04 | STUDENT HIGHLIGHT - ALEXIS RUDD

06 | OFFICERS & DIRECTORS

07 | GCSC PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

08 | DONOR HIGHLIGHT - WILLIAM C. CRAMER, JR.

10 | FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

11 | GROWTH CHARTS

12 | STUDENT HIGHLIGHT - JALEN WASHINGTON

14 | 2016 ANNUAL MEETING

16 | STUDENT HIGHLIGHT - TAMMY DAVIS

18 | CUMULATIVE GIVING

20 | DONOR HIGHLIGHT - GULF POWER COMPANY

22 | STUDENT HIGHLIGHT - KAITLYN WEATHERLY

24 | SHARK’S TOOTH GOLF TOURNAMENT / KIRBY HOLT DECORATION SHOWCASE

26 | STUDENT HIGHLIGHT - RYAN DICKERHOOF

YEAR INREVIEW

A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT

Mr. Jeff Di BenedictisGCSC Foundation President

I am proud to present the 2015-2016 Gulf Coast State College Foundation

Annual Report. Since 1967, through the support of our generous community, the

Foundation has provided $13.4 million in scholarships, and nearly $8.4 million

in program support to Gulf Coast State College. The Foundation is currently

managing more than forty special purpose program funds and three program

endowments. As of June 30, 2016, the Foundation’s assets were over $29

million, and have already benefitted more than 750 GCSC students. Last year,

the Foundation awarded more than $818,000 in scholarships and over $311,000

in program support.

We have many generous benefactors who assist the Foundation in reducing

the financial gaps, and bring academic and lifelong success to the students.

For four years, HealthSouth Emerald Coast Rehabilitation Hospital has been

a loyal benefactor for the Foundation’s Florida Blue Grant. The HealthSouth/

Florida Blue grant provided approximately $100,000 in direct support to GCSC

students majoring in health science programs in 2016. The Alfred I. duPont

Foundation has more than 185 endowed scholarships and has established six

more endowed scholarship opportunities for the Gulf and Franklin Mentoring

Program. This program will allows students in Gulf and Franklin counties to

transition successfully from middle to high school, and to ultimately enhance

their college readiness. We have matched duPont’s contribution, giving the

program a total of twelve endowed scholarships to deserving students.

Due to the changes with the Department of Defense’s tuition assistance

program for active duty members, military students are facing financial

challenges. They are now prohibited from receiving payment for any fees or

additional costs associated with a course. The Military/Veteran student, on

average, makes up about 10% of GCSC’s enrollment. The Foundation, along

with the leadership of Mr. William C. Cramer, Jr., will begin a fundraising initiative

that will provide financial support for those that have financial gaps not covered

by the Department of Defense tuition assistance. The Military and Veteran

Emergency Fund will also address emergency financial needs for active military,

veterans, or dependents who are

utilizing their parent’s GI Bill. We

would like to thank Mr. Cramer

for generously supporting this

eff ort. The support we have

received from the community has

been amazing. We are grateful

to Gulf Power for inviting us to

participate in their Clay Shoot for

American Heroes fundraiser. Gulf

Power’s event helped to fund the

Gulf Power Military and Veteran Emergency Fund. Additionally, we would like to

thank everyone who participated in the 2016 Golf Tournament at Shark’s Tooth;

we had 120 golfers, and 46 tee signs on the course. The event raised $50,000 and

will provide scholarships for first generation military and veteran students.

I have enjoyed my tenure as president of the Gulf Coast State College

Foundation and It has been an honor to serve you. I hope our accomplishments

over the past 12 months have made a positive impact on the students and the

community we serve. The GCSC Foundation’s Board of Directors are committed

to the mission of the Foundation and are to be commended. I want to thank

the Foundation’s staff and the College’s faculty and staff , for their diligence and

dedication. They are what helps to make this College a strong presence in our

community. Thank you, also, to Dr. John Holdnak, and the District Board of

Trustees for their leadership and vision. Our success would not have happened

without you, our alumni, donors, volunteers and students. Each of you are

essential to the mission of giving deserving students access to quality education.

What does yourgenerositymean to me?

Receiving a scholarship from the Gulf Coast State College

Foundation is providing me with the opportunity to attend

college and pursue an education in the medical field.

I’ll be able to achieve my dream of caring for others!

