every bottle makes an impact - North Carolina Azalea Festival

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Wilmington Police Department
The 2015 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.
From left to right: C. Smith, K. Getman,
J. Moore, R. Knopf and R. Riley, M.
Donelson (not pictured)
New Hanover Regional Medical Center
The 2015 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)
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New Hanover County
Sheriff’s Office
From left to right: Deputy Thigpen, Sgt. Clemens, Deputy Bondarek, Cpl.
Dombrowski, Sgt. Fike, Deputy Payne, Lt. MacAlpine, Deputy Guidi, Cpl.
Bacon
The 2015 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.
Brunswick County Sheriff’s Office
The 2015 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: Sgt. Ricky Smith and First Sgt. Daniel Little
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but also to contribute to this town’s growth and prosperity.
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To schedule an appointment, please call 910.790.5867.
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Honoring the Past with
New Beginnings
Special Tha
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The North Carolina Azalea Festival would like to recognize
the following agencies for the support 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
New Hanover Regional Medical Center EMS
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
Brooklyn Cigars
Cape Fear Community College
Carl Marshburn of the
Henrietta III
Clarins/Elizabeth Arden
Community Arts Center USO
The Cotton Exchange
Culligan Water
Edible Arrangements
Hell’s Kitchen
The Husk
Isabella Grape
Jackson’s Big Oak Barbecue
Jungle Rapids
Kingoff’s Jewelers
Krispy Kreme
Lancome-Belk, Independance Mall
Learning Express
Linprint
Marine Max
Moe’s
Paint Savvy
Wesley and Stacy May
NC Ports
Park Select
Perry’s Emporium
Port City Java
Rent-A-John
Rita’s Italian Ice
Slice of Life
Snowden’s Jewelers
Terraces at Sir Tyler
Transplanted Garden
Trolley Stop
USA Investco
Wilmington Housing Authority
Wilmington International
Airport
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WILMINGTON HEALTH
is a proud sponsor of the
AZALEA FESTIVAL!
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To our Princess and our Belle –
Thank you for a Fun and Happy Year!
Liz Carroll
Have fun in Paris!!!
Love, the Azalea Festival Board and Family
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First Place Entries:
Elementary School Winners
1st Place Becky Girolami, Parsley, 5th grade
2nd Place Sarah Hoffer, Carolina Beach, 5th grade
3rd Place Danielle Swart, Forest Hills, 5th grade
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Mollie Brinker, CFCI, 5th grade
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Yates Kirby, WAAS, 5th grade
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Briana Mijoie, MC Williams, 5th grade
Middle School Winners
First place Elementary School:
Becky Girolami, 5th grade
First place Middle School:
Max Brinker, 8th grade
1st place Max Brinker, CFCI, 8th grade
2nd place Katie Witmer, Noble, 7th grade
3rd place Natalie Pressley, CFA, 6th grade
The 2015 Azalea Festival Children’s Art Contest,now in its fifth
year, was the most successful contest in its young history. The contest was
kicked off in October 2014 with an invitation to elementary and middle
school aged students to participate. Students in grades K thru 8 had until
January 16, 2015 to demonstrate their creativity and submit their artwork.
Co-chairpersons Stephanie Kraybill and Miss Greater Wilmington 2010
Brooklyne Williamson coordinated the judging of the Children’s Art
Contest and were amazed and inspired by the incredible talent they saw.
This year there were 343 entries submitted from a record-breaking
20 public, private, charter, and home elementary and middle schools
across the state. Entries were received from individuals and schools from
Asheville to the Pamlico Sound, but predominantly from New Hanover
County. Artists were asked this year to title their artwork or provide an
artist’s statement. Even more creativity was evident.
