Surroundings - Hospice of Davidson County

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Summer 2014
Volume 29, Issue 2
Surroundings
A Newsletter for Friends of Hospice of Davidson County
Contents
Message from the CEO 2
From the Board President
2
New Board Members Welcomed
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Annual Meeting Recap
4
Staff News
5
Volunteer Appreciation Week
6-7
Hospice & the Faith Community 8-9
Connection
Food Services Makeover
10
Grief & Bereavement Events
10
The Founder’s Circle
11
7th Annual HODC Golf
12-13
Tournament
Memorials & Honorariums Pages 14 - 19
2014 Events
Healing Journeys
July 11, August 1 & September 5
1:00 – 2:00 pm
HODC Administrative Building
Understanding Grief after Loss
Tuesdays: July 8 – August 5
3:00 – 4:30 pm
Loss of a Child
July 16, August 20 & September 17
5:30 – 7:30 pm
7th Annual Ride for Angels
Saturday, July 19
10:45 am
Denton FarmPark
Bridges of Hope Grief Camp
Saturday, September 27
9:30 am – 2:30 pm
Save the Date – July 19th – for our
7th Annual Ride for Angels
As your summer calendar starts to fill up, remember
to save the date of July 19th to participate in
our annual Ride for Angels motorcycle ride.
The ride, which is in its 7th year, raises money
for specialized end of life care and grief
support for people in our community facing
a life limiting illness. Hospice of Davidson
County, a United Way agency, accepts
patients regardless of their ability to pay
and relies heavily on community support
to provide those services.
This year’s ride will be held on Saturday,
July 19th, 2014. The ride, escorted by the
Davidson County Sheriff’s Department,
departs from Denton FarmPark, 1072
Cranford Road in Denton, at 10:45 a.m.
Gates open at 8:30 a.m. for registration.
Pre-registration is $15.00 with $5.00 for a double
rider. Same day registration is $20.00 with $5.00 for a
double rider. Lunch is included with registration. Anyone interested in placing
an “In Memory Of” listing or placing a business ad on the back of our official
Ride for Angels t-Shirt can call (336) 475-5444 for details. There will also be a
memorial wall on site for attendees to place mementos or notes in memory of
a loved one. Entertainment will be provided by KOOL 1440 AM 99.9FM. There
will be drawings for prizes and a 50/50 drawing.
Last year’s event had over 500 riders, volunteers, community supporters
and staff members in attendance. These supporters, along with our sponsors,
helped raise a record $19,800 to provide medical services, emotional, and
spiritual support to those in our community, faced with a terminal illness, and
their families.
Thanks to the sponsors of this year’s 7th Ride for Angels event: Younts
Insurance and Wake Forest Baptist Health / Lexington Medical Center. T-shirt
sponsors include Younts Insurance, Creative Carpets and Holladay Surgical
Supply.
Additional information, regarding registration and t-shirt ads, is available online at www.hospiceofdavidson.org. Inquires can also be directed to Tammy
Troublefield, LPTA, Community Outreach Coordinator at (336) 596-9098 or
[email protected].
From the Desk of Laura Owen, CEO . . .
In early May my husband and I joined several dozen farm, horticulture, historic
preservation and outdoor enthusiasts for the 7th annual, Rural Roots Tour.
Conducted by the Tourism Recreation Investment Partnership (TRIP), a nonprofit
foundation focused on enhancing our county’s tourism and recreation
infrastructure, we had the opportunity to tour six farms and stop at several other
historical properties located throughout the county.
Our destination farm locations were diverse, ranging in practice from the
traditional to high tech, from sustainable organic to genetically modified producers
and owners coming from a long lineage of farmers to the newly retired urban
dwellers investing significant resources in a new venture. It was a great overview of
the new farming movement taking place in Davidson County.
As unique as each farm was, what I found equally interesting was what the
owners had in common. During the tour, farm owners shared information about
their marketing and strategic plans, conveyed a high level of education about new
and innovative farming models, and indicated their reliance on data to manage
operational decisions. They also shared in their commitment to preserve the past
while integrating new practices to enhance the quality of life for their families and the
community.
Looking back on the day, I couldn’t help to notice the relevance of their work to
ours at Hospice of Davidson County. Daily we rely on data to manage our operations,
continually monitor changes in the healthcare and hospice environment, and rely on our
collective expertise to provide clinical, emotional, spiritual and bereavement services.
And, as we prepare for our future, we remain committed to our mission. Just like our
neighboring farmers, we, too are stewards of our resources as we enhance the quality of
life for our patients, caregivers and our community.
From the Board President . . .
We are excited to be celebrating the 5th anniversary of the Hinkle Hospice House and the
relocation to our new campus. Without the community’s continuous generous support,
we could not sustain the agency’s mission. We are in our big fundraising season and are
counting on you to make plans to attend our 19th Annual Benefit Gala, Fire & Ice, on June
21st at 7:30 p.m. at Richard Childress Racing in Welcome as well as the 7th Annual Ride for
Angels on July 19th at Denton Farm Park. This year’s ride begins at 10:45 a.m.
When I enter the Hinkle Hospice House I am reminded just how blessed we are to have a
quiet, serene place in which our loved ones and friends can transition peacefully. What an
absolute blessing to rest in the knowledge that our loved ones can rest and be pain free as
Rochelle C. Bobo
Board President 2014
they are taken safely home in dignity.
Finally, we are looking forward to extending our reach into the community via faith-based partnerships so that we might
not only garner financial and human support to sustain our mission; but, also to empower those who are marginalized and
have little or no voice and those who may not understand our mission.
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New Executive Committee Welcomes New Board Members
At the 30th Annual Meeting, held in
April, the Hospice of Davidson County
Board of Directors elected new officers
to provide oversight to the agency.
Rochelle Bobo, retired educator
from Lexington City Schools was
elected Board Chair and Philip Young
of Radiens, Inc. in Thomasville was
elected Vice Board Chair. Ann Ripple,
WFBH: Lexington Medical Center, will
continue to serve as Secretary. Debbie
Fanary, owner of Metal Monkeys
Recycling, will serve as Past President.
2014 Executive Committee: (L to R) The 2014
Executive Committee of the Hospice of
Davidson County Board of Directors includes
Board Chair Rochelle Bobo, Secretary Ann
Ripple, Past President Debbie Fanary and
Vice Board Chair Philip Young.
New Members Welcomed to HODC’s Board of Directors for 2014-15
Frank Cagle
Frank Cagle retired in 2013 after 40 years
in the banking industry. Most recently
serving as senior vice president at BB&T,
Cagle has also chaired the United Way
of Davidson County campaign and
served on various boards for years in
our area. He continues to be involved
with the Kiwanis Club and serves on the
Board of Trustees at Wingate University.
He enjoys fishing, hunting, tennis and his
family in his free time.
Russell Compton
Russell Compton lives in the northern part
of Davidson County. An entrepreneur
who previously worked for Lowes Home
Improvement, Compton owns Special
Event Portable Restrooms and has
extensive experience in special events.
He enjoys trips to the beach and travel in
general, and spent more than 10 years
serving on the Board of Directors of the
NC Zoo in Asheboro.
Daniel James
Daniel James is an IT Project Manager
with Wake Forest Baptist Health in
Winston-Salem, where he has worked
for more than 13 years. James lives
in the northwest corner of Davidson
County and serves on the board of
United Way of Davidson County. He has
served as Adjunct Faculty at Davidson
County Community College, where he
taught classes in computer and business
technology. He enjoys travel, sports and
spending time with his family.
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Annual Meeting Recap
Owen Covington, speaking at the 30th
Annual Meeting. Covington is a reporter
with The Business Journal of Greensboro.
Board President Rochelle Bobo presents the 2014 Community Partner Award to First Bank of
Thomasville, accepted by Edwina Hardee, Vice President of First Bank.
Hospice of Davidson County
recognized area philanthropists and
community partners at the agency’s
30th Annual Meeting, held in April
at The Rittling Conference Center at
Davidson County Community College.
The Board of Directors honored the
Turlington Family, including Paula and
Mike Turlington, with the 2014 Founders
Award – an award recognizing the
significant contributions of an individual
or individuals who have contributed
to the longevity of the non-profit
organization. Accepting the award
were Paula and Mike Turlington and
two of their children, Brian Turlington
and Meg Holshouser. Paula spoke
on behalf of the family and reflected
on her years of involvement with the
Hospice of Davidson County Board of
Directors.
Board Member, Rochelle Bobo
recognized First Bank of Thomasville as
the 2014 recipient of the Community
Partner Award. This award is presented
annually to an organization, business,
church or foundation that has made
significant contributions to the agency.
First Bank of Thomasville has been a
faithful supporter of the Ride for Angels
and other fundraising events. Edwina
Hardee, vice president of First Bank,
accepted the award on behalf of the
branch.
Guest speaker Owen Covington
discussed the challenges and future
of healthcare in the Piedmont
Triad and how hospice fits with the
healthcare continuum. Covington is
the healthcare reporter for The Business
Journal in Greensboro.
(L to R) Brian Turlington, Meg Holshouser, Paula Turlington and Mike Turlington accept the 2014 Founders Award at the 30th Annual Meeting,
held in April.
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Debbie Beck
Receives 2014
Heart of Hospice
Award
Debbie Beck received the 2014 Heart
of Hospice Staff Award from Director of
Human Resources Jerry Clevenger at the
30th Annual Meeting on April 10.
STAFF NEWS
Andy Barrett has joined Hospice of Davidson County as
Food Services Manager. Angie Hughes and Bonita
Williams have also been hired as part-time cooks at the
Hinkle Hospice House.
Debbie Beck, Development Coordinator, was the recipient
of the 2014 Heart of Hospice Award. This award
is presented annually to a most outstanding staff
member, as voted on by the entire staff of Hospice of
Davidson County. Beck has worked for the agency for
25 years.
Windy Cole, BSW, was recognized for five years of service
at the 30th Annual Meeting of Hospice of Davidson
County. Cole is a social worker in the Home Care
program.
Valerie Heiney has completed a five-month work practicum
with Hospice of Davidson County through a partnership
with DavidsonWorks. Heiney assisted in the areas
of Human Resources, Adminstration, Marketing and
Development since January 2014.
Robin Huneycutt has joined Hospice of Davidson County as
Executive Administrative Assistant. Huneycutt served as
a member of the Hospice of Davidson County Board of
Directors for years and served as Board President in 2003
and again in 2005.
Laura Owen, CEO, was recognized for five years of service
County. Owen is the Chief Executive Officer.
Angie Robbins, Unit Coordinator for the Hinkle Hospice
House, was recognized for five years of service at the
30th Annual Meeting of Hospice of Davidson County.
Staci Roth, RN, was recognized for five years of service
County. Roth is a full-time registered nurse at the Hinkle
Hospice House.
Gwyn Stone, CNA, transferred from the Home Care program
to a full-time position at the Hinkle Hospice House.
Jane Whitley, BSW, Clinical Information Specialist, was
recognized for 20 years of service at the 30th Annual
Meeting of Hospice of Davidson County. Whitley works
in the Quality/Compliance department and oversees
patient information.
Jamie Young, CNA, was recently hired as a full-time CNA
at the Hinkle Hospice House. Young had been working
PRN status previously.
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Hospice of Davidson County’s Most Wanted
By Sumiko Harmon, Manager of Volunteer Services
E
very year during National
Volunteer Appreciation Week,
invites our volunteers to a
special recognition luncheon. It is
always an exciting event which allows
us to show our appreciation for our
wonderful volunteers, as well as spend
some extra time with them.
This year’s theme was based
on the legacy of Marion Robert
Morrison, more commonly known as
John Wayne. He was a lung cancer
survivor and a passionate advocate
for early checkups, doing numerous
announcements for the American
Cancer Society. He was sadly
diagnosed with stomach cancer 14
years later and lost his battle with
cancer. In 1985 the JW Cancer
Foundation was created in his honor,
after his family promised to use his
name to continue his fight against
cancer. Almost 35 years after his
death, his legacy is still very much alive
and creating life changing moments
for others, just like our volunteers.
John Wayne was full of courage,
dignity, and integrity, just like our
volunteers. He was a legacy, which is
exactly what our volunteers are to our
organization and to the patients and
families that we serve. This luncheon
marked a great opportunity to remind
our volunteers how special and
unique they are and to thank them
for choosing us to share their time
and talents with Hospice of Davidson
County.
Andy Barrett, Food Service Manager
from the Hinkle Hospice House Café,
prepared a delicious southern meal
for all 75 volunteers and guests in
attendance. We were also fortunate
to enjoy a rendition of the Beverly
Hillbillies by our very own Louise Burton.
Staff and volunteers followed their
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Volunteers Jody Smith and Carrie Fulbright
meal with a trip inside our Wild West
Photo Booth, complete with props and
a “wanted” poster. It was a wonderful
afternoon filled with fun, fellowship and
friends.
I hope that each of our volunteers
felt the gratitude and appreciation
expressed by our staff, not only on
their special day, but every day here
at Hospice of Davidson County. I
could not ask for a better volunteer
family and am personally very thankful
that they choose to share their time
and talents with our organization, our
patients and families.
Welcome New Volunteers!
So far this year we’ve added 10 new volunteers to our volunteer family.
Please join me in welcoming the following new volunteers to Hospice of
Davidson County: Celenia Bennett, Leda Everhart, Ellen Johnson, Roger
Kelly, Heather Kindley, Janet Lance, Danny Leonard, Donna Little, Lorree
Miller and Emily Wilson.
