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Celebration 2014
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
TOM FULLER, Chariman
Executive Vice President, CFO,
22squared, Inc.
ERIC ANDERSON
Consultant,
Egon Zehnder International
TIM AYRES
Partner,
Moore Colson & Co.
BRIAN BRODRICK
Partner,
Jackson Spalding
R
eflections
JIM COPELAND
Retired Senior Director,
Human Resources, Wrigley
DAVID FARMER
Vice President, Product Strategy and
Development, Chick-fil-A
ROB FOWLER
Executive Vice President,
Turner, Wood and Smith
I recently had dinner with our graduates before
they left Eagle Ranch to return home. I was struck
by their individual stories, and most importantly,
that their “season” here can be defined in large part
as a time of learning and healing.
KATE MAINE
Director of University Relations,
University of North Georgia
MICHAEL MOHR
Managing Director,
Wilmington Trust
JODY NOLAND
Former Manager,
IBM Georgia
DAVE POLSTRA
Founding Partner,
Brightworth
LYNN PRICE
Chief Financial Officer,
Compliance Services, LLC
JIM WEBB
Chairman of the Board,
Triaxia Partners
BOARD OF ADVISORS
COURTNEY AMOS
DAN CATHY
NICK CHILIVIS
VINCE DOOLEY, Emeritus
ELIZABETH HARRIS
EARL LEONARD
DAVID RATCLIFFE
DAN REEVES
Second
M
ile
Award
The Second Mile Award
The Ranch provides a safe environment for our children to heal
from the losses they have experienced, which can range from the
death of loved ones to broken relationships within their family.
Learning to make good choices, establish healthy relationships and
set boundaries are important lessons that will help them move into
a promising future.
We are so grateful for your partnership with us as we carry on this
important work.
God’s blessings to you and your family.
KATHARYN AND MARK RICHT
MIKE SMITH
Sincerely,
WENDELL STARKE
JOHN WIELAND
PHILIP WILHEIT
JENNER WOOD
EAGLE RANCH FOUNDATION
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Edwin J. Staub
Founder and Executive Director
MIKE CALLAHAN, Chair
TOM FULLER
ROY JONES
LYNN PRICE
KIRBY THOMPSON
ROBERT WYNNE
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
EDWIN J. STAUB
EAGLE RANCH, INC.
Post Office Box 7200
Chestnut Mountain, GA 30502
t: 770.967.8500 · f: 770.967.3757
EagleRanch.org
Our Mission
Eagle Ranch provides a Christ-centered home for boys and girls
in crisis and in need of hope and healing. Partnering with their
families, we pursue family restoration and reunification.
We seek to influence and equip others who share a similar
calling to impact children, families and future generations.
Two Eagle Ranch children won The Second Mile Award for going above and beyond
expectations and persevering through challenges. Romello, 17, made a turnaround this year,
working harder than ever in his home, at school and during extracurricular activities. Sarah,
13, made huge strides at school and became a role model in her home through humble and
helpful leadership. “Winning this award was awesome, I didn’t think I’d come this far,” said
Sarah. “I don’t even know the girl who walked through the door of the Glory Home on February 3, 2013. I’m a totally new person, and it feels really good.”
The
Triathlon
Eagle Ranch
Triathlon
This May, a total of 36 Ranch children, 24 boys and 12 girls, participated
in a community triathlon, hosted by Eagle Ranch and made possible
through Tri-Kids Inc. For some boys and girls, training for the event
was their first time swimming or riding a bike. The triathlon helped
build confidence and allowed the children to experience success that
can carry through in other areas of their lives.
“The kids trained, competed, and finished. Some did
better than they expected, some not as well. Either way,
they followed through with something, start to finish.”
Assistant Counselor Garrett Durham
“The more you become
honest, the healthier your
relationships are. It makes
me feel good that I can
connect with other people.”
Felicity, 12, The Praise Home
Learning to Feel Again
Felicity came to Eagle Ranch as a 5th grader
trying to figure out life. Adopted, she felt like
her parents didn’t understand her, so she
treated them with disrespect. Her grades were
far from her potential, and she had difficulty
following through. “Whenever I was given a
task, I would never finish it,” she said. “I would
just make excuses.”
Prone to follow the crowd or lie to impress
friends, Felicity had trouble socially and began to
shut her feelings out. “I used to not feel anything
at all, so I had to work on starting to feel again,”
she said. “I also had to learn how to tell others
how I felt and to be honest about things.”
During her time at the Ranch, Felicity learned to
respect authority, complete tasks and significantly
improved her grades. She began forming honest,
connected relationships with her parents and
friends, and expressed her feelings. She credits
her transformation to learning about herself and
forming a relationship with Christ. “I learned how
to maintain healthy relationships with friends,
authority figures and God.”
“I’m just so glad she finally let her walls down and
embraced everything that everyone was trying to
give her,” said her mom, Tracey. “It made all the
difference in the world, and I’m just very proud
of her.”
Healing
Brokenness
Travis, 17, The Love Home
Travis’ parents divorced when
he was just coming into his teen
years. With shared custody and
two working parents, Travis took
advantage of going back and forth
between parents and dodging
discipline. His dad, Keith, notes
that with a long work commute
and short visits with Travis, he
didn’t see the problems that were
developing. “Travis just kind of
fell through the cracks,” he said.
Time at the Ranch allowed the
family to come together and learn
about setting boundaries and
communicating better with Travis.
“I learned how he feels and how
to get him to do things around the
house without fighting,” said his
mom, Lisa. Finishing his junior
year of high school, Travis recently
won an essay contest and is interested in a career in journalism.
“He really does amaze me,” said
Keith. “I know he’s a great kid.
Things just happened in his life
at a crucial time that set him off
in the wrong direction. I think
Eagle Ranch really helped to
turn him around.”
“God can do anything. Through my houseparents and
people at the school, God spoke to me and changed my
perspective on a lot of things. He changed my heart.”
God spoke to me and changed my perspective
“My relationship with Christ
is the biggest thing I’ve
gotten from the program,
and my relationships at the
Ranch are some of the best
I’ve had in my 17 years.”
Romello, 17, The Joy Home
Rebuilding Trust
Jeremiah, 16, The Peace Home
Jeremiah’s first meeting at
Eagle Ranch was unforgettable.
He arrived under the watchful
eye of a Gwinnett County deputy.
After serving a 30-day sentence
at the youth detention center, he
started the Ranch program.
Much of Jeremiah’s time was
spent learning how to deal with
anger and rebuilding trust with
his family.
“His attitude improved
tremendously,” said his father,
Dieter. “He wants to do better
and choose what’s right. We
became a lot closer, and I was able
to regain full trust in Jeremiah.”