ALEXIS RUDD HIGH SCHOOL HONORS SCHOLARSHIP

““

Margie MazurExecutive Director

Mr. Jeff Di Benedictis, President

Mr. Joey Ginn, Vice President

Mr. Floyd Skinner, Secretary

Mr. Jerry Sowell, Jr., Treasurer

Mr. Frank Hall, Past President

Mr. William C. Cramer, Jr., Advisor

Mr. Tom Gibson, Advisor

Mr. Joe Hamner, Advisor

Mr. Clint Mayo, Advisor

Mr. Tom Lewis, Trustee Liaison

Dr. John Holdnak, GCSC President

Mr. Charles Abbott (1910-2010), Director Emeritus

Ms. Karen Hanes, Director Emeritus

Dr. Robert L. McSpadden (1944-2015), Director Emeritus

OFFICERS & DIRECTORSMs. Mary Sue Adams

Dr. James Anderson

Mr. Tony Bennett

Mr. Les Brackett

Mr. Hal Burleson

Ms. Kathy Crowley

Ms. Rebecca Hall-Cary

The Hon. James A. Harris, Jr.

Ms. Maureen Hess

Ms. Kelly McSpadden Hughes

Ms. Pam Kidwell

Mr. Tom King

Ms. Lisa Maner

Mr. Glen McDonald

Mr. Brendan Murphy

Ms. Mary Jo Myers

Ms. Tammy Newton

Mr. Mike Radcliff

Ms. Ann Marie Sale

Dr. Amal Sidani-Tabbaa

Ms. Sandy Sims

The Hon. Don Sirmons (Ret.)

Mr. David Trepanier

Dr. Charles Voorhis, III

Ms. Valentina Webb

Mr. John Whitlock

Mr. Michael Wilbur

Ms. April Wilkes

FOUNDATION STAFF

Dunkin McLaneAssistant Director

Lori EldridgeDonor Relations Coordinator

Kara GrayFoundation Assistant

DISTRICT BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Donald R. Crisp, ChairFirst American Title Insurance

Katie Patronis, Vice ChairCentury 21 Ryan Realty

Elizabeth M. KirvinApalachicola Bay Charter School

Tom Lewis (term began Nov. 2015)Tom Lewis Agency, LLC

Jim W. McKnightFlorida State Hospital

Steve D. MillawayTechfarms, LLC and Hathbridge Capital Management

Ralph C. RobersonRoberson and Associates P.A.

Joe K. Tannehill, Jr.Merrick Industries and Engen, LLC

David P. WarrinerTapper and Company Properties Management, Inc.

Derrick G. BennettBoard Attorney

GCSC PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

Dr. John Holdnak, GCSC President

What if one idea could change the world? A 2000 movie starring Kevin Spacey, and a very young Haley Joel Osment, provided the spark that lead to a movement. Sixteen years later the movie “Pay It Forward” has generated more than 18 million Google entries including 3.3 million videos and 800,000 books. Individuals and groups worldwide continue to be inspired to make a real di� erence in the lives of others without any anticipation of a payback.

The concepts of “pay it forward,” “unselfish generosity,” and “philanthropy” are not new to the Gulf Coast family. In fact, this Foundation was established almost 50 years ago with this very purpose in mind. In this annual report you will see quotes by students that describe what your generosity, in the form of a scholarship, means to them. Make note of those names as I am sure you will see them again. Those same students, and 50 years of similarly situated students before them who have benefited from the benevolence of community benefactors, will continue to “pay it forward!”

The premise, as shared by Osment’s character, is that if one person makes a significant and tangible di� erence in the lives of three people they don’t know – and that those three people each make a di� erence in the lives of three additional people, and so on and so on – that the exponential impact that results could truly change the world. Your donations of time and

resources have played out this very scenario countless times in the communities we serve. Many current Foundation donors and directors are themselves Gulf Coast graduates and were recipients of Foundation scholarships. Most community leaders and elected o� icials in this region followed the same path as well, and continue to actively support this College, our students and a multitude of other endeavors, activities and programs that make a real di� erence in the lives of others.

Osment’s character said that what is done for others can’t be easy – it has to be hard, something recipients couldn’t do for themselves. In that same spirit I am so

proud of the students and sta� that make Gulf Coast State College what it is. This year, as a follow-up to last year’s Habitat for Humanity project and building on our annual role as a United Way Pacesetter organization, College employees began the “Commodores Care” volunteer program. Organizing the e� orts and interests of our employees and students, as well as serving as a central point for community organizations and groups to request help, our team of enthusiastic volunteers have already logged thousands of hours of community service and support. What a wonderful way to follow the lead of the Foundation in continuing to pay it forward.

