Report to the
Community
2006-2007
Contents
President 1
Board of Trustees 2-3
Foundation 4-5
Top Honors 6-7
Growth and
Innovation 8-9
Legacy 10-11
Scholarship 11
Scholarships and
Recipients
Five Star 15
Endowments 16-22
Grants 19
Seventeenth Annual
Golf 23-24
Honorariums and Memorials 25-30
CCCC Ambassadors 30
Foundation Giving
Clubs 31-38
Award Program 39
Financial Information 40
13-15
2006-2007 Report to the Community 1
Central Carolina Community College has a long
history of excellence in advancing education.
For forty-five years people have come to CCCC
with goals and dreams for a better life. They
leave with certificates, diplomas, and degrees
in their hands, but it is the knowledge and skills
they develop here that will help them achieve
their dreams.
This year we have launched new program, added
state-of-the-art facilities, and renovated existing
facilities in all three counties, all to meet the
needs of our students and of area employers who
depend on us to provide a well-trained and
competitive labor force. In 2007, we achieved a
perfect rating on the North Carolina Community
College System’s Critical Success Factors report.
Our students and staff achieved
a lot this year as well. I invite you to read about
our progress and accomplishments during our
2006-2007 year.
We sincerely appreciate the generosity of the
many groups and individuals who support the
college and the CCCC Foundation. Listed in this
report are those who contributed during our
fiscal year from July 1, 2006 through June 30,
2007. On behalf of the students, faculty, and
staff of Central Carolina Community College,
thank you.
Sincerely,
Dr. Matthew S. Garrett
CCCC President
President
Message from the President
Board of Trustees
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Members of the CCCC community,
As I think about what I want to share with you in
this Annual Report, the thing I’m most proud of
is the leadership we have at the College. Matt
Garrett has risen to the challenges of the past
three years, leading this college to places beyond
my greatest expectations. I am also proud of
this board of trustees and the role we play in
shared governance. The board and the
administrators at the College work together, and
that hard work has paid off. I think you’ll agree
as you read about the accomplishments we’ve
made and the recognitions we’ve received. It’s
been a wonderful year.
L. W. (Bobby) Powell
Chair, CCCC Board of Trustees
Message from the Chairman
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July 1, 2007– June 30, 2008
Patrick Barnes
John Daniel, III
Ed Garrison
Dr. Tracy Hanner
Jan Hayes
R. V. Hight
Tony Lett
Clem Medley
Tim McNeill
Julian Philpott
L. W. (Bobby) Powell, chairman
John Sauls
Frank Stewart
Frances Warner
Douglas (Doug) H. Wilkinson, Jr.
William T. Wilson, Jr.
The Central Carolina Community College Board of Trustees
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Foundation
Past, Present, and Future supporters of
the CCCC Foundation,
Each year the Foundation awards thousands of
dollars in scholarships so deserving students can
attend Central Carolina Community College.
Those students graduate and become our nurses,
our police officers, our paralegals, or countless
other occupations that in turn give back to our
community in ways we cannot begin to measure,
and many of them go on to four-year colleges.
The CCCC Foundation also supports faculty and
staff development to constantly improve the
quality of education those students receive. The
Foundation provides opportunities to introduce
middle and high school students to the variety of
career choices they might pursue right here in
Lee, Chatham, and Harnett counties. And, when
state and local government appropriations are
not enough, the Foundation enhances and
upgrades equipment to ensure our students are
on the cutting edge of technology.
As the 2007-2008 Foundation Board President, I
am proud that our endowment has recently
exceeded two million dollars, but I hope that we
can raise a whole lot more money in the coming
year so we can continue to expand local
opportunities for higher education. As you read
this year’s report, I invite you to learn more
about the College, the Foundation, and the many
wonderful contributors who make our work
possible. I hope that it inspires you to add your
support to this important effort.
Dr. Howard L. James
2007-2008 Board President, CCCC Foundation
Message Foundation Board President
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The 2007-2008
Executive Committee will
guide the Foundation through
the coming year. Pictured from
left are: (first row) Treasurer
Genease Fields and Immediate
Past President Brian Davis, both
of Sanford;
(second row) Vice President for
Activities Phil Bradley, Sanford;
Member at Large (Chatham) Joe
Trageser, Siler City; and
Member at Large (Harnett) Jim
Randolph, Cameron;
(third row) Vice President-
President Elect George Womble,
Lillington; and President Howard
James, Secretary Ralph Upton,
and Vice President for Internal
Relations Del Jones, all of
Sanford. Vice President for
Community Relations Rob
Patterson, of Sanford, is not
pictured.
The Central Carolina Community College Foundation
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Institutional
Mission & Vision
Vision
To be the best community
college in North Carolina by
meeting the educational needs
of our students and working to
improve the quality of life.
Mission Statement
Central Carolina Community
College is committed to
understanding and meeting the
educational needs of the area’s
citizens, businesses, industries,
and service sectors, utilizing
multiple instructional delivery
methods. The College provides
life-long educational
opportunities consistent with
our students’ interests and
abilities, prepares graduates
capable of acquiring and
applying knowledge and
succeeding in the regional and
global community, and serves as
a positive economic, social, and
cultural catalyst in our diverse
communities. The College is
committed to teaching and
learning excellence.
Top honors for CCCC
Central Carolina Community
College received a perfect score
in the North Carolina Community
College System’s “2007 Critical
Success Factors Report.” The
college met or exceeded all of
the performance measures
established by the NCCCS. Only
six other community colleges,
out of 58 in the state, achieved
this distinction.
The 12 performance measures
are standards of excellence that
show how well the colleges are
carrying out their mission of
meeting the educational needs of
their students, communities, and
area businesses. CCCC met and,
in almost all cases, exceeded
state standards of performance.
In measuring the progress of
basic skills students, CCCC
earned the highest score in the
state. Other measures included
how well our graduates
performed at four-year
institutions in the UNC system,
the percentage of students who
passed state licensure/
certification examinations on
the first try, and business
satisfaction with their CCCC-trained
employees, to name
a few.
In 2007, the college also achieved
a “Superior” rating for the third
year in a row. The NC General
Assembly awards additional
funding to colleges meeting these
high performance standards.
Top Honors
The full report is available on the Web at:
http://www.nccommunitycolleges.edu/Publications/docs/Publications/
csf2007.pdf
C E N T R A L C A R O L I N A C O M M UNITY C O L L E G E
FOUNDED
1961
PALMAM
QU I
ME RUI T FERAT
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2006-2007
Faculty and Staff Awards
The North Carolina Association
of Educational Office
Professionals, a professional
organization of over 2,800
members, named Gloria
Cheatham their Educational
Office Professional of the Year.
Gloria has served the college
since 1987 as administrative
assistant to the president.
The statewide membership also
elected CCCC employment
specialist Linda Spivey to be
vice president for the 2007-
2008 year. Linda will be the
first CCCC employee to serve
on the NCAEOP board.
Two members of the CCCC
family were among the top
honorees in the North Carolina
Community College System’s
annual awards. Joyce Thomas,
Cosmetology Department chair,
was one of ten finalists for the
2006 Excellence in Teaching
award. Linda Stone, dean of
Library Services who retired in
2007, was a finalist for 2006
Staff Person of the Year.
Accreditation
Central Carolina Community
College is accredited by the
Commission on Colleges of the
Southern Association of
Colleges and Schools to award
associate degrees, diplomas,
and certificates. Contact the
Commission on Colleges at
1866 Southern Lane, Decatur,
Georgia 30333-4097 or call
404-679-4500 for questions
about the accreditation of
Central Carolina Community
College. Note: The Commission
on Colleges should be
contacted only if there is
evidence that appears to
support an institution's
significant non-compliance with
a requirement or standard.
The College was accredited by
the North Carolina State Board
of Education in 1970, by the
Southern Association of
Colleges and Schools in 1972,
and reaffirmed in 1976, 1987,
and 1997.
CCCC is a member of the
American Association of
Community Colleges. Its
trustees are members of the
Association of Community
College Trustees.
The 2006-2007 fiscal year
brought new programs, new
facilities, and new ideas.
CCCC joined forces with Lee
County Public Health (LCPH) to
create the Central Carolina
Dental Center at the W. B.
Wicker business
campus in Sanford.
At this state-of-the-art
facility, CCCC will
offer an Associate
degree in dental
hygiene and a diploma
in dental assisting.
At the same time,
LCPH will provide oral
health care services to
low-income patients.
By collaborating, the
two entities share
equipment and
personnel, CCCC
students gain
experience in a
service-learning
environment, and
thousands of
underserved adults,
children, and geriatric
patients receive much-needed
oral health services.
The College underwent
construction and renovation
projects in all three counties
this year. Preparations
continued in Chatham County
for a new sustainable programs
building at the Pittsboro
campus and a classroom and
lab building in Siler City.
County commissioners
committed to environmentally-progressive
building practices
throughout the construction.
In Harnett County, the College
received $647,620 in state
grant funds to match local
commitments for the new
Western Harnett Industrial Park
classroom and shop building.
CCCC began site preparation for
a classroom building and
additional fire training facilities
at the Lee County Emergency
Services Training Center and
continued long-range planning for
the recently-acquired Kelly Drive
land across from the existing
campus. This year the College
also began renovation projects at
the Civic Center and several other
Lee campus buildings
and completed the
Veterinary Medical
Technology building
renovation. The
completed project, now
one of the finest VMT
training facilities in the
country, was featured
in North Carolina
Veterinarian magazine.
Lee Early College
completed its first
year with seventy-three
high school
freshman joining the
student population at
CCCC. Taking a
combination of high
school and college
courses, these
students will graduate
in five years with both
a high school diploma and an
Associate degree. Depending on
what majors the students select,
they may either continue their
studies at four-year institutions
or join the workforce.
CCCC’s Distance Education
department experienced
Growth and Innovation
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Dental Hygiene students practice their
skills on each other. The college’s new
Dental Hygiene and Dental Assisting
programs are accredited by the American
Dental Association.
unprecedented growth in
2006-2007 with an FTE (Full
Time Equivalent) enrollment
increase of 15.2%. This
continues a steady FTE growth
trend over the past five years.
Growth in overall registrations
for distance education courses
has dramatically increased
over a five-year period, from
1,745 in Spring 2003 to 2,861
in Spring 2007. To support
increasing number of student
enrolled in distance classes,
the department began offering
help center support in the
evenings in person and via
phone. The department also
expanded faculty support this
year by adding a Faculty
Resource Room in Lett Hall.
Equipped with computers,
software, printers, and other
teaching aids, this beautiful
facility offers both full-time
and adjunct faculty a quiet
place to work.
CCCC partnered with North
Carolina State University to
offer NC TEACH (North
Carolina Teachers of
Excellence for All Children), a
rigorous, alternative teacher
preparation program
established by the state
legislature in 2000. The
program will advance lateral
entry teachers (those entering
teaching from other
professions) to fully licensed
professional teachers who are
“highly qualified” as defined
by the federal No Child Left
Behind educational
accountability act.
