and packaging industry.

“We are only one of three GAIT programs in the NC Community College System,” says Program Chair Dwight Downie. “We take pride in that we have been providing students training in graphic arts for more than 40 years” To meet the needs of recent demand in the digital marketing world, graphics has added a new program, Advertising and Graphic Design, which began accepting students in the fall.

“We are excited to see this program come to life. We

have seen the need for digital media specialists and graphic designers increase over the years,” Downie said.

This program is designed to give students the skills and knowledge necessary to create visual materials that will inspire, inform, and captivate consumers.

As a graduate of the GAIT Program and a successful creative business owner, Brandon Potter of Potter Photography & Design and Magic Mile Screen Printing, agrees that the need for graphic designers is at an all-time high. “The Advertising and Graphic Design Program is needed in today’s digital world.

Businesses and industries are looking for skilled graduates to fill the need for graphic designers and marketing specialists,” Potter said.

The Advertising and Graphic Design Program will complement the GAIT Program in that students will be able to earn an Associate in Applied Science degree in Graphic Arts and Imaging Technology and by taking just four additional classes, students can earn an Associate in Applied Science degree in Advertising and Graphic Design as well.

“Businesses and industries are looking for skilled graduates to fill the need for graphic designers and marketing specialists.”

Brandon Potter, Graphic Arts & Imaging Technology Graduate

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orth Lenoir High School 2018 graduate Grayson Shreves made his decision to attend Lenoir Community College rather than going to a four-year university based on a guarantee LCC made to him.

He received the LCC Guarantee Scholarship, a scholarship in which area students who achieve academic success in high school could get their first two years of college free.

The LCC Guarantee Scholarship provides an incentive to high-achieving students to choose Lenoir Community College as their launching point to transfer and career opportunities.

“I enrolled at LCC originally

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because I received the Guarantee Scholarship,” Shreves said. “I was going straight to a four-year university like Mount Olive or East Carolina, but after a semester at LCC, I have realized this was the best decision I have made.

Everyone on campus is

so nice and helpful. I just don’t think I would have gotten that anywhere else.”

To qualify for the LCC Guarantee, students must graduate from a service area high school—public, private, or homeschool— with NC resident eligibility, complete nine Career and College Promise (CCP) credits with a C or better, graduate high school with a 3.0+ unweighted Grade Point Average (GPA), and enroll as a full-time student the following fall semester at LCC after high school graduation.

“The LCC Guarantee provides an affordable avenue to college and reduces the need for student borrowing,” said LCC President Dr. Rusty Hunt. “These students are already invested in Lenoir Community College by completing nine CCP credits in high school. This is an opportunity for them to continue their college career at no cost to them or their parents.”

GUARANTEE

To apply for the scholarship, students must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) located at www.fafsa. ed.gov and the LCC Scholarship application at www.lenoircc.edu/ scholarship by the last Friday in March each year.

The scholarship covers

are between 65 and 70 hours to complete. With the nine hours these students already have, they should successfully complete a degree, diploma, or certificate under the LCC Guarantee Program.”

“The benefits to this program are numerous.

We want to encourage

“THE LCC GUARANTEE WILL NOT ONLY ENHANCE STUDENT ENGAGEMENT, BUT WILL HELP PRODUCE DEGREED STUDENTS WHO WILL BE EMPLOYMENT READY AND BENEFIT LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT.” all tuition and required general student fees not covered by financial aid or other scholarships. Book costs and program-specific fees are not covered. LCC reserves the right to limit the number of scholarships, students need to apply early.

To maintain the LCC Guarantee, students enroll full-time, at least 12 credit hours (based on degree plan) at LCC in a curriculum degree, diploma, or certificate program.

“The scholarship covers a maximum of 60 credit hours,” said Dean of Industrial Technologies Dr. Maggie Brown. “The majority of our programs

students to work hard and achieve in high school and to know that hard work is rewarded,” Hunt said.

“The LCC Guarantee will not only enhance student engagement, but will help produce degreed students who will be employment ready and benefit local economic development.”

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QUICK

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ooking for employment and need training fast?

Lenoir Community College’s Quick Jobs program is designed to get you to work in less than six months.

