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One College.Endless Opportunities.

Johnston Community College

2016-2017 COMMUNITY REPORT

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Johnston Community College is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges to award the associate degree. Contact the Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097 or call (404) 679-4500 for questions about the accreditation of Johnston Community College.

Johnston Community College does not discriminate in admissions, employment, or in its administration of educational programs and activities on the basis of age, race, color, sex, national origin, disability, religion, creed, military or veteran status, genetic information, or any other characteristic protected under applicable federal or state law. Inquiries or complaints should be addressed to the vice president of student services and/or the vice president of administrative services.

I am honored to serve as the president of Johnston Community College.

Our 2016-17 Community Report offers just a glimpse of the many wonderful things happening at JCC. As I reflect over the past year, I am amazed at the progress this fine institution is making.

We continue to demonstrate how we are one college with endless opportunities. With every student we serve, we are making decisions that eliminate educational barriers and provide a seamless approach to higher education.

Strategic enrollment management and facility enhancements were two major areas of focus for the college this past year and will continue to be a priority moving forward. We are invested in more data-driven decisions and providing a 21st century campus as we zero in on student recruitment, retention, and completion strategies.

I am grateful for the hard work of our talented and experienced faculty and staff and for the dedication and commitment of our students. I am also thankful for the support of our board of trustees, Foundation directors and donors, and our community leaders.

JCC truly is changing lives, saving lives, and transforming lives.

DAVID N. JOHNSONPresident

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I have served as a JCC trustee for 20 years, and I can honestly say this college is transforming into one of the best community colleges in North Carolina.

In 2016-17, JCC continued its quest for excellence when it was named a finalist in the Bellwether Awards, which annually recognize outstanding and innovative programs and practices that are successfully leading community colleges in the future.

I am also extremely proud of the leadership of our president, Dr. David Johnson. This year, he received the I.E. Ready Distinguished Leader Award and serves as the president of the North Carolina Community College Presidents Associa-tion. With both these recognitions, Dr. Johnson is helping advance and promote understanding of the important role community colleges serve in our great state.

From our transfer opportunities, associate-de-gree options, and dual-enrollment offerings, JCC has so much to offer students in our community.

As I look around and see the outstanding work of the students, faculty, and staff at this awesome institution, I truly understand why it’s the first college choice for so many.

LYN T. AUSTINChair

Board ChairMessage from the

BOARD OF TRUSTEESLyn T. Austin, Chair

Hank Daniels, Vice Chair

W.E. Bud AndrewsDeVan Barbour, IV (term expired July 2017)

Jonathon BreedenMary Daughtry

John G. Hatch (term expired July 2017)Suefan Johnson (appointed July 2017)

Polly LamberthAllen Mims, Jr.

Douglas V. OglesbyLynn Harloe Ragsdale (appointed July 2017)

Benton SawreyJoshua Thompson

Jasil Younger, SGA president and student trustee

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TOP 15 ENROLLED CURRICULUM PROGRAMS(% of overall headcount)

24.0%11.5%9.9%9.6%4.0%2.8%2.6%2.6%2.0%1.9%1.6%1.4%1.4%1.4%1.4%

Associate in General EducationAssociate in ScienceCareer and College Promise/Career Technical Pathway Associate in ArtsBusiness AdministrationAssociate Degree NursingMedical Office AdministrationCriminal Justice TechnologyEarly Childhood EducationTruck Driver TrainingBioprocess Manufacturing TechnologyParalegal TechnologyCosmetologyWelding TechnologyCommunity Spanish Interpreter

• JCC serves some 12,800 credit and non-credit students each year.• JCC employs approximately 300 full-time faculty and staff.• JCC offers 38 curriculum programs of study.• 24% of JCC students are pursing college transfer degrees.• 57% of JCC students receive federal, state or other source

of financial aid• East Carolina University, North Carolina State University, University

of Mount Olive, the University of North Carolina at Wilmington, and Winston-Salem State University are the top 5 institutions where JCC students earn bachelor’s degrees.

• One in four JCC students is a dual-enrolled high school student.

JCC AT A GLANCE

12,857Students at JCC

17.7Average class size

38Programs of Study

15:1Student to faculty ratio

STUDENT PROFILE:Average age: 25Female: 65%Male: 35%

CLASS PROFILE:Average class size: 17.7 studentsStudent to faculty ratio: 15:1

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Johnston Community College proudly accepted its 2017 Bellwether finalist award Jan. 30-31 at the Community College Futures Assembly in Orlando, Florida.

JCC was one of 10 community colleges in the nation selected as a finalist in the planning, governance, and finance category. JCC was selected for its One College organizational philosophy for student success.

"We were so privileged to be a part of the 2017 Community College Futures Assembly as a Bellwether Award finalist," said Dr. David Johnson, JCC president.

"This independent policy think-tank is one of the premier organizations in the United States which recognizes and promotes effective college programs," Johnson added. "JCC was honored to be selected from hundreds of applications as a Bellwether finalist for our One College philosophy. I was extremely proud of our team of presenters as they represented the entire institution's work to fulfill student success."

JCC initiated its One College model in 2010 with the restructuring of the curriculum division, which included combining continuing education with curriculum programming under the leadership of one vice president and five deans; a merger of registration staff; and creation of a Center for Academic Planning to develop skilled employee pipelines and give students a one-stop fashion of service delivery.

The Bellwether Awards are an integral part of the Community College Futures Assembly, established in 1995. The Assembly is sponsored by the Institute of Higher Education at the University of Florida and focuses on cutting-edge, trendsetting programs that other colleges might find worthy of replicating. The Bellwether Awards are given annually in three categories to colleges with outstanding and innovative programs or practices.

JCC NAMED BELLWETHER FINALIST COLLEGE RECOGNIZED FOR ONE COLLEGE PHILOSOPHY

“JCC is prepping me for something greater.”

—Britanya Wright, engineering student

and JCC ambassador

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Dr. David N. Johnson, president of Johnston Community College, is the 2017 recipient of the I.E. Ready Distinguished Leader Award.

Each year, N.C. State University’s College of Education honors one of its alumni for exceptional leadership at a community college with the I.E. Ready Award. Dr. Isaac Epps Ready led the North Carolina Community College System in its earliest days and went on to serve as Professor Emeritus in N.C. State’s Adult and Community College Education program.

The I.E. Ready Award honors N.C. State alumni who have built student success, implemented evidence-based practices and achieved impressive results, adopted entrepreneurial approaches to leadership, and created key external partnerships with their communities.

One of Johnson’s biggest accomplishments during his presidency at JCC is implementing the “one college” organizational philosophy which aims to alleviate institutional silos by merging curriculum and continuing education divisions and services into one instructional unit. Under Johnson’s leadership, JCC was also named a Top 150 Community College by the Aspen Institute and was a Bellwether finalist in 2017.

Johnson is also serving as President of the North Carolina Association of Community College Presidents (NCACCP) for 2017-18.

The purpose of the NCACCP is to foster and promote the growth, progress, and general welfare of North Carolina’s community colleges through the unified efforts of the system’s presidents. The NCACCP president is responsible for planning and conducting the association’s monthly and quarterly meetings and advocating on behalf on the 58 colleges and presidents to the N.C. General Assembly, the State Board of Community Colleges, and the system office leadership.

