Women Build Week - Avery County Habitat for Humanity

Simple, decent, affordable housing
Spring 2015
Our Mission:
Seeking to put God’s love in action, Habitat for
Humanity brings people together to build
homes, communities, and hope.
Women Build Week
Dear friends,
Ordinarily this is where you find a letter from Terry
Woodruff. Sadly for us, Terry has recently resigned
his position as Executive Director of Avery County
Habitat for Humanity. Terry has been an integral part
of our organization for 8 years and his tenure has included such achievements as overseeing the development of the Milford Meadows community and increasing our annual builds from one house per year
to three houses per year. While many people will
miss Terry, we the members of the Board are confident that ACHFH will continue to grow and build…in
more ways than one.
This winter we completed two homes — one for Jennie Jordan and her daughter in the Beech Mountain
Community and one for the Hanick family in our Milford Meadows development. And perhaps by the
time the trees start to show their leaves the Clark
family will be settled in their new home in Milford
Meadows, too. And speaking of new homes, we are
excited to begin work on a new administrative HQ
this spring. Our new location in Newland will be near
our ReStore, more easily accessible, and will be situated in more of a central location in the county.
We wish Terry the best and thank him for his service
to our organization and our community. And, we
thank you for your support of Habitat as well. Together we are changing lives in Avery County.
Tom Allison, Board President
Now in its
eighth
year,
National
Women Build
Week
challenges women
to devote at
least one day
to help build
affordable
housing in their local communities. The week also spotlights the homeownership challenges faced by women.
In recognition of National Women Build Week, Banner
Elk Lowe’s employees will join with Avery County Habitat’s approximately 40 women volunteers on May 7th
and 9th to work on the Farmer Family’s house.
Lowe’s Home Improvement helped launch National
Women Build Week in 2008 and each year provides the
support of Lowe’s Heroes, a corporate volunteer initiative, and conducts how-to clinics in stores to teach volunteers some of the construction skills needed onsite. This
year Lowe’s donated $1.75 million to National Women
Build Week, including a $5,000 store gift card for Avery
County Habitat for Humanity. This is part of a new fiveyear partnership with Habitat that will bring Lowe’s total
contributions to more than $63 million since 2003.
For more information on Habitat for Humanity’s Women Build program, and to learn about Women Build projects in communities across the U.S., visit Habitat.org/wb
or check out the National Women Build Week tab on
http://www.facebook.com/habitat.
Collegiate Challenge
During the month of March, Avery County Habitat for Humanity hosts
students from multiple colleges and universities during their Spring
Breaks to help build homes for families in need of affordable housing.
Collegiate Challenge, Habitat for Humanity’s National Alternative
Spring Break program, invites students to spend one week working
with Habitat affiliates to build homes and improve communities. Since
it began in 1989, more than 230,000 college and high school students
have volunteered during their Spring Break to help build or rehabilitate homes, donating nearly $24 million to Habitat affiliates nationwide.
Typically, about 45 students come to Avery County Habitat each year
to participate in Collegiate Challenge. In 2014 Avery County HfH hosted students from Boston College, Suffolk University,
and The University of Maryland. This year we look forward to welcoming our fourth group from Suffolk University as well
as new friends from the University of Connecticut. While they are here, the students work on different projects to help
out including framing, insulating walls, installing floors, painting and even installing roof trusses! But it’s not all work:
during their free time, the students take full advantage of the fun things our area has to offer such as visiting Grandfather
Mountain, exploring Elk River Falls, and hiking to Wiseman’s View.
“We are grateful to all of the students who have so graciously dedicated their Spring Break to helping others over the last
25 years,” said Mark Andrews, Habitat for Humanity International’s Vice President of Volunteer and Institutional Engagement. “Many families have been able to realize their dream of home ownership thanks to the Collegiate Challenge program.”
The Collegiate Challenge program is one of the many programs Habitat has to engage the next generation of leaders in
Habitat’s work. In addition to the ongoing support State Farm® offices provide to local Habitat affiliates across the United
States, State Farm has served as the national corporate sponsor of Habitat for Humanity’s youth programs since 2007.
