T h e J o h n R a n d o l p h F o u n d a T i o nSpring/Summer 2012

Board of TrusTeesKevin S. FoSterPresident

JameS t. BurenVice President

Linda e. HySLopSecretary

Jerome d. SKaggS, m.d.Treasurer

ronaLd L. CariCoFeImmediate Past President

Linda m. auLt, mSn, BSnTrustee

eLiSa S. CarrawayTrustee

andrew a. CLarKTrustee

Brenda m. HayeSTrustee

diane H. parrTrustee

Jerry a. wiLLiamS Trustee

sTaffLiSa H. SHarpeExecutive Director

m. StepHen CateSDirector of Finance and Accounting

JoSie m. CraigHead-BaiLeyGrant Program Officer

Bonnie g. FaLLSScholarship Program Officer

triCia L. woLFeDevelopment Program Officer

tammy e. mCCoLLumAdministrative Associate

MissionThe John Randolph Foundation is working to improve the health and quality of life for residents of Hopewell and the surrounding areas.

JoHn randoLpH FoundationP.O. Box 1606 / 112 North Main StreetHopewell, Virginia 23860(804) 458-2239 • www.johnrandolphfoundation.org

Over 400 peOple attended John Randolph Foundation’s Wellness Fair which was held Saturday, April 21 from 9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. at the Hopewell Community Center. Forty-one health-related organizations that serve Hopewell and the Tri-Cities attended the fair as vendors, offering information, games and gifts to everyone who visited their tables or participated in their activities.

Highlighting the day was an announcement by Board President Kevin Foster regarding a Challenge Grant for wellness-related playground equipment for Mathis Field. For every dollar donated by civic groups, businesses, and individuals, the John Randolph Foundation and the City of Hopewell will each match it up to $15,000. Immediately, Andy Clark contributed a check for $500 on behalf of Ligon L. Jones Insurance and Dr. Mike Browder, President of Hopewell Rotary, gave a check for $2,000.

During the day children played on a giant moonwalk, participated in a hula hoop and jump rope contest and tried their skills on the bicycle obstacle course. The adults were free to browse the excellent information on display by the wellness vendors. They could also learn about healthy foods, put together a nutritious meal plan or test their fitness skills on the Wii games at Best Buy’s booth.

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dr. mike Browder, Hopewell rotary president, Kevin Foster, JrF president, Jo turek, director of Hopewell recreation and parks, and andy Clark, JrF trustee, announce the Challenge grant for playground equipment for mathis Field.

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Where Are They Now?the sign hanging Outside his Office simply states: “Chief Operating Officer Jerad Hanlon.” But the story behind those words and the part John Randolph Foundation’s scholarship program has played in the life of Jerad Hanlon says so much more.

Jerad’s relationship with JRF began nine years ago when he was a 22-year-old graduate student at Virginia Commonwealth University studying in Health Administration. At the time, Jerad’s mother was working as a pediatric nurse at Chippenham Johnston-Willis Hospital and had received information about the scholarship opportunities available through the John Randolph Foundation.

She encouraged Jerad to apply and in 2003 he received the Franklin D. Boyce Scholarship. This scholarship had been established in 1996 to recognize Mr. Boyce’s long years of service as CEO of the John Randolph Medical Center and also as the first CEO of the John Randolph Foundation.

The purpose of the Boyce Scholarship is to promote a broad range of professional health occupations including nurses, pharmacists, physical therapists, occupational therapists, social workers, physicians, radiology/lab technicians, psychologists, and, in Jerad’s case, health administrators.

As a child, Jerad did not seem destined for a career in health, primarily because he readily admits he never liked science. But his mother was a nurse and his father was an accountant and the combination of the two influences compelled him to pursue health administration. Throughout his education Jerad rarely veered from his determination to complete his studies and since his scholarship was renewable for additional consecutive years as long as he maintained at least a 3.0 GPA, Jerad

received the Boyce Scholarship award again in 2004 and also in 2005.In Jerad’s words, “I received my Masters of Hospital Administration in 2006 in part due to the JRF scholarship that was awarded to me. After graduation I worked for Health Management Associates (HMA) in various locations and roles and last July I was fortunate enough to move back to the area to accept the position of Chief Operating Officer at Southside Regional Medical Center in Petersburg.”

When Jerad isn’t at work, he enjoys being on the water and surrounded by nature. Boating is one of his passions and often includes scuba diving and water skiing. Beyond that Jerad has his pilot’s license and loves to fly as well as snow ski. Currently he lives in Chester with his beautiful wife, April who is the Wellness Coordinator for the City of Richmond.

Jerad is one of our scholarship winners who wrote to thank the John Randolph Foundation for helping him achieve his goals. In his letter he stated: “Being back in the community, I have already seen some of the work the JRF continues to do. It does not go unnoticed and I just want to thank you and the scholarship committee for giving me an opportunity to get my education so as to improve and affect the way healthcare is delivered in Central Virginia.”

Jerad was the featured speaker at the recent JRF scholarship awards reception. He again thanked the Foundation for the help he had received in achieving his career goals and encouraged all the scholarship winners to give back to their communities in their future careers.

Clearly, the investment made by the John Randolph Foundation in Jerad’s life is already yielding a very high rate of return. Yet it is also clear the dividends from this investment have only begun and will continue for his lifetime. And we will watch in anticipation to see how they impact the lives of many people in the years to come!

Through the generosity of individuals, local businesses and community groups in our area, the Foundation is honored to offer a growing number of scholarship opportunities for students like Jerad who reside in the communities we serve.

Since 1997 the Foundation has awarded $1,006,167 to 546 area students through its scholarship program. The Foundation, along with its many scholarship benefactors, is making a difference in the lives of these recipients and in the communities where they live and work. Like Jerad, these scholarship recipients touch thousands of lives when they graduate and are able to provide vital services to countless numbers of people.

Sign outside Jerad’s office.

Jerad Hanlon, 2003 Boyce Scholarship winner and currently Chief operating officer of Southside regional medical Center.

The JRF Catalyst will continue to feature articles focusing on past scholarship recipients in our column entitled, “Where Are They Now?” If you are a past recipient, please call or email John Randolph Foundation

to share your story. We would love to hear from you!

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The John Randolph Medical Center’s team of professionals provided screenings for blood pressure, cholesterol, body mass index (BMI) and glucose so participants could find out if they were at risk for

specific health problems and learn what they needed to do to lower that risk.

Hopewell Recreation and Parks graciously donated free one-day passes so all participants could use the Community Center’s exercise equipment and participate in the water aerobics classes that were going on throughout the hours of the fair.