The greatestjoyfor me?

“I have had the privilege of serving as a director of the

Gulf Coast State College Foundation for thirty years and have

seen many thousands of students benefit from a foundation

scholarship or grant. Often, that support made the difference

between success or failure for an individual or family. A

contribution to our foundation is a potent means to better

lives and enhance our community.”

WILLIAM C. CRAMER, JR. PRESIDENT, BILL CRAMER GMC

“ “

COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

ASSETS JUNE 30, 2015 JUNE 30, 2016

Cash & Cash Equivalents

Pledges Receivable

Investments

The Commonfund

Real Estate

Other Assets

Other Receivables

Equipment

TOTAL ASSETS

STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES

REVENUE & OTHER SUPPORT (Year ended June 30, 2016)

Annual Meeting

Contributions

Investment Earnings

Memberships

Other

TOTAL REVENUES & OTHER SUPPORT

LIABILITIES JUNE 30, 2015 JUNE 30, 2016

Accounts Payable

NET ASSETS

Permanently Restricted

Temporarily Restricted

Unrestricted (Operating)

TOTAL NET ASSETS

TOTAL LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS

PROGRAM EXPENSES

Concert Event

Military Park

Culinary

Program Enhancement

Scholarships

WKGC

Other

TOTAL PROGRAM EXPENSES

SUPPORTING SERVICES

General and Administrative

Fundraising

Total Support Services

TOTAL EXPENSES

Change in Net Assets

Net Assets: June 30, 2014

$4,920

$625,511

($14,858)

$10,920

$1,796

$628,289

$91,732

$31,885

$2,256

$136,060

$818,772

$18,885

$31,010

$1,130,600

$100,274

$401,346

$501,620

$1,632,220

($1,003,931)

$30,506,463

$186,084

-

$30,266,111

$47,687

$28,649

-

$6

$30,528,537

$22,074

$12,692,578

$17,813,885

-

$30,506,463

$30,528,537

NET ASSETS: June 30, 2016 $29,502,532

$191,707

-

$29,248,266

$47,687

$30,121

-

-

$29,517,775

$15,243

$12,944,337

$16,558,195

-

$29,502,532

$29,517,775

FINANCIAL STATEMENTS GROWTH CHARTS

FOUNDATION NET ASSET GROWTH: 1969-2016

Net Assets

ESTIMATED NUMBER OF STUDENTS SERVED: 1969-2016

800

700

600

500

400

300

200

100

0

Estimated number of students served

1969

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1986

1988

1990

1992

1994

1996

1998

2000

2002

2004

2006

2008

2010

2012

FOUNDATION HISTORICAL ACADEMIC SUPPORT: 1969-2016

2014

38% Program Support

62% Scholarships

2016

3,000,000

2,500,000

2,000,000

1,500,000

1,000,000

500,000

0

1969

1977

1980

1984

1986

1988

1990

1992

1994

1996

1998

2000

2002

2004

2006

2008

2010

2012

2014

2016

3,500,000

I am grateful for the scholarship I was awarded because it has

given me the opportunity to pursue my education. I’m gaining

knowledge and experience by interacting with others and

seeing the world through a different perspective. I believe that

receiving an education will help me succeed in life.

JALEN WASHINGTONGCSC PATHFINDER SCHOLARSHIP

““What does yourgenerosity

mean to me?

I. Call to Order: Mr. Frank Hall, 2015-2016 President of the Gulf Coast State College Foundation, welcomed members and guests to the 2016 annual meeting. Mr. Hall recognized and expressed gratitude to the Foundation’s benefactors for their generous support. Mr. Hall expressed how the Foundation was honored to be part of a special recognition of former Gulf Coast State College President, the late Dr. Robert L. McSpadden.

II. Minutes Approval: Mr. Hall asked for approval of the minutes recorded from the February 6, 2015 annual meeting. A motion was made and seconded to approve the minutes as printed in the annual report. The motion carried unanimously.

