PCSC - Community Connections Summer 2017 by Angela Partin

Summer 2017

Community Connections Clinton | Columbia | Florence | Foothills | Summerville

App 2017 rec D iat onor ion Issu e

Aging Out Loud Each May, the Administration for Community Living leads our nation’s celebration of Older Americans Month. This year’s theme, “Age Out Loud,” strived to give aging a new voice—one that reflects what today’s older adults have to say. The purpose of this theme shines a light on many important trends. More than ever before, older Americans are working longer, trying new things, and engaging in their communities. They’re taking charge, striving for wellness, focusing on independence, and advocating for themselves and others. What it means to age has changed, and we celebrate the art of “aging gracefully.” To keep the ball rolling, The Clinton Presbyterian Community celebrated a new “Out Loud” activity every week during the month of May. The first Out Loud event took place at the M.S. Bailey Child Development Center in Clinton. Several residents volunteered their time to visit the children in their classrooms Martha Simmons reads to a to Read Out Loud during student at the M.S. Bailey Child their story time. This was a Development Center. great time to share the joys of reading and bring the generations together for a time of learning and fellowship. The kids were thrilled to have visitors, and the residents loved every bit of it! …continued on page 4

Recognizing Donors as Heaven-Sent

aith-based, charitable, not-for-profit … these are just a few words that can be used to describe the Presbyterian Communities of South Carolina organization and its mission of serving older adults. “Faith-based,” “charitable,” and “not-for profit” also hint at the crucial role that generous donors have played in our organization from the very beginning. Motivated by faith and charity, the churches and individuals that support us financially are true partners with us in this special ministry. This issue of Community Connections is therefore dedicated to our donors. Without them, we could not continue to serve as our constituents have come to expect. As the Letter of James says, “Every generous act of giving, with every perfect gift, is from above, coming down from the Father of lights, with whom there is no variation or shadow due to change” (1:17). Therefore, we recognize our donors as God’s own blessing, sent from heaven. Thank you to our donors for your part in making this organization the outstanding ministry it is today!

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From The Chief Executive Officer

Let PCSC Give Back

resbyterian Communities of South Carolina is delighted to recognize our supporters in this special donor issue of Community Connections. We are truly blessed to receive generous support from churches, presbyteries and individuals who keep our ministry strong and impactful. While you will find much inside this issue celebrating the donors who support PCSC and those we serve, I also want to highlight that PCSC stands ready to support and resource our churches. How can PCSC serve your church? In a number of ways. Do you have a weekly program series? We would be glad to send a speaker that could address various aging-related issues, such as: • Dementia care • The principles of Medicare • The spirituality of aging • How to select a retirement community • Nutrition • And more While these topics would be of interest to seniors groups, we believe children of aging parents would also benefit. If you are interested in a more detailed workshop on an aging-related topic, perhaps for caregivers of older adults, let us know and we will work to help meet your need.

PCSC is also a resource when churches need a supply preacher. Franklin Fant, our Director of Church Relations, is available to preach and lead Sunday worship, and he is glad to preach across the state. Our chaplains are also a great resource for pulpit supply, as Sunday worship at most of our communities takes place in the late afternoon. Many church groups enjoy visiting our campuses for an in-depth tour and a complementary lunch. We are also glad to supply meeting space for our churches and the five South Carolina Presbyteries when the need arises. Of course, as a ministry that was originally founded to serve Presbyterian older adults, this remains the central way we stand ready to support our churches: by providing an environment that promotes the social, physical and spiritual well-being of their members who live with us. Not only does this benefit these senior church members, it benefits those who care about them by giving peace of mind. So how can PCSC help your church and its members? We are eager to hear from you!

Kathy Ligon, President and CEO

The PCSC Foundation is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt, non-profit organization that receives and manages charitable gifts given to support the mission and ministry of Presbyterian Communities of SC (PCSC). You can make your charitable gifts to PCSC payable to the PCSC Foundation. Your gifts are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. 2

Foundation Report

Mother’s Day Offering Update

ast year, Presbyterian Communities of South Carolina touched the lives of 47 residents who could no longer afford to live with us. As with every year, the Mother’s Day Offering was a significant resource supporting our ability to provide shelter and nurture for these individuals, as well as give peace of mind to their families. We are glad to share that through the 2017 Mother’s Day Offering, generous churches and donors are once again giving strength to our commitment to care for those who outlive their life savings through no fault of their own. As the chart below indicates, the results of the 2017 Mother’s Day Offering to-date are comparable to 2016, particularly after considering that Mother’s Day fell a week earlier in 2016. While individual gifts made directly to PCSC are lower so far this year, gifts received from churches have increased. The amount collected for 2017 will continue to increase through the upcoming weeks. We ask churches to remit their collection of the Mother’s Day Offering if they’ve not already done so. Likewise, we ask individuals who missed the Offering to consider making a gift today. You can use the enclosed envelope and may simply write “Mother’s Day” on it if you would like us to count it toward this important campaign. Many thanks to all the faithful churches and individuals who take up the banner of the Mother’s Day Offering each year. One hundred percent of your gift makes a direct impact on charitable care for residents. Mother's Day Results Thru July 15 $160,000 140,000

$138,281

$129,378

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$73,105 $82,428

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Franklin Fant, Director of Foundation Services and Church Relations

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Have you considered…? The stock market has been on a tear, with the Russell 2000 Index up a whopping 17 percent for the last 12 months as I write this in mid-July. Many investors have significant capital gains in their portfolios, and using appreciated securities to make a charitable gift is a smart way to manage these gains. Because these gifts avoid capital gains taxes, it costs donors less to make the same size gift compared to cash. If you’re interested in making a gift of securities, please call the Foundation office at (803) 7725885 (toll-free 1-800-842-4855) and we will give you or your broker the information needed to complete the gift.

Or perhaps you would be interested in… See pages 8-9 for more ideas about ways to support PCSC using your IRA or by setting up a charitable gift annuity that provides you income and plans a gifts for PCSC. 3

PCSC News Aging Out Loud contined from page 1

Bill Pace shoots some hoops during the Aging Out Loud field day event.

The next Out Loud endeavor required residents to venture outside. One is never too old to Go Outside and play, and that is just what they did. A field day was held, complete with games such as cornhole, basketball and ring toss, as well as lemonade and cookies! The day ended with some friendly competition and lots of laughs. Speaking of laughs, who doesn’t like to Laugh Out Loud every once in a while? To kick start everyone’s giggle boxes, Chaplain Debbie Johnson led a workshop on The Benefits of Humor showing that, in addition to the cheering effects of a sincere chuckle, laughing can also improve health – it burns calories, releases endorphins and boosts the immune system! As humorist and motivational speaker Michael Pritchard once said, “We don’t stop laughing because we grow old; we grow old because we stop laughing.” In an effort to keep each other laughing, residents submitted their favorite jokes and funny stories so that they could be read aloud and shared with everyone. After each joke, a mixture of thunderous applause and belly-laughs resonated throughout the room. Most people would agree that laughter really is the best medicine. The final Out Loud event included the wonderful gifts of music and song. The four- and five-year olds from 4

the Big Blue Marble Daycare Center came to Sing Out Loud the songs they learned in school this past year. Once they finished singing through the ABC’s, months of the year, and counted all of the “monkeys swinging in the trees,” they greeted their audience with warm hugs and handmade, colored cards to thank each resident for listening. Later that same day, the residents had another opportunity to sing out loud when Lucille Harper, daughter of resident Frances McSween, came by to tickle the ivories in Frampton Parlor and lead a sing-along. Singing, like laughing, also has many health benefits. Along with the Virginia Sides and child from Big Blue Marble joyful tunes Day Care Center after “Singing Out Loud.” came a time to remember happy memories and reminisce about the good ole days. Everyone left the parlor with a smile on their face. The Age Out Loud theme opened doors and encouraged residents to try new things within the walls of the community and around the town of Clinton itself. Celebrating Older Americans Month is a great way to remember the importance of striving for wellness, focusing on independence, and paying attention to what today’s older adults have to say. It is also important to remember that this celebration should not be confined to one month out of the year. We should all strive to Live Out Loud every single day! Aging Out Loud was written by Hannah Taylor, Life Enrichment Assistant at The Clinton Presbyterian Community.

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Excitement is Building! Presbyterian Communities of South Carolina continues to expand and enhance its communities in exciting ways. Key projects underway at the moment focus on building residential living apartments in two communities and building a new healthcare facility.

Residential Living Easley

Summerville

The Foothills Retirement Community will be hosting a special event on September 7 at 11 a.m. for those who would like to learn more about these new apartments. Lunch is included. Please call Cathy Stuckey at (864) 859-3367 or toll-free (866) 315-4724 or email her at FoothillsMarketing@PresComm.org for more information.

For those interested in learning more, The Village will be hosting a lunch event on August 24 beginning at 11 a.m. For more information, call Jessa Carter at (843) 873-2550 or toll-free (866) 315-4725 or email SummervilleMarketing@ PresComm.org.

Construction continues on Great Oak Way, a wing of 12 new Independent Living apartments. The project is expected to be completed for move-ins this Fall, and eight apartments have already been claimed. The apartments come in one- and two-bedroom options and will offer a breadth of amenities, such as spacious, open kitchens; laundry rooms equipped with washers and dryers; and covered patios and decks.

At The Village at Summerville, 18 new Independent Living apartments are also underway. This three-story building, called Grand Oak Way, will also offer one- and two-bedroom options and similar amenities to the new apartments at Foothills (see left). These residences are expected to be available for move-ins early 2018, and a number are already spoken for.

Healthcare Summerville

Progress continues on the new, 88-bed healthcare center at The Village at Summerville. It is anticipated that the project will be finished in early 2018 and that The Village will begin moving permanent healthcare and short-term rehab residents into the center in late spring of 2018.

Above: The new Village healthcare center is taking shape. Left: An aerial view of the entrance drive to the new healthcare center. 5

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A Variety of Ways to Bless Each of us desires to make a positive contribution toward the well-being of others. This happens most powerfully when we find a connection between what is meaningful to ourselves, as well as helpful to others.

each community. Gifts to the Employee Appreciation Fund are distributed to employees and their families at Christmastime.

There are a variety of ways the gift you make to Presbyterian Communities of South Carolina can bless the lives of seniors and local staff. Below are some examples of how your generosity can support this ministry in a way that is right for you.