Props used at this year’s “Wild West Photo Booth” at the Volunteer Luncheon.
Volunteer Louise Burton delivered her
rendition of the Beverly Hillbillies at the
Volunteer Luncheon on April 9.
Volunteers enjoying this year’s annual appreciation luncheon on April 9.
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Hospice and the Faith Community Connection:
Hospice Mission and Ministry
Ministering to Community Needs of Grief and Loss
Co-authored by Helen Fitzgerald, CSW, Community Education Coordinator and Rev. Misty Polston-York, Spiritual Counselor/
Chaplain
Historically, in our American society, as
in many other cultures, family care for
the sick and elderly was provided in
the home. Extended family, neighbors,
and the local church communities
supported one another in meeting the
needs of the family; and it was not at
all uncommon for patients to die in
their homes. Then with the industrial
age, family sizes shrinking, and children
moving away as adults, the medical
model moved to people going to
the hospital when sick, and often,
remaining there for months, until death
occurred. Physical care became
increasingly specialized and isolated
from the emotional and spiritual
aspects of care.
With the Hospice movement in
London, England, Dr. Cicely Saunders
founded a movement to bring the
feeling of community back to medical
care. This effort worked to incorporate
the spiritual and psychosocial support
to address the patient as a whole
person, not just a diagnosis and set of
symptoms.
“Death… is not the ultimate tragedy. The ultimate tragedy
is depersonalization… dying in an arena, separated from the
spiritual nourishment that comes from being able to reach out
to a loving hand.”
– Norman Cousins
That is what Hospice care is all
about. Hospice is not less care… it
is a different kind of care; one that
recognizes the significance of the
emotional, social, and spiritual needs
and strengths that bind individuals
together and impact one’s physical
well- being, as well as coping and
grieving. This psychosocial and spiritual
model is what makes hospice care
unique and specialized, and draws
not only on the hospice team, but
also on all those who have personal
connections and relationships with the
patient and family.
In his book, The Hospice Movement,
Sandol Stoddard explains that “hospice
means both host and guest, an
interaction between human beings.” It
is all about the relationships. With this
concept of care as our mission, who
better to partner with hospices than
our faith community?
The end of life journey is a
sacred journey, no matter one’s
denomination, faith beliefs or church
affiliation. It is a spiritual walk. Faith
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communities are often the first line of
hope and the most consistent support
system for families. They may realize a
church member’s decline and need
for hospice care, before even the
physician, and they are often the most
trusted support system to help guide
patients and families to the services
they need.
Hospice of Davidson County is
excited and honored to be partnering
with a number of local churches
and faith communities. We do this
to share the hospice message with
the congregation, offer counseling
and support for grief and loss, and
provide education about topics
such as advance care planning and
caregiving needs. This enables us
to partner with local congregations
and explore together different ways
that we may be in ministry within our
communities.
continues to see this model manifested
at Shiloh United Methodist Church in
the Reeds community. Pastor Dave
Kelly and his congregation invite others
in that community to attend monthly
information sessions on grief/loss,
caregiver stress, advanced healthcare
decision making, Dementia/Alzheimer’s
and end of life issues related to
nutrition and communication. These
sessions have addressed concerns in
the congregation, while also allowing
them to be in mission and ministry in
the Reeds area to others who may
have these same needs and concerns.
This is what Hospice in mission and
ministry is all about—reaching outside
the doors of the church to address
issues of those who may have medical
needs, grief and loss concerns, or need
help in accessing community resources
to help them through their end of life
journey.
Chaplains/Spiritual Counselors, Rev.
Misty Polston-York and Rev. David
Kolb, as well as Helen Fitzgerald, CSW,
Community Education Coordinator,
are available to assist churches
in awareness of hospice services,
“Just as Moses led the Jewish people to the Promised Land, Hospice workers
also help to lead those from the land of death to a new promised land of eternal life.”
volunteer opportunities for missions and
support through grief and loss. Other
topics include healthcare decision
planning and psychosocial and
spiritual needs to support churches
in ministering to the needs of their
congregations and neighboring
communities.
In recent months, Hospice of
Davidson County has participated
in health fairs at Oak Forest United
Methodist Church in Midway and
New Jerusalem United Church of
Christ in Silver Valley. Presentations
have been given to the Bernice Cross
Missions Group at First Baptist Church
in Lexington, at Stoner’s Grove Baptist
and Beulah United Church of Christ.
At Beulah, Rev. Polston-York is
teaching women how to provide
compassionate support to those
who are managing and coping with
grief and loss, and ways to take care
of themselves while helping others.
Fitzgerald is also attending educational
sessions to learn more about the
WFBH-FaithHealth and how Hospice of
Davidson County can collaborate and
work with this faith health initiative to
better serve the people in our county.
Volunteer opportunities at Hospice
of Davidson County are another way
churches and church groups can
minister to others. At the upcoming
United Church of Christ Women’s
Summer Conference, Rev. Polston-York
will speak on the theme of “Treasure in
Clay Vessels,” relating how volunteer
opportunities and Chaplaincy are
both a form of missionary ministry.
Rev. Polston-York will share this theme
again at the United Methodist Church
Women’s Day at Center United
Methodist in Welcome on July 22nd
as she speaks on the ministry of the
female Hospice Chaplain as well as
ministry and volunteer opportunities at
Hospice of Davidson County.
blessed by many churches throughout
the county who regularly provide
snacks and/or meals at the Hinkle
Hospice House, make prayer shawls
or prayer quilts for our patients and
those who come to sing and visit
patients. We are particularly grateful
for those who provide financial support
throughout the year and for those who
minister to our patients, families and
staff in creative and thoughtful ways.
If you, or your church, are interested
in finding out more about Hospice
care and services, and opportunities
for mission and ministry with Hospice,
please call (336) 475-5444 to speak
with Helen Fitzgerald about creative
partnerships and opportunities to work
together.
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Hinkle Hospice House Food Services Undergoes a Makeover
By Alison Hicks, RN, BSN, CHPN, Director of the Hinkle Hospice House
In February 2014, Hospice of Davidson County made a
change that continues to benefit our patients, families,
visitors and staff every day. The Hinkle Hospice House Food
Services underwent a makeover.
What had been
contracted food services
for over two years is now
a professional culinary
experience overseen
by Chef/Food Service
Manager, Andy Barrett.
Andy brings over 40 years of
experience to our agency.
He has been the executive
chef for restaurants, country
clubs and hotels and owned his own catering business for 20
years when he lived in Nashville, Tennessee. Andy describes
his experience in working for Hospice of Davidson County to
be very rewarding, “To be able to provide good food and
good service for patients and families, and the opportunity
to give a break from the tough times.”
Andy also supervises two part-time cooks, Angie Hughes
and Bonita Williams. Both of these ladies also bring great
experience to our agency. The Hinkle Hospice House Café
offers meals at breakfast, lunch and dinner every day for
both patients and family members, at no additional charge.
Donations are accepted, at a suggested rate of $3 for
breakfast and $4 for lunch or dinner, and can be placed in
the donation box located in the Café.
Grief and Bereavement Events
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July 11, August 1 and September 5
1:00-2:00 pm
Hospice of Davidson County campus
200 Hospice Way, Lexington
Loss of a Child
The first Friday of every month people with various losses
gather to offer support to one another and to learn about
the grief process. Each person who loses a loved one is
on a journey towards healing and wholeness. We gather
to light candles, tell stories, and share our grief as we
heal our broken hearts. Hospice families and community
members are welcome to join our Bereavement staff for this
meaningful experience each month.
Parents and grandparents who are grieving the loss of a
child gather to seek wisdom and emotional support from
others who share in this difficult journey. Please call (336)
475-5444 to register or for more information.
July 16, August 20 and September 17
5:30 pm-7:30 pm
Understanding Grief after Loss
Bridges of Hope Grief Camp
Tuesdays beginning July 8 through August 5
5:30 - 7:00 pm
Saturday, September 27
9:30 am - 2:30 pm
If there is any one thing to expect in the first months of grief,
it’s the unexpected. At Hospice of Davidson County, one of
our goals is to provide an opportunity for you to learn about
your own unique journey into the wilderness of grief. 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. Registration is
requested by calling 475-5444.
Bridges of Hope Grief Camp is a free, family day camp for
children, youth and the adults in their lives who are grieving
the loss of a special person. This program is designed for
children in grades first through tenth and the adults in
their lives. All participants will interact and gain support
from peers who are experiencing similar loss. Activities
include music, pet therapy, crafts, recreation and creative
play. There is also an adult class on grief and loss and
intergenerational activities. To learn more or to complete an
application to register, please visit www.hospiceofdavidson.
org or call (336) 475-5444.
The Founder’s Circle
By Renee Shipko, M.Ed., Director of Marketing & Development
This spring marked the fifth anniversary
of The Henry Etta & Bruce Hinkle
Hospice House at Hospice of Davidson
County. This milestone is a significant
one in that the agency has cared for
more than 1,000 patients in the last five
years at the county’s only inpatient
hospice facility-patients who otherwise
may not have experienced hospice
services.
To recognize the significance of
this anniversary and the importance
of the founders of the agency as a
whole, Hospice of Davidson County
introduced a new annual giving
society to recognize individuals who
make annual contributions of $1,000 or
more to Hospice of Davidson County.
The agency is appreciative of these
and all the donors who partner with
our agency to provide end of life
services to patients and families across
Davidson County.
If you’ve thought about making a
gift of $1,000 or more to our agency
and have been waiting for the right
time – it is now! Inaugural members
can make a pledge payable by
December 31, 2014 to be included. As
an inaugural member of this exclusive
group, you’ll receive special benefits
which include:
•Satisfaction, that you are changing
the lives of patients and families
facing a terminal illness in Davidson
County;
•Acknowledgement of the
important role you play in
connecting patients and families
with hospice care – a specialized
type of end of life care that eases
painful symptoms while providing
emotional and spiritual support to
patients and families;
•Recognition as a Founder’s Circle
member in each of our agency
newsletters (three times a year)
•Invitations to participate in special
events and network programs at
Hospice of Davidson County;
•Opportunities to connect with
our CEO, our Physician Medical
Director and key staff members;
•And an exclusive, private
reception to be held annually.
Thank you for your commitment to supporting end of life care in Davidson County through Hospice of Davidson County.
And, thanks to those who have pledged their support already and have joined the Founder’s Circle as members:
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Amos
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Briggs
Dr. and Mrs. Wally Butler
Mr. and Mrs. Bill DeLapp
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Freeman, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Green
Dr. and Mrs. Sam Harris
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hubbard
Mr. and Mrs. West Lamoureaux
Mr. and Mrs. Monty Oliver
Mr. and Mrs. Brad Owen
Mr. and Mrs. Ian Silversides
Mr. Steve Summer
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Swaim
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Turlington
Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Wright
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A Perfect Day for Golf
By Tammy Troublefield, LPTA, Community Outreach Coordinator
The 7th Annual Golf Tournament was
held under bright sun and gorgeous
weather on April 24 at Sapona
Ridge Country Club in Lexington.
The tournament featured a mixture
of 30 corporate and individual
teams competing for trophies and
other prizes. This year’s tournament
raised more than $14,000 to support
specialized end of life care for
Davidson County residents.
The winner of the 2014 Hospice of
Davidson County golf tournament was
the individual team of Mark Young,
Brandon Stewart, Greg Luth and Chip
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Runyon, all employees of Unilin Flooring
in Thomasville. The second place team
winners are members of the corporate
team of Davidson County Government
which included Joel Hartley, Bill
Mitchell, Joe Silver and Charles Parnell.
Golfers who received other prizes
included, Closest to the Pin winners —
Jay Tarolli on Hole #3; Richard Payne
of the Richard Childress Racing Team,
Hole #7; Kirk Rothrock of the Wells
Fargo Team on Hole #13; and Michael
Holshouser of the One Construction
Team on Hole #16. Stephanie Cooper
won for the Longest Drive and Chad
Blackmon of Kaufman Trailers won for
the Straightest Drive.
Gold sponsors of this year’s
tournament were Richard Childress
Racing and Kaufman Trailers and
the Hole-in-One sponsor was Davis
Chevrolet. The hospitality sponsor
was Don Juan’s Mexican Restaurant.
Additional companies and businesses
in our community provided in-kind
donations to help feed this year’s
participants, and we’d also like to
thank more than 40 additional hole
sponsors for this year’s tournament.
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1 Golfers practicing before tee time.
2 Verna Robertson and Charlotte Roberts volunteered at the
Davis Chevrolet-sponsored Hole-In-One contest.
3 Board member Jeff McKinney welcomes golfers and
thanked sponsors before tournament play.
4 Members of the first place team included (L to R) Chip
Runyon, Brandon Stewart, Mark Young and Greg Luth.
Every year, Hospice of Davidson County sees
an outpouring of support and enthusiasm
for our annual ornament from across the
community. Last year, we were overwhelmed
with the success of our snowflake ornament
and completely sold out of more than 550
ornaments! Thank you for your endearing
support in helping us provide quality end of
life services to patients with terminal illness
and their families. Your support means so
much to those that we serve, and we are
grateful for your support.
In anticipation and preparation for this year’s
holiday season, we thought we’d open the
ornament sales up for pre-sales this year.
While we haven’t made a final decision on
this year’s ornament, we know many of
our supporters look forward to this annual
ornament tradition.