A Zumba demonstration preceded a Zumba class where people learned basic steps and danced away stress and pounds to a Latin beat. Cathy Marcum from the Hopewell-Prince George Community Health Center led a class in Tai Chi Chen

and Dr. Cliff Morris’ team demonstrated the non-stress, exercise art of Qi Gong. Everyone had the opportunity to try it themselves and even the children enjoyed learning these healthy exercise arts!

The Chick-fil-A cow roamed the fair giving out coupons for healthy snacks and a DJ from WHAP kept everything lively with music and announcements of raffle

winners.An exciting point in the schedule was the raffling off of bicycles. Eight lucky kids won shiny new bikes that included all the necessary safety equipment for them to take home.

The John Randolph Foundation believes the wellness fair is a great opportunity for the citizens of Hopewell to become healthier in mind, body and soul and encourages the entire community to personally adopt the JRF wellness theme, “Set Sail for a Healthier Hopewell!”

A very special “Thank You” to all the volunteers and vendors who shared their knowledge and wellness resources to make the fair beneficial and fun for everyone!

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Wellness Fair

”“Highlighting the day was

an announcement by Board President Kevin Foster regarding a Challenge Grant for wellness-related playground equipment for Mathis Field.

the Chick-fil-a cow is always a popular participant.

Joyce gholson, Hopewell redevelopment and Housing authority resident Services Specialist, prepares for the fair.

dr. Cliff morris, Hopewell cardiologist, leads a group in the ancient art of Qi gong.

interactive meal planning with vSu Cares and va Cooperative extension Services.

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In January, the JOhn randOlph fOundatiOn held its Semi-Annual Grant Awards Ceremony at its office in Hopewell. A total of $366,335 was awarded to 14 non-profit organizations that share the Foundation’s mission to improve health and quality of life in Hopewell and the surrounding communities.

Gayle Hunter Haglund, Chief Philanthropy Officer of FeedMore, Inc., spoke to the grant recipients and other JRF guests about the state of food insecurity in the region. “Nationally and locally, too many children are food-insecure which means they don’t know when they’ll eat again,” said Ms. Haglund. “And every hungry child is one who cannot grow into their full potential.”

Mrs. Jeanne Flinn, outgoing Chairman of the JRF Grant Committee, shared statistics regarding the work of the grant program. “Since December of 1996, the Foundation has invested over $13 million back into the

community through responsive grants,” she said.

The following is a list of the grants the Foundation awarded in January:

health & healthcare: $145,000 – 40%hopewell redevelopment & housing authority (hrha) - $20,000 to fund nurse aide training at Healthcare Solutions for a minimum of 16 residents of HRHA.

John Randolph Foundation continues to give to the community · tOtal $366,335.00

Fall 2011 Grantees

crater district area agency on aging - $40,000 to continue supporting medical transportation services for elderly and disabled residents of the Tri-Cities area and Dinwiddie County, with emphasis on Hopewell and Prince George County.

hopewell-prince george healthy families - $50,000 to assist with funding for intensive home visitation services for at-risk families with children ages 0-5.

gateway homes - $35,000 to assist with admission for transitional residential treatment of adults who have mental illness and reside within the JRF service area.

Quality Of life (as it pertains tO health): $180,560 – 49% crater health district resource Mothers - $20,000 to continue funding for a part-time Resource Mother who mentors pregnant teens in Hopewell through lifestyle changes and continued education.

hopewell food pantry - $25,000 to support pantry operations for distribution of food to at-risk families in Hopewell.

JRF 2011 Fall Grants by Funding Priority

Health and Healthcare

$145,000 40%

Education$40,775

11%

Quality of Life

$180,560 49%

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JRF 2011 Fall Grants by Funding Priority

Health and Healthcare

$145,000 40%

Education$40,775

11%

Quality of Life

$180,560 49%

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JRF 2011 Fall Grants by Funding Priority

Health and Healthcare

$145,000 40%

Education$40,775

11%

Quality of Life

$180,560 49%

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gayle Hunter Haglund, Chief philanthropy officer of Feedmore, inc., spoke about food insecurity.

mrs. Jeanne Flinn, outgoing Chairman of the JrF grant Committee.

dick Commander thanks the Foundation for their grant to the Hopewell Food pantry.

Jrf 2011 fall grantsby funding priority

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Please consider making a gift to support the work of the John Randolph Foundation to help the people in our community. If you wish to restrict your gift, indicate on the form below. Please fill out the requested information on the back of this form and include it in the enclosed envelope to ensure your contribution is correctly recorded.

l unreSTriCTeD (To be used in the JRF priority area where there is the greatest need for grants.)

reSTriCTeD TO THe FOLLOWing JrF grAnT FunDing priOriTY AreA/S:

(See examples of grants awarded in each area.)l Health and Healthcarel Quality of Life (as it pertains to health)l Education

reSTriCTeD TO THe FOLLOWing COmmuniTY enDOWmenT FunD/S:

l Appomattox Regional Library System Endowed Fundl Hopewell-Prince George Community Health Center Endowed Fund

reSTriCTeD TO THe FOLLOWing SCHOLArSHip/S:l Anderson J. Blevins and Thelma L. Hammond Scholarshipl Bobby Owen Memorial Scholarshipl Chester Rotary, Charles H. Kinsey Jr. Memorial Scholarship l Coach Kevin Ferguson Scholarshipl Connie Williamson Memorial Scholarshipl Edna Trader Cain Scholarshipl Fred C. and Bertha C. Morene Scholarshipl Franklin D. Boyce Scholarshipl Friends of Paul R. Carraway Memorial Scholarshipl Genevieve Renn Roscher Nursing Scholarshipl Gregg E. Hosack Scholarshipl Honeywell Technology Scholarshipl Hopewell Retired Teachers Association’s Charles W. Smith

Memorial Scholarshipl Hopewell Rotary Club’s Jack Thomasson Rotarian Scholarshipl James L. “Skeets” and Marguerite M. Slagle Memorial Scholarshipl James River Ball Patrons Committee Scholarship in Memory of

Audrey Eliadesl Jane Bryant Scholarship for the Dramatic Artsl Joan Glascock Skaggs Nursing Scholarshipl John and Wilber Traylor Scholarshipl John Randolph Medical Center Auxiliary Scholarshipl John, Shanda, and Doreatha Jackson Scholarshipl Juanita and Wilson Chambers Scholarshipl Judy Gordon Memorial Scholarshipl Katy Clayton Memorial Scholarshipl Louis C. and Ursula Sue Gibbs Scholarshipl Mary H. and Paul L. Quarrels Scholarshipl Matt Saye Memorial Scholarshipl Nancy J. Seavy Memorial Scholarshipl Plato George Eliades Law Scholarshipl Prince George High School Memorial Scholarshipl Robert C. and Dianne W. Smith Community Service Scholarshipl Sylvia J. Slominski Nursing Scholarshipl Ted P. Blanks Scholarshipl The Rotary Club of Petersburg (Luncheon) Scholarshipl The Talegaonkar Medical Scholarshipl The Woman’s Club of Hopewell Scholarshipl Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 637 Otis Berry Memorial Scholarship