Johnson said he has several goals for the association in the upcoming year, including the hiring of an executive director. Also, he said he would like the association to be involved in a statewide marketing and branding campaign as well as strengthen its relationship with the state board, system office and trustee association to better develop a strategic plan and promote the needs of the state’s community colleges. He also hopes the association can plan an orientation for new presidents in the upcoming year.

JOHNSON RECIEVES I.E. READY DISTINGUISHED LEADER AWARD


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—Dr. Johnson, JCC President


JCC established a Strategic Enrollment Management (SEM) Committee in 2017.

Comprised of a cross-section of representatives from the College’s five divisions, the group is tasked with helping JCC make more data-driven decisions. The committee serves to assist the College in predicting enrollment growth, developing new programs, recruiting students into innovative programs, and retaining students for completion and success.

As part of the work of the committee, the College is consulting with the CLARUS Corporation to assist in finding market and enrollment opportunities for the College. JCC also plans to hire a Strategic Enrollment Management Coordinator (SEM) strategist to provide support for and foster an institutional culture of strategic enrollment management.

STRATEGIC ENROLLMENT MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE FORMED

JCC continued enhancing facilities in 2017.

Thanks to the generous support of county capital funds, county and state bond monies, and donor contributions JCC completed more than $3 million in campus improvements.

Specifically, the College completed the development of the new Southeast Parking lot which included two new parking areas, as well as repairs to lots in Wilson, Health, Learning Resource Center, and Truck Driver Training buildings. The College also installed new roofs on the Tart and STEAM buildings and installed new LED stage and house lights in the Paul A. Johnston Auditorium.

Upgrades will continue in 2018 as the College initiates a full renovation of the auditorium and lobby. Work will also begin to transform the multipurpose room in the Tart Building, the College’s former library, into the Student Success Center. The Tart Building renovation is expected to cost some $9 million and be complete in fall 2019.

“We are in the business of changing lives, saving lives, and transforming lives,” said Dr. David Johnson, JCC president. “We can only do that with people and facilities that are reflective of that mission.”

BUILDING A 21st CENTURY CAMPUS

“The faculty and staff at JCC really care about you and want you to succeed.” —Demetrius Holder, men’s basketball player and JCC ambassador

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partnerships

“The Student Ambassador program at JCC has helped me

become a better leader and a better student.”

—Jasper Cook, criminal justice

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Two Johnston Community College college transfer students were named Goodnight Scholars at N.C. State University in May 2017.

Emma Hall and Michael Cavenaugh are two of the 10 recipients of the scholarship for the inaugural Transfer Class of 2019.

The Goodnight Scholars Program targets North Carolina residents from low- and middle-income families who aspire to study in a science, technology, education, mathematics or STEM education discipline at NC State. The value of the scholarship is $19,500 and is renewable for up to four years for first-year students ($78,000 total), and two years for transfer students ($39,000 total). In addition to the scholarship, Goodnight Scholars have access to an assortment of developmental programming focused on their professional and personal growth.

Hall and Cavenaugh both earned associate in science degrees at JCC. Cavenaugh plans to study civil engineering, and Hall plans to study biology with hopes of attending PA school in the future.

Cavenaugh said she’s glad she choose JCC as her first college choice.

“To be honest it was a hard decision to make because so many of my friends were going to Carolina and State out of high school,” Hall said. “But me and my family thought coming to JCC was the smartest option for me, and it definitely was the right choice. JCC has been wonderful. I think attending a community college helps you grow and mature as a student and really find yourself and who you are before you go on to a four-year college.

TWO JCC STUDENTS RECEIVE INAUGURAL GOODNIGHT TRANSFER SCHOLARSHIP

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Johnston Community College is pleased to name Berry Plastics its 2016 Business and Industry Partner of the Year.

Berry Plastics was selected for the honor based on its continued commitment to education. The manufacturer of plastic packaging has participated in four customized training projects since 2009, offered internships to JCC engineering students, and supported 115 hours of training through JCC for some 100 of its employees.

“Their commitment to people and their development is what makes Berry a leader in people development and such a strong partner with JCC and our greater community,” said Joy Callahan, JCC dean of economic and workforce development.

BERRY PLASTICS IS JCC’S 2016 TOP BUSINESS PARTNER

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From left are Dr. Twyla Wells, executive director of JCC Foundation; Kevin Johnson and Patty Carlson of Berry Plastics; Lyn Austin, chair of the JCC Board of Trustees; and Dr. David Johnson, JCC president.


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JCC hosted a campus-wide open house March 21 to showcase the College’s new Career in a Year initiative.

Career in a Year promotes the many career and technical education programs that train students in a year or less. These credentials can prepare students to immediately enter the workforce or be additional certifications as the student pursues an associate’s degree.

JCC offers 70 certificates and diplomas in 13 different program areas.

New students had a blast learning about JCC at new student orientation sessions held on campus in July.

The sessions introduced new students and their parents to the college as well as provided an energizing and empowering message from Curtis Zimmerman, motivation speaker and author of Life at Performance Level. Students also learned about academic programs and campus resources and services. The sessions were open to Career and College Promise (CCP) students as well as traditional new students.

CAREER IN A YEAR OPEN HOUSE

ORIENTATION SESSIONS KICK OFF SEMESTER

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70 certificates and diplomas in 13 program areas can be

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The Accreditation Commission for Education and Nursing, known as ACEN, has granted full initial accreditation to JCC’s associate degree nursing program.

JCC is now one of 18 community colleges in North Carolina with ACEN accreditation.

ACEN accreditation is a voluntary peer-review process intended to enhance quality improvement in nursing education. ACEN supports the interest of nursing education, nursing practice, and the public by the functions of accreditation with programs in secondary, postsecondary, and hospital-based governing organizations that offer certificates, diplomas, or degrees.

Linda Smith, dean of health, wellness and human services, said she believes the accreditation will help JCC nursing graduates be more marketable for job opportunities.

“We are now one out of 18 in the community college system of 56 that are accredited,” Smith said. “This was a challenge, but we were willing to conquer it. It was hard but we knew it was possible. We had to meet every standard 100 percent.”

“We are looking forward to continued success, and we are so grateful for the support of our students, faculty, administration, and community during this process,” she added.

Currently, JCC’s nursing graduates boast a 95-100% pass rate, well above state and national averages, on the NCLEX national licensure exam.

NURSING PROGRAM EARNS ACEN ACCREDITATION

Quality instruction

“I like the small class sizes. JCC is

my second home far away from home,

and I love it here.” —Marie Thompson, president, National

Society of Leadership and Success and JCC ambassador


Johnston Community College’s Beta Zeta Theta chapter of Phi Theta Kappa has achieved five-star status, the highest level of engagement offered by the international honor society for two-year colleges.

Phi Theta Kappa chapters have five levels of engagement that progress from local, campus involvement to regional involvement to international involvement. The Five Star Chapter Plan is the roadmap guiding the chapter through the levels. Chapters use the Plan as a guide for building a strong, active chapter.

