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THE MAGAZINE OF MARTIN METHODIST COLLEGE

MMC YEAR-END REVIEW

Martin Medals 2015 Also in this issue •List of Benefactors •Endowed Scholarships



Fall 2015

Volume 15, Number 2

In this issue List of Benefactors...........................23 Endowed Scholarships.....................28 Student Honors................................31 Faculty Laurels.................................24

On the cover . . . MMC brings home Gold & Silver Dharianna Fureal Gold medal at Central American and Carribean games in softball for Dominican Republic. Wall Solo Stewart wins Silver medal for Guatamala in Shooting.

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Conscious of our Treasures The good news overflows in this annual review issue of The Columns and I am delighted to share Martin Methodist’s progress with you. Within these pages you will see the remarkable work of our faculty, along with the corresponding achievements of our students. We continue to enroll increasing numbers of capable students of good character who excel under the challenging and supportive tutelage of our faculty. I know you will enjoy reading these inspiring stories of student success.

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ith the impetus these donations made possible, we are able to celebrate a year of astonishing progress. While many colleges around us took backward steps because of economic constraints, Martin made major advances.

Thornton Wilder, the author and playwright of Our Town, once remarked, “We can only be said to be alive in those moments when our hearts are conscious of our treasures.” Indeed I count Martin Methodist College as one of those treasures. And I know so many of you feel the same way because I regularly hear your encouraging words and see evidence of your generous support of the college’s work. Martin Methodist College is a treasure. You need only engage one of our current students in conversation or talk with a Martin alumna or alumnus to recognize that an education here can be a life-changing experience. It is appropriate that this annual review issue of The Columns also recognizes the generous support of so many people who made contributions to Martin Methodist College over our last fiscal year. With the impetus these donations made possible, we are able to celebrate a year of astonishing progress. While many colleges around us took backward steps because of economic constraints, Martin made major advances. I offer deep and abiding thanks for the influence these contributors have had on our ability to move forward in realizing Martin Methodist College’s unique potential, especially under the Martin 2020 plan. The very best plans do not chart radical new directions but instead extend and enhance an institution’s most valuable existing strengths. So it is with the Martin 2020 plan as we take this college’s time-honored strengths—the dynamics that have made Martin such a treasure—and push them to the limit. The plan takes its cue from this vision statement: Martin Methodist College is committed to being the educational epicenter of south central Tennessee and a college of opportunity for our students, community and church. Throughout the pages of this issue you will see clear evidence of progress on realizing this vision for Martin Methodist. And we anticipate a significant transformation as the time approaches to celebrate the college’s 150th anniversary in 2020. Martin Methodist College is a genuine treasure. It is with a heartfelt sense of gratitude that we offer this tribute to those who have made this kind of impact possible—our benefactors. We hope you enjoy this snapshot of a dynamic Martin Methodist. But more than that, we hope it makes you proud to be associated with a college that is truly on the move.

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Write us at: Letters, The Columns c/o Sissy Garner Martin Methodist College 433 W. Madison St. Pulaski, TN 38478

A letter from the editor

From my first day at Editor Sissy Garner

Director of Communications

Managing Editor Dr. Kayla McKinney Wiggins Professor of English

Contributors Edna Luna ’06

Assistant Vice President for Institutional Advancement

Susan Carlisle

Marketing Director/Graphic Designer

Wade Neely

Director of Sports Communications

Guy Schafer Photographer

Christina Jordan

Assistant to the Vice President for Institutional Advancement

MMC Executive Council Dr. Ted Brown President

Dr. Judy Chetham

Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs

W. David Jones

Vice President for Institutional Advancement

Robby Shelton ’85

Vice President for Campus Life and Enrollment Management

David Stephens

Vice President for Finance and Administration

Jeff Bain

Director of Athletics

Dr. Ed Trimmer

Executive Director of The Cal Turner, Jr. Center for Church Leadership

Dr. Dennis Haskins

Vice President for Planning and Effectiveness

Jamie Hlubb

Associate Vice President for Human Resources and Operations

Dr. Daniel McMasters

President of the Faculty Senate

Edna Luna ’06

Assistant Vice President for Institutional Advancement

Martin Methodist as the new director of communications, people associated with the college, be it on a professional, community, or student level, made the comment to me, “Wow! You have some big shoes to fill!” That statement never bothered me, quite the opposite, in fact. I am honored to have been invited to join MMC and take over where Grant left off; I like to think that I’m continuing the work he started. If I can build relationships, make people laugh, move people to action, and love Martin Methodist with half the vigor as Grant, I will consider myself successful. He left an unforgettable mark on this community and on Martin Methodist. “Silently, one by one, in the infinite meadows of heaven, Blossomed the lovely stars, the forget-me-nots of the angels.”—Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

Grant Vosburgh: A Life Celebrated Martin Methodist College and the surrounding community suffered a tragic loss Friday, September 18. Grant Vosburgh who served as director of communications for Martin Methodist for 15 years died quietly at his home with his wife, Robin, by his side. Grant brought his family to Pulaski in 2001 from South Carolina to assume his new role as director of communications, and from that moment, Grant began making his mark not only on Martin Methodist but also on the local community. Grant loved music and was one of the founders of the annual Song Writer’s Dream event at Martin Methodist that afforded him a solid place in the rich musical heritage cel-

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ebrated in this region. He transformed MMC’s magazine, The Columns, into a publication that can, to date, rival any college magazine in the country. He was an avid sports fan; therefore, it was only natural for Grant to meld himself into the sports program at MMC, announcing basketball games and becoming a voice for the Red Hawks. Grant was active in First Presbyterian Church of Pulaski, serving as an elder and as a member of the choir. He was a long-time member of the Rotary Club of Pulaski and is on the illustrious list of past presidents and Paul Harris fellows. However, One of the things Grant was ironically most noted for was his 20 years of dedicated service to the American Cancer Society, earning him the National St. George Award—the highest award given to Relay for Life volunteers. Grant and Robin’s battle with cancer started years before Grant’s diagnosis. Robin had a brush with colon cancer many years ago that almost took her life, sparking Grant’s dedication to wage war on the disease that, in the end, took his. He commented in the Spring issue of The Columns that a friend encouraged him while Robin was fighting cancer by saying, “When you face a climb up a mountain you don’t look up to the top of the mountain but down at your feet. And you celebrate each step as a triumph, each moment as a blessing.” Martin Methodist English professor and Associate Editor of The Columns, Kayla Wiggins, said of Grant, “More than anyone I know, Grant Vosburgh had the gift of celebrating each step and each moment.” Grant leaves behind his wife, Robin; his two children, Justin and Amy; two brothers, Kip and Toby; one nephew; two nieces; and many others who loved him deeply and called him friend. He also leaves behind a legacy of kindness, humor, friendship, and talent that will forever be remembered and missed. Grant will always be a treasured member of the Martin Methodist family.


M elissa Martiros rehearses with OpporTUNEity student before first Christmas concert.

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F all P roduction S hakespeare P erformance “M easure for M easure”

S pring D ramatics A rts P roduction “A G irl’s G uide to C offee”

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B accalaureate 2015

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D avid A lford D inner T heatre

2014 Alumni Sweetheart Banquet

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B eegie A dair T rio with O pporTUNEity K ids.

2014 G olf T ournament at K ings C reek G olf C ourse.

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H onors S ocieties I nductees at M artin H all

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2014 H onors C onvocation

2014-15 H omecoming C ourt

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MMC brings home Gold & Silver Dharianna Fureal Gold medal at Central American and Carribean games in softball for Dominican Republic. Wall Solo Stewart wins Silver medal for Guatamala in Shooting.