AWArDS:l Drs. Singh and Bhuller Tri-Cities Outstanding Educator of the Year

Awardl John Randolph Medical Center Award for Nurse Educatorsl Preston and Ann Leake Teacher Recognition Award

gift OF GIVINGalzheimer’s association - $9,000 to fund physician and faith outreach efforts as well as vouchers to assist caregivers with care for their loved ones and make it possible for them to attend the Alzheimer’s Association informational sessions in the Tri-Cities area.

project homes - $35,000 to support the Tri-Cities Renew Crew, with emphasis on constructing wheelchair ramps and weatherization projects in Hopewell and Prince George County for at-risk families and seniors. feedMore - $40,000 to expand food distribution programs in the JRF service area. This includes the Mobile Pantry Program for families, the BackPack Program for children’s weekend food provisions (with emphasis on Hopewell elementary schools) and the Meals on Wheels Program for the elderly and disabled.

interfaith adult daycare - $1,560 to purchase one high-weight wheelchair with footrests and pelvic positioning device, five standard wheelchairs with footrests and five standard pelvic positioning devices for use with elderly and disabled clients, especially in emergency evacuation procedures.

Boys & girls club of Metro richmond – hopewell unit - $50,000 to support operations and programming for boys and girls attending the Hopewell Unit, which has a membership of approximately 280 youth.

educatiOn: $40,775 – 11%arls- smart Beginnings hopewell-prince george - $25,000 to fund the cost of a contracted instructor who will provide Child Development Associate training for clients and also to compile a health and wellness resource directory for parents.

chesterfield county public schools - special education - $3,775 to continue Music4Learning, a music therapy program for Early Childhood Special Education students with autism.

arls- southside community partners - $12,000 to support the Nonprofit Resource Center which provides resources to help local organizations and individuals as they work for positive change in the Southside region and also to sponsor a speaker for the 2012 regional conference of Southside-area nonprofits.

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FINANCIAL SUMMARYtarget investMent asset allOcatiOn

2011 Operating expenses as a percent Of net assets

Since its inception, the Foundation has sought to earn a competitive rate of return on the portfolio, while minimizing risk. A diversified asset allocation model, along with a tested spending formula based on average net assets, is designed to assure that the investment return is sufficient to meet short-term needs while maintaining the endowment into perpetuity.

The cost of operations directly relates to the ability of an organization to fulfill its charitable purpose. The Foundation’s ratio of operating expenses to its net assets is 2.62 percent. According to the Council on Foundations, operating expenses range from under 5 percent for 45 percent of community foundations to over 30 percent for 9 percent of foundations. The average operating expense is 6 percent.

Target Investment Asset Allocation

Domestic Fixed Income

25%

High Yield5%

Domestic Large Cap

Equities28%

Domestic Small Cap Equities

7%

Emerging Markets

5%

International Equities

10%

Alternative Investments

20%

2011 Operating Expenses as a Percent of Net Assets

2.62%

Target Investment Asset Allocation

Domestic Fixed Income

25%

High Yield5%

Domestic Large Cap

Equities28%

Domestic Small Cap Equities

7%

Emerging Markets

5%

International Equities

10%

Alternative Investments

20%

2011 Operating Expenses as a Percent of Net Assets

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THe COrnerSTOne SOCieTY

(Contributions of $10,000 & above)Appomattox Educational FoundationCity of HopewellEstate of Sarah Corbin BigbyMrs. Ursula M. GibbsMr. and Mrs. Fred C. MoreneMr. Paul L. QuarrelsMr. John E. SeavyVFW - Post 637

THe preSiDenT’S SOCieTY

(Contributions of $1,000 to $9,999) Mr. and Mrs. Bucky AllinAXA FoundationThe Bank of Southside VirginiaBB&T Sales FinanceMr. Edwin E. BlanksMrs. Betty H. BlevinsBonitz Flooring GroupThe Cameron FoundationCentral Drug, IncMr. and Mrs. William R. Elliott, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Earl H. Hale, Jr.HealthSouth Rehabilitation Hospital

of PetersburgIngram for DelegateJacobs Financial GroupJohn Randolph Medical CenterMary Louise Old Andrews TrustMitchell, Wiggins & Company, LLPN. B. Clements Junior High SchoolPrince George High SchoolRoslyn Farm CorporationRotary Club of HopewellRotary Club of Petersburg,

VA Charitable FoundationSecurity Storage Service, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. Jerome D. SkaggsMr. Michael H. SlominskiSynergy PT & Athletic PerformanceTimmons GroupMr. Samuel T. Wicker

THe FOunDer’S SOCieTY

(Contributions of $100 to $999)A Auto Body, Inc.Mr. Thomas C. AdamsAnastasia, LLCAnonymousMr. and Mrs. J. Bunn ArmstrongMr. and Mrs. Alan L. AugustBank of McKenneyMr. and Mrs. Michael R. BeaudetMs. Mary K. BergMr. and Mrs. Richard T. BettonMr. Bob BlankenshipMr. and Mrs. F. Zane BlevinsMr. Thomas R. BlountMr. and Mrs. Charles F. BogatieBreez-In Associates LC

Ms. Barbara J. BrooksMr. Jimmy BrowningBruce Howard Contracting, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. James T. BurenMrs. Edna T. CainCapital Advisory Group Investment

AdvisorsMr. and Mrs. Ronald L. CaricofeMr. and Mrs. James Carraway, Jr.Mr. Randall CarsonCarter Myers AutomotiveCedar Springs Properties LLCMs. J. Caroline ChamnessMr. Joshua M. ChappellBruce A. and Catherine L. ClarkMr. and Mrs. William D. ClarkMr. Paul O. Clay, Jr.Ms. Robin ColeMr. and Mrs. James A. ColemanColonial HondaColonial Webb ContractorsMr. and Mrs. James D. ComerCommonwealth Industrial Services, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey DarbyMr. and Mrs. Cliff DavenportDGB Environmental ConsultingDisputanta Ruritan ClubDisputanta Volunteer Fire Dept.Mr. and Mrs. Lee DixonMr. Ted DoughertyMr. Steve C. DulingMr. and Mrs. Edward M. Eakin, Jr.Mrs. Hillie Smith EdwardsMr. and Mrs. Stephen D. EitelmanMs. Jane M. EliadesMr. and Mrs. George P. EmersonEmerson Companies, LLCDr. and Mrs. Frederick I. EndeFamily Center 1472/Loyal Order

of MooseMr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Figg, Jr.FIXN-ACMr. and Mrs. Larry FlinnFord Agency, Inc.Ms. Evelyn P. FosterMr. and Mrs. Roger Franklin, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan D. FrostGateway HyundaiMr. and Mrs. Paul GelfeldMr. and Mrs. Benjamin E. Ginn, Jr.Mr. Mark GlidewellGolden Image Advertising, LLCMr. and Mrs. David S. GoodThe Goodman-Gable-Gould Co. /