Setting New Priorities
When Romello’s parents divorced, his mom,
Adrienne, felt pressure to provide. While she
worked to make ends meet, Romello found
himself home alone or with his older sister, who
tried to parent him. He started spending time
with friends until the early morning hours or not
coming home at all. Adrienne began to receive
calls at work to tell her Romello was skipping
school. “Our whole life structure was disorganized and dysfunctional,” she remembers.
Romello began to apply his confidence to other
areas of the program. He overcame his fear of
swimming and completed the Eagle Ranch
triathlon. “With encouragement from the crowd,
he completed the entire swim portion,” said Eagle
Ranch Assistant Counselor Garrett Durham. “The
moment he stepped out of the pool there was a
loud roar from the stands. Romello was proud
of the task he accomplished, and I think this is
going to be something he will always remember.”
Eventually, Romello’s actions caught up with him,
and Eagle Ranch was recommended to Adrienne
through a parole officer. Angry when he first
arrived, Romello didn’t go out of his way to
succeed. “I was kind of lazy,” he recalled.
Most importantly, Romello formed a relationship
with Christ. “I didn’t know my son has a huge,
giving, sentimental heart,” said Adrienne. “I think
that by him getting close to Christ, that came out.
I didn’t see it before, because he was so defiant.”
Despite his attitude, he began to experience
success in school. “I had been held back before,
so I was surprised I did well at school. I thought,
‘I’m doing well here, let’s see what else I can do.’”
Romello has also noticed changes with his mom.
“We spend more time together. Our home is
centered on Christ, and work comes second.
So the priorities have changed.”
In addition to making improvements in school, Jeremiah grew
spiritually, makes better choices
and has become more respectful
of others.
Upon completion of the Ranch
program, Jeremiah was taken off
of probation. He recently finished
his freshman year of high school
and looks forward to one day
going to college to study studio
production technology.
“Eagle Ranch is an amazing experience. I got to meet new
people. I worked on how to handle things differently.
I learned if you put your mind to it, you can do anything.”
if you put your mind to it, you can do anything.
Bridging
the Divide
“I started getting along with
people. I made friends in my
home and at school.”
Josh, 16, The Peace Home
For David and Norma Cates, raising their two
daughters was a fairly uneventful, normal
parenting experience. The girls responded to
discipline and never had any problems making
friends and fitting in. But things were always
different with their youngest child, Josh.
With special education needs and challenges,
Josh had trouble socially at school and was
bullied. At home he was difficult, creating chaos
when things didn’t go his way.
“Josh definitely used to run the show,” remembers
his sister Amy. “We’d go where he wanted to eat,
do what he wanted to do, because we didn’t want
to deal with what he would be like if we didn’t
do that.”
One bleary morning, in desperation, Norma
went online to find help. “I was just frustrated
one night. I was up at 3 o’clock in the morning
researching the internet and praying for God to
give me a sign,” she said. “Eagle Ranch popped
up. It was the only thing that stood out to me.”
Once Josh was at the Ranch, the entire family
committed to the program. Through counseling
and parent groups, the family learned how to
reestablish relationships and set boundaries
that worked for Josh. “I learned it wasn’t just
Josh’s problem; it was a family problem,”
David said.
“Things aren’t perfect, but we love and respect each other.
That’s something every family should have.”
Things aren’t perfect, but we love and respect each other.
That’s something every family should have.
The disruption in the home caused family
members to retreat and grow apart. When Josh’s
sisters became adults, they moved away and
rarely visited. His parents spent more time in
their room to maintain peace in the home. “We
were having a lot of conflict between the girls
and Josh. Amy and Melissa were having a hard
time accepting what he was doing,” said David.
“We all just wanted to get away from Josh and his
behaviors. We fought all the time. There wasn’t a
closeness. It was no way to have a family.”
“He’s definitely calmer now,” said Josh’s oldest
sister, Melissa. “He’s not quite as persistent about
things. He’ll step back and think about things
instead of keep pushing.”
The rifts are beginning to close and the family is
spending more time together. “Things aren’t
perfect, but we love and respect each other.
That’s something every family should have,” said
David. “I think Eagle Ranch has brought us much
closer. We’ve got our son back.”
“My housedad always
had time for 1-on-1
conversations.
My housemom always
believed in me and
wanted the guys in our
home to have fun.”
Kris, 14, The Love Home
A Family Effort
Josh, 17, The Joy Home
Josh celebrated two graduations this spring.
In addition to Eagle Ranch, he also graduated
from Flowery Branch High School. This fall,
he will head to The University of Georgia as a
member of the Redcoat Marching Band, with
plans to study civil engineering. “Two years ago,
I couldn’t have pictured him graduating from
high school and going to college without being
incredibly worried,” said his mom, Karen.
The family had been in turmoil for about five
years with constant arguments and anger. Josh
continued to spiral downward. “I was ready to
give up. I felt like I couldn’t do it anymore,” Karen
said. “But then I realized I had to fight for Josh.”
The family knew finding help was critical. They
originally looked into summer wilderness
programs and even prep schools, when Josh’s
grandfather came across Eagle Ranch. “We were
in a bad place, and Eagle Ranch seemed like an
answer to prayers,” Karen recalled.
Working Through Loss
In the first 10 days of September 2007, Kris lost
his mom and his grandfather. The next month,
two more family members passed away. It was a
devastating time for the 7-year-old and his
older brother.
“I was getting constant calls from the school. Kris
was flipping over desks and trash cans, breaking
pencils. He wouldn’t get on the bus,” recalls
Karen. Knowing how much the Ranch helped
Kodie, she believed Kris might benefit.
Kris and his brother moved in with their Aunt
Karen and two cousins, who also were reeling
from the losses. As the family worked through
their pain, Kris’ older brother Kevin went to a
private school, and his cousin, Kodie, came to
Eagle Ranch.
During his time at the Ranch, Kris learned to
express himself and emerged as a leader among
his peers. “I’ve seen a tremendous change.
He now volunteers to help out at home, and he’s
not a problem at school,” Karen said.
Kodie returned home as problems with Kris began
to escalate. Unable to express himself verbally,
Kris’ frustrations came out through defiance at
home and problems at school.
Her fiancé, Travis, agrees. “He’s a great kid.
It’s been a pleasure to be around him and to
watch him grow. We look forward to seeing him
transition into high school and take what we’ve
learned at Eagle Ranch and apply it.”
Josh’s turnaround began when each family
member took responsibility for their role in
their problems. “This situation is not an easy
place to find yourself in,” said his dad, Keith.
“It’s difficult to see yourself as the leader of a
family that isn’t functioning well. That’s a hard
pill to swallow. I finally realized that it’s not
about me being the leader of my family, but
God. He may have a different plan than what I
think but that’s ok. Eagle Ranch has given us a
place where our family can heal.”
“I appreciate my family being able to change and
work with me. They were involved in the
program and didn’t make it just about me.”
I appreciate my family being able to change
The Eagle Ranch Honor and Memorial Gift Program
Honor and Memorial gifts provide an opportunity to recognize a special person in your life in a
meaningful way. Your gift directly supports Eagle Ranch’s work with children who are struggling in life.
