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Founded in 1967, the Western Piedmont Foundation was one of the first, private

fundraising organizations among members of the North Carolina Community

College System. The Foundation is a nonprofit organization and was created to

develop public and private support that will supplement beyond the county, state

and federal funds needed to sustain Western Piedmont Community College.

Since its inception, donations to the Foundation have provided students with the

scholarships they need to attend and maintain enrollment in college. Donations

have also funded professional and community development activities that enhance

the service Western Piedmont Community College provides to students and Burke

County residents.

In addition to the hundreds of donors that support the Foundation, the Western

Piedmont Foundation’s Board of Directors volunteer their time and energy to further

the mission of the Foundation, the College and the Burke County community.

WESTERN PIEDMONT FOUNDATION1001 Burkemont Avenue

Morganton, NC 28655828-448-3122

www.wpcc.edu/foundation

2015-2016 BOARD OF DIRECTORSJoey Z. Wakefield

President

Dr. Joseph C. Mazzola1st Vice President

R. Scott Mulwee2nd Vice President

Sara Lou SuccopSecretary

R. Mark BuffTreasurer

William J. AllmanBoard of Trustees

Representative

Amparo R. Alfaro

Rhonda L. Ensley

Rodney L. Harrelson

Dan K. Hoyle

Dr. Roger H. Jackson

Ronald F. Martin

Susan C. Pollpeter

April D. Stephens

Jean C. VanNoppen

J. Dalton Walters

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PRESIDENT’SMESSAGE

Dear Friends,

It’s my honor to serve as the President of the Western

Piedmont Foundation for the 2015-2016 academic year.

As an alumnus of Western Piedmont Community College,

I know first-hand the value that Western Piedmont

Community College brings to our community and the

impact the Foundation has on the lives of our students.

Last year, the Foundation provided more than $110,000 in student scholarships

and assistance to our students needing financial help for college. Additionally, the

Foundation provided more than $35,000 to support programs designed to bring

educational opportunities for our employees and more than 2,500 citizens in the

community. This was made possible by donors like you (see pgs 14 – 19) as well

100% of our full-time employees, 100% of our College’s Board of Trustees and

100% of our Foundation’s Board of Directors who gave to the Foundation. These

are remarkable results! Thank you!

This year, the Foundation will maintain focus on raising funds to support student

scholarships in addition to professional and community development (pgs 4 – 6).

There are several convenient ways to give (pgs 8 – 9) and we hope you will consider

a making a gift because your support does so much to make an impact on Western

Piedmont students, employees and our shared community.

Thank you for your consideration and thank you for your commitment, dedication

and belief in the critical work of the Foundation. We deeply appreciate your support.

Very Truly,

Joel Z. Wakefield

The Western Piedmont compass symbolizes the

College as a wayfinding tool to help our students,

employees and community find their way to

accessible, high quality education that improves

lives and promotes growth in our community.

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$110,000

STUDENTSCHOLARSHIPS

Each year, the Foundation provides student scholarships and assistance through

endowed and annual funds. Awards are based on need and merit and make it

possible for hundreds of students to maintain pursuit of their education and

career goals.

However, with the rising cost of tuition, textbooks and general living expenses,

additional funding is needed to provide unrestricted support for our students.

More than 80% of Western Piedmont students receive aid through federal grant

programs and scholarships. But there are students who are often forced to choose

lower paying jobs over the pursuit of a degree.

Donations to the General Scholarship Fund are needed to increase the number

of unrestricted scholarships and assistance funds available to students who share

the financial challenge of staying enrolled and focused on their educational and

career dreams.

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Scholarship recipients gather at the annual scholarship reception to show their appreciation and gratitude for the donors that fund their education.

Continental officials recently established a scholarship to help students pursue a career in mechanical, electrical and computer engineering.

financial assistance provided by the Foundation annually

SCHOLARSHIPS DEVELOPMENTPROFESSIONALA core value at Western Piedmont Community College is the professional

development of our employees. We believe providing training and educational

opportunities to our faculty and staff is an important way to ensure quality programs

and services are provided to the community.

Development opportunities are provided through the Foundation’s Faculty/Staff

Mini-Grant program, three endowed teaching chairs, and annual awards for the

Excellence in Teaching and Outstanding Staff Member. Other opportunities are

provided through the Jim W. Burnett Professional Development Fund, which was

established by former president, Dr. Jim Burnett who recognized a need to establish

a permanent fund to help meet the growing need for faculty and staff training.

