North Carolina Center for the Advancement of Teaching.

              nccat THE NORTH CAROLINA CENTER FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF TEACHING
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WINTER NEWSLETTER • VOLUME 23 • NUMBER 1 • Februar y 2010
Studies show that students taught by National
Board Certified Teachers outperform their peers on
achievement tests, have a deeper understanding of
content, and have higher gains in achievement. For
fourteen consecutive years, North Carolina has led the
nation in the number of teachers who have achieved
National Board certification.
National Board Certified Teachers become leaders in
the teaching profession, using what they learned through
the National Board certification process to improve their
classrooms and schools. According to Governor Beverly
Perdue, “National Board Certified Teachers are essential
to helping transform North Carolina’s schools.”
Since 1997, the North Carolina Center for the
Advancement of Teaching has been providing National
Board Support Seminars that have served more than
5,000 candidates. Because many of these teachers have
gone on to become candidate support providers through
NCCAT, the state’s initial investment has been well
leveraged, building a national reputation of dedication to
quality public education for North Carolina.
For the past five years, the Golden LEAF
Foundation has provided major support for NCCAT’s
National Board Support Seminars. “The Golden
LEAF Foundation is please to support NCCAT’s work
to increase the number of National Board Certified
Teachers,” said Golden LEAF Foundation President
Dan Gerlach. “This investment will help make North
Carolina globally competitive by improving teaching
and student learning.”
Doyle Nicholson, a National Board Certified Teacher in
mathematics at Mount Tabor High School, said, “I was so
thankful for the help I received as a candidate at NCCAT
that I wanted to give that help to others. I love working
with adult learners and pushing their thinking to a new
level.” In addition to being a candidate support provider
at NCCAT, Nicholson also serves as a “virtual coach” for
candidates through the Center for Teaching Quality.
Martha Brown, a National Board Certified Teacher
at Cameron Park Elementary School, wanted to give
something back. “As soon as I was certified, I contacted
Mary Kay Cooley at NCCAT,” she said. Cooley, assistant
program director at NCCAT, has overseen NCCAT’s
National Board support program since 2000. “By working
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Tony Sapp, who teaches calculus and algebra at Charles D. Owen High School in Buncombe County, achieved National Board certification after
attending an NCCAT National Board Support Seminar. Sapp, a frequent candidate support provider at NCCAT, said, “National Board certification is
a powerful professional development tool. Initially it made my teaching better, but it also opened doors to new leadership roles.”
NCCAT National Board partnerships
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with other candidate support providers at NCCAT, my
skills have grown significantly and now I lead pre-candidacy
workshops for The Collaborative Project of the
Public School Forum of North Carolina,” Brown said.
In January 2010, NCCAT, the North Carolina
Association of Educators, the Department of Public
Instruction (DPI), and the National Board for Professional
Teaching Standards partnered to sponsor a training session
for National Board Certified Teachers in the western region
of the state for teachers seeking certification.
Ultimately, NCCAT’s commitment to the National
Board certification process is recognized well beyond our
state. In 2000, when Dr. Beverly Melenyzer at California
University of Pennsylvania wanted to create a program
to promote National Board certification in her state, she
reached out to NCCAT. With a grant from State Farm
Insurance, Melenyzer and a colleague came to NCCAT
to train with Mary Kay Cooley. “NCCAT was a strong
mentor,” Melenyzer said. “We would not be where we are
today in Pennsylvania without NCCAT.”
Over the past decade, Melenyzer and Cooley have
The 2004 study titled “Learning from Leadership:
Investigating the Links to Improve Student
Learning” found that principals have a positive
impact on student achievement when they support
learning communities in which teachers share
a common focus on student learning and have
opportunities for professional development.
Through NCCAT’s Principal Scholars Initiative
in partnership with DPI, public school principals
are able to participate in an NCCAT seminar,
enhancing their understanding of NCCAT’s
instructional programming as well as reaping
the benefits of the professional and intellectual
development an NCCAT seminar provides.
Recently, Principal Whitney Bisbing of Moyock
Elementary School in Currituck County joined a
group of teachers at NCCAT’s Ocracoke campus
for the seminar “Women in Aviation: Pioneers of
Courage.” The seminar explored the rich history of women
in flight, the physics of aviation, and the metaphors of the
challenge embodied in flight. “We learned so much about
the women who have influenced the history of aviation in
our country, both past and present heroines,” Bisbing said.
During the week, Bisbing and her fellow educators
performed a pre-flight check with a pilot, learned the
geometry of navigation from a sailor, followed a compass
Working together: Principals and teachers help students soar
course, and met the all-female crew of a Navy MH-60S
Knighthawk helicopter. “We learned science, history,
social studies, math, and language arts all at the same
time,” Bisbing said.
Throughout the seminar, Bisbing kept a detailed blog
that was followed by her elementary school audience. “I
think it is very valuable for my students and teachers to see
me as a teacher and a learner,” Bisbing said.
conducted studies, one on the value of having National
Board Certified Teachers serve as mentors to student
teachers and another on the leadership styles of National
Board Certified Teachers who became principals. “These
principals understand what it takes to be an accomplished
teacher,” Cooley said.
This year, more than 6,000 teachers in North Carolina
are working toward National Board certification. NCCAT’s
National Board Support Seminars and the statewide
network of candidate support providers will help ensure
that our state’s teachers who strive to achieve this hard-won
designation become better educators through the process.
“I have taught for fifteen years,” said Jeannie Ransone,
who teaches health at Sanderson High School. Ransone
came to an NCCAT National Board Support Seminar in
December 2008 and achieved certification in November
2009; she later returned to NCCAT in her new role as a
candidate support provider. “Going through the process of
National Board certification is one of the best things I have
ever done. It has made me a better teacher and surrounded
me with people who are motivated to be the best.”
Principal Whitney Bisbing of Moyock Elementary School in Currituck County
(center) with a team of Navy pilots (left to right): LCDR Shannon Martin,
AW3 Soonja Tyrell, LT Chandra Newman, AW2 Haley Dunham,
AWSC Lindaleah Johnson, LT Tara Feher.
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With generous support from the North Carolina Automobile Deal-ers
Association (NCADA), NCCAT developed the seminar “World
in Motion: Careers and Creativity in the Car Industry.” The seminar
brought together career and technical education, math, science, art,
and history teachers to explore the history of automobile manufac-turing
and design, examine the importance of motor sports to our
region, and learn real-world applications in science, mathematics,
and engineering.
“By covering varied topics within the automobile industry, the
seminar was able to show teachers firsthand how multiple disciplines
support and are needed to grow this industry and thus the economy
of our state,” said Dr. Jonathan Wade, the center fellow who designed
and conducted the seminar. “With this knowledge, they can help their
students connect what they are learning in class to a career path that
excites and motivates them.”
From the intricately programmed and choreographed movements
of robots building cars for BMW to the carefully controlled processes
used by Michelin to make safe tires, the teachers saw how mathemat-ics
and science are harnessed and used by engineers and others.
Teachers also found lessons in business, marketing, leadership,
and teamwork at NASCAR’s Performance Instruction and Training
Facility. “Not everyone in our group was a NASCAR fan, but the
training session opened all our minds to the complexity of the sport
and the automobile industry as a whole,” said Danny Johnson, an
automotive service technology teacher at Northampton County High
School–East. “They shared with us statistics regarding pit stops and
how what happens at stops affects the race outcome. Teamwork was
emphasized. Most of my students are NASCAR fans, and this will
illustrate the importance of teamwork for them.”
At the seminar, Johnson was happily surprised to reunite with two
colleagues who also teach automotive technology—Ricky Lewis of
James B. Dudley High School in Greensboro and
Robert “Tiny” Salley of the Career and Technical
Educational Magnet School of Wilkes County.
The three originally met at NCCAT in 1996 at
the seminar “Electric Vehicles: The Shock Heard
Round the World.”
“I remember that seminar like it was yester-day;
it was very inspiring,” said Johnson, who
now teaches an electric vehicle class. “In fact,
Ricky and I attend an electric vehicle rally that
our students host each year.”
As to the mix of teachers and disciplines
explored at “World in Motion: Careers and
Creativity in the Car Industry,” Johnson said,
“There were many ideas shared. It is always good to get different
perspectives. It is through these types of learning experiences that we
are able to grow as professionals and become better teachers in our
chosen areas.”
“World in Motion” puts learning in high gear
As part of the Pit Crew Challenge, North Carolina teachers
participate in a unique team building program that
combines hands-on, experiential learning with interactive
classroom sessions. Pictured above are three automotive
service technology teachers (left to right): Ricky Lewis
of James B. Dudley High School in Greensboro, Robert
“Tiny” Salley of the Career and Technical Educational
Magnet School in Wilkes County, and Danny Johnson of
Northampton County High School–East in Conway. These
three met in 1996 at NCCAT’s “Electric Vehicles: The Shock
Heard Round the World” seminar and reunited last fall at
NCCAT’s “World in Motion: Careers and Creativity in the
Car Industry” seminar, which was sponsored by NCADA.
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Teachers discover new ways to help students think
creatively, solve problems, and use technology.
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By a unanimous vote, Linda S. Suggs of Morrisville
was elected chair of the NCCAT Board of Trustees at
the board’s April 2009 meeting. Grace M. Edwards of
Henrico was elected vice chair. During the October 2009
board meeting, two new appointments to the board were
sworn in: Judge Willis P. Whichard of Chapel Hill and
Barbara Hardy of Kitty Hawk. Both Whichard and Hardy
were each appointed for one four-year term. In addition,
Dr. William Harrison, chairman of the State Board of
Education, became an ex officio member of the NCCAT
Board of Trustees.
Suggs succeeds Dr. Kenneth W. Wells of Manteo as
board chair. Edwards follows Cherri Cheek of Ocean Isle
as vice chair. Both Wells and Cheek rotated off the NCCAT
Board of Trustees on June 30, after eight dynamic years
of service. Both have generously agreed to continue their
support of NCCAT by serving on the Board of Directors
for the Development Foundation of NCCAT Inc.
Suggs brings an opportune skill set to her new position
as chair of the NCCAT Board of Trustees. Her career
in education began as a middle school teacher in Wake
County Public Schools and included service as Section
Chief of school personnel support at the Department of
Public Instruction, associate executive director for the
North Carolina Association of School Administrators, and
legislative director for the North Carolina State Board of
Education. She currently consults for the Bill and Melinda
Gates Foundation. “I am excited and deeply honored
to work with NCCAT’s wonderful Board of Trustees to
support North Carolina teachers,” Suggs said. “Our mission
is vital, and we strive to provide teachers with great experi-ences
as they connect with colleagues and improve their
instructional practice. No other state provides this rich
opportunity for its teachers; I am proud that North Carolina
does, and I am ever grateful to our legislature for its vision
in supporting this wonderful opportunity for our state’s
teachers.”
Suggs elected chair, new Board of Trustees members sworn in
Barbara Hardy and Judge Willis P. Whichard were sworn in to the North
Carolina Center for the Advancement of Teaching Board of Trustees
during the semi-annual board meeting last October. Pictured here (left
to right): Linda Suggs, chair of the NCCAT Board of Trustees; Hardy;
Judge Whichard; and Dr. Mary McDuffie, NCCAT executive director.
ELIZABETH A. GILLESPIE
Throughout American history, events have occured that
left many people wondering what really happened. Perhaps
nowhere is this so starkly apparent than in the myth and
mystique that surround the presidency and assassination of
John F. Kennedy.
NCCAT’s “Camelot: The Myth and Mystique of the
Kennedy Years” seminar began with an informative history
of the Kennedy family and a discussion of the politics of
that time. Melinda Ratchford, associate professor of educa-tion
at Belmont Abbey College, put history in the teachers’
hands by dividing them into small groups and giving each
group one of the many conspiracy theories surrounding the
assassination of President Kennedy to defend. Guided by
Ratchford, the teachers conducted research on their theories
using primary sources, and then each group presented its
rationale as to why its theory was feasible.
Teachers concluded the seminar with more than new-found
knowledge about the Kennedy era. They were filled
with renewed enthusiasm for active learning and active
teaching. “This seminar has taught me new ways to
approach history and keep my students engaged,” said
Jameka Satterwhite, who teaches at Southern Middle
School in Person County. Christy Kennedy, who teaches at
Elizabeth Elementary School in Cleveland County, added,
“I am on fire with ideas for my classroom.”
Kennedy era sparks debate—and much more
A. Craig Phillips “Old Fossil” Golf Tournament on June 15 at Southern Pines
For more information, please email foundation@nccat.org or call Jim Simeon at 910-693-9910.
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20Ho0no9r Roll of Donors
Honor Roll of Donors
We are pleased to recognize all 2008–2009 donors to the
Development Foundation of the North Carolina Center
for the Advancement of Teaching, Inc. In this report we
celebrate all that you have done to make the year a great
success. We feel fortunate to have all of you as a part of
our NCCAT family and a friend to education.
We were careful in preparing this report, which lists
donations made between July 1, 2008 and June 30,
2009, when our fiscal year ended. Please note that all gifts
after June 30, 2009, will be listed next year. If you need
to report an error or omission, please contact:
Donor Report
Development Foundation of NCCAT Inc.
276 NCCAT Drive
Cullowhee, NC 28723
or email us at foundation@nccat.org.
