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Alamance Community College Foundation
2010 –2011 Annual Report
& 2012 Calendar
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The ACC Mission
A lamance Community College promotes an open door to high quality education and learning. Central to this mission is the belief in the unique worth, value and dignity of each human being. Accordingly,
Alamance Community College strives to help people realize their potential and attain an education that is personally meaningful, relevant to the needs of the community and state, and responsible to significant global trends.
Our Pledge
T he Alamance Community College Foundation guarantees that tuition assistance will be provided to any qualified ACC student with a documented financial need.
Table of Contents01 Message from the ACCF Board President Message from the ACC President
02 Donor Profiles
Honda Power Equipment A.H. Patterson
04 2010-2011 Student Ambassadors
06 ACCF Board of Directors
08 Financial Highlights
10 Dillingham Bequest
Titan Society
12 Celebration of Excellence
14 Ways to Give
16 Donor Roll
President’s Circle – Alamance Circle
18 Alamance Circle (cont.) – Leadership Circle
20 Investor Circle
22 Stakeholder Circle – Friends
24 Gifts Made
In Honor Of / By
26 Gifts Made
In Memory Of / By
30 ACCF Endowed Funds
38 ACCF Non-Endowed Funds ACC Retiree Campaign 2010-11 Retirees
40 ACCF Growth Cost Per Credit
42 Grants Awarded
44 Message from the ACCF Executive Director
ACCF Staff:
Carolyn Rhode, Executive Director
Becky Batts, Administrative Assistant
Suellyn Dalton, ACC Grant Writer
Natalie B. Miles, Special Projects Coordinator
Carol Wade, Senior Accounting Technician
Alamance Community College Foundation, Inc.
Post Office Box 8000 Graham, NC 27253-8000 336-506-4416 Fax: 336-506-4020
www.accfoundation.com
This annual report was designed by ACC Alumna, Ilsa Spaan, and printed by ACC Duplicating.
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Everyone matters at ACC. …it is the people — not the brick and mortar — that make our College a special place.
More than 1,000 students last year received financial assistance from the Foundation because of donors like yourself.
Message from ACCF President, Dr. Aaron Noble
A lamance Community College is an amazing institution comprised of amazing individuals dedicated to improving the lives of others. The people and businesses of Alamance County and surrounding area that support ACC are equally amazing. Despite our difficult economic
times many individuals and businesses stepped forward and generously contributed to the Foundation’s annual scholarship fund drive, resulting in another successful campaign.
As my term as Foundation president nears its end, it is difficult for me to express my feelings about this institution and the people who make it so unique. Everyone matters at ACC. From the leadership of Dr. Nadelman, to our caring and capable instructional staff, to those who serve in administrative and other support capacities on which the College depends, all are committed to the same goal — providing our students a quality educational experience for life. ACC does this extremely well.
While we are blessed to have exceptional facilities that rival any other community college in the state, it is the people--not brick and mortar--that make our College a special place. The same can be said of our many donors, whose financial support makes it possible for many students to attend ACC. It would be difficult, if not impossible, for some students to even be here were it not for your generosity. For this I am extremely grateful, and on behalf of the entire Foundation board I thank you.
I am proud to be a graduate of ACC, and to have had this opportunity to serve my alma mater. Thank you very much for what you’ve done and continue to do for Alamance Community College!
Message from ACC President, Dr. Martin H. Nadelman
A s you peruse this year’s Foundation calendar and get a glimpse of the faces of students helped, I hope you will get a picture of what the Foundation does for the College. Never in the twenty-eight year history of the Foundation has the need to help students been greater.
With the General Assembly raising tuition year after year, and unemployment numbers remaining at near record levels, students are finding their dollars being squeezed from both ends. Without the support of so many generous businesses, industries, and individuals, it would have been impossible for the Foundation to have helped so many students. We can’t say thank you enough to those willing to support the Foundation’s mission. There are literally hundreds of students who would have been unable to go to Alamance Community College without the financial support provided by the Foundation.
As you turn the pages of this calendar, realize, each month, that a new chapter in the lives of students is being written – hopefully with a happy ending. If you ever have any doubts about the value of your donations, fear not. More than 1,000 students last year received financial assistance from the Foundation because of donors like yourself. Thank you for caring.
Aaron P. Noble, Jr., Ed.D. Human Resources Director, City of Burlington Board President, ACC Foundation
Martin H. Nadelman, Ed.D. President, Alamance Community College
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H onda Power Equipment was named ACC’s 2010 Business Partner of the Year by the ACC Foundation during
the annual Public Officials and Business and Industry Leaders Breakfast in December 2010.
The award recognizes local businesses that provide outstanding support to ACC students and graduates.
A financial supporter of ACC since 1990, Honda Power Equipment’s cash gifts to the ACC Foundation total nearly $50,000. It gives annually to the ACC Foundation’s unrestricted fund, providing help to the neediest students.
Honda Power Equipment’s contributions to the College include:
• Honda was a major collaborative partner in a Duke Energy grant for Industrial Systems Technology totaling $249,000. Previously, the company served as grant partner on two successful Machining Technology grants: one from Duke Energy for $235,512 and one from The Piedmont Triad Partnership WIRED funds for $100,379.
• Due to its rigorous training program, currently 50 percent of Honda Power Equipment employees have taken classes from ACC. In recent years, all new Honda associates received training in leadership and plant fundamentals through ACC’s Business and Industry Services division. ACC has conducted screening of 1,200 applicants for 158 jobs at the company.
• One Honda employee completed his NC State / Community College System Six Sigma Blackbelt certification through ACC, a program that teaches leadership, process improvement and problem-solving skills. The training will result in significant savings for the company.
• Honda Power Equipment is a proactive supporter of the College’s technical programs, encouraging associates to act as advisors and/or consultants to programs such as Industrial Systems Technology, Machining Technology, and Welding.
• Honda Power Equipment recruits ACC students to apply for jobs at the company. Associates visit the campus to encourage key technical programs to increase the number of students enrolling and graduating for purposes of recruitment.
Prior winners of the Business Partner of the Year Award are LabCorp and ARMC (tie), 2006; Duke Energy, 2007; Kernodle Clinic, 2008; and Chandler Concrete Company, Inc., 2009.
Honda Power Equipment Named 2010-2011 ACC Business Partner of the Year
December 2011
Celebrating Honda Power Equipment as ACC’s 2010 Business Partner of the Year were (l-r) Sue Rich, Vice President of the ACC Foundation Board; Hiroshi Tanno, Honda President; and Robert Whitehead, Honda Vice President.
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A.H. Patterson Jr. Augments His Legacy at Alamance Community College
Mr. Patterson was a wonderfully generous supporter of ACC students. He never sought the limelight, but stayed in the background, just glad he was able to help.
T wo existing scholarships at ACC have been enhanced by the estate of the man who established the scholarships. Real estate
developer A.H. Patterson, Jr., who passed away in August 2010, previously established a scholarship at ACC in memory of his wife, Evelyn G. Patterson, and a scholarship in memory of his parents, A.H. Patterson Sr. and Mattie L. Sharpe Patterson. Prior to his death, Patterson made arrangements to leave an IRA to the ACC Foundation in his estate plans. Valued in excess of $200,000, this IRA added significantly to both the A.H. Patterson Jr. and Evelyn Patterson Scholarship and to the A.H. Patterson Sr. and Mattie L. Sharpe Patterson Scholarship. Each is now valued in excess of $125,000 and each will provide support for up to six students each year to attend ACC.
Says Carolyn Rhode, Executive Director of the ACC Foundation: “Mr. Patterson was a wonderfully generous supporter of ACC students. He never sought the limelight, but stayed in the background, just glad he was able to help. Family members let me know that they read him a thank you note from a student in the last day before his death and he smiled when he heard the words of gratitude the young woman had written.”
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Front Row: Wilma Riley, Chris Tranbarger
Second Row: Michel Martello, Jessica Seals, Johnathon O’Dell and Bobbie Massey
Third Row: Sean Fullerton, TR Andrews and Kelvin Bozeman
Back Row: Brian Gallagher, Ossiris Vazquez and Steve Smith
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Chris Tranbarger, University Transfer High School: Bartlett Yancey. Volunteerism has been a constant theme in Chris’ life. He was involved with Hurricane Katrina relief, built playgrounds for disadvantaged children and volunteered with the Kids’ Clinic at a local home improvement store. Chris is a member of Phi Theta Kappa and has been on the President’s List. Chris is working to complete the University Transfer program and will serve again as an Ambassador for 2011-2012.
Ossiris Vasquez, Accounting High School: Southern Alamance. Ossiris is a member of the Math Club and has also worked for Information Services as a work-study student. Ossiris is working to complete the University Transfer program and will serve again as an Ambassador for 2011-2012. Her long-term goal is to become a Certified Public Accountant.
Michel Martello, University Transfer High School: Immaculata (Marrero, LA). Originally from Louisiana, Michel relocated to North Carolina after Hurricane Katrina. She is the parent of one son and has been president of the PTO at her son’s school. At ACC, Michel was president of Phi Theta Kappa and maintained a 4.0 GPA. Michel started her junior year at Greensboro College in Fall 2011.
Bobbie Massey, Medical Office Administration High School: Western Alamance. After working for more than 15 years with two manufacturing firms, Bobbie was laid off. She took advantage of this situation, and enrolled at ACC. While at ACC, Bobbie maintained a 4.0 GPA and was a member of Phi Theta Kappa. She also worked in the Scott Family Collection as a work-study student. Bobbie graduated from ACC in Summer 2011 and is now working full-time at LabCorp.
The 2010-2011 Ambassador Class
T.R. Andrews, Machining Technology and University Transfer High School: Bartlett Yancey. T.R. Andrews is a former U.S. Marine who served in Japan, Iraq and Afghanistan. While at ACC, T.R. was a member of the Phi Theta Kappa honor society. T.R. will graduate in Spring 2012 and he is already working full time at Sandvik.
Kelvin Bozeman, Early Childhood Associate High School: Walter Williams. Kelvin and his wife are the parents of two children. He is passionate about coaching and mentoring young people. Kelvin chose the Early Childhood Associate program at ACC as a stepping stone to a career which will involve working with kids. Kelvin has been on the President’s List at ACC and is active in his church. He graduated in Summer 2011 and started work as a Teacher Assistant at Harvey Newlin Elementary School in Fall 2011.
Sean Fullerton, University Transfer and Biotechnology High School: Clayton. Sean came to ACC because of its nationally recognized Biotechnology program. While at ACC, Sean was Biotechnology Club president, a member of Phi Theta Kappa and worked in the financial aid office as a work-study student. Sean started his junior year at NC State in Fall 2011.
Brian Gallagher, University Transfer High School: Western Alamance. After high school, Brian worked for several years in a machine shop before deciding he needed a college degree to get ahead. While at ACC, Brian was accepted into the Carolina Student Transfer Excellence Program (C-STEP) and is now enrolled at UNC-Chapel Hill in the bioengineering program.
Johnathon O’Dell, Criminal Justice Technology and University Transfer High School: Alamance Christian. While at ACC, Johnathon worked part-time in his family-owned heating and air business and also volunteered with Grace Haven Boys Homes. Having completed the requirements for a Criminal Justice associate degree, Johnathon is now working to complete the University Transfer program and will serve again as an Ambassador for 2011-2012.
Wilma Riley, Medical Office Administration High School: Orange. Losing her textile job in 2009 gave Wilma the opportunity for the college education she had always dreamed of. During her time at ACC, Wilma was a member of Phi Theta Kappa. Wilma will graduate in December 2011 and plans to seek employment in a local hospital.
Jessica Seals, Culinary Technology High School: Home schooled and ACC Dual Enrollment Student. While at ACC, Jessica was on the President’s List, was a member of the Spanish Club and was selected as a member of the Culinary Competition Team. Jessica completed the requirements for a Culinary degree in Summer 2011 and is working on her University Transfer degree, in preparation to transfer to UNC-Chapel Hill. Jessica’s long range goal is to own a bed and breakfast.
Steve Smith, Horticulture Technology High School: Bartlett Yancey. Steve is retired from the U.S. Army where he served as a helicopter pilot and as a pilot instructor. He flew both presidential support and counter narcotic missions. Steve came to ACC because of its nationally recognized horticulture program. While at ACC, he served as the Flora Club president and as a Student Government representative. He also was a work-study student. Steve plans to complete the University Transfer program at ACC and transfer to NC A&T State University.
T he Alamance Community College Ambassadors are a group of exemplary students who serve as representatives of the College at events both on and off campus. This program began 24 years ago in 1987. For more than two decades, ACC Ambassadors have:
•Helpedwelcomeguestsandnewstudentstocampus •ServedasspokespeoplefortheFoundationandtheCollege •ReachedouttopaststudentsthroughtheAlumniPhonathon •Developedenhancedleadershipskillsthroughtheirservice
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Above (L-R): New board members attended orientation in January 2011. Front: Carolyn Rhode, Executive Director, and Cindy Chandler. Back: Tony Brandewie, Justin Snyder, Faculty Representative, Aaron Noble, ACCF Board President. Below (L-R): Linda Smith, Justin Snyder, Campaign Chair, Rhonda Pierce, Sonya McCook, Kumar Lakhavani, Dee Kuhn, Mohamad Haj-Mohamadi, Winfield Henry
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ACC TRuSTEE LIAISONSRussell R. Wilson
Carl Steinbicker
FACuLTY REPRESENTATIvEJustin Snyder, Department Head of Horticulture Technology
BOARD EMERITIVickie D. Byrd
Geraldine M. Horton
William C. Ingold
Jack R. Lindley
Thomas D. McGowen*
C.C. (Buck) McNeely, Jr.*
Rivera G. (R.G.) Mitchell*
James D. Moser, Jr.