“Quick Jobs is designed to put qualified applicants to work in a short amount of time,” LCC Workforce Development Coordinator Dusk Stroud said. “This program will help develop a pipeline of potential employees for our industry and healthcare partners in areas that are in high demand.”

Quick Jobs offers programs to help students find not only a job, but also a new lifelong career.

The program provides students with the training to

be working in less than six months in the industrial areas of Energy Distribution Systems Technologies, Electrical Wiring, Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning, Certified Production Technician, Transportation Operations Management (TOM), Truck Driver Training (CDL Class A), and Welding.

“Through Quick Jobs, tuition

assistance may be available as well as the opportunity to receive nationally recognized credentials. The College has partnered with employers in the area to help students find a new opportunity to work,” he said.

Healthcare Quick Jobs includes training in EKG Technician, Health Unit Coordinator, Healthcare Billing and Coding, Medication Aide (Adult Care/Nursing Homes), Nurse Aide I and II, Pharmacy Technician, and Phlebotomy Technician.

“These jobs are currently in demand,” said Dr. Faith Bynum, LCC Continuing Education Director of Health Related Programs. “The College offers a wide range of short-term training and has partnered with employers in the area to provide students potential employment opportunities.”

“QUICK JOBS IS DESIGNED TO PUT QUALIFIED APPLICANTS TO WORK IN A SHORT AMOUNT OF TIME” Dusk Stroud, Workforce Development Coordinator

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Pictured left to right is Senator Jim Perry, Blue Cross Blue Shield of NC Vice President of Government Affairs Mark Fleming and LCC President Dr. Rusty Hunt.

HELPING FIGHT THE OPIOID EPIDEMIC

LCC RECEIVES

$200,000 DONATION FROM BLUE CROSS AND BLUE SHIELD OF NC

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enoir Community College President Dr. Rusty Hunt met with legislators to accept a $200,000 donation given by Blue Cross and Blue Shield of NC (Blue Cross NC).

LCC is one of five community colleges across the state awarded the donation to help fight the opioid epidemic.

Blue Cross NC made the $1 million investment with the North Carolina Community College System to help fund emergency medical sciences associate degree programs.

The investment will address

the rising health care needs in North Carolina, including the opioid epidemic, by supporting student academic success, faculty recruitment, retention, professional development, state-of-the-art equipment, and technology such as simulation manikins that give students real-time feedback.

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PRESIDENT’S

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SUCCESS LIVES HERE

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Donors to the Foundation help students pursue lifelong learning as a way to a better future.

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he Lenoir Community College Foundation, Inc., a non-profit organization, was founded in 1972. Its mission is to secure resources that increase financial assistance to students, improve educational programs, and provide ongoing support to modernize and expand facilities at LCC. As donors, you understand the impact of higher education in our communities. It is a simple but true statement that a high school diploma is no longer enough to grant access to a good job and a pleasant lifestyle. To help combat the barrier to education in Lenoir, Greene, and Jones Counties, the Foundation established the LCC Guarantee. This program allows high school students from the service area to attend the College tuition-free.

The first group of LCC

FOUNDATION

MESSAGE Guarantee students began their educational endeavors just 12 months ago. The program has grown from 43 students last fall to 102 students this semester. I anticipate that the program will continue to grow as students realize that the Guarantee can provide the education and skills they need for our rapidly changing economy.

Why is this important to our community? The Guarantee is a way to promote the economic and social prosperity of our residents, our families, and our community.

Businesses will be more likely to invest in a community where

the workers are prepared for the jobs they need filled.

Education can break the cycle of intergenerational poverty and help provide a safer environment for the community. Donors to the Foundation help students pursue lifelong learning as a way to a better future.

On behalf of the LCC Foundation Board of Directors, faculty, staff, and students, I say thank you for your support.

Without you, there would be no Foundation to assist students. You make great things happen at LCC.

Foundation Executive Director

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Pictured left to right is Eric Agee , Jacob Howard, Tammaria Smith, Owen White, Citlalli Uriate-Ayala, & Colby Modlin

Mr. J.P. (Jay) Cherry, Jr.

