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Ron West
1947–2013
Ron West, Senior Marketing Director of the Cole Brothers Circus, passed away in May of 2013 at the age
of 65. West was born in 1947 in Cleveland, Tennessee to Bert and Melvina West.
West worked in professional wrestling for over 40 years and was one of the most respected referees
in the industry. After his career in wrestling, he became involved in the Cole Brothers Circus, where he
helped to touch countless lives over the course of 12 years.
Said West, “You can look at a group that comes in with the kids, the grandkids, the grandmother, and
they’ll help that grandmother into her seat. But sometime during that night, you’ll see a sparkle in her
eye, a special smile, and she’s living that young age again. It’s worth it just to watch the people leaving.
Everyone has smiles on their faces.”
West was responsible for putting smiles like these on the faces of all those who knew him and he will
certainly be missed.
Augusta Counts 1918–2013
Augusta Counts was the original dressmaker for the Cape Fear Garden Club’s Azalea Belles. She was
born September 25, 1918 in Wilmington NC to Bradley Augustus Blake and Maddie Brown Blake. Her
love of dressmaking began with the creation of a butterfly costume in elementary school. She enjoyed
sewing and eventually began making draperies and slip covers for many of the ladies in Wilmington.
Some still have pieces created by her in use.
It was in 1965 when she was asked to create a southern belle style dress for a young lady to wear as
a garden hostess. The idea took off and she began creating belle dresses for the girls hosting the garden
tours. Then in 1969 belledom became an official part of the Azalea Festival and Augusta became the
official dressmaker.
For 22 years Augusta created the fancy dresses which consisted of a 2 yd hoop and dress. She collected
fabrics, laces, and trims from everywhere. Some fabrics used were even purchased in France and these
dresses are considered very special ones today. Augusta collected so much material over the years that
there are currently 40 large tubs sorted by color that are still being used by Augusta’s daughter, Kay
Counts Godwin, to make new belle dresses. There are also two other dress makers Alma Fennel and
Debbie Scheu who began making dresses in the late 1970‘s and 1993 respectively. Augusta Blake Counts
passed on October 15, 2013 at the age of 95.
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Multicultural St
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We invite the public to join us for a unique multicultural experience
and take an exciting imaginary journey to different cultures all
flourishing here, in the greater Cape Fear region.
The North Carolina Azalea Festival Multicultural Stage is a twoday celebration showcasing some of the best ethnic performers
dressed in authentic traditional costumes. They present the best in
contemporary and traditional music, dance and ethnic pageantry
from around the world. The Multicultural Stage’s diversity
celebration is complemented by Street Fair ethnic food vendors
and cultural arts exhibits. The Azalea Festival becomes filled with
the sounds, smells and sights of different cultures from around
the world! In addition to globally performing groups, we’ve had
stage performances by the cast from the award winning musical
“The Color Purple” and Techmoja with their performance of
“Dreamgirl.”
Yvonne Pagan, Chair - Azalea Festival Multicultural Committee
Saturday, April 12th
Sunday, April 13th
Corner of Walnut & Front Streets
Corner of Walnut & Front Streets
1:15 pm Opening Remarks: Yvonne Pagan, Chair
1:10 pm Opening Remarks: Yvonne Pagan, chair
1:35 pm Ruukyukoku Mastsuri Daiko:
1:15 pm Walsh Kelley School of Irish Dance
Japanese Performers
1:40 pm Techmoja Dance and Theatre Company
1:50 pm Walsh Kelley School of Irish Dance
2:10 pm Rinku Bhattacharya Das Indian Dance Group
2:10 pm Bonnie Laserna: Opening March Singer and
2:40 pm Filipino-American Association of the Lower
Children’s Multicultural March
Cape Fear
2:35 pm Bonnie Laserna: Closing March Performance
3:15 pm New Revolution Huasteca Group
2:40 pm Cape Fear Cultural Association of India
3:50 pm Slainte: UNCW Irish Dance Club
3:00 pm Ballet Folklorico Guadalupano
4:10 pm Chinese American Cultural Association
3:15 pm Tacas Chinese Dance Group
4:35 pm Brunswick Children’s Performance Group
3:35 pm Ballet Folklorico Guadalupano
4:55 pm Mexican Folklore Dancers
3:55 pm Techmoja Dance and Theatre Company
5:20 pm Kelly Hawes Middle Eastern Dancers
4:05 pm Polynesian Fusion Tahitian Dancers
4:30 pm Waccamaw Siouan Tribe
4:55 pm Polynesian Island Praise Team
5:25 pm Wilmington Burma Refugees Singers
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April 11th - 13th
Enjoy Southern hospitality amid the glorious color of azaleas and spring flowers
during the annual Cape Fear Garden Club Azalea Garden Tour© in the beautiful
coastal region. Enjoy Southern hospitality amid the vibrant color of azaleas and
spring flowers during the 61st Annual Cape Fear Garden Club Azalea Garden
Tour© in beautiful Wilmington, North Carolina. An official event of the North
Carolina Azalea Festival, the tour is one of the longest running and most popular
garden tours in the South. The 2014 tour features 13 private and public gardens
that offer an exciting mix of garden designs to delight the senses, “For the Love of
Gardening.” The variety of garden styles on the 2014 Azalea Garden Tour range
from a relaxing retreat Balinese garden, traditional formal landscapes, charming
cottage gardens, to expansive waterway estates.
The tour opens Friday, April 11th at 10:00 am with the colorful Ribbon Cutting
Ceremony at the Hugh Morton Amphitheater at Greenfield Lake, 1941
Amphitheater Drive. Greenfield Lake is surrounded by many beautiful mature
azaleas, the perfect setting for the more than 100 Cape Fear Garden Club Azalea
Belles© and their escorts, the Citadel Summerall Guards. Immediately following
the Ribbon Cutting ceremony, the Queen’s Garden Party will be held at the
adjacent Dr. Heber W Johnson Rotary Garden at Greenfield Lake. Bus shuttle
service will be provided to ticket holders from Legion Stadium, 2221 Carolina
Beach Road.