M artin Methodist Athletes raised over $2,000.00 to build water wells in Africa.

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F irst Marine Biology Class studies coral reef in Trinidad Tobago F irst Criminal Justice Class broadcast to students in Mississippi Rust College

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2014-15 Boo Out

C oncert C hoir C hristmas C oncert FUMC

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Nursing Division Graduates & Pinning Ceremony

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2014-15 O pening C onvocation


2014 Ms. Martin The One & Only Grant Vosburgh

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I ce B ucket C hallenge for ALS with T ed & C her yl

Fall 2014 All Saints Chapel - Students and personnel lighting candles to remember the Saints who have deceased in the past year.

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Victoria Golembieski Future Education Winner

Kathryn Nation Alford Winner

Sean Hand

Noah Potts

Sarah Shelton

Taylor Bryan

Alford Winner

Barton Winner

Alford, Barton, & Future Education Scholarship Winners

Alford Winner

Barton Winner

2015 M aker’s C amp

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Winter Formal

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Donor List

Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Walker Mrs. Ida F. Wallace Mr. William G. West Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation

Silver Circle of the President’s Society - $5,000 to $9,999 [k\

For Your Support Gold Circle of the President’s Society - $10,000 and above [k\ Alley-Cassetty Companies AvKare, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Julian B. Baker, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Barton Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cassetty Estate of Willard Loyd Davis Mr. W. Frank Evans Mr. and Mrs. John D. Finch First Farmers & Merchants Bank Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Funger Estate of Thomas G. Gault

Mr. James G. Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Batchelor Baulch Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Marshall E. Brown Dr. and Mrs. Theodore R. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Cantrell CB&S Dr. and Mrs. Clyde E. Collins Mrs. Corbette Doyle First National Bank of Pulaski Foundation for Geriatric Education Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Gallaher Giles County Laity Club, UMC Dr. and Mrs. Dennis E. Haskins Mr. Dan W. Johnston, Jr. The Reverend Larry C. Layne Dr. and Mrs. Mack S. Linebaugh, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Luna Mr. and Mrs. William G. Norrie

Lawrence County Education Foundation

Estate of Theodore S. McCord, Sr. The Mississippi United Methodist Foundation

MMC Alumni Association Dr. and Mrs. Roy Nicks Mr. and Mrs. Howard C. Paysinger Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. Pinkston The Reverend Charles H. Poole Rehoboth United Methodist Church Estate of Robbie Schnepf Dr. J. A. Scoggin Mr. R. Wayne Smith Sodexo, Inc.

The Reverend and Mrs. James C. Stewart Tennessee Conference United Methodist Church

Mr. and Mrs. Byron R. Trauger Jeanette Travis Foundation United Methodist Higher Education Foundation

United States Bowling Congress

Coleman Memorial United Methodist Church Columbia First United Methodist Church

Comfort Inn of Pulaski Dr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Cooper Cornersville FFA Alumni Association Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy T. Cox Mrs. Marie G. Craighead Mrs. Carolyn P. Crigger Crosslin & Associates, P.C. Culleoka School Dickey’s Florist & Nursery Dixie Youth Baseball, Inc. Bill & Zelna Dye Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Earle Orange County Community Foundaton, Inc. Elkmont Lions Club Elkmont Water Department Pulaski Publishing, Inc.(HPI) Dr. Frank W. Essex Scholarship America

General Board of Higher Education & Ministry Southern Scratch Junior Bowling Association Estate of Grace G. Grissom

Mrs. Grissom’s Salads, Inc. Mrs. Jacquelyn D. Guthrie Mr. and Mrs. Waymon L. Hickman Dr. and Mrs. Albert C. Hughes, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. D. Doran Johnson

Mrs. Elmo Birkhead Blackman United Methodist Church Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Boyd Brindley Construction, LLC Estate of Anne M. Brown Mrs. Helen Brown Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Bryan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. L. Overton Campbell Mrs. Sue E. Cardin Cardin Distributing Company, Inc Carr Family Foundation Carson Memorial Scholarship Carter’s Drug Store, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Wallace D. Chappell, Jr.

Bishop and Mrs. Robert H. Spain Steinway Piano Gallery of Nashville White County Laity Club, UMC

President’s Society $1,000 to $4,999 [k\ Adams Family Foundation AIG Matching Grants Program Mrs. Sheri D. Alford Mr. and Mrs. Ernest W. Allen, Sr. Mr. James D. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Joe H. Allen Alsup & Associates Insurance American Legion Auxiliary Army Emergency Relief

Association of College Unions International

AT&T Tennessee Bud Bales Scholarship Bank of Frankewing Mr. and Mrs. Jim Banks Charles Barkley Foundation Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Bass Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bassett Miss M. Darlene Baxter Mrs. Margaret B. Berglund Bert-Co Industries, Inc.

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Fairfield Glade United Methodist Church

Miss Mildred O. Fariss Mr. Randolph H. Fields Esate of Mildred I. Forkois Dr. Lewis Foster Mr. Patrick L. Ford Mrs. Janice S. Franklin

The Reverend and Mrs. Denman E. Frazer

Frito Lay, Inc., Pulaski Mrs. Stacey A. Garner Ms. Linda S. Gill Mr. and Mrs. Earl Graham Mr. and Mrs. James W. Granbery Dr. and Mrs. H. Lynn Greer, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Charles D. Haney Caneta Skelley Hankins Mrs. Jeanette M. Hardin Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hardin Dr. William E. Harmon Mr. Morris Ed Harwell Helping Hands Ministries, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Joe W. Henry, Jr.

Highland Corporation Charitable Foundation Highland Rim Civitian Club of Fayetteville

Highland United Methodist Church Mr. Samuel Wesley Holden, II Dr. and Mrs. Roger W. Ireson Mr. and Mrs. H. Neil Jobe


Dr. Frances L. Johnson Mr. T. David Johnson, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Johnson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. W. David Jones

Kentucky Fried Chicken Foundation, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Ketchum Mr. Steve and Dr. Charlene Kozy

La Fuente Mexican Restaurant of Pulaski La Vergne First United Methodist Church

Lawrence County Laity Club Legend’s Restaurant Lester, Greene & McCord Insurance

The Reverend and Mrs. Robert H. Lewis, Jr.

Lewis County Education Foundation Mrs. Joy Lewter Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Lipman Loretto High School Loretto Lioness/Lions Club Mr. and Mrs. William S. Luna Mrs. Faye Lynch Lynnville United Methodist Church Madison Street United Methodist Church, UMW Magneti Marelli Magotteaux Pulaski, Inc. Martin & Company Advertising

Maury Regional Healthcare Foundation

Maury Regional Medical Center Mr. and Mrs. Michael McCroskey The Reverend Laura K. McMasters and Dr. Daniel McMasters McNeese Enterprises Dr. Grace A. Meier Mrs. Betsy Bass Miller Ms. Raetta Miller Ms. Mary L. Moore Dr. and Mrs. James T. Murrell, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. W. Harwell Murrey Mr. W. P. Murrey, Jr. Ms. Ann Nelson NHC HealthCare of Pulaski Novartis Matching Gifts Program Mr. and Mrs. James E. Orgain Mr. and Mrs. N. Houston Parks Mrs. Imogene R. Parsley Pennsylvania Jr. Bowlers Tournament PES Energize Mrs. Joelle Phillips Pinnacle Bank Pisgah United Methodist Church Mr. Shirley Poole

Horace O. Porter Scholarship Association The James & Venie Ann Powell Memorial Fund