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The college’s Veterinary Medical Technician program moved into expanded,
modernized facilities during the year. The interior of the old science building was
gutted and re-created to specifically serve the needs of the Vet Med program.
Legacy Society
The Central Carolina Community
College Foundation is fortunate to
have a group of generous donors who
have set aside gifts that will, over time,
provide substantial benefits to our
College, our students, and our
community. Oftentimes these types of
long-term commitments to higher
education go unrecognized during the
donor’s lifetime. We are in the
process of establishing the CCCC
Legacy Society to provide a way to
acknowledge such generosity in our
printed materials and to thank our
donors during special events. As
always, we will continue to respect the
privacy of any donor who wishes to
remain anonymous.
Legacy Gift Options
BEQUESTS
In your will or revocable trust, you
specify a gift (a dollar amount, a
particular asset, or all or a portion
of your residuary estate) to be
given to the Foundation effective
upon your death.
CHARITABLE REMAINDER TRUSTS
You create an irrevocable trust
during your lifetime, or upon your
death, and transfer assets to the
trust. You may designate one or
more income beneficiaries
(including yourself) to receive a
fixed dollar amount or a fixed
percentage of the trust assets
each year. Trust installments
may be paid over a certain number
of years or for the lifetimes of
the income beneficiaries.
Remaining trust assets then pass
to the CCCC Foundation.
RETIREMENT PLANS
You may designate the CCCC
Foundation as a beneficiary of all or
a portion of your IRA or other
qualified retirement plan.
Benefits to Donors*
- You retain control over the
property, funds, or investments
during your lifetime.
- Your gift will qualify for an estate
tax deduction.
- Your assets can continue to
provide income for you or your
family members.
- You may claim an income tax
deduction for the year in which you
create the trust.
- The trust is tax-exempt, so all
proceeds from the sale of assets
contributed to the trust may be
invested without reduction for
capital gains taxes.
- You control your retirement plan
until your death, and you may
revoke the beneficiary designation
at any time.
- Your gift will qualify for an estate
tax deduction.
Legacy
You can leave a legacy of education
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2006-2007 Report to the Community 11
Legacy Gift Options
CHARITABLE LEAD TRUST
Much like a Charitable Remainder
Trust (see page 10), but instead of
payments being made to you or
another beneficiary over the term of
the trust, payments are made to the
Foundation. Upon your death or
the expiration of the term,
remaining trust assets pass to your
family members or to other named
beneficiaries rather than to the
CCCC Foundation.
LIFE INSURANCE
You may give an insurance policy
that is no longer needed to the
CCCC Foundation by naming the
Foundation as the owner and
beneficiary of the policy.
Benefits to Donors*
-Assets may be transferred to your
family members or other
beneficiaries during your lifetime or
upon your death at a reduced gift
or estate tax cost.
- The gift or inheritance of a family
member may be deferred for a
period of time while benefiting the
CCCC Foundation.
- During the charitable term,
investment earnings of the trust
may be fully or partially sheltered
from income taxes by an income
tax charitable deduction.
- You may be entitled to an income
tax deduction the year of the gift.
2006 Scholarship Banquet
Every CCCC scholarship recipient has a
story, from the laid off factory worker,
to the high school graduate with
dreams of being the first in the family to
go to college, to the single mother who
wants to give her children a better life.
In November 2006, nearly five hundred
scholarship donors and recipients
gathered to share a meal, a few
inspiring stories, and the hopes and
dreams that higher education can bring.
Seated together for this annual event,
donors and the recipients of various
CCCC Foundation scholarships have an
opportunity to connect. Individuals,
families, corporations, and a variety of
local organizations provide scholarships
through the CCCC Foundation, and the
annual banquet gives them an
opportunity to see first-hand the impact
of their generosity. The banquet also
provides the scholarship recipients a
time to show their appreciation and
share their excitement about the future
with those who opened the doors to
higher education.
You (or your family, your company, or
your civic organization or club) can
contribute to many of our already-established
scholarship funds, or you
can start a named endowment that will
provide educational opportunities for
years to come. Contact the CCCC
Foundation office at (919)718-7231
for more information.
* The information contained herein has been compiled from a variety of
publicly available documents and web sites believed to be reliable; however,
there is no guarantee as to its accuracy or completeness.
All information provided is of a general nature and is not intended
to address the circumstances of any particular individual or entity.
CCCC Foundation does not render tax advice. Accordingly, you should
not act upon any information contained herein without professional
advice from your tax advisor.
Scholarship
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Foundation Staff
Executive Director Diane
Glover and Foundation
Assistant Abby Walker
To learn how you can help Central
Carolina Community College further
the educational goals of students
across Lee, Harnett, and Chatham
counties, contact Foundation
Executive Director Diane Glover or
Foundation Assistant Abby Walker
at (919)718-7231. Donations or
written inquiries may be mailed to:
CCCC Foundation
1105 Kelly Drive
Sanford, NC 27330
Foundation
Board Members
Donald Andrews
Dale Armstrong
John Beck, Ph.D.
Phil Bradley
Larry Byrd
Lynda Carr
Brian Davis
John Dixon
Catherine Evans, DDS
Genease Fields
James French
Hubert Garner
Ed Garrison
Welford Haris
Perry Harrison
Mike Hendley
Grace Hodges
Ed Holmes
James Holt, M.D.
Howard James, DDS
Del Jones
Tom Joyner
Dixon Kilbourne
Joe Langley
Jimmy McCormick
Tom Miriello
Rob Patterson
Ophelia Pivet
Bobby Powell
Mission Statement: The primary mission of the Foundation is to support the students,
faculty and staff of the college through financial grants in areas of need not covered
by state and local appropriations.
Jim Randolph
Lowell Rickard
Doug Roscoe, O.D.
Kate Rumely
David Siler
Hal Siler
Joe Trageser
Jack Tredinnick
Tim Turner
Avron Upchurch
Ralph Upton
Judi Womack
George Womble
Dr. Matt Garrett, CCCC President
Diane Glover, Executive Director
Abby Walker, Administrative
Assistant
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CCCC Alumni Honor Society
Caitlin Kelly
CCCC Ambassador
Linda Bradford
Sandra Cain
Beth Canup
Beckie Dunn
Lisa Fitzgibbon
Rebecca Garner
Rosalind Griep
Terri McKone
Matthew Pope
Evelyn Rivera
Alyson Roache
Nalley Vazquez
CCCC AEOP
Chad Potts
CCCC Trustee
Dexter Cox
Kelly Dodson
Selena Hayes
Michael McCoy
Veronica Meert
Jordan Minter
Latora Staley
Michelle Womble
CCCC Student
Jacquelyn Lowry
CCCC Foundation GED/AHS
Vincent Washington
CCCC Foundation Tech Prep
Kevin Baldwin
Lee Coore
Jerrica Fannon
Stephen Forbess
Kendra Gilbert
Jacob Havard
Jessica Hill
Kimberly Ivey
Megan Rosser
Kyle Wall
Jane Alderson
Continuing Education
Helen Cotten
Cymbria S. and Raymond H.
Amberger
Patricia Baker
Yira Collins
Brannon Cox
Brittany Denton
Brittney Gaines
Maranda Gautier
Amber Marley
Pamela Morris
Ollie Monroe Angel Memorial
Teresa Morrison
Darrell Arrington Memorial
Brandon Brown
J. Mack and Eula Mae Auman
Corey Burns
Christine Carroll
Robert Pegram, III
Kenneth Ayscue Automotive
Roberta Jackson
Ola Mae Baber Nursing
Erica Eborn
Angelique Roberson
James F. and Dixie B.
Bridges Memorial
(To Be Awarded)
Judy Ellis Buck Memorial
Heather Harden
Lura Rhyne Burns Nursing
Jennifer Schmidt
C.K. Caldwell Jr. Memorial
Jeremy Billings
Central Carolina Hospital
Auxiliary Nursing
Lisa Peeler
Tonica Sanders
Central Electric
Membership Corporation
Stephanie Avent
Mario Bonilla
Bridget Page
Chatham County Chamber
of Commerce
Erin Bradford
Stacy Harris
Jacob Havard
Jimmy Collins Memorial
Michael Klingman
Coty/Sanford Operations
Adam Hurd
Council for Effective
Action and Decisions
(To Be Awarded)
Mary Lou and Lum Cummings
Catherine Burgess
Megan Byrd
Carolyn Jean McNair
Daniel Memorial
Teresa Wright
John Thomas Davenport
Memorial
Charles King
Richard Rojas
John E. and Eunice L.
Dotterer Nursing
Stephanie Lyons
Deborah Young
Eason Veterinary
Medical Technology
Melissa Urban
First National Bank and
Trust Company
Bridget Stout
Friends of North Carolina
Veterinary Medical Association
Rosa Berrera
Rebecca Thornton
Friends of the Pittsboro
Memorial Library
Terry Henderson
Sue Gibson Nursing
Kimberly Page
Gold Kist
Weston Coggins
Peggy C. and Meigs C. Golden
Patricia Hair
Teresa Wright
Tom Graves Memorial
Yira Collins
Barbara Simpson Haislip
Memorial Nursing
Rebecca Thomas
Peggy Hall Nursing
Kimberly Page
Harnett County Student
Rose Del Torro
Mary Lois Harris Hayes
Memorial Nursing
Sylvia Caddell
Everette T. Hickman
Greg Ashley
Betsy Perry Holton Memorial
Donna Preddy
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Jeffery K. Jones Memorial
Tabitha Cable
Gail Sillaman
Robert D. Jones Memorial
Peggy Penny
Jonesboro Garden Club
Marlana Sifter
J. Linwood Keith Memorial
Nursing
Jessica Eubanks
Oscar A. Keller, Jr. and
Elderlene R. Keller Nursing
LaShaunda Williams
Steven T. Keller Memorial
Tiffany Byrd
Amber Spivey
Reid King Law Enforcement
Eboni Williams
Laser & Photonics
Mark Machovec
William W. and Isabel Heins
Lawrence
Nehemiah Russ, Jr.
Lee County Association of
Senior Citizens
Anna McCormick
Lee County Medical Society
Nursing
LaShaunda Williams
Lee Iron & Metal Industrial
Plant Maintenance
Robert Pearl
Ada M. Leonard Nursing
Jodi Langston
Gilbert Lett Family
Beverly Alward
Renata Small Baker
Melinda Blankenship
Amanda Donovan
Jennifer Hilliard
Regina Magodi
Larnette Moore
Alysse Richardson
Amanda Ryan
Dawn Thompson
Alvin R. MacKay Veterinary
Medical Technology
Melissa Urban
Janice Thomas McNeill Memorial
Julie Holder
Joey McSwain Memorial
Belinda Mades
Edgar W. Meyers Memorial
Jeremy Collins
David McArthur
Samuel R. Miriello Memorial
Christal Tart
Moore County Kennel Club
Kobi Berger
Sam Cochran
Lori Fox
Ronda Hulon
Carole Nilsen
Jamie Watson
Bunkey Morgan’s Chatham County
Cynthia Smith
Motorcycle Mechanics Alumni
(To Be Awarded)
Raymond Francis O’Brien Jr.