Profits from the Cape Fear Garden Club Azalea Garden Tour © are
distributed through out our community as beautification and horticultural
grants, scholarships and conservation efforts at Battery Island, a National
Audubon Society bird sanctuary.
Cape Fear Garden Club Azalea Garden Tour ©:
Chair Rebecca Philpott and Co-Chair Sandra Kittinger
Cape Fear Garden Club Azalea Garden Tour Ribbon Cutting ©:
Chair Gayle Ward.
Garden Tour Locations
Garden 1
Melissa Corbett
111 Brookwood Avenue
Garden 2
Lynn and Sam Leake
20 Forest Hills Drive
Garden 3
Dalia and Israel Nir
Garden 4
Michelle and David Zumbro
Garden 5
Jane and Tom Maloy
2521 Mimosa Place
Garden 6
Alicia and Robert Keith
1633 Country Club Road
Garden 7
Belsam and Dennis Henneke
2412 Gillette Drive
Garden 8
Jackie and Jay Loney
3806 Garden Avenue
Garden 9
Suzanne and Hormoze Goudarzi 7509 Masonboro Sound Road
Garden 10 Nina and Robbie Hill
7919 Masonboro Sound Road
Garden 11 Rhonda and Jim Schoolfield
130 Beagle Trail
Garden 12 Alison and Don Getz
6233 Tortoise Lane
Garden 13 Airlie Gardens
30 Airlie Road
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Johna Edmonds
Johna Alexandria Edmonds, reigning Miss North Carolina 2013, is actively promoting her personal
platform, Readers to Leaders: Promoting Literacy in America’s Youth, which emphasizes service
projects that educate students, teachers and parents on the importance of literacy among the state
and nation’s youth. In addition to being a board member of the Helps Education Fund, she has taught
English in the Dominican Republic with NC State’s Center for Student Leadership, Ethics and Public
Service, and studied abroad in Buenos Aires, Argentina, where she educated local youth and parents
on English reading and writing while studying in a Spanish-language intensive university. Johna was
selected for the spring 2012 KPMG Global Internship program where she traveled to work in Paris,
France with some of the firm’s largest and best-known clients. Johna is obtaining her Master’s of
Accounting degree at North Carolina State University to become a certified public account, and plans
to begin her career at one of the big four accounting firms, Ernst & Young LLP.
Monica Palumbo
Charlotte, NC native and 2001 Miss North Carolina, Monica was hired to promote the film ‘Miss
Congeniality’ as well as co-hosting ‘Live with Regis and Kelly’ with Regis Philbin. Palumbo received a
BA degree in Theatre from California State University at Northridge, and then moved back to North
Carolina to start her career in the NASCAR industry. She spent four years as Miss Sprint Cup for the
NASCAR Sprint Cup Series, then in 2012 landed the job as a co-host on the hit morning radio show
“The Ace and TJ Show”.
Trevor Munson
Trevor Munson started his Hollywood career when he made the quarter finals in the Nicholl Fellowship,
and took fourth place in the Slamdance Screenwriter competition with his original screenplay “Lone
Star State of Mind.” The success of the script led to Trevor getting an agent, and to his first job writing
a movie for Fox television. The following year “Lone Star State of Mind” went into production. Next,
Trevor adapted John Welter’s novel “I Want to Buy a Vowel” for New Line Cinema. Trevor went on to
write his first novel, “Angel of Vengeance.” He then adapted the novel into a script that became the
CBS television series “Moonlight” for which he served as co-creator and co-executive producer. The
show won the People’s Choice Award for Best New Drama.” Since the series ended, Trevor has pitched
and sold several new television and film projects which are in various states of development. He is
currently working on a sequel to his first novel and recently made a deal to co-write the first of a new
crime novel series for publisher Penguin/Putnam.
Lt. Gen Robert E. Milstead Jr.
Lieutenant General Robert E. Milstead, Jr., was born at Fort Sam Houston in Texas, on
November 10 1951, the son of a career Air Force Officer. He graduated with a B.A. in English
from the University of Houston in 1974 and was commissioned a Second Lieutenant in March
1975. Upon graduation from the Basic School, he reported to NAS Pensacola, Florida, and
was designated a Naval Aviator in September 1976. Lieutenant General Milstead’s personal
decorations include the Defense Superior Service Medal, Legion of Merit with two gold stars
in lieu of second and third awards with the Combat V, Meritorious Service Medal, Air Medal
with 6 Strike/Flight Awards, Joint Service Commendation Medal, and the Navy Commendation
Medal. Lieutenant General Milstead is happily married. He and his wife have four children and
two grandchildren.
Howard Penton, Parade Grand Marshal
Howard Penton is a native of Wilmington and graduated as the president of New Hanover High School’s
class of 1949. He attended Davidson College and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Howard directed the Wilmington Office of Wachovia Bank for 25 years, directed Blue Cross Blue
Shield of North Carolina for 29 years, and actively managed his family business, the Springer Coal
and Oil Company of Wilmington. He was a member of the Wilmington Redevelopment Commission,
an incorporator of the Historic Wilmington Foundation, and served on the board of Wilmington
Development Corporation. Howard received Jaycee’s Distinguished Service Award “Man of the Year”
in 1965 for public service, and Star News Citizen of the Year Award in 1966. Penton was elected to
the North Carolina General Assembly as Representative for New Hanover County for the 1969 and
1971 terms and talked on the floor of the House endorsing the proposal to bring the campuses in
Wilmington, Charlotte and Asheville into the Greater University System.
Beau Wright
Born and raised in Wilmington, Beau Wright made his motion picture debut in the feature film, Little
Accidents, which recently premiered at the Sundance Film Festival. Beau was chosen for the film as
a result of a nationwide talent search. In addition to acting, Beau loves going to the beach, playing
football and baseball, going to the movies and participating in the Special Olympics. Beau, who has
Down syndrome, is proving to the world every day that a diagnosis does not define a human being.