If you wish to see additional photos of the students’ work or learn how you can be involved with future projects, please
visit our Facebook page, email us at [email protected], or call us at (828) 733-1909.
Recycle
Wednesday, April 22 is Earth Day. There are lots of ways to help our environment and
promote sustainability, but the most visible method is always recycling. It’s pretty obvious
that the Habitat ReStore is a great way to give old items new life. In fact, we estimate that
in 2014, our ReStore kept 207,241 pounds of material out of the landfill. That’s amazing!
But did you ever think about recycling a whole house? During this past year we have had 3
homes become vacant in our Milford Meadows Community. To most people this could
seem like a sticky situation, but for Avery County Habitat, it was just what we needed. Normally when we receive new partner families we work with them to plan for new construction of their home. But this year was a
little different. When these 3 homes became vacant and available, we started receiving partner families that
wanted existing homes that they could move into more quickly…what a great coincidence!
The Clark family is staying in one of the homes while their new home is being built. When they move into their
new home next month, another family wants to move into their current home in order to rent it until they are
able to purchase it outright. The Clawson family is also renting an existing home until they are also able to purchase it themselves. And the third house? Roxanne Follensbee is renting to own as well. How’s THAT for recycling?
New Partner Families
The Brown Family: Richard and Teresa Brown were
approved as a Habitat Partner Family last fall. They are
currently living in a trailer with no running water, mold
on the walls and walls that continue to buckle. Their
new home will be a much safer place, with air quality
no longer being a detriment to their health. Richard
has worked at Avery Middle School for 4 years now.
We welcome the Brown family to the Milford Meadows community!
The Farmer Family: Bill Farmer and his thirteen–
year-old daughter, Alexis, also have been recently approved as a Habitat Partner Family. Bill, who has
worked at Sugar Top for almost two years, and Alexis
currently live on his father’s land in two trailers put together where the roof leaks, the flooring is bad, and
their electric bill is over $300 a month in the winter.
The Farmers’ new home will drastically reduce these
environmental concerns, being both System Vision and
Energy Star certified. The home will be located in Newland on Squirrel Creek Road.
NC State Support
Organization
State Employees
Credit Union
Habitat for Humanity of North Carolina is the state
support organization for the 80 Habitat affiliates within
“The Old North State.” Habitat’s state support offices
serve affiliates through shared services, advocacy,
fundraising, training, and operational support. North
Carolina is one of the top three states for housing production in the U.S. Habitat for Humanity builds over
450 homes a year in NC! In North Carolina, at least half
of our affiliates build System Vision energy-efficient
certified homes. Assuring that the homes are energy
efficient keeps utility expenses low for homeowners. In
addition, one of the North Carolina affiliates recently
built a home using as many "Made in the USA" products as possible, and we expect to see this as a trend
across the state!
On February 25, officials from the SECU Foundation and HfH
NC signed an agreement structured to assist Habitat affiliates with the SECU Foundation challenge (“SECU Habitat
Challenge”) of building and selling a home in each county of
North Carolina over the next three years.
“The SECU Habitat Challenge is a magnificent opportunity
for Habitat affiliates across North Carolina and will be a catalyst for increasing their support for one another, and expanding our reach to unserved areas,” said HHNC Board
Chair Bill Cooke. “We are excited, honored and humbled to
partner with State Employees’ Credit Union members via
their Foundation to provide homes for deserving families in
all 100 counties of the State.”
SECU Foundation Chair McKinley Wooten remarked, “SECU
members are proud and excited to join Habitat for Humanity of North Carolina in their mission to create affordable
homeownership opportunities for the citizens of our state.
The SECU Habitat Challenge will provide a major boost to
the efforts of Habitat supporters and volunteers, increasing
HHNC’s capacity to help additional families obtain homes in
many areas of North Carolina without current Habitat services.”