Memorial
Julia Mabe
Gerard J. O’Donnell Nursing
Lisa Peeler
Oelrich Nursing
Sylvia Caddell
Paralegal Students
Reem Baloch
Cecelia K. Patterson Medical
Assisting
LaKeschia Harrington
Jacqueline K. Patterson Nursing
Jennifer Schmidt
Pentair Pool Products
David McArthur
Annie Patterson
Pittsboro Area Health Initiatives
Ty’Yeest Baker
Gwendolyn Briggs
Robin Brooks
Trinidy Chavis
Cynthia Gibbs
Danielle Johnson
Blondean Jordon
Julia Mabe
Karen Robbins
LaTora Staley
Robert E. Pomeranz Memorial
Tashima McLean
Anthony Russell
Elbert C. Price Memorial
Richard Rojas
Erma Carlisle Proctor
Angela Cotton Walden
Samuel C. Profio Memorial
Wanda Hockaday
Progress Energy
Mario Bonilla
Brandon Brown
Laura Garner
Robert Pearl
Quail Corners
Mindy Gill
Corrinne Smolinski
Thomas L. Reeves Memorial
Sustainable Farming
Jacob Yow
Rickard-Rigsbee Memorial
Lee Coore
Nancy Ruth Harding Robinson
Memorial
Belinda Mades
Carter T. Rosser Memorial
Bristin Brewer
J. Fletcher Rosser/S.A.I.F.A.
Memorial
Chad Potts
Sanford Business and
Professional Women’s “Pat
Nixon”
Gail Sillaman
Sanford Central High School
Class of 1959 Memorial
Julie Holder
Sanford Civitan
Emily Gilchrist
Sanford Dermatology
“Dr. Beth” Nursing
Patricia Hair
Sanford Exchange
Crystal George
Jaleesa McKeithen
Sanford Medical Group Nursing
Teresa Morrison
Scholarships and Recipients
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Sanford Woman’s Club Nursing
Candace Tuck
Walter L. Scoggins Industrial
Technology Memorial
Kevin Richardson
Hal T. Siler
Jeremy Clark
Paige Baker Simpson
Bess Antes
Smith’s Coffee and Mountain
Bottled Water Service
William Parks
South River Electric
Membership Corporation
Christal Tart
State Employees’ Credit Union
Colby Flowers
Melinda Gill
Static Control Components
(To Be Awarded)
William W. and Ellen B. Staton
Paralegal
Angela Rickstrew
Sustainable Farming Endowment
Hillary Heckler
Larry W. Talton Business
Excellence
Tiffany Simpson
3M Engineering Technology
Kishia Jones
Louise L. Tuller Trust Nurse
Education
Jenny King
Marcia Richardson
Homer Tuttle
Anthony Russell
Dean Wakefield Memorial
Robert Ashley Parker
Aaron Thomas
J. Shelton and Clarice B.
Wicker Memorial
Cynthia Gillespie
Steven Hallman
W. B. Wicker Memorial
Antonio Alfred
Christopher Brown
Ricky McClurkin
Douglas H. Wilkinson Memorial
Roberta Jackson
E.M. “Bucky” and Ila Williams
Angela Jones
Carolyn Wicker Williamson
Memorial
Catherine Strunks
William M. and Eunice J.
Womble Memorial
Denese Morris
Wyeth Vaccines
Sharon Carroll
Five Star
Scholarships and Recipients Five Star
Child Care Center
The Central Carolina Community
College Preschool at the Chatham
County Campus retained its five-star
rating after excelling in a
detailed inspection and evaluation.
Child care facilities throughout the
state are rated on 43 standards in
areas such as space/furnishings,
activities,
environment,
interactions
with parents,
and education
of teachers.
Five stars is
the highest
rating a
facility
can attain.
U.S. Rep Bob Etheridge visits the
College’s 5-Star rated Pre-school,
located on the Chatham County
Campus in Pittsboro.
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You, your family, or your
organization can establish a named
endowment at Central Carolina
Community College. Your
endowment will not only help
students today, but it will continue
to support education for years to
come. The initial funds, along with
any additional gifts you make in the
future, remain permanently in the
endowment, and you designate how
the earnings may be used. You
may want to provide scholarships
for a particular curriculum program
or for students from a specific high
school or county. Your endowment
could support faculty education or
provide funds for up-to-date
technology. Regardless of how you
decide to guide the use of your
donation, a named endowment
provides perpetual funds to help
the College, the students, and the
communities of Chatham, Harnett
and Lee counties. Call the Foundation
office today at (919)718-7231
to learn more.
Please note, each endowment
requires significant administrative
time and resources to manage and
distribute the funds according to
the donor’s requirements, while
adhering to the highest possible
standards of good stewardship.
Therefore, the CCCC Foundation
asks that you make a minimum
commitment of $10,000 to create a
new named endowment. We are
truly appreciative of every donation,
regardless of amount. You can
always combine your contributions
with other funds (such as our
general fund or a previously-established
endowment) to
maximize the efficiency of the
Foundation and the impact of your
generous contributions.
Alumni Honor Society
By: CCCC Alumni Association
For: Scholarships
Cymbria S. and Raymond H.
Amberger
By: Mr. & Mrs. Raymond
H. Amberger
For: Scholarships
Ollie Monroe Angel Memorial
By: Kay Webster Angel &
Friends of Ollie Angel
For: Scholarships for
Nursing
Darrell Arrington Memorial
By: Friends of Darrell
Arrington
For: Scholarships
for Chatham
County Students
J. Mack and Eula Mae Auman
By: J. Mack and Eula Mae
Auman
For: Scholarships
Ola Mae Baber Nursing
By: Frank L. Baber
For: Scholarships
for Nursing
Endowments
CCCC Foundation Endowments Investing in Education
CCCC Endowments
(through June 30, 2007)
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James F. and Dixie B. Bridges
Memorial
By: Mr. & Mrs. Tommy
Bridges
For: Scholarships
Judy Ellis Buck Memorial
By: CCCC Faculty & Staff
For: Scholarships
Donald N. Buie Memorial
By: Friends of Don Buie
For: Scholarships
Lura Rhyne Burns Nursing
By: Clyde J. Rhyne
For: Scholarships for Nursing
C.K. Caldwell, Jr. Memorial
By: Betty, Brian & Eric Caldwell
For: Scholarships for Human
Resource Management &
Industrial Maintenance
Technology
Central Carolina Community
College Student
By: Miscellaneous Donors
For: Scholarships
Central Carolina Hospital
Auxiliary Nursing
By: Central Carolina
Hospital Auxiliary
For: Scholarships for
Nursing
Central Electric Membership
Corporation
By: Central Electric
Membership Corporation
For: Scholarships
Jimmy Collins Memorial
By: James J. Collins
For: Scholarships for
Criminal Justice/BLET
Coty US
By: Coty US LLC
For: Scholarships
Council for Effective Action &
Decisions (CEAD)
By: Council for Effective
Action & Decisions
For: Scholarships
Mary Lou and Lum Cummings
BY: CEBCO Construction
For: Scholarships for
Western Harnett High
School Graduates
Carolyn Jean McNair Daniel
Memorial
By: John & Elizabeth Daniel
For: Scholarships for
Single Parents
John Thomas Davenport Memorial
By: J.T. Davenport Family
For: Scholarships for
Business or Industrial
Technology
John E. and Eunice L. Dotterer
Nursing
By: Dr. & Mrs. John E.
Dotterer
For: Scholarships for
Nursing
Eason Veterinary Medical
Technology
By: Mr. & Mrs. J.
Kenneth Eason
For: Scholarships for
Veterinary Medical Technology
First National Bank &
Trust Company
By: First National Bank &
Trust Company
For: Scholarships for
Chatham County Students
Sue Gibson Nursing
By: Bill & Jinger Gibson
For: Scholarships for
Nursing
Gold Kist, Inc.
By: Gold Kist Foundation
For: Scholarships
Peggy C. and Meigs C. Golden
By: Meigs & Peggy Golden
For: Scholarships for
Single Parents
J. Dent and Clarice Cato Goodyear
Veterinary Medical Technology
By: Mr. & Mrs. J. Dent
Goodyear
For: Scholarships for
Veterinary Medical
Technology
Richard Scott Grant Memorial
By: George R. Grant, MD
For: Scholarships for
Motorcycle Mechanics
Technology
Tom Graves Memorial
By: CCCC Faculty & Staff &
Friends of Tom Graves
For: Scholarships
CCCC Endowments (through June 30, 2007)
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Barbara Simpson Haislip
Memorial Nursing
By: Haislip & Gage Families
For: Scholarships for
Nursing
Harnett County Student
By: HCI Carpentry
For: Scholarships for
Harnett County Students
Mary Lois Harris Hayes
Memorial Nursing
By: Frank D. Hayes, Sr.
& Family
For: Scholarships
for Nursing
Everette T. Hickman Memorial
By: Marie C. Profio
For: Scholarships for
Graduates of
CCCC GED/AHS
James B. Holt Nursing
By: Friends of Dr. Holt--
For: Scholarships for
Nursing
Betsy Perry Holton Memorial
By: Holton & Welch Families
For: Scholarships for
Nursing
Edwin A. and Dorothy B. Hubbard
By: Dorothy B. Hubbard
For: Scholarships for
Veterinary Medical
Technology
Jeffery K. Jones Memorial
By: Mr. & Mrs. Del Jones,
Scott Jones
For: Scholarships for
Bio-Technology, Chemical
Research/Pre-Pharmacy,
Computer Programming,
or Information Systems
Robert D. Jones Memorial
By: Velner Jones
For: Scholarships for
Medical Assisting
Jonesboro Garden Club
By: Jonesboro Garden
Club
For: Scholarships for
Lee County Students
Marvin R. Joyner
"Pursuit of Excellence"
By: Friends of Marvin R.
Joyner
For: Funding for Special
Projects
J. Linwood Keith Memorial
Nursing
By: Mary Lynn Keith
For: Scholarships
for Nursing
Oscar A. Keller, Jr. and
Elderlene R. Keller Nursing
By: Linda Kelly,
Judy Normann,
Buddy Keller
For: Scholarships
for Nursing
Stephen T. Keller Memorial
By: Anonymous
For: Scholarships
Reid King Law Enforcement
By: Dr. & Mrs. Robert W.
Patterson
For: Scholarships for
Basic Law Enforcement
Training
Laser & Photonics
By: Central Carolina
Community College
Laser Club
For: Scholarships
for Laser & Photonics
William W. and Isabel
Heins Lawrence
By: Mr. and Mrs. William W.