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Emanuel Gibson
Emanuel Gibson is an American actor, singer-songwriter,
musician, philanthropist and poet. Gibson released
an album and poetry chapbook, both titled “The
Suffering,” on February 4, 2014.
Jacob Loftland
Jacob Lofland can next be seen opposite Elizabeth Banks, Boyd Holbrook,
Josh Lucas, and Chloe Sevigny in the Sundance Institute Lab curated
LITTLE ACCIDENTS directed by Sara Colangelo. Jacob made his feature
debut in the Indie film, MUD directed by Jeff Nichols. MUD premiered at
the 2012 Cannes film festival and Jacob had a star making role alongside
both Reese Witherspoon and Matthew McConaughey. Jacob is currently
recurring on FX’s Emmy nominated JUSTIFIED. Jacob is based between
Arkansas and Los Angeles.
Keith Rhodes
Keith Rhodes is a Wilmington native and the acclaimed chef of Catch
restaurant. Rhodes has been voted the city’s best chef for three consecutive
years and was a James Beard Foundation Award semi-finalist for Best
Chef: Southeast in 2011. Rhodes’ enthusiasm for North Carolina
seafood is contagious, and his passion for modern cuisine has made him
Wilmington’s unofficial foodie spokesperson. He’s a stickler for wildcaught and sustainably-raised seafood, and has caught the attention of
Bravo’s show “Top Chef” and Gwyneth Paltrow’s lifestyle blog “Goop.”
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Elizabeth Baker
Miss Garner
Miss Greater Cape Fear
Victoria Baskett
Grace Ann Carroll
Miss Benson
Miss Lake Norman
Hillary Laster
Kensley Leonard
Jacelyn Naylor
Beth Stovall
Miss Wilmington
Miss Johnston County
Miss Fayetteville
Megan Cox
Miss Greater Sampson County
Lewis Dunaway
Collins Gundling
Luke Johnson
Jay Puckett
Adam Stone
Russell Taylor
Brendon Wilson
Trip Wilson
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Queen Azalea Kirsten Haglund
Originally from Farmington Hills, Michigan, Kirsten Haglund had the honor of serving as Miss America 2008.
During that time, she served as Goodwill Ambassador for the Children’s Miracle Network and was a tireless
advocate for increased awareness of Eating Disorders as a public health priority. She is now a proud NEDA
Ambassador, Community Relations Specialist for Timberline Knolls Residential Treatment Center, and television
personality, frequently appearing on Fox News Channel, CNN, HLN, Fox Business Network, and Huff Post Live
to comment on youth in politics and women’s health issues.
In February of 2009, she founded the Kirsten Haglund Foundation, whose mission is to fundraise to provide
treatment scholarships to assist families and individuals battling eating disorders. Kirsten graduated from Emory
University in 2013 with a B.A. in Political Science.
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Composed of 61 members of the First Class (Senior), the Summerall Guards
represent the ultimate achievement in the military phase of cadet life.
Selection for membership in the Guards is rigorous, and only those who
demonstrate the highest military standards are chosen.
The intricate maneuvers performed by the Guards, the Citadel Series, is
completed without any verbal commands. Many hours of practice are required to
achieve the peak of perfection.
Each man works as a small part of a single unit, contributing to an overall
image of exactness, precision, and military spit and polish.
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Beautiful young girls wearing hoop-skirted Antebellum
dresses first appeared as greeters in the gardens during the Cape Fear
Garden Club Azalea Garden Tour in 1969. Mrs. Harley Vance then
president of the Cape Fear Garden Club, is credited with introducing this
idea. Seven young ladies, five of whom were daughters of club members,
donned dresses worn to a southern ball or made by Mrs. Augusta Counts.
When the girls sat in the gardens that year, the concept of the Cape Fear
Garden Club, Inc. Azalea Belles was born.
The Belles have grown from that original seven to one hundred thirty-six
in 2014 Most of the dresses worn today are supplied by three approved
dressmakers, Alma Fennell, Kay Counts Godwin, and Debbie Scheu. The
Azalea Belles have truly become ambassadors for the city of Wilmington
and have come to symbolize the festival season as much as the flowers they
represent. The Azalea Belles enhance the beauty of many events during the
festival, but their primary duty continues to be as greeters to visitors in the
gardens on the Azalea Garden Tour.
Azalea Belles must be sponsored by a member of the Cape Fear Garden
Club. Priority is given to daughters and granddaughters of club members,
followed by high school seniors and juniors who live in New Hanover
County. The Azalea Belle Committee is chaired by Cape Fear Garden Club
members: Karen Smith, Chair, Linda McCall and Heda Walrep, co-chairs.