Mrs. Rose M. Powell Professional Benefit Solutions, LLC Pulaski Broadcasting, Inc. Pulaski Exchange Club Pulaski First United Methodist Church Pulaski First United Methodist Church, Louise Henry/Open Door SSC

Pulaski Rotary Club PVH Corporation Dr. and Mrs. Robin Rodgers Mrs. Rebecca Y. Schumann Mr. and Mrs. William Sevier, Sr. Sharp Motor Company Shawn Promotions Shelbyville First United Methodist Church, UMW Brown & Mammie Simmons Scholarship

Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Sims, Sr. The Reverend R. Frank Smith

The Reverend and Mrs. Thomas H. Smith

Mrs. Twila J. Snell Sonic Advertising Co-op

Southern Tennessee Medical Center Auxiliary

Southern Tennessee Regional Health Auxiliary & Gift Shop Special People in Need The Reverend Garry D. Speich Kenneth “Pete” Springer Memorial Foundation

Mrs. Rosemary T. Starnes State Farm Companies Foundation State Farm Insurance Companies Mr. and Mrs. David J. Stephens Student Nurses Organization Mr. Claud Sulcer SunTrust Bank, Tennessee Valley SunTrust Foundation Mr. Bobbie Swinea Tanner High School The Reverend W. Garie Taylor Tennessee Conference of the UMW Tennessee Elks Benevolent Trust Tennessee Grocers Education Foundation Tennessee Independent Colleges & Universities Association Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association

Tennessee Sheriffs’ Association, Inc. Tennessee Valley Authority Timken Timken Company Charitable Trust Dr. and Mrs. Ed Trimmer

Trinity United Methodist Church, Pulaski

The Reverend and Mrs. L. C. Troutt

Tullahoma First United Methodist Church Ralph O. (Bubba) Turner Memorial Scholarship

Valley Packaging Corporation Mr. William E. Wakefield Mr. and Mrs. Paul Walker Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ward Ms. Lou A. Warren Wayne County Laity Club, UMC

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas W. Williamson Wolfe Enterprises - McDonald’s Ms. Peggy Wooten Helen Zuccarello Nursing Scholarship

Scholar’s Circle - $500 to $999 [k\ Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Adgent Alpha Delta Kappa Beta Nu Chapter Ms. J.K. Allbritten American Legion, Department of Tennessee

Dr. Joyce Anderson Bedford County Laity Club, United Methodist Church

Belmont United Methodist Church, UMW

Mr. and Mrs. Randy Bond

Margaret Baggett Britton and Joe S. Britton

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Burns, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. W. Hill Carlen Mrs. Mary Frances Chappell Cheatham County Laity Club Central Baptist Church Dustin Clark Scholarship Fund Clarksville Girls Softball Association Clarksville Montgomery County Education Foundation

Mr. Scott Combs Dr. and Mrs. Victor M. Combs Craft Memorial United Methodist Church Crossville First United Methodist Church

Culleoka FFA Alumni Association Mrs. Adelaide B. Daniel Dickson First United Methodist Church Dickson First United Methodist Church, Fellowship SSC Adda Dinsmore Education Loan & Scholarship Program Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Dotson Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dunnavant Enterprize Container Corporation Mr. Ben M. Falls Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Freeland Giles County Chamber of Commerce Grand Chapter of TN Order of the Eastern Star

Dr. and Mrs. Jack L. Gregory Hermitage United Methoidst Church J & J Heating and Cooling, LLC Huntingdon Ruitan Club Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Johnson Lambuth Memorial United Methodist Lawrence County High School Lawrence County Retired Teachers Association

Waynesboro First United Methodist Church Leadership Bedford County White House First United Methodist Church Loretto Eastern Star Chapter 472

Dr. and Mrs. Pat Whittemore Dr. and Mrs. J. Kenneth Wilkerson Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Williamson

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Loretto Masonic Lodge 655 F&AM Mrs. Mary T. Lowry LRHC, LLC


Macedonia Baptist Church

Manchester First United Methodist Church

Mr. Don Massey Marine Corps League Maury Alliance Mr. and Mrs. Joe W. McBee MMC Rotaract Club Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Morris Mr. and Mrs. Joe R. Oliver Owens Chapel United Methodist Church Sarah Parks Scholarship Dr. and Mrs. James L. Paul Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Pendergrass Mr. and Mrs. Johnny M. Phelps Pinnacle Industrial, Inc. Powell Building Group, Inc. Pulaski Publishing, Inc. The Reverend and Mrs. Paul R. Purdue Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Rackley, III Mr. and Mrs. William E. Rutherford Mr. William D. Seagrove Shelbyville First United Methodist Church

Mr. Estel H. Smith, Jr. Smyrna First United Methodist Church St. Andrew Memorial United Methodist Church St. Bethlehem United Methodist Church (Clarksville)

St. Mark’s United Methodist Church, Minerva Harrell SSC The Outlook Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Trimble Ms. Dian Volkmer Mr. and Mrs. Grant Vosburgh Walker Die-Casting Welch Family Scholarship West End United Methodist Church Mr. Wade Wilburn

Don Sahli & Kathy Woodall Scholarship Trust Fund

Column’s Club - $100 to $499 [k\ Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L. Akins Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Allen Mr. Robert G. Alwine Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Arnett Mr. and Mrs. Bob Atkins Mr. and Mrs. Alec G. Badger The Reverend Vincent Baker Bank of Lincoln County Mr. and Mrs. James Banks Mr. and Mrs. Billy G. Bass The Reverend and Mrs. Horace C. Bass Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Bass Bass, Berry, & Sims, PLC Mrs. Betty W. Bates Mr. and Mrs. John Beard Ms. Anita A. Beecham

Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt A. Bennett Bennett-May and Giles County Funeral Home

Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Bevill Ms. Margaret Birdsong Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Birdsong, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. C. Edward Blackburn Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Blanton Mr. Sam Bowles Mrs. Mary F. Brantley Bravura Systems, Inc. Brentwood United Methodist Church, Robert I. Moore SSC Brentwood United Methodist Church Mrs. Brenda O. Brown Ms. Helen R. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Brown Mr. T. Buchanan Mr. William Bumpus Mr. Jerry Burlison Mr. Ronnie M. Burlison Ms. Peggy A. Burrahm Mr. and Mrs. Don Burton Mr. Len H. Callahan Calvary Baptist Church Mr. and Mrs. Jerry W. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Campbell Mrs. Jean S. Carr

Dr. Charles and Mrs. Ruth Latimer Carr

Mr. Stites Carter Mr. and Mrs. Carlton R. Caruthers Carvell Realty Mr. Cole Casbon Mr. and Mrs. William Cassidy CB&S Bank Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cesarini Mr. Glen Chaffin Mrs. Joyce F. Chaffin Choates Creek United Methodist Church Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Choppin Christians Engaged in Faith Formation Mr. Bruce Ciemniecki City of Pulaski, Natural Gas Department

Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Clark JD Mr. and Mrs. Virgil L. Clark Matt Cliburn Scholarship Ms. Rhonda Clinard Coca-Cola Bottling Works Ms. Ica L. Coggin Mrs. Willie Mae Coggin Ms. Marilynn Collins Dr. and Mrs. David P. Comperry

Cook’s United Methodist Church, Seekers Mission Fund

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh F. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. William E. Cortner Mr. and Mrs. Jay Cossentine Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cox, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Malcolm A. Cox Ms. Delia A. Crabb Mr. and Mrs. James A. Crawford, III

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Crievewood United Methodist Church Crievewood United Methodist Church, Builders Class