Adjustors InternationalMr. Kenneth GravelyMr. Michael W. GroffMr. and Mrs. Mark A. HaleyMr. and Mrs. George R. HaleyMr. Thomas W. Hall, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. J. Timothy HamlinMr. Samuel HarrellMs. Michele S. HarrisMr. and Mrs. Nelson S. HarveyMr. Jerry W. Harville

Mr. and Mrs. William A. HavardMr. and Mrs. John M. HayesMr. and Mrs. Ronald HayesMr. and Mrs. Wayne E. HedgepethHeritage ChevroletMr. and Mrs. Jeff HigginsHIKO INC.Mrs. Carolyn M. HoaglandMr. and Mrs. Richard HoaglandMr. Brent HolstenHoneywell, Inc., Colonial Heights PlantMs. Lorraine K. HooverMr. and Mrs. R. Craig HopsonMr. Daniel M. HoskinsMr. Bradley HughesHunnicutt Construction, IncMr. Stephen T. HurstMs. Linda HyslopJ. T. Morriss & Son, Inc. Funeral HomesJackson Lewis LLPMrs. Doreatha W. JacksonJames J. Vergara & AssociatesJames R. Jones Builder Inc.James River Genco, LLCMr. and Mrs. Christopher A. JohnsonMr. Derrick JohnsonMr. Roy L. JonesMr. and Mrs. D. Paul KarnesMrs. Jewel M. KeenerDr. Mubashir A. KhanMr. and Mrs. Robert D. KirkseyMs. Despin KishMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. KochMs. Jeanie LambMr. David A. Layman, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. David A. LaymanDr. and Mrs. Preston H. LeakeMr. R. T. Leonard, Jr.Mrs. Jeannie E. LubmanMr. and Mrs. Michael L. MahaneyMr. and Mrs. M. Allen Manning, Jr.Lt. Col. and Mrs. William B. MartinMr. and Mrs. Michael B. MayesDr. Jane R. McCullenMr. and Mrs. Bill MenefeeMetis LLCMr. Johnie R. MillnerMitchell, Wiggins & Company, LLPMr. and Mrs. Wade L. MokarryMrs. Floyd L. MooreMr. Ivan A. MooreMrs. Mary S. MooreMrs. William P. MooreMr. Dennis K. MorrisMr. J. Tolleison Morriss, VIMs. Ann B. MorrissetteMr. and Mrs. Marvin C. Neal, Jr.Ms. Janet C. NicholsonNorth Elementary SchoolMr. and Mrs. Alvin OberryOld Mansion FoodsOrlando Business SystemsMr. Michael C. OwenMr. and Mrs. Robert H. Owen, IIIMr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Parker

Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Parr, Jr.Mrs. Katherine O. PattersonMr. and Mrs. Charles A. PattonMr. and Mrs. Stephen L. PettlerMr. and Mrs. Frank PezzulliMrs. Gail PigeonMr. and Mrs. Grady W. PowellCham PritchardPro-Vend, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Puryear, Jr.R.M. Wilkinson Oil & Propane, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. RaglandMrs. Carolyn O. ReadeDrs. Clifton and Erin ReadeMr. Bryan S. ReedyRichmond Automobile Dealers

AssociationRichmond Cold Storage Co., LLCMr. and Mrs. Augustus Robbins, IIIRoscher Financial GroupMr. and Mrs. Robert RosiekMr. and Mrs. William J. SayeMr. Robert W. SchabergMrs. Margaret A. SchulzeMr. and Mrs. John D. SharpeMr. Robert J. SimcoeSKS CorporationMr. and Mrs. James E. SlagleMr. R. Blackwell Smith, IISouthside Regional Medical CenterSportsman Motors, Inc.State Farm Insurance, Anne Page

Henry-AgentMr. and Mrs. James C. StewartStrosnider ChevroletMr. and Mrs. Dennis B. SullivanSunTrust Bank, HopewellSussex I State PrisonMr. and Mrs. John B. TaylorMr. and Mrs. Richard B. TaylorDr. Charles W. ThomasTonda Enterprises, Inc.Ms. Jo TurekMr. Robert A. VanceMr. William A. VickersDr. James P. WebbMr. and Mrs. Mark WeinerMr. W. K. Williamson, Jr.The Woman’s Club of HopewellMs. Violet A. WrightMr. and Mrs. William A. Young, Jr.

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(Contributions below $100)ACF EnvironmentalMr. and Mrs. Burnett F. AdcockDr. Kamala AgarwalMrs. Barbara C. AllinAlpha Delta Kappa VA/

Gamma Pi ChapterMs. Joyce C. AndersonMr. and Mrs. L. Kevin AndersonMs. Charlotte H. AndrewsMs. Phoebe F. Antrim

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Appomattox River Woman’s ClubMr. and Mrs. Michael W. ArmstrongMs. Sarah C. ArtleyMr. and Mrs. Freddie BaileyMr. and Mrs. Stan BaileyMr. William BakerMs. Bonnie BarbiniMr. and Mrs. Hand S. BarrettMr. and Mrs. Charles T. BaskervillMr. and Mrs. Keith R. BelcherMr. Steven BenhamDr. and Mrs. Ken BernardMs. Ramona V. BernardMr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Birchett, IIIMr. and Mrs. Jerry A. BlahaMr. Sean P. BootyMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. BowenMs. Tami L. BowmanMr. Patteson Branch, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Frasier W. BrickhouseMrs. Tonda A. BrockwellMr. Paul BrownMrs. Paula BrumfieldMrs. Lois S. BryantMr. and Mrs. Paul D. BurgessMs. Kaitlyn H. BurtonMr. Bill ButlerMr. David CanadaCarson Ruritan ClubMs. Katherine W. CashMr. and Mrs. Paul W. CashMs. Patricia R. CassidyMr. and Mrs. M. Stephen CatesMr. and Mrs. Richard C. CharvatMs. Nikki M. ChildsMr. and Mrs. Lanny CoatesMr. Willie L. ColeMs. Anne CollinsMr. and Mrs. Ralph L. CollinsCommonwealth of VirginiaMr. Albert L. CooksMs. Lynne A. CoxMs. Jacquelyn G. CraftonMr. and Mrs. Freddie D. BaileyMs. Karen CrockerCustom Cuts Inc.Custom Flooring of VA, Inc.Dr. Nathaniel W. CuthbertMr. James F. D’alton, Jr.Dan’s Backhoe Service, Inc.Ms. Martha M. DickMs. Grace DolinMs. Selena Dolin-ArominDrs. Gilbert & Farley, OD, PCEliades and Eliades, PCMr. and Mrs. Richard C. FaderMs. Victoria FarmerMr. Ralph ForloinesMr. and Mrs. Dennis W. FoxworthMs. Gwen FunderburkMrs. W. B. GayMr. Earl GeorgeGFWC Junior Woman’s Club of

