N.L. 3/04

February, Historic Wilmington Foundation relocated its

headquarters to the Superintendent’s Lodge in the

Wilmington National Cemetery. The Cemetery dates back to 1867

and was recognized on the National Register of Historic Places in

1997. The two-story lodge was constructed in 1934 to house the

superintendent. The new location is also surrounded by four National

Ardmore and the Mansion District. The Foundation looks forward to

the New Year in a new, but historic location. Our contact information

remains the same, but our mailing address has changed:

2011 Market Street, Wilmington, NC 28403

Please come and visit us in our new location!

The News

SPRING 2011 VOLUME 20 ISSUE 1

The News

THE NEWSLETTER OF THE HISTORIC WILMINGTON FOUNDATION

New Office

During the Azalea Festival Historic Wilmington Foundation will showcase

150 Years of architecture in 9 extraordinary homes and one church.

From 1-6 pm Saturday and 1-5 pm Sunday you can explore some of our

city’s beautiful, historic homes and buildings.You can view this year’s tour

homes at www.historicwilmington.org and, for a limited time, we have an

online special price of $23.Tickets are also available at the HWF office,

2011 Market St., all local Harris Teeter stores ($2 off with VIC card!),

The Fisherman

Wif

,The Ivy

Cottage,The Sterling House,The

ransplanted Gar

den, & the Azalea

Festival Office, 5725 Oleander

Drive. Current HWF members can get a $15 ticket until April 7th - only at our office.Tickets will

be available for $30 the day of the tour.

azalea festival

Home Tour

April 9th & 10th

INSIDE

PRESER

TION MONTH

. . . . . .

HOME TOUR . . . . . . . . . . . . .6-7

AWARDS NOMINATIONS . . . .8-9

Fanning House

Ribbon Cutting

HISTORICWILMINGTON.ORG

HISTORIC WILMINGTON

FOUNDATION

2011 Market Street

Wilmington, NC 28403 • 910.762.2511

historicwilmington.org

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Don Britt, President

Michael Murchison, Vice-President

Veda Wilson, Secretary

Diana Page, Treasurer

Kent Stephens, Executive Committee

Laura Trivett, Executive Committee

Lawrence S. Craige, Past President

Stephanie Adams

Nicholas Balding

Charles H. Boney

Cynthia Br

own

Deborah Butler

Marietta Gwathmey

Susi Hamilton

David Lisle

Tor Ljung

Worth Merritt

William Moore

Kevin O’Grady

Charles W. Riesz Jr.

Colleen Rozier

Jim Snow

STAFF

George W. Edwards

Executive Director

Amy Fulbright

Membership & Preservation

Services Coordinator

Michelle Hackman

Special Events Director

Julie Holtz

ccountant

MISSION STATEMENT

The mission of the Historic Wilmington

oundation is to pr

otect and pr

eserve

the irr

eplaceable historic r

esources of

Wilmington and the Lower Cape Fear Region.

The opinions expressed in The News

do not necessarily r

eflect the views of the

Foundation and Boar

d of Trustees

New Leaders for the Foundation

Left to right: Sworn in for first term Worth Merritt, realtor; newly installed members

Nicholas Balding, construction; Colleen Rozier, land development and planner; Deborah

Butler, attorney and realtor; Charles W. Riesz Jr., former editorial page editor. Two other

members will begin their first full term, Cynthia Brown, education administration and

Kent Stephens, attorney.

HWF board members take a break from the annual retreat: David Lisle, Charles

Boney, Don Britt, College Rozier, Nick Balding, Charles W. Riesz Jr., Marietta

Gwathmey, Jim Snow, Laura Trivett, Veda Wilson, Deborah Butler, Michael Murchison,

iana Page, T

or Ljung, Kent Stephens. Not pictured: Lawrence S. Craige, Stephanie

Adams, Cynthia Brown, Susi Hamilton, Worth Merritt, Will Moore, Kevin O’Grady.

Interns provide invaluable assistance to the Foundation.We are grateful

to these students who are working with us this year.

Charlotte Egerton is from Wilmington, NC and a 2010 graduate from

UNC-Chapel Hill. She is currently in the Masters in Public History program

at UNC-Wilmington. She is interning with the Foundation for the spring.