Virgil L. Stadler
Carl Steinbicker
Glendel Stephenson
Dr. Stephen B. Thomas*
Troy W. Woodard*
*deceased
OFFICERSAaron P. Noble, Jr., Ed.D., President
Sue Rich, Vice President
Fairfax Reynolds, Secretary
Charlie H. Harris, Treasurer
Jerry Bailey, Past President
BOARD MEMBERSSusan Abernethy
Jeffrey A. Andrews, Chair of the Planned Giving CommitteePete Blaetz
Tony Brandewie
Helen Brennan
Kim Bush
Charles T. Canaday, Jr.
Ed Cathey
Cindy Chandler
2010-2011 Board of Directors
Ted Chandler, Chair of the Investment CommitteeDavid Cheek
John Currin
Beth Glidewell
Bill Gomory
Brenda Hampton
Charlie R. Harris, Chair of the Resource Development CommitteeWade Harrison
Ed Hooks
Reggie Lipscomb, Chair of the Grants CommitteePaul Mauney
John McDonald
Cindy Montgomery
Carole Moore
Martin H. Nadelman, Ed.D.
Jack R. Overacre, Jr.
Kelly Shirley
Nancy O. Whitfield
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Consolidated Financial Highlights
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Net Assets June 30, 2011 June 30, 2010
Cash and equivalents $608,314 $515,206
Investments* $7,452,762 $5,093,118
Promises to give, net $411,153 $613,241
Residential housing project $0 $156,229
Other $49,522 $25,554
Total $8,521,751 $6,403,348
Sources of Support 2010-2011 2009-2010
Endowment Contributions $1,088,123* $77,314
Restricted Contributions $50,509 $59,486
unrestricted Contributions $475,232 $450,042
Gain on investments $1,449,638 $629,254
$3,063,502 $1,216,096
Programs and Expenses 2010-2011 2009-2010
Scholarships $443,994 $363,097
Program enhancement activities $133,222 $166,592
ACC-provided staff expenses $181,559 $170,875
Other financial aid $147,973 $131,311
Other $38,351 $36,933
$945,099 $868,808
Changes in Net Assets 2010-2011
Net assets, July 1, 2010 $6,403,348
Sources of support $1,613,864
Gains from investments $1,449,638
Expenses -$945,099
Net assets, June 30, 2011 $8,521,751
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*Includes gifts from the estates of J.C. and Fran Dillingham and A.H. Patterson, Jr. in 2010-2011.
Aerial photo of the Carrington-Scott Campus by American Aerial Photos, Chapel Hill, NC
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TITAN SOCIETY MEMBERS
4 Anonymous giftsL.P. and Evelyn Best*
Wayne BoweryMargaret H. Brown*
J.C. and Fran S. Dillingham*Reid and Cathy Dusenberry
Dick and Linda FisherWallace Gee*Floyd HinshawRichard Jones*
Sondra Hall Jones*Jack R. and Dorothy C. Lindley
Charles W. Lowry*Bob and Sandi Moulton
Martin and Susan NadelmanWilliam H. Paris*
A.H. Patterson, Jr.*Mary and Johnny Schronce
Carolyn Rhode and Mark TosczakGlendel and Pat Stephenson
Ron and Barbara SturgillPatsy Tingen*
Russell and Rosella Wilson
*Deceased
ACCF Titan SocietyThe Alamance Community College
Foundation Board and staff are grateful to the following individuals who have made a
written commitment to establishing a planned gift to benefit the education priorities of ACC.
Titan Society members will receive:
◊ Free pass to a four-course culinary student meal in June
◊ Holiday gift in December
◊ Special ribbon at ACCF events
T he largest endowed gift in the 28-year history of the Alamance Community College Foundation has been made.
Valued at nearly $1 million, as of June 30, 2011, the J.C. and Fran S. Dillingham Memorial Scholarships is the result of a bequest from two long-time community volunteers who both passed away in 2006. Starting fall 2011, the scholarship will financially assist up to 30 students each year.
The endowment will provide assistance to students who graduated from Alamance- Burlington public high schools. Preference will be given to students age 25 or older who are returning to school after a period in the workforce. Eligible students must have at least a 2.5 GPA and demonstrate financial need.
J.C. and Fran S. Dillingham Bequest is Largest in ACC Foundation History.
ABOuT THE DILLINGHAMS
An Alabama native, J.C. Dillingham was a lifelong employee of Western Electric and its subsequent company, AT&T. Fran Dillingham was one of seven children and grew up in downtown Burlington. She was a graduate of Burlington High School and was the insurance representative at the Pioneer Plant of Burlington Industries. She retired after more than 40 years of service. Dillingham was an active member of the Communications Workers of America and served as that union’s president.
According to Fran’s sister Ruth Jackson, throughout their lives, both J.C. and Fran took an interest in young people. They were both eager to hear of the accomplishments of friends’ and family members’ children and share those accomplishments with others. “J.C. and Fran were always ‘doing for others,’” notes Ruth, quietly providing funds for a child to go to college or help a family facing hard times due to a layoff.
In the 1960s, J. C. Dillingham took two French classes through the Adult High School program at Technical Institute of Alamance (ACC’s predecessor). In the 1980s and 90s, he took Continuing Education courses, including investment courses, at ACC. He was also a graduate of Elon University.
Friends and family of J.C. and Fran Dillingham at the dedication of the Dillingham Center: David Jackson, Joshua Johnson (Dillingham Scholarship recipient), Frank Robertson, Ruth Jackson, Betty Waugh, Don Waugh
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T he Celebration of Excellence event is an opportunity for the ACC community to come together
to honor who we are and what we do best. We are particularly proud of ACC’s alumni, who take their education and share their talents with our community and the world.
OTHER NOMINEES FOR THE DISTINGuISHED ALuMNI AWARD WERE:
Renee Ward — Deputy Clerk for the City of Burlington
Angela Qualls — Assistant Register of Deeds for Alamance County
Dawn Shamp — North Carolina novelist
Patricia Gilliam — Grants and Marketing Coordinator for the Burlington Housing Authority
Terrence Eugene Caldwell — Chief of Police, City of Mebane
Ronald Cotton — public speaker and author of Picking Cotton
2011 DISTINGuISHED ALuMNA
Linda Massey was named the 2011 Distinguished Alumna. She took business and computer classes at ACC while employed as a payroll clerk, a pursuit that paved the way for promotions and a job with Orange County Department of Social Services. Her enrollment in ACC’s university transfer program led to N.C. Central University and a B.A. in Political Science. She also attended ACC to earn her real estate broker’s license. Since then Linda has won a seat on the Haw River Town Council, was elected Mayor of Haw River, and today serves as the first female Chair of the Alamance County Board of Commissioners. Massey was presented with the College’s Presidential Medallion.
2011 INSPIRATION AWARD RECIPIENT
Patricia “Patsy” B. Tingen, who passed away in September 2010, was named the 2011 Inspiration Award recipient. Patsy earned an associate degree in Business Administration from Technical Institute of Alamance (ACC’s predecessor) in 1968. Her love for ACC kept her on campus as a business instructor for 34 years. While working at the College, she earned a B.A. in Business
Administration from Appalachian State University, and later a M.S. in Business Education from UNCG. Patsy’s love for the College led her to purchase a life insurance policy with the ACC Foundation as the beneficiary. The proceeds were used to establish an endowed scholarship in her name.
Celebration of Excellence
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2011 ACC Celebration of Excellence Winners: Staff Person of the Year – Liz Solazzo, Director of Financial Aid Students recognized for Academic Excellence – Jessie Crayle and Chad Mills Faculty of the Year – Sara Juarez, Instructor Fine Arts and Humanities Adjunct Faculty of the Year – Bud Catoe, Instructor Fire Science Technology Continuing Education Instructor of the Year – Paulette Powell
2011 ACC Distinguished Alumna Linda Massey with her award and Presidential Medallion.
The late Patsy Tingen’s daughters Maggie Tingen and Jolie Tingen, and mother Joyce White celebrate Patsy’s selection as Inspiration Award recipient. They are joined by Otha Hawkins, ACC Business Administration instructor. 12
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GIFTS OF CASH◊ Cash gifts are immediate and, if
you itemize your taxes, your outright gifts of cash are fully deductible for federal income tax purposes.
BEQuESTS◊ After providing for loved ones,
name ACCF a beneficiary in your will to ensure a permanent legacy of helping ACC students. (Check with your estate planner.)
◊ Tell your loved ones you would like ACCF to be listed to receive memorial gifts in your obituary.
CHARITABLE GIFT ANNuITY◊ Transfer at least $10,000 to ACCF
now and receive a guaranteed above market rate of return for the remainder of your life. Perfect for those who live off their assets and who are worried about market volatility.
◊ Immediate tax benefits may be realized.
◊ Remaining asset value transfers to ACCF use upon passing of the donor.
vEHICLES AND EQuIPMENT◊ Certain programs at ACC may
benefit from donations of non-cash items that help educate students in current techniques and technologies.
◊ Such donations may be tax-deductible.
GIFTS OF LIFE INSuRANCE◊ A life insurance policy that is no
longer needed can be a perfect vehicle for a gift. Name ACCF owner and beneficiary of the policy. The current cash value and future premiums paid may be tax deductible. (Check with your life insurance agent for details.)
GIFTS OF STOCk◊ Giving long-term appreciated stock
may offer you a two-fold tax savings:
1. You avoid paying capital tax on the increase of the value of the stock.
2. You receive a tax deduction for the full fair market value of the stock at the time of donation.
GIFTS OF REAL ESTATE◊ Gifts of real estate allow the donor to
avoid capital gains tax and realize a charitable deduction on the full fair market value of the real estate.
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The next three months (July-Sept.) contain images from The Donor / Recipient Event, held each fall. It provides student recipients with the opportunity to meet and thank donors for their education. Donors who attend report being moved by individual students’ stories and impressed by their educational accomplishments and plans for the future.
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◊ One anonymous gift
◊ 1st Savings and Loan Association
◊ Dr. and Mrs. Paul Abernethy
◊ Ms. Susan Abernethy* (A) (R) (FB)
◊ ACC Student Government Association
◊ Ms. Kaye Acton*
◊ Alamance County Human Resources Association
Alamance Circle ($1,000-$4,999)
◊ Alamance County Medical Group Managers
◊ Alley, Williams, Carmen & King, Inc.
◊ Ben and Caroline Ansbacher
◊ Armacell LLC
◊ Bank of America Charitable Foundation
◊ Dr. and Mrs. (FB) Michael W. Brennan
◊ Ms. Joanna L. Brownstein and Ms. Carolyn Harley
◊ Burlington Civitan Club
◊ Carolina Bank
◊ Carolina Hosiery Mills, Inc.
◊ CenturyLink
◊ Gene* and Judy Couch
◊ Ms. Jane H. Crabbe
◊ Dr. Roslyn M. Crisp
◊ CT Nassau Corporation
◊ Dr. Carol S. Disque*
◊ DNA: SI LABS
◊ Duke Energy Carolinas
President’s Circle ($100,000 plus)
◊ Estate of J.C. and Fran S. Dillingham
◊ Estate of A.H. Patterson, Jr.
Director Circle ($50,000- $100,000)
◊ Alamance Regional Medical Center
◊ LabCorp
This list represents gifts received by the ACC Foundation between July 1, 2010 and June 30, 2011. Pledges paid after June 30, 2011 will be included in the 2011-2012 Annual Report. Every attempt has been made to ensure accuracy. Please direct questions or comments to Carolyn Rhode at 336-506-4128.
Haw River Circle ($5,000 - $9,999)
◊ American National Bank and Trust Company
◊ Ametek◊ Aramark◊ BB&T Charitable Foundation◊ Byrd Family Limited Partnership◊ Capital Bank Charitable Foundation◊ Carolina Biological Supply Company◊ Honda Power Equipment
Manufacturing, Inc.◊ Liggett Group◊ W.E. Love & Associates, Inc.◊ Murkel Enterprises, LLC; dba McDonald’s
John and Cathy Kimmel, Owners◊ National Agents Alliance◊ Smith Family Foundation◊ SunTrust Foundation◊ TAPCO Underwriters, Inc.◊ Times News◊ Wachovia, a Wells Fargo Company◊ Russell and Rosella Wilson (T) (FB)
Partners in Education ($10,000 - $24,999)◊ Chandler Concrete Company, Inc.◊ Copland, Inc.◊ Dick and Linda Fisher (T)◊ Glen Raven, Inc.◊ Hayden-Harman Foundation◊ Kernodle Clinic◊ Nypro Mebane◊ Mr. and Mrs. Jack R.
Overacre, Jr. (A) (FB)◊ Sandvik Tooling ◊ Mr. and Mrs. William C. Scott, Sr.◊ A.O. Smith◊ Estate of Patricia B. Tingen (A)◊ Twin Lakes Community◊ Walter Williams High School
Class of 1962
Ambassador Circle ($25,000 - $49,999)
◊ Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Phipps, Jr.
KEY:*Denotes ACC Employee(R) Denotes ACC Retiree(A) Denotes ACC Alumnus/a(T) Denotes ACC Trustee(FB) Denotes ACCF Board Member(EFB) Denotes ACCF Emeritus
Board Member
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◊ Al and Candace (A) Rey
◊ Mr. and Mrs. Fairfax Reynolds (FB)
◊ Ms. Carolyn Rhode* and Mr. Mark Tosczak
◊ Lt. USN Jesse W. Robinson, Jr.