2014 Financial Contributions (Cont’d)
Vann, Clifton and Maryalice
Vuolo, Gabriel and Bonnie
Walston, Joy
Ward, James and Kathryn
Weinsier, Arlene
Welchel, Christopher
Wells, David
Wesson, Jim and Bethie
White, Jeffrey and Laure
White, Ronald and Patricia
Whitfield, Brian
Wiliams, John
Williams, Mac
Williamson, Allan and Cinda
Williamson, Delbert and Barbara
Williamson, Patricia
Willis, Leah
Wilson, Charlotte
Wilson, Susan
Winfield, H.G. and Dianne
Winston, Paula
Wise, Roger and Donna
Woodruff, Terry and Adale
Workman, M.A.
Wright, Rosemarie
Yancey, William and Wisch, Pat
Yarbro Wholesale
Yocum, Ezra
Young, Patricia
Zill, Roland and Madeline
2014 In-Kind Donations
Tonya Adams
Agnes Irwin School
Jo-Anne Allison
Appalachian Regional Healthcare
System
Arbor Dale Presbyterian Church
Avery County Chamber of
Commerce
Avery County Democratic Women
Avery County High School
Carpentry Class
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Baker
Baker’s Plumbing
Banner Elk Chamber of Commerce
Banner Elk Comfort Makers
Banner Elk Presbyterian Church
Banner Elk United Methodist
Church
Baxter Healthcare
Bella’s Italian Restaurant
Blue Ridge Mountain Church
Boston College
Brinkley Hardware
Ginny Burton
Camp Linn Haven
Carolina Barbeque
Carolina Mountain Life
Bill Cocke
Covenant Presbyterian Church
Crossnore First Baptist Church
Crossnore Presbyterian Church
Crossnore Town Hall
Culpeper Presbyterian Church
Down by the River Campground
Dwight Franklin Electric
Betty Erhart
Erick’s Cheese & Wine
Heidi Fisher
Fletcher Presbyterian Church
Grandfather Golf & Country Club
Grandfather Mountain
Greene Memorial United
Methodist Church
Heaton Christian Church
HfH RV Care-A-Vanners
Lees-McRae College
Linville Falls Community Church
Linville United Methodist Church
Little Chapel on the Boardwalk,
The
Lowe’s Home Improvement
Main Street Antiques, Elk Park
Mayland Community CollegeAvery Campus
Ruth McCloud
McKinney Cove Baptist
Media Presbyterian Church
Mountaineer Garden Center,
Banner Elk
Mountaineer Landscaping and
Flowers, Linville
Mountainside Lutheran Church
M-Prints Inc.
NC Cooperative Extension-Avery
County EFNEP
Newland Presbyterian Church
Meredith and Tony Olan
John Patterson
Thank You!
Pleasant Hill Baptist Church
Providence Presbyterian Church
River Walk Pizza
Seven Oaks Presbyterian Church
Sign Shop, The
Clotta Smith
SQUAT (Senior Quality Assurance
Team)
St. Bernadette Catholic Church
Suffolk University
Cathy Tolman
Tina Trice
Mitzi Ulery
Sondra Underwood
United Community Bank
University of Maryland
WECR-1130 AM
Joe and Patty Weld
Wing N’ It Bird Center
Zion Lutheran Church
In-kind donations include
anything from discounts on
services to donated building
supplies to event ticket sales
locations. But did you know
that we also rely on donors to
provide lunches for our work
groups? It’s a great way to be
involved in a build without
getting dirty! If you want to
help, call us at (828) 733-1909.