Donations to support professional development are needed to sustain and

expand the number of professional development opportunities made available to

College employees.

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professional and community development programming provided

Communication instructor Deb Rose was awarded a Foundation grant to be trained on oral history projects, which she will use to work with students on a service learning project.

Health Sciences Dean Ann Marie McNeely received a Foundation grant to attend a conference to learn new strategies to enhance the College’s developmental courses.

Rusty Harrison and Christine Sprinkle are recipients of the Foundation’s annual Excellence in Teaching (Harrison) and Outstanding Staff Member (Sprinkle) awards.

$35,000

COMMUNITYDEVELOPMENT

The Foundation assists the College in fulfilling its mission to promote growth in the

community by providing funding for numerous education-based events for local

citizens. Programs are held throughout the year and are designed to explore and

celebrate cultural diversity, global events and social topics.

Each year the Foundation sponsors the Fall Speakers Forum & Ervin Constitutional

Issues Program, multiple concerts by the Western Piedmont Symphony resident

quartet and Advanced Manufacturing Day. These events are free, open to the public,

and offer the local community access to unique learning opportunities. Additionally,

the Foundation supports the Exploring Joara Archeological Field School at the Berry

dig site in Burke County. This site enables many citizens to interact with an important

piece of history

Donations to support community development are needed to increase and

continue providing education-based programs for the community.

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The Foundation provides the community with four concerts a year from the Western Piedmont Symphony’s resident quartet. The Kontras Quartet visited campus from 2012 – 2015.

WPCC students, employees and community members participate in the archeological field school each summer at the Berry Dig Site, a location receiving global attention for its recent discoveries.

number of citizens exposed to education based community events

2,500

DEVELOPMENTWestern Piedmont Foundation has hosted the Annual Golf Classic since 1984 and

Caterpillar in Morganton has served as the lead sponsor since 1998. The tournament

is held at Mimosa Hills Country Club and attracts golfers and sponsors committed to

supporting the mission of the Western Piedmont Foundation and Western Piedmont

Community College.

A record number of golfers attended the event on May 4, 2015 with 30 teams

competing for team awards and hole prizes. Proceeds from the event go to

support cultural arts programs offered on campus for the community, employee

performance awards and a Mini-Grant program that encourages the pursuit

of innovative teaching strategies, active learning projects and professional

development.

Support of the Annual Golf Classic by golfers, food and hole sponsors is needed

to support recognition of employee performance.

ANNUALGOLF CLASSIC

Tournament winners with the lowest net score

included Keith Strand, Chelsea Ledford, Eddie

McGimsey and Jim Coleman representing Western

Piedmont Community College.

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Tournament winners with the lowest gross score

included, Jerry Baker, Richard Breeden, Jeff Carswell

and Russ Sprehe representing First Citizens Bank.

ESTABLISH A SCHOLARSHIP

There are two types of scholarships: Endowed and Annual. Both types of

scholarships are established and administered using a fund authority based on the

Donor’s wishes and guidelines established by the Foundation.

A named endowed scholarship requires a minimum principal gift of $10,000, which

is permanently restricted for investment. Income on the principal provides annual

scholarship awards and is determined by the Foundation’s annual endowment

spending allotment.

A named endowment may be established with an initial gift of any amount, and the

Foundation expects that the minimum principal required will be reached within three

years. If the principal is not reached after three years, the fund balance will shift to

the General Scholarship Fund.

Scholarship awards begin after the fully endowed fund earns interest income for one

year. Designated gifts to the endowed scholarship fund may be made at any time.

A Donor may establish a named annual scholarship at any time with a minimum gift

amount of $1,000. The Donor, or Donors, contribute the funds necessary to award

the scholarship each year and the fund must maintain a balance equal to the annual

scholarship award amount and the initial minimum gift amount ($1,000.00 + annual

award = minimum balance).

In the event that the donor is unable to provide the annual scholarship or when funds

are not sufficient to cover the scholarship award amount, the balance of the fund will

be transferred to the Foundation’s General Scholarship fund.

SUPPORT THE ANNUAL GIVING CAMPAIGN

The Foundation conducts an Annual Giving Campaign every year during the fall

semester. Donors may make unrestricted gifts to the Western Piedmont Foundation

during this time, or at any point in the year. Gifts to the Annual Giving Fund may be

unrestricted or can be designated to an existing scholarship. A complete listing of

Western Piedmont Foundation’s scholarships, loan program, endowed teaching

chairs and enhancement funds are listed on page 10-12.