2008–2009
Annual Fund Volunteer Leaders
State Co-Chairs
• Diana Dagenhart, Catawba County
• Starla Sherman, Johnston County
Northeast
• Charlotte Gupton,
Pitt County
• Rendy King,
Dare County
Southeast
• Sharon Baugus,
Carteret County
• Rebecca Ingram,
Onslow County
Central
• Virginia Byrne,
Wake County
• Gatsy Eason,
Nash County
South Central
• Mary Ann Hardee,
Fort Bragg
• Vicki Haislip,
Lee County
North Central
• Sharon Goedeck,
Randolph County
• Kathy Rucker,
Winston-Salem/Forsyth
Southwest
• Sadie Broome,
Gaston County
• Patricia Madar,
Charlotte/Mecklenburg
Northwest
• John Griffin,
Catawba County
• Sarah Pyles,
Ashe County
West
• Sara Davis,
Graham County
• Jackie Burris,
Asheville City
2008–2009 Benefactors
During 2008–2009, the following
individuals, businesses and organizations
gave leadership gifts of $1,000 or more:
Jim and Mary Jo Allen, Ahoskie
Laurin L. Baker, Canton
Frank and Wendy Block,Wrightsville Beach
Erskine B. Bowles, Charlotte
Robert and Melanie Black, Mount Holly
Burrus Flying Services, Ocracoke
Capitol Broadcasting, Raleigh
Capital Investor Group, Durham
Larry and Cherri Cheek, Ocean Isle Beach
Bobby and Mariana Clampett, Raleigh
Marcia Cline, Nags Head
Coast Capital Management,Spring Lake,NJ
Tommy D. Coleman, Kernersville
Conference on Jewish Material Claims
Against Germany Inc., New York, NY
Jay and Renée Coward, Webster
Adelaide Coy, Palm City, FL
Dark Cove Pottery and Farm, Cullowhee
Diamonds Direct, Charlotte
Duke Energy Foundation, Charlotte
Eastern MDM Services Inc, Rich Square
Elizabeth Ellison Watercolors, Bryson City
Mary Eveland and Paul Griffin, Asheville
William K. Gary and Associates,
Mount Holly
GlaxoSmithKline Community Partnerships,
Research Triangle Park
Golden LEAF Foundation, Rocky Mount
Great Smoky Mountains Railroad,
Bryson City
Harrah’s Cherokee Casino&Hotel,Cherokee
John M. Highsmith and Sandra Hayes, Clyde
Leonard G. Herring, North Wilkesboro
David L. Holt, Fairview
Jarrett House, Dillsboro
Phillip J. Kirk Jr., Raleigh
Learning Together Company, Greensboro
Deanna and Jim Lee, Charlotte
Lions Jewelers, Charlotte
William Ivey Long, New York, NY
Richard Mandel, Wilmington
Martin County Committee of 100,
Williamston
Mary McDuffie and Ted Gasper, Cullowhee
William and Deni McIntyre, Winston-Salem
Robert and Cama Merritt, Winston-Salem
North Carolina Association of Educators,
Raleigh
North Carolina Automobile Dealers
Association, Raleigh
North Carolina Department of Public
Instruction, Raleigh
North Carolina Public Radio–WUNC,
Chapel Hill
North Carolina Research and Education
Network, Research Triangle Park
Ocracoke Civic and Business
Association Inc., Ocracoke
Walter and Beth Pancoe, Wilmington
Partnership for Excellence, Cary
Roger G. Penland, West Lebanon, NH
Richard and Lynda Petty, Randleman
Pinehurst Resort and Spa,
Village of Pinehurst
Lorraine and Greg Pritchard, Libertyville,IL
Public School Forum of North Carolina,
Raleigh
W. Trent Ragland, Raleigh
Marshall Rauch, Gastonia
The Hon. R. Eugene and Jean Rogers,
Williamston
SAS Institute Inc., Cary
Alfred and Anita Schnog, Wilmington
Richard A. Schwartz, Raleigh
Brian and Pandora Shaw, Raleigh
Betty Shotten, Ocracoke
Jim and Emilie Simeon, Southern Pines
Guy and Melinda Smith, Lexington
Linda and Jack Suggs, Morrisville
The Hon. A. B. Swindell, Nashville
The Fairmont Washington DC,
Washington, DC
The Golden Corral Charitable Fund,
Raleigh
The Goodnight Educational Foundation,
Cary
The Hon. Lacy and Dorothy Thornburg,
Webster
UNC-TV, Research Triangle Park
Visiting International Faculty, Chapel Hill
Kenneth and Donna Wells, Manteo
Western Carolina University Foundation,
Cullowhee
The Hon. Willis and Leona Whichard,
Chapel Hill
Zaki Oriental Rugs, High Point
Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation,
Winston-Salem
2008–2009 Donors
Board of Trustees
Erskine B. Bowles, Charlotte
Cherri G.Cheek, Ocean Isle Beach
Wanda P. Dawson, Kinston
Grace M. Edwards, Henrico
R. Scott Griffin, Mount Holly
J. Ferrel Guillory, Raleigh
John M. Highsmith, Clyde
Lee Lewis Leidy, Elizabeth City
Mary D. McDuffie, Cullowhee
Harold L. Martin, Chapel Hill
Guy P. Smith, Lexington
Linda S. Suggs, Morrisville
Kenneth W. Wells, Manteo
Foundation Board
Development Foundation
Mary Jo Allen, Ahoskie
William L. Cassell, Greensboro
James K. Coward Jr., Sylva
Phillip J. Kirk Jr., Raleigh
Deanna K. Lee, Charlotte
William Ivey Long, New York, NY
Mary D. McDuffie, Cullowhee
William H. McIntyre, Winston-Salem
Robert E. Merritt, Winston-Salem
Judy S. Phillips, Cary
Shirley B. Prince, Wilmington
The Hon. R. Eugene Rogers, Williamston
Richard A. Schwartz, Raleigh
Jim R. Simeon, Southern Pines
Richard L. Thompson, Chapel Hill
Dorothy T. Thornburg, Webster
N. Edward Tucker Jr., Charlotte
The Hon. Willis P. Whichard, Chapel Hill
NCCAT Alumni
Claudia H. Aaron, Burlington
Jennifer H. Abrams, Greenville
Virginia H. Achey, Greensboro
Anne B. Adams, Winston-Salem
Cheryl J. Adams, Winterville
Helen P. Adams, Raleigh
Linda J. Adams, Greensboro
Kimberly A. Adcox, Lumberton
Wanda C. Aguirre, Lumberton
Robert G. Aldous, Concord
Pamela B. Aldridge,
Pleasant Garden
Steven E. Alexander, Gastonia
Teresa P. Alford, Monroe
Delores P. Ali, Timberlake
Andrea S. Allen, Summerfield
Dale W. Allen, Raleigh
Jo Ann Allen, Greenville
Lola Jane Lurvey Alligood,
Washington
Renee Alman, Raleigh
Shirley C. Alpers, Greenville
Anita G. Alston, Goldsboro
Sarah F. Ambrose, Jamesville
Gail C. Anderson, New Bern
Jenny L. Anderson, Concord
Kenneth H. Anderson,
Kernersville
Mary Ellen Andrews, Jacksonville
Alice W. Angell, Greensboro
Cecelia D.Antahades, Greensboro
Betty B. Anthony, Winston-Salem
Cynthia W. Armfield, Lexington
Elizabeth Q. Armstrong,
Southern Pines
Sonia Armstrong, Raleigh
Marcia E. Arnholt, Fayetteville
Christine L. Arnold, Washington
Jane W. Arrington, Blowing Rock
Kimberly M. Atkins, Dobson
Cornelia F. Atkinson, Goldsboro
Rosanne V. Atkinson,
Jacksonville
Barbara B. Atwell, Salisbury
Carolyn B. Atwell, Morganton
Kimbra J. Audette, Raleigh
Gwendolyn H. Austin, Ocracoke
Debra G. Avery, Pine Level
Barbara P. Aycock, Newland
Susan W. Bachmeier, Grover
Lisa B. Bacon, Sylva
Amanda L. Baggett, Cary
Alyce H. Bagshaw, Yadkinville
William M. Baker, Lenoir
Patricia Balboni, Wilmington
Betsy S. Baldwin, Winston-Salem
Beverly P. Ballard, Hampstead
Freda Ballard, Manteo
Janet P. Banks, Burnsville
Susan R. Banks, Clayton
Marisa J. Barbaza, Durham
Robert S. Barden, Fayetteville
Yolanda Barham, Raleigh
Elizabeth H. Barlow, Roxboro
Denise E. Barnes, Lexington
Lillar S. Barnes, Raleigh
Wanda W. Barnes, Goldsboro
Terri M. Barringer, Richfield
Frances P. Barron, New Bern
Thomas F. Bartik, Greenville
Patti J. Bartlett, Cary
Jane R. Bateman, Washington
Janice F. Bateman, Smithfield
Wilma H. Bates, Greensboro
Vicky O. Batten, Wilson
Sharon P. Baugus, Newport
Kenille B. Baumgardner,
Wake Forest
Denise Baxter-Yoder, Lincolnton
Susan M. Bazemore, Eure
Betsy J. Beals, Cary
Rosemary T. Beard, Salisbury
Alice P. Beasley, Mooresville
Anne M. Beavan, Greensboro
Christopher A. Beaver, Concord
Deborah Beavers, Zebulon
Linda J. Beddard, Washington
Sheila T. Beeker, Lincolnton
Debra Beeson, Randleman
Michael Behen, Wilmington
Sheryl W. Belk, Mount Ulla
Bertha B. Bell, Supply
Cynthia W. Bell, Bahama
Karen A. Bell, Shelby
Veronica R. Bell, Oak City
Gregory A. Bender, Seagrove
Verna Benfield, Greensboro
Howard E. Bennick, Ocracoke
Bonnie J. Berlin, Winston-Salem
Dale W. Berns, Wake Forest
Douglas R. Best, Lucama
Deborah S. Bevilacqua, Charlotte
Ava P. Bevins, Wilmington
Alison W. Bewley, Holly Springs
Daniel K. Bibb, Winston-Salem
Betty J. Bickford, Fletcher
Karin M. Binkley,
Winston-Salem
Susan T. Bizzell, Lexington
Laura Z. Black, Conover
Cynthia W. Blackburn, Hickory
Susan M. Blackley, Morrisville
Heather B. Blackwell,
Cape Carteret
Kristin E. Blake, Biscoe
Sandra S. Blake, Burgaw
Linda M. Blakely, Statesville
Kathy B. Blalock, China Grove
Ashley D. Blevins, Charlotte
Jane J. Blevins, Youngsville
Nancy B. Bloom, Charlotte
Sylvia H. Blue, Pembroke
Gayle L. Bohlen, Waxhaw
Nora S. Bolick, Denver
Elizabeth H. Bonitz, Pittsboro
Harry P. Booth, Charlotte
Veronica M. Borders, Greensboro
Carolyn C. Boswell, Reidsville
Irma B. Boulden, Nashville
Glenda B. Bowen, Goldsboro
Vicki C. Bowers, Clinton
Amy D. Boyd, Greenville
Heather V. Boyd, Murfreesboro
Johnnie W. Boyette, Pink Hill
Judy S. Boyette, Four Oaks
Mary Kay Bradshaw, Plymouth
Janet L. Brady, Siler City
Patricia S. Brame, Dobson
Terrilyn T. Brantley, Elm City
Sue G. Brattain, Wingate
Joan H. Bray, Greenville
Wanda B. Brett-Jordan,
Kitty Hawk
Polly A. Bridge, Jacksonville
Sally L. Bridges, Clemmons
Charlene N. Brienza,
Emerald Isle
Susan S. Briggs, Asheville
Pamela L. Brillisour, Leicester
Janet A. Brinker, Concord
Sharon B. Brinn, Belhaven
Rhonda M. Bristow, Troy
Marjorie T. Britt, Cary
Patricia S. Britt, Elizabeth City
Rebecca B. Brittle, Greenville
Salinder Broady, Nashville
Robert A. Brogden, Carrboro
Christy B. Brooks, Durham
Edward F. Brooks, Chapel Hill
Lerah J. Brooks, Siler City
Muriel R. Brooks, Fayetteville
S. Craig Brooks, Jonesville
Virginia W. Brooks, Chapel Hill
Sadie A. Broome, Cherryville
Teresa D. Broome,
Winston-Salem
Jo D. Browder, Lexington
Gwendolyn Brown, Raleigh
Judy N. Brown, Wilkesboro
Kathryn K. Brown, Kernersville
Mary P. Brown, Raleigh
Roselyn S. Brown, Chocowinity
Seth N. Brown, Greenville
Janice K. Browning,
Winston-Salem
Susan T. Brumbaugh, Bridgeton
Tanya L. Brumfield, Kernersville
Anne S. Bryan, Pfafftown
Beth J. Bryan, Hillsborough
Diane Bryson, Durham
Frank S. Bua, Wilmington
Laurie F. Bubenik, Clayton
Evie E. Buchanan, Kannapolis
Colleen B. Buchholz,
Southern Pines
Leah Buckley, Rutherfordton
Robert A. Buckner, Burnsville
Serena B. Buckner, Raleigh
Jennine M. Budge, Laurel, MT
Mary-Alice J. Buhrer,
Huntersville
Amy E. Bullins, Stoneville
Sandra J. Bullock, Oxford
Angela L. Bunn, Pikeville
George J. Burbella,
Morehead City
Carol M. Burchette, Smithfield
Jane M. Burdecki, Hickory
Elizabeth C. Burgess, Asheboro
Deborah E. Burke, Roxboro
Michelle E. Burnette, Horse Shoe
Amy Burns, Archdale
Kathleen A. Burns, Bryson City
Flavia Burton, Ocracoke
Lillian K. Burton, Concord
Sarah O. Butler, Clemmons
Diana W. Butner, Greensboro
Patricia H. Butterworth,
Kitty Hawk
Hilda B. Butts, Bunnlevel
Amy G. Byrd, Fayetteville
Margaret M. Byrd, Greensboro
Vicki C. Byrd, Thurmond
Virginia G. Byrne, Raleigh
Melissa A. Cabe, Franklin
Dorothy J. Cable, Almond
Margaret A. Caines, Greensboro
Janice C. Caldwell, Candler
Joanne K. Caldwell, Greensboro
Anna J. Callaway, Mount Airy
Keith E. Camburn, Gastonia
Beth Cameron, Grover
William R. Cameron, Grover
Anna Fay Campbell, Greenville
Margaret A. Campbell, Raleigh
Mary J. Campbell, Archdale
Laura A. Candler, Fayetteville
Susan B. Cannon, Faith
Elaine M. Cansler, Raleigh
Cynthia L. Cantrell, High Point
Mabel L. Capel, Sanford
Julia W. Capps, Sanford
Deborah S. Carawan, Apex
Elizabeth P. Carey, Rockingham
Randy B. Carothers, Grover
Sarah Rebecca Carpenter,
Durham
Bertha L. Carr, West End
Gloria Jean Carr, Hendersonville
Laura C. Carraway, Roseboro
Ann T. Carroll, Wilmington
Judy A. Carroll, Clayton
Melinda G. Carroll, Raleigh
Pamela Carroll, Wilmington
Barbara J. Carruthers, Garner
Heather D. Carson, Kinston
Cheryl J. Carter, Fayetteville
Deborah F. Carter, Raleigh
Diane J. Cash, Statesville
James J. Cassara, Newport
Brenda S. Castle, Morganton
Geraline S. Castle,
Atlantic Beach
Sandra Castro, Charlotte
Connie W. Cathey, Asheville
Samuel B. Cathey, Lake Toxaway