III. Financial Statements Approval: Mr. Hall introduced Mr. Jerry Sowell, Jr., the Foundation’s Treasurer. Mr. Sowell asked members to review the Foundation’s June 30, 2015 financial statements as noted inside the annual report. Mr. Sowell reported that the net assets were approximately $30.5 million. Mr. Sowell noted that over $1 million was awarded back to the College in scholarship and program support; $861,000 was used for scholarships and the remaining $224,000 was given back in the form of program support. Mr. Sowell stated that he was very proud that the Foundation was able to provide that kind of support to the College. A motion was made and seconded to approve the financial statements as printed. The motion carried unanimously. Mr. Sowell recognized Board of Director, Mr. Charles Weathersby who will be retiring from the Board. Mr. Sowell thanked Mr. Weathersby for his 26 years of dedicated service to the Foundation.

IV. Newly Elected Board of Directors Approval: Dr. Anderson stated that the Foundation’s Nominating Committee had arrived at an outstanding slate of directors for the 2016-2017 board term. Dr. Anderson recognized returning board members: Mr. Tony Bennett, Ms. Kathy Crowley, Mr. Je� Di Benedicts, Mr. Joe Hamner, Mr. Clint Mayo and Ms. Ann Marie Sale. Dr. Anderson announced that there were five new board members to be added to the slate: Ms. Kelly McSpadden Hughes, Ms. Tammy Newton, Mr.

Mike Radcli� , Ms. Sandy Sims, and Ms. April Wilkes. Dr. Anderson called for the nominees to be elected by acclamation. A motion was made and seconded. The motion carried unanimously. Dr. Anderson acknowledged the leadership and service of the non-returning board members: Mr. Scott Clemo, Ms. Brenda Galloway and Ms. Carolyn Husband.

V. Presentation of 2016-2017 Off icers: Dr. Anderson introduced the 2016-2017 o� icers who were elected by the Board at a previous meeting: Mr. Je� Di Benedicts, President; Mr. Joey Ginn, Vice President; Mr. Floyd Skinner, Secretary; Mr. Jerry Sowell, Jr., Treasurer; and Mr. Frank Hall, Past President (2015-2016).

VI. College Brief: Gulf Coast State College: Dr. John Holdnak, President of Gulf Coast State College thanked the entire Foundation Board for their assistance and support throughout the year. Dr. Holdnak stated that the College’s faculty and sta� were in the process of building a Habitat for Humanity house. Dr. Holdnak noted that this is a combined e� ort with Florida State University-Panama City and Haney Technical Center. Dr. Holdnak noted he was excited about one of the College’s newest programs – Unmanned Vehicle Systems, and the new partnership with Embry-Riddle Aeronautical Institute. Dr. Holdnak stated the College has employed five new high school transition academic advisors who will be working with the district school sta� from Bay, Gulf and Franklin counties. Dr. Holdnak closed by telling members and guests that Gulf Coast State College is the “community’s” college.

VII. Adjournment: The meeting was adjourned and turned over to Mr. Don Crisp, Chairman of the Gulf Coast State College District Board of Trustees for the dedication of the Dr. Robert L. McSapdden Student Union.

Respectfully submitted,

Dunkin McLane, Assistant DirectorAnn Marie Sale, Recording Secretary

2016 ANNUAL MEETING

What does yourgenerositymean to me?

This scholarship has alleviated any worries of continuing my

education. I’m retired military and the knowledge I’m gaining is

keeping my mind fresh and giving me a well-rounded experience.

The skills I’m learning are useful in many aspects of my life.

TAMMY DAVISMAGGIE DYKES BREEDON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

““

Anderson & Associates Construction, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. D. H. AndersonArvidaThe Arnold Group, LLCAssociated Industries of FloridaDr. Sandra Etheridge-BarkleyBay Arts AllianceBay County Association of RealtorsBay County Domestic Violence Bay County Teen CourtBay Wash of Port St. Joe, Inc.Mrs. Jacob C. BelinMr. Derrick Bennett and Mr. Julian BennettMr. and Mrs. Allan BenseMs. Pansy BjorklundMs. Jerrie BowerMrs. Marise BoyleMs. Norma BrookinsMr. and Mrs. Douglas BrownSteve and Lorne BrummBu� alo Rock CompanyMr. Ivie R. BurchMr. and Mrs. Les BurkeMr. James Leon Burleson, Sr.Burleson Wealth Management Group of Wells Fargo Advisors/ Mr. and Mrs. Hal BurlesonMr. and Mrs. Wes BurnhamIsaac W. Byrd Family FoundationMrs. Virginia CampbellCedar Grove Elementary SchoolCentennial BankMs. Glenna ChatwoodDr. and Mrs. Charles ChayesSen. and Mrs. Charlie ClaryCoastal Community BankMr. and Mrs. Tommy CooleyMr. William CrawfordMr. and Mrs. Donald CrispDrs. Thomas and Elizabeth CurryMr. and Mrs. Clayton DavidsonDr. and Mrs. R.I. DubuissonMs. Bronwen DukateMr. and Mrs. George W. DurenMr. and Mrs. Peter EberlyEdgewater Beach & Golf Resort/ Mr. Wes BurnhamJudge and Mrs. Thomas Ellinor