If you know you are going to purchase an
ornament or the package of one ornament
and one reserved luminary this year, please
call us at (336) 475-5444 to make your
reservation.
5 The Sapona Ridge Country Club Golf Course, under the
bright morning sun.
One ornament - $12.00
One ornament + reserved luminary package
- $20.00
6 The Sapona Ridge Country Club
Thanks for your support!
7 Members of the second place Davidson County
Government team included Bill Mitchell, Charles Parnell,
Joe Silver and Joel Hartley.
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Hospice of Davidson County, Inc. gratefully acknowledges the memorials, contributions, and honorariums received in our office between October 1, 2013 and
March 31, 2014. 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.
OCTOBER 2013 MEMORIALS
Kathleen Atkins
Wayne and Reida Snyder
Jack Anderson, Jr.
Ms. Cloie Anderson
Ms. Sue Corn
John Barber
Jim and Gayle Burke
Sudie Berrier’s birthday
Homer Berrier and Betty Hester
Marion Briles
Ms. Rusaline Cassidy
Jamey and Pamela Marshburn
Wendell Brooks
Ms. Jean Mallard
Janie Bryan
Ralph Burkhart
Turlington and Company
Donald and JoAnn Hedrick
Mrs. Deborah Scoggin
Doris Davis
Mrs. Peggy Darr
Joe Davis
Mrs. Peggy Darr
Gail Dickinson
Jim and Gayle Burke
Ms. Jean Sink
Joseph Fred Doss, Jr.
Ms. Sandra Shillinglaw
Ella Mae Everhart
Thomas C. Freeman, Jr.
Tom and Jane Freeman
Evelyn Friday
Ms. Adelaid Talbert
George Fuller
Mrs. Elizabeth Fuller
Gladys Gordon
Ms. Edith Lambeth
James David Gunter
EF LM
Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough
LLP
Eddie and Linda Childers
Budd and Jeanette Montgomery
Schwartz Family
Ms. Lisa Workman
Ernestine Hall
Billie Smith Harville
Bud and JoAnn Koonts
Ms. Mary Outland
John Marvin Haywood
Mrs. Wendy Hanes
Frank and Dorcus Mock
Larry and Sandy Perryman
Doris Essick Hedrick
Glenn and Vae Everhart
Linda Hege
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Burkhart
Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Burkhart
Mary Ruth Aderhold Hill
Mt. Pleasant United Methodist
Church
David and Wanda Hunt
Marie Hilliard
Tom and Iris Mauney
Betty Beck Hilton
Mrs. Sylvia Shaw
Geneva Hines
Danny and Geraldine Byerly
John Hines
Annie Hinkle
Ms. Ruth Hinkle
Bob Hinkle
Ms. Ruth Hinkle
Betty Hughes
Cedar Lodge Baptist Church
Agnes Humphrey
Ms. Sheila Hanes
James and Elizabeth Leonard
Shirley Hunt
Mickey and Patsy Childers
Martha Ann Floyd Hyatt
Mrs. Sherry Brown
Mrs. Hilda Floyd
Gene and Jamie Hyatt
Ms. Ruby F. Hyatt
Robert Jenkins
Mrs. Barbara Jenkins
Hilda Jessup
Steve and Debby Brandon
Dallas Leon Johnson
Children of D.A. Johnson, Sr.
Ashley’s Kinley’s Grandfather
Hospice of Davidson County Staff
Sonja Koonts
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Jersey Baptist Church – Men’s
Class #3
Reeds High School – Class of 1957
Joyce Dean Lancaster
Ricky Tesh, Ronnie and Doug
Dorothy Leonard
Mr. Stephen King
Dan and Susan Medlin
Max Earl Leonard
Billy and Gail Beck
Calvin Mallard
Ms. Jean Mallard
Kevin Mallard
Ms. Jean Mallard
Mrs. Grace McAfee
William McMurray, Sr.
Jimmy and Peggy Everhart
Mary Jones Miles
Ms. Wendy Branson
Terry and Suzanne Krebs
Mike and Suzanne Niver
Robert Mode
Lexington Golf Club Friends
Salisbury Shag Club
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Frank
Mrs. Barbara Mode
Clayton and Pegge Swicegood
Evelyn Tate and Ralph Brinkley
Bill and Mary Wells
Roger Moorefield
Jim, Tamara and Heath Augustyn
Ms. Brenda Berrier
Mr. Trent Berrier
Mrs. Betty Osborne
Mrs. Barbara Smith
Ms. Virginia Weisner
Inez Motley
Tom A. Finch Community YMCA
Mr. Darrell Corder
Harold and Judy Kirkman
Clyde (Bucky) Musgrave
Robert and Martha Adams
Lewis Owen
Jim Leonard American Legion
Auxiliary Unit 8
Ashley Nicole Parks
Reeds Baptist Church – Sunday
School Class of Rhonda Daniels
Mrs. Peggy Barnhardt
Mr. Kent Beck
Don and Ann Bishop
Johnny and Robin Correll
Mr. Hugh Holliman
Mr. John Koontz
Ms. Gladys Lowe
Mr. Jim Phillips
Mr. John Rawlings
Mr. Thomas Rose
Mr. Ron Seaford
Mr. Wes Seaford
Mr. Gerald Sink
David and Mary Walser
Allen Phillips
Bob and Barbara Hall
Jeff and Shelley Paquin
Benjamin Philpott
Robert and Martha Adams
Jane Welch Ridenhour
Larry and Sandy Perryman
Tonya Robbins
Our Lady of Perpetual Help 9:30 and
Noon Choirs
Sally Harper Rowe
Mickey Truck Bodies
Bobby and Sylvia Bell
Dorlis Senter
Ms. Robin Senter-Sink
Curby Simerson, Sr.
Rudy and Sharon Hartley
Clifton and Jan Pickett
Wallace Slaydon
NewBridge Bank – Lexington Main
Office Branch Staff
Ms. Donese C. Hill
Brother and sisters, Frank, Vell, Sylvia
and Mary Ruth of the late Maynard
Livengood
Sheila A. Slaydon, Lisa S. Jones and
Johnny G. Slaydon
Ann Warren, Randy Bullin, Jaclyn
King, Carolyn Charette, Pattie
Bayliff, Tracy Younts, Jennifer Weavil,
Pattie Brinkle and Jerrie Leonard
Barbara Smith
Mr. Lorice Smith
Philip Sowers
Mrs. Jerline Bender
Donnie Tate
Mr. Mike Cribb
Mr. Matt Tate
Clark Taylor
Lanier Hardware Employees-Paula
Hodak, Kathy Troutman, Vic Finney,
John Lantzy, Jessica Queen, Krystal
Sullivan, Terri Walker and Darren
Southern
Elizabeth Taylor
Randall and Teri Taylor
Martha Thomas
City of Lenoir Employees
Lexington Area Chamber of
Commerce
Mark and Mary Hill Bishopric
Lee and Yvonne Griffiths
Ms. Booty Hilton
Emery and Billie Sue Hollar
Ms. Jacqueline Inman
Pete and Rita Jones
Ms. Patty King
Greg and Laura Lambeth
Noel and Jean Leatherman
Smith, Holly and Gracie Leatherman
Mike and Suzanne Niver
Jim and Janet Whited
David and Kathy Wright
Thomas “Tommy” Thomason, Sr.
Scott and Anne Clodfelter
Mr. David Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Frank
Eric and Kelley Grimes
Ms. Sarah Mason
Benny and Barbara McCrary
Mike and Martha (Binning) Neese
Paul Streetman, Jr. and Diane S.
Hedrick
Hazel Trent
Conrad and Jo Anne Harrold
Chester Edward Westmoreland
Mrs. Louise Hepler
Dorothy Shackleton Whitehurst
Roy and Anne Bevan
John and Barbara McWhorter
Ms. Dora Sharber
Lydia Eller Williams
Ms. Elizabeth Powers
Gene Young
Chris and Cassie Miller
Myra Young
Chris and Cassie Miller
Charles Lindsay Younts
Steven and Karen Beck Family
Chris, Misty and Leah Davis
Cullen and Maddie Davis
Danny and Brenda Davis
Gary and Melissa Davis
Todd and Jan Hanes
Homer and Jo Nell Hayes
Donald and JoAnn Hedrick
Juanita Younts
Mr. Howard Younts
Katelyn Ziglar
OCTOBER 2013 HONORARIUMS
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Strickland
Greenhouse Fabrics
OCTOBER 2013 DONATIONS
American Express Company
Employee Giving Program
Ms. Cloie Anderson
Ms. Laura Conner-Applegate
Carolina Farm Credit
Center United Methodist Church –
Goodwill Sunday School Class
Central United Methodist Men and
United Methodist Women’s Groups
Ms. Tammy Childress
Clearview Baptist Church
Ms. Luise Coley
Mrs. Joan Craven
Mr. Ralph Evans
Fair Grove United Methodist Church
First Presbyterian Church
First Reformed United Church of
Christ
Mrs. Helen Fitzgerald
Mr. Frank Green
Mr. Brad Grimes
Mrs. Alison Hicks
Hilltop Baptist Church
Mrs. Janet Hosler
IBM Employees
Mr. Drake Lanier
Leonard Cleaners
Ms. Barbara Lequire
Love of God Baptist Church
Lowe’s Flatbed Distribution
Mr. Marshall McLamb
Memorial United Church of Christ
Ms. Mira Moore
Mr. Robert Nicholson
Oak Forest United Methodist Church
Paul’s Chapel United Church of
Christ
Mr. and Mrs. A.C. Pennington
Pilgrim Reformed Church
Rich Fork Baptist Church
Dr. Lana Riemann
Signworks of NC, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sink
Smith Grove Baptist Church
Jerry and Karen Smith
Ms. Wanda Tillman
Truist - United Way
United Way of Davidson County
United Way of Greater Greensboro
United Way of Tri-County
Unity United Methodist Church
Kelly Wall
Wells Fargo Coummunity Support
Campaign
Westside Ladies Fellowship
NOVEMBER 2013 MEMORIALS
Charles Adams
Ms. Revelle Bailey
John Barber
Ms. Patricia Darr
Zeb Barnhardt
Patricia and Melissa Darr
Nina Bass
Lonnie and Martha Hege
George and Patsy Perryman
Ms. Ruby Wilkes
Brynda Bullard
Mrs. Brenda Hipp
Donald (Papoo) Cashion
Jaimi and Scott Baker, Andrea,
Heath and Donnie
Hannah, Olivia, Ashlyn and Eliana
Lauren Cecil
Shane and Mandy Lawrence
Horace Conner
Betty Ruth Conrad
Jimmy and Doris Brown, Robbie
and Kim
Richard Conrad
Carolyn Conrad, Phillip, Melissa,
Taylor and Lindsey
Sonny Conrad
and Kim
Paul and Pam Gosnell
Carl Covington
Ray and Donna Smith and Family
Leona Hughes Cumbie
Margie Griffin and Mueller Cousins
James (Jim) Marshall Curry
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Richardson
Gail Dickinson
Jay and Mary Williams
Patricia Disher
Mrs. Donna Clark
Cathy Dortzbach
Wesley Heights United Methodist
Women – Evelyn Swink Circle
Doris Loretta Duncan
Ms. Carolyn Washam and Dad
Elka
Parker and Frances McLendon
Eldon and Hazel Engstrom
Ms. Linda Engstrom
Randy Everhart
Johnny and Zelma Miller
Ray Von Everhart
Mrs. Sylvia Baugus
Barbara Bunn and Nancy Jones
James and Jeannie Byerly
Ms. Shirley Davis
Harold Meredith Family
Kent and Sherri Phillips and Family
Lynn and Lori Phillips and Family
Paul and Zana Phillips
Mary Ellen Fitzgerald
Kevin Bradley and Family
Steve Fitzgerald
and Kim
Thomas Freeman, Jr.
Tom Fritts
Gene and Becky Miller
Hoyle Fulbright
Ms. Beverly Fulbright
Edward Clinton Gallimore
Ms. Janet Yvonne Gallimore
Mom and Family
Ruby (Boots) Gibson
James C. and Virginia Shoaf
Johnsie Glover
Mrs. Myra Spilman
Herbert Gouge
Ms. Carol Gouge
Pearl Gregory
Jim and Brenda Fulton
Mrs. Jo Hege
Ms. Chloe Shaver
Mr. Sam Sims
Calvin Griffin
Ms. Joyce Hill
Lonnie Grubb
Auxiliary Unit 8
James David Gunter
Shane, Jennifer, Courtney and
Reagan Gunter
Vaunice Hampton
Mrs. Myra Spilman
Larry Harris
Kemp and Barbara Harvey
Mark Harris
Berrier Family
Billie Smith Harville
Ms. Vivian Greene
Bobby Gene Hedrick
Sylvia Hedrick, Randy, Dwayne and
Ashley
Edward Heiney
Sharon Heiney, Children and
Grandchildren
Charlotte Henderson
Mr. Ricky Henderson
Ralph Hiatt
Ms. Sue Massey Carter
Bill and Kathy Cissna
Mrs. Lorraine Crotts
Ms. Patricia Darr
Lenny and Janie DeFelice
Joe and Jean Hiatt
Pete and Rita Jones
Ed and Jasmine Poindexter
Ms. Mary Reynolds
Ms. Elaine Stutts
Helen Hill
Harold and Joyce Parrish
Geneva Hines
John Hines
Vanhoy Hines
Dr. Mark Davis
Dennis Hipp
Mrs. Brenda Hipp
Agnes Parks Humphrey
Lexington Church Family
Lexington City Council and City
Employees
Mr. and Mrs. Don Berrier
Ron Biggerstaff and Joy Adams
Biggerstaff
Dr. Jim Hunter
Mrs. Sue Hunter
Sidney Kirk
Michelle Kirk, Logan and Alex
Cathy Koonts
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Julian
Mrs. Frances Koonts
Nancy Koontz
Eye Opener’s Bowling League
Sue Massey Carter and Elizabeth
(Lib) Massey
Jerry and Jinnie Davis
Pete and Rita Jones
Leroy and Frances Kiger
Kenneth and Mary Jane Leonard
Mr. William Louie Madden
Bruce and Betty Regan
Ms. Felicia Springer
Bill Lanier
Ms. Frances Barney
Gilmer Lanier
Mrs. Alyce Lanier
Ross Lanier
Mrs. Alyce Lanier
Ruth Lanier
Ms. Frances Barney
Emma Lee
Mr. Thomas Lee
Elmer & Hazel Leonard
Ms. Linda Leonard
Thomas Leonard
Mrs. Debbie Leonard
Son, Daughter-in-Law and
Granddaughter
Susie Wood Lester
Lowe, Brockenbrough & Co. Inc.