Scholarships: Funds have been established at some communities to assist staff in their educational pursuits for advanced certificates and higher degree attainment. These funds also increase opportunities for staff to attend conferences and classes that teach the latest innovations in senior care and services.

Gifts for Charitable Care

Gifts for Life Enrichment

Charitable Care Fund: Through the ongoing use of this fund, residents who have outlived their financial resources through no fault of their own continue to live at PCSC. Resident Aid Endowment: If requested, your gift can be placed in the Resident Aid Endowment. Earnings from the endowment are used to meet future charitable care needs in perpetuity.

Gifts for The Benefit of Staff The compassionate employees at our communities work hard to give the best care to our residents. Below are opportunities to thank and support them. Employee Emergency Fund: Sometimes an employee encounters a financial or health crisis that is beyond their means. The emergency fund at each community is used to provide assistance for those demonstrating a genuine need. Employee Appreciation Fund: The Employee Appreciation Fund conveys gratitude for the service and special care rendered by our exceptional staff at

Presbyterian Communities seeks to fully integrate wellness into the daily activities of those who call PCSC home. For the benefit of residents, each community has: • A Chaplain’s Fund to enhance spiritual enrichment. • A Life Enrichment Fund to boost opportunities for intellectual and social well-being. • A Wellness Fund to augment resources for physical health. Gifts to these funds may be given for general use or for specified purposes. If you would like more information about these and other giving opportunities, please contact Franklin Fant, Director of Foundation Services and Church Relations, at (803) 772-5885 (toll-free 1-800-842-4855) or email Franklin.Fant@PresComm.org. ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– A remittance envelope is provided in this newsletter if you would like to make a special gift to benefit the ministry of Presbyterian Communities. Credit card donations are also accepted through our website at PresCommunities.org.

Your generosity and support are deeply appreciated!

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Old and Young Together:

Foothills Community Mentors College Interns

he Foothills Retirement Community in Easley has been coordinating a college summer internship program in partnership with Foothills Presbytery and local Presbyterian Churches. Through this ministry, staff and residents have engaged with interns in a mutually beneficial relationship of giving and receiving. The program is designed to mentor student interns from Upstate colleges as they seek to discern possible options for God’s vocation and call in their lives. This is the second year of the program, and it is being led by Foothills Chaplain Joseph Gaston, who helped initiate it last year while serving at John Knox Presbyterian Church in Greenville. Called “Listening for the Sacred Voice of Vocation and Call,” the program is designed to give the interns an opportunity to gain professional experience. Through that experience and shared reflection with program facilitators, mentors and one another, the students have an opportunity to explore their gifts and how God may be leading them to use those gifts. The Forum for Theological Exploration provided a seed grant for this ministry of vocation and call for young adults. The racially diverse group was made up of seven students. Each was assigned an “Eli Elder,” a Foothills Community resident or staff member who volunteered to

spend time mentoring the interns through prayer and conversation. This ministry of discernment allows residents to share their wisdom and life experience with a young person and enjoy the satisfaction of making a real contribution to the intern’s life. The name “Eli Elder” is meant to recall the Israelite priest Eli, who mentored his successor, the prophet Samuel, beginning in Samuel’s childhood (1 Samuel 1-4). Three of the interns were assigned to work at the Foothills Community this summer, where Michael Adcock has been working as Chaplain Intern. Resident Jean Wallis noted that, “He was very knowledgeable with Bible Study.” Prior to Michael’s first time leading Vespers, Randy Kowalski, former Presbyterian minister and now resident shared, “I have been praying for him because I remember how scared I was when I preached for the first time!” McKiver Smith’s work as Activities Intern has focused on a photo gallery that depicts the life and mission of the Foothills Community. “Everybody has enjoyed his photographs used in the Chapel services and newsletter,” said resident Dorcas Lindsay. Ben Matthews has worked as Music Intern both at the community and at First Presbyterian Church of Spartanburg. As part of his

A gathering of Foothill Presbytery’s interns and their sponsors while on retreat at Providence Presbyterian in Greenville.

work, Ben led weekly sing-alongs that were greatly enjoyed by the residents. One even concluded with a spontaneous, joyful expansion as two residents took up the piano afterwards and additional residents joined in the singing. Joseph has served as mentor for all three, with residents Frank and Laura Sutherland serving as assistant mentors. Foothills residents serving as Eli Elders to all of the interns include Ann and Jim Black, Julie Brice, Jane Hart, Bob Hazen, and Cathy Redd. Staff members serving as Eli Elders are Marcy Dickson and Birdie Smith. The experience of the Foothills Community and the interns this summer recalls Psalm 148:12-13: Young men and women alike, old and young together! Let them praise the name of the LORD, for his name alone is exalted; his glory is above earth and heaven. 7

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Donor Testimonials…

Why and How They Give

By design, Presbyterian Communities of South Carolina relies on generous donors, welcoming them to share in its mission to enrich the lives of older adults. It is particularly special for PCSC, then, when its supporters are willing to share how and why they give to its ministry. As these stories reveal, there are different ways of giving, but there is a way to give that suits each one’s circumstances.

“My Turn” Why He Gives

As a resident of the Foothills Retirement Community in Easley, Curtis Davis is not just a donor, he is a grateful resident. Curtis and his late wife, Ellen, have been generous donors in the past. When asked about his current motivation to give, he expressed his deep appreciation for the Foothills Community. “I really enjoy living here,” he shared, “and there is no way I’d live anywhere else.” Not long after he moved in, he said, he realized that the generosity of those who preceded him had helped found PCSC and the Foothills Community. “The ones who came before, the one who had big dreams, made this place possible,” he said.

How He Has Given

This year, Mr. Davis made a special gift from an IRA using a “qualified charitable distribution” (QCD). IRA owners are required to begin taking withdrawals from their IRA after age 70 ½. Of course, this also means paying taxes on the withdrawal. “I didn’t need the funds, however, for living expenses,” he shared. So instead of taking a withdrawal and paying taxes on it, he contacted the institution holding the IRA and arranged instead for a QCD to come to PCSC Foundation. QCD’s can offset required withdrawals dollar for dollar, and the owner may contribute up to $100,000 per year in this manner, even if this exceeds the minimum required withdrawal. Reflecting on his desire to make this gift from an IRA, he said, “Someone did this for me … now I want to do it for someone else. It’s my turn to ‘pass it on.’”

PCSC is grateful to these and so many other generous donors who keep our ministry healthy and vital. If you are interested in learning more about these or other ways of making a gift to PCSC that suits you and your circumstances, please contact Franklin Fant in the Foundation office at (803) 772-5885 (toll-free 1-800-842-4855) or email him at Franklin.Fant@PresComm.org. 8

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“Faithful Giver” Why She Gives

For many years, Gertrude Hall has believed in what PCSC does. She has seen her brother, the late Morgan Coker, as well as many of her fellow church members, enjoy living at PCSC’s communities. “It is a needed mission,” she said, referring to PCSC’s ministry to seniors.

How She Has Given

“Free to Give” Why She Gives

Maymie Lou Spearman has lived at the Florence Presbyterian Community for more than 11 years. When she first arrived, it was under challenging circumstances. “My husband, Allan, had Alzheimer’s, and I could no longer care for him at home, as well as take care of the house,” she said. “Living in a cottage here, I was better able to look after him, until his health declined further and he needed to move to the healthcare center.” She feels that she has continued to benefit from living at the Community since his passing. “I firmly believe that I am far more independent now than I would be if I were still living in our house.” “The Florence Community really is my home now,” she added, “and that sense of home extends beyond my cottage to the public areas, as well.”

Regularity and consistency have been Mrs. Hall’s trademarks over the “After my pledge How She Has Given years. This pattern began Spearman has expressed her appreciation for PCSC was finished, I Mrs. in 1983, when a capital and its mission through the use of a charitable gift campaign was launched realized that the annuity (CGA). These instruments provide a number of in the old Congaree benefits, including a regular cash stream to the donor. contributions Presbytery to build the Columbia Presbyterian had not been CGA’s work like this: A donor makes a gift of cash Community. A fund drive or securities under an agreement whereby the donor burdensome, so was held at Forest Lake future income for the rest of his or her life. Any I continued to receives Presbyterian Church to residual leftover comes to the charity. The payments are support the campaign, and support PCSC calculated based on the donor’s life expectancy. There are Mrs. Hall made a pledge, also tax benefits. A portion of the gift is tax-deductible, regularly.” “even though I had a and the annuity payments are partially tax-free, based on daughter in college,” she IRS calculations. Capital gain taxes can also be partially said. “After all, anyone can give a avoided if the CGA is established with appreciated securities. little bit. “In my case, the annuities replaced bonds that had matured at a time “After my pledge was finished, when no others were available paying good interest rates, so the gift I realized that the contributions was also a good investment,” explained Mrs. Spearman. “For a woman had not been burdensome, so in her 80’s, the tax benefits are significant. Now I receive the annuities I continued to support PCSC partially tax-free until I deplete the annuity portion of the CGA. regularly.” Supporting PCSC in Additional payments will become taxable if I live so long.” a disciplined manner was natural for her, she added. “I was a school She is particularly glad to be at a stage in her life where she can make a teacher, and was raised by school gift like a CGA. “I am so glad to be free to give to PCSC and to other teachers, and school teachers are, by causes in a way I have wanted to for many years.” nature, disciplined.”

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Donor Appreciation

The Planned Gift – An Intentional Legacy of Caring

ome charitable gifts to Presbyterian Communities of South Carolina are made out of joyful and generous spontaneity. Others are made only after a period of careful thought, prayer and planning.

Dr. Stacey Brennan, Board of Trustees Chair, presents a plaque of recognition to President and CEO Kathy Ligon.

