Renamed Richardson Hall

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January · February · March 2008
Global•Education•Technology Center
Renamed Richardson Hall
Campus Update
An Extraordinary
Ordinary Man
Kevin O’Brien
Public Relations
Trustees rename Global•Education•Technology Center Richardson
Hall
If you’ve been on our campus for more than a day, you’ve probably
seen him. Really, you can’t miss him. His lean, tall stature and
full head of white hair make Lee Richardson stand out amidst the
crowd. You might see him walking up from the river headed for
the office. You might see him sitting alone in a corner of the
dining hall quietly observing or interacting with students and
staff. You might see him scraping plates after a banquet meal, or
washing dishes, or playing the piano and singing with Senior
Saints after dinner. For certain, if you walk down the faculty
office hallway between 8:00 and 2:00, you will see him at his desk
analyzing investment spread sheets on the computer.
Mr. Richardson earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from Midwest
Christian College in Oklahoma City and a Bachelor of Divinity
from Phillips Seminary in Enid, Oklahoma. Between graduation
from Midwest and enrollment in Phillips Seminary, Lee taught
high school math. In 1954, he married Lovella Stoll whom he met
at Midwest Christian. On January 29, 2008, they celebrated their
54th wedding anniversary.
The Richardsons moved to Enid, Oklahoma, to attend graduate
school. Lovella put Lee through school working as a civilian secretary
in the Air Force for the Office of Special Investigation. Lee and
Lovella have three grown sons and a two-year-old granddaughter.
Homecoming 2008
Some thought him too young to be a professor; he was twentyfive. Fifty-two years later, no one has served the College longer or
in so many capacities.
Lee is an honorable, unassuming, unpretentious, multi-talented
man skilled at learning, science, business management, investing,
and music. He is an individual and unconcerned with fashion as
evidenced by his powder blue tuxedo jacket which students have
enjoyed over decades.
A man of few words, Lee possesses a rare ability to reframe
Lee’s degrees made landing his first teaching position somewhat
profound concepts into language that everyone can understand.
challenging. Some institutions were hesitant to hire him because
One alumnus who attended “Church on the Hill” recalls Lee
of his degree from Midwest Christian. Conversely, other
making a reading assignment at the close of his Sunday school
institutions were hesitant to hire him
class. The assignment: read the entire book of
because of his degree from Phillips Lee Richardson is an honorable,
Revelation and come next week prepared to
Seminary.
unassuming, unpretentious, multi- discuss the “single message of the book.” The
He applied to twenty-nine Bible colleges, talented man skilled at learning, next Sunday, after numerous failed attempts
receiving offers from some, including several science, business management, by some of Johnson’s best and brightest
students, Lee, nearly in tears, gave the correct
of our sister colleges. One offer required him investing, and music.
answer, “Jesus is coming again.”
and Lovella to live in the dormitory. Another
offered him a teaching position but required that he raise his own
Alumni still speak regret that Lee left the classroom in order to
salary to accept. Today, knowing the results from Lee’s extreme
address other priorities of the College. He is an excellent and
giftedness, some of those institutions may wish they had been more
dearly loved teacher. He has taught a Sunday school class at
persuasive in their attempts to hire him.
Seymour Heights Christian Church since it was founded twentyRichardson applied to Johnson Bible College, and President R. seven years ago. Members at Seymour look forward to Lee’s
M. Bell invited him to interview and to preach. Bell hired him to Sundays at the communion table because the meditations of his
teach Greek–the first non-alumnus hired to teach at Johnson. heart always inspire.
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One evening during Senior Saints in the Smokies, Dr. Weedman
watched Lee play a keyboard and lead hundreds of Senior Saints
in singing great hymns of faith from the old brown hymnbook.
Weedman turned and said, “There are some remarkable people in
the world and a few are brilliant. Lee Richardson is brilliant.”
permanent funds, the investment growth from Lee’s investment
skill is substantial.
Teaching Greek remains Lee’s favorite job. Those privileged to
take his Greek courses know the valuable contribution he made to
their ministry and to the Johnson faculty. Lee said recently, “I am
proud when hearing a student say I’ve had a positive influence on
him. I want to be known for my teaching and preaching and for
providing facilities for students. I want to be an influence that will
spread from here to wherever the students go.”
When requested, Lee changed roles for the good of the institution
on numerous occasions, at times, with great personal
disappointment. When the College needed a science and biology
teacher, he took courses at UT and began teaching science and
biology. When asked to be business
manager, he learned to keep books via Under Lee’s stewardship, the income from
correspondence, which he never completed, permanent scholarship funds has grown
yet produced a set of books the auditor to provide over $900,000 annually in
praised as one of the finest set of books he scholarships. While generous gifts from
had ever seen. That role took Lee out of the donors provide the initial principal for
classroom.
these permanent funds, the growth from
Recently, Lee remarked, “A fellow once
told me that when you throw a party,
close it down while everyone is having
fun. I enjoy my work here. I don’t know
what I would do if I retired. But I really
need to retire before I flub up. I don’t want
to be remembered for flubbing up.”
Lee and Lovella purchased land on a ridge Lee’s investment skill is substantial.
Lee Richardson excels at everything the
overlooking the French Broad River. He
College
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of
him,
and that truth does not go unnoticed.
cleared the land and dug the basement by hand, taking thirteen
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months to dig through all the rock. Then, exercising a love for
woodworking, Lee constructed the house which he and Lovella invaluable. In an effort to bestow high honor on this extraordinary
now call home. Winding down the hillside and following the ordinary man, the Board of Trustees decided to rename the
river’s edge is a mile-long trail between their home and the Global•Education•Technology Center to Richardson Hall.
campus. Lee has always maintained the trail and its three Presidential Ambassadors installed the new sign immediately
following the announcement during the 2008 Homecoming in
bridges.
February.
The trail has been a quiet hideaway for students and staff.
Unfortunately for some, privacy is not a given. Tim Wingfield Lee shuns attention, preferring instead to join in the honor
tells of taking an unsuspecting young woman on the “Richardson bestowed on others. This public notice is unavoidable. The hope is
trail.” He tried to kiss her and was pushed away. Tim assured her that Lee will see this honor as affirmation of his heart’s desire. Lee
that they were alone and no one would see. At that moment, Lee Richardson is known and will always be known for his “teaching
and preaching and providing facilities for
stepped out from behind a tree and said, “Wanna make a bet?”
thousands of students” whose life and
David Wheeler recalls a biology class field trip to the waste water ministry he has impacted to the
treatment facility. Students scraped samples from the sides of the glory of God.
agitation tanks and returned to the science lab to analyze their
“stuff ” under a microscope. Lee enjoyed the girls’ squealing in
disgust and replied, “If you can’t handle this stuff, you’re not
ready for the ministry.”
David and Cindy Reece recall having Lee for Greek and biology
in the late 60’s. They appreciated his genius which they thought to
be his only temperament. Since joining the faculty, they have
enjoyed numerous riotous evenings talking about
getting old. David says, “Lee is a raconteur of the
first order.”
One of Lee’s greatest and most enduring
contributions to Johnson has been behind
the scenes. Since 1970, he has served as
investment manager. Under his
stewardship, permanent scholarship funds
have grown, and the income provides over
$900,000 in scholarships annually. While generous
gifts from donors provide the initial principal for these
Anywhere?
To say that Rachel Oblon (’05) is adventurous is an
understatement. She walks courageously where angels fear to
tread. To say that Rachel Oblon will follow God anywhere
was untested. That is, until recently. She wondered, “Do I
truly want God’s will or do I just say I do? What if His will
makes me uncomfortable or costs me everything? Would I
still want it?” She answered yes. And yet, believing that she
must know for certain, Rachel resigned her envious role at a
dynamic mega-church and journeyed to Uganda, Africa.
taught thousands of children who always wanted to hear more.
She told God’s story, and dozens believed and obeyed.
With her success and acceptance, some may wonder why
Rachel returned to America. She knew staying in Uganda was
an option for her. She was “ready to move to Uganda or Costa
Rica or Hungary, anywhere the simplicity of the Gospel was
priority and the problems people suffered from were more a
result of circumstance or location than self-infliction.”
Miss Oblon relates her journey to the mission of Philip in Acts Rachel believes that God used the Uganda experiences to confirm
8. Philip was in Samaria and part of an exceptional ministry. her calling, which is not unlike the calling of Ezekiel, “I am
People were hearing and responding to God’s story. Right in sending you to the family of Israel [your own people] … a
rebellious nation … you must speak my
the midst of all the good, Philip was led to
words to them, whether they listen or fail to
Often the greater good was
leave and walk down a road. He did not
listen ...” (Ezekiel 2: 3-7) Confident that
holding a baby, changing diapers,
know why, but willingly walked until he
God called her to minister in America and
doing data entry, or reading a
encountered an Ethiopian struggling to
not overseas, she returned to fulfill her call.
understand God’s story. And then the
book to children. Those simple
reason for the journey was clear to him.
tasks are also ministry.
Miss Oblon learned that she could live
anywhere and feel at home. She enjoyed
For three months
seeing God’s face and serving Him while
Rachel cared for orphaned AIDS
playing
with
orphans.
Often Rachel was holding a baby,
babies, taught Bible schools, and
changing
diapers,
doing
data entry, or reading a book to
preached the message that God
children.
Th
ose
simple
tasks
are also ministry. It all pleases God.
embraced the fallen world
through Jesus to redeem it for She learned to experience peace and rest in ministry. Her
Himself. The opportunities Uganda experience was a Sabbath rest.
were so great that she could
have spoken at a different
church every Sunday,
taught for multiple
fellowships in the
evenings, conducted 2-3
VBS programs during
the day, and ministered
in hospitals and prisons.
She loved well, and
people responded with
love for her. She
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Rachel is an amazing Christian young woman. To be in her
presence is to rejoice in God’s grace toward us and toward all
others. Her faith and hope are contagious. She desires to see
the will of God fulfilled on earth as it is in heaven. And God
blesses and uses her inspiringly.
Miss Oblon returned stateside just before Christmas convinced
that the trip was “absolutely everything it needed to be and
more.” She is not content with the status quo; she wants more.
Humbled that God takes the energy to teach her and show her
new things, she wants to go deeper, experience more, and be
challenged by what she sees and experiences. Today, Rachel is
in San Diego, California, volunteering
with youth and singles ministries in a
local church while considering
ministry options and deciding how
and where to best fulfill her calling.
Potpourri
Richard Woods
JBC Trustee
A Communion Prayer
†
Our Father in heaven,
We come to you just now as one in heart and mind,
created in your image, deformed by our sin, restored by your Son,
and knowing that through it all, you have desired to commune with us.
We offer ourselves as eager communicants,
remembering that Jesus, who died to mend our relationship with you,
said to his disciples—and to us through them,
“I have eagerly desired to eat this Passover with you.”
We come to you, Father, as a people who want to serve you,
knowing that you hold the whole world in your hands,
and that there’s no safer place than under your will.