Mr. John McPhaul

Dr. Shirley L. Dove

Mr. Ed Mills

Mr. David Edwards

Mr. Jacques Passailaigue

Mr. Corey Fader

Mr. Buddy Ritch

Mr. Dexter E. Floyd

Mr. Thomas Salter

Mr. Cale Grady

Mr. Randy Smith

Mr. Oscar Greene, III

Mr. Charles E. Taylor

Dr. A. Jack Harrell, III

Mr. Bobby Taylor, Chairperson

Dr. Robert Hosea

Mr. Ken Tetterton

Rep. Chris Humphrey

Dr. Lynwood C. Turner, III

Mr. Kenneth W. Jones Mr. Luther E. Ledford, Jr. Mr. John F. Marston

LEAVE A LEGACY To support students by making a tax-deductible gift to the Foundation, contact Jeanne Kennedy at

252-233-6812

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FOUNDATION

GOLF TOURNAMENT

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ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Doris Taylor Ahlsen BB&T Eddie (Bug) Morton 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 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 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 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 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 Dr. Shirley L. Dove Eastern North Carolina Bluegrass Association E. Merle Edwards Henry A. and Lucile Reed Edwards Faculty Memorial Dexter E. and Dorothy M. Floyd Gregory E. and Jennifer Floyd Ben and Norma Fountain Fund Edward Earle Franck Robert and Suzanne Gallaher Albert Lionel Garner Memorial Joe D. and Marilynn Gay Memorial Gail G. Grant Memorial Andrew Oscar Greene Memorial W. Foster and Mary L. Gurley Memorial Gene Haas Foundation Jack P. Hankins Kathryne C. Hankins 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 Hodges Family James R. and Carol M. Hood John C. and Scarlett Howard Irene Smith Howell Gaines Barrett (Barry) Huneycutt, Jr. Rusty and Kim Hunt George Dewey and Jessie Heath Jenkins Memorial 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 Kinston Business and Professional Women’s Club Kinston Exchange Club/Billy C. White Memorial

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James C. and Angeline S. Shell

Kinston Rotary Club

P. E. and Leta Shoulars

Clayton G. Koonce Memorial

Leona Bryant Smith RN Memorial

Bradley Scott Lanier Memorial

Southwest Christian Church Memorial

Richard Floyd (Rick) Lennon Memorial

Southwest Christian Church, Jerry Z. and

Lions Industries for the Blind

Effie C. Sutton Memorial

Milton M. (Mac) Lovick Memorial

Sparbel

W. W. and Jeanette Lowery

Victor C. Spence Memorial

Pat and Jim MacNeill

John (Jake) P. and Eugenia R. Strother Memorial

Graham W. and Jean M. Mallard

Ned M. and Elsie Croom Stroud Memorial

Christine Suggs Maroules

Betty and Bill Stump Memorial

Christopher Maroules, Sr.

Richard Vance Surles Memorial

John Franklin and Lucy Wood Marston

Robert J. Sutton Family

George C. and Mildred Boney Matthis

Leroy and Blanche Taylor

Helen McDaniel Memorial

Shirley H. Taylor Memorial

Jesse L. and Joyce P. McDaniel

Kenneth and Lou Ann Tetterton

Medical and/or Science Careers

Alice Starr Tingle Entrepreneur/Government

Paula Cogdell Melvin Memorial

Leadership

John and Mary Nicey Clements and Henry Dail

Dalton B. Tripp

(Dink) Meready

Emily Brown Tripp Memorial

Montgomery’s Math & Science

James (Jamie) H. Tripp Memorial

E. Fred and Louise D. Moore

Shirley Jenkins Tripp Memorial

Rena Ritch and Mark Norcross

Ronald and Ellen Turnage Memorial

Drs. James and Elizabeth Odham

Lynwood C. and Grace J. Turner Memorial

Page Family Scholarship

George E. and Betsy P. Vick Memorial

Frances Carr Parker

Bobby R. and Ella W. Wade

Frances Carr Parker Culinary

Anne E. and William B. Wallace, Jr.