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WAYS TO GIVE

Regardless of the type of gift a donor chooses to pursue, all gifts will support

the mission of the Western Piedmont Foundation and are tax deductible. Several

convenient methods of giving are available.

BY MAIL

Donations may be mailed to the Foundation office at the following address:

Western Piedmont Foundation

1001 Burkemont Avenue

Morganton, NC 28655

ONLINE

Visit www.wpcc.edu/foundation

FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:

Atticus Simpson, Executive Director

asimpson@wpcc.edu

828-448-3120

HOW TO GIVE

PLAY IN OUR GOLF TOURNAMENT

Western Piedmont Foundation’s Annual Golf Classic is held in May at Mimosa Hills

Country Club. Proceeds go to fund professional and community development

opportunities provided by Western Piedmont Community College and the Foundation.

Several opportunities to support the tournament exist including individual players,

team sponsors, hole sponsors and food sponsors.

JOIN THE WESTERN PIEDMONT FOUNDATION LEGACY SOCIETY

The Foundation Legacy Society includes donors who have made Western Piedmont

Foundation a part of their overall financial and/or estate plan. Established in 2014 by

Dr. Cheryl Oxford and Louise White, the Foundation Legacy Society includes donors

who make planned gifts to the Foundation as bequests, income generating assets,

charitable remainder trusts, life insurance and retirement plan assets.

Planned giving tactics offer donor benefits including increasing or securing retirement

income, reduced and eliminated income taxes, reduced estate taxes and ensuring

the future of the Western Piedmont Foundation. Donors considering planned giving

options are advised to contact their personal financial advisors.

Jessica Epley, Assistant Director

jepley@wpcc.edu

828-448-3122

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WAYS TO GIVE

ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS

Benner-Pharr Endowed Scholarship

Nadia & Steve Blahut Endowed Scholarship

Richard T. Breeden, Sr. Academic Merit Endowed Scholarship

Breeden Family Collegiate Endowed Scholarship

Suzanne Bleynat Bridges Endowed Scholarship

Bright Salvageot Endowed Scholarship

Sam Brinkley Endowed Scholarship

Iris “Tootsie” Browning Endowed Scholarship

Burke County Firefighters Association Endowed Scholarship

Burke County Medical Alliance Scholarship

Burke Education Endowment Program: Huffman-Cornwell, Richardson & Rostan Scholarships

Carlton E. Caruso, Sr. Endowed Scholarship

Paul and Mildred Cash Scholarship*

Mary Ann Chou Achievement in Nursing Education Scholarship*

K. Harold Clark Scholarship

Larry R. Clark Endowed Scholarship

Doug Cline Memorial Endowed Scholarship

Chad B. Cole Merit Endowed Scholarship

George T. Cornwell Endowed Scholarship

Helen Kincaid Craft Endowed Scholarship

Elizabeth Irene Dale Endowed Nursing Scholarship

Virginia Davis Endowed Scholarship

James H. and Doris E. Edwards Endowed Scholarship

The Honorable Sam J. Ervin, III Scholarship

Dr. Jean C. Ervin Presbyterian Endowed Scholarship

Fitzgerald Nursery Endowed Scholarship

Foothills Chapter North Carolina Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf Endowed Scholarship