With the help of your Spirit, we offer you our bodies as living sacrifices,
remembering that Jesus, who set aside the privileges of deity to become a man,
said to his disciples—and to us through them,
“This is my body given for you.”
We come to you, Father, as undeserving sinners,
knowing that we have all made our own mistakes in our own ways,
but that the solution is always the same—your forgiveness.
We offer you our repentance, and our gratitude that we are no longer under the law,
but under your grace.
We remember that Jesus is our mediator in the covenant of grace,
and that he said to his disciples—and to us through them:
“This cup is the new covenant in my blood, which is poured out for you.”
And we come to you, Father, knowing that we have a tendency to forget, to be caught up in the world itself,
and to take you, the creator and sustainer of the world, for granted.
We offer you this moment, as we reflect upon your goodness and power and mercy and grace,
and on the suffering and crucifixion and resurrection of your Son,
remembering that he himself, on the night he was betrayed,
took bread and wine and said to his disciples—and to us through them,
“Do this in remembrance of me.”
As we share these symbols of the bread and wine that Jesus shared with his disciples,
we offer you our prayers in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Amen.
Richard E. Woods Ph.D., Trustee
Dr. Woods earned a Ph.D. in electrical engineering from the University of Tennessee where he
served as an assistant professor of electrical engineering and computer science. He has also consulted
with NASA, Oak Ridge National Laboratories, and other government agencies, and co-founded
Perceptics Corporation, a high-tech image processing and computer vision company that was later
acquired by Westinghouse Corporation. He has co-authored two books, including the world’s
leading college textbook in the field of digital image processing. Rick and his wife Janice are
honorary alumni of Johnson Bible College. They are longtime members of Knoxville’s Woodlawn
Christian Church, where he currently serves as elder. They have two sons, David and Jonathan.
†
The quotations are from Luke 22:14 – 20, NIV.
Terriel Byrd Addresses
All-Campus Chapel
Dr. Terriel Byrd addressed the
Johnson community during a
two-day emphasis on black
history month. Dr. Byrd spoke to a campus-wide chapel
service in addition to addressing numerous classes. As an associate professor
at Palm Beach Atlantic University, Dr. Byrd directs the Urban Ministries
Studies and oversees the Urban Ministries Studies Certificate program. He
served as adjunct professor of homiletics for TCM International Institute
in Heiligenkreuz, Austria, and has preached and taught throughout cities
in Romania and Moldova in Eastern Europe.
Dr. Byrd earned an A.S. from Cincinnati Bible College and
Seminary, B.A. and M.A. from Miami University, M.Div. from
United Theological Seminary, and a Ph.D. from The Union
Institute. He has more than 18 years’ experience as a senior pastor
and has twice served as campus minister.
Dr. Byrd wrote and published I Shall Not Be Moved: Racial
Worship, which debuted on Amazon as
Separation in Christian Worship
“best new hot release.”
terriel_by rd
Praise, Honour, & Glory Lead All-Campus
Observance of Black History Month
Praise, Honour, and Glory reaches out to all who will hear the Word
of God through a ministry of word and music, presenting concerts
to churches, schools, and charities. Their goal is to glorify God in
musical praise, to witness to the truth of the gospel of Jesus, and
to share the all-encompassing love of Christ. Praise, Honour, and
Glory first performed in Calhoun, Georgia, in August 1993. The
group has supported Knoxville and surrounding communities
by involvement with Habitat for Humanity, The Soup Kitchen,
Angel Tree, International 4H, Children’s Defense Fund, The
Literacy Imperative, Knoxville Museum of Art, and a myriad
of others.
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Personnel
Soccer Coach Joins Development Staff
Ken Underwood’s background is perfect for
his new role as director of church and donor
relations for Johnson Bible College. As soccer
coach, Underwood led the Johnson Bible
College men’s soccer team to its first ever
NCCAA Regional Championship and a
seventh place finish in the 2007 national
Ken Underwood
Church Relations
competition. Coach Underwood played
competitively during high school and college.
Since graduating from King College, he has served the Competitive
Youth for Tennessee Soccer Association as a local club president,
tournament director, director of coaching, and for the last nine
years as vice president. Ken has coached youth players for over ten
years, holds a “C” coaching license from the United States Soccer
Federation, and is a USSF referee. Underwood loves soccer.
Underwood also loves the church. He began as a deacon and then
served as elder with Central Christian Church in Bristol, Tennessee,
for nearly twenty years. Additionally, he served as Sunday school
teacher for youth and adults, Sunday school superintendent, youth
sponsor, mission committee member and chair, and was on youth
committees and search committees. Today, Ken serves as elder with
the Christian Church of Loudon County in Lenoir City, Tennessee.
Similarly, Underwood loves JBC. Nearly two years prior to joining
the JBC development staff, Ken expressed his desire to one day
serve on the JBC staff. Before this career change, Ken was in sales,
sales management, general management, small business owner,
manufacturing, printing, advertising, and consulting/training.
Underwood’s church and career experiences make him uniquely
qualified to represent the College to churches.
Ken is married to Libby (Lilley) Underwood from Bristol, Tennessee.
Ken and Libby have two daughters and one granddaughter. To
arrange for a visit to your church, contact Ken by phone (865)
251-2141 or electronically at [email protected].
Thomas R. Cash Awarded Eubanks Fellowship
Recently, Dr. Richard Beam, Vice President for Academics,
announced to the faculty that Thomas R. Cash would arrive on
campus March 24 as the second Eubanks Fellow. In February of
2008, Tom began his seventh year as senior minister with Liberty
Christian Church in Martinsville, Indiana. Before going to Liberty,
Tom served in single staff ministries in Kentucky, Illinois, Alaska,
and Indiana. His work in Alaska was mission oriented.
The members of Liberty Christian Church have dealt with a number
of challenges in the last six years. As they faced each difficulty, Tom
sensed an increasing ability to stay in the trenches. According to
him, “throwing in the towel was a luxury; I could always start over
somewhere else. The congregation could not.”
Bob Russell, retired minister of Southeast Christian Church in
Louisville, Kentucky, and Shawn McMullen, editor of Lookout,
both commended Tom for not walking away. Bob said, “Can you
imagine if this had happened to a younger man? He not only would
have left the church, he would have left the ministry.”
The elders at Liberty understand the toll the last few years have
taken. In 2007, they awarded Tom a four-week sabbatical to
acknowledge the thirtieth anniversary of his ordination and his
fifth year of service with them. Some elders considered rest the
priority for Tom’s entire sabbatical. Tom had personal growth and
sharing in mind and presented a proposal for the Eubanks
Fellowship.
Tom’s experience and
insight could encourage
young, fledgling preachers
and youth ministers. He
views
the
Eubanks
Fellowship as a time to
share with the students,
relax, unwind, and catch
his breath in the beauty of
East Tennessee. Tom’s
wife Coleeta works as a
school secretary. She will be with him on campus during the first
week of his five-week fellowship.
Tom came to Johnson as a student in the fall of 1974, where he met
Coleeta. They married in 1976, and at the end of his junior year
moved to a located ministry in Kentucky. After raising two children,
he returned to his collegiate studies and graduated with the JBC
class of 2000. He is a past vice president of the Alumni Association
and currently serves on the Council of Seventy, chairing the Student
Relations Committee.
Join us in praying that Tom will experience a respite and revival
that will overflow onto the Johnson community, his family, and the
Martinsville congregation.
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2008 Honorary Alumni
Walter and Jane Anen
Knoxville, Tennessee
Fred and Carolyn Brasher
Avon, Indiana
Bob and Bev Bumann
Bradenton, Florida
David and Alice Chambers
Anderson, Indiana
Bob Eger
West Chester, Ohio
Russell and Robin Fahlberg
Dunlap, Illinois
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Chatsworth, Georgia
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Bowerston, Ohio
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Seymour, Indiana
Billie Ingham
Stillwater, Oklahoma
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About 100 prisoners attend church services led by Mr. Buzard, most
of them active Christians. Many were baptized by Mr. Buzard.
Perhaps these gifts are similar to the Macedonian gifts in 2 Corinthians
We are inspired by Mr. Buzard’s long and faithful ministry and
witness to prisoners, and we are grateful for his loyal testimony on our
behalf.
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Class of 1958 Inducted into the
Golden Anniversary Club
April 22-24, 2008
The Class of 1958 is cordially invited to return to campus, along
with all classes graduating before them for a very special 3-day
reunion. To clarify, the Class of 1958 is comprised of all alumni
who began as freshman in the fall of 1954, even if Dr. R. M. Bell
didn’t sign a diploma for you.
Returning in April provides a marvelous opportunity to reunite
with classmates, reminisce about the good ole days on The Hill,
and refresh your spirit. There are stories that need telling and
your version is correct.
To share in this celebration, you must place a reservation.
Contact Kim Linton c/o Johnson Bible College, 7900 Johnson
Drive, Knoxville, Tennessee 37998 or [email protected].
* Meal Costs: breakfast $5.00, lunch $7.00, dinner $9.00, and
the banquet is $12.00, payable at registration or to the food
service cashier during each meal time.
Tentative Schedule
Tuesday, April 22, 2008
2:00–4:00 p.m., Registration
4:45–5:45 p.m., Dinner *
7:00–7:45 p.m., Prayer Meeting in the Old Chapel
Wednesday, April 23, 2008
7:00–8:30 a.m., Breakfast *
9:30–10:15 a.m., Communion and Memorial Service
in the Old Chapel
11:00 a.m.–12:30 p.m., Lunch *
6:00 p.m., Banquet and Induction *
Thursday, April 24, 2008
7:00–8:30 a.m., Breakfast *
9:00 a.m., Founder’s Day Chapel in PhillipsWelshimer Auditorium, (panel including Dr. Betty
Bell Bashaw, Mrs. Liz Brown Mynatt, Dr. Tommy
Smith, Dr. Tim Wingfield, and Wilbur Reid)
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Gally Commons Dedication
Homecoming 2008 provided the first opportunity for
our extended Johnson Family to participate in the
dedication of Gally Commons. On Wednesday
afternoon just before supper, alumni, students, and
friends assembled in the colorful dining room for a
brief dedication service. Paul Coleman, alumnus and
trustee of the Donald M. and Mary H. Gally Charitable
Trust, shared personal reflections on Mr. and Mrs.
Gally. President Weedman led in a Litany of Dedication.
(Pictured left to right: Gary Weedman, Paul Coleman, David Eubanks, & Don Shell).
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The pond, once a water source for
Ashley Johnson’s Holstein cows, is
transformed into a beautifully
landscaped water feature providing a
picturesque view from the dining
room.
Students and staff are enjoying Gally Commons immensely.
Natural light floods the dining area through large arched
windows which run the entire length of the dining area. “I really
like the atmosphere,” says Monica Swartzentruber, sophomore –
Lexington, Kentucky. More than a place to eat, many find
themselves lingering longer to enjoy the company of friends. It
has become so popular that students requested expanded hours
in order to meet, study, and visit in the casual surroundings.