Recipients of these gifts learn about our mission while giving hope to boys and girls in crisis.
HONOR GIFTS
Contributions to the Eagle
Ranch Honor Program are listed
in alphabetical order by the
name of the honoree. Donors
are listed after the name of the
person in whose honor they
contributed (donations received
January 20 – May 16, 2014).
JAMES PATRICK ANDERSON
Papa & Mia
PEYTON RAE ATTAWAY
Don Attaway
LETHA BEAL
Dorothy Bruce
MR. PAUL “PEPAW”
BENNINGTON
John Ford
MS. C. LESLEY BOWMAN
The Mohr Family
TOM BRANDENBURG
James Calder
DOROTHY BRUCE
Joanne Weaver
Robert & Micki Caldwell
DANA & BILL BRYAN
June Gay
JOHN W. BRYANT
Charles & Jill Rylee
LISA BULLARD
Dorothy Bruce
BRUCE & CINDY BURCH
Emily Burch
JESSE BURCH
Emily Burch
MATT & MINDY BURCH
Jim & Patsy Burch
MIKE CALLAHAN
Terri & Keith Ellis
Sharlie & Larry Gates
Paula & Roy Swartzberg
DR. & MRS. CHARLES Q.
CARTER
Jack McKinley &
Massee McKinely
ED CARTER
J. C. Calder
DAVID & BARBARA S. CASH
Margaret Sims
MS. CATHY CAVALIER
The Mohr Family
PERINO & MARY COCHRAN
Azilee Frederick
KATHLEEN DOSCHER
Dorothy Bruce
AMY DURRENCE
The Grant Family
MR. JASON EAGLEN
The Mohr Family
LARRY & JUDY EDWARDS
Margaret Sims
JEAN & ED ELLIS
June Gay
JOHN B. “SONNY” ELLIS
Sartain Lanier Family
Foundation
JO FABIAN
Dorothy Bruce
MR. JOHN FAVIER
The Mohr Family
KATHY FINCHER
Allana Cummings
MR. VERNON “PAPA” FORD
John Ford
SHULER FULLER
Josh, Tracy & Adalyn Giles
NORMA GALLOW
Milton Martin Toyota
ADALYN RAE GILES
Jim & Shirley Gailey
PAUL GOOCH
James Calder
SIGNE & DICK HAGLUND
Nel Shawver
DR. LIBERTY HALL
The Mohr Family
CAROLYN & BOB HAMRICK
Anne Neal
REVEREND & MRS. JOE F.
HARNEY
Steve & San Short
MRS. LYNETTE HARRIS
The Mohr Family
MR. LOREN HAUCK
The Mohr Family
LEN & KAYE HERTH
Lloyd & Florence Smee
MATT HESTER
Robert Orr
LENNY & SHIRLEY HOOVER
Ernie & Lois Reaume
MISS ASPEN JONES
T. W. & Evie Jones
GEORGE & STARLET JONES
Joey & Lynn Lancaster
PAXTON JONES
T.W. & Evie Jones
RYAN JUDD
Mr. & Mrs. G. T. Tucker
BOB & TEC KELLER
Randy & Joy Cobb
MR. BRION KENNEDY
The Mohr Family
MS. CHARLEEN KLISTER
The Mohr Family
ANDY & BRENDA KOMARECK
Tom & Lisa Short
MS. KRISTIN KRAMER
The Mohr Family
DAVE LARSON
J. C. Calder
JENNIFER & LANCE LASSITER
William W. Whorley
MSGR. RICHARD LOPEZ
The Mohr Family
CHARLES MAYNARD
Joan & George Morris
MR. RYAN McCLAY
The Mohr Family
JACK & TINA McDANIEL
Tom & Betty Brown
NANCY McLAUGHLIN
Evelyn Du Val
DR. MEREDITH MILLER
The Mohr Family
PAUL MILLS
James Calder
MICHAEL MOHR
Fred & Velma Mohr
MR. DALE “POPPY” MORRIS
John Ford
KAY MORRIS
Mr. & Mrs. Eric D. Tucker
MS. KAYLA MUNOS
The Mohr Family
BOBBY MURPHY
The Grant Family
MRS. ETA NAGLE
The Mohr Family
MURIEL NATHAN
Dorothy Bruce
MRS. DEB NAVIN
The Mohr Family
MR. DAVID O’SHEA
The Mohr Family
MRS. MELISSA PAGE
The Mohr Family
TOM PARIS, JR.
Mrs. Toby Bowdich
JEAN PARKS
Deanne & Bob Condon
ALEX & JESSICA PERSHING
& SAVANNAH & PETER BRANT
Dick & Tonya Pershing
ALDEN POTTS
Robert Orr & Ginger Scott
BUZZY RANDALL
Barbara Henderson
COMER RANDALL, JR.
Randy & Kim Randall
RALPH REGAN
Susan DeDeyn
JEANNETTE REYNOLDS
Tracey Abbott
MRS. BARBARA RICE
Randy & Joy Cobb
MARY & BILL RIDDLE
Irene & Jim Valley
ELIZABETH RODDY &
JEFF WELLS
Robert Orr
MRS. LEIGH ROSS
Jack McKinley
MR. NICHOLAS SAPORITO
The Mohr Family
LIZ & DAREL SAPP
Mr. & Mrs. Richard McDivitt
MRS. BARBARA SCHNEIDER
The Mohr Family
MRS. ELIZABETH SCHUPP
The Mohr Family
EMORY SCHWALL
Jack McKinley
MR. MICHAEL SCIROCCO
The Mohr Family
MRS. CHARLES L. SHORT
Steve & San Short
FR. MICHAEL SILLOWAY
The Mohr Family
JUANITA C. SIMPSON
Bob & Laura Simpson
ALLYSON & BRIAN SINEATH
William W. Whorley
ROBERT SLOE
Richard & Carol Hatcher
CURTISS STANLEY
James Calder
EDDIE STAUB
Mr. & Mrs. Marcus A. Cook III
KAYANNE STAUB
Marion Hall
KATHY LYNN STEVENS
Robbie Stevens
MR. GERALD STEWART
The Mohr Family
MRS. KATIE STILSON
The Mohr Family
MRS. SAMANTHA STRAIN
The Mohr Family
VIRGINIA STRICKLAND
Patricia J. Trammell
BOB, JULIE, HOLDEN &
KATIE USHERWOOD
Linda & Woody McKay
TRACY VARDEMAN
Allana Cummings
MR. PETER VOORHEES
The Mohr Family
ANN GRACE & ALLIE WALL
Larry & Martha Jane Wall
JIM WALTERS
Lakeview Academy Auction
Committee
DR. JEFFREY WARD
Josh, Tracy & Adalyn Giles
JIM WEBB
Mike Callahan
MRS. ANNE WISE
Jack McKinley
MRS. KRISTINE WIX
The Mohr Family
MR. JOE T. WOOD, SR.