Congratulations to the 2014 Cape Fear Garden Club Azalea Belles:
Carmen Abraham
Julia Allen
Maria Angell
Madison Ashcraft
Emily Barton
Liby Battle
Taylor Beaman
Brantlee Boone
Savannah Britt
Caroline Britton
Sydney Brown
Ellen Buecker
Savannah Buffkin
Brigitte Butler
Brittany Butts
Katie Carter
Savannah Carter
Elizabeth Cartrette
Mindy Chu
Abigail Clayton
Peyton Coleman
Julie Combs
Hannah Connaway
Merritt Cook
Caroline Cook
Campbell Cooper
Alyx Copley
Madison Cubbage
Ellyn Currie
Lillian Donovan
Emilee Draper
Clotilde Druhen
Tori Duke
Anita Dziedzic
Savannah Edwards
Carolyn Estep
Kaitlyn Evanagelous
Alexandria Fava
Jordan Fife
Courtney Floyd
Jonna Fronk
Olivia Fuelling
Samantha Gay
Candace George
Madison Godfrey
Mylesha Gore
Brooke Graham
Audrey Gretz
Jessica Guyton
Mason Guyton
Rebecca Hall
Donshanae Hamilton
Meredith Harms
Caroline Haywood
Alexandra Henderson
Annalee Heneghan
Catherine Herring
Julia Hinds
Elise Holland
Emily Holt
Kristin Horne
Katy Hufham
Peyton Hughes
Lee Hunter
Grace Hutko
Lea Jaffe
Colleen Jaworski
Hanna Jernigan
Regan Johnson
Lindsey Justice
Erin Kelly
Ellie Kerr
Laura Kieb
Alyssa Kinsey
Emily Kirkby
Emily Kouba
Karli Krasnipol
Madelyn Lammert
Samantha Laskody
Peyton LeCompte
Katie Lee
Sierra Lehman
Caroline Lewis
Callie Long
Elizabeth Lucas
Kirstyn Malkin
Caroline Martin
Anna McClain
Madison McClung
Kirsten McCormick
Madeline McCorvey
Paige McGirt
Hayley Meier
Sarah Miller
Ivy Moore
Claire Nabell
Ashley Pallang
Summer Lyn Parks
Taylor Perdue
Rena Poulson
Olivia-Jane Prizzia
Halie Pugh
Morgan Radford
Lizzie Rhoades
Jennifer Rich
Margaux Richardson
Quincy Rife
Annie Kate Sahlie
Savannah Samuel
Kaylee Sellars
Sarah Shaffer
Hali Small
Ruth Smith
Stephanie Smith
Caitlin Smits
Rachel Snider
Emily Sprenger
Leah Storniolo
Michelle Streeter
Morgan Sullivan
Grace Tew
Courtney Thackston
Abby Thorley
Hanna Topping
Meredith Turner
Carlee Venters
Katia Walters
Blake Wells
Sydney West
Brittany Williams
Claudene Williams
Anna Williamson
Hollan Wills
Kristen Young
Caroline Zimmerman
Boxing
Williston Middle School - FREE Admission
The North Carolina Azalea
Festival Boxing Tournament
Presented by RINGSIDE
showcases some of the finest
boxers from the National and
International level of competition
& from the military branches.
Saturday, April 12th
2:30 - 6 p.m.
Sunday, April 13th
2 - 6 p.m.
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Hal Love
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Allen Jones
Rye B. Page
Edward L. Ward
Louis Latham
William S. Rehder
W. G. Broadfoot, Jr.
Frederick Willetts, Jr.
Walker Taylor, Jr.
Robert A. Little
E. S. Capps
Allan T. Strange
L. Bradford Tillery
W. A. Raney
G. Stanley Rehder
Lloyd W. Moore
John Van B. Metts
E. E. (Bill) Huffine
F. P. Fensel
William H. Sutton
Frank Ballard
John C. Hall
Franklin Elmore
W. Allen Cobb
W. R. Burns
Thurman W. Sallade
Terry Horton
Russell Clark
Paul Burton
F. P. Fensel, Jr.
Donald Britt
Ed Ward, Jr.
James Carter
William N. Rose
Frederick Willetts III
H. E. Miller, Jr.
Doug Echols
David Ward
William H. Cameron
Rodney E. Everhart
Lee Weddle
Beverly A. Jurgensen
James B. (Jay) Stokley, Jr.
H. E. “Hank” Miller III
Helen Skelton Lewis
Michael W. Creed
Uldis “Buzz” Birzenieks
W. Allen Cobb Jr.
Bill Rudisill
Emily Longley
David Kauffman
Paula Lentz Corbett
Wanda Copley
Lisa Ballantine
Grady Richardson
Penelope Spicer/Sidbury
Charles Rivenbark
Dana Fisher
Sherman Lee Criner
Erica Mearns
Hank Estep
Chuck Kays
Donna Cameron
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Kathryn Grayson
Esther Williams
Debra Paget
Linda Christian
Shelley Fabares
Whitney Blake
Nancy Malone
Abby Dalton
Patricia Blair
Ulla Stromstedt
Melody Patterson
Linda Cristal
Chris Noel
Karen Jensen
Phyllis Davis
Ann Elder
Joan Van Ark
Sharon Gless
Stephanie Braxton
Rita McLaughlin
Francesca James
Nancy Addison
Laurie Walters
Lacey Neuhaus
Maureen Teefy
Lynda Goodfriend
Tina Gayle
Sharon Wyatt
Phylicia Ayers-Allen Rashad
Kim Zimmer
Robin Greer
Kim Morgan Greene
Rebecca Arthur
Kate Collins
Tonja Walker
Clare Carey
Kelly Ripa
Laura Sisk
Laura Bonarrigo
Gina Tognoni
Lauren Roman
Alla Korot
Sydney Penny
Nina Repeta
Nikki DeLoach
Valerie Wildman
Tracey Bregman
Dari Alexander
Kelly Packard
Tanisha Lynn
Amy Pietz
Barbara Alyn Woods
Amrapali Ambegaokar
Lindsey Shaw
Heather French Henry
Ericka Dunlap
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Marguerite Todd (Formes)
Barbara Hatcher (McDonald)
Evelyn Bergem (Loften)
Mary Catherine White (Gregory)
Mary Frances Davis (Worrell)
Nancy Bates (Martin)
Libby Beck (Cameron)
Mary Frances All (Forrester)
Jukie Seaton (Patterson)
Linda Kelly (King)
Nancy Stovall (Horton)
Frances Wood (Loughlin)