Lawrence
For: Scholarships for
Telecommunications
Lee County Association of
Senior Citizens
By: Lee County Association
of Senior Citizens Club
For: Scholarships for
Nursing
Lee County Dental Society
By: Lee County
Dental Society
For: Scholarships for
Dental Hygiene and
Assisting
Lee County Medical Society
Nursing
By: Lee County Medical
Society
For: Scholarships for
Nursing
CCCC Endowments (through June 30, 2007)
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Lee Iron and Metal Industrial
Plant Maintenance
By: Mr. & Mrs. L.I. Cohen
For: Scholarships for
Industrial Maintenance
Ada M. Leonard Nursing
By: Sandra L. Wornom
For: Scholarships
for Nursing
Gilbert Lett Family
By: Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert
Lett & Family
For: Scholarships for
Nursing
Alvin R. MacKay Veterinary
Medical Technology
By: Student Veterinary
Medical Technician
Association, -
Bill & Carol Bradford,
Wayne & Nancy Robinson
For: Scholarships
for Veterinary
Medical Technology
John David Martin Nursing
By: Beverly Martin
For: Nursing
Program Needs
Janice Thomas McNeill Memorial
By: Andrew P. McNeill &
Family
For: Scholarships
Joey McSwain Memorial
By: Jean McSwain &
the late LeRoy McSwain, Sr.
For: Scholarships for
Veterinary Medical
Technology
Edgar W. Meyers Memorial
By: Trion
Charitable Foundation
For: Scholarships
for Industrial Education
Samuel R. Miriello Memorial
By: Ruth, Joe, Ron &
Tom Miriello
For: Scholarships
for Harnett County
Students
Bunkey Morgan's
Chatham County
By: Bunkey Morgan
For: Scholarships for
Chatham County Students
Motorcycle Mechanics Alumni
By: Motorcycle Mechanics
Alumni & Judith Furr
For: Scholarships for
Motorcycle Mechanics
Technology
Nursing Program
By: Friends of CCCC
Nursing Program
For: Scholarships for
Nursing
Continued Grant
Success at CCCC
In addition to the four grants
totaling over half a million dollars
already secured for the Central
Carolina Dental Center in 2005-
2006, two more funding entities
added their support to the
innovative project in 2006-2007.
Golden LEAF, Inc. awarded the
College $223,006 and the NC
Community College System
awarded $270,595 through its
Allied Health Enhancement Grant
program funded by the NC General
Assembly. These awards are in
addition to the earlier grants from
the Kate B. Reynolds Charitable
Trust for $296,809, the Blue Cross
and Blue Shield of North Carolina
Foundation for $25,000, and the
NC Dental Health Society for
$2,800. The College’s collaborative
partner, Lee County Public Health,
also accepted a grant from The
Duke Endowment in the amount
of $250,505 to help create the
Central Carolina Dental Center.
Grants
CCCC Endowments (through June 30, 2007)
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Raymond Francis O'Brien, Jr.
Memorial
By: Family & Friends of
Ray O'Brien
For: Scholarships
for Chatham and
Lee County Students
Gerard J. O'Donnell Nursing
By: Dr. & Mrs. Gerard J.
O'Donnell
For: Scholarships
for Nursing
Oelrich Nursing
By: Dr. & Mrs. A.M.
Oelrich
For: Scholarships
for Nursing
Paralegal Student
By: CCCC Faculty & Staff
For: Scholarships
for Paralegal Technology
Cecelia K. Patterson
Medical Assisting
By: Dr. & Mrs.
Robert W. Patterson
For: Scholarships
for Medical Assisting
Jacqueline K. Patterson Nursing
By: Dr. & Mrs. Robert W.
Patterson
For: Scholarships
for Nursing
Pentair Pool Products
By: Pentair Water Pool
& Spa
For: Scholarships
for Business or
Industrial Technology
Ann Carson Perry Memorial
By: Hugh. P. Perry &
Family
For: Scholarships
for Nursing
Worth E. and Mary S. Perry
By: Mary S. Perry
For: Scholarships
for Dental Hygiene
and Assisting
Robert E. Pomeranz Memorial
By: Pomeranz Family
For: Scholarships for
Business or Industrial
Technology
Elbert C. Price Memorial
By: Price Family, CCCC
Faculty & Staff
For: Scholarships
Erma Carlisle Proctor
By: Bradley, Fincher &
Proctor Families
For: Scholarships for
Single Parents
Endowments
CCCC Endowments (through June 30, 2007)
2006-2007 Report to the Community 21
Samuel C. Profio Memorial
By: Marie C. Profio
For: Scholarships
for Single Parents
William H. Ray, Sr.
By: W.H. "Bill" Ray, Jr.
For: Scholarships
Thomas Reeves Memorial
Sustainable Farming
By: Jean Reeves
For: Sustainable Farming
Program Needs
Rickard-Rigsbee Memorial
By: Mr. & Mrs. Lowell
Rickard
For: Scholarships
Nancy Ruth Harding
Robinson Memorial
By: Judy Ruth Harris
For: Scholarships for
Veterinary Medical
Technology
Carter T. Rosser Memorial
By: Rosser Family &
CCCC Faculty/Staff
For: Scholarships
for Industrial Maintenance
J. Fletcher Rosser/
S.A.I.F.A. Memorial
By: Sanford Assoc. of
Insurance &
Financial Advisors
For: Scholarships
for Business Education
Sanford BPW “Pat Nixon”
By: Sanford Business &
Professional Women's Club
For: Scholarships for
Business Education
Sanford Central HS Class of
1959 Memorial
By: Sanford Central
High School Class of 1959
For: Scholarships for
Lee County Students
Sanford Dermatology
"Dr. Beth" Nursing
By: Dr. John D.
Cheesborough & Sanford
Dermatology
For: Scholarships
for Nursing
Sanford Exchange Club
By: Sanford Exchange
Club
For: Scholarships
for Electronics,
Mechanical Engineering
& Nursing
Sanford Medical Group Nursing
By: Sanford Medical Group
For: Scholarships
for Nursing
Sanford Woman's Club Nursing
By: Sanford Woman's Club
For: Scholarships
for Nursing
Walter L. Scoggins Memorial
By: Ruby R. Scoggins
& Children
For: Scholarships
for Industrial Technology
Hal T. Siler
By: Sanford Chamber
of Commerce Members
For: Scholarships for
Lee County Students
Paige Baker Simpson
By: Paige Baker Simpson
For: Scholarships for
Lee County Students
Smith's Coffee & Mountain
Bottled Water Service
By: Mr. & Mrs. Robert Smith
For: Scholarships for
Chatham County Students
CCCC Endowments (through June 30, 2007)
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Static Control Components
By: Static
Control Components
For: Scholarships
for Business or
Industrial Technology
William W. and Ellen B. Staton
Paralegal
By: William W. Staton
For: Scholarships
for Paralegal Technology
Sustainable Farming
By: Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Harman, James P. Watkins
For: Scholarships for
Sustainable Farming
Larry W. Talton Business
Excellence
By: Friends of
Larry Talton & CCCC
Business Department
For: Scholarships for
Business Education
3M Engineering Technology
By: 3M
For: Scholarships for
Engineering Technology
Louise L. Tuller Trust Nursing
By: Louise L. Tuller Trust
For: Nursing Program
Needs & Scholarships
Frances Frye Roberts Warner
By: Children of
Frances Warner
For: Scholarships for
Dental Hygiene
Andrew Kelly Wicker Memorial
By: Mr. & Mrs. Robert Wicker
& Friends of
Andrew Wicker
For: Scholarships for
Automotive Technology
J. Shelton and Clarice
By: Mr. & Mrs. Dennis
Wicker & Family
For: Scholarships for
Vocational or Technical
Curriculums
W.B. Wicker Memorial
By: Grant Donation &
Friends of W.B. Wicker
For: Scholarships
for African American Males
Douglas H. Wilkinson Memorial
By: Mr. & Mrs. Douglas H.
Wilkinson, Jr. & Employees
of Wilkinson Cadillac
Oldsmobile
For: Scholarships
for Automotive Technology
E.M. "Bucky" and Ila Williams
By: Mr. & Mrs. E.M.
Williams
For: Scholarships
for Nursing
Carolyn Wicker
Williamson Memorial
By: Peyton Williamson
For: Scholarships
William M. and Eunice J.
Womble Memorial
By: Mr. & Mrs. William M.
Womble, Jr.
For: Scholarships
Wyeth Vaccines
By: Wyeth Corporation
For: Scholarships for
Bioprocess
Manufacturing Technology
CCCC Endowments (through June 30, 2007)
2006-2007 Report to the Community 23
Platinum
Ark’s/Noah Construction
Capital Bank
First Bank
First Federal Bank
New Century Bank
Normann Group of Wachovia
Securities
Gold
BB&T-Dunn
BB&T-Sanford
Davenport & Company
Distinctive Human Resources
Gold Kist
Imperial Freezer Services
Lee-Moore Insurance Agency
Lee-Moore Real Estate Investments
Pentair Water Pool & Spa
Perfection Equipment Company
Cynthia and Julian Philpott
Progress Energy
RBC Centura-Sanford
Saab Barracuda
Sears of Sanford
Static Control
Tramway Veneers
Wachovia Securities-Raleigh
White/Street/Store Dog Properties
Wilkinson Cadillac-Oldsmobile
Pontiac
Wilson & Reives
Womble Rental Management
Silver
AFLAC: Leslie & Joyce Cox
Fred Anderson Toyota of Sanford
Bridges-Cameron Funeral Home
Brookfield Retirement Center
Brookwood Farms
Clinton E. Bryan, Jr.
Cape Fear Insurance Agency
Carolina Pools
Cashion & Associates
Chatlee Boat & Marine
Cooper Mechanical
Phil & Genease Fields
James & Gloria French
Matt & Becky Garrett
Harnett Forward
Together Committee
Harrington, Gilleland & Winstead
Heritage Concrete
Howard’s Barbeque
Kelly & West
Dr. Lane & Associates-Lillington
Langley Gymnastics
Lee Builder Mart
Mullins-Sherman Architects
Perry Brothers Tire Service
Bobby & Linda Powell
Rogers-Pickard Funeral Home
Roscoe Optometric Eye Center
Sanford Contractors
Steel & Pipe Corporation
Tri-Co Insurance Agency
Avron & Mary Upchurch
Frances Warner
J.E. Womble & Sons
In-Kind
Central Chevrolet Buick
Ham’s Restaurant
Sanford Coca-Cola
Bottling Company
Smith’s Coffee and Premium
Bottled Water
Seventeenth Annual Golf Sponsors
Sunshine, fun, fellowship –
and the chance of making
a great putt – brought
more than 180 players out
for the CCCC Foundation’s
17th Annual Golf Classic.
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Foundation Golf Classic
2006 CCCC Foundation Golf Classic Winners
Best Ball Gross Division 1st
Place Winning Team of
Junior Cole, Dave Glabicki,
Kel Normann, Chet Chester.
Flight 1 Captain’s Choice
1st Place Winning Team is
congratulated by Quail
Ridge Pro, Mark Midford.
1st Place Winning Team
consists of P.J.Gay, Lowell
Rickard, Wayne Spivey,
Craig Sturdivant.
Best Ball Net Division 1st
Place Winning Team of
Bob Mangum, Charm
Braxton, Bill Cotten,
Mikeal Basinger.
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Any gift may be named in memory
or in honor of someone. A
donation “in honor of” is a unique
way to celebrate an occasion such
as a birthday, anniversary, or
retirement.