Hopewell, Inc.Mrs. Stephen H. Good

Mr. and Mrs. William J. GrahamMr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Griffith, Jr.Mrs. Maria GuidryMs. Kathleen N. HalpausMrs. Judy HambyMr. Edward G. HanzlikMr. and Mrs. Atwell S. Harrison, Jr.Mr. James A. HarveyMr. Robert T. Hawks, IIIMr. and Mrs. Michael HayesThe Henn Agency Inc.Mrs. Grace E. HowellMr. David HuntingtonMr. Charles F. HurlbutMr. Nathan HutzellMr. and Mrs. Onza E. HyattIndustrial Steam Cleaning of VA, LLCMr. and Mrs. Riley Ingram, Jr.Mr. Riley E. IngramMr. Gerald JacksonJames E. Adkins Builder, Inc.Mr. Kenny JarrattJohnson Printing ServiceMrs. Kim JohnsonMr. David F. JohnstonMr. and Mrs. John H. JonesMs. Robin A. JonesMr. and Mrs. Peter J. KainKatherine M. Ferrell, Inc.Mrs. Irma M. KaufmanMr. and Mrs. Jack M. KitchenMr. Christopher D. KnaggsMr. Robert P. KyleMs. Sarah E. LambMr. Thomas C. LanikMr. Thomas F. LawMrs. Frances LeeMr. and Mrs. Otis M. Lilley JrMr. and Mrs. Pete LokantMr. and Mrs. Clayton B. LoweMr. and Mrs. Alfred L. Lundie, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Calvin ManningMr. James D. Mason, Jr.Ms. Sherri McGrathMrs. Sue MenkeMr. Daniel MillerMr. James W. Miller, IIMr. and Mrs. Michael D. MitchellMr. William F. MitchellMr. and Mrs. David C. Moody, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Moore, Jr.Rev. Charles N. Moore, JrMs. Mary L. MorrisMrs. Ann C. MorrissMr. and Mrs. David A. MosleyMr. and Mrs. Harold MurphyMs. Susan D. MyersNanny’sMr. Mike NaultyMr. and Mrs. Dwight F. NaveMs. Cynthia NesterMs. Mary B. NixMr. Buck NunnallyMr. and Mrs. Robert D. PauleyMr. and Mrs. Michael L. Paxton

Ms. Mary V. PearsonPeoples Advantage Federal Credit UnionMs. Margaret M. PhelpsPower of Prayer Sunday School Class/Newville United Methodist ChurchMr. and Mrs. Albert W. PriceMr. and Mrs. Richard PriceMs. Robin H. PruettMr. Phillip PughMr. and Mrs. John RadfordRaines Garden CenterMr. F. RatliffMr. and Mrs. Denzel V. Reed, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Reedy, Sr.Ms. Cheryl B. ReiferMr. and Mrs. Randall J. ReissMs. Patty RhodesMr. and Mrs. Donald R. RileyMs. K. H. RitchieRiver’s Bend GrillMr. and Mrs. C. Wilson RivesMr. and Mrs. Michael A. RobertsMr. Richard RowlandMs. Darlene RowseyDr. and Mrs. Edward E. Ruhnke, Jr.Ms. Karen SaundersMr. and Mrs. Danny SayeMr. Alfred L. SchneiderMr. and Mrs. Steven T. ShultzMr. and Mrs. Joseph B. SiltzMr. and Mrs. Joseph E. SkaggsMr. Clinton L. SmithMr. and Mrs. Jason SmithMr. and Mrs. Laurel SmithMr. and Mrs. Robert W. N. Smith, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Vincent R. SmithMr. Fuat SonuparlakMr. and Mrs. Gary S. SpiveyStacy’s Therapeutic Massage, LLCMr. and Mrs. Joe C. Stowe, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. James J. Taylor, Jr.Mrs. Johnnie T. TerryThomas W. Prince Insurance AgencyMrs. Thelma D. ThomasMr. Ed ThompsonMr. Isaac P. ThomsenTorsten E. Peterson, Jr.Tri-City WreckerMrs. Mary L. TuckerTyree Funeral HomeMs. D. Katheleen W. VolkMr. John F. WadeMs. Brenda H. WaltonMr. and Mrs. T.J. Webb, Jr.Wedgewood Construction

Company, Inc.Mr. Arnold A. Westbrook, Jr.Dr. Russell E. Whitaker, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. James L. WicksMr. and Mrs. Glen WilkersonMr. and Mrs. Delmus E. WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Jerry A. WilliamsMr. Lawrence J. WilsonMr. and Mrs. Robert S. WinnDr. and Mrs. Ross N. Wlodawsky

Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne N. WohnigMs. Jean M. Yerian

memOriALSIn memory of Martha Loving

AlexanderGFWC Junior Woman’s Club of

Hopewell, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Alvin OberryMrs. Margaret A. Schulze

In memory of Kathleen M. H. “Pete” Barnes

Ford Agency, Inc.

In memory of Ted P. BlanksMr. E. E. BlanksFord Agency, Inc.Ingram for DelegateMrs. Kim JohnsonMr. and Mrs. John H. JonesMs. Janet C. NicholsonMr. and Mrs. Albert W. PriceMr. and Mrs. Denzel V. Reed, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. RileyMrs. Margaret A. SchulzeMr. Ed Thompson

In memory of Anderson J. Blevins and Thelma L. Hammond

Mrs. Betty H. BlevinsMr. and Mrs. Joseph M. ParkerRichmond Cold Storage Co., LLCJames J. Vergara & Associates

In memory of Doug BlountMr. Thomas R. BlountMr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Parker

In memory of Josephine BlountMr. Thomas R. Blount

In memory of David CampMr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Pettler

In memory of Barry Joe CarrFord Agency, Inc.

In memory of Paul R. Carraway N. B. Clements Junior High School

In memory of Wilson ChambersMr. and Mrs. Freddie D. BaileyMr. and Mrs. Ronald L. CaricofeMr. and Mrs. John M. HayesMs. Linda HyslopMs. Robin A. Jones

In memory of Plato G. EliadesMr. Thomas C. Lanik

In memory of Johnny EnglandFord Agency, Inc.

