Literacy Mid-South 2018-2019 Annual Report
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Dear Friends,
Amidst the excitement of Memphis’ bicentennial celebration, our city has also spent time refecting on where we’ve been, where we are, and where we want to be over the next 200 years. As we have these conversations, there is one thing that I am hearing over and over again: there is a growing awareness that Memphis needs literacy support for children and adults alike.
Far too many students in Shelby County leave third grade not reading at grade level. By partnering with over 20 organizations within Memphis, we work to empower students with the literacy resources that they need to rise above these statistics.
Additionally, we cannot ignore that many adults in our community are working hard to continue their learning journeys. These adults - parents, grandparents, employees, valued members of our community - have difculty reading bus maps, job applications, prescription labels, and bedtime stories.
The need for literacy in Memphis is truly vital for learners of all ages and backgrounds. This is why we are excited to launch the next phase of Read901.
With Read901, we will continue to work with adults and out-of-school time partners as we have for several years, but we will seek new ways to lift the voices of parents and students across Memphis. One thing is certain: literacy afects every area of our city and it will take collaboration and partnership on all fronts to combat the dire need for literacy support in Memphis.
Read901 is for all of us: families, volunteers, schools, corporations, nonprofts, community entities, and faith-based organizations. We will seek to build, maintain, and strengthen the literacy system in Memphis. Literacy Mid-South will grow this movement not as the controlling entity, but rather as a partner to improve literacy for everyone.
We have the great honor to help transform the lives of people throughout our city. When you join Read901, you are directly helping fellow Memphians to better support their families, thrive in and out of the classroom, and fnd a new confdence within themselves. Simply put, you help learners of all ages and backgrounds believe that they can, quite literally, turn a new page in their learning journey.
There are many challenges that await us in the coming year, but, as a community, I have faith that we can fnd our way to new beginnings and continue to become a city that reads together.
In gratitude,
Knox Shelton Executive Director
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Our Board of Directors
Chandra Alston
University of Tennessee Health Science Center
John Barker
Shelby County Schools
Dolores Bell Community Volunteer
Ashley Bonds
Marx-Bensdorf Realtors
Katherine Bryan Urban Child Institute
Laura Burditt Community Volunteer
Michael Dockery Fed-Ex
Arlene Goldner Consultant
Jeanne Hermann-Petrin University of Tennessee Health Science Center
Laurie MacGillivray University of Memphis
Vicki Murrell Consultant
Our Staff
Knox Shelton
Executive Director
Johnny Blount
Out-of-School Time Coordinator
Lee Chase
Adult Program Coordinator
James Coleman Data Analyst
Stacy Early Adult Program Manager
Dominique Garrett Operations Coordinator
Lauri Prather
ALSAC St. Jude
Joe Reno CPA
Andrew Sprecher Bank3
Fred Towler
International Paper Jason Yaun
Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital, University of Tennessee Health Science Center
Lindsey Johnson
Director of Development
Elisabeth Lee
Director of Education
Sam Mattson
Director of Collaborative Action Kwame Nti
Senior Research & Technology Analyst
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4 By the Numbers students read an average of 1600 minutes improving student atendance 55% of students read 1600 minutes or more compared to 2017 compared to 2017 3,000+ students served More than 10,000 new books given away throughout the year 24% 16% compared to 2017 43% maintained or increased reading comprehension 93% maintained or increased reading accuracy 83% mitigated summer reading loss 75% Read 901 Summer Program
with 11 partners serving 55 locations
Adult Learning Program
In 2018-2019, the Adult Learning Program formed an Adult Learner Council made up of Adult Basic Education and English Language learners to help guide our programming and become community ambassadors for Literacy Mid-South.
Literacy Mid-South has committed to convening a network of organizations that are aligned to the goal of eradicating low literacy for adults in Memphis.
100 trained new volunteer tutors
100 learners assessed and matched with tutors
87% of learners met their goals
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Literacy Mid-South coordinates this city-wide initiative to increase 3rd grade reading profciency in Memphis and Shelby County. We partner with local organizations, people, and other community based initiatives to coordinate and align reading eforts, interventions, and programs across the city. Read901 supports partner organizations’ eforts to incorporate literacy education into their after-school and summer programs.
To ensure the success of literacy education programs at partner organizations, Read901 also facilitates an AmeriCorps*VISTA (Volunteers in Service to America) program. Through this program, Read901 designates VISTAs to serve partnering organizations in creating sustainable, data-driven, out-of-school time, literacy programming. Through the Read901 initiative, Literacy Mid-South serves as the convener for the only Out-of-School Time (OST) Network in Shelby County. The Read901 OST Network is a coordinated group focused on improving 3rd grade reading profciency by engaging in collaborative action around out-of-school time support.
