Winter - Hospice of Davidson County

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Winter 2013
Volume 28, Issue 1
Surroundings
A Newsletter for Friends of Hospice of Davidson County
Contents
Message from the CEO 2
From the Board President
2
Energy Healing
3
Dementia: The Difficult Frontier 4-5
Volunteer Spotlight
6-7
We Remember...
7
6th Annual HODC Golf 8
Tournament
Staff News
8
HODC First Annual Luminary 9
Service
Memorials & Honorariums Pages 10 - 15
2013 Events
Understanding Grief after Loss
Thursdays
March 7 – March 28
3:00 – 4:30 pm
HODC Administrative Building
Hospice of Davidson County
Annual Meeting
Thursday, April 18
DCCC Conference Center
6th Annual HODC Golf Tournament
Thursday, April 25
Sapona Ridge Country Club
Annual Meeting
Featuring
Dr. Gary Gunderson
By Renee Shipko, M.Ed.,
Director of Marketing & Development
The 29th Annual Meeting of Hospice of
Davidson County will be held Thursday, April
18 at the Conference Center at Davidson
County Community College. This year’s
luncheon event will take place from 11:30
a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and will feature guest
speaker Dr. Gary Gunderson, Vice President
for Faith and Health at Wake Forest Baptist
Health.
Dr. Gary Gunderson, M.Div, DMin, D.Div, is an ordained minister in the
American Baptist Convention and joined Wake Forest Baptist Health in 2012.
He was previously the Senior Vice President for Faith and Health at Methodist
LeBonheur Healthcare in Memphis, TN. In that position, he developed the
internationally recognized “Memphis Model” – a large scale partnership
between the healthcare community and 500 are congregations. The model
demonstrates strategies for lowering costs and increasing access to quality
healthcare in difficult population segments within a community.
Dr. Gunderson is a noted author and has written four books used in seminary
and public health, including Deeply Woven Roots, Boundary Leaders, Leading
Causes of Life and most recently, Religion and the Health of the Public.
Reservations for the Annual Meeting luncheon are $20 per person, and
the faith community and other area businesses and supporters of Hospice of
Davidson County are encouraged to attend. For more information, please call
(336) 475-5444.
The 29th Annual Meeting of Hospice of Davidson County
Thursday, April 18, 2013
11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Davidson County Community College Conference Center
Featuring
Dr. Gary Gunderson, VP for Faith and Health at Wake Forest Baptist Health
$20 per person includes lunch – (336) 475-5444
From the Desk of Laura Owen, CEO . . .
I have a quote posted on my computer monitor that reads, “Anything not
moving forward is moving backward.” If I were to sum up our agency’s work and
accomplishments in 2012, the urgency and momentum reflected in that phrase says
it all. In 2012, Hospice of Davidson County definitely moved forward.
Although 2012 marks our 27th year as a hospice provider, it is only our third year
providing in-patient services and my second year as administrator. Most of our
leadership and staff are new or fairly young in their careers, too. That is why it is
even more impressive that we experienced such significant growth and program
improvements within one, single year.
In 2012, care provided in assisted living and nursing homes increased by over 25%.
Our Home Care program experienced a similar increase at over 20% from the prior
year. Despite the expanded efforts of our competitors to increase market share in
Davidson County, we reached our goals while caring for over 750 individuals with
terminal illness; a 15% increase from prior year.
We also experienced a number of significant “firsts” for our agency. Our first
bereavement and grief conference with noted guest speaker Dr. Kenneth Doka,
PhD. The expansion of our grief and bereavement programming to offer support
groups, one-on-one counseling and grief and bereavement programming reaching
over 3,700 children, youth and adults; the expansion of agency therapy programs to
provide pet, music, and healing touch therapy services for over 200 individuals; and our
significant investment in technology with servers moving to a virtual and secured, off-site
location.
With strong leadership and a shared vision, we formed and reinforced collaborative
partnerships with our community as well. Members of our staff continue to positively
impact our community’s quality of life through service on civic, healthcare and faithbased boards. Now, with nearly 100 full, part time and on-call employees, voices
speaking to the value and impact of our mission are being heard in and beyond our
county’s borders.
As we embark on a new year, we recognize the added challenges of increased
regulatory oversight, the presence of incentivized Medicare audits, additional reporting
requirements and the significant investment in technology needed to meet those
requirements. I am excited and encouraged. Given our past performance, the expertise
and commitment by staff and our shared vision, and the significant support of our
community, we will share in even greater accomplishments this year.
From the Board President . . .
The winter months are passing and we look forward to the hopes of spring time when things
start to regenerate and grow. Hospice of Davidson County continues to grow and with
growth comes new challenges. Growth is a good thing but it creates new issues of support.
The board of directors has been busy working through all the challenges facing this
growing organization. This is a great group of people that volunteer their time to support the
staff of Hospice of Davidson County. I cannot express my appreciation enough for each of
board members and their contributions to Hospice of Davidson County.
My favorite upcoming event is the annual golf tournament on April 25, and I want to ask
everyone to get involved and either put together a golf team or donate your time to help
this great event. If the golf tournament isn’t for you, there are plenty of other opportunities
Craig Idol, Board President
to help Hospice of Davidson County with fundraisers this year, so please contact the Hospice
staff for more information on how you can be involved.
On a personal note, I look for inspiration and guidance every day. I have realized over time I tend to take some things for
granted. I only have to look at my children and realize there are so many good things in life and to cherish them every day.
I also get inspiration from the Hospice family, as they do their day to day activities to help families in need.
Please take the time to look at your own lives and realize there are many people out there that need you help. Thanks to
everyone who has been a part of this great organization over the past year. And we look ahead to a great 2013!
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Energy Healing as an Alternative Therapy
Energy healing is a therapeutic
approach to healing that affects
physical, emotional, mental
and spiritual health. Hospice of
Davidson County offers Energy
Healing as an alternative therapy
for patients who are interested in
this type of therapy. Nola Fountain,
a certified hospice aide with
Hospice of Davidson County, is
also a certified Quantum Touch®
Energy Healing practitioner and
conducts the therapy sessions for
patients who are interested.
In the non-invasive energy
healing, the practitioner uses her hands to detect differences in the patient’s
natural energy fields. These differences are detected as fluctuations in
temperature, density and movement on or around the patient’s body. These
subtle changes can indicate areas of imbalance or blockage in the energy field.
During energy healing, the practitioner uses focused breathing and light touch
to restore balance in these areas. Energy healing can realign the natural energy
flow in a patient’s body, reactivating the mind, body and spirit connection to selfhealing.
Through energy healing, patients can experience a reduction in anxiety and
stress, decreased pain, increased relaxation and overall sense of well being,
and the promotion of wound healing. Energy healing as an alternative therapy
can help with stress management and relaxation, spiritual distress, pre and post
surgical care, chronic pain or illness, disease prevention, end of life care, wound
healing and grief or emotional distress.
Patients who are interested in energy healing can request the service through
their registered nurse (RN). The nurse consults with the patient’s physician or
Hospice of Davidson County Medical Director and then obtains an order from the
physician for the therapy session. In 2012, Nola conducted more than 200 energy
healing sessions with Hospice of Davidson County patients.
To learn more about energy healing as an alternative therapy, please call our
office at (336) 475-5444.
Understanding
Grief after Loss
Thursdays
March 7-March 28
3:00-4:30pm
HODC Adm Bldg
If there is any one thing to expect
in the first months of grief, it’s the
unexpected!
At HODC, one of our goals is to
provide an opportunity for you
to learn about your own unique
journey into the wilderness of
grief. As you have without doubt
already discovered, grief is an
intensely personal experience. No
two people will ever grieve and
mourn in the same way, even
when they are mourning the death
of the same person. Your own
grief is unlike anyone else’s, even
though you will find you share
many commonalities with others
in grief. Please join us in a safe
compassionate environment as
we explore realistic ways of coping
with your loss.
Call to register at 475-5444
Hospice of Davidson County is in need of direct patient care
volunteers to join our hospice team to provide volunteer support
in private patient homes and nursing facilities. Direct patient care
volunteers provide companionship to patients or even respite care
for their caregivers, to give caregivers an opportunity to take a short
break. Visitation hours can be flexible and we can even arrange for
you to accompany another team member to meet the patient and
see if it is right for you. For more information, please contact Sumiko
Harmon, Manager of Volunteer Services 336-474-2068 or sharmon@
hospiceofdavidson.org
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Dementia: The Difficult Frontier
By Helen Fitzgerald, CSW, Community Education Coordinator
Dementia is a progressive disease that has many faces and stages, presenting
an emotional roller coaster for caregivers.
Clarifying the type of dementia, the symptoms and medications associated
with the dementia, and identifying strategies for support will go a long way in
helping you and your patient understand the disease and its progression.
Types of Dementia
Dementia is a term used to describe
the loss of memory and intellectual
abilities that interfere with a patient’s
daily life.
Alzheimer’s dementia is the most
common form of dementia, usually
constituting about 50-80% of dementia
diagnoses. In the early stages of
Alzheimer’s dementia, memory loss
is mild but progresses to a point
where patients lose their ability to
communicate or recognize their
own environment. According to the
Alzheimer’s Association, this form of
dementia is the sixth leading cause of
death in the United States.
Vascular dementia is the second
most common form of dementia in the
US, especially among older patients. It
is usually combined with other types of
dementia or cerebrovascular disease.
Memory loss is the primary symptom
but there is also usually a loss in another
cognitive area. Depression is also
a common symptom of dementia
patients, as they lose their functioning
and familiar role.
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Lewy Body dementia is an
irreversible brain disease, usually
presenting with parkinson’s-like
symptoms of tremors, rigidity, postural
instability and slow movement. A Lewy
Body patient may often experience
mood swings and agitation with day
to day activities, again impacting
loss of role and control. Patients may
present with visual, auditory of sensory
hallucinations, such as seeing bugs
crawling, thinking someone is hiding in
the room, which can be distressing for
the patient as well as the caregiver.
Frontotemporal dementia describes
frontal lobe damage to the brain. The
patient may feel perfectly healthy.
This is often an inherited disease
with symptoms starting at a younger
age (40s-60s). Individuals with this
dementia often demonstrate, early
on, inappropriate personal and social
behaviors. They exhibit repetitive and
ritualistic behaviors, such as gluttony,
pocketing food, and hoarding. The
disease causes weakening of muscles
so swallowing, breathing and speech
are diminished. These patients usually
lose verbal ability and become unable
to speak, impaired ability to problem
solve and make decisions.
Dementia as a terminal illness
Dementia is a progressive disease,
so there will come a time when the
patient’s condition will decline with a
terminal prognosis. When this occurs,
both the patient and family would
benefit from the education, specialized
care and emotional and spiritual
support provided through hospice
care, like the services offered by
Hospice of Davidson County.
Hospice care provides clinical
expertise to assess and offer
medications to help manage
symptoms of patients living with
dementia. By managing a patient’s
symptoms, hospice care provides
comfort to the family, nursing aides to
assist with personal care needs, and
grief support and education.
How to cope as a caregiver of someone with dementia
So what does all this mean for families
and caregivers? Here are a few
survival tips:
1. Demonstrate instead of giving
instructions. Your loved one
may no longer be able to
process verbal information, but
can follow your lead.
2. Things that used to be routine
and simple may now seem like a
major task which takes forever.
This can be very frustrating for
both the patient and caregiver.
Allowing more time to do even
the simplest of tasks may make it
easier on both of you.
3. Celebrate the completion of
any task, as there will come
a time in the future when no
amount of time will get it done.
If you are frustrated, your loved
one will sense your frustration
and may respond with agitation
or negative behaviors, so take a
few minutes to walk away and
calm yourself.
4. Try to assess any physical source
of discomfort or invasion of
the patient’s personal space.
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Any of these things may cause
agitation and frustration.
Orienting them to your reality
does not change their reality.
Avoid trying to get them to tell
them who you are or where they
are.
Remember, it is okay and
healthy to laugh, not at the
patient, but at some of their
behaviors and mostly at yourself.
Increase the familiar and
decrease the unfamiliar. Turn
off the television. Play some old
familiar music. Decrease overall
sensory input, and that will in
turn decrease agitation.
Respect the patient’s space.
Patients with dementia frequently
experience “sundowning” which
is increased agitation in the late
afternoon or evening, usually due to
fatigue, both mental and physical.
Dementia patients only have partial
mental capacity so spending the
entire day trying to process information
must be exhausting. Recognizing this
behavior early on will help you identify
medication needs and routines that will
help minimize this stress. If you are both
up all night, it won’t take long to get
burned out.