30 Years of Service Long tenures of employment with one organization are particularly rare these days. It is noteworthy, then, that PCSC President and CEO Kathy Ligon reached her 30th anniversary of employment with PCSC this year. Kathy’s service was recognized at the May meeting of the Board of Trustees. Dr. Stacey Brennan, Board Chair, presented her with a plaque and praised her service to the ministry. “Take a walk with Kathy through the halls of any of our communities and you will see her mobbed by our residents, chatting and smiling, while recalling nearly each person’s name! We at PCSC are truly privileged to have a conscientious, learned and caring Chief Executive.” She also noted Kathy’s focus, energy and optimism. Dr. Brennan added, “Kathy, thank you for all you do, have done, and will do. Most of all, thank you for keeping our mission active before our eyes: to be ‘a compassionate Christian ministry dedicated to enriching the quality of life for seniors of all faiths.’” 10

Among the gifts in this second category are those that come to PCSC after the donor’s death: gifts made through one’s will, a trust, an IRA, a life insurance policy or other means. These kinds of gifts, by which one leaves an intentional legacy of caring, are commonly referred to as planned gifts, because they typically involve some degree of extra “planning ahead.” Some planned gifts are relatively easy to make. For instance, it is fairly simple to make PCSC Foundation the beneficiary of a life insurance policy or an IRA. All that is needed is to fill out a form provided by the insurance company or financial institution. Others planned gifts may require the services of an attorney. PCSC values every gift received, but planned gifts are particularly meaningful simply because in aggregate they represent the lion’s share of the donations received in any given year. Would you consider being one of those who leave an intentional legacy of caring for seniors? If you would like more information, please contact Franklin Fant, Director of Foundation Services and Church Relations, at (803) 772-5885 (toll-free 1-800-842-4855) or email him at Franklin.Fant@PresComm.org. You can also send in the envelope enclosed in this newsletter and check the box requesting information about estate planning.

Considering making a planned gift for the benefit of PCSC? Please designate the gift for: PCSC Foundation Federal Tax Identification Number (EIN): 37-1566967 PCSC Foundation exists solely to support Presbyterian Communities by receiving, holding and disbursing funds for PCSC’s benefit.

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The Good Samaritan Society The Good Samaritan Society recognizes the generosity of people who establish future gifts through their wills or other estate plans for the residents of Presbyterian Communities of South Carolina. Who is a member of The Good Samaritan Society? Anyone who notifies Presbyterian Communities of South Carolina in writing that a provision has been made for the mission and ministry of Presbyterian Communities through a bequest or other estate plan (including, but not limited to, charitable gift annuities, charitable trusts, life insurance, retirement plans) will be a member. Why should I notify PCSC of my plans? First, we want to be able to thank you for your generosity.

Second, notification allows us to make sure we understand how you intend for your gift to be used. Please let PCSC know of your planned gift by contacting the PCSC Foundation office at (803) 772-5885 (toll-free 1-888-842-4855). You can also use the enclosed envelope to notify us. How are members identified? Your membership in The Good Samaritan Society will be announced in Community Connections. The example you set by planning a gift will serve as a witness to others. We fully respect the privacy of donors, however, and will keep your membership anonymous if you so choose.

Members of the Good Samaritan Society

PCSC is deeply grateful to the members listed below and to others who have chosen to remain anonymous. Your gifts will make a lasting and significant impact on this ministry and the lives of those PCSC serves. Anonymous (16) Forrest and Maryann Abbott Lamar and Rosemary Bailes Mrs. Dorothy Camp Brown Mrs. Miriam A. Chastain Mrs. Lee Churchfield Mrs. Anne E. Cooke Mr. Max A. Craig Mr. and Mrs. Osmund W. Dixon Miss Pansy E. Duke The Reverend Dr. and Mrs. L. Franklin Fant, Jr. Mrs. Polly Ford Mr. John E. Ford Harry W. and Jane M. Fritts Mrs. Norma J. Goldman Ms. Dina M. Hair

Mrs. Margaret S. Hausman Henry and Libba Hawkinson Mrs. Margaret Pinckney Hay Mr. Richard L. Horton Mr. and Mrs. John Kelbaugh Mrs. Daisy Barron Leland Mrs. Katherine R. Ligon Mr. and Mrs. William F. Ligon Miss Sally MacArthur Mr. Gregory P. Mancini Mrs. Marion L. Mancini Mrs. Mary M. Martin Mrs. Mary M. McAllister Miss Inez Mitchum Mrs. Myrtle M. Myrick Bud and Anita Nalley

Mrs. Trudy Shelton The Reverend and Mrs. Jeffrey Smith Mr. and Mrs. George W. Smyth, Jr. Catherine Somers Mrs. Maymie B. Spearman Mrs. Kate F. Stanton Dick and Catherine Swetenburg Mr. Martin B. Tiller, Sr. Mrs. Olive H. Timberlake Ms. Patricia Tracy Miss Luanne Ussery Mrs. Ann Van Delft Mrs. Dorothy J. Vedder Jean Weldon

Donor Appreciation

Recognizing Our Donors

t Presbyterian Communities of South Carolina, donors are important partners in our mission “to enrich the quality of life for seniors of all faiths.” It is with gratitude that we acknowledge the individuals, churches and organizations who have supported this ministry between July 1, 2016 and June 30, 2017. Presbyterian Communities has made every effort to ensure the accuracy of this list. However, if you notice an error or omission, our apologies are offered along with our sincere desire to correct the information. Abbeville Presbyterian Church Mrs. Maryann C. Abbott Mr. Jim Adamczyk Mrs. Marcia G. Addison Mrs. Libby M. Aiken Mrs. Mary Ruth L. Aiken Mrs. Pauline T. Allison Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Anderson, Jr. Mr. Gordon Anderson Mr. and Mrs. John S. Anderson The Reverend William B. Anderson Anonymous - Clinton Retirement Community Anonymous - Florence Retirement Community Anonymous - Foothills Retirement Community Mr. John W. Armstrong The Armstrong Family Trust Mr. and Mrs. John D. Asman Mrs. Virginia Atkinson Aveleigh Presbyterian Church Ms. Betty Avin Mr. William E. Aycock Mr. Bruce W. Baas Mrs. Gertrude M. “Be” Baas Mr. and Mrs. Jack Back, Jr. Mrs. Rose C. Banta Mrs. Frances Sellers Barnard Mr. Garnet A. Barnes Ms. Judith W. Bear Beaver Creek Presbyterian Church Dr. David R. Beckham, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Philip W. Beckwith, Jr. Mrs. Sarah G. Bedinger Ms. Elisabeth Beebe Mrs. Lounelle M. Beecher Mrs. Faye E. Bell Belle Isle Presbyterian Church 12

Please contact the Foundation at (803) 772-5885 (tollfree 1-888-842-4855) with any issues so that we may amend our records appropriately. The following donors have contributed unrestricted donations, as well as gifts designated for charitable care or for a specific purpose or projects. In-kind donations are also included. Those gifts in memory or honor of loved ones are listed in the Tribute section beginning on page 18. Thank you for your generous support of our mission!

Belton Presbyterian Church Mrs. Evelyn M. Bennett Mrs. Hazel L. Berry Ms. Lydia S. Berude Beth Shiloh Presbyterian Church Bethel Presbyterian Church Bethesda Presbyterian Church, Camden Bethesda Presbyterian Church, York Bethune Presbyterian Church Mrs. Elizabeth Beutel and Mr. Edel Mobley Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Bickerton Mrs. Alvaleane Binnarr Mrs. Ann G. Black Blackstock Presbyterian Church The Reverend Dr. Russell S. Blackwelder Dr. and Mrs. Harvey F. Blanchard, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Markus Bolliger Bonitz Contracting, Co., Inc. Ms. Nancy A. Book Dr. Curtis B. Boswell Mrs. Thayer A. Boswell Ms. Anne M. Boudreaux Ms. Kathy S. Bowen Mrs. Virginia P. Bowers Bowling Green Presbyterian Church Mr. Brian Boyer Mr. Fraser Bradford Miss Lily L. Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Branberg Dr. Stacey V. Brennan and Mr. James J. Brennan Dr. and Mrs. James C. Brice, Jr. Ms. Mary M. Brigman Mrs. Mary Ellen C. Brigman Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation The Reverend Dr. and Mrs. Joe W. B. Brooks Ms. Elizabeth H. Brouwer Mrs. Alice Anne Brown

Mrs. Dorothy C. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Elmer N. Brown Brunson Coleman Electric, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Bryson Ms. Hannah H. Bullard Mr. Lyle L. Burgmann Ms. June Burkhalter Mrs. Elizabeth H. Burley Mr. and Mrs. Tom Burner Mr. Weldon Burns Dr. and Mrs. William W. Burns Mr. Thomas M. Burriss, Sr. Mrs. Dorothy P. Burrows Mrs. Mary L. Butler Calhoun Falls Presbyterian Church Ms. Janet W. Cambre Mrs. Jerry C. Cannon Mr. and Mrs. David A. Cantrill Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cantrill Mrs. Winifred M. Card Mrs. Edith K. Carlson Carmel Presbyterian Church Carolina Beautiful, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Chalmers R. Carr, Jr. Dr. H. Ballentine Carter and Dr. Lillian C. Carter Mr. and Mrs. Phillip F. Carter Ms. Virginia A. Carter Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Case Mr. and Mrs. William T. Cassels, Jr. Catholic Presbyterian Church Celebration Presbyterian Church Central Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Chandler Charleston-Atlantic Presbytery Mrs. Miriam A. Chastain Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Chatto Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Chengrian Cherokee Presbyterian Church

Donor Appreciation Chesterfield Presbyterian Church Mrs. Genevieve Childers Mrs. Lee Churchfield Mr. Howard L. Clark, Jr. Mr. Tom C. Clark Dr. Marjorie M. Claytor Clover Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Jerome R. Cogdell Mrs. Patricia T. Coggins Dr. Charles H. Coker Dr. and Mrs. Morgan B. Coker Mr. and Mrs. Maurice C. Coleman Mrs. Mable W. Coller Ms. Holly F. Collins Ms. Suzanne Z. Collins Community Presbyterian Church Congaree Presbyterian Church Mrs. Anne E. Cooke Mr. Lawrence W. Copeland Mrs. Mary Jo Copley Mr. and Mrs. W. Hugh Corbett Mr. and Mrs. John Edward Cornwell, III Dr. Andrea M. Coulter Mrs. Della R. Coulter Cousar Memorial Presbyterian Church Covenant Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cowart Mrs. Faye S. Coynor Mr. and Mrs. Olin L. Craig Mr. and Mrs. Carlton A. Crisp Mr. and Mrs. William R. Crockett Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Croxton Mrs. Shirley Cruickshank Mrs. Frances V. Curtis Mrs. Sarah P. Curtis The Reverend and Mrs. M. Achim Daffin Mrs. Faye A. Daniel Darlington Presbyterian Church Ms. Harriet DaSilva Mrs. June G. Davis Mr. M. Curtis Davis Mrs. Joan P. Davren Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Dawson Ms. Susan DeBruhl Mrs. Lois A. DeCoodt Mr. and Mrs. Eddie L. DeLoache Mrs. Sarah J. Deming Denmark Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Charles Denny Ms. Barbara A. Derrick Mrs. Wilhelmina D. Dexter Mr. and Mrs. F. Hamilton Dicks, III Mr. and Mrs. D. Byron Dickson Mr. and Mrs. Osmund W. Dixon Dobyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Bridge Presbyterian Church Mrs. Ellen W. Dodson Mr. and Mrs. Gregory W. Dominick Dorchester Presbyterian Church

