C E N T R A L P I E D M O N T C O M M U N I T Y C O L L E G E
A Year of Growth
2007-2008 Annual Report
America is facing the greatest labor and skills shortage in its history. In fact, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts
a shortage of more than 10 million workers by 2011. Central Piedmont Community College (CPCC) plays a vital role in
addressing this labor shortage by providing training for workers that’s relevant for the jobs of today and tomorrow.
Since 1963, CPCC has been offering programs to meet the demands of the workforce. Today, I am proud to say that CPCC
offers more than 100 degree, diploma, and certification programs; customized corporate training; market-focused continuing
education; and special-interest classes designed to meet the workforce needs of this community. We serve more than 70,000
individuals on our six campuses across the county, and our online classes are growing every year.
Our College is growing at a tremendous rate. Over the past year, CPCC class registrations were up nearly 12 percent! This
fall, the College grew an additional 6 percent and the number of students in online courses increased nearly 35 percent. Our
enrollment growth has outpaced many community colleges across the state, and this growth is testimony to our success.
But student enrollment isn’t the only area where we’re experiencing growth. CPCC continues to be on the cutting-edge
providing new programs and training to serve the needs of our business community. Our goal is to respond to the local,
regional, and global trends in the job market. With that in mind, CPCC began a new curriculum certificate and seminar series
in motorsports this fall. In the spring, we’ll offer our new Motorsports Institute. Other innovative programs include the
Non-Destructive Examination program, the Center for Sustainability, the Lifelong Learning Institute, and much more.
In this annual report, you’ll have a glimpse of the valuable offerings at CPCC and the tremendous impact we have on this
community. I hope you���ll take time to read this report and find out why CPCC is this area’s premier career college.
Sincerely,
P. Anthony Zeiss, Ed.D.
President
Message from the president
“A Year of Growth…
People, Programs, and Progress”
1 Overcash Academic and Performing Arts Center
Message from the
Chairman of the Board
CPCC college profile
• CPCC is the largest of the 58 community colleges in North Carolina.
• 1.4 million students have been served since the College was founded in 1963.
• CPCC employs more than 1,000 full-time faculty and staff members as well as 1,500
part-time faculty and staff.
• CPCC was named the “Community College of the Year” by the National Alliance of
Business.
• CPCC was named one of the two best colleges in workforce development by the Ford
Foundation.
• CPCC is a good steward of the community’s money.
> 18% in MWBE commodity and service purchases (state goal is 4%). 18% in total
HUB commitment (state goal is 10%). CPCC is well above the state goal in both areas.
Who are our students?
• We serve approximately 70,000 community residents.
• Approximately 40% of CPCC students are for-credit students taking
		 college-level classes.
• Approximately 20% of CPCC students are enrolled in literacy programs
		 like GED, Adult High School, and Basic Literacy courses.
• Approximately 40% of CPCC students are enrolled in Corporate and Continuing
		 Education programs.
• 52% are female and 48% are male and 47% are under 30
• 51% are minorities
• 46% are first-generation college students
• 96% work full or part-time
• More than 3,400 are international students from 160 countries
What Do They Think of CPCC?
• 98% of students are satisfied with the quality of the College’s programs and services.*
• 91% of business and industry clients are satisfied with CPCC services and students.*
How Well Do They Do?
• 93% of CPCC students taking licensure and certification examinations passed including
areas such as Basic Law Enforcement, Dental Hygiene, Physical Therapy Assistant,
EMT, Nursing, Real Estate/Sales)*
	 *SOURCE: The North Carolina Community College System Enhanced Accountability Measures.
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“The impact of CPCC on this community is far reaching, and every dollar invested in the
College produces great economic returns. Ask just about any resident of Mecklenburg
County and he or she can give you a personal testimony of how the College has not only
benefited them personally, but has also made them more productive members of society.
Whether you’re an individual seeking a two-year degree, an employer interested in
additional training for your employees, or a worker wanting to advance your skills, CPCC
has the program for you. This College just keeps giving back.”
	 	 	 	 	 Ralph A. Pitts, Chairman
	 	 	 	 	 CPCC Board of Trustees
CPCC Board of Trustees
Officers
Ralph A. Pitts, Chairman
Jane G. Cooper, Vice Chairman
P. Anthony Zeiss, Secretary
Bishop George E. Battle, Jr.
Edwin A. Dalrymple
Roni-Marzetta M. Jones
David A. Lewis
John W. Luby
Alisa A. McDonald
Sue Peck
Robert Reid
Carlos Sanchez
Carrie C. Winter
Georgia Lewis (served July 2000 to June 2008)
Rich Jones (served July 2007 to July 2008)
Student Government Association
Kathleen Collado, President,
Ex-Officio Board of Trustees’ Member
CPCC revenues, expenditures, and economic impact
40.33%
40.08%
13.49%
6.79%
39.64%
27.23%
19.74%
12.70%
40.08%
13.49%
6.79%
39.64%
19.74%
12.70%
Operating revenues
	 2007 Actual Percent
State $49,987,667 40.33%
Tuition $15,747,477 12.70%
County $24,463,131 19.74%
Other $33,755,722 27.23%
Total $123,953,997 100%
Operating expenditures
	 2007 Actual Percent
Instruction $47,415,755 39.64%
Institutional Support $47,940,183 40.08%
Physical Plant $16,137,123 13.49%
Student Services $8,128,013 6.79%
Total $119,621,074 100%
Total budgets
Operating $123,953,997
Bonds/Capital $11,835,329
Total $135,789,326
CPCC economic impact
Direct Impact $135,789,326
Indirect Impact (direct x 1.9 - direct) $122,210,393
Total Impact $257,999,719
Full-Time Payroll $1,026
Jobs Created = (direct x .00006) + F/T payroll $9,173
Return on Investment =
[total impact/(state and local funding)] 347%
Values CPCC brings to the community
Student and Learning Focused: CPCC is a Learning College focused on ensuring that students achieve their goals and
receive the training and instruction they need to succeed. CPCC offers classes and training to prepare people for jobs, to
advance their skills so that they can move to the next level in their professions, or to transfer to a four-year institution.
Accessible: CPCC serves more than 70,000 people on its six campuses throughout Mecklenburg County offering a
comprehensive array of classes at convenient times, as well as a host of online courses.
Affordable: CPCC provides high value at a fraction of the cost of a four-year institution. CPCC full-time students
typically attend a year of college for $1,500. CPCC Basic Skills classes, including English as a Second Language classes,
are free.
Highly Respected: CPCC has won numerous national awards for high-quality programs and instruction. The College is
a member of the prestigious League for Innovation in the Community College, a consortium of 20 of the nation’s finest
two-year colleges.
Responsive: CPCC is innovative and entrepreneurial, offering programs and services that match high-demand business
needs. CPCC uses the latest classroom technology, offers many E-Learning opportunities, and trains for high-tech careers.
Accountable: According to the North Carolina Community College System Accountability Measures, CPCC students and
employers rated the College high. See the return on your investment throughout this publication.
Economic impact of CPCC
on the community
Central Piedmont Community College continues to be a
driving force in this region’s economy. The goals of the
College are to be financially accessible to the community
and to provide a strong return on investment. CPCC
offers many benefits to the community:
• Students benefit from higher earnings as a result of
higher education and training.
• The community at large benefits from social cost
savings such as reduced unemployment, welfare
	
costs, and incarcerations.
• The community benefits from a unique blend of
economic opportunities and other outcomes having
a strong impact on increased earnings and
	
productivity.
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Alisa McDonald was appointed in July to the CPCC Board of Trustees. McDonald, who was
appointed by the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education to this position, serves as the vice
president of Project Development and Services for Duke Energy. In her current position, she
is responsible for business planning, strategic process integration and system implementation
supporting regulated generation, engineering and commercial power generation at Duke Energy.
McDonald has over 23 years of leadership
experience in information technology,
operational support services, supply chain
and integrated marketing solutions. She
began her career at IBM where she held
key roles in systems engineering, project
management, business solutions consulting
and client services marketing. McDonald
joined Duke Power in 1995 as manager
of information security and business
continuity. In 1999, she restructured
and optimized several corporate shared
services functions. In 2004, she led supply
chain operations for Duke Energy’s fossil/
hydro generation business, and in 2005,
she was responsible for business process,
operational planning and training for
regulated fossil/hydro operations.
A native of High Point, North Carolina,
she received a Bachelor of Science degree in
mathematical and computer science from
the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and a master of business administration degree
from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. She is also a graduate of the Advanced
Leadership Development Program of the McColl Executive Leadership Institute at Queens
University of Charlotte.  McDonald is a William C. Friday Fellow and alumna of the Wildacres
Leadership Initiative, class of 2001-2003.
She is involved in a number of community and professional activities including service on the
Board of the North Carolina School of Science and Math Foundation (Executive Committee),
Duke Energy’s African American Network (AAN), Business Women’s Network (BWN) and
Leadership Development Network (LDN). She also serves as a Board member and Chair of
the Finance Committee for Partners in Out-of-School Time (POST), a non-profit organization
committed to ensuring youth in Mecklenburg County have access to quality programs and
activities. McDonald is a member of Women Executives in Charlotte (WE) and previously has
been involved with Communities in Schools, Junior Achievement and Big Brothers Big Sisters.
In addition, she served as Board Chair of United Family Services, the largest United Way agency
in the Central Carolinas.
CPCC is governed by its 13-member Board of Trustees. The President of the Student
Government Association serves with trustees appointed by the Governor, the County
Commission, and the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education.
New board member joins CPCC Board of Trustees
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Did you know?
Only 25% of the jobs in America require a bachelor or higher degree.
Up to 75% of jobs in America require training beyond high school,
but below four-year degrees.*
*SOURCE: Department of Labor Occupational Projections and Training Manual 2006-2007 edition
Cindy Castano, award-winning documentary producer, successful business owner, president
of Alpha Management Group, and founder of the 501c3 non-profit Frontline Foundation,
knows the impact giving back can have not just locally, but internationally. As a result of
Castano’s success and her drive to make a difference for those without a voice, she received the
Richard H. Hagemeyer Educational Advancement Award at CPCC’s graduation ceremonies
on May 13 at the 2008 commencement exercises.
The Hagemeyer Award is named for Dr. Richard H. Hagemeyer, CPCC’s founding president
and president emeritus. The award is presented to a current or former CPCC student who
demonstrates significant benefit from studies at CPCC by:
• Demonstrating community involvement and social responsibility
• Acquiring scholastic and learning skills that have led to continued personal and
	 educational growth
• Improving his or her economic status and potential for growth
• Exemplifying positive and significant life changes
Castano graduated from CPCC in 1984 in the paralegal program. In nearly 25 years, she has
truly changed the world as a result of her passion to free slaves and deliver humanitarian aid
to remote regions of Sudan. Earlier in her professional career, Castano experienced success
working in the investment/financial markets of the United States, London, England, and
Geneva, Switzerland, specializing in high value, multi-million dollar accounts.
But she credits a trip to South Africa as a defining moment in her life and a later encounter
with the work of Christian Solidarity International caused her to change course. She
transitioned into documentary filmmaking, and it was only after several years making wildlife
films for National Geographic that the opportunity opened to access Sudan’s underworld of
slavery and genocide with Dr. John Eibner of Christian Solidarity International.
“I placed myself behind the lens of a camera and began my documentary feature My Slave,
My Infidel to bring this human rights issue to the public eye,” states Castano. Now an expert
on slavery and genocide in Sudan, Castano has traveled to the area multiple times and is well
versed on the history, politics, and social structure. In addition to creating the eye-opening
documentary, she created Frontline Foundation, a 501c3 non-profit that aids those in need
worldwide by creating new projects and supports medical, humanitarian, and human rights
efforts by way of organizing projects, funding existing projects, and advocacy. She also serves
as an international public speaker on these issues.
Upon returning to the United States in 1999, Castano founded Alpha Management Group
(AMG), a business consulting and documentary filmmaking business. AMG has served high profile
organizations such as National Geographic Television and Film, National Geographic Magazine,
China Central Television, the South African Embassy, Bristol Myers Squibb Foundation, Bank of
America, Clear Channel Entertainment, The Speed Channel, and many others.
In 2003, Stalking Leopards, a documentary film Castano co-produced with Kim Wolhuter of
South Africa, received a National Emmy Award in News and Documentary for music and
sound. In 2006, a 2-hour special event she co-produced with Kim Wolhuter entitled Predators
at War received a National Emmy Award in News and Documentary for outstanding science,
technology, and nature programming.
“CPCC helped me understand the importance of furthering my education and giving back to
the community,” states Castano. “I am forever grateful to CPCC for helping me get off to a
great start.”
“It is an honor for CPCC to be able to recognize Cindy Castano with the Richard H.
Hagemeyer Educational Achievement Award,” states Dr. Tony Zeiss, president of Central
Piedmont Community College. “Cindy serves as an outstanding role model and international
humanitarian and is a perfect example of what the Hagemeyer Award is all about.”
Past recipients of the award include Elaine Lyerly, Gary Mims, Ronald Caldwell, Sheriff Jim
Pendegraph, Dr. Margaret Stanley Hagan, Paul Griffin, James White, Tony Weatherford,
Chief Luther Fincher, Dr. Kenny Welch, Frances Queen, Richard Zollinger, Stanley Law,
and others.
CPCC presents top educational award
Cindy Castano Receives Richard H. Hagemeyer Award
Cindy Castano, recipient of the
Richard H. Hagemeyer Educational Advancement Award
and to the right, Capetown, 5 South Africa
CPCC receives funds to support cyber-security, computer forensics, and
integrated emergency response training
CPCC received $1,013,593 in federal funding to support computer forensics, cyber-security efforts, and integrated
emergency response training efforts. The money was allocated in the 2008 federal omnibus spending bill signed by
President Bush.
The following is a summary of the awards:
American Academy of Applied Forensics – $822,000 from the National Institute of Justice (NIJ)
(NIJ Byrne Program for $352,000 and NIJ COPS Program for $470,000)
Cyber-crime accounts for billions of dollars in economic losses and an incalculable toll on individual victims,
particularly minors. This Federal appropriation will allow CPCC to develop training courses and curriculum in
cyber-security (prevention) and computer forensics (investigation) for the region’s law enforcement and business
sector. This Federal investment will expand the offerings available through CPCC’s American Academy for Applied
Forensics.
Center for Integrated Emergency Response Training (CIERT) – $191,593 from the Department of Education Fund
for the Improvement of Post Secondary Education.
The Charlotte region’s emergency responders and public health workers serve more than 2 million citizens in the
most densely populated region of the Carolinas. These emergency response professionals must be prepared to
respond to complex crisis events that require a high level of collaboration.
This Federal appropriation will allow CPCC to develop training exercises and curriculum for public health workers
and emergency responders. The training will utilize state-of-the-art, computer-based simulations of real-world crisis
events that engage participants from across all emergency response professions.
Recently, the 16-county Charlotte region has made great improvements in its emergency response preparedness and
training, still most training occurs independently and without coordination and tracking. The establishment of the
CIERT will create a regional model that delivers integrated emergency responder training.
The North Carolina Congressional members including Senator Richard Burr, Senator Elizabeth Dole, Representative
Robin Hayes, Representative Sue Myrick, and Representative Melvin Watt played a critical role in securing these
appropriations.
“The U.S. Congress, through its generous appropriation, and the leaders of CPCC, are committed to supporting law
enforcement and the pursuit of justice as well as integrated emergency response training,” states Dr. Tony Zeiss, president
of CPCC. “CPCC has become a leader in forensic training, cybercrime, and emergency response training. These funds will
allow us to take our training opportunities to the next level.”
When Jeannine Sargent enrolled in a course on writing a
business plan at CPCC’s Institute for Entrepreneurship, she
had no idea it would lead to winning a national competition
and awarding her money to start her business. But that’s exactly
what happened to Jeannine, who won $50,000 in seed money
in the 2007 “Make Your Dreams Come True with Mirassou”
contest. California-based Mirassou Winery created the award
as part of its support for women-owned businesses.
Sargent’s winning business idea, The Red Bow, is a health club
for women that will offer a holistic approach. “When I learned
that almost one woman dies every minute from cardio vascular
disease and that most of those deaths can be prevented, I
knew I wanted to help women change their lifestyle to enhance
health and longevity,” Sargent says. Her business model
includes what she calls her “3E Strategy.”
“We believe in Evaluate, Educate, and Empower,” she
explains. “In addition to the aerobic and strength building
activities of other health clubs, The Red Bow will also offer
health screenings, health classes, and even meditation and
aromatherapy. We’ll focus on the mind, body, and spirit.”
 