At some point, the only thing you will
have left to give, to which the patient
will respond, is love. Your presence,
your voice, your touch are all familiar
and comforting.
As a caregiver, acknowledge your
grief and loss as your relationship with
your loved one changes. Identify and
utilize your support resources. Local
support groups and adult day care
programs that offer respite care may
be helpful. If you feel your loved one’s
condition is worsening, it may help to
talk with your medical provider about
home health or hospice support.
Dementia is incurable and
progressive. Take time to gather the
facts, surround yourself with supportive
people, and prepare yourself for the
progression of the disease. Hospice of
Davidson County can be a valuable
resource for caregiver support, grief
counseling, and education related to
the disease process.
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Volunteer Spotlight:
Volunteer Caring with a Canine Connection
By Sumiko Harmon, Manager of Volunteer Services
If you have happened to visit the Hinkle Hospice House
on a Tuesday morning, chances are you have had the
privilege of meeting volunteer Pam Gaynor. Pam has been
volunteering with Hospice of Davidson County since 2009,
but unlike most other volunteers, she doesn’t come alone.
Pam is a Pet Therapist and always brings along one of her
pet therapy dogs.
Pet therapy has been proven to reduce pain ratings and
elevate the moods of patients when the animal is present.
Hospice of Davidson County has been blessed to have seen
firsthand that pet therapy not only benefits our patients, but
our staff and family members as well.
Pam has been a pet therapist for 18 years, and her
passion and dedication shines bright. Her journey began
when she lived in Florida, and her vet called and asked
for her help with a new project. The goal was to team with
the local animal shelter and nursing home to provide the
patients with pet therapy. Every Wednesday Pam began
picking up a few freshly groomed puppies and taking them
to the nursing home to see patients. “People loved it, and so
did I,” Pam shared. Pam later joined the People for Animal
Welfare Society (PAWS), attended a group, and began her
volunteering career. When Pam moved to North Carolina,
she and her pet therapy dog, Starr, began visiting patients
at Hospice and Palliative Care of Greensboro and the Bell
Pam with Cowboy
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House, a home for adults with ortho-neurogical disabilities.
Later she also began pet therapy with Cowboy, her super
spunky, full of life Shih-Tzu. This awesome team continued to
brighten people’s lives by offering their friendly visits.
At Hospice of Davidson County, Pam made her pet
therapy visits with Cowboy and Elka, a 110-pound plush
coat German shepherd. Elka was big, beautiful, and as
gentle as could be. Because of their protective nature,
German shepherds are frequently used as pet therapy dogs.
Pam first enrolled Elka in obedience and agility training,
which helps develop trust in canines. At 12 weeks old,
Pam decided to bring her along with Starr on her routine
volunteer visits. “She was a natural. She was quiet, she
walked calmly, she was great,” Pam said.
Pet therapy dogs require an outstanding temperament,
which is something that they are born with, not taught. They
also must be friendly to anyone or anything that they come
in contact with, just as Elka was. At 9 months, she passed
her Canine Good Citizens Test and began her lifelong
journey as a pet therapy dog. She also completed an AKC
tracking course, and would visit schools to show off her skills.
Elka loved visiting kids as it was something a little different
than her usual outings. Pam shared that the minute they
walked into a school, Elka held her head high, stood her
chest out, and pranced down the halls, ready to entertain.
Pam with Elka
We Remember . . .
Elka
“She was a natural. She was quiet, she
walked calmly, she was great.”
Pam and her pet therapy dogs have visited a number of
schools, nursing facilities, and even the Victory Junction
Gang, leaving an impression at every stop.
Pam enjoys doing pet therapy in a hospice setting
because of the peaceful environment. Pam says, “I like
bringing a smile to someone’s face, when this is the worse
time of their life. We walk in, and for a few moments, their
life is normal again. It makes me feel good to bring a little
bit of happiness back into their life.” And happiness is just
what Elka brought to everyone that she met at Hospice
of Davidson County. It was so captivating to watch her in
action because, just as Pam said, Elka was a natural. Elka
loved Pam very much, which was obvious as she never
took her eyes off her. But none of us were prepared for the
heartbreaking news we received last November.
At 11 years old, Elka passed away unexpectedly, hours
before she was scheduled to make yet another one of her
routine pet therapy visits. Many tears were shed among
staff and other volunteers, as we together grieved the loss
of such an amazing volunteer. She touched the lives of so
many in our community and she will never be forgotten.
“The bond that I had with Elka is something that people will
never know, but they have seen it,” Pam said. The energy
that they exerted was so enlightening; you couldn’t help but
smile when you witnessed them together.
Pam plans to continue her pet therapy with Cowboy,
and her newest addition, Ekko. Like Elka, Ekko is a plush coat
German shepherd who at 9 weeks, already shows signs of
being a natural at pet therapy. Pam recently brought Ekko
to the Hospice of Davidson County campus, where staff was
able to meet her. Ekko will begin her obedience classes at
12 weeks as she starts her journey as a pet therapy dog.
Hospice of Davidson County would like to thank Pam and
her pet therapy team for their continued dedication and
for choosing to be a part of our team. While she constantly
expresses her blessings of being able to do what she loves,
we want her to know that we are indeed the lucky ones.
Brynda Bullard (right) was a volunteer who
helped with administrative tasks and fundraising events, including the annual Ride for
Angels every July. Brynda loved to hug her
friends, including fellow volunteer Teresa Parks
(pictured left).
Dan Atwood was a patient-family
volunteer who always brighten his
patient’s days. He clearly loved
NC State and was an avid fan.
Sandy Maxwell (pictured in green in the forefront
of the image) was a patient-family volunteer who
gave her heart to Hospice of Davidson County.
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STAFF NEWS
Donna Albright, RN, BSN, CHPN, recently earned her
certification as a Hospice and Palliative Nurse (CHPN)
from the National Board of Certified Hospice and
Palliative Nurses. Donna is a full-time nurse at the Hinkle
Hospice House.
6th Annual
Golf Tournament
Hospice of Davidson County will hold its 6th Annual Benefit
Golf Tournament on Thursday, April 25th 2013. The annual
tournament will be held at Sapona Ridge (formally Sapona)
Country Club with proceeds designated for patient and
family services.
The Captain’s Choice tournament will begin with
registration at 11:00 a.m. and includes a grilled lunch at
12:30 p.m. followed by a shotgun start at 2:00 p.m. If we
have an increase in teams over last year, we will also have
a morning registration beginning at 7:00 a.m. followed by a
shotgun start at 8:00 a.m. with lunch following morning play.
The $75 per person entry fee includes lunch, green fees,
cart, snacks and beverages. Trophies and cash prizes will
be awarded for the 1st and 2nd place teams. Players will
have the chance to win a number of other prizes, including
a prize for closest to the pin on all Par 3’s, longest drive and
straightest drive.
Sponsorships for the tournament are still available. A
special corporate registration offer is available for $400
and includes a team spot plus a business advertisement
banner on your team’s carts as well as a hole sponsorship.
Hole sponsorships are also available for $100 each. A
hole sponsorship includes signage on one tee during the
tournament.
Hospice of Davidson County is a non-profit, United Way
agency and is approved by the Accreditation Commission
of Health Care, a further recognition of the excellence of
their healthcare practices. For more information about this
event or registration please contact Tammy Troublefield at
336-474-2087 or [email protected].
Thanks to the following sponsors who have already
committed for 2013:
Long Ashes Cigar Club (Corporate Sponsor)
Walter M. Fulp, III, CPA, PA (Hole Sponsor)
Emerywood Hematology/Oncology (Hole Sponsor)
Gordon’s Furniture Discount Center, Inc. (Hole Sponsor)
Brandyberry & Associates (Hole Sponsor)
Cousins Advertising, Inc. (Hospitality Sponsor)
Thomasville Medical Center (Platinum Sponsor)
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April Anders, RN, has joined the agency as a registered
nurse for the Home Care program.
Bridget Breed, MSW, has joined the agency as the Social
Worker for the Hinkle Hospice House. Bridget earned
her Master of Social Work degree from the Greater
Rochester, NY Collaborative and has worked most
recently as a Renal Social Worker at Northside Dialysis
Center in Winston-Salem.
Rhonda Davis, M.Div, MSW, LCSW-A, has accepted a
new position as Bereavement Counselor for Hospice of
Davidson County. In her new role, she will coordinate
support groups and community grief programs.
Helen Fitzgerald, CSW, accepted a new position as the
Community Education Coordinator in the Marketing
and Development department. In her new role, Helen
will coordinate all community education programs and
speaking engagements for Hospice of Davidson County.
Helen previously served as the Social Worker at the Hinkle
Hospice House for the past four years.
Kelly Hamrick, RN, BSN, accepted a new position as a Nurse
Liaison in the Home Care program. In her new role, Kelly
will serve as the primary liaison between our agency and
long term care facilities in our county.
Glen B. Hubbard, CPA, MBA, CHFP, has joined the agency
as Chief Financial Officer. Glen is a Certified Public
Accountant and a Certified Healthcare Financial Planner.
He has a Masters Degree in Business Administration from
Virginia Tech. Glen most recently worked for Wake
Forest Baptist Health in Winston-Salem as the Director for
Financial Reporting and Tax.
Rev. David S. Kolb, Ph.D., M.Div., has joined the agency as
Chaplain and Spiritual Counselor. David is an ordained
chaplain through the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship and
most recently worked as a hospice chaplain for Beacon
Hospice in East Providence, Rhode Island.
Sue Martin, RN, has joined the agency as a registered
nurse for the Home Care program. Before joining the
Hospice of Davidson County staff, Sue worked for Alpha
Healthcare of the Carolinas.
Ashley Powers, RN, CHPN, recently earned her certification
as a Hospice and Palliative Nurse (CHPN) from the
National Board of Certified Hospice and Palliative Nurses.
Ashley is a full-time nurse for Hospice of Davidson County.
First Annual Luminary Service
By Tammy Troublefield, LPTA, Community Outreach Coordinator
As the holiday season was approaching we found ourselves outside under
rainy skies trying to coordinated and place 400 luminaries for our first
Annual Luminary Service.
Our Memorial/Honorarium service was something we had talked about
providing for the families in our community for a long time. We knew
it wasn’t going to be an easy task but most things worth doing seldom
are, so we kept going. We dealt with cold rainy weather, grass blowing
into our luminaries from weed eaters and had to be cleaned out, our first
attempt at “In memory of…” labels bubbled in the rain and had to be
removed and replaced. As I said we knew our first year wasn’t going to be
easy but providing this luminary service was important to us and a special
way for us to remember us patients and reconnect with their families as
well as the community.
On Tuesday, December 11, 2012, Hospice of Davidson County held its
first Annual Luminary Service. From 5-8:00 p.m. we invited our patient’s
families and the community to come out to our campus and pick up
their pre-ordered 2012 Hospice of Davidson County Christmas Keepsake
Ornaments. In addition to pre-ordering a handcrafted porcelain dove
you could also reserve a luminary that would be labeled with the name of
a loved one and displayed on our campus through the holiday season.
Tuesday evening we had several hundred people come out to our
campus, enjoy refreshments selected from our Keep Your Fork Cookbook
and prepared by our staff and volunteers, pick up their ornaments, had
them personalized then stroll around our campus and view the 400
luminaries on display. It was a powerful evening, which brought with it a lot
of smiles, tears and memories.
The Christmas season has come and gone; the luminaries have come
down, been cleaned and stored. Even though I miss looking out my
window every evening and seeing the glow from the luminaries, I know
Christmas 2013 will be here before we know it and provide our community
with another opportunity to remember our loved ones in a special way.
Captions for photos here
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Hospice of Davidson County, Inc. gratefully acknowledges the memorials, contributions, and honorariums received in our office between April 1, 2012 and
September 30, 2012. If we have inadvertently omitted a donation from this listing, please notify our office. Also, when making memorials, please include the
name and address of a family member so we can notify them of the gift.
APRIL 2012 MEMORIALS
Elsie Smith Banks
Sonny and Nancy Conrad
Charles Barker, Jr.
Fairview United Methodist Church
Ventures in Faith Sunday School
Class
Terry and Cindy Darr
Scott Bean
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Monk
Michael Beck
Gail, Angela and Casey Beck
Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Sowers
Norman Beck
Gail, Angela and Casey Beck
Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Sowers
Bud Bender
Mrs. Jerline Bender
Homer Biesecker
Mrs. Jacqueline Biesecker
Fannie St. John Billings
Carl Rose & Sons Inc.