University of Mary Washington,
Business Services Friends-Janet West,
Erma Baker, Barbara Quann, Rashel
Hauber, Jacki Riley and Kathy
Sandor
Roger snd Eileen Chartters
Lexington Ladies Golf Association
Deceased Members
Lexington Ladies Golf Association
Maynard Livengood
Livengood Family
Frank Mason
Mrs. Cheryl Wicker
Hoyt McBride
Ms. Booty Hilton
Tommy McCrary
Mark Alan McFrederick
Cliff and Misty McFrederick Cox
Audrey Michael
Auxiliary Unit 8
Mary Miles
US Airways
Robert Mode
Brenda Bost and Eddie Hoover
Ms. Ellen Cline
Ms. Patricia Darr
Mr. Stephen King
Mrs. Brenda Koonts and Family
Mr. Casey Swicegood
Valenzuela Family-Phil, Jane, Joy,
Adam and Jamie
James and Beverly Walker
Ms. Opal Westfall
Mrs. Cheryl Wicker
Joe Moore
Friends at Furnitureland South
Roy and Peggy Carroll
George and Peggy Jo Sapp
Roger Moorefield
Mrs. Katheryn Griffin
Jack Moran, Sr.
Ms. Lois Moran Linthicum
Iris & Stancel Morris
Ms. Mary Lynn Morris
Mrs. Willie Musgrave
John and Marian Sink
Dorothea Oliver
Monty and Joyce Oliver
Shirley Owen
John and Marian Sink
Esther Owens
Mrs. Jackie White
Ashley Parks
Ms. Cindy Parker
Lois Parrish
Ivy Poole
Barbecue Center-Nancy, Cecil and
Michael
Rob and Kathy Landwehrmann
Marvin Poole
Mrs. Joyce Poole
Virginia Price
Ms. Betty Coleman
Ms. Jerri Holmes
Jimmy Prince
Shirley Prince, Jeff, Karon, Martin
and Colin
Diane Robbins
Harvey and Karen Dillon
Tim and Lynne Evans
Tonya Robbins
Thomas Built Buses, Inc.
Younts Insurance Agency, Inc.
Sharon Lea Robertson
Paul and Ruby Passmore
Timothy Ross
Norfolk Southern Corporation
Mechanical Department
Robert and Dolores Graczyk
Ruth Lapton and Friends
Mrs. Susan Ross and Family
Ken and Faye Spencer
Sally Harper Rowe
Gilbert and Margaret Yarborough
Allene Sanders
Don and Kathy Sanders
Donald Ray Shaw, Sr.
Mrs. Sylvia Shaw
Robert Shaw
and Kim
Curby Simerson, Sr.
Bobby and Sylvia Bell
Derick and Tracy Walser
Claude Sink, Sr.
Greg and Natalie Taylor
Ronnie and Sherry Walser, Tamara
W. Ainsworth, Andrew T. Walser and
Tonya C. Walser
John Thomas Sink
Reeds High School Classmates –
Class of 1957
Tubular Textile Machinery, Inc.
Richard and Mary Armstrong
Van and Linda Barnhill
Mrs. Tillie Comer
Herman and Betty Morgan
Joe and Dolores Sink
Snider Family
Lester and Merlyn Snider Family
Mr. Alfred Swicegood
Libby Bailey Sink
Ms. Lois M. Sowers
Shelby W. Sink
Mr. Bruce Sink
Wallace Slaydon
Gary and Peggy Haywood
Mr. Jim Watts
Dale Spilman
Mrs. Myra Spilman
Elbert (Bo) Stafford
Auxiliary Unit 8
Andy Starrett
Ms. Nell Starrett
Donald Starrett
Ms. Nell Starrett
Libby Stevenson
Ms. Jennifer Mujat-Kearns
Mr. and Mrs. James Patterson
Ms. Jenny Snyder
Thomas and Walter Stevenson
Mr. Clarence Elgin Werback, Jr.
Thomas (Tommy) Thomason
Auxiliary Unit 8
Lucy Beck, Randy and Tammy Beck,
Chad and Shelly Beck
Mr. Glenn Fogleman
Mrs. Helen Perdue
Mrs. Betsy Riggs
Ms. Joni Rivas
Ms. Geraldine Streetman
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Thomason
Wayne and Peggy Wegwart
Jeannie Trexler
Keith and Michelle Kirk
Danny Trotter
Mrs. Sharon Trotter
Tyler Troublefield
Jimmy and Rachel Hamm
Mrs. Brenda Hipp
Robert G. Vanhoy, Jr.
Flora Vanhoy
Jack Wagner
Ray and Donna Smith and Family
Reid Bradford Walser
Jewel Watford
Morris Grove Elementary School
Friends
Mr. Ricky Lee Aderhold
Margie Barnes Family
Billy and Gail Beck
Ms. Victoria Fields
Ms. Martha Musselman
Mr. Frank Palmer
Mr. James Payne, CPA
Mark and Lois Snyder
Mr. Kevin Yates
Ronald and Sandy York
Darrell Weavil
Mrs. Mary Rickard
Johnny Weavil
Mrs. Mary Rickard
Margaret Weavil
Mrs. Mary Rickard
Sandra Wilfong
Ms. Connie Wilfong
Lucille Williams
Ms. Ashley Forgie
Pauline (Polly) Putnam Wilson
Lanier Hardware, Inc. and Gail
Lanier Family
Mrs. Melanie Bumgardner
Mrs. Phyllis England
Familes of Andrew Putnam, Scott
Rhodes, and Eugene Putnam
James Wood, Jr.
Ms. Carlene Ramsey
Larry Yokeley, Sr.
Mickey Truck Bodies
Raymond Yokley
Mrs. Karen Beck
Troy A. York
Ms. Connie Wilfong
Willie Mae York
Ms. Pat Meredith
William Howard (Chip) Young
Tommy and Danylla Harrison
Fannie Mae Younts
Davidson County Department
of Social Services Child Support
Enforcement
Yadkin College Baptist Church
Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Black
Mrs. Carolyn Fletcher
Marlene Younts
Ms. Tonya Truitt
Paula, Taylor, Jonathan and Jenna
NOVEMBER 2013 HONORARIUMS
Jacob Alan Berrier
Grandpa and Grammy Harris
Shirley (Nanny) Cashion
The Bakers, Greene’s and Donnie
Peggy & Jimmy Everhart
P. G. Stoner, Jr. and Julia Stoner
Pam Gaynor, Ekko and Cowboy
Parker and Frances McLendon
McMahan Family and Friends
Daniel and Emily McMahan
Talmadge Silversides’ birthday
Mrs. Peggy Hinkle
NOVEMBER 2013 DONATIONS
Aetna Foundation
Ms. Charlene Allred
Ms. Cloie Anderson
Bank of America United Way
Campaign
Belk Department Store
Kevin and Cindy Bradley
Brasscraft - Thomasville
Ms. Bridget Breed
Bobby and Judith Briggs
Ms. Peggy Bullabough
Ms. Barbara A. Bunn
Ms. Belinda Byerly
Carolina Cremation
Center United Methodist Church
Center United Methodist Church –
Chair City Rascal Lines
Ms. Kathy Clark
Mrs. Sandy Cole
Mrs. Carolyn Conrad
Ms. Christy Cromer
Ms. Linda Engstrom
Rex A. and Tracy Everhart
First Wesleyan Church
Folk, Round and Square Dance
Federation of NC
Danny and Pam Forrest
Mr. Ronnie Foster
Mrs. Shelby Futrell
Ms. DeLisa Garner
Mr. Charles Hall
Mrs. Sharon Heiney and Family
Mrs. Catherine Hiatt and Family
Tim and Tonya Hiatt
Ms. Kristen Hill
Mrs. Peggy Holden
IBM Employees
Ms. Martha Johnson
Gary and Susan Kimbrell
Ms. Emma Kindley
Dan and Jo Klutz
Ms. Debbie Leonard
Ms. Barbara Lequire
Lexington Large Animal Medicine
and Surgery – Dr. Mark Hamrick
Byron and Renee Low
Ms. Tasha McGee
Ms. Mary Lynn Morris
Mt. Tabor United Church of Christ
New Testament Baptist Church
Novant Health Thomasville Medical
Center
Order of the Eastern Star-Lexington
Chapter #98
PPG Retirees Club
PepsiCo
James and Mary Pollard
Mrs. Shirley Prince
Mr. John Raker
Dr. Lana Riemann
Mrs. Sylvia Shaw
Dean and Cathy Shoaf
Ian and Talmadge Silversides
Mr. Bruce Sink
Ray and Donna Smith
Ms. Virginia Smith
Ms. Myra Spilman
Squar-N-Aders
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stevenson
Thomasville Friends Church Quaker
Women
Valley of the Sun United Way
Agency
Mrs. Flora Vanhoy
Wallburg Baptist Church Seniors
Group
Walters Grove Baptist Church
Women’s Class
Wells Fargo Bank
Ms. Johnie White
World Class Powersports
Zion United Church of Christ
DECEMBER 2013 MEMORIALS
Deceased Family and Friends
Mrs. Sadie Smith
Memory of Loved Ones
Meadowview Presbyterian Church
Office Staff-Chris Bitterman, Kirk
Blankenship, Francis Smith, Randy
Everhart, Sandy Perryman, Martha
Hanauer, Diane Swicegood, Mark
Arrowood and Lynn Frank
Richard Adams
Adams Family
Edith Albright
Mrs. Donna Albright
Melvin Albright
Mrs. Donna Albright
James Allred
Mrs. Billie Allred
Robert and Sherry Brown
Margaret Arney
Danny and Mildred Arney
June Auman
Dr. Auman’s Girls
Kenneth and Mildred Fisher
Ms. Jean Purdee
Debbie Starr, Lisa Michael and
Sarah Watkins
Jim Ayers
Mrs. Glenda Hartley
George Baker
Elsie Banks
Willie and Jo Ellen Edwards
Mr. & Mrs. Arvil Barker
Jimmie and Marilyn Shinn
Wendell Barker
Annie Barnes
Tyro United Methodist Church Web
of Dreams Sunday School Class
Don and Ann Bishop
Mrs. Glenda Hartley
Lila Barnes
Mike and Teresa Snyder
Zeb Barnhardt
Mrs. Glenda Hartley
Nina Bass
Mrs. Nina Smith
David Beck
Dean Beck
Mrs. Glenda Hartley
Dermont Beck
James and Marie Palmer
Hoy S. Beck, Sr.
Hoy, Debbie and Nathan Beck
Joe Beck
Dale and Lucy Sink
Linda Beck
Mr. Danny Garner
Lucille Black Beck
Eddy, Lucy and Cromer Lee Beck
Dale and Lucy Sink
Majel Black Beck
Dale and Lucy Sink
Thomas Beck
Bobby and Sue Gibson
Jo Beeker
Mary Lou Bell
Bob and Ann Cole
Nadine Berrier
PPG Industries
Ms. Martha Walser and Shari and
Trey Herman
Homer Biesecker
Mrs. Jacqueline Biesecker
Jerry Biesecker
Richard, Stephanie, Braven and Zeb
Errington
Mr. & Mrs. John Biesecker
Edna Bingham
Ms. Cheryl Lomax
Lloyd Lee (Sodge) Black
Southside Baptist Church Men’s
Class
Hal and Pat Brookshire
Mike and Wanda Faircloth
Mr. Jeffrey Garrett
Mr. Howard Hayes and Family
Mrs. Elizabeth Hinkle
Joyce Bradshaw
Jimmy
Peggy (Mawmaw) Briggs
Barry and Theresa Reep
John Bulluck
Ms. Anne Bulluck
Bill Campbell
Mr. John Raker
Jerry Carlton
Patrick and Barbara Harrison
Maggie Carruthers
Harold Sanford Carter
Larry and Linda Morrison
Lester Carter
Mrs. Marilyn Gambrell
Maxine Jordan Carter
Troy Caudle
Mt. Carmel United Methodist
Women
Marvin & Lila Childress
Mack and Peggy Shoaf
Curtis Chilton
Ms. Cindy Chilton
Ms. Geri Chilton and Family
Ethel Naomi Clanin
Ms. Martha Tone
Randy Wilson, David and Susan
Carolyn Clapp
Gatewood, Hughey and Company
Ms. Virginia Mahaffey
Howard and Lou May
Ms. Nancy Nifong
Arkon and Rosemary Stewart
Robert and Wilma Wooten
Ruby Clement
Ms. Betty Saunders
Reid Clodfelter
Margaret Collins
Melissa Pridgen
Joan Myers Cope
Mebane Charitable Foundation,
Inc.