Marty Allegood (Furr)
Helen Raney (Pinckney)
Fredi Crisp (Smith)
Wanda Caines (Johnston)
Kathy Seitter (Swango)
Donna Bordeaux (Little)
Susanne Burns (Smith)
Sarah Mason
Janet Evans (Mullinix)
Cheryl Fleishman (Isaacs)
Paula Davis
Connie Kearney (Coble)
Debbie Ann Fountain (Fugazy)
Wende Fox (Lawson)
Lynn Marie Williford
Rossie Dean Herring (Bowen)
Leigh Hobbs (Murray)
Dee Dee Ward (Wright)
Jackie Everette (Howerin)
Lisa Pridgen (Tise)
Julie Teachey (Lewis)
Laura Welch (Butcher)
Lori Weeks (Boldt)
Paige Truitt
Holly Mayo
Susan Skelton (Gough)
Patricia Parker (Stone)
Amy Lynn Wolfe (Lovelace)
Angela Fipps (Honeycutt)
Kandrea B. Shipp (Collins) / Amy K. Lennon (Queen)
Stacey Davis
Amy Linette Davis
Stephanie Dawn Bilodeau
Bonnie Victoria Warren (Palsa)
Sarah Elizabeth Ronan
Nicole Simcoe
Liz Harris (Carroll)
Lauren Yerby
Danita Davis
Melanie Brooks
Jamie Lee Deaver
Hannah Manson Mynhier
Ashley Patterson
Claire Williamson
Jannell Upton Dunnaway
Michelle Poulos
Lauren Smith Hill
Joshlynn Starling Justad
Zelle Brown
Abbey Starling
Hannah Smith
Julia Lovett
Paxton Webster
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Martha Hyer – 1949
Gregg Sherwood – 1950
Margaret Sheridan – 1951
Cathy Downs – 1952
Alexis Smith – 1953
Ella Raines – 1954
Sara Shane – 1955
Polly Bergen – 1956
Kathryn Grayson – 1957
Esther Williams – 1958
Debra Paget – 1959
Linda Christian – 1960
Shelly Fabares – 1961
Whitney Blake – 1962
Nancy Malone – 1963
Abby Dalton – 1964
Patricia Blair – 1965
Ulla Stromstedt – 1966
Melody Patterson – 1967
Linda Cristal – 1968
Chris Noel – 1969
Karen Jensen – 1970
Phyllis Davis – 1971
Ann Elder – 1972
Joan Van Ark – 1973
Sharon Gless – 1974
Stephanie Braxton – 1975
Rita McLaughlin – 1976
Francesca James – 1977
Nancy Addison – 1978
Laurie Walters – 1979
Lacey Neuhaus – 1980
Maureen Teefy – 1981
Lynda Goodfriend – 1982
Tina Gayle – 1983
Sharon Wyatt – 1984
Phylicia A. Rashad – 1985
Kim Zimmer – 1986
Robin Greer – 1987
Kim Morgan Greene – 1988
Rebecca Arthur – 1989
Kate Collins – 1990
Tonja Walker – 1991
Clare Carey – 1992
Kelly Ripa – 1993
Laura Sisk – 1994
Laura Bonarrigo – 1995
Gina Tognoni – 1996
Lauren Roman – 1997
Alla Korot – 1998
Sydney Penny – 1999
Nina Repeta – 2000
Nikki DeLoach – 2001
Valerie Wildman – 2002
Tracey Bregman – 2003
Dari Alexander – 2004
Kelly Packard – 2005
Tanisha Lynn – 2006
Amy Pietz – 2007
Barbara A. Woods – 2008
Amrapali Ambegaokar – 2009
Lindsey Shaw – 2010
Heather French Henry – 2011
Ericka Dunlap – 2012
Jennifer Wayne – 2013
Celebrating
community spirit
Friends, family, neighbors and local business owners are the backbone of
this community. Our vibrant spirit comes alive at events like these.
We’re proud to be a part of the 67th Annual North Carolina Azalea Festival.
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David Harriss – 1949
Hal Love – 1950
E. L. White – 1951
Allen Jones – 1952
Rye B. Page – 1953
Edward L. Ward – 1954
Louis Latham – 1955
William S. Rehder – 1956
W. G. Broadfoot, Jr. – 1957
Frederick Willetts, Jr. – 1958
Walker Taylor, Jr. – 1959
Robert A. Little – 1960
E. S. Capps – 1961
Allan T. Strange – 1962
L. Bradford Tillery – 1963
W. A. Raney – 1964
G. Stanley Rehder – 1965
Lloyd W. Moore – 1966
John Van B. Metts – 1967
E. E. (Bill) Huffine – 1968
F. P. Fensel – 1969
William H. Sutton – 1970
Frank Ballard – 1971
John C. Hall – 1972
Franklin Elmore – 1973
W. Allen Cobb – 1974
W. R. Burns – 1975
Thurman W. Sallade – 1976
Terry Horton – 1977
Russell Clark – 1978
Paul Burton – 1979
F. P. Fensel, Jr. – 1980
Donald Britt – 1981
Ed Ward, Jr. – 1982
James Carter – 1983
William N. Rose – 1984
Frederick Willetts III – 1985
H. E. Miller, Jr. – 1986
Doug Echols – 1987
David Ward – 1988
William H. Cameron – 1989
Rodney E. Everhart – 1990
Lee Weddle – 1991
Beverly A. Jurgensen – 1992
James B. Stokley, Jr. – 1993
H. E. Miller III – 1994
Helen Skelton Lewis – 1995
Michael W. Creed – 1996
Uldis Birzenieks – 1997
W. Allen Cobb, Jr. – 1998
Bill Rudisill – 1999
Emily Longley –2000
David Kauffman – 2001
Paula Lentz Corbett – 2002
Wanda Copley – 2003
Lisa Ballantine – 2004
Grady Richardson – 2005
Penelope Spicer/Sidbury – 2006
Charles Rivenbark – 2007
Dana Fisher – 2008
Sherman Criner – 2009
Erica Mearns – 2010
Hank Estep – 2011
Chuck Kays – 2012
Donna Cameron – 2013
From humble beginnings in 1948 to a nationally recognized extravaganza steeped
in Southern charm and civic pride — fueled by spectators, volunteers, and
participants who all combine to give the event its signature identity as a Top Ten
tourist draw in the South — the North Carolina Azalea Festival continues to
thrive year in and year out due to the dedication of its leadership and volunteers.