Joseph C. and Eunice B. Parker

A. Forrest and Ruth King Waller Memorial

James M. and Erwin W. Parrott

Charles Albert Waller

Woodfin Pierce and Daisy Fuller Patterson

Robert Forrest and Marie Buchan Waller

Roland L. Paylor, Jr./Robert (R.L.) L. Joyner

Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.

Rickie Allen Pearson, Jr. Memorial

West Pharmaceutical Services

James and Rebecca Perry Foundation

Richard and Edna Whaley

Perry Family

Lester and Geraldine White-Richardson and

Horace and Agnes Faye Phillips

Margaret Richardson Memorial

Pink Hill Medical

Isaac, Frances, Marietta, and Rachel Whitfield

Kathryn and Leroy Pittman

Memorial

W. Roy and Mary R. Poole

G. Herbert Whitfield Memorial

Rose Pully Memorial

Joseph Keith Williams Memorial

Irma J. and Dr. C. B. Randall

Walter and Marie Williams

Mary Mac Ritch Memorial

Harvey Sharp Wooten

Mayor and Mrs. O. A. (Buddy) Ritch Dr. Frank Rocker, Jr. Rodriguez Family Sarah Peedin Rose Memorial Schechter

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FUNDS HELD FOR

ENDOWMENT Charlie H. and Bille J. Albritton Young H. Allen Robert (Rock) Anderson Athletic James E. and Annie J. Blue Clarke and Richardson Scholarship

Bobby Ray and Joyce Sutton-Dawson Tharon Harper Deaver Memorial Empowering Women Heather Richardson Gagnon Memorial Grimes Family Angela Whitfield Harper Memorial Earl and Carol Harper James R. (Doc) and Frances Petteway Harper Memorial Maude and Bruce Heath Memorial Whitford and Gladys Hill Gloria Hill Horticulture Club Jumping Run Church Lawrence and Lois King Harry L. and Grace W. Malone Memorial Forest and Christine McCullen Memorial Psychology John Wesley Rains/Machining Technology 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 Memorial Dr. Alexis Barwick Welch and Mr. Larry C. Welch

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FOUNDATION

DONORS

VISIONARIES ($10,000+) The Harold H. Bate Foundation Mr. Gene Clark Gene Haas Foundation Ms. Harriet Herring Mrs. Eleanor L. Jones Mr. and Mrs. William Page, Jr. Mr. Tommy Rouse Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tetterton The Turner Family Mrs. William W. Whittington Ms. Harvey S. Wooten Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation, Inc. (John O. McNairy Honorarium)

HERITAGE SOCIETY ($5,000 – $9,999) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Blizzard Mr. and Mrs. Dexter E. Floyd Mr. and Mrs. Greg E. Floyd Spirit AeroSystems, Inc. UNC Lenoir Health Care Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.

TRUSTEES SOCIETY ($2500 – $4,999) Dr. and Mrs. Brantley Briley Mrs. Bobby R. Dawson Dr. and Mrs. Rusty Hunt Pepsi/ Minges Bottling Group PICA Foundation

PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY ($1,000 – $2,499) American Endowment Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Ted Berry Dr. and Mrs. Lonnie H. Blizzard Bojangles’/Tands, Inc. Mr. Frederick R. Bonar Byrd’s Restaurant Cannon Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Philip H. Crawford, III Mr. and Mrs. Roger D. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Denny Garner Mr. and Mrs. Kendall Hill

Mrs. Carol M. Hood Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Jennings Jones - Onslow EMC Kinston Clinic North Pharmacy, Inc. Mr. Manuel Montgomery North Carolina Community Foundation, Inc. Poole Family Foundation, Inc. Dr. Junius H. Rose, Jr. Schechter Foundation Shell Rapid Lube Southwest Christian Church Mr. Reid Taylor Town of Snow Hill Vidant Health West Pharmaceutical Services