Honoraria and Memorials
HONORARIA
In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Nate Allen
by Brandon, Kelli and Madison
Wilson
In honor of Tom and Jo-Anne Allison
by Antoinette Carder
In honor of All Volunteers
by Warren Hopper and Janet Blair
In honor and memory of All Military
Veterans
by William Deans
In honor of Glenn Arthur
by Allen and Rebecca Bolick
In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Ballenger
by Brandon, Kelli and Madison
Wilson
In honor of John M. Blackburn
by Raleigh and Katy Shoemaker
by Patricia Williamson
by Brandon, Kelli and Madison
Wilson
In honor of the marriage of Laura
Carringer and Feild Russell
by Carolyn Jones
In honor of Jerri Cuthbertson
by Brandon, Kelli and Madison
Wilson
In honor of Penn and Vicki Dameron
by Haywood and Mary
Holderness
In honor of Jeanette Eliasohn
by Jon and Betty Hoffman
In honor of Ellie Ellenburg
by Anne S. Tyner
In honor of Tony and Claire Fortune
by Bud and Beth Howell
In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Seth Green
by Brandon, Kelli and Madison
Wilson
In honor of Eva N. (Jobe) Greer
by Jack and Delores Greer
In honor of George and Sally Gunn
by Roger and Donna Wise
In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Hackworth
by Brandon, Kelli and Madison
Wilson
In honor of Polly Heafner
by Sonia Beach
In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Horne
by Brandon, Kelli and Madison
Wilson
In honor of J. Sterling Hutcheson
by Nancy Hutcheson
In honor of Carolyn Jones and
In memory of Bill Jones
by Vicki L. Jones
In honor of Alice and Clyde McKinney
by Peggy Howell
In honor of Alice McKinney
by Peggy Howell
In honor of Phyllis Miller
by Banner Elk United Methodist
Church
In honor of Catherine Morton
by Howard and Betty Donovan
In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Nelson
by Brandon, Kelli and Madison
Wilson
In honor of Dr. and Mrs. Tripp Nelson
by Brandon, Kelli and Madison
Wilson
In honor of the Sam Oaks Family
by Charles and Betty Jean
Burleson
In honor of Dr. and Mrs. Philip Pharr
by Brandon, Kelli and Madison
Wilson
In honor of Adelaide Skoglund and
Alice Johnston
by Brandon, Kelli and Madison
Wilson
In honor of Evie Solomon
by Edwin and Fannie Broslaw
In honor of Dale and Nancy Stewart
by Todd and Tammy Hefner
In honor of John and Ramona Sturgill
by Darren and Kathryn Ash
In honor of Barbara Whitton
by Rene and Grover Myers
In honor of Jim and Barbara Whitton
by Bud and Nanette Mayer
In honor of Madison Wilson
by Brandon and Kelli Wilson
MEMORIALS
In memory of Ellis Bennett
by Jerry and Melanie BurgIn
by Betty and Pete Holbrook
by Ed and Debbie Neff
by Melvin and Lessie Smith
by Jack Watson
by Sue Wiblitzhouser
In memory of Bob Boyer
by Edwin Newman
In memory of Olin Brinkley
by Carla Chamblee
In memory of Steve Chandler
by Fred and Sherry Abernethy
by Charles and Linda Petty
In memory of Mike and Alice D'Emilio
by Joy Walston
In memory of Frances T. Erhart
by William and Betty Erhart
In memory of Barrett Gilmer
by Peter and Ellen Stapleton
In memory of Walter "Pop" Jarvis
by Irma (Tina) Jarvis
In memory of Bill Jones
by Carolyn Jones
In memory of Nan Jones
by Jerry Jones
In memory of Charles Kimberly
by Ruth and Jonni Kimberly
In memory of Margaret Lehman
by Horace Brumit
by BJ's Resort Wear
In memory of Brad MacNulty
by Sugar Top Resort and
Condominium Association
In memory of Maggie
by Mark and Judy Marshall
In memory of Boyd McCloud
by R. Carroll and Margaret Beaty
In memory of Jeri McGee
by F.C. and Ellie Ellenburg
In memory of Charlie Milford
by Mack and Dorothy Duncan
by Carolyn Milford
In memory of Lynn Newman
by Edwin Newman
In memory of Ray Palmer
by Ed and Debbie Neff
In memory of John Peterson
by John and Barbara Gailey
In memory of Wimsey Powell
by Alexander and Janice
Dommerich
by Pamela F. Isrow
by Ted and Jodi Vander Roest
In memory of Jim Price
by Ben and Liz Price
In memory of Beth Schneider
by Penny McRae
by Ed and Debbie Neff
In memory of Gail Tatum
by Dale and Ernestine Glover
In memory of Tom Taylor and Sambo
by Lila Taylor
In memory of John Wilson
by Edward and Carol Byrd
by Patti Connor-Greene
by F.C. and Ellie Ellenburg
by George and Sara Gunn
by H.N. and Marie Gwyn
by Evelyn Hall
by Joe and Susan Ramseur
by Charlotte Wilson
2014 Financial Contributions
MASTER CRAFTSMEN:
$10,000 & Above
Arthur, Glenn and Carol
Covenant Presbyterian Church
Dooner , Mary E. Foundation, Inc.