Production Systems Inc. – William
Ball
Mary Reid Snyder Black
Ms. Cathie Alexander
Mr. Jay Welborn
Sidney Bowers
Ms. Laurinda Cooper
Mr. and Mrs. David Lee
Bob and Marty Munt
Mickey Brooks
Mr. Jimmy Holshouser
Peggy Burchett
Mrs. Doris Barnhardt
Mrs. Alice Ervin
Ms. Louise Young
Sara Calvert
Mr. Jack A. Calvert
Polly Cameron
David and Linda Diamond (Doris
Duke Charitable Foundation
Matching Gift Program)
Rhoten Cassidy
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Steven Smith
Harold Cobb
Bob and Judy S. Howard
Cletus Cranford
Rodger and Sylvia Foster
Carl Crisp
Mrs. Daisy Crisp
Stevie Davis
Davis Girls First Cousins
Mildred Dennis
Allen and Brenda Ferguson
Patti Diane Dyson
JBA Benefits on behalf of Larmore
Landscaping Associates
Mary Eddinger
Mrs. Beverly Cecil
Ms. Mildred Cecil, John D. Cecil,
Jr., John III, Matthew Cecil,
Deborah Cecil Watson and
Ashley Craver
Jean Enoch
Mr. Kevin Jones
Ms. Lisa Jones
Ms. Karla Tester
Douglas and Lisa Tomlin
Hazel Frank
Mr. Harley Yarbrough
David Freedle
Gino Abrego
Dave Freedle Family - Charlie
and Glenda Essic, Wesley and
Linda Hanes
Edith Gallimore
Phillip and Rita Steed
Inez Garrison
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Everhart
Danny Hall
Ms. Mary Conrad
Mrs. Charleen Fowler
Mrs. Toni Morton
Pete and Vickie Summey
Mr. Darrell Wilson
Steve Hanes
Ms. Earlene Hanes
Harley Haney
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Mr. and Mrs. Gene Miller
Charles (Pete) Hatley
Ms. Lois Brown
Tony and Adelia Carrick
Gilmer and Linda Hege
Ms. Pamela Hollodick
Mr. and Mrs. Benny Gray Koonts
Mr. James R. Leonard
Sid and Miranda Proctor
Ms. Sharon White
Brenda Hepler
Kermit and Mary Ann Bell
Michael and Mary Louise Holmes
Ms. Lynda Holt
Lawrence Hiatt
Ms. Ann Brown
Benny and Lorraine Crotts
Joe and Jean Hiatt
Judy and Annie Tysinger, Mr. and
Mr. Leo Linthicum, Leon Beusse,
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Crisco, Edward
Potter and Gloria Hunton
Mr. and Mrs. Moir Whicker
Geneva Hines
Danny and Geraldine Byerly
John Hines
Robert Holt
Mrs. Elfriede G. Holt
Early Rufus Hopkins
Ms. Marylyn Hilton
Mr. Harold Hopkins
Arline Stout Huffman
Ron and Carol Willard
Faye Huneycutt
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Fritts
Don Hunt
Mrs. Billie Allred
Robert and Sherry Brown
John Emory and Pat Johnson
Jerry and Rose Poole
Lohr and Linda Younts
Charles Johnson
Mrs. Linda Dobbins
Doris (Dot) Jones
Ms. Ruth Jarrett
Lucille Kester
Ms. Elaine Stutts
Mozelle Kindley
Eddy and Nell Beck
Dale and Lisa Embler
Cora Kirk
Piedmont Chemical Industries
I, LLC
Rachael Koonts
Cloyd and Kathy Philpott
Edith Lambeth
Kenneth and Frances Lambeth
Ruth Lanier
Bruce and Joan Cope and
Family
Mrs. Alyce Lanier
Finch Leonard
Dr. Frank Ochoa
Lynda Leonard
Buddy and Frankie Hedrick
William Eugene Link
Mrs. Audrey Hughes
Ronnie and Linda Reeves
Ernest (Red) Livengood
Lynn and Janet Griggs
Rick and JoAnna Tally
Ms. Juanita Ward
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wilson
Charles Mallory
Daymark Recovery Services
First Baptist Church of Griffith
Mrs. Linda Mallory
Shirley Mayerle
Square ‘N’ Aders Dance Club
Don and Deanna Beck
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wilson
Charles Medlin
Ms. Laurinda Cooper
Doug and Donna Everhart
Patsy Medlin
Charles Melton
Gilmer and Linda Hege
George Moore, III
Mrs. Donna Moore
Floyd Mulbrook
Ms. Hazel Frady
Daniel Myers
Mrs. Irene Myers
Betty Owens
Priscilla Parker
Lowe’s Food Stores, Inc.
Gloria Pope
Liberty Arms Residents (Geneva
Owen)
Bobby Craver Reich
Ken and Gail Welborn
Randy Rose
Calvary United Church of Christ
Mary Joyce Rummage
Dan and Kathy Crews
Mrs. Dot Davis
Gilmer Rupard
Mrs. Mary Rupard
Sally Shoemaker
Lexington High School Class of
1947
Ms. Betty Harris
Don Skinner
Bill and Patti Meadley
Dollie Smith
Everett and Gladys Pye
Richard and Diane Stone, Sally
Ann, Abe, Rick and Angie Stone
and Kids, Wendy and Terry Brasier
and Kids
Sarah Snyder
Mr. and Mrs. William Anderson
Eston Stokes
Ms. Jane Everhart
Sherry Stone
Jamie and Cathy Hiatt
Lloyd Surratt
Beck’s Reformed Church Seniors
Ms. Emilie Pierce
Mr. Charles Swing
Alice Swaim
Mr. and Mrs. William Kearney
Bill and Betsy Knott
Donnie Swaney
Ron and Patricia Carrick
Earlene Swicegood
Reeds Volunteer Fire
Department, Inc.
Barbara and Butch Foster
Ms. Ruby Lassiter
Mrs. Jody Smith, Karen Smith,
Kathy Miller and Pam Loveless
Gwen Swing
R. Leon and LaRue L. Cline Family
Tommy Swing
R. Leon and LaRue L.Cline Family
Alice Temple
Elrene Thomas
Karl and Mary Bolstad
Winward Truitt
Midway School Road Baptist
Church
Mr. Gregory Hedrick
Tommy and Shirley Parker
Mrs. Lisa Pierce
Terry and Deborah Triplett
Floyd and Nancy White
Jack Wadford
Mr. Doug Stroud
Walter Warren
Robert Weiser
Corl and Mildred Koontz
Ms. Sherry Weiser
Joseph Westbrook
Ms. Myrtle Carwile
Myra Whitesell
Jonnye Wilson
Jamie and Cathy Hiatt
Helen Wood
Mr. Danny Wood
James Foy Yarbrough
Bruce and Diane Fulbright
Lloyd and Betty Tysinger
APRIL 2012 HONORARIUMS
Kaye Smith Orman
Dr. Ewart Brown
Claudia Rapier
Mr. Franklin D. Austin
Margie Swicegood’s 90th birthday
Ms. Anne Bulluck
Nathan Thompson’s 10th birthday
Nathan Thompson’s guests and
friends
Jeanne Wall
Mr. and Mrs. William Medford
APRIL 2012 DONATIONS
Ms.Vernetta Amos
Angelique Nail Salon & Spa –
Angelique Nguyen
B & L Insulation
BB&T
Mr. Michael Baer
Mr. Nick Baker
Bank of North Carolina
Mr. Dan Batchler
Mr. Doc Beard
Mr. Danny Beck
Mr. David Beck
Mr. Micky Beck
Mrs. Mary B. Berrier
Best Disposal Inc./Todco Inc.
Carolina Drawers, Inc.
Carter Millwork, Inc.
Bobby and Margaret Chapman
Ms. Crystal Christiansen
City of Lexington
Clearview Baptist Church – Sister
Chicks
Colonial Life
Mr. Tim Coltrane
Community Drug Store, Inc.
Ms. Karen Williams Cooke
Mr. Al Dockery
Don Juan’s Mexican Restaurant
Gary and Sylvia Drake
Emanuel Reformed Church
Energy United
Enterprise Masonic Lodge No.
752
Mr. Danny Everhart
Eye Opener Bowling League
Files Chapel Baptist Church
Pastors Aide
First Bank - Thomasville
First Baptist Church – Frady/
Johnson Mission Group
First Presbyterian Church
First United Methodist Church
Mr. Bob Floyd
Mr. Darren Foster
Mr. Keith Frazier
Freedom Missionary Baptist
Church
Grace Baptist Temple – Glory
Girls
Mr. Steve Gray
Robert and Pam Guy
Mr. Ray Hackney
Mr. Charles Hale
Rev. Randy Hall
Mr. John Hart
Mr. Joel Hartley
Thad and Glenda Hartley
Hilltop Baptist Church
Home Instead Senior Care
Ms. Janet Hull
Mr. Alan Hurley
Mr. Wallace Hurley
IBM Employee Services Center
Employees
Dr. and Mrs. Bill Inabinett
Industrial Federal Bank
Mrs. Doris S. Jacobs
Mr. Bill Kennedy
Mr. Lacy Kennedy
Lanier Hardware, Inc.
Mrs. Mary Leonard
Ms. Jennifer Stokes Lowery
Mr. Gary Lyons
Mr. Patrick Lyons
Dr. Felizardo Mangundayao
Mr. Scott Mason
Mr. Frank McGraw
Ms. Brenda McKeel
Mr. Johnathan Meyers
Mr. Bill Minter
Mr. Bill Mitchell
Mr. Alan Montgomery
Ms. Edie W. Moore
Mountcastle Insurance
Mr. Jeff Mullin
Murrow’s Transfer, Inc.
National Wholesale Co., Inc.
NewBridge Bank
PPG Industries
Pallet Resource of NC, Inc.
Mr. Charles Parnell
Rev. Charlie Patrick
Pilgrim Reformed Church
Ms. Patricia Price
Mr. Nicholas Priddy
RCR Racing
Rich Fork Baptist Church
Rives & Associates, LLP
Donald and Sarah Roha
Ms. Phyllis Rowland
Mrs. Jan Scott
Sears of Lexington
Second Reformed United Church
of Christ
Mr. Joe Silver
Ian and Talmadge Silversides
Mr. and Mrs. John Sink
Mr. Dwight Smith
Dalewyn Spinks
Mr. Brandon Stewart
Thomasville Medical Center
Turlington and Company, LLC
Mr. Joel Tuttle
Unilin Flooring
United Way of Davidson County
United Way of Greater
Milwaukee
Ms. Alice Vassallo
Mr. John Vernon
Mr. Robert Vinson
Wake Forest Baptist Health Lexington Medical Center
Ms. Jeanne Wall
Mr. Tim Walser
Mr. Pete Warfford
Sam Watford Construction, LLC
Westside Ladies Fellowship
Bill and Jane Whitehurst
Mr. Mike Wilson
Mr. Keith Wingler
Mr. Clinton Wood, Jr.
Mr. Clinton Wood, Sr.
Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Wright
Mr. Don Wyatt
Mr. David Yates
Mr. Bob Yelton
Mr. Gene Young
Mr. Mark Young, Sr.
Younts Insurance Agency, Inc.
Your Pharmacy of Lexington
Zion United Church of Christ
Mr. and Mrs. Travis Zubke – One
Construction
MAY 2012 MEMORIALS
Buster Adkins
Ms. Elaine Stutts
Charles Barker
Brenda Byerly, Tommy and Stacy
Mrs. Dorothy Overcash
Ms. Faye Proctor
William Battle
Buford and Carol Phillips
Edith Foster Baxter
Reeds High School Class of 1952
Classmates
Herbert H. Beck, Sr.
Mrs. Carrie Beck
Mr. Hubert H. Beck, Jr.
Mary Black
Jim Leonard American Legion
Auxiliary Unit 8
Sidney Bowers, Jr.
Brady and Carol Warner
William (Bill) Briggs
Mrs. Peggy Briggs
Webb Brinkley
Tony and Phyllis Leonard
Howard Sandford Bryan, Jr.
Mrs. Patti Hayworth
Lena Byerly
Audrey Everhart and Carol
Phillips
Don Byrd
PowerLab Control Technologies
Bill and Catherine Mills
Ron and Linda Swicegood
James Carpenter, Jr.
Doris B. Beck and Family
George Cherry
Buford and Carol Phillips
Edna Conrad
Mr. Ralph V. Starr
Guy Cook
Dare, Lindsay, Eric, Jessica and
Grayson Bailey
Ms. Doris B. Beck and Family
Joel and Cindy Hartley
Mrs. Patricia Kepley
Benjamin and Patrice Thompson
Stevie Davis
Ms. Nancy Lamm
Mary Eddinger
Victory Baptist Church – Ladies
and Men’s Sunday School
Classes
Joseph Falkenberry
Donna Lee Loflin School
Energizer, Inc.