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Adult Learning Program
Literacy Mid-South’s Adult Learning Program provides learners over the age of 18 in the Mid-South with basic education and English language learning services. Our Adult Learning Program is the only program providing Adult Basic Education (reading level below 6th grade) services in Memphis. Learners come to Literacy Mid-South to achieve life goals and prepare for better employment opportunities. The Adult Learning Program ofers an innovative and collaborative approach to adult literacy education.
Our team of over 250 trained volunteer tutors provides one-on-one and group learning sessions in reading, math, and English Language Learning. This approach allows learners to set their learning pace and connect with other learners in a classroom environment. In order to meet the needs of our community, Literacy Mid-South also seeks to build classroom opportunities in other community-based organizations.
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Learner Spotlight Adriana Abraham
After moving from Chihuahua, Mexico to Memphis, Adriana discovered that she could not continue her career as a psychologist without acquiring a new license in the U.S. As she began to navigate this certifcation process, Adriana met Sierra, a Literacy MidSouth volunteer tutor. Adriana and Sierra worked together on reading comprehension, reading aloud, and pronunciation. Fast forward two years: Adriana is now pursuing her Doctor of Ministry (DMin) Faith and Heath: Pastoral Therapy at the Memphis Theological Seminary, which will make her a licensed therapist in the U.S. After she completes this degree, Adriana plans to sign up as a Literacy Mid-South volunteer tutor herself -- truly coming full circle in our program to help another learner in need.
As a Lost Boy of Sudan, Abraham was forced to leave his home during the Second Sudanese Civil War. After years of moving in search of a safe place for him and his growing family, Abraham arrived to Memphis in 2002. He soon discovered that he needed to obtain his GED in order to give his family a better life. Abraham has worked with his Literacy MidSouth tutor, Susan, for 3 years on math skills, reading comprehension, and vocabulary. Susan admires him for everything he’s gone through and strives to achieve. In all that he does, Abraham keeps his eyes on his goal of obtaining a GED. Abraham works so hard to not only improve himself, but also improve his family’s life.
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Volunteer Spotlight
Wilson Russell
Dr. Wilson Justice, a retired optometrist, described how he encountered illiteracy in Memphis frsthand. “As an optometrist, I regularly gave eye exams to patients. During the exam, I would ask patients to read each line. I realized that, for some of these patients, it wasn’t that they couldn’t see the letters. These patients couldn’t read the letters.” This moment stuck with him. Wilson joined Literacy Mid-South as a volunteer tutor four years ago. Wilson and his learner, Meligi, have been working on literacy skills together at Benjamin Hooks Central Library. We are so thankful for all of our dedicated teams of volunteer tutors and learners like Wilson and Meligi!
For the past two years, Russell Joy has been a classroom instructor for Literacy Mid-South. Since retiring after 30+ years as a teacher and principal in the Memphis area, Russell has given some of his free time over to instructing our English language learning (ELL) class at Catholic Charities of West Tennessee. Russell’s warm personality and captivating enthusiasm flls the classroom and inspires his students from all over the globe. He recently organized a lunch for his ELL class at Los Comales where they enjoyed great food and conversation with one another. Additionally, Russell has served as a volunteer mentor to Literacy Mid-South tutors interested in working with ELL.
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Events
ZeroK
Don’t break a sweat for literacy, literally.
April 28, 2019 Wiseacre Brewery Raised over $9,000 for our Read901 out-of-school time program
Event Sponsors:
Don’t break a sweat for literacy, literally.
Literatini
Celebrate literacy with a twist!
June 15, 2019 novel. Raised over $27,000 for our Adult Learning program
Event Sponsors: Ashley Bonds David Tester
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Statements of Financial Position
NET ASSETS
Cash and Cash Equivalents
Net Contribution Receivable
Investment
Prepaid Expense
Net Property and Equipment
TOTAL ASSETS
LIABILITIES
Accounts Payable & Accrued Expenses
NET ASSETS
Without Donor Restrictions With Donor Restrictions
TOTAL NET ASSETS
TOTAL LIABILITY & NET ASSETS
2019 $456,569 $289,959 $597,170 $8,266 $23,185 $1,375,149 $7,824 $972,642 $394,683 $1,367,325 $1,375,149
2018 $244,619 $542,812 $686,770 $22,240 $29,060 $1,525,501 $7,191 $988,243 $530,067 $1,518,310 $1,525,501
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Our Financials
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Jonathan and Nancy Bennett
Blue Cross Blue Shield Community Trust
Ashley Bonds*
GE Capital Aviation Services
Goodlett Foundation
Laurelwood Shopping Center, Inc.