Sargent is a strong advocate of community college education
and says she didn’t hesitate to enroll in the Institute for
Entrepreneurship’s. New Ventures Entrepreneurship Certificate
Program.
“I’ve been a lifelong student of CPCC,” she explains. “Even
though I have an MBA, I’ve been taking additional classes
at CPCC since the early 80s, and I know the quality of the
programs this College offers.”
The power to succeed
Jeannine Sargent, CPCC Institute for Entrepreneurship student
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CPCC presented the College’s Distinguished Service Award to Rick and Linda Hendrick on Tuesday, May 13 at the College’s
2008 commencement exercises. This award is annually presented by CPCC to an individual who has provided strong support to
the institution over the past year.
The Hendrick family has long been known for many common threads in this community, which include faith, family, friends and
philanthropy. CPCC has had the good fortune of being one of the recipients of this family’s generosity and support.
Over the years, Rick Hendrick’s intelligence, energy, determination, and business acumen have made him an enormous success in
the automobile and motorsports industries. Under his guidance, Hendrick Automotive Group and Hendrick Motorsports have
become leaders in their respective fields. As the second-largest privately owned dealership group in the U.S., Hendrick Automotive
has become the standard by which all others are measured.
The Hendrick family also leads the way in giving back to this community. In May of 2007, CPCC dedicated the new Joe
Hendrick Center for Automotive Technology at the Levine Campus in Matthews. As a result of the generosity of Rick and
Linda Hendrick, this new 35,000 square foot state-of-the-art facility serves as headquarters to many of the College’s training and
re-training programs in automotive technology. The new facility features six classrooms and six labs with the latest in equipment
and technology. Thanks to their generosity and support, the Joe Hendrick Center for Automotive Technology serves technicians
who are seeking updated technical skills through contract training and corporate and continuing education. The program also
provides first class training for those who aspire to become technicians.
In addition to this outstanding facility, Rick and Linda Hendrick have established the Hendrick Awards program, a technical
co-op program that attracts and trains deserving CPCC students. This program is a win-win opportunity for CPCC and Hendrick
Automotive Group by providing hands-on training for our students and creating a pipeline of employees for Hendrick. Other
support from the Hendrick family includes generous upgrades to the interior and exterior of the Joe Hendrick Center adding to
the overall Levine Campus learning atmosphere as well as state-of-the-art equipment that provides “unrivaled opportunities” to
CPCC students.
“Rick and Linda Hendrick are strong supporters of our institution and the work we do,” states Dr. Tony Zeiss, president
of Central Piedmont Community College. “CPCC is fortunate that they selected our institution as their focus in advancing
automotive technician training in this region.”
Rick and Linda Hendrick honored for generous support to the College
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Deven Carter, a student in the Transfer Program at CPCC,
understands the importance of a good education and a strong
work ethic. After receiving his GED at CPCC, Deven knew
he wanted to continue his education and pursue his passion in
business administration. In addition to enrolling in the transfer
program at CPCC, Deven became involved in Students in Free
Enterprise (SIFE) to help him get the real-world, hands-on
experience he needed.
After graduating from CPCC, Deven plans to transfer to either
UNC-Chapel Hill or Howard University to earn a degree
in business administration. He also plans to attend Harvard
University to enter their joint program for MBA and Juris
Doctorate (JD). Ultimately, Deven plans to open a Children’s
Center in his hometown of Brooklyn, New York and provide
career counseling and support for disadvantaged youth.
According to Deven, “CPCC is helping me reach my goal.
With all of the degree and certificate programs offered at
CPCC, there’s something for everyone here. You can get a great
education for a fraction of the cost of a four-year college or
university.”
CPCC produces leaders every day
Linda and Rick Hendrick making an appearance at CPCC Deven Carter, CPCC student and entrepreneur–Associate of Arts transfer program
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CPCC retirees re-connect
On November 7, 2007, CPCC hosted its first meeting of the newly-formed CPCC Retiree Association in the College’s Culinary
School on its Central Campus in Charlotte.
Dr. David Hunter, retired Dean, Arts and Sciences, was the convener. Dr. Tom Griffin, retired Dean, Educational Resources,
outlined the purpose of the Association: to socialize with each other, to promote volunteer activities at the College, to keep
retirees up-to-date on College events and certain national and state information of interest, and to encourage continuing
contact and support between CPCC and CPCC retirees.
Dr. David Hunter said, “We expect many others will join the Association as retirees learn about the group and our purpose. We
do not claim to have arrived, it will take time; but we are excited about the opportunity to bring the CPCC family together in an
organized and informative way.”
The original members of the Retiree Association Steering Committee were introduced: Dr. David L. Hunter, Dr. Lois W.
Dixon, Mr. Robert L. Gossett, Dr. Thomas E. Griffin, Ms. Dora T. Johnson, Ms. Molly F. Savage, and Ms. Brenda W. Lea of the
CPCC Foundation.
A Retiree Association Office is located on CPCC’s Central Campus. Please call 704.330.6241 for more information or contact
david.hunter@cpcc.edu.
Success comes in threes for the Nash family. These triplets
had a passion for the dental assisting field and they pursued
their education at CPCC. The College afforded them the
opportunity to obtain a quality education at a reasonable price
while remaining close to home.
According to Ashley Nash, ���The Dental Assisting Program at
CPCC offered me more than I ever expected. The instructors
and staff were always willing to help and they prepared us to
be successful in the profession. I would recommend the CPCC
Dental Assisting Program to anyone considering a career in
this field.”
Success x3
Ashley Nash, Amber Nash, and Erica Nash Cousar, CPCC Dental Assisting Program
Dr. David Hunter, retired Dean, Arts and Sciences
To find out more about Central Piedmont Community College and all the
College has to offer:
• Log on to our website at www.cpcc.edu or tune into our cable station on TimeWarner Cable at CPCC TV 17
• Contact us:
		 > programs and registration information – 704.330.CPCC (2722)
		 > online registration – www.cpcc.edu
		 > corporate and continuing education – 704.330.4223
Dear Friends:
On behalf of the Central Piedmont Community College Foundation, please accept sincere thanks for your generous
support. In the 2007–08 fiscal year, the Foundation was the recipient of over 1,400 gifts totaling more than $4.28 million.
Please know that your gifts go directly to extending the College’s mission of providing quality educational and career
training opportunities to citizens of our region. In the past year, over 70,000 individuals took advantage of the courses,
programs, and services offered by Central Piedmont.
In these challenging times, the importance of Central Piedmont to our community continues to grow. As enrollment and
the need for the College’s financially-accessible college credit and workforce preparation courses increase, so too does
the need for your support. Significantly, thanks to the generosity of donors, the Foundation was able to provide over
$850,000 in scholarships to needy students. A gift to Central Piedmont truly transforms lives. Your support is helping
individuals obtain the education and training which will equip them to embark on productive careers and to better
provide for their families. I can think of no better purpose for philanthropy.
Again, many thanks for what you have done for the College and its students and for what you will do in the future.
Sincerely,
Thomas E. Norman
President, Board of Directors
Central Piedmont Community College Foundation
Letter from the Foundation president
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“Please accept sincere thanks for your
generous support.”
The Levine Foundation
Leon and Sandra Levine–their gift changing lives
On April 17, 2008, Amy Levine and Fred Simmons of the
Levine Foundation joined College President Tony Zeiss
and CPCC Foundation staff for lunch and a report on
the Levine Scholarship Endowment. Dr. Zeiss expressed
his gratitude to the Levine Foundation, Leon and Sandra
Levine, for choosing to invest in the lives of students at
CPCC saying, “What an incredible gift this is, and will
continue to be, for the citizens of Charlotte-Mecklenburg.”
This remarkable gift in 2002 is still the largest gift in the
history of the College and is a significant source of financial
assistance for CPCC students. More than 500 Levine
Scholarships have been awarded. The College’s Levine
Campus in Matthews is named in honor of Leon and
Sandra Levine in gratitude for this gift.
Levine Scholars attending the lunch told what the scholarship
meant to them. For the single parent struggling to feed a
family to the first-generation college student to many more with
little hope of pursuing their dreams of a college education,
the Levine Foundation has opened the doors to success.
On November 28, 2007, the AT&T Foundation announced it was
awarding $54,000 to support three organizations in Charlotte.
Central Piedmont Community College (CPCC) received an
$18,950 grant for the expansion of educational opportunities
for disabled students. Specifically, the grant was to provide
assistive-technology equipment to meet the growing needs at
CPCC’s six campuses throughout the Mecklenburg County area.
The some 600 disabled students CPCC educates each year will
benefit from this grant.
“CPCC is extremely grateful for this generous gift from the
AT&T Foundation,” said Dr. Tony Zeiss, president of the
College. “It will allow us to expand our services to students
with visual impairments by enhancing our assistive-technology
equipment. At CPCC, we seek to provide top-quality education
and services to students with special needs, and this gift will
support us in our efforts.”
The AT&T Foundation is the philanthropic entity of AT&T, Inc.
Central Piedmont Community College receives AT&T grant
l. to r. Tony Zeiss, CPCC President; and Carlos Sanchez, Director, External Affairs, AT&T, and member CPCC Board of Trustees, with AT&T grant award
Thomas E. Norman, president, Board of Directors, CPCC Foundation
Sandra and Leon Levine
CPCC dedicates Time Warner
Cable Student Commons
Central Piedmont Community College dedicated the
Time Warner Cable Student Commons on December
11, 2007. The Commons is located in the Overcash
Academic and Performing Arts Center on CPCC’s
Central Campus. Time Warner Cable’s Charlotte
Division made a generous commitment to provide cable
broadcast services, equipment, and financial support to
CPCC. In gratitude for this commitment, the College
was proud to name the Commons area in the
corporation’s honor.
“As a ‘commuter college,’ it is important for CPCC
students to have a place to gather and interact between
classes,” stated Dr. Tony Zeiss, president of CPCC.
 
“Thanks to the generosity of this corporate partner,
hundreds of CPCC students will have a place to gather
each day and enjoy the college experience.”
“We are proud to be investing not only in Central
Piedmont Community College but in our future,” stated
Mike Munley, president of the Time Warner Charlotte
Division. “By providing our technology to the College,
we are taking an active role in assisting and supporting
tomorrow’s leaders.”
 
Mrs. Judith N. Allison
Mr. David J. Auger
Ms. LaRita Barber
Dr. Walter B. Beaver, Jr.
Mrs. Claudia W. Belk
Ms. Catherine P. Bessant
Mr. James T. Bolt
Mrs. Madelyn L. Caple
Mr. William M. Claytor
Mr. James M. Coblin
Mr. Wilton M. Connor
Mr. Edwin A. Dalrymple
Mr. Roddey Dowd, Jr.
Mr. David J. Dzuricky
Mr. William D. Elder
Mr. Charles L. Fonville
Mr. Harvey B. Gantt
Mrs. Hilda H. Gurdian
Mr. Thomas J. Hall
Mr. Joseph F. Hallow, III
Mr. Cameron M. Harris
Mr. Gary E. LaBrosse
Mr. Scott C. Lea
Mr. George MacBain, IV
Ms. Alisa A. McDonald
Ms. Elizabeth J. McLaughlin
Mr. Bob L. Moss
Mr. Thomas E. Norman
Mrs. Christa A. Overcash
The Honorable Robert M. Pittenger
Mr. Ralph A. Pitts
Mrs. Patricia A. Rodgers
Mr. Caldwell Rose, Jr.
Mr. Kenneth R. Samuelson
Mr. Carlos E. Sanchez
Mr. R. Downie Saussy, Jr.
Mr. Albert F. Sloan
Mr. Robert Edwin Spears
Mr. Robert Stolz
Mr. H. Allen Tate, Jr.
Mrs. Agnes B. Weisiger
Mr. William H. Williamson, III
Mr. James R. Worrell, Sr.
Foundation directors elected in 2007–2008
Foundation Board of Directors
Contributions to CPCC Foundation, Inc.
July 1, 2007 - June 30, 2008
	
Giving Group Amount Percent
Businesses $2,017,322 47.1%
Individuals $1,020,868 23.9%
Foundations $1,193,598 27.9%
Professional & Civic Groups $48,040 1.1%
Total $4,279,828 100.0%
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Honorary Directors
The Honorable Sue Myrick
The Honorable Melvin Watt
l. to r. College President, Tony Zeiss; Mike Munley, president, Time Warner, Charlotte; Ralph
Pitts, chairman, CPCC Board of Trustees; and Tommy Norman, president, CPCC Foundation
Board of Directors at dedication of the Time Warner Cable Student Commons
Ms. Catherine P. Bessant Mr. Wilton M. Connor Mr. David J. Dzuricky Mr. Thomas J. Hall Mr. Joseph F. Hallow, III Mr. Gary E. LaBrosse Mr. Caldwell Rose, Jr.
Mr. Robert Stolz Mr. R. Downie Saussy, Jr.
CPCC launches new motorsports
technology initiative
On Thursday, December 13, 2007, various leaders in
the motorsports industry gathered at Central Piedmont
Community College’s North Campus in Huntersville,
NC to learn more about new motorsports training
opportunities at the College.
Mr. Andy Papathoanassiou, CEO, North Carolina
Motorsports Association, provided remarks about the value
of CPCC’s Motorsports Program to the industry. The
College’s president, Dr. Tony Zeiss; CPCC’s Transportation
Systems Technologies director, Ms. Laurie Walker; and
Mr. David Bowen, CPCC’s Motorsports coordinator, also
shared information on the new training efforts.
Following the presentations, guests took tours of the new
state-of-the-art facility.
Motorsports professionals and friends gather at CPCC’s North Campus
in Huntersville to learn about training opportunities
Standing (l. to r.) guests Wayne Cooper and Tod Thorne; seated (l. to r.) Karen Isenbug, highschool career and technical coordinator, Charlotte-Meckenburg
schools, and guest Judy Cooper at the motorsports event
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Renée Prim and David Cole (above) with (l. to r.) Dr. Richard Hagemeyer,
former president, CPCC, and Dr. Tony Zeiss, current president
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Prim-Cole Center named for
alumna/instructor’s amazing legacy
Renée Prim was only 21 years old when an accident paralyzed
her right arm and both legs. “They (the doctors) gave me
five years to live,” she recalls. But Ms. Prim rallied, and she
reconstructed her life. CPCC was her inspiration. “The
College was with me virtually every step of the way,” Ms.
Prim said, “either as a place for more education or as an
employer.”
Now, Renée Prim and her husband David Cole are helping
others with physical challenges. Ms. Prim has donated her
family’s nearly 22-acre farm near Shelby, NC to CPCC. She
said, “I can’t take care of this farm; and if I give it to CPCC,
it will be a win-win for everyone.” According to Brenda
Lea, executive director of development with the CPCC
Foundation, the farm will be sold, and the monies from the
sale used to establish a gift annuity to benefit the couple
during their lifetime. At their passing, the principal and
growth will be used to help students with special needs at the
College.
Before the accident, Ms. Prim had earned a CPCC degree
in administrative office technology. She continued at CPCC,
and earned three other degrees. She received a bachelor’s
degree from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte
and a master’s degree in business administration from the
University of Phoenix. Before finishing all of this, CPCC
hired Ms. Prim to work in the instructional labs. “It was
so motivating,” said Ms. Prim. “I am happy to be able to
give back to the College.” Ms. Prim retired in 2002 after 27
years with the College. Her husband worked as a part-time
instructor for 19 years.
On March 14, 2008, CPCC hosted a luncheon to honor
the generous couple and to announce the establishment
of the Prim-Cole Center for Information Technology on
CPCC’s Central Campus. “Renée Prim is truly an amazing
individual,” stated Dr. Tony Zeiss, president of CPCC.
“She has served as an inspiration to many at the College.
 