Recognizing that construction costs are not placed on the backs of
students through increased room and board, senior student Jon
Bell from Franklin, Tennessee, says, “I’m very grateful to those
who are giving to make Gally Commons possible.”
$5,000,000
Gally Commons is one of the three elements of the
Above Every Other Desire capital campaign. While
the Donald M. and Mary H. Gally Charitable Trust is
providing significant funding for this building, the
campaign is targeting $2 million of the $5 million
goal for this new building.
$2,670,000
$1,500,000
Campaign
Update
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Homecoming 2008
Another great year of catching up with old friends
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A. Presidential Ambassadors
Joseph Peters and Jason
Schimke install new sign in
front of Richardson Hall
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B. Featured speaker Jeff
Walling, senior minister of
Providence Road Church of
Christ in Charlotte, North
Carolina
C. A pause to invoke God’s
blessing
D. An unsuspecting Lee
Richardson seated beside
the president’s accomplice,
Lovella Richardson
E. Students review the program
and plan their schedule
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F. Mark Clark, 2008 Alumni
Association President
G. Tommy Lanham presents
“Prepare the Way with Power”
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H. JBC Tour Choir with guest
soloist, Miss Jenna Weaver
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K. Gary Weedman honors Chris Templar
for 25 years of graduates through the
Teacher Education programs
L. Jeff Noel presents “Seeking God’s Face
for His Agenda and Power”
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P. Praise band guest guitarist, Skip
Tanaka
N. Junior Ashley Blum provides nursery care
Q. Janis Weedman, Carol Trent, and
Tricia Nice don plastic bowties to
join students in celebrating
“Weedman Wednesday”
O. Freshman James “Ace” Woodson
teaches children
R. S. T. Same song lyrics, different
music styles
M. Music stirs hearts to praise
M
I. Amy Wingfield recites
scripture while Presidential
Ambassador, Hadassah
Penwell, waits to pray
J. Presidential Ambassador
Marco Waltz, collects the
offering
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www.jbc.edu/homecoming
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A LUMNI
Alumni News
Alumni and friends of Johnson Bible College can
receive periodic e-mail updates from President Gary
Weedman. To receive your update, send a blank
e-mail to [email protected] and type “Weedman Updates”
on the subject line. Sign up today.
Births
Aaron (’04) and Elee (Spurgeon, ’04) Crawford
welcomed Hunter Alan into the world on January 2,
2008. He joins big brother Colten James who is 2
1/2.
Jeremy and Michele (Hughes, ’97) Holly announce
the birth of Addison Raegan on June 13, 2007.
Eli (’03) and Liz (Quillman, ’02) McAllister welcomed
Duncan James to their family on October 2, 2007. He
joined 2 1/2-year-old big sister Kenna. Alumni
grandparents are Elwood (’80) and Tina (Farley, ’80)
McAllister.
Colin Mavrick Phillips was born on August 2, 2007, to
Nick (’01) and Sheri (Brown ’01) Phillips.
Eric (’05) and Johanna (Fish,’05) Spaulding welcomed
Katheryn Elizabeth on August 14, 2007.
Micah was born to Erin and Ryan VandeLinde (’04) on
June 28, 2006. Ryan is the youth minister at New
Hope Christian Church in Roanoke, Virginia.
Jennifer and Jamie (’99,’01) Ward are proud to
announce the births of Ansley Kate and Cailin Elyse on
July 17, 2007. Jamie is the executive minister at Parkside
Christian Church in Cincinnati, Ohio.
On the Move
After marrying his beautiful bride, Kimberly Gay, on
October 11, 2003, Kenny J Banks (’ 96) started a new
journey which has led him to the position of first
officer, flying with Delta Airlines since November
2007. He and his wife currently reside in Macon,
Georgia.
Jill Rood Lane (’85) has accepted the position of school
technology specialist with Knox County Schools,
Knoxville, Tennessee. Previously, she was a classroom
teacher at Karns Middle School for 22 1/2 years. Jill
was a graduate of JBC’s first teacher education class and
is the daughter of Joel (’63,’65) and Judy (’62) Rood.
Jill’s 19 year old son, Jacob Cody Lane, is a freshman at
Pellissippi State Community College.
Derrick Lewis (’96) has completed a ten-year ministry
with River of Life Christian Church in LaGrange,
Georgia, and has accepted the position of general
manager and lecturer at the Explorations in Antiquity
Center in LaGrange. The Explorations in Antiquity
Center is a teaching museum focused on teaching the
Bible in its cultural context through lectures, Biblical
meals, archaeological replicas, and research.
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Rick Phillips (’79) became the senior minister of
Hartford Christian Church in Hartford, Kentucky, in
November 2007. His wife, Sandra (Willis, ’79) is the
church secretary. Their daughter, Melody, is in the 6th
grade.
Buddy Reed (’75) is now the associate minister of
Stone Memorial Christian Church in Collinsville,
Virginia. He and Sally (’73) had previously managed
the Park Springs Christian Camp in Providence, North
Carolina.
After completing a five-year youth ministry at University
Church of Christ in Greenville, North Carolina, Matt
Smith (’02) has accepted the call to serve as the youth
minister at Oak Grove Christian Church in Beckley,
West Virginia. He and wife Heather (Braziel, ’02)
moved to Beckley in May 2007. Heather is the
administrative assistant for RCCAA Head Start in
Beckley.
Erik Tittle (’00, ’02) became the director of technical
arts at the Greenwood Christian Church in Greenwood,
Indiana, in December 2007.
Jeff (’87) and Robin (Delaney, ’84) Vines have moved
to San Dimas, California, where Jeff is the senior pastor
of Christ Church of the Valley. For the past two years,
Jeff, Robin, and their two children, Delaney (14) and
Sian (12), have been serving with the Savannah
Christian Church, Savannah, Georgia, where Jeff has
been the teaching pastor.
Deaths
Mary Matheny Bennett (’61) passed away on January
11, 2008, in Pensacola, Florida. She was preceded in
death by her husband John Bennett (’54) and is survived
by her brother Howard Matheny (’58), three sons, and
several grandchildren. Mary and John served churches in
Georgia, Indiana, South Carolina, Florida, and Alabama
during their 45 years of marriage.
Patricia Kinder Clifford (’59), wife of Richard Clifford
(’56), died on November 27, 2007.
John Benson (Ben) Hackett, former trustee of Johnson,
passed away February 15, 2008, at his home in Kingston,
Tennessee, at the age of 91. He was a founding member
of Morrison Hill Christian Church in Kingston, and his
life was dedicated to serving the Lord through his lay
ministry to many churches, camps, and Bible colleges.
Ben was a renowned hosiery dyer chemist for 37 years
with Burlington Industries. He is survived by his wife of
69 years, Louise, four children, and several grandchildren.
Memorials may be made to Johnson Bible College.
Joe Mann (’98) died on February 11, 2008. He had
served churches in Tennessee, Kentucky, Indiana, and
Kansas. His wife, Faye (’00), resides at 116 W 5th
Avenue, Central City, Kentucky 42330.
C. Grant Miller (’48) passed away on February 6, 2008,
at the age of 84. Preaching since the age of 16, he had
served churches in Tennessee, Kentucky and Illinois. For
14 years, he was manager of Appalachian Christian Camp.
At his death, he was a resident of Appalachian Christian
Village in Johnson City, Tennessee. He is survived by his
wife, Norma, two daughters, and several grandchildren.
Fred G. Musick, former trustee of Johnson, passed away
February 12, 2008, at his residence in Knoxville. Fred
held degrees from Milligan College and the University of
Tennessee. He practiced law in Knoxville from 1954
until his retirement in 2002. Fred’s late father, J.J.
Musick, attended JBC in 1914 and 1915. Fred is
survived by his daughter and son-in-law, Kathie and
Frank Bemis of Knoxville.
Dr. Elizabeth Gregg Taylor (’56) died unexpectedly on
February 15, 2008, at her home in Asheville, North
Carolina. Elizabeth earned several academic degrees, and
her life was given to serving the Lord through education,
music, and counseling. She was preceded in death by her
husband, Don, and is survived by a son, daughter, and
several grandchildren. Memorials may be made to
Johnson Bible College.
Sam Whicker (’04) went home on November 21, 2007,
having survived nearly 13 years after a heart and double
lung transplant at the age of 16. He was living near
Nashville with his mother and brother Jake (’08). Sam
was full of faith and confidence and insisted people
celebrate his graduation.
Correction
George Moir, listed as deceased in the last issue of the
Blue & White, happily called the College informing us
that news of his death had been greatly exaggerated.
He is very much alive at his home in Strawberry
Plains, Tennessee. We apologize, George. 
Marriages
Kevin Cherry (’04) and Sarah Smith (’06) were married
on October 27, 2007. Kevin is the middle school minister
at First Christian Church in Columbus, Indiana.
Potpourri
Deanna Morgan Allen (’03, ’05) received honorable
mention in the WATE Teacher of the Month award
program. She teaches kindergarten at Mt. Olive
Elementary School in Knoxville.
Bambi (Everroad, ’01) and Nick Durham graduated in
December from New Tribes Bible Institute in Wisconsin.
Presently, they are volunteering at East Tennessee Children’s
Home in Elizabethton, Tennessee, until January of 2009,
when they will continue training to go to a foreign field.
Debbie (Hooker, ’88) May recently completed her post
baccalaureate degree in elementary education from
Western Governors University.
Survey Results
Recently the alumni office distributed an Alumni
Participation Survey to 1,780 JBC alumni. From this
number, 847 alumni completed and submitted a form.
Some results will be published in the April, May, June
issue of the Blue & White.
Distinguished Service Awards
A Scholar’s Scholar
Dr. M. Eugene Boring, the man, is really quite remarkable, and we would all be blessed to know him.
While attending church camp on the Johnson Bible College campus at age sixteen, Gene met Karen
Chapman, who was thirteen. They became high school sweethearts and married in 1956. Gene and
Karen raised three children and are blessed with two granddaughters and two grandsons.
Eugene enrolled in JBC in 1956, earning a B.A. in Religion. That was only the beginning of a life-long
pursuit of learning. He then earned a B.D., M.A. in New Testament Semitics, and the Ph.D. in New
Testament Theology and conducted post-doctoral research from 1973 through 2002.
A student pastor, pastor, associate professor, and professor, today Dr. Boring is the I. Wylie & Elizabeth
Briscoe professor of New Testament at Texas Christian University (Emeritus since 2003). Dr. Boring’s
awards and scholarships are too numerous to mention. He travelled the world conducting research and
twice received audience with Pope John Paul II (1991 and 1996).
Administrator, Professor, Programmer
John “Jack” Maxwell Lowe is a second generation graduate of JBC and holds four degrees:
Associate in Technology, Bachelor of Arts Ministerial, Bachelor of Science in Education, and
Master of Arts in Psychology. Jack married Becky Osborn and they raised Carrie Beth and
Andy. Becky lost her battle with cancer in 2003.