Mr. & Mrs. Jerry D. Jackson
MEMORIAL GIFTS
Contributions to the Eagle
Ranch Memorial Program are
listed in alphabetical order
by the name of the deceased.
Donors are listed after the name
of the person in whose memory
they contributed (donations
January 20 – May 16, 2014).
JIM ALDULAIMI
Karen & Bob Jernigan
ELIZABETH ALEXANDER
Wiley & Judy Black
GORDON ALEXANDER, JR.
Donnie & Linda Martin Peel
BETTY WILSON ALLEN
Don & Christine Stephens
FRANCES J. ALLEN
J. David Allen
OLIVE RUTH ALLEN
Eddie & Kayanne Staub
Joe & Beth Jackson
DR. PATRICK ANDERS
Dorothy Bruce
BENJAMIN EUGENE ANDERSON
Cathy & Gene Anderson
SKIP ANDERSON
Mrs. Rose Rigdon
WOODIE FAYE ARIAIL
Debbie Wright
NAOMI ARNOLD
Mike & Connie Murphy
DR. JOHN ATHA
Stan O’Dell
Elaine & Charlie Odell
MARILYN ATTAWAY
Karen J. Taylor
Mrs. Margaret Plount
W. A. Bramlett Family
Rita Baker
LOUIE AYERS
Tom & Anne Ellis
Linda R. Montgomery
MRS. MARLENE BAILEY
Dick & Carol Inman
BOBBY BAIRD
Tana & Richard Heath
MIRIAM BAKER
Augusta M. Martin
HORACE C. BALL, M.D.
Mary Ann Wilson
MIKE BANKS
Mr. & Mrs. James Moore
Leslie & Rob Fowler
Ann C. Alexander
William Hudson
MRS. SARAH NELL BARNES
John & Bettylane Yates
CLINTON BASTIN
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Andrews
MR. BILL & MRS. TERESA
BATES
Stan Appleton
PHYLLIS “GAIL” DYER BAUGH
Diane & Mike Kent
TOM BAUMGARDNER
Tom & Mary Billman
RUBYE TRAPNELL BECKER
Blitch Ann Bird
GEORGE BEHENSKY, SR.
Barry Stover Insurance
Agency, Inc.
MR. MARK BELL
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Andrews
DALE L. BENNETT
Grant Williams
Brian Bennett
Marlon & Sue Choate
MR. FURMAN BISHER
Jack McKinley
CARMEL L. MCEVER
BLACKSTOCK
Hansel & Mary Williams
Stan O’Dell
Eddie & Kayanne Staub
Nina Joe Byrd
Randall & Faye Duck
Lurene Odell
Elaine & Charlie Odell
Howard & Carol Cooper
Amy & Randall Brown
Melissa, Chris &
Breelan Thomas
Betsy, Joel & Eric Garner
THOMAS H. BLACKSTOCK
Raymond & Barbara Adams
JANICE BOEHMIG
Sally Tinsley
ARTHUR R. BOUR
Jane B. Bour
GLORIA BOUSQUET
Scotty & Colleen Jennings
& Family
Evelyn (Louise) Cassity
MR. BEN BOWDEN
David & Jane Wilson
JOHN BOWEN
Jon & Gail Greeson
LYLLA ELIZABETH CRUM
BOWEN
Ann C. Alexander
Mr. & Mrs. James Moore
MRS. SARA T. BOYKIN
Julie & Richard Lynott, III
SHERRY BRADLEY
Jean Hudson
Karen Ellis
BOB BRAFF
Mr. & Mrs. James Moore
Ann C. Alexander
HARRY BRANDT
Paula & Broughton Caldwell
RALPH W. BRECHTER
Joe & Karen Gruba
DEBBIE BREWER
Patricia Krull
The Brewer Family
DEBBIE & NEAL BREWER
Gaye & Charlie Cronin
IRENE BROOKS
Diane Strickland Magnus
HERMAN J. BROWN
Junior & Sharon Flanigan
Employees of C.E.D.S.
Construction Company
ONIE BROWN
Cecil & Juanita Brookshire
ROGER H. BROWN, SR.
Robert Matthews
Stan & Susie Appleton
Isabel Ramsbottom
Joe T. Wood, Sr.
Mary & Richard Gerakitis
William Hudson
Joe Chipman
Tom & Lisa Groos
John & Stephanie
Connaughton
Ann C. Alexander
APAC-Tennessee, Inc
Donna & Jeff Mintz
Hans Trupp
Mr. & Mrs. Martin Ellard
Art & Kay Kunzer
Luly & Maurice Samuels
Bright Horizons Family
Solutions
Susan & Jack Prather & Pam
Mr. & Mrs. Roland C. Smith
Francis & George Seelke
Mr. & Mrs. William Holodnak
Carolyn & Louie Pittman
Joe & Carol Irvin
Mrs. P. K. Dixon
Ronnie & Carol Whitmire
Mr. & Mrs. Edmund Waller, Sr.
Linda W. Carter
WILMA BRYAN
Diane & Mike Kent
Stan O’Dell
Elaine & Charlie Odell
KATHERINE BRYANT &
ALICIA CLACK
Charles & Jill Rylee
NORMA BRYANT
Earl & Sue Benson
Arthur C. Ehlert
Junior & Sharon Flanigan
MARY ALICE BULLARD
Dorothy Bruce
DR. & MRS. B. B. BUSHONG
Catherine Eubanks
VELMA BUTTS
Bob & Frances Thornton
RICHARD A. BYRD
Kyler, Will, Zakk & Wyatt
JOHN CALLAHAN
Rob Ketterer
HOWARD CANNON
Dan & Miriam Vandiver
Mrs. Merle Caldwell
Frances Lovell
Vivian Smith
Louise & Mike Hall
Patti & George Henderson
Mr. & Mrs. Roger Dunagan
RICHARD “DICK” CARPENTER
Margaret & Bill Newberry
Milton & Audrey Pierce
WILL CARSWELL
Tim Carswell
Sandi & Richard Hester
ALLEN CARTER
Lounette Hood
Rives & Kathleen Carter
BOBBY JOE CAUDELL
John & Susie Solesbee
REV. JACK G. CHANNELL
Dick & Carol Inman
Evelyn Runnels
MRS. JANET CHAPMAN
Harris & Ann Wilbanks
PRESTON CHAPMAN
Howard & Carol Cooper
Amy & Randall Brown
Melissa, Chris &
Breelan Thomas
Betsy, Joel & Eric Garner
CHRIS CHILDERS
J. C. & Carolyn Childers
CALEB CLARKE’S MOTHER
Sally Tinsley
BRENDA CLOUD
June Gay
GEORGIA COCHRAN
Harris & Ann Wilbanks
DAVID COKER
Larry & Jackie Pardue
Wayne, Vivian &
Brent Chapman
HOWARD COLE
Tricia Fuller & Family
JUANITA CANTRELL COLE
Howard & Carol Cooper
Amy & Randall Brown
Melissa, Chris &
Breelan Thomas
Betsy, Joel & Eric Garner
Barry & Sandra Ladd
MARCUS E. COLLINS, SR.