Fields, Charles and Cathy
Miller Whitton, Barbara
FOUNDATION BUILDERS:
$5,000 to $9,999
Arthur Family Foundation
Ash, Darren and Kathryn
Foundation
Banner Elk Presbyterian Church
High Country United Way, Inc.
WOODWORKERS: $1,000 to $4,999
84 Lumber
Abernethy, Fred and Sherry
Agnes Irwin School, The
Barnhardt, Tom and Kim
Boston College
Carringer, Laura
Caudle, C. Ray
Chapel By The Lake
Culpeper Presbyterian Church
Eggers, Mike and Linda
Ellenburg, F.C. and Ellie
Fletcher Presbyterian Church
Hefner, Todd and Tammy
Hicks, Paul and Beatriz
Holmes, Patrick and Jill
James and Mildred Wilkinson
Charitable Trust
Kemp, Gordon and Judy
Linville Falls Community Church
Little Chapel On The Boardwalk
Presbyterian Church, The
Manis, Michael and Therese
Matthews, Doris
Monroe, Paul and Jane
Pella Window and Door Company
Raft, Elizabeth
Rezanka, Bill and Sandy
Rominger, Dana and Sally
Rotary Club of Avery County
St. Bernadette Catholic Church
Stoltzfus, Kerry and Ruthanne
Underwood, Sondra
United Community Bank
University Of Maryland
Wells Fargo Bank
Zion Lutheran Church
JOURNEYMEN: $500 to $999
Beasley, Steve and Wendy
BJ's Resort Wear
Broome, Mike and Madeline
Dicks, Bill and Donna
Baker, George T. Foundation, Inc.
Gilmer, Dudley
Grammer, Allen
Hartley, Richard
King-Eller, Sandy
Lindsay, Mary
Matson, Cornelia
Morton, Catherine
Newland Presbyterian Church
Pullease, Dorothy
Seaton, Anthony and Kathy
Sherrill, Ron and Paulette
St. James Lutheran Church
Szatkowski, Gerard
Tutterow, Keith and Patricia
Wilson, Brandon, Kelli and Madison
APPRENTICES: $200 to $499
5th Generation, Inc., The
Accurso, Joseph
Addison, Martha
Avery Tire & Service
Banner Elk United Methodist
Church
Banning, Mary Lynn
Best Western Mountain Lodge
Blue Ridge Propane
Brewer, Wayne and Terry
Brock, Nancy
Broome, Carlton
Buchsbaum, Fred and Karen
Carolina Mountain Life, Inc.
Carraway, Anthony Glenn
Clark, Larry
Clark, Reed and Buffy
Cone, Alan W.
Coutts, David and Linda
Davidson, Alyson
Decausemaker, Elizabeth
Dereka’s Sugar Mountain
Accomodations
Donaldson, Susan
Edward Jones Investments, Linville
Elsenberg, Barry
Erhart, William and Betty
Fairway Lawns Of Banner Elk
Fields, Lawson
Giglio, Deborah
Goldin, Gene and Mary
Greenawalt, Paul and Merlynn
Greenleaf Services, Inc.
Gross, Gary and Elaine
Hamilton, Douglas R.
Hanlon, Linda and Podlogar, Gary
Harper, James
Hood, Ed and Kay
James, E. Russell and Christine
Jones, Vicki L.
Kamons, Susan and David
Krantz, Kelly
La Porte, Barney and Susan
Linville United Methodist Church
Lopez, Damaso and Frances
Lupo, Anita
Matney, Ted and Carol
McDowell, Carol
Montgomery, Davis and Cindy
Morgan, Wayne and Susan
Mountain Heritage Systems/MHS
Technologies
Mountaineer Landscaping
Mountainside Lutheran Church
M-Prints, Inc.