A gift “in memory of” is a
lasting tribute to your loved
one’s life and interests. Upon
your instructions, the Foundation
will send a customized gift letter
directly to the individual
or family you are honoring.
If you would like more information
about memorials and honorariums,
contact the Foundation office at
(919)718-7231.
Honorariums
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Baumann
Fred and Barbara Wilson
Don Buie
Arnold L. Allred
Donald L. Allred
Jimmy W. Allred
Dr. Frances K. Andrews
Mr. and Mrs. R. Scott Barr
Dan and Sandra Cape
Matthew and Scarlett Cape
Mr. and Mrs. Poly Cohen
Calvin and Ruth Cox
Steven and Barbara Cox
D.C. Blue Hunting &
Conservation Club
John and Della Farmer
Matt and Becky Garrett
Ray and Alice Gilchrist
Donald Gunter
Henry Hickman, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. J.S. Holmes
Anne M. Hurley
I. Parker King, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Knight
Webb and Ann McCracken
Grace C. McDougald
Mr. and Mrs. Dargan Moore
Dick and Genevieve Poletti
Dr. and Mrs. Mitchell Reese
Al and Lynda Rushatz
Tim and Karen Rushatz
Sanford Area Society of Shaggers
Mr. and Mrs. R. Scott
Jerry and Reinette Seaman
Stanley Community College
Foundation (Senior Staff)
Steel & Pipe Corporation
Ty and Bianka Stumpf
Eugenia Thompson
Richard and Becky Wallace
Frances Warner
Ronnie Wicker
Betty Caldwell
Charlie and Nancy Miller
Marlene Miller
Ed and DeeDee Dalrymple
Frank and Ann Golden
Dr. Carl Frazier
Carolyn W. Lennon
Patricia Garrett
Louise H. Cox
Ed Garrison
Julie Garrison
Tapley Garrison
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Glasco
Frank and Ann Golden
Coker and Sarah Golden
Frank and Ann Golden
Greg and Elaine Golden
Coker and Sarah Golden
Frank and Ann Golden
Frank and Ann Golden
Coker and Sarah Golden
Peggy Golden
Coker and Sarah Golden
Frank and Ann Golden
Reverend Ray Gooch
Carolyn W. Lennon
Dr. George R. Grant, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Weaver
Ted and Patty Haley
Frank and Ann Golden
Honorariums
Giving in Memory or in Honor
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Johnny and Deborah Harris
Frank and Ann Golden
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Holder
Fred and Barbara Wilson
Internal Medicine
Associates Patients
Internal Medicine Associates
Keith and Tracy Kepley
Frank and Ann Golden
Dr. Alvin MacKay
Chris and Jen Ronald
Dwight McNeill
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McNeill
Kel, Parker and Jordan Normann
Frank and Ann Golden
Carol O’Brien
Fred and Barbara Wilson
Joseph O’Brien
Fred and Barbara Wilson
Dr. Gerard J. O’Donnell
Gerald and Susan Bouchard
Erma Carlisle Proctor
Kirk and Deanne Bradley
James and Nancy Fincher
Tommy and Marilyn Fincher
Sabrina, Jonathan and
Alyse Proctor and Children
Homer Tuttle
Mike and Kim Gray
Frances Warner
Dr. Jon and Susan Burwell
Ben Ciliberto
Scott and Molly Grant
Charles Roberts
Jan and Phyllis Warner
Memorials
Jane C. Alderson
Charlotte Baggett
Vicky Clark
Judy Farmer
Mary Holder
Vickie Harrington
Ollie Monroe Angel
Kay Angel
Greenwood Elementary PTO
Brenda Langdon
J. Mack and Eula Mae Auman
Graham Auman
Kenneth Ayscue
Kenneth W. Ayscue, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Swarthout
Ernestine Brady
Dr. Gerard J. O’Donnell
James and Dixie Bridges
Tommy and Gail Bridges
Faye Brooks
Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. Cline
Judy Ellis Buck
Ron and Debbie Miriello
Annie Lou O’Quinn
Memorials
The names of generous donors who
establish scholarships for the college
through the CCCC Foundation are
recognized on the college’s
“Wall of Honor” in the Dennis A.
Wicker Civic Center.
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Don Buie
Curtis and Judy Adams
Bobby W. Beasley
Marcia Bellamy
Mr. and Mrs. Larry H. Bethune
Nancy Blackman
Jerry and Susan Bouchard
Karen G. Brown
Lisa Key Brown
Robert and Betty Brown
Betty, Brian and Eric Caldwell
Amanda Carter
Donald and Susan Carter
CCCC Emergency Services
Training Center Staff
Gloria and Larry Cheatham
Lola B. Clark
Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. Cline
Jerry Cornelison
Wendy M. Cotten
Democratic Women of Lee County
Dan and Laura Denning
Doris W. Dowdy
Jerry and Rhonda Ennis
Congressman and
Mrs. Bob Etheridge
Jim Felton
Larry Foster
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse C. Frye
Bob Garrett
David and Kathy Garrett
Bev and Pat Gautier
Renate A. Gibson
Cathy Giles
Robert and Cathy Gilleland
Bob and Anne Gilmore
Joy Wilkins Gilmour
Diane Glover
Melissa Godfrey
Keith and Shana Greer
Mr. and Mrs. Luke H. Gunter, Jr.
Shirley U. Hall
Dr. Anthony R. Harrington
Eileen D. Harrington
Grace Hodges
Mr. and Mrs. Philip W. Humphries
Bob and Clara Hurley
Harold and Betsy James
Mr. and Mrs. David L. James
Dianne M. Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Johnson
Woody and Mary Johnson
Dr. and Mrs. A. Dean Kesler, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Lanier
Bill and Isabel Lawrence
Ted Lawrence
Teresa Mangum
Tommy and Sarah Mann
Dr. Neill McLeod
Gene McNeill
Larry B. McRae
Marlene Miller
Dana B. Myrick
James Noble
Charles and Martha Oldham
Roberta J. Parkinson
Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Patterson
Joni Pavlik
Landis Phillips
Charles M. Reeves, III
Len Royals
San-Lee Rotary Club
Woody W. Seymour, Jr.
Larry and Judy Sharpe
Joey and Nancy Shue
Patti Simmons
Naomi Slagowski
Christopher and Sarah Slate
Jane T. Sloan
Margaret K. Smith
Dan and Rhonda Spangler
Linda Spivey
Bob and Marty Stevens
Larry and Sue Tipton
Magaline R. Thomas
Tramway Elementary School
Robert and Carolyn Troutman
Chris and Laura Turner
Jim and Nancy Turner
Fred Von Canon and Megan
O’Donnell
Robin Walker
Kathryn G. Waters
Mr. and Mrs. Charles White
Mike and Cynthia Wicker
Dale and Carolyn Williamson
Charity Yarborough
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn York
C.K. Caldwell, Jr.
W. Jack and Judith Brinson
Amanda Carter
George Clayton
Keith and Shana Greer
Ken Hoyle
Starlene Jackson
Pam Mantia
Ron and Debbie Miriello
Laura Musselwhite
Ben Rankin
Candy Silva
Crystal Smith
Cathy Swindell
Chris and Laura Turner
Jim and Nancy Turner
Karen Walton
James A. Wright. Jr.
Martha Wilkie Youngblood
Jimmy Collins
Faye Phillips
Marjorie Cox
Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. Cline
Carolyn Jean McNair Daniel
Myrla Vazquez
Brian Merritt
Dr. John Dotterer
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barker
Elton and Lucille Cameron
Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. Cline
Nellie Lett Cox
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Dotterer, Sr.
Dr. and Mrs. Kelly Faulk
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gage
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Greene, III
Grace Hodges
Anne M. Hurley
David and Lucille James
Dr. Pamela H. Jessup
Dr. and Mrs. A. Dean Kesler, Jr.
Martin and Alice Lancaster
Adrienne Lawrence
Russel and Julia Mann
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Mann
Charles and Martha Oldham
Worth and Nancy Pickard
Mr. and Mrs. George Roper
Rebecca Shepard
Ben Wood
Charles H. Wood, Jr.
Joe Faulk
Tim and Lynn Faulk
Diane F. Glover
Amanda Hancock Fritts
Sara Jane Steinert
Jim Garrett
Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. Cline
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Sue Gibson
Bill and Jinger Gibson
Meigs Golden
Stacey Carter
Keisha Petty
Mazie C. Wilson
Richard Scott Grant
A.E. Finley Foundation, Inc.
Bobby Brown
Dr. Karen Stone Gulledge
Alton Howard
Mr. and Mrs. J. Wayne Martindale
Ben Nottingham
Charles Nottingham
Dr. and Mrs. Jimmie L. Rhyne
Charles and Nancy Weaver
Tom Graves
Vince Castano
Teresa Mangum
Ron and Debbie Miriello
Laura Musselwhite
Candy Silva
Barbara Simpson Haislip
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gage
Peggy Hall
Donna Butler
Carolina Women’s Health
Center Staff
Kay Davis
Peg Davis
Vicki Glaze
Ina C. Johnstone
Jeannine Jones
Freda Lowe
Deetz Mullins
Audrey Nelson
Ann Poe
Lisa Riggs
Lisa Rubinosky
Mr. Keith Smith and Dr. Lisa Jones
Mary Lois Harris Hayes
Mark and Lois Chamblee
Frank D. Hayes
Betsy Perry Holton
Lee Brick & Tile Company
Beverly Huff
Betty Caldwell
Dixon Hughes PLLC
Anis Erlene Foltz
Sanford Woman’s Club
Sara Jane Steinert
Sybil Jackson
Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. Cline
Jeffery K. Jones
Jeff and Lisa Chapman
Kay Faucette
Del and Glenda Jones
Robert D. Jones
Richard and Dianne Kimball
Stephen T. Keller
Tommy and Brenda Keller
Gladys Kilbourne
Dixon and Pat Kilbourne
Reid King
Darlene Dark
Gilbert Lett
Kimberly B. Brown
Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. Cline
Dixon Hughes PLLC
Fellowship Sunday School Class at
Jonesboro Heights
Baptist Church
Dr. Anthony R. Harrington
Dr. and Mrs. A. Dean Kesler, Jr.
Jackie Parker
John David Martin
John-Beverly Printers &
Martin Silk Screening
Mary Merlee Asbell McDonald
Sanford Woman’s Club
Jean Miller
Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. Cline
Sam Miriello
Ron and Debbie Miriello
Ruth Miriello
Tom Miriello
Raymond O’Brien
Michael and Sally Angelon
Judy Boyette
Bill and Patricia Cegles
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cox
Dooley Chemicals, LLC
Friends of Barbara O’Brien Wilson
Don and Judy Herndon
Steve and Cathy Kirkpatrick
Craig and Sara Lambert
Virginia Leviner
Betty Andrew Marsh
Joanne Marshall
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Meiners, Jr.
Doug and Cres Ross
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Rowe
David and Gwen Siler
Hal and Esther Siler
Tom Siler, Jr.