We’re excited to be able to dedicate the Prim-Cole Center
in recognition of the tremendous example Renée and her
husband have shared with this institution.”
Famed star Larry Hagman hosts
benefit at CPCC’s Halton Theater
Larry Hagman, television icon and star of Dallas and
I Dream of Jeannie, served as master of ceremonies for
“Heart,” a benefit held on May 15 at the Halton Theater on
Central Piedmont Community College’s Central Campus
in Charlotte. Proceeds from the event provided $75,000 in
performing arts scholarships at CPCC and a similar amount
for The Harvest Center in Charlotte. Mr. Hagman and his
wife Maj donated their Ferrari to be raffled at the event
along with other items.
The event was organized by The Avenir Foundation, which
supports educational programs and outreach ministries that
empower individuals and nonprofit organizations. Event steering
committee chairs were Charlotte business leaders Mark
Erwin and Frank Martin and CPCC President Tony Zeiss.
CPCC offers a nationally recognized performing arts
program with associate in fine arts degrees (AFA) in art,
dance, music and music education. Each year, performing
arts students at the College produce more than six theatre
and opera performances in its beautiful Dale F. Halton
Theater. In addition, CPCC produces a Summer Theatre
program, which includes five productions in 10 weeks at
the College. Graduates of the Performing Arts Program at
CPCC have become successful composers, music teachers,
and performed on Broadway.
The Dale F. Halton Theater was named the 2006 “Best
Concert Venue” in Creative Loafing’s Best of Charlotte and
the 2007 “Best Seat in the House” in Charlotte Magazine’s
Best of the Best Awards. The theater provides CPCC artists
and audiences with a remarkable performance venue, as fine
as any in the region.
Dr. Tony Zeiss, one of the “Jeannies,” and actor Larry Hagman
Business leaders, Frank Martin and Mark Erwin along with Dr. Tony Zeiss (far right),
present actor Larry Hagman with a gift from the Avenir Foundation and the College
Winner of Ferrari, Will Jordan, and Larry Hagman
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College loses dear friends and strong supporters
CPCC lost a great friend and dedicated College servant with the passing of R. Powell Majors on November 29, 2007.
About 3 ½ months later, his wife, Dot, also passed away. Mr. Majors was nearly 101 years old and Mrs. Majors was 98.
They had been married 74 years and had two children, Dr. Robert P. Majors, Jr. and Ms. Nancy Majors Hodges.
Mr. Majors spent much of his long life supporting and advancing CPCC. He served as the first executive director of the
CPCC Foundation from 1971 until 1990. Under his leadership, the foundation’s endowment grew from $3,000 to almost
$2.5 million. After his retirement, Mr. Majors continued to help the College as a volunteer fundraiser and as an avid
supporter himself.
Says Dr. Kevin McCarthy, associate vice president for institutional advancement, “Powell Majors laid the groundwork
for all that followed. His considerable efforts and commitment built the CPCC Foundation into a viable, sound entity. We
continue to be grateful for all he made possible. The service he provided to the College is truly remarkable. He is missed by
his many friends at CPCC.”
When Mr. Majors retired in 1990, the Majors Bookstore on CPCC’s Central Campus in Charlotte was named in his
honor. It was rededicated in 2005 when the bookstore moved to the College’s new Professional Development Building.
In December 2006, the Majors Scholarship for needy students was announced when CPCC threw a 100th birthday
luncheon for Mr. Majors. Contributions from Mr. Majors’ fellow rotarians at Charlotte Rotary and other friends totaled
$115,312; and gifts are still being accepted. Memorials can be made to: CPCC Foundation, Majors Scholarship, P.O. Box
35009, Charlotte, NC 28235.
CPCC is fortunate to have had Mr. Majors’ longtime friendship and support.
Powell and Dot Majors were married 74 years
During Powell Majors’ tenure at CPCC, he started a “Car Donation Program.” At his
passing, family members donated his 1998 Eighty-Eight Royale Oldsmobile.
Pictured l. to r. are grandsons Andrew (Andy) Majors and Tom Hodges; Dr. Kevin
McCarthy, associate VP, Institutional Advancement, CPCC; son and daughter-in-law,
Dr. Robert P. Majors, Jr. and Helen.
Brenda Lea, executive director of development, Institutional Advancement, CPCC,
holds Mr. Majors’ keys. He was a volunteer for many years in the College’s ABLE
Program (Adult Basic Literacy Education).
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Benefactors honored for A New Seat in Town
Thirty benefactors who have named a seat in the Dale F. Halton Theater at CPCC were recognized at a Sunday brunch
on March 30, 2008.
The Halton Theater is a state-of-the-art facility that serves as home to the College’s performing arts productions and
allows the College to host national and international touring companies and productions for the enjoyment of the
Charlotte-Mecklenburg community. The size and quality of the theater have represented an important addition to the
cultural life of the area.
As a seat benefactor, the name of a donor or a friend or relative is permanently and prominently recognized on a plaque
in the Halton Theater. The proceeds from seat benefactors assure the ongoing quality of the facility and its artistic
programming.
In addition, at the time of donation, each seat benefactor is recognized in the playbills and programs distributed at
performances in the theater.
In addressing the donors at the brunch, College President Tony Zeiss said, “We appreciate you joining us as a seat
benefactor in Charlotte’s newest cultural resource. In so doing, you have generously endorsed the importance of the
College and arts to our community.”
For more information on A New Seat in Town, please contact the CPCC Foundation at 704.330.6869.
ArtsFest sponsors
In March 2008, Central Piedmont Community College
hosted its second ArtsFest Festival. This celebration was
a week-long event commemorating artists with ties to the
Carolinas. We appreciate the following sponsors: AT&T
North Carolina, Bojangles’ Restaurant, Charlotte Weekly,
Cochran Enterprises, Creative Loafing, Follet Higher
Education Group, Healthy Dairy, Sonny’s Bar-B-Q, and
Sun Belt Rentals.
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Orchestra Level
AT&T North Carolina
David Barnhardt
Eleanor & James Barnhardt Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. John M. Belk, The Belk Foundation
Sue & Addison Bell
Ms. Betsy J. Blount
Amy & Philip Blumenthal
Jim and Jenny Bolt
Dr. Michael & Mrs. Lenora Borchardt
Leamon Carroll
Conrad & Barbara Carter
Bill & Anne Claytor
Mrs. Jane G. & Mr. Stephen Cooper
Mr. William K. Diehl, Jr./ James, McElroy & Diehl, PA
James & Kathy Drumm
Della Joan Erwin
Betty & Erskine Harkey
Lila Erwin Highsmith
Ms. Barbara Horstmann
Don R. & Linda Y. Koch
Gary E. LaBrosse
Cynthia H. LaBrosse
Mr. Fred & Mrs. Sidney Lancaster
Dot & Powell Majors
Vincent & Alma Martin –
In memory of Joseph P. Martin
Kevin R. McCarthy –
In honor of Cormac & Jack McCarthy
Dr. and Mrs. Clinton H. McKay
Mr. Michael C. Moss
William S. & Amy H. Roberts
Patricia and B. D. Rodgers
Jim & Mary Ann Ruggiero –
In celebration of our 25th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. Alan C. Simonini
Ed & Jackie Spears
Dr. & Mrs. James M. Tart
Earl & Sue Taylor
E. Kyle Tyner
Tim & Sarah Turner
Vrana-Skalaban Family
Dr. Spurgeon Webber, Jr. & Mrs. Loretta Webber
Dr. Tony Zeiss
Mrs. Beth Zeiss
Balcony Level
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Bailey –
In memory of Mr. Richard H. Bailey
Janet Chapman
Mary & Bill Collin
Dr. John R. Dunn
Maha, Scott & Pavani Gingrich
Mrs. Elisabeth G. Hair
Ms. Katharyn Horne
Ms. Karen Hudson-Brown –
In honor of Mary Lou Paschal
Georgia Jacquez Lewis and Robert L. Lewis
Gary & Amy Ma
Mr. Vincent P. Martin –
In memory of Joseph P. Martin
Rob & Lorrie Morris
Mr. & Mrs. J. Norman Pease, Jr.
Ms. Lynne Safrit, North Carolina Research Campus
Mrs. Elizabeth D. Schweikhardt –
In loving memory of my husband,
James R. Schweikhardt
Mr. Tim & Mrs. Kim Stump, Stuart Elizabeth Stump
Joan & Garren Tate
Ms. Roberta M. Tremain
Paul & Susan Vadnais
Halton seat benefactors
Dale F. Halton Theater
Fonville Endowed Scholarship
established at CPCC
The Charles L. & Doris M. Fonville Foundation has
established the Fonville Endowed Scholarship at Central
Piedmont Community College.
The Fonville Scholarship was established in March 2008 as
a permanent endowment to provide assistance to students
at CPCC. The scholarship is for students with financial need
who are studying on a full-time basis at the College.
Mr. Fonville, president of Fonville and Company, is a
member of the CPCC Foundation Board of Directors. In
making this contribution, he said, “My philosophy is to
give people a hand up . . . I want to help needy, deserving
individuals attend CPCC.”
A total of 1,640 students at CPCC received scholarships in
the 2007– 2008 academic year. Scholarships continue to be
among the College’s greatest need.
Doris and Charlie Fonville
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Dedication of the Hall Professional Development Building
On January 31, 2008, the College dedicated the Hall Professional Development Building in recognition of the generous
support of Charlotte entrepreneur Thomas J. Hall, president of The Hall Group. Mr. Hall is a member of the CPCC
Foundation Board of Directors. At Mr. Hall’s request, it was a modest celebration attended by family, close friends and
College leaders.
A significant portion of Mr. Hall’s support will be utilized for programs and scholarships related to entrepreneurialism.
College President Tony Zeiss said, “Your gift will provide educational opportunities for deserving individuals for years
to come. Importantly, these will be individuals who share your entrepreneurial spirit and who will go on to benefit our
community by starting their own businesses. This is indeed a wonderful gift and a wonderful legacy.”
The Hall Professional Development Building is located on the College’s Central Campus near uptown Charlotte and is
used for CPCC staff development and business training. It also houses the College’s Institute for Entrepreneurship.
Thomas “Tommy” Hall
CPCC dedicates the Greater
Charlotte Automobile Dealers
Association Shop Levine Campus
On May 22, 2008, Central Piedmont Community
College dedicated the Greater Charlotte Automobile
Dealers Association Shop in the Joe Hendrick Center
for Automotive Technology at the Levine Campus in
Matthews. The dedication recognized the Automobile
Dealers Association’s generous gift to support CPCC’s
automotive technology programs.
During the event, Macon Griffin, president of the
Greater Charlotte Automobile Dealers Association,
made remarks and applauded CPCC’s state-of-the-art
automotive training facility and quality instruction.
Additional remarks were made by CPCC President
Tony Zeiss; Chairman of the CPCC Board of Trustees
Ralph Pitts; and Laurie Walker, director of CPCC’s
Transport Systems Technology Division.
The automotive labs at the Joe Hendrick Center for
Automotive Technology are used by the College’s
BMW, Toyota, and General Motors training programs
as well as for continuing education, safety inspection
and emissions classes. More than 600 students received
training last year. CPCC greatly appreciates the
Greater Charlotte Automobile Dealers Association’s
support.
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Planned Giving gets 100 percent
boost
When William M. Claytor, chairman of the Planned
Giving Committee of the CPCC Foundation Board of
Directors, issued a recent challenge to his newly-formed
committee of eight members, little did he know the
generosity of his group. Bill said, “The mission of our
committee is to encourage friends of the College to include
CPCC in their will or to make some kind of planned gift
to the College; I would like for each of us to be the first to
make this commitment.”
The CPCC Foundation describes a planned gift as a gift
for any purpose, deferred or outright, that requires a donor
to consider his/her financial situation and/or estate plan
along with philanthropic intent.
All eight committee members rose to the challenge. Gift
commitments exceeded $l,000,000 and included bequests,
life insurance, an IRA transfer and designations of
memorial gifts to CPCC at a donor’s death. One donor,
who prefers not to be named, says, “My gift of life
insurance allows me to give to a cause I am passionate
about without jeopardizing my family’s inheritance. It’s a
great way to give!”
If you would like information on CPCC’s Planned Giving
Program, please call 704.330.6869. Planned Giving
Committee members are: William M. (Bill) Claytor,
chairman; Madelyn Caple, Gary LaBrosse, George
MacBain, Alisa McDonald, Kenneth (Ken) Samuelson,
Edwin (Ed) Spears and James (Jim) Worrell.
We appreciate everyone’s support.
Anne and William “Bill” Claytor
l. to r. Laurie Walker, Macon Griffin, Tony Zeiss, Ralph Pitts and Thomas “Tom”
Blocker, member, Board of Directors, Greater Automobile Dealers Association, at
dedication event
CPCC Legacy Society Members
Ms. Donna G. Apgar
Mr. William D. Atwill
Mr. G. Randolph & Mrs. Ann P. Babcock
Mr. W. Reade & Mrs. Sue Baker
Mr. William M. & Mrs. Harriet Barnhardt
Mr. James T. Bolt, Jr. & Mrs. Jennifer Bolt
Estate of Mary F. Brokmeyer
Ms. Julia F. Brotherton
Mrs. Madelyn L. Caple
Mr. Wayland H. Cato, Jr.
Mr. William M. & Mrs. Anne E. Claytor
Dr. Kathy H. & Mr. James M. Drumm
Estate of Marta Garelik
Estate of Lucille Puette Giles
Mr. J. Dent & Ms. Clarice Cato Goodyear
Dr. Richard H. Hagemeyer
Mr. Erskine L. Harkey, Jr. & Mrs. Betty Harkey
Estate of Gladys W. Hatch
Ms. Nancy Majors Hodges
Estate of Mr. Billy M. Horton
Dr. David L. Hunter
Mr. Gary E. & Mrs. Cindy LaBrosse
Ms. Brenda W. Lea
Mrs. Georgia Jacquez Lewis & Mr. Robert Lewis
Estate of Vernelle H. Little
Mr. Vaughn C. Luckadoo
Mr. R. Powell & Mrs. Dorothy Majors
Mr. George MacBain, IV & Mrs. Carter MacBain
Dr. Joseph B. McCoy, Jr.
Mrs. Alisa A. McDonald
Estate of Bettie W. McEwen
Mr. Michael C. Moss
Mrs. Christa A. Overcash
Estate of Mary Goddard Pickens
Mrs. Marzelle Reneé Prim & Mr. David Cole
Dr. Russell J. Rogers, Jr. & Mrs. Margaret Rogers
Mr. Kenneth R. & Mrs. Ruth Samuelson
Mr. Albert F. & Mrs. Marcia Sloan
Mr. James B. & Mrs. Jan Sommers
Mr. Robert Edwin & Mrs. Jacqueline Spears
Estate of Clara McKay Stone
Mrs. Maude T. Sudderth
Estate of Ruth S. Taylor
Mr. Edgar A. Terrell, Jr. & Mrs. Patricia Terrell
Estate of Emily M. Tutwiler
Dr. Spurgeon W. Webber, Jr. & Mrs. Loretta Webber
Mr. William H. Williamson, III & Mrs. Pat Locke Williamson
Mr. James R. Worrell, Sr. & Mrs. Nancy Worrell
Dr. P. Anthony & Mrs. Beth Zeiss
Estate of James Douglas Zeller
Mr. Richard K. & Mrs. Gretchen Zollinger
College honors Legacy Society
members
Fifty-eight inductees representing the inaugural class of
the CPCC Legacy Society were recognized on January 31,
2008. In their honor, College leaders, trustees, and CPCC
Foundation Board members gathered for a dinner on the
stage of the College’s Halton Theater in the Overcash
Center.
“We are humbled by your commitment, and we are proud
this evening to host CPCC’s first Legacy Society dinner to
express our sincere gratitude for your support,” said College
President Tony Zeiss, the evening’s host.
Attendees enjoyed music from the College’s production of
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat as well as
from recent campus operas. Female inductees received a
scarf featuring the Legacy Society’s recently adopted logo,
and male inductees received neckties bearing the logo.
The Legacy Society recognizes those who have made
planned gifts to the College. This means members have
named CPCC as a beneficiary of a will, life insurance policy,
trust, gift annuity, or individual retirement account. Or they
may have given real property or named the College as a
recipient of memorial gifts. Brenda Lea, executive director
of development, says, “Planned gifts are often thought of
as deferred gifts, but some are current and are beneficial to
donors in their financial and estate planning. It’s a win-win.”
To learn more about planned giving and the Legacy Society,
call Ms. Lea at 704.330.6869 or email brenda.lea@cpcc.edu.
 