In memory of Cindy Coleman English

Mr. and Mrs. James A. Coleman

In memory of Harry FarmerMs. Victoria Farmer

In memory of Coach Kevin FergusonPrince George High School

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In memory of Thomas C. FrazierMs. Charlotte H. AndrewsMs. Bonnie Barbini

In memory of Louis C. GibbsMrs. Ursula M. GibbsMrs. Carolyn O. ReadeDrs. Clifton and Erin ReadeMr. and Mrs. James C. Stewart

In memory of Woodson and Mary Gilliam

Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Ragland

In memory of Fern A. GlassMs. Jacquelyn G. Crafton

In memory of Barbara GrahamFord Agency, Inc.

In memory of Dr. Edward P. Henry, Jr. and Lucille C. Henry

Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Parr, Jr.

In memory of Gregg E. HosackMr. and Mrs. James C. Stewart

In memory of Roland W. HowellMrs. Grace E. HowellMr. and Mrs. John D. Sharpe

In memory of Patricia “Ann” Hudgins

Ford Agency, Inc.Mrs. Kim JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Albert W. PriceMr. and Mrs. Denzel V. Reed, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Riley

In memory of Mary Ann IngramIngram for Delegate

In memory of John and Shanda Jackson

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald HayesMrs. Doreatha W. Jackson

In memory of Francis JonesFord Agency, Inc.

In memory of Professor Ahmed Hasan Khan

Dr. Mubashir A. Khan

In memory of Dr. Thomas M. Law Mr. Thomas F. Law

In memory of Ruth C. MinterFord Agency, Inc.

In memory of Christine MitchellMr. William F. Mitchell

In memory of Carol Ruth Alexander Moore

Mr. Ivan A. Moore

In memory of Bobby OwenA Auto Body, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Bucky AllinMr. and Mrs. Alan L. AugustBB&T Sales FinanceMr. and Mrs. Michael R. BeaudetMr. Randall CarsonCarter Myers AutomotiveColonial Honda

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey DarbyMr. Ted DoughertyDisputanta Ruritan ClubDrs. Gilbert & Farley, OD, PCFamily Center 1472/Loyal Order

of MooseMr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Figg, Jr.Gateway HyundaiMr. Mark GlidewellThe Goodman-Gable-Gould Co./

Adjustors InternationalMr. Samuel HarrellHeritage ChevroletHIKO INC.Mr. Brent HolstenMr. Daniel M. HoskinsMr. Stephen T. HurstIngram for DelegateJ. T. Morriss & Son, Inc. Funeral HomesMr. and Mrs. Christopher A. JohnsonMr. Derrick JohnsonMs. Despin KishMr. R. T. Leonard, Jr.Mitchell, Wiggins & Company, LLPMs. Mary L. MorrisNorth Elementary School EmployeesOrlando Business SystemsMr. Michael C. OwenMr. and Mrs. Robert H. Owen, IIIMr. and Mrs. Charles A. PattonPro-Vend, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Puryear, Jr.R.M. Wilkinson Oil & Propane, Inc.Mr. Bryan S. ReedyRichmond Automobile Dealers

AssociationRichmond Cold Storage Co., LLCSportsman Motors, Inc.Strosnider ChevroletThomas W. Prince Insurance AgencyDr. Charles W. ThomasTimmons GroupTonda Enterprises, Inc.Mr. Robert A. VanceMr. and Mrs. Mark WeinerMr. and Mrs. William A. Young, Jr.

In memory of Robert & Irene Pearson

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Griffith, Jr.

In memory of Carl R. PigeonMrs. Gail Pigeon

In memory of Prince George High School Classes of the Sixties

Ms. Patricia R. CassidyMr. Jerry W. Harville

In memory of Prince George High School Teachers and Alumni

Mr. and Mrs. James T. BurenIngram for DelegateMr. R. T. Leonard, Jr.Dr. Charles W. ThomasMr. William A. VickersMr. and Mrs. Delmus E. Williams

In memory of Mary H. QuarrelsMr. Paul L. Quarrels

In memory of Omar RitchieMs. K. H. Ritchie

In memory of Genevieve Renn Roscher

Ingram for DelegateMr. and Mrs. Wade L. MokarryRoscher Financial Group

In memory of Ron RowleyMr. Stephen H. GoodMr. and Mrs. Larry D. Ragland

In memory of Matt SayeACF EnvironmentalMr. Thomas C. AdamsMrs. Barbara C. AllinMr. and Mrs. Bucky AllinAlpha Delta Kappa VA/

Gamma Pi ChapterMs. Joyce C. AndersonMr. and Mrs. L. Kevin AndersonAnonymousMs. Judy BaileyMs. Susan S. BarrettMr. and Mrs. Keith R. BelcherMr. Bob BlankenshipMr. David R. BogeseMs. Tami L. BowmanMr. Jackie Bradley, Jr.Breez-In Associates LCMs. Barbara J. BrooksMr. Paul BrownBruce Howard Contracting, Inc.Ms. Kaitlyn H. BurtonMrs. Edna T. CainMs. Katherine W. CashMr. and Mrs. Paul W. CashCedar Springs FarmCedar Springs Properties, LLCMs. J. Caroline ChamnessMr. Joshua M. ChappellMr. and Mrs. Richard C. CharvatMr. and Mrs. William D. ClarkMr. Paul O. Clay, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Lanny CoatesMs. Robin ColeMr. and Mrs. James D. ComerCustom Cuts Inc.Custom Flooring of VA, Inc.Dan’s Backhoe Service, Inc.DGB Environmental ConsultingDisputanta Volunteer Fire Dept.Ms. Grace DolinMs. Selena Dolin-ArominMr. Steve C. DulingFIXN-ACMrs. Lena S. FranklinMr. and Mrs. Roger Franklin, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan D. FrostMr. and Mrs. Paul GelfeldMr. Earl GeorgeGolden Image Advertising, LLCMr. Kenneth GravelyMr. Michael W. Groff