SCHOLARS CLUB ($500 – $999) Ace Hardware of Snow Hill Mr. and Mrs. Marty Atwater Mr. Eddie M. Banks Ms. Laura Barnes and Mr. Lynn St. John BB&T Mr. and Mrs. Christian Berg Mr. Matthew Berg Dr. and Mrs. John Paul Black Mrs. Erwin P. Boyd Ms. Linda M. Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cannon Chef & the Farmer, Inc. Chris Humphrey Insurance Agency Mr. Gary L. Clements Coastal Connections Marketing, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy F. Cochran Mr. and Mrs. Mark I. Conway Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coward Mr. Sandy Dallas Mr. Carl D. Dangerfield Ms. Judy N. Deme Down East Wood Ducks Dupont Eastern Radiologist, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. W. Loren Edwards Exchange Club of Kinston Farm Bureau Insurance First Citizens Bank Mr. and Mrs. John A. Grady Jr. Greene Ridge Racquet and Swim Club Dr. Deborah D. and Mr. David C. Grimes Mr. Oscar Gutierrez Mr. and Mrs. W. Michael Haddock Mr. and Mrs. Grant Hargett Dr. and Mrs. Carl Haynes, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hill Dr. and Mrs. Robert Hosea Mr. and Mrs. Charley Jones Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Jones KC Crop Insurance Services, Inc. Mrs. Jeanne M. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. James Ray Koonce Lenoir Committee of 100 Lenoir County Retired School Personnel Mrs. James B. MacNeill Mr. and Mrs. Glen E. Meade, Jr. Mills International, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Rudolph I. Mintz, Jr. Tim A. Nevinger and Kim G. Cavendish Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Nobles Mr. and Mrs. Jacques C. Passailaigue Mrs. Katherine Pearson Pierce Group Benefits, LLC Ms. Angela K. Pittman Mrs. Kathryn Pittman Mr. O. A. (Buddy) Ritch, Jr. Sanderson Farms, Inc. Ms. Lisa Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Terry Strickland Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Stroud Ms. Deborah Sutton Dr. Kim F. Turnage Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery B. Turner, III Union Bank The Estate of Bobby and Marie Waller Dr. Alexis B. Welch Mr. and Mrs. Lee E. Wetherington Mr. Stephen D. Whittington Mr. and Mrs. Frankie Wiggins Mr. and Mrs. Stephen V. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Jason Wilson

HONORS CLUB

($250 – $499) Alpha Kappa Alpha Dr. and Mrs. Marshall Jay Barker Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Barwick, Jr. Ms. Paula L. Battle Mr. Don Blake and Mrs. Lynn Johnson-Blake Mr. Jack Boone Ms. Darla Boseman Mr. and Mrs. Stewart S. Campbell Capps Trailers.com Dr. and Mrs. Jimmy (Jay) Carraway Mr. Jordan L. Cremer

Mrs. June Cummings D. & W. Plumbing, Inc. DEPS Safety & Security Services, Inc. Doctors James and Melissa Engleman Evans & Associates Mr. and Mrs. Corey Fader Fred Moody & Sons Mr. Richard Garafolo Mr. and Mrs. JD Gibbs Ms. Shelia A. Graham Ms. Morgan N. Graves Ms. Whitney Graves Greene County Farm Bureau Greene County Manager’s Office Greene County Schools Dr. Cecilia Bianchi-Hall and Mr. Timothy Hall Mr. and Mrs. Gregor J. Hannibal Happy Jack, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. James L. Hardison Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Hardison Mr. Jimmy R. Hare Mr. and Mrs. Donald Heath Heritage Genealogical Society Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Holland Hookerton Family Practice, PA Ms. Valerie J. Howell Mr. and Mrs. Kendall W. Huffman Dr. Terry Humphrey Mrs. Richy S. Huneycutt Mrs. Sherry K. Irsik Mr. and Mrs. Craig Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Rodolph King Kinston Dental Associates La Grange Garden Club Dr. Timothy Maddox Ms. Jessica L. McMahon Mr. Jamal McMillion Mr. and Mrs. Jason R. Miller Mr. Timothy Minch Ms. Sharon Moore Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Morris Mr. Robert Nobles Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Parson The Honorable Imelda Pate Mr. Jason Perry Piedmont Natural Gas Premium Painting Rand Wade Oil Co., Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Salter Scott Insurance and Financial, Inc. Servpro of Lenoir, Duplin & Jones Counties Ms. Lisa Shaw Mr. Sherwood D. Shivar