Nancy Burger and Family
Ida Mae Whitley Freeman
Ms. Annetta Everhart
Johnny and Carolyn McCarn
Todd and Kathy Shoaf
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Sparks
Ms. Nancy Swicegood
Marjorie Gallimore
Ms. Ernestine Bode
Teresa Gregg
Mrs. Nellwynn Grubb
Danny Hall
Slick and Karen Yoemans
Harley Haney
NewBridge Bank
Ms. Laurinda Cooper
Arthur Harris
Ms. Katherine Deanes
Terry and Linda Lambeth
Mary Hartman
Ashe Lodge No. 594 A.F. & A.M.
Ms. Doris Oliver
Ms. Carol Shepherd
Margaret Hedrick
Ms. Margaret Beck
Ruby Hensley
PACU- Ginger Bradley, Laura Frey
and Dianne Artz
Brenda Hepler
Ms. Gail M. Shinn
Beauford Hiatt
Mrs. Mary Hiatt
Barbara Smith Hill
Carolina American Tours
Rich Fork Baptist Church – The
Sunshine Gang
United Motorcoach Association
Mark and Miriam Adderholdt,
Youthalene and Ruby Nifong
Bob and Jeanette Beck
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Bryant
John and Balinda Ferree
Doak and Nancy Gallimore
Shirley H. Greene and Mary H.
Moore
Frank and Ola Hall
C.B. Haywood and Family
C. Larry and Linda Hepler
Robert and Pat Hepler
Bob and Judy Howard
George and Sara Jones
Ed and Nancy Kearns
Lawrence and Nancy Lyndon
Ms. Doris Meredith
Max and Louise Parrish
Ms. Peggy Safrit
Darrell and Judy Smith
Don and Ann Smith
Tommy and Hilda Talbert
Gary Yates, the Yates Family,
Hazel McCarter and Betty Yates
Nancy Hill
Conrad Tire & Automotive
Ted and Jane Craddock
Wilbert Hill, Sr.
Alpha Healthcare of the
Carolinas Staff
Laurel Springs Baptist Church
Mark and Sandra English
Ms. Annetta Everhart
Johnny and Carolyn McCarn
Mr. and Mrs. Dean McDaniel
Ms. Mary Frances Underwood
Geneva Hines
John Hines
Loyd Gilmer Holton
Mrs. Kathy Shoaf
Rick Hooker
Mr. Fred H. McIntyre
Gil and Cheryl McNeill
Gil and Len McNeill
Arline Stout Huffman
Godfather’s Pizza
Charles and Sheila Binkley
Notie Faye Huneycutt
Mt. Olivet United Methodist
Church – The Heart Circle
Mt. Olivet United Methodist
Church – The Messengers Sunday
School Class
Mr. and Mrs. Avery Belton
Mike and Terri Bradley
Terry and Norma Brown
Johnie and Diane Cain
Charles and Kathy Craver
Paul and Isabelle Evans
Ms. Helen Everhart
Mrs. Emily Barnhardt Ford
Ms. Gaynell Hyatt
Ms. Dorothy Howard Irving
Ms. Janice Johnson
Ronald and Christine Musgrave
Gary and Donna Pellett
Walter and Maxine Pieschke and
Family, Cherrie and Lanny Havers
and Cathie and Timothy Morrison
Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Sensabaugh, Jr.
Glen and Freda Shoaf
Ronald and Pamela Sink
Mr. and Mrs. Khurshed Wadia
Jeff and Cindy Zimmerman
Don Hunt
Vernon and Betty Darr
Delaney Jackson
Ms. Pat Brookshire
Robert Jenkins
Mrs. Barbara Jenkins
Glenda Swicegood Joyce
Classmates
Donald Kepley
Classmates
Mozelle Kindley
Mt. Zion Wesleyan Church – The
Ladies Bible Class
Bryce and Ruby Embler
Charles and Glenda Everhart
Nell Jo Kreeger
Edna Lane
Ms. Doris Brinkley Beck
Kathy Leonard
Mrs. Martha Leonard
Ernest (Red) Livengood
Brett and Alice Moore
Dr. Alex Moser
Mr. Bill Simmons
Wiley Loflin
Herbert and Linda Bryan
Lottie Loftin
Ms. Doris Brinkley Beck
Delvert and Annie London
Ms. Linda London
Bobby Lookabill
Ernie and Joanna Lookabill
Mrs. Shelby Lookabill and
Lookabill Family
Mr. and Mrs. Willie G. Lookabill, Jr.
Shirley Mayerle
Dick and Julia Eller
Joan McGown
Davidson County Woodcarvers
Square-N-Aders Dance Club
Ms. Peggy Bates
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Bauerschmidt
B.G. and Ruth Gentry
Mrs. Gertrude O’Dowd
Bill and Karen Tait
Bobby Lee Miller
Homer and Jonell Hayes
Don Morris
Denton High School Class of 1953
Jim and Judi Boggs
Dorise Myers
Dennis and Donna Shoaf
Donald R. Neves
Mr. Kenneth Neves
Johnny Ray Orman, Sr.
Bill and Mona Gail Berrier
Mrs. Nellwynn Grubb
Jon, Tia, Laci and Landon Hill
Tommy Phillips
Everyone at Wilkerson and
Associates
Mrs. Meredith Andrews
Mrs. Barbara Beck
Eric and Stephanie Biesecker
Jim and Gayle Burke
Loretta Butler, Nonni Grestini and
Uncle Bob and Lina Grestini
Mary Kathryn Cooper, Genindle,
Ann and Gary, Jr.
Bill and Sara DeLapp
Mrs. Marlene P. Ix
Mrs. Mildred Lopp
Bert and Carol May
Thompson and Kristie Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Moore, Jr.
Ms. Rhonnie Newton
Ms. Lib Samuels
Ian and Talmadge Silversides
Mr. Shawn Tervelt
Ms. Betsy Willis
Ethel Potts
Morris Auction Company
Claudia Rapier
Ms. Alma S. Smith
Bobby Craver Reich
John Richardson
Daniel and Donna Derby
Austin Rose
City of Lexington Electric Dept.
G.W. Smith Lumber Company
Hyco Hunt Club
Shelba D. Johnson Trucking, Inc.
Ms. Paula Bruff
Mrs. Cornelia Conrad
Richard and Jainell Hedrick
Mr. and Mrs. Gerard T. Kelly
Mrs. Shirley Phillips
Mrs. Lateffa Rose
Randy Rose
Mrs. Lateffa Rose
Gilmer Rupard
Mrs. Karen Floyd
Novella Saie
Mrs. Elizabeth Hayworth
Harry Samet
Karen Lanier, DDS, MS, PA
Dorlis Senter
Ms. Robin Senter-Sink
Jimmy Sexton
Jim and Judi Boggs
Joe and Helen Parnell
Betty Shipko
Mr. Steven Eller
Mary Smith Shoaf
Karl and Gail Harris
Dean and Alice Michael
Odell and Linda Miller
Jack and Mazie Troutman,
Patricia Darr, Melissa Darr and
Jackie Yates and Family
Sally Shoemaker
Lexington City Council and City
employees
Bobby and Janice Hamil
Dan and Susan Medlin
Dollie Smith
Ms. Barbara L. Alley
Bill and Mona Gail Berrier
Mrs. Nellwynn Grubb
Ms. Gayle Hedrick
Jon, Tia, Laci and Landon Hill
Frank and Wanda Odell
Gene and Jo Smith
Ms. Joyce Stone
Ms. Betty Younts
Larry Van Smith
J.W. and Betty Bates
Max L. Smith
TE Connectivity Matching Gift
Program
Sarah Snyder
Smith Grove Baptist Church
Paula Stroud-Kenney’s son
Ms. Elaine Stutts
Johnnie Brian Stewart
Jerry and Dorcas Weavil
Sherry Stone
Ms. Karen Harris
James Studebaker
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Budensiek
Alice Swaim
The Conway National Bank
officers and staff
Earlene Swicegood
Todd and Kathy Shoaf
Felix (Phil) Tartaglia
Brooks and Kay Walker
Elizabeth Taylor
Mrs. Carrie Beck
Mr. Hubert H. Beck, Jr.
Ms. Lois D. Brown
Barbara Everhart, Dare, Marie,
Shirley and Vickie
Harold Foster Family
Mrs. Lateffa Rose
Charles Ray Thomas
Elrene Thomas
Ms. Lib Samuels
Winward Truitt
Church – Ladies Sunday School
Class
Church – Men’s Sunday School
Class
Robert and Teresa Harden
Mary Tysinger
Ray Bernard Verdell
Ms. Rochelle C. Bobo
Jack Wadford
Darrell and Joyce Watkins
Archie Ward
Howard and Rachel Cox
Paula (Polly) Williams
Bob and Jeanette Beck
Steve and Mary Hoffman
Delores Leonard and Ann
Clodfelter
Marlene Younts
Thomas Built Buses, Inc.
Rhonda Kindley and Family
Tena Stone and Family
Robert and Lori Wilkerson
Willa Younts
Auxiliary Unit 8
MAY 2012 HONORARIUMS
Arvil & Peggy Styers 58th wedding
anniversary
Ben and Celia Stalvey
Phil Styers birthday
Rev. Misty Polston York
Dollie Smith Family
MAY 2012 DONATIONS
Aetna Foundation
American Express Company
Employee Giving Program
Mrs. Cindi M. Beal
Biscuit King
Mr. Thurston Bowman
Ms. Lisa Byerly
Café 35
Carolina House of Lexington
Ms. Martha C. Cecil
Childress Vineyards
Ms. Crystal Christiansen
Ms. Luise Coley
Cook’s BBQ
Mr. Russell Dameron
Davidson County Community
College
Davis Chevrolet
Dispatch
Dixon Golf, Inc.
Ms. Frieda A. Dunlap
Edward Jones Investments
Fair Grove United Methodist
Church
Mrs. Robin M. Frank
French’s Foodservice
Mrs. Vivian Gilliam
Mr. Johnny R. Henderson
Henry James
Mr. Billy D. Hutchens
Jacob’s Creek Stone Company,
Inc. – Mr. Jeff McKinney
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Ms. Sonia Johnson
Mr. Bobby Kernstine
Ms. Judy W. King
Mr. Larry Gene Kinley
Ms. Teresa Leonard
Lexington Chapter AAMA NC052
– Lori Hodges R.T. and Sherry
Snow Wells R.T.
Ms. Linda London
Ms. Gwyn Long
Love of God Baptist Church
Ms. Jann G. Lund
Mr. Anthony M. Martin
Mr. Reese Martin
Ms. Amy Medlin
Mi Casa
Mr. Johnny Miller
Mrs. Paula D. Motley
Mountcastle Insurance
Mr. Ken Neves
New Jerusalem United Church
of Christ
Frank and Debbie Polston
R. H. Barringer-Linwood
Ms. Patricia Reich
Rick’s Restaurant – Mr. and Mrs.
Kelly Smith
Chris and Ann Ripple
Sand Dollar Coupons
Sapona Country Club
Signworks of NC, Inc.
Ms. Lynda Snider
Southern Lunch of Lexington
Speedy Lohr’s BBQ of Arcadia
Steven and Shirl Sumner
Mr. William Terwilliger
Ms. Wanda Tillman
Time Out Hut
Truist - United Way
Viola Tussey Family – Paula Bailey,
Michelle Wright and Keith Wright
Ms. Karen Tysinger
Union Baptist Church
Union Grove Baptist Church – The
Fellowship Class
United Beverages of NC, LLC
Greensboro
United Way of Tri-County, Inc.
Walmart Super Center
Walter’s Grove Baptist Church
Wells Fargo Community Support
Campaign
Wendy’s Old Fashioned
Hamburgers
Mr. Charles West
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Ms. Cathy Wilkins
Ms. Angelia Wilson
Yarborough’s Restaurant
JUNE 2012 MEMORIALS
Elsie Smith Banks
Mrs. Ruby J. Leonard
Robert and Ramona Phelps
Glena Barber
Ms. Rhonda Barber
William Battle
Ms. Audrey Everhart
Bruce Beck
Davis Townsend School
Graduating Class of 1955
Ms. Tanya Gallimore
Homer Biesecker
John Biesecker
Harriett Bolstad
Gary and Sue Wikstrom
Karen Brinkley
Ms. Michelle Petty
George Cherry
Ms. Audrey Everhart
Edna Conrad
Steve and Glenna Garner
Richard Conrad
Roger and Elizabeth Hayworth
Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Miller
Guy Cook
Greg and Guyla Kepley
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Troutman
and Family
Lucy Audrey Cullom
Mrs. Beverly Cecil
J. R. (Buck) Everhart
Steve Fitzgerald
Ms. Gladys Decker
Mrs. Barbara B. Smith
Rev. Misty Polston York
Foy Floyd
John and Judy Greer
Steve and Babette Grubbs
Dale and Pam Harris
Doody and Mary Ellen Hinson
and Families
Mike and Margie Misenheimer
Miss Ruth Parks
Donald Foster, Sr.