Emerald Coast BankEveren FoundationExceed Sports, LLCMr. Scott FischerFlorida Fish and Wildlife Commission–Bay County O� iceFlorida Panhandle PICDr. and Mrs. Donald GaddieSenator Donald GaetzMr. and Mrs. J. V. GanderMr. and Mrs. David Carl Gaskin, Jr.Georgia Power CompanyMrs. Ruth Starling GlennMr. Russell Gregory GoldenDr. John GoodingDr. and Mrs. Gregory GranthamMr. H. Myatt GreenGulf Coast Emergency MedicineGulf Coast CPO AssociationGulf Coast Workforce BoardCol. and Mrs. Norman GulkisMr. Norman HairMr. Frank HannonDr. Joe HarbisonMr. and Mrs. Holton HardersMr. C. Austin HaulmanMr. Francis HauptMr. Shouppe HavellMr. Clyde HendersonMs. Jacqueline V. HillMr. George M. HobbsDr. and Mrs. John HoldnakMr. and Mrs. James HolsombakeMs. Naomi HowardMr. Al Hudgins, IIIMr. Neal HudginsMr. and Mrs. Earl HuttoMrs. Keith JordanMr. Buddy KellyMr. Wallace KendrickMr. Tom KingMr. R. Murray KirboMrs. Lisa Hudgins KirkKiwanis Club of St. AndrewKrewe of St. AndrewsMrs. L. D. LewisMack and Eleanor Lewis Family Foundation/Mrs. Nancy MooreMr. and Mrs. Wayne Lindsey

Mr. and Mrs. Rayford LloydMr. and Mrs. Charles MassPaul and Debbie Massey & FriendsRev. Si MathisonMr. and Mrs. Clint MayoMr. and Mrs. Donald McCoyDr. James McCreadyMerrick Industries/ Mr. Joe. K. Tannehill, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Nathan MillerMr. and Mrs. Tommy MilliganMs. Eloise MintonMr. and Mrs. Jim Moody, IIIMrs. Vivian Myers MooreMr. and Mrs. Jimmy MosconisNeurology & Neurosurgical AssociatesOakland Terrace Men’s ClubMs. Jean OwensMr. Earl PadgettPanama City Beach ChamberPanama City Beach FestivalsPanama City Post of Society of EngineersMr. Jimmy PatronisMr. Johnny PatronisPort St. Joe Kiwanis ClubDr. and Mrs. G. A. PresserDr. Ingrid J. RacheskyRail Management & ConsultingDr. and Mrs. Scott RameyMr. and Mrs. Ralph RobersonMrs. Clera V. RussSacred Heart Hospital Emerald Coast GuildMrs. Corene SellarsMr. Michael Schwartz/ Lynn Haven Rotary ClubMr. and Mrs. Donald ShaferMr. and Mrs. James SimsMr. Daniel SmithMrs. Harry SmithSouthern BellMr. and Mrs. Jerry Sowell, Sr.Mr. John StarlingMr. and Mrs. Andrew SteinDr. and Mrs. J. M. StrohmengerTadlock Piano & Organ Co./ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Denecke

Tanner Colby Smith Charitable FoundationThe BankThe Columbus FoundationTommy Smith ElementaryMr. and Mrs. Guy TunnellDr. and Mrs. Larry TyreeUnion ElectricMs. Lydia VickeryMr. and Mrs. David WalbyMr. and Mrs. L. F. WalkerMs. Jacqueline WashingtonMr. Frank WeddleMs. Judy WehuntDr. and Mrs. Sam WeigleWells Fargo Advisors, LLCWells Fargo FoundationWest Florida Natural GasMr. and Mrs. Forrest WhitehurstMs. Susan WilderMr. and Mrs. Walter WilderDr. and Mrs. Curtis WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Robert M. Wilson40 & 8 Voiture 1606/ American Legion 356

THE PINNACLEReflects cumulative gi� s of $1,000,000 or more.