Myers, Rene and Grover
New River Building Supply
Newman, Edwin
Newman, Stephen
Ocker, Larry and Crofton, Loretto
Parker, Jim and Jennifer
Payne, Beverly
Pennell, Rick
Ray, Justin
Ray, Richard
Robbins, Stephen and Alice
Robinson, Patty
Rotary Club of Avery County
Sallay, James
Sallee, Lee and Carolyn
Schaefer, Barbara
Schandert, Alex
Seegers, Joe and Teri
Shirley, Steve and Anne
Smith, Stefan and Barbara
Staton, David and Susan
Stearns, Larry and Martha
Sterling Company Real Estate, The
Stone, Jerry and Barbara
Sugar Top Resort and Condominium
Association
Swor, David and Doris
Town Of Beech Mountain, The
Thomas, Mark
Vaughan's Nursery
Village Of Sugar Mountain, The
Vincent, Michael and Carol
Warner, Jonathan and Rebecca
Watson, Jack and Joyce
Wauters, Byron and Gwendolyn
Whicker, James and Rebecca
Wiblitzhouser, Sue
Ziel, Yvonne and Morse, Tim
FRIENDS: Up to $199
A and D Associates
Abernethy, Bruce and Ann
Adams, Mike
Adamson, Jerome
Aiken, Christine
Allison, Tom and Jo-Anne
Amazon Smile
Anderson, Kenneth
Andrews, Denise
Aycock, Ellis & Barbara
Ayscue, Jamie
Baldree, Allen
Ball, Janet
Barrymore, James
Beach, Sonia
Beaty, R. Carroll and Margaret
Beck, Debby
Beckham, Joan
Bennett, Imogene (Jean)
Berrin, Fran
Blackburn, Danny and Gretchen
Blackburn, John
Blackledge, Mary and Steve
Blalock, Barry and Sheila
Blalock, Robert
Blind Squirrel Brewery
Boles, Katy
Bolick, Allen and Rebecca
Boulton, Jerry and Doris
Bradley, Michael and Kimberly
Brady, Burl
Brinkley Hardware
Brinster, Joe and Sherry
Broslaw, Edwin and Fannie
Brown, Ronnie
Brown, Susan
Brumit, Horace
Bryant, Ken
Bullard, Richard and Sharon
Bullock, Corey and Laura
Burgin, Jerry and Melanie
Buri, Roy and Elaine
Burkleo, Ken and Amanda
Burleson, Charles and Betty Jean
Burleson, David and Beth
Byars, Chris
Byerly, Robin T.
Bynum, Michael
Byrd, Edward and Carol
Calhoun, Ronald and Martha
Calloway, Jerry and Pamela
Campbell, Claudia D.
Canady, Paul and Debbie
Carder, Antoinette
Carter, David
Carter, Lucille
Carter, Susan
Casey, Jacqueline
Chamblee, Carla
Chase, Heather
Childress, John and Melinda
Church of The Savior Lutheran &
Episcopal
Clawson, David
Coleman, Nathan and Martha
Comfort, Alex and Sarah
Conner Financial Group
Connor-Greene, Patti
Cooke, George and Martha
Cookson, Robin
Cornelius, Edwin and Nancy
Covington, Christian
Cox, Randy
Craig, Thomas
Crenshaw, Paul and Steffey, Sharon
Crider, Charles
2014 Financial Contributions (Cont’d)
Crofton, Larry and Loretto
Curran, Sullivan and Anne
Daly, Elizabeth
Davis, John and Carolyn
Davis, Justin
Davis, Patricia
Deans, Ron and Gay
Deans, William
Devine, George
Dick, Camilla
Dickinson, C.R. and Mary
Dommerich, Alexander and Janice
Donovan, Howard and Betty
Dosher, Martha B.
Dosher, Nancy S.
Down By The River Campground
Downs, William and Idamae
Drivas, Linda
Duerson, Margaret
Duncan, Mack and Dorothy
Dunn, Charlotte and Richard
Dunn, Glenn and Carol
Edenfield, Paula
Edmisten, Joe and Patricia
Eells, Guion and Jean
Ehmig, David
Elder, Cliff and Mary
Fedele, Constance
Feinburg, Louis and Merle
Feola, Samuel
Finnegan, Lawrence and Corrine
Fischer, Margo
Fleming, William H.