Mr. Ronnie Foster
Homer Keith Foster
Ms. Jeanine Tate
Mr. Caleb Truitt
Cindy Hammitt
Mr. Randy Hammitt
Doris Ripple Hancock
Hasty High School Graduating
Class of 1952
Arthur Harris
Mr. Randall Harris
Jerry and Faye Hill
Mary & Michael Harris
Mr. Randall Harris
Willa Mae Harrison
Pleasant Grove United Methodist
Church
Jim Hedrick
Ms. Louanne Hedrick
Beauford Hiatt
Mrs. Mary Hiatt
Barbara Smith Hill
Ms. Bertie Benfield
Ms. Rachel Buchanan
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hill
Ms. Ailene Johnson
Ms. Barbara Kivett
Mr. John Laskowski
Jerry and Paula Smith
Wilbert Hill
Mr. Larry Sides
Geneva Hines
Danny and Gealdine Byerly
John Hines
Blanche Hiott
Hedrick of Thomasville, Inc.
Mrs. Jeannette Coggins
Joe and Cathy Hedgpeth
Gary and Carin Hiott
Rick Hooker
Fred and Lou Adkins
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Faye Huneycutt
Ms. Patricia Walters
Rachael Koonts
Trinity United Methodist Church
Gilmer Lanier
Mrs. Alyce Lanier
Ross Lanier
Bill, Donna and Dawn Lanier
Ms. Mitzi Lanier
Larry and Tina Swing
Ruth Lanier
Bill, Donna and Dawn Lanier
Herman Lawhorn
Ms. Risa Hanau
Mildred Lemly
Sheets Memorial Baptist Church
Mrs. Jill Allen
Mr. James Lloyd Comer
Roger and Marian Comer
George and Jimmie Jean Hunt
Calvin and Vicki Lemly
Paul Joel and Phyllis Lemly
Brad, Kelly and Leah Ross
Carter and Doris Stokes
Dorothy Link
Lexington, NC Probation Office
co-workers
Ms. Jeraldine Brooks
Ms. Myrna Deshazo
Ms. Pattie Everhart
W.J. Loflin
Alvin and Angie Gallimore
J.C. Luffman
Lora Younts @Younts Insurance
Agency
Hubert McConnell
Mr. Randy Hammitt
Ernestine Mounts
Marvin and Sandy Driggers
Charles and Lucy Robbins
Ms. Jane Williams
Ms. Melissa Williams
Cecile Patterson
Xi Beta Lambda Sorority
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Tommy Phillips
Fred and Lou Adkins
J.B. and Betty Lopp
Barry Pope
Dr. Sam Portaro
Mark and Carol Milligan
Ethel Potts
Denton Volunteer Fire
Department
Claudia Rapier
Southwood School Retirees
Austin Rose
Davidson County Home Builders
Assoc.
Doris Rose
Randy Rose
Nora Rule
Unique Carving
Ms. Michelle Petty
Novella Saie
Oscar and Jackie Blackwell
Ms. Theresa Matthews
James and Sharon Miller
Mrs. Debbie Saie
Maggie Jane Sink
Ms. Dixie Crawford
Anne Harvey, Melanie Waldon
and Terry Harvey
Jerry and Betty Isley
Ms. Susan Kennedy
Mr. and Mrs. George Saintsing
Shelby Wood Sink
Mrs. Ruby L. Leonard
Hester Sipe
Robert and Lori Wilkerson
Bernard Smith
Ms. Priscilla Smith
Johnnie Brian Stewart
The Randolph Professionals
Network 1 & 2 of the Asheboro/
Randolph Chamber of
Commerce
Tom and Edwina Webster
Earlene Swicegood
Mark, Kelly, Sam and Rachel
Hamrick
Elizabeth Taylor
Elrene Thomas
Fred and Lou Adkins
Wendi Trexler
Alvin and Angie Gallimore
Jake Troxler
Mr. Christopher Barker
Jake’s Viet Nam Buddies and
Families
Robert Vanhoy
Mrs. Pat Medlin
Charles, Jean, Terri and Sherri
Williamson
Lillie A. Vanzant
Mr. Ronnie Foster
Archie Ward
Bill and Elizabeth Byerly
Joseph and Susan Hedrick
Willis and Doris Hedrick
Mr. John Smith
David, Shirley and Edith Truitt
Grandchildren of John and Lottie
Ward
David and Mary Ward Workman
Ray Watkins
VFW Post 3074
Lonnie and Martha Hege
Steve and Brenda Troutman
Ms. Audrey Winebarger
Jessie Mae Watson
Hanes Construction Co.
Dennis Ray Welborn
Mr. Gregory Hedrick
Gene and TonyaYoung
Lorraine White
Mr. George White
Bill Whitley
Mrs. Arlie Grey Whitley
Southside Baptist Church
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bullock
Ms. Joyce Clodfelter
Mr. and Mrs. William Kivett, Jr.
Jody Paus and the Game GirlsFaye Compton, Elizabeth King,
Victoria Gray, Kathy Wright,
Sharron Chesney, Martha Perrell
and Jo Moore
Ms. Emily Walker
Paul Wilson
Mrs. Anne Harvey
Jacob Younts
Auxiliary Unit 8
JUNE 2012 HONORARIUMS
Linda Dobbins
Jones and Lisa Loflin
Bobbie Layne
Ms. Rhonda Barber
Virginia Shoaf’s birthday
Mrs. Maxine Callahan
Rev. Tammy Talbert
Jones and Lisa Loflin
JUNE 2012 DONATIONS
Alston Brook Nursing Rehab
Ms. Rhonda Barber
Ms. Kaye Blackwelder
Mark and Jessica Blair
Karl and Mary Bolstad
Brookstone Retirement Center
Carolina Farm Credit
Christo’s Lexington House of Pizza
Mike and Debbie Clinard
Ms. Joyce Clodfelter
Mr. Allen Comer
Ms. Monica Conrad
Conrad-Hinkle Food Market, Inc.
Crump-Fitzgerald-Shoaf-Evans
Family Reunion
Mr. Russell Dameron
Mr. Phil Davis
Danny and Missy Everhart
First Reformed United Church of
Christ
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Grimes, III
Mr. Randy Hammitt
Mr. Christopher Hege
Mrs. Brenda Hipp
Hounshell Insurance and
Financial Inc.
Ideacom of Central NC, Inc.
Mr. Bobby Kernstine
Gene and Judy King
Mr. Ted Koontz
Ms. Jan Leonard
Ms. Gwyn Long
Mr. Johnny Miller
Rick and Nancy Minter
James and Brenda Moore
Owen and Norma Moore
Monty and Joyce Oliver
Brad and Laura Owen
Mac and Beth Parrott – Parrott
Insurance & Benefits
Piedmont Medical Equipment
of Christ
Senior Rollers Bowling League of
the YMCA
Mr. Anthony Short
Ms. Mary Sloan
David A. and Barbara B. Smith
Jonathan and Sarah Smith
Mr. Wesley Smith
Smokey Joe’s Barbecue
Daniel and Barbara Sturgeon
Mrs. Phyllis Swink
Thomasville Medical Center
Tilley Harley Davidson of Salisbury
Truist - United Way
United Way of Southeastern
Pennsylvania
Mr. Charles West
Ms. Cathy Wilkins
Ms. Angelina Wilson
Mr. Paul Wilson
Mr. Michael Younts
JULY 2012 MEMORIALS
Fred Allen
Ms. Genevieve Allen and Family
Robbie Glenda Allen
William and Eleanor Allen
Clifton and Jan Pickett
Mavis Alley
Davis Townsend High School
Class of 1950
Ms. Anna Keiger
Ms. Susan Keiger
Craig and Brenda Shiver
Jewell Hilton Bayne
Ms. Dorothy Wood
Bruce Reid Beck
Silver Valley Elementary School
Staff
Reid and Sharon Cox
Donald Berndt
Ms. Jean Berndt
Sudie Berrier
Carteret Physical Therapy
Associates, Inc.
Ms. Beverly Essick
Ms. Barbara McCrary
Jerry and Barbara Tysinger
Harriett Bolstad
Wayne and Sally Rutherford
Mrs. Peggy Briggs
Bob & Kay Burkett
David C. and Barbara B. Smith
Lena Myers Byerly
James C. and Virginia Shoaf
Caroline Calvert
Harold Carter
Ruby Clement
Wayne and Patti Allman
Betty Ruth Conrad
Meadowview Presbyterian
Church
Roy and Anne Bevan
Carl and Etta Lee Conrad, Amy
and Jim, Debbie and Herbert
and Charles and Peggy
Margaret King and Martha
Thomas
Ms. Mildred Love
Ms. Evelyn Rush
Richard Conrad
Ned and Jo Freeman
Noel and Jean Leatherman
Smith, Holly and Gracie
Leatherman
Richard and Jacqueline Sechrist
Martha Ingram Cox
Bob and Shirley Bowers
Hugo and Janet Crigler
Neal and Laura Grimes
Ms. Shirlene Ladd
Mr. Robert Yearwood
John Reid Everhart
John and Hattie Snellings
Steve Fitzgerald
Advanced Home Care, Inc.
Mike and Libby (Cecil)
Alexander
Ronnie and Mary Ann Blair
Jimmy and Peggy Everhart
Aunt Alice Foster
James and Alice Gray
Ms. Nell Hedrick
Kenneth and Kay Hoover
Margaret King and Martha
Thomas
Ted and Jeanette Potts
Tim and Tonya Ragan
Ms. Charlotte Roberts
Mr. Clark Smith
Eddie Floyd and Sons
Mrs. Candy Bullabough
Louise Berrier Floyd
Gene and Donna Davis
Miss Ruth Parks
Homer Foster
Paul and Julie Barker
Larry and Libby Bennett
David and Lisa Burkhart
Joe and Leigh Foster
Thomas Freeman, Jr.
Tom and Jane Freeman
Lucy (Bonnie) Garner
Gordon’s Furniture Discount
Center
Ms. Gladys Decker
Mark and Angela Dobbins
Cleve and Mary Dunn
Mrs. Jerrie Lomax
James and Nancy Ward
Sonny and Nellie Whitener
Ms. Mimi Witherow
Cornelia Graham
Stephen Groszos
Ms. Connie Ralston
Jo Ann Hall
Ms. Kaye Blackwelder
Libby Freeman Hall
FGHS Class of 1951
Cindy Hammitt
Marvin and Idah Braund
Katherine Hanes
Wilma Hanes
Olen and Delta Essick Family
Arthur Harris
Braxton Culler, Inc.
Mark Alan Harris
Bowers Lumber Co., Inc.
Randy and Kathy Berrier
Chan and Sharon Creasman
Mr. Larry Potts
Mr. Fred Powers
Ms. Irma Woods
Mary Harris
Michael E. Harris
Willie Mae Harrison
Mrs. Frances Harrison, Clyde and
Carol, Tony and Debbie, Vernon
and Shirley, Ronnie
and Virginia
Betty Mae Hartsell
Mr. Thomas Waterhouse
Joe Edward Hedrick
Ms. Doris B. Beck and Family
Jimmy and Peggy Everhart
Jimmy and Sandra Fritts
Thad and Glenda Hartley
Willis and Doris Hedrick
Sam and Donese McBride
Miss Ruth Parks
Jim, Jeannette, Ben and Caryn
Renas
Maywood and Mary Louise
Wilkerson
Beauford Hiatt
Mrs. Mary Hiatt and Family
Barbara Smith Hill
Ms. Laura Haywood
Geneva Hines
John Hines
Charles (Doug) Hinson, Sr.
Lexington Orthopedic Clinic
Mrs. Barbara Beck
Frank and Nancy Cagle
Doug and Joan Hinson
Mrs. Dorothy Holland
West and Peggy Lamoureaux
Zeb and Donna Little
Sam and Donese McBride
Mike and Suzanne Niver
Ben and Deirdre Philpott
Rick and Libby Samuels
Mrs. Barbara B. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Sturdivant, Jr.