The Alfred I. duPont Foundation / Mr. Robert NedleyMr. Russell C. Holley

THE VANGUARDReflects cumulative gi� s from $500,000 to $999,999.

The George G. and Amelia G. Tapper Foundation/ Mr. and Mrs. David WarrinerBay Medical FoundationGulf Coast Regional Medical Center

THE TAPPER CIRCLEReflects cumulative gi� s from $100,000 to $499,999.

Bay County Board of CommissionersMr. Roy H. BreedonDr. Saundra Ciccarelli and Mr. Joseph CiccarelliThe Community Foundation of Sarasota/ Mr. Edward K. Roberts FundThe Community Services FoundationMr. and Mrs. William Cramer, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Larry N. Dantzler, IVMr. and Mrs. Richard DoddJesse Ball duPont FundMr. and Mrs. Earl DurdenFoley Design Associates Architects/Wild Heron/ Hillman PropertiesFoundation for Florida’s Community CollegesGulf Coast Charity CelebrationGulf Power CompanyMr. and Mrs. Charles HiltonMs. Mary HintonMr. and Mrs. Alonzo Hudgins, Jr.The Helen Montgomery Jenkins TrustMr. and Mrs. Robert G. KerriganMs. Charlotte McCannMr. M.G. NelsonThe News Herald/Mr. and Mrs. Ralph HanesOptimist Club of the Beaches FoundationPatronis Brothers Foundation, Inc.Ms. Janet Resniko� Shark’s Tooth Golf ClubMr. and Mrs. Floyd D. SkinnerMr. Hugh SmithThe St. Joe Community FoundationThe Sussex-Bay FoundationMr. Stan TrappeTyndall Federal Credit Union

GOVERNOR’S CLUBReflects cumulative gi� s from $50,000 to $99,999.

Bay Radiology AssociatesBoard of County Commissioners of Bay CountyThe Chapman Family Foundation/Joe and Jeannette ChapmanMr. and Mrs. Charles CleckleyMrs. Kathleen Davidson GoldenMrs. Lucille HargroveHealthSouth Emerald Coast Rehabilitation Hospital/ Mr. Tony BennettDr. David B. HurstMr. Brad Miller (Estate of Peter Michael Bardach)Marion G. and Barbara W. Nelson Private FoundationP.A.C.E. Local 379Panama City Beach Convention and Visitors BureauPanhandle Educators Federal Credit UnionPort St. Joe Paper Mill UnionSummit BankTrustmark National BankMrs. Genevieve VickeryDr. and Mrs. Charles Voorhis, IIISamuel Westerman FoundationMr. Charles WhiteheadDr. and Mrs. Ted Wilson

TRUSTEES’ CLUBReflects cumulative gi� s from $25,000 to $49,999.

AgReserves, Inc.ARINC/Mr. David StewartArizona ChemicalBay Bank & Trust CompanyBerg Steel Pipe CorporationBuchanan & Harper, Inc./Mr. and Mrs. Buell HarperDr. and Mrs. Charles BurgessCli� and Denise ButlerMr. and Mrs. Earl CochranDr. and Mrs. James Cook, IIIEna Mae Dehm Revocable Living TrustDr. and Mrs. Neal DunnMaj. Gen. Larry FlemingMr. Cicero GarnerMrs. Gerald GouldMr. Alan HallbergMrs. Spencer HallbergMr. Joe HamnerMr. Kirby Holt, AIFD/Blossoms Floral & Gi� BoutiqueHome Builders Association of Panama City-Bay CountyMr. and Mrs. John Hutt, Jr.

Innovations Federal Credit UnionInternational Paper CompanyMs. Trish JacksonDrs. Jim and Donna KerleyKnologyMrs. Helen KruseLaw Enforcement Trust FundMr. Patrick LindnerThe Jonathan Logan FoundationMr. Michael LovelaceMr. and Mrs. Sean McNeilDr. and Mrs. Robert L. McSpaddenSteve and Jeannie MillawayMr. Joseph Mills and Mr. Robert JorskiMr. & Mrs. Brendan MurphyDr. and Mrs. Stephen MyersDr. Dzung NguyenPhoenix Construction, Inc./Mr. James FinchPort St. Joe Lions ClubMs. Jean RainbowRotary Club of NorthsideRotary Club of Panama CitySallie Mae Servicing CorporationMr. Joshua A. ScribnerMr. Claude ShellSiemens Industry, Inc.Mrs. Janet Hallberg SizemoreMr. and Mrs. Cameron SkinnerMr. Jim L. SmallwoodMs. Harry A. SmithSmurfit-StoneMr. and Mrs. Jerry Sowell, Jr.St. Dominic Catholic ChurchDrs. Mutaz and Amal TabbaaTECO EnergyMrs. Virginia Scott ThomasTipton, Marler, Garner & ChastainT.W.C. Marketing & DevelopmentMr. and Mrs. Thomas WindhamWomen’s Civic Club of Panama City Beach, Inc.