◊ Samet Corporation
◊ SAS Education Practice
◊ Shane and Carolyn Sharpe
◊ Mr. Kelly Shirley (FB) and Ms. Martha Zeagler
◊ Mr. Richard H. Shirley
◊ Mr. and Mrs. Bradford T. Smith
◊ Somers-Pardue Agency
◊ Mr. and Mrs. Derek Steed (T)
◊ Glendel (EFB) and Pat Stephenson
◊ Stockhaven Nursery
◊ Robert and Leonorah Stout
◊ Stout Stuart McGowen & King LLP
◊ Norm Strickland (A)
◊ Ron (EFB) and Barbara Sturgill
◊ Technical Precision Plastics, Inc.
This list represents gifts received by the ACC Foundation between July 1, 2010 and June 30, 2011. Pledges paid after June 30, 2011 will be included in the 2011-2012 Annual Report. Every attempt has been made to ensure accuracy. Please direct questions or comments to Carolyn Rhode at 336-506-4128.
Alamance Circle ($1,000-$4,999) continued
◊ Four anonymous gifts
◊ ACC Remembrance Committee
◊ AKG of America, Inc.
◊ Alamance Caswell Dental Society
◊ Alamance-Caswell Dental Assistants Society
◊ Alamance-Caswell Medical Alliance
◊ Altrusa International, Inc. of Chapel Hill
◊ Ms. Diane B. Anderson
◊ Mr. (FB) and Mrs. Jeffrey Andrews
◊ Apple, Bell, Johnson & Co., PA
◊ Ben’s Creek Nursery
◊ Mr. Fred Bowman
◊ Burlington Brands, Inc.
◊ Burlington Woman’s Club, Inc.
◊ Ms. Suellyn Dalton*
◊ Mr. Donald G. Dixon
◊ Gil (R) and Becky Dodson
◊ Engineered Controls International
Leadership Circle ($500-$999)
◊ Mr. William H. Fonville* (A)
◊ Mr. and Mrs. W. Erwin Fuller, Jr.
◊ GKN Driveline, U.S. Operations
◊ Mr. Nicholas H. Harris
◊ Dr. John E. Harwood*
◊ HBS Financial Advisors
◊ Ms. Lori Heiger*
◊ Mr. (FB) and Mrs. Ed Hooks
◊ Ms. Carol L. Hudson
◊ Mrs. Kitty Hupman (A)
◊ Ms. Cathy Johnson*
◊ Cathy and Reid Dusenberry (T)
◊ Engineered Plastics, Inc.
◊ Barbara and Rob Everett (R)
◊ Follett Higher Education Group
◊ Brenda (R) and Arnold Fowler
◊ Gilliam Coble & Moser, L.L.P.
◊ Graham Rotary Club
◊ Gregory Grier Professional Office Furnishings
◊ Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Harris (FB)
◊ Charles R. (FB) and Sylvia (A) T. Harris
◊ Herb Society of America, North Carolina Unit
◊ Hickory Farms
◊ Home Loving Senior Care, Inc.
◊ Honda Aero, Inc.
◊ Huffman Oil Company, Inc.
◊ IndTool, Inc.
◊ Infolab, Inc.
◊ International Family Clinic
◊ Jericho Farms
◊ Mr. and Mrs.* James R. Johnson
◊ JWD Trees
◊ Living Landscapes Inc.
◊ Local Government Federal Credit Union
◊ Martin Marietta Materials, Inc.
◊ Carole (FB) and Sam Moore
◊ Jimmy (EFB) and Brenda Moser
◊ Martin* and Susan Nadelman
◊ Amy Jo Nicholson (A)
◊ Mr. and Mrs. Jan-Erik B. Nordh
◊ Harry and Wanda Palmer (R)
◊ Mr. and Mrs. H. Keith Porter (A)
◊ Jacqueline Garrison and William Council Powell
◊ The Elwood Prater Scholarship Fund of The Alamance Foundation
◊ Mr. Dennis “Ras” Rasmussen* (R)
◊ Thomas Chandler Thomas & Hinshaw, LLP
◊ Dr. Sharon K. Thompson (A)
◊ Triangle Grading and Paving, Inc.
◊ Triangle Office Equipment
◊ Truliant Federal Credit Union
◊ Mr. Dave Turnage (R)
◊ Robert Lee Pate, III VFW Post 10607
◊ Walmart Store #1287
◊ Watson Electrical Construction Co. LLC
◊ Whitfield Properties Team
◊ Wholesale Office Furniture Direct, LLC
◊ Wishart, Norris, Henninger & Pittman, PA
◊ Dr. and Mrs. John B. Wolverton, Jr. (R)
◊ World View, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
◊ King’s Sunset Nursery
◊ Lee & Sons Nursery
◊ Mr. (EFB) and Mrs. Jack R. Lindley
◊ Mr. (FB) and Mrs. Reginald J. Lipscomb, Sr.
◊ Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Longest, Jr.
◊ Mr. Jeffrey C. Martin (A)
◊ Mr. (FB) and Mrs. John McDonald
◊ Mr. and Mrs. Owen R. McKenzie, Jr.
◊ Mebane Woman’s Club, Inc.
◊ Mr. Mark Newsome* (A)
◊ Dr. Aaron P. Noble, Jr. (A) (FB)
◊ North Carolina Nursery & Landscape Association, Inc.
◊ Jack O’Kelley Sertoma Club
◊ Mr. Robert and Dr. Sarah Olenick
◊ Ms. Linda Orin*
◊ Ms. Rhonda Pierce*
◊ Gregory Poole Equipment Company
◊ Ms. Jeannie Proctor*
◊ Ms. Donna Pruitt* (A)
◊ Mr. Scott T. Queen* (A)
◊ River’s Edge Nursery
◊ Mr. and Mrs. Jesse W. Robinson
◊ Rose Creek Nursery
◊ Roxie’s Florist
◊ Scivation, Inc.
◊ Dr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Scott
◊ Mr. Haywood G. Simpson, Jr.
◊ Ms. Linda Stevens*
◊ Sunset Laboratories, Inc.
◊ Syntech
◊ Universal Forest Products, Inc.
◊ Unlimited Nutrition, Inc.
◊ Mr. Jesse Vaughn, Jr.* (A)
◊ Walmart Store #3612
◊ Mrs. Pamela Weinberg
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◊ Ms. Susan Dalton* (R)◊ Diddley Dadburn Tree Plantation◊ Mr. and Mrs. David M. Dixon◊ Ms. Debra Dixon-Doss (A) (R)
and Mr. Gary Doss◊ Mr. and Mrs. (A) Ronald F. Driscoll◊ Mr. Herb Everett*◊ Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Fitzgerald◊ Channing and Janyth (R)
Fredrickson◊ Mrs. Rose Anne Gant◊ Michael Glick Agency, Inc.◊ Pete and Beth (A) (FB) Glidewell ◊ Mr. (FB) and Mrs. William
P. Gomory◊ Dr. Laura Gorham* (R)◊ Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Hall*◊ Mr. and Mrs. (FB) Blairton
Hampton◊ Mr. and Mrs. (R) James Harden ◊ Mr. Perry Hardison*◊ Ms. Candy E. Harmon* (A)◊ Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hobgood (A)◊ Hoffman Nursery
This list represents gifts received by the ACC Foundation between July 1, 2010 and June 30, 2011. Pledges paid after June 30, 2011 will be included in the 2011-2012 Annual Report. Every attempt has been made to ensure accuracy. Please direct questions or comments to Carolyn Rhode at 336-506-4128.
Investor Circle ($250-$499)
◊ Six anonymous gifts◊ ACC Flora Club◊ Mr. and Mrs.* Richard Adams◊ Alamance Beautiful Commission◊ Alamance Breakfast Rotary Club◊ Alamance County Mayors’ Committee
for Persons With Disabilities◊ Ms. Milele Archibald*◊ Ms. Marti Asher (A)◊ R.H. Barringer Distributing Co.◊ Big Frog Nursery◊ Mr. (FB) and Mrs. Pete Blaetz◊ Mr. and Mrs. (A) (R)
Richard R. Blue, Jr. ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Bolden◊ Mr. (R) and Mrs. Wayne Bowery◊ Mr. Jeff Bright*◊ Ms. Gail Galbraith Budd (R)
and Mr. Gary Budd◊ Buffalo Creek Nursery◊ Business Insurers of the Carolinas◊ Canteen, A Member of
Compass Group◊ Mr. Ed Cathey (FB)◊ Mr. and Mrs. (FB) Jennings
I. Chandler, III◊ Charlie’s Creek Nursery, Inc.◊ David (FB) and Tammy Cheek◊ Cobb, Ezekiel, Loy & Company, PA◊ Ms. Laura Coffee* and
Ms. Kathryn H. Larson◊ Mr. (FB) and Mrs. John G. Currin, Jr. ◊ Custis Nursery, Inc.◊ Cypress Hill Nursery
◊ Mr. and Mrs. Barry T. Holland* (A)◊ Mr. and Mrs. Ivan S. Holleman◊ Mr. and Mrs. Chester Honeycutt (R)◊ Ms. Margaret Hooper (R) (A)◊ Mr. and Mrs. William S. Horn (A)◊ Mrs. Geraldine Horton (EFB)◊ Ms. Beverly Huffines* (A)◊ Mr. Marc Hunter* (A)◊ Ms. Heather Jones (A)◊ Mr. Robert Kittenger*◊ Ms. Suella C. Klug (R)◊ Knats Creek Nursery◊ Knit-Wear Fabrics, Inc.◊ Mr. Peter Kracunas* (A)◊ Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Lake (R)◊ Lankford Protective Services, Inc.◊ Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. LeGrand ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Richard I. Letvak◊ Lewis Nursery◊ Lilley Farms and Nursery◊ Ms. Suzanne Lucier (R)◊ Dr. Thomas Lucier*◊ Ms. Linda McAdams*◊ Mid Georgia Nursery
◊ Mr. and Mrs.* Tim Miles (A)◊ Bob and Sandi (R) Moulton◊ North Carolina Bar Foundation◊ Mr. David W. Parker*◊ Mr. Richard Pickard (R)◊ Prime Personnel Resources◊ Pritchett Farms Nursery◊ Pro Gro Nursery◊ Real Estate Professional Services, Inc.◊ Mr. Steven Reinhartsen*◊ Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Rhew (A)◊ Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Rhode◊ Mr. Byron Robinson (R)◊ Doris* (R) and David Schomberg ◊ Dr. Haifa E. Shahin-Johns*
and Dr. Brian A. Johns◊ Mr. Daniel Sigmon*◊ Mr. Reece Simmons (R)◊ Mr. Justin Snyder* (FB)◊ Ms. Elizabeth Solazzo* (A)◊ Mr. (FB) (T) and Mrs. Carl
R. Steinbicker◊ Mr. Allen Thaxton (A)◊ Ms. Cynthia B. Thompson* (A)◊ Mr. and Mrs.* J. Dennis Wade◊ Mr. and Mrs. H. Glenn Walker◊ Walmart Store #5346◊ Warren County Nursery◊ Ms. Jeanine Weems*◊ Mr. Edward T. Williams*◊ Ms. Michelle Williamson*◊ Ms. Vicki H. Wilson (R) (A)
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FRIENDS ($1-$99)
449 organizations and individuals gave at this level. See accfoundation.com for a complete list.
Matching gifts provided by:
• The Coca-Cola Foundation• IBM International Foundation• LabCorp• Lorillard Tobacco Company
KEY:*Denotes ACC Employee(R) Denotes ACC Retiree(A) Denotes ACC Alumnus/a(T) Denotes ACC Trustee(FB) Denotes ACCF Board Member(EFB) Denotes ACCF Emeritus
Board Member
Please let us know if we have missed you in any of these designations. We will update our records. Thank you.
This list represents gifts received by the ACC Foundation between July 1, 2010 and June 30, 2011. Pledges paid after June 30, 2011 will be included in the 2011-2012 Annual Report. Every attempt has been made to ensure accuracy. Please direct questions or comments to Carolyn Rhode at 336-506-4128.