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Doughty Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur S. Douglas, Jr. Douglas Presbyterian Church Mr. Gary L. Douty Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Douty, Jr. Mr. E. M. DuBose Mr. and Mrs. T. Lamar Duncan Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kirkland Dunlap, Jr. Easley Presbyterian Church Eastminster Presbyterian Church, Columbia Eastminster Presbyterian Church, Simpsonville Mr. and Mrs. Charlton W. Ellis, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. H. Alan Elmore Mrs. Billie S. Erwin Mrs. Lois W. Esarey The Estate of J. Wesley Starnes The Estate of James Stuart Land The Estate of Margaret L. Brice Estill Presbyterian Church Mrs. Mary Evans Fair Play Presbyterian Church Faith Presbyterian Church The Reverend Dr. and Mrs. L. Franklin Fant, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Luther F. Fant Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Farill Ms. Delores Farrall Mrs. Mary Katherine Fetscher Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Fields Mrs. Floride A. Findley First (Scots) Presbyterian Church First Presbyterian Church, Aiken First Presbyterian Church, Anderson First Presbyterian Church, Beaufort First Presbyterian Church, Bennettsville First Presbyterian Church, Cheraw First Presbyterian Church, Clinton First Presbyterian Church, Florence First Presbyterian Church, Greenville First Presbyterian Church, Greenwood First Presbyterian Church, Hartsville First Presbyterian Church, Hilton Head First Presbyterian Church, Lancaster First Presbyterian Church, Laurens First Presbyterian Church, Loris First Presbyterian Church, McColl First Presbyterian Church, Moncks Corner First Presbyterian Church, Myrtle Beach First Presbyterian Church, Orangeburg First Presbyterian Church, Rock Hill First Presbyterian Church, Spartanburg First Presbyterian Church, Sumter First Presbyterian Church, Union First Presbyterian Church, Ware Shaols First Presbyterian Church, York Fishing Creek Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Lewis J. Flader

Columbia residents Ann Dobbs and Nan Foster visit with JJ the Horse and Ellie the Dog. Flat Rock Presbyterian Church Florence Moore Presbyterian Church Mrs. Rhodine C. Floyd Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Flynn Mrs. Vivian M. Fogartie Mr. John E. Ford Dr. and Mrs. R. Bruce Ford Mr. William M. Ford Mr. and Mrs. L. Anthony Forest Forest Lake Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Forsythe Mr. William T. Fort, III Fort Hill Presbyterian Church Mrs. Helen S. Foster Mr. Anthony G. Fountain Fountain Inn Presbyterian Church Fourth Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. M. Lane Fowler Mr. and Mrs. Wilton B. Fowler, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Franks Fraser Memorial Presbyterian Church Mr. E. D. Free, III Friendship Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Dwight W. Frierson Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Fritts Mrs. Norma W. Fryfogle Ms. Joyce F. Furr Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Gailey, Jr. Mr. Robert O. Gamble Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Gant, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Berry Garrett Blake P. Garrett, Sr. Foundation Mrs. Frederica C. Gause GE Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gee Mr. and Mrs. Barry B. George George Waldo Long Memorial Church Georgetown Presbyterian Church The Reverend Dr. Joseph M. Gettys, Sr. Ms. Wendy Gibson Mrs. Puera Gifford Ms. Alice Gilland Captain and Mrs. Wilbur N. Ginn, Jr. Mr. Edward Guerry Glover 13

Donor Appreciation Mrs. Marjanne W. Gmelin-Foster Mr. J. Frank Godfrey Mr. J. D. Good Mrs. Robin L. Gorman Grace Covenant Presbyterian Church, Laurens Grace Covenant Presbyterian Church, Mauldin Grace Presbyterian Church Ms. Ermene B. Graham Mr. and Mrs. Ray J. Graham Mr. and Mrs. Wally Graves Mrs. Eleanor B. Grayson Great Falls Presbyterian Church Mr. Clifton D. Green, Jr. Ms. Meredith R. Greene Mrs. Anna M. Gregg Mr. and Mrs. John H. Gregory, Jr. Mrs. Martha M. Griffin Mrs. Marian C. Grobowski Ms. Fayth L. Grooms Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Guillaume, Jr. Mrs. Louise J. Guy Mr. Perry E. Gwinn, Jr. Mrs. Sue S. Haigler Ms. Dina M. Hair Mrs. Joyce P. Haizlip Mrs. Gertrude C. Hall Mr. and Mrs. William F. Halligan Dr. and Mrs. William W. Halligan, Jr. Mrs. Grace Y. Hamilton Mrs. Betsy P. Hammett Hampton Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hancock Mr. James O. Hancock Mr. and Mrs. William H. Hancock Harmony Presbyterian Church Mrs. Eleanor S. Harnish The Harold Bryant Revocable Trust Mrs. Virge Harrington Mr. and Mrs. Michael Harris Ms. Winnie Harris Mrs. Jane V. Hart Mr. and Mrs. Philip G. Hart Harvest Charities Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert A. Harvill, Jr. Dr. Rhett H. Hasell Mrs. Margaret Susan Hausman The Hay Clan Mr. and Mrs. David M. Hay The Reverend Dr. Lewis S. Hay Mrs. Betsy Hays The Reverend Jesse W. Hegler Mrs. Sibyl H. Hehn Mrs. Susan Henderson Mrs. Exie V. Henson Mrs. Betty A. Hentz Mr. Francis H. Herndon 14

Clinton residents Buzzy Randall, Jo Randall, and Martha Simmons with children they read to during a visit. Ms. Judith Herrmann Mrs. Patricia G. Hevener Mr. and Mrs. T. Furman Hewitt Ms. Nancy B. Hicks Ms. Ervene L. Hiers Ms. Mary T. Hilson Mr. and Mrs. Horace R. Hilton Mr. and Mrs. M. Edwin Hinds, Jr. Mrs. Emily S. Hinkle The Reverend Dr. Peter H. Hobbie Hodges Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Hogan Ms. Susan Hogan Mrs. Dorothy Holder Mr. Jack N. Holland Mrs. Martha E. Holleman Mrs. Carolyn Hollingsworth Mrs. Dorothy D. Hollis Mr. and Mrs. David Lowell Holt Dr. and Mrs. J. Williams Holt, III Ms. Rachel G. Hood Hopewell Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Joe W. Hopkins Mr. Richard L. Horton Mrs. Mabel H. Hospital Mrs. Hallie B. Howard Mr. and Mrs. George J. Huber Mrs. Mary S. Huckaby Mrs. Ann L. Huffman Miss Ann-Eibs Hughes Ms. Charlotte N. Hughes Mr. Lloyd G. Hughes Mrs. Nancy H. Humphreys The Reverend Dr. and Mrs. M. Hampton Hunter, III Mrs. Rae M. Hunter Ms. Ann Ignas Mr. James J. Ignas

Mr. John Ignas Mrs. Cathryn â&#x20AC;&#x153;Bettyâ&#x20AC;? Ilderton Indiantown Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Ingram Inman Presbyterian Church Mrs. Cathy B. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. William Frazier Jackson Mrs. Erna S. Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Jacobs Mrs. Virginia C. Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Jacoby Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. James, III James Island Presbyterian Church Mr. Ellis M. Jamison, Jr. Mrs. Betty M. Jenkins Mrs. Florence A. Jessen Mr. Samuel A. Jeter Mrs. Lois S. Jinks John Calvin Presbyterian Church John Knox Presbyterian Church Johns Island Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Lowell G. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Robbie V. Johnson Mrs. Beth J. Johnston Mr. and Mrs. Bernard L. Jones Mrs. Bettye H. Jones Mr. Foy A. Jones Mrs. Frances N. Jones Mr. and Mrs. William P. Jones Mrs. Pamela T. Kalis Ms. Rosalind R. Kay Mr. and Mrs. David Q. Kearns Mr. Schuyler T. Keating Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kemmerlin Mrs. Nancy W. Kennedy Mrs. Mary K. Kent Kentyre Presbyterian Church Mr. Samuel D. Key Mr. and Mrs. George S. King, Jr. Kingston Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Kitchens Mr. and Mrs. Wesley L. Koch, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Kochamba Korean Community Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Willliam Krucke Ms. Frances Kuhne Mr. and Mrs. Adriaan Kwist Lake Murray Presbyterian Church Lake Wateree Presbyterian Church Mrs. Alice C. Lamar Landrum Presbyterian Church Mrs. Marian C. Larson Latta Presbyterian Church Mrs. Elizabeth W. Lawrence Mrs. Bess M. Lawton Mrs. Mary Ellen Layfield

Donor Appreciation Lebanon Presbyterian Church Mrs. Jane S. Lee Mrs. Selma S. LeHardy Mr. and Mrs. Aaron and Daisy Leland Mrs. Velma B. Letson Mr. William D. Levangie Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Lewis Mrs. Harriet D. Lewis Liberty Hill Presbyterian Church Mr. James S. Lichty Lickville Presbyterian Church Mrs. Katherine R. Ligon Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Lilly Mrs. Eva L. Limehouse Limestone Presbyterian Church Miss Elizabeth A. Lindler Miss E. Rea Lindler Mr. and Mrs. G. Denton Lindsay Ms. Sara Lindsay Mr. J. Timothy Lipsey and Dr. Allison Lipsey Lisbon Presbyterian Church Little Mountain Presbyterian Church Little River Dominick Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Lojewski Ms. Beverly J. Long Mr. and Mrs. Gerard J. Lopez Mr. and Mrs. George M. LoPresti Mr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Lott, Jr. Mrs. Dorothy R. Lott Mr./Ms. Qiaoying Lou Mrs. Elsie C. Lowder Mrs. Carolyn A. Lowe Mr. William L. Lundy Mrs. Margaret N. Lynch Mrs. Ann Lyons Ms. Carolyn Maddox Mr. and Mrs. James A. Mahaffey, Sr. Ms. Elizabeth E. Main Mr. and Mrs. James E. Mallory The Malloy Foundation Ms. Jean E. Mandeville Mr. David J. Mangan Ms. Bonnie C. Martin Mrs. Mary M. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Neal A. Martin Mrs. Ruth M. Martin Mrs. Samiel J. Martin Mrs. Elsie V. Matthews Mrs. Clara W. Maxwell Mrs. Mae Ellen Mazur Ms. JoAnne E. McAfee Ms. Alva S. McAlister Mrs. Mary M. McAllister McCarter Presbyterian Church Mrs. Edna C. McChesney Mrs. Rosamund D. McClure Mr. Jerry E. McCowan