Fortune, Tony and Claire
Foster, II, Richard
Fowler, Betty
Fuller, Marsha
Gailey, John and Barbara
Garland, Carolyn
Garris, Martha
George, James
Glazer, Walter and Virginia
Glover, Dale and Ernestine
Godwin, Robert and Karen
Grady, Michael and Catherine
Grashof, Bob and Mary
Graves, Connie
Gray, Tom
Green, John and Patricia
Greene, Dan and Patti
Greenspan, Jay
Greer, Jack and Delores
Griese, Robert
Gunn, George and Sara
Gunter, Katherine
Gurganus, Julie
Guy, Martha
Gwyn, H.N. and Marie
Hagen, Paul
Hall, Evelyn
Hampton, James and Ann
Hampton, Jean
Hannah, Frances and Robert
Hardy, Brent
Harer, Alan
Harvey, Julia
Hatcher, William
Heafner, Lander and Polly
Heffron, Robert and Marianne
Hembree, Randall
Henline, Marc and Frances
Hester, Virginia
Hilt, Dee
Hilt, William
Hodges, Luther
Hodges, Robert and Christine
Hoffman, Jon and Betty
Holbrook, Betty and Pete
Holbrook, George and Elizabeth
Holcher, Frank T.
Holderness, Haywood and Mary
Hopper, Warren and Blair, Janet
Horne, Steve and Brenda
Horney, Jr., Harrison and Ellen
Howell, Bud and Beth
Howell, Peggy
Huffman, Brenda
Hutcheson, J. Sterling and Nancy
Irwin, Bette and William
Isrow, Pamela F.
Jackson, Ira
Jarrett, Judy
Jarvis, Irma (Tina)
JBW Marketing & Sales
Johnson, James
Johnson, Jane
Johnson, Kelly and Sue
Johnson, Mariann
Jones, Carolyn
Jones, Jerry
Jones, Jr., Robert and Nancy
Jones, Max and Wilma
Joyce, Joe
Kennedy, Bob and Carla
Kessler, Robin
Kimberly, Ruth and Jonni
Kirk, Helen
Kirkland, Susan
Kirschner, Stan and Annette
Kittinger, Jack B.
Kraus, Gordon and Frances
Krege, Dewayne and Kelley
Krege, Roy and Marion
Kremer , George and Mary
Foundation
Kumpf, Herman and Susan
Lampe, Chris
Lane, Kyle and Teirsa
Lanman, John and Margaret
Lapidus, Marilyn
Lastinger, Allen and Delores
Lavarge, F.R. and Patricia
Lees McRae College
Liles, Lowell
Link, Ann R.
Liptzin, Anne
Littlejohn, Mark and Karla
Lynch, Shane
Major, Mary Jane
Marshall, Mark and Judy
Mattar, Lianne
Mayer, Bud and Nanette
McAlexander, Suzanne
McCollum, Martha
McCrary, Janice
McCrary, Linda
McKinley, Philip and Mary
McKinney, Clyde and Alice
McKinney, Juanita B.
McLaughlin, James and Patricia
McNeely, Hal and Betty
McRae, Penny
Milford, Carolyn
Milford, M.T. and Jane
Miller, Karen
Miller, Phyllis
Miller, Steve and Beth Ann
Miller, Timothy
Milligan, William and Nancy
Mills, Dave and Betty
Minnick, Keith and Elaine
Moore, John and Patricia
Moore, Susan
Morgan, Sue
Moss, Bob and Sandra
Muhleman, D. Max and Jean
Mullin, Chuck
Murphy, Bruce and Lou Ann
Nance, N.T.
Neff, Ed and Debbie
Neuman, Brad
Newhouse, Cheryl
Nielsen, Annette
Nixon, David
Norris, Carol C.
Nye, Judy
Oates, Carol
O'Cain, Lutrelle and Carey
Ogilvie, Angela B.