“This is an immense honor,” said Lisa Draughon, PTK co-advisor at JCC. “We’ve come a long way over the past few years, and the goal will be to continue building and growing our chapter and maintain our five-star status in the future.”

Shenan Higgins, PTK vice president, said the club worked tirelessly this past year to move the chapter from one-star status to five-star status.

To achieve five-star status, colleges must meet a rigorous set of requirements, including the submission of an Honors in Action Project as well as a College Project. They must also attend the annual convention, honors institute, or international advisors educational event.

JCC’S PTK CHAPTER ACHIEVES FIVE-STAR STATUS

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Anna Ekis is thankful for second chances.

As a teenager, she had much promise ahead as a scholarship athlete in North Carolina. But a car accident left her seriously injured. She then moved to Florida and unfortunately got connected with the wrong crowd.

“I had everything going for me. I was a good athlete, but I got in with the wrong crowd and struggled with drug addiction which ultimately landed me in prison. My family had to care for my son during that time and that was like a major turning point for me. I wanted to provide for him, and I made up my mind I could do more.”

Ekis moved back to North Carolina with her mom to get back on her feet. She’d always liked engineering so she decided to enroll at Johnston Community College in fall 2013.

“It had been years since I attended school so when I came to placement testing, I placed in developmental math,” she explained. “I knew I needed a lot of math credits to become an engineer. I had a lot of hard work ahead of me but I knew it would be all worth it in the end.”

Because of her success and perseverance, Ekis was selected as JCC’s Academic Excellence award recipient for 2017. She is one of 58 students at NC Community Colleges receiving awards for academic excellence.

ENGINEERING STUDENT IS JCC ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE WINNER

achieving goals

“You do get that full experience

at JCC, and that’s what I was really

looking for when I went to college.” —Keifer Morris,

information technology student

and JCC ambassador


ENGINEERING STUDENT IS JCC ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE WINNER

Johnston Community College honored longtime truck driver training director Paul Jump May 18 as its 2017 Distinguished Citizen. Jump was also awarded the Order of the Long Leaf Pine.

Jump’s career in truck driving began 50 years ago when he was hired as driver for the United States Parcel Service (UPS). In 1989, Jump joined the N.C. Truck Driver Training School at JCC as lead instructor and then became program director in 2003.

Jump was honored at a Evening for Education Distinguished Citizen Gala dinner hosted by the JCC Foundation in the Public Safety Building on the JCC main campus. The program included well wishes and testimonials from colleagues and trucking industry friends Lance Collette, chairman of the N.C. Trucking Association Board of Directors; Trooper C.R. “Randy” Bridges; Carolyn Tharrington of Smithfield representing the Kennedy Home; and Rick Cates, vice president of Marsh Risk Consulting.

He was also presented the Order of the Long Leaf Pine, the state’s highest civilian honor for persons who have made significant contributions to their state and their communities through their exemplary service and exceptional accomplishments.

Jump said he was grateful for the honor and the opportunity to spend his career at JCC.

“I have enjoyed every minute of my career in trucking and with the N.C. Truck Driver Training School at JCC,” Jump said. “I have had the pleasure of working with an outstanding group of administrators and trucking instructors who have always supported our program and the training that we provide students.”

Jump said seeing students graduate as licensed truck drivers has been the most rewarding part of his job. “Most students come to us wanting to be a truck driver, but they don’t really know what it takes to be a truck driver until they get here,” he says. “It’s good to see where they’ve come from the first day of driving to the last. That’s really the most satisfying part of this career.”

COLLEGE HONORS PAUL JUMP AS DISTINGUISHED CITIZEN


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JCC celebrated the Class of 2017 with three commencement ceremonies.

Ernest J. Grant, vice president of the American Nurses Association (ANA) and Burn Outreach coordinator at the N.C. Jaycees Burn Center at UNC Hospitals, and Natasha Lipscomb, director of student life and leadership development at Rowan-Cabarrus Community College, were the commencement speakers.

Karlee Bass, a high honors radiography graduate, received the distinguished President’s Award. Nicole Ayala, a TRIO student, was awarded the Citizenship Award. Engineering graduate Anna Ekis was recognized as JCC’s 2017 Academic Excellence Award recipient. Stephanie Hall, math instructor, was honored as the Excellence in Teaching Award recipient.

GRADUATION 2017

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As members of Johnston Community College’s Foundation Board and Staff, we are excited to share with you some notable achievements from this past year.

During the 2016-2017, we directly assisted 382 students through our scholarship program. Our

innovation grants program produced four innovative awards to faculty and staff including the development of an instructional Lightboard Studio, a collaborative project between JCC’s Associate of Engineering program and the Jaguar Office of Learning Technologies (JOLT).

Fiscally, the Foundation’s total assets grew by 8%, increasing to $8,215,174 while the annual income for the same period was up 23% - $1,763,126 for the year.

Johnston Community College’s tag line is “One College – Endless Opportunities.” This was introduced a few years ago as part of a restructuring of the college’s organizational composition and rebranding efforts. Now that the College has advanced this new structure by aligning both the instructional and student support functions, we are beginning to align other divisions to support these efforts.

The JCC Foundation will be working in the coming months to determine what “endless opportunities,” such as student scholarships, we will continue to expand as well as how to acquire new areas of support (major capital investments) for the College.

We must deliver for our students by offering the very best we can in terms of their educational and personal growth during their time at JCC. They are our future workforce in healthcare, public safety, technology, business and education. In order for Johnston County and our service areas to thrive, we must continue to increase our capacity at JCC to provide funds critical to support our students.

Thank you for your partnership. Without you, we would not be able to provide the opportunities we presently afford our students! The commitment you make to our students and our community is the game changer for us—it will take private funding to move the pendulum from one college to one college who offers endless opportunities to our students!

Please know that we so appreciate you and the personal investments you make in JCC!

Sincerely,

Barry Partlo President, JCC Foundation Board

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2016-2017 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Barry PartloPresident

Tim StevensPresident-Elect

Scott ParrishImmediate Past President

Dr. Darryl McGrawTreasurer

Dr. Twyla WellsExecutive Director

Dr. David JohnsonCollege President

Nathan ArnnWoody BaileyJean BarnesSarai DanielsRandy DavisKevin DoughertyCarolyn EnnisBill GallowayCarol GroomsDr. Pamela Harrell (Chair)Patricia JonesLinda LassiterDr. Griffin David Lockett (Chair)Ashley McDanielPhyllis ParrishDeb Pattison (Chair)Jeff Pope (Chair)Lynn RagsdaleScott Sides*Linda Stevens*Lisa SullivanAndrew Wagner*

* Denotes JCC Foundation Board Directors appointed July 2017

Twyla Casey Wells, Ed.D.Executive Director, JCC Foundation


• In 2016, the Neal Lancaster-Four Oaks Bank Charity Classic raised nearly $78,000 for scholarships, program enhancements, and academic enrichment at JCC.

• In 2017, JCC awarded some $13,000 to 79 alumni in its Back to Class program. Since the program’s inception, the Foundation has awarded $63,000 to 379 alumni.

• In 2016-17, JCC awarded some $200,000 to nearly 400 students.