Over the Hill Coffee Club
Mr. Gary Arnold
Mrs. Joan Athay
Frances M. Barney, Tena Sheets and
Lanette Lagle
Ronald and Geraldine Callicutt
Dawn and Donna Lanier
David and Martha Rothwell
Ms. Sue Wilkerson
Nancy Jenkins Coppley
Leon and Ruth Hedrick
Vergie Cox
Clear Springs United Methodist
Church
Ms. Golda Durham
Jeffery Coykendall
Becky Coykendall and Teresa Ricker
Nancy Craven
Mr. Walter M. Hilton
Ida Crawford
Mrs. Loretta C. Hayes
Bruce Davis
Neighbors of George Davis
Turlington and Company
Norman and Nancy Harris
Ms. Jacqueline Inman
Dr. Karen Lanier and Staff
Dorothy Rummage Davis
Mt. Carmel United Methodist
Women
Patricia Disher
Mrs. Donna Clark
Joey Doss
Ms. Diane Cantwell
Leola Doss
2nd and Green Pool Team and
Owners
David Marshall Eddinger
Ms. Karen Harris
Pauline Elliott
Mrs. Glenda Mabry
Judy Errington
Richard, Stephanie, Braven and Zeb
Errington
David and Angie Franklin, Brooke
and Chase
Edith Ladd Evans
Peter and Sheila Evans
James and Lynn Foscue
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Steve and Linda Labat
Ms. Nancy McGee
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pastroff
David (Doodle) Everhart
Mrs. Merisa Kolb and Kids
Dermont Everhart
Ms. Norma Brown
Bill and Sara DeLapp
Mrs. Peggy Leonard
Robert and Julia Leonard
Robert and Ramona Phelps
Gene and Jo Smith
R.B. and Martha Ellen Smith
Bill and Jane Whitehurst
Ella Mae Everhart
Mr. & Mrs. J.R. (Buck) Everhart
Peggy Everhart
Mrs. Cornelia Conrad
Ms. Janet Mahaffey
Ray Von Everhart
GlaxoSmithKline Emerging Markets,
R&D Department
Everhart Children and
Grandchildren
Ken Everhart Family
Ms. Ada Goode
Sam & Hazel Everhart
Andy and Jill Leonard
Wade Glenn Everhart
Mrs. Linda Price
Steve Fitzgerald
Hoy and Debbie Beck
Kathy Floyd
Ricky Foley
Mrs. Sharon Foley
Tom Fritts
Ms. Edith Thomason
Benson S. Futrell, Jr.
437th AMXS-Charleston AFB, SC
Larry and Jacqueline Furr
Ben and Addie Futrell
Shelby Futrell, Ben, Jim and Families
Mrs. Voncille Gallimore
Ms. Betty Harrison
Roger and Beth Ligon
Mrs. Nancy Nuckols
Al and Sylvia Passavant
Ted and Jeanette Potts
The Rev. Michael and Amy Rowell
David and Mary Skeen
Kelly and Gail Smith
Mrs. Wanona Smith
Hoyle & Lucille Garner
Mr. Danny Garner
Lucy (Bonnie) Garner
Wanda Garner
Ms. Edith Thomason
Harry Gates
Ms. Brenda Gates
Nellie George
Shelia Hoover, Rita and Sherry
Chester and Buddy
Allen Glidden
Richard, Stephanie, Braven and
Zeb Errington
William Goodman
Ms. Kathryn Taylor
Virginia Goodrum
Ms. Marilyn Lohr
Albert T. Gordon, Jr.
Salem Surgical Association
Kernersville Office
Bob Greeson
Oscar and Jackie Blackwell
Mark Griffith
John Haltiwanger
Sadie B. Hampton
Abner & Mary Hanes
Julius Ray Hanes
William, Janice and Chris Bailey
Hazel J. Morris Hartley
Thad Hartley
Mrs. Glenda Hartley
Dale and Lucy Sink
Ronnie C. Hayes (JW)
Darian W. Hayes, Sr.
Marvin Haywood
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Noble Hedrick
Mrs. Exie Hedrick
Shirley Jean Black Hedrick
Central High School Class of 1958
Ms. Gladys Black
Dorthy Hester
Joey, April, Toni and Don Creasey
Roby Hester
Joey, April, Toni, Don Creasey
Ralph Hiatt
Ellis Jewelers Employees
Oz’s Jewelers
Neighbors – Barbara Bates, Wally
and Judy Butler, Bobby and Jane
Clodfelter, Stacey Davis, Freddie
and Tina Franklin, Linda Gauldin,
Chris and Sharon Hartley, Lydia
Hill, Dave and Barbara Kesler, Kirk
and Sherry Leonard, Stan and
Beth Leonard, Brian and Deanna
Lowery, Gene and Cyndi Nifong,
Terry Nifong, Tim and Robin Savage,
Carlton and Jeanette Sowers, Bill
and Pansy Trantham and Judy
Yarborough
Wayne and Jean Everhart
Ms. Becky L. Hiatt
Mrs. Dolan Hiatt
Jamie and Cathy Hiatt
Harvey and Debi Lynn Hinkle, Steve
and Jane Lynn Gardner and Jack
D. Lynn
Dorothy Hill
Frances and Laura Head
George Ralph Hill
Ms. Jamie Vestal
Marie Hilliard
Wayne, Lisa and Maria Hilliard
Geneva Hines
John Hines
Vanhoy Hines
Auxiliary Unit 8
Larry and Teresa Seal
Jimmy and Ann Wilkes
Shirley Hinkle
Hinkle Children
Annie Holleman
Margaret Honeycutt
Mr. Philip Lohr
Lola Hoover
Hoover Family
Shelia Hoover, Gene, Mickey, Will
and Andy
Ila Mae Huff
Mrs. Patricia Koontz
Allie Hughes
John and Brenda English
Delaney Jackson
Ms. Pat Brookshire and Family
Jim Jackson
Ms. Pat Brookshire and Family
Jeffrey Lynn Jones
Kathe Jones and son
Betty George Jordan
Wayne, Lisa and Maria Hilliard
Virginia Katen
Iris Mauney, Gloria, Tom, Bettie,
Andy, Luke and Lydia
Eugenia Kayser
Ms. Marilyn Lohr
Polly Kenerley
Joe and Cathy Hedgpeth
Griffin and Loretta Usher
Edward and Jane Wilson
Edith King
Deanna King, Jim, Pat, Cody,
Amanda, Barry and Kaleb
Martha Kinney
Ms. Marilyn Lohr
Betty Jo Kirk
James W. Kirk
Sidney Kirk
Chad Kirkendall
William and Elizabeth Adams
Ms. Norma Brown
Bob and Ann Cole
Hubert and Cateen Olive
Mr. John Smith
Wilhelm Klenk
Mrs. Gertrud Klenk
Larry Wayne Koontz
Mrs. Judy Koontz
Nancy Koontz
Piedmont Aviation Component
Services, LLC
Mrs. Susan Anthony
R.D. and Betty Bowman
Bill Lanier
Ross Lanier
Ruth Lanier
Willard Latham
Mike and Teresa Snyder
Edith Smith Leonard
Wayne and Carol Clodfelter
Jack & Frances Leonard
Andy and Jill Leonard
Myra Leonard
Max and Peggy Walser
Paul Leonard
Mrs. Laura Surratt
Pearl Leonard
Robert C. Leonard, Jr.
Melissa Bradshaw, Jeff and Shawn
Wanda Leonard
Chris and Stephanie Walser
Susie Wood Lester
Ms. Belinda I. Collins
Robert H. Jessup, Sr. Family
Mr. Fred Lester
L.P. and Deloris Ann Mangum
Bill and Ann Spencer
Lucy Lopp
Ms. Janice Gallimore
Judy Ludwig
Talmage Luffman
J. B. (Bill) Marr, Sr.
Mrs. Margaret Marr and Family
Arlene Martin
Martin Brothers Construction, Inc.
Frank (Grampa Frank) Mason
Mason and Maggie McVeety
Carolyn Mast
Ms. Anne Bulluck
Paul Mathews
Employees of SII Dry Kilns
Jim and Gayle Burke
Mrs. Glenda Hartley
Mrs. Marlene Ix
Mrs. Janie Livengood
Dan and Beth Mathews
Bobby and Karen Warren
Sandi Maxwell
Maxwell Family
Harvey & Barbara Mayhew
Alan and Tammy Broadway
Edith McBride
Phillip, Connie and Spencer McBride
Paul (Jaybird) McCrary
Don and Ann Bishop
June McGhee
McGhee Family
Duncan McLean
Mrs. Doris McLean and Children
William H. McMurray, Jr.
Bill Medford
Jim and Gayle Burke
Charles Medlin
Guy and Susan Medlin
Patsy Medlin
Guy and Susan Medlin
Audrey Michael
Frank Lynn Michael
Doc at Your Door
Cathie Alexander and Jay Welborn
Don and Ann Bishop
Manuel and Paula deBettencourt
Ms. Pam Gladson
Ms. Cindy Lisk
Mrs. Janie Livengood
Richard and Pattie Payne
Sim and Marie Siceloff
Gene and Jo Smith and Family
Debbie Milam
Mrs. Glenda Mabry
Donna Gayle (Nana) Miller
Blake and Bridgett Miller
Eli Miller
Ms. Miriam Gee and Family
Reba Miller
Ms. Marilyn Lohr
Emily Minor
David and Julia Dunn
Mr. & Mrs. B.A. Mode
Meredith and Sydney Mode
Robert Mode
Mrs. Barbara Mode
Meredith and Sydney Mode
Darrell and Linda Russ
Roger Moorefield
Richard and Mary Alice Swing and
Family
Doretha Roberts Morrison
Tony and Angie Koontz
Clyde Musgrave
R.B. and Martha Ellen Smith
Willie Mae Musgrave
Ron and Carolyn Martin
Harold G. Myers
Myers Family
Patrick Neville
Ms. Miriam Gee and Family
Evelyn Oates
David Wayne Owen
Mrs. Joan Cook
Ralph and Betty Cook
Paul Joel and Phyllis Lemly
Shirley Ann Bishop Owen
Jim and Nancy Atwell
Don and Ann Bishop
Harley and Delphine Britt
Norman and Janette Cash
Mrs. Hazel Cockerham
Jim and Mae Van Hiatt, Dawn and
Steve Rathge and Cherie, Earl,
Jake, Luke, Taylor and Anne Miller
Howard and Lou May
Mrs. Carol S. McCoy
Mrs. Gertrude O’Dowd
Ronnie Austin Parrish
Ms. Patsy Parrish
Wade Perry
Samuel Persiani
Four Guys Tobacco Co.
Allen Phillips
Mrs. Michelle Epley
Earl Phillips
Mrs. Donna Albright
Benjamin Philpott
Ed and Carol Jordan
Dottie Pollins
Tim and Debbie Williams
Calvin & Margaret Potts
Virginia Price
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Berrier
James Pruett
Lois W. Quigley
Teresa Ricker and Becky Coykendall
Michael Radford
Deloris Ramos
Dexter and Sandra Hamilton
Rebron Reid
Ms. Marilyn Lohr
Diane Robbins
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Rebello
William C. Roberts
Mrs. Julia England
Ms. Charlotte Roberts
Jimmy Rogers
Mrs. Glenda Hartley
Timothy Ross
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Graczyk
Susan Ross, Children and
Grandchildren
Sally Rowe
Ms. Cynthia Hunt
Cathy Sanders
Murrow’s Transfer, Inc.
Ms. Brenda Byrd
Mrs. Rachel Hunsucker
Mark Sarver
Ms. Shirl Sarver
Dorlis W. Senter
Amy Shaffer
Daryl Shaffer
Craig Shelley
Mrs. Jean Shelley
Raynell Shields
Eric and Teresa Loflin
Mr. & Mrs. James Shinn
Norman & Edith Shoaf
Ruby Shoaf
Deborah Hattaway, Sheila and
Sandy
Tom & Mary Shoaf
Ms. Martha Shoaf
Millie Siceloff
Ms. Jennifer Everhart
Carrie Sightler
Valendrawers
Terry Simmons
Tammy Simmons, Brandon,
Courtney and Family
Shirley Sink
Marty and Sherry Snider
Elisha Skeen
Skeen Family
Geneva Skeen
Mrs. Vicki Daniele
Wallace Slaydon
Boots Smith
Willie and Jo Ellen Edwards
Matthew C. Smith
Mrs. Jody Smith
Max L. Smith
Rennie Hege Smith, Jr.