Elizabeth & Joe Frank Harris
GUS L. CONNELLY
Helen & Dennis Calhoun
ARNOLD J. & BARBARA M.
COOL
Mr. Gary Cool
JAMES S. “JIM” CORNETT
Stan & Susie Appleton
Ann C. Alexander
Jimmy & Carolyn Wilkins
Donnie & Linda Martin Peel
HENRY A. CORSINI
Guy & Wendy Dunlap
VIRGINIA COSTOS
Robert D. Orr
JENNY COUCH
Cathy & Gene Anderson
RUBY HENDERSON, ROY
COUCH & HENRY COUCH
Mr. & Mrs. James MacDonald
WAYNE COUCH
Cathy & Gene Anderson
LURA COX
Amy & Woody Brooks
LIZ CRABBE
Margaret & Bill Newberry
CURTIS CRANE
Cathy & Gene Anderson
ROBERT W. CREVELING
Susan & Peter Hodgson
RITA CROSBY
The Attaway Family
Donald Attaway
EDITH HOLLEN CROSS
Harris & Ann Wilbanks
DANIEL CRUM
Barry Stover Insurance
Agency, Inc.
LYNN BANKS CULPEPPER
Blitch Ann Bird
NICK CURKAN
Mr. & Mrs. William Slade
VERNETTIE CURRIN
Robert D. Orr
BETTY CURTIS
Tom Wendle
RALPH DARLEY
Milton & Audrey Pierce
LOUIE ALFRED DAVIS, JR.
Stan & Susie Appleton
MARGIE DAVIS
Harris & Ann Wilbanks
MARY ANN DAVIS
Elizabeth & Joe Frank Harris
MAE DAY
David & Judy South
STANLEY DEBOARD
T. W. & Evie Jones
ALEX DIROCCO
John & Susie Solesbee
HENRY DOLIVE
Don & Vickie Mulkey
TIM DOTSON
Scott & Lisa Grant
MARJORIE “KATY” DOWDY
The Kell Family
CLAUDETTE DUBOSE
Charles Sanders
Jim & Betty Williams
Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Williams
Saralyn H. Hill
Carolyn Pittman
Margaret Martin
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Andrews
Tom & Dianne Sherrill
Mary Christo
Carole Smith
Alan, Eric & Joanne Burgess
Mary & Charles Ginden
Richard & Donna Stogner
LILA MAE DUCKETT
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Pirkle
MRS. CHARLOTTE DUNAGAN
Paul E. Bolding Post Unit
American Legion AUX
MICHAEL V. DUVALL
Mr. & Mrs. Vernon C. Duvall
BETTY JANE DYER
Stan & Susie Appleton
Doug & Diane Magnus
CASEY DZIURA
Amy & Woody Brooks
REBA EAVENSON
Merry Chandler
ANNIE EDWARDS
Margaret Sims
MR. EARL EDWARDS
Eugene H. England
WEITA SKINNER EDWARDS
Scotty & Colleen Jennings
MAE ELDER
Gary & Candace Pulliam
ANN MARY ELLIOTT
Lloyd & Florence Smee &
Family
GERTRUDE ELLIOTT
Jean Wood
LARRY ELLIOTT
Mr. & Mrs. C. Michael Gillam
Bev Elliott
FRANCES ELLIS
Karen Ellis
Jean Hudson
DORIS ENGLAND
Ellon England
Lionel, Cindy England &
Children
Karen & Bob Jernigan
MRS. EMILY EVANS
Stan & Susie Appleton
RONALD J. EVANS
The Brunson Famly
Stan & Susie Appleton
MRS. VERGIE EVANS
Doug & Diane Magnus
MRS. JUANITA EWING
Harris & Ann Wilbanks
GRACE FAIRCHILD
Tim & Jan Fairchild
BILL GRADY FAULKNER
David & Debbie Shull &
Family
FREDERICK ANTON “TONY”
FLEMING
Mary Ann Wilson
CALVIN FLOWERS
Mike & Susan Wallace
MRS. GAIL FOLKERTS
Jean Rollins
WILLIAM F. FORD, SR.
Mr. Thomas P. Wendle
ELEANOR FOSTER
Cheryl Gentile
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Walker
Larry & Margo Coleman
Gloria Lee Diana
Mr. Steven Starnes
Gary Steffey, Raymond
Steffey & Brian Tansey
Families
Beverly & Bill Beach
ARMC Pulmonary Rehab
Richard & Patsy Coleman
William L. Foster
Forrest & Susan Sweat
Barbara & Adam Licznerski
Susan B. Steffey
SONDRA K. FOWLER
Tom & Mary Billman
MARGARET ELLEN FRANKLIN
Doug & Belinda
Westmoreland
BETTY FRAVEL
Eddie & Kayanne Staub
Tim & Beth Wilson
LEONARD FRAVEL
Jim & Shirley Gailey
Tim & Beth Wilson
MRS. SIDNEY M. FROST
Stan & Susie Appleton
MRS. NELLIE FULENWIDER
Stan & Susie Appleton
MRS. RUBY GARRETT
Stan & Susie Appleton
GARRY GARRISON
Richard & Sandra Hulsey
TONY GAVIN
Stan & Susie Appleton
AUGUSTA HIXON GAY
Joan Tilghman
ANIDA GEER
Linda Crawford
Mary Anne Padget
JAMES & GINNY GIBSON
Donnie & Linda Martin Peel
REVEREND J. LAKE GIBSON
Lake & Ann Gibson
HARRY GILHAM
Lynne & Warren Wood
RAYMON A. “RIP” GISH
Tom & Cindy Powell
GARY GRANT
Scott & Lisa Grant
RALPH & LOUISE GRANT
Lake & Ann Gibson
MARCELA “MARCY” GREEN
The Slade Family
KATHRYN GREENE
Johnny & Betty Gail Jones
Lowell & Mardy Fulenwider
Carolyn Brown
Anne & George Thomas
Mr. & Mrs. George Jones
Dr. & Mrs. Charles K. Bradley
MICHAEL GREENE
Carolyn Brown
Mary Lynn & John Coyle
DORINE C. GREENWAY
Martha F. Sexton
CAROLYN GROGAN
Larry & Jackie Pardue
ASA EUGENE HALL
Mr. & Mrs. R. M. Braswell, Jr.