The first place entry for the Elementary School category, titled,
“Celebrating the Beauty and Uniqueness of our State in the Spring,” is a
colored-pencil montage that highlights three of the most famous aspects
of the Azalea Festival: the Azalea, the Queen, and the Circus. It was
drawn by Becki Girolami, a 5th grade student at Parsley Elementary in
Wilmington, North Carolina. Becki says that Math and Science, and
especially studying animals, are her favorite subjects in school. Although
she only gets to have art class once per week, this is also a favorite
subject. She says her art teacher, Mrs. Suzanne Sload, makes art fun and
interesting. When not in school, Becki enjoys playing club volleyball and
hanging out with her friends and her two dogs Salty Bear and Ellie. Becki
likes to attend art camps in the summer, too. When asked from where the
inspiration for her art contest entry came, Becki answered, “First, from my
sister who was the first Azalea Festival Children’s Art Contest winner, but
really from Queen Azalea. The Azalea Festival is all about the Queen, so I
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Brianna Hayes, CFCI, 7th grade
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Shelby Miller, Noble, 6th grade
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Mary Wells, WAAS, 7th grade
wanted to show her off in my artwork entry.” And show her off, she
did!
The first place entry for the Middle School category is an amazing
watercolor depiction of a single azalea flanked by two beautiful Cape
Fear Garden Club Azalea Belles who are keeping watch over a garden.
The winning Middle School artist is from outgoing 8th grader Max
Brinker of Cape Fear Center for Inquiry, also in Wilmington, North
Carolina. Max enjoys studying Math and Science, and dabbles in
studying Philosophy. In his spare time, Max likes to ride his bike and
his unicycle, a passion he shares with his father and grandfather. He
also spends time taking art lessons with Michael Van Hout at DREAMS
of Wilmington, playing his trumpet, jumping on his trampoline to
perfect his gymnastics moves, and hanging out with his friends. Max
thinks one day he might like to be a professional artist or an author,
perhaps following in the footsteps of the 2015 Azalea Festival Official
Artist Clyde Edgerton. He is on his way to this goal - another piece of
his original artwork will be featured in the movie “The Longest Ride”
which will be released on April 10th. When asked what inspired his
art work, he replied, “The azaleas and the belles are a central part of
the Azalea Festival, so I wanted the challenge to capture their beauty
on paper.” Like Becki, he certainly met that challenge head-on!
Thank you to our partners:
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Clyde Edgerton took up oil painting after discovering the art of
local architect and artist Chip Hemingway. Plein air landscapes
are Edgerton’s forte, though he is also beginning to work with
human faces, human form and abstraction.
His painting for the Azalea Festival will be unveiled Thursday,
Oct. 16, at the Official Artwork debut sponsored by Wilmington Health. The unveiling begins at 5:30 p.m. at the Terraces of
Sir Tyler, 1826 Sir Tyler Drive.
“I’m honored to be this year’s Azalea Festival artist, especially in view of the fact that all sorts of excellent but littlerecognized artists perform and work in our community,” says
Edgerton. “The mission of the Azalea Festival-to showcase
nationally the rich array of Wilmington’s art, gardens, history,
and culture-is spot on. Within our borders are communities
and cultures that exist within a broader Southern culture of inclusion...art, gardens, history and culture. The Azalea Festival
will continue to bring our Wilmington communities togetherto make things happen in a big way.”
writing as well as-currently-a course on literature, race relations, community and
culture in the South. He lives in Wilmington with his wife, Kristina, and their
three children, Nathaniel, Ridley, and Truma.
“Clyde is one of those rare individuals who can creatively do it all. I feel that as an
artist who is a writer, he tells a story within each of one of his paintings. The festival is so fortunate to have him as our featured artist,” says 2015 North Carolina
Azalea Festival President Liz Carroll.