Stakeholder Circle ($100-$249)
◊ Nine anonymous gifts◊ Mr. and Mrs. Dale Aaron◊ ACC Medical Assisting Club◊ Alamance County Republican Party◊ Ms. Amanda Albright* (A)◊ Mr. Zeb D. Alley◊ American Media International, LLC◊ Mr. and Mrs. Richard Amey◊ Dr. Lane S. Anderson III*◊ Mr. TR Andrews (A)◊ Atlantic Electric Systems, Inc.◊ Mr. Brian Bailey*◊ Mr. (FB) (T) and Mrs. Jerry A. Bailey ◊ Dr. William D. Bailey◊ Mr. (T) and Mrs. David J.P. Barber◊ Mr. Rodney Barber* (A)◊ Mr. and Mrs. (R) Charles R. Basa◊ Mr. and Mrs.* David Baskin◊ Dr. Anna Bass (T)◊ Mr. and Mrs. J. William Batey (A)◊ Mr. and Mrs. Craig Batts** (A) (A)◊ Mr. and Mrs.(A) Dave A. Bennett◊ Beshel Chiropractic Center◊ Ms. Hayvenyer M. Bigelow* (A)◊ Ms. Sheila W. Bissette* (A)◊ Mr. and Mrs. W. Gene Black◊ Dr. and Mrs. G. Walker Blair, Jr.◊ Mike Blankenship, D.D.S. (A)◊ Bouldin Nursery and Greenhouse◊ Ms. Elizabeth Brehler*◊ Ms. Emily D. Brewer* (A)◊ Mr. Steve Brewer◊ Ms. Brenda Brower*◊ Burlington Rotary Club◊ Ms. Kim R. Bush (FB)
◊ Ms. Christina P. Byrd (A)◊ Mr. H. Watson Byrd◊ Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Byrd◊ Mr. (FB) and Mrs. Charles
T. Canaday, Jr. ◊ Carolina Nissan, Inc.◊ Carolina Vascular and Vein◊ Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Carter◊ Mr. and Mrs. Carl R. Carver (A)◊ Ms. Nichole Cash◊ Laurent* (R) and Ruth Changuion◊ Mr. and Mrs. John A. Cheek (A)◊ Ms. Constance L. Chen (A)◊ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Childress (A)◊ Mr. and Mrs. John K. Clark◊ Ms. Kimberly P. Clark*◊ Mr. Marvin F. Clark (A)◊ Ms. Brenda Pace-Cohen◊ Mr. (R) and Mrs. Thomas G. Conally◊ Mr. Erik Conti*◊ Mr. and Mrs. Grady Cooper, Jr.◊ Ms. Rebecca P. Corbett*◊ Kay* (A) and John Corbett ◊ Courtyard by Marriott Burlington◊ Mr. and Mrs.* (A) James E. Covington◊ Mr. David L. Crane*◊ Crenshaw Hyundai◊ Dr. and Mrs. Mark Crissman◊ Mr. and Mrs. Hugh M. Cummings IV◊ Ms. Frances Daniel (A)◊ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Davis (A)◊ Ms. Alexandra DeSiato*◊ Ms. Claire Dixon*◊ Mr. and Mrs. Dwight D. Dixon◊ Ms. Courtney Doi*
◊ Mr. Michael Dunklebarger*◊ Mrs. Lina K. Dusenberry◊ Mr. JJ Evans*◊ Rev. Terry Q. Farmer, Ed.D.*◊ Mr. Larry Farrer*◊ Mr. (T) and Mrs. Douglas
P. Fincannon◊ Mr. and Mrs. (A) Roger G.
Fogleman ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Bryant Foriest◊ Ms. Nancy Forrest*◊ Friend O’ Rose Garden◊ Ms. Arleen P. Frye*◊ Mr. and Mrs. Billy Futch◊ Garrison Real Estate Agency◊ Mr. and Mrs. William R. Gilliam◊ Ms. Greta H. Gordon◊ Ms. Bobbie S. Gray (A)◊ Mr. Peter H. Green◊ Greensboro Gynecology
Associates◊ Mr. Stephen M. Gronback (A)◊ Guzman’s Market◊ Dr. Mohamad Haj-Mohamadi*◊ Ms. Kathy Hall*◊ Mr. and Mrs.* James N. Hall, Jr.◊ Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
M. Hanson, III◊ Mr.* (A) and Mrs. Ray
G. Harclerode◊ Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hargrave◊ Mr. J. Frank Harris◊ Mr. (FB) and Mrs. J.
Wade Harrison◊ Mr. Otha Hawkins*
◊ Ms. Anne Helms* (A)◊ Mrs. Cornelia Q. Henderson◊ Dr. and Mrs. Richard D. Henderson◊ Mr. Winfield Henry*◊ Mr. Michael Herring (A)◊ Ms. Ruth Hilliard (A)◊ Hills Creek Nursery◊ Dr. and Mrs. (A) Edward L. Hines◊ Mr. Floyd Hinshaw, Jr. (R)◊ Ms. Sandra R. Hinton* (A)◊ Ms. Karen Holding-Jordan*◊ Ms. Vicki Holmes◊ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Holt, Jr.◊ Mr. and Mrs. (R) David W. Howell◊ Mr. Chad Huggins* (A)◊ Mr. Albert W. Hughes, Jr.◊ Mr. Stephen T. Hughes◊ Governor and Mrs.
James B. Hunt, Jr.◊ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hykes◊ Mr. Grey Isley*◊ Ms. Jennifer L. Jeffries (A)◊ Mr. and Mrs.* JJ Johnson◊ Mr. and Mrs. Larry W. Johnson (A)◊ Dr. H.G. Jones◊ Mr. and Mrs.* Jeffrey L. Jones◊ Ms. Sara Juarez*◊ Mr. Timothy R. Julian (A)◊ Ms. Carol H. Kawula*◊ Mr. and Mrs. T. Blake Keller (A)◊ Dr. and Mrs. G.
Wallace Kernodle, Jr.◊ Dr. and Mrs. Harold B. Kernodle, Jr.◊ Mrs. Ellilu Key◊ Mr. (R) and Mrs. Arnold L. Knight
◊ Ms. Nikki L. Koehler*◊ Mr. Kumar Lakhavani*◊ Ms. Karin Langbehn-Pecaut (A)
and Mr. Ray Pecaut◊ Mr. and Dr. Harry C. LeGette◊ Mr. and Mrs. C. Vincent Long, Jr.◊ Mr.* (R) and Mrs. Larry Love◊ Low Falls Wholesale Nursery◊ Ms. Dana G. Lunday*◊ Mr. and Mrs. Johnathan S.
Madren (A) (A)◊ Mr. and Mrs. Julian Mann III◊ Mr. Ernest Mannella (R)◊ Mr. Raymond L. Martin◊ Mrs. Miriam S. Mayo◊ Mr. and Mrs. Keith E. McAdams (A)◊ Mr. George McBane◊ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. McCall◊ Ms. Sonya McCook*◊ Mr. and Mrs. (A) Thomas McGuire◊ Mr. and Mrs. Mark
D. McIntyre, Sr. (A)◊ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas I. McLean◊ Dr. Neill McLeod ◊ Dr. Terry McNeill*◊ Mr. W. Geoffrey McPherson* (A)◊ Ms. Mary C. Mebane* (R)◊ Men’s Garden Club of Burlington◊ Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Miller◊ Ms. Dorena Miller* (A)◊ Ms. Sherry J. Miller* (A)◊ Mr. Troy W. Millikan◊ Mr. Billy E. Mitchell, Jr. (A)◊ Mr. and Mrs. (A) (FB) Davis
E. Montgomery◊ Mr. and Mrs. William D. Moser, Jr.◊ Dr. Laila Moustafa* (A)◊ Mr. John Muhammad*◊ Amy Slaughter Myers, PhD
and Paul D. Myers◊ Mr. John M. Neathery, Jr.*◊ Ms. Gail C. Nelson◊ Ms. Khuan Ng◊ North Carolina Community College
Adult Educators Association◊ Mr. Johnathon O’Dell (A)
◊ Dr. J. Robert Owen*◊ Ms. Dana B. Pasour◊ Mr. and Mrs. Forrest T. Patterson◊ Mr. and Mrs.* Robert E. Phipps, Sr.◊ LaRosa Pinnix-Bailey, DDS◊ Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Plott◊ Ms. Alisia M. Prince*◊ Mr. Kirk Puckett*◊ Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Raxter◊ Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Reinecke◊ Mr. (R) and Mrs. Frank Rhodes◊ David and Sue Rich (FB)◊ Ms. Rosalind T. Rivera◊ Ms. Joanna Roberts* (A)◊ Mr. and Mrs. Larry B. Roland◊ Ms. Vernell B. Rone*◊ Mr. and Mrs. Warren C. Rouse (A)◊ Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Saffelle, Jr.◊ Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Sapp◊ Dr. and Mrs. Phillip L. Savage◊ Ms. Caroline Scharlock*◊ Mr. and Mrs. William C. Schley◊ Ms. Rebecca Schoeneck*◊ Dr. and Mrs. Charles K. Scott◊ Dr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Scott◊ Mr. Henry Scott and Dr. Gilda C. Scott◊ Mrs. Jessie Rae Scott◊ Mr. and Mrs. R. Henderson Scott, Jr.◊ Scott Stone, Inc.◊ Mr. Adam Self* (A)◊ Mr. and Mrs. W. David Sellers◊ Mr. Wallace Shearin*◊ Mr. and Mrs. Don D. Shifflett◊ Mr. and Mrs. Felix C. Simmons◊ Ms. Sherri Singer*◊ Mr. Steve Smith (A)◊ Ms. Connie Stack*◊ Mr.* and Mrs. Charles B. Stanley◊ Steinbicker Dentistry◊ Ms. Sheila M. Street*◊ Sue-Lynn Textiles◊ Mr. and Mrs.* Randy M. Tate◊ Mrs. William S. Thornton◊ Mr. and Mrs. (A) L. Q. Tickle◊ Mr. Dan Timmons*◊ Ms. Joanna G. Tingen
◊ Touloupas & Touloupas, DDS◊ Triad Landscape Supply◊ Ms. Julie Trotter*◊ Dr. Steven E. Troutman (A)◊ Ms. Jessica R. Turner* (A)◊ Mrs. Lisa Queeney-Vadney ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Steve A. Van Pelt◊ Ms. LaKeisha Vance*◊ Vernon, Vernon, Wooten, Brown,
Andrews & Garrett, P.A.◊ Ms. Sherry A. Wagner* (A)◊ Ms. Mary Wagoner*◊ Ms. Teresa M. Walker*◊ Mr. Adam Ward*◊ Mr. and Mrs. Michael D.
Warren (A)◊ Mr. and Mrs. (A) John E.
Watkins◊ Mr. and Mrs. Donald J.
Waugh (A)◊ Mr. and Mrs. (A) Frank M. Way◊ Mr. Bill Welborn* (A)◊ Ms. Cynthia H. West (A)◊ Ms. Geneva A. Whaley* (A)◊ Mr. and Mrs. C. Russell
Wheeler (A)◊ Mr. and Mrs. (A) John Wikle◊ Mr. Matt Williams and
Ms. Colleen C. Mills◊ Ms. Nancy A. Williams◊ Mr. T. Jerry Williams◊ Mr. and Mrs. William H.
Woodruff*◊ Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert
Wright, Jr.◊ Mr. James T. Wright*◊ Mr. and Mrs. (A) Warren
D. Yarbrough◊ Mr. David Yow (A) and
Ms. Lisa T. Kirkpatrick
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1991 Biotechnology Class ◊ Mr. Dock Terrell
2009-2010 ACC Ambassadors ◊ Ms. Jamie Seals
Dr. and Mrs. Paul Abernethy ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Michael Brennan
ACC English Department ◊ Ms. Nancy Forrest
Yvonne Aiton-Chiaro ◊ Ms. Brenda Pace Cohen
R.W. Alston, Jr. ◊ Ms. Brenda Pace Cohen
Marian Anders ◊ Ms. Susan Dalton
Dr. and Mrs. Matt Appenzeller ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Michael Brennan
Jane and Jim Baird ◊ Carole and Sam Moore
Dr. G. Walker Blair ◊ Sally and Ted Harrison
Peggy Boswell ◊ Julie Trotter
Dr. Chad Brasington ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Michael Brennan
Helen Brennan ◊ Dr. Mike Brennan
Jeff Bright ◊ First Methodist Church of Graham
Patsy and Bill Burke ◊ Carole and Sam Moore
P.K. Burleson ◊ Mr. Thomas R. Davis
Kaye Byrd ◊ Mr. and Mrs. H. Watson Byrd
David Cheek ◊ Mr. Frank Longest, Jr.
Vernon Cheek ◊ Brenda Fowler ◊ Linda Stevens
Edward Clark ◊ Carole and Sam Moore
Brenda Pace Cohen ◊ Mr. Troy Millikan
Craig and Lauren Cohen ◊ Ms. Brenda Pace Cohen
Robbie Colgin ◊ Carole and Sam Moore
Tom Conally ◊ Caroline Scharlock
Paul Craven ◊ Susan Dalton
Michael Cross ◊ Merideth Miller
Alexandra DeSiato ◊ Ms. Susan Dalton
Dr. Steve Dingeldein ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Michael Brennan
Courtney Doi ◊ Ms. Susan Dalton
Stuart Dunaway ◊ First United Methodist Church
Dr. Marla Dunham ◊ Ms. Susan Dalton
Greg Edens and Abby Jones ◊ Carole and Sam Moore
Nancy Forrest ◊ Ms. Susan Dalton
Brenda Fowler ◊ Apple, Bell, Johnson & Co., PA ◊ Ms. Marti Asher ◊ Ms. Jeannette Blackburn ◊ Ms. Robin Bunton ◊ Ms. Donna L. Clapp ◊ Cobb, Ezekiel, Loy & Company, PA ◊ Ms. Kay Corbett ◊ Ms. Judy Driscoll ◊ Ms. Sebena Foust ◊ Gilliam Coble & Moser, LLP ◊ Ms. Bobbie S. Gray ◊ Ms. Olga Griswold ◊ Ms. Brenda Hampton ◊ Ms. Grace Holton ◊ Ms. Jennifer Jeffries ◊ Ms. Heather Jones ◊ Ms. Karin Langbehn-Pecaut ◊ Mary Makhlouf, DDS ◊ Ms. Natalie Miles ◊ Dr. Sandi Moulton ◊ Ms. Amy Jo Nicholson ◊ Scott Queen ◊ Ms. Judy Nunn-Snipes ◊ Ms. Helen Sharpe ◊ Ms. Linda Stevens ◊ Stout Stuart McGowen & King LLP ◊ Thomas Chandler Thomas & Hinshaw, LLP ◊ Ms. Mary Watson
Diana Hammerstein ◊ Carole and Sam Moore
Perry Hardison ◊ Ms. Susan Dalton
Lou and Joan Harris ◊ The Children of E. Hooper Harris
Tina Harris ◊ Ms. Brenda Pace Cohen
Sally and Ted Harrison ◊ Dr. G. Walker Blair
Anne Helms ◊ Ms. Susan Dalton
Nancy and Clay Hemric ◊ Carole and Sam Moore
Ed Hooks ◊ Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Wright
Margaret Hooper ◊ Alamance Caswell Dental Society ◊ Dr. Roslyn M. Crisp ◊ Dr. LaRosa Pinnix-Bailey
Mary Howell ◊ Frank Longest, Jr. ◊ Russell and Rosella Wilson
Suzanne and Perry Hunt ◊ Carole and Sam Moore
Cathy Johnson ◊ Ms. Susan Dalton
Denise and Beau Johnson ◊ Carole and Sam Moore
Marvin Kimber ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Steve Hensley ◊ Ms. Doris Schomberg
Ava and Bill Koronis ◊ Carole and Sam Moore
Mark Longoria ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Adam Longoria
Ann and Dub Love ◊ Carole and Sam Moore
Happy Lowry ◊ Carole and Sam Moore
Ernest Manella ◊ Frank Longest, Jr.