Shelby Richmond is a junior History major at UNC Wilmington. She is

originally from Chester County, PA and will intern throughout the spring 2011

season for HWF.

Katie Nowack is in the Masters in Public History program at UNC-

Wilmington. Originally from Ohio, Katie has interned with the foundation since

summer 2010 and is continuing through the spring.

Spring 2011 - The News

he Historic Wilmington Foundation Preservation

Awards recognize restoration, rehabilitation, compatible

new development, as well as preservation leadership

and individual contributions to the field. In 2010, the

Foundation also presented three of its highest awards at

the ceremony; The Thomas H. Wright, Jr. Lifetime

Achievement Award, given to Matt Scharf for a career of

service and leadership to the Foundation; The Katherine

Howell Award given to Bruce Bowman for invaluable

service and leadership to Historic Wilmington Foundation

and the community; and The David Brinkley

Preservationist of the Year Award, given to the Board of

Trustees of the Thalian Hall Performing Arts Inc. for

extraordinary rehabilitation work that benefits the Lower

Cape Fear region. Also given this year was a Special

Recognition Award in Architecture, to Charles H. Boney

for a career of achievement in architecture in the Lower

Cape Fear region.

The list of all the honorees follows

1. First Presbyterian Church for restoration of the bell tower

and spire at 125 S. 3rd St.

2. Tom and Lucia Hughes for restoration of the Williams House

at 10 S. 5th Ave.

. Curt and Sharon Stiles for the restoration and rehabilitation

f the Wright-Murphy House at 212 S. 2nd St.

4. James and Maxine Adams for the restoration of 517 S. Front St.

. David and Laura Lisle for the adaptive reuse and

rehabilitation of the Henry Clay Bear House at 614 Market St.

6. The Town of Burgaw for the rehabilitation and adaptive

reuse of the Historic Burgaw Depot in Burgaw, NC.

7. James and Christine Beck for the preservation of a

small cottage on McRae St.

8. Gregory Chandler and Bill Robertson for the rehabilitation

of the Woodward-Butler House at 1808 Market St.

9. St. Mary Church and School for the rehabilitation

and restoration of the Upper Room 1871 and wooden

windows at 412 Ann St.

10. David Spetrino for the compatible new infill construction at

6th and Brunswick Streets.

11. Merit - Oakdale Cemetery for new compatible fencing on

N. 15th St.

12. Merit- Wilmington Railroad Museum for adaptive

reuse of an 1883 railroad warehouse.

13. Merit- Kevin Pfirman and Todd Piper for rehabilitation

of 622 N. 4th St.

14. Merit- Michelle Kaehny for the rehabilitation of 620 N. 4th St.

Downtown Post Office Receives Carr Memorial Plaque

The 75-year-old US Post Office & Federal Building at 152 N. Front Street was

awarded the James D. & Rosalie W. Carr Memorial Plaque in May. Each year,

Historic Wilmington Foundation selects one historically significant building to

receive the Carr Memorial Plaque. The historic Post Office building was

constructed in 1936-1937, and provided employment during the Gr

eat

Depression. This very special site is the first Federal Building in New Hanover

County to receive a Historic Wilmington Foundation plaque. The Post Of

fice’

colorful history is augmented by the beautiful works of art commissioned

by the US Government. The downtown US Post Office and Federal Building

continues to serve our community for its 75th year and holds historic elements

invaluable to understanding Wilmington as it is today

2010 Preservation Award Winners

Old is the New Green

HISTORICWILMINGTON.ORG

Lucile Shuffler

Building/Sunset Park

School,Wilmington

Tide Water Power & Light

Building, 320 Chestnut

Street,Wilmington, NC.

St. Peter and Paul Russian

Orthodox Church, St.

Helena, Pender Co.

Former Topsail High

School, Rte. 17,

Hampstead, NC

Wilmington and the Lower Cape Fear Regions

2010 Most Threatened Historic Places

Rosenwald Schools, Pender Co. Historic Wooden Windows,

Lower Cape Fear Region

Historic Working Farms,

throughout the Cape Fear Region

Affordable Historic

Vernacular Houses,

Wilmington, NC.