Sharon A. Caudill, Fayetteville
Julia S. Caudle, China Grove
Julia A. Cazin, Raleigh
Christine G. Chambers-
Merriman, Greensboro
Gail H. Chandler, Clayton
Melba C. Chandler, Earl
Nancy W. Cheek, Chapel Hill
Shelia B. Cheng, Greensboro
Christine W. Cherry, Raleigh
Trina L. Chester, Salisbury
Heidi L. Chickering, Matthews
Sandra W. Childrey, Cary
Libbie S. Chitkhin, Iron Station
Jack R. Chrismon, Benson
Cathy B. Chumbley, Greensboro
Patricia D. Church, Selma
Blaine E. Clark, Wake Forest
Catherine S. Clark, Raleigh
Coni A. Clark, Greenville
Lynn A. Clark, Hendersonville
Margaret Clark, High Point
Steve D. Clark, Raleigh
Judith L. Clarke, Corapeake
Randy Clawson, Greensboro
Sara E. Claytor, Carrboro
Billie Jean Clemens, Sylva
Heather K. Clements, Garner
B. Sheila Clendenning,
Chesapeake, VA
Patricia A. Clifton, Garner
Janis C. Cline, Greensboro
LaRue L. Cline, Lexington
Ruth B. Cline, Garner
Elizabeth Clingan, Mount Olive
Angela B. Cloud, Raleigh
Shari B. Cloud, Charlotte
Deborah P. Coates, Clayton
Carol P. Cochrane, High Point
Linda S. Cockrum,
Dandridge, TN
Calvin L. Cogdell, Fayetteville
Angela J. Cogdill, Raleigh
Sherry A. Cogger, New Bern
Karen M. Coggins, Salisbury
James W. Coghill, Clemmons
Jody C. Cohen, Mooresville
Sandra L. Cohen, Durham
Leslie S. Cole, Ocracoke
J. Pernell Collett, High Point
Linda S. Collins-Brickhouse,
Suffolk, VA
Donna Y. Colquitt, Charlotte
Cynthia L. Coltrane, Charlotte
Elizabeth W. Conine, Hickory
Stephenie Conner, Emerald Isle
Nichole Conrad, Siler City
Bruce Cook, Fayetteville
Beth M. Cook, Salisbury
Heather A. Cook, Morehead City
Elizabeth L. Copeland,
Fayetteville
Jacqueline P. Copeland, Tyner
Anna L. Corbett, Zebulon
Elena C. Cotsonas, Asheville
Russ Cotton, Minnesott Beach
Elizabeth A. Couch, Raleigh
Nancy H. Coulter-Henry, Newton
Richard Covalinski, Morganton
Renée H. Coward, Webster
Lynne C. Cox, New Bern
Rebecca J. Cresimore, Maiden
Ann C. Crew, Washington
Heather F. Cribb, Greenville
Anne B. Crockett, Raleigh
Sarah P. Cromartie, Fayetteville
Andrea D. Croom, Raleigh
Donella R. Croslan, Bahama
Vicky L. Crosson, Raleigh
Sherry G. Crowder, Shelby
Jennie F. Crumpler, Greenville
Dale-Anna C. Cryan, Burlington
Angela M. Csider, Willow Spring
Emily K. Culbreth, Raleigh
Mary K. Cullom,
Roanoke Rapids
LaRue P. Cunningham,
Winston-Salem
Ann H. Cutler, Washington
Jacqueline S. Dagenet,
Greensboro
Diana B. Dagenhart, Statesville
Amy R. Dale, Garner
Tracy Daniel, Raleigh
Valerie J. Darner, Jacksonville
Charles F. Dauberman,
Emerald Isle
Judy H. Davenport, Apex
June C. Davidson, Pinehurst
Dianne B. Davis, Lumberton
Kendra A. Davis, Warrenton
Kenneth C. Davis, Belmont
Martin N. Davis, Emerald Isle
Mary Ann C. Davis,
Winston-Salem
Nan L. Davis, Cary
Patricia P. Davis, Rocky Mount
Sandra H. Davis, Raleigh
Sara R. Davis, Robbinsville
Sharon S. Davis, Durham
Sherry J. Davis, Beaufort
Virginia M. Davis, Belmont
Cindy Day, Lenoir
Kathleen J. Day-Ketel,
Morehead City
Pietrina R. De Titta, Chapel Hill
Cindy P. Dean, Durham
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Marilyn Dean, Sanford
Stephanie F. Delaney, Harrisburg
Judith A. Dempsey, Kitty Hawk
Donna C. Denny, Greensboro
Sue P. Dew, Raleigh
Barbara B. Dewey, Carrboro
Martha F. Dewitt, Greenville
Mark R. Dexter, Salisbury
Amy S. Diamond, Davidson
Elton Dickens, Wake Forest
Marcia H. Dickman,
Elizabeth City
Donna P. Dicks, Banner Elk
Mary L. Diener, Asheboro
Tangula A. Diggs, Laurinburg
Cindy D. Dill, Greenville
Jennifer Dillard, Saint Pauls
Jennie K. Dishman, Charlotte
Brenda M. Dixon, Wilmington
Cortina A. Dixon, LaGrange
Leona F. Dixon, Statesville
Susan C. Dixon, Siler City
Elizabeth R. Dobson, Statesville
Janice L. Dockery,
Winston-Salem
Robert O. Dockery,
Winston-Salem
John W. Dodson, Clayton
Mary Jane Doggett, Summerfield
Marjorie J. Donkel, Raleigh
Carol A. Donn, Kernersville
Alphareta R. Dorgan, Newport
Stacie C. Dotson, Brevard
Eric K. Dougherty, Newport
Joy E. Downes, Apex
Suzanne M. Downs, Rocky Mount
Julie G. Driggers, Apex
Richard M. Dubois, Raleigh
Beverly B. Dudley, Garner
Constance A. Duerr, Apex
Brenda W. Duff, Charlotte
Carol E. Dunning, Mount Airy
Kimberly Durate, Fuquay-Varina
Joyce L. Durham, Fort Mill, SC
Jessy D. Durizch, Raleigh
Jo S. Dykes, Martinsville, VA
Kimberly M. Eadie, Leland
Sylvia K. Eaglin, High Point
Carol C. Earey, Greensboro
Gatsy O. Eason, Rocky Mount
Elizabeth B. Eaves, Concord
Denise H. Ebbs, Greensboro
George D. Eckart,
Winston-Salem
Donna J. Edgell, Haw River
Linda Edwards, New Bern
Mary Jo Edwards, Beaufort
Phyllis T. Edwards, Durham
Sharon L. Edwards, China Grove
Pat J. Eglinton, New Bern
Lisa R. Eise, Raleigh
Regina M. Elcock,
Winston-Salem
Fitzallen Y. Eldridge, Sylva
Gedis H. Elmore, Charlotte
Norma R. Elson, Clyde
Mary Lou Emmons, Newport
Rosemary H. Enos, New Bern
Myra H. Erexson, Hillsborough
Anita S. Erwin-Smart,
Waynesville
Janice W. Estes, Eden
Louis M. Fabrizio, Raleigh
Mary Lou Faircloth, Clinton
Kim E. Fann, Clinton
Sharon A. Farley, Cary
Rebecca M. Farmer, Sylva
Karen B. Farrell, Raleigh
Angela E. Farthing, Raleigh
Helga K. Fasciano, Raleigh
Joyce T. Faucette, Raleigh
Rebecca R. Faulkner, Wilson
Simone R. Feder, Raleigh
Jason A. Feingold, Henderson
Cynthia H. Ferebee, Durham
Alisa N. Ferguson, Newton
Lois E. Ferguson, Swannanoa
Kellie S. Fernandez, Spring Lake
Bonnie G. Ferneau,
Pine Knoll Shores
Alyne C. Ferreira, Greensboro
Deborah A. Feulner, Summerfield
Diane H. Fischer, Kill Devil Hills
Barbara M. Fish, Durham
Edna H. Fisher, Dunn
Nancy H. Fisher, Julian
Anne Fiske, Newport
Rick E. Flanery, Walnut Cove
Jane L. Fleming, Henderson
Michael Fleming, Randelman
Angela Flemming, Marshall
Karen C. Fletcher, Raleigh
Ruth S. Flick, Laurinburg
Dianne S. Floyd, Henderson
Elizabeth C. Floyd, Fairmont
Kathy B. Floyd, Greenville
Loretta W. Fodrie, Mooresville
Charles L. Folger, State Road
Lee Foreman, West End
Gloria S. Foss, Bolivia
Elaine J. Foster, Chapel Hill
Glenda H. Foster, Granite Falls
James D. Foster, Faison
Linda C. Foster, Kill Devil Hills
Mary W. Foster, Durham
Carolyn C. Fowler, Sanford
Abbie-Stuart Fox, Durham
Marilyn H. Fox, Elon
Melinda D. Fox, Raleigh
Gail C. Frank, Winston-Salem
Shirley H. Frank, Charlotte
Debra K. Frary, Youngsville
Sharon W. Frazier, Charlotte
Larry A. Frederick, Charlotte
Maria M. Freeman, Rockwell
Cheryl A. Fruits, Gastonia
Judy K. Frye, Greenville
Luz M. Frye, Raleigh
Kathy Fulbright, Maiden
Brenda T. Furches, Pfafftown
Barry Furlough, Stokes
James Furman, Greensboro
Paula L. Futrell, Penfield, NY
Marilyn L. Futrelle, Conover
Ginger F. Gabele, Cary
Homer W. Gaddis Jr., Charlotte
Karen B. Gaines, Raleigh
Richard J. Gallagher, Jacksonville
Barbara C. Gallion, Apex
Nettie N. Gambill, Mooresville
Lucile S. Ganey, Beaufort
Christina D. Ganshert,
Jamestown
Dwight J. Gantt, Cherryville
Matthew D. Garman,
Emerald Isle
Ester M. Garner, Smithfield
Julie Garner, Charlotte
Angel B. Garrett, Stoneville
Cathy K. Garrett, Liberty
Jennifer Garrish, Ocracoke
Patricia M. Gash, Pisgah Forest
Faye W. Gay, Clinton
Shirlee M. Gearhart,
Wrightsville Beach
Brenda C. Gee, Moravian Falls
Danetta Genung, Kernersville
Mary J. Gibbs, Rocky Mount
Billie Jean Gibson, Saint Pauls
Elizabeth P. Gibson, Mooresville
Johnny E. Gibson, Albemarle
Sharon E. Gibson, Statesville
Mary C. Gillan, Hillsborough
Patricia J. Gillespie, Kittrell
Anna I. Gilliam, Winston-Salem
Jennifer L. Gironda, Greenville
Clara T. Gizinski, Winston-Salem
Jane Gladden, Clyde
Edris E. Glover, Siler City
Dorothy A. Gockerman,
Chapel Hill
Vertell T. Godbolt, Fayetteville
Jennifer B. Godfrey, Hubert
Cora J. Godwin, Benson
Frances E. Godwin, Wilmington
Patricia Y. Godwin,
Morehead City
Barbara P. Goff, Jamestown
Michael B. Goff, Fayetteville
Jane B. Goldthwait, Burnsville
Kobianne P. Goodloe, Cary
Eleanor M. Goodman, Raleigh
Nancy Gordon, Raleigh
Marianne B. Gore, Banner Elk
Cheryl H. Gourley, Wake Forest
Bryan T. Graff, Kannapolis
Bonnie T. Graham, Linwood
Bronna S. Graham, Washington
Carolyn Y. Graham, Salisbury
Cleveland A. Graham,
Fayetteville
Joyce L. Graham, Bennettsville
Dee C. Grantham, Cullowhee
Peggy M. Grantonic, Fayetteville
Lynn Gray, Powells Point
Trula D. Gray, Lillington
Cathy D. Gray-Williams,
Charlotte
Jennifer S. Green, Beaufort
Renee A. Green, Randleman
Joan P. Greene, Chapel Hill
Carol S. Greer, Whiteville
Rhonda H. Gregware, Maysville
Barbara S. Gribble, Cary
Amanda J. Griffin, Newton
Connie H. Griffin, Rocky Mount
Diane S. Griffin, Marshville
Georganne B. Griffin, Raleigh
John M. Griffin, Newton
R. Scott Griffin, Mount Holly
Sharon H. Griffin, Jamesville
Vickie W. Griffin, Newton
Sandra B. Griffith, Gastonia
April C. Grybosky, Clayton
Linda H. Gunter, Cary
Charlotte S. Gupton, Winterville
Priscilla H. Gupton, Supply
Cindy I. Gurley, Siler City
Karen D. Haag, Charlotte
Stephanie J. Hackett, Whitsett
Rhonda K. Hager, Alexis
Janean M. Haggard, Weaverville
Leslie V. Haines, Burlington
Karen E. Haire, Raleigh
Anne Hale, Garner
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Elva A. Hales, Greenville
Carol R. Hall, Raleigh
Pamela G. Hall, Fayetteville
Carol C. Hamilton,
College Station, TX
Geraldine S. Hamilton, Cary
Sally E. Hamilton, Randleman
Jewel C. Hamlett, Roxboro
Brenda W. Hammond, Raleigh
Carolyn P. Hammond, Graham
Florrie P. Hamrick,
Kings Mountain
Sue C. Hamrick, Shelby
Ann S. Hamze, Greenville
Gail R. Haney, Greenville
Marsha M. Hanna, Charlotte
Sandra C. Hansen, Raleigh
Mary Ann C. Hardee, Fayetteville
Barbara K. Hardesty, Cullowhee
Natalee L. Hardin, Kernersville
Jane T. Hardison, New Bern
Barbara F. Hardy, Kitty Hawk
Virginia K. Hargett, Marshville
Cheryl M. Hargrove, Siler City
Rachel D. Harkey, Charlotte
Ann F. Harper, Wilmington
Janet K. Harrell, Apex
Sheila Harrell, Raleigh
Carla K. Harris, Sky Valley
Deanna R. Harris, Raleigh
Gail C. Harris, Burgaw
Mary Ann Harris, Morehead City
Rosemary R. Harris, Raleigh
Virginia T. Harris, Goldsboro
Wilma A. Harris, Old Fort
Patricia K. Hart, Concord
Marianne R. Harward, Cary
Carla S. Hassell, Pittsboro
Sarah M. Haston, Charlotte
M. E. Haubenreiser, Washington
Cora A. Hawkins, Henderson
Doris S. Hawkins, Sunbury
Martha H. Hayes, Asheville
Roberta L. Hayes, Charlotte
Arona S. Haywood, Harrisburg
Bambi B. Heavner, Lincolnton
Ricky L. Hedden, Charlotte
Melinda G. Heilig, Chapel Hill
Robert L. Hellwig, Durham
Montrose Helms, Lawndale
Jane B. Hemingway, Raleigh
Valerie L. Hemmerly, Raleigh
Dorothy C. Henderson,
Winston-Salem
Ellen P. Henderson, Goldsboro
Marjorie E. Hendrix, Fayetteville
Shirley L. Henkel, Statesville
Nancy W. Henley, Mount Holly
Jean R. Hermann, Fayetteville
Sandra E. Herndon, Fayetteville
Melanie D. Herring, Wilson
Pamela A. Herring, LaGrange
Amelia K. Hersh, Greensboro
Nancy J. Herthel, Lumberton
Betsy S. Heruska, Winston-Salem
Anne K. Hice, Pleasant Garden
Janice P. Hicks, East Bend
Linda H. Hicks, Raleigh
Anne M. Hicks-Hager, Maxton
Gerald S. Hill, Lawsonville
Jennie Jo W. Hill, Lexington
Norma L. Hill, Columbus
Pamela Hinson, Wake Forest
Sandra L. Hoback,
Winston-Salem
Dianne P. Hobbs, Winston-Salem
Margaret A. Hobbs, Clinton
Lizabeth L. Hodge, High Point
William H. Hodge,
Black Mountain
Henry H. Hodges,
Wardensville, WV
Kenneth C. Hodges, High Point
Mary M. Hogue, Hickory
Lee Holder, Kinston
Ruby M. Holder, Elizabeth City
Diane Holding, Winston-Salem
Elizabeth S. Holleman, Cary
Julie Hollen, Cape Carteret
Adrienne L. Hollifield,
Black Mountain
Le Anna C. Holmes, Washington
Carol A. Holshouser Harper,
Granite Quarry
Jamie H. Holt, Sanford
Leigh R. Hopkins, Eden
Priscilla A. Hopkins,
Black Mountain