MidSouthCon David Tester
Chandra Alston*
Shali Atkinson
Stewart Austin
John Barker* Dolores Bell*
Carrie Benitone
J. Patrick Blankinship and Jonathan Hancock Suzanne Bonefas
Katherine Bryan*
Laura Burditt*
Maureen and Neale Carter
Amanda L. Clarkson
Susan and William Crawford Erin and Kin Dempsey
Lynn B. Diebold
Michael Dockery*
Reid Dulberger
Arlene and Ron Goldner*
Michael Harris Jeanne Hermann-Petrin*
Cheryl and Jef Johnson
Joyce Jones
Ellen Klyce
Rene and Roland Lee
Simone and Logan Meeks
Patricia H. Murrell
Vicki and Dan Murrell* Novel.
Max Ostner, Jr. Lisa Peterson
Lois Pruitt
Lauri Prather* Molly Rose Quinn Susan and Robert Quinn Joe Reno*
Thomas H. Rieman
Pamela Salzgeber
Wynne Shelton
Andrew Sprecher * Ruth and Freddie Towler* Taylor Wamble and Knox Shelton
Carol and Greg Weidenhofer
Noelle and Gary Wilson Jason A. Yaun*
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Laurie MacGillivray*
The Shakespeare Society ($500,000+) Anonymous Donor The Tolkien Alliance ($75,000-$149,999) International Paper The Angelou Association ($150,000-$499,999) Assisi Foundation The Hurston Fellowship ($10,000-$74,999) Dixon Hughes Goodman LLC Kemmons Wilson Family Foundation
($500-$2,499)
The Austen Association
The Hughes Community ($2,500-$9,999)
The Faulkner Folk
($1-$499)
Derene Akins
Alice Allen
Timothy Armor
Emily Austin Avenue Cofee
Angela Bailey-Mitchell
Mary Baird
Kaitlyn Barnhill
Carol Beachey and Donald Voth
Kim Bearden
Billy Beaver
Charles Belenky
Elizabeth and John Bloore
Wight F. Boggs
Patricia Borowski
Fernanda Botelho and Jose Andrade
Pam and Andy Branham
Maury Bronstein
Stephen Brown Paul Bryant
Julie and Harold Burrows
Jef Buxbaum and Susan Fairchild
Thomas L. Callicutt
Bryan Capooth
Roseanna Capooth Margaret and Craig Cardwell
Katie Cervetti
Nancy and Lee Chase III
Commodore Perry Chapter DAR
Jenny Cox-Pertiller
Ruth and David Dando Caitlin Dempsey
Brooke Denson
Kay DiBianca
Judith Douglass Alan Dow II
Michelle Doyle
James Drummond
Christopher Edwards
Joanna Ellis
Randall Enel
Veronica F. Engle
Kara Ferguson
Lara Firrone
Donna Fisher
Daniel J. Flick
Elois Frazier
Fred Freres
Lucilla S. Garrett Beth Graves Wanda Jenne’ Green
Megan Grinder Whitney Harmon Leah Harris W. Rowland Hancock
Patricia Hart Kimberly Hathaway Ann Hawkins
Carolyn Head Thomas Henze Carolyn and Scott Heppel
Janice Holden
Ashley Holloway
Hadley Hury
Rebecca Hutchison
Rita B. Ivory Kari E. Jarrell
JIB Management
Keith Johnson Lindsey and Seth Johnson
Jane and Robert Jones
Ruby Jones
Michael Karkowsky
Mildred Katzen
Angela K. Keesee
Curt Kittrell Martha and Frances Knotts
Jackie Kravetz
Kroger
Joseph Kyle Meta and Albert Laabs Stacey and Chris Lazarini Leslie and Timothy Lee Nate Lenow
Lani Lester Monica Lester Vivian and Sam Lobianco
Tony Ludlow
William Mabury Elizabeth and James Madden Madewell Diane Malkin Tom Marsh Sherri and Jefrey Massey
Jenny and Rob McCleary Ashley and Mark McClure Kimberly McCollum Edward Mell Mark Miller
David Mirvis Kellie Mitchell Marian M. Morrison Gail Murray and Joe Hawes
William Neal Jennifer and Austin Nichols
Linda Nichols Kevin Olsen Sarah Parkinson
Margaret Paydar
Jeanette Peeples
Susan Pickren
Poplar Estates Garden Club
Nancy and Richard Prillaman Ekaterina Pukhova
Colin Quillivan
LaQuita Rallings
Emilie G. Ratner
Helen Riggs Harrylyn and Charles Sallis
Nancy T. Segars
Lou Ann Selves
Kerry Sernel
Earnest Shinault
Barry Shulkin
Cassie Smith
Karen Smith
Anthony Smouse
Marisa Soto Phipps
Joe Spake
David Sparks
St. John Missionary Baptist Church
Linda and Gerry Staley
Eugene Stockstill
Paul G. Stone
Richard T. Sullivan
Robert Svoboda
Kulsoom Usmani
Thuyvi Vo
Catherine Waford
Brian Wamble
Dabney Wellford
Dorothy M. Wellford
Karen and Alex Wellford
Julie White
Susan Whitehead
Larry Whitlock
Troy Wiggins
Shannon Wiley
Page Williamson
Dorothy Work
Bernadette Zak Todd Zoblotsky
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Honorariums & Memorials
In Honor of Lisa and Hooshang Akbari Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Jeff Alexander Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Allison Ast Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Megan and Eric Austein Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Jane Baker of Sowell & Co. Realtors Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Rafe Banks Ashley Bonds
In Memory of Miriam Belenky Charles Belenky
In Honor of Lynda Biggs Baddour of Hobson Realtors Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Cathleen and Jim Black Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Patrick Blankinship W. Rowland Hancock
In Honor of Jennie Bledsoe Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Britney Block Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Nancy Bogatin Page Williamson
In Honor of Nora Boone Judith Douglass