Foothills NC Society of Surveyors Endowed Scholarship

Larry “Skip” Foxx, Jr. Endowed Scholarship

Raymond B. Goodfellow Endowed Scholarship

Grace Hospital School of Nursing Alumni Endowed Scholarship

Riley Thomas Greer Endowed Scholarship

Johny & Abby Hildebrand Endowed Scholarship

Margaret H. Hoyle Endowed Scholarship

Steve M. Hoyle Memorial Endowed Scholarship

R.O. Huffman/Joe K. Byrd, Sr. Merit Scholarship

Richard B. Hurst Endowed Scholarship

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WESTERN PIEDMONT FOUNDATION2015-2016 SCHOLARSHIPS

Linwood & Harriet Inscoe Endowed Scholarship

Ruth Coffey Isenhour Endowed Scholarship

Elizabeth Hooper Jackson, M.D. Endowed Memorial Scholarship

Naomi & Oval Jaynes, Sr. Endowed Nursing Scholarship

Jones-Pons Nursing Endowed Scholarship

Lt. Kelly Kincaid Emergency Services Scholarship

Elizabeth D. Lefevers Endowed Scholarship*

Louis A. Lovelace Endowed Scholarship

Dr. Robert C. McAdams Endowed Scholarship

Michael J. Morse Endowed Memorial Scholarship

Rebecca K. Ollis Endowed Memorial Scholarship

Liz Oxford Memorial Scholarship

Oxford Scholarship for the Arts

Oxford-White Academic Merit Scholarship

Palmer-Wrigglesworth Endowment Fund*

Ann Cornwell Patton Endowed Scholarship

Robert L. Patton Endowed Scholarship

Raymond & Arlene Poteat Endowed Scholarship

Clark Douglas Powell Endowed Scholarship

Ed Reading Endowed Scholarship

J. Iverson Riddle Employee Scholarship

John P. Rostan, Jr. Endowed Scholarship

J.P. Rostan, Sr. and Irma G. Rostan Endowed Scholarship

Naomi B. Rostan Endowed Scholarship

M.E. Shell Endowed Scholarship

Jo Bailey Sitton Endowed Scholarship

J.C. & Smaro Black Sossoman Endowed Scholarship

Jan C. Stuenkel Endowed Scholarship

Sandra Easterly Sweazey Endowed Nursing Scholarship

Othenia “Tina” Taylor Endowed Scholarship

James “Bud” Toner Memorial Scholarship

George & Wilma Williams Endowed Scholarship

ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIPS

Ryan Bobo Scholarship

Building Construction Technology Scholarship

Catawba Valley Paralegal Association (CVPA) Lynn Price Memorial Scholarship

Continental Maintenance Technician Scholarship

Gerald & Meilia Cox Family Foundation Scholarship

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WESTERN PIEDMONT FOUNDATION2015-2016 SCHOLARSHIPS

Extension Master Gardener Volunteer Association Scholarship

William Hall Scholarship

Adam Klutz BLET Scholarship

Morganton High School Class of 1972 Memorial Scholarship

William Lee Richardson Scholarship

Western Piedmont Woodcrafters Scholarship*

Arthur and Nelle Young Scholarship*

LOAN PROGRAMS

Mull Student Emergency Loan Fund

Phifer Allied Health Emergency Loan Fund

ENDOWED TEACHING CHAIRS

Sterling R. Collett Endowed Teaching Chair

Sara Lee Knit Products Endowed Teaching Chair

Rostan Family Foundation Endowed Teaching Chair

ENHANCEMENT FUNDS

Basic Skills Enhancement Fund

Burke Middle College Enhancement Fund

Jim W. Burnett Professional Development Fund*

Digital Effects & Animation Technology Enhancement Fund

Student Assistance Program

*New Scholarships

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Donor Bill Bright congratulates student scholar Hannah Webb, recipient of the Bright-Salvageot Scholarship.

Student scholar Amber Pitts (left) meets with Karen Clarke,

donor and representative for the Jan C. Stuenkel Scholarship.

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Student scholar Willie Gross is congratulated by donor Randall James, representative of the Extension Master Gardener Volunteer Association Scholarship.

Dr. Cheryl Oxford and Louise White pose with Colby Carr,

recipient of the Oxford-White Academic Merit Scholarship.

The parents of student scholar Amy Rosenberger thank Linda Wall for her support provided through the Oxford Scholarship for the Arts.

Dr. Michael Helmick, president of WPCC, congratulates

Jesse Powell, recipient of the Burke Education Endowment

Program scholarship.

LEGACY SOCIETY*

Dr. Cheryl Oxford and Louise White

VISIONARIES ($10,000 & ABOVE)

Anonymous

Dr. Michael and Lorena Chou

Dr. Timothy Chou

Community Foundation of Burke County

Continental

Drexel Foundation Inc.

Carolyn Kath

Dr. Cheryl Oxford and Louise White

William Lea Palmer

Dr. Debra H. Thatcher

Allen and Jean VanNoppen

Wells Fargo Foundation

PROTECTORS ($5,000-$9,999)

American Roller Bearing

Dr. Jim and June Burnett

Columbus Land

James Tool Machine and Engineering, Inc.

Morganton Service League

SAFT America, Inc.

Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Foundation

PIONEERS ($1,000-$4,999)

Alcoholic Beverage Control Board

Dr. Chad and Ashley Bledsoe

Blue Knights NC XXIII

David and Judy Bobo

Burke County Firefighters Association

Catawba Valley Paralegal Association

Nancy Collett

Ruffin Collett

Gerald P. and Melia S. Cox

Criket Strong, Inc.