• The Foundation awarded $8,000 to four innovation grant projects to faculty and staff. The projects focused on the implementation of new and innovative learning methodologies on campus.

FOUNDATION HIGHLIGHTS

TOTAL ASSETS 2016 - 2017

Unrestricted$200,368

Temporarily Restricted $2,670,966

Permanently Restricted $5,343,840

Total Assets $8,215,174

PROGRAM SERVICES 2016 - 2017

TOTAL REVENUES 2016 - 2017

Unrestricted$670,962

Temporarily Restricted $867,747

Permanently Restricted$224,417

Total Revenues $1,763,126

Program Services$780,623

Management and General $212,359

Fundraising$171,659

Total $1,164,641

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NAMED SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT FUNDSAllen and Cissie Wellons Hispanic Scholarship EndowmentAmerican Legion, Pou-Parrish Post 132 Scholarship EndowmentAnnie Batten Lee Scholarship EndowmentAyden and Betty Lee Scholarship EndowmentBarbara Anders Hoffman Scholarship Endowment Benson Lions Club Scholarship EndowmentBranch Banking and Trust Company EndowmentBrannon Worth Brady, Crystal Lee Higgins and Skylar Mark Brady

Scholarship EndowmentBurlington Industries Scholarship EndowmentBurton W. Sugg and Rose Gordon Sugg EndowmentC. Thelbert and Loriene L. Lancaster Family EndowmentC. O. Heavner, Sr. Scholarship EndowmentCarol B. Arnn Nursing Scholarship EndowmentCaroline Connet Memorial EndowmentCarolyn Daughtry Beard Scholarship EndowmentCharles Thomas Turlington and Charles Thomas “Chuck”

Turlington, II Scholarship EndowmentClayton Area Rescue EMS Scholarship EndowmentClinton Jones Family Scholarship EndowmentCountry Music Showcase Scholarship EndowmentDavid Franklin Arnn, Sr. Scholarship EndowmentDavid O. Proctor Scholarship EndowmentDonnie E. and Linda V. Lassiter Student Ambassador Scholarship

EndowmentDonnye B. Rooks Scholarship EndowmentDoris Dunn Williams Scholarship EndowmentDr. A. Curtis and Mary Lee Phillips Scholarship EndowmentDr. Wayne and Bernice Stockdale Scholarship EndowmentDr. William Anderson Finch and Vivian Creech Finch Scholarship

EndowmentE Street Jones, Jr. Scholarship EndowmentE Street Jones, Sr. Scholarship EndowmentEarl C. and Doris F. Helms Scholarship EndowmentEdmund S. and Helen Wood Wellons Scholarship EndowmentEdwin A. Dinnsen, Jr. Family Scholarship EndowmentElizabeth Clark Cooper Memorial Scholarship EndowmentElmer J. Wellons, Jr. Family EndowmentElva Fields Jones Scholarship EndowmentEmma Jean Adams Sawyer Business & Technology Scholarship

EndowmentErnest K. and Maude B. Ward Scholarship EndowmentEvander S. and Ethel B. Simpson Scholarship EndowmentFirst Citizens Bank & Trust Scholarship EndowmentFloyd C. Price, Sr. Scholarship EndowmentFour Oaks Bank and Trust Company ScholarshipEndowmentFred Earl Brink Scholarship EndowmentGay Dawson Nursing Scholarship EndowmentGlaxoSmithKline Scholarship EndowmentGuy C. Lee Scholarship EndowmentHaywood P. Rose Memorial Scholarship EndowmentHenry Paul Howell Scholarship EndowmentNamed Scholarship Endowment Funds (continued)Hunter A. Moore Scholarship EndowmentJ. Harold Lampe Scholarship EndowmentJ. Harold Talton Scholarship EndowmentJack and Cleo Austin Memorial Scholarship EndowmentJames A. Jr. and Janice F. Wellons Scholarship EndowmentJames and Ramona Cash Scholarship EndowmentJames Odell and Christine West Jackson Family EndowmentJane Duncan Nursing Assistant Scholarship EndowmentJean Lassiter Jones and John A. Jones, Jr. Student Ambassador

Scholarship EndowmentJack and Jean Stowers Scholarship EndowmentJerry G. Williams Scholarship EndowmentJesse Carlton Moore EndowmentJohn D. and Frances F. Hobart Scholarship EndowmentJohn Gerhard and Janet Simpson Lampe Scholarship Endowment

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EndowmentJohn Thomas and Caroline Casey Wells Scholarship EndowmentJohnny and Jessie Talton Scholarship EndowmentJohnston Community College Faculty and Staff EndowmentJoyce and David Lee Scholarship EndowmentKay Carroll Education Scholarship EndowmentKenneth and Patricia Taylor Family Scholarship for U.S. VeteransKenneth A. Talton, Jr. Memorial EndowmentKenneth “Scotty” Medlin Memorial Scholarship EndowmentLance Oatley Stewart Nursing Scholarship EndowmentLaurie Orr Peters Scholarship EndowmentLawrence Thomas Heavner and Maye Campbell Heavner

Scholarship EndowmentLeigh Krisan Millard Nursing Scholarship EndowmentLewis R. Holding EndowmentLois Allen Stanley Memorial Nursing Scholarship EndowmentLoretta Woodard Scholarship EndowmentLorraine Cooper Scholarship EndowmentM.J. and Mildred Oliver EndowmentM. W. Stancil Family Scholarship EndowmentMargaret H. Lassiter Scholarship EndowmentMargaret Lassiter Medlin Scholarship EndowmentMargaret McLemore Lee Scholarship EndowmentMatt Elmore EndowmentMax G. and Lynda D. Creech Scholarship EndowmentMelba Watson Woodruff Scholarship EndowmentNorma W. and A. Grover Godwin ScholarshipPam Tripp “Women in Leadership” EndowmentPearl L. and David H. Stephenson Family EndowmentPolymer Group, Inc. Scholarship EndowmentProgress Energy Scholarship EndowmentRitchie T. and Louise H. Wall Scholarship EndowmentRobert Bruce Askew Scholarship EndowmentRobert P. Holding, Jr. Scholarship EndowmentRobert P. Holding, Sr. Scholarship EndowmentNamed Scholarship Endowment Funds (continued)Ron McCain Scholarship EndowmentRon Nichols Truck Driver Training Scholarship EndowmentRotary Club of Central Johnston County Scholarship EndowmentRudolph A. Howell and Son Scholarship EndowmentSG and Louise Flowers Scholarship EndowmentS. H. Stallings, Sr. Scholarship EndowmentSally Wood Creech and William Ayden Creech Scholarship

EndowmentSarah Hopkins Bradley Memorial EndowmentScott Williams Memorial Scholarship EndowmentSouthland Car Club Scholarship EndowmentStudent Athletic Scholarship EndowmentT. Clifford Massengill Scholarship EndowmentThomas Haywood and Phyllis Ellis Parrish EndowmentTracey Elizabeth Jones Scholarship EndowmentUniversal Leaf North America U.S. Scholarship EndowmentValerie Reed Memorial Scholarship EndowmentW. Carroll Stephenson, Jr. Scholarship EndowmentWade H. and Annie P. Stephenson Family Scholarship EndowmentWalter B. and Julia S. Elsee Scholarship EndowmentWilliam B. Wellons, Sr., Endowment William E. Parham Family Scholarship Endowment