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SMC Home Finance Mr. and Mrs. Jason D. Smith Southern Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. Michael Spears Spectrofuge Corporation of NC, Inc. State Farm Foundation Mr. Dusk Stroud Mrs. Carol S. Sykes Ms. Samara S. Taft The Jenkins-Tapp Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy D. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lee Tilghman Mrs. Christine C. Turner Dr. and Mrs. Lynwood C. Turner, III Viamark Advertising Mr. and Mrs. George E. Vick, Jr. Ms. Kathryn W. Waits Walker Insurance Group Walstonburg American Legion White & Allen, P.A. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. White, III Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Whitley Ms. Kamesha Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Scottie Wilson Ms. Renee Wyatt

LANCERS CLUB ($100 – $249) AAA Carolinas Albermarle Eye Center Mr. and Mrs. John P. Albert Ms. Jayne McKinney Athey A Total Pest Control Auto Store of Farmville Ayden Grifton High School Mr. Samuel Barber Mr. and Mrs. David W. Barnes Barnhill Contracting Company Barrow, Parris & Davenport, P.A. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bell Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Boldt Mr. William A. Bostic Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Braxton Mr. and Mrs. Danny Britt, Jr. Brown Associates, PLLC Mr. Kenneth E. Brown Dr. Maggie Brown and Mr. Chris Brown Dr. Faith F. Bynum

Mr. and Mrs. Holt F. Callaway, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John L. Canup Mr. and Mrs. Earl Capps, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Hermon N. Carraway Ms. Crystal S. Carter Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Carter CDS - Networks and Services Central Heating and Air Conditioning Cherry Energy Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Cherry, Jr. Chick-fil-A Ms. Ella Clarke Coastal Plains Insurance Services, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Carlos B. Cotto Ms. Teresa M. Crumley Mrs. Jessica Cruz Cut-N-Up on Mane Mr. and Mrs. W. Henry Dail Mr. Cecil Davis Dixon Foods Group, Inc. - Mcdonalds Mrs. Melissa P. Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Dolde Dr. Shirley L. Dove Down East Farms Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Downie Mr. and Mrs. Ira L. Dunn Mr. Andrew E. Duppstadt East Coast Equipment Eastpoint Prosthetics & Orthotics, Inc. Mrs. Tezra Egleton Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ellis Ms. Sandi Eubanks The Honorable and Mrs. John P. Exum, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Steven Felzer Flooring Gallery, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Futrell Ms. Bonnie P. Gainey Ms. Janeice Goude Grady Team Realty Mr. and Mrs. David Green Greene County Chamber of Commerce, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Gregory Gridley Mr. Heith Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Earl Heath Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hill Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Hill, Jr. Hot Locks Salon and Company Mr. and Mrs. Johnny E. Hussey Jeff Hale, CPA, P.A. Mr. Brian Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Jay Jennings John F. Marston Insurance

Jones County NC Retired School Personnel Mr. and Mrs. David V. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Jerry R. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Joyner K & M Farms Inc. Ms. Dawn E. Kantz Mr. and Mrs. John Keffer Mrs. Mallory Kennedy Kinston - Lenoir County Chamber of Commerce Kinston Disc Golf Association Mrs. BJ Koonce Mrs. Sonia W. Koonce Mr. Timothy W. Lancaster, Jr. Ms. Sarah E. Lane Mr. and Mrs. William A. Lanier LCC Association of Educational Office Professional Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Lee Mr. and Mrs. John L. Lemon Mr. James Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Timothy C. Leonard Mr. Jason Long Mr. Andrew Luppino Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Mackey Mallard Oil Company Ms. Dominique Marshall Mrs. Mildred B. Matthis Mr. and Mrs. James Mauney Mr. Brian K. May Mr. Daniel E. McLawhorn Mrs. Charlene Meadows MedSource Pharmacy Dr. Maria Messner Dr. David E. Miller, Jr. Ms. Esther Miller Ms. Betty L. Mock Mr. Anthony C. Moore Mr. Gil Moore Mr. Warren C. Moore Mr. and Mrs. William A. Moore Ms. Hannah Moye Neuse News Neuse Sport Shop, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Niles North Lenoir Hawks Athletic Booster Club Ms. Betti Ann Perry Mrs. Lindsay Phillips Ms. Marilyn M. Phipps Ms. Allena Pierce Piggly Wiggly Central Business Office Pink Hill Funeral Home, Inc. Pink Hill Gifts Pitt & Greene Electric Membership Corporation Potter Photography & Design Mr. and Mrs. Richard Riley