Mr. Lowe joined the JBC faculty in 1966 and has faithfully served as administrator, professor,
and programmer. Jack served on over twenty evaluation teams for the Association of Biblical
Higher Education (ABHE) and the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS)
and maintained involvement in the ABHE Commission on Testing and the ABHE Computer
Commission. He served as dean of students for thirty years.
Mr. Lowe is an elder, Sunday school teacher, and supply preacher at Gap Creek Christian
Church, is highly invested in missions, and is currently serving as board member with a
mission in Colombia, South America.
Jack retired from JBC in 2006 and now serves the College as a volunteer institutional
researcher and computer programmer.
Vic and Peggy Whited
In August, Victor R. Whited and Peggy Jo (Rice) Whited celebrated fifty-six years
of marriage and fifty-six years of serving churches together. Vic was called to the
preaching ministry in church camp in 1950, received a scholarship to Johnson Bible
College, and with the help of Orville Hodge, his former minister, preached his first
sermon in 1951. Peggy Jo planned to attend university but changed her mind when
the JBC Tour Choir presented a concert at her home church.
Vic and Peggy met her first day on campus and were married one year later. The
Whiteds have three adult children and four grandsons. They have served together in
twelve churches, both while attending college and following graduation. In 2002,
they began serving with the Washington Avenue Christian Church in Savannah,
Georgia, and continue serving to this day.
Throughout their ministry, every church to which they moved was smaller than the
one they left, every church supported their dear friends Clint and Phyllis Thomas,
and every church supported Johnson Bible College.
Widowers Hurt, Too Released
Check out a new release by Glen Wheeler ’47. Glen writes from personal experience as a widower for
twenty-six years after the death of his beloved wife, Evelyn. Learn of challenges faced by Glen and
other widowers. Each chapter includes an appropriate scripture, prayer and practical suggestions.
Glen’s oldest son, David, JBC Instructor of Youth Ministry, states, “I encouraged Dad to write
because it would occupy his time. After reading Widowers Hurt, Too … this book is great.”
Purchase your copy from Glen Wheeler, 165 Highbluffs Boulevard, Columbus, Ohio 43235.
Enclose a check made payable to Glen Wheeler in the amount of $13.00 per book, which
includes shipping and handling.
Gifts received from October 1 - December 31, 2007
Gifts to Remember
“The memory of the righteous will be a blessing...” Proverbs 10:7
Caleb Andrew Able
Elizabeth Ann Absher
Kenneth E Adcock
Irene Streeter Agemy
Mable Aldridge
Martha L Allison
Jane Anderson
Myrtle Anderson
Ella B Ansley
Nellie W Antanaitis
Richard M & Ruth C Apple
Cecil Armstrong
Kenneth R Arnold
William J & Zella Mae Atchley
Mitzi Avant
Jeannette H Ayers
Darrin Todd Bailey
Franklin E Baker
M/M Norman Able
M/M Rick L. Absher
M/M Charles Aldridge
M/M Daniel D. Agemy
Betty J Moore
M/M Bill Poindexter
Mr. H. James Anderson
M/M David Porter
Mr. Hershel Ansley
Mr. Stanley J. Antanaitis
M/M Rolland Voris
Bonnie C. Burke
M/M B.J. Kelly
M/M William Bassett Jr
M/M Ted C. Avant
M/M David Crumpton
M/M W Perry Bailey Jr
Mrs. Charlene Baker
M/M Ernest Rhoads
Glen W Baker
M/M Frank Baker Jr
Mary Ellen Baker
M/M Frank Baker Jr
Maydean Baker
M/M Harry Randolph
Merritt Baker
M/M Michael Panzer
Wanda Baker
M/M Bert Scott Jr
Cheryl Ball
Mr. Glen V. Wheeler
Justus D & Ina K Barkley
M/M C. Duane Calhoun
Carl & Joyce Barnwell
M/M Thomas Barnwell
W Hunter & Dara Bassett
M/M William Bassett Jr
Jim Belcher
Mr. Abraham May
Dr Robert M Bell
M/M Millard Baird
Mary Matheny Bennett
D/M David Eubanks
Carrol E Benson
M/M James C. Weaver
Dr. Glen Bibee
Mrs. Mary Rutherford Searle
James Birtcher
Mr. Glen V. Wheeler
Dr Robert E Black
M/M John Black
Joseph & Margaret Blakslee
M/M James Burrell
Leonard Blankenship
M/M Bert Scott Jr
Pat Blevins
D/M William R. Blevins
Russ Blowers
D/M David Eubanks
D/M Gary E. Weedman
James Bobbitt
M/M James D. Jordan
Russell Booher
M/M Michael D. Booher
George J Boulton
M/M Paul Boulton
Helen Jones Boulton
M/M Paul Boulton
B E & Irene E Boyce
M/M Robert Day
William H Boyce
D/M David Eubanks
D/M John Morrison
Celia B Boyer
Laura M. Boyer
Clyde & Dorcas Boyer
Laura M. Boyer
Howard B Boyles
D/M Thomas A. Wymore
Ted Branam
Mrs. Juanita Branam
N Terre Haute (IN) CC
Rick Branson
M/M B. Dale Peterson
M/M M. Dennis Petry
M/M Charles Ronan
Bob G Braziel
Mr. Rick Braziel
Ray & Louise Britton
Miss Lillie Britton
M/M Jon Hubacher
Mary Ruth Brockwell
Alva Ross Brown
D/M Delno Brown
Frank Brown
First CC Carmi IL
John Brownfield
Ms. Bess Borden
M/M Curtis A. Brown
M/M Ray Brownfield
M/M William H. Bryan
M/M Calvin L. Carrithers
Mr. Johnny L. Clayton Jr.
Hamilton Acres Neigborhood Hodgenville KY
M/M Ronald J. Howard
Mrs. Aurilla Lesley
M/M Larry D. Potts
Mr. C N. Risley
Mr. Jonathan A. Shaw
M/M Noel D. Weber
M/M Charles Whalin
Ida Mae Brummett
D/M David Holdaway
June Wright Bryant
D/M Stephen P. Wright
Larry Bryant
Mrs. Louise Ridlen
Essie Bullock
M/M Richard E. Knowles
James C Bundy
M/M Wayne F. Lambert
George Burcham
Mr. Glen V. Wheeler
Lula Ayers Burge
Shirley B Smith
Bradford C Burnette
Mrs. Helen Burnette
M/M Richard Chandler
Jody Scott
Dr David Burnette
Mrs. Helen Burnette
J Ronald Buschek
Mrs. Patty Buschek
Cecil Byrd
Encouraging Sisters in Christ Okolona CC Louisville KY
Calvin & Delphine Calhoun
M/M C Duane Calhoun
R Blair Campbell Sr
M/M Charles J Karpowich
V O & Edith Carmany
Katherine Wallace
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Vernon L Carpenter
Marie “Essie” (Bullock) Case
Raymond Caudill
Richard Chapman
Walker Chappell
Donald Chastain
Mrs. Jo Ann Langston
Mary Matheny Bennett
D/M David Eubanks
Leroy H & Virginia Fishel
Wanda Bays McKinley
M/M Andrew L. Carwile
Mrs. Richard Chapman
M/M K. C. Blackmarr
Mrs. Jean Chastain
PER M A NEN T
F UNDS
The following named permanent funds have
been established at Johnson Bible College
since April 1, 2007.
Richard Ewing Brown, Sr. Scholarship Fund
Class of 2011 Scholarship Fund
J.W. and Frances Compton Scholarship Fund
Dianne and Jim Gresham Fund
Hubert and Betty Jackson Memorial
Preaching Scholarship Fund
Dr. Adam Reid and Lola McNeely Liverett
Preaching Scholarship Fund
North DeKalb Christian Church
Scholarship Fund
Scott H Phillips Preaching Scholarship Fund
Dian Leamnson Phipps Memorial
Scholarship Fund
Dorothy Trexler Pilley Permanent Fund
Yu Ping China Scholarship Fund
Sharbutt/Moddelmog Scholarship Fund
Charles E Stiles Memorial Preaching
Scholarship Fund
William Charles West Jr and Ruth Stella
Hughes West Scholarship Fund
Named permanent funds are established in the name of
the donor or in honor or in memory of a loved one. The
gift is permanently invested, and the income use may
be undesignated (left to the discretion of the College
trustees) or designated for scholarships, library, faculty
salaries, etc., according to the wishes of the donor.
Additional gifts may be made at any time by anyone
wishing to recognize the person named by the fund.
For more information contact the JBC Development
Office at (865) 573-4517.
Philip Chastain
Anna Lou Chowning
William L Chowning
Helen M Clark
Ima H Clark
James & Marie Clark
Billie Clark
Patricia Kinder Clifford
Helen Cobb
Lisa Jones Cobb
Minnie Coleman
Mrs. Ruth Chastain
Mr. William R. Chowning
Jeffersonville (IN) CC
Mr. Sandy Clark
M/M Curtis Sherrill
Mrs. Evelyn C. Kelley
Mr. John P. Clark
Mrs. Betty Ann Sykes
Mr. Timothy W. Williams
Mr. Dick Clifford
D/M Ralph D. Carnathan
M/M Norman Barr
M/M Paul T. Coleman
James Estel Collier
Fred & Betty Cook
Ray & Joan Seals
M/M Don Sullivan
Lynn & Janice Sullivan
Helen Thompson Collins
First CC Pennington Gap VA
Elmo P & Grace B Compton
M/M James Compton
C. Proctor Cook
Mrs. Patricia A Cook
Fred J Couch
Mrs. Joyce Couch
M/M Vernon Funsch
Greenwood (IN) CC
M/M Scott Pitts
M/M Harrel Quimby
Fred W Couch
M/M Frank Baker Jr
Bloomington (IN) Hospital Info Serv Dept
M/M William A. Butler
Mrs. Joyce Couch
Mr. Jeremiah Couch
Greenwood (IN) CC
Mr. Larry A. McHenry
Northside CC Bloomington IN
M/M Terry Ogle
Dorothy Trexler Pilley
M/M Scott Pitts
M/M Jerry Williams
Daniel James Wilson
M/M Joe Wilson
Roger Covington
M/M Robert Robertson
Marie Crowell
M/M Dale Crowell
Frank Crum
Mr. Abraham May
Ralph & Ruth Culler
M/M Craig Delich
Mrs. Ruby Gartrell
Harry & Ruby Daniel
M/M Larry Boehringer
Douglas Davidson
Mrs. Greta L Davidson
Charles W & G Gurney Davidson
M/M F. Eugene Davidson
Evelyn Davis
M/M James Compton
Jesse E & Edna Davis
Mr. Edward B. Davis
Paul E Davis
Mrs. Deborah McCreedy
Stafford Davis
M/M Richard Bracknell
Stafford & Ruth Davis
M/M Charles A. Matthews
Tom V & Sallie Dimple Davis
M/M James Compton
Paul R Dawson
Mrs. Wilma Jean Dawson
Herbert DeArmond
Mrs. Barbara DeArmond
Brandi Deckard
M/M Harry Randolph
Leroy Dedman
Mrs. Lila Turnage
Robert G DeLaney
Mrs. Mildred D. Abbott
William Penn & Ione Jarvis Dickinson
M/M William Dickinson Jr
M/M James Hensley
Albert Q Dickson
Mrs. Mildred C. Dickson
Jeanette Dixon
M/M Jimmie Dixon
John H Dorney
Mrs. Ruth Dorney
F Burton & Katherine Doyle
M/M Karl Kim
W Paul Duckett
M/M John Miller
Gene Dulin
M/M Paul Reeves
M/M Merle Dungan
Seymour Heights CC Seymour TN
Wanda K Dunlap
Mr. Wayne Dunlap
Denis Dutka
M/M Victor L. Peeples
Richard Dykes
D/M James Cummins
Margaret Eberhard
Reverend Harold F. Eberhard
Noble R Edwards
Mr. Noble R. Edwards Jr.