Cindy Smith
Bill and Judy Spillers
James and Cynthia Spillers
Claude and Suzanne Tate
Clyde and Alice Sue Teague
Jerry and Debbie Teague
Tommy and Kimberly Teague
Roy and Janelle Wall
Stelfanie Williams
Fred and Barbara Wilson
Steven and Sharon Wilson
Marilyn O’Donnell
Jerry and Susan Bouchard
Stan, Jean and Danielle Bradshaw
O’Neal School Parents Association
Gus Oelrich
Belva Oelrich
Memorials
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Madge Oldham
Sanford Woman’s Club
Ann Carson Perry
Hugh Perry and Family
Elbert C. Price
Terry Harrington
Melba Price
Thomas Reeves
Dr. Matt Garrett
William Ray Rickard
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Rickard
Bobby Stanley Rigsbee
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Rickard
Elizabeth C. Romaine
Merritt B. Robinson
Dr. Frances Andrews
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Atkinson
Patty Baldwin-Kivett and
Debbie and Marsha
Richard and Dee Baker
John and Irene Bass
Trudy E. Boone
Everette and Fran Bradley
Robert E. Brickhouse
Betty Caldwell
Elton and Lucille Cameron
Doris Crowder and Family
Jim Felton
Ray and Alice Gilchrist
Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Eichelsbacher
Richard and Susan Fanning
John and Della Farmer
Bill and Hazel Freeman
Matt and Becky Garrett
Bev and Pat Gautier
Paul and Jean Gay
Paul B. Gay, Jr.
Renate A. Gibson
Greater Richmond Area
Christian Educators
Grace Hodges
Verdie Marshbanks Holt
Anne M. Hurley
Dr. and Mrs. A. Dean Kesler, Jr.
Bill and Isabel Lawrence
Pat B. Lyles
Burley and Shirley Lyons
Webb and Ann McCracken
Marlene Miller
Betty Pace
Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Peele
Worth and Nancy Pickard
Pulmonary Wellness & Fit-for-Life
Staff and Class Members
Sanford Chapter of Accountants
Sanford Exchange Club
Graydon and Judy Spivey
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Stemple
Willa Ann and Lane Ward
Luther White
Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Young
Mr. and Mrs. William I. Young
Carter T. Rosser
Polly Bouldin
Donna Rosser-Sovereign
Jerry Smith
Thomas J. Scacco
Jean C. Scacco
Walter L. Scoggins
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Boyd, Jr.
Monica Snyder
Linda Blair
Mary Ann Gaster
Helen Magda
William W. Staton
Jane Boone
David Britt
Virginia Byrd
Cecil and Faye Cameron
James and Lucille Cameron
Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. Cline
Martha Eames
Golden Corral Corporation
Edward and Nancy Griffin
Mr. and Mrs. George Harvey
David and Lucille James
Mr. and Mrs. H. Martin Lancaster
Bill and Isabel Lawrence
Charles Lee and Mary Bess Mann
Senator and Mrs. Tony Rand
N. Johnson Tilghman
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wornom
Bette Stivers
Dr. and Mrs. Gerard J. O’Donnell
Mary Street
Sanford Woman’s Club
Larry Talton
Diane Kannarr
Jo Talton Neal
Luther White
Elizabeth Glosson Thomas
Jeffrey and Lisa Barnes
Bobbitt Design Build
Richard and Lee Bradley
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Brissette
Lillie H. Brooks
Harry and Nancy Brown
Tom and Nancy Burka
Merrilee Jo Carlson
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Cook, Jr.
Erving L. Covert
Donald R. Crutchfield
Mr. and Mrs. John Dupree, Jr.
Ebenezer United Methodist
Church of Apex, NC
Charles and Jean Edwards
Exxon Mobil Corporation
Keith and Christine Flowe
Gelder & Associates
Wayne and Debbie Glosson
Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Gorrell
Louise Greenstock and Family
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Harrison, Jr.
Lynne Jung
Brenda W. Looney
Dr. R. Wade Markham
Thomas Markham
Marybeth Marschalk
Carolyn Minshall
Linda Nellenback
The John Ogburn Family
Faye Paterson
Jack and Kay Patrick
Willie H. Perry
Elizabeth McRae Peterson
Inez M. Poe
Co-workers of Judy Thomas Poe
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Reynolds
Eddie and Judy Riddle
Broadus and Dot Riggins
Miriam K. Stern
Mr. and Mrs. Danny Sykes
T.W. Smith Company, Inc.
Harlan M. Thomas, Sr.
Mereibah J. Thomas
Roy and Ruth Thomas
Bartialette B. Thomas
Edwin A. Utley
James and Sue Watson
Eleanor S. Womble
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Wyrick, Robbins, Yates &
Ponton LLP
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Yates
Madeline Vukobratic
Internal Medicine Associates
Andrew Kelly Wicker
Mr. and Mrs. H.P. Bland
Mildred Bruton
Susan Condlin and Reggie Carde
Sonny and Kim Gibson
Jackie Hearn
Linda Kosovych
Jack and Dot McNeill
Dwight McNeill and Brian Noyes
Glenn Shearin
Robert and Karen Wicker
Talmadge and Nina Wicker
J. Shelton and Clarice B. Wicker
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis A. Wicker
Kathy Woltz
CCCC 2005-2006 Ambassadors
Nicole Crissman
Carolyn Duden
Lee and Cindy Eulenbach
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hewett
Ken Hoyle
Anne M. Hurley
Susan Lacy
Adrienne Lawrence
Tom and Jane McBryde Mann
Jon and Rhonda McGee
Sue McNeill
Ron and Debbie Miriello
Laura Musselwhite
David Oates
Joni Pavlik
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Safley
Candy Silva
William and Wilmouth Thomas
CCCC Ambassadors
Each year, CCCC selects a small
group of students to serve as
Ambassadors to represent the
College at special events on campus
and in the community. Student
Ambassadors provide invaluable
assistance to the College and to the
CCCC Foundation. Wearing their
distinctive uniforms, Ambassadors
distribute programs and escort
graduates and faculty members
during graduation ceremonies,
provide assistance at the annual
CCCC Foundation Golf Tournament,
and welcome guests at events such
as groundbreakings and receptions.
Faculty members nominate students
for this honor, which includes a full
scholarship, based on academic
standing, leadership potential, and
communication skills.
Members of the College Ambassadors present a
check to Diane Glover (left), CCCC Foundation
Executive Director, for the Kathryn Wolz
Scholarship Fund, one of the many scholarship
funds the Foundation oversees.
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Highest GED score
in the state
Chelsea Stith of Chatham County
was honored at the College’s
Adult High School/GED graduation
June 14 for having achieved the
highest score in North Carolina in
2006 on her GED. She scored
3,920 out of a possible 4,000.
Lou Ann Parker, coordinator
of AHS and GED programs for
the North Carolina Community
College System, presented Stith
with a plaque honoring her
accomplishment. The high-achieving
graduate also served
as the mace-bearer for the
ceremony and was one of three
student speakers to address
the many friends and family
members gathered to honor
the accomplishments of
their graduates.
Raymond H. and Cymbria S.
Amberger
Mr. and Mrs. J. Mack Auman
Frank L. Baber
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy F. Bridges
CEBCO Construction
Central Carolina Hospital
Central Electric Membership
Corporation
Coty US
J.T. Davenport & Sons
Dr. John E. Dotterer
Frontier Spinning Mills
Gold Kist
Meigs and Peggy Golden
Thomas M. Haislip, Sr.
Honeywell
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Horner, Sr.
Mary Lynn Keith
Lee Builder Mart
Lee Brick & Tile
Mastercraft
Moen
Moore County Kennel Club
National Textiles
NC Telephone Association
Dr. and Mrs. A.M. Oelrich
Parker Hannifin
Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Patterson
Pentair Water Pool & Spa
Piedmont Coastal Society of
Plastics Engineers
Pittsboro Area Health Initiatives
Pomeranz Family
Progress Energy
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Ray, Jr.
BB&T – Sanford
RBC Centura
Jean Reeves
Sanford Woman’s Club
William W. Staton
Trion Charitable Foundation
Emily G. Womble
Wyeth Vaccines
Foundation Giving Clubs
Cumulative Cornerstone Club
($20,000 + Cumulative)
The following contributors have made cumulative gifts totaling $20,000
or more over the lifetime of the CCCC Foundation (established 1988).
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Crusader Club
($5,000 - $19,999)
Gifts July 1, 2006 – June 30, 2007
Kay W. Angel
Mr. and Mrs. W. Jack Brinson
Central Carolina Hospital
Central Electric Membership
Corporation
Bill and Jinger Gibson
Gold Kist
Golden Corral Corporation
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar A. Keller, Jr.
Pentair Water Pool & Spa
Hugh P. Perry
Mary Perry
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Ray, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Rickard
Mr. and Mrs. Talmadge Wicker
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilson, Jr.
Champion Club
($1,000 - $4,999)
Gifts July 1, 2006 – June 30, 2007
A.E. Finley Foundation, Inc.
Arks, Inc. /Noah Construction
Kenneth W. Ayscue, Jr.
BB&T – Sanford
Biogen Idec Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Boyd, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy F. Bridges
Bobby Brown
Dr. and Mrs. Jon Burwell
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cape
Capital Bank
Central Carolina Society for
Human Resource
Management
Ben Ciliberto
Community Family Medicine
& Obstetrics
Coty US
Council for Effective Action
and Decisions
Mr. and Mrs. J. Kenneth Eason
First Bank – Sanford
First Federal Bank – Dunn
Dr. J. David Fisher, Jr.