NAMED ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP FUNDSAnn and Richard Huckenbeck Annual ScholarshipAthletics ScholarshipBarnes and Noble Book Credit ScholarshipBreakfast Before Business Annual Scholarship

in Honor of Lee Anne Britt NanceCareer in a Year Scholarship Award

Carolina Comfort Air, Inc. Annual ScholarshipCentral Johnston Rotary Foundation, Inc. Annual Scholarship

in Honor of Carl LammChloe Madison Millard Memorial ScholarshipContinuing Education ScholarshipDaniel and Linda Heckman Memorial ScholarshipDeacon Jones Auto Park Women’s Basketball Program

and Scholarship FundDiana Davis Annual ScholarshipDiana Douglas Memorial ScholarshipDixie Dames, Red Hat Society Annual ScholarshipDr. Donnie H. Jones, Jr. Annual ScholarshipDr. Eric and Kendyl Janis Annual ScholarshipFive Touch Annual ScholarshipFreddie Price Memorial Annual ScholarshipGene Haas Foundation Annual ScholarshipGrifols (formerly Talecris) Annual ScholarshipHope Massage Therapy Annual ScholarshipHugh A. and Elizabeth T. McGowan Annual ScholarshipInformation Technology ScholarshipJack Stowers Annual ScholarshipJCC Foundation High School Senior Scholarship Award - Clayton JCC Foundation High School Senior Scholarship Award - ClevelandJCC Foundation High School Senior Scholarship Award - Corinth Holders JCC Foundation High School Senior Scholarship Award - Neuse CharterJCC Foundation High School Senior Scholarship Award - North JohnstonJCC Foundation High School Senior Scholarship Award - PrincetonJCC Foundation High School Senior Scholarship Award – Smithfield-Selma JCC Foundation High School Senior Scholarship Award - South JohnstonJCC Foundation High School Senior Scholarship Award - West JohnstonJohnston Community College Black History Committee Annual ScholarshipJohnston Community College Retirees Association Annual ScholarshipJohnston County Arts Council ScholarshipJohnston County Realtors ScholarshipJohnston County Special Education Annual ScholarshipJohnston County Vietnam Veterans of America

Chapter 990 Annual ScholarshipJohnston Medical & Surgical Supply Company Annual ScholarshipLawrence L. Rouse Annual ScholarshipNorth Carolina Association of Textile Services, Inc. and

United Textile Distribution Annual ScholarshipOptimist Club of South Johnston ScholarshipPearl Ivey Chandler Memorial ScholarshipPerforming Arts Annual ScholarshipPrinceton Police Department BLET ScholarshipRotary Club of Central Johnston County Scholars Program ScholarshipsSmithfield Kiwanis Annual ScholarshipThe Carl and Marjorie Lamm Annual Scholarship

(The Rotary Club of Smithfield)Universal Leaf North America U. S. Annual ScholarshipWaste Industries USA, Inc. ScholarshipWhitley Early Childhood Annual Scholarship

PRESIDENT’S INNOVATION FUNDThe following endowed funds were initiated through the naming of spaces located within the Learning Resource Center. Income generated from the pooled investment of these funds are earmarked for the President’s Innovation Fund with key areas of focus being: • Access to Success – targeting student services and support • 21st Century Campus – targeting new program development and

enhanced technologies.

Deacon Jones Memorial Endowment*Grifols EndowmentAnne Sanderson Ogburn Memorial EndowmentNovo Nordisk, Inc. EndowmentDonnie E. and Linda V. Lassiter EndowmentWallace Ashley III Memorial EndowmentE Street Jones, Jr. Memorial Endowment


PRESIDENT’S INNOVATION FUND (continued) Dr. Carolyn Grantham Ennis Hazel Fendley Lock Memorial FundMary Lois Bryan FundWillard Ray Price Memorial Fund*Portion of the income of the Deacon Jones Memorial Endowment is

designated for Athletic Scholarships

ESTABLISHED ENDOWMENT COMMITMENT FUNDS (Under $10,000)Donald L. Reichard Institute for Strategic Excellence Endowment Frank Creech Scholarship Endowment Hilda Rogers Bailey Music EndowmentKevin H. Johnson and Julie J. Hopkins Endowment Larry Stancil Family Endowment Michael Foy Smith Memorial Endowment Mr. and Mrs. Almond R. Warrick, Jr., Endowment

NAMED THIRD PARTY ASSET DISTRIBUTION FUNDSJohnston County Arts Council Endowment Distribution Purpose: Scholarship

(North Carolina Community Foundation)Donnie and Linda Lassiter Performing Arts Fund Distribution Purpose: Performing Arts Scholarship

(The North Carolina Foundation for Christian Ministries)Dr. Donnie H. Jones, Jr. Endowment Fund Distribution Purpose: Applied/Industrial Technology Program

Scholarships and Program Support (North Carolina Community Foundation)

R. P. Holding Foundation Distribution Purpose: Learning Resource Center

(North Carolina Community Foundation)Mrs. Nan Cullman Charitable Trust Distribution Purpose: Anne Sanderson Ogburn Children’s Area

of the Learning Resource Center – Program Activities (Brown Brothers Harriman Trust Company)

M.J. and Mildred Oliver Endowment Fund Distribution Purpose: Applied/Industrial Technology Program

Scholarships and Program Support (North Carolina Community Foundation)

State Employees Credit Union Scholarship Distribution Purpose: Continuing Education Scholarships (State

Employee’s Credit Union)

NAMED FOUNDATION SPECIAL PURPOSE ENDOWMENT FUNDSCaroline Casey Wells Memorial EndowmentCynthia DeFord Adams Literary Competition Endowment Donnie E. and Linda V. Lassiter JCC Foundation Impact EndowmentDonnie E. and Linda V. Lassiter Performing Arts Special Purpose

EndowmentEarl C. and Doris F. Helms Excellence in Teaching Endowment Harold Thomas Keen and Barbara Allen Keen JCC Alumni EndowmentHowell Woods Endowment John R. Windley Music Endowment Laurie Orr Peters Arts Memorial EndowmentTruck Driver Training Industry Excellence Endowment

NAMED FOUNDATION SPECIAL PURPOSE FUNDS & OTHER FUNDSAmerican Legion Build/Land Applied Industrial Technology Student Support FundArboretum FundBLET Program Fund

Brannon Worth Brady, Crystal Lee Higgins and Skylar Mark Brady Special Purpose Fund