Along with being an accomplished artist, Edgerton is wellknown for his illustrious literary career. He has published 10
novels, a memoir and a nonfiction book about fatherhood. He
is the Thomas S. Kenan III Distinguished Professor of Creative
Writing at UNCW, where he teaches fiction and nonfiction
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2015 Miss New Hanover County
Queens
AF Children’s Art Contest Winners
Air Force ROTC Detachment 590
Ashley High School Screaming
Eagle Regiment
Beach Community Worship Service
Benefactor Sponsor NHRMC &
UNCW
Benefactor Sponsor RA Jeffries &
LM Restaurants
Budweiser Clydesdale Horses
Calvary Christian School
Canines for Service
Cape Fear Chapter - NC Region,
Antique Automobile Club of
America
Cape Fear Community College
Carolina Christmas Queens
Carolina Jetovator
Celebrity Guest Dan Hampton
Celebrity Guest Meg Caswell
Celebrity Guest Miss NC Beth
Stovall
Celebrity Guest Skai Jackson
Celebrity Guests Kerri Walsh
Jennings and Casey Jennings
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Chick-fil-A Wilmington
Restaurants
Church’s Chicken
City Councilman: Neil Anderson,
Kevin O’Grady, Laura Padgett,
Charlie Rivenbank, Earl Sheridan
City of Wilmington Mayor Bill
Saffo
City of Wilmington Mayor ProTem Margaret Haynes
Coastal Carolina Submarine
Veterans
Coastal Urge
Concert Sponsor Coastal Beverage
County Commissioners: Jonathan
Barfield, Jr, Chairman, Beth
Dawson Vice Chair, Skip Watkins,
Rob Zapple
Dance Express Performing Arts
Center
Donor Sponsor Coca-Cola, Mass
Mutual, & Blue Cross Blue Shield
of NC
Donor Sponsor Live Oak Bank,
North Carolina Ports, Pacifica
Senior Living, & Corning
Donor Sponsor Parkway
of Wilmington, Colonial
Marketing, SEPI Engineering and
Construction, Coastal Carolina
Neonatology-Coastal Children’s
Services
Donor Sponsor PPD, Nangle, PNC
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and ONEHOPE Wine
E.A. Laney High School Marching
Buccaneers
Eagle One - 1937 American
Lafrance Fire Engine
East Coast Trail Riders
Frozen Float by JCPenney &
Learning Express Toys
G&K’S Hair Studio
Gable Event Sponsor BB&T,
Wilmington Health
Heide Trask High School Army
Junior ROTC
SSAP Colonel and former Fighter
Pilot, Dan Hampton
Hoggard High School Naval Junior
ROTC
HUMAN WALL FOR FALLEN
SOLDIERS
James Kenan HS Army JROTC
Battalion
Manhattan Beach Open Winner
2013-Beach Volleyball Casey
Jennings
Three-time Gold Medal Beach
Volleyball, Kerri Walsh Jennings
Joel Lewis Drum & Drill Team of
the Community Boys & Girls Club
John T. Hoggard High School
Marching Vikings
Junior Mister Dance of North
Carolina
Kermit Balloon Sponsored by the
North Carolina Azalea Festival &
Neuwirth Motors
Learning HOW- House On Wheels
Little Miss and Teen Miss NC
Royal Court
Little Quackers Train and Games
Little Miss Wilmington and Tri
County 4th of July
Lowes Foods
Major Sponsor Duke Energy
Major Sponsor Hilton
Marine Corps Band
McDonald’s Float
Mighty Marching Mustangs of
Parkland Magnet High School
Mini Miss Pleasure Island 20142015 Taylor Dunlap
Miss Castle Hayne Katie Pace
Miss Greater Cape Fear
Outstanding Little Miss Court and
Miss Greater Cape Fear
Miss Jabberwock Princess Amiracle
Davis & Miss Jabberwock Shakeria
Richardson
Miss NC Christmas Festival
Scholarship Queens Miss Victoria
Garrett, Jr. Miss Lanicia Morrison,
and Little Miss Gracie Horrell
Miss North Carolina Plus America
2015 Kendra Stallings
Miss North Carolina’s Outstanding
Teen Float
Miss North Carolina’s Outstanding
Teen Carolina Princess Averee
Jaden Bell and Miss North
Carolina’s Carolina Princess
Madison Faggart
Miss Southeastern North Carolina
Olivia Faith Watson
Miss Spivey’s Corner’s Outstanding
Teen McKenzie Hansley and Miss
Spivey’s Corner’s Outstanding
Teen’s Carolina Princess Katie
Howard
Miss Wilmington Scholarship
Pageant
Moores Creek National Battlefield
MS North Carolina United States
2015 Kimberly King
Nash Equipment Co.