Joyce A Eger
Mr. Robert C Eger
Jo Ann English
M/M Marlin Newkirk
Dr Harvey F Enyeart
Mrs. Harvey F. Enyeart
M/M James A Gresham
Anita Evans
M/M Byron Collier
Neil Evans
Mrs. Luella Evans
Richard Don Evans
Mrs. Martha R. Evans
William J. Evans
Mrs. Luella Evans
Wally & Priscilla Farnham
M/M James Rosenberger
Harry H Farrer
Mrs. Della Farrer
M/M John Miller
Colby Hewitt Faulk
M/M George H. Faulk Jr
John Elijah Faulk
Carlos Fields
M/M Jerrold A. Hollobaugh
M/M Nathan Jones
Mike & Kathy Flener
Mrs. Sue Flener
Catherine Earlene King Fowler
M/M Jack Fowler
M/M Stephen Fowler
Tom Fowler
M/M K. C. Blackmarr
Modena Freeman
M/M Truman Freeman
Flossie Eanes Fuller
Hubert Henry & Betsy Fuller Jackson
George Edwin Fuller
Hubert Henry & Betsy Fuller Jackson
Robert Fuller
Mrs. Maxine B Carroll
D/M David Eubanks
Ella Fulton
M/M James Cameron
Corporal Josiah R Fulton
M/M Keith Exum
M/M Dennis Fulton
Donald M & Mary H Gally
M/M Paul T. Coleman
M/M Ralph DePew Jr
M/M Kenneth Hartley
James & Dorothy Gamble
Henry R Garrett
Mrs. Dorothy Van Court
Bill Gaslin
Mrs. Wilma Gaslin
Gifts to Remember continued...
Jay Geesaman
David & Patricia Gerkin
Rufus Gerkin
Mrs. Bettina Geesaman
Mrs. Ethel Gerkin
Seymour Heights CC Seymour TN
Gerald Gilmore
Miss Dorothy Gilmore
Jim Gilmore
Walter & Jessie Gilmore
M/M Michael T. Sanders
John A Glass
Frieda Boyer Morgan
Mr & Mrs Edison S Glenn
Mr. Richard Glenn
Albert E Goodrich
Mrs. Irene Goodrich
Richard Graham
Katherine Wallace
Thoe Green
M/M Jonathan Green
W R Greenwell
Mr. Norman Radford
Carol Grimstead
Carey C Grimstead
John D Grout Jr
Mrs. Cheryl A. Grout
Clarence & Bettie Gurkin
M/M William Simmons III
Lenora Hadler
M/M George Pitts
Don & Vicky Hagy
M/M Charles B. Morris
Walter C Hahlen
Mrs. Evelyn Hahlen
Jim Hale
Jefferson C of C, Rural Hall, NC
Roy James Hale
Mrs. Maxine Scott
Wilbur Hale
Mrs. Lucille Hale
Amy Marie Hall
M/M Gary Hall
Benjamin Alan Hall
M/M Gary Hall
William R & Ethel Hanen
Col. Ray Hankins
Mrs. Peggy Hankins
Pearl E Harding
M/M James A. Thomas
Daniel Hardison
Miss Betsy M. Hardison
Miss Judy Hardison
M/M Thomas Hardison
M/M William G. Hardison
Mrs. Suzanne H. Modlin
Troy Hasty
Mrs. Viola Daughtry
Mrs. Rose R Frank
Mrs. Shirley Hasty
Donald E Hawkins
Sharon M Klotz
Matthew Hawkins
Sharon M Klotz
Daniel C Hays
Mrs. Ruth Hays
Herb & Peggy Heck
Miss Jennifer Heck
G Roy Hedgepeth
Mrs. Lois Hedgepeth
Marvin D Hedges
Mrs. Lois M. Hedges
John E Hedrick
Mrs. Florence Hedrick
Pete & Laurie Hensley
Mrs. Emma Sue Minter
Allen Hercamp
Mrs. Patty Hercamp
Milton “Bus” Herman
Mrs. Dorothy Herman
Carl B Hibbard
Mrs. Ada Hibbard
Charles E (Gene) Higgins
Mrs. Kay Higgins
Ms. Della C. King
Lois D Higgins
Mrs. Kay Higgins
Ms. Della C. King
Hugh W Hightower
Allene Gray
Mrs. Hugh W. Hightower
John Paul Hill
M/M William Cummins
Mrs. Ramona Hill
Thelma B Hinshaw
M/M Charles Province
M/M Eugene Hodges
M/M J Richard Lindsey
J Spencer & Maggie P Holland
Mrs. Kay Higgins
Mr. Alva S. Holland
Ms. Della C. King
Janet M Holland
Mrs. Kay Higgins
Mr. Alva S. Holland
Ms. Della C. King
M/M Robert Seltzer
Winston Honsberger
Mrs. Arvilla M. Honsberger
M/M Robert Sargent
Floyd & Mae Hopkins
M/M Clyde Hopkins
Frank & Edna Horn
M/M John Clarridge
M/M John Horn
Kenneth B Hoschouer
Mrs. Marion Hoschouer
James H & Jean W Hudson
M/M Marshall Meritt
Ray Huskins
East Side CC Elizabethton TN
Jack R Hyder
Mrs. Maxine Hyder
H Eugene Ingram
M/M Lowell Ingram
Eleanor Jackson
George & Shelly Archer
M/M Richard Bracknell
Mrs. Susan Calderon
Mrs. Charlotte E. Daughetee & Family
Mark & Kimberly Prescott
M/M Eugene Smith
Hubert H Jackson
Betty F Jackson
Raymond & Eleanor Jackson
Gresham Park CC Decatur GA
M/M Donald H. Harvey
M/M Russell E Millspaugh
Ruth Jackson
M/M K. C. Blackmarr
M/M James Cameron
Ali & Marion Jarman
M/M C. H. Bulloch
Mrs. J. Horace Jarrett
Hugh, India, & Paul Jarrett
M/M A R Jeffrey
Mrs. Margaret L. Pettigrew
Ashley S Johnson
M/M Victor Cates Jr
Hattie Johnson
Mrs. Sue Harrell
Hoyt L Johnson
Geraldine Bailey
Mrs. Grace W. Johnson
Laurel Oak CC High Point NC
M/M Eugene Simpson
M/M Bob Johnson
M/M Larry Johnson
Suella Johnson
M/M Victor Cates Jr
Duke & Louise Jones
M/M Norman Harbaugh
Freda M Jones
Mr. Robert V. Jones
Harold Eugene Jones
M/M K. C. Blackmarr
John W & Mary Jones
Jones & Fulton Families
Sam P Jones
Arnolds Creek CC Middlebourne WV
Mrs. Osie Collins
Nick Joseph
Southside C of C Columbus OH
Barbara L. Weinstock
M/M James Kallam
M/M William Kaylor
Miss Lillie Britton
M/M Harold Keck
D/M Timothy W. Wingfield
Charles Kellar
M/M James R. Kellar
Rachel Kelley
M/M Paul E. Kelley
M/M Nathanael S. Kelley
The Kelleys & Springsteads
M/M Sheldon Kelley
Ruth Ketchen
M/M James E. Ketchen
Prentice & Mary Kicklighter
Chaplain and Mrs. Edward H. Kicklighter
Philip Yung Kim
D/M C. Y. Kim
Frederick Thomas Kipp
Mrs. Winifred Kipp
Floyd Kline Sr.