Wooden Markers,

Cemeteries, Brunswick

Brick and Stone Walls and

Granite Curbs,

Downtown Wilmington.

Rural AME Zion

Churches,

throughout the Region

Watch List

For the full list and to nominate a place for the 2011 Most Threatened Historic Places List,

please visit our website www.historicwilmington.org, or stop by our office for an application.

Spring 2011 - The News

Award-Winning

Tar Heels Educates

the Next Generation

of Preservationists!

ince fall 2009, Historic Wilmington Foundation

has collaborated with the New Hanover County

Schools to bring more history, historic preservation,

architecture and cultural awareness into the lives of

third graders. The Tar Heels Go Walking program

earned the Gertrudes Carraway Award of Merit from

Preservation North Carolina for our outstanding

commitment to promoting historic preservation. Over the past two years, HWF has led more than 100 public school

tours and 7 tours for private schools; more than 2300 enthusiastic third graders took the Tar Heels tour last fall, and more

than 4700 students total have participated.

If you would like to become a volunteer guide for Tar Heels Go Walking,

call us at 910-762-2511 or email edwar

[email protected]

“Celebrating America’s Treasures” i

s 2011’s theme for National

reservation Month presented each year by Historic Wilmington Foundation and the National Trust for Historic

reservation. The annual celebration in May is an opportunity to showcase historic preservation in our region. The

events honor the past and help build for the future. We invite you to get involved!

PLAN ON ATTENDING THESE EVENTS

May 19th 6:30 pm

Preservation Awards Ceremony at the Historic NHC Courthouse Downtown

May 23rd 10 am. 2011 Release of the Most Threatened Historic Places List announced by

Dr. Jeffrey Crow, State Historic Preservation Officer

May 10th, 14th, 17th Lecture and tour program by Dr. Chris Fonvielle

Various restoration workshops for historic homeowners

Annual Shrimparoo TBA

Additional dates and details will be posted on our website

HISTORICWILMINGTON.ORG

2011 AZALEA FESTIVAL

HISTORIC WILMINGTON FOUNDATION 2011 HOME TOUR TICKET ORDER

MEMBER PRICE GOOD UNTIL APRIL 7TH - LIMIT ONE TICKET PER MEMBER

Name Phone Number of tickets

Address City State Zip

Method of Payment Check Enclosed Visa MC Card Number Expires

Return this form with your check or credit card information to secure your home tour tickets.

Checks made payable to: Historic Wilmington Foundation, 2011 Market Street, Wilmington NC 28401

910.762.2511 www

.historicwilmington.org

ribbon cutting

Fanning House 206 Orange Street

Saturday,April 9th, 12:30pm

Ice Cream Served By Dairy Queen

Tour ticket also includes admission to the Preservation Resource

Network Trades Fair St. Mark’s Episcopal Church

Saturday April 9th, 1-6 pm

april

Saturday & Sunday

9th - 1-6pm

10th - 1-5pm

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tickets available

Tick

ets also available for $25 at

All local Harris Teeter Stores,The Ivy Cottage,

The

Transplanted Garden,Azalea Festival Ticket Office

5725 Oleander Drive 910.794.4650

Tickets available f

or $30 day of the tour

Support Historic Wilmington Foundations programs by taking advantage of this membership special and order your tickets today.

HomeTour Special

Visit nine magnificent homes and the historically significant

St. Marks Episcopal Church this spring.

Tickets Specials $15 per member only available at the

Historic Wilmington Foundation office

Tickets will be limited to one ticket per member.

Business members may purchase two tickets.

$23 online tick

ets, available at www.historicwilmington.org

These special offers will expire on April 7th

Spring 2011 - The News

arman House

910 Princess Street

John F. and Sallie Ennett Jarman built

this Craftsman style house in 1911. A

druggist, he owned and operated

Jarmans Pharmacy.The current

owners are Norm and Betsy Riviere.

Platt-Sutherland House 1710 Chestnut Street

This Craftsman style bungalow, built

in 1923, was designed by architect

W.J. Wilkins for Robert C. and Robbie

Sutton Platt. He was a clothing

merchant and clerk in the city

auditors office. In 1961, the house

was purchased by William O. and

Mary G. Sutherland. He was the chief

clerk for the Atlantic Coast Line

Railroad.The current owners are

Connie and Haskell Rhett, a

descendant of the Sutherlands.