DR. RICHARD HAMMONDS
Mac & Jennifer Coile
GREG COOPER HANES
Mac & Jennifer Coile &
Nell Hanes
Doug & Diane Magnus
Ouida Strickland
Marcia Hammock
Lloyd & Florence Smee &
Family
Sylvia, Jackie & Joe Cooper
Mr. & Mrs. James MacDonald
Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Jackson
JUDITH WELCH HARDY
Blitch Ann Bird
BETTY STEWART HARRIS
Miss Lorry de la Croix
KATHY BURTON HARRIS
Mr. & Mrs. George Breedlove
KAREN HARTRAMPF
Stan & Susie Appleton
MR. & MRS. MARK H. HAYES
Jim Hayes
NEVA LITTLE HELMS
Mrs. Ethel Caras
MRS. TOMMIE W. HELTON
Kenneth Reed
BUSTER HENDERSON
The Kell Family
Mr. & Mrs. Don Kell
JEAN HERRON
Marshall & Bobbylea
Pennington
NELL HIGGINBOTHAM
Gene Bennett
ANITA HILL
Betty Sewell
CHERYL HINDERSCHEID
Donnie & Linda Martin Peel
THERESA HODAPP
Mary Nash
CAPTAIN E. RUSSELL
HOLLADAY
Mr. William W. Whorley
JAMIE MARTIN HOLLIS
Donnie & Linda Martin Peel
MR. EDSEL HOLT
Rock Springs Elementary
JAMES HOLT
Elizabeth & Joe Frank Harris
JOE HOPE
Betty Sewell
LOIS & BAIRD HUDGINS
Robert Orr & Ginger Scott
JEAN HUDSON
Sue Gross
RASHAD HUDSON
Rex & Mildred Grogan
IRENE HUGHES
Glenn & Jean White
JOHN E. HULSEY
Wanda Priem & Family
W. ARNOLD HULSEY
Donnie & Linda Martin Peel
ANN DAVIS IRVIN
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Chastain
BERNICE FRADY IRVIN
Vera Cochran
MATTIE JARRETT
David & Deborah Clark
ELIZABETH JENNINGS
Mr. & Mrs. James Moore
Isabel Ramsbottom
LEON JONES
Mrs. Susan Jones
PEGGY DOLORES JONES
Kent & Pam Starke
BARBARA & STEVE JORDAN
Matt & Kathy Bauerkemper
DONALD JORDAN
Stan O’Dell
SUSAN WARD JORDAN
Regina & Austin Edmondson
Stan & Susie Appleton
Linda & John Sundstrom
LIB JULIAN
Dave & Martha Sexton
ERICA KAPP
Forrest Neely
DIXIE KEEN
Barbara & John Avery
EUGENE KELLER, III
Lisa Lance
HENRIETTA KELLUM
Don & Paula Landers
GEORGE CURT KENYON
Brenda Watson
JUDY ANN KIKER
Roy & Judy Lyle
MR. MURTHA JAMES KILEY
Barry Stover Insurance
Agency, Inc.
PEGGY HARPER KILLIAN
Sally & Jim McCoun
LYNDA KILLINGSWORTH
Bette & Brent Binkley
ROBERT C. KING
Mary Ann Wilson
Mary B. Lapwing
JAMES RUBEN KNIGHT
Donna & Jeff Mintz
Dick & Carol Inman
KATHERINE LADD
David & Wanda Reed
Harrison & Pat Martin
RUFFIN LADD
Steve & Kittie Ross
DR. EDWARD LAMAR
Stan O’Dell
GINGER LANCASTER
Doug & Diane Magnus
Mac & Jennifer Coile &
Nell Hanes
Dr. & Mrs. Matthew McGowan
HELEN LASCHOBER
Dorothy Olson
CURTIS LAWRENCE
Austin & Regina Edmondson
JO BETH LAWSON
Wade Lawson
ROBERT H. “BOB” LEDFORD
Nancy Ledford
HARVEY J. LEE
Bill & Linda Truelove
GLADSTONE LIGHT
Irene Reed
SAM LINDSAY
Chuck & Connie Williams
Terri Welchel
Fouts Brothers & Smyrna
Truck Family
JACK LOVELADY, JR.
Annette Lovelady
DR. THOMAS LUMSDEN
Stan & Susie Appleton
MR. RAY LEON LUND
T. W. & Evie Jones
ROSE LUSAS
Randy & Betsy King
ROBERT S. LYNN
Janis M. Lynn
WILBER MARABLE
Steve & Amy Cochran
Mr. & Mrs. James Duggan
ALBERT MARAZITI, II
Dorothy M. Maraziti
LAURLEN MARSH
Frances Lovell
RAY MARTIN
Doug & Diane Magnus
BEN M. MASON
Donnie & Linda Martin Peel
FRANK MASSEY
Mac & Jennifer Coile
ED MATHENY
Tim & Kim Hancock
CURRY MAY
Buzzy & Jo Randall
MR. GLENN McCALL
Dave & Karen Neff
LINDA McCANTS
Harris & Ann Wilbanks
JIMMY McCLESKY
Donice & Kim Mauldin
HAROLD McCLURE
Jean Wood
GLYNDA McCOMMON
David & Sandra Dorsey
MARY JO McCOUN
Mary Ann Wilson
MRS. ISABELL McCULLOUGH
Deborah Hibben
MR. MIKE McDONALD
Mr. & Mrs. Jerry D. Jackson
HUGH McINTYRE
T. W. & Evie Jones
CHARLES McKENZIE
Diane & Mike Kent
STEVE McKINNEY
Hitachi Power Tools &
Southern Fastening Systems
WINSTON MARVIN McKINNEY
Mike & Cindy Hall
PAUL McLAREN
Gladys Cotton Sweat
KAY THORNTON MELVIN
Frances Thornton
JAMES R. MERCER
Bill & Linda Truelove
GEORGE URWIN METCALF, JR.
Tom & Andi Knecht
Georgia Mountain
Handspinners Guild
Harold & Marsha Powers
Rebecca Roby
Randy & Gloria Sillan
J. C. & Jessie Cannon
Paul & Mary Veen
JACK MILLER
David & Deborah Clark
DOYLE “DOC” MISKELL
John & Kathie Manes
JACK MONEY
Mary Lynn & John Coyle
GEORGE & GRACE MOORE
Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Harris
PATRICIA MOORE
Kim Slater
ELIZABETH “BETH” MORRIS
Tiia Carswell
Jere & JoAnn Rivers
Mr. & Mrs. Claude V. Williams
Dave & Sondra Fischer
Robert F. Smith
Jennifer Harper
Scott Hogan & Cindi Ray
Ronnie Metcalf
Andrea Miller
Vicki Bentley
Nancy Dallas &
Charles Cheney
Wiley & Doran Stanford
LARRY MORRIS
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Pridemore
Mr. & Mrs. Eric D. Tucker
VICKI ELAINE WEBB MOULDER
Bill & Mary DeBardeleben
MILDRED STRICKLAND
MURPHY
Mrs. Sylvia Cooper
CALEB NATION
Patricia Oliver
GEORGIA NEFF
Mr. & Mrs. David Smith
Jack & Lana Drew
DR. HARVEY M. NEWMAN, III
Doris & Phil Folger
JUDY “MAMA JUDY” NICHOLS
Jeff & Terry Wallace
ROBERT WARREN NICHOLS
Bruce & Barbara Adams
BLAKE NIX
Doug & Diane Magnus
STEVE NORWOOD
Don & Kathy Frankforther
ROGERS ODELL
Lurene Odell
BARBARA S. OLDS
R. Olds Family
ROBERT OLIVER
Harrison & Pat Martin
FRANK & JEAN O’NEAL
Alan O’Neal
MARVIN ORENSTEIN
Donnie & Linda Martin Peel
CHARLES ORR
Joe Cowan’s Bible Fellowship
Class
MRS. PEGGY PENLAND
Mr. William W. Whorley
ROY PEPLIN
Phyllis Peplin
RICKY DEAN PEPPERS
Cheryl & Donald Dotson
MR. JAMES F. “JACK” PETTY
Barry Stover Insurance
Agency, Inc.