Mr. and Mrs. Paul N. McCreery Mr. and Mrs. William L. McCurdy Dr. and Mrs. Allen F. McCutchen Ms. Mary G. McDannald Mr. and Mrs. James C. McDonald Mrs. Mary Jane McDonald Mrs. Sylvia J. McDonald McDowell Presbyterian Church Mrs. Betty McGregor Miss Jane A. McGregor McGregor Presbyterian Church Mrs. Emily P. McGuirt Mrs. Virginia H. McIntosh Mr. John W. McKeown, Sr. Mrs. Mary E. McKiernan Mrs. Gene McKimm Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. McLean Mrs. Virginia M. McLean Mrs. Joan L. McLees Ms. Kennerly M. McLendon Ms. Lisa B. McLeod, LPC Mrs. Margaret H. McLeod Mrs. Marian McMahon Mrs. Sarah Ellen S. McNeill Mrs. Frances M. McRae Mr. William W. McWhorter, Sr. Mrs. Katherine C. Meares Mens Bible Class, First Church, Anderson Men’s Thursday Morning Breakfast Group Mr. Roger Meunier Mrs. Lou R. Meyers Midway Presbyterian Church, Anderson Midway Presbyterian Church, New Zion Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Miller, Jr. Mrs. Mary B. Miller Ms. Robin Miller Mr. Sidney C. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Giovanni J. Minerva Miss Inez Mitchum Mr. and Mrs. Marshal D. Mize Ms. Hazel B. Montgomery Mrs. Katherine D. Moore Ms. Lynn Moran Ms. Susan D. Morris Mr. and Mrs. Gregg F. Morton Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Morton Morton Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Moseley Dr. Marian Moseley Mount Pleasant Presbyterian Church Mt. Pisgah Presbyterian Church Mt. Pleasant Presbyterian Church Mt. Zion Presbyterian Church, Bishopville Mt. Zion Presbyterian Church, Sandy Springs Mrs. Jessie S. Mueller Mr. and Mrs. John Mulvey Mrs. Mary Alice Mundy

Mr. Larry Munoz Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Munoz Ms. Laura B. Murchison Dr. and Mrs. Strother E. Murdoch, Jr. Murrells Inlet Presbyterian Church Mrs. Arline H. Mustar Mrs. Myrtle M. Myrick Ms. Marie Myzell Nazareth Presbyterian Church New Covenant Presbyterian Church Mr. Bradford W. Nims, Sr. Ninety Six Presbyterian Church Mr. R. Eugene Nix Mrs. Georgie W. Norris Oakdale Presbyterian Church Oakland Avenue Presbyterian Church Mr. Dan O’Connell Mr. David J. O’Connor Mr. and Mrs. Dennis L. Olenwine Mr. and Mrs. George L. Oliver, Jr. Mrs. Joyce O’Sheal Mr. and Mrs.Patrick R. O’Shields Mr. Wilbur R. Otey, III Mr. and Mrs. Dale Owen Mr. John W. Pace Mrs. Rose T. Paglia Ms. Esther L. Palassis Palmetto Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. William J. Park Mrs. Myra M. Parks Parkwood Presbyterian Church Ms. Angela Partin Patrick Presbyterian Church Dr. and Mrs. John E. Patterson Pawleys Island Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Payne, Jr. Mrs. Mary B. Peach Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Peacock, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. James W. Pence, Jr. Pendleton Presbyterian Church Mrs. Jacolyn B. Perrone Mr. David Perry Mr. and Mrs. Ray W. Peterson, Jr. The Reverend Dr. and Mrs. Bob E. Pettit Mr. and Mrs. E. Andrew Phail The Reverend and Mrs. Harry H. Phillips Piedmont Presbyterian Church, Mountville Piedmont Presbyterian Church, Peidmont The Reverend Dr. Robert P. Piephoff Pierce Mechanical Contracting LLC Ms. Katrine M. Pitts Pleasant Grove Presbyterian Church Ms. Harriett O. Plowden The Sarah Plyler Trust Mrs. Myrta W. Poteat Mrs. Abby Poulton Mrs. Lynn B. Pownall Dr. Neal B. Prater 15

Donor Appreciation Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Pratt Presbyterian Church at Manning Presbyterian Women, Concord Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Women, Foothills Presbytery Presbyterian Women, Fort Hill Church Presbyterian Women, Hodges Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Women, Providence Presbytery Presbyterian Women, St. Giles Church Presbyterian Women, Trinity Presbytery The Presbytery of New Harmony Mrs. Hazel W. Prevatte Mr. and Mrs. Alfred A Price Mr. Julian H. Price Prime Timer’s Sunday School Class Mrs. Helen B. Prindle Dr. and Mrs. Claudius H. Pritchard, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Pritchard Providence Presbyterian Church, Greenville Providence Presbyterian Church, Hilton Head Providence Presbyterian Church, West Columbia Mrs. Ruth H. Pulliam Purity Presbyterian Church Ms. Karmen N. Quakenbush Mrs. Frances P. Quarles Mr. Lawrence J. Raines Ramah Presbyterian Church Dr. Victor Birch Rambo Ms. Maryann Rampey Mr. and Mrs. Billy C. Ramsey Mr. and Mrs. Comer H. Randall, Jr. Ms. Evelyn I. Randall Mrs. Mildred H. Rankin Mrs. Mary L. Ratliff Ms. Debra F. Razzouk Mr. and Mrs. Sanders G. Read, Jr. Mrs. Bernice F. H. Reasoner Mrs. Catherine A. Redd Mrs. Lynn C. Redmon Research Affiliates, LLC Mrs. Jean K. Reid Mrs. Deborah M. Renaldo Mr. and Mrs. George I. Rentz Mrs. Gail W. Reuning Mrs. Betty T. Rhame Mr. and Mrs. William D. Rhodes, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. F. Towers Rice Mr. and Mrs. Douglas D. Richardson Mrs. Helen C. Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Richey Rear Admiral and Mrs. Wayne E. Rickman, USN Retired Mrs. Lila M. Riggins Mr. and Mrs. William B. Ritenour Riverview Presbyterian Church 16

Donor Appreciation Mr. and Mr. C. Lamar Roberts, III Mrs. Patricia B. Roberts Roberts Presbyterian Church Mrs. Gertrude S. “Trudie” Robertson Mr. Alfred B. Robinson, Jr. Mr. Hugh G. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Karl J. Robinson Rock Hill Presbyterian Church Rock Presbyterian Church Rocky Springs Presbyterian Church Mrs. Betty L. Roessler Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Rogers Mrs. Jessie C. Rogers Mrs. Sara H. Rogers Mrs. Udelle Rogers Mr. Duncan A. Rowan Mr. and Mrs. John E. Royall, Jr. Ruby Presbyterian Church Mrs. Jacqueline C. Rudder Ms. Charlotte Rudisill Mr. and Mrs. D. Paul Rudisill, Jr. Mrs. Martha B. Ruggles Ms. Lucinda L. Russell Mrs. Mildred I. Russell The Ruth H. Hornbeck Irrevocable Living Trust Mr. and Mrs. Guy E. Sabin Mr. Rudiger Sahm Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Saleeby, Jr. Salem Black River Presbyterian Church Mrs. Betty H. Salmond Saluda Presbyterian Church Mrs. Mary Ann Sanders Saxe Gotha Presbyterian Church Mrs. Mildred F. Saye Ms. Shirley Schneider Mrs. Sarah D. Schreiber Ms. Judith I. Schultz Mrs. Norma T. Schwinn SCISM Construction Company Mrs. Ellen V. Scoville Sea Island Presbyterian Church The Reverend and Mrs. John G. Seabrook, Jr. Second Presbyterian Church, Charleston Second Presbyterian Church, Spartanburg Second Presbyterian Church, Sumter Seneca Presbyterian Church Seven Oaks Presbyterian Church Ms. Cynthia Shafer Mrs. Mary Anne S. Shafer Shandon Presbyterian Church Mr. Kent J. Sharp Dr. and Mrs. Louis E. Shepard, Jr. Mr. Wade H. Sherard, III Mr. and Mrs. R. Bruce Shirer Mrs. Evelyn E. Shook Mr. and Mrs. E. Eugene Simmons

Celebrating Mother’s Day at The Village. Mrs. Faye P. Simmons Mr. Franklin Simmons Mrs. Marion S. Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Richard Simmons Miss Lillian N. Simpson The Simpson Foundation Sion Presbyterian Church Mrs. June Skelton Dr. and Mrs. James L. Skinner, III Mrs. Margaret C. Skinner Mr. Terry Skorup Ms. Amelia Jacobs Smith Dr. and Mrs. Charles W. Smith Mr. Daniel C. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Smith Mrs. Irene G. Smith Mrs. Margaret Keitt Smith Mrs. Mary Catherine Smith Dr. and Mrs. Selden K. Smith Mr. and Mrs. George W. Smyth, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Snowden Society Hill Presbyterian Church Mrs. Catherine S. Somers Mrs. Helen M. Somers Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Sparks Mr. and Mrs. Marvin W. Spearman Mrs. Maymie B. Spearman Mrs. Dale B. Spears Dr. and Mrs. John H. Spurgeon St. Andrews Presbyterian Church St. James Presbyterian Church St. Luke Presbyterian Church St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church, Chester St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church, Hemingway Mr. and Mrs. W. Laird Staley, Jr. Mr. Richard B. Stall Mr. and Mrs. William I. Steele