Confetti in the air at the Legacy Dinner
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Mr. John M. Alexander
Mr. John M. Alexander, Jr.
Mr. Robert Andrew Baer, Jr.
Mrs. Ann P. Babcock
Dr. David Ballard
Dr. C. V. & Mrs. Carrie C. Winter
Mrs. Grace Barge
Mr. Rodney Barge
Mr. John Belk
Mr. John D. Capers, Jr.
Mr. Mathias P. Bernard
Mrs. Lynn W. & Mr. Dick Crutchfield
Ms. Marjorie Blankenship
Ms. Martha L. Kisiah
Mr. John Franklin Boyd, Jr.
Mrs. Marianne B. Gore
The Honorable Louise Brennan
Mr. H. Martin Lancaster
Dr. C. V. & Mrs. Carrie C. Winter
Staff Sargeant Lee Alan Brooks
Anonymous
Mrs. Janet Ammons Barker
Ms. Kara Bosch
Mr. Dwight D. Evans, Jr.
Mrs. Claudia T. Fiest
Dr. Kevin R. McCarthy
Mrs. Veena G. Patel
Mr. Malik K. Rahman
Mrs. Madeline R. Schuler
Ms. Laura Temples
Mr. Scott Brown
Mr. H. Carter Alden
Mr. and Mrs. R. Allen Amos, II
Mrs. Barbara M. Ayers
Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Barrineau
Mr. Willliam A. Bosbyshell, Jr.
Mrs. Patricia Bosworth-Jones
Mr. David F. Bradshaw
Ms. Alice D. Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy D. Cooley
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Cress
Dr. Deborah G. Foushee
Mr. Philip J. Frost
Mr. Douglas Furman
Mrs. Beverly K. Gilman
Ms. Ann A. Hardin
Ms. Elizabeth A. Hardin
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley W. Harkins
Mr. and Mrs. Lee C. Herbert
Mr. Christopher C. Knebusch
Mr. Donald M. Knebusch
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Lathan
Mr. John E. Marr
Mr. John W. McConnell
Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. McKnight
Mr. Fritz Y. Mercer, Jr.
Mr. Richard B. Metzler
Mr. James Hart Moore
Mr. Robert W. Murphy
Ms. Janice P. Navy
Dr. and Mrs. Mark William Parker
Mr. David N. Payne
Ms. Tressa L. Pearson
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Pond
Ms. Kathleen D. Prokay
Mr. Roy M. Redfern
Ms. Katherine K. Richards
Mr. A. E. Rogers
Mrs. Mary S. Schmulling
Ms. Cindy J. Speas
Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Vaden
Dr. G. Bryan and Ms. Rosemary Wall
Mr. and Mrs. Winston W. Way, Jr.
Mr. J. William Wheeler
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Williams
Mr. Gene Bryant
Mrs. Mary Lou & Mr. John S. Paschal
Mrs. Barbara Werner Claiborne
Mr. James W. Claiborne
Mr. Carl Goldfarb
Mr. E. Reid Hunter
Ms. Connie Rogers MacCubbin
Dr. James C. MacIntyre, II
Mr. Brooks & Mrs. Laura Mayfield
Mr. Thomas P. Moore
Mr. Richard E. Orr
Mr. Lewis E. Powell
Ms. Phyllis Claiborne Stuart
Ms. Anita P. Suttle
Mr. Donald R. Spike Cofer
Mr. Eugene L. Griffin, Jr.
Ms. Hariett Doar
Ms. Dannye G. Powell
Mrs. Mary Lou Mauney Gierch
Mrs. Marianne B. Gore
Mr. Kenneth & Mr. Ralph Gilland
Mr. Reid P. Gilland
Ms. Barbara P. Gorgon
Mr. Erskine L. Harkey, Jr. & Mrs. Betty Harkey
Eleanor Gossett
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Campbell
Mr. Charles Cleveland Helms
Mr. Erskine L. Harkey, Jr. & Mrs. Betty Harkey
Mr. John Hess
Mrs. Carol Jane Bryant
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Deforest
Ms. Caroline S. Herdle
Mr. & Mrs. Francis J. Hess, Jr.
Mr. James Hess
Mr. R. Wayne Lowery
Mr. Harry McGinn, Jr
Ms. Janice Naples
Shattinger Music Company
Mrs. Joan S. Tate
Mr. John G. Tate
Mrs. Charlotte Hoover
Dr. C. V. & Mrs. Carrie C. Winter
Ms. Alberta Hunicutt
Mrs. Mary Lou Paschal
Wright Hunter
Ms. Irene Blair Honeycutt
Ms. Claire M. Jackson
Ms. Caroline M. Jackson
Mr. Dave Johnson
Mr. & Mrs. William M. Bruce
Ms. Suzanne L. Crews
Mr. Richard J. Fairclough
Mrs. Kimberly Franceschi
Ms. Mary Suzanne Gold
Mr. Angelo Pizzagalli
Ms. Jennifer V. Pizzagalli
Mrs. Sharon & Mr. Michael Schwenk
Ms. Sally J. Tourville
Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Walton
Mr. H. Thomas Webb, III
Mrs. Patricia Ledford
Mr. Jack A. Ledford
Mr. Jim Lollis
Mrs. Eleanor & Mr. Lee Rose
Mr. R. Powell Majors
Mr. William D. Atwill
Mr. Phil A. Bechtold
Ms. Dahal E. Bumgardner
Mr. Lawrence A. Cobb
Ms. Betty Cowan
First Trust Bank, Mr. James T. Bolt
Crosland, Inc., Mr. John Crosland, Jr.
Ms. Carolyn Flynn
Mr. J. Frank Gilreath, Jr.
Mr. Thomas W. Glenn, III
Mr. Robert L. Gossett
Mr. Craig Greer
Mr. C. Richard Guiton
Dr. Richard & Mrs. Virginia Hagemeyer
Mrs. Jerri Haigler
Ms. Nancy Majors Hodges
Ms. Lucielle G. Hunter
Ms. Patricia B. Kelly
Lance Foundation, Mr. Earl Leake
Mr. & Mrs. William E. Loftin, Jr.
Dr. Kevin R. McCarthy
Mr. & Mrs. Pender R. McElroy
Merrill Lynch, Mr. Gary E. LaBrosse
Mrs. Pauline L. Mickle
Dr. Leland M. Park
Dr. W. Joseph Porter
Mr. David W. Rhew
Rodgers Builders, Mrs. Patricia Rodgers
Rotary Club of Charlotte, Inc., Mr. Luther Moore
Mr. Willie E. Royal
Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. Sloan
Mr. and Mrs. A. Zachary Smith, III
Mr. Joseph T. Summer
Memorial gifts
Memorial and Honor gifts
Memorial and honor gifts allow donors a special way to remember family and friends. Some CPCC donors make a provision
for gifts to be made to the College at their passing, or their families make the request. Other donors make gifts of appreciation
in honor of someone who has made a difference in their lives, for a birthday, anniversary, Christmas, or other special occasion.
Honor and memorial gifts are a thoughtful way to give.
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Mrs. Rosemary Wall and Dr. Bryan Wall celebrate their birthdays each December by
having a party in their home, and guests bring gifts for the Scott Brown Scholarship Fund
at CPCC. Helping other students is a thoughtful remembrance of Scott, a family friend,
and CPCC is very grateful to all involved.
Mr. S. Lance Van Every
Mr. Charles A. Williams
Mrs. Blanche S. Sherrill
Ms. Elizabeth Dell Martin
Ms. Nita Rochel
Mr. Lewell Lew O. McCullough
Mr. Eugene L. Griffin, Jr.
Ms. Janet McGill
Dr. C. V. & Mrs. Carrie C. Winter
Mr. & Mrs. Danilo F. & Rosa Q. Mesa
Mrs. Ilia M. Lively
Mr. Lee Middleton
Mr. Herbert Middleton, III
Ms. Dorothy Montague
Dr. C. V. & Mrs. Carrie C. Winter
Mrs. Edna Thrower Morris
Mrs. Marie Pendley
Ms. Mary Armand Nash
Ms. Elizabeth Nash Corzine
Miss Anne S. Nash
Mr. Gene Neal
Dr. C. V. & Mrs. Carrie C. Winter
Mr. Flake A. Parker
Mrs. Betty Jean Parker
Mr. J. B. Parker
Ms. Laura Bazan
Mrs. Deborah T. Bouton
Mr. Frank Granger
Ms. Lane Grann-Stahl
Ms. Scarlett Hollingsworth
Ms. Rita Lee
Ms. Elaine Olenik
Mr. Jerry Pickler
Mr. Eric Price
Ms. Erin Reed
Ms. Barbara Skinner
Ms. Karen Streppa
Ms. Teraisa Tucker
Dr. Libby Vagnoni
James H. Peck, Sr.
Mrs. Gail J. Peck
Mr. Ralph Petree
Ms. Sallie McAfee Petree
Mr. Thomas Pfahlert
Mr. Peter J. Baumberger, Jr.
Mr. Kenneth L. Compton, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. Dunford
Mrs. M. E. Hessberg
John Gauthier Marketing Support Service, Inc.
Mr. Robert A. Kent
Mrs. Jeanne A. Lesniewicz
Mrs. Sandy Pfahlert
Mr. Jay Orrin Potter
Mr. & Mrs. J. Douglas Singleton
Mrs. Denise H. Wells
Ms. Sherry R. Williams
Dr. P. Anthony & Mrs. Beth Zeiss
Mr. George Jimmie Pourlos
Mr. William D. Atwill
Mr. Ernest Prevette
Mrs. Elizabeth M. Wells
Ms. Jean Rayburn
Mrs. Judith Rayburn Daniel
Ms. Janet Robinson
Mr. Major B. Harding
Mr. Michael Scott Sawicki
Mr. Charles A. & Mrs. Priscilla S. Sawicki
L. R. Sides
Mr. W. Roddye Caudle
Mr. Roy Smart
Mr. Erskine L. Harkey, Jr. & Mrs. Betty Harkey
Mr. Thomas Wayne Smith
Ms. Sandra S. Osborne
Mr. Jack Stern
Ms. Sara S. Ransdell
Mrs. Betty Fay Smith Toglia
Mrs. Myra W. Boswell
Mrs. Esther Watson
Dr. C. V. & Mrs. Carrie C. Winter
Mr. Steve Welsh
Dr. C. V. & Mrs. Carrie C. Winter
Mrs. Elizabeth S. Williams
Mrs. Ann W. Campanella
Ms. Amy Dodds Wilson
Ms. Marilyn C. Wilson
Ms. Carmen Worsley
Mr. Robert B. Roberts
Ms. Myra Arbuckle
Mr. Robert L. Gossett
Mrs. Ann Pelton Babcock
Ms. Catherine Babcock Cranor
Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Edwards, II
Ms. Anne C. Baird
Mr. Erskine L. Harkey, Jr. & Mrs. Betty Harkey
Mr. Jon Bass
Mr. Erskine L. Harkey, Jr. & Mrs. Betty Harkey
Mr. Nick & Mrs. Darlene Beard
Mr. Erskine L. Harkey, Jr. & Mrs. Betty Harkey
Ms. Evelyn Marie Beiderbecke
Mr. Bruce J. Beiderbecke
Mr. Greg Bellamy
Mr. R. Michael Herran
Mr. Wallace E. Boswell
Mr. R. Michael Herran
Mr. & Mrs. James Campbell
Mr. Robert L. Gossett
Mr. James & Susan Campbell
Mr. Robert L. Gossett
Mr. Joseph Carbon
Mr. R. Michael Herran
Central High School Class of 1956
Mr. Erskine L. Harkey, Jr. & Mrs. Betty Harkey
Central High School 1951 Senior Class Officers
Mrs. Nancy B. Pfeiffer
Central High School ‘56 Gals’ Lunch Bunch
Mrs. Marie Pendley
Dr. Bessie Chronaki
Trudy Cox
Ms. Christine D. McCullough Cofer
Mr. Eugene L. Griffin, Jr.
Mr. Bud & Mrs. Trudy Cox
Dr. Bessie Chronaki
CPCC Television Staff
Mr. David W. Rhew
Dr. Chris Folk
Ms. Sara S. Ransdell
Mrs. Betty Fuller
Mr. Erskine L. Harkey, Jr. & Mrs. Betty Harkey
Ms. Sharon Gossett
Mr. Robert L. Gossett
Mr. Robert L. Gossett
Ms. Jo R. Best
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Campbell
Ms. Linda Griffith
Mrs. Jerri Haigler
Mr. Jerry & Mrs. Sondra Haley
Mr. Robert L. Gossett
Ms. Sondra Haley
Mr. Robert L. Gossett
Mr. Erskine Harkey, Jr. and Mrs. Betty Harkey
Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Harkey
Mr. Scott Harkey
Ms. Peggy Rasberry Patterson
Mrs. Roxanne Holt-Watson
Newell Presbyterian Church
Ms. Irene Honeycutt
Mr. Robert L. Gossett
Ms. Loweda B. Green
Ms. Diana B. Pinckney
Mrs. Anna Lynn & Mr. Henry Kearse
Mr. Erskine L. Harkey, Jr. & Mrs. Betty Harkey
Cormac & Jack McCarthy
Dr. Kevin R. McCarthy
Mr. Clyde & Mrs. Anne Medearis
Dr. C. V. & Mrs. Carrie C. Winter
Mrs. Betty & Mr. Joe Millsaps
Mr. Erskine L. Harkey, Jr. & Mrs. Betty Harkey
Ms. Mildred Graham Mullins
Ms. Marguerite J. Muse
Ms. Marguerite Muse
Mr. George N. Payne, Jr.
Mr. Thomas & Mrs. Patricia Norman
Mr. Benjamin R. Kuhn
Mr. & Mrs. Robert O’Dell
Mr. Robert L. Gossett
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Parker
Mrs. Ann P. Babcock
Mrs. Jimmie & Mr. Doug Patton
Mr. Erskine L. Harkey, Jr. & Mrs. Betty Harkey
Mr. & Mrs. Norman Pease
Mrs. Ann P. Babcock
Mr. Ralph Pitts
Mr. Richard A. Schneider
Mrs. Elizabeth Ross
Ms. Janice Valder
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Smith
Mrs. Ann P. Babcock
Mr. Mark Spisak
Mr. R. Michael Herran
UNC School of Dentistry
Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Macomson
Mr. Gene VanCuren
Mr. Gene L. VanCuren
Ms. Diane Wheeler
Ms. Jo R. Best
Dr. P. Anthony Zeiss
Mr. Byron L. Bullard, FACHE
Memorial gifts cont.
Honor gifts
Christa Overcash is a steadfast friend and generous benefactor
of the College. Her family’s name graces facilities and programs.
This year, Mrs. Overcash generously gave the necessary funds
for a stage lift in the Dale F. Halton Theater in the Christa
and Reece A. Overcash Academic and Performing Arts
Center. She also became a Puccini Society member of Central
Piedmont’s Opera Theatre Program, which provides unique,
high-quality training opportunities for future generations of
opera performers and theater professionals.
“CPCC would not be where it is today without Christa
Overcash,” College President Tony Zeiss says. “With the
naming of the Overcash Center, Christa put CPCC on the
map. People notice the collegiate look of the campus now.
And, this building serves as home to the Halton Theater that
seats 1,020 people, to the Allen and Barbara Tate Hall, to the
Time Warner Student Commons area, and to many other
student services.”
Dr. Zeiss went on to say the Christa A. Overcash Nursing
Program is also tremendously important at CPCC. In
cooperation with Charlotte’s hospitals, CPCC trains more
than 50 nurses each year; and in view of a national nursing
shortage, is being asked to expand the nursing program. The
Overcash Nursing Program is recognized for its high quality
instruction and passing rate on licensing examinations.
Mrs. Overcash also serves as a member of the CPCC
Foundation Board of Directors. Tommy Norman, president
of the Foundation, says, “We can never thank Mrs. Overcash
enough for her support of the College. Central Piedmont is a
much better place because she’s our friend.”
CPCC a much better school
because of Overcash family
A great friend of the College, Christa Overcash 20
Producer’s Circle ($500 and Over)
Anonymous
Ms. Kay Cole & Mr. Sandy Archer
Mrs. Claudia W. Belk
Mr. J. Frank & Mrs. Sissy Bowers
R. T. Dooley Construction Co., Inc.
Mr. William K. Diehl, Jr./ James, McElroy & Diehl, PA
Mr. & Mrs. Edgar M. Geddie, Jr.
Mr. Ronald L. & Mrs. Katherine Harper
Mr. & Mrs. Gary E. LaBrosse
Kaye Bernard McGarry, M.Ed.
Ms. Faye M. McLamb
Drs. Elaine & Thomas Pacicco
Ms. Martha R. Short
Ms. Felton Temple
Dr. & Mrs. Paul Vadnais
Ms. Melissa Vrana and Andrew & Lena Skalaban
Director’s Circle ($200 to $499)
Anonymous
Mrs. Bonnie W. Adams
Dr. Julian Sheppard Albergotti
Mr. Gordon G. & Mrs. Charlotte Alford, Mr. Bob &
	