DON PHILLIPS
Nikki Cole
OSCAR PITCHFORD, JR.
Larry & Teresa Waters
MR. JOHN PITTS
Stan & Susie Appleton
PEG POLLITT
Mrs. Louise B. Ehlert
ETHEL POPPY
Joyce Smith
MR. & MRS. BOB POSS, JR.
Bobby & Sandra Poss
KENNY PRATER
Jim Hayes
KAY PRESSLEY
Linda Montgomery & Kip &
Stacy Montgomery
GENE PRICE
Shirley Price
PATRICIA JEWELL PRINCE
Ethel M. Caras
Mary C. Couch
FRANCES L. PUCKETT
Myrtle Everett
HAROLD W. PUCKETT &
JEFFIE L. AKINS
Verdis & Mary Puckett
KELLY PUGH
Mary Lynn & John Coyle
CLEMMIE PURCELL
Dorothy Strickland
GREG PUTNAL
Mrs. Dorothy Bruce
MR. KLAUS PUTTER
Dr. & Mrs. Wilton White
BOBBY LEE QUATTLEBAUM
Hartwell Quattlebaum
JUNE MINSK QUATTLEBAUM
Hartwell & June Quattlebaum
PATRICK RANDALL
David & Gail Hunter
REBA REED
Joan Dyar
GEORGE REESE
Marty Cape & Janis Lynn
Doug & Diane Magnus
Dick & Julia Baxter
Sally & Jim McCoun
MR. RONALD JOSEPH REID
Stan, Cathy & Carter Evans
Eagle Ranch Featured in National News
Eagle Ranch Founder and Executive Director Eddie Staub was featured in an article in U.S. News and World
Report. The article, “How to Tell if Your Kid is in Trouble,” by Rachel Pomerance Berl, explores warning signs
of risky behavior in children. Staub gave the following advice. “Parents tend to wait too late because they’re
in denial. They just feel like it’s going to go away on its own. Take care of it before it goes down some roads
that are so destructive that it’s hard to remedy.” To read the article, visit EagleRanch.org/USNews.
JULIE REYNOLDS &
PERRIN REYNOLDS
Martha B. Swann
PERRIN C. REYNOLDS, SR.
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Paris, Jr. &
Joyce Paris
Stan & Susie Appleton
David & Sally Williams
Dick & Julia Baxter
Pete & Lynne Smith
Brian & Cindy Terrell
Austin & Regina Edmondson
Bill & Nancy Hudson
Carrie Hatfield
Doug & Diane Magnus
Turner, Wood & Smith
MILDRED VIRGIE HUDGINS
RICH
Stan & Susie Appleton
MARY ANN ROBERTS
Mr. & Mrs. Ed Parks III
ROSA ROBERTS
Tom & Betty Brown
BOBBY G. “ROBBY” ROBERTSON
Shirley Tankersley
ANNAH FAITH ROBINSON
Tony & Jennifer Lattanzi
Cecil & Juanita Brookshire
TRUMAN ROGERS
David & Brenda Frost
ALLAN ROSS
J. R. & Frances Kanady
MRS. FRANCES ROSS
David & Jane Wilson
HELEN ROSS & HAZEL PROPES
Steve & Kittie Ross
LARRY ROUSE
Randall & Faye Duck
Howard & Carol Cooper
Amy & Randall Brown
Melissa, Chris &
Breelan Thomas
Betsy, Joel & Eric Garner
MR. ROY RUFFIN
Alice Hutchinson
MARK BRYAN RUIS
Barry & Sandra Ladd
Rachel Hall
Laura & Bobby Staub
CHARLES WILLIAM SAVAGE
Jefferson Motor Co.
CLINT DOWNS SAVAGE
Gloria P. Thompson
TONY SAVAGE, SR.
The Savage Family
TED SCARBROUGH
Elaine Thurston
PAUL SCHMIDT
Mrs. Ethel Caras
FRANCES SCHUSTER
Jan & Mike Callahan
MR. JACK SELF
Stan & Susie Appleton
JULIANNA SERES
Dave & Tina Ehrhardt
David Horvath
Elizabeth Kertesz & Family
Babi Tinger
Agnes Kiss
Laszlo & Elizabeth Felfoldi
Abe & Maura Cobb
Eddie & Kayanne Staub
Margarethe Jones
Aranka Fodor
Sharon Carlyle
Beverly Elliott
JOE SEWELL
Mrs. Louise B. Sewell
MYRON SEWELL
Cathy & Gene Anderson
NOBLE SHAW
Jack & Gail Capps
DEANA SHEALY’S MOTHER
Mr. & Mrs. Edwin O. Sawyer
CHARLES L. SHORT
Steve & San Short
MAE C. SHORT
Tom & Lisa Short
MIDAS SKELTON
Barry Stover Insurance
Agency, Inc.
CLARICE SLADE
Susan & Peter Hodgson
MRS. ESTHER M. SLUSSER
Paul E. Bolding Post Unit
American Legion AUX
SARA ELIZABETH (PROPES)
SMALLWOOD
Barry & Sandra Ladd
Doug & Diane Magnus
Danny & Glenda Scroggs
Karen Rail & Family
CAROLYN SMITH
Frank & Ruthie Pirkle
GENE SMITH
Betty Stark
HERALD W. & HELEN M. SMITH
Gary, Frances & Alan Grier
ELEANOR HAAS & KAREN
SMITH
Mr. Fred Haas
LAMAR SMITH
Betty Eades
MARTY SMITH
Mary Ammons
ROBERT W. SMITH
Donald & Brenda Pepper
SARAH B. SMITH
David & Karen Neff
IMOGENE SPIES
Jon & Gail Greeson
ANNE STEINER
Forrest Neely
Link & Jami Hammond
Tricia Fuller & Family
Donna Stanfield
Mitzi Neely
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Tolbert
Mike & Bonnie Tolbert
Debra Tolbert
CHRISTINE STEPHENS
Mr. & Mrs. Guy N. Mullinax
Mancel & Emogene Oliver
Harris & Ann Wilbanks
KELLEY STEPHENSON
Mr. & Mrs. Robert R. Cook, Jr.