Burn Facility Capital Project FundBusiness & Industry Training & Support FundCarl and Marjorie Lamm Annual ScholarshipClassroom Technology FundClose Quarters Shoot House Capital Project FundCompensatory Education ProgramConnect Youth Summer Enrichment FundContinuing Education Scholarship FundCWBN Fund for Continuing Education Program FundCWBN Ladies LuncheonEarly Childhood/Preschool Student Support FundEast-West Thai Community Support FundFire Rescue Weekend SchoolFire Training ProgramFrank Creech Art GalleryGED/Adult High School Support FundHowell Woods Annual GiftsHospitality/Discretionary FundHowell Woods Annual Gifts FundInformation TechnologyJCC Fine Arts Support FundJCC Jaguars Support FundJCC Paralegal Club SupportJCC Robotics FundJohnston County Writers FundJoshua Best Creative Writing FundLearning Environment/Improvement FundLibrary FundLibrary Book Memorial/Tribute FundLibrary/Learning Resource FundMassage Therapy Support FundMark A. Morris Memorial FundMedical Imaging Student Emergency Support FundMelva Daughtry Casey Memorial FundMinority Male Mentoring Conference FundMinority Male Mentoring Program Support FundNational Technical Honor SocietyNC Association of TextileNursing Student Emergency Support FundPerforming Arts FundRandy K. Hopper Memorial FundDr. and Mrs. Rhoades Memorial FundShelton and Kathleen Benson Nursing Scholarship FundSmith Land Purchase FundSonography Programs and Student Support FundStaff Professional FundStudent Leadership Fund Tactical Training FacilityTaylor Express Annual ScholarshipTruck Driving Training Support Fund


JCC FOUNDATION GIVING LEVELS (July 1, 2016 – June 30, 2017)

Platinum ($50,000-$99,999)Estate of Hilda Pender Barbour

Gold ($25,000-$49,999)Ricky and Brenda BradyCharles Elbert Bingham & Meta Lunceford

Bingham Perpetual TrustMr. and Mrs. Kevin M. DoughertyGrifols Therapeutics Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Earl C. Helms EstateRobert P. Holding Foundation, Inc. Silver ($10,000-$24,999)Deacon Jones Auto Park, Inc.Mrs. Julia S. ElseeFour Oaks BankGene Haas FoundationMr. and Mrs. John D. HobartMr. and Mrs. Ross W. LampeNC Community Foundation, Inc.Rotary Club of Central Johnston CountySmithfield Manor, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor Partner ($5,000-$9,999)Mr. and Mrs. David S. CongdonBonnie and Louis ElekMrs. Nan Cullman Charitable TrustThe North Carolina Foundation for Christian

Ministries – Donnie and Linda LassiterZaxby’s of Smithfield Associate ($1,000-$4,999)Andy’s Charitable Foundation, Inc.Aseptic Training Institute, LLCMr. and Mrs. Steve BryantCarolina Comfort Air, Inc.Mr. Rick G. CatesMs. Allison R. ChandlerChipotle Mexican GrillCompass Group - Canteen VendingAgri Supply, Inc.Ella Ann L. & Frank B. Holding FoundationFirst Citizens Bank & Trust CompanyG&S Road ServiceMrs. and Mrs. Dewana J. HartleyHH Architecture, PAJames A. Oldham, D.D.S., P.A.Dr. and Mrs. David N. JohnsonJohnston Medical & Surgical Supply Co.Mr. Ellis L. Jones, D.V.M. and Mrs. Patricia

Chisholm JonesMr. and Mrs. Neal LancasterMr. and Mrs. Donnie LassiterLittle Brown Jug III, LLCDr. and Mrs. Griffin D. LockettMarket Street Corral, LLC

Mr. Harold MedlinMr. and Mrs. Gordon MillerCarol MissildineNorth Carolina Trucking Association, Inc.Old Dominion Freight Line, IncOptimist Club of South JohnstonOutback SteakhouseMs. Margaret S. ReidMr. and Mrs. Gene A. RooksSmithfield Kiwanis ClubSmithfield Rotary Club FoundationMrs. Jean P. StowersMr. Tony Streand, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. TaylorTerracon Consultants, Inc.Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 990Mr. and Mrs. William B. Wellons, Jr.Dr. Twyla Casey WellsMerton “Joe” Whitley and

the Late Mrs. Shirley M. Whitley Affiliate ($500-$999)95 & 95, Inc. dba as Sleep Inn & SuitesDr. and Mrs. Russell AndersonMr. Steve BowmanBranch Banking and TrustCarroll Pharmacy, Inc.Comfort Inn - Woodspring Suites @ 4042Mrs. Lynda CreechMr. Mike DonovanDr. Pam and Mr. John EarpFirst Citizens Investor Services, Inc.Leslie HolstonDr. Ann Huckenbeck and

Mr. Richard HuckenbeckInstitutional Interiors, Inc.JOCO Robotics TeamJohnston County Fireman’s AssociationMr. and Mrs. Paul JumpMs. Carrie J. KluiterMr. and Mrs. Denton F. Lee, Jr.M. Durwood Stephenson & Assoc. Inc.McElroy Trucking Lines, Inc.Parker Gas Company, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. John ParrishMr. and Mrs. Scott ParrishMr. and Mrs. Tom ParrishParrish Cleaning ServicesMr. and Mrs. Warren ProsserMr. and Mrs. William RagsdaleRamey Kemp & Associates, Inc.Sellars & Sons Electric Inc.Serve the Need in Johnston County, Inc.SIA Group Inc. (Clayton)Smith AndersonMr. and Mrs. Herman SteeleStevens Sausage CompanyMrs. Jenny StewartMr. and Mrs. Michael SuttonMr. and Mrs. Harold W. TharringtonThe Armstrong Law Firm, P.A.

Top Shelf Containers, Inc.Triangle Insurance Group, Inc.Mr. Robert W. WaggonerRep. Donna M. WhiteWhite Swan BarbecueWoods Machine & Tool, LLC Patron ($250-$499)Mrs. Jean D. AshleyCol. and Mrs. Rudolph BakerMr. and Mrs. Brian BakerBarnes & Noble College BooksellersDr. and Mrs. John M. BookerMr. and Mrs. John BranchMr. and Mrs. Jonathan BreedenMr. and Mrs. Jon CallahanCarlie C’s IGAMrs. Mary Ellen CausbyClaudia Chandler-Reblora and

Lawrence RebloraMr. Chris ChappellMatthew and Susan ChildersMr. and Mrs. R. Michael DanielMrs. Cathy G. DanielsMr. and Mrs. Bryan DaughtryMr. John M. DixonMr. and Mrs. Gene DominiqueMs. Allison S. ElseeMr. and Mrs. Samuel FaucetteMr. and Mrs. Ivey W. GranthamDr. Pam and Mr. Ike HarrellHocutt Baptist ChurchJCC Advanced TechnologiesJCC Black History CommitteeLinda and Bryan JohnsEvelyn KellyMr. and Mrs. Bill KennedyMr. and Mrs. William S. KimballDr. Terri and Mr. John LeeMr. Donald R. MadisonMagicMurals.comMCA Insurance and Financial Services IncDr. and Mrs. Darryl McGrawMr. and Mrs. Mark McMillenMs. Della G. McMillianMcMillian Insurance ServicesMotor Carrier Safety AnalysisMr. and Mrs. Ron NicholsMrs. Paula A. ParrishMr. and Mrs. Barry PartloMr. David A. PittmanMr. and Mrs. Jackie PopeDr. Deborah Porto and Mr. Brian CaffreyLaila A. RashidReedy Creek Golf ClubMr. and Mrs. Ben RiegerMr. and Mrs. Clarence RoseMr. Joseph SalmonsDr. Linda D. SmithSmithfield Sign Design, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Tim Stevens