Carolyn W. Horrell, Marshall
Jane E. Hoskins, Parkton
Candace B. Howard, Durham
Frances I. Howell, Bolivia
Cheri L Hudson, Hickory
Janice B. Hudson, Newton Grove
Pattie B. Huffman, Oak Ridge
Sandra K. Huffman, Richlands
Ann H. Hughes, Raleigh
Julia A. Hughes, Shelby
Suzanne E. Huneycutt, Oakboro
Lindsay D. Hunt, Shelby
Teresa B. Hunter, Franklin
Oscar R. Hurley Jr., Newton
Marva H. Hutchinson, Charlotte
Marilyn Hyatt, Staley
Kelly Hylton, Wake Forest
Amanda H. Icard,
Rutherford College
Judy C. Ingram, Chapel Hill
Kathryn D. Ingram, Sanford
Lindy S. Isley, Graham
Patsy S. Issac, Conover
Charlotte J. Jackson, Shelby
Cynthia C. Jackson, Reidsville
Kimberley D. Jackson,
Elizabeth City
Kimberly B. Jackson, Fayetteville
Marilyn Jackson, Hope Mills
Marsha W. Jackson, Fairview
William A. Jackson,
Rocky Mount
Sharon B. Jacob, Rutherfordton
Kathryn Jacobs, China Grove
LaShekia G. Jacobs, Greenville
Holly James, Farmville
Jo K. James, Smithfield
Cynthia A. Jarrett, Raleigh
Barbara B. Jean, Raleigh
Ellen J. Jenkins, Oxford
Louanne Jenkins, Robbinsville
Cindy Jennings, Elizabeth City
Cortina R. Jennings, Charlotte
Debra E. Joas, Vass
Brenda J. Johnson, Matthews
Deborah P. Johnson, Benson
Dorothie A. Johnson, Wilmington
Jan D. Johnson, Fayetteville
Latesheca Johnson, Beaufort
Lori C. Johnson, Asheboro
Lori Beth W. Johnson, Statesville
Mable W. Johnson, Rocky Mount
Mary Ann Johnson, Greensboro
Naomi Johnson, Carthage
Sarah L. Johnson,
Roanoke Rapids
Sharon J. Johnson, Smithfield
Susan J. Johnson, Fountain
Wylene C. Johnson, Franklinville
Gigi D. Johnston, Statesville
Kathryn L. Johnston, Belmont
Stephanie N. Johnston,
Kannapolis
Priscilla G. Joiner, Stedman
Alceon B. Jones, Pembroke
Barbara B. Jones, Greensboro
Imogene H. Jones, Jacksonville
Jacqueline L. Jones, Ayden
Jennifer D. Jones, Cove City
Jennifer P. Jones, Reidsville
Joseph H. Jones, Jacksonville
Kaye B. Jones, Bear Creek
Linda A. Jones, Pinnacle
Llewellyn W. Jones, Wilson
Patricia A. Jones, Emerald Isle
Sarah D. Jones, Wilmington
Virginia L. Jones, Washington
Carol D. Jordan, Winston-Salem
Carolyn T. Jordan, Statesville
LuAnn Jordan, Charlotte
Margaret P. Jordan, Brevard
Sophie Jordan, Aydlett
Rebecca C. Joyce, Mayodan
Ann W. Joyner, Farmville
Mary G. Julian, Elk Park
Deborah Y. Jung, Charlotte
Brigitte T. Karlof, Wilmington
Erin L. Keane, Brevard
Dale H. Kearney, Henderson
Susan F. Keaton, High Point
Virginia B. Keech, Pinetown
Anna Keeney, Charlotte
Rebecca N. Keesler, Mount Airy
Joann M. Keeter, Asheboro
Patricia E. Keiger, Tobaccoville
Diane C. Keith, Youngsville
Laura A. Keith, Creedmoor
Adra A. Kennedy, Washington
Barbara J. Kennedy, Garner
Heather J. Kennedy, Kinston
Jane Ann Kepley, Greensboro
Jena G. Kerns, Greenville
Stacy L. Kessler, Raleigh
Tina C. Kestner, Raleigh
Tanya D. Key, Mount Airy
Martha C. Kiger, Clemmons
Angela B. Kilgo, Matthews
Cynthia E. King, Siler City
Dana H. King, Wake Forest
Gayle M. King, Asheboro
Mary Anne King, Jacksonville
Patricia B. King, Fayetteville
Rendy R. King, Kitty Hawk
Sue B. King, Garner
Cherry W. Kiser, Winston-Salem
Mary J. Klason, Greensboro
Cheri S. Klein, Pittsboro
Rosemary M. Klein, Davidson
Bill K. Knight, Stoneville
James D. Knight, Pfafftown
Joanne S. Knight, Stoneville
Mae B. Knight, Wilmington
Susan D. Kollmar, Shelby
Luann M. Kophamer,
Winston-Salem
Sheila M. Kowalski, Raleigh
Robert O. Kretz, Kitty Hawk
Pam Kridder, Wake Forest
Susan N. Kuenzel, Millers Creek
Lorna S. Labelle-Steffey,
Wilmington
Joyce S. Lackey, Clyde
Wendy E. Laird, Charlotte
Phyllis G. Lambert, Belmont
Michelle L. Lame, Linden
Sarah A. Lancaster, Wake Forest
Sybil F. Landreth, Madison
Carol A. Lang, Nashville
Carmen G. Langley, Gibsonville
Georgianna D. Langley, Shelby
Annie J. Langston, Newton Grove
Donna S. Lanier, Statesville
James B. Lanier, Jacksonville
Jennifer M. Lanner,
Willow Spring
Janice L. Lapp, Raleigh
Judith T. Lassiter, Wendell
Shelley Lassiter, Burlington
Carol Ann LaTorre, Sylva
Carolyn B. Lawrence, Sophia
Gloria E. Lawrence, Mount Airy
Wanda R. Lawrence, Fayetteville
Brenda J. Lawson, Greensboro
Elizabeth B. Lawson, Durham
Karol H. Leaptrott, Troutman
Holly E. Leatherman, Lexington
Ann K. Lee, Norwood
Susan D. Lee, Mooresville
David N. Lemnah, Jacksonville
Hilda F. Leonard, Rock Hill, SC
Linda P. Leonard, Mocksville
Sammie Jill E. Leonard,
Lexington
Ann C. Lester, Eden
MaryBeth H. Lester, Apex
Rayna Lester, Creedmoor
Karen R. Lewis, Clearwater, FL
Karen S. Lewis, Carthage
Kay H. Lewis, Beaufort
Norma G. Lewis, Goldsboro
Rebecca G. Liberty, New Bern
Eva N. Lightner, Winnabow
Patricia B. Ligon, Raleigh
Jeanine H. Liles, Raleigh
John E. Liles, Swansboro
Marilyn F. Link, Durham
Carol T. Lloyd, Fayetteville
Sue E. Locklear, Pembroke
Vickie C. Locklear, Pembroke
Judy H. Loftis, Providence
JoAnn P. Loggins, Liberty
Christina Lohry, Matthews
Theresa M. Lominac, Oak Island
Virginia Long, Pisgah Forest
Anne G. Loughlin, Cullowhee
Marilyn W. Love, Greenville
Betty C. Lovette, Taylorsville
Kimberly F. Lovette, Hope Mills
Sherl W. Lowe, Gatesville
Sarah L. Lowell, Webster
Helen A. Lowry, Jamestown
Elizabeth Loxton, Matthews
Lee Ann Luman, Hickory
Stephen C. Lundgren, Kannapolis
Carol C. Lunsford, Lewisville
Janell H. Luquire, Weaverville
Boyd D. Luther, Marble
Barbara A. Lydick, Newton
Carol R. Lyke, Charlotte
Sandra H. Lyles, Durham
Katherine K. Mabe,
Winston-Salem
Caroline B. Mace, Midland
April D. MacMillan, Pinebluff
Patricia L. Madar, Charlotte
Penelope J. Maguire, Apex
Allison D. Mahaley, Mebane
Emily M. Mailliard, Reidsville
Joan O. Maki, Franklin
Frances N. Malat, Nags Head
Lynn H. Mallory, Kannapolis
Sandra J. Malpass, Currie
Bonnie G. Manion, Fayetteville
June M. Mann, Boone
Carolyn Manning, Rocky Mount
Jillian K. Mansfield, Clayton
Kathryn W. Mansfield,
Winston-Salem
Katherine M. Marable,
Fayetteville
Keren H. Marconi, Raleigh
Jennifer A. Marion,
Winston-Salem
Rose S. Marlow, Goldsboro
Faye M. Marshburn, Garner
Cindy H. Martin, Salisbury
Grace A. Martin, Raleigh
Jane M. Martin, Southport
Jeannette H. Martin, Cary
Leslie Martin, Winston-Salem
Marla R. Martin, Garner
Samuel C. Martin, Biscoe
Tania K. Martin, Eden
Rhoda J. Marx, Waxhaw
Keitha H. Mast, Roxboro
Elizabeth A. Mata, Cary
Martha C. Matanzo, Liberty
Nancy J. Mathis,
North Wilkesboro
Carolyn D. Matthews,
Winston-Salem
Ella R. Matthews, Hickory
Leonard C. Matthews III,
Williamston
Deborah M. Mauney, Lumberton
Delores A. Maxen, Charlotte
Reba B. Maxson, Jamestown
James A. Mayes Jr., Taylorsville
Alice M. McArthur, Greenville
Barbara H. McBride, Eden
Gaynell G. McCall, Hudson
Marilyn C. McCarthy, Oak Island
Karen T. McCaslin, Stoneville
Sharon M. McConnell, Otto
Dinah W. McCotter,
Winston-Salem
Elizabeth A. McCue, Saxapahaw
Sheila E. McCullen, Goldsboro
Vivian J. McCullough,
Greensboro
Alice B. McDonald,
Rochester, MN
Mary M. McDonald, Forest City
Mary D. McDuffie, Cullowhee
Janice G. McFadyen, Fayetteville
Faye M. McGinnis, Cary
Amy McHam, Plymouth
Shirley McLain, Asheboro
Linda J. McLane, Greenville
Marian N. McLawhorn, Grifton
Suzanne T. McMahan,
Indian Trail
Emma D. McManus, Garner
Cassandra C. McMillion,
Fayetteville
Rebecca E. McNeely,
Connelly Springs
Ruth W. McNeely, Conover
Janet D. McSwain, Shelby
Jane P. Meekhof, Garner
Gary C. Meeks, Boonville
Sally A. Meeks, Boonville
Andrea Mehlenbacher, Raleigh
Mary O. Meikle, Cary
Bill Melega, Hillsborough
Alison Mellander, Swannanoa
Doris I. Melson, Greensboro
Robert F. Melton, Kinston
Debra L. Melvin, Fayetteville
Cheryl L. Merlen, Rocky Mount
Mary Merriken, Hudson
Barry A. Merrill, Durham
Gloria E. Merritt, Raleigh
Jeanette A. Metzger,
Hendersonville
John R. Metzger, Hendersonville
Gayle V. Michael, Asheville
Donna V. Michaux, Oak Island
Evelyn H. Michelle, Asheboro
Beryl W. Midgett, Greensboro
Sharon H. Midgette, Garner
Ellen B. Midkiff, Greensboro
Anna Miller, Cary
Diane Miller, Raleigh
Elizabeth F. Miller, Bakersville
Evelyn G. Miller, Sparta
Karen Miller, Mooresville
Nancy M. Miller, Hickory
Susan B. Miller, Jefferson
Ashley S. Mills, Morehead City
Barbara G. Mills, Winterville
Beverly G. Mills, Williamston
Melanee W. Mills,
Winston-Salem
Julia Y. Millush, Morehead City
Sherry F. Mims, Newton
Bobbie Misenheimer,
Huntersville
Margery E. Misenheimer,
Marshallberg
Donna V. Miseyko, Asheville
Barry J. Mitchell, Hudson
Catherine M. Mitchell, Ocracoke
Eileen E. Mitchell, Durham
Kathleen D. Mitchell, Hudson
Patricia L. Mitchell, Greenville
Roger V. Mitchell, Ahoskie
Jodie E. Mitchum, Wanchese
Anne S. Moccia,
Pine Knoll Shores
Kerri C. Monfalcone, Greensboro
Louise N. Monroe, Jamestown
Sandy M. Montgomery, Garner
Charlene C. Moody, Swansboro
Sharon J. Mooney-Hughes,
Wilmington
Carol L. Moore, Raleigh
Henry B. Moore, Terrell
May W. Moore, Oak Island
Steve A. Moore, Garner
Rebecca L. Mooring, Kinston
Elizabeth F. Mordaszewski,
Gastonia
Susan K. Moretz, Walkertown
Camma L. Morgan, Pembroke
Erin C. Morgan, Franklinville
Kathryn S. Morgan,
Hendersonville
Peggy C. Morgan, Winston-Salem
Phyllis A. Moroge, Raleigh
Dorothy W. Morring,
Elizabeth City
Barbara W. Morris, Walkertown
Frederick M. Morris,
Rockingham
Nancy D. Morris, Kinston
Randy M. Morris,
Carolina Beach
Alice M. Morrison, Harrisburg
Claire Morrow, Salisbury
Michael L. Moser, Jamestown
Pamela F. Moser, Candler
Lynda M. Moss, Winston-Salem
Johanna Motzko, Black Mountain
Sephronia A. Moxley,
Caswell Beach
Chris A. Mumaw, Winterville
Jackie M. Mumma, Merry Hill
Jane M. Munson, Winterville
Rosemary M. Murphy,
Greensboro
Donna Myers, Cleveland
Hal G. Myers, Creedmoor
Joyce B. Myers, Denver
Jo M. Naglich, Raleigh
Nancy C. Nathan, Winston-Salem
Katherine P. Neal, Charlotte
Cynthia A. Nelson,
Winston-Salem
Wendy W. Nelson, Greensboro
Elizabeth A. Newman,
Greensboro
Claire A. Newton,
Boiling Springs
Angela P. Nichols, Ahoskie
Debra A. Nichols, Waxhaw
Elizabeth T. Nichols, Norwood
Dana G. Nightingale, Charlotte
Courtney A. Nix, Leland
Kathi T. Noblin, Clayton
Layne Noles, Sanford
Linda L. Nore, Charlotte
JoAnn S. Norman, Emerald Isle
Andrea H. Norris, Ayden
Cynthia A. Northcutt, Hoffman
Patricia T. Oates, Raleigh
Pamela B. Oglesby, Newport
Julie C. Oliver, Raleigh
Mary Lou Olsen, Morganton
Brenda S. Olson,
Wrightsville Beach
Yolanda B. O’Neill, Kinston
Louise N. O’Quinn, Raleigh
Pamela L. Orban, Fayetteville
Michael D. Orr, Burnsville
Pauline B. Orr, Fayetteville
Deanna D. Outen, Monroe
Alice S. Overby, Smithfield
Lyn B. Owen, Lincolnton
Deloris B. Owens, Oxford
Ronald H. Pace, Nashville
Rose A. Pace, Eagle River, AK
Mary N. Page, Pfafftown
Katie Palmer, Siler City
Gwendolyn C. Panee, Raleigh
Cynthia L. Parker, Greensboro
Gayle C. Parker, Moravian Falls
Judith M. Parker, Hickory
Katherine L. Parker, Franklin
Michael M. Parker, Kinston
Phyllis E. Parker, Raleigh
Rhonda Parker, Sophia
Sandra Parker, New Bern
Susan H. Parker, Ahoskie
Tara S. Parker, Swansboro
Tracie K. Parker, Wallace
Alefeia T. Parks, Greensboro
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Melinda L. Parks, Raleigh
Frances B. Parrish, Bath
Keith A. Parrish, Goldsboro
Mary Lou Parrish, Hickory
Melanie P. Parrish-Phillips,
Raleigh
Brenda D. Parsons-Bass, Wilson
Vickie H. Partlow, Greensboro
Katherine M. Pasour, Reidsville
Rebecca W. Patch, Barnardsville
Mary B. Pate, Raleigh
Jennifer C. Patton, Rutherfordton
Linda D. Patton, Beaufort
Rachel G. Payne, Marble
Robert Craven Peay III,
Summerfield
Jane A. Peele, New Bern
Patricia T. Pemberton, Sanford
Leigh P. Pendergraft, Raleigh
Lillian F. Pendley, Hickory
Belinda L. Pennington,
Warrensville
Julia F. Perkins, Kitty Hawk
Sandra L. Perrigo, Bryson City