Simon House

203 S. 8th Street

Featured in this c. 1909 Neoclassical

Revival style cottage are pretty ionic

columns. By 1910 this house was the resi-

dence of George and Emma Simon. A tai-

lor and merchant, he was born in Alsace-

Lorraine and she was a native of Germany.

The current owner is Greg Wessel.

Burns-Huggins House 224 N. 7th Street

This Greek Revival style dwelling was built

for Owen Burns in 1853. At the time, the

house was located in the country two

blocks beyond the city limits. It was pur-

chased in 1860 b

y grocer Luk

e B

Huggins

and wif

e Phoebe Newbold Huggins.

The

house remained in their family over 130

years. The current owner is Suzanne

Stanley.

Thomas C. Miller House 309 N. 6th Str

eet

This Queen Ann style cottage was built in 1896 for African American

Thomas C. Miller. He was a successful businessman as well as New Hanover

County deputy sheriff during

Reconstruction.The house was

inherited by his son Thomas

Miller, Jr., a railroad porter, and

it remained in the family until

1947.The current owner is

Linda Heath.

t. Marks Episcopal

Church 600 Grace Street

This Gothic Revival style Church was built in

1871-1875 for congregation organized in 1869.

architects, and constructed by Alfred Howe,

congregant and builder, it was the first Episcopal

Church in North Carolina consecrated by

Bishop Atkinson for African Americans.

Curtis-Foster House 110 N. 6th Street

Engineer George Curtis and his wife

Melvina had this Italianate style house

constructed just after the end of the

Civil War (c. 1866). It was purchased in

1880 by Flavel Wright Foster, a Union

Army veteran, county commissioner

and city alderman who owned a plan-

ning mill where he made window sash

and blinds.The current owner is Tim

OCallaghan.

Louis T. Moore House

121 S. 5th Avenue

Built in 1910, this Shingle style house was the

home of Louis T. and Florence Kidder Moore.

While secretary of the Wilmington Chamber

of Commerce in the 1920s and 1930s he

was the citys biggest promoter. A local

historian, he was Chairman of the New

Hanover County Historical Commission and

author of Stories Old & New of the of the

Cape Fear Region.The current owner is

Roxann Lansdowne.

Fanning House 206 Orange Street

Builders, J.C. and R.B. Wood constructed this Italianate style house for Phineas W.

Fanning in 1852. Both owner and

builders were natives of Nantucket,

MA. Fanning was a ship and sign

painter as w

ell as a Grand Master of

Masons in Nor

th Carolina.

The

ood

brothers came to Wilmington to build

St. James Church.The current owners

are Dan and Lor

i Camacho

Enjoy free

ice cream from Dairy Queen during

the ribbon-cutting.

Weedon House

119 Church Street

Architect,

Char

les McMillen,

designed this

Queen

Anne style house in 1899 f

or Lindsa

and Nellie

eedon.

He o

wned a nearb

factor

y that man

ufactured shuttle b

locks f

the textile industr

The house was purchased

in 1903 b

y Edith and James Hopkins,

utcher at the City Mar

et House

The

cur

rent o

wner

s are P

eter Kamar

ainen and

Carol Chappell.

HISTORICWILMINGTON.ORG

What type of project will qualify for an award?

• Categories for awards are restoration, rehabilitation, adaptive reuse, and appropriate new construction in a historic district.

Eligible projects must be complete by April 2011.

• Restoration is process of accurately depicting the form, features, and character of a property as it appeared at a particular

period of time.

• Rehabilitation is making a compatible use for a property through repair, alterations, and additions while preserving

those portions or features which convey its historical, cultural, or architectural values.

• Adaptive reuse is a process that adapts buildings for new uses while retaining their historic features.

• Appropriate new construction is any new addition or structure in an historic area that complement the area and

support its overall character; must be a contemporary design with sensitivity to adjacent structures.

• Historic structures must be at least 50 years of age and in the lower Cape Fear region.