Jim and JeanWheless
Blanche Hiott
Ms. Emily Foster
Faye Huneycutt
Jim and Kay Chesson
Randy Jones
Jeanne Leonard, Leigh Foster
and employees of The Candy
Factory
Ernestine Jordan
Bud’s Mobile RV Service – Graylin
and Ginger Byrd
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Widener
Claudia Justice
Davidson County Clerk of Courts
Ms. Susan Avery and Family
Ms. Gilda Brown
Mrs. Pat Medlin
Willard and Sharron Moody
Charlie Kilmer
Ms. Elaine Stutts
Robert Koch
Factory
Ross Lanier
John and Brenda Garner
Dallas and Mildred Lanier
Herman Lawhorn
Hospice and Palliative Care of
Greensboro
Buck, Ann and Jonathan Hall
Mildred Lemly
Sheets Memorial Baptist Church –
Faith Bible Class
Mrs. Martha Lemly Williamson
Jerry Leonard
Mrs. Lisa Fowler
Mrs. Martha Leonard
Venice Leonard
Mrs. Janie Lohr
Renda Jean Link
Ms. Patricia Darr
Carlton and Jean Hill
Ms. Dorothy Link Huffman
Jennifer Isenhour, Leslie Hall and
Paula Miller
Richard and Peggy Link
Hinley and Christy Truluck
John Lomax
Mrs. Jerrie Lomax
William (Bill) McAbee
Mr. Aaron McAbee
John McAlexander
Ms. Emily Cornelison
Earl and Evelyn Parks
Susan McConnell
Mrs. Betty Hosler
Zelma Walser Michael
Neighbors on Shannon Drive
Francis and Lila Bellamy
Ms. Mildred Coppley
Zelma Michael Family
Darlene Miller
Ms. Patricia Darr
Ernestine Mounts
Deep River Church of Christ
Mrs. Betty Maynard
Adam Sadlowski Family
Mr. Michael Seamon
Mrs. Eloise Shadrick
Roy and Shirley Summey
Ms. Judy Ledbetter White
Margie Myers
Ms. Inez B. Spry
Myrtle Noah
The Gin Club – Dollie, Shirley,
Barbara, Debbie, Eileen, Judy,
Eunice, Frankie, Mary and
Meredith
Gary and Sylvia Gallimore
Tony and Bonnie Hughes
Jim and Terri Jo Melton
Bill and Mary Rhodes
Tony and Doris Wilson
Fessie Payne
Mrs. Jean Payne
Wanda Penry
Roy and Anne Bevan
Glenn and Sarah Finch
Mrs. Pat Medlin
June Phillips
Reedy Creek Chapel Bible Class
Ms. Audrey Everhart
Carlton and Jean Hill
Alfred and Terry Shoaf
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Shoaf, Sr.
Tommy Phillips
Ms. Marilyn Lohr
Rick and Libby Samuels
Luther Pickett
Tiras Clinton Pierce
Ms. Vicki Floyd
Ms. Jean Paul
Delores Powers
Robert Rachels
Factory
Betty Rickard
Miller & Company, CPA – Greg,
Sandy, Sheryn and Courtney
Rev. Charlie Patrick
Carl Ray Robbins
Brier Creek Elementary School
Women of the Moose-Lexington
Chapter #1622
Sharon Lea Robertson and Harley
Paul and Ruby Passmore
Austin Rose
Ned and Jo Freeman
Blanche Sechrist
Prospect United Methodist
Church – the “Happy Bunch”
Dorlis Senter
Ms. Robin Senter-Sink
Glenn Sigmon
Annette, Mike, Jacob, Justin and
Jackson Kohler
Charlie Simpson
Mrs. Edwina Hardee
Maggie Jane Sink
Bob and Judy Howard
Ms. Barbara Kivett
Matthew Smith
Mrs. Pam Loveless
Mrs. Kathy Miller
Mrs. Jody Smith
Mrs. Karen Smith
Thelma Spell
Center
Mark and Molly Infield
Cecil Stalvey
Mr. Phil Styers
Viola Sullivan
Mrs. Liz Roland
Elrene Thomas
Gray and Mary Davis
Hollis Trexler
Ms. Marilyn Lohr
Jake Lee Roy Troxler
Ron and Helen Adams
Robert Vanhoy
Ms. Eleanor Lever and Family
Ms. Brenda McCabe
Archie Ward
Lexington Golf Club Golfers
Marie Truell Ward
Crow Creek Family
High Point Bank/Commercial
Loan Department
Ms. Anne Haney
Attorney Alan Powell, Attorney
Lisa Powell and staff
Steve Truell Family
Ms. Hazel Yarbrough
Jimmy Whitlock
Ms. Doris B. Beck
Louis and Dot Beck
Ms. Lois Brown
Bryce and Dodie Burkhart
Dr. Pete Crotts
Jimmy and Brenda Leonard
Paul and Zana Phillips and Family
Ms. Norene Surratt
Danny and LuAnn Thomas
Golda Williams
Ted and Barbara Mason
Mrs. Brenda Peterson
Ms. Genetta Sink
The Sain Family
Paul Wilson
Ms. Karen Vaughn
Charles E. Wolfe
Mr. Andy Wolfe
Dorothy Shaffer Wood
Mr. Greg Wood
Janet Gail Wood
Mr. Greg Wood
Doris Worrell
Lanier Hardware, Inc.
Ms. Barbara A. Bunn
Willie Joe Young
Frank Palmer Heating & Cooling –
Mr. Frank Palmer
Richard and Jacqueline Sechrist
JULY 2012 HONORARIUMS
Homer Berrier
Ms. Beverly Essick
Ms. Barbara McCrary
Randy & Kathy Berrier
Bowers Lumber Co., Inc.
Celia Stalvey
Mr. Phil Styers
JULY 2012 DONATIONS
Mr. Brad Ader
Mr. Barry Alfin
Mrs. Mary Ann Allen
Ms. Kristina Allred
American Express Company
Employee Giving Program
Mr. Dale Anderson
Arcadia Nursery & Garden
Center
B & L Insulation – Mr. James Daley
Mark and Melita Bailey
Boyd and Suzanne Baird
Bank of America United Way
Campaign
Ms. Mary Baugus
Mr. Larry Beane
Arlie and Tammie Beck
Mr. Dan Beck
Ms. Donna Beck
Hoy and Debbie Beck
Mr. Mark Beck
Pecola Biesecker
Mr. Mark Blair
Ms. Dorthy Blevins
Marvin and Idah Braund
Mr. Charles Broadway
Mr. Ken Brooks
John and Jeanie Buchanan
Ms. Connie Bullabough
Richard and Candy Bullabough
Mr. Ricky Bullabough
Ms. Brynda Bullard
Mr. Larry Bullins
Mr. Tommy Burton
Wally and Judy Butler
Mr. Mike Calloway
Mr. Ed Carlson
Ms. Dawn Charlton
Mr. Beau Chollett
Church of the Archangel
City of Lexington
Mr. Dale Cody
Mrs. Sandy Cole
Ms. Karen Coleman
Ms. Linda Combs
Tony and Lisa Cook
Ray and Sally Crook
Mr. Billy R. Davis
Mr. Lloyd S. Davis
Mark and Summer Davis
Jim and Sharon Day
Bill and Sara DeLapp
Mr. Earl Dutchen
Ms. Connie Embler
Ms. Linda Engstrom
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Everhart
First Bank of Thomasville
First Presbyterian Church
Kenny and Lavonda Fleming
Bruce and Glenda Floyd
Gerry and Machell Floyd
Ms. Doris S. Flynt
Mr. George Foster
Mr. Ronnie Foster
Glenn and Nola Fountain
Ms. Esther Freeman
Steve and Melisa Garner
Michael and Marsha Gobble
Mr. Brian Graham
Mr. and Mrs. R.E. Greene, Sr.
Tim and Angie Grubb
Bobby Joe and Patty Halsey
Mr. Randy Hammitt
Chris and Tammy Hancock
Ms. Cindy Hankins
Ms. Edwina Hardee
Ms. Gail Harmon
Ms. Helen Harris
Mr. Randall Harris
Mr. Ronald Harris, Jr.
Ronnie and Virginia Harrison
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Harrison, Jr.
Mr. Andy Hartley
Ms. Teri Hartsell
Mrs. Deborah Hattaway
Ms. Abbie Hedrick
Mr. Terry Hedrick
Mr. Bobby Hiatt
Holly Hill Memorial Park
Michael and Robin Horne
Louise Hoskins Family
Mr. Randy House
Brian and Amy Hughes
Mr. Dirk Hughes
Willard and Elaine Hughes
Mr. Harold Hulin
Ideacom of Central NC, Inc. –
John and Sandy Thomas
Craig and Gina Idol
Randy and Hilda Jenkins
Jeffrey and Judy Johnson
Mr. Rodney Jones
Mr. Steve Justice
Kerley’s – Mr. Buddy Kerley
Mr. Dale Kindley
Ms. Toni Kinley
Jerry and Judy Koontz
Butch and Sue Langfitt
Mr. Drake Lanier
Ms. Tina Leach
Mrs. Judy Lecroy
Mr. David Ledford
Gary and Patricia Leonard
Ms. Jill E. Leonard
Phillip and Hunter Leonard
Bill and Paula Linthicum
Ms. Karen Lockhart
Jeff and Sandra Loflin
Long Ashes Cigar Club
Love Blossoms Florist – Tiffany
Barrett-Wood
Mr. Earl Lowman
Mr. Bennie McDowell
Mr. Bill Meadows
Mrs. Pat Medlin
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Miller
Jeff and Kathy Miller
Mr. Joel Miller
Mr. Kerry Miller
Ms. Debi Mills
Avon and Carol Mize
Roger and Melissa Moody
Ms. Brenda Moore
Ms. Angie Rich Morris
Curtis and Karen Myers
Mr. Monty Myers
Mr. Johnny Needham
Mr. Scott Newell
Mr. Nick Nicholson
John and Kaye Smith-Orman
Brad and Laura Owen
Ms. Sandy Palmer
Mr. Ronnie Pardue
Mr. Ben Parker
Mr. James Passmore
Paul and Ruby Passmore
Paul’s Chapel United Church of
Christ
Ronnie and Rita Payne
Mr. A.C. Pennington
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Perrell
Ms. Michelle Petty
Mrs. Cynthia Pierce
Pine Ridge Health and Rehab
Garry and Diane Poole
Tom and Delores Ratton
Ms. Kitty Richardson
Chris and Ann Ripple
Roberts Funeral Service
Ms. Coleen Rogers
Mr. Preston Sechrist
Jimmie and Marilyn Shinn
Mike and Renee Shipko
Anthony and Susan Short
Dexter and Diane Short
Mrs. Carol Sluder
Smallwall Gallery
Jerry and Karen Smith
Mrs. Jody Smith
Ms. Priscilla Smith
Ms. Lois M. Sowers
Mr. Tommy Sowers
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Spake
Ms. Suellen Sparks
Mr. Ralph V. Starr
Edward and Becky Stepps
Ms. Chris Sterling
Larry and Gwyn Stone
Mr. Barry Swing
Marty and Kay Swing
Wayne and Bonnie Swink
Synergy Recovery, Inc.
Ms. Adelaid Talbert
Mr. Jess Tapp, III
Mr. Phillip Taylor
Terry House BBQ – Mr. Rusty
Rumfelt
Mr. Bill Thomas
The Pipe and Pint Inc.
Mrs. Melissa Thompson
Jim and Mary Timmons
Mrs. Tammy Troublefield
Ms. Peggy Tysinger
Union Baptist Church – Decon
Ministry
Greensboro
Milwaukee
Mr. Bobby Vanhoy
Mr. Rick Walker
Terry Walker
Tucker and Samantha Watson
Mr. Scotty Welborn
Mr. David West
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Bobby and Sandra Willoughby
Greg and Tiffany Wood
Mr. Tim Woodall
Brian and Lahoma Workman
Gordon and Nancy Wright
Ms. Sharon Wyatt
Deffie and Tammy Yates
Ms. Jamie Young
Your Pharmacy of Lexington – Mr.