Ms. Robbie Rodgers Rotaract Club of Lenoir County Mr. and Mrs. Franklin D. Rouse Dr. Ivey and Dr. Judith Smith Mr. and Mrs. Joel B. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Smith Mr. and Mrs. Robbie and Donna Smith Mr. and Mrs. Vance E. Smith Southland Flooring & Design LLC Mr. Donald R. Speight, Sr. Mr. Glenn A. Spence Stallings Plumbing, Heating & AC Mr. and Mrs. John Stanley Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stansbury Committee to Elect Henry L. Stevens IV Ms. Sue P. Stok Re-Elect Dawn G. Stroud Campaign Mr. and Mrs. Luther Summerlin Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sutton Ms. Annette Swinson Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sykes, Sr. Mr and Mrs. Adam Taggert Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Taylor Mrs. Tara Taylor Mr. Anthony A. Philyaw and Mrs. Wendy Taylor-Philyaw Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Theodorakis Timberwolf Logging Mr. Jonathan Tyndall Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Uchello W.A. Moore & Company Wade Tire Service Mr. and Mrs. Bob D. Wagner West Johnston High School Ms. Carla Wetherington Mr. Tim Whealton Dr. Jarrett T. Whelan Mr. and Mrs. Timothy A. White Ms. Janequa White Mr. Robert E. Whitley Mrs. Sheila Wiggins Woodmen Life - Chapter 46 Yarbrough Financial Services, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Yourdon

FRIENDS CLUB ($50 – $99) ACIA Care Thrift Shop Estate of Crystal Andrews Mr. Paul Andrews Ms. Dixie L. Anthony Mr. and Mrs. Phillip C. Ashford Mrs. Barbara M. Barr Bass Farms, Inc.

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Mr. and Mrs. Earl W. Bielby Mr. and Mrs. Brian S. Biggins Mr. and Mrs. Greg Boan Ms. Jane Langley Brothers Ms. Carolyn Butler Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cannon Mrs. Elaine Carmon Mr. and Mrs. David A. Cole Mr. Chris Combs Mr. Michael C. Copley Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Cox Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Davis Mr. Donald T. Dreisbach Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fox Mr. Elijah Gooding Mrs. Joyce P. Grant Ms. Delana Gray Gray’s Golf Cart Service Ms. Paulette H. Harrell Ms. Vertricia Harris Mr. and Mrs. Jake Heis Ms. Marsha E. Higgins Ms. Mary S. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Ives Mr. and Mrs. Carlton M. Jenkins Jessica Creech Photography LLC Ms. Carla H. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Jones, III Mr. Tyrone Jones Ms. Flor I. Juarez Diaz Mr. and Mrs. Darryl E. Kelson Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Kennedy Mr. Joseph N. Kimpson Kinston Dance Academy Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Landis, II Mr. and Mrs. Delwood Lanier Mr. Willie L. Laughinghouse Mr. and Mrs. Roman Marak Mr. Donell McMillan Ms. Jennifer L. Mock Mr. and Mrs. William B. Moss Ms. Misty S. Moye Mr. and Mrs. Earl Murray Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Murrell Mr. and Johnnie Naylor Neuse Veterinary Clinic Mr. Steven B. Oliver Mr. Kevin M. Parker Mr. Kevin F. Parsons Ms. Marsha Parsons Mr. Steve Parsons Play It Again Sports Ms. Tracey Anne Price

Ms. Joyce Raglin Rapid Response Electric, Inc. Ms. Jacqueline Redding Mr. Wren H. Rouse Ms. Shirley C. Sessoms Shockers Fastpitch Organization Mr. and Mrs. Benny F. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Tony Smith State Farm Insurance Co. – Judy O. Jones State Farm Insurance Co. – Keith Thompson Mr. & Mrs. Paul Stockford Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Sugg, III Sumerll, Sugg, Carmichael, Hicks & Hart, P.A. Mr. and Mrs. Woody Sutton, Jr. Ms. Carol J. Taylor Ms. Linda Thomas Mr. Glenn E. Thompson Mr. Justin Tilghman Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Tilghman Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Tingle Ms. Ashley Tyson Union Bank – La Grange Mr. William R. Wellons, Jr. Mrs. Casey A. Whaley Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. White Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. White Mrs. Mary-Margaret Wiggins Wil Hardy Insurance Agency, Inc. Ms. Kristi M. Wiley Ms. Molly B. Williford Mrs. Darlene Worthington Mr. and Mrs. David Wrought Mr. and Mrs. Jarrett M. Wynne