April Martin ◊ Mr. Donald Leach
Don Miller ◊ Ms. Susan Dalton
David Moore ◊ Carole and Sam Moore
Marie Moore ◊ Carole and Sam Moore
Tommy Moore ◊ Carole and Sam Moore
Dr. Martin H. Nadelman ◊ Ms. Susan Dalton
Margie Nichols ◊ Ms. Brenda Pace Cohen
Laura Nisbet ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Paul Boileau
Brenda Pace Cohen ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Craig D. Cohen ◊ Ms. Lillian H. Rauch ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Felix C. Simmons
Harry and Wanda Palmer ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Jon W. Palmer
Meg Scott Phipps ◊ Anna Gerow
Dr. and Mrs.William L. Porfilio ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Michael Brennan
Janice and JC Pulliam ◊ Carole and Sam Moore
Al Rey ◊ Candace Rey
Carolyn Rhode ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Harris
Robert B. Rhode ◊ Mary and Peter Rhode
Doris Schomberg ◊ Ms. Nancy Bateman ◊ Ms. Mary Drumwright ◊ Ms. Donzella Ford ◊ Ms. Savannah Foust ◊ Mr. and Mrs. John W. Gillikin, Jr. ◊ Ms. Ruth Graves ◊ Mr. Steve Hensley ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hobgood ◊ Ms. Susan E. Holt ◊ Mrs. Jerry Horton ◊ Ms. Angelene Lewis ◊ Mr. Johnathan Madren ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Felix C. Miller ◊ Mr. Stephen B. Miller ◊ Ms. Judy Nunn-Snipes ◊ Mr. Scott Queen ◊ Ms. Noreen Ray at Four Cooks’ Delight ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Bruce T. Reinecke ◊ Mr. Fairfax Reynolds ◊ Ms. Carolyn Rhode ◊ David Schomberg ◊ Mr. Henderson Scott ◊ Ms. Jessie Rae Scott ◊ Ms. Gigi Terrell ◊ Mrs. Elga Thornton ◊ Ms. Carolyn S. Tickle ◊ Ms. Gerry Turner ◊ Mrs. June West ◊ Mr. Matt Williams ◊ Ms. Vicki Wilson
Cynthia Schoonover ◊ Carole and Sam Moore
Elsie Shaner ◊ Carole and Sam Moore
Sigma Psi Student Club ◊ John Neathery
Felix and Elaine Simmons ◊ Ms. Brenda Pace Cohen
Dee Snow ◊ Ms. Brenda Pace Cohen
Linda Stevens ◊ Apple, Bell, Johnson & Co., PA ◊ Ms. Marti Asher ◊ Ms. Jeannette Blackburn ◊ Ms. Robin Bunton ◊ Ms. Donna L. Clapp ◊ Cobb, Ezekiel, Loy & Company, PA ◊ Ms. Kay Corbett ◊ Ms. Judy Driscoll ◊ Ms. Sebena Foust ◊ Brenda and Arnold Fowler ◊ Gilliam Coble & Moser, LLP ◊ Ms. Bobbie S. Gray ◊ Ms. Olga Griswold ◊ Ms. Brenda Hampton ◊ Ms. Grace Holton ◊ Ms. Jennifer Jeffries ◊ Ms. Heather Jones ◊ Ms. Karin Langbehn-Pecaut ◊ Mary Makhlouf, DDS ◊ Ms. Natalie Miles ◊ Dr. Sandi Moulton ◊ Ms. Amy Jo Nicholson ◊ Scott Queen ◊ Ms. Judy Nunn-Snipes ◊ Ms. Helen Sharpe ◊ Stout Stuart McGowen & King LLP ◊ Thomas Chandler Thomas & Hinshaw, LLP ◊ Ms. Mary Watson
Olivia Stogner ◊ Ms. Susan Dalton
Dr. Charles Sydnor ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Michael Brennan
Dan Timmons ◊ Ms. Susan Dalton
Julie Trotter ◊ Ms. Susan Dalton ◊ Ms. Glenda O. Yount
Dr. Clara Vega ◊ Ms. Susan Dalton
Donald R. Wagner ◊ Mr. Billy E. Mitchell
Mary Speight Walker ◊ Ms. Cathy Johnson
Margaret and Bob Ward ◊ Carole and Sam Moore
Elizabeth Williams ◊ Ms. Susan Dalton
Lee Williams ◊ Bill Woodruff
Nancy Williams ◊ Ms. Nancy A. Williams
Russell and Rosella Wilson ◊ Brad and Shawn Smith
Eloise Wright ◊ Mr. James T. Wright
Sarah Cooper Yarborough ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Niparts
Glenda Yount ◊ Ms. Susan Dalton
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Jennings M. Bryan, Jr. ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. McIntyre, Sr.
Franklin B. Chacey ◊ Sheila M. Street
Cecil Crabbe ◊ Ms. Jane Crabbe ◊ Mr. and Mrs. H. Glenn Walker
Anthony Dalton ◊ Ms. Debra Dixon-Doss ◊ Ms. Carolyn Rhode
Verona Danieley ◊ Russell and Rosella Wilson
Jewel Dixon, Allen Doss and Dawn Dixon Martin ◊ Mr. and Mrs. David M. Dixon ◊ Mr. Don Dixon ◊ Ms. Donna Dixon ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Dixon ◊ Debra Dixon Doss and Gary A. Doss ◊ Ms. Jean M. Lightner ◊ Mr. Raymond L. Martin ◊ Diane and Jonathan Plott
Rev. Walter Fulton ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Craig Batts ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Tim Miles ◊ Martin and Susan Nadelman ◊ Ms. Carolyn Rhode ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Wade
James Michael Galbraith ◊ Ms. Gail M. Galbraith-Budd ◊ Jennifer Rudd
Roger Gant, Jr. ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Wade
Mr. Henry Jackson Garrison ◊ Mr. and Mrs. William C. Powell
Wallace Gee ◊ Burlington Civitan Club
Clara Hardin ◊ Andy and Beth Brehler
Emery Hooper Harris ◊ Russell and Rosella Wilson
J. Nimrod Harris ◊ Mr. Nicholas H. Harris
Shake and Eleanor Harris ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stout
Susie Wolverton Hawes ◊ Dr. and Mrs. John B. Wolverton, Jr.
Louise Heckman ◊ Mary and Johnny Schronce
Dr. Samuel Holton ◊ Ms. Grace Holton ◊ Ms. LaKeisha Vance
J.S. Honeycutt ◊ Ms. Nancy Honeycutt
Joe Humphries ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Childress
Dr. Dwight T. Kernodle ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Goerge McBane
Jake King ◊ Mr. Michael McCandless
Rev. and Mrs. John Kittenger ◊ Mr. Robert Kittenger
◊ Ms. Jane S. Scott ◊ Mr.and Mrs. Joe H. Thomas ◊ Ms. Delores N. Young
Peggy H. McCarter ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Harold Kernodle, Jr.
Dr. Owen R. McKenzie ◊ Mr. Butch McKenzie
Harvey Mitchell ◊ Burlington Civitan Club
Everett Mogle ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Glenn L. Wimbish
Kevin Moore ◊ Mr. Erik Conti ◊ Ms. Susan Dalton ◊ Ms. Lori Heiger ◊ Mr. Mark Hunter ◊ Martin and Susan Nadelman
Bobby Earl Morris ◊ ACC Remembrance Committee ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Craig Batts ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Tim Miles ◊ Martin and Susan Nadelman ◊ Ms. Carolyn Rhode ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Wade
Edward Nadelman ◊ ACC English Department ◊ ACC Remembrance Committee ◊ ACC Board of Trustees ◊ Ms. Kaye Acton ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Craig Batts ◊ Ms. Hayvenyer Bigelow ◊ Mr. Laurent Changuion ◊ Mr. Paul W. Craven ◊ Ms. Suellyn L. Dalton ◊ Ms. Susan Dalton ◊ Ms. Debra Dixon-Doss ◊ Dr. and Mrs. William C. Findt, III ◊ Ms. Nancy Forrest ◊ Ms. Dorinda Gilliam ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Harris ◊ Ms. Sandra Hinton ◊ Ms. Karen Holding-Jordan ◊ Ms. Mary Howell ◊ Ms. Cathy Johnson
Jack Holt Patterson, Sr. ◊ Ms. Linda F. Voncannon
David Payne ◊ Kim Birmingham and Birmingham’s Mechanical Service, Inc.
Emily A. Peterson ◊ Ms. Debra Dixon-Doss
Nellie Lee Pittman ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Balog ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Scott Powell ◊ Ms Cynthia H. West
Thomas E. Powell, Jr. ◊ Carolina Biological Supply
John R. Ray ◊ Ms. Susan Abernethy ◊ ACC Remembrance Committee ◊ Ms. Nancy Forrest ◊ Martin and Susan Nadelman ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Barry M. Weinberg
Richard Ray ◊ Martin and Susan Nadelman
Alma T. Robinson and Jerilyn M. Robinson ◊ Mr. Byron T. Robinson ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Jesse W. Robinson ◊ Lt. USN Jesse W. Robinson, Jr.
Paul Scheetz ◊ Dr. Robert Owen
Joe Schoeneck ◊ Becky Schoeneck
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Vardy and Clara Abernethy ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Paul Abernethy
Baskin parent ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Barry M. Weinberg
Sara Jo Blair ◊ Dr. and Mrs. G. Walker Blair, Jr. ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Ted Harrison
Ricky Boggs ◊ Ms. Judy Boggs
Rev. Homer Everett Bradey ◊ Martin and Susan Nadelman
Curtis Neil Bright ◊ Ms. Debra Dixon-Doss ◊ Martin and Susan Nadelman ◊ Ms. Carolyn Rhode
Linda Paulette Wheeley Brown ◊ Russell and Rosella Wilson
Sandy Brownstein ◊ Ms. Joanna Brownstein and Ms. Carolyn Harley
Talton C. Buckner ◊ Ms. Kay Teague
Ivan Burger ◊ Mr. Michael Covington ◊ Ms. Sylvia Donovan ◊ Ms. Greta H. Gordon ◊ Ms. Carol O. Hanson ◊ Ms. Mary Santiago ◊ Mr. and Mrs. William C. Schley ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Clarence R. Walton
George R. Dusenberry, Jr. ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Longest ◊ Martin and Susan Nadelman ◊ Ms. Carolyn Rhode
Ellen Edwards ◊ ACC Remembrance Committee
Kim Elderkin ◊ ACC Arts & Sciences Division ◊ ACC Remembrance Committee ◊ Ms. Nancy Forrest ◊ Martin and Susan Nadelman ◊ Dr. Clara Vega
Merline Ellison ◊ Ms. Linda Batts ◊ Ms. Joyce Crisp ◊ Ms. Renata Crisp ◊ Ms. Karen Evans ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Herb M. Jenkins ◊ Ms. Marlene Jones ◊ Ms. Penny Lewis ◊ Ms. Ella F. Neeley ◊ Ms. Susan Norvell ◊ Ms. Jeannie Proctor ◊ Ms. Barbara Williams
C.P. William Fisher and Jean Northrup Fisher ◊ Dick and Linda Fisher
Rosa Flynt ◊ Dr. and Mrs. William C. Findt, III
Mark and Annie Foriest ◊ Bryant Foriest
John Kittenger ◊ Mr. Robert Kittenger
Patricia Kittenger ◊ Mr. Robert Kittenger
Dorothy Ann James Lee ◊ Ms. Denise Lloyd-Forbes
Dawn Dixon Martin ◊ Mr. and Mrs. David M. Dixon ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Dixon ◊ Debra Dixon Doss and Gary A. Doss ◊ Ms. Jean Lightner ◊ Mr. R.L. “Marty” Martin ◊ Ms. Diane J. Plott ◊ Ms. Donna Dixon-Sullivan
Audrey McBane ◊ Alamance County Republican Party ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Carter ◊ Ms. Bobbie McBane Clark ◊ Ms. Judith Clark ◊ Ms. Lisa Kirkpatrick and Mr. David Yow ◊ Ms. Teresa Deason ◊ Ms. Susan Elhilow ◊ Ms. Kim Clark Idoux ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Jarrell, Jr. ◊ Dr. and Mrs. George W. Kernodle, Jr. ◊ Ms. Elizabeth T. King ◊ Mr. George McBane ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Danny R. McMasters
◊ Ms. Joyce Johnson ◊ Ms. Nikki Koehler ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Longest, Jr. ◊ Ms. Natalie Miles ◊ Martin and Susan Nadelman ◊ Ms. Rhonda Pierce ◊ Ms. Carolyn Rhode ◊ Ms. Caroline Scharlock ◊ Ms. Doris Schomberg ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Wade ◊ Ms. Stephanie Waters ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Barry M. Weinberg ◊ Ms. Tanya White ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Russell R. Wilson ◊ Dr. and Mrs. John B. Wolverton, Jr.
Michael Pace ◊ Ms. Brenda Pace-Cohen ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Craig D. Cohen ◊ Mr. Troy W. Millikan ◊ Ms. Lillian H. Rauch ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Felix C. Simmons
Bill Paris ◊ Al Catlos, Jr.