Friends of North Carolina Veterinary
Medical Association
Frontier Spinning Mills
Judith Furr
Dr. and Mrs. Matt Garrett
Ed Garrison
GKN Drive Line – Sanford Facility
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Golden
Mr. and Mrs. J. Dent Goodyear
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Grant
Harnett Association of
Retarded Citizens
Harnett Forward
Together Committee
Frank D. Hayes
Alton Howard
Imperial Freezer Services
Lee Brick and Tile
Carolyn W. Lennon
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McNeill
Ernest and Ruby McSwain
Charitable Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Miriello
Ruth Miriello
Thomas F. Miriello
Moore County Kennel Club
New Century Bank – Dunn
Normann Group of
Wachovia Securities
North Carolina Association of
Veterinary Technicians
Ben Nottingham
Charles Nottingham
Dr. and Mrs. Gerard J. O’Donnell
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Philpott
Piedmont Coastal Society of
Plastics Engineers
Pilgrim’s Pride
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Powell
Progress Energy
Quail Corners Animal Hospital
Charles M. Reeves, III
Charles M. Roberts
Sanford Exchange Club
Steel & Pipe Corporation
Wal-Mart – Sanford
James Patterson Watkins
Wilkinson Cadillac-Pontiac-GMC
Womble Rental Management
Emily G. Womble
2006-2007
Cornerstone Club
($20,000 or more)
Gifts July 1, 2006 – June 30, 2007
William W. Staton
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Challenge Club
($500 - $999)
Gifts July 1, 2006 – June 30, 2007
Clyde and Billie Atkins
BB&T – Dunn
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Bradley
Brick City Volleyball Club
Carlie C’s IGA
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Chamblee
Jeff and Lisa Chapman
Daniel & Associates
Distinctive Human Resources
Dr. Kelly Faulk
James French
Friends of the Pittsboro
Memorial Library
Bob Garrett
Greenwood Elementary PTO
Dr. Anthony Harrington
Mr. and Mrs. Del Jones
Dr. Lisa L. Jones
Lee-Moore Insurance Company
Lee-Moore Real Estate Investments
Dwight McNeill
Nouveau Properties
Perfection Equipment Company
Landis Phillips
Melba M. Price
RBC Centura – Sanford
Dr. and Mrs. Mitchell C. Reese
Wayne and Nancy Robinson
Dennis and HollyAnn Rogers
Rotary Club of Jonesboro
Saab Barracuda LLC
Sanford Area Society of Shaggers
Sanford Civitan Club
Sanford Rotary Club
Smith’s Coffee and Premium
Bottled Water
South River Electric
Membership Corporation
Static Control Components
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Swarthout
3M
Jim and Nancy Turner
Bill Tyson
Gail F. Urbanek
Fred Von Canon
Wachovia Securities
Wal-Mart – Erwin
Mr. and Mrs. Jan S. Warner
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Wicker
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis A. Wicker
Wilson & Reives PLLC
Century Club
($100 - $499)
Gifts July 1, 2006 – June 30, 2007
AFLAC: Leslie and Joyce Cox
All Animals Veterinary Hospital
American Association of Women
in Community Colleges
Dr. Frances K. Andrews
Graham Auman
Avis Autry
Jon Bachelder
Carma Baggett
Charlotte Baggett
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barker
Jo Anne Batten
BB&T Regional Insurance Services
Gary Beasley
Dr. John Beck
Charles Bell
Marcia Bellamy
Benhaven Ruritan Club
Mr. Gregory Bentley
Mr. and Mrs. H.P. Bland
D.C. Blue Hunting &
Conservation Club
Bobbitt Design Build, Inc.
Jimmie Boggs
Jane Boone
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald O. Bouchard
Sue Boyd
Judy Boyette
Mr. and Mrs. Kirk J. Bradley
Brick Capital Community
Development Corporation
Bridges-Cameron Funeral Home
Brookfield Retirement Center
Brookwood Farms
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown
Carl Bryan, Jr.
Cape Fear Insurance Company
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Cape
Merrilee Jo Carlson
Carolina Pools
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Mr. and Mrs. Donald Carter
Janet Carter
Mavis Carter
Cashion & Associates
Vincent Castano
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cegles
Chatlee Boat & Marine
Tracy Cheatham
Alphia Cheek
George Clayton
Henry Clifton
Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. Cline
Mr. and Mrs. Poly Cohen
Cole’s Pottery
Cooper Mechanical Contractors
Jerry Cornelison
Coty US
Nellie Lett Cox
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Cox
P.H. Craig Real Estate
Crescent State Bank
Doris Crowder
Jeff Crystal
Davis Glass Company
Rosita Davis
Anne Davis-Johnson
John Dixon
Dixon Hughes, PLLC
Dooley Chemicals
Dry Clean Express
Lisa Duncan
Renee Dusenbury
Bill Edwards
Ray Epley
Congressman Bob Etheridge
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Eulenbach
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Farmer
Judy Farmer
Cliff Ferguson
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Fields
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Fincher
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Fincher
First Citizens Bank – Sanford
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Flowe
Danette Foster
Larry Foster
Floral Designs by Eddie
June K. Foushee
Fred Anderson Toyota of Sanford
Kathy Freedle
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Frye
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gage
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Garner
Paul B. Gay Insurance &
Investment Service
Alice Gilchrist
Joy Wilkins Gilmour
Diane Glover
Mr. and Mrs. Coker Golden
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gorrell
Greater Richmond Area
Christian Educators
Louise Greenstock
Dr. Karen Stone Gulledge
Mr. and Mrs. Luke H. Gunter, Jr.
Harrington, Gilleland &
Winstead Attorneys
Eileen Harrington
Terry Harrington
James Haynes
Jackie Hearn
Joe C. Henderson
Mike and Peggy Hendley
Heritage Concrete
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hewett
Hite Associates
Dr. and Mrs. J.F. Hockaday
J.S. Holmes
Verdie Marshbanks Holt
Howard’s BBQ
Ken Hoyle
Mr. and Mrs. J. Ray Hunter
Jennifer Ivey
Mr. and Mrs. David L. James
Mr. and Mrs. David N. James
Howard L. James Family Dentistry
John-Beverly Printers
Mr. and Mrs. Woody Johnson
Tamara Joyner
Diane Kannarr
Brenda Keller
Kelly & West
Dr. and Mrs. A. Dean Kesler, Jr.
Dixon Kilbourne
Robin Kohanowich
Linda Kosovych
Kuhn Dental Associates
Dr. Lane & Associates
Ted B. Lanier
Adrienne Lawrence
Ted Lawrence
Mr. and Mrs. William W. Lawrence
Lee Builder Mart
Lee County Economic Development
Dr. Joseph Lenard
Jennifer Lloyd
Jonathan Loftis
Richard Love
Molly Luby
Steve Lympany
Mr. and Mrs. Burley Lyons
Dr. and Mrs. Alvin R. MacKay
Helen Magda
Teresa Mangum
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Mann
Chuck Mann
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Mann
Thomas Markham
Marks Construction Company
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin O. Marshall
Christa Mashburn
Mr. and Mrs. James McCormick
Dr. and Mrs. Frank W. McCracken
Mr. and Mrs. Jon McGee
Kenneth McLamb
Ronnie Measamer
Mr. and Mrs. Clem Medley
Merck Partnership for Giving
Miller-Boles Funeral Home
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Miller
Mullins-Sherman Architects
Laura Musselwhite
Jo Talton Neal
Mike Neal
Noble Oil Services
New Century Bank – Lillington
Belva Oelrich
Lt. Col. and Mrs. John R. Ogburn
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Oldham, Jr.
Karen Owen-Bogan
Cecilia Pate
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Patrick
Joni Pavlik
Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Peele
Perry Brothers Tire Service
James F. Perry
Gena Phillips
Mr. and Mrs. Worth Pickard
Pine Valley Motel & Efficiencies
Inez Poe
Judy Thomas Poe
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Poletti
Janice Pope
David Porter
Dr. Paul Porterfield
Michelle Powell
Robert Powell
Sabrina W. Proctor
Lewis Pulsipher
Quality Home Healthcare
Lori Rainforth
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Reynolds
Curtis Robinson
Nancy Robinson
Rogers-Pickard Funeral Home
Mr. and Mrs. George Roper
Roscoe Optometric Eye Clinic
Rosen Properties
Donna Rosser-Sovereign
Len Royals
Mr. and Mrs. Al Rushatz
Barbara Rusher
San-Lee Rotary Club
Sanford Contractors, Inc.
Sanford Woman’s Club
Jean C. Scacco
Preston Sellers
Tiffany Sellers
Robert Charles Shufeldt
David Siler
Mr. and Mrs. Hal Siler
Tom Siler, Jr.
Dr. John Slade
Crystal Smith
Evangeline Smith
T.W. Smith Company, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Spillers
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel G. Sprangler
Melissa Staley
Stanley Community College
Foundation
Linda Stone
Ty and Bianka Stumpf
Tart & Tart
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Teague
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Teague
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Thomas
Joyce B. Thomas
Mereibah J. Thomas
B.J. Thompson
Johnson Tilghman
Larry and Sue Tipton
Tri-Co Insurance Agency
Triangle South of
North Carolina, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Avron Upchurch
Edwin E. Utley
Frances Warner
Mr. and Mrs. James Watson
Weaver Street Market
Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Weaver, Jr.
Mildred Whitaker
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wicker
Dr. and Mrs. Kenan B. Williams
Mazie C. Wilson
Dr. Noah R. Wilson, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Wilson
J.E. Womble & Sons
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Wood
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wornom
Wyrick, Robbins, Yates &
Ponton LLP
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Yates
Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Young
Colleague Club
(Up to $99)
Gifts July 1, 2006 – June 30, 2007
Chanda Allen
Dr. Karen Allen
Halford Allen
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Angelon
Mary Arnold
Phillip Ashe
Sue Atkins
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest W. Atkinson
Patty Baldwin-Kivett
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Barnes
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Bass
Bobby W. Beasley
Mr. and Mrs. Larry H. Bethune
Linda Blair
Trudy E. Boone
Polly H. Bouldin
Carol Bradford
Mr. and Mrs. Everette Bradley
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bradley
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bradshaw
Robert E. Brickhouse
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Brissette
David Britt
Lillie Brooks
Brenda Brower
Jessica Brown
Karen G. Brown
Kimberly B. Brown
Lisa Key Brown
Mildred Bruton
Elizabeth Budny
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Burka
Donna C. Butler
Virginia P. Byrd
Betty Caldwell
Lucille C. Cameron
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cameron
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Cameron
Teresa Cameron
Donny Campbell
Carolina Specialty, Inc.
Carolina Women’s Health Center
Amanda Carter
Betty C. Carter
Lola B. Clark
Vicky Clark
Jerry Clendenen
Susan C. Condlin
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Cook
Michelle Coore
Wendy M. Cotten
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Ervin L. Covert
Louise H. Cox
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin J. Cox
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cox
Nicole Crissman
Melba Cross
Donald R. Crutchfield
Darlene Dark
Kay H. Davis
Margaret B. Davis
Tonya B. Davis
Vivian Davis
Danny Dean
Democratic Women of Lee County
Dr. C. Vance Denning
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Denning
Andrea Dick
Ellen E. Dickey
Andrew Dixon
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Dotterer
Anne C. Dougherty
Vickie H. Douglas
Doris Dowdy
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Duckwall
Carolyn Duden
Mr. and Mrs. John Dupree, Jr.
Martha Eames
Ebenezer United Methodist Church
Charles Edwards
Cindy Edwards
Mr. and Mrs. Norbet Eichelsbacher
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Elder
Perry R. Emmons
Gary Ennis
Rhonda H. Ennis
Exxon Mobil Corporation
Kay Faucette
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Faulk
Melissa Fogarty
Anis Erlene Foltz
Tommie Foxx
Bill Freeman
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Freeman
Fred Fritz
Johnny Frye
Alyce Gaines
Pat Garrett
Julie Garrison
Tapley Garrison
Mr. and Mrs. James Gaskins
Mary Ann Gaster
Mr. and Mrs. Beverly Gautier, Jr.
Paul B. Gay
Gelder & Associates, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Gibson
Renate A. Gibson
Cathy Giles
Robert B. Gilleland
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Gilmore
GlaxoSmithKline
Vicki J. Glaze
Global House, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Glosson
Melissa Godfrey
Eugene Gonzales
Drew Goodson
Melissa Goulette
Wayne Graham
Roxann Granger
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Gray
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Greene, III
Janet Gresham
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Griffin
Robin Gusmann
Nancy Guy
Mark Hall
Shirley U. Hall
Lisa Hannah
Charlotte Harrington
Vickie J. Harrington
Dawn Harris
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harrison
Mr. and Mrs. George Harvey
Butch Hasty
Judy Herndon
Joy Hewett
Charles Hickman
Henry Hickman, Jr.