• Awards of Merit are given to projects, groups and individuals that promote and advance an understanding of historic preservation.

Professional Merit Awards are also presented for workers in the preservation field.

• The David Brinkley Preservationist of the Year is awarded for extraordinary preservation work of large scale, scope and effect.

• The Thomas H. Wright Lifetime Achievement award is presented to a dedicated preservationist who has spent a career saving

the region’s rich architectural heritage and making a difference in the area’s quality of life.

What are the nomination procedures and requirements?

• S

elf-nominations ar

e accepted.

• All materials submitted will become the property of the Historic Wilmington Foundation unless the nominator specifically

equests that they be returned and provides a self-addressed package with adequate postage for this purpose.

• The Historic Wilmington Foundation is not responsible for any of the material submitted and reserves the right to use all

materials for future publicity.

• Each nomination must include a completed nomination form, brief history of the site, description of the project, and

(preferably digital) before and after photographs. Incomplete forms may not be considered for nomination.

Who decides which Preservation Projects will receive the Foundation’s Awards?

The Preservation Awards Committee, made up of HWF members, local architects and preservation professionals reviews all nominations

received. The following criteria are used by the committee in selecting the Preservation Awards recipients:

• Historical Interest or Architectural Significance

• Quality of Workmanship

• Sensitivity to Architectural Integrity

• Appropriateness of Adaptation to Contemporary Use

• Helps advance the cause of historic preservation

Historic Wilmington Foundation’s 2011 Preservation Awards

Each year as part of National Preservation Month, the

Historic Wilmington Foundation recognizes outstanding

preservation projects by presenting Preservation Awards to

individuals whose contributions demonstrate outstanding

excellence in historic preservation, rehabilitation, restoration

and compatible new infill construction. By identifying

these projects, the Foundation strives to educate the

community on the importance of preservation and the role

historic structures play in building community identity.

The Foundation is also accepting nominations for David

Brinkley Preservationist of the Year and for the Thomas H.

Wright Lifetime Achievement in Preservation Award.

This year’s Preservation Awards Ceremony will be held on

Thursday, May 19, 2011 from 6:30 to 8:00 pm at the

New Hanover County Court House in historic downtown

Wilmington. The event is co-hosted by New Hanover

County, Wilmington Downtown and the Residents of

Old Wilmington.

Spring 2011 - The News

Suggested Award Category: _________________________________________________________________________

Building or Project Name: __________________________________________________________________________

Building Style:____________________________________________________________________________________

Date of Construction: ___________________________ Project Completion Date: ______________________________

Nominee’s Name:_________________________________________________________________________________

Project Address:___________________________________________________________________________________

Telephone: _______________________________________ E-mail:_________________________________________

Owner’s Name & Contact info (if different from nominee): _________________________________________________

Address:_________________________________________________________________________________________

Telephone: _______________________________________ E-mail:_________________________________________

Nominated By (optional):____________________________Phone:__________________________________________

Brief history of the Structure/Site: _____________________________________________________________________

_______________________________________________________________________________________________

Brief history of the Structure/Site: _____________________________________________________________________

List of Known Architects, Contractors, etc that worked on project:____________________________________________

_______________________________________________________________________________________________

Description of Project (use additional sheets if necessary): ___________________________________________________

_______________________________________________________________________________________________

Please include before and after images of the project digitally formatted on CD.

Return this completed form to:

Historic Wilmington Foundation, Inc.

2011 Market Street, Wilmington, NC 28403

Phone: (910) 762-2511 Fax: (910) 762-1551

2011 PRESERVATION AWARDS

Nomination Form

NEW & RENEWING MEMBERS

JANUARY 2010 - JANUUARY 2011

RENEWING MEMBERS

EADERSHIP

Dr. Ogden Allsbrook

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Hughes

Mr. Michael Murchison & Ms. Barbara Sullivan

Mr. & Mrs. Laurence Gray Sprunt

ENEFACTOR

Mr. Charles T. Andrews

Mrs. Agnes Beane

r. & Mrs. Oliver C. Hutaff, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Brian McMerty

r. & Mrs. William E. Oakley

Mr. & Mrs. Arthur E. Wallach

Mrs. Elizabeth L. Wright

ATRON

Mr. & Mrs. Charles H. Boney, Jr.