Mrs. Charlotte Meyer
Ms. Barbara J. Avard
Mr. Emerson Bell
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond K. Boardman
Mrs. Cindy & Mr. H. Duncan Brewer
Mr. & Mrs. Walter W. Burazer
Mr. & Mrs. James E. Clay, III
Mr. Brent Clevenger
Mrs. Susan M. & Mr. Ernest M. Creech
Mr. & Mrs. Clyde Cupples
Ms. Jean Detchemendy
Mrs. Dee Ferrell & Mr. Margial P. Eaker
Dr. & Mrs. William F. Fishbaugh, Jr.
Mrs. Mary Emory & Mr. Barry Fisher
Mr. & Mrs. A. Otto Funderburk, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Michael M. Ganzert & Ms. Martha
Ellis Askins
Ms. Edith Northrup Gilbert
Mrs. Patricia & Mr. Robert Godley
Mr. Douglas Graham & Ms. Marcia Murchison
Mr. & Mrs. William H. Griffin
Dr. & Mrs. Richard H. Hagemeyer
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Harmon
Dr. & Mrs. Dennis L. Hill
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Land Hite, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. George R. Hodges
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Honeycutt
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Ibach, Jr.
Dr. J. L. Kasparek, ACES
Ms. Nancy Foltz & Dr. Rick Kleinmann
Mr. Fred & Mrs. Sidney Lancaster
Ms. Sandra T. Lare
Mr. Jack A. Ledford, In memory of Patricia Ledford
New Starmount Interest, LLC/ Mr. &
Mrs. Abraham Luski
Mr. James C. & Mrs. Mary Katherine Lykowski
Mr. Graham G. Mason
Mr. Steven C. McCurdy
Mr. & Mrs. William N. McFadden
Mr. William F. McLaughlin
Mrs. Jill O. & Mr. Wayne Nelson
Mrs. Mary Lou & Mr. John S. Paschal
Mr. LeRoy & Mrs. Nancy Prichard
Mr. James R. Putnam
Mr. Lee M. Rea
Ms. Antoinette Rick
Mr. Nicholas A. Rizos
Mr. Tom & Mrs. Kay Rogers
Mr. & Mrs. B. Alan & Mrs. Alethia Ross
Mr. Richard L. Shores
Mr. Charles Peter Straman
Ms. Daphne Taylor
Mrs. Susan E. & Mr. David Thomas
Dr. Ret S. & Mrs. Diane Turner
Mr. Thomas T. & Mrs. Sarah Turner
Mrs. Nancy J. & Mr. Danny Watts
Mrs. Alston Osgood Wolf & Mr. Allen Wolf
Dr. P. Anthony & Mrs. Beth Zeiss
Patron’s Circle ($75 to $199)
Anonymous
A Closet Full/ Ms. Linda Moneta
Mrs. Polly & Mr. William Russell Adkins
Ms. Alice L. Ainsworth
Ms. Debra Alzner & Mr. James Martin
Mr. & Mrs. Terence Andre
Mrs. Carroll Hicks & Mr. Harold Backman
Ms. Suzanne & Mr. George Baillie
Ms. Ellen A. Bank
Ms. Linda Lycan Barnett
Mrs. Katherine W. & Mr. Harry Barr
Mrs. Ruth G. & Mr. William Bendel
Ms. Jo R. Best
Mr. James D. & Mrs. Evelyn Blankenship
Ms. Betsy John Blount
Mr. Erwin H. Bokelkamp
Mr. Jon S. & Mrs. Leigh Boyce
Mr. William J. & Mrs. Noreen Breece
Mrs. Elizabeth W. & Mr. Kenneth Bridges
Mr. John C. & Mrs. Donna Brinton
Mrs. Judith Brown
Mr. James J. & Mrs. Becky Bruening
Mr. David H. & Mrs. Patricia Buetow
Mr. Jack & Mrs. Laura Burger
Mr. Donald & Mrs. Priscilla Bynum
Mrs. Diane Cameron
Dr. Joe H. & Mrs. Linda Camp
Mr. Kenneth R. & Mrs. Charlinha Caraway
Mr. Conrad & Mrs. Barbara Carter
Mrs. Peggy H. & Mr. Ken Cherry
Mr. & Mrs. Allen Childers
Dr. & Mrs. Jerry W. Childress
Mrs. Mary Ann & Mr. Andrew Chopko
Mr. Brian Michael Chundrlik
Mr. Robert J. & Mrs. Ellen Cinq-Mars
Mrs. Carol A. & Mr. Salvatore Ciresi
Mrs. Mary F. Cloran
Ms. Diann Sawyers & Mr. Vance Cockerham
Ms. Colleen S. Colbert
Mr. Charles & Mrs. Sandra Contor
Mr. Ralph E. Covington, Jr.
Cowan’s Investigative Service/ Mr. Allen Cowan
Ms. Regina Curl
Ms. Suzanne S. Davis
Ms. Betty & Mr. Carl deBrosse
Ms. Edith Strickland-DeLaine
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Detchemendy
Ms. Bertha C. Dupre
Mr. Harvey C. Eden
Ms. Margaret Efird
Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Elgin
Mr. Milton G. Emery, Jr. & Mrs. Margaret Emery
Mr. Chris & Mrs. Diane Fanelty
Mr. Kennieth & Mrs. Evelyn Farrar
Ms. Bennie Jenkins Ficklen
Mr. William F. Ford, III & Judy & Roberta Ford
Ms. Karen H. Gennosa
Mr. & Mrs. Walter Wallace Getz
Mr. Robert H. Goodell
Mr. Robert L. Gossett & Ms. Sharon Gossett
Mr. Clyde H. Green
Dr. Jerry & Mrs. Kathryn Greenhoot
Mr. Julius V. Griffith, Jr.
Mr. G. Mitchell & Mrs. Judy Hagler
Mrs. Jerri & Mr. Eddie Haigler
Mr. & Mrs. Edward W. Halliburton, Jr.
Ms. Rebecca J. & Mr. Wayne Hallman
Ms. Amanda Harmon
Ms. Deborah Harrelson
Mr. & Mrs. J. R. Heavner
Ms. Pat Heiss & Mr. Ben Furman
Mr. Brian L. Hensley
Mr. Harry R. & Mrs. Betty Herr
Mrs. Juanita N. & Mr. Jim Hicks
Mr. & Mrs. David R. Hill
Ms. Nancy Holtkamp
Mr. Jay B. & Mrs. Frances Huff
Dr. David L. Hunter
Ms. Louise H. Hutchinson
Mr. Rolf K. & Mrs. Carol Jaeger
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Johnson
Dr. Cynthia W. & Mr. Kirk Johnston
Mr. Arthur L. Jones
Mr. Herbert D. & Mrs. Barbara Joyner
Mr. Frank Kalian
Mr. Andrew E. Kalnik
Mr. John & Mrs. Angie Kelly
Mrs. Katherine Line Kelly
Mr. James L. & Mrs. Patti Kelly
Mr. & Mrs. Wayne G. Kerkhoff
Dr. and Mrs. William P. Kerns, II
Mr. Joe E. & Mrs. Mary Ann Ketner
Ms. Linda Y. & Mr. Dick Koch
Phil & Nancy Lambeth, Harkey Lambeth Law Firm
CPCC Theatre Supporters
The College’s Theatre is a significant cultural and educational resource for Charlotte-Mecklenburg. It is the only theatrical orga-nization
in the region that provides both outstanding productions for the public and professional development and education
for people pursuing theatrical careers. Theatre supporters enable CPCC to provide this rich and unique learning environment,
and we are very appreciative.
21 Thoroughly Modern Millie, the musical
Mr. John E. & Mrs. Mary Hill Lane
Mrs. Catherine & Mr. Tommy Lawing, Sr.
Mrs. Madeline & Mr. Joseph Lerme
Mr. George P. Lewis
Ms. Ruth S. Lloyd
Mr. C. V. & Mrs. Anne Lowdermilk
Ms. Carolyn M. Lyons
Ms. Maxie L. May
Mr. Brooks & Mrs. Laura Mayfield
Mr. John W. McAlister, Jr. & Mrs. Eugenia McAlister
Ms. Marie S. McBride
Mrs. Dana Bircher & Mr. Zak McClellan
Mr. Scott & Mrs. Lynn Stevens McDowell
Mrs. Merrie D. & Mr. Peter McGrath
Mrs. Anne D. & Mr. Dick McMackin
Mr. Bryan D. McSwain
Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Medlin
Mr. David & Ms. Karen Miller
Ms. Wilma B. Miller
Mrs. Jacqueline Brown & Mr. Ken Miller
Ms. M. Marie Mitchell
Ms. Anna K. Moeller
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. & Mrs. Virgina B. Moore
Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Morris
Ms. Ginger Morse & Mr. Adam & David Moore
Ms. Shirley P. Murdock
Mr. Sidney L. & Mrs. Virginia Neely
Dr. Leland M. Park
Mr. & Mrs. Charles B. Patterson
Mrs. Esther S. & Mr. Sam Powell
Mr. & Mrs. Francis C. Pray
Mrs. Barbara T. & Mr. Garth Radley
Mr. Russell T. & Mrs. Andrea Reed
Ms. Francine Scevers
Mrs. Peggy & Mr. Henry C. Schatz
Mrs. Emily & Mr. Patrick Schell
Mr. William M. Scott
Ms. Susanne Sellers
Mr. Edward N. Seltzer
Mr. Donald H. & Mrs. Gee Shore
Mrs. Leesa C. & Mr. Todd Sluder
Mrs. Audree M. & Mr. Martin Spatz
Mr. Harry W. & Mrs. Jean Stanhope
Mr. William D. & Mrs. Kathryn Stapleton
Ms. Betty A. Stathis
The Stein Family
Mrs. Pat & Mr. Lewis Sullivan
Mr. Joseph F. & Mrs. Kathy Sweeney
Dr. & Mrs. James M. Tart
Mrs. Jane H. Taylor
Mrs. Ann S. Terry
Dr. & Mrs. Alan Thalinger
Ms. Jayne F. Thomas
Mr. H. A. & Mrs. Lucille Thompson
Ms. June & Ms. Teresa Todd
Ms. Patricia Joan Tubbs
Mr. Harold E. & Mrs. Janice Uttley
Ms. Sue O. Veach
Colonel (Ret.) David L. & Mrs. Kay Wagner
Mrs. Bettie Lou & Mr. Joel Webster
Mr. Don B. & Mrs. Madge White
Mr. and Mrs. J. Roger White
Mr. & Mrs. Jack White, Sr.
Mr. Charles Sherwin Williams
Mr. James & Mrs. Joanne Yurchison
Friends (Up to $75)
Ms. Patricia Glass Browning
Ms. Ann A. Hardin
Mr. A. R. Krantz, Jr.
Mr. Peter J. Nolan
Ms. Paula Rapp
Mr. & Mrs. James A. Thompson
Ms. Jackie D. Phillips
CPCC Theatre Supporters continued
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The Children of Eden
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum
$500,000 and over
The Merancas Foundation
$100,000 to $499,999
The Belk Foundation
The Cato Corporation
Crowder Construction Company
The Dickson Foundation, Inc.
The Duke Energy Foundation
The Hall Group
The James J. Harris & Angelia
M. Harris Foundation
Hendrick Automotive Group
Mrs. Christa A. Overcash
Toyota Motor Sales USA, Inc.
Wachovia Bank, N A
Wayland H. Cato, Jr. Foundation
$50,000 to $99,999
Altria Group, Inc.
Avenir Foundation/Mr. and Mrs. Mark
	
W. Erwin
Charles L. & Doris M. Fonville
Foundation
The R. A. Overcash, Jr. Family
Foundation
$25,000 to $49,999
AT&T North Carolina
Carolina Tractor & Equipment
	
Company
O’Herron Foundation, Inc.,
Mr. Thomas E. Norman &
Mrs. Patricia O’Herron Norman
Piedmont Natural Gas Company, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. James B. Sommers
SunTrust Bank, Inc./Suntrust
Mecklenburg/South Carolina
Group Foundation
Vulcan Materials Company
$10,000 to $24,999
Allen Tate Foundation
Arrowood Association
AT&T Foundation
The Ayco Charitable Foundation
Charlotte Chamber of Commerce
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Consolidated
Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Culbertson
Mr. William K. Diehl, Jr.
Dowd Foundation, Inc.
Fuji Photo Film USA, Inc.
Goodrich Corporation
Greater Charlotte Automobile
Dealers, Inc.
Mr. William K. Diehl, Jr./
James, McElroy & Diehl, PA
Dr. Walton S. Peery, III
Save the Montagnard People
Educational Foundation
Ms. Katherine Sparrow &
Mr. Donald Tyson
$5,000 to $9,999
Bragg Financial Advisors, Inc.
Bridgestone/Firestone
Concrete Supply Company
D.F. Halton Foundation, Inc.
Firebird Arts Alliance, Inc.
Lance Foundation
Rodgers Builders
Simonini Builders, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. William H. Williamson, III
$1,000 to $4,999
ABC of the Carolinas, Inc.
Mr. James W. & Mrs. Judith N. Allison
Allscape Incorporated
Mr. and Mrs. J. Steele Alphin
Alwinell Foundation
American Society of Highway
Engineers
Anonymous
Ms. Debbie C. Arant-O’Connor
Assistance League of Charlotte
Mr. David Auger
Mr. & Mrs. Calvin W. Aurand, Jr.
Mr. James G. Babb
Mr. Richard R. Babcock
Bahakel Communications
Bank of America Charitable Foundation
Bank of America Philanthropic
Management
Bartlett Tree Foundation
Mr. Jon Bass
Bishop George E. Battle, Jr.
Mrs. Claudia Belk
Belk, Inc. - Central Division
Bobcats Sports & Entertainment
Mr. James T. Bolt, Jr. &
Mrs. Jennifer Bolt
Dr. Michael Borchardt
Mr. Craig Bove
Branch Banking & Trust Company
Mr. Tom Browne
Carolinas AGC, Inc.
Carolinas Investment Consulting, LLC
Carolinas Golf Foundation
Mr. Wayland H. Cato, III
Charlotte Iris Society
Citi Smith Barney
Community Foundation of Gaston
	
County, Inc.
Computer & Communications Industry
Association
Dr. Marcia L. Conston
Mrs. Jane Cooper
Mr. Wayne Cooper
CST Environmental, Inc.
Mr. Robert I. Dalton, Jr.
Mrs. Janey Disher
Dr. Kathy H. & Mr. James M. Drumm
Mr. David J. Dzuricky
Executive Women International
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
First Trust Bank
Mr. Ellis T. Fisher
Fluent Language Solutions, Inc.
Follett Higher Education Group
The FWA Group, PA
Mr. J. Dent & Ms. Clarice
Cato Goodyear
Mr. Eugene L. Griffin, Jr.
Mrs. Jerri Haigler
Mr. Erskine L. Harkey, Jr. &
Mrs. Betty Harkey
Mr. Cameron M. Harris
Hatcher Law Group
The Honorable Robin Hayes
Hendrick Motorsports
Home Builders Association of Charlotte
Independent Insurance Agents
Charlotte/Mecklenburg
Jewish Community Foundation
Mr. Joseph D. Johnson, Sr.
Mr. & Mrs. Edwin L. Jones, Jr.
Mrs. Laura Stuart Kasay
Kiwanis Club of Charlotte
La Noticia, Mrs. Hilda Gurdian &
Mr. Alvaro Gurdian
Mr. Gary E. LaBrosse
Mr. Scott C. Lea
Legacy Real Estate Advisors
Mr. & Mrs. David A. Lewis
Mr. John W. Luby
M633, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Macomson
Mr. Kendrick W. Mattox, III
Mrs. Kathryn Bernard McGarry, M.Ed.
McGuireWoods LLP
Mecklenburg County Farm Bureau
Mecklenburg County Master
Gardeners
Dr. & Mrs. T. Lawrence Mellichamp
Merrill Lynch
Metrolina Masonry Assoication
Mint Hill Women’s Club
Craig W. Murray, DDS, PA
Mrs. Beatrice M. Myers
NARI of Greater Charlotte, Inc.
NC Home Builders Association
NORCOM Development, Inc.
Nucor Corporation
Mrs. Mary Lou Paschal
Ms. Pamela M. Pearson
Piedmont Club Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph A. Pitts
Dr. W. Joseph Porter
Professional Construction Estimators
	
Association
Mr. Malik K. Rahman
Dr. I. Ravi Rao
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Rhodes
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick C. Riley
Mr. Michael B. Roads
Robert Pittenger Co., Inc.
William S. Roberts, MD
Dr. & Mrs. Russell J. Rogers, Jr.
Rotary Club of Charlotte, Inc.
Mr. Charles A. & Mrs. Priscilla
S. Sawicki
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Shaw
Dr. Ruth Shaw
Mr. & Mrs. Albert F. Sloan
Mr. Kennett Smith
Mr. William T. Smith
Snover Properties
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Edwin Spears
Steel Fab, Inc.
The Original Pancake House
Ms. Nancy Barnhardt Thomas
Tod Thorne & Associates, Inc.
Mrs. Wanda P. Towler
Tricor, Inc.
Mr. Gene Tucker, III
Ms. Melissa Vrana
Vulcan Materials Company
Wachovia Foundation Matching Gifts
	
Program
Wachovia Nonprofit & Philanthropic
	
Services
Mr. Wesley Walls
Ms. Loretta C. Wertheimer
Mr. William A. White, Jr.
Mr. W. Ralph Whitley
Mr. Jeffrey M. Yoh
Mr. Bryan Zeiss
Dr. P. Anthony & Mrs. Beth Zeiss
$500 to $999
Mr. Frederick P. Adams
Ms. Kay Cole Archer
Mr. Willie Lee Atkins
Back International, LLC
BE&K Building Group, LLC
Mr. Bruce J. Beiderbecke
The Blumenthal Foundation
Mr. J. Frank Bowers
Mr. David L. Bristol & Ms. Kirsi Enckell
Mrs. Keris Fort Brown
Mr. Christopher A. Butlak
Mr. L. Doug Carroll
Concorde Construction Company
Construction Financial Management
	