M/M Floyd Kline Jr
Lora Kline
M/M Floyd Kline Jr
Leta M Knepp
M/M Tom Knepp
Louise Kruger
M/M Devon Kruger
Estaline Larsson
M/M C. Donald Larsson
Raymer Lay
M/M Paul Johnson
David & Cathy Wheeler
Malcolm Leach
Mr. William Leach
Jack Leamnson
M/M Mike Whitaker
Charlotte Leasure
M/M Larry Morecraft
Fenton & Edith Ledermann
M/M Larry Morecraft
Eudora Ledgerwood
Sidney & Darlene Legg
Mr. David A. Legg
Fred C Lester
M/M James Howell
Betty Lindsay
M/M Harry Randolph
Mr & Mrs S P Lindsey
Miss Loraine F. Lindsey
Roger Linthicum
Stanley John Lintner
M/M John M. Lintner
M/M Carmon E. Witherington
Vern Livengood
M/M Robert W. Everett
Dr Adam Reid & Lola McNeely Liverett
M/M Douglas J. Draper
Constance Estep
M/M William R. Liverett
M/M James A. Liverett
D/M Leon M Liverett
M/M Thomas Liverett
M/M Michael S. Loy
Patricia A. Loy
M/M John Steele
M/M Ralph S. Steele
Harold Logan
Mrs. Imogene Logan
Helen Looney
Mrs. Virginia Stowell
Marie B Love
M/M Charles C. Clayton
Dana & Marie Love
M/M Roy Zeigler
Becky Lowe
M/M David Osborn
Christina A Lower
M/M William L. Lower
Russell Lyall
Mrs. Marie Lyall
Harold L Maddux
M/M Frank Baker Jr
Cleopas & Maxine Malone
M/M Bill Worrell
John E Manning Jr
Mrs. Dorothy Manning
Ivan W Mansell Sr
Mrs. Carol Mansell
Ruth Lee Maples
Mr. Ernie F Randolph Jr
Charles H Marler
Mrs. Ruth Marler
Robert & Eudelle Marsh
M/M C. Darrell Deck
Buford & Madeline Martin
M/M Richard Shell
Jessie V Martin
M/M E. Eugene Grasham
Ms. Rebecca A. Hamm
M/M Raymond A. Martin
M/M Stephen R. Martin
Joseph Martin
Mack Mason
M/M Harry Randolph
Susan Mason
Mrs. Della Farrer
Roland Masters
Mrs. Thelma Masters
Avery Zink Matthews
M/M A Jack Matthews
Russell McBride
M/M Oren McBride
June McComb
Mrs. Louise Ridlen
Harold G McCrocklin
Sherry O. McCrocklin
Marge McGuirk
Greenwood (IN) CC
Jeffersonville (IN) CC
M/M Scott Pitts
Mrs. Phyllis True
Emily McKenzie
Jefferson C of C Rural Hall NC
Mrs. Maxine Scott
James McKowen
Fleming Garden CC Indianapolis IN
M/M Ronald Shepherd
Barry & Edna McLean
Mrs. Carol Trent
H O & Jennie B Meade
M/M Bobby Gillenwater
Patrick H Mears
City Cab Company of Orlando FL
Elvis & Ellen Meritt
M/M Marshall Meritt
Donald E Merrell
Mrs. Virginia Merrell
Bill Middlesworth
Mrs. Susie Middlesworth
Harold Miles
M/M Robert L. Spellman
Fred Millard
Arcadia CC Santa Fe TX
Robert L Miller
Mrs. Robert L. Miller
James O Minter
Mrs. Emma Sue Minter
Juanita Mitchell
M/M Nathan D. Holt
Virgil & Aletha Mohler
M/M Randall Mohler
Elmer & Myrtle Montgomery
M/M H. Ronnie Montgomery
Golden & Mildred Moore
M/M Jewell Larmouth
M/M Lairy Nofsinger
Philemon Class Mortons Gap (KY) CC
Ronald D Moore
Mrs. Connie Litts
Stacy Moore
Betty J Moore
Steven C Moore
Betty J Moore
Walter Moore
M/M D. G. Collier
Frank G Morgan
Mrs. Beatrice Hughes
George L Morgan
A. R. Morgan
Carl & Evangeline Kallam
Richard C Kaylor
Carol Keck
Russell Morgan
Russell & Jean Morgan
Johnnie & Bessie Morris
M/M B. Dale Peterson
Linda S. Weaver
M/M Johnny Morris
M/M James R. Morris
Margaret Morris
M/M Charles B. Morris
Clarence & Delores Morrison
Mrs. Wilma Jean Dawson
Harold D Mowrey
Mrs. Deloris Mowrey
George E Mudd
Mrs. Wanda Mudd
Joyce Scolnick Murphy
Mrs. Jane Scolnick
William L Murry
Mrs. William L. Murry
Franklin Napier
M/M Tom John
Steve Nazerias
M/M Gene Noah
William J “Bill” Neely
Jody Scott
Mary Neubert
D/M Rick Neubert
Benjamin Daniel Newkirk
M/M Marlin Newkirk
Brian Ohl
Murray Harbour C of C PEI Canada
Earl L Ohl
Gordie Ohl
Bertie Oliver
M/M Frankie W. Pilley
Mr & Mrs Sam M Oliver
Mrs. Myra O. Weinbarger
M/M Elmo M Owen
M/M William K. Knight
William C Paddock
Mrs. Helen Paddock
Wilma Parkey
M/M M Kenton Parkey
Erwin S & Emma L Pease
Miss Judy Pease
Emma & Jan Perry
Mr. Joseph J. Perry
Hollis Perry
Mrs. Betty Perry
Norma Perry
Mr. Noble Perry
Albert E Phillips
Mrs. Madlyn Phillips
Scott H Phillips
M/M Gene Phillips
Dian Phipps
Altavista (VA) C of C
Mrs. Esther Leamnson
M/M Mike Whitaker
Hal Pitts
M/M Johnny Arnold
David Earl Poling
M/M Roy Poling
Harvey G Powell
M/M Bradley L Burkholder
M/M Jon Powell
Chuck Prather
M/M Dean Liggett
M/M Ray Prather
J Hermie Priddy
M/M Nathan D. Holt
John Prince
M/M K. C. Blackmarr
Janet Proctor
M/M Michael R. Black
M/M Larry Proctor
M/M Bruce W. Watson
Allen E Pryor
Mrs. Olive P. Pryor
Eugene & F. Maxine Pulliam
Mr. H. Michael Adams
John W. Pulse
M/M Philip Eubanks
D/M David Eubanks
Michael, Marilyn, & Baby Quinn
M/M Ark Quinn Jr
Robert Randall Jr
Mrs. Luella Evans
Ruth Hiatt
Mrs. Marjorie Randall
Violet Randle
M/M Ronald Shepherd
Howard E Ray
Mrs. Gwen Ray
Miss Sharlotte L. Ray
Norma Dice Reece
M/M Charles Province
Stella Reed
Eloise Reeder
Mr. Walter F. Reeder Jr
Dr Robert E Reeves
Mrs. Rosella H. Reeves
Wilbur A Reid Sr
Mrs. Sonja Griffin
Wilbur & Mabel Reid
M/M Larry Johnson
M/M Wilbur Reid III
Charles “Chuck” Renner
M/M Richard R. Barker
Robert & Linda Bos
Lorene Craven
M/M Ray Fryrear
Patricia S. Gross
Chris Kelty
George Knoll Jr
Smoky Mountain
Women’s Retreat
Kay Moll
Main Speaker
There’s
No Place
Like
Home
May 16-17, 2008
Gifts to Remember continued...
Charles “Chuck” Renner
Joyce Knoll-Digby
Lorraine Knoll
M/M James A. Kratt
Eileen Meyers
M/M John L. Renner
Mrs. Millie Renner
Renner’s Monday Bible Study Louisville KY
M/M George E. Schupp
Dennis E Reynolds
Mrs. Jean Reynolds
Geraldine Reynolds
Mrs. Lila Turnage
Clyde Rhea
M/M D. G. Collier
Margaret Richardson
M/M Daniel D. Agemy
James Richhart
E Lorrene Wetzel
Charles W Ridlen
M/M Allen Clark
M/M D. G. Collier
M/M Raymond Elkins
First CC Morristown TN
M/M Kevin Johnston
Mrs. Sara Michael
Mrs. Louise Ridlen
M/M Tom Scott
Mrs. Joyce Stotts
Joseph L Roberson
Mrs. Lola A. Roberson
Stephanie Jo Robinson
M/M Rick L. Absher
Mr. Rodgers
M/M Robert W. Everett
James & Audra Rose
M/M G. M. Cunningham
D/M Gary E. Weedman
Eldreth L Russell
M/M Nelson Caley
Mrs. Martha Smith
Raymond Russell
M/M Frankie W. Pilley
Z K Russell
Mrs. Marian Obst
Bill Rutherford
Craft & Blanche Sams
M/M Charles Sams
Gene Sandefur
M/M Stephen L. Sandefur
Samuel K Saunders
Mrs. Emily Saunders
Phyllis Schmidt
M/M Charles H. Schmidt
Larry Schnautz
M/M Harry Randolph
Jerry Schneider
Ms. Bettye A Luttrull
William “Bill” Schromme
Mrs. Jean Schromme
Bert Scott, Sr
M/M Bert Scott Jr
Jim Scott
M/M Bert Scott Jr
John A. Scott
Mrs. Bobbie Miller
Norma J Scott
Mr. James L. Scott
Robert C Scott
Mrs. Bobbie Miller
M/M James S. Vance
Walter C Scott Jr
Mrs. Maxine Scott
David Brandon Sechrest
Mr & Mrs Paul Sechrest
M/M Dave Manes
Doyle Sevier
M/M Bruce Wotring
Jane Shanks
M/M Kenneth Brooks
Don & Ruth Sharp
M/M D. Steve Sharp
D/M Ronald L. Waggoner
Jack Sheppard
M/M Tom John
Arthur Shewalter
Mrs. Betty Jo Shewalter
Bill Shewman
Edith Shimmel
Edith Shimmel Miss Society Philipsburg PA
First C of C Philipsburg PA
James Shockney
John Charles Shroyer
Mrs. Gwen Garner
Beverly Siegal
First CC Crossville TN
Bill & Jo Smith
M/M D. Randall Walters
Elton Smith
Mrs. Martha Smith
Ronald W Smith
M/M E. S. Smith
Ivan & Betty Snider
M/M Don Sandwell
Edith “Mama” Snow
M/M Harlon Coy
D/M Lemuel Moye’
Horace N Solliday
Mr. Horace S. Solliday
Jerry Wayne Sparrow
Mrs. Jewell Sparrow
Brenda Spillane
Mrs. Ruth Chastain
Howard G Spradlin Sr
M/M Samuel Smithwick
Arlie Steffenson
Mrs. Thelma Steffenson
UR
TOSCOTLAND
and IRELAND
with President and Mrs. Gary Weedman
June 16-27, 2008
Explore the many wonders of these beautiful and historical
countries. Visit the wonders of the Scottish Highlands, see the
Isle of Skye, Loch Ness, the highest mountain in the UK and
the deepest loch with beautiful glens, forests, and beaches. In
Ireland we will visit castles, Ring of Kerry, the Cliffs of Mohor
and many other sights.
For detailed information contact Wilbur Reid, 7900 Johnson
Drive, Knoxville, TN 37998, 865-251-2225 or [email protected].
Arlie Steffenson
Mrs. Carole Vosdingh
Weldon J Stevens & Family Members
Mrs. Weldon J. Stevens
Elder John Stevenson
D/M John W. Casey
Joe C Stewart
Mrs. Carol J. Stewart
Bill Stiles
Mrs. Gwen Garner
Charles E Stiles
Woodlawn CC Knoxville TN
Mr & Mrs Herman Stone
Gary Stout
Mrs. Kenneth D. Stout
Kenny Stout
Randy Stout
Fannie Streeter
M/M Daniel D. Agemy
Helen Shanks Styons
M/M Robert Garrison
Charles M Sublett
M/M Charles Fassam
M/M Kenneth C Swain
Mr. Jimmy C. Swain
Edward Swartz
Mrs. Martha Swartz
Joshua Sweitzer
M/M Jerry Sweitzer
Harold & Laura Swiler
Mrs. Rose M. Wilson
David Sykes
M/M Ronald Barnes
Donald W Tabor
Mrs. Maxine Scott
David Taylor
D/M James Cummins
Greta Telle
Mr. William Robert Telle
Mr & Mrs J C Templeton
M/M William Park
M/M S Edward Tesh
Mr. Daryl Tesh
M/M LaVerne Tesh
M/M Kenneth Thompson
Doris Hanks Tharp
M/M Lee F. Tharp
Blanche E Thomas
M/M James A. Thomas
Wallace Thomas
Robert L. Thornton
M/M Glen W. Daugherty
Bob Trent
M/M W Perry Bailey Jr
M/M Frank Baker Jr
M/M August R. Barbarine
M/M James Bealle
M/M Doug Boggs
M/M Herman Breitenstein
D/M Ralph D. Carnathan
M/M Victor Cates Jr
Central India Christian Mission
Chem Source East Inc. Severn MD
M/M Paul T. Coleman
M/M H. W. Dabney
Buzz & Roberta Davis
Jean Davis
M/M L. Dean Davis
M/M Donald Dean
M/M Lloyd Dean
Mrs. Clara M. Dixon
M/M Michael Dutko
D/M David Eubanks
M/M Philip Eubanks
M/M Wayne Ford
M/M Paul O. Hoess
D/M David Holdaway
M/M Alan Hunley
M/M Karl D. Kuiper
Miss Carrie Beth Lowe
Jane’s Gang Bible Study Southeast CC Louisville KY
M/M Cecil McGee
Eldon & Laurie McLean
Winston & Nancy McLean
M/M Michael Mowrer
M/M Bernard L. Myers Jr.