Laura Parks ◊ Mr. Jim Parks
A.H. Patterson, Jr. ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Don N. Brown ◊ Ch. Lt. Col. and Mrs. James W. Kinney ◊ Mr. W.T. Pate ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Patterson ◊ Ms. Paula Weller
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◊ Dr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Scott ◊ Mr. and Mrs. William C. Scott Sr. ◊ Mr. and Mrs. L. Paul Stephenson ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Lee Vernon ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Edward H. Wilson Jr.
Mack Scott ◊ Ms. Miriam Mayo
Gov. and Mrs. Robert W. Scott ◊ Mr. Peter H. Green ◊ Ms. Doris and David Schomberg ◊ Mr. T. Jerry Williams
Leah Sharpe ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Shane Sharpe
Jean Slaughter ◊ Dr. Rosa Bilbao ◊ Ms. Susan Dalton ◊ Ms. Alexandra DeSiato ◊ Dr. Marla Dunham ◊ Ms. Nancy Forrest ◊ Ms. Lori Heiger ◊ Ms. Anne Helms ◊ Ms. Susan E. Holt ◊ Sara Juarez ◊ Ms. Linda McAdams ◊ Mr. Don Miller ◊ Dr. Amy Slaughter Myers ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Rhew ◊ Ms. Elizabeth Solazzo ◊ Ms. Julie Trotter
◊ Ms. Betsy Adams ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Craig Batts ◊ Ms. Hayvenyer Bigelow ◊ Ms. Jeanette Blackburn ◊ Ms. Susan Borwick ◊ Ms. Lucille D. Brooks ◊ Mr. Laurent Changuion ◊ Ms. Susan Dalton ◊ Ms. Debra Dixon-Doss ◊ Gil and Becky Dodson ◊ Mr. Michael Dunklebarger ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elmore ◊ Ms. Nancy Forrest ◊ Ms. Brenda Fowler ◊ Mr. Otha Hawkins ◊ Ms. Lori Heiger ◊ Ms. Grace Holton ◊ Ms. Joyce Johnson ◊ Ms. Pat Johnson ◊ Ms. Sherry Miller ◊ Bob and Sandi Moulton ◊ Martin and Susan Nadelman ◊ Ms. Deborah T. Oakley ◊ Darryl, Rhonda and Burton Peebles ◊ Mr. Richard Pickard ◊ Mr. Scott Queen ◊ Dennis “Ras” Rasmussen ◊ Ms. Carolyn Rhode ◊ Ms. Caroline Scharlock ◊ Ms. Doris Schomberg ◊ Ms. Linda Stevens ◊ Ms. Guerry Stirling-Willis ◊ Ms. Joanna Tingen ◊ Wake Forest University ◊ Ms. Mary Watson ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Barry M. Weinberg ◊ Ms. June West ◊ Dr. and Mrs. John B. Wolverton, Jr.
Jessie Rae Scott ◊ Mr. Zeb Alley ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Grady Cooper, Jr. ◊ Ms. Louise C. Cox ◊ Democratic Party of Alamance County ◊ Democratic Women of Alamance County ◊ Mr. and Mrs. William P. Douglas ◊ Ms. Cindy B. Fox ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Eric L. Frederiksen ◊ Ms. Anna Gerow ◊ Mr. and Mrs. A. Ross Henderson ◊ Governor and Mrs. James B. Hunt Jr. ◊ Dr. H.G. Jones ◊ Mrs. Ellilu Key ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Lloyd ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Julian Mann III ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Greg C. Massey ◊ Mrs. Miriam S. Mayo ◊ Neill McLeod Ed.D. ◊ Martin and Susan Nadelman ◊ Ms. Gail C. Nelson ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Phipps Sr. ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Raxter ◊ Ms. Carolyn Rhode ◊ Mr. and Mrs David W. Sargent ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Charles K. Scott ◊ Mr. Henry Scott and Dr. Gilda C. Scott
Goldie Smith ◊ ACC Remembrance Committee ◊ Ms. Christine P. Byrd ◊ Ms. Susan Dalton ◊ Ms. Debra Dixon-Doss ◊ Dr. Janyth Fredrickson ◊ Ms. Geraldine Hanks ◊ Ms. Geraldine M. Horton ◊ Ms. Mary Howell ◊ Ms. Cathy Johnson ◊ Tom and Suzanne Lucier ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Keith E. McAdams ◊ Martin and Susan Nadelman ◊ Ms. Carolyn Rhode ◊ Ms. Caroline Scharlock ◊ Ms. Sarah M. Thompson ◊ Ms. Tanya H. White ◊ Dr. and Mrs. John B. Wolverton, Jr.
Helen Smith ◊ Ms. Miriam Mayo
Mark I. Smith ◊ Floyd Hinshaw, Jr.
Sidney Smith ◊ Ms. Suellyn Dalton ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Longest, Jr. ◊ Martin and Susan Nadelman
B.L. Stewart ◊ Mrs. Rose Anne Gant
Patsy Tingen ◊ Ms. Susan Abernethy ◊ ACC Remembrance Committee ◊ Ms. Kaye Acton
Daniel Lee Troxler, Sr. ◊ Russell and Rosella Wilson
Kay Upchurch ◊ Martin and Susan Nadelman
Jalvia Vaughn ◊ Ms. Linda Batts ◊ Ms. Joyce Crisp ◊ Ms. Renata Crisp ◊ Ms. Karen Evans ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Herb M. Jenkins ◊ Ms. Marlene Jones ◊ Ms. Penny Lewis ◊ Ms. Ella F. Neeley ◊ Ms. Susan Norvell ◊ Ms. Jeannie Proctor ◊ Ms. Barbara Williams
Teri Elizabeth Hughes Veiga ◊ Ms. Mary Wagoner
Mary Catherine Waters ◊ Ms. Stephanie Waters
Barry Weinberg ◊ ACC Remembrance Committee ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Lane S. Anderson ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Craig Batts ◊ Burlington Rotary Club ◊ Ms. Suellyn Dalton ◊ Ms. Susan Dalton ◊ Ms. Debra Dixon-Doss ◊ Dick and Linda Fisher ◊ Ms. Nancy Forrest ◊ Mr. Bobby Garrison and Garrison Real Estate ◊ Ms. Dorinda Gilliam ◊ Ms. Lori Heiger
◊ Ms. Karen Holding-Jordan ◊ Ms. Mary Ann Howell ◊ Mr. Grey Isley ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Longest, Jr. ◊ Ms. Linda McAdams ◊ Martin and Susan Nadelman ◊ Mr. John Neathery ◊ Ms. Carolyn Rhode ◊ Ms. Rosalind T. Rivera ◊ Ms. Doris Schomberg ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Don D. Shifflett ◊ Ms. Lisa Queeney-Vadney ◊ Mrs. Pam Weinberg ◊ Ms. Tanya White ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Curtis M. Wienhold ◊ Russell and Rosella Wilson
Joe Wheeler ◊ Kevin and Pat Fitzgerald ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fitzgerald ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. McCall ◊ Mr. and Mrs. C. Thomas Steele, Jr. ◊ Ms. Jessica Van Etten ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. VanGorden
Rev. Charles Williams ◊ Ms. Nancy A. Williams
Troy W. Woodard, Sr. ◊ Ms. Carolyn Rhode
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The Alumni Loyalty Fund◊ Established by many alumni of the College, each contributing $1,000 to
support student scholarships.
Ambassador Fund◊ Funded in the mid-90s by Burlington Industries Foundation and
NationsBank (now Bank of America) to support the Ambassador program.
The Margaret H. Brown Endowed Fund◊ Mrs. Margaret Brown was active in many civic and church organizations in
Alamance County. This fund was established from the proceeds of a Charitable Remainder Trust established by Mrs. Brown prior to her death in 2003.
Burlington Industries Partners at Work Fund◊ Supports the priorities of the ACC Foundation and was given to celebrate
the 40-year anniversary of ACC.
Chandler Concrete Company, Inc. Partners at Work Fund◊ Supports the priorities of the ACC Foundation and was given to celebrate
the 40-year anniversary of ACC.
Elizabeth Hayden-Harman Endowment*◊ When fully funded, will provide scholarships for Nursing and Early
Childhood curriculum students.
The William R. Hupman Scholars Endowed Fund◊ Established by the Hupman family to honor Mr. Hupman, a lifelong resident
of Mebane and a business and civic leader. Funds are used to support the Ambassador program.
Jake king Memorial Automotive Scholarship◊ Larry Nichols, Bill Ingold and Buddy Martin were instrumental in
establishing this memorial scholarship for Jake King, who was a well-known mechanic in Alamance County.
Charlie Lowry Culinary Fund◊ Charlie Lowry, Chair of the Business Division at ACC for many years,
left these funds to the ACC Culinary Technology department upon his passing in December 2004.
Jack R. Overacre, Jr. Endowed Scholarship Fund◊ Mr. Overacre, an ACC alumnus, established this fund to assist students
in the Computer Information Technology department.
Thomas E. Powell, Jr. Endowment ◊ Established by the Carolina Biological Supply Company to honor
its founder. It supports the priorities of the ACC Foundation.
The Elwood Prater Scholarship Fund ◊ The Burlington Merchants Association began this fund in 1992 to honor
its long-time executive director. Provides financial aid to students in a business-related curriculum program.
H. Joseph Schoeneck Memorial Endowed Fund◊ Mr. Sam Burst and his sister, Rebecca Schoeneck, established this fund
in memory of her husband, Joe Schoeneck, who was well-known for his culinary skills. It underwrites the cost of participation for student teams in culinary competitions.
Shoffner Partners at Work Fund◊ Supports the priorities of the ACC Foundation and was given to
celebrate the 40-year anniversary of ACC.
Twin Lakes Community Scholarship◊ Twin Lakes is a village-like continuing care retirement community
located in West Burlington. Preference is given to students in nursing or allied health programs.
The Wachovia Endowed Fund for Student Aid◊ Provides funds to benefit students attending ACC.
ACC Foundation endowed funds as of June 30, 2011
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J.C. and Fran S. Dillingham Memorial Scholarship◊ To provide financial assistance to students who graduated from local public
high schools, including charters. Students must be at least 25 years old.
$500,000-$749,999
Alamance Regional Medical Center Endowed Chair◊ Provides general support for the Associate Degree Nursing curriculum.
Laboratory Corporation of America Endowed Chair◊ Provides general support for the Biotechnology, Medical Laboratory
Technology and other lab-based curriculum programs.
$250,000-$499,999
Alamance Regional Medical Center Scholarship Endowment◊ Provides financial assistance to students in allied health programs and to
students preparing to enter allied health programs.
Scott Family Collection Endowment◊ This endowed fund was established by members of the extended Scott family
and friends of the Scott family to support the Scott Family Collection at ACC.
The Samuel Moses Thornton Memorial Endowment◊ Bill and Elga Thornton established this scholarship in memory of his
grandfather. It provides assistance to students who have sound scholastic records and financial need.
$100,000 - $249,999
Founders Endowment◊ In 1988, a campaign kicked off to celebrate the College’s 30th
anniversary. Thirty individuals and businesses – “Founders” – established the Foundation’s first significant endowment.
Sondra Hall Jones Endowed Scholarship◊ Ms. Jones served as a school counselor with ABSS for many years.
Students receiving this scholarship must demonstrate the intent to teach after completing at least a four-year degree.
Laboratory Corporation of America Endowed Scholarship Fund◊ Provides need-based financial assistance for students in the Biotechnology,
Medical Laboratory Technology and other lab-based curriculum programs.
Amick H. and Mattie S. Patterson Memorial Endowment◊ Mr. A.H. Patterson, Jr. established this scholarship in memory of his parents.
A.H. and Evelyn Guthrie Patterson Memorial Scholarship Endowment ◊ Mr. A.H. Patterson, Jr. established this scholarship in memory of his beloved wife.
A.O. Smith Endowed Scholarship Fund◊ A.O. Smith, a manufacturing company with a plant located in Mebane
from 1978 to 2008, established this fund to benefit qualified students with demonstrated need.
The Charlie and Esther Stadler Endowment◊ The Stadler family established this fund in 1985 to support the priorities of the
ACC Foundation. Charlie and Virgil Stadler founded Stadler’s Country Hams.
The Wooten Family Endowed Scholarship Fund◊ Elizabeth B. and Robert E. Wooten gave this scholarship fund in honor of
their three children.
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Jack R. and Dorothy C. Lindley Endowed Fund◊ Jack and Dot Lindley are well known in Alamance County for their
community involvement and philanthropy. This fund was established to support the priorities of the ACC Foundation.
Walter A.G. Maschke Memorial Scholarship◊ This fund was established by Elga Thornton in memory of her father.
Mr. Maschke was known as a “real gentleman” and a caring individual. He was a successful businessman.
Pro Feet Inc. Partners at Work Fund◊ Supports student aid at ACC and was given to celebrate the 40-year
anniversary of ACC.
The Al and Candace Rey Scholarship◊ Al and Candace Rey established this scholarship to provide assistance to
students raised by single parents. Ms. Rey won the 2000 ACC Distinguished Alumni Award.
Riddle & Company Partners at Work Fund◊ Enhances the Advertising and Graphic Design curriculum and was given to
celebrate the 40-year anniversary of ACC.
Henderson and Hilda Scott Endowed Fund◊ Marjorie and Paul Fulknier established this fund in honor of her maternal
grandparents. The purpose is to support the Scott Family Collection at ACC.
The Ralph H. and Hazeleene Scott Endowment Fund◊ Mr. R. Henderson Scott, Jr., a long-time ACC Trustee, established this fund
in 1983 to honor his parents. Senator Ralph H. Scott, Sr. served 13 terms in the N.C. General Assembly and sponsored the original community college legislation in 1963. It provides funds to benefit the Scott Family Collection.