Donor Appreciation Mr. and Mrs. William E. Steinke The Reverend Dr. Jack L. Stevenson Dr. and Mrs. T. B. Stevenson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Stewart Dr. Charles N. Still, M.D. Mr. P. Coker Stogner Col. and Mrs. John E. Strange, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Sammie L. Stroud Mrs. Barbara B. Stuckey Mr. and Mrs. William F. Summers, Sr. Summerville Home Promotional Account Summerville Presbyterian Church Sunrise Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. T. Frank Sutherland Swan Lake Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. J. Richard Swetenburg, Jr. Mrs. Kay Swiger Mr. Thomas Swirles Mrs. Judith A. Taetz Mr. and Mrs. Ashley C. Taylor Dr. and Mrs. E.W. Taylor, Jr. Mrs. Barbara W. Tedards Ms. Eleanor M. ter Horst Mr. and Mrs. William G. Thalheimer The Estate of Marion Weersing The Estate of Marynell P. Eaddy The Estate of Muriel I. McLean The Estate of Tolly G. Shelton The Harold and Elizabeth Weaver Family Fund Mrs. Frances L. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. James H. Thomas, Jr. Mrs. Harriet Thompson Mr. James R. Thompson Mrs. Cathryn I. Thornton Mr. Martin B. Tiller, Sr. Mr. William M. Timberlake Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Timmerman Timmonsville Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. William C. Tindal Tirzah Presbyterian Church, York Mr. and Mrs. Jack Toan Mr. Elmet A. Toole Ms. Frances N. Townsend Townville Presbyterian Church Ms. Patricia J. Tracy Mr. and Mrs. Christian Heide Trask, Jr. Trinity Presbyterian Church, Columbia Trinity Presbyterian Church, Surfside Beach Trinity Presbyterian Church, Travelers Rest Trinity Presbytery Col. and Mrs. William R. Trippe, III Mrs. Shirley D. Tulp Mr. Curtis Turkett Mr. and Mrs. William H. Turner Mrs. Martha B. Tyson Unity Presbyterian Church Uriel Presbyterian Church

Miss Luanne Ussery Van Wyck Presbyterian Church Mrs. Virginia G. Vance Varennes Presbyterian Church Mrs. Jenell S. Vassy Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Vassy, Jr. The Reverend Dr. and Mrs. E. Douglas Vaughan Mrs. Dorothy J. Vedder Mrs. Amelia Wallace Vernon The Virginia W. Montgomery Trust Mr. and Mrs. Jerry S. Voight Mr. and Mrs. Kurt von Besser Mr. John A. Vousden The Reverend Harriett O. Wacker Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Wales Walhalla Presbyterian Church Mrs. Josephine B. Walker Mrs. Laurie W. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Wall Mrs. Martha J. Wallis Mrs. Anne F. Waltz Dr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Warren, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Lucius F. Wates Mrs. Evelyn D. Watkins Dr. and Mrs. David H. Webster Wedgefield Presbyterian Church Mrs. Marion H. Weersing Mr. and Mrs. William R. Weir Mrs. Jean M. Weldon Mr. and Mrs. Howard R. Welfare, Jr. Ms. Ann L. Wessel West Union Presbyterian Chapel Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Westbury Mr. and Mrs. David A. Westerlund Mrs. Dorothy E. Westley Mr. and Mrs. Kevin D. Westley Westminster Presbyterian Church, Columbia Westminster Presbyterian Church, Greenville Westminster Presbyterian Church, Greenwood Westminster Presbyterian Church, Spartanburg Mrs. Frances P. Whipple Mrs. Christine White Mr. and Mrs. David M. White Mrs. W. Carlisle (Trudy) White Mr. and Mrs. J. Spratt White Mr. William G. White White Oak Presbyterian Church Whitmire Presbyterian Church Miss Gloria L. Wicker Mr. and Mrs. Randy Wicker Mrs. Barbara O. Wieringa Mrs. Dolores G. Wieringa Ms. Wyndoland Wilbanks

Mrs. Sara K. Wildeboer Dr. James A. Wilhide Mrs. Sammie P. Wilhite Mr. James L. Wilkins Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Wilkinson The William D. and Jeanette Jordan Trust Ms. Deborah L. Williams Mrs. Elizabeth W. Williams Mr. Harold L. Williams Ms. Janice K. Williams Mrs. Lois Williams Williamsburg Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. George K. Williamson Willington Presbyterian Church Williston Presbyterian Church Mrs. Dorothy F. Wilson Ms. Eunice M. Wilson Mrs. Lois G. Wilson Mrs. Rose T. Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. Womack Women in Ministry, First Presbyterian Church, Florence Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Wooden Woodlawn Presbyterian Church Mrs. Mary U. Workman Mr. Harold S. Wrenn Mr. Paul W. Wright, Jr. Mr. D. C. Wylie, Jr. Mr. David C. Wylie, III Mr. and Mrs. William J. Wylie, Jr. Mrs. Lois Ann Wyly Mrs. Margaret L. Yandell Ms. Deborah K. Yarnell Mrs. Ireta Yarns Yeamanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Park Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Yensan Mr. Robert H. Yoder Ms. Elizabeth C. Young LCDR and Mrs. Kenneth G. Young, USN Ret. Ms. Gloria Zokan

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Memorials Mrs. Mary Ann Adams Mr. Mark T. Adams Mr. Paul T. Adams Brookgreen Gardens Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Brown Ms. Betty Freeman Tim and Susan Freeman Thomas E. Kerns Elementary School Ms. Sheree R. Turner Mr. John M. Aiken, Sr. Mrs. Genevieve A. Millsap Mrs. Nell P. Air Dr. and Mrs. Louis E. Shepard, Jr. Mrs. Mildred J. Albrecht Mr. Robert H. Albrecht Mr. Robert W. Albright Mrs. Linda N. Albright Mrs. Christine T. Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Joe H. Alexander Mr. Robert B. Alexander Mrs. Lucta Allen Mrs. Clara W. Maxwell Dr. Mary Virginia Allen The Estate of M. Virginia Tuggle Mr. Paul G. Allen Mrs. Alberta T. Allen Ms. Anne S. Witt Mrs. Joyce Bond Almond Providence Presbyterian Church Mr. Herbert F. Ames Mrs. Clara W. Maxwell Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. John Ray Williams Mr. James D. Archer Whit and Frances Anne Anderson Mrs. Margaret B. Ashley Mrs. Eleanore A. Wickersham Mr. Charles W. Baas Mrs. Gertrude M. "Be" Baas Mrs. Ruth F. Barnett Mr. Edward W. Barnett, III Mrs. Nadine Chasteen Barrett Bob and Emily McLean George and Nell Oliver Mr. and Mrs. William M. Timberlake Mrs. Nancy W. H. Barron Aaron and Daisy Leland Ms. Kay Barthalomew Seven Oaks Presbyterian Church Mr. Jimmie S. Beaty Mrs. Mary W. Beaty 18

Mrs. Margaret S."Molly" Bell Mr. and Mrs. Lynn and Margie Newcomer Mrs. M. Murray Paulling Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Bennett, Jr. Mrs. Meta P. Loftin Mrs. Nell G. Bentley Mrs. Joretta B. Rawl Rear Admiral John B. Berude Mr. and Mrs. James H. Chassereau Mrs. Orpha Russell Binder Mr. James S. Binder Mr. and Mrs. George H. Bland, Sr. Christine and George Bland, Jr. Mr. John B. Bland Mrs. Gertrude O'Bryan Bookhart Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Bookhart Mrs. Frances C. Bouton Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Banks Mrs. Adele B. Bowers Dorothy A. Bowers Mr. Jimmie L. Bowers and Mrs. Adele B. Bowers Dorothy A. Bowers Mrs. Marjory M. Bowick Dr. Ralph H. Bowick Mrs. Bette J. Boyd Mrs. Marion L. Mancini Mr. Wilson S. and Clarice Edwards Bradham Sandra and David Albright Mrs. Beverley Bridges Seven Oaks Presbyterian Church Mrs. Mary Ellen C. Brigman Mrs. Eleanor Smith Mrs. Carrie Britton Mr. and Mrs. T. Arnold Edwards Ms. Sara Britton Mr. and Mrs. T. Arnold Edwards Mr. Sidney, Sara and Carrie Britton Mr. and Mrs. T. Arnold Edwards Mrs. Lawanda C. Brogden Ms. Harriett O. Plowden Presbyterian Women, Forest Lake Presbyterian Church John and Darleen Strange Mr. and Mrs. John Hampden Brooks Jim and Edith Hines Mrs. Alice Anne Brown Mrs. Miriam A. Chastain Mrs. Anne K. Brown Mr. John E. Ford

Ms. Rita Brown Mr. and Mrs. Martin B. Tiller, Jr. Mrs. Cleo B. Bruner Mrs. Helen B. Whitaker Mrs. Marie N. Bryant SPC Credit Union Mr. and Mrs. Johnny R. Sturdivant Ms. Hilda R. Bunley Mr. and Mrs. Hugh B. King Mr. Robert B. Burditt Whit and Frances Anne Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Bernard L. Jones Mrs. Kitty Somers Mrs. Ethel Burgin Mrs. Eleanor B. Grayson Mr. Burnside Mrs. Barbara D. Burnside Mrs. Katherine S. Burrell Miss Virginia L. Gower Mrs. Jane V. Hart Mrs. Catherine A. Redd Ms. Catherine W. Bynum Colonel and Mrs. William James Haynes Mrs. Daphne R. Caldwell Mrs. Virginia M. Manning Mrs. Martha N. Caldwell Anonymous Mrs. Harriet Coan Calvert Mr. Jerry E. Dempsey Ms. Minnie Beckman Carle Mr. and Mrs. Bennett C. Whitlock, Jr. Mrs. Mary P. Case Mr. and Mrs. John S. Case Mr. Frank E. Cauley Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Earnst Mr. Victor T. Chastain Mrs. Miriam A. Chastain Mr. Philip M. Cherven Renauld and Anna Cherven Mr. And Mrs. Harold L. Clark, Sr. Mr. Howard L. Clark, Jr. Mrs. Thelma T. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Clark, II Mr. William E. Clary, Jr. Presbyterian Women, Forest Lake Presbyterian Church Mrs. Catherine S. Click Mrs. Janet R. McGrew Mr. James E. Coggins Mrs. Patricia T. Coggins