Mrs. Maria GuidryMr. and Mrs. J. Timothy HamlinMs. Michelle S. HarrisMr. and Mrs. Atwell S. Harrison, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Nelson S. HarveyMr. William A. HavardMr. and Mrs. Michael HayesThe Henn Agency Inc.Mr. Bradley HughesMr. Nathan HutzellJames E. Adkins Builder, Inc.Katherine M. Ferrell, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. KochMs. Jeanie LambMs. Sarah E. LambMr. and Mrs. Otis M. Lilley, JrMr. and Mrs. Pete LokantMr. and Mrs. Clayton B. LoweMr. and Mrs. Alfred L. Lundie, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Allen Manning, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Calvin ManningMs. Rebecca J. MenefeeMr. and Mrs. Michael D. MitchellMr. and Mrs. David C. Moody, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Moore, Jr.Ms. Ann B. MorrissetteMr. and Mrs. Harold MurphyNanny’sMr. and Mrs. Robert D. PauleyMs. Mary V. PearsonMr. and Mrs. Frank PezzulliMs. Margaret M. PhelpsPower of Prayer SS Class/Newville United Methodist ChurchPrince George High School Faculty

and StaffMs. Robin H. PruettMr. Phillip PughRaines Garden CenterMr. F. RatliffMs. Cheryl B. ReiferMs. Patty RhodesRiver’s Bend GrillMr. and Mrs. Michael A. RobertsMr. and Mrs. Robert RosiekMs. Darlene RowseyMs. Karen SaundersMr. and Mrs. Danny SayeMr. and Mrs. William J. SayeMr. and Mrs. John D. SharpeMr. and Mrs. Steven T. ShultzMr. and Mrs. Joseph B. SiltzSKS CorporationMr. and Mrs. Jason SmithStacy’s Therapeutic Massage, LLCSussex I State PrisonSynergy PT & Athletic PerformanceMr. Isaac P. ThomsenTorsten E. Peterson, Jr.Tri-City WreckerTyree Funeral HomeMs. Brenda H. WaltonMr. and Mrs. T. J. Webb, Jr.Wedgewood Construction

Company, Inc.

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Mr. and Mrs. James L. WicksThe Wilkerson FamilyDr. and Mrs. Ross N. WlodawskyMr. and Mrs. Dwayne N. Wohnig

In memory of Betty Schneider Mr. Alfred L. Schneider

In memory of Nancy J. SeavyMr. and Mrs. D. Paul KarnesMr. John E. Seavy

In memory of Mr. and Mrs. Jack R. Sharpe

Mr. and Mrs. John D. Sharpe

In memory of Joan Glascock Skaggs Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. CollinsIngram for DelegateDr. and Mrs. David A. LaymanMr. David A. Layman, Jr.Mrs. Floyd L. MooreMr. and Mrs. Joseph M. ParkerDr. and Mrs. Jerome D. SkaggsMr. and Mrs. Joseph E. SkaggsMrs. Mary L. Tucker

In memory of James L. “Skeets” & Marguerite M. Slagle

Mr. and Mrs. James E. SlagleMs. Jo TurekMr. William A. Vickers

In memory of Charles W. SmithMrs. Hillie Smith EdwardsIndustrial Steam Cleaning of VA, LLC

In memory of Charles H. & Virginia P. Thomas

Dr. Charles W. Thomas

In memory of Homer B. Thomas, Sr.Mrs. Thelma D. Thomas

In memory of Jack ThomassonMs. Linda HyslopIngram for DelegateMr. and Mrs. Fred C. MoreneRotary Club of Hopewell

In memory of Lynda TomlinMr. and Mrs. R. Craig Hopson

In memory of H. Carlton TownesMr. and Mrs. C. Wilson RivesMr. W. K. Williamson, Jr.

In memory of Veterans of Foreign Wars

VFW – Post 637

In memory of Dr. Arnold A. Westbrook, Sr.

Mr. Arnold A. Westbrook, Jr.

In memory of Myrtle B. WhitakerDr. Russell E. Whitaker, Jr.

In memory of Tricia W. WhiteDr. Russell E. Whitaker, Jr.

In memory of Lillie N. WickerMr. Samuel T. Wicker

In memory of Connie WilliamsonMr. and Mrs. J. Bunn Armstrong

Eliades and Eliades, PCMs. Jane M. EliadesMr. and Mrs. Willliam R. Elliott, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. FaderMr. and Mrs. Dennis W. FoxworthMr. and Mrs. Richard HoaglandMr. and Mrs. D. Paul KarnesMr. and Mrs. Robert D. KirkseyDr. Jane R. McCullenMrs. Mary S. MooreMrs. William P. MooreMrs. Katherine O. PattersonMr. and Mrs. Laurel SmithMrs. Melissa SmithMr. & Mrs. Joe C. Stowe, Jr.Mr. W. K. Williamson, Jr.

In memory of Lawrence L. WilsonMr. Lawrence J. Wilson

In memory of Gwendolyn K. WrightMs. Violet A. Wright

In memory of William H. ZeinerMr. Robert T. Hawks, III

HOnOrAriumSIn honor of Dr. Gurpal Bhuller and

Dr. Neena SinghMetis LLC

In honor of Franklin D. BoyceCapital Advisory Group Investment

AdvisorsDr. and Mrs. David A. Layman

In honor of Juanita C. ChambersMr. and Mrs. Freddie D. BaileyMr. and Mrs. Ronald L. CaricofeMs. Robin A. Jones

In honor of Santita L. CooksMr. Albert L. Cooks

In honor of Jane M. EliadesMs. Nikki M. Childs

In honor of Alan S. Foster, G. Reid Foster, Jr., Kevin S. Foster, and Sandra F. Perkins

Mrs. Evelyn P. Foster

In honor of Ursula M. GibbsMrs. Carolyn O. ReadeDrs. Clifton and Erin Reade

In honor of Professor Ahmed Hasan Khan

Dr. Mubashir A. Khan

In honor of Dr. David A. LaymanMr. David A. Layman, Jr.

In honor of Preston and Ann LeakeMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. BowenMrs. Paula Brumfield

In honor of Michael L. MahaneyMrs. Margaret A. Schulze

In honor of Megan B. McGrath and Tori M. Pierce

Ms. Sherri McGrath

In honor of Janice L. RowleyMr. and Mrs. David S. Good

In honor of Sylvia J. SlominskiMr. Michael H. Slominski

In honor of Robert C. and Dianne W. Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne E. Hedgepeth