PRESIDENT’S CLUBReflects cumulative gi� s from $10,000 to $24,999.

Mr. Charles AbbottDrs. Lyles and Linda AdairMr. and Mrs. Julian Ray AdamsAdvocates for ChildrenMs. Marie AlexanderAMVETS POST 2298 of Callaway

CUMULATIVE GIVING LISTINGS AS OF DECEMBER 31, 2016. NEW INDUCTEES ARE INDICATED IN BOLD.

How do wesupportour community?

Gulf Power and our employees are proud to be a part of this

community and to support the military, both active duty

and retired. We live in an area with one of the largest

concentrations of military service men and women, and

veterans who remain in the area or move back.

We are committed to serving our community and veterans

through events like the 4th Annual Clay Shoot for Veterans.

STAN CONNALLYPRESIDENT AND CEO, GULF POWER COMPANY

“ “

What does yourgenerositymean to me?

Receiving this scholarship has encouraged me to keep pushing

myself. I believe that education is the foundation of success, and

Gulf Coast is preparing me for a bright future by offering

me unique and challenging experiences.

KAITLYN WEATHERLYDR. SUE COCHRAN - CEDAR GROVE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP

““

Renowned decorator and floral artist Kirby Holt shared his

designer tips, techniques and secrets for decorating during the

2016 holiday season. Proceeds from the event were donated to

the Gulf Coast State College Foundation for scholarship support.

TITLE SPONSOR PAIRINGS PARTY SPONSOR

BALL SPONSOR

HOLE IN ONE SPONSOR

LUNCH SPONSOR

DR. DZUNG NGUYEN

BREAKFAST SPONSOR

SURVIVAL KIT SPONSOR

PHOTOGRAPHER SPONSOR

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UnCoated Papers are for Stationery (Letterhead, Business Cards & Envelopes).

Pantone (PMS) Uncoated

PANTONE®364 U

PANTONE®376 U

PANTONE®294 U

PANTONE®279 U

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PUTTING GREEN SPONSOR

Thank YouThank Youfor contributing to our success!

SILVER TEAM SPONSORSSkinner Tax Consulting Alfred I. duPont Foundation

Mr. Joe Ciccarelli and Dr. Sandy Ciccarelli Lewis Metals Mr. Jerry Sowell The Ruddon-Sirmons Families Century 21 Commander Realty Arnold Group

Bay Medical Sacred Heart Health Systems Royal American Panhandle Educators Federal Credit Union Tipton Marler Gardner & Chastain

Centennial Bank Northpoint Mortgage/Mr. Lee Blodgett Dr. Charles and Kathy Voorhis Berg Steel Pipe Dr. Nathan Nowak George G. and Amelia G. Tapper Foundation

BRONZE SPONSORSMullis Eye Institute Bu� alo Rock

TEE SIGN SPONSORSSeltzer Management Drs. Mutaz and Amal Tabbaa Carr, Riggs & Ingram

FireFly Pepsi Gulf Coast Jam S.C. Myers, DMD Adams Pharmacy Crowley Wealth Management Gorman Marine Construction

Panhandle Land Management In Memory of Dr. Bob Clint and Rhonda MayoLiza’s Kitchen Skinner Tax Consulting

PAIRINGS PARTY & TEE SIGN SPONSORSPAC & STAC Storage Tyson Elmore, CPA

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What does yourgenerositymean to me?

Without this scholarship, I wouldn’t be able to attend college

because I’d have to choose between getting an education or taking

care of my family. The financial help I’ve received is allowing me to

provide for my family while gaining knowledge and skills that will

create a lasting impact at home and in the community.

RYAN DICKERHOOFEDWARD K. ROBERTS COMMUNITY SCHOLARSHIP

““

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