Jerry Beamer
AUGUST 2012 MEMORIALS
Wayne Alwran
Archdale United Methodist
Church – George Elder Sunday
School Class
Catherine Andrews
Jesse Adkins and Emily Franks
Ralph Ashburn
Mrs. Linda Hammonds
Vicki Batten
Bethany United Church of Christ –
Men’s and Ladies’ Bible Class
Youth Group
Osborne’s Tire & Automotive
Thomasville Lions Club
Jim and Diane Barnwell and
employees of Huffman Oil
Company, Burlington
Larry W. Beck, Sr., Kathy J. Beck,
Larry W. Beck, Jr. and Laura Beck
Vaughan
Mr. Lloyd Beck
Harry Lee and Mary Grace Darr
Carl and Irene Hinson
Ms. Mary Hinson
Mr. Michael Lowrance
Frank and Anne Rankin
Wayne and Reida Snyder
Ms. Emily Walker
Elizabeth Biesecker
Susan Biesecker
Frank and Dorcus Mock
Jessie Buchanan
VFW Post 3074
Brenda Potts, Pheba Hall, Linda
Garren, Charlie Koonts, Mike
Fuller, Tommy Hunt and Pat Fuller
James (Jimmy) Bundy
Randleman High School Class
of 1967
Elaine Cecil
Church – Ladies Sunday School
Class
Reid Clodfelter
Wayne and Reida Snyder
Letitia Coggins
Brown and Ruby Loflin
Howard and Lou May
Peggy Colston
Omega Construction, Inc. – Paul
R. Covington, Jr.
Betty Ruth Conrad
Ms. Mary Hooks
Martha Ingram Cox
Premier Alliance Group, Inc.
Shelco Inc.
Bill and Gail Craver
Joe and Kathy Craver
Don and Betty Ingram
Chris and Kristin Joss
David and Cheryl Weaver
Nancy Craven
Mr. Walter M. Hilton
Charles Davis
Ms. Joyce Johnson
Dorothy Eller
Ms. Kelly J. Kube – Wal-Mart
#1322
Robin Smith and Ronald
Buchanan
Hazel Engstrom
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Cushing
Ms. Ione Engstrom
Charles and Beryl Hawkins
Ms. Marylyn Hilton
Chuck and Jennifer Starnes
Robert Charles (Bobby) Everhart
Richard and Mittie Cushman
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Ms. Dare Wilson
Steve Fitzgerald
Hoy and Debbie Beck
Charles and Myra Harp
Ms. Mary Hooks
Lucille Fletcher
Mr. Ronnie Black
James and Carmelita Coble
Mr. Ray Fletcher
Tom, Dawn and Drew Nelson
Jimmy and Carolyn Smith
The Walkers – Arlene, Angeline,
Roscoe, Ruth, Jeannie and
Janice
Louise Floyd
Don and Cindy Brock
Paul and Steve Floyd
Sims and Jean Howell
Mr. Tommy Thomason
Jesse Ray Forrest
John and Janice Jenkins
Thomas (Tommy) Freeman, Jr.
Ms. Virginia Weisner
Bonnie Garner
Lineberry United Methodist
Church
David and Margaret Askew
Mrs. Linda Dobbins
Mrs. Voncille Gallimore
Glenn and Jane Haltom
Brandon and Kim Isaman
David and Shearra Jackson
Jerry D. and Judy L. Koontz
Bob and Alex Metzger
Greg, Brondwyn and Sydney
Sheffield
James and Lori Starnes
Harry Gates
Brenda Gates, Chris Denney,
Keith Stiers and Jim McCracken
Connie Gobble
Ms. Terri Hill
Estelle Gobble
Ms. Terri Hill
Stephen Groszos
Emily Ooms and Mark Groszos
Brenda Grubb
Dot Hedrick
– Lavona B. Black Endowment
Fund
Joe Hedrick
Mrs. Rachel Cox
Brenda Hepler
Ms. Lois Burr
Arthur and Linda Covil
Ms. Phyllis Evans
Jeffrey Gregg Hill
Don and Deanna Beck
Geneva Hines
John Hines
Roland Hinesley
Doug Hinson
Ms. Patty Fisher and Family
Alreta Snider Hulin
Denton High School Class of 1952
Linda Jones
David Lanier, Sr.
Milton and Linda Pearce
Jerry and Charity Snider
Katherine Varner, Jack and Mary
Etta Summit and Billie Cook
Mr. and Mrs. Whitman D. Wood
W.J. Loflin
Delvert & Annie London
Ms. Linda London
Mary Luth
Dorothy Luth and Children – Bill
and Janice, Mike and Hannah,
Patty and Chan and Geoff
Charles McKinney
Mr. and Mrs. Burr Sullivan
Lillian (Kathy) Miller
Stewart and Carolyn Walmsley
Ms. Jan Hedrick Wrublewski
Max Mize
Blake and Doris Everhart
Virginia Morris
Johnnie and Sandra Lackey
Ernestine Mounts
Jimmy and Kathryn Byrd
Wanda Penry
Dr. Gaston Penry, Jr.
Ms. Sarah Penry
Tommy Phillips
Bill and Barbara Atkinson
Betty T. Rickard
Ronnie and Sandra Beck
Allene Sanders
Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Fayne
Ms. Denise Ingram
Blease Scott
EF LM
Fair Grove Elementary School
Timmons Group
Don and Ann Bishop
Nigel and Terri Brown
Mr. Jerry Carpenter
Charlie and Stephen Carroll
Ms. Donna Carroll
Ms. Lummie Jo Crowell
Adam and Kim Helmer
Emery and Billie Sue Hollar
Ann Kirkman and Karen
Goodyear
Victor and Jacqueline Kirkman
Ms. Linda Leonard
Neal and Deborah Leonard
Ms. Lib Samuels
Ray and Susan Smith
Ms. Ruby Wilkes
Paul Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Troutman
and Family
Sara King Smith
Cecil Stalvey
Paul Stoner, Jr. and Julia M.
Stoner
Mr. and Mrs. Arvil C. Styers
Beulah Swing
Mr. Wyatt Kepley
Audrey Tilley
Avis Tobin
Ms. Marcella Saunders
Keith and Cynthia Tobin
Winward Truitt
Ms. Madeline Frances Balestracci
Mr. Winward Truitt
Louise Tucker
Mr. Craig Forrest
Melba Tussey
Wallburg Elementary School
Don and Ann Bishop
Dick and Brenda Cardwell
William and Elaine Fulk
Jeff and Dana Leonard
Louisa Walters
Archie Ward
Ms. Ruth Ward
Raymond Watkins
Don and Linda Dublin
Jimmy Whitlock
Dale and Deborah Langley
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Leonard
Elizabeth Beulah Whitman
Mt. Zion Wesleyan Church –
Broken Vessels Sunday School
Class
Charlie and Pat McCoy
Elizabeth Whitman Family
Patricia (Pat) Wood
Steven and Lorrie Gallimore
Ms. Nancy McColl
Edward Workman
Robertson Neal & Company, LLP
Herman and Naoma Crabtree
Ms. Martha Henry
Odell Miller and Family
Ms. Mary Rauhoff
Bill and Betty Tucker
Lou Whalen and Barry Estey
AUGUST 2012 MEMORIALS
Jesse & Emily’s Weddings Guests
Jesse Adkins and Emily Franks
Brenda Kassouf
Mr. Ralph Kassouf
Pastor Charlie Patrick
Mrs. Elizabeth Whitman Family
AUGUST 2012 DONATIONS
Aetna Foundation
Mike Albert and Faith Hamlin
Mrs. Donna Albright
Ms. Charlene Allred
Back Country BBQ
Bank of North Carolina
Barbecue Shack
Mr. Larry Beane
Dan and Trudy Beck
Hoy and Debbie Beck
Francis and Lila Bellamy
Best Disposal Inc./Todco Inc. –
Todd and Sherri Warfford
Mr. and Mrs. Brad Biesecker
Don and Ann Bishop
Brinkley Walser, PLLC
Sparky Brooks and Barbee Kugel
Dr. and Mrs. John Buchanan
Ms. Brynda Bullard
Ms. Lisa Byerly
Chris and Janet Call
Calvary United Church of ChristLavona B. Black Endowment
Fund
Mrs. Kathy Cates
Cedar Lodge Market
Center United Methodist Church
Jerry and Nancy Clevenger
Mrs. Patti Clodfelter
Terry and Linda Clodfelter
Mrs. Sandy Cole
Ms. Luise Coley
Conrad-Hinkle Food Market, Inc.
Creative Carpets Discount Sales
– Frank and Debbie Polston
Mr. Russell Dameron
Jeff and Jennifer Davis
Mr. Jimmy Dill
Mrs. Cathy Dunn
David and Julia Dunn
Ms. Ann Eades
Olen and Ann Easter
John and Brenda English
Mike and Debbie Fanary
Mr. Graham Ferree
Mrs. Helen Fitzgerald
Flowers Bread
Ronnie and Charlene Foster
Ms. Chris Fowler
Marc and Monette Frye
Mr. Josh Garrett – Garrett Mirror
Support
Art and Deborah Gray
Mrs. Jonell Hall
Mr. Jimmy Hamm
Ms. Wendy Hanes
Mr. James Haney
Mr. Zack Haney
Mrs. Edwina Hardee
Ryan and Joy Harman
Charles and Myra Harp
Sam and Evelyn Harris
Hendrix’s BBQ
Eric and Alison Hicks
Ms. Kristen Hill
Ms. Marylyn Hilton
Holladay Surgical Supply – Mr.
Jeff Haste
Home Instead Senior Care – Mrs.
Chris Sterling
Don and Robin Huneycutt
Mrs. Sue Hunter
Steve and Sherry Jackson
Ms. Theodosia Jackson
Mrs. Christa Johnston
Journey Church
Mr. Corey Justice
Gordon and Leslie Kammire
Wyatt and Tracy Kepley
Kerley’s Barbecue - Mr. Buddy
Kerley
Mr. Bobby Kernstine
Mrs. Elizabeth King
Ms. Ashley Kinley
Mr. Jake Koontz
Ardell and Edna Lanier
Matt and Amy Leonard
Stokes and Kaye Leonard
Lexington Barbecue – Mr. Wayne
Monk
Lexington Style Trimmings
Ms. Karen Lockhart
Loflin’s Restaurant
Mr. Alan Lomax
Ms. Gwyn Long
John and Sharon Long
Bob and Hundley Lowe
M & L Motor Co. Inc. – The
McNulty’s
Mr. David Mallard
Dr. Phillip Marks and Bernadette
Fedziuk
Mrs. Lisa Martin
Mrs. Melodie McDade
Mr. Jeff McKinney
Lee and Carolyn McPhatter
Ms. Brandi McQueen
John and Barbara McWhorter
Mrs. Sara Messer
Mr. Johnny Miller
Bill and Joan Mitchell
Avon and Carol Mize
Lane and Fran Morton
NewBridge Bank
Mr. Steven Norris
Ms. Angela Olds
Greg and Kathy Oliver
Ms. Fiona O’Neill
Mrs. Phyllis Oots
John and Kaye-Smith Orman
Brad and Laura Owen
Mr. Bryant Parker
Mr. Tony Parker
Ms. Lori Parks
Rickey and Cynthia Pierce
Ms. Laura Porreca
Ms. Gloria Racey
Gardner and Angela Reece
Mrs. Susan Reece
Reggie’s Flower Shoppe
Rick’s Restaurant – Mr. and Mrs.
Kelly Smith
Dr. Lana Riemann
James and Mary Rittling
Leon and Laurie Rives
Ms. Angie Robbins
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Robertson
Rosa Mae’s
Mr. Maurice Sain
Daniel and Amy Siceloff
John and Marilyn Silk
Ms. Teresa Sink
Ms. Sheila Slaydon
Mrs. Angela Sluder
David C. and Barbara B. Smith
Ms. Glynda W. Smith
Ray and Mary Sue Stallings
Stamey’s Barbecue of Tyro
Mrs. Barbara Sturgeon
Mr. Leonard Super
Mrs. Laura Surratt
Mark and Linda Swaim
Mr. James Swing
Greg and Natalie Taylor
Robin and Katherine Team
Terry House BBQ – Mr. David
Rumfelt
Steven and Kelli Tesh
Mrs. Ursula Thacker
Mr. Richard L. Thomas
Thomasville Diner
Ms. Wanda Tillman
Tommy’s Barbecue
Triad Masonry of Lexington, Inc. –
David and Kathy Troutman, Kim
Cameron and Tina Troutman
Tricia’s Catering
Randy and Tammy Troublefield
Ms. Taryn Troublefield
Troutman’s BBQ
Truist - United Way
Mike and Paula Turlington
Ms. Karen Tysinger
United Church of Christ
Davidson/Forsyth Churchmen
Fellowship
United Way of Greater High Point
United Way of Tri-County, Inc.