Cumberland Presbyterial Church Mrs. Eugenia Curtis Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Dahn Ms. Bernice Davidson Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis Ms. Annette M. Dawes DBA Gatlin Guns Mr. Tim Dempsey Diana Methodist Church The Reverend and Mrs. Neil R. Dobson Dr. Dalton Drennan Mr. and Mrs. James E. Driver Mrs. Rebecca B. Drone The Reverend Luke N. Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Elliott Fairfield Glade United Methodist Church, Friendship SSC Fast Pace Urgent Care Clinic

Fayetteville First United Methodist Church

First Realty Group Dr. and Mrs. Armando C. Foronda Mrs. Bonnie D. Freitas Mr. W. Neil Fussell Mr. Greg Fuzzell

Gallatin First United Methodist Church, Hester Ward SS

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry W. Gammon

The Reverend and Mrs. James W. Gardner

Mrs. Lillian Gardner GCHS Class of 1989 Mrs. Terri N. Glasgow The Reverend and Mrs. W. Neal Glass Mrs. Kim Goldinger Mr. and Mrs. John W. Goralczyk The Granite Guyz, LLC Mrs. Martha L. Grant Mr. Michael D. Green H.G. Hill Realty Company, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Haberthear Mr. and Mrs. Jerry F. Hall Mr. and Mrs. William J. Hamlett Harpeth Scholastic Shooting Sports Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Terry W. Harrison Dr. and Mrs. Brant Harwell Ms. Sharon Harwell Mr. and Mrs. Ed B. Hayes, Jr. Mrs. Geneva Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Rogers N. Hays Mr. and Mrs. D. Coyle Hazelwood Ms. Anne Helm Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Hewgley Hickman County Laity Club, UMC Ms. Suzanne M. Hillhouse Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Hilliard Mrs. Martha R. Hitt Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Hlubb Mr. and Mrs. Alan Hoeper


Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Holley

Holston Conference United Methodist Church Foundation, Inc.

Mr. J. Allen Hood, IV Mr. Rowland Hopkins Dr. and Mrs. James G. Hughes, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Raybon Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hyde The Reverend and Mrs. John C. Ives Jameson, LLC Ms. Katherine G. Jeffords Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Jett Estate of Estelle Jewell Ms. Judy C. Johnson

Johnson’s Chapel United Methodist Church

Johnson’s Foodtown Mrs. George Jones Mrs. Sue E. Jones Ms. Judy S. Kennedy Kiwanis Club of Giles County Mr. and Mrs. Tyler R. Kumpf Mrs. Ann B. Lannom Dr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Lawrence Dr. and Mrs. Kerbe Lee Dr. Robert E. Lee Mr. and Bruce W. Lefew Ms. Monica H. Lewis Lewisburg First United Methodist Church, Fellowship Class LewLew’s Liberty United Methodist Church Dr. and Mrs. William D. Liddle Mr. and Mrs. James H. Lindsey Mrs. Debra J. Lloyd Lones Electric Co., Inc. Mr. David A. Lowenthal Mr. and Mrs. John R. Lyne Maggart & Associates, P.C. Manchester 1st UMC, Faith Mission Mrs. Lacy R. March Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Margo Mr. and Mrs. Elvis T. Martin Martin Methodist College Mr. Edward B. Maupin, III Mrs. Carole Ann May May Oil Company Ms. Flora D. McClain Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McCormack Mr. David H. McDole McKay’s Service Center McMinnville First United Methodist Church, UMW Ms. Faye L. McNeese Mr. and Mrs. Kent McNish Mr. and Mrs. John T. Menefee Mr. Julius E. Meriwether Mr. and Mrs. Joe M. Merrell Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Miller Mr. Vollie T. Miller, Jr.

Mrs. Bryant Smith Ms. Janice M. Smith Ms. Kathy Smith SMTAR Scholarship Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Bob J. Snell Mr. and Mrs. Dan M. Speer Mr. and Mrs. Scott Speer Mt. Pleasant First United State Farm Insurance Agency Methodist Church Mr. Zachary B. Stephens Murrey Chevrolet Mr. and Mrs. T. Randy Stevens Muscle Shoals Education Foundation, Inc. The Reverend and Mrs. Lee Stevenson Ms. Marjorie A. Nance Mr. and Mrs. Everett D. Stidger Dr. Frances E. Neidhardt Mr. and Mrs. David R. Stine FICF Ms. Ann Neville Mr. and Mrs. George A. Stone Mr. M. Donnell Newman Sundrop Bottling Company Mr. and Mrs. Brent Newton Sunshine Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Newton Mr. James H. Tabor Oak Grove United Methodist Church Mr. and Mrs. Sam W. Talley One Stop Medical Tennessee Farmers Mutual Insurance Mr. and Mrs. Rex Oneal Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Thayer Oneonta High School Mrs. Carolyn S. Thompson Osborne Fencing Mr. John Todd Pancoast & Associates, Inc. Mr. Kirk Treible Mr. and Mrs. Billy R. Panter Trinity United Methodist Church, Loyal Mr. Paul Pappas Builders SSC Ms. Rosalie Pappas Mr. Stacey Turner Mr. and Mrs. Scott Paschal Tusculum Lanes Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. Mike W. Philipi Dr. and Mrs. Douglas L. Vanderbilt Mrs. Lynda S. Phillips Mr. Stephen M. Vinsavich Mr. and Mrs. Ross A. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. Volkmer Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pitcock Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Wade Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Poplin Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Walker Mr. and Mrs. John W. Potts, Jr. Mr. William R. Walter Mrs. Margaret Y. Price Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wanee Pulaski First United Methodist, Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ward Stone Bible Class Mrs. Janice R. Watkins Pulaski First United Methodist Church, Mr. John Watson, II The Sojourners Class Waverly First United Methodist Church, Mrs. Betty R. Ray Hart Class Mr. and Mrs. John K. Rayburn, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Ed Weakley Mr. and Mrs. William E. Read Dr. Alicia K. Webb Bill and Sara B. Reid Dr. and Mrs. J. K. Webb Mr. Clyde W. Richert, III Mrs. Robert Wessel, Jr. Riverside United Methodist Church The Reverend and Mrs. Marcus F. West Mr. and Mrs. H. Glenn Robison Dr. Steve West Rost Jewelers Mr. Dan Wheeler Mr. Richard Rowlette Ms. Emily S. White Dr. and Mrs. Richard Sailors Dr. and Mrs. John L. White Mr. David R. Sain, D.D.S., M.S., P.C. Mr. Terry Whitt Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Sauerbrey Whitwell Chapel United Methodist Church Ms. Sara B. Schulz Mr. Michael Wiggins and Dr. Kayla M. Wiggins Mrs. Reba J. Seals Mr. and Mrs. Chad E. Wright Shelbyville First United Methodist Mr. and Mrs. Bill J. Yancey, III Church, Friendship Class Dr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Yow, III Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Shelton Mr. Barry Yuhas Mr. and Mrs. John J. Sheridan Zebraplace, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Sims The Zinser Law Firm Mrs. Vivian Sims Mr. Joseph H. Sircy Sixth District Dental Society

Miss Butler’s Bed & Breakfast The Reverend and Mrs. Harold Montgomery Mr. Joe Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. Edwin D. Moore Mr. James L. Moore Mr. and Mrs. William J. Morefield, Jr.