Tribute Gifts The Husband and Parents of Mrs. Mable W. Coller Mrs. Mable W. Coller Columbia Presbyterian Community Staff Mr. and Mrs. Daniel N. Olson Mr. Donald R. Cooke Mrs. Anne E. Cooke Mrs. Jean W. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. William W. Cooper Mrs. Elizabeth M. Copeland Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Copeland Dr. Walter C. Cottingham Clinton and Betty Carter, Jr. Mrs. Frances S. Covington Mr. Carl H. Covington Mrs. Faye S. Coynor Ms. Janet Beth Warren and Mr. Richard Liptak The Mothers of Billy and Anne Crockett Billy and Anne Crockett Dr. and Mrs. Philip Sidney Cromer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Philip E. Cromer Mrs. Jean H. Crook Seven Oaks Presbyterian Church Mr. George Cruickshank Glenn and Betty Bell Mrs. Lola Faye Craig First Presbyterian Church Bob and Emily McLean Mrs. Maymie B. Spearman Gary and Jean Taylor Donald and Karen Worrell Mr. and Mrs. George Cruickshank Ms. Evelyn Cruickshank Fleming Mrs. Shirley Cruickshank Mrs. Lola Faye Craig Evans and Mary Jane Holland Bob and Emily McLean Men's Only Sunday School Class, First Church, Florence Mr. Julian H. Price Mrs. Maymie B. Spearman Mrs. Martha Elizabeth Jackson Curry Mrs. BettySue Webber The Reverend Dr. William N. Curtis Mrs. Frances V. Curtis Mrs. Dorothy W. Cuthbert Mr. Ned H. Shows Mrs. Eileen M. Davis Mr. Stanley W. Davis Mrs. Elizabeth Davis The Reverend Dr. and Mrs. Joe W. B. Brooks

Mrs. J. Ellen Davis Mr. M. Curtis Davis Mrs. Floride A. Findley and family Ms. Dorothy H. Grantham Mrs. Catherine A. Redd Mr. and Mrs. R. Wyatt Williams Ms. Vivian Davis Dr. Paul E. Lovingood and Dr. Sara D. Lovingood Ms. Maude Burgess Day Mrs. Janie B. Johnson Mrs. Shirley N. Daye Peg and Mike Taylor Mrs. Lois A. DeCoodt Whit and Frances Anne Anderson Mrs. Hazel L. Berry Billy and Ann Crockett Mrs. Harriett C. Dempsey Mr. Jerry E. Dempsey The Mothers of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Denny Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Denny Mr. Frank M. Dieringer Dr. Cindy S. Dieringer Peg and Mike Taylor Mrs. Mary Ruth Dieringer Dr. Cindy S. Dieringer Mr. and Mrs. Gerald B. Graham Mrs. Helen P. Dillard Seven Oaks Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Osmund W. Dixon Mrs. and Mrs. Suneel Jaitly Mrs. Addie Rion Dixon Mrs. and Mrs. Suneel Jaitly Mrs. Barbara A. Douglass Peg and Mike Taylor Mr. Harry Eugene Douty, Sr. Mr. Gary L. Douty Mrs. Elizabeth W. Dove Mr. Daniel Dove The Reverend Dr. F. Clay Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur E. Mattison, Jr. Mrs. Margaret S. Drake Clinton and Betty Carter, Jr. Mrs. Louise J. Guy Mr. and Mrs. Bernard L. Jones Miss Inez Mitchum Mr. and Mrs. Olin Nichols Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Wooden Mrs. Kate B. Drummond Mrs. Laura Purvis Mrs. Elizabeth N. DuBose Ms. Harriett V. DuBose Mr. and Mrs. Rhett J. Stogner

Ms. Ellen H. Duncan Mr. Danny L. Duncan Mr. Charles Kirkland Dunlap, Jr. Helen and Morgan Coker Dr. David and The Reverend Lisa Culpepper First Presbyterian Church Wade and Mary Lou Fletcher Mrs. Helen S. Foster Mrs. Anna M. Gregg Mrs. Frances M. McRae George and Nell Oliver Sanders and Kathleen Read Mrs. Maymie B. Spearman Mr. Bernd Ebert Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Mendenhall Mr. Irvin L. Eleazer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David L. Brown, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin L. Eleazer, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. David L. Brown, Jr. Mrs. Jeannette P. Ellison Mrs. Carolyn E. Stringfellow Mrs. Marie C. Ennis Mr. William C. Ennis, Jr. Mr. William C. Ennis, Jr. Presbyterian Women, Forest Lake Presbyterian Church Mrs. Gwendolyn R. Faglie Mrs. Louise J. Guy Mrs. Lou R. Meyers Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Wooden Mrs. Elizabeth S. Farish Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Farish Dr. and Mrs. Richard B. Ferguson Jamie and Bonnie LaBorde Mr. and Mrs. William H. Turner Ms. Adele R. Fischer Mrs. Frances H. Fischer Ms. Elizabeth Flader Mr. and Mrs. Lewis J. Flader Mrs. Marcia Flow Mr. and Mrs. Philip W. Beckwith, Jr. The Reverend Carlyle Floyd Mr. R. Devon Floyd Mr. and Mrs. John R. Fogle Mr. and Mrs. John R. Fogle, III The Reverend Dr. W. McLeod Frampton Mr. and Mrs. Whitemarsh S. Smith, III Ms. Essie Fraser Mr. and Mrs. Lewis J. Flader Mr. Joseph Free, Jr. Seven Oaks Presbyterian Church

Tribute Gifts Mrs. Imelda B. Froman Mrs. Eva L. Limehouse Mrs. Kelley M. Gamble Mr. Robert O. Gamble Mrs. Grace D. Garrison Mr. and Mrs. Loring M. Garrison, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Horace F. Gault, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Horace F. Gault, Jr. The Reverend Dr. Joseph M. Gettys, Sr. Ted and Bobbie Fields Ms. Jean Louise Gettys Ms. Sharon P. Perry Louis and Lillian Stephens Mrs. W. Carlisle (Trudy) White Mr. and Mrs. James R. Young Mr. Thomas E. Gillespie, Jr. Ms. Sarah Gillespie Mr. Andrew Giugliano Seven Oaks Presbyterian Church Mrs. Donna L. Glisson Bobbie Glisson Mrs. Cathryn "Betty" Ilderton Ms. Patricia N. Porias Hillegas Dr. and Mrs. William J. Goudelock Mrs. Clara O. Partin Mr. Cary T. Grayson, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Buddin Mrs. Barbara L. Green Mrs. Cathryn "Betty" Ilderton Ms. Anne Gulasky Mrs. Sue R. Gulasky Mr. Joseph A. Gulasky Mrs. Sue R. Gulasky Mr. and Mrs. William M. Hagood, III Mrs. Grace Y. Hamilton Mr. Dan R. Hall Mrs. Margie Hall Mr. J. Donald Hall Mr. and Mrs. Steven W. Ouzts Mrs. Kate A. Halligan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Halligan, Jr. The James Family Foundation Mrs. Jessie R. Hallman Mrs. Janice Ayers Barr Price Funeral Homes Mr. and Mrs. James P. Bradley, Jr. (Her Richmond Family) Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Eubanks Ms. Marsha S. Fitzhugh David and Ann Givens, Jim and Patrice Bartley, Don and Barbara McGee, Dale and Karen McGee Gregory Electric 20

Donor Appreciation Ms. Elaine Hughes Mrs. Joyce O'Sheal Ms. Harriett O. Plowden Frances H. Shealy and Family Mr. and Mrs. Neal W. Smith John and Darleen Strange Ms. Martha S. Taylor Union Lutheran Church Mr. John A. Vousden Mrs. Josephine B. Walker David and Audrea Watson Mrs. Jean M. Weldon Mr. D. C. Wylie, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Sellis J. Hanna Mr. and Mrs. Ealon S. Thompson, Jr. Ms. Annie P. Hannah Hodges Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Women, Hodges Presbyterian Church Mrs. Annarlene Harbut Mrs. Deborah Kingsbury Mrs. Gloria F. Harman Mr. T. A. Harman Mrs. Anna R. Harris Whit and Frances Anne Anderson Mrs. Betty N. Clark Mrs. Clara G. Hance Mrs. Cathryn "Betty" Ilderton Ingevity Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Peacock, Jr. Mrs. Betty W. Harris Mrs. W. Carlisle (Trudy) White Mr. Raymond A. Harris Mr. Julian H. Price Ms. Rosalind W. Harrison Mr. and Mrs. R. D. McGehee Mrs. Julia W. Hart Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Hart Ms. Eva M. Haynes Colonel and Mrs. William James Haynes Ms. Irene Henderson Mrs. Doris B. Milam Mr. Francis H. Herndon Ms. Harriett O. Plowden Mr. Harold S. Wrenn Ms. E. Virginia Hesse Mr. and Mrs. George B. Brockington Donald and Greta Howe Ms. Ethel Hicks Mr. Harold J. Hicks Mrs. Minnie C. Hicks Mr. Harold J. Hicks

Mr. L. G. Hightower Cathy and George Short Mrs. Frances McComb Hill Bob and Jewell Hill Mr. Robert C. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Hill Mrs. Marian L. Hind Charlie and Elise Hind Mrs. Dorothy Propst Hinnant Mrs. Carolyn E. Stringfellow Ms. Virginia S. Hinson Mr. and Mrs. James E. Brogdon, Jr. Ms. Deborah J. Huffman and the Steger Family Ms. Catherine C. McMichael Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. O'Neal, Jr. Mrs. Margaret Hiott Anonymous Mrs. Hazel L. Berry Billy and Ann Crockett The Reverend and Mrs. M. Achim Daffin Mr. and Mrs. Ray Doughty Ben and Frieda Hughey Miss Inez Mitchum Mrs. Myrtle M. Myrick Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Peacock, Jr. Bill and Jennie Rhodes Ms. Judith I. Schultz Mrs. Kitty Somers Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Wooden Mr. C. A. Hoffman, Sr. Mrs. Clara W. Maxwell Mrs. Janie Hogan Charleston County Government Procurement Department The Reverend and Mrs. S. Wylie Hogue Mrs. Elizabeth H. Dean Mr. Harry L. Holder Seven Oaks Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Hollis Helen H. Walters Mrs. Genevieve Honorowski Mrs. Ann Liberty Mrs. Rebecca H. Hope Presbyterian Women, Forest Lake Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Horten Dr. Bruce C. Horten and Ms. Heather Horten Mrs. Adelaide Owens Huckaby Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Bickerton Mr. Charles W. High Nancy Lee, Mandy Lee McLaughlin & Family