In Honor of Kacy Bowen Janice Holden
In Honor of Jen and Ben Bradley Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Kerri Brakefeld Kay DiBianca
In Memory of Martha Ann Britain Stacey and Chris Lazarini
In Honor of James Brown Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Jan and John Brown Ashley Bonds
In Honor of William and Ruth Bryant Paul Bryant
In Honor of Peter Calandruccio Ashley Bonds
In Memory of Alma Dean Cantrell Poplar Estates Garden Club LaQuita Rallings
In Honor of Kelsie and Kyle Carper Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Lois and Don Carson of Carson Automotive Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Luis Casados and Mario Torres Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Nick Changnon Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Lorie Chapman and Bret Roler Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Ashley and Wayne Chitmon Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Susan Christian Ashley Bonds In Memory of Annete Ciganko Dolores Bell
In Memory of Sean Clay Susan Pickren
In Honor of Greg Cook of Renasant Bank Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Scarlet and Chris Cook Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Kera Cooper of Renasant Bank Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Virginia and Chase Couch Ashley Bonds
In Memory of Carolyn Coulter Stacey and Chris Lazarini
In Honor of Jenna Cutshall Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Brenda and Fred Dacus Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Katie Davidson of Coldwell Banker Collins-Maury Ashley Bonds
In Honor of April Davison of Kaizen Realty Ashley Bonds
In Memory of Dr. William Jerry Deaton
Vicki and Dan Murrell
In Memory of Earl Dietering Ashley Bonds
Lucilla S. Garrett Meta and Albert Laabs
Vicki and Dan Murrell
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In Honor of Jan, Ted, and Rachel Donaldson Ashley Bonds
In Memory of James Drummond, Sr. James Drummond
In Memory of Gladys and Franklin Ellis Joanna Ellis
In Honor of Donna Fisher Lou Ann Selves
In Honor of Lauren and Drew Fontenot Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Maxine Ford Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Tim Forrester of Crye-Leike Realtors Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Chris Garland of Garland Company Real Estate Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Jeanne and Bob Garlock Ashley Bonds
In Memory of Ernestine Gilliam Earnest Shinault
In Honor of Kim and Mathew Gladney Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Karlton Govan of Orion Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Blake Graves and Thomas Smith Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Maia Haj and Mike Sances Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Anne and Pat Halloran Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Carmeon and Marcus Hamilton Ashley Bonds
In Memory of Brad Hansom Lindsey and Seth Johnson
In Honor of Rula and Yenal Harper Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Joe Hebert Laurie MacGillivray
In Honor of Bob and Janie Hendrix Greg and Carol Weidenhofer
In Memory of Geneva Hermann Jeanne Hermann-Petrin
In Memory of Valerie Houston Cassie Smith
In Honor of Judith Johnson of InCity Realty Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Lindsey Johnson Cheryl and Jef Johnson
In Honor of David Jones Ashley Bonds
In Memory of Priestley Jones Ruby Jones
In Honor of Janice Keene Ashley Bonds
In Memory of Don Keeney Vicki and Dan Murrell
In Honor of Tyler Kenney Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Kacey Kidd of Bartlet Mortgage Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Dana and David Kimberly Ashley Bonds In Honor of Frances and Jake Lawhead Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Chris Lazarini Shannon Wiley
In Honor of Elisabeth F. Lee Rene and Roland Lee
In Honor of Jorge Lee Diaz Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Sarah Leonard-Hixon and John Hixon Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Deb and Sam Lewis Ashley Bonds
In Honor of the Literacy Mid-South Board of Directors 2018-2019 Vicki and Dan Murrell
In Honor of the Literacy Mid-South Executive Commitee 20182019 Vicki and Dan Murrell
In Honor of the Literacy Mid-South Staff Vicki and Dan Murrell
In Honor of Kaye and Jim Lovell Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Ashley and Tony Ludlow Ashley and Mark McClure
In Honor of Mark Magruder and Ariana Ibarra Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Cary and Tad Marrs Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Kelli Martin Ashley Bonds
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Honorariums & Memorials (cont)