JACK STEVENS
Stan & Susie Appleton
WILL THOMAS STEVENS
Stan & Susie Appleton
FERRIA MAE STOVALL
Henry & Kathy Moore
LOYD STRICKLAND
Mary Lynn & John Coyle
Joyce & Burton Stephens
Mr. & Mrs. Al Crumley
MARY STROHLEIN
Ms. Dorothy M. Maraziti
BONNIE SUDDERTH
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Buice
SUSAN SUDDERTH
Lucy Gill
PAUL SYERS
Our Highest Calling Ladies
Sunday School Class
PAMELA GREEN TALLENT
Doris, Ernest & Lee Smith
LORENE MYERS TALLEY
Homer & Renee Myers
DICK TAYLOR
Austin & Regina Edmondson
TOMMY THOMAS
Emory & Carolyn Stephens
RANDY THOMPSON
Milton & Audrey Pierce
JACK THOMPSON, M.D.
Sally Tinsley
BROOKS THORNTON
Frances Thornton
MEL TINSLEY
Jerrell, Darlene, Carolyn,
Bobby, Kathy & Lynda
JOYCE TUCKER
Scotty & Colleen Jennings
DR. AUSTIN TED TURK
LaTrelle Waters
MIKE TURNER
Mac & Jennifer Coile
OPHELIA TURNER
John & Susie Solesbee
EDMOND HOWARD
UNDERWOOD
Nick & Patti Chilivis
JOHN B. VICKERS
Ida, Bernie, Karen Schwind &
Deborah Wilbanks
LENNY WADDELL
J. Kevin Tharpe & Staff
VOYCE IRVIN WADE
Donald & Brenda Pepper
TILDA WALL
Jon & Gail Greeson
JERRY WALLS
Wanda Kemp
HELEN B. WATERS
Linda Highsmith
Mary Emma Stribling
Ann B. McLeod
JAKE WATERS
Margaret Bridges
Bonnelle Valentine
Laurene Sosebee
Linda Crawford
Kay & Gates Scoville
Bronda & Bradley Perry
JOE MARK WATSON
Thomas & Mary Watson
MAX WATSON
Frank & Betty Watson
GARRISON WHALEY
Mr. & Mrs. John C. Whaley
SYLVIA WHANN
Marilyn Rutledge
LOWELL & DORIS WHEELER
Mr. & Mrs. Roger Stover
SEAN WHITCOMB
Ruth A. Whitney
MRS. BRENDA WHITING
Doris & Ernest Lee Smith
HUDSON WHITLEY
Mary Helen Connelly
CHERYL GOTAY WHITMER
Stan & Susie Appleton
Philip & Linda Failyer
JAN WHITMIRE
Carol & Ronnie Ransom
Main Street Friends
Marcia Hammock
Austin & Regina Edmondson
Charles & Peggy Ivey
JAY WHORTON
Bebe & Earl Leonard
ZELLA AUTRY WILBANKS
Lloyd & Florence Smee &
Family
JOHN WILBANKS, JR.
Deborah Wilbanks
JANET WILLIAMS
Sandi & Richard Hester
ROGER WILLIAMS
Tony & Glenda Harrison
Kenneth & Sue Moore
Henry & Kathy Moore
Doris, Ernest & Lee Smith
Merlin & Louise Childers
Mildred Smith
Harla Samples
BENJAMIN WILLIAMSON
Marlene Williamson
CECILIA “CECE” WILLIAMSON
Travis Williamson
GEORGE “BUBBA” WILSON
Mary Ann Wilson
MICKEY WILSON
Donnie & Linda Martin Peel
ROGER WILSON
Randall & Faye Duck
MRS. BETTY WING
Dr. & Mrs. Matthew McGowan
DEBRA WISE
Kim Mauldin
JOHN WISE
Ned & Marsha Richards
MICKEY WISE
Mary Ann & Keith Bacon
IAN WOLFE
John P. Wolfe, II
LOU ELLA WOOD
Rodger & Dianne Crawford
MARY WOOD
Gaynelle Hurley & Children
Jeanette Gravitt
MINNIE LEE WRIGHT
Debbie Wright
MARK WYNNE
Tony & Kayanne Coggins
Rosebuds
Columbia Insurance Group
Tim & Leigh Ann Ayres
BETTY & JIMMY YOUNG
Studie & Zach Young
E. T. “BUDDY” YOUNG
Dick & Dixie Harris
Carol & Dick Inman
“I definitely want to go to college and I think this will reflect well
and help me get into a school I’m interested in.”
Looking Ahead
Finishing his 9th grade year with a 4.0 at Eagle
Ranch School, Jack, 15, is ready for a new academic
challenge. Jack, who lives in Eagle Ranch’s Grace
Home, was recently accepted into the Johnson
High School International Scholars Academy
(JISA) for advanced students.
In addition to a rigorous curriculum, JISA explores
complex global issues and offers students a variety
of cultural experiences.
“This will help prepare me for the International
Baccalaureate program, if I decide to apply for
that. I definitely want to go to college and I think
this will reflect well and help me get into a
school I’m interested in,” he said.
Having spent part of his childhood in Georgia
and Ohio, Jack is glad his family is back in
Georgia, and he looks forward to going to
Johnson High. “I lived in Georgia for grades
5-7 and attended DaVinci Academy when I
was in 6th and 7th grade. A lot of DaVinci
students go to Johnson High. So I feel like
I’m kind of getting back into the school I
would have been in.”
Send Your Message to the Future
It is often said that children are the living messages we send to a time we will not see. A gift to Eagle Ranch
through your will provides a legacy of helping heal and strengthen generations of children and families.
If you already have a will, you can leave a gift to Eagle Ranch through a simple document called a codicil.
Talk to your attorney and indicate “Eagle Ranch, Inc., Chestnut Mountain, Georgia,” as a beneficiary in
your will, trust or life insurance policy. If you would like more information on how your gift can be used
to benefit Eagle Ranch boys and girls, contact Eddie Staub at 770.967.8500 or [email protected].
Support Our Children
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Post Office Box 7200
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PERMIT #82
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Please send honor/memorial card to:
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Help Recognize
the Class of 2014
Looking for an opportunity to
congratulate our recent graduates?
Why not give an honor gift to
The Eagle Ranch Honor & Memorial
Gift Program? Just indicate
“2014 Eagle Ranch Graduates” as
the honoree, using the Ranch
address, P.O. Box 7200, Chestnut
Mountain, Ga. 30502. We’ll make sure
they know about your recognition.
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