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Mrs. M. Michelle Decker Mr. and Mrs. John K. Decuir

Mr. Gene Howard Mr. Guy C. Howard, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Abernathy, III The Reverend and Mrs. Thomas V. DeRamus Mr. Edward D. Huff Mr. Jess P. Dicus Mrs. Ann S. Hughey Adair Music Group, LLC Dixie Folks Art Studio Ms. Nathalie E. Hurford Ms. Priscilla A. Adams-DuMont Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dixon Mr. and Mrs. William R. Hutto Mrs. Marjorie G. Akin Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Dixon Mrs. Peggy B. Ingram The Reverend and Mrs. B. G. Allegood Mr. Norman Dotson Dr. and Mrs. Ricky W. Inman Mr. and Mrs. Brian Alred Dr. and Mrs. Gregory G. Dugger Italian Gun Grease Mr. Derrick Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Dunavant Mr. and Mrs. Johnny M. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Eric Anderson Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Duncan Mr. and Mrs. Tandy Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Stanley D. Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Jenkins Arlington United Methodist Church, UMW Ms. Sandra Ellett Ms. Wanda J. Ervin Mr. and Mrs. J. Brad Jensen Estate of The Reverend and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Eubank Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Johnson Mrs. Robert C. Armstrong Ms. Leslie C. Ezell Mr. and Mrs. Andrew B. Jones, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Danny Arnold Ms. Leslie Fergerson Ms. Terri S. Kane Mr. and Mrs. Ron Atkisson Dr. Karen R. Ferguson Ms. Penny Keller Mr. and Mrs. William R. Barnes First Baptist Church of Bodenham Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Kesner Mr. and Mrs. Brandon W. Bass Mrs. Betty H. Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. Ben E. Kilgore, Jr. Mrs. Peggy Bass Ms. Shannon T. Ford Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Kirsch Mr. Thomas R. Bass Mr. Ira J. Fouch Mr. and Mrs. Roger D. Knight Mr. and Mrs. Myron Bates Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fowlkes Mr. and Mrs. Gerald O. Lacy Mr. and Mrs. Rex Beaty Mrs. Jean H. Francis Mr. and Mrs. Howard M. Lamm Mr. and Mrs. Alan J. Benesh Mr. and Mrs. H. Michael Frazier Ms. Hilda Lanier Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Tyson Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Lebovitz Ms. Beverly Birdsong Mr. and Mrs. Alan Fuller Mr. and Mrs. William N. Little Dr. and Mrs. James L. Bledsoe Mr. Leon J. Fuller Ms. Nagea Littleton Mrs. Sandi C. Blessing Mr. and Mrs. Ronny Gaither Mr. and Mrs. Alan Long Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt E. Booth, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Gardner, Sr. Mr. Edward Luther Ms. Victoria R. Boyette Gattis Leadership Foundation Mr. Richard Madden Mrs. Elaine Brindley The Reverend and Mrs. John H. Gebhart Miss Christin E. Martin Rev. and Mrs. Edward J. Britt Gibson’s Glass & Mirror Mrs. Mary Martin Mr. and Mrs. John Broski Ms. Erin M. Gilbert Dr. Melissa S. Martiros Ms. Barbara A. Brown Giles Insulators Mrs. Beverly E. May Ms. Cynthia A. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Hayden F. Glenn Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Mayes Mr. Brad Butler Mrs. Alice A. Gooch Mrs. Dorothy McCord Ms. Yvonne D. Butler Mr. Cornelius L. Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. McCorkle Mr. and Mrs. Clay W. Buttrey Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Grooms Ms. Vickie D. McDougal Mrs. Edith G. Camp Mrs. Mary R. McFarland The Reverend and Mrs. William S. Campbell Mr. Wayne Gurley Mr. Philip Guyton Mr. and Mrs. Gary F. McGuire Mr. Del Carraher Mr. and Mrs. Mark F. Hagewood McMinnville First United Methodist Ms. Susan Carson Ms. Valerie A. Hall Church, Fellowship Class Mr. Jerry T. Carter Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Hammons Mr. and Mrs. Mark Meghreblian Mr. and Mrs. Mark Chaney Ms. Connie O. Meranda The Reverend and Mrs. Hawkins W. Clark Ms. Shanna D. Hanes Ms. Jennifer D. Hardiman Ms. Glenda M. Miller Ms. Linda Clark Mrs. Patty Sue Harper Ms. Melissa Miller Ms. Darlene Clevenger Mr. Edward W. Harris, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Moates Mr. and Mrs. Tim Clevenger Harwell Partners Mr. Ernest J. Moench, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Cooper Mr. James C. A. Hawelu Ms. Myra G. Monks Ms. Mary Cooper Mr. Robert J. Hayes The Reverend and Mrs. Bob Moore Ms. Patricia A. Cooper Mr. Joel A. Haythorn Mr. Joe H. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Covington Mr. Stephen L. Heathcock, II Mr. and Mrs. John Moore Mrs. Shiphrah Cox Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Henry Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm S. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Tyler J. Cox Mr. and Mrs. Tom R. Hester Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert L. Murray Mr. Joseph G. Crabb Mr. and Mrs. Jerry D. Hibdon Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Murrey, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Randall E. Crownover Mr. and Mrs. Terry Hickman Mr. and Mrs. Brian Myers Mr. Matt K. Cummins Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Hobbs Mr. and Mrs. John Olker Mrs. Hilda S. Dailey Mrs. Josephine D. Hoffses Mr. and Mrs. Steve Pantall Mrs. Annie H. Darnell Mrs. Robin L. Hood Mr. and Mrs. Michael Park Mr. and Mrs. Johnie E. Davis Mr. Daniel A. Hoover The Reverend Mary Noble Parrish Ms. Margaret L. Davis

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Mr. and Mrs. Hillard Parsons Mr. and Mrs. Tom Paschal Mrs. Erline E. Patrick Ms. Leita K. Payton Ms. Lori Pearson Ms. Rita R. Perry Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Pickering Mr. and Mrs. Johnny R. Pitcock Mrs. Mary B. Pollett Mr. and Mrs. Robert Potts Ms. Wynelle Potts Mrs. Lena B. Prince Ms. Leanne Prokop Ms. Judy Pruett Mr. and Mrs. Mike K. Pup Mr. and Mrs. Matt Rackley

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin E. Sallis Mrs. Jane Schartau Mr. Richard M. Schueler Scot Bush State Farm Insurance Companies

Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Senseney Ms. Chasity Serocki Ms. Marilyn H. Shaver Ms. Leslie Shearon Mrs. Emily C. Smith Mrs. Lisa C. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Spurbeck St. Mark’s United Methodist Church, Pairs & Spairs Mr. Eric W. Stalions Mr. and Mrs. James H. Steed, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Brandon M. Steever The Reverend and Mrs. William L. Reding, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David K. Stephens Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Reed Ms. Martha J. Strickland Mr. Robert S. Richardson Dr. Arthur Strock Ms. Stephanie M. Richardson Mr. Russell C. Summerville Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Ripp Mr. and Mrs. Dale Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Euguene L. Robb Mr. and Mrs. Kerry A. Taylor The Reverend and Mrs. Arthur G. Robins, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Danny Thomas

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Mr. Lee Thompson Mr. Randy J. Toy Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Trautwein Ms. Mary Ann Viorel Mrs. Elizabeth K. Von Hofe Mrs. Carolyn Wade Ms. Cassandra T. Walker Mr. Camren C. Wallace Mrs. Majoria B. Warren Mr. and Mrs. John G. Watson Mr. and Mrs. David H. Welles Ms. Brownie F. West Ms. Ashley White Mr. and Mrs. Teddy Wilburn Mr. David Williams Ms. Ruby H. Williams Ms. Sandra L. Wilson Mrs. Frances H. Wiseman Mrs. Connie L. Wright Mr. and Mrs. John E. Wright Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Wyrick Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L. Yates Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Young