Barbara Shelton and Bert Prevost
Virginia Smith
Ms. Sharon Richardson
Helen & Stanley Snider
Snider Family
Paul Snider
Bo Stafford
Mrs. Donna Albright
Dwayne Starr
Ms. Sally Starr
Avis Gallimore Surratt
Surratt Family
Annie Bell Swicegood
Lavon and Pearl Grubb
Mary Swicegood
Mrs. Glenda Hartley
Patricia Taylor
Mrs. Rose Fitzgerald
Elrene Thomas
Bud and Bett Hargrave
Martha Thomas
Ms. Patricia Mabe
Tommy Thomason
Mrs. Karen Beck
Bob and Mary Cook Koontz
Mrs. Peggy Leonard
Betty Todd
Mrs. Dee Dee Oldham
Chase Troublefield
Mom, Dad, Taryn Troublefield and
Corey
Tyler Troublefield
Hoy and Debbie Beck
Mom, Dad, Taryn Troublefield and
Corey
James Thomas Waddell
Research and Development
Department
Mrs. Margie Waddell
Willis Walser
John Warfford
Kathleen Warren
Thomas and Suzanne McWhorter
Jewel Watford
Mike and Danita Gordon
James Watson
Donna Watson, Kids and Grandkids
Bill Whitley
Mrs. Arlie Grey Whitley
Lucille Weaver Williams
Cecilia Yarborough and Pam Sink
Pauline (Polly) Wilson
The Dixie Troopers
Ted and Martha Williams and Dare
Wilson
Mary Lee Yarboro
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Holton
Foy Yarbrough
Ronnie and Kelly Yarbrough
Raymond Ross Yokley
Leigh Kandzari, Mimmie and Pop
Vern and Marilyn Phelps
Terry and Shannon Saintsing, Ryan
and Tyler
John and Shari Yokley
Kelly York
Ronnie and Kelly Yarbrough
Charles Lindsay Younts
Ms. Marilyn Lohr
Mrs. Laura Surratt and Family
Fannie Mae Younts
Jerry and Evelyn Smith
Katelyn Ziglar
Nana, Papaw and Mamaw Rae
DECEMBER 2013 HONORARIUMS
Friends & Family that attended the
wedding of Emily Essick and Daniel
McMahan
Joe and Dawn Essick
Honor of Loved Ones
Office Staff-Chris Bitterman, Kirk
Blankenship, Francis Smith, Randy
Everhart, Sandy Perryman, Martha
Hanauer, Diane Swicegood, Mark
Arrowood and Lynn Frank
Mrs. Donna Albright
Hugh and Debbie Allen
Mrs. Rose Fitzgerald
Mrs. Susan Whitesides
Fred & Lou Adkins
Mrs. Sally Lang
Susan Allen
Mr. & Mrs. Ron Biesecker
Mr. & Mrs. Tim Biesecker
Xander, Carlie & Colbie Bostick
Grammy
Jack & Joan Briggs
Milton and Linda Pearce
Ann & Russ Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Wayne Monk
Becky Burke
Mrs. Christa Johnston
Vicki Clarkson
Jane & Bill Ebert
Earl and Kathy Hester
Janie Hackney
Thomas and Suzanne McWhorter
Diana Harrington
Mr. Luther Clapp
Regina Harris
Mrs. Sally Lang
Glenda Hartley
Dale and Lucy Sink
Jerry & Betty Hedrick
Ms. Dana Hedrick
Jerry D. & Nancy Hedrick
Dale and Lucy Sink
Eva Hill
Ms. Jamie Vestal
Kristin Hill
Mr. Luther Clapp
Ruth Huneycutt
Ms. Nancy Barr
Frank & Alice Jones
Mrs. Sally Lang
Martha Keel
Mr. Jimmy Holshouser
Briggs & Glenda Leonard
Dale and Lucy Sink
Celia Mabe
Mr. Jeremy Mabe
Mr. & Mrs. Bill McGuinn
Sapona Charitable Foundation
John & Barbara McWhorter
Earl and Kathy Hester
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Medlin
Neal and Laura Grimes
Dr. Paul Meyer
Lexington Chapter of the AAMA
Bruce & Diane Mize
Sam and Janice Berrier
Larry & Linda Morrison
Milton and Linda Pearce
Robert & Ramona Phelps
Dale and Lucy Sink
Deidre & Harry Philpott
Ed and Carol Jordan
Tonya Ragan
Charlotte Roberts
Mrs. Julia England
Cathy Sanders
Mr. Robert Sanders
Renee Shipko
Marketing Team-Debbie, Helen,
Kathy and Tammy
Ian & Talmadge Silversides
Chris and Mary Davila and Arri
Christian and Lorrie Fisher
Mrs. Nancy Hartzog
Mrs. Peggy B. Hinkle
Ms. Mary Hooks
Frank & Barbara Smith
Dale and Lucy Sink
Jerry & Aurelia Smith
Mrs. Sally Lang
Charles & Amy Snyder
Robert, Leigh Ann Bruff and Family
Roger Spach
Pease Engineering & Architecture,
PC
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Steed
Neal and Laura Grimes
Tim & Tammy Surratt
Robert and Leigh Ann Bruff and
Family
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Swann
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Scott
Robert Walters
Pease Engineering & Architecture,
PC
Arlie G. Whitley
Ms. Jane Whitley
DECEMBER 2013 DONATIONS
Mrs. Mary Ann Allen
Larry and Karen Anderson
Ken and Debbie Auman
Ms. Janice Bailey
Mrs. Barbara Beck
Becks Lutheran Church
Beth’s Greenhouse
Ms. Donna Bolick
Ms. Melissa Bradshaw
Mrs. Sue Brown
Mrs. Karen Burrow
Mrs. Belinda Byerly
Carolina Farm Credit
Dill and Beverly Cecil
Central Davidson Senior High School
HOSA
Charity Baptist Church
Wayne and Connie Cherry
Ms. Geri Chilton
Choice Home Medical Equipment,
Inc.
Christ United Church of Christ
Brotherhood
Mrs. Donna Clark
Ms. Kathy Clark
Mr. Rodney Clark
Ms. Louise Cline
Tim and Suzanne Coltrane
Miss Ann Corn
Davidson Funeral Home
Ms. Pam Davis
Ms. Rhonda Davis
Ms. Velma Denmark
Mr. Johnny DeWeese, Jr.
Mrs. Jackie Draughn
Mrs. Michelle Epley
Ms. Ruth Essick
Ms. Jennifer Euler
Faith Missionary Alliance Church
First Lutheran Church
First Reformed United Church of
Christ
First United Methodist Church
Jim and Hilda Flynt
Mrs. Robin Frank
David and Angie Franklin, Brooke
and Chase
Friedberg Moravian Church
Covenant Class
Friendship Baptist Church
Friendship United Methodist Church
Ben and Addie Futrell
Mrs. Shelby Futrell
Max and Mary Elizabeth Gainor
Roger and Janice Gallimore
Mr. Danny Garner
Earnest and Janice Garrison
Ms. Lynette Green
Wayne and Brenda Gregg
Eddie and Thelma Grobes
Ms. Ginger Grubb
Mr. Stephen Grubbs
Hartwell Fighters
Mrs. Deborah Hattaway
Heidelberg United Church of Christ
Ms. Sue Hill
Holly Grove Lutheran Church
Holly Grove Lutheran Church
Agape Circle
Kenneth and Kay Hoover
Mrs. Shelia Hoover
Don and Robin Huneycutt
Mrs. Sue Hunter
IBM Employees
Mrs. Marlene Ix
Jack Cartwright Inc.
Jeff and Dawn Jenkins
Ms. Rachel Jolly
Ms. Traci Kerley
Jesse and Janet King
Ms. Tammy Jo Koonts
Lakeview Baptist Church Women
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Langlais
Theodore P. and Jacqueline C.
Leonard Trust
Mr. Thomas Jason Leonard
Ms. Judith Loftin
Ms. Priscilla Loftin
Mrs. Iris Mauney
Mrs. Rebecca McGhee
Jeff and Debbie McKinney
Ms. Doris McLean
Ms. Katie Mason McVeety, Mason
and Maggie
Ms. Suzanne Michener
Avon and Carol Mize
Mrs. Barbara Mode
Owen and Norma Moore
Ronald and Kelly Moore
Mr. Cliff Murphy
Mrs. Dee Dee Oldham
Mrs. Phyllis Oots
Brad and Laura Owen
PPG Retirees Club
Ms. Kim Phillips
Cloyd and Kathie Philpott
Pilgrim Freewill Baptist Church
Mrs. Shirley Prince
Mrs. Tonya Ragan
Dr. Lana Riemann
Don and Sarah Roha
Mrs. Susan Ross
Ms. Dorothy L. Scarlett
Shady Grove United Methodist
Church
Sheets Memorial Baptist Church
Ralph Starr Bible Class
Ms. Martha Shoaf
Ms. Tammy Simmons
Gene and Jo Smith
Mrs. Jody Smith
Ms. Betty Snider
Ms. Sally Starr
Sun Trust United Way Campaign
Gilmer and Chris Surratt
Bobby and Evelyne Swing
Ms. Vina Swope
Terror Woods – Mike Wilson and JR
Wood
Mrs. Ursula Thacker
Douglas and Lisa Tomlin
Truist - United Way
Ms. Tonya Truitt
United Way of Greater Atlanta
Agency
Ms. Jamie Vestal
Ms. Evelyn Vuncannon
Mrs. Glenda Walters
Mrs. Donna Watson
Welcome Civitan Club
Ms. Jane Whitley
Barbara Yarbrough and Ted
Yarbrough
Rev. Misty York
Philip and Debra Young
JANUARY 2014 MEMORIALS
Patsy Applebee
Bill and Sheila Spainhour
Jerry Auman
High Point Dental Study Club
Dr. Karen Lanier
Jim G. Ayers
Mrs. Louise Ayers
William (Bill) “Chief” Beck, Jr.
Denton OES
T.F.I. Retirement Club
William “Chief” Beck Family
Bob and Sue Gibson
Ms. Anita Medlin
Brazel Berrier
Deric and Mandy Brady
Mark and Leslie Brady
Richard and Louise Brady
Letha Berrier
Bethesda UMC Lost Loves
Bethesda United Methodist Church
Susanne Wesley Open Door Class
Ed Bizzell
Gary Boone
Friends from the Cookie Exchange
Otelia Bumgarner
Howard Hayes and Family
Eddie and Betty Richey
Griff and Loretta Usher
Juanita Johnson Burkhart
Special Fab & Machine, Inc.
Charlie Carrick
Bob and Ann Brady
Howard Carrick
Ms. Annie Surratt
Frances Elaine Cherry
Ken and Mary Stewart
Randy, Tammy and Taryn
Troublefield and Corey Justice
Lorraine (Lee) Clark
Rick and Laura Leonard
Tommy Clark, Sr.
N C State Highway Patrol Davidson
County
Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Black
Ms. Lois Brown
James and Carmelita Coble
Joe and Bonnie Hedrick
Mr. Philip Lohr
Mr. and Mrs. Foster Prevatt
Dorothy “Dot” Stewart Coe
Mr. Dennis Frye
Mike and Tricia Jones, Marvin Coe
and Dean and June Coe
Lorene Cole
Mrs. Cheryl Miller
Joe Perry Cope
Roy and Ella Dunn of Speedy’s
BBQ, Inc.
Carolyn Cook Covington
Mr. Harley Yarbrough
Susan Crotts
Donnie and Peggy Furr
Ms. Marianne Malindzak
Bruce Davis
Benjamin and Gina Rose Everhart
Frances Dillon
Davidson County Schools Human
Resources Department
Triumph Actuation Systems, LLC
Leola Doss
Norman and Martha Cox
Doug and Angie Doss
Ms. Katherine Doss
Steve and Helen Doss
Mary Sue and Terry Martin
Ms. Libby Potts
Austin Doub
B.G.S.R.A.L.A.
Edith “Laddie” Ladd Evans
Mrs. Nancy Roe
Doris Tolliver, Jean Manning, Denny
and Barbara McCraw and Worth
and Betty Kanipe
Dermont Everhart
Ms. Dorothy Craver
Don and Sarah Phelps
Peggy Kepley Everhart
Mrs. Nancy Conrad
Todd and Jan Hanes
Charles Grady Fritts
VFW Post 307
Larry and Clara Bonnett
Stewart and Kay Burkhart
Howard and Rachel Cox
Joe and Leigh Foster
Mr. Ken Foster
Mrs. Peggy Leonard
Todd and Tracey Leonard
Mr. Steven McCachern
Ms. Elizabeth Sink
Ms. Lucia Stiers
Mrs. Frances Thomason
Roby Fritts
Mr. Scott Woempner
Benson Futrell, Jr.