Association
CPCC Student Government Association
Ms. Beverly H. Dickson
Mr. Buddy Dixon
Mr. Richard J. Fairclough
Mrs. Valerie E. Fox
Mrs. Sarah Belk Gambrell
Dr. Melvin Gay
Mr. Edgar M. Geddie, Jr.
Mr. Robert L. Gossett
Grace Covenant Presbyterian Church
Dr. Richard H. & Mrs. Virginia
Hagemeyer
Mr. Scott & Mrs. Jane Harkey
Mr. Ronald L. & Mrs. Katherine Harper
Holiday Dental Conference Foundation
Mr. Benjamin R. Kuhn
L.T. Mechanical, Inc.
Mrs. Susanne S. Lewis
Mr. Louis O. Lineberger, Jr.
Dr. Terri Manning
Mattel Children’s Foundation
Dr. Kevin R. McCarthy
Ms. Faye M. McLamb
Mechanical Contractors, Inc.
Metrolina Walls & Ceiling
Association, Inc.
Metropolitan Business & Professional
Women’s Organization
Microsoft Corporation
Montibello Garden Club
Mr. Richard Nance
Ms. Susan B. Oleson
Dr. Elaine Grammer Pacicco
Dr. Sue Peck
Mrs. Sandy Pfahlert
Phoenix Building Systems
Piedmont Daylily Club
Piedmont Natural Gas Corporate
Contributions
Mr. Angelo Pizzagalli
Mr. Scott Pope
R. T. Dooley Construction Co., Inc.
Mr. Kenneth R. & Mrs. Ruth Culbertson
Samuelson
Shade-A-Plenty Mobile Home Park
Shattinger Music Company
Ms. Martha R. Short
Smith Turf & Irrigation Company
Mrs. Mary Tunstall Staton
Dr. Paul R. Steadman
Mr. Joseph T. Summer
Ms. Laura Temples
Dr. Paul Vadnais
Mr. Hamlin Wade
Mr. Fred A. Wagner, III
Watson Electrical Construction
Company, LLC
Dr. Kenneth J. Welch
Mr. Juan Whipple
Ms. Beverly C. Whiteside
Dr. C. V. & Mrs. Carrie Winter
Mrs. Carrie C. Winter
$250 to $499
American Culinary Federation, Inc.,
	
Charlotte Chapter
Ms. Barbara J. Avard
Mrs. Diann P. Back
Mr. Philip Jackson Baugh, Jr.
Mr. Keith Beam
Boda Plumbing, Inc.
Mrs. Deborah T. Bouton
Ms. June Gottlieb Brown
Mr. Walter W. Burazer
Carolina Energy Solutions, LLC
Charlotte Paint Company
Charlotte Plumbing, Heating & Cooling
Mr. James E. Clay, III
Mr. Frank C. Cockinos
Commencement Specialists, Inc.
Mr. Kenneth L. Compton, Jr.
Mrs. Susan M. Creech
Charlotte Regional Visitors Authority
Mr. Clyde Cupples
Ms. Jean Detchemendy
Mr. David J. Dietrich
Mr. William T. Dillon
Dr. Charles Blair & Associates, Inc.
Ms. Bertha C. Dupre
Mrs. Dee Ferrell Eaker
Dr. William F. Fishbaugh, Jr.
Mr. A. Otto Funderburk, Jr.
Mr. Michael M. Ganzert
Ms. Edith Northrup Gilbert
Mrs. Patricia Godley
Mrs. Marianne B. Gore
Mr. Douglas A. Graham
Mr. J. Randall Groves
Mr. Larry Harmon
Mr. Bingham Hefner
Mr. John Henderson
Dr. Dennis L. Hill
Mr. Charles Land Hite, Jr. & Mrs. Laura
Anne Hite
Mr. Robert & Mrs. Linda Honeycutt
Mr. Barry Houser
Mr. E. Reid Hunter
Mr. Charles R. Ibach, Jr.
Dr. Cynthia W. Johnston
Mr. William A. Long, Sr.
John C. Marous, Jr. & Lucine O.B.
	
Marous Foundation
Mr. Graham G. Mason
Mr. Steven C. McCurdy
Dr. Clinton E. & Dr. Edith V. McElroy
Mr. William N. McFadden
Mr. R. T. McLaughlin
Mr. William F. McLaughlin
Metrolina Minority Contractors’
Association
National Association of Women in
	
Construction
Mr. Stephen S. Nelson
Newell Presbyterian Church
Norfolk Southern Charitable
Match Trust
Owens Carolina Orthotic & Prosthetic
	
Network
Mr. James R. Putnam
Ms. Antoinette Rick
Mr. Nicholas A. Rizos
Robinson Woods Garden Club
Mr. Audwin L. Ross
Mr. R. Downie Saussy, Jr.
Mr. Cecil Smith, Jr.
Mr. Charles Peter Straman
Ms. Maha Swede
Ms. Daphne Taylor
Dr. & Mrs. Luther I. Wade, III
Mrs. Nancy J. Watts
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Williams
Mrs. Suzanne T. Williams
Ms. Marjorie A. Wilson
Mrs. Marcella McIntyre Withrow
Mrs. Alston Osgood Wolf
Mr. Richard K. Zollinger
$100 to $249
Dr. Anthony S. Abbott
Mrs. Bonnie W. Adams
Ms. Alice L. Ainsworth
Mr. Gordon G. Alford
Ms. Connie L. Allen
Ms. Debra Alzner
Mr. and Mrs. R. Allen Amos, II
Mr. Robert P. Anderson
Mrs. Ann P. Babcock
Mrs. Carroll Hicks Backman
Ms. Suzanne Baillie
Mr. Reade and Mrs. Sue Baker
Mr. Rodney Barge
Mr. Edward William Bates, II
Mr. Andrew T. Bayman
Ms. Mary G. Belk
Mr. Emerson Bell
Mr. Donald R. Belle
Gifts to the Central Piedmont Community College Foundation, Inc.
(July 1, 2007–June 30, 2008)
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Ms. Jo R. Best
Mr. Lawrence M. Bjorson
Mrs. Elizabeth B. Blair
Mr. James D. Blankenship
Ms. Betsy John Blount
Mr. Raymond K. Boardman
Mr. Erwin H. Bokelkamp
Mrs. Myra W. Boswell
Mrs. Cindy Brewer
Mrs. Virginia W. Brien
Ms. Alice D. Brown
Ms. Anise Key Brown
Mr. Byron L. Bullard, FACHE
Ms. Dahal E. Bumgardner
Ms. Gloria Burns
Mrs. Karen S. Callahan
Mrs. Diane Cameron
Dr. Joe H. Camp
Mr. John D. Capers, Jr.
Mrs. Amanda P. Capobianchi
Mr. Kenneth R. Caraway
Mr. & Mrs. Conrad Carter
Ms. Marsha Knott Carter
Charlotte Drywall, Inc.
Mrs. Peggy H. Cherry
Dr. Jerry Childress
Mrs. Mary Ann Chopko
Ms. Lucy Davis Christopher
Mr. John E. Clark
Mr. Brent Clevenger
Mrs. Mary F. Cloran
Mrs. Rosa G. Clyburn
Mr. Lawrence A. Cobb
Mrs. Diann Sawyers Cockerham
Ms. Colleen S. Colbert
Mr. Robert S. Coleman
Mrs. Lois Ann Cotton
Ms. Catherine Covington-East
Cowan’s Investigative Services
Ms. Catherine Babcock Cranor
Crosland, Inc.
Mrs. Lynn W. & Mr. Dick Crutchfield
Ms. Regina Curl
Mr. Dwight J. Davis
Mrs. Rita R. Dawkins
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Detchemendy
Ms. Mary Dimos
Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Edwards, II
Ms. Margaret Efird
Mr. and Mrs. David R. Enna
Environamics
Mr. Chris Fanelty
Mr. George Ray Faulk, Jr.
Mr. John Greg Fell
Mrs. Claudia T. Fiest
Mrs. Mary Emory Fisher
Mr. Otis Floyd
Ms. Carolyn Flynn
Mr. John Myles Fortson
Ms. Eileen M. Friars
Mr. Philip J. Frost
Mr. Douglas Furman
Ms. Jane Basinger Gage
Mr. Edward D. Gagnon
Mr. Judson Gee
Ms. Karen H. Gennosa
Mr. Walter Wallace Getz
Dr. Mahalakshmi S. Gingrich
Mr. Robert H. Goodell
Mr. Shelton Gorelick
Dr. Samuel A. Graham, III
Mr. M. Berry Grant
Mr. Clyde H. Green
Ms. Loweda B. Green
Dr. Jerry Greenhoot
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Griffin
Mr. William H. Griffin
Mr. Julius V. Griffith, Jr.
Mr. C. Richard Guiton
Mr. G. Mitchell Hagler
Mrs. Vivian Hailey
Mr. Major B. Harding
Harkey Lambeth Law Firm
Ms. Amanda Harmon
Ms. Paula H. Harvey
Ms. Kim Heffernan
Ms. Patricia Heiss
Mr. Mark E. Helms
Mr. Brian L. Hensley
Mr. Harry R. Herr
Mr. R. Michael Herran
Mr. & Mrs. Francis J. Hess, Jr.
Mr. James Hess
Mrs. M. E. Hessberg
Ms. Eileen Hickey
Mr. Gerald Hieronymus
Mr. Justin K. Higgins
Ms. Deanna S. Highe
Mr. George R. Hodges
Ms. Irene Blair Honeycutt
Ms. Katharyn Horne
Mr. Jack Huckabee
Ms. Ruth Huey
Ms. Lucielle G. Hunter
Ms. Debora B. Hutchins
Ms. Louise H. Hutchinson
IBM International Foundation
Mrs. Sofiya B. Ivanova
Mr. Charles Ives
Mr. Rolf K. Jaeger
Ms. Sonya Jarrett
Reverend Renato S. Jesalva
Mr. Arthur L. Jones
Mr. Herbert D. Joyner
Ms. Mary Karriker
Dr. J. L. Kasparek, ACES
Mr. William E. Keenan
Mr. James L. Kelly
Mr. John C. Kelly
Mrs. Katherine Line Kelly
Mr. Wayne G. Kerkhoff
Dr. and Mrs. William P. Kerns, II
Mr. Joe E. Ketner
Mr. Daniel J. King
Mrs. Anita H. Kirby
Mr. Paul Kitchen
Dr. Richard E. Kleinmann
Mr. Robert V. Knight, Jr.
Ms. Linda Y. Koch
Mrs. Helen Kolman
Mrs. Mary L. Kotsokalis
Mr. A. R. Krantz, Jr.
Ms. Mary N. Kratt
Mr. Paul Kurzeja
Mr. Fred & Mrs. Sidney Lancaster
Mr. John E. & Mrs. Mary Hill Lane
Mrs. Catherine Lawing & Mr. Thomas
	