M/M Lowell Nice
M/M Kenneth L. Overdorf
Shirley Paine
M/M Joe B. Plummer
M/M Donald H. Pope
D/M Edward L. W. Scofield
M/M David E. Smith
M/M Ralph Sproles
M/M Darrell W. Walling
Capt.& Mrs. Clinton W. Walling
M/M James C. Weaver
D/M Gary E. Weedman
M/M Jeff Whitlock Sr
M/M Richard Whitt
M/M Jerry Williams
Richard Woods & Janice Kidd
William F & Pearl S Trexler
Dorothy Trump
M/M Paul Reeves
William F Tucker
M/M Brian W. Tucker
Grace J. Welliver
William “Bro Bill” Turnage
Mrs. Lila Turnage
Minnie Mae Tuttle
M/M Nathan D. Holt
R T Tyler
M/M W. Jeffrey Babson
M/M Stanley L. Bosher Jr
M/M Richard Courtney
M/M Ralph Cummins
M/M Philip Eubanks
Fairmount CC Mechanicsville VA
Johnson Sisters
Joy Bible Class Mechanicsville VA
M/M William Lonergan
M/M Hugh Whitley
M/M Bill Hughes
M/M Thomas B Kirby
M/M R T Tyler
Gethsemane C of C Mechanicsville VA
M/M R T Tyler
Earl W Van Court
Ranie H Vartenisian
James B Vest
Albert Vettorello
John & Geneva VonCanon
Larry J Vosdingh
Lee Waggoner
Adrian Walker
Rufus H Walker
Robert R Walker
Dr Ritchie Ware
Mrs. Alta Linthicum
Mechanicsville (VA) C of C
M/M William Palmer
Mrs. Kay Higgins
Mr. Alva S. Holland
Ms. Della C. King
Mrs. Rebecca T Vest
Mrs. Margaret Vettorello
M/M Phillip Sams
Mrs. Carole Vosdingh
D/M Ronald L. Waggoner
Mrs. Christine Walker
M/M Webster Walker
Carolyn Walker
Elizabeth G Waring
Mrs. Anne Waring
M/M W. David Maltzan
Miss Jo Ann Watkins
M/M Thomas R. Warner
M/M Everett L. Russell
M/M James C. Weaver
Alden Ronald Warner
Carolyn Watkins
W Edward Watts
M/M Melvin Wayne
Ernestine M Weaver
Marshall & Marie Weaver
Loyal Lend A Hand Cl Reddington CC Seymour IN
M/M Norman Weaver
M/M William M. Weaver
Jon Carlston Weinbarger
John F Weller
M/M Cary Bell
M/M Brian Brewer
M/M Walter Brewer
M/M James Davis
M/M Richard L. Davis
Peggy J. Deckard
M/M Norm Dungan
M/M Rick Dye
M/M Philip Eubanks
Mrs Frances Foland
M/M Danny D. Goins
Mark Goins Family
Louise Golden
M/M Wilbur Reid Jr
Darren Shore Family
M/M Scott Trueblood
D/M Gary E. Weedman
Donna Sue Wells
M/M Verle Maxwell
M/M George Wells Jr
Evelyn Wheeler
Mr. Glen V. Wheeler
Edwin White
New Vienna OH C of C
Leonard White III
M/M John T. Moore
M/M Leonard M. White
Paul & Mary White
M/M Herb Hunt
Elihu & Helen Widener
M/M Chris Widener
Frank Samuel Wilfinger
M/M Lea Earl Acuff
D/M David Eubanks
M/M J. Edward Hayes
Mrs. Nellie Mae Matlack
M/M Harry Randolph
Mrs. Charlotte Shoemaker
James Wilkins
M/M John Miller
Ward Willard
M/M John Miller
Carol Williams
M/M K. C. Blackmarr
Edward P Williams
Mrs. Georgia Williams
John Wiley Williams
M/M Lawson Hayes
Mr. John W. Williams II
Pauline Williams
Mrs. Susan Calderon
D/M David Eubanks
M/M Philip Eubanks
Mary H Halsey
Mrs. Mary Alice Hobson
M/M Wilbur Reid Jr
Mrs. Lola A. Roberson
Waterman Cove Independent Residents Tavares FL
D/M Gary E. Weedman
M/M Gary Woodhull
Rowena Eaddy Williams
M/M Lawson Hayes
Samuel & Jean Warfield Willman
M/M William Palmer
Clara Glass Willyard
Laura M. Boyer
Frieda Boyer Morgan
Dorothy Louise Wilson
M/M James E. Wilson
James A “Jim” Wilson
Mrs. Ramona Wilson
Teresa Gail Marion Wilson
M/M Vernon Funsch
Mrs. Bertha Magee
Dr. P. Eddy Wilson
Glenn D Wolfe
Scottsville CC Floyds Knobs IN
Charles Woods
D/M David Eubanks
Allen & Nona Worrell
M/M Bill Worrell
Don & Winnie Wright
M/M Ronald Bourland
M/M Lairy Nofsinger
Harold & Lottie Wroten
Ms. Lea N James
Mary Ellen Wymore
Mr. Richard Wymore
D/M Thomas A. Wymore
Ann West Yeagan
Mr. Glen V. Wheeler
Nadine Yeatts
Mr. J. Calvin Yeatts
Pauline Yoder
M/M Philip Eubanks
Dorothy F Young
Mr. Harry E Young
Edith Young
M/M James D. Jordan
Gary L Zeigler
Mrs. Judith Zeigler
Droze G Zembower
Mrs. Margaret Zembower
Beverly Zoppa
Gifts received from October 1, 2007- December 31, 2007
Gifts to Honor
Kevin & Lee Able
Kevin Able & Family
Tony & Diane Augsburger
Ted & Marie Avant
Amy Baker
Frank & Alice Baker
Steve & Donita Barbee & Family
Edna Blankenship
William “Bill” Blevins
M/M Norman Able
Mrs. Ruby Thomas
Raleigh C C Rushville IN
M/M Charles Wheeler
M/M Michael Panzer
M/M Hugh Lee
Mr. Kevin D. Spurlock
M/M Bert Scott Jr
Britney Barker Byrne
Donna Goble Barker
Beth Barker Houze
William “Bill” & Peggy Blevins
M/M Dale E. Dunlap
Jim & Betty Bobbitt
M/M Thomas Sadler
Chuck & Christy Bower
M/M Perry Carroll
Reggie & Linda Braziel
M/M Richard Smartnick
Carl & Glenda Bridges
M/M William Farmer
Summer Bridgman
Mrs. Rosalie S Bridgman
Delno & Lorraine Brown
Mrs. Rebekah Anne Brown
Betty Byrd
Encouraging Sisters in Christ Louisville KY
L D & Joyce Campbell
M/M Charles Hathaway
M/M Charles Holland
M/M Woodrow McPhetridge
Jim Capps
Carolyn Walker
Ralph & Theresa Carnathan
Floyd E Clark
Mr. Timothy W. Williams
Floyd & Clara Clark
Mrs. Betty L. Smith
Class of 1934
D/M W. Dennis Helsabeck
Class of 1945
M/M Lea Earl Acuff
Mrs. Nellie Mae Matlack
Mrs. Charlotte Shoemaker
Class of 1949
M/M Carl A. Alexander
Class of 1950
M/M Norman Able
Class of 1956
D/M Joseph D. Stump
Class of 1957
M/M Dwight Bechtel
Class of 1959
Class of 1962
Class of 1971
M/M Charles F. Webster
Class of 1974
M/M William P. Archer
Class of 1976
M/M Norman Darling
M/M Ron Hayes
M/M Rick Keck
M/M Gary L Kendall Sr
M/M Douglas E. Newhouse
Class of 1980
M/M Wayne Sayre
Class of 1981
Mrs. Joanie Parke
Mr. Dwight C. Price
Class of 1988
M/M Stephen E. Barbee
M/M Jeffrey Morris
M/M Tim Stonger
Class of 1991
M/M Stephen E. Barbee
Class of 1997
Shakesville C of C Bristol VA
Class of 2001
M/M Joe Gibson
Class of 2004
M/M Josh Berg
M/M Gary Boschain Jr
M/M M. Scott Heller
Miss Erin Maple
Miss Lola Weinreis
Class of 2005
M/M Jason Davis
Miss Elisabeth Johnson
Miss Olivia Jones
M/M Joshua M. Smith
M/M Randall Tonini
Class of 2006
M/M Jamin Bailey
Mr. Taylor Brown
Mr. Jeremiah Couch
Mr. Chris Farmer Jr
M/M Kenny Gooch
M/M Nathan D. Holt
Mr. Scott Kenworthy
M/M Nhu Nguyen
Mr. Christopher M. Smith
M/M Mark Sowder
Class of 2007
Miss Sarah Blair
Miss Micah Bumby
Miss Leslie Mattingly
Mr. Jason McGill
Mr. Joe Mueller
M/M J Matthew Priest
M/M Andrew J. Raymond
M/M Kyle Thompson
Class of 2009
Mr. Brent Bradley
Miss Kristin M. Lanser
Class of 2010
Amy Kannady
Joe & Helen Cobb
Verona (MS) CC
Mr. & Mrs. Paul T Coleman
M/M Thomas M. Joyce Jr
Alison Compton
Derek Cornett
Mrs. James P. Pearson
Joyce Couch
Daniel James Wilson
Avonlea Crawford
Tracey Crawford
Gene & Jackie Crosser
Mr. Kevin D. Spurlock
Darwin & Joan Cyphers
Mr. Donald W Garner
Daugherty & Jack Families of McMinn County TN
D/M J. Patrick Daugherty
Glen & Mary Daugherty
M/M Ed Jeffries
M/M Harold Waddle
Mr & Mrs Jimmy Davis
M/M Bobby Wolfe
Dean & Judy Davis
Mrs. Bonnie Coffey
M/M James D. Davis
Darrell & June Deck
M/M Willie Waters
Ben & Jennie Diehl
M/M David Eunson
Stella Dollar
M/M D. G. Collier
Matthew Douthitt
M/M Norman Downs
Gene & Frances Dudley
Linda S. Weaver
Ryan & Hope East
Mr. Lloyd Wilson
Pamela England
M/M Paul Johnson
David & Mary Faith Enyart
M/M David A. Reid
Melissa Esper
M/M Harold Thompson
David & Margaret Eubanks
D/M Delno Brown
M/M LaRue Cleveland
M/M Paul T. Coleman
East Side CC Elizabethton TN
M/M David Eubanks Jr
Family of John W & Mary Jones
Friendly Workers Cl Newport TN
Home Federal Bank Knoxville TN
Mrs. Alma Matlock
M/M John Miller
M/M Kenneth G Mitchell
M/M Rufus Peer
Mr. Dwight C. Price
M/M Robert Robertson
M/M E.M. Sams
M/M Robert Sibert
M/M John Sichting
M/M Joel Stauffer
Women’s Miss Society Newport TN
Philip & Nancy Eubanks
M/M Lanis E. Kineman
Dan Farrer
Mrs. Della Farrer
Bob Farrer
Mrs. Della Farrer
Edward & Billye Joyce Fine
Loraine A Oliver
Mark Fish
Mrs. Theatrice Fish
Tim, Chris, & Hanna Fisher
Julia Snow
Rick Flener
Mrs. Sue Flener
Wanda Ford
Miss Virginia Taylor
Anita Foster
M/M D. G. Collier
Anthony Fowler
M/M John Lipp
Maria Yurgaitis
Bill & Myra Fowler
M/M Tim Quick
Ina France
M/M Floyd White
Margaret Tillotson Fuller
Hubert H & Betsy F Jackson
Paul & Lori Gearhardt
M/M Thomas Lesh
Johnathon Gottfried
Mrs. Dora A Johnson
Grandchildren
Mrs. Marcia Pruett
Family Members
Mrs. Weldon J. Stevens
Greg Grant
Teena Green
East Win CC Memphis TN
Terry & Gayle Green
M/M Jack Klendworth
Dr Bill Gwaltney
M/M Samuel R. Lloyd
Ben & Louise Hackett
M/M Rusty Farrell
Eugene & Joyce Hardison
M/M F. Wes Moore
Shirley Hasty
Mrs. Rose R Frank
Grant W Hawkins
Mrs Reva Mae Hawkins
Herb & Peggy Heck
Miss Jennifer Heck
Mildred C Heck
Dennis & Eleanor “Cookie” Helsabeck
Mr. Dennis Helsabeck Jr
Clarence & Bea Herrin
M/M John Callaway
M/M Wyatt Scoles
Michael Hogg
M/M Hubert Hogg
Jack R Hudson
M/M J. W. Exley III
Guyton (GA) CC