Executive Assessment Institute

Friends of DuPont Forest

Dr. Michael S. Helmick and Dr. Melinda M. Davis

Lee and Sandy Hoilman

Huffman-Cornwell Foundation

Dr. Roger and Sharon Jackson

Suzanne Jones

Ronald and Anne Martin

McDonald’s

Nadine McGrady

Malone and Shirley McNeely

Philip and Beni Moore

Morganton-Burke Fraternal Order of Police Lodge #23

Nicholas Penna

Edward and Rebecca Phifer

Atticus and Katherine Simpson

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WESTERN PIEDMONT FOUNDATION2014 -2015 ANNUAL GIVING DONORS

*If you have included the Western Piedmont Foundation in your planned giving strategy but are not included in the Legacy Society, please let us know so that we can celebrate and honor your generosity.

Judge Claude and Jo Bailey Sitton

David and Debbie Smith

Gerald and Jean Stephens

Ben and Sara Lou Succop

Ronald and Anne Thompson

Eddie Wall

Linda Wall

GUARDIANS ($500-$999)

Don and Amparo Alfaro

William and Margaret Allman

Anonymous

Sam and Caroline Avery

Spencer and Donna Cash

Sherrill and Glenda Cole

Dr. Ellen Collett and Rountree Collett

William and Georgia Collett

Faye Cook

Gene and Mary Gay Cooke

Michael Daniels

Drs. John and Vivian Dembski

Robert and Lauren Denton

Robert and Melanie Dunn

Dr. Michael and Rhonda Ensley

Extension Master Gardener Volunteer Association

Elaine Byrd Farge

First Citizens Bank

John and Jane Greene, Sr.

Rod Harrelson

Brandon Hensley

Joan Hogan

Bill and Pat Lennon

Dr. Joseph and Deborah Mazzola

Dr. Ryan and Lisa Miller

Molded Fiber Glass

Mull Foundation

Annelle Mulwee

Scott and Laura Mulwee

Nancy Norris

Jamie and Wilma Parsons

David and Susan Pollpeter

SGL Carbon

Sypris Technologies

Charles Taylor

Dalton and Katie Walters

Western Piedmont Woodcrafters Association

Betty Woerner

SUPPORTERS ($100-$499)