R. Lawing, Sr.
Ms. Brenda Lea
Mr. Jack A. Ledford
Mr. George P. Lewis
Mrs. Ilia M. Lively
Ms. Beverly Loach
Loftin & Co., Inc.
Mr. James H. Lokey, Jr.
Mr. L. Joseph Loveland, Jr.
Ms. Frances B. Lovell
Mr. R. Wayne Lowery
Mr. James C. Lykowski
Ms. Connie Rogers MacCubbin
Mrs. Virginia M. Matthews
Ms. Holly W. Maurer
Ms. Maxie L. May
Mr. Brooks & Mrs. Laura Mayfield
Mrs. Caldwell G. McAlister
Mr. John W. McAlister, Jr.
Ms. Marie S. McBride
Mrs. Dana Bircher McClellan
Ms. Alisa A. McDonald
Mr. Michael McGee
Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. McKnight
Mrs. Anne D. McMackin
Mr. Herbert Middleton, III
Ms. Pamela A. Miles
Mr. and Mrs. David R. Miller
Mr. Greg Miller
Mrs. Jacqueline Brown Miller
Ms. Wilma B. Miller
Mr. Marshall R. Millican
Ms. Mae Hoffman Miner
Ms. M. Marie Mitchell
Mr. Thomas P. Moore
Mrs. Nancy H. Morris
Ms. Pamela Morris
Ms. Marguerite J. Muse
Mr. Sidney L. Neely
Mrs. Mary Virginia Neisler
Mr. Charlie Stephen Nelson
Mrs. Jill O. Nelson
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Nemet
New Starmount Interest, LLC
Dr. Julius F. Nimmons, Jr.
Mr. Robert L. Nixon
Ms. Sandra S. Osborne
Dr. Leland M. Park
Dr. and Mrs. Mark William Parker
Mr. George N. Payne, Jr.
Mrs. Gail J. Peck
Mrs. Marie Pendley
Mrs. Nancy B. Pfeiffer
Mrs. Francis C. Pitts
Mr. Steven D. Poole
Mr. Francis C. Pray
Mr. James L. Price, Jr.
Mr. LeRoy C. Prichard
Mr. David R. Privette
Mr. Fred C. Proctor
Mrs. Barbara T. Radley
Mr. Louis Ratcliffe, Jr.
Mr. Lee M. Rea
Mr. Russell T. Reed
Ms. Cheryl L. Richards
Mr. Russell B. Richards
Ms. Kay A. Roderick
Mrs. Sally H. Rogers
Mr. Tom Rogers
Mr. Rich Rosenthal
Mr. B. Alan Ross
Mrs. Elizabeth S. Ross
Ross Property Investments
Mrs. Alisa D. Roy
Mr. Willie E. Royal
Ms. Elizabeth Joyce Rudisill
Mr. Henry C. Schatz
Mr. Richard A. Schneider
Mrs. Madeline R. Schuler
Mr. Arthur Alvin Selby, Jr.
Dr. Phillip A. Sellers
Ms. Susanne Sellers
Mr. Edward N. Seltzer
Mrs. Blanche S. Sherrill
Mr. Donald H. Shore
Mr. Richard L. Shores
Ms. Lesley Shroyer
Mr. Levester Smarr
Mr. and Mrs. A. Zachary Smith, III
Mr. Joseph Sedwick Sollers, III
Mrs. Audree M. Spatz
Mr. Hugh B. Sproul, IV
Mr. Harry W. Stanhope
Mr. William D. Stapleton
Ms. Betty A. Stathis
Mr. Robert M. Stein
Mr. Barry D. Stokes
Ms. Phyllis Claiborne Stuart
Mr. Joseph F. Sweeney
Mr. Richard C. Taft
Mrs. Andrea Taggart
Dr. James M. Tart
Mr. John G. Tate
Mr. Richard A. Taylor
Ms. Janice R. Teeter
Ms. Ann S. Terry
Mrs. Susan Thomas
Mr. H. A. Thompson
Mr. & Mrs. James A. Thompson
Ms. Diep Tong
Ms. Cynthia M. Tubbs
Dr. Peter L. Tucker
.com Design Options
Ret S. Turner, DDS
Mr. Thomas T. Turner
Turner Consulting, LLC
Mr. Harold E. Uttley
Ms. Libby Vagnoni
Mr. S. Lance Van Every
Van Hoy, Reutlinger, Adams & Dunn
Mr. Gene L. VanCuren
Ms. Sue O. Veach
Ms. Karen H. Verryt
Mrs. Mary Vickers-Koch
Colonel (Ret.) David L. Wagner
Ms. Doris Virginia Walker
Ms. Kathy C. Watkins
Mrs. Elizabeth M. Wells
Mr. J. William Wheeler
Mrs. Barbara L. Whitt
Mrs. Lynn M. Williams
Mr. James McLeod Wilson
Ms. Marilyn C.Wilson
Ms. Peggy Daniel Young
Mr. James Yurchison
Up to $100
Ms. Kay Abernathy
Mrs. Carol Sams Adams
Mr. Phil Adams
Mr. Joe W. Adkins
Mrs. Polly Adkins
Mr. H. Carter Alden
Ms. Lori A. Alexander
Mr. John M. Alexander, Jr.
Mrs. Margaret Anderson Allison
Ms. Sarah P. Altman
Mrs. Evon K. Ammons
Mr. Terence A. Andre
Mr. Tom Anthony
Ms. Kimberly M. Arlia
Ms. Brenda B. Armentrout
Ms. Terri L. Ashcraft
Ms. Kathryn Ashworth
Ms. Mavis Atchison
Mr. William Atwill
Mrs. Barbara M. Ayers
Mr. Robert W. Bagley
Mr. David Baker
Ms. Mona H. Baker
Ms. Ellen A. Bank
Mrs. Janet Ammons Barker
Ms. Linda Lycan Barnett
Mrs. Katherine W. Barr
Ms. Jane S. Barrett
Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Barrineau
Mr. Peter J. Baumberger, Jr.
Ms. Laura Bazan
Mr. Phil A. Bechtold
Ms. Carol D. Begley
Mrs. Ruth G. Bendel
Ms. Peggy M. Blackney
Ms. Stella J. Bommarito
Ms. Kia L. Bonaparte
Mr. Willliam A. Bosbyshell, Jr.
Ms. Kara Bosch
Mrs. Patricia Bosworth-Jones
Mr. Jon S. Boyce
Mr. David F. Bradshaw
Ms. Shirley F. Brannan
Mr. William J. Breece
Mrs. Elizabeth W. Bridges
Mr. John C. Brinton
Mrs. Susan P. Brooks
Mrs. Judith Brown
Mr. & Mrs. William M. Bruce
Mr. James J. Bruening
Ms. Tracy Brumleve
Mrs. Jenny Brunnemer
Mrs. Carol Jane Bryant
Mr. David H. Buetow
Mr. Tony E. Bullock
Mr. Jack Burger
Ms. Marion Burger
Mrs. Amy B. Burns
Miss Bess F. Burns
Ms. Dina Butler
Mr. Donald Bynum
Mrs. Eleanor Marshall Byrum
Mr. Keith Cagle
Mrs. Ann W. Campanella
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Campbell
Ms. Mary Irving Campbell
Mr. Mitchell W. Campbell
Mr. Alex Campbell
Ms. Ingrid Caraccioli
Mr. W. Roddye Caudle
Mrs. Shauna S. Cauthen
Central High School Class of 1955
Mr. Edwin H. Chapin
Mr. Allen Childers
Dr. Bessie Chronaki
Mr. Brian Michael Chundrlik
Mr. Robert J. Cinq-Mars
Mrs. Carol A. Ciresi
Mr. James W. Claiborne
Clariant Corporation
Mrs. Frances W. Cline
Mr. Doug Cobb
Ms. Jennifer S. Coble
Ms. Esperanza Cohn
Mrs. Margaret N. Cole
Mary K. Collin
Mr. Peter M. Collin
Ms. Carol Collins
Ms. Marcia T. Colson
Ms. Mary Frances Comer
Ms. Sandra Contor
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy D. Cooley
Ms. Elizabeth Nash Corzine
Mrs. Genie P. Cotner
Mr. Ralph E. Covington, Jr.
Ms. Betty Cowan
Mrs. Julie Ann Cox
Ms. Trudy Cox
Mrs. Monica P. Crawford
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Cress
Ms. Suzanne L. Crews
Mrs. Sally B. Crosby
Mr. Taylor Croy
Mr. John E. Culp
Ms. Windi Renee Curkendall
Mrs. Tanya Currie-Richards
Ms. Catharine Curtis
Ms. Elizabeth D. Daniel
Mrs. Judith Rayburn Daniel
Ms. Ina Davenport
Mrs. Marilee L. Davis
Ms. Suzanne S. Davis
Ms. Paula Day
Ms. Betty deBrosse
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Deforest
Mrs. Edith S. DeLaine
Mr. Timothy Dienes
Dr. Lois W. Dixon
Mr. John Paul Duke
Ms. Lucie Baxter Dulin
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. Dunford
Ms. Linda Eddy
Mr. Harvey C. Eden
Ms. Vivian Edwards
Ms. Kathleen Funderburke Eldredge
Mr. Charles R. Elgin
Mr. Lindsey Embrey
Ms. Patricia G. Emch
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Gifts to the Central Piedmont Community College Foundation, Inc.
(July 1, 2007–June 30, 2008)
Mr. Milton G. Emery, Jr.
Ms. Carol B. Ethridge
Mr. Dwight D. Evans, Jr.
Mrs. Evelyn U. Farrar
Mr. William A. Federal
Ms. Bennie Jenkins Ficklen
Mr. Alfred K. Finke
Ms. Carolyn Flanagan
Ms. Lisa J. Foley
Mr. William F. Ford, III
Ms. E. Fay Foster
Ms. Kathleen W. Foster
Dr. Deborah G. Foushee
Mrs. Kimberly Franceschi
Mr. Noah Jackson Frye, III
Mr. Brian Gantt
Ms. Sharon M. Gay
Mr. Stephen F. Gerhardt
Mr. Reid P. Gilland
Ms. Margie C. Gilliam
Mrs. Beverly K. Gilman
Mr. J. Frank Gilreath, Jr.
Mr. Thomas W. Glenn, III
Ms. Margaret G. Goforth
Ms. Mary Suzanne Gold
Mr. Carl Goldfarb
Ms. Katrina L. Gordon
Mr. William F. Granger
Ms. Lane Grann-Stahl
Ms. Monica Sue Greene
Mr. Rayburn Greene
Mr. Craig Greer
Ms. Margaret P. Gregory
Mr. Richard L. Griffin
Mr. Keith Grimes, Sr.
Mrs. Jane Kidd Grist
Ms. Linda H. Gulledge
Mr. Donald E. Haack
Mr. Christopher R. Hailey, Sr.
Ms. Barbara L. Hall
Mr. Edward W. Halliburton, Sr.
Ms. Rebecca J. Hallman
Ms. Heather Hollace Hanson
Ms. Ann A. Hardin
Ms. Elizabeth A. Hardin
Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Harkey
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley W. Harkins
Ms. Deborah Harrelson
Mrs. Sharron F. Harrison
Ms. Susan P. Harvey
Mrs. Barbara J. Hearne
Mr. J. R. Heavner
Ms. Ruth M. Hedgpeth
Mr. Steven Donald Helms
Mr. Thomas Hendricks, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee C. Herbert
Ms. Caroline S. Herdle
Ms. Natalie J. Hetrick
Mr. Ronald Jay Hickes
Mrs. Juanita N. Hicks
Mr. David R. Hill
Ms. Janice T. Hill
Ms. Lynn Hill
Ms. Patricia L. Hill-Miller
Ms. Nancy Majors Hodges
Ms. Scarlett D. Hollingsworth
Ms. Sherill A. Holmes
Ms. Nancy Holtkamp
Mr. Michael F. Hood
Ms. Joyce W. Hooker
Mr. Clyde Hooks, Jr.
Ms. Martha Carol Houston
Ms. Stefhanie N. Howe
Ms. Erin E. Hubbard
Mr. Jay B. Huff
Dr. David L. Hunter
Ms. Annette G. Jackson
Ms. Caroline M. Jackson
Dr. Noemi D. Jesalva
Mr. Donald C. Jessep, Jr.
John Gauthier Marketing Support
Service, Inc.
Ms. Mary S. Johnson
Mr. Robert Johnson
Ms. Toddi Michael Lanee Johnson
Mr. Anthony D. Jones
Ms. Lezonia Rorie Jones
Customized Training Service
Mr. Edwin L. Kahn
Mr. Frank Kalian
Ms. Tracie D. Kanellopoulos
Mrs. Marion H. Kaple
Mrs. Sondra S. Katzenstein
Ms. Patricia B. Kelly
Mr. Robert A. Kent
Mrs. Danyse G. Kingsbery
Ms. Martha L. Kisiah
Mr. Robert T. Kissiah
Mr. Christopher C. Knebusch
Mr. Donald M. Knebusch
Ms. Carrie Konczal
Mr. & Mrs. Kranenburg
Mrs. L. Elaine Kushmaul
Mrs. Diane W. Lambert
Mr. H. Martin Lancaster
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Lathan
Mr. Niem Chinh Le
Mrs. Rita M. Lee
Mrs. Madeline Lerme
Mrs. Jeanne A. Lesniewicz
Dr. George Liles
Mr. Ronald E. Liss
Ms. Ruth S. Lloyd
Mr. & Mrs. William E. Loftin, Jr.
Ms. Mary Martha R. Long
Mrs. Frances E. Lopez
Mrs. Anne E. Lowdermilk
Mrs. Jill L. Lutz
Ms. Marianne Lyall-Knusel
Ms. Carolyn M. Lyons
Dr. James C. MacIntyre, II
Mrs. Eugenia Mallonee
Mr. John E. Marr
Ms. Arlene F. Mauney
Mr. George E. McCachren
Ms. Patricia McCaskill
Mr. John W. McConnell
Mr. Samuel W. McCord
Mr. Scott McDowell
Mr. & Mrs. Pender R. McElroy
Mr. Harry McGinn, Jr.
Mrs. Merrie D. McGrath
Mr. Bryan D. McSwain
Mr. Charles E. Medlin
Mr. Rinav C. Mehta
Mr. Scott R. Menzel
Mr. Fritz Y. Mercer, Jr.
Ms. Martha E. Meredith
Mr. Richard B. Metzler
Ms. Diana Mibelli
Mrs. Pauline L. Mickle
Ms. Anna K. Moeller
Ms. Linda Moneta
Mr. Carroll Moore
Mrs. Helen Shewmake Moore
Mr. James Hart Moore
Mr. Thomas M. Moore
Mrs. Caroline T. Morgan
Mrs. Marian S. Morgan
Mr. Robert W. Morris
Dr. Sarah T. Morrow
Ms. Ginger Morse
Ms. Erin J. Morton
Ms. Elizabeth Moss
Mr. Alan Murdock
Mr. George C. Murdock
Ms. Shirley P. Murdock
Mr. Robert W. Murphy
Wanda K. Nabors, PhD
Mr. Stephen J. Nagy
Ms. Janice Naples
Miss Anne S. Nash
Ms. Pat Nash
Ms. Janice P. Navy
Mr. Michael L. Newton
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Nicholson
Mrs. Joanna W. Nicholson
Mrs. Carolyn F. Noell
Mr. Peter J. Nolan
Ms. Alisa M. Notte
Mrs. Grace C. Ocasio
Ms. Elaine T. Olenik
Mr. Richard E. Orr
Mr. Vince Osisek
Mr. George M. Painter
Mrs. Betty Jean Parker
Ms. Heather Parusel
Mrs. Veena G. Patel
Mr. Charles B. Patterson
Mrs. Nichole A. Patterson
Mr. David N. Payne
Ms. Tressa L. Pearson
Mr. Firoz Peera
Mr. Robert R. Pegram
Mr. Stephen Mark Perryman
Ms. Sallie McAfee Petree
Ms. Helen Pham
Mrs. Tracy Pham
Ms. Jackie D. Phillips
Mr. Jerry Pickler
Mr. Reginald Pincham
Ms. Diana B. Pinckney
Ms. Jennifer V. Pizzagalli
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Pond
Mr. Jay Orrin Potter
Ms. Dannye G. Powell
Mrs. Esther S. Powell
Mr. Lewis E. Powell
Mr. Eric C. Price
Ms. Kathleen D. Prokay
Ms. Olivia Prouty
Mrs. Doris Shirley Pruett
Mrs. Frances H. Nazloo
Mrs. Emma R. Quinn
Ms. Sara S. Ransdell
Mr. Roy M. Redfern
Ms. Davandra Reed
Ms. Erin Reed
Ms. Audra K. Reid
Mrs. Ruth J. Reinhardt
Mr. David W. Rhew
Mrs. Karen Rice
Ms. Katherine K. Richards
Mrs. Melodee Rimland
Mr. John H. Ring
Ms. Nicole Ritchie
Mr. Eugene W. Ritter
Ms. Deborah M. Rivers
Ms. Peggy Rivers
Mrs. Rachel Roberts
Mr. Robert B. Roberts
Ms. Nita Rochel
Mr. A. E. Rogers
Mrs. Eleanor & Mr. Lee Rose
Mr. John Royals
Ms. Beverly M. Russell
Ms. Nadine A. Russell
Ms. Elsa Saifir
Ms. Rebecca C. Sanders
Ms. Alicia Sartor
Ms. Cynthia B. Savage
Ms. Francine Scevers
Ms. Emily P. Schell
Mrs. Mary S. Schmulling
Mrs. Sharon & Mr. Michael Schwenk
Ms. Kathryn M. Schwille
Mr. William M. Scott
Mrs. Misty D. Seigler
Ms. Rose McDowell Senn
Mr. Fallen Shanhnizadeh
Mr. Thomas W. Shaw, Jr.
Mr. Michael Shinn
Ms. Betty Shuford
Mrs. Sharon Simpkins
Mr. & Mrs. J. Douglas Singleton
Mr. Mark Sivy
Ms. Barbara R. Skinner
Mrs. Leesa C. Sluder
Ms. Charlotte Y. Smith
Mr. Paul D. Smith
Ms. Cindy J. Speas
Ms. Ann Henderson Spence
Ms. Sara S. Spencer
Ms. Mary M. St. John
Ms. Mary Stauffer
Ms. Bernetta P. Steadman
Ms. Susan Steele
Ms. Pamela C. Stenhouse
Ms. Lynn C. Stevens
Mr. Andrew Stollmack
Ms. Karen Streppa
Ms. Earonita F. Strong
Ms. Julie Suk
Mrs. Pat Sullivan
Ms. Anita P. Suttle
Mrs. Joan S. Tate
Mr. Donald F. Taylor
Dr. Alan R. Thalinger
Ms. Jayne F. Thomas
Mrs. M. D. Tindal
Ms. June Todd
Ms. Patricia M. Todd
Mr. Fred Tone
Ms. Sally J. Tourville
Ms. Anna W. Troppmann
Mrs. Barbara Truesdale
Ms. Victoria D. Tsai
Ms. Erin Turner
Ms. Mary E. Utting
Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Vaden
Ms. Janice Valder
Kris Vick
Ms. Connie Vickers
Mrs. Evelyn G. Vinson
Dr. Muriel Vollum
Mr. D. I. von Briesen
Ms. Nancy P. Walker
Dr. G. Bryan & Mrs. Rosemary Wall
Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Walton
Ms. Beverly Q. Ward
Ms. Regina Warner
Mr. and Mrs. Winston W. Way, Jr.
Mr. H. Thomas Webb, III
Mrs. Bettie Lou Webster
Ms. Ilene S. Weiner
Mrs. Denise H. Wells
Ms. Nancy K. West
Mr. Don B. White
Mr. Jack White, Sr.
Ms. Linda J. White
Mr. and Mrs. J. Roger White
Ms. Carolyn J. Whitman
Mrs. Anne W. Whitmeyer
Ms. Sally T. Whitten
Mr. Charles A. Williams
Mr. Charles S. Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Williams
Ms. Sherry R. Williams
Mr. Richard D. Wilson
Ms. Sarah V. Wilson
Mr. F. L. Dixon Yard, Jr.
Ms. Anne J. Yenne
Mrs. Kathryn M. Yonce
Mrs. Karen G. Youngman
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Gifts to the Central Piedmont Community College Foundation, Inc.
(July 1, 2007–June 30, 2008)
Bank of America Charitable Foundation
Clariant Corporation
IBM International
Mattel Children’s Foundation
Piedmont Natural Gas
St. Paul Travelers Foundation
SunTrust Bank, Inc.
The Duke Energy Foundation
Wachovia Foundation
Companies that matched gifts
(July 1, 2007–June 30, 2008)
2008 CPCC Clay Pigeon
Challenge Cup
This year’s fifth annual Clay Pigeon Challenge Cup on May
16 at Meadow Wood Farm in Waxhaw, NC, generated more
than $100,000 for scholarships and unrestricted support for
CPCC. The Cameron Harris Team took top team honors—
for the third consecutive year.
Anyone interested in this event should contact Reade Baker,
director of development, at 704.330.6869, or visit online at
www.cpcc.edu/foundation/clay
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Presenting Sponsors
Coca-Cola Bottling Company Consolidated
Concrete Supply Company
Rodgers Builders
Flurry Sponsors
Cato Glass
Chata Coating and Laminating
Station Sponsors
AT&T North Carolina
Branch Banking & Trust
Carolinas Investment Consulting, LLC
CST Environmental, Inc.
The Hall Group
Hendrick Motorsports
McGuireWoods LLP
Privatus, Inc.
The Side Porch
Thorne Properties
Gene & Peter Tucker
Vulcan Materials Company
Official Sponsors
Mr. Cal W. Aurand, Jr.
Bill Ward Outdoor Adventures
Bojangles’ Restaurants, Inc.
Carolina Sporting Arms
The Honorable Robin Hayes
Hyatt Gun Shop
Log Cabin Sporting Clays
Meadow Wood Farm
NORCOM Development, Inc.
River Bend Sportsman’s Resort
Mr. Wesley Walls
Wild Outdoor Adventures
Clay Pigeon
Challenge Cup sponsors
Opera Society members
The CPCC Opera Theatre stages two major operas each
year. For many audience members and students as well,
CPCC is their introduction to opera and the many facets of
a production. Opera Society members ensure that quality
performances are brought to the Charlotte community, pro-viding
opportunities for students to explore and refine their
skills. We are very grateful.
Puccini Society ($10,000 and over)
The Ayco Charitable Foundation,
Mrs. Christa A. Overcash
Verdi Society ($2,500 to $4,999)
Mr. William K. Diehl, Jr./ James,
McElroy & Diehl, PA
Bizet Society ($500 to $999)
Mr. David L. Bristol & Ms. Kirsi Enckell
Ms. Melissa Vrana and Andrew & Lena Skalaban
Handel Society ($100-$499)
Mr. & Mrs. John Myles Fortson
Dr. & Mrs. Dennis L. Hill
Ms. Katharyn Horne
Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Jones, Jr.
Mr. A. R. Krantz, Jr.
Mr. Graham G. Mason
Mr. Charles Peter Straman
Dr. & Mrs. Luther I. Wade, III
Dr. P. Anthony & Mrs. Beth Zeiss
Friends of Opera (up to $100)
Ms. Bertha C. Dupre
Mr. & Mrs. Alfred K. Finke
Mrs. Caroline T. Morgan
Mr. Stephen J. Nagy
Mr. & Mrs. Sidney L. Neely
Mr. & Mrs. James A. Thompson
Free College Day
CPCC’s first Free College Day, held in November 2007, was a
big success. More than 500 participants attended this one-day
event at the College’s Central Campus and Wayland H. Cato
Campus. College Day increases the awareness of the College
and promotes the depth of class offerings at CPCC. Thank
you to the following sponsors: Bojangles’ Restaurants, Inc.,
Coca-Cola Bottling Company Consolidated, and SUBWAY.
Free College Day
Your Community College – Your Day.
AT&T North Carolina team: l. to r. Tom Ban, David Huggins, Harold Farris,
and Todd Lanham
Die Fledermaus
$1,000,000 and Over
Hendrick Automotive Group
The James J. Harris & Angelia M. Harris
	