Angela M. Perry, Fletcher
Mattie N. Perry, Durham
Ruth Ann Peterson, Bear Creek
Ann B. Petitjean, Winston-Salem
Diane C. Petteway, Raleigh
Parola L. Pfeiffer, Havelock
Heidi Pfirman, Wilmington
Almeta M. Phelps-Hodges,
Washington
Reta R. Phifer, Matthews
Amy W. Phillips, Siler City
Sharon L. Phillips, Greenville
Deirdre G. Philpott, Lexington
Domini E. Pierce, Dunn
Linda B. Pierce, Pikeville
Rachel L. Pierson,
Rutherford College
Norma W. Piestrak, Sanford
Barbara W. Pigott, Gloucester
Mary Ellen H. Piland, Ocracoke
Lois I. Pipkin, Hillsborough
Gordon W. Plumblee, Burlington
Janet P. Plummer, Greensboro
Rebecca M. Pollok, Siler City
Mary Beth G. Poole, Emerald Isle
Clarice H. Poovey, Lincolnton
James G. Pope Jr., China Grove
Katherine C. Pope, Huntersville
Michael H. Pope, Wilmington
Timea K. Porteleki, Greensboro
Cheryl L. Posner-Cahill, Raleigh
Dawn G. Potter, Pikeville
Lynne O. Potter, Charlotte
Jean P. Powell, Clinton
Laura D. Powell, Farmville
Susan E. Powell, Edenton
Charleen L. Powers, Clayton
Vicky T. Powers, Raleigh
Ellen Prescott, Mebane
Dreama M. Pressly, Tarboro
Allen Price, Hickory
Leona E. Pridgen, Rocky Mount
Iris E. Pritchard, Raleigh
Susan J. Propst, Morganton
Beverly S. Pugh, Mebane
Andrew H. Puhl, Morganton
Heather S. Puhl, Morganton
Mary K. Pulliam, Salisbury
Mary E. Punte, Wilson
James D. Putnam, Shelby
Susan Quast, Kannapolis
Carolyn C. Query, Hickory
Malinda Quinn, Pittsboro
Traci H. Quinn, Fuquay-Varina
Ann A. Raker, High Point
Constance P. Ramey, Linden
Rhonda M. Rampley,
Thomasville
Julie W. Randolph, Sanford
Jean Ransome, Raleigh
Janice C. Raper, Salisbury
Sarah K. Rawald, Charlotte
Alicia T. Rayfield, Newton
Donna M. Reams, Fayetteville
Donna L. Reble, Asheville
Cathryn A. Reddick, Williamston
Jill A. Reicher, Fort Mill, SC
Yvonne T. Reid, Greensboro
Mederia A. Reinhardt, Conover
Elaine Renegar, Winston-Salem
Catherine L. Revels, Williamston
Katherine J. Revels, Raleigh
Karel R. Reynolds, Rutherfordton
Kathryn M. Reynolds, Hayesville
Mary R. Reynolds, Lincolnton
Janet I. Rhodes, LaGrange
Beverly A. Ricks, Oak Island
Kay O. Riddick, Ocracoke
Patricia S. Riddle, Lenoir
Teresa K. Riggs, Kernersville
Victoria W. Riggsbee, Raleigh
Elizabeth C. Ringler, Raleigh
Margaret Rion, Raleigh
Maureen S. Ripper, Murphy
Brenda A. Ritchie, Hickory
Tully C. Ritchie, High Point
Linda J. Rivers, Fayetteville
JoAnne J. Robb, Pittsboro
Kellie L. Robbins, High Point
Joy R. Roberson, Bethel
Melissa D. Roberts,
Hendersonville
Mike Roberts, Andrews
Ronald E. Roberts,
Hendersonville
Tommy P. Roberts, Stokesdale
Rebecca B. Robertson,
Clemmons
Carlotta P. Robinson, Williamston
Ann L. Rodgers, Nags Head
Cathy W. Rogers, Williamston
David F. Rogers, Greensboro
Janetta S. Rogers, Mooresboro
Linda W. Rogers, Canton
Maria A. Rogers, Mint Hill
Rekenna S. Rogers, Garner
Elizabeth F. Rooks, Burgaw
Marcia E. Rooney, Fayetteville
Kelly E. Roper-Massey, Hudson
Jimmie Rose, Carolina Beach
Shirley S. Rosen, Charlotte
Renee L. Roseum, Raleigh
Cynthia J. Ross, Burlington
Hazel A. Ross, Raeford
Vivian J. Ross, Newport
Sarah L. Rossi, Walkertown
Karen Rowland, Oxford
Lisa D. Royall, Goldsboro
Mary U. Rozier, West Jefferson
Erica S. Ruder, Morehead City
Barbara M. Russell,
Mount Pleasant
Diane C. Rutledge, Arden
Eleanor Ruziecki, Pittsboro
Christi Rykhus, Newton
Anne M. Safrit, Raleigh
Sara L. Sagar, Marshall
Sherry L. Salyer, Apex
Norma Z. Sams, Weaverville
Donna E. Samuels, Greensboro
Elizabeth H. Samuels, Lexington
Tory H. Sanders, Raleigh
William R. Sanders Jr., Smithfield
Cynthia L. Sanderson, Pembroke
Anthony W. Sapp, Swannanoa
Allen W. Sasser, Kenly
Catherine F. Saunders,
Greensboro
Kathy S. Saunders, Lenoir
O’Gretta T. Saunders, Bolivia
Carol S. Savage, Rock Hill, SC
Sandy D. Savage, Gates
Connie M. Savell,
Kings Mountain
Elizabeth S. Savely, Zionville
Alida B. Sawyer, Washington
Thomas W. Sawyer, Beaufort
Laurie E. Schaefer, Tobaccoville
Deborah A. Schiappa,
Kernersville
Barbara W. Schott, Oak Ridge
Gloria F. Schrader, Siler City
Bonnie Schroeder, Emerald Isle
Gary H. Schroeder, Emerald Isle
Jane Schrone, Lincolnton
Sara L. Schult, Raleigh
Susan A. Schultze, Newton
Consuelo Schwartz, Greenville
Dale M. Scott, Pembroke
Kimberlee J. Scott, High Point
Nancy S. Scott, Franklin
Reinette N. Seaman, Sanford
S. Diane Searcy, Morganton
Kelly W. Sears, Cameron
Clementine F. Self, Carrboro
Joyce F. Sellars, Newland
Anne B. Setzer, Cullowhee
Marjorie B. Sewell, Laurinburg
David C. Seymour, Camden
John A. Shalhoub, Jacksonville
Lisa G. Shankle, Statesville
Paula V. Sharpe, Statesville
Jill L. Shatterly, Pittsboro
Jean S. Shawver, Fuquay-Varina
Deborah P. Shearin, Burlington
April T. Sheets, Eure
Carol S. Shehan, Gastonia
Sandra M. Sheldon,
Winston-Salem
Starla K. Sherman, Smithfield
Dorothea B. Sherrill, Weaverville
Jeff R. Sherrill, Sterling, VA
Jean R. Sherron, Cary
Heather K. Shields, Franklin
Peggy W. Shields, Hickory
Janice W. Shoffner, Snow Camp
Joy E. Shoffner, Hickory
Brucie Anne Shook, Greensboro
Michaele L. Shugart, Newton
Sandra C.Shugart,Winston-Salem
Mona Siegel, Raleigh
Deborah C. Sievert, Hillsborough
Eleanor E. Sifford, Salisbury
Rebecca H. Sigmon, Cherryville
Sharon B. Sigmon, Newton
Peggy R. Silvers, Fairview
Victoria L. Simmons,
Thomasville
Frances M. Simpson, Rockwell
Claudia L. Simpson-Jones,
Burnsville
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Amber M. Sipes, Statesville
Terrence W. Sippel, Salisbury
Jackie T. Sistrunk, Sanford
Patricia A. Sjostrom, Asheville
Alethia T. Skinner, Lexington
Annette P. Slaughter, Roxboro
David C. Slyck, Emerald Isle
Donna M. Small, Morehead City
Jerry Small, Shallotte
Robin H. Smathers, Mars Hill
Annette S. Smith, Morganton
Barbara B. Smith, Wilson
Beth C. Smith, Durham
DeAnne Smith, Greenville
Elizabeth C. Smith,
Fuquay-Varina
Heather H. Smith, Clayton
Hilda H. Smith, Ash
Judy W. Smith, Cary
Lee K. Smith, Raleigh
Lisa Smith, Winterville
Lisa C. Smith, Smithfield
Marcus C. Smith, Salisbury
Marjorie A. Smith, Climax
Susan J. Smith, Charlotte
Susan V. Smith, Thomasville
Teresa H. Smith, Washington
Edie L. Snider, Greenville
Marie B. Snider, Durham
Cathy P. Snipes, Siler City
Alan R. Snow, Winston-Salem
Julie H. Snyder, Winston-Salem
Charles E. Somech, Wilmington
Alice B. Sommers, Durham
Raymond G. Southerland,
Kinston
Ragan S. Spain, Raleigh
Virginia R. Spainhour,
Blowing Rock
Kathryn R. Spencer, Eden
Myrtis L. Spencer, Fayetteville
George G. Speth, Wilmington
Lynn W. Springer, Wilmington
Edwin G. Springs, Mount Holly
Billy Stallings, Elizabeth City
Traci Stallings, Mooresville
Patricia Stambaugh, Hayesville
Kay W. Stanley, Wilmington
Deborah K. Stapperfenne,
Wilmington
Kathy L. Starnes, Granite Falls
Margaret W. Staton, Greenville
Jill A. Steele, Apex
Joan M. Steele, Wilmington
Jan Stephens, Raeford
Mary U. Stephenson,
Roanoke Rapids
Stormy G. Stephenson, Garner
Amy B. Sterry, Angier
Barbara A. Stevens, Apex
Pamela T. Stevens, Charlotte
Becky J. Stewart, Newport
Clarence C. Stewart Jr., Nashville
Hattie Rita B. Stewart,
Greensboro
Betty C. Stillwell, Six Mile
Barbara J. Stinnett, High Point
Debra M. Stinson, Beaufort
Johnny A. Stokes, Greensboro
Connie M. Stone, Huntersville
Sandra S. Strahan, Waynesville
Rebecca L. Strickland,
Kitty Hawk
Sheri M. Strickland, Greenville
Susan H. Stroup, Beaufort
Sara L. Sugar, Marshall
Jennifer L. Sugerik, Wilmington
Kimberly G. Suitt, Fayetteville
Cindy Sullivan, Greensboro
Justin Summey, Laurinburg
Lee Anne Summey, Forest City
Louella P. Sutphin, Yadkinville
Dorothy B. Sutton, Mebane
Ethel M. Sutton, Ayden
Kathleen M. Sutton, Fayetteville
Lillian S. Sutton, Greensboro
Vickie Sutton, Franklin
Virginia J. Sutton, Goldsboro
Bill Swaim, Salisbury
Wanda M. Sweeney, Pinehurst
Sandra L. Swenberg, Pittsboro
Jean W. Swider, Winston-Salem
Jackial L. Swinson, Rose Hill
Bonnie A. Sykes, New Hill
Brenda G. Talbert, Hampstead
Barbara H. Talley, Garner
Irene H. Talton, Raleigh
Martha Tanner, Oxford
Paul S. Taperek, Clayton
Betty C. Tarantelli, Greensboro
Alicia S. Tate, Laurinburg
Constance B. Tate, Statesville
Brenda H. Tayloe, Wilmington
Angela L. Taylor, Durham
Camille Taylor, Greensboro
Cheryl B. Taylor, Trinity
James C. Taylor, Newland
Jimmy R. Taylor, Rocky Mount
Mary M. Taylor, Raleigh
Paige E. Taylor, Stoneville
Pamela D. Taylor, Jacksonville
Vann R. Taylor, Raleigh
Ann A. Teague, High Point
Keena M. Teague, Apex
Mary E. Tedder, Greensboro
Judith F. Tedford, Lansing
Donna M. Teeter, Gold Hill
Lura M. Temesy, Cary
Charles G. Temple, Ocracoke
Peggy L. Temple, Gatesville
Dabney F. Thacker, Stoneville
Rebecca N. Thacker, Cary
Jeffrey L. Thomas, Durham
Jennifer A. Thomas, Asheville
Mary K. Thomas, Raleigh
Rosemary A. Thomas, Albemarle
Teresa A. Thomas, Robbins
Suzanne S. Thomasson,
Hamptonville
Lynne D. Thornton, Raleigh
Barb A. Thorson, Statesville
Sherry W. Thurston, Sneads Ferry
Akira N. Tillery, Greenville
Margie G. Tillett, Wanchese
Lora S. Tinsley, Fayetteville
Stuart S. Toler, Hendersonville
Virginia M. Tolson, Charlotte
Carrie C. Tomlin, Stokesdale
Catherine T. Tomon, Newport
Judith P. Topkins, Cary
Sarah E. Torry, Black Mountain
Constance T. Tosky, Morganton
Sandra H. Totten, Durham
Gregory W. Townsend,
Black Mountain
Rebecca M. Townsend, Raleigh
Thomas Townsend, Saint Pauls
Pamela D. Trakas, Gastonia
Carolyn J. Trammell,
Mount Pleasant, SC
Sandra B. Treadway, Beaufort
Brenda K. Tuberville, Greenville
Loretta G. Tucker, Advance
Penny L. Tucker, Mooresville
Susan P. Tucker, Eden
Angie S. Tunney, Cary
Beverly B. Twyne, Manteo
Brenda W. Tyner, Wake Forest
William T. Tyson, Tarboro
Elizabeth Tyson-Lofquist, Sylva
Marilyn L. Upright, Concord
Nancy B. Ustach, Beaufort
Barbara A. Van Hemel,
Jacksonville
Jennifer B. Vanderford,
Clemmons
Wanda C. Varnedoe, Wake Forest
Elaine B. Vaughan, Murfreesboro
Christine Vereckey, Apex
Marsha L. Vick, Wilson
Dorothy J. Villines, Fayetteville
Hilton W. Villines, Fayetteville
Linda R. Vitsyn, Hudson
Kathleen L. Vogt, Garner
Charles L. Wade Jr., Raleigh
Jane J. Wade, High Point
Jo L. Wade, Morehead City
Renee C. Wagner, Gates
Sherry L. Wagner-Brown,
Swansboro
Claire P. Wait, Burlington
Lynda B. Waldrep, Summerfield
Sarah L. Waldrop, Gastonia
Gail R. Walker, Boone
Juanita F. Walker, Raleigh
Janet M. Wall, Winston-Salem
Charlene K. Waller, Wilmington
Karen B. Waller, Raleigh
Susan Walters, Salisbury
Carolyn E. Ward, Tyner
Lillis P. Ward, Sparta
Sally A. Ward, Surf City
Cynthia B. Warner, Reidsville
Holly R. Warner, Fayetteville
Sharon B. Warren, New Bern
Kathy A. Washington, Apex
Rose M. Washington, Eden
Regina F. Wasserman, Statesville
Barbara J. Waters, Morehead City
Catherine B. Waters,
Fuquay-Varina
Christine S. Waters, Greenville
Susan Waters, Raleigh
Cindy M. Watson, Greenville
Harriett O. Watson, Jamestown
Elaine Watt, Statesville
JoAnn S. Watters, Hickory
Susan P. Way, Beaufort
LaVeta H. Weatherington,
Greenville
Bonnie L. Weaver, Wilmington
Frances S. Weaver,
Winston-Salem
Elvira H. Webb, Jacksonville
Nila S. Wehrenberg, Washington
Lola G. Weikel, Jamestown
Regina S. Welsted, Statesville
Julie T. West, Pikeville
Richard V. West, Fayetteville
Jane L. Westridge, Hillsborough
Susan C. Wexler, Charlotte
Richard S. Whaley, Kinston
Kathy Wheaton, Tryon
Kellyn A. Wheeler, Apex
Chantal R. Whelan, Wilson
Marian Wheless, Raleigh
Becky T. Whichard, Hickory
Joy H. Whichard, Morehead City
Lynette A. Whichard, Greenville
Anne B. White, Advance
Elouise W. White, Elizabeth City
Ila A. White, Ruffin
Karen White, Wingate
Karen E. White, Cedar Point
Michelle D. White, Edenton
Scottie W. White, Conover