In honor of Donna WatsonMrs. Margaret A. Schulze

In honor of The Weinstein FamilyAnastasia, LLCAXA FoundationMr. and Mrs. Richard T. BettonMr. Patteson Branch, Jr.Ms. Lynn CoxMr. James F. D’alton. Jr.Eliades and Eliades, PCDr. and Mrs. Frederick I. EndeJacobs Financial GroupMr. and Mrs. Michael B. MayesMr. Dennis K. MorrisOld Mansion FoodsMr. and Mrs. Grady W. PowellRoslyn Farm CorporationMr. Robert W. SchaberbSecurity Storage Service, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Smith, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Dennis B. SullivanMrs. Johnnie T. TerryMr. and Mrs. Richard B. Taylor

in-KinD DOnOrSAmerican Hole-in-OneApplebee’sAppomattox River Peanut CompanyArby’sAuto ZoneBank of Southside VABatter’s ChoiceBill and Kim BaileyBretmorBuffalo Wild WingsBunkie Trinite TrophiesButterworth’s Furniture – HopewellCatered Affairs by ShelbyChen’s Chinese RestaurantChester YMCAChick-fil-A – ChesterChick-fil-A – Colonial HeightsCindy’s Salon and SpaCoghill Gifts & FramesColonial Italian RestaurantCountry Club of PetersburgCountry CurtainsDairy QueenDenny’sDillard’sDixie Restaurant – PetersburgDomino’s Pizza – Richmond AreaEl CaporalEVB (Eastern Virginia Bank)FirestoneFood LionFrito Lay

Gardener’s GateGiuseppe’s Italian RestaurantHalfway HouseHamilton’s Pro ShopHand and Susan BarrettHeretick Feed & SeedHoliday Barn Pet ResortHoliday InnHome Depot – ChesterHome Depot – Colonial HeightsJackie Bradley, Jr.Jalapeno’sJan BrownJimmy’s GrilleJordan Point Country ClubJordan Point Golf CourseK&L BarbecueKingsmill Resort and SpaLewis Ginter Botanical GardentsLigon Jones InsuranceLoveland Inc.Luca’s Italian RestaurantLynn’s HallmarkMaggie’sMartin’s Grocery StoreMim’s Nelsen Funeral HomeO’Charley’sOakland Baptist ChurchOlive Garden Italian RestaurantPampered Chef - Carrie NimmoPerdue ChickenR. M. Wilkinson Oil & Propane, Inc.Red LobsterRichmond Flying SquirrelsRichmond KickersRoma’s RestaurantRosa’s RestaurantSagebrush - Colonial HeightsSam’s Club – Colonial HeightsScience Museum of VirginiaSheetzSibley’s BBQSignature Salon and Spa - Kathy FerrellStaff of South Elementary SchoolStaplesStarbucksStarbucks - MidlothianSteinMartStrosnider ChevroletSunTrust BankSunTrust Bank - HopewellSwift Creek Mill Theatre, Inc.Tami BowmanTargetThe Retreat Salon and SpaTheatre IVValentine Richmond Historical SocietyVATEX America, Inc.Vergara’s CleanersVirginia Historical SocietyWest End Service CenterWintergreen ResortYankee Coffee Shop

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if yOu hit the greens in the next couple of months, you’ll probably need to wipe the sweat off the back of your neck. But if you play in John Randolph Foundation’s Annual Golf Tournament on October 8th, you won’t. We’re predicting blue skies and mild temperatures in the low to mid 70’s!

Monday, October 8, 2012 is the date for the foundation’s 13th annual golf tournament which will be held, once again, at the beautiful country club of petersburg. Nestled in the heart of the Southside, it is one of the South’s most historic and charming country clubs.

This fun-filled tournament raises money for John Randolph Foundation’s scholarship funds which have been established by individuals, civic organizations and area businesses. Over the past 12 years, these funds have assisted almost 550 area students with

the opportunity to fulfill their educational dreams by attending college and technical schools.

Hopewell native Lee Mahaney, Account Executive Sales Producer at the Ford Agency is serving as the chairman of this year’s exciting tournament. In addition to competing for first, second and third place, golfers will also vie for the longest drive, closest to the pin, a chance to ‘beat the pro’ and the opportunity to win a brand new car.

please consider becoming a sponsor or entering a team. You can restrict your contribution to any JRF scholarship or award. For more information or to register online, visit our website at

http://johnrandolphfoundation.org and click on What We Do/Upcoming Events. Or call the Foundation’s office at 458-2239.

Let’s all “Hit the Greens for Scholarships” and take a ‘slice’ out of the escalating cost of higher education for our kids!

Departing Trustees and Welcomes New PresidentThanks

2012 John randolph foundation golf tournament: October 8th

at its January BOard Meeting, the John Randolph Foundation installed Mr. Kevin S. Foster as its president for 2012. In accepting the Board’s appointment, Mr. Foster thanked outgoing President, Ronald L. Caricofe, for his service during the previous year. “I look forward to benefiting from his leadership and guidance in the upcoming year,” he said. Mr. Caricofe will continue to remain active by serving on the Executive Committee as well as several other Foundation committees.

Mr. Caricofe recognized the contributions of three retiring trustees: Mrs. Jeanne M. Flinn, Mrs. Anne Page Henry, and Mr. Paul Karnes. Mrs. Flinn had been on the Board since 2008, Mrs. Henry since 2002 and Mr. Karnes since 2007. Mr. Caricofe thanked

them for their faithful service as members of the Foundation’s Board of Trustees. He applauded their tenure stating, “You will be missed very much and we thank you for your years of hard work on behalf of the John Randolph Foundation.”

President Foster also thanked the three retiring trustees. In recognizing the work of Mr. Karnes, Mr. Foster stated: “On any day, Paul’s 50 percent effort would be a normal man’s 100 percent. We sincerely hope you will continue to be involved in the Foundation in the days to come.”

President Foster has served on the JRF Board of Trustees since 2007. He is a Certified Public Accountant who earned his degree in accounting from Virginia

Polytechnic Institute. He is a former trustee of the Prince George Emergency Crew and, until last year, served as Vice Chairman of the Prince George County School Board. He is also a member of the Prince George Fire Department and the Prince George Ruritan Club. Mr. Foster lives in Prince George with his wife, Tara, and two children.

In addition, the following officers have been appointed for the upcoming year:President: Mr. Kevin S. Foster Vice President: Mr. James T. BurenSecretary: Ms. Linda E. HyslopTreasurer: Dr. Jerome D. SkaggsImmediate Past President: Mr. Ronald L. Caricofe

2012 JrF president, Kevin Foster, welcomes new trustees diane parr, Linda ault, elisa Carraway, Jerry williams and andrew Clarkpaul Karnes Jeanne m. Flinn anne page Henry

2011 JrF tournament’s naming Sponsor team: the John randolph medical Center

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John randolph FoundationP.o. Box 1606112 n. Main streetHopewell, Va 23860

NONPROFITORgaNIzaTIONU.S. POSTagE

PAIDRichmond, VaPermit No. 729

eventsUPCOMINGgrant information Sessions: July 19th | August 16th | September 20th | all sessions: 9am-11:30 at the John randolph foundation offices. please call 804-458-2239 to register.

Spring 2012 grant Awards receptionTuesday, July 17, 2012

Fall 2012 Concept paper DeadlineWednesday, August 1, 2012

John randolph Foundation golf TournamentMonday, October 8, 2012

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