Scholarships

Aileen McAdams Endowed Scholarship Alice J. Coleman Scholarship Alumni Scholarship Ann Bledsoe & W.D. Lannom-Hendersonville 1st UMC Scholarship Anne Mae Edwards Scholarship Ardmore - Trinity Charge Scholarship Barbara Phillips Garcia Scholarship Fund Bass Memorial Scholarship Bellgrau Scholarship Belmont UMC-Ida Long Rogers & Frankie Graham Memorial Scholarship Ben Alford Church Leader Scholarship Bertha Ellis Luton Scholarship Bessie R. Poole & Ruth C. Poole Endowed Scholarship Betty Anne Stuart Alexander Memorial Scholarship Bigbyville United Methodist Church Scholarship Bill Starnes - Tullahoma 1st United Methodist Church Scholarship Billy & Marie Craighead Scholarship Birchett-Reid Scholarship Fund Birdsong Opportunity Scholarship Bishop Spain Scholarship Blackman United Methodist Church Scholarship Bozeman Scholarship Brentwood United Methodist Church Scholarship Britton Taylor Endowed Scholarship Fund Brown Family Scholarship Buford & Deane Beadle Endowed Scholarship C. B. Cook Scholarship Carder Scholarship Fund

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Carson Wright Memorial Scholarship Celina United Methodist Church Scholarship Center for Church Leadership Endowment Chapel Hill United Methodist Church Scholarship Charles “Boll Weevil” Witt Memorial Scholarship Choates Creek United Methodist Church Scholarship Christ United Methodist Church Scholarship Christine McCracken Campbell Endowed Scholarship Chuck Paysinger Mathematics Scholarship Fund Church of Messiah White Family Scholarship Clark Duncan Memorial Endowed Scholarship Class of 1955-56 Scholarship Class of 41 Scholarship Coffee County Endowed Scholarship Coleman Memorial United Methodist Church Scholarship Columbia First United Methodist Church Scholarship Connell Memorial United Methodist Church Scholarship Crievewood United Methodist Church Scholarship Cynthia Anne Fulton Scholarship D. E. Hill & Son Scholarship D. W. Johnston Endowment Danielle Self Scholarship Della Clayton Lee Series (Endowed) DePriest-Warren Endowed Scholarship Desere Thornton Memorial Scholarship Dickson First United Methodist Church Scholarship Dr. & Mrs. Ray Frazier Endowed Scholarship Dr. A.C. Foronda Nursing Scholarship Dr. Fred E. Ford Memorial Scholarship


Dr. J. Maurice Roberts Memorial Scholarship Dwight Sharpton & Craft Memorial United Methodist Church Scholarship E. Wayne Masters Memorial Fund Ed and Louise Howard Scholarship Edison D. Guthrie Endowed Scholarship Elaine W. Thompson Endowed Scholarship Elbert & Faye Walkup Scholarship Ella Ruth Davis Scholarship Ellen Bradshaw Sherrill Nursing Scholarship Emily Walker Memorial Scholarship Ernest E. & Minnie O. Brown Scholarship Ernestine C. Parker Endowed Scholarship Esther Banks Scholarship Esther Mae Henson Long Nursing Scholarship Evelyn Tripp Scholarship Fund Excelsior Sunday School Class of McKendree UMC Scholarship Faye Avril Layne Choral Scholarship Fayetteville 1st UMC Scholarship Felix M. Massey Fund First Farmers & Merchants Endowment Flenoy & Jewel Johnson Endowed Scholarship Floy S. Thrasher Endowed Scholarship Floyd & Sara Ford Bowman Endowed Scholarship Floyd Fund Frances Lanier Johnson Endowed Scholarship Franklin First United Methodist Church Scholarship George W. Andrews Scholarship Gil B. Abernathy Scholarship Glendale United Methodist Church Scholarship Glenna & Donald Ray Burton Scholarship Grace United Methodist Church Scholarship Greer Chair of Business Grissom Endowment Fund H. E. & Annie Lee Moore Endowed Scholarship H. Ellis & Mamie Lee Finger Scholarship Haley Carolina Peterson Nursing Endowed Scholarship Harold & Jewel Andrews Scholarship Harriet & Hugh Braly & Emily B. Huie Scholarship Heikens Scholarship Henry Bass Family Endowed Scholarship Hermitage United Methodist Church Scholarship Highland United Methodist Church Scholarship Ike & Jeanette Denbo Endowed Scholarship Imogene R. Parsley Endowed Faculty Chair J.T. McKnight Memorial Scholarship-Lewisburg 1st UMC Jacquelyn Draughon Guthrie Endowed Scholarship James & Charlotte Robinson Scholarship James B. Smith, Jr. Scholarship James Beasley, Jr. Endowed Scholarship James D. Ingram Scholarship James R. & Miriam Moon Endowed Scholarship James T. Tramel Scholarship Jane Dawson Endowed Scholarship Janet Leigh Smith Memorial Scholarship Jennifer Guthrie Smith Endowed Scholarship Joe C. Davis Foundation Fellows Workship Joe W. Henry Memorial Scholarship John & Margaret H. Young Scholarship

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John A. Morris Scholarship Fund John Mark Allen Memorial Scholarship John R. & Margaret H. Young Scholarship John S. DuVal Memorial Scholarship Kay Ritter Memorial Scholarship Kenneth H. Pinkston (Schreyer) Endowed Scholarship Kermit Smith Endowed Scholarship Keys/Harrison Scholarship L.C. and Ann Troutt Endowed Scholarship Larry Gillespie Scholarship LaVergne First United Methodist Church Scholarship Lincoln County Endowment Loretto United Methodist Church Scholarship Lori Y. McClure Memorial Scholarship Loucile McKee Fitzpatrick Endowed Scholarship Lynnville United Methodist Church Scholarship M/M M. H. Freas Social Science & Business Sch. Madison Street United Methodist Church Scholarship Major Vernie Tosh Scholarship Mamie Paysinger Scholarship Fund Margaret H. Young Endowed Scholarship Martha B. Ferguson Teaching Scholarship Martha C. Nickell Endowed Scholarship Mary Evelyn Wiseman Dickson Scholarship Mary Louise Foust Scholarship Mary Ruth Fuqua - Tullahoma 1st United Methodist Church Scholarship McBurg United Methodist Church Scholarship Mildred Van Horn Memorial Scholarship MMC/J. E. Beasley Endowed Scholarship Mr. & Mrs. A. J. Swiney Scholarship Mrs. Alla Mai Ray & Bernice Ray Scholarship Mt. Pleasant United Methodist Church Scholarship Nate Street Memorial Scholarship Nedra Johnson Trebing Endowed Scholarship New Chapel United Methodist Church Scholarship Norma Johnston Scholarship O. L. Rogers & Maedell Rogers Trust Octa Patterson Memorial Scholarship Ola Mae Potts Scholarship Olivet United Methodist Church Scholarship Orpah Hazlewood McLean Scholarship Pisgah United Methodist Church Scholarship Pleasant Grove United Methodist Church Scholarship Port Royal United Methodist Church Scholarship Pulaski First United Methodist Church Scholarship Ralph & Kathryn Fletcher Scholarship Rev. Thurman Wesley Tidrow Scholarship Riverside United Methodist Church Scholarship Robert C. Smith Endowed Scholarship Robert E. Curry Memorial Fund Ruby E. Edens Teaching Scholarship Russell Bailey Endowed Scholarship Fund Ruth J. Epps Scholarship Ruth McCall Tigert Endowed Scholarship Sadie Tillman United Methodist Womens Scholarship Salem United Methodist Church Scholarship Sara Margaret (Peggy) Speich Endowed Scholarship Sara Reynolds Parks Scholarship Sherry White Banks Endowed Scholarship