Ann N. Whitehurst, Bethel
Claire R. Whitehurst, Corapeake
Mary F. Whitener, Conover
Denise Whitley, Spencer
Mary Jo H. Whitley, Pfafftown
Patricia H. Whitley, Oakboro
Martha D. Whitlock, Morganton
Brian A. Whitson, Salisbury
Brenda D. Wiard, Henderson
Tonya W. Wicker, Sanford
Katherine M. Wiggins,
Bryson City
Martha B. Wight, Asheville
Angela Wilcox, Laurinburg
Susan E. Wilcox, Mocksville
Emily P. Wilkins, Durham
Rebecca Ann Willard McDaniel,
Randleman
Barbara Willetts, Wilmington
Darla L. Williamitis, Fayetteville
Bobbie H. Williams, Garner
David E. Williams, Merritt
Helen E. Williams, Huntersville
Jewel Williams, Fort Collins, CO
Linda L. Williams, Morven
Margaret M. Williams, Raleigh
Mary Michel C. Williams,
Durham
Maryann S. Williams,
Fuquay-Varina
Monice B. Williams, Salisbury
Shirley M. Williams, Goldsboro
Steven A. Williams, Denver
Valerie A. Williams, Wingate
Vicki L. Williams, Salisbury
Zelma G. Williams, Louisburg
Zoe L. Williams, Statesville
Jean M. Williamson, Washington
Linda M. Willis, Ocracoke
Alice B. Wilson, Winston-Salem
Gail M. Wilson, Seagrove
Janice E. Wilson, Apex
Judith W. Wilson, Greenville
Sheila F. Wilson, Roanoke Rapids
Rita A. Wingler, Greensboro
Anita H. Winn, Gates
Ellen T. Winnett, Greensboro
Janet E. Winstead, Elm City
Susan G. Winstead, Manteo
Teresa J. Winstead, Wake Forest
Amy P. Winston, Pisgah Forest
Carolyn Witkowski, Wilmington
Pamela C. Wittfeld, Charlotte
Carol D. Wood, Raleigh
Lynda T. Wood, Kill Devil Hills
Stephanie H. Wood, Statesville
Carolyn G. Woodall, Roxboro
Maria T. Woodhouse, Wilmington
Judy M. Woodward, Garner
Racheal W. Woolard, Newport
Kathy G. Wooten, Sylva
Martha M. Worsley, Cary
Kathryn W. Wrenn, Greensboro
Elizabeth Wright, Winston-Salem
James B. Wright, Granite Falls
Margie S. Wright, Swansboro
Michael K. Wright, Mount Olive
Michelle Wright, Winterville
Willie F. Wright, Fayetteville
Patricia C. Wyrick, Spring Lake
Maguy T. Yancey, Goldsboro
Robin J. Yarber, Stoneville
Ann E. Yochem, Waxhaw
Robin S. York, Manns Harbor
Laura F. Young, Winston-Salem
Alison H. Yount, Hickory
Reilly W. Yount, Hickory
Shirley Yount, Greensboro
Linda S. Zachary, Fayetteville
Corporations,
Foundations, and
Educational Institutions
Adam Cave Fine Art, Raleigh
Advanced Integrated Massage,
Raleigh
Anchorage Inn, Ocracoke
Andy Shaw Ford Inc., Sylva
Angus Barn, Raleigh
Asheboro High, Asheboro
BlueCross BlueShield of
North Carolina, Durham
Blue Heron Realty, Ocracoke
Burrus Flying Services,
Ocracoke
Caffé Luna, Raleigh
Calm and Sense LLC, Raleigh
Capital City Club–Raleigh,
Raleigh
Capital Investor Group, Durham
Cardinal Club, Raleigh
Carolina Hurricanes, Raleigh
Castle Bed and Breakfast on
Silver Lake, Ocracoke
Childress Vineyards, Lexington
Chord Of Appeal, A Barbershop
Quartet, Garner
ClearPoint Marketing
Communications, Asheville
Coast Capital Management,
Spring Lake, NJ
Colony IV By the Sea,
Kill Devil Hills
Conference on Jewish Material
Claims Against Germany Inc.,
New York, NY
Coon Rock Farms, Hillsborough
Dark Cove Pottery and Farm,
Cullowhee
Deepwater Pottery, Ocracoke
Diamonds Direct, Charlotte
Duke Energy Foundation,
Charlotte
Duke University Men’s
Basketball Program, Durham
Duplin County Schools,
Kenansville
Durham Performing Arts Center,
Durham
East Carteret High, Beaufort
Eastern MDM Services Inc,
Rich Square
Elizabeth Ellison Watercolors,
Bryson City
Empire Eats, Raleigh
Eye Care Associates, Raleigh
Fallon’s Flowers, Raleigh
Forever Well, Reading, PA
Terry Francona, Boston Red Sox,
Boston, MA
Friends of the North Carolina
Museum of Natural Sciences,
Raleigh
Gallery C, Raleigh
William K. Gary and Associates,
Mount Holly
GlaxoSmithKline Community
Partnerships, Research
Triangle Park
Goetz Fitzpatrick Most &
Bruckman LLP,
New York, NY
Golden LEAF Foundation,
Rocky Mount
Great Smoky Mountains
Railroad, Bryson City
Barbara Hardy Designs,
Ocracoke
Harris and Associates,
Boston, MA
Hemlock Inn, Bryson City
High Hampton Inn and Country
Club, Cashiers
Hilton Garden Inn,
San Diego Del Mar, CA
Historic Calhoun House Hotel,
Bryson City
iGive, Evanston, IL
Irregardless Café, Raleigh
Jarrett House, Dillsboro
KNS Designs, Falls Church, VA
Kreative Concepts, Apex
Laser Eye Center of Carolina,
Cary
Lions Jewelers, Charlotte
Longleaf Golf and Country Club,
Southern Pines
Magnolia Elementary, Lumberton
Matrix Media Partners, Charlotte
Meadowlark Elementary,
Winston-Salem
Mid Pines Inn and Golf Club,
Southern Pines
Museum Spa and Specialists in
Plastic Surgery, Raleigh
Nantahala Village, Bryson City
Native Parasail of Ocracoke,
Ocracoke
Natural Body Spa and Shoppe,
Raleigh
North Carolina Automobile
Dealers Association, Raleigh
North Carolina Department of
Public Instruction, Raleigh
North Carolina Museum of Art,
Raleigh
North Carolina Public Radio–
WUNC, Chapel Hill
Oaks Gallery, Dillsboro
Ocracoke Civic and Business
Association Inc., Ocracoke
Ocracoke Harbor Inn, Ocracoke
Ocracoke Seafood Company,
Ocracoke
Ocracoke Variety Store,
Ocracoke
Ocracoke Waverunners,
Ocracoke
Papou’s Wine Shop, Sylva
Partnership for Excellence, Cary
Peak Fitness, Raleigh
Richard Petty Driving
Experience, Concord
Pinehurst Resort and Spa,
Village of Pinehurst
Pirate’s Chest, Ocracoke
Pony Island Motel, Ocracoke
Pony Island Restaurant,
Ocracoke
Portsmouth Island Boat Tours,
Ocracoke
REVIVE Inc., Raleigh
Ride the Wind Surf Shop,
Ocracoke
Riverwood Pottery, Dillsboro
Rocky Top Hospitality, Raleigh
Scholastic Inc., Raleigh
Schooner Windfall, Ocracoke
Schwartz & Shaw PLLC,
Raleigh
Second Empire Restaurant and
Tavern, Raleigh
Sheraton Raleigh Hotel, Raleigh
Shirley’s Boutique, Dillsboro
Studio @ Hargett, Raleigh
Suite 406, A Modern Skincare
Studio, Raleigh
The David Letterman Show,
New York, NY
The Fairmont Washington DC,
Washington, DC
The Golden Corral Charitable
Fund, Raleigh
The Goodnight Educational
Foundation, Cary
The Umstead Hotel and Spa,
Cary
Thurston House Inn, Ocracoke
Bob Timberlake Gallery,
Lexington
Top of the Hill Restaurant and
Brewery, Chapel Hill
Tortugas’ Lie Restaurant,
Nags Head
UNC Athletic Department,
Chapel Hill
UNC-TV, Research
Triangle Park
Visions of Energy, Durham
Visiting International Faculty,
Chapel Hill
Western Carolina University
Foundation, Cullowhee
Whimsical Pottery, Roxboro
Zaki Oriental Rugs, High Point
Zely and Ritz Restaurant,
Raleigh
Zillie’s Pantry, Ocracoke
Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation,
Winston-Salem
Friends
Fred B. Adams, Clemmons
Jim Allen, Ahoskie
Cynthia S. Bagwell, Durham
Wayne Bare, Garner
Walter C. Bartlett, Hickory
Wayne Beavers, Cary
Beth Bender, Seagrove
Louise B. Brake, West Point, VA
Gladys S. Britt, Southern Pines
Marshall Brooks, Lake Lure
Wanda Broome, Raleigh
Valerie B. Brown-Schild, Apex
David Bryant, Fuquay-Varina
James Burch, Apex
Janice N. Burns, Blowing Rock
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John Burris, Raleigh
Sarah Ann Butts Sasser,
Smithfield
Thomas Campbell, Cary
Gene E. Causby, Clayton
James Causby, Biltmore Lake
Bo Cecil, High Point
Peter Cherouny, South Hero, VT
Marcia Cline, Nags Head
Laurence Cobb, Cary
William Cobb,
Virginia Beach, VA
Tommy D. Coleman,
Kernersville
Barry Collins, Jacksonville
Laurie Lu Cressman, Raleigh
James B. Cummings, Raleigh
Alphonso and Pam
Degraffenreid, Cullowhee
Roger Dillard, Winston-Salem
Ann B. Edwards, Winston-Salem
Mary Eveland, Asheville
David Farris, Rocky Mount
Gregory A. Firn, Wadesboro
Carlton Fleetwood, Jacksonville
George R. Fleetwood,
Winston-Salem
Dudley E. Flood, Raleigh
Julius A. Fulmore, Greensboro
Robert Gaskins, Jacksonville
Ted Gasper, Surf City
Rose Marie Gladieux, Flat Rock
David Gracie,
Viriginia Beach, VA
Teresa Griffin, Indian Trail
Lynette W. Gulledge, Huntersville
Sandra Harlow, Pinehurst
William Harrison, Fayetteville
Steven Hauge, Raleigh
Margaret B. Hayden,
Blowing Rock
Norma W. Haywood, Raleigh
Ted S. Henson, Burlington
Leonard G. Herring,
North Wilkesboro
Vandorn Hinnant, Durham
Frances S. Hoch, Raleigh
Jeffrey D. Hollamon, Wilmington
H. Leon Holleman, Manteo
Linda M. Holshouser,
Banner Elk
David L. Holt, Fairview
Stephen C. Holton, Lexington
Samuel H. Houston, Raleigh
Ruth H. Huneycutt, Lexington
Marcia E. Jarrell, Marion
Debra Jones, Fletcher
Allan A. Jordan, Fayetteville
Harley Karz-Wagman,
Wilmington
Jeff Kaylor, Mount Holly
Molly S. Kent, Decatur, GA
Gary Kyle, Spartanburg, SC
Keith Lambert, Beaufort
V. W. Lamoureaux,
Lexington, MA
David N. Levinson,
Cambridge, MA
Mike and Helena Mazzella,
Holly Springs
Ruth McCreary, Cullowhee
Bob McIver, Ocean Isle Beach
Robert R. McRae,
Kings Mountain
Dorothy Medlin, Raleigh
James Mees, Leland
Robert E. Merritt,
Winston-Salem
Kathleen Monks, Durham
Sue B. Morgan, Star
Elizabeth P. Murphy, Raleigh
George Norris, Rockingham
Walter Nunn, Arlington, VA
Cydney Palmer, Nags Head
Donald R. Payne, Thomasville
Earnest Pearson, Holly Springs
Roger G. Penland,
West Lebanon, NH
Rick Peters, Mount Gilead
Michael D. Priddy, Greenville
Lorraine Pritchard,
Libertyville, IL
John Pruett, Raleigh
W. Trent Ragland, Raleigh
Jennifer Randall, Cary
Marshall Rauch, Gastonia
Lunsford Richardson,
Rowayton, CT
T. Johnson Ross, Clearwater, FL
Donna A. Seaford, Charlotte
Jason Sharp, Raleigh
Carol Silverman, Greensboro
Sally Clark Sloop, Raleigh
Gayle Snyder, North Wilkesboro
Billy Stallings, Elizabeth City
Dwayne Stallings, Hertford
Tom Staverosky, Reading, PA
William P. Steed, Advance
Travis Stuckey, Sylva
Marion A. Suitt, Raleigh
Edwin Sumpter, Raleigh
The Hon. A. B. Swindell,
Nashville
John Tate III, Charlotte
John Thomas, Raleigh
Nancy Thompson, Raleigh
Jim Vroom, Durham
Lawrence C. Walker, Yanceyville
Frank Watson, Cullowhee
Alden Webb, Rockingham
Benjamin A. Webb, Raleigh
Robert Wilhoit, Asheboro
Wade F. Wilmoth, Boone
Steven L. Wrenn, Asheboro
Staff
Laurin L. Baker, Canton
Alton M. Ballance, Ocracoke
Greg D. Bauguess, Sylva
Barbara A. Chapman, Franklin
Mary Kay Cooley, Cullowhee
Renée H. Coward, Webster
Jane Dalton, Sylva
Lena Donlan, Ocracoke
Amy Firestine, Sylva
Dee C. Grantham, Cullowhee
Larry B. Grantham, Cullowhee
Susan Hagan, Cullowhee
Chuck Hawkins, Oak Island
Jessica Henson, Cullowhee
Linda Kinnear, Cullowhee
Paul McDonald, Sylva
Mary D. McDuffie, Cullowhee
Tara Melton-Miller, Cullowhee
Regina O’Neal, Ocracoke
Kay S. Shapiro, Cullowhee
Frances Stump, Cullowhee
Jonathan Wade, Cullowhee
Nancy E. Watkins, Cullowhee
Henry D. Wong, Sylva
Gifts-in-Kind Donors
Adam Cave Fine Art, Raleigh
Advanced Integrated Massage,
Raleigh
Anchorage Inn, Ocracoke
Gail C. Anderson, New Bern
Angus Barn, Raleigh
Davy Arch, Cherokee
Susan W. Bachmeier, Grover
Amanda L. Baggett, Cary
Laurin L. Baker, Canton
Betsy S. Baldwin,
Winston-Salem
Alton M. Ballance, Ocracoke
Yolanda Barham, Raleigh
Terri M. Barringer, Richfield
Wayne M. Beavers, Cary
Karen A. Bell, Shelby
Daniel K. Bibb, Winston-Salem
Karin M. Binkley,
Winston-Salem
Robert and Melanie Black,
Mount Holly
Blue Heron Realty, Ocracoke
Nora S. Bolick, Denver
Amy D. Boyd, Greenville
Pamela L. Brillisour, Leicester
Rhonda M. Bristow, Troy
Wanda Broome, Raleigh
Leah Buckley, Rutherfordton
Angela L. Bunn, Pikeville
Kathleen A. Burns, Bryson City
Burrus Flying Services,
Ocracoke
Sarah O. Butler, Clemmons
Caffé Luna, Raleigh
Janice C. Caldwell, Candler
Calm and Sense LLC, Raleigh
Capital City Club–Raleigh,
Raleigh
Cardinal Club, Raleigh
Carolina Hurricanes Hockey
Club, Raleigh
Gloria J. Carr, Hendersonville
Laura C. Carraway, Roseboro
William L. Cassell, Greensboro
Castle Bed and Breakfast on
Silver Lake, Ocracoke
Brenda S. Castle, Morganton
Bo Cecil, High Point
Christine G. Chambers-