Utz Chips
Walgreen’s
Ms. Jeanne Wall
Walmart Store #01-1322
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Waterhouse
Wells Fargo Bank
Wells Fargo Community Support
Campaign
Mr. Charles West
Mr. Jim Whited
Mrs. Susan Whitesides
Mrs. Arlie Whitley
Ms. Cathy Wilkins
Ms. Angelina Wilson
Mrs. Casey Wingrove
Greg and Tiffany Wood
Y & Y Hardwoods – Doug and
Lisa Younts
Mr. Carl Leroy Yates
Johnny and Tonya York
Ms. Jamie Young
Ms. Kathy Young
SEPTEMBER 2012 MEMORIALS
Brice Allen
Mrs. Hilda Floyd
Max Allen
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Boggs
Billy Joe Anderson, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cope and
Family
Ms. Ruby F. Hyatt
Mrs. Pat Medlin
Mrs. Frances Thomason
Margaret Arney
Danny and Mildred Arney
Judy Beatty
Mr. Charles Fritts
John Beck
David and Mary Skeen
Lena Beck
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Embry
Mr. Buddy Whitten
Floyd Berrier
Northwest Elementary School
Ms. Shirley Griffin
Shelby Hutchens and Gregg and
Cantley Merritt
Jack and Glenda Kleitches
Richard and Peggy Link
Maynard and Janie Livengood
Martha Walser, Willis Walser and
Keith Walser
Mrs. Jane Zimmerman
Mrs. Peggy Briggs
Maxine Burkhart
Ms. Brenda Grant and Family
Edwin and Sara Messer
Manly Byerly
Robert and Martha Adams
Betty Ruth Conrad
Paul and Pam Gosnell
Martha Ingram Cox
Mike, Kathy and Lydia Hitchcock
Barbara Crigger
Miss Michelle Lequire
Larry Hubert Crotts
Mr. Fred H. McIntyre, Jr.
Lee Verna Lanier Cummings
Max and Darcus Bisher
Claude Edward Davison
USPS Mail Carriers
Robert and Tempie Almstead
Ms. Paige Beyer and Family
David and Lisa Burkhart
Kim and Jayne James
Rev. John Herbert Deyton
Mr. Josh Hutton
Patricia Disher
Mr. James Disher
Barbara Smith Edenfield
Ramona Phelps and Ruby
Leonard
Dorothy Eller
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cope and
Family
Nick and Dot Shoaf
Mrs. Frances Thomason
Hazel Engstrom
Mrs. Janie Perkins
Arlie John Essick
Barry and Erickia Leonard
Doyle and Joanne Leonard
Dyke and Cindy Leonard
Mike and Donna Leonard
Ms. Elizabeth Sink
James Rankin Everhart
Central High School Class of 1967
Steve Fitzgerald
Paul and Pam Gosnell
Mrs. Jill Hayes
Lucille Fletcher
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Walker
Joe Don Gallimore
Ms. Carlene Cox
Steve and Linda Everhart, Joan
and Freddie Bailey, Patsy and
David Ledford and Betty Knopf
Ed and Julia Ludwick
Hope Mendenhall Family – Hope
Mendenhall, Gwen Widener,
Michelle Mendenhall and
Kenneth Carter
Norman (Bubba) Gambrell
Hanes Companies
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Frank
Bob Koontz Family
Robert and Ramona Phelps and
Ruby Leonard
Tom, Jo Ann and Jarrod Sams
Mr. William Scitt
Doug and Vickie Tharp
Mr. Harley Yarbrough
Bonnie Garner
David Ray Goins
Ms. Barbara Barksdale
Mrs. True Campbell
Harry Hartley
Roy and Anne Bevan
Cheri Moore Hedgepeth
East Davidson High School Class
of 1976
Barbara Smith Hill
Shelby, Sara and Roger Barker
George Ralph Hill
Ms. Linda Gantt, Jane Hill and
Elise Hill
Geneva Hines
John Hines
Archie Hodges
Mr. Michael Hodges
Judy Hunt Johnson
Daniel Lee Jonas
Robert and Ramona Phelps and
Ruby Leonard
Kelvin Kanoy
Youth Group
North Point Chrysler Dodge Ram
The Pine Ridge Condominium
Association Owners
Timothy and Lynette Byerly
Larry and Janie Darr
Jim and Pat Hudson
Todd and Louwon Loman
Carlyle and Betty Nance
Ms. Cheryle Parrish
Greg and Sandi Rice
Doug and Vickie Tharp
Mrs. Kathryn Tobin and Family
Tony and Carolyn Townsend
Mrs. Arlie and Jane Whitley
Brenda Kassouf
Association of Slovene Americans
Mrs. Dolly Belin
Ralph and Cheryl Belin
Ms. Jennie Flisek
Kevin and Julie Hauptman
David and Andrea Hedrick
Mr. Ralph Kassouf
Bob Koontz Family
Ms. Nancy Kuhar
Jeffrey David and Pamela Long
Joe and Sharon Lubich
Mr. and Mrs. James Margaria
Tom and Christina Pearsall
Mr. Russell Truby
Rachael Koonts
Rhonda Lambeth
Oak Hill Memorial Baptist Church
– Mildred Lambeth Sunday
School Class
Doak and Nancy Gallimore
David Lanier
Conrad and Jo Anne Harrold
Kenneth Laster
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Childers, Jr.
Jerry and Glenda Frazier
Bennie Moultrie
Ted and Barbara Mason
Ella McCarson
North State Employees in the
External Affairs and Wholesale
Department
Mr. Thomas Brucke
Mr. and Mrs. J. Patrick Harman
Nellie Freedle Michael
Bryce and Sue Bates
Herman and Naoma Crabtree
Jim and Julia Shoaf
Bob and Kay Wienberry
Leonard Murray
Ms. Hattie Hailey
Rachel Murray
Ms. Hattie Hailey
Cheryl Burkhart Norris
Dorothea Oliver
Cynthia Orman
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Maynard
Wanda Russell Penry
Mrs. Vivian Penry
Tommy Phillips
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adams
and Family – Steve & Elizabeth
Erickson, Jeff and Judy Adams
Robert Rachels
Ms. Audrey Everhart
Mary Bobo Richard
Family – Pat Wimberly, Earl Bobo,
Sharon Ward, Eloise Akwuba, Ben
Richard and Paul Richard
Allene Sanders
Thayer Coggin, Inc.
Ms. Shelby Barker
Brenda Byerly, Tommy and Stacy
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cox
Walter and Peggy Lucas
David and Karlyn Nance
Don and Kathy Sanders
Blease Scott
Grace Lutheran Church Care
Group
Bob Koontz Family
Billy Joe P. Shadrick
Deep River Church of Christ
Ledford Senior High School
Rodger and Laura Avriett
Ms. Betty Causey
Lester and Sandra Clodfelter
Dan and Karen McCanless
Kathy McDaniel and Jeff Hanes
– Grimes School Manager and
Maintenance
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Myers
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Phillips
Don and Elisha Shamblin
Fred Sink
Maggie Sink
George and Agnes Farthing
Willard (Boots) Smith
Bob and Libby Haynes
Helen Snider
Stanley Snider
Lana Stafford
Ricky and Cynthia Colville
Johnny Robert Starnes
Walker and Associates, Inc.
Walker and Associates Friends
Ms. Ruby Starnes
Phil Tartaglia
Conrad and Jo Anne Harrold
John Thurman
Frank Beck Family
Betty Todd
Raymond and Ruth Hill
Louise Tucker
Steve and Bev Benfield
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Harris
Rodney and Janie Huffman
Melba Tussey
Mike and Suzanne Niver
Marie Ward
Cathie Alexander and Jay
Welborn
Alice Watkins
Garray and Roland Cable
Doris Duffey Family – Charles,
Wanda and Robbie
Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Foster and
Family and Hilda Dowd and
Family
Mark and Karen Fritts
Richard Furr and Tracy Dingwall
Willie and Denise Myers and Tim
Agner
Mr. Paul Watkins
Lorraine White
Ms. Bonita Adkins
Elizabeth Beulah Whitman
Bethel United Methodist Church
Social & Scientific Systems
Mr. William Whitman, Jr.
Paula Williams
Mrs. Ann Clodfelter
Edward Workman
The “Loonie Tunes”
Cathie Alexander and Jay
Welborn
Zeb and Peggy Barnhardt
Joe and Gail Biesecker
Ms. Dianne Brothers
Ms. Dorothy Burch
Mr. and Mrs. James Burnett
Joe and Paula Dent
Paul and Pat Galajda
Shaun and Jennifer Haley
Mr. William Hopkins
Ms. Cheryl Hudson
Mr. and Mrs. John Hunter
Bob and Hundley Lowe
Mr. Fred H. McIntyre, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Miller
Jan, Tonya and Hannah Myers
Mrs. Pauline Nowell
Quigley Family – Edward Quigley,
Sr., Edward Quigley, Jr., Christine
Olin and Mary Ellen Lynch
Mr. Albert Schonback
Ms. Lenore Spivey
Tony and Carolyn Townsend
Ms. Charlotte Whitley
Brian and Betty Zittrain
Nancy Wright
Scott and Diane Craver
SEPTEMBER 2012 HONORARIUMS
Ed Eakin
Anonymous
Hospice staff and care givers
Kim Kanoy
Anonymous
Peggy Styers
SEPTEMBER 2012 DONATIONS
Mr. Jason Adkins
Brandyberry & Associates
Ted and Mildred Byerly
Ms. Verona Coppley
Cousins Advertising, Inc.
Mr. Russell Dameron
Elkes Carpet One
Faith Missionary Alliance Church
First United Methodist Church
Friendship United Methodist
Church
Mr. Walter M. Fulp, III, CPA
Ms. Doris Gallimore
Center
Mr. Perry Hill
Mrs. Darlene Holbrook
Employees
Imaflex
Kelvin Kanoy Family
Mr. Bobby Kernstine
Leonard Cleaners
Lexington Large Animal Medicine
& Surgery
Ms. Gwyn Long
Chuck and Tammy Maner
Maple Grove Church of the
Brethren
Mr. and Mrs. J. William Medford,
Jr.
Mr. Johnny Miller
Mr. Maurice Sain
of Christ
The Candy Factory
Thomasville Friends Church
Quaker Women
Truist - United Way
Ms. Tricia Trull
Unity Baptist Church
Valley of the Sun United Way
Agency
Mr. Charles West
Ms. Cathy Wilkins
Mr. and Mrs. Vinnon Williams
Hospice
of Davidson County, Inc.
Laura Owen
CEO
Dr. Lana J. Riemann, MD, MPH
Physician Medical Director
Board of Directors
Craig Idol
President
Debbie Fanary
Vice President
Susan Terrell
Secretary
Robin Huneycutt
Treasurer
Debbie Fanary
Past President
Rochelle Bobo
Robert Green
Edwina Hardee
Kathie Johnson
Sally Lang
Jeff McKinney
Sara Messer
Sid Proctor
Ann Ripple
Mark Swaim
Susan Terrell
Pat Wimberly
Kelly Young
Philip Young
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Hospice of Davidson County, Inc.
200 Hospice Way
Lexington, NC 27292
www.hospiceofdavidson.org
Surroundings
Surroundings is published
four times a year by Hospice of
Davidson County; a nonprofit
United Way Agency which serves
the needs of terminally-ill patients
and their families.
Please send or email your
comments to:
Attn: Renee Shipko
200 Hospice Way
Lexington, NC 27292
[email protected]
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and families served by Hospice of Davidson County?
Become a founding member of the Hospice of Davidson County Legacy
Society. The Legacy Society provides sustainable, long-term resources to
support the agency’s mission to educate and empower individuals to make
educated choices at end of life.
Your generous support will provide solutions to the challenges our agency
faces today, while your planned gift will allow you to create an impact on our
community for years to come. You will help hundreds of patients and families
face the end-of-life experience with hope, comfort and dignity.
As a founding member of the Legacy Society, you will ensure that Hospice
of Davidson County will continue providing specialized medical services,
pain and symptom management, emotional and spiritual support, and
grief programs in the future with the same strength and resolve as we do
currently. Founding members of the Legacy Society will be listed in upcoming
issues of our quarterly newsletter and will receive invitations to special events
throughout the year.
To become a founding member of the Legacy Society at Hospice of
Davidson County, please notify us of your intent to make a planned gift to our
agency. There are several ways to give:
• Cash or Securities (Stock)
• Life Insurance
• Deferred Gifts
– Charitable gift annuities
– Charitable lead trusts
– Deferred gift annuities
– Bequests
– Charitable remainder trusts
If you have already made a commitment to include Hospice
of Davidson County in a planned gift, please let us know by
completing this short form and mailing it to our office.
NAME____________________________________________________________
ADDRESS_________________________________________________________
CITY/STATE/ZIP ___________________________________________________
PHONE/EMAIL____________________________________________________
____ I have included Hospice of Davidson County in a
planned gift and would like to be included as a founding
member of the Legacy Society.
____ I would like more information on how I can create a
planned gift and become a member of the Legacy Society
at Hospice of Davidson County.
Mail this form to:
Attn: Development Coordinator,
200 Hospice Way, Lexington NC 27292.

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