Jean Slaughter Memorial Endowed Scholarship Fund◊ Ms. Slaughter was a long-time English instructor at ACC and was
instrumental in the phenomenal growth of the University Transfer program. This scholarship was funded primarily by her colleagues at ACC.
Smith Family Foundation Partners at Work Fund◊ Supports the priorities of the ACC Foundation and was given to celebrate
the 40-year anniversary of ACC.
B.L. Stewart Endowed Fund◊ Friends and family established this fund in memory of Ms. Stewart,
a well-known local caterer. It assists students in the Culinary Technology program.
SunTrust Partners at Work Fund◊ Supports the priorities of the ACC Foundation and was given to celebrate
the 40-year anniversary of ACC.
Joe Wheeler and Michael Cross Endowed Scholarship ◊ This scholarship fund was established by family, friends and colleagues
of Mr. Wheeler and Mr. Cross to honor their friendship. Mr. Wheeler died of cancer in summer of 2007 after serving as the attorney for the City of Graham for many years.
Willard and Sibyl White Endowed Fund◊ Carolyn and Michael White established this fund in honor of his parents
to support the Scott Family Collection.
Wishart, Norris, Henninger & Pittman, P.A. Endowed Fund◊ Supports the priorities of the ACC Foundation and was given to celebrate
the 40-year anniversary of ACC.
$25,000 - $49,999
Bank of America Partners at Work Fund◊ Supports the priorities of the ACC Foundation and was given to celebrate the 40-year anniversary of ACC.
BB&T Endowed Fund◊ Supports the priorities of the ACC Foundation.
Helen Brennan Honorary Endowed Scholarship Fund◊ Helen Brennan, RN, is the past president of the Alamance-Caswell
Medical Alliance and has long been active in healthcare initiatives in the area. Provides financial assistance to students enrolled in or preparing to enroll in one of the Allied Health curricula.
Ivan Burger Memorial Scholarship Fund◊ Family and friends established this fund in memory of Ivan, a student
in the ACC welding program, who died on Christmas Day 2006. Provides funds to students in the Welding Technology curriculum.
Burlington Motors Partners at Work Fund◊ Supports the priorities of the ACC Foundation and was given to celebrate
the 40-year anniversary of ACC.
Byrd Family Partners at Work Fund◊ Supports the priorities of the ACC Foundation and was given to celebrate
the 40-year anniversary of ACC.
Capital Bank Partners at Work Fund◊ Established by Community Savings Bank (now Capital Bank) to support
the priorities of the ACC Foundation. It was given to celebrate the 40-year anniversary of ACC.
Carolina Biological Supply Company Endowed Scholarship Fund ◊ To provide financial assistance to students attending ACC in
Biotechnology or who are in the University Transfer program earning Associate of Applied Science degrees.
Ellis-Hall Scholarship Fund◊ To provide financial assistance to students demonstrating need.
First State Savings Bank Partners at Work Fund◊ Supports the priorities of the ACC Foundation and was given to
celebrate the 40-year anniversary of ACC.
C.P. William Fisher and Jean Northrup Fisher Memorial Endowed Scholarship◊ Dr. Dick Fisher, a long-time ACC Trustee, established this fund in
memory of his parents to benefit students with need.
Glen Raven Partners at Work Fund◊ Supports the priorities of the ACC Foundation and was given to
celebrate the 40-year anniversary of ACC.
The Robert J. Graham Endowed Scholarship◊ Mr. Graham was one of the first employees of ACC. He taught
math and served as the first librarian. He later became the learning lab coordinator.
Shake and Eleanor Harris Memorial Scholarship◊ Mrs. Leonorah H. Stout established this scholarship in memory
of her parents.
Margaret Hooper Dental Assisting Scholarship Fund◊ Given by area dentists and orthodontists to honor Margaret Minor
Hooper, the original driving force behind ACC’s outstanding Dental Assisting program. Ms. Hooper retired in 2003.
Huffman Oil Company, Inc. Partners at Work Fund◊ Provides student aid at ACC and was given to celebrate the 40-year
anniversary of ACC.
ACC Foundation endowed funds as of June 30, 2011 continued
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James M. Galbraith Memorial Endowment Scholarship◊ This fund was established in memory of the 26-year old son of retired
ACC biology instructor Gail Galbraith. Preference is given to University Transfer students whose career plans include teaching.
Louise Heckman Memorial Nursing Scholarship◊ Mary Schronce, an ACC alumna, and her family established this
scholarship in memory of her mother, Lousie Heckman, who was a nurse in Alamance County for many years. The scholarship is given to high-performing students in the Associate Degree Nursing program.
The Eda and Ralph Holt Endowed Fund◊ This fund was endowed by Mr. and Mrs. Holt to support the priorities
of the ACC Foundation.
J. Robert Holt Memorial Scholarship◊ Elizabeth P. Holt established this scholarship in memory of her husband.
It provides assistance to Alamance County students with need.
The Linda Humble Endowed Scholarship◊ This scholarship was established by an anonymous donor in 2005 to
honor Linda Humble, principal of River Mill Charter School. It provides assistance to River Mill graduates attending ACC.
John W. and “Pete” Jones Memorial Scholarship Fund◊ Established by Richard Jones to memorialize his parents. Funds are
given to industrial or cosmetology students.
George kimmel Memorial Scholarship Fund◊ Established by John and Cathy Kimmel, owners of several McDonald’s
restaurants in Alamance County, in memory of John’s father. It assists ACC students with demonstrated financial need.
Jack R. and Dorothy C. Lindley Scholarship◊ Jack and Dot Lindley are well known in Alamance County for their
community involvement and philanthropy. The scholarship provides assistance for students in the Business Administration curriculum.
Audrey k. McBane Nursing Scholarship◊ Mrs. McBane retired from Kernodle Clinic in 1993 after 31 years of service.
At that time, the clinic established this scholarship in her honor.
Jack O’kelley Memorial Sertoma Club Endowed Scholarship◊ Jack O’Kelley was a long-time member of the Sertoma Club and also
served as Director of Extension Programs at ACC.The primary purpose is to provide funds to assist students who have speech, hearing or language disabilities.
W. Michael Pace Memorial Horticulture Scholarship ◊ This scholarship was initiated by Rett Davis, then Alamance County
Cooperative Extension director, to memorialize Mike Pace, a well-known landscaper in Alamance County.
James Patterson Jr. Memorial Endowed Scholarship◊ Dr. James Patterson established this scholarship in memory of his son.
It provides financial assistance to students in the Medical Assisting or Associate Degree Nursing programs.
E. Glenn and Bettie C. Pendergraph Honorary Endowment◊ Established by the owners of Central Builders of Mebane Inc. and
provides support to students in Carpentry; Air Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration; Mechanical Drafting and Accounting curricula.
Myron and Sarah Rhyne Scholarship◊ Mr. Rhyne was the mayor of Graham and Mrs. Rhyne was active with
the arts council. Provides tuition assistance to students from Alamance County in the Advertising and Graphic Design curriculum.
Alma and Jerilyn M. Robinson Memorial Scholarship Endowment◊ Byron Robinson and his brother established this scholarship in memory
of their mother, Alma, and his brother’s wife, Jerilyn. The fund provides assistance to students in the Health and Public Services division.
Saturday Morning Breakfast Club Horticulture Scholarship◊ This group of friends meets on Saturday mornings for breakfast
and shares an appreciation for horticulture and ACC. Several of the members are former trustees or retirees of ACC.
Paul v. Scheetz Scholarship Endowment◊ Paul’s wife, Ruby, established this scholarship, which is primarily
for drafting students, in memory of the man who initiated the Co-op program at ACC. He also taught drafting, blueprint reading, and math.
$10,000 - $24,999
vardy and Clara Abernethy Endowed Scholarship*◊ Given by Susan Abernethy, a retired ACC Computer Information Technology
instructor, and her family members in honor of her grandparents.
ACC Retirees Endowed Scholarship◊ To date, 25 retirees have pledged or given at least $1,000 each in order
to fully endow this scholarship and name the ACC Employee Lounge.
Nancy J. Adams Culinary Scholarship◊ Established by B.J. Adams in honor of his wife to benefit culinary
students with financial need who are in good academic standing.
Alamance-Caswell Homebuilders Association Scholarship Fund◊ Provides scholarship assistance to students in homebuilding-
related curricula.
Alamance-Caswell Medical Society Endowed Scholarship◊ Provides financial assistance to students from Alamance or
Caswell County enrolled in or preparing to enroll in one of the Allied Health curricula.
Alamance-Caswell Medical Society Alliance Endowed Scholarship◊ Provides financial assistance to students from Alamance or
Caswell County enrolled in or preparing to enroll in one of the Allied Health curricula.
Alley, Williams, Carmen and king Scholarship Fund◊ Provides financial assistance to mechanical drafting students.
Beach Family Scholarship◊ Mr. Jeff Beach established this fund to provide financial assistance
to former textile industry employees who are acquiring new job skills at ACC.
Sara Jo Blair Memorial Nursing Scholarship◊ Dr. G. Walker Blair, Jr. established this scholarship in memory of his wife,
who spent more than four decades improving health care and education for health care workers in Alamance County.
Sandy Brownstein Memorial Criminal Justice Scholarship◊ This scholarship was established by Sandy Brownstein’s children.
Ms. Brownstein was department head of Criminal Justice for many years at ACC.
vic Chisholm Memorial HvAC Scholarship◊ Established by the family of Vic Chisholm who built one of the largest
HVAC service companies in the Southeast. Mr. Chisholm was honored posthumously with the 2004 ACC Distinguished Alumni Award.
Margaret Cooper Endowed Scholarship*◊ Margaret Cooper was a long-time member of the faculty at the
UNC School of Medicine. She also was an active member of Altrusa International of Chapel Hill.
Dixon-Doss Scholarship Endowment◊ In 2002, Debra Dixon-Doss was recognized by the Association of School
Business Officials International. With the award funds, she and her husband, Gary Doss, established the Dixon-Doss scholarship to honor Jewel A. Dixon, her mother, and Allen G. Doss, her father-in-law. The funds support students who are committed to community service.
Mark and Annie Foriest Scholarship◊ Tony Foriest was honored in 2004 with the Nancy Susan Reynolds Award
for race relations given annually by Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation and directed the monetary award to establish this fund. The fund provides scholarships to students who are members of one of four area churches.
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Alamance County Committee on Civic Affairs Founders’ Endowed Fund◊ Provides tuition assistance to a minority student. It was established by
founders of the Committee.
Roy Blackwell Memorial Scholarship◊ Established by his family to provide scholarship assistance to students
in the Business Administration curriculum.
Jennings M. Bryan, Jr. Memorial Scholarship◊ Mr. and Mrs. Mark McIntyre and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sullivan endowed
this scholarship to honor Mr. Bryan who was a Burlington businessman. It provides financial assistance to ABSS graduates studying business.
Burlington Women’s Club Scholarship◊ Provides assistance to women returning to college.
vernon Cheek Accounting Scholarship Fund◊ Established by Janet Hildebrand, an ACC alumna, to provide assistance to
accounting students. Mr. Cheek was a long-time accounting instructor at ACC.
Graham Lions Club Scholarship◊ The primary purpose is to provide financial assistance to needy,
visually-impaired students.
J. Nimrod Harris, Sr. Memorial Scholarship◊ Provides financial assistance to academically talented students.
Norman and Bertha Gilliam Herbin Scholarship Endowment◊ Provides scholarships for ABSS graduates with a preference to those
graduating from Western Alamance High School.
Samuel and Margaret Holton Endowed Scholarship*◊ This fund was established by Grace Holton, ACC Accounting instructor,
to honor her parents. Dr. Holton retired from the faculty of the UNC-CH School of Education in 1987 after 39 years and served on numerous education boards during his professional career.
Maurice Jennings Scholarship◊ Mr. Jennings established this scholarship to assist ACC students.
He founded Biscuitville restaurants.
Martin Luther king, Jr. Memorial Scholarship◊ Established by the Martin Luther King, Jr. Coalition of Alamance County,
funds are awarded to a student writing the best essay reflecting on the life of the civil rights leader.
W. Ronald & Peggy H. McCarter Scholarship for International Studies◊ Dr. McCarter was the second president of ACC. The McCarter children established
this scholarship to assist students in the international program at ACC.
Leonard and Jane Miller Memorial visual Arts Scholarship Endowment◊ The ACC Visual Arts Club established this scholarship in memory of Mr. Miller,
a long-time department head in ACC’s Advertising and Graphic Design program.
Everett G. Mogle Memorial Endowment◊ Everett Mogle was a successful real estate agent in Alamance County until his
death in 1998. He was most proud of being a real estate instructor at ACC.
kevin and Maria Moore Endowed Scholarship Fund*◊ The fund was established in 2009 by Dr. Martin Nadelman, President of ACC,
in memory of Kevin Moore, long-time department head for Automotive Systems Technology and in memory of Maria Moore, Kevin’s wife, who was a Registered Nurse and taught part-time in ACC’s Nursing Assistant program. Both Kevin and Maria died in their 40s of cancer. Many of Kevin and Maria’s friends, family members and colleagues have also contributed to this scholarship.
Janice Reaves & Otha Hawkins PTk Scholarship◊ Members of ACC’s Phi Theta Kappa National Honor Society established this scholarship
in honor of the club’s two long-time advisors. Preference is given to PTK students.
karen Wolverton Smell Memorial Scholarship◊ Dr. and Mrs. John B. Wolverton, Jr. established this scholarship in memory of
Dr. Wolverton’s sister. Dr. Wolverton is a retired dean. It provides assistance on a merit basis to part-time students.