Sustaining support


Mr. and Mrs. Danny TrippMr. and Mrs. Paul L. WaltersMr. and Mrs. Tommy WillifordMs. Mary S. WindleyMr. Bradford S. Woodard Contributor ($100-$249)Mr. and Mrs. James E. Abbott, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Scott L. AbeeMr. and Mrs. Steve AgbayaniMr. and Mrs. Bob AhlertMr. and Mrs. Rudolph AllenMr. and Mrs. Arthur AndrewsMr. and Mrs. Nathan ArnnMr. Derrick ArnoldMr. Jim AshMr. and Mrs. Tommy AshleyMr. and Mrs. Jesse AustinMr. Larry K. Bagwell, Jr.Bales and Boykin, DDS, PA - Neuse Dental GroupMr. and Mrs. Adrian J. Ball IIIMr. and Mrs. Robert BarberMr. and Mrs. Timothy BarbourMr. and Mrs. James BarnesMr. Dwight L. BarnesBenson Chiropractic CenterBizzell For SheriffMr. and Mrs. Wayne BradleyMr. Larry BradleyMr. Keith BranchMr. Eric BreedloveMary W. BrittMs. Jaxie BryanDonnell and Janet BullockBullock Brothers Equipment Company, Inc.Cardinal Country ClubCarolina Ecosystems, Inc.Carolina Gourmet Catering LLCMr. and Mrs. Mike W. CarrollMr. Frank CasanovaCaterpillar, Inc.Mr. Rick W. ChildreyChiropractic Partners - Spa NeoMr. Robert ClarkeMr. and Mrs. Jack CoatsMr. Derek ColeCountry Club of Johnston CountyMr. and Mrs. Jerry CoxCreech Drug Company, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Roger G. CrickenbergerMr. Will R. CrockerMr. Thomas F. CurrierThe Honorable and Mrs. Leo DaughtryMrs. Margaret W. DavisMs. Ciera Q. DavisMs. Selma W. DavisCharles DawsonDr. Thomas DeanAttorney Michelle DenningLawrence and Jacqueline DesPresMr. and Mrs. Bob C. DickensKeith and Angela DimsdaleMrs. Dawn DixonMs. Tovoya M. DobbinDoug Sutton & Associates, Inc.Mrs. Cari DrewMr. and Mrs. Kevin DriverMr. and Mrs. Claud L. DunnMs. Amy Durham

Ms. Doris EdwardsMrs. Amy J. ElamELS Wood CreationsDr. Carolyn G. EnnisEvans Tire & Automotive Center, Inc.FAC and Associates LLCMr. and Mrs. Leland FarnellMr. and Mrs. Bill GallowayGeorge B. Mast, P.A., Attorney at LawGlobal Insurance Solutions, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Tom GoddardMr. and Mrs. Tim H. GradyMr. and Mrs. Jonathan Y. GreenHaines Vision CareMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey B. HallAmanda G. HammHandy Andy of Smithfield, Inc.Faye HartMr. and Mrs. John G. HatchMr. and Mrs. Richard S. HawkMr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Heritage, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Warren D. HerringMr. and Mrs. Rick J. HesterMs. Terri HillMr. and Mrs. Robert HindmanMr. and Mrs. Mike HinesMr. Paul HoffmanThe Honorable Paul HolcombeWendy Holdaway SpringsMs. Olivia B. HoldingHolt Lake Gas and GrillHometowne Realty GroupMr. and Mrs. Ron HughesMr. Robert HullandMrs. Karen L. HurtDanielle and Larry HusseyInterState Outdoor, Inc.James R. Lawrence, Jr., P.A.Mr. Jim JenkinsJimmy Barbour Surveying, PAJohn H. Scovil & Associates, P.A.Dr. and Mrs. Oliver JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Ivey JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Rollins JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Sherwood JohnsonMr. Jeff JohnsonMrs. Sabrina JohnsonSuzanne H. JohnsonJohnston Animal HospitalJohnston County Board of RealtorsMr. and Mrs. Forrest C. JonesMr. Josefvon JonesMs. Nicole JonesRichard and Andrea JonesSusan and Keith KapleMr. Richard KearneyMattie KeeneMr. Herman B. KightMrs. Sharon KingMr. Matt KoczanskiDr. and Mrs. Dennis KofferKS BankMr. and Mrs. Paul LarateMr. Clifton G. LeeMr. Ron R. LeeMr. James R. LevinsonDr. and Mrs. James (Jimmy) E. LittleDr. Hoyt M. LockMr. Robert J. Long

Magic Tunnel Car Wash, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Mike MarvelMr. Danny Joe MassengillMrs. Tonya P. MassengillMast, Mast, Johnson, Wells & Trimyer, P.A.Rene MatisonMr. Jonathan McArtanMr. and Mrs. Jack E. McLamb IIIMr. Lawrence D. McLean Jr.Robert W. McLendonMr. Stephen MedlinMr. and Mrs. B. F. Melvin, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. James A. MercerMrs. Sandy B. MillardMr. David MillsMr. and Mrs. Ken Mitchell, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Michael MizelleMr. and Mrs. Benny MooreMudcats Baseball, LLCColleen M. MurrayBlaire NarronMr. and Mrs. Graham NevilleNorth Carolina Rate BureauMr. Tim O’ConnorMayor Cheryl L. OliverP.J.’s AutoMr. and Mrs. James E. ParkerMr. and Mrs. Linwood ParkerThomas L. ParkerDr. and Mrs. Dicky ParrishMr. and Mrs. Tommy ParrishMr. and Mrs. Joe PattersonMr. and Mrs. Lloyd PattisonMr. and Mrs. David PaulsonRonald PearcePeedin & Sasser CPAs PLLCMs. Rosa W. PellMr. Andy PennyMr. Jared PennyMr. Martin L. PfinsgraffJennifer PittmanMr. and Mrs. David PlahutaMalinda PopeMr. and Mrs. Jeff D. PopePottery Camp Two LLCMr. and Mrs. H.C. PrecytheMs. Karen RamsayMs. Perla E. RangelDr. and Mrs. Don ReichardRhodes NurseryAmanda RobertsMr. Michael RoseRose Manor Dry CleanersMr. Sergi RouraMrs. Tiffany N. RuizMr. and Mrs. David H. RuppJoshua K. SandersonMr. and Mrs. Sidney E. SaulsFrances ScottRobert and Elizabeth SenseneySherry’s Signature CheesecakesJennifer SimmonsMr. and Mrs. Richard SkillmanSkinner Insurance & Realty Co., Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Christopher SmithMs. Amy M. SmithMr. Van R. StaleyMr. and Mrs. Millard StallingsMr. Barry Stanley