Jennifer Jackaway
M/M William R. Dillow
JBC Trustees
M/M Paul T. Coleman
M/M Harlon Coy
M/M Ed Jeffries
M/M Glen W. Daugherty
Grace Johnson
Geraldine Bailey
Jessie Jones
M/M Chris Widener
Sue Jones
Mrs. Della Farrer
James D Jordan
Joseph W. and Helen E. Melton
Jack & Jo Kelley
M/M Paul T. Coleman
Sheldon & Judy Kelley
M/M Thomas Sadler
Jim Ketchen
M/M Roger D. Cummings
John & Marsha Ketchen
M/M Warren Gordon
William & Mary Ruth Kidd
M/M Ralph Bounds
Ken & Marsha Krulish
M/M Thomas Sadler
Connie Litts
M/M Ralph Bounds
Ruth Evelyn Lovell
Jack Lowe
M/M Bob Manes
Raymond Martin
M/M D. G. Collier
M/M Harry Randolph
M/M Dave Manes
M/M E. Eugene Grasham
Ms. Rebecca A. Hamm
Bob & Mary Lou Martin
Mrs. Shirley Hasty
Larry T McAdams
Kathy C Hopper
Dr. Stan McDaniel
M/M Timothy West
Richard McGuirk
M/M Jonathan Absher
Delia Faulk McLinden
Bill & Tami Meaige
M/M Daniel L. Harp
Grant & Norma Miller
M/M E.M. Sams
Keith & Wilma Morrical
D/M Daryl Morrical
James Reece & Sue Morris
M/M Johnny Morris
Johnny & Allene Morris
M/M James R. Morris
Roy & Linda Norville
Mr. William Robert Telle
Jonathan & Susan Ogburn
M/M Gary Ogburn
George & Berneice Overdorf
M/M William Paul
Kenneth Overdorf
East Union CC Atlanta IN
Ken & Becky Overdorf
M/M Rick L. Absher
M/M Mike Baker
M/M Ralph Bounds
D/M Daniel L. Overdorf
M/M William Paul
M/M Jim Tweedy
Hazel Parsons
Brandon Peak
M/M William Peak
Greta Pearson
Mr Wayne Pearson
Paul W Peer
New Hope C of C Johnson City TN
Mike & Connie Percifield
M/M Paul Johnson
Jimmie Phillips
Mr Gene Phillips
Miss Jill Carroll
M/M Jeffrey Messinger
Harry & Gail Pitts
Greenwood (IN) CC
M/M Scott Pitts
M/M James R Pleasant Jr
M/M Luther Gilkey Jr
E Ann Powell
M/M Bradley L Burkholder
M/M Jon Powell
Mayo Proctor
M/M Larry Proctor
Josh Purdy
M/M Clarence Hopkins
Harry & Theresa Randolph
M/M Lloyd Mann
Wilbur & Linda Reid
M/M C. Max Farlow
M/M David A. Reid
M/M E.M. Sams
Marguerite Richhart
E Lorrene Wetzel
Brian & Julie Richmond
M/M Charles Ronan
M/M Jim Tweedy
Carl & Marty Roudebush
M/M John Paul Duncan Jr
Bob Russell
M/M Richard R. Barker
LEAVING A
LEGACY
FOR CHRIST
The following individuals passed
away, leaving gifts from their
estates to Johnson Bible College.
Their influence for Christ will
continue in perpetuity through the
ministries of JBC students.
Winona Baker
Edith Cross
Carl “Bud” Crowe
Doris Davis
Stafford Davis
James and Dorothy Gamble
Albert Garwood
Ray Hankins
Betty Jackson
Charles R. McCoy
Robert Shaw
Pauline Williams
Pauline Hurst Yoder
If you would like information on how
you can include JBC in your will or
estate plan, contact Philip Eubanks
in the Office of Gift Planning at
(865)251-2214.
THE JOHNSON
LEGACY SOCIETY
Gifts to Honor continued...
At this year’s North American
Christian Convention we invite
you to gather at the beautiful
Churchill’s Tea Room for an
event reserved exclusively for the
wives of ministers.
and
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Author
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speaker Liz Curtis Higgs–the
Joe & Betty Ryals
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Mike & Amber Sawyer
happy wife of Bill and proud
Liz
Curtis
Higgs
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Mary Scott
mother of two college students,
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Hazel N Shell
Matt and Lilly–shares
entertaining
and
uplifting
stories
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Ed & Pat Simon
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Jean Ann Singh
from the home front, reminding her sisters in ministry
Jimmy & Lisa Smartnick
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
of
how
God
is
ever
present
in
their
busy
lives.
Richard & Myrtle Smartnick
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M/M Tom Bell
M/M Herman Breitenstein
M/M Harry A. Bryan
M/M Calvin L. Carrithers
Mrs. Martha R. Evans
Mrs. Wilma Gaslin
M/M James A. Kratt
Mrs. Aurilla Lesley
M/M George E. Schupp
D/M Edward L. W. Scofield
Southeast CC Louisville KY
D/M Stephen P. Wright
M/M Thomas Sadler
M/M Marion D. Headlee
Mr Charles H. Schmidt
M/M Bert Scott Jr
M/M Harold Schmitt
Mrs. Nina R Martin
Miss Margaret A. Simon
M/M Richard Smartnick
M/M Reid G. Sadler
Matt & Heather Smith
M/M Rick L. Absher
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
 Conston S Spradlin
M/M Samuel Smithwick
John
&
Madonna
Spratt
Dorothy
Trexler Pilley
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Ralph & Ricki Sproles
Mrs. Renea Bennett
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M/M Perry Carroll
Mrs. Kathleen Merritt
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LeRoy & Betty Spruill
M/M Joseph D. Lawson Jr
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Rod Stringer
M/M Harold Stringer
Martin & Brenda Stump
M/M Jack Klendworth
Lewis Styons
M/M Eugene Brockley
Lewis & Janet Styons
M/M Robert Garrison
Chris & Adriane Suder
M/M Joseph E. Suder

Jerry & Mary Sweitzer
Mrs. Barbara Westmoreland
M/M Walter F. Spainhour
Margaret Tedder
Albert
E
Thomas
Sr
M/M James A. Thomas
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M/M Gayle Thompson & Family
Mrs. Renea Bennett
 M/M Shelton Thompson
M/M Dave Manes
M/M Vernon Thompson & Family
Mrs. Renea Bennett
Angeline
Trumpore
Mrs.
Elizabeth
J Trumpore
Sponsored jointly by Johnson Bible College and Cincinnati Christian University
Harold & Michelle Twellman
Mrs. Ralph Jack
Alex Tyson
D/M Alexander Tyson
David Tyson
D/M Alexander Tyson
Leigh Tyson
D/M Alexander Tyson
V K Vose
M/M Thomas Chmielewski
Mark and Rebecca Vose Sedig
Don & Jane Wallace
M/M Perry Carroll
Herbert Watkins
Miss Jo Ann Watkins
Bill & Clara Mae Weaver
M/M David R. Branco
Dr Gary Weedman
M/M Michael D. Booher
M/M Jerry E. Nash
Gary & Janis Weedman
M/M Paul T. Coleman
M/M Harlon Coy
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M/M Thomas M. Joyce Jr
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M/M Ross Logan
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M/M Kenneth G Mitchell

M/M Carl Smith
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M/M Ralph Sproles

Women’s Miss Society Newport TN
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M/M Ross Logan
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
M/M Paul Johnson
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Phyllis White
New Vienna (OH) C of C
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Vic & Peggy Whited
Washington Ave CC Savannah GA
 Jeff & Julie Whitlock
M/M Fred Daniel
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East Win CC Memphis TN
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Sam & Betty Widener
M/M Chris Widener
Joe Widner
Carolyn Walker
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Rudy & Raye Williams
M/M Thomas Sadler
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James A “Jim” Wilson
Mrs. Ramona Wilson

Philip T Wilson
M/M J. L. Thomas Wilson
Charles & Ruth Wingfield
Mrs. Margaret Brand
Charles Wingfield
Mrs. Dorothy Davis
Dr Tim Wingfield
M/M James Bostic
Tim & Joy Wingfield
M/M Ralph Bounds
Josh & Mandee Winrotte
M/M Clark Winrotte
Glenn Wright
Mrs. Kathryn J. Turner
Tim & Dawn Yates
M/M Kerry Schultz
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at Churchill’s
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Room
Tea
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3:30 p.m.
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Tickets are required – free – and limited
For more information visit
www.nacctheconnectingplace.org
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Hosted by Judy Russell
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June 2-6 June 9-13
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For more information contact the
Johnson Bible College Development Office
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Senior Saints in the Smokies
Ministers’
Wives’ Tea
Bob Russell
865-251-2226
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e-mail: [email protected]
or online at www.jbc.edu/seniorsaints
THE BLUE AND WHITE is published four times each
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It is sent free to alumni and friends of the College.
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Rehabilitation Act of 1973. Grievances should be
directed to Lee Richardson at office 221 in the
Phillips-Welshimer Building or by calling him at
865-573-4517.
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