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Wilmington Police Department
From left to right: Officer D.R. Ouellette,
Officer J.D. Smith, Officer J.E. Moore,
Cpl. A.D. Schwartzel, Sgt. T.M. Donelson
Officer K.M. Getman, Cpl. R.R. Knopf,
Officer R.L. Riley(not pictured: Officer
M.G. Anderson, Officer C.J. Smith)
The 2014 North Carolina Azalea Festival wishes to express its sincere appreciation to the
Wilmington Police Department for their support. It is through the Department’s substantial
contributions of manpower that we continue to have a safe and successful Festival. It
continues to be a pleasure to work with the Wilmington Police Department and its Officers.
We also wish to thank the individual Officers for their hard work and tireless efforts. Thank
you again for your continued support and dedication to the North Carolina Azalea Festival.
New Hanover Regional Medical Center
The 2014 North Carolina Azalea Festival would like to thank New
Hanover Regional Medical Center for their continued support.
While providing high quality care at their hospitals and physicians’
offices, NHRMC is also active in the communities it serves. This
year, more than 70 Emergency Medical Services personnel will
be present at the North Carolina Azalea Festival to ensure the
safety and health of all of our guests. We are grateful for your
support and would like to thank each of the paramedics for their
dedication to public safety. (www.nhrmc.org/nhrems)
New Hanover County Sheriff’s Office
The 2014 North Carolina Azalea Festival wishes to extend a
heartfelt thank you to the New Hanover County Sheriff’s Office
for their continued support and dedication to the Festival.
Without their contributions of both manpower and resources,
the Festival, as well as the community, would certainly suffer.
The Festival also wishes to extend a personal thank you to
all of the deputies for their hard work and tireless efforts. It
is a pleasure to work with such a professional group. We, as a
community, could not manage the Festival without your support.
Again, we thank you.
From left to right: Lt. D. MacAlpine, Dep. B. Thigpen, Dep. J. Maroldt,
Cpl. J. Scheckler, Cpl. D. Dombrowski, Sgt. M. Clemens, Dep. C. Payne,
Dep. J. Spivey (Not pictured: Sgt. M. Fike)
Brunswick County Sheriff’s Office
The 2014 North Carolina Azalea Festival would like to
thank the Brunswick County Sheriff’s Office for their
support. Through their contributions of manpower and
resources many enjoy a safe and sound Festival. We would
also like to extend a personal thank you to the deputies
for their hard work and tireless efforts. We appreciate your
support and professionalism.
From left to right: First Sgt. Jeremiah King, Deputy Jeff Elwood,
Cpl. Ricky Smith
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2014 North Carolina Azalea Festival President!
Stephen E. Coble
The North Carolina Azalea Festival would like to thank Stephen E. Coble for a great year!
Special Tha
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The North Carolina Azalea Festival would like to recognize
the following agencies for the manpower and resources they
contribute in making the Festival a success.
Wilmington Fire Department
Wilmington Police Department
City of Wilmington Public Services &
Facilities Department
Cape Fear Public Utilities Department
New Hanover County Sheriff’s Office
Bruswick County Sheriff’s Office
New Hanover County Parks Department
New Hanover County Schools
North Carolina Department of Transportation
North Carolina State Ports Authority
Wilmington Housing Authority
City of Wilmington Planning Division
The North Carolina Azalea Festival wishes to thank
the following for their generous assistance.
Airlie Gardens Foundation
AlphaGraphics Wilmington
Belk & Clarins/Elizabeth Arden
Independence Mall Ruth Silvestri,
Representative
Brooklyn Cigars
Cape Fear Community College
Carl Marshburn of the
Henrietta III
Clarins/Elizabeth Arden
Community Arts Center USO
The Cotton Exchange
Edible Arrangements
Estée Lauder and Belk,
Independence Mall
The Husk
Isabella Grape
Investco
Jackson’s Big Oak Barbecue
Kingoff Jewelers
Krispy Kreme
Learning Express
Linprint
Marine Max
Wesley and Stacy May
NC Ports
Park Select
Perry’s Emporium
Port City Java
Rent-A-John
Rita’s Italian Ice
Slice of Life
Transplanted Garden
USA Invest Co.
Wilmington International
Airport
WILMINGTON HEALTH
is a proud sponsor of the
AZALEA FESTIVAL!
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First Place Entries:
Elementary School Winners
1st Place Ruthie Wainwright , WAAS, 5th grade
2nd Place Ariana Wood, Bellamy, 5th grade
3rd Place Brook Isaacs, Pine Valley, 4th grade
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Sandy Cooper, Bellamy, 5th grade
Middle School Winners
1st place Sylvia Atwood, CFA, 8th grade
2nd place Anna Catherine Lloyd, WAAS, 8th grade
3rd place Lexi Tinnerello, CFA, 8th grade
First place Elementary School:
Ruthie Wainwright, 5th grade
First place Middle School:
Sylvia Atwood, 8th grade
The 2014 NC Azalea Festival Children’s Art Contest,
now in its 5th year, began in October 2013 with an invitation to all area
public and private elementary schools to participate. With the prompt,
“Which traditions of the North Carolina Azalea Festival mean the most
to you?” 266 students from eight public, private and charter elementary
and middle schools in New Hanover and Pender Counties submitted
artwork by the Jan. 15 deadline. Co-chairpersons Stephanie Kraybill and
local artist Elizabeth Singletary, who created the official 2013 NC Azalea
Festival artwork, helped judge the Children’s Art Contest.