Thomas G. Read Memorial Scholarship Thomas K. & Addie P. Gordon Endowed Scholarship Triune United Methodist Church Scholarship Upperman Scholarship Velma B. Paysinger Endowed Scholarship Vesta Elkins England Endowed Scholarship W. D. & Harriet Comperry Endowed Scholarship W. Garie Taylor Honors Program Endowment Walter E. Lowe Memorial Scholarship Waynesboro First United Methodist Church Scholarship Welch Scholarship West End United Methodist Church Partner Scholarship West End United Methodist Church Scholarship Will & Cayce Abernathy Scholarship William & Mary Dugger Endowed Scholarship William & Mary Omohundro Scholarship William Bryan Jackson Memorial Scholarship William H. Moss Ministerial Scholarship Willie R. Rayburn Memorial Scholarship

Skyline Auxiliary Nursing Scholarship Fund Smyrna First United Methodist Church Scholarship Sparta First United Methodist Church Annie Martin Mitchell Scholarship Springfield First United Methodist Church Scholarship SS Chapman Memorial Scholarship Starnes Scholarship Fund Stella Benton Vaughan Memorial Scholarship Stephen Lloyd Stone Memorial Scholarship Stockard-Bethel Memorial Scholarship Sue Smithfield Business Scholarship Susie Walton Gray Scholarship Teresa Williamson Nursing Scholarship The Ethel Rebecca Holt Scholarship The John F. Preer & Rev. Carleton Preer Scholarship Fund The Michael W. & Barbara B. Barton Need-Based Scholarship The Reverend and Mrs. J.C. Stewart Scholarship Thelma Harwell Memorial Scholarship Thomas F. & Merle Van Zandt Booth Scholarship

Student Honors

Daniel Emirzian

Hometown: Malmö, Sweden Year in school: Senior Major: Business Management Honor(s): • Tom Read Academic Excellence Award 2015 • 2015 Daktronics-NAIA Men’s Tennis Scholar Athlete • President’s List for both semesters • ARS Scholar • Inducted into Omicron Delta Kappa (ODK) • NAIA ITA Regionals quarter-finals • Tennis Coaching Excellence Award in Skanör-Falsterbo, Skåne, Sweden • Community work in Malmö, Sweden

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Trevor Gentry

Hometown: Belfast, TN Year in school: Graduated May 2015 Major: Christian Education Honor(s): • Outstanding Service Award

Emily Morris

Hometown: Pulaski, TN Year in school: Senior Major: Addiction Psychology Honor(s): • President’s list since Fall 2014

Kate Vanlandingham

Shelby Ruch

Hometown: Crossville, TN Year in school: Senior Major: Business Administration-Accounting Honor(s): • 2015 NAIA Scholar Athlete (Academic All-American) • Fall 2014/Spring 2015 President’s List • Initiation into Gamma Beta Phi Honors Society • Initiation into Omicron Delta Kappa Leadership Honors Society

Hometown: Winchester, TN Year in school: Junior Major: Pre-Seminary Honor(s): • E. Wayne Masters Bible Scholar Award

Marybeth Arnett

Hometown: Murfreesboro, TN Year in school: Junior Major: Elementary Education Honor(s): • Top 15 percent in class • Deans list, Presidents list • Member of Thomas Martin Society • Member of Omicron Delta Kappa • Contestant in Miss TN Pageant • Miss Queen City 2015 • Miss Fall Fest 2016.

Alicia Helton

Hometown: Columbia, TN Year in school: Graduated May 2015 Major: Criminal Justice Accomplishment: • Hired as State of Tennessee Probation/Parole Officer

Hayley D. Wilson

Hometown: Year in school: Major: Honor(s): • Attended and presented an analytical essay at the Sigma Tau Delta International English Honor Society in March (2015), and my work was awarded the first place prize in its category.

Sarah Choate

Hometown: Columbia, TN Year in school: Senior Major: Elementary Education Honor(s): • Outstanding Service Award

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Faculty Laurels, Associate professor of history Melissa Bruninga presented a paper entited “Shaping Behavior as Text: A Thirteenth Century Inquisitors’ Manual & the Persecution of Heresy in Languedoc” at the 50th Annual International Congress on Medieval Studies. As part of completing her DNP (Doctor of Nursing Practice) in December of 2014, Assistant professor of nursing Kim E. Goldinger published a poster and wrote a paper on “Motivating College Students to Immunize against Influenza.” Shanna Hanes developed Martin’s first Marine Biology course, which includes an introductory research field method experience at Key Largo Marine Research Laboratory in the Florida Keys and took 8 members of the MMC Biology Club to the Florida Keys for pre-post-post assessment of their experience in a tropical marine ecosystem. Dr. Hanes re-established the MMC Biology Club, which has recruited over 50 members. She established a fifty-five-gallon marine invertebrate tank and acquired various living specimens to be maintained for use in Biology, Marine Biology, Invertebrate Zoology, and Vertebrate Zoology courses and labs. Dr. Hanes also helped create displays for various specimens representing Biology, Anatomy and Physiology, and Chemistry. Secondary Education program coordinator Kerbe Lee was named the MMC 20142015 Service-Learning Faculty of the Year. Dr. Lee also served as the Executive Secretary for TACTE (Tennessee Association of Colleges for Teacher Education) Spring Conference/Day on the Hill. Melissa Martiros, program coordinator for music, presented a number of papers related to her work with special needs

July 2014-June 2015

and at-risk children. Martiros presented a paper entitled “Pedagogical Strategies for Children with Special Needs: Some Considerations and Suggestions” to the music education, music therapy, and state piano teachers groups at the University of Missouri Kansas City, University of Kansas, and Missouri Western State University, as well as at the Music Teachers National Association National Conference. Dr. Martiros also participated in a panel presentation with Dr. Scott Price, University of South Carolina and President of NCKP, and Dr. Beth Bauer, Wheaton College Conservatory on the topic of teaching students with special needs. Martiros also presented a presentation entitled “Creating OpporTUNEity: Service-Learning, Collaboration, and Piano Lessons for At-Risk Youth and Children with Special Needs in South Tennessee” at the Gulf South Summit on Civic Engagement and Service Learning.

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North Alabama, presenting a paper entitled “Memory and Place in T. S. Stribling’s Trilogy.” In addition to the presentation, Dr. Vickers served as a judge for the best student paper of the conference and and sat on a panel of faculty members who answered student questions about selecting doctoral programs. In March, Vickers presented a talk, “Teaching Multiculturalism,” for the Lawrence County Organization for Community Improvement’s Black History Month Celebration at Coleman Memorial United Methodist Church in Lawrenceburg.

English professor Steve West published an essay “A Big Fly Leaves the Yard” in Number One, as well as a number of poems. He published “The Wannabe Chinese Poet Seeks Shade” and “The Wannabe Chinese Poet Tries to Change” in Number One; “The Wannabe Chinese Poet Spends a Day on the River,” “Contemplating Wendell Berry, Associate professor of human perfor- Rilke, and Zen Buddhism on the Banks mance and physical education James A. of the River,” and “A Season of Decay” Reid presented a paper entitled, “The in Aji Magazine; and “Out on Highway Prevalence of obesity: The Need for Qual- 16” and “Myopia: A Parable of Sorts” in ity School Physical Education” at the Tiggerfish Critical Review. 2014 Intellectbase Academic Conference in Atlanta, Georgia. The paper was also Kayla McKinney Wiggins, division chair published in The Review of Higher Edu- for humanities and program coordinator for English and for libercation and Self Learning. al arts, presented a paper entitled “Story and TheBusiness Division Chair William A. Soatre” at the national PCA/ deman co-authored with L. A. Gibson ACA conference in New an article entitled “How to Survive and Thrive: Orleans in April. Educating the Technologically Adept for Success in Tim Wilson, program coordinator for the Twenty-first Century” sport management, presented a paper “Encouraging Underwhich was published in graduate Sport ManageTechnology and Workplace Skills for the ment Research: A CollabTwenty-first Century, edited by Deane E. oration between Faculty Neubauer and Kamila Ghazali and puband Students” at the 45th lished by Palgrave Macmillan. Annual Tennessee AssoKen Vickers, program coordinator for ciation for Health, Physical Education, history served as the keynote speaker Recreation, and Dance (TAHPERD) Conat the Sixth Annual Ala- ference in Murfreesboro, TN. bama Regional Graduate Conference sponsored by the Department of English at the University of

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2014-15 NAIA Under Armour Athletic Director of t he Year.