Merriman, Greensboro
Christine W. Cherry, Raleigh
Childress Vineyards, Lexington
Chord Of Appeal, A Barbershop
Quartet, Garner
Bobby and Marianna Clampett,
Raleigh
Nan and Neil Clark, Holly Springs
ClearPoint Marketing
Communications, Asheville
Marcia Cline, Nags Head
Coast Capital Management,
Spring Lake, NJ
Colony IV By the Sea,
Kill Devil Hills
Coon Rock Farms, Hillsborough
William H. Cosby Jr.,
Beverly Hills, CA
Jay and Renée Coward, Webster
Heather F. Cribb, Greenville
Dale-Anna C. Cryan, Burlington
Honor Roll of 2Do0nor0s 8­–
20n0cc9at
Angela M. Cider, Willow Spring
Jane Dalton, Sylva
Dark Cove Pottery and Farm,
Cullowhee
Deepwater Pottery, Ocracoke
Alphonso and Pam
Degraffenreid, Cullowhee
Diamonds Direct, Charlotte
Joy E. Downes, Apex
Dean Dornic, Cary
Duke University Men’s
Basketball Program, Durham
Mike Dunn, Raleigh
Kimberly Durate, Fuquay-Varina
Durham Performing Arts Center,
Durham
Jo S. Dykes, Martinsville, VA
Elizabeth Ellison Watercolors,
Bryson City
Empire Eats, Raleigh
Mary Eveland and Paul Griffin,
Asheville
Eye Care Associates, Raleigh
Fallon’s Flowers, Raleigh
Sharon A. Farley, Cary
Rebecca M. Farmer, Sylva
Jason A. Feingold, Henderson
Lois E. Ferguson, Swannanoa
Alyne C. Ferreira, Greensboro
Lee Foreman, West End
ForeverWell, Reading, PA
Terry Francona, Boston Red Sox,
Boston, MA
Larry A. Frederick, Charlotte
Karen Friday, Winston-Salem
Friends of the North Carolina
Museum of Natural Sciences,
Raleigh
Gallery C, Raleigh
Martha and Wilson Garrish,
Ocracoke
William K. Gary and Associates,
Mount Holly
Ted Gasper, Surf City
Sharon E. Gibson, Statesville
Mary C. Gillan, Hillsborough
Jane Gladden, Clyde
Jennifer B. Godfrey, Hubert
Genevieve Govoni, Tarboro
Bonnie T. Graham, Linwood
Great Smoky Mountains
Railroad, Bryson City
R. Scott Griffin, Mount Holly
Sharon H. Griffin, Jamesville
Marissa Gross, Ocracoke
Rhonda K. Hager, Alexis
Janean M. Haggard, Weaverville
Jane T. Hardison, New Bern
Barbara Hardy Designs,
Ocracoke
Janet K. Harrell, Apex
Sheila Harrell, Raleigh
Harris and Associates,Boston, MA
Carla K. Harris, Sky Valley
Wilma A. Harris, Old Fort
Hemlock Inn, Bryson City
Melanie D. Herring, Wilson
Betsy S. Heruska,
Winston-Salem
High Hampton Inn and Country
Club, Cashiers
John M. Highsmith, Clyde
Hilton Garden Inn,
San Diego Del Mar, CA
Vandorn Hinnant, Durham
Historic Calhoun House Hotel,
Bryson City
Dianne P. Hobbs, Winston-Salem
William H. Hodge,
Black Mountain
Kenneth C. Hodges, High Point
Diane Holding, Winston-Salem
Le Anna C. Holmes, Washington
David L. Holt, Fairview
Lindsay D. Hunt, Shelby
Irregardless Café, Raleigh
Marsha W. Jackson, Fairview
Sharon B. Jacob, Rutherfordton
Marcia E. Jarrell, Marion
Jarrett House, Dillsboro
The Hon. Clark Jenkins, Tarboro
Debra Jones, Fletcher
Deborah Y. Jung, Charlotte
Erin L. Keane, Brevard
Dale H. Kearney, Henderson
Anna Keeney, Charlotte
Joann M. Keeter, Asheboro
Garrison Keillor, Saint Paul, MN
Stacy L. Kessler, Raleigh
Tanya D. Key, Mount Airy
Phillip J. Kirk Jr., Raleigh
KNS Designs, Falls Church, VA
Kreative Concepts, Apex
Lorna S. Labelle-Steffey,
Wilmington
Sherrill Laffey, Raleigh
Keith Lambert, Beaufort
Georgianna D. Langley, Shelby
Laser Eye Center of Carolina,
Cary
Deanna and Jim Lee, Charlotte
Karen S. Lewis, Carthage
Lions Jewelers, Charlotte
Judy H. Loftis, Providence
William Ivey Long,
New York, NY
Longleaf Golf and Country Club,
Southern Pines
Elizabeth Loxton, Matthews
Lynn H. Mallory, Kannapolis
Mike and Helena Mazzella,
Holly Springs
Mary D. McDuffie, Cullowhee
Amy McHam, Plymouth
William and Deni McIntyre,
Winston-Salem
Bob McIver, Ocean Isle Beach
Tara Melton-Miller, Cullowhee
Robert Merritt, Mount Airy
Gayle V. Michael, Asheville
Mid Pines Inn and Golf Club,
Southern Pines
Diane Miller, Raleigh
Donna V. Miseyko, Asheville
Johanna Motzko,
Black Mountain
Museum Spa and Specialists in
Plastic Surgery, Raleigh
Donna Myers, Cleveland
Nantahala Village, Bryson City
Native Parasail of Ocracoke,
Ocracoke
Natural Body Spa and Shoppe,
Raleigh
Courtney A. Nix, Leland
Layne Noles, Sanford
North Carolina Automobile
Dealers Association, Raleigh
North Carolina Museum of Art,
Raleigh
North Carolina Public Radio–
WUNC, Chapel Hill
Oaks Gallery, Dillsboro
Ocracoke Harbor Inn, Ocracoke
Ocracoke Seafood Company,
Ocracoke
Ocracoke Variety Store, Ocracoke
Ocracoke Waverunners,
Ocracoke
Michael D. Orr, Burnsville
Cydney Palmer, Nags Head
Papou’s Wine Shop, Sylva
Sandra Parker, New Bern
Jennifer C. Patton, Rutherfordton
Rachel G. Payne, Marble
Peak Fitness, Raleigh
Jonathan Peedin, Raleigh
Diane C. Petteway, Raleigh
Richard and Lynda Petty,
Randleman
Richard Petty Driving
Experience, Concord
Heidi Pfirman, Wilmington
Nan M. Phillips, Wilmington
Pinehurst Resort and Spa,
Village of Pinehurst
Pirate’s Chest, Ocracoke
Pony Island Motel, Ocracoke
Pony Island Restaurant,
Ocracoke
Portsmouth Island Boat Tours,
Ocracoke
Susan E. Powell, Edenton
Lorraine and Greg Pritchard,
Libertyville, IL
Rhonda M. Rampley, Thomasville
Janice C. Raper, Salisbury
Sarah K. Rawald, Charlotte
Jill A. Reicher, Fort Mill, SC
REVIVE Inc., Raleigh
Janet I. Rhodes, LaGrange
Ride the Wind Surf Shop,
Ocracoke
Elizabeth C. Ringler, Raleigh
Riverwood Pottery, Dillsboro
Kellie L. Robbins, High Point
Rocky Top Hospitality, Raleigh
The Hon. R Eugene and Jean
Rogers, Williamston
Cynthia J. Ross, Burlington
Karen Rowland, Oxford
Erica S. Ruder, Morehead City
Alfred and Anita Schnog,
Wilmington
Scholastic Inc., Raleigh
Schooner Windfall, Ocracoke
Richard A. Schwartz, Raleigh
Dale M. Scott, Pembroke
Second Empire Restaurant and
Tavern, Raleigh
Brian and Pandora Shaw, Raleigh
Sheraton Raleigh Hotel, Raleigh
Peggy W. Shields, Hickory
Shirley’s Boutique, Dillsboro
The Hon. Heath Shuler,
Waynesville
Claudia L. Simpson-Jones,
Burnsville
David C. Slyck, Emerald Isle
Guy and Melinda Smith,
Lexington
Bobbi Stanley, Cary
Kay W. Stanley, Wilmington
Tom Staverosky, Reading, PA
Studio @ Hargett, Raleigh
Sara L. Sugar, Marshall
Jennifer L. Sugerik, Wilmington
Suite 406, A Modern Skincare
Studio, Raleigh
The Hon. A. B. Swindell,
Nashville
Cheryl B. Taylor, Trinity
The David Letterman Show,
New York, NY
The Fairmont Washington DC,
Washington, DC,
The Hon. Lacy and Dorothy
Thornburg, Webster
The Umstead Hotel and Spa, Cary
Thurston House Inn, Ocracoke
Bob Timberlake Gallery,
Lexington
Stuart S. Toler, Hendersonville
Top of the Hill Restaurant and
Brewery, Chapel Hill
Sarah E. Torry, Black Mountain
Tortugas’ Lie Restaurant,
Nags Head
UNC Athletic Department,
Chapel Hill
UNC-TV, Research Triangle Park
Visions of Energy, Durham
Bonnie L. Weaver, Wilmington
Kathy Wheaton, Tyron
Kellyn A. Wheeler, Apex
Patricia Y. Wheeler, Raleigh
The Hon. Willis and Leona
Whichard, Chapel Hill
Whimsical Pottery, Roxboro
Karen E. White, Cedar Point
Katherine M. Wiggins,
Bryson City
Angela Wilcox, Laurinburg
Darla L. Williamitis, Fayetteville
Margaret M. Williams, Raleigh
Valerie A. Williams, Wingate
Zoe L. Williams, Statesville
Jim Winebarger, Grandy
Amy P. Winston, Pisgah Forest
Henry D. Wong, Sylva
Sarah K. Wong, Sylva
James B. Wright, Granite Falls
Maguy T. Yancey, Goldsboro
Ann E. Yochem, Waxhaw
Zaki Oriental Rugs, High Point
Zely and Ritz Restaurant, Raleigh
Zillie’s Pantry, Ocracoke
Honored Educator
Scholarships and
Holocaust Education
Program Donors
Fred B. Adams, Clemmons
Jim and Mary Jo Allen, Ahoskie
Seymour Alper, Wilmington
James Apple, Wilmington
Susan W. Bachmeier, Grover
Greg D. Bauguess, Sylva
Frank and Wendy Block,
Wrightsville Beach
Erskine B. Bowles, Charlotte
Boyd Consulting, Wallace
Gladys S. Britt, Southern Pines
John and Marjorie Britt, Cary
George Bruckman, Tuckahoe, NY
David Bryant, Fuquay-Varina
James Burch, Apex
James Burris, Raleigh
Thomas Campbell, Cary
George W. Carr, Greensboro
Gene E. Causby, Clayton
James Causby, Biltmore Lake
Barbara A. Chapman, Franklin
Larry and Cherri Cheek,
Ocean Isle Beach
Peter Cherouny, South Hero, VT
William Cobb,
Virginia Beach, VA
Barry Collins, Jacksonville
Catherine F. Compher,
Sycamore, IL
Philip D. Cook, Mount Airy
Kimberly Coward, Cashiers
Nancy Coward, Sylva
Adelaide Coy, Palm City, FL
James B. Cummings, Raleigh
Jonathan David, Leland
Roger Dillard, Winston-Salem
Suzanne Dorsey, Southport
Stacie C. Dotson, Brevard
Constance A. Duerr, Apex
Duplin County Schools,
Kenansville
Ann B. Edwards, Winston-Salem
Guillermina Elissondo-Orbe,
Shrewsbury, MA
Carlton Fleetwood, Jacksonville
George R. Fleetwood,
Winston-Salem
Dudley E. Flood, Raleigh
Julius A. Fulmore, Greensboro
Robert Gaskins, Jacksonville
William Gierie, Wilmington
Irving Ginsberg, Wilmington
Rose Marie Gladieux, Flat Rock
Goetz Fitzpatrick Most &
Bruckman LLP, New York, NY
David Gracie,
Viriginia Beach. VA
William Harrison, Fayetteville
Margaret B. Hayden,
Blowing Rock
Ted S. Henson, Burlington
Frances S. Hoch, Raleigh
Lee Holder, Kinston
Jeffrey D. Hollamon, Wilmington
Charlotte J. Jackson, Shelby
Stephen Janz, Wilmington
Henry C. Jenkins, Stella
Harley Karz-Wagman,
Wilmington
Laura A. Keith, Creedmoor
Rebecca Kemp, Wilmington
Linda Kinnear, Cullowhee
Phillip J. Kirk Jr. , Raleigh
V. W. Lamoureaux, Lexington
Leadership Group for the
Carolinas LLC, Raleigh
Sandra J. Malpass, Currie
Richard Mandel, Wilmington
Ethel Margolis, Kure Beach
Martin County Committee of
100, Williamston
Mary McDuffie and Ted Gasper,
Cullowhee
William and Deni McIntyre,
Winston-Salem
Marian N. McLawhorn, Grifton
Robert R. McRae,
Kings Mountain
James Mees, Leland
Nancy M. Miller, Hickory
Lynda M. Moss, Winston-Salem
Elizabeth P. Murphy, Raleigh
George Norris, Rockingham
Martha C. Overton, Ahoskie
Walter and Beth Pancoe,
Wilmington
Roger G. Penland,
West Lebanon, NH
Angela M. Perry, Fletcher
Douglas Perry, Zebulon
Rick Peters, Mount Gilead
Richard and Lynda Petty,
Randleman
A. Craig Phillips, Wilmington
Andy and Judy Phillips, Cary
Michael D. Priddy, Greenville
Marshall Rauch, Gastonia
Daniel Retchin, Wilmington
Karel R. Reynolds,
Rutherfordton
Donald Rhine, Wilmington
Janetta S. Rogers, Mooresboro
Richard Rogers, Raleigh
The Hon. R. Eugene and Jean
Rogers, Williamston
Jean D. Rosenberg, Wilmington
T. J. Ross, Clearwater, FL
Christi Rykhus, Newton
Laurie E. Schaefer, Tobaccoville
Alfred and Anita Schnog,
Wilmington
Virginia J. Schreiner, Durham
Michael Schulman, Raleigh
Richard A. Schwartz, Raleigh
Michael Seidman, Kure Beach
Kay S. Shapiro, Cullowhee
Jason and Carrie Sharp, Raleigh
Jean R. Sherron, Cary
Jim and Emilie Simeon,
Southern Pines
Annette P. Slaughter, Roxboro
Guy and Melinda Smith,
Lexington
Gayle Snyder, North Wilkesboro
Southern Metal Recycling Inc.,
Wilmington
Margaret W. Staton, Greenville
William P. Steed, Advance
Steele Paradigm, Wilmington
E. P. and Betty Stillwell,
Six Mile, SC
Travis Stuckey, Sylva
Frances Stump, Cullowhee
Linda and Jack Suggs,
Morrisville
Marion A. Suitt, Raleigh
Pamela D. Taylor, Jacksonville
John Thomas, Raleigh
David Thompson, Wilmington
Nancy Thompson, Raleigh
Richard L. Thompson,
Chapel Hill
Jim Vroom, Durham
Jonathan Wade, Cullowhee
Claire P. Wait, Burlington
Lawrence C. Walker, Yanceyville
Frank Watson, Cullowhee
Robert Waxman, Wilmington
Alden Webb, Rockingham
Benjamin and Stacey Webb,
Raleigh
Kenneth W. Wells, Manteo
The Hon. Willis P. Whichard,
Chapel Hill
Ren Williamson, Wilmington
Steven L. Wrenn, Asheboro
nc2ca0t 08­–
20Ho0no9r Roll of Donors
GOLDEN APPLE
SCHOOLS, 2008–2009
These schools achieved both
requirements: four or more
teachers in the schools are
alumni of NCCAT programs,
and all of these alumni made
contributions to the 2008–2009
Annual Fund.