LCC Contributor CLUB (up to – $49) Mr. and Mrs. Marco Almengor Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Armstead Mr. Carl Banks Mrs. Christine Bates Mr. Roland Best Mr. Reginald Bradshaw Brookstone Living Center Mr. and Mrs. Warren Brothers Ms. Alicia Brown Mrs. Marjorie Brown Ms. Stephanie Smith Brown Ms. Christina Burchette Mr. and Mrs. Steve A. Byrd Mr. and Mrs. Clevon Canady Mr. Melvin D. Canady Ms. Patrice Canady Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Cantey

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Capps Ms. Ashley Carroll Ms. Valerie Cavenaugh Ms. Pherbia M. Chadwick Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Chambers Mr. and Mrs. Benny Coats Mr. and Mrs. Felix Coward Mr. Sterling Cullipher CyberGrants SPV, LLC Ms. Bethany Davis Mr. Richard A. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeus D. Davis Ms. Larisa Deaver Ms. Rhonda Deaver Mr. Henry Dove, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Drake Stuart and Linda Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Rossi Edwards Mr. Cleve Ellis Ms. Ann Frederick Mrs. Bonnie P. Futrelle Ms. Luz M. Giffin Mr. Steve Glinka Ms. Jennifer Grady Ms. Valerie P. Grady Ms. Barbara J. Guile Ms. Margaret M. Hardison Harper Family Farms, Inc. Mr. Charles Harris Ms. Joan H. Harris Mr. Doug Harrison Mr. Justin R. Harvell Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Hatcher, Jr. Ms. Carolyn N. Heath Mr. and Mrs. Lewis W. Herring Mr. Eric Hughes Mr. W. Abbott Hunsucker Jay’s Minimart Ms. Ruby Jenkins Mrs. Cynthia Jones Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Jones Ms. Luveria B. Kemp Kinston Chapter 53 OES Mr. Ciceron Larenas Ms. Hattie B. Lewis Ms. Tanya Locklair Mrs. Claudette B. Lofton Ms. Ada L. Maye Ms. Lenell Miller Mr. and Mrs. Derek Moore Mr. and Mrs. James H. Nance, III Mr. and Mrs. Dale Neathery Mr. Bennie B. Newton, Jr.

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Mr. and Mrs. Gregory P. Novicki Ms. Lori Palush Mrs. Ana M. Parker Ms. Delores W. Parker Ms. Esther C. Parker Ms. Elaine G. Patterson Mrs. Beth Ann Payne Mr. David Pearce Ms. Donna Phillips-Williams Ms. Jacqueline Pitt Mrs. Greta B. Quinn Realo Discount Drug Store of Trenton Mr. Trey Rhodes Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Rhoe Ms. Paula Rivera Mr. and Mrs. Ian B. Roberts Mrs. Terry Robinson Ms. Davon S. Saunders Mr. Ray Scott Mr. Frederick E. Seymour Mr. Therman A. Simmons Ms. Sandra Smith Ms. Rose Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. James H. Sutton Mr. and Mrs. Robert Swinson, III Mr. Robert Swinson, II Mr. Charlie Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Taylor Mrs. Doris Thompson Mr. Marvin L. Thompson Trenton Red & White Grocery Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Tyndall Ms. Maribel Vasquez Dr. Dustin Walston Mr. Billy Waters Mrs. Margaret Whitfield Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Wicker Ms. Charlotte D. Wiggins Mr. Chris Wiggins Mr. Noah Wiggins Ms. Wandra P. Williams Mrs. Syrina Wimberly The contributions listed are those recorded between July 1, 2018 and June 30, 2019. 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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