Rudy Smith Memorial Scholarship◊ Claudia Smith established this scholarship in memory of her husband, an ACC
retiree. Provides tuition assistance to Industrial Technology students.
Linda Stevens and Brenda Fowler Scholarship*◊ Combined, Linda Stevens and Brenda Fowler have taught accounting at ACC for
over 40 years, providing thousands of students with the necessary skills to succeed in their careers.
William E. Taylor Endowment◊ Dr. Taylor was the first president of Alamance Community College. Provides
assistance to ACC students with financial need.
*Endowments not yet fully funded to the agreed amount. Currently $20,000 is required to initiate an endowment at the ACC Foundation.
Doris Schomberg and Marvin kimber Culinary Scholarship◊ Wayne Bunting, Randy Cox, and Paul Kearns, on behalf of Wright
Brothers Steakhouse, Village Grill and Blue Ribbon Diner, endowed this scholarship in honor of these two beloved instructors in the ACC Culinary Technology department.
E. Faye Simpson Memorial Nursing Scholarship◊ Rockie and Mary Lou Troxler established this scholarship in memory of
Mrs. Simpson, who was a well-respected nurse in the community.
The Renee Snyder Endowed Scholarship◊ This scholarship was established by an anonymous donor to honor
Renee Snyder, Assistant Director of Clover Garden Charter School. It provides assistance to Clover Garden graduates attending ACC.
Thompson Family Scholarship Endowment◊ Curtis Thompson established this scholarship in honor of his sisters,
who are nurses, to assist students from Caswell County who are enter-ing the allied health field. Mr. Thompson won the 2003 ACC Distinguished Alumni Award.
The Patricia B. Tingen Alumni Scholarship Fund for Business Students◊ The fund was established through the realization of an insurance policy
established in 1993 by Patsy Tingen, a long time Business Administration instructor at ACC. Family and friends have since added to the scholar-ship in Patsy’s memory.
Triangle Home Health Care, Inc. Endowed Scholarship Fund◊ Triangle Home Health Care established this fund primarily to provide as-
sistance to employees of the company and their family members to attend ACC.
Jill Troutman visual Arts Scholarship◊ Ms. Troutman is a local artist who is honored with this scholarship
established by her art students.
Walter Williams Class of 1962 Scholarship◊ The members of the Walter Williams High school Class of 1962 have
raised this endowment to support Williams’ graduates who enroll at ACC.
Rosella Rodgers Wilson Tech Prep Scholarship◊ Mrs. Wilson is honored by this scholarship for her many years of
service with Alamance-Burlington School System. It was established by her husband, Russell Wilson, who has served for many years as an ACC Trustee.
Troy W. Woodard, Sr. Scholarship◊ Mr. Woodard was the former mayor of Graham and also was a
Board Member Emeritus of the ACC Foundation. The fund provides assistance to Alamance County students in a program related to engineering or business.
Youths’ Friends Association Endowment Scholarship in Industrial Technology◊ Provides support to students in the Industrial Technology division.
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2010-2011 ACC Retirees
Left: (L-R) Front: Suellyn Dalton, Wanda Palmer, Frances Marlette. Back: Dave Turnage, Harry Palmer, Rob Everett, Janyth Fredrickson
Center: (L-R) Front: Suella Klug and Peggy Harden Back: Chester Honeycutt, Dennis “Ras” Rasmussen, Jim Parks, Wayne Bowery and Ben Wolverton
Right: (L-R) Susan Abernethy and Sandi Moulton spearheaded the successful Retiree Scholarship campaign
ACC Retirees celebrate the successful completion of a $25,000 retirees endowed fund.
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T he ACC Retiree Campaign provides an opportunity for retirees and former employees of Alamance Community College to support current and future ACC students as they achieve their educational goals.
These retirees have created an endowed fund that will generate an estimated $1,000 or more annually to help support ACC students. As a result, their names will be listed on a plaque in the Faculty/Staff Lounge.
The Alamance Community College Foundation thanks these individuals who continue to help students reach their educational dreams.
◊ Susan Abernethy◊ Nancy and Charles Bateman◊ Glenda and Richard Blue◊ Wayne and Deborah Bowery◊ Suellyn Dalton◊ Gil and Becky Dodson◊ Rob and Barbara Everett◊ Channing and Janyth
Fredrickson◊ Laura Gorham◊ Peggy Wright Harden◊ Chester and Ann Honeycutt◊ Margaret Hooper
◊ Suella klug◊ Ted and Mary Ann Lake◊ Suzanne and Tom Lucier◊ Frances Marlette◊ Sandi and Bob Moulton ◊ Wanda and Harry Palmer◊ Jim Parks◊ Dennis “Ras” Rasmussen◊ Byron Robinson◊ Reece Simmons◊ Dave Turnage◊ vicki Wilson◊ Ben and Claire Wolverton
Five employees retired from ACC in 2010-2011. We acknowledge them
and their years of service here:
Tom Conally Chemistry Instructor
15 Years
Brenda Fowler Accounting Department Head
15 Years
Mary Howell Administrative Secretary
to the President 18 Years
Richard kraycirik Automotive
Technology Instructor 11 Years
Ernest Mannella Human Resources Director
14 Years
ACC Retiree Campaign
◊ Kaye Acton Medical Assisting Scholarship
◊ Alamance Beautiful Commission Horticulture Scholarship
◊ Alamance Christian Academic Excellence Scholarship
◊ Alamance County Human Resources Association Scholarship
◊ Alamance County Medical Group Managers Scholarship
◊ Darrell Allen Body Shop Scholarship
◊ Altrusa International of Chapel Hill Scholarship
◊ Bank of America Books & Supplies Fund
◊ L.P. and Evelyn Best Memorial Scholarship
◊ Career College Scholarship
◊ Harvey Mitchell Memorial Scholarship (Burlington Civitan Club)
◊ Sandvik Machining Technology Scholarship
◊ Leah Sharpe Memorial Health Occupations Scholarship
◊ Mark Isaac Smith Scholarship
◊ TAPCO Employees Scholarship
◊ Truliant Credit Union Scholarship
◊ Jalvia Vaughn and Merline Ellison Memorial Scholarship
◊ Robert Lee Pate, III VFW Post Scholarship
◊ Dr. Barry Weinberg Scholarship
◊ Walter Williams HS Class of ‘61 Scholarship
◊ Watson Electrical Scholarship
◊ Woodruff and Williams Scholarship
ACC Foundation Non-Endowed Scholarships Available for the 2011-2012 School Year
OTHER NON-ENDOWED FuNDS HELD BY THE ACC FOuNDATION
◊ ACC Literary Magazine Fund
◊ Basic Skills Fund
◊ Evening Reading Program Grant
◊ Susie Wolverton Hawes Memorial Professional Development Fund
◊ PLANET Trip Funds (ACC Horticulture)
◊ SAM’s Culinary Fund
◊ Sustainable Energy Program Grant
◊ Crystal Lee Sutton Collection Fund
◊ Copland Employees Scholarship
◊ Cox Toyota-Scion Scholarship
◊ Cecil Crabbe Memorial Scholarship
◊ Wallace Gee Memorial Scholarship (Burlington Civitan Club)
◊ Graham Rotary Academic Scholarship
◊ Elizabeth Hayden-Harman Nursing and Early Childhood Scholarships
◊ Hayden-Harman Nonprofit Scholarship
◊ Herb Society of America (North Carolina Unit) Scholarship
◊ Holt Sublimation Scholarship
◊ Hattie M. Ledbetter Memorial Scholarship
◊ Mebane Business Assocation Scholarship
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Growth in Cost Per Credit
In the past five years, the NC General Assembly has raised tuition at NC community colleges by 75%. In the past ten years, it has gone up 140%. This put additional burdens on local students seeking re-training after a layoff
or seeking the opportunity to be the first in their family to go to college. The ACC Foundation is here to help these students, but as a result, requires more support from the community.
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Congressman Brad Miller (L) participates in a group discussing results of the Green Intern grant ACC received from the NC Department of Commerce Energy Division. Also pictured (L-R): Jeron Hollis - Aide to Congressman Miller Grey Isley - ACC Green Certificate Instructor Bryan Hagood - Director of Alamance County Recreation and Parks
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The uS Department of Education awarded the following grants to ACC:
$85,000 for a Transition Program for Students with Intellectual Disabilities into Higher Education (Western Carolina University Post-Secondary Satellite Grant Program)
This program expands ACC’s current Career College Program through the addition of a part-time coordinator, the expansion of curriculum areas, and a partnership with Elon University so that students with mild intellectual disabilities may move from a community college experience into a uni-versity environment with the aid of mentors from Elon’s Service Learning Program. The goals for the student include post-secondary experience, vocational training, socialization and, ultimately, employment.
The NC Department of Forestry awarded the follow grant to ACC:
$12,300 for an Urban Forestry project.
The grant will help fund a campus-wide tree inventory, partly for the purpose of planning for a formal arboretum in the near future. Based on the inventory, the College plans to order native trees and shrubs to plant in the arboretum. Two horticulture faculty members and the Grounds Maintenance Supervisors will be certified as arborists.
$29,569 for Secondary and Post-Secondary Technical Preparation for high school students (ACC Tech Prep Program)
This grant will provide opportunities for high school students, parents, and counselors to engage in various learning experiences at ACC focused on emerging careers that incorporate innovative technologies. Such careers involve advanced manufacturing and health sciences. The grant demonstrates a comprehensive partnership between ACC, Alamance-Burlington School System, the Piedmont Triad Consortium, and Alamance County by strengthening pathways from high school to college and to the local workforce.
The North Carolina Clean Water Management Trust Fund awarded the following grant to ACC:
$382,790 for a Stormwater Project in partnership with the Piedmont Conservation Council Partnership
This project, in partnership with the Piedmont Conservation Council, will improve the infrastructure for treating stormwater runoff on the campus of Alamance Community College. The new system will, in turn, result in the improvement of water quality of the Haw River and Lake Jordan. It also will provide educational opportunities and a forum for demonstrating the effectiveness of a distributed storm water BMP (bioretention management program) approach on a typical community college campus.
The National Science Foundation awarded the following grant to ACC:
$25,618 for a Stem Cell Pipeline Grant
Under the sponsorship of the City College of San Francisco, ACC is one of two field test partners in this three year project to develop and test a cell culture/stem cell research curriculum for high school students to be taught in a community college setting.
ESL Distance Learning Grant $10,000
Part of a national project, the program furnishes field-tested civic and English program DVDs and on-line lessons to ESL students so that they may study at home and/or supplement their classroom instruction.
The North Carolina Community College System awarded the following grants to ACC:
$79,220 for an ESL Civics Statewide Curriculum Project
This is a grant to produce online/distance learning classes designed for ESL (English as a Second Language) students. Statewide training is also done to teach teachers how to utilize this free tool.
Grants Awarded
The North Carolina Department of Commerce Energy Division awarded the following grant to ACC:
$339,276 for a Student Energy Internships and Fellowships Program
Alamance Community College (ACC) was awarded this grant in 2010 by the NC Energy Office of the North Carolina Department of Commerce via the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act to place student energy interns from our Green Certificate Program at local business sites to evaluate energy use and recommend energy savings strategies.
We are more than halfway through this grant program and ACC has placed over 20 interns in over 40 10-week assignments at business host sites in Alamance, Orange, Guilford and Chatham Counties. Interns are paid through ACC grant funds, trained in energy analysis equipment and provided support by faculty and technical consultants during their internships.
A sample of business host sites includes:
◊ Alamance County Facilities ◊ Armacell Department & Cedarock Park ◊ Carolina Meadows
◊ City of Burlington ◊ GKN Driveline
◊ Greensboro Day School ◊ International Technologies Group
◊ Lenovo ◊ Loaves & Fishes
◊ Nypro Mebane ◊ Sports Endeavors
◊ TS Designs ◊ Twin Lakes Community
Interns’ projects have included:
◊ Reviewing energy usage of facilities and making recommendations to reduce costs
◊ Analyzing options for and expenses of using renewable energy sources
◊ Conducting energy audits, including reviewing utility bills for savings potential
◊ Investigating cost and savings potential of using solar versus natural gas boilers / heaters
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in C-STEP (Carolina Student Transfer Excellence Program) and a volunteer program with middle school students.
82 students received Foundation student
distress funds to tide them over in the face of a one-time emergency situation that would have prevented them from graduating.
12 students served as Student Ambassadors.
Hundreds more students benefited from training received by ACC instructors and staff, and grants written by ACC Institutional Advancement staff.
*Numbers do not add since many students benefit from more than one program.
December 2012
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DEAR ACC DONORS AND FRIENDS,
“It’s Time” is our theme for this year. Certainly it’s time for this recession
to be over. It’s time for all able adults in Alamance County to be employed.
In the meantime, ACC is here for those adult learners who need it. And the
ACC Foundation is here to ensure that those who need financial assistance
to attend are not turned away due to financial need.
I thank you for being part of the Alamance Community College
family and among its supporters.
Carolyn Rhode, Executive Director, ACCF
Message from ACCF Executive Director DuRING 2010-2011, OvER 1,000 STuDENTS RECEIvED FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FROM THE ALAMANCE COMMuNITY COLLEGE FOuNDATION:
489 low-income students received Foundation
Scholarships, which are funded through unrestricted donations.
197 students received named scholarships.
Of this number, 14 received supplemental unrestricted funds from the Foundation when the named scholarship did not cover their full need.
339 very low-income students were able
to qualify for Federal SEOG funds due to the Foundation’s provision of the required 25% match.
106 student workers received a portion of their wages
from the Foundation.
56 ACC GED or Adult High School graduates took advantage of
the Foundation’s gift to them of one free college-level class.
53 Alamance County high school graduates received academic-
based scholarships from the Foundation. 44