Ten or more consecutive years
as a Golden Apple School:
Timber Drive Elementary School,
Garner
Five or more consecutive years
as a Golden Apple School:
Gateway Education Center,
Greensboro
Holbrook Elementary School,
Fort Bragg
Hunter Elementary School,
Raleigh
Leakesville-Spray Elementary
School, Eden
Stoneville Elementary School,
Stoneville
Vandora Springs Elementary
School, Garner
Wintergreen Primary School,
Greenville
One to four years as a Golden
Apple School:
Buckland Elementary School,
Gates
Central Elementary School,
Statesville
Charles C. Erwin Middle School,
Salisbury
East Carteret High School,
Beaufort
Margaret Willis Elementary
School, Fayetteville
Millbrook Elementary School,
Raleigh
Morrison Correctional
Institution, Hoffman
Newport Elementary School,
Newport
Newton-Conover Middle School,
Newton
North Chatham Elementary
School, Chapel Hill
North Lenoir High School,
LaGrange
Ocracoke School, Ocracoke
Polenta Elementary School,
Garner
Sedgefield Elementary School,
Greensboro
Wahl Coates Elementary School,
Greenville
www.nccat.org February 2010
NCCAT Winter News • 5
The Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation (ZSR) is providing
critical support for NCCAT’s Beginning Teachers Model,
a comprehensive professional development program that
improves instructional methods
and maximizes the effectiveness
of North Carolina’s talented new
teachers.
With a two-year grant of
$125,000 per year, ZSR is sup-porting
NCCAT Connections, a
yearlong induction program for
teachers in their first year in the
classroom. In the first year of
the grant, NCCAT Connections
is working with novice teachers in Bertie, Hertford, and
Warren counties. Also, a one-year grant of $30,000 is
allowing teachers from North Carolina’s most economi-cally
distressed counties to participate in “Connect to Your
Future: Celebrating Success in the Classroom,” a five-day
residential seminar for teachers in their second or third
year of teaching. Both programs help new teachers develop
strong foundations in classroom management and instruc-tional
practices while building a network of peer support.
A key component of the NCCAT Connections program is
the journey to NCCAT’s Cullowhee campus where begin-ning
teachers grapple with the difficult challenge of meeting
the instructional needs of children living in poverty.
Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation grants
$280,000 to NCCAT
“We have benefited so much from our time here at
NCCAT,” said Tana Sisler, a fourth-grade teacher at Ahoskie
Elementary School. Amanda André, who teaches language
arts at Hertford County Middle School, agreed. “Not only
will we benefit from this experience, but our students will
reap the rewards, too,” she said.
Betty Pugh, executive director of Human Resources
Services for the Hertford County Public Schools, said, “The
NCCAT Connections program provides strong support for
these beginning teachers and gives them instructional strate-gies
they can implement in the classroom.”
For more information, contact NCCAT Teacher Services
at 800-922-0482 or email registrar@nccat.org.
Support for the Development Foundation of NCCAT Inc. remains vigorous
Through these challenging economic times, NCCAT—and
thus North Carolina’s teachers and students—are benefiting
from the ongoing support of corporations, foundations, and
businesses. Gifts and grants received thus far in fiscal year
2009–2010 have bolstered NCCAT’s ability to continue
successful programs for beginning teachers, advance new
educational seminars, and enable more teachers to take
advantage of NCCAT’s professional development opportu-nities
than would be otherwise possible.
Many of this year’s awards are investments in helping
NCCAT move forward with its “Teaching Students of the
21st Century Initiative” by supporting seminars that focus
on science, technology, engineering, and mathematics
(STEM). The Dominion Foundation gave $6,400 through
its 2009 Dominion Educational Partnership Grant for
seminars dealing with environmental education. Piedmont
Natural Gas Foundation also encouraged teacher develop-ment
in STEM subjects with a $10,000 gift for seminar
support. And the Charles M. and Mary D. Grant Foundation
supported teacher development in STEM subjects with a
$30,000 grant.
The Belk Foundation fully funded an NCCAT Honored
Educator Scholarship at $25,000. This scholarship covers
all costs for a teacher to attend an NCCAT seminar each
year, allowing NCCAT to expand its reach. Funds have
also been provided by the Duke Energy Foundation, the
Goodnight Educational Foundation, and the Golden LEAF
Foundation.
In addition to these grants and gifts, the Development
Foundation of NCCAT continues to benefit from the ongoing
support from a host of businesses, philanthropists, and
interested organizations for its instructional programming.
As budgets tighten, NCCAT recognizes the high value
that individual donors and organizations place on the
professional development programming NCCAT provides
for North Carolina’s public school teachers.
NCCAT’s seminars and programs
for beginning teachers are designed
to reinforce essential skills for good
teaching, strengthen instructional
practices in the classroom, and
build professional networks.
(Left) Hertford County beginning
teachers.
SANDRA BOWLING
LINDA KINNEAR
support to do their jobs effectively. The North Carolina
Center for the Advancement of Teaching recognizes how
essential professional development is to provide high-quality
education to our students in North Carolina, and I
am committed to investing in our education as Congress
takes up education reform initiatives.”
nccat www.nccat.org
6 • NCCAT Winter News
Led by Executive Director Dr. Mary McDuffie, a
contingent of educational leaders representing NCCAT met
with North Carolina’s federal legislators in Washington,
D.C., in October 2009. McDuffie was joined in the effort
by Linda Suggs, chair of the NCCAT Board of Trustees,
and Richard Schwartz, president of the Development
Foundation of NCCAT Inc.
The group met with U.S. Senator Kay Hagan and
U.S. Representatives G.K. Butterfield, Larry Kissell,
Mike McIntyre, David Price, and Heath Shuler. The
lawmakers were briefed on two of NCCAT’s quintessential
instructional programs: NCCAT’s Beginning Teachers
Model, which focuses on improving instructional
methods and maximizing effectiveness of new teachers;
and NCCAT’s “Teaching Students of the 21st Century
Initiative,” which ensures that North Carolina teachers have
the global knowledge and essential skills to prepare today’s
students for the world they will enter upon graduation.
During the meeting with Hagan, the group discussed
financial literacy education, a cause she championed in
North Carolina and now has taken nationwide with her
proposal of the Financial Literacy for Students Act of 2009.
After meeting with the NCCAT contingent, Sen. Hagan
said, “One of the most important ways to ensure student
success is to make sure that our teachers have the necessary
NCCAT briefs federal lawmakers
A contingent of educational leaders representing the North Carolina
Center for the Advancement of Teaching meet with U.S. Rep. Mike
McIntyre of the 7th District to discuss the importance of investing in
and supporting North Carolina’s public schools. Pictured here (left to
right): Richard Schwartz, president of the Development Foundation of
NCCAT Inc.; Linda Suggs, chair of the NCCAT Board of Trustees; Rep.
McIntyre; and Dr. Mary McDuffie, executive director of NCCAT.
Focusing on financial literacy
As personal financial literacy became a requirement in
North Carolina’s curriculum, NCCAT designed a seminar
to help teachers create stimulating lessons that bring this
important subject to life for students.
The NCCAT seminar “Dollars and Sense: Building
Financial Literacy,” supported by a grant from the North
Carolina Department of Public Instruction (DPI),
allowed teachers to explore ways to integrate financial
literacy initiatives into their curriculums. Teachers
participated in various sessions on financial planning,
assessing and dealing with debt, and understanding
investment choices. They also learned where they could
find free resources within their own communities to
support classroom activities.
“Teachers actively developed strategies to help students
deal with the real economic world and make sound, ethical
financial decisions so they don’t become overwhelmed
after graduation,” reported Winston Sharp, vice president
of default servicing, loss mitigation, and collections at
Wells Fargo in Wisconsin.
“Teachers have the power to
influence the decisions that will
determine our future financial
behavior as a nation,” he said.
Ami Parker, a counselor at
Highland School of Technology
in Gaston County, said, “We
learned commonsense solutions to
financial planning problems. Everything that was presented
gave me new ideas to teach students about financial literacy.”
As students are bombarded with credit card offers before
they even graduate from high school, financial literacy has
become essential knowledge for achieving a successful,
productive life. So essential, in fact, that U.S. Sen. Kay
Hagan recently introduced a bill to provide all states with
incentives to teach financial literacy in public schools.
“This education will give our students the tools to make
sound financial decisions when applying for credit cards,
securing student loans, taking out a mortgage, or managing a
budget,” Sen. Hagan said.
Winston Sharp of Wells Fargo.
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“Whatever subject one is studying, capturing the
essence of that experience through both visual arts and
writing engages both sides of the brain and strengthens
learning and retention for students,” said Center
Fellow Jane Dalton, who developed the seminar,
“Exploring the Landscape Through Art and Writing.”
The seminar took a group of North Carolina public
school teachers and placed them in nature. There,
they learned botany and natural history, as well as
strategies for engaging students’ interest in the world
around them. They reinforced what they were learning
through journaling, visual arts, poetry, and prose.
The successful results of this approach motivated
Autumn Crisp, who teaches English at Northern
Nash High School in Nash County, to enhance her
curriculum. “In conjunction with the legendary and
fictional accounts of journeys that I traditionally cover,
I decided to include A Haiku Journey: Basho’s Narrow
Road to a Far Province,” Crisp said. Basho lived in
the seventeenth century and is known as the Japanese
master of haiku. His journal chronicles his five-month
walk through the remote northeastern provinces of Japan.
“I thought about Basho’s writing in his travel diary and
knew this would provide a wonderful opportunity for my students
to incorporate nature writing,” Crisp said.
Crisp attended the NCCAT seminar as the Mabel Roberson
McIntyre Honored Educator Scholar. The scholarship honors Mabel
Roberson McIntyre, a lifelong educator from Nash County.
“In cultures worldwide, the natural world is a source of
inspiration for art, poetry, and writing,” Dalton said. “Finding the
intersections in our curriculum is as natural and easy as stepping out
of the classroom and into nature.”
Nature and art fortify learning and retention
Diamonds Direct shines for teachers
TOOTIE WATSON
TARA MELTON-MILLER (2)
A fundraising event hosted by Diamonds Direct
Crabtree for the Development Foundation of
NCCAT Inc. was a great success. More than one
hundred people attended, with profits from the
evening going to support NCCAT programming.
Held on November 5, 2009 in Raleigh, the event’s
highlight was a champagne diamond drop in which
guests purchased glasses of champagne with the
hope of finding a one-carat diamond at the bottom of
their glass. A wide range of exclusive gifts, including
jewelry from renowned designers, was also available
to guests at very special pricing.
(Above) Teachers discover ways to blend the literary
style of a writer with the keen observation of a
naturalist and the creative skills of an artist, helping
students learn to look at the world with new eyes.
(Left) Autumn Crisp, English teacher at Northern
Nash High School in Nash County, practices using
nature journaling as a technique to
help students engage with the world
around them.
Special thanks to the dedicated staff of Diamonds Direct and
Zely & Ritz who helped make this evening possible.
The Appalachian Mountains landscape was a natural
source of inspiration for North Carolina teachers.
The North Carolina Center for the
Advancement of Teaching
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PO Box 5121
Cullowhee, NC 28723
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NCCAT’s instructional programming for teachers has a positive
and lasting impact on North Carolina classrooms, according to a
recent survey of NCCAT alumni conducted by the Program
Evaluation and Research Committee of NCCAT.
With an impressive response rate, this data-driven survey
reported the following results:
• Teachers had a recharged interest in teaching;
• Teachers were more reflective of their teaching practices;
• Teachers more frequently encouraged students to take an
active role in their own learning;
• Teachers had more creative ideas for the classroom;
• Teachers had a more positive attitude toward teaching as
a profession; and
• Teachers more readily shared their expertise with other teachers.
NCCAT’s instructional programming is designed to give
teachers the support and resources they need to be highly effective
and enhance student achievement.
NCCAT has a positive and lasting impact on
North Carolina teachers and classrooms
Save the Date!
October 30, 2010
The Grove Park Inn
Asheville, NC
Hosted by the Development Foundation of
NCCAT Inc., in support of teachers.