Magic Tunnel Car Wash, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Mike MarvelMr. Danny Joe MassengillMrs. Tonya P. MassengillMast, Mast, Johnson, Wells & Trimyer, P.A.Rene MatisonMr. Jonathan McArtanMr. and Mrs. Jack E. McLamb IIIMr. Lawrence D. McLean Jr.Robert W. McLendonMr. Stephen MedlinMr. and Mrs. B. F. Melvin, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. James A. MercerMrs. Sandy B. MillardMr. David MillsMr. and Mrs. Ken Mitchell, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Michael MizelleMr. and Mrs. Benny MooreMudcats Baseball, LLCColleen M. MurrayBlaire NarronMr. and Mrs. Graham NevilleNorth Carolina Rate BureauMr. Tim O’ConnorMayor Cheryl L. OliverP.J.’s AutoMr. and Mrs. James E. ParkerMr. and Mrs. Linwood ParkerThomas L. ParkerDr. and Mrs. Dicky ParrishMr. and Mrs. Tommy ParrishMr. and Mrs. Joe PattersonMr. and Mrs. Lloyd PattisonMr. and Mrs. David PaulsonRonald PearcePeedin & Sasser CPAs PLLCMs. Rosa W. PellMr. Andy PennyMr. Jared PennyMr. Martin L. PfinsgraffJennifer PittmanMr. and Mrs. David PlahutaMalinda PopeMr. and Mrs. Jeff D. PopePottery Camp Two LLCMr. and Mrs. H.C. PrecytheMs. Karen RamsayMs. Perla E. RangelDr. and Mrs. Don ReichardRhodes NurseryAmanda RobertsMr. Michael RoseRose Manor Dry CleanersMr. Sergi RouraMrs. Tiffany N. RuizMr. and Mrs. David H. RuppJoshua K. SandersonMr. and Mrs. Sidney E. SaulsFrances ScottRobert and Elizabeth SenseneySherry’s Signature CheesecakesJennifer SimmonsMr. and Mrs. Richard SkillmanSkinner Insurance & Realty Co., Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Christopher SmithMs. Amy M. SmithMr. Van R. StaleyMr. and Mrs. Millard StallingsMr. Barry Stanley on

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legeMr. and Mrs. David O. Stephens

Mr. Joey StephensonMr. and Mrs. Mike StevensMr. and Mrs. E. Wayne StewartMr. and Mrs. Eric SumnerSunsational Tanning SpaT & H Body WorksTAP Construction, Inc.Ms. Amy TartTDT Class #560TDT Class #565TDT Class #566TDT Classes #565, 569, 570The Serving SpoonMr. and Mrs. David ThompsonMs. Patsy H. ThompsonMr. W. Lyndo TippettMr. Turner TottenTown Market, Inc.Ms. Ina J. TrujilloMs. Leslie VanHoyMr. Rodney K. Vick and Mrs. Susan AustinMr. and Mrs. Jerry W. WaddellMr. and Mrs. Ernie WardMr. and Mrs. Brian WarrenMr. Marshall H. WarrenMr. and Mrs. Allen H. WellonsWheels & Deals of Smithfield, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Arnold WhiteMr. Bradley A. WilliamsMr. Steve WinbourneJenny WoodMr. John W. Wood, IIIMr. and Mrs. Cecil WoodallMrs. Betty C. WoodallMrs. Melba J. WoodallMargaret WoodsMr. and Mrs. Mike WootenBrian and Stephanie WorleyMr. and Mrs. Earl W. Worley, Jr.Mr. Wil WynnMr. and Mrs. J. Frank YeagerYoung’s Auto Center & Salvage

Supporter ($1-$99)AmazonSmile FoundationMrs. Jessica BalazsiMr. and Mrs. Randall B. Beasley Sr.Mr. Jerry BennettMr. and Mrs. Edward Bissette Jr.Bittele Electronics Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Alton B. BizzellMr. Benjamin A. BlackmonMr. and Mrs. Dan BradleyAlbert and Holly BrewerMr. and Mrs. Rodney BrittainBrosenne Mgmt Group, LLC dba Buzy “B”

BookkeepingMs. Melissa W. BrownMs. Amber BrushBillie P. BryantMr. Sherman BryantAndrea and Charles BurckAnita ByersMr. and Mrs. Scott R. ByrumBernadette Carter-DoveMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey P. CarverJoan R. CooperThe Honorable and Mrs. Andy Corbett, Jr.

County of JohnstonMr. Eddison CyrusMr. and Mrs. Hank W. DanielsMr. Alan DarrMr. and Mrs. Billy DaughtryMr. Charles DawesMr. and Mrs. N.W. Dockery Jr.Mr. Michael F. DoranDragon Tears GamingEagle Transport CorporationMs. Sybil M. EdwardsBilly ErskineMr. and Mrs. Ken FergusonMs. Glenda P. FlemerFour Oaks Chamber of CommerceMr. and Mrs. Marvin L. FulfordMr. and Mrs. Manojkumar M. GandhiMs. Shelley GardnerMs. Kutina GoodenRobin R. GurgainusTony S. HardyAlissa J. HarrisBrenda and Chester HarrisSilke HasselbergDeena H. HenrySylvia HinesRyan and Jamie HoldenMr. and Mrs. Andy HollandMrs. Wanda HowellMr. and Mrs. Milton S. Hudson, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. HufDorothy F. IveyShelbra JacksonJCC Performing ArtsMr. Zachery JohnsJohnston County Chapter

NC Society of SurveyorsMr. and Mrs. Bill KalsbeekDr. Angela KearneyMr. Maxie KirbyChristopher and Sonya KiserMr. H. Geoffrey KokikoMs. Wanda Sue LambertKate and Sean LeahyMr. and Mrs. Anthony LeeMs. Shenan Lee HigginsMr. and Mrs. Ned N. ListromSabrina LoweryMr. and Mrs. John D. MatthewsMs. Andrea W. McAllisterMr. Vic McCormickMr. Ronnie McCoyLisa McMillanMr. and Mrs. James E. MooreMrs. B. Michelle MooseMs. Dionne MoragneMr. and Mrs. Davidson V. NevilleMr. Marc NicholsMrs. Dale A. O’NeillMr. and Mrs. Thomas PageMs. Yvette D. ParkerDr. and Mrs. Gerald PeedinMr. and Mrs. Billy L. PhillipsMr. and Mrs. Henry PittmanMr. & Mrs. Chap RaglandMs. Carolyn F. RagsdaleMr. and Mrs. Daniel RoebuckCynthia SalgadoAmanda K. Sessom

Mrs. Megan L. ShanerSheetzArvette R. SinclairDr. and Mrs. William E. SmithMr. and Mrs. Brian M. SmithMr. and Mrs. John SmithMr. and Mrs. Larry SmithMr. Barry SmithMr. R.W. & Dr. Peggy SmithVan StaleyStepping HighSteven D. SuchTDT Class #564-BMs. Pamela E. ThompsonMr. Ron TrimyerTu Shea Hair and Body Co.Mr. and Mrs. Darryl J. Von LehmdenMr. and Mrs. Ritchie WallMr. and Mrs. Michael D. WallaceMrs. Jennifer S. WellsMrs. Tina WhichardMrs. and Mr. Brandi WhiteJohn WhitentonMr. Timothy WhitleyMr. and Mrs. Craig WilliamsMr. J. Wilburn Williamson


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