Mr. Raymond Dennis & Mr. Richard Joblonicky

The Honorable & Mrs. James C. Fox

Mr. & Mrs. G. Deanes Gornto

Mr. & Mrs. Ray Hackley

Ms. M

ary E. Hatcher

Ms. Margaret D. Hutaff

Mr. & Mrs. James S. Long

Mr. & Mrs. Henry L. May

Mr. & Mrs. John Reid Murchison

Mr. Kevin O'Grady & Ms. Diane Guida

Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Ruffner

Mr. & Mrs. P.R. Smith

Mr. Jim Snow & Ms. Susan Sprenger

Mr. Greg Wessel

SPONSOR

Ms. Stephanie Adams

Mr. & Mrs. James W. Adams

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Andrews

Mr. & Mrs. Larry Bell

Dr. Katherine L. Bick

Mr. & Mrs. Charles P. Bolles

Mr. & Mrs. George Boylan

Mr. & Mrs. Donald Britt

Mr. & Mrs. Phillip & Cynthia Brown

Mrs. Carl B. Brown, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. John C. Bullock

Miss Eugenie Carr

Ms. Marie Watson Cherry

Mr. & Mrs. Dwight D. Davis

Dr. & Mrs. Thomas DeBello

Mr. & Mrs. George Edwards

Ms. Patricia G. Elsaesser

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Erb

Mr. & Mrs. Mark Evans

The H

onorable & Mrs. James H. Faison, III

Dr. & Mrs. Conway Ficklen

Dr. & Mrs. Chris E. Fonvielle, Jr.

Dr. & Mrs. Frank Funk

. Bob German & Ms. Kate Severinsen

Mr. William M. Gilfillin

Dr. & Mrs. William B. Grine

Mr. & Mrs. Bill Hale

Mr. & Mrs. Steve H. Hamilton

Mr. & Mrs. Donald Harley

Mr. William E. Hildreth, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Paul Ingle

Mr. & Mrs. Roger W. James

Mr. & Mrs. Clauston Jenkins

Mr. & Mrs. S. Alexander B. Koonce

Mr. & Mrs. Ian K. Lamberton

Mr. & Mrs. Charles T. Lane

Dr. Tor and Dr. Martha Ljung

Dr. & Mrs. Donald M. MacQueen

Dr. & Mrs. Thomas H. Maloy

Mr. Coleman Maready & Ms. Donna Ruse

Mr. Timothy R. Martin

Dr. & Mrs. Robert D. McArtor

Mr. Michael McCarley

Mr. Kyle H. McIntyre

Ms. Elizabeth McMillen

Mrs. Darleen M. Merritt

Mr. Wallace Murchison

Mr. & Mrs. Alex Murchison

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Murray

Mr. & Mrs. Larry Neuwirth

Mr. & Mrs. Clint North

Mr. Robert W. Oast

r. & Mrs. John W. Ormand, Jr.

Dr. & Mrs. Greg L. Richardson

r. & Mrs. Charles W. Riesz, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Herman J. Rozycki

Mr. & Mrs. Rolf Sass

Mr. & Mrs. Milton Schaeffer

Ms. Ann Sherman-Skiba

Mrs. Emily R. Sloan

Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Sorhagen

s. Katherine G. Stern

Mr. & Mrs. George W.B. Taylor

Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Tetterton-Opheim

Mr. & Mrs. Christian H. Trask, Jr.

Mr. Ed Turberg & Ms. Janet Seapker

r. & Mrs. Rodney L. Turner

Mr. & Mrs. Erik van Rens

Mr. Norm Robinson & Ms. Hannah Vaughan

Mr. & Mrs. Ted Wilgis

AMILY/HOUSEHOLD

Dr. & Mrs. Landon B. Anderson

r. & Mrs. James Beeler

Mr. Brian Beers & Ms. Louise Bliss

Mr. & Mrs. Tom Behm

Dr. & Mrs. Heyward Bellamy

Dr. & Mrs. Thad Beyle

Mr. & Mrs. James Bierman

Mr. Kent Blossom & Ms. Teresa Hill

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher L. Boney

Mr. & Mrs. Charles H. Boney, Sr.