Foundation
Wayland H. Cato, Jr. Foundation
$500,000 to $999,999
Bahakel Communications
The Belk Foundation
The Hall Group
$100,000 to $499,999
Allen Tate Foundation
Bank of America Charitable Foundation
Dowd Foundation, Inc.
Mr. Charles L. & Mrs. Doris M. Fonville
Greater Charlotte Automobile Dealers, Inc.
Mr. William K. Diehl, Jr./
James, McElroy & Diehl, PA
O’Herron Foundation, Inc.
Piedmont Natural Gas Company, Inc.
$50,000 to $99,999
Carolina Tractor & Equipment Company
Northwestern Mutual Financial Network
SunTrust Bank, Inc.
$25,000 to $49,999
Binaco Investments
Bragg Financial Advisors, Inc.
First Trust Bank
Goodrich Corporation
La Noticia
Simonini Builders, Inc.
Mr. William H. Williamson, III
$10,000 to $24,999
Mr. James W. & Mrs. Judith N. Allison
Mr. James G. & Mrs. Mary Lou Babb
Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Culbertson
The FWA Group, PA
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph A. Pitts
Time Warner Cable
Dr. P. Anthony & Mrs. Beth Zeiss
$5,000 to $9,999
Ms. Anise Key Brown
Mr. J. Dent & Ms. Clarice Cato Goodyear
Mr. William F. Hall, III
Mr. Malik K. Rahman
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick C. Riley
Mrs. Wanda P. Towler
Mr. Jeffrey M. Yoh
$1,000 to $4,999
Assistance League of Charlotte
Mrs. Diann P. Back
Mr. J. David Barnhardt
	
Mr. Philip Jackson Baugh, Jr.
Bojangles’ Restaurants, Inc.
Mrs. Deborah T. Bouton
Mrs. Keris Fort Brown
Ms. Beverly H. Dickson
Dr. Kathy H. & Mr. James M. Drumm
Mrs. Valerie E. Fox
Mr. & Mrs. Harvey B. Gantt
Gantt Huberman Architects
Dr. Melvin Gay
Mr. Shelton Gorelick
Ms. Kim Heffernan
Ms. Deborah D. Kelly
Mr. Gary E. LaBrosse
Ms. Brenda Lea
Dr. Terri Manning
Dr. Kevin R. McCarthy
Mr. Kenneth Miller
Mr. Michael C. Moss
Dr. Sue Peck
Dr. James M. Tart
Ms. Laura Temples
Ms. Martha Tepper
Ms. Melissa Vrana
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Williams
Mrs. Suzanne T. Williams
$500 to $999
Mr. Robert P. Anderson
Mr. Lawrence M. Bjorson
Mrs. Amanda P. Capobianchi
Mr. and Mrs. David S. Goble
Dr. John B. Gouch
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Griffin
Ms. Deanna S. Highe
Mr. Vincent L. James
Mr. Paul Kitchen
Ms. Pamela Morris
Mr. David R. Privette
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Ross
Mr. John Royals
Mr. Hugh B. Sproul, IV
Ms. Libby Vagnoni
Mrs. Lynn M. Williams
Mr. James McLeod Wilson
$250 to $499
Ms. Bertha C. Dupre
Ms. E. Fay Foster
Mr. Brian Gantt
Mr. J. Randall Groves
Mr. G. Mitchell Hagler
Ms. Heather Hollace Hanson
Mr. Mark E. Helms
Mr. Gerald Hieronymus
Mrs. Roni-Marzetta Jones
Mr. Michael McGee
Mrs. Frances H. Nazloo
Ms. Susan Steele
Mrs. Andrea Taggart
Ms. Robyn Turner
Ms. Karen H. Verryt
Mr. Daniel I. vonBriesen
Ms. Sally T. Whitten
$100 to $249
Ms. Brenda B. Armentrout
Mr. Reade & Mrs. Sue Baker
Mrs. Arliah V. Branch
Ms. Mary K. Collin
Mr. Steve Corriher
Ms. Paula Day
Mrs. Linda J. Dunham
Mr. Lindsey Embrey
Ms. Janice T. Hill
Ms. Patricia L. Hill-Miller
Ms. Sherill A. Holmes
Mr. Lewis R. Jefferies
Ms. Tracie D. Kanellopoulos
Ms. Mary Martha R. Long
Mrs. Suzanne Mulligan
Ms. Margery A. Orell
Mr. Stephen Mark Perryman
Mr. David R. Privette
Ms. Mona Rabon
Ms. Rebecca C. Sanders
Mrs. Cynthia M. Smith
Mr. Roger Spittle, Jr.
Ms. Linda J. White
Ms. Carolyn J. Whitman
Ms. Shawna M. Wood
Up to $100
Mr. David Baker
Mrs. Susan P. Brooks
Mr. Mitchell W. Campbell
Ms. Laura L. Dunlap
Ms. Lisa J. Foley
Ms. Katrina L. Gordon
Ms. Irene Blair Honeycutt
Mr. Clyde Hooks, Jr.
Mr. Anthony D. Jones
Mrs. L. Elaine Kushmaul
Mr. Samuel W. McCord
Mr. David W. Rhew
Ms. Deborah M. Rivers
Ms. Mandy Saunders
Ms. Lynn C. Stevens
Ms. Robbie J. Thompson
Mrs. Karen G. Youngman
Active multi-year pledges
The CPCC Foundation, Inc. gratefully acknowledges the following donors with active multi-year pledges:
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Gifts-in-Kind
.com Design Options
A Fruit Basket
A-dec, Inc.
Dr. Julian Sheppard Albergotti
Angler Services
Anita Goodesigns
AutoBell Car Wash
Bank of America
Bartlett Tree Experts
Bill Ward Outdoor Adventures
BMW North America
Bojangles’ Restaurants, Inc.
Ms. Barbara Bostic
Mr. Tom Browne
Ms. Patricia Glass Browning
Carolina Restaurant Group, Inc./
Wendy’s
Carolina Sporting Arms
Carolinas Rehabilitation
Carrier Carolinas
Carrier Corporation
Cato Glass
Charlotte Bobcats
Charlotte Business Journal
Charlotte Center for Cosmetic
Dentistry at Southpark
Charlotte Chamber of Commerce
Charlotte Orthotic Prosthetic Center
Charlotte Weekly
Chata Coating and Laminating
Chief Supply Company
Chiron America, Inc.
CITGO Petroleum Corporation
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Consolidated
Duke Energy
Compass Group, The Americas
Crystal Impressions
Custom Contract Services
Joan P. Diehl, DMD
Mr. Buddy Dixon
Duncan Parnell
Event Marketing Services, Inc.
Firestone
Firethorne Country Club
Frame Warehouse
GE Healthcare
Goat Wagon Grocery
Great Harvest Bread Company
Larry and Maj I. Hagman Trust
Harris Teeter
Hawthorne’s New York Pizza
Hendrick Automotive Group
Eccentric Baskets & Gifts
Mr. Carroll Hunter
Hyatt Coin & Gun Shop, Inc.
Mr. Larry Irwin
Jesse Brown’s Outdoors
Jillian’s
Mr. Andrew E. Kalnik
Ms. Susie Lake
Ms. Sandra T. Lare
Larkhaven Golf Club
Ms. Susana Lima
Dr. Robert A. Lowe
Madison River Fly-Fishing Outfitters
Mrs. Dorothy Majors
Meadow Wood Farm
Dr. Lynne Murchison
OnGuard Dental Products
Patriot Art
Peak Fitness
Dr. Walton S. Peery, III
Pepsi Cola Bottling Company
Perry’s of SouthPark
Presbyterian Hospital
Privatus, Ltd.
Radiator Specialty Company
Ms. Paula Rapp
Dr. Stephen A. Rendulich
River Bend Sportsman’s Resort
Mr. Tom Rogers
Mr. John Schott
Dr. Edward I. Shapiro
Ms. Bettye Sheahan
Sports Connection
Ms. Diane Stalford
Starbucks Coffee Company
Sunbelt Rentals, Inc.
Mrs. Jane H. Taylor
Ms. Felton Temple
The Original Pancake House
The Side Porch
Time Warner Cable
Tod Thorne & Associates, Inc.
Toyota Motor Sales USA, Inc.
Ms. Patricia Joan Tubbs
Dr. Richard W. Van Gurp
Volvo and GMC Truck Center
Mr. Wesley Walls
Ms. Lauri Waterfield
WBTV 3 Television
Wild Outdoor Adventures
Mrs. Alston Osgood Wolf
Mr. Greg Wyatt
CPCC Charlotte Skyline Run sets records
This year’s CPCC Charlotte Skyline Run, presented by Charlotte Business Journal, on April 26, 2008, boasted some 1,400
participants and raised over $80,000 for scholarships and other student needs. It was the 13th year of the Run.
The SunTrust Bank 5K Walk for Health, McGarry 5K Run, 5K Wheelchair Roll, and 1K Family Fun Run continue to
draw people from across the Carolinas to one of Charlotte’s premier races. Please visit www.cpcc.edu/foundation/skyline
for more information or call 704.330.6869.
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Presenting Sponsor
Charlotte Business Journal
Event Sponsor
SunTrust Bank, Inc.
Official Sponsor
A Fruit Basket
AT&T North Carolina
Back International, LLC
Bank of America
Philanthropic Management
Bishop George E. Battle
Belk, Inc. - Central Division
The Blumenthal Foundation
Bobcats Sports & Entertainment
Bojangles’ Restaurants, Inc.
Bragg Financial Advisors, Inc.
Carolina Restaurant Group, Inc./ Wendy’s
Charlotte Chamber of Commerce
Coca-Cola Bottling Company Consolidated
CPCC Student Government Association
Crystal Impressions
Event Marketing Services, Inc.
First Trust Bank
Follett Higher Education Group
Frame Warehouse
Great Harvest Bread Company
Jillian’s
Lance Foundation
Personal Legal Plans
NORCOM Development, Inc.
Nucor Corporation
OnGuard Dental Products
Pepsi Cola Bottling Company
The R. A. Overcash, Jr. Family Foundation
Sports Connection
Starbucks Coffee Company
The Original Pancake House
Wachovia Nonprofit & Philanthropic
	
Services
WBTV 3 Television
Thank you to each participant and to the following sponsors
who helped make the 13th annual CPCC Charlotte Skyline
Run a success.
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Central High rededication and
multi-class reunion
Alumni celebrate successful campaign and
renovated facility
Central High School, located on Central Piedmont
Community College’s Central Campus, holds a great
deal of history and memories for generations of alumni.
To preserve the school’s rich history, to support recent
renovations to the Central High School facility, and
to provide scholarships for needy students at CPCC,
some 1,000 alumni have joined together in a fundraising
campaign that has generated $400,000 to date.
On Sunday, September 30, 2007, CPCC hosted a multi-class
reunion and rededication of Central High School
with a renovated building façade similar to its original
design. Alumni from the classes of 1923 to 1959 came to
join in this historic celebration.
“Central High School and CPCC share a rich history
and legacy of academic excellence,” states Dr. Tony Zeiss,
president of CPCC. “We are extremely grateful for the
generous contributions provided to the College by Central
High alumni and friends. This gift will have a lasting
impact on our institution and our students. Many students
will realize their dream of attending college at CPCC
because Central High alumni gave back to honor the
education they received at Central High.”
Alumni of Central High School at the
rededication event
VISION: Central Piedmont Community College intends to become the national leader
in workforce development. MISSION: Central Piedmont Community College is an
innovative and comprehensive college that advances the life-long educational devel-opment
of students consistent with their needs, interests, and abilities while strength-ening
the economic, social, and cultural life of its diverse community. The College
accomplishes this purpose by providing high-quality, flexible pre-baccalaureate and
career-focused educational programs and services which are academically, geograph-ically,
and financially accessible. This purpose requires a fundamental commitment
to teaching and learning excellence within a supportive environment. COMPLIANCE:
Central Piedmont Community College is an equal opportunity/affirmative action insti-tution.
Reasonable accommodations will be provided to individuals with disabilities
upon request 5 working days in advance of the event. Call 704.330.6424 to request
accommodation. CPCC is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern
Association of Colleges and Schools (1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia 30033-
4097: Telephone number 404-679-4501) to award associate degrees, diplomas, and
certificates. 10,000 copies of this document were produced at a cost of $8,985 or $.89
per piece. CPCC 5256
Institutional Advancement/Foundation, Inc.
Staff Listing
Kevin R. McCarthy
Associate Vice President, Institutional Advancement
Brenda W. Lea
Executive Director of Development
W. Reade Baker
Director of Development
Vivian Hailey
Executive Director, CPCC Foundation Finance
Mary K. Collin
Coordinator of Research and Alumni Relations
E. Fay Foster
Special Events Coordinator
Tobie Holberton
Special Events Assistant
Andrew Stollmack
Accounting Specialist
Ginny Hastings
Administrative Assistant, Senior
Laura Tant
Administrative Assistant, Senior
Contact information
Central Piedmont Community College Foundation, Inc.
Mailing Address:
P. O. Box 35009
Charlotte, NC 28235-5009
Site Address:
1322 E. 4th Street
Sommers Building, Suite 201
Charlotte, NC 28204
Phone: 704.330.6869
Fax: 704.330.6727
www.cpcc.edu/foundation
Legal and tax information:
The official corporate name of the CPCC Foundation is
Central Piedmont Community College Foundation, Inc.,
and this name should be used in all legal documents.
Gifts to the Central Piedmont Community College
Foundation qualify as charitable contributions to a
501(c)(3) organization for federal income, estate, and
gift-tax purposes.
Although every effort has been made to ensure accuracy,
please feel free to call us at 704.330.6869 with corrections
or comments.
About this annual report
Central Piedmont Community College is committed to
preserving the environment by reducing the negative
impact the College has through paper use and printing.
In an effort to become more “green” this Annual
Report is printed on 100# Chorus Art Text containing
50% recycled paper (25% post-consumer), and the inks
used during the printing process are soy-based.
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MECKLENBURG COUNTY
Levine Campus
2800 Campus Ridge Road
Matthews
Near Independence and I-485
704.330.4200
North Campus
11930 Verhoeff Drive
Huntersville
From Statesville Rd.
or Highway 115
704.330.4101
Central Campus
1201 Elizabeth Avenue
at Kings Drive
Near Center City
704.330.2722
Harper Campus
315 West Hebron St.,
between Arrowood
and Nations Ford Road
I-77, Arrowood Exit
704.330.4400
Cato Campus
8120 Grier Road
at WT Harris Blvd.
704.330.4801
Harris Campus
3210 CPCC Harris Campus Dr.
Morris Field Drive from
Billy Graham Parkway or
Wilkinson Blvd.
704.330.4601
E-Learning
www.cpcc.edu/distance
Central Piedmont Community College locations
CPCC Harper Campus