National America 2014 Miss North
Carolina Princess Queen Katie Fox
NC Aquarium at Fort Fisher
NC Forest Service
NC Spot Festival 2014 Jr. Princess
Kinley Jordan
NC Spot Festival 2014 Mini
Princess Ellison Dawson
NC Spot Festival 2014 Princess
Brooke Pacheco
NC Spot Festival 2014 Queen
Tammy Sue Daniels
NC Spot Festival 2014 Tiny
Princess Addison Moore
Network Real Estate
New Hanover County Register of
Deeds
New Hanover County Sheriff
Department
New Hanover County Veterans
Council
North Brunswick High School
JROTC Scorpion Battalion
North Brunswick High school
Marching Band
North Carolina Azalea Festival
Multicultural Float “All Around
The World” by Tienda Tropicana
North Carolina Azalea Festival
Princess and Court Float with
AFYC
North Carolina Azalea Festival
Queen Azalea and Court Float
North Carolina Blueberry Festival
Scholarship Pageant
North Carolina Cinderella
Scholarship Pageant
North Carolina Outstanding Little
Miss North Carolina Red Knights
Chapter 6
North Carolina State University
Pipes & Drums
North Carolina Strawberry Festival
Princess
North Carolina Submarine
Veterans
Once Me Children’s Foundation
Parade Sponsor Neuwirth Motors
Party City
Peace Rose Montessori School
Port City Silly Clowns
Princess of North Carolina State
Court
Rex’s RV Transportation Sponsor
Roger Bacon Academy Viking
Cheerleaders
Rolling Thunder NC3
Sisters With Class, Red Hat Society
Chapter
Skai Jackson, “Zuri” on Disney’s
“Jessie”
Smith Creek Boat Yard
Sneads Ferry Shrimp Festival
Queens
Sneads Ferry Shrimp Queen 2014
Miss Kenna Faye Silance
Southport Fire Prevention Clown
Unit
Spartans Basketball Association
Sudan Shriners Choo Choo
Sudan Shriners Drum and Bugle
Corps
Sundan Shriners Van Patrol
Techniques In Motion School of
Dance
Teen Miss Pleasure Island Taylor
Dunn
The Ice Cream Float
The Island Men - Carolina Beach
Dragon Boat Regatta & Festival
The Pride of New Hanover, The
Wildcat Marching Band
The Raminator Presented by
Neuwirth Motors
Tiny Miss Southeastern NC Ava
Rose Craven
Totally Xtravagant Hair Design
Queen Azalea Mallory Hagan
Union High School JROTC
VCA Wrightsville Beach Animal
Hospital
Wells Fargo
Wilmington Chapter of the North
Carolina A&T State University
Alumni Association
Wilmington Fire Department
Wilmington Police Department
Wilmington Railroad Museum
Women Marines Association, NC1, Tarheel Chapter
North Carolina Azalea Festival Parade
Presented by Neuwirth Chrysler,
Dodge, Jeep, and Ram
Please note that this years parade runs
straight down Third Street: start at
Market Street & end at Bladen Street
PARADE PRESENTED BY NEUWIRTH MOTORS
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Special Thanks to Tinga Nursery, Castle Hayne Flower Farms,
Ellie MAC designs, Jimmy Johns, Party City, and Lowes Foods
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We are proud to
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2015 North Carolina
Azalea Festival
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