Grace Hodges
Harry Holder
Mary H. Holder
Lara Howard
Phyllis Huff
Charles R. Huggins
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Humphries
Anne M. Hurley
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hurley
Geraldine Ingram
Starlene Jackson
Greta James
Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. James
Teresa Janka
Jesse Jasso
Dr. Pamela H. Jessup
Ben Johnson
Dianne M. Johnson
Ken Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Johnson
Ina C. Johnstone
Bill Jones
Hazel Jones
Jeannine R. Jones
Dr. Robert Joyce
Lynne Jung
Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Kimball
I. Parker King, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Kirkpatrick
Marta Klesath
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Knight
Joanne Kulka
Susan Lacy
Sara Lambert
H. Martin Lancaster
Brenda Langdon
Virginia Leviner
Brenda W. Looney
Freda W. Lowe
Kassie Lyles
Pat Lyles
Heather Manhart
Mr. and Mrs. Russel L. Mann
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy C. Mann, Sr.
Pam Mantia
Dr. R. Wade Markham
Marybeth Marschalk
Betty Andrew Marsh
Joanne B. Marshall
Mr. and Mrs. J. Wayne Martindale
Jon Matthews
Katherine McDonald
Grace C. McDougald
Melody McGee
Nancy McLendon
Dr. Neill McLeod
Gene McNeill
Roy McNeill
Sue McNeill
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Meiners, Jr.
Dr. Terry Miller
Marlene L. Miller
Mitch Million
Carolyn Minshall
Donnie Mize
Maria Moffa
Dargan Moore
Michael Morrison
Deetz W. Mullins
Tanasha Murchison
Dana B. Myrick
Linda Nellenback
Audrey K. Nelson
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Nixon
O’Neal School Parents Association
Annie Lou O’Quinn
Mary Ellen O’Shields
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David Oates
Gloria Oldham
Joel Oldham
Georgia Owen
Beverly Owens
Mary Beth Owen-Zdanski
Betty Pace
Cindy Page
George Papageorgiou
Jackie Parker
Roberta J. Parkinson
Faye Paterson
Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Patterson
Loria Payne
Clifford M. Peake
Willie H. Perry
Elizabeth M. Peterson
Keisha Petty
Cathy Phillips
Faye M. Phillips
Ginger Pike
Anne M. Poe
Susan Poindexter
Dr. Paul Porterfield
Tammie Quick
Diane Quiggle
Senator and Mrs. Anthony E. Rand
Dr. and Mrs. Jimmie L. Rhyne
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Riddle
Mr. and Mrs. Broadus Riggins
Lisa J. Riggs
Elizabeth C. Romaine
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Ronald
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Ross
Lisa Ross
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Rowe
Lisa H. Rubinosky
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Safley
Sanford Chapter of Accountants
Johnny Schull
Mr. and Mrs. R. Scott
Mr. and Mrs. Jarret L. Seaman
W. W. Seymour, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sharpe
Glenn Shearin
Emily Shepard
Mr. and Mrs. Tom H. Shepard
Joey and Nancy Shue
Candy Silva
Patti Simmons
Vivian Simpson
Naomi Slagowski
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Slate
Jane T. Sloan
Cindy Smith
Jerry Smith
Margaret K. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. James Spillers
Linda Spivey
Mike Spivey
Mr. and Mrs. Graydon Spivey
Donald Steinert
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Stemple
Faye Stephenson
Lennie Stephenson
Miriam K. Stern
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stevens
Virginia Stinney
Ed Stumpf
Mr. and Mrs. Danny K. Sykes
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Tate, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Teague
Daniel Thomas
Edwin Thomas
Gary Thomas
Harlan M. Thomas, Sr.
Joyce G. Thomas
Karen Thomas
Magaline R. Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas
Ruth Thomas
Carl Thompson
Christina Thompson
Eugenia Thompson
Martialette B. Thompson
Stanley Thompson
Tony’s Seafood
Dr. Joseph A. Tozzi
Tramway Elementary School
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Troutman
Judy Tulloch
S.L. Turner
Tom Turner
Jamie L. Tyson
Hazel Tysor
Leonard and Ellen Viggiano
Mary Walker
Robin Walker
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wall
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wallace
Karen Walton
Kathryn G. Waters
Sara Wathen
Watson’s Nursery
Charles White
Luther White
Wicker Oil Company
Liz Wicker
Ronnie G. Wicker
Stelfanie Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Williamson
Nancy Wiser
Kathy E. Woltz
Eleanor Womble
Ben Wood
Charles H. Wood, Jr.
James Wright
Charity Yarborough
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn York
Mr. and Mrs. William Young
Martha Wilkie Youngblood
Janet L. Zurbach
Foundation Giving Clubs
38 Report to the Community 2006-2007
A Win
Regional Robot Win
“Robox,” Central Carolina
Community College’s battling robot,
maneuvered and fought its way to
victory against Guilford Technical
Community College’s “Deadly
Revolution” robot at the Carolina
Combat Robots competition held in
Greensboro May 5.
The two college robot battle was
the special attraction at the event,
which drew battle robot teams from
as far away as Georgia and
Mississippi. Most were enthusiastic
robot hobbyists gathered to pit
their robots against each other in a
pushing and bashing “fight to the
death” in their weight classes.
CCCC students Mike Blue of
Cameron and Allen Howington
of Lillington designed and built
Robox as a project for their
Mechatronics Technology program.
Mechanical Engineering student
Tristan Holt of Sanford guided
Robox to victory
against GTCC,
sweeping all four
events: obstacle
course, sumo
wrestling,
tug-of-war, and an
all-out battle.
Gifts In-Kind
Gifts July 1, 2006 – June 30, 2007
Altera Corporation
Applebee’s Neighborhood Grill
Atlantic Hydraulics
Mr. and Mrs. Leighton Barton
Bay Breeze Seafood Restaurant
Jeannette Black
Marsha Black
Phillip J. Bradley
Central Chevrolet Buick
Clapp Brothers Implement &
Tractor Company
P.H. Craig
J.T. Davenport & Sons, Inc.
Lewis Davis
Dr. Matt Garrett
GKN
Global Professional Services
Ham’s Restaurant
D. Mac Harrington
Dawn Harris
Ken Harrison
Lori Huffman
John-Beverly Printers
Jo Anne McKeithan
Gene McNeill
Mr. and Mrs. Gil McNeill
Ron Miriello
North Carolina State University
Allen Parelius
J.C. Penney, Inc.
Dr. John L. Peterson
Gina Powell
J.W. Raynor
Dennis and HollyAnn Rogers
Sandhills Services
Sanford Coca-Cola
Bottling Company
Sanford Contractors, Inc.
SAS Institute
Richard Schauder
Richard A. Schlademan, Jr.
Emily Shepard
Smith’s Coffee and Premium
Bottled Water
Jimmy Stinson
Jennifer Talbert
Edward Taylor
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor
Ronnie Turner
Watson’s Nursery
Resa L. Webster
Ricky Wicker
Billy Wilson
WLFL/WRDC-TV
Mechanical Engineering student
Tristan Holt (left), of Sanford, and
Mechatronics students Mike Blue
(center), of Cameron, and Allen
Howington (right), of Lillington.
2006-2007 Report to the Community 39
Foundation Special
Awards Program
Each year the Foundation awards
funding for worthwhile projects
that advance the academic
excellence of the College. The
following awards were made to ten
special project areas during the
2006-2007 fiscal year. All awards
were made based on CCCC’s
commitment to educational
excellence.
Student Support
Adult High School/GED Graduate
Curriculum Certificates
Adult High School/GED
Scholarships
High School Instructional Day
High Tech/High Touch
Weekend Programs
Tech Prep Scholarships
Technology Campus Tours
for 8th Graders
Technology Camps
Professional Development
Advanced Degree Tuition Program
NCAEOP Professional
Standards Program
College Support
“Good of the College” Activities
Award Program
Phi Beta Lambda state
competition
Having formed a CCCC chapter only
four months before, Phi Beta
Lambda members brought home
five awards from the organization’s
2007 State Leadership Conference.
The national student organization
promotes business leadership.
Local members competed in various
business-related categories against
students from colleges and
universities across North Carolina.
Colby Miller of Erwin placed second
in Sales Presentations. Chris West,
also of Erwin, placed fourth in
International Business. The team of
Medina Getter-Apkins of Lillington,
Garrott Harris of Spring Lake, and
Wesley Hearn of Buies Creek, won a
fourth place in Management
Concepts. Hearn also placed fourth
in Telecommunications. Cherokee
Bailey of
Fuquay-Varina,
placed fifth in
Public Speaking.
Colby Miller
Colby Miller, of Erwin, placed
second in Sales Presentations
at the PBL Regional
Competition and went on to
the National Competitions.
The CCCC Foundation helps
to fund High Tech, High
Touch workshops that involve
middle school students in
hands-on, fun learning
about science.
40 Report to the Community 2006-2007
Foundation Statement
of Financials
The community continued to show
their support for Central Carolina
Community College by
contributing over $412,000 in
private gifts during the 2006-2007
fiscal year. These gifts included
long term commitments made to
the College by the establishment
of 10 named endowments through
the CCCC Foundation. In-kind
gifts of equipment and supplies
totaling $111,000 were also
donated and transferred to the
College’s inventory.
During the 2006-2007 fiscal year,
the CCCC Foundation provided
over $190,000 in direct support
to the College and its students.
Over 175 students received
financial assistance through the
Foundation’s scholarship and
award programs totaling $100,000.
Other awards were used to
advance the academic mission
of the College.
Financial Information
Financial Information (2006-2007)
Financial Aid
Pell $ 3,467,339.00
SEOG $ 51,100.00
Work study $ 79,406.00
NC Community College Grant $ 189,993.00
Targeted Assistance $ 9,945.00
Less than 1/2 time $ 5,147.00
NCSIG $ 35,000.00
Total $ 3,837,930.00
CCCC Expenditures
State $ 27,016,826.00
County $ 3,017,127.00
Institutional $7,833,069.00
Total $ 37,867,022.00
Capital Improvements
Available $ 23,345,194.00
Expended $ 14,776,067.00
Remaining $ 8,569,127.00
2006-2007 Report to the Community 41
Name Change:
If you would like your name or your
company’s name listed differently
in our next report, please let us know.
We will be happy to make any changes
that you wish and keep them on file.
Name Missing:
If we made a mistake, we apologize.
If your gift was made
after June 30, 2007, it will be
reported in the report for fiscal
year 2007-2008.
Information
www.cccc.edu
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regard to race, sex, color, creed, age, disability, religion or national origin.
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Sanford, NC 27330
(919) 718-7231
Toll-Free 800-682-8353 ext. 7231
Lee County Campus
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Sanford, NC 27330
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Harnett County Campus
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Lillington, NC 27546
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Chatham County Campus
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Pittsboro, NC 27312
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