Nedra Johnson Trebing Scholarship Dr. Roger Ireson Francis Asbury Award

Chuck Paysinger Mathematics Scholarship

Women’s Soccer – RedHawks return to NAIA national tournament quarterfinals… “The RedHawks returned to the national tournament quarterfinals for the first time since 2011 after they shocked No. 4 seed Westmont in the Round of 16 in Orange Beach, Alabama.”

Men’s Soccer Team

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Softball – Familia Hodges Landed First Team All-SSAC Honors… ”The RedHawk Softball posted a 27-20 record in the 2015 season and the team took home several pieces of hardware at the SSAC conference awards banquet. RedHawk juniors Dharianna Familia and Nikki Hodges garnered First Team All-SSAC honors after strong seasons.”

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Volleyball – RedHawks notch seven conference wins under Williams… “The RedHawks overcame a slow start to their season and finished the year with seven conference victories under first-year head coach Alison Williams.” Clay Target – RedHawks continue to develop under Whittenburg … “The RedHawks improved nine positions from their 2014 finish as they placed eighth out of 48 programs at the ACUI Collegiate Clay Target Championships.” Houston represents RedHawks, Team USA at World Championships…”RedHawk freshman Hannah Houston was one of just 82 Americans that made the trip to Granada, Spain to compete in the ISSF World Shooting Championships.”

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Stephen Lunney repeats as Capital One Men’s Soccer Academic All-American…“RedHawk senior goalkeeper Stephen Lunney was recognized for his academic and athletic success as he repeated as the 2015 Capital One Academic All-American Men’s Soccer Player of the Year. The Dublin, Ireland native made several key saves in the postseason as he helped guide the RedHawks to a berth in the Southern States Athletic Conference title game.”

Sanchez represents native Costa Rica at Women’s World Cup…“RedHawk Women’s Soccer captain Fabiola Sanchez represented her native Costa Rica during the 2015 Women’s World Cup in Canada. Sanchez appeared in Costa Rica’s final contest against Brazil.”

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Men’s Basketball – RedHawks Win SSAC Title on Buzzer Beater… “Martin Methodist won its first-ever SSAC Men’s Basketball title thanks to a 3-point shot at the buzzer from Darius Woods. Woods, a senior from Memphis, Tennessee, gave the RedHawks their second conference title in the last three seasons under head coach Scott Combs.

RedHawks Advance to Final 8 of National Tournament…”The RedHawks made another national tournament run in March when they advanced to the national quarterfinals for just the second time in program history. The RedHawks lost to No. 1 overall seed Hope International University and finished the year with a 30-5 record – the second most successful season in program history.”

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Women’s Basketball – RedHawks Post Most Successful Season in Program History… “Under first-year head coach Kyle Bent, the RedHawks turned in their most successful in program history in 2014-15. The RedHawks won a program-best 25 games and advanced to the national tournament for the first time in program history.”

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Cheerleading – RedHawks Find Success at NCA Nationals… “The RedHawk Competitive Cheer and Dance team claimed a fourth-place finish at NCA Nationals in Daytona Beach, Florida. The RedHawks finished with an 88.08 composite score – the highest among any Southern States Athletic Conference team.”

Baseball – RedHawks Post Six Wins over Ranked Foes… “The RedHawk Baseball team saw a record number of games lost due to inclement weather in 2015, but the squad also posted one of its best seasons against top competition as the RedHawks notched six wins over teams in the NAIA Top 25.”

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Softball – Familia, Hodges Garner First Team All-SSAC Honors… ”The RedHawk Softball posted a 27-20 record in the 2015 season and the team took home several pieces of hardware at the SSAC conference awards banquet. RedHawk juniors Dharianna Familia and Nikki Hodges garnered First Team All-SSAC honors after strong seasons.”

M/W Golf – McCorkle Posts Second-Lowest Round in Women’s History – “RedHawk junior Kassidy McCorkle posted the second-lowest round in program history when she fired a second-round score of 80.”

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Bowling Team Men’s Tennis – Daniel Emirzian Named Scholar-Athlete… “Daniel Emirzian was honored as one of the top academic student-athletes in the NAIA as he was named to the NAIA’s Scholar-Athlete team. Emirzian, a 6-foot junior from Malmo, Sweden, was named to the team thanks to his 4.0 grade-point average while pursuing a degree in Business Administration.” Women’s Tennis – RedHawks Notch Wins over Bethel, Loyola – “The RedHawk Tennis team struggled in 2015, but still managed to pick up critical conference wins over rivals Bethel University and Loyola University.”

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PRIVATE LESSONS: FOR ALL AGES PIANO*, GUITAR, VOICE, CELLO, VIOLIN, VIOLA, FIDDLE, MANDOLIN • GROUP LESSONS: SUZUKI VIOLIN • BEGINNING PAINTING: FOR CHILDREN, ADULTS, & FAMILIES • MUSICAL EXPLORATIONS | PIANO, GUITAR, VIOLIN, & VOICE: FOR ALL AGES | Designed for individuals who know they want to pursue private music study, but don’t know which instrument they want to pursue. Four lessons on each, 16 total lessons. We provide rental instruments at a low cost. • KINDERMUSIK WITH MRS. JENNIFER | EARLY CHILDHOOD MUSIC CLASSES: AGES BIRTH TO FIVE | Family time music class for kids and families, brings adults and children together, providing a dynamic and integrated musical learning experience for everyone. A licensed Kindermusik educator leads each 45-minute class.

For more info, please contact Dr. Melissa Martiros at 931.424.7360 or cwnarts@martinmethodist.edu. *We also offer specialized piano instruction to children with special needs. Through its affiliation with Martin Methodist College’s Fine Arts Division (music, visual arts, drama), the CWN Community Arts Academy is dedicated to providing exceptional training in the arts by adhering to high standards of excellence in instruction. We are committed to contributing to and enhancing the arts’ culture of South Central Tennessee by offering quality group and private instruction and musical performances to all members in our local community. In essence, we offer Nashville quality instruction at a price point that is appropriate to the area. Our highly qualified instructors encourage the development and nurturing of each student’s musical interests and abilities. Group lessons provide introductory music instruction in a fun and social setting. Private lessons are tailored to meet the needs of each individual student while simultaneously appealing to a wide range of ages, levels, and abilities. It is widely recognized that the development and encouragement of one’s musical abilities exerts a positive influence on academic performance, self-confidence and self-esteem, creativity, emotional expression, and discipline. Our primary goal is to provide students with an opportunity to pursue a lifetime of appreciation, participation, and enjoyment of music while making a positive contribution to the Giles County community. The CWN Community Arts Academy | Inspired Education for the Arts


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