Mr. & Mrs. Frank Boushee

Mr. Bruce Bowman & Dr. Colleen Reilly

Mr. & Mrs. Ray Brandi

Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Breece

Mr. Jeff Brown & Ms. Nancy Geimer

Mr. & Mrs. Peter Brown

Captain & Mrs. Walter M. Bullard, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Julian H. Burnett

Mr. & Mrs. Louis A. Burney

Mr. & Mrs. Algernon L. Butler

Mr. William Buzzi & Ms. Vicki Lynne Goodman

Mr. & Mrs. Michael G. Cain

Mr. & Mrs. Frank L. Callis

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Camacho

Dr. & Mrs. Steve Chiavetta

Mr. & Mrs. John A. Compos

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Connor

Rev. & Mrs. Robert D. Cook

Mr. & Mrs. Phillip D. Cook

Mr. & Mrs. Sherman Criner

Mr. & Mrs. Auley M. Crouch

Mr. & Mrs. Peter Davis

Mr. & Mrs. John R. de Holl

Mr. Gerald DeVito

. & Mrs. Murdoch MacRae Dunn, Jr.

Capt. & Mrs. Thomas W. Durant

Mr. & Mrs. Harold Durham, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. David Eggleston

Mr. & Mrs. James Embrey

Mr. & Mrs. Doug Erickson

Mr. & Mrs. Gareth Evans

Mr. & Mrs. Ron Fascher

Dr. & Mrs. Darwin J. Ferry

Mrs. Ligon B. F

lynn

Mr. & Mrs.

. Rex F

ountain, Jr.

Dr. & Mrs. Robert Vernon Fulk

Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Godley

Mr. Chris Gore & Mr. Matt TenHuisen

Mr. & Mrs. Rober

t C. G

rady

Mr. & Mrs. Adair McKoy Graham

Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Grainger

Ms. Peggy A. Grant

Mr. & Mrs. Barry Grasley

Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Graves

Dr. & Mrs. Frank Gwathmey

Mr. & Mrs. Edward B. Higgins

Ms. Janice J. Hoffman

Dr. & Mrs. E

ddie H

orger

Mr. & Mrs. Larry Hovis

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Howard

Mr. & Mrs. Hector Ingram

Mr. Thomas I

nksetter & Ms. Julie Wheeler

Mrs. S

ue Boney I

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Jalbert

Dr. & Mrs. Joseph M. James

r. & Mrs. Robert K. Jarrett

Mr. & Mrs. George W. Jayne

r. & Mrs. John T. Johnsen

Mr. & Mrs. Peter Kamarainen

Mr. & Mrs. Rick Keenan

Mrs. Mary Ann Keiser

Mr. G. Chandler Keys, III

Mr. & Mrs. William King

Professor & Mrs. David La Vere

r. & Mrs. Paul Lawler

Mr. & Mrs. Sam Leake

Mr. & Mrs. Frank Longino

Col. & Mrs. Arthur A. Lovgren

Mrs. Elizabeth L. Lowe

r. Kirk Lohrli & Ms. Cathey Luna

Mr. & Mrs. George C. Mahler

Mr. & Mrs. Jerry A. Mannen

Mr. & Mrs. Paul Mason

Mr. & Mrs. William G. Massey

Mr. & Mrs. Bruce McGuire

Dr. & Mrs. William O. McMillan

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. McNamee

Dr. & Mrs. David Merten

Mr. & Mrs. Jack Mills

Mr. & Mrs. Tom Mitchell

Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Monroe

Drs. William & Charlotte Emans Moore

Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Myers

Mr. & Mrs. Mort S. Neblett

Mr. & Mrs. C. Harper Newbold

Mr. & Mrs. Dale Nixon

Mr. & Mrs. Lewis T. Nunnelee

Mr. & Mrs. David Ohashi

Mr. & Mrs. John Parker

Mr. & Mrs. Alton Parker

Mr. & Mrs. Rip Parks

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Porter

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Reaves

Mr. & Mrs. Haskell Rhett

The Richard Family

Mr. & Mrs. James Robinson, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Robert & Christine Robinson

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