Bob and Alice Baia

Don and Kathy Bailey

Dori Barron

Bill Batman

David Benner

Doris Bentley

Bruce and Susan Bingham

Michael Bingham

Rep. Hugh and Ann Blackwell

Rev. Dr. Thomas and Patricia Bland

Dr. J. Hartley and Dorothy Bowen

Jeanette Hollar Braswell

Tommie and Norma Brittain

Star Brown

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Mark Buff

Rani Burd

Burke Pharmacy

Sammy Burnett

Cannon Pharmacy

Harry Carpenter

Wesley Chaney

Chavez Enterprises

Rondel and Elsie Childres

Lisa Childress

Gary and Dereama Coffin

Jim Coleman

James Cox

Martha S Cukor

Susan Curry

Senator Warren Daniel

Nancy Daniel

Danny Dixon

Rep. Josh Dobson

Terry Doyle

Brenda Duckworth

Edward Jones-Martin Sohovich

Jessica Epley

Elisabeth Ervin

Clark and Le Erwin

Dr. SR and Amy Evans

Janet Fisher

Carroll and Peggy Franklin

Catherine Freeman

Melissa Freeman

Tom Frost

Gene Gaither

Teresa Giese

Glen Alpine Community Club

Dr. Kimberly Gragg and Lee Gragg

Steve and Nancy Gregory

David Grose

Rusty Harrison

Donald and Susan Haugen

Candis Hildebran

Vicki Holder

Dr. Ed and Sue Holler

Eric Hurley

Sharon Jacumin

Lee Oval and Pricilla Jaynes

Lee Kiser

Cindy Konarski

Dr. John and Laura Lafferty

Jerry and Edna LaMaster

Chelsea Ledford

Ron Lewis

Steven Lian

Jean Lilly

Deborah Lonon

Kathy Looney

Wendy Maney

Dr. Robert C McAdams

Eddie McGimsey

Larry and Doris McMahon

Ann Marie McNeely

Geoff and Kelly Messenheimer

Kyle Miller

Patsy Miller

Wallace B. and Ann Moncrief

Rick and Jane Moody

Morganton Honda

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Morganton News Herald

Jennifer Moua

Steven Moulton

John and Helen Nash

John and Donna Nelson

NewBridge Bank

Packaging Corporation of America

Beth Parrish

William Parton

Penny Peeler

Plaza Latina of Newton LLC

Dr. Edward and Roben Plyler

Karen Pritchard

Jennifer Propst

Virginia Rector

Todd and Terry Redman

Eddie and Claudette Reece

Dr. and Mrs. Jim Richardson

Sherilyn Ritchie

Debra Rose

James Rostan

Mary Charlotte Safford

Maureen “Mo” Schwind

Don and Julie Scott

Earl and Susan Searcy

Lisa Sessions

Siemens

Russ and Terri Sprehe

Christine Sprinkle

Ernie St. Louis

Angela Stamey

Brian and April Stephens

Chris and Libby Stephens

Keith Strand

Naomi Styles

John and Ruth Ann Suttle

Tonja Suttles

Catherine Thomas

Valdese Cleaners

VanNoppen Marketing

Joey and Sherry Wakefield

Dr. William Walton and Dr. Alicia Walsh

Brad Wandler

Michelle Weiner

Richard and Elsie Whisnant

Natalie Watts Whitaker, DDS

Susan Williams

Mike Willis

Linda K. Wright

FRIENDS (UP TO $99)

Dr. Gerri Adams

Leslie Aldridge

Robert Angley

Monica Arney

Libby Barger

James and Linda Belote

Michelle Benton

Anita Berry

Beverly Berry

Josh Berry

Neal Bevans

David Biddix

Kathy Bowman

Laura Bowman

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WESTERN PIEDMONT FOUNDATION2014 -2015 ANNUAL GIVING DONORS

Rachel Bradshaw

Carla Branch

Diana Brewer

Ruth Ann Brisson

Bobby Brittain

Louise Brittain

Ricky and Ellen Brittain

Betty Brown

Christine Brown

Gregory Buchanan

Joy Buff

Jane Cantwell

Jeremy Caroway

Linda Carswell

Michael and Adrian Chapman

Wanda Chester

Bill Childers

Apriale Clark

Karen Clarke

Tonya Coates

Margaret Coleman

Betsy Colliander

Amanda Cooper

Suzanne Crawford

Dorwyn and Linda Croom

Donna Crowder

Jonathan Crumpler

Jason Dale

Tim Dale

Amy Davis

Paul Dellinger

Anissa Demiter

Maureen Dougher

Katie Dunnagan

Ralph Edwards, Jr.

Vondra Evans

Ann Giles Falls

Kristi Farley

Betty Ferguson

Judy Fisher

Roy and Lynn Garrett

James and Jennifer Garrison

Ron and Posie George

Tammy Glover

Ronald Gray

Melissa Grill

John Grubbs

Warren Gruber

Robin Hall

Erika Hogan

Beth Holland

Theron and Melissa Hollar

Tamara Honea

Chip Hope

Dan and Sarah Hoyle

Karen Huffman

Cathy Huffman-Oaks

Susan Ingram

Kenny Isaacs

Stacey Johnson

Max Jordan

Annette Joy

Deanna Keller

Bonnie Kellogg

Scott Kerley

Shannon Kincaid

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WESTERN PIEDMONT FOUNDATION2014 -2015 ANNUAL GIVING DONORS

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kirksey and Mr. Ed Kirksey

John Kiser

Courtney Long

Daphne Martin

Lisa Mauney

Sherry McCracken

Leslie McKesson

Hope McPeters

Lisa Miller

Charles Moore

Anna Moose

Mountain Micro Systems

Tim Mull

Ingrid Najera

Teah Nile

Rick Noggle

North Morganton United Methodist Church

Robin Nutt

Terri Ollis

Part-Time Developmental Education Employees

Jennie Patton

Julie Patton

Pete Patton and Libby Linker

Mark Pellatt

Audrey Perselay

Toon Phapphayboun

Tim Pittman

Becky Pollard

Mark Poteat

Dr. Kara Presnell

Scott Pruett

Don Queen

Kristina Rasmussen

Meagan Roberts

Naomi Roberts

Karen Robinson

David and Kimberly Rudisill

Shea Ruff

Nick Saturno

Kathy Scott

Nancy Shoaf

Chris Smith

Pamela Smith

Michael Spath

Danette Steelman-Bridges

Tina Stewart

Megan Suber

Cathy Tallent

Larry Thompson

Stacy Thurman

Robert Vasile

Sam Vegter

Steve Warren

Ashley Wells

David Wells

Mark Whisnant

Andy White

Cathy Williams

Cindy Woody

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1001 Burkemont AvenueMorganton, North Carolina 28655

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