O'Harrow, Danny and Deborah
Okun, Herbert and Cookie
Olan, Meredith and Tony
Olsen, Jerry and Linda
Orwig, R. C.
Ott, Thomas and Carolyn
Owens, David and Linda
Page, William H.
Parent, Carol
Parker, Tony
Parr, Ronald and Debra
Parr, Whitton and Mary
Patterson, Jonathan
Penley, Ernie and Rosanne
Peters, Jeffrey and Pamela
Petranek, Arthur and Ilene
Petty, Charles and Linda
Plunkett, Steven and Susan
Polderman, Mark and Patricia
Powell, Kenneth and Una
Powell, Kirby and Myrtie
Presnell, Mark
Price, Ben and Liz
Prosch, Sara R.
Quackenboss, Dennis and Carolyn
Ramey, David and Jeanine
Ramseur, Joe and Susan
Ray, June
Reece, Kathy
Reuss, Carol
Reynolds, Kathy
Rhodes, Ross
Rice, James and Ivy
Richardson, Allan
Richardson, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. E.W.
Riddle, Ray and Thresia
Roberts, John and Susan
Robinson, Wilson
Rothrock, Sam and Penny
Rouquette, Susan
Rouse, James and Margaret
Salomon, Mark
Saunders, Andi
Scatliff, James H.
Schell, Merrill
Schwartz, Ron and Denise
Seglek, Ida
Shoemaker, Raleigh and Katy
Shomaker, Judy
Shuffler, Charles and Ellis, Randy
Shull, Joe and Sandra
Shull, Scottie
Sickler, Skip and Loveday, Lisa
Singleton, Patricia
Smith, D.C. and Bonita
Smith, Melvin and Lessie
Southwick, William and Margaret
Stapleton, Peter and Ellen
Stevens, Parker
Stevenson, Tod and Michelle
Strait, Stuart and Deborah
Sweeney, James
Sweet, Jared and Paige
Tanner, Michael and Lynne
Tate, Brian
Tate, David L.
Tate, Virginia and Owen, Richard
Taylor, Andrew and Lupo, Susan
Taylor, Chuck
Taylor, Jim
Taylor, Lila
Thompson, Lucille R.
Timberlake, Casper and Anne
Tingle, William R.
Tolman, Cathy
Tufts, Robert E.
Turlington, Elizabeth
Tyner, Anne S.
Vander Roest, Ted and Jodi
3rd Annual Autumn Mountain
Classic Golf Tournament
Grandfather Golf & Country
Club
Linville, NC
On Tuesday, October 13, 2015, Grandfather Golf &
Country Club of Linville, NC will once again host the
Autumn Mountain Classic, a charity golf tournament
benefitting ACHFH. Grandfather Golf & Country Club is
nestled within the Blue Ridge Mountains and provides
a unique and picturesque tournament setting. Beneath
its colorful tree line lies Grandfather’s 18-hole course,
recently named one of America’s 100 Greatest Courses for 2013/2014 by Golf Digest. Since Grandfather is a
private club, the charity tournament creates an opportunity for non-members from all over Southeastern
U.S. to play the pristine course. Keep an eye on our
website for more details or email us at
[email protected].
Board of Directors:
Tom Allison, President
Ed Neff, Secretary/Treasurer
Mitch Marlowe
Ben Price
Jack Watson
Leah Willis
Babette McAuliffe
Fred Abernethy
Todd Hefner
Susan Clark
Roland Zill
Judy Nye
Mike Davis
Staff:
Melanie Burgin, Office & Programs Manager
Michael Sheppard, Construction Supervisor
Lisa Whittington, ReStore Manager
Doris Shomaker, ReStore Clerk
Steven Wilson, ReStore Associate
How to Contact Us:
http://www.averycohfh.org
Or send email to [email protected]
Look us up on Facebook!
ReStore:
2170 Millers Gap Hwy, Newland - (828) 733-2025
Office in the Gilmer Community Center:
151 Friendship Lane, Elk Park - (828) 733-1909
PO Box 1016
Address Service Requested
(828) 733-2025
Non Profit
US Postage
PAID
Newland, NC
Permit No. 50