Jack and Joan Briggs
Scott, Kathy, Jason and Megan Hall
David and Shearra Jackson
Tommy and Brenda Tuttle
Ms. Evelyn Ward
Ashley Goins
Ms. Genevieve Allen
Don Greer
Chuck and Ann Bowyer
Nellwynn Grubb, Mona Gail and Bill
Berrier, Tony and Adelia Carrick and
Gayle Hedrick
John W. Greer
Charles and Ann Bowyer
Nellwynn Grubb, Mona Gail and Bill
Berrier, Adelia and Tony Carrick and
Gayle Hedrick
Ms. Prudence Snider
Mr. and Mrs. Arvil C. Styers
Shirley Jean Hedrick
Bob and Ann Brady
Linda Hege
Mrs. Cheryl Miller
Vivian Hege
Mrs. Cheryl Miller
Charlotte Henderson
Ms. Jeannine Morris
Dorothy Hill
William and Ramona Grills
Geneva Hines
John Hines
Orville Robert Holder
Auxiliary Unit 8
Carl Steven House
Auxiliary Unit 8
Donald “Ducky” Hudson
“The Babygirls”-Tiffany Long,
Megan Koonts, Mary Beam, Jayme
Hendren and Hannah Everhart
Pat, Mock, Berrier Family
Mike and Pattie Brinkle
Teresa, Chloe and Audrey Everhart
Dana and Lisa-Ann Lycans
Evelyn Sue Hughes
Mr. Gary Alford
Mary Gray Janney
Pleasant Hill United Methodist
Church Fellowship Class
Ms. Sue Eichorst
Bob and Judy Howard
Ed and Nancy Kearns
Terry Myers
Betty Peoples and Family
Clifford Jones
Mr. Jimmy Garland
Bruce and Paula Hodak
Mr. Claude Jones
Bob and Pam Mangum
Greg and Natalie Taylor and Family
Edward Jones
Ms. Anita Medlin
Polly Kenerley
Joe and Dee Harrison
Mandy Kenworthy, Janna and Erin
Clay Kennedy
Ms. Geraldine K. Castillejos
Josie Kennedy
Ms. Geraldine K. Castillejos
Chad Kirkendall
Ms. Dorothy Craver
Ron and Susan Evans
Lonnie and Martha Hege
Ms. Marylyn Hilton
Rick and Christine Johnson
Mr. Philip Lohr
Bert and Carol May
Guy and Melinda Smith
Mrs. Cheryl Wicker
Duane Kleineick
Davidson County Woodcarvers
Nancy Koontz
John and Debbie (Madden)
Chandler
Phillip Lambe
Ms. Sandra Hegstrom
Deborah “Debbie” Britt LangleyCDHS Class of 1984
Lila Mae Lanning
Churchland Neighbors
Ms. Marylyn Hilton
Dorothy Hege Leonard
Mrs. Cheryl Miller
Richard Leonard
Rick and Laura Leonard
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Jack Lindley
Bud and Billie Owen
Earl Lookabill
Mrs. Naomi Lookabill
Jacob Lopp
John and Betty Brinkley
Mrs. Daisy Crisp
Mrs. Lois K. Murphy
Paul Mathews
SII Dry Kilns Employees
Ron and Susan Evans
Mrs. Peggy Hinkle
Thomas Mathews
Robert Mauldin
VFW Post 3074
Paul “Jaybird” McCrary
Joe and Leigh Foster
Don and Sarah Phelps
Carolyn Sue McPhatter
Jerome and Lucinda Amos
Mike and Janice Byers
Jack and Nancy Cagle
Mrs. Loretta Cranford
Mrs. Willie Davis
Stan and Brenda Elliott
Jason and Morgan Farrah
Arnold and Shirley Fuller
Ms. Doris Gallimore
Bob and Sue Gibson
Jerry and Edwina Hardee
Ms. Peggy Harvey
Mr. Ronald Hornady, Sr.
David and Wanda Hunt
Ms. Brenda Leonard
Mr. Lee McPhatter, Sr.
Mike and Cindy Murphy and kids
Mr. Carl Norton
Brian and Angela Olds
Mr. Franklin Preston
Stephen and Linda Price
Don and Linda Pullum
Mrs. Faye Sharpe
Roger and Kathy Sprague
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stout
Harold and Nancy Woods
Bill Medford
Ron and Susan Evans
Frank Lynn Michael
Ms. Jo Miller
Willie Mae Musgrave
Mr. Charlie Musgrave
Sue Niblock
Fair Grove Fire Department
Ralph’s Frame Works
Kermit and Dana Simerson
Ruby Nifong
John and Brenda English
Scott and Ann Liberman
Bobby Nifong, Rick and Deb Hurley,
Ricky and Cherylin Hurley, Bridget
and Montgomery, Kim and Bobby
Shoaf, Logan and Dana and Robert
and Cindi Wells, Ben and Jordan
Margaret Norman
Bennie and Rose Dennis, Eddie
Motsinger and Shari Hankins and
Gary Baker
Wayne Norman
Valendrawers
James and Marlene Meachum
Eddie and Sandra Odom
Phelps Family and Ramsey Family
Evelyn Oates
Dwight O’Neil Owen
The Tar Heel Chapter of the CocaCola Collector’s Club
Thomasville Emporium & Side Street
Café
Mike and Margie Misenheimer
Foy Owen
Mrs. Carol McCoy
Lewis Owen
Bob and Ann Brady
Shirley Owen
Mr. Maurice Musgrave
Mrs. Ursula Thacker
Wayne Owen
Holloways Baptist Church
Mr. and Mrs. Arvil C. Styers
Wade Perry
Ms. Winifred Reardon
Geneva Peterson
Ronald Reid
Jim and Carol Myers
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Edwin L. Rickard, Sr.
Thomasville Mayor, City Council and
City Employees
Thomasville Police Department
Mr. Mark Anbinder
Gary and Tammy Michael
Mike and Kathy Phillips
Ms. Virginia Weisner
Tim Ross
Lodge 6205-Transportation
Communications Union/IAM
Cathy Sanders
Ms. Bernice Curry
David Searcy
Ms. Anita Medlin
Grace “Libby” Sink
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Sink
Geneva Skeen
Scott and Diane Craver
Ms. Ida Mae Hostetter Kincaid
David and Evelyn Will
Opal Lopp Smith
Order of the Eastern Star-Lexington
Chapter #98
John and Betty Brinkley
Mrs. Daisy Crisp
Mrs. Reida Snyder
Rennie Smith, Jr.
Ms. Carolyn Clifton
Ethel Snellings
Dr. Elaine Brown and Staff
Mr. Larry Perryman
Paul Snider
Smith, Holly and Gracie Leatherman
Edith Sowers
Joel and Teresa Anderson
John and Lynda Anderson
Ms. Drusilla Everhart
Roy Sowers
Womble Carlyle Sandridge & Rice
Marshall Stilwell
Fair Grove Fire Department
Arnold and Shirley Fuller
Ms. Sara Hefner
Randy and Susan Hulin
Ms. Carolyn Hurley
Ms. Priscilla Joyce
Mike, Kellie and Silas Robertson
Mark and Lois Snyder
Mr. M. Lee Stilwell
Frank Thacker
Mrs. Ursula Thacker
Warner Tharp
Carolina Wholesale AssociatesFran Wright, Dennis Thomas, Bobby
Lawing and Jerome Boyce
Culp Inc.
Samet Corporation
Pat Trotter
Vera Frazier Walden
Ray and Janie Hackney
John and Barbara McWhorter
Peggy Warner
Ms. Margaret Jo Brock
C.H. and Margaret Howerton
James Thomas Webb, Sr.
Gene and Jo Smith
Chester Edward Westmoreland
Mrs. Kathleen Westmoreland
Waldo Williams
Bob and Ann Brady
Pauline Wilson
Joseph Weaver, D.P.M.
Johnny Gilbert Yarbrough
Murray and Joan Greason
Brice and Norma Jean Huffstetler
Heather Waddell, Juanita Simmons,
Mitra Higgins, Lisa Hale, Geraldine
Thompson, Carolyn Andrews and
Melanie Good
Bobby and Betty Weaver, Peggy
Kepley, Thomas and Tonia Leonard,
Jim and Shelby Orrell and Max
Leonard
Ms. Doris Yarbrough
Margaret Younts
Lexington High School Class of 1947
Elaine Yountz
Auxiliary Unit 8
JANUARY 2014 HONORARIUMS
Kirstie Butner
Valendrawers
Dan Mathews
Dorothy Mathews
Gail Roseberry
Mr. Luther Clapp
Mike & Paula Turlington Family
Ms. Martha Keel
Paula Turlington
JANUARY 2014 DONATIONS
Mrs. Louise Ayers
Biscuit King – Mrs. Cathy Dunn
Ms. Melissa Bradshaw
Brandyberry & Associates
Mrs. Frances Briggs
City of Lexington
Ms. Pam Davis
First United Methodist Church
Agape Sunday School Class
Mr. Robert Gibson
Good Hope United Methodist
Church Willing Workers Class
Mr. John Hart
Dave and Margie Harvey
Mrs. Carolyn Haycraft
Evelyn Sue Hughes Estate
IBM Employees
Roger and Cheryl Jones
Mrs. Elizabeth King
Lexington Woman’s Club
Ms. Jennifer Stokes-Lowery
Mr. David Mallard
Pallet Resource of NC, Inc.
Parrott Insurance & Benefits – Mac
and Beth Parrott
Dr. Lana Riemann
Ms. Phyllis Rowland
St. Lukes Lutheran Church
Ms. Tammy Simmons
Eddie and Jo Allison Smith
Ms. Lara Sperber
Mr. Wyatt Stewart
Ms. Charlotte Stiles
The Arbor Lutheran Church
Truist - United Way
Agency
Wells Fargo Community Support
Campaign
FEBRUARY 2014 MEMORIALS
Wilbur Beck
Hoy and Debbie Beck
William (Bill) “Chief” Beck, Jr.
Church of Resurrection Hope
Mary Lou Bell
Bill and Ann McMurray
Homer Biesecker for Valentine’s Day
Eloise Boyst
Joe and Lori Donahue
George and Mary Anne Leary
James and Anna Southard
George & Jean Brandenburg
Gary and Sue Wikstrom
Otelia Bumgarner
Ms. Cindy Parker
Elaine Cherry
Jenny, Lena and Keith Cline
Tommy Clark, Sr.
Rack Room Shoes
Hoy and Debbie Beck
Clyde and Jonell Hall
Tom, Dawn and Drew Nelson
Shirley S. Phillips and Family
Dorothy “Dot” Stewart Coe
Richard and Karen Cain and Family
Phillip Coe and C.A. and Anna Coe
Tommy and Rachel Gregson
Frances and Laura Head
Garner and Barbara Mahaffey
Marvin, Verna and Sherry Saunders
Mike and Renee Shipko
Mr. Richard Stewart
D. L. and LuAnn Thomas
Iola Thomas, Mark, Sherri, Ethan and
Mollie Goss
Mr. Charles Wise, Sr.
Mearl Collins
Friends at Epic
Joe Perry Cope
Lanier Family
Smokey Joe’s Barbecue Employees
Nancy Canady, Angela Baker and
Jacalyn Ennis
Frances Thomason and Family
Ronnie Cromer
Ms. Christy Cromer
Alma June Davis
Charles and Frances Triece
Linda Smith Davis
Mrs. Beckey Weisner
Edith Ladd Evans
Ocean Grove Homeowners
Association, Inc.
Ms. Anne Foard
Dermont Everhart
Tim and Teen Timberlake
Peggy Kepley Everhart
Virginia M. Everhart and Rod D.
Everhart
Marie Fallenstein
Charles and Lisa Widdicombe
Charles Fritts
Dr. Belinda Black
Benson Futrell, Jr.
Denton High School Class of 1954
Chris, Dee and Tanner Scarborough
Elizabeth Godfrey
Perry and Jeanne Leonard
John Greer
Donna Hill
Dr. Terry Dawson
Mr. Drake Lanier
Mary Grubb Hill
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Carrick
Maxine Grubb and Family
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Grubb
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Keith
Mrs. Betty Robinson
Geneva Hines
John Hines
Donald Eugene Hudson
Davidson County
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Watson
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Watson
Doris Hunt Hughes
Mrs. Frances Koonts
Chad Kirkendall
Roy and Anne Bevan
Jay Kivett
Mrs. Vicki Clarkson
James and Carmelita Coble
Glen, Lesa and Taylor Davidson
John and Lisa Horne
Mrs. Mary Kivett
Glenn and Joanne McMillan
Mrs. Beckey Weisner
Herman Lawhorn
Ms. Rhiannon Lawhorn
Helen Linder
Jack Lindley
Richard and Bonnie Fishel
Jackie Spangler and Juanita Lindley
Mary Loflin
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Procko
Fred Lee Lohr
Lanier Family
Robert and Leigh Ann Bruff
Roy and Ella Dunn
Virginia M. Everhart and Rod D.
Everhart
Clyde and Jonell Hall
Joe and Bonnie Hedrick
Bert and Carol May
Glenn and Joanne McMillan
Mrs. Barbara Mode
Ed and Barbara Perrell
Frank and Judy Stoner
Doug, Lisa, Megan and Jacob
Younts
Milton Long
Robert and Rachel Herman
Talmage Luffman
Alda Mae Manning
Jack Michael Family
Paul Mathews
Gary and Sue Wikstrom
Ruby Mae Lohr McCarn
Mt. Olivet United Methodist Church
The Seekers Sunday School Class
David and Sharon Cranford
Ms. Pauline Craver
Johnny and Carolyn McCarn
Paul “Jaybird” McCrary
Mrs. Beckey Weisner
Alice McDaniel
Ms. Carolyn Mobley
William Frank McDaniel
Walter and Judith McDaniel
Dr. and Mrs. Mark Warburton
Bill Medford
Regis Modlin
Ronald Morphis
T.F.I. Retirees Club
Marie Myers
Charles and Jilda Duffey
Maxine Myrick Myers
Hometown Auto & Credit Inc.