The 1st place Elementary School entry is a whimsical collage
rendering of a circus Big Top tent created by Ruthie Wainwright, a
5th grade student at Wilmington Academy of Arts and Sciences in
Wilmington, North Carolina. Ruthie says that math and art are her
favorite subjects in school, but she just enjoys art all the time. It is
no wonder because she hails from a family of artists and art lovers,
including her father, who was an amateur potter. Sandy Errante,
Ruthie’s Art teacher, says “Ruthie’s art is an expression of her beautiful
personality – open, honest, eager, and curious. She embraces her projects
with determination and allows her imagination to flow forth. All I do
as her teacher is open the door and she takes it from there!” When
asked from where the inspiration for her art contest entry came, Ruthie
answered, “It’s hard not to think of the circus when I think about the
Azalea Festival.”
The 1st place Middle School entry is a stunning depiction of a Cape
Fear Garden Club Azalea Belle elegantly encircled by a garland of
beautifully detailed azaleas. The middle school winning artist is 8th
grader Sylvia Atwood form Cape Fear Academy, also in Wilmington,
North Carolina. Sylvia upped her artistic game for the art contest this
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Emma Tracy, Noble, 7th grade
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Sydney Eavey, Noble, 8th grade
year, receiving 3rd place in last year’s contest. She is an A student who,
along with art, loves to play tennis, guitar and hang out with her friends.
Sylvia’s Art teacher Lisa Rojek says, “Sylvia is an art teacher’s dream
student: visual, thoughtful, and extremely dedicated for such a young
age. She takes my instruction and runs with it every time, exceeding
even my expectations.”
1st place wins a $100 gift certificate from Learning Express Toy Store
for the elementary category and a $100 iTunes gift card for the middle
school category, 2 tickets to the Cole Brothers Circus, a print of the
2014 official artwork, and an assortment of Azalea Festival souvenirs.
The winners will attend the Governor’s Press Conference in Raleigh to
present copies of their artwork, and will ride in the 2014 NC Azalea
Festival parade along with the celebrity guests, Curious George and The
Man with the Yellow Hat.
2nd place wins a $50 gift certificate from Learning Express Toy Store
for the elementary category and a $50 iTunes gift card for the middle
school category, 2 tickets to the Cole Brothers Circus, a print of the 2014
official artwork, and an assortment of Azalea Festival souvenirs.
3rd place wins a $25 Learning Express gift certificate for the
elementary category and a $25 iTunes gift card for the middle school
category, 2 tickets to the Cole Brothers Circus, a print of the 2014 official
artwork, and an assortment of Azalea Festival souvenirs.
Honorable Mention artists receive 2 tickets to the Cole Brothers
Circus, a print of the 2014 official artwork, and an assortment of Azalea
Festival souvenirs.
All of their artwork will be displayed in the Community Gallery at
the Community Arts Center in the Historic Hannah Block USO building
throughout the month of April.
Thank you to our partners:
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William Mangum
“Celebrating Life Through Art”
Celebrating Life Through Art
We are constantly encouraged to “find what we love
and make it a career.” That is exactly what William Mangum has done.
Along the way, he has utilized a multitude of personal talents and
community relationships to craft a career in one of the most challenging
of occupations- being an artist.
Using a controlled style to produce a realism that is rare among
watercolorists, Mangum achieves remarkable detail and precision, and
his saturated washes of color add depth to his soulful landscapes. Like
the artist himself, his paintings radiate a refreshing directness and clarity.
Stephen Doherty, Editor of American Artist Magazine, said:
“William Mangum is part of a great tradition of American watercolor
artists. Each time he enters his studio with paints, brushes, paper and
inspiration, he creates a lasting record of the world around us.”
Bill is a prolific artist, gallery owner, publisher, author, keynote
speaker and designer. He has traveled the world gathering inspiration
for more than 3,000 of his original works of art. The resulting creations
have garnered him countless fans across the globe and allowed him to
forge relationships with dozens of Fortune 500 companies.
His upcoming furniture collection in collaboration with Klaussner
Home Furnishings, Carolina Preserves, is designed around the artist’s
aesthetic lifestyle and international travels, and will soon bring
Mangum’s artistry into America’s homes through a whole new medium.
Never forgetting the blessings of his unique talent, Bill has advocated
for many philanthropic causes during his professional career. His efforts
have made him a true community partner as well as a tireless volunteer.
One of the causes dearest to his heart is advocating for the homeless
population. Since 1988, Bill has created an Annual Honor Card to raise
awareness and funds for shelters across North Carolina. The Honor Card
Program and Bill’s artistic efforts were recognized on the NBC Nightly
News with Brian Williams “Making a Difference” segment. To date, the
Honor Card has raised over 4.5 million dollars to meet the needs of the
indigent community across the state.
In conjunction with the celebration of the 25th Honor Card Bill has
created, he is releasing his 8th book Michael’s Gift. This extraordinary
volume speaks of Bill’s humble roots, his challenging art career and
passion for the needy. Michel’s Gift also chronicles the evolution of the
Honor Card Program and the inspiration for each of the paintings that
have been instruments in this nationally recognized program.
Bill received both his Bachelor and MFA degrees from the University
of North Carolina at Greensboro. He and his wife Cynthia have made
Greensboro their home since graduating. They have three grown
children- Alexander, Preston, and Berkley, and two granddaughtersJadyn and Gabriella and a new grandson –Samuel.