In Honor of Leigh Martin of Sowell & Co. Realtors
Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Mark and Kim Mathews Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Michelle Matson and Mathais Kaelberer Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Selena and Patrick McAdams Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Susie and David McCandless Ashley Bonds
In Memory of Ray McCrary, Sr. Stacey and Chris Lazarini
In Honor of Brit McDaniel and Barry Wolverton Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Kathy McMath Ashley Bonds
In Honor of the Atorneys and Staff of Memphis Title Company Ashley Bonds
In Honor of John Minervini Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Eloise and Mike Moffat Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Meleah and Ricardo Morales Ashley Bonds
In Honor of The Morgan & Barto Family Megan Grinder
In Honor of Christina Morris of Hobson Realtors Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Vicki and Dan Murrell Kim Bearden Rebecca Hutchison Kimberly McCollum Harrylyn and Charles Sallis
In Memory of Wendy Leigh Myers Dolores Bell
In Honor of Ben Orgel Ashley Bonds
In Memory of Sallie Bell Osborne Nancy T. Segars
In Honor of Janey Outlan of Coldwell Banker Collins-Maury Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Mike Parker Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Divyen Patel Ashley Bonds
In Memory of Binford Hardy Peeples Vicki and Dan Murrell
In Honor of Mario Perkins James Drummond
In Honor of Angie and Jerry Pesce Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Tawanda and Cordell Pirtle Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Rae-Anne and Mat Pits Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Molly Polaty James and Elizabeth Madden
In Honor of Shelly Rainwater of Sowell & Co. Realtors Ashley Bonds
In Memory of Edwinna Reed of the Cherryhill Book Club Kay DiBianca
In Honor of Janice and Jimmy Reed Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Sonia Richardson and Ron Crawford Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Maggie Robertson and Seth Rudy Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Joan Robinson of Crye-Leike Realtors Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Margaret L. Routon Derene Akins
In Honor of Marci Russell or IberiaBank Mortgage Ashley Bonds
In Memory of Liuija Rutkowski Alice Allen
In Honor of Claire Ryan Jef Buxbaum and Susan Fairchild
In Memory of Mr. James David Sandifer Stacey and Chris Lazarini
In Honor of Kathy Scarpati Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Cathy and Brad Schwarz Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Steve Sentell of Regions Mortgage Ashley Bonds
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In Memory of Monte Sernel
Kerry Sernel
In Memory of Sandra Shook Haney Sperry Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Monica Sims Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Margaret Smith Susan Whitehead
In Honor of Molly and Russell Smith Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Sara Jo Smith J. Patrick Blankinship and Jonathan Hancock
In Honor of Scot Sorin of Bancorp South Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Joe Spake of InCity Realty Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Denise and Tim Stofer Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Kim and David Strickland Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Kim and Terrance Strohkirch Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Melissa and Caleb Sweazy Ashley Bonds
In Honor of David Tester Ashley Bonds Hadley Hury
In Honor of Leah Tonkin Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Rick Travers of Crye-Leike Realtors Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Kathy and Mike Trawick Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Niraj Trivedi Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Raymond Vallier Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Thuyvi Vo and Jacob Ashcraf Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Ann and Jules Wade Joseph Kyle
In Honor of Elizabeth Morrison Warren Sarah Parkinson
In Honor of Carol and Greg Weidenhoffer Gerry and Linda Staley
In Memory of Dabney S. Wellford
Dorothy M. Wellford
In Honor of Michael Wiegert of Renasant Bank Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Rachel Wilhite and Justin Smith Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Judson Williford of Financial Federal Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Molly and Sherman Willmot Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Cathy and Bill Wilson Ashley Bonds
In Honor of Leah and Alistair Windsor and family Ashley Bonds
In Honor of the Staff of WKNO Ashley Bonds
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