Ruby Nifong
Joe and Nancy Nifong
James Northington
Aaron, Michelle, Ashlyn and Chase
Evans
Jackie and Janice Evans
Matthew and Natalie Hicks
John, Carmen and Katelyn Shelton
Foy Owen
Kernersville Foundation-Jim and
Mary Taylor Fund
Piedmont Aviation Component
Services, LLC
Piedmont Aviation Historical Society
and the Directors of the Tom Davis
Fund
Don and Ann Bishop
Vann and Patricia Everhart
Debbie Bishop Sammons and Family
Shirley Owen
Vann and Patricia Everhart
Debbie Bishop Sammons and Family
Bob Paul
Mrs. Mary Paul
Bobby Pope
Percy and Becky Bloxam
Miss Ruth Parks
Shelley Robertson
Mrs. Judith Pitcher
Cathy Sanders
Park Place Baptist Church
Bill Saunders
Ms. Sue Carter
David Searcy
Mrs. Susie Altis
Billy and Rachael Armentrout
Robert and Rachel Herman
Paul and Shirley Medlin
Dorlis Senter
Mary Rachel Shuping
Poplar Ridge Friends Meeting Willing
Fellowship Class
Earl and Sylvia Atwell
Ms. LaDonna Dean
Ms. Bertha Barbee Kirkman
Garland and Clara Terrell
Geneva Skeen
Ms. Barbara Sweeney
Paul Skeen
Ms. Barbara Sweeney
Dale Sluder
Opal Lopp Smith
Mrs. Joan Athay
Richard and Jainell Hedrick and
Dariel Hedrick
Ms. Doris Lopp
Maxine Mull, Timmy and Todd
Mrs. Lois K. Murphy
Mr. William Smith
Rebecca Snider
Saints Delight Free Will Baptist
Church
Mr. Larry Cline
Daniel and Jacqueline Haynes
Richard and Kathy Johnson
Margaret and Kevin Ward
Roy Sowers
Jayne Sturdivant
Richard and Karen Cain and Family
Nancy Mahala Talley
Mr. William H. Swicegood
Craig Varner
Tina Stanton, Sharon Moore and
Everyone at Stanton, Moore &
Associates
Stephen “Big House” Vinson, Sr.
Leggett & Platt Customer Service
Department
Vera Frazier Walden
The Dixie Troopers
Peggy Warner
New Friendship Baptist Church New
Life Bible Class
Connie Watson
Full Gospel Miracle Ministries
J. A. King & Company, LLC
Mr. Michael Brenner
Mr. Arthur Hardin
Marilyn Weavil
Dwayne and Catherine Fink
Celia Lopp Wilson
Mrs. Carolyn Hill
Martin Young
Hiroji and Makiko Ito
Smith Young
FEBRUARY 2014 HONORARIUMS
Rhonda Davis
Ms. Hazel Waselesky
Laura Owen
FEBRUARY 2014 DONATIONS
Aetna Foundation
Anonymous
Ms. Laura Conner Applegate
Ms. Cindy Bowman
Mr. Ron Brown
Choice Home Medical Equipment,
Inc.
City of Lexington – Lexington Utilities
Creative Carpets Discount Sales –
Frank and Debbie Polston
Mr. Charles Dickens
Mrs. Dana Eaves
Fairgrove Family Resource Center
Faith Missionary Alliance Church
Mr. Ray Fletcher
Freedom Missionary Baptist Church
Ms. Doris Gallimore
Heidelberg United Church of Christ
Women’s Guild
Ms. Laurie Hokanson
IBM Employees
Ms. Emma Kindley
Paul and Shirley Medlin
Memorial United Church of Christ
Mt. Tabor United Church of Christ
Novant Health Thomasville Medical
Center
and Beth Parrott
Pilot View Baptist Church
Reeds Baptist Church Steadfast
Class
Dr. Lana Riemann
Barry and Renee Sink
Sally Starr
Mr. Ron Talley
Truist - United Way
Turlington and Company, LLC
United Way of Greater High Point
Agency
Ms. Fern Warner
Sam Watford Construction LLC
Campaign
MARCH 2014 MEMORIALS
Junior Anderson
Ramona Phelps and Perry Leonard
Zeb Barnhardt
Dr. and Mrs. Tom Ratton
Doris Beck
Vernon and Betty Darr
Larry Beck
Brenda Bates and David and
Belinda Thomas
Mr. Sparky Brooks
Tony and Adelia Carrick
Mrs. Martha Cranford
Bert and Carol May
Arnold and Dolana Miller
Woodrow and Martha Perrell
Eddie and Jo Allison Smith
Efird and Kay Wilson
Mr. Julius S. Young, Jr.
Thomas Beck
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Gibson
Scotty Bowlin
Mike and Vikki Collie
Eloise Boyst
First Baptist Church of Jamestown
Ms. Barbara Overstreet
Mark and Sharon Robertson
Al and Janet Sharp
Grace Bryson
Steven and Cynthia Hammock
Pauline Brown Cameron
Ms. Judy Sherman
Mearl Collins
Gene and Claudia Sikes
Joe Cope
Chuck, Sharon and Ethan White
Rev. Charles Dickens
Floyd Baptist Church
Barbara Edenfield
David and Sherry L. Shrum
Gary Allen Eury
Auxiliary Unit 8
Robert “Bob” Finley
Joyce Hines and Family
Lala Frank
Clay, Tina, Matt and Will Essick
Benson Futrell, Jr.
Jedd and Hilda Reid
Doris Kepley Hartley
Ms. Gladys Snider
Mr. Jerry B. Thompson
Sam Haycraft
Calvary United Church of Christ
Carl Willis Hedrick, Sr.
Francis and Lila Bellamy
Mrs. Susan Hedrick
J.B. and Betty Lopp
Ralph Hiatt
Mrs. Kathy Cissna
Donna Hill
Mr. Zeb Johnston
Geneva Hines
John Hines
Timothy Hinkle
Ms. Cloie Anderson
Blanche Hiott
Gary and Carin Hiott
Michael “Mike” Dean Hodge
Compassion Team
Doug and Donna Everhart
Ms. Jane Harris
David, Sylvia, Julia and Matt Hodge
Mrs. Barbara B. Smith
Yvonne “Bonnie” Hopkins
Yadkin College Baptist Church
Donald “Duck” Hudson
Buddy and Carolyn Hudson
Greg and Natalie Taylor, Abigail
and Grayson
Jessie Yarbrough Vestal Ingram
Smugglers’ Notch Homeowners
Association Board
Randy Holbrook and Family
Jay and Gina Kahn
Mrs. Madeline Palmer
Robert Jenkins
Mrs. Barbara Jenkins
Chad Kirkendall
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bowers
Jay Kivett
Bobby Leonard, Sr.
Harry and Ann Lancaster
Tony and Tonia Moore
Helen McDade Linder
Jack Samuel Lindley
Gary and Joyce L. Hudson
Ms. Ruby M. Lindley
Mike and Beverly L. Smith
Fred Lohr
Don and Ann Bishop
Troy and Kathy Coggins
James and Marie Palmer
Mrs. Lynne Sheppard Quiroga
Robert Bruce Lohr
AL Miller Construction and Arnold
and Dolana Miller
Cathie Alexander and Jay Welborn
Don and Ann Bishop
Mrs. Frankie Byrd
Larry and Jane Combs
Mr. Scott Curry
Roy and Ella Dunn
Ms. Wanda Freeman
Crate and Loretta Hall
Edward and Cathe Hege
Bert and Carol May
Mr. Fred H. McIntyre, Jr.
Ms. Joanna Mudge
Dan Myers Family
Jan, Tonya and Hannah Myers
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Niven
Mrs. Lynne Sheppard Quiroga
Keith and Jane Rafferty
Mary Lee Louia
Ted and Barbara Mason
Mrs. Dorothy Sanders
Paul Mathews
Terry and Denise Yow
Ruby Mae Lohr McCarn
Steve and Sue Hoagland
Mr. Kenneth Lennon
Mr. Gary Lomax
Ms. Julia D. Mickey
Roger Miller
Ms. Lois Ramsey
Hilah Moore
Ms. Elsie Burnette
Ronald Morphis
Mr. and Mrs. Tony McPherson
Fred Alvin Murrow
Mrs. Lorraine Crotts
Ann Nicholas
Faith Bible Class
Ms. Kathy Springston
Dean and Mary Lee Warren
Ruth Noblitt
Ronnie and Pat Allred
Foy Owen
Jim and Mae Van Hiatt and Family
Mrs. Ursula Thacker
Martha Penland
Wilmington Terminal Railroad
Dan and Glenda Shook
Lee Phillips
Mr. and Mrs. Benny McCrary
Ivy Poole
Looking Ahead Beauty Salon
Bobby Pope
John and Tricia Jenkins
West and Peggy Lamoureaux
Bert and Carol May
Rick and Christina Myers
Mrs. Carol Robinson
Mr. John Smith
Paul Streetman, Jr. and Diane S.
Hedrick
Kathleen Anne Sansoni
Mr. Tom Sansoni
Bill Saunders
Randy and Lisa Snow
Perman Shell
Ann Smith
Mr. Rudolph Smith
Virginia Smith
Ms. Sharon Richardson
Rebecca Fortner Snider
Mr. David Truitt
Betty Jane Souders
Mrs. Nancy Joyce
Johnny Dean Starr
Mr. Ralph V. Starr
Harold Stewart
Marshall Stilwell
Tommy and Theresa Cook
Eston S. Stokes, Sr.
Ms. Jane Stokes Everhart
Rose Sullivan
First Baptist Church of Welcome
First Baptist Church of Welcome
Ladies Sunday School Class
Carl Swicegood
Robert and Tanya Leonard
Angie Thomas
Evans Real Estate & Investment
Properties
Robert and Tanya Leonard
Elrene Thomas
Ms. Margaret King
Tommy Thomason
Mr. Eric Grimes
Mary Thompson
James Triplett
Carl E. and Carol B. Davis
Craig Varner
Compassion Team
Don and Ann Bishop
Ms. Sue Carter
Dan and Susan Medlin
Ms. Diane Varner Rodgers
Vera Frazier Walden
Buddy Watkins
Gene “Big Daddy” Waugh
Dennis and Sandy Foltz
Ms. Martha Musselman
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Skillbeck
Pete Westler
Elizabeth Wilkes
Ms. Ruby Wilkes
George Wilkes
Ms. Ruby Wilkes
Byron Wilkinson, Jr.
Mrs. Karen Beck
Mr. and Mrs. Benny McCrary
Mrs. Madeline Palmer
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wegwart
Margaret “Margie” Dulin Wilson
Bussin Buddies Church Friends
McMillion Associates, Inc.
Jimmy and Sue Goins
Dr. Roland Jones and Staff
Ms. Betty Sue Love
Ms. Peggy Ola Moore
Ms. Diane Soyars
Larry and Sandra Wingate
Virginia Foard Wilson
Frank and Dorcas Mock
Judith Hepler Younts
Ms. Lucille Everhart
Jerry and Karen Walker
Calvin and Penny Young and
Steven and Russell Thomas
Steve Gray, Jeff Mullenax, Mike
Wilson and Mike Seaford
Robert and Karen Green
Mrs. Judy Greer
Guy’s Family Pharmacy
Mr. Randy Hammitt
Mr. John Hart
Ms. Della Hawes
Holladay Surgical Supply
Glen and Margaret Hubbard
IBM Employees
Industrial Federal Bank
Iris of Love Chapter #47
Gordon and Leslie Kammire
West and Peggy Lamoureaux
Mrs. Edna Lanier
M & L Motor Co. Inc.
Ms. Shiliah McHone
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Michael
Monty and Joyce Oliver
PPG Retirees Club
and Beth Parrott
Paul’s Chapel United Church of
Christ
PepsiCo
Quicken Loans – Neil Austin and
Amanda Dumont
RCR Racing
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Ridge
Dr. Lana Riemann
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Roha
Second Presbyterian Church
Shiloh United Methodist Church
Women
David C. and Barbara B. Smith
Standell Properties
Mr. Steve Summer – Summer
Industries
SunTrust United Way Campaign
Ms. Rita Treichler
Truist - United Way
United Way Suncoast
Agency
Wake Forest Baptist Health Lexington Medical Center
Campaign
Mr. and Mrs. James Wheatley
Mrs. Susan Whitesides
Younts Insurance Agency, Inc.
MARCH 2014 HONORARIUMS
Julie Beck
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Perrell
Sue Beck
John & Janet Boyst
Mark and Sharon Robertson
Liz Cross
Gary Drake
Mrs. Laura Owen
Richard Thomas
Ms. Margaret King
MARCH 2014 DONATIONS
Mrs. Donna Albright
Bank of America United Way
Campaign
Best Disposal Inc./Todco Inc.
Ms. Thelma Bingham
Ms. Betty Black
Mr. Edward Bowman
Brasscraft - Thomasville
Ms. Marquehetta Burris
Wally and Judy Butler
Carolina Drawers, Inc.
Ms. Kathy Cissna
Butch and Elizabeth Conrad
Davidson County Farm Bureau
Don Juan’s Mexican Restaurant
Gary and Sylvia Drake
Mr. John Enyart, Jr.
Fairview United Methodist Women
Ms. Beverly Fulbright
Tim and Dianne Goodrich
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donors who have left long-term gifts to the agency through bequests, trusts or
planned gifts. These donations provide sustainable resources to support the
future of the non-profit agency.
Founding members of the Legacy Society are ensuring that Hospice of
Davidson County will continue to provide specialized medical services,
pain and symptom management, emotional and spiritual support and grief
programs for future generations. Founding members will be listed in upcoming
issues of this newsletter and will receive additional invitations to special events
and programs throughout the year.
To become a founding member of the Legacy Society, please let us know if
you have left Hospice of Davidson County as a beneficiary in your will or estate
planning, or if you intend to do so. There are several options for giving, which
include stock, life insurance and deferred gifts such as charitable remainder
trusts and bequests.
Surroundings
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Davidson County. The mission of
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