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501st Legion (Carolina Garrison) Star Wars Costume Group
All Ways Graphics
Azalea Festival Princess and Court
Azalea Festival Queen
Kirsten Haglund
Bank of America Merrill Lynch - NCAF Donor Sponsor
BB&T - NCAF Gable
Event Sponsor
Beau Wright
Beth Dawson County
Commissioner Vice Chair
Blue Cross Blue Shield of North
Carolina - NCAF Donor Sponsor
Brooks Pierce - NCAF
Donor Sponsor
Brunswick County Sherriff’s
Office Units
C.V. Russell Jr. Ambassador
Marching Band
Calvary Christian School
Canines for Service
Cape Fear Chapter Antique Automobile Club
Cape Fear Community College
Cape Fear Roller Girls
Captain Jack Sparrow
Carolina Boy Riders
Motorcycle Club
Carolina Christmas
Pageant Queens
Carolina Trail Stalkers Jeep Group
Carrousel Scholar
Chick-fil-A Wilmington
Restaurants
Circus
City Council Member
Charlie Rivenbark
City Council Member
Earl Sheridan
City Council Member
Kevin O’Grady
City Council Member
Laura Padgett
City Council Member
Neil Anderson
City of Wilmington Commission on African American
Coca-Cola - NCAF Donor Sponsor
Columbus County Horses
Corning - NCAF Donor Sponsor
County Commissioner
Johnathan Barfield
County Commissioner
Thomas Wolfe
County Commissioner
Woody White
Dance Express Performing
Arts Center
E. A. Laney HS AFJROTC
East Coast Riders
Emanuel Gibson
Enchanted Wishes
Food Lion - NCAF Benefactor
Greater Miss Carolina Sweetheart
Hank Miller Wrightsville Beach
Alderman Member
Hillbillies, outhouse # 2
Hubb’s Corn Maze
Human Wall For Fallen Soldiers
international junior Miss Palmetto
State Pre-teen
Jacob Lofland
Junior and Young Miss Goldsboro
Keith Rhodes
Little Miss and Teen Miss NC
Royal Court 2014
Little Miss Wilmington Queens
Live Oak Bank - NCAF
Donor Sponsor
LtGen Robert Milstead, Jr.
Major Sponsor Duke Energy
Major Sponsor Hilton
Major Sponsor Wells Fargo
Stage Coach
Mass Mutual Financial Group NCAF Donor Sponsor
Mayor of Wilmington Bill Saffo
Mayor of Wrightsville Beach
Bill Blair
Mayor Pro-tem Margaret Haynes
McDonald’s
MedNorth Health Center
Michelle’s Pageants
Miller Lite - NCAF Encore
Event Sponsor
Miss Castle Hayne Monica Nelson
Miss Juneteenth Queen
Miss Moore County 2014
Miss NC Christmas
Festival Queens
Miss New Hanover County Queens
Miss North Carolina
Johna Edmonds
Miss North Carolina’s Outstanding
Teen Program
Miss Southeastern North Carolina
2013-2014
Miss Southport-Oak Island Queens
Miss Wilmington
Scholarship Pageant
Miss Wrightsville Beach Queen
Monica Palumbo
Moores Creek National Battlefield
Mrs. North Carolina United States
Mrs. South Carolina
United States 2014
N.C. Strawberry Queen
NC A&T State University Alumni
Assn, Wilmington Chapter
NC Outstanding Little Miss
NC Spot Festival Scholarship Pageant
NCAF - Children’s Art Contest Winners - Ruthie Wainright and Sylvia Atwood
NCAF - We Support Our Troops
NCSU Grains of Time
Neuwirth Motors - Dodge Viper
New Hanover Count Sherriff’s Office Units
New Hanover County Honor Marching Band
New Hanover County
Veterans Council
New Hanover High School JROTC
New Hanover Regional Medical
Center - NCAF Benefactor
NHRMC Emergency
Transport Services
North American Spirits and Wine NCAF Benefactor
North Brunswick High JROTC
North Brunswick High
School JROTC
North Brunswick High School Marching Band
North Carolina Aquarium at
Fort Fisher
North Carolina Lottery - NCAF Donor Sponsor
North Carolina Ports - NCAF Donor Sponsor
North Carolina Poultry
Jubilee Queens
North Carolina Representative Rick Catlin
North Carolina Senator
Thom Goolsby
North Myrtle Beach High
School NJROTC
ONEHOPE Wine - NCAF
Donor Sponsor
Order of Eastern Star
Pacifica Senior Living - NCAF Donor Sponsor
Parade Grand Marshall
Howard Penton
Parkway of Wilmington - NCAF Donor Sponsor
Parlier Plumbing Repairs Inc.
Party City
Peace Rose Montessori School
Pender County Queens
For A Cause
Pender EMS and Fire, Inc.
Pender Packing Company
Pine Valley United
Methodist Church
Pleasure Island and Southeastern NC Queens
Port City Gymnastics
Port City Silly Clowns
Powell Bail Bonding Inc
PPD - NCAF Donor sponsor
Princess of North Carolina
State Court
Princess Of Southern
Carolina Pageant
Pure Platinum MC
Queen Divas
Rebecca Walsh
Red Hatters
Red Knights NC-6
Ripley’s Entertainment
Roger Bacon Academy-Charter
Day School
Sheriff Ed McMahon
The Skyriders! Trampoline Troupe
Sneads Ferry Shrimp Queens
Gary’s Cars
Southport Fire Department Fire Prevention Team
The Spin Man
StarNews Media
Sudan Daredevils
Sudan Drum and Bugle Corps
Sudan Shriners Arab
Choo Choo train
Sweet Sensation Hair Design
Techniques In Motion
School of Dance
Teen Miss Goldsboro
The Royal Ride Car Club
Trevor Munson
Tricounty Fourth of July Queens
Uncle John’s Band
Uncle Sam Stilt Walker
Union HS Army JROTC
USSVI (United States Submarine Veterans Inc)
Wave Transit
West Columbus High School
Marching Vikings
William Mangum 2014 NC Azalea Festival Artist
Wilmington Christian Academy
Grace Baptist Church
Wilmington Fire Department
Wilmington Sea Cadets
Wimington Health - NCAF Gable Event Sponsor
Women Marines Association,
NC-1, Tarheel Chapter
Women Veterans of Coastal
North Carolina
Word Of Life Outreach, Inc
WPD - Chief of Police
Ralph Evangelous
WPD EOD UNIT
WPD Honor Guard
WPD Motor Units
WPD Mounted Units
WPD Pipes and Drums
WPD Text a Tip Van
WPD Traffic Unit
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