Tribute Gifts Mr. and Mrs. David Young Mr. and Mrs. J.T. Young Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Young Ms. Brenda Young Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Hudson Ms. Jennie L. Bowman Mr. Berkley G. Hughes Mr. Lloyd G. Hughes Mrs. Marie M. Hurt Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Bryson Mrs. W. Carlisle (Trudy) White Mrs. Cathryn "Betty" Ilderton Whit and Frances Anne Anderson Mrs. Hazel L. Berry Billy and Ann Crockett Mrs. Mary Ann Sanders Mrs. Mary H. Isom Mrs. Blanche Stewart Mr. C. Rees Jenkins, Jr. Mrs. Melvina H. Busby Mr. and Mrs. Luther F. Fant Dr. Charles N. Still, M.D. John and Darleen Strange Mr. John A. Vousden Mrs. May A. Jessen Mrs. Cathryn "Betty" Ilderton Mr. and Mrs. Dennis McCollum Mr. and Mrs. A. Sidney Johnson Mrs. Louise J. Guy Mrs. Louise S. Johnson Mrs. Louise J. Guy Mrs. Ruth A. Johnston Mrs. Beth J. Johnston Mrs. Frances N. Jones Sandy Agee and Walt, Bailey, Sharon and Mike Agee Ms. Anne J. Byrd Mr. and Mrs. James P. Byrd Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Collier Ms. Joanne F. Duncan Mr. Elmore H. Miller, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rathburn Mrs. Margaret Keitt Smith Mr. Lynn W. Jones Mrs. Elizabeth H. Jones The Reverend and Mrs. James A. Junker Dr. James L. Junker Mr. Ernest S. Kachline Seven Oaks Presbyterian Church Dr. Arthur J. Katzberg Mrs. Virginia C. Jacobs Mrs. Doris B. Milam Mrs. Margaret P. Keister Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Ragin

Mrs. Charity Adlyne Kelly Ms. Betty B. Martin Kristen and Jay McDonald Mrs. Maymie B. Spearman Miss Julia F. Kennedy Mrs. Mary A. Griffin Mrs. Suzanne R. Kerlin Mrs. Cathryn "Betty" Ilderton Mr. Greg C. Kilgore Anna J. Kilgore Mr. Jack L. Kilgore Anna J. Kilgore Mrs. Gladys W. Kimm Mr. Howard F. Kimm Mrs. Mildred L. Kimm Mr. Howard F. Kimm Mrs. Neil S. King Mr. and Mrs. William King Mrs. Nettie M. Kirchner Ms. Susan Z. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Palmer M. Kirkpatrick, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Palmer M. Kirkpatrick, Jr. Mrs. Mary E. Kornahrens Whit and Frances Anne Anderson Mrs. Janie R. Banks Jim and Brenda Barry, Betty M. Smith Mrs. Hazel L. Berry Mrs. Thayer A. Boswell Mrs. Mary Ellen Creech Mr. and Mrs. George H. Croft Ms. Thayer B. Dodd Tony and Brenda Frye Bob and Audrey Geiger Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie M. Givens Mrs. Eleanor B. Grayson Mrs. Florence A. Jessen Mrs. Mary B. Miller Mrs. Lynn S. Roes Mrs. Mevelyn F. Shieder Mr. Ned H. Shows Mrs. Kitty Somers Ms. Gloria S. Tupper Mr. Franklin Weathers Fred and Mae Weathers Mrs. Lois Ann Wyly Ms. Shirley S. Ladouceur Whit and Frances Anne Anderson Mrs. Bernice S. Lake Whit and Frances Anne Anderson Mrs. Mary B. Miller Mrs. Myrtle M. Myrick Mr. and Mrs. James E. Snow, Jr. Mrs. Kitty Somers

Bob Chandler, Wes Koch, Chuck Mitchell, Leigh Ann Owen, Lee Churchfield and Bob Wilkinson wait for the game to start outside Turner Field. Dr. Kemper D. Lake Mr. and Mrs. K. David Lake, Jr. Mr. J. Richard Lay, Sr. Mrs. Jean H. Lay Mrs. Julia H. Leland Aaron and Daisy Leland Mrs. Ellen L. Lesesne Peg and Mike Taylor Mrs. Harriet D. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Jacobs Mrs. Sylvia J. McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Randy Lewis Ms. Eileen L. Dabbs Mr. and Mrs. William A. Pritchard Mr. and Mrs. Norman E. Link Bill and Miriam Bolton and Family in appreciation of PCSC Mrs. Faye K. Lipham Billy and Ann Crockett Mrs. Elizabeth S. Littlejohn Mr. Raymond M. Littlejohn, Jr. Mrs. Martha B. Livingston The Reverend Dr. and Mrs. L. Franklin Fant, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Luther F. Fant Mr. Grenville B. Lloyd Mrs. Cathryn "Betty" Ilderton Mrs. Mary B. Miller Mr. Ned H. Shows Mrs. Barbara O. Wieringa Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Wooden Mr. Lester A. Loflen Presbyterian Women, Forest Lake Presbyterian Church Mrs. Alida P. Rawl Ms. Evelyn Hubbard Logan Mrs. Betty L. Waskiewicz

Tribute Gifts Mr. and Mrs. R. Kenneth Lown Mrs. Carol L. Clark Mrs. Betty Howard Luhn Whit and Frances Anne Anderson Billy and Ann Crockett Jan and Ronnie Easterby Mrs. Donna L. Emerson Mrs. Louise J. Guy Mr. and Mrs. Ken Smith Ms. Louise M. Stelling Ms. Julie N. Strawn Mr. William C. Lyles Mrs. Glenda Brock Ballard Mr. W. Michael Bond Mrs. Julie P. Brice Scott and Anna Carley Mr. and Mrs. Calvin E. Carter Ms. Patricia G. Collins Dr. and Mrs. John A. Cooper Dr. and Mrs. Eddie Crittendon Ms. Cindy Duncan Miss Virginia L. Gower Mrs. Peggy Jameson Mrs. Diane Spiva Lankford Ms. Betty H. Lyles Mr. Randall L. Lyles Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Stallcup Mrs. Joan Vinson Voyles Mr. and Mrs. R. Wyatt Williams The Richard E. Zettle and Jeffrey L. Zettle Families Mr. and Mrs. William C. Lyles Jeff and Brenda Zettle Miss Nancy MacArthur Miss Sally MacArthur Mrs. Lyllian Davis Macaulay Tony and Becky Clark Mr. and Mrs. Connie M. Mack Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Hanna, III Mrs. Louise L. MacLean Mrs. Mary Anne M. Hughston Ms. Margaret Y. Marion Mr. Nelson B. O'Bryan Mrs. Hazel L. Mason Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Limehouse Mrs. Lois Ann Wyly Mrs. Gladys N. Matheson Mrs. Gladys T. Graham Mrs. Frances T. Hay Scott and Gigi Ward Mrs. Carolyn T. Matthews Mrs. Rhett Tallevast Martha and Pat Waters

Donor Appreciation Mrs. Bernice R. McBride Mr. Gordon McBride Mrs. Lucy McBride Mr. Ralph C. McBride Mrs. Mary McCollum Presbyterian Women, Forest Lake Presbyterian Church Ms. Carol G. McGee Mrs. Edith W. Blanchett Mrs. Mary Jo Copley Mrs. Nancy H. Humphreys Mr. and Mrs. William F. Ligon Ms. Linda L. Lukas Ms. Jean E. Mandeville Mae R. Mazur Ms. Harriett O. Plowden Seven Oaks Presbyterian Church Gordon and Carolyn Sparks Charles N. Still, M.D. John and Darleen Strange Peg and Mike Taylor Mr. John A. Vousden Joan and Jim Wilhide Mr. Harold S. Wrenn Mrs. Adene L. McGehee Mr. and Mrs. R. D. McGehee Mr. Sam E. McGregor Gary and Lib McGregor Simmons Miss Laura S. McInnes Dr. Benjamin K. McInnes, III Mr. Clarence McIntosh Mrs. Virginia H. McIntosh Ms. Virginia S. McIntyre Mrs. Virginia M. Manning Miss Muriel I. McLean Mrs. Mary B. Miller Mr. Wiley N. McMillan, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Breedlove Mr. and Mrs. Lewis E. Butler Mr. Dale Chesser Chuck and Jean Felkel Ms. Sharon Moore David and Elizabeth Simmons, Vince and Anna Fansler Mrs. Doris Stroman Mr. and Mrs. John E. Trotter, Neighbors in Oak Wood Subdivision, Lexington Mrs. Grace Ashe McSween Mrs. Lee Churchfield Mr. John E. Ford Mrs. Grace Y. Hamilton Mrs. Virginia H. McIntosh McKinley, Cooper & Co., LLC Mr. and Mrs. A. Marvin Quattlebaum

Sara and Louis Seaborn Barbara and Jim Stuckey Mr. and Mrs. R. Wyatt Williams Mrs. Mary Annave McWaters Joe Mac and Annie Bates Dean and Margaret McCarter Ms. Cecilia M. Mescall Mrs. Hilda K. McWhorter Dr. Sarah E. McWhorter Mr. William W. McWhorter, Sr. Whit and Frances Anne Anderson Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson Billy and Ann Crockett Mrs. Louise J. Guy Dave and Betsy Hicks Mr. and Mrs. Bernard L. Jones Mrs. Elizabeth H. Jones Dr. and Mrs. David E. Meacher Mr. and Mrs. Steve Polston Dr. and Mrs. Claudius H. Pritchard, Jr. Bill and Jennie Rhodes Mrs. Kitty Somers Col. and Mrs. William R. Trippe, III Mrs. Lois Ann Wyly Mrs. Anne Kay Hall McWilliams Mr. and Mrs. Steven W. Ouzts Mrs. Louise C. Means Mr. and Mrs. W. Steve Haugabook Mrs. Chloe B. Meggs Mr. James S. Meggs Colonel and Mrs. Ernest Lee Meggs Mr. James S. Meggs Mrs. Mary E. Mellichamp Miss Gloria L. Wicker Mrs. Julia R. Melloy Mr. Brian Melloy Ms. E. Ruth Milan Mr. and Mrs. Jerome R. Cogdell Mrs. Charlotte T. Miller Ms. Sara Beeland Miss Lily L. Bradley Jim and Heidi Colwell Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Gaddy Mr. and Mrs. George Gregory Pam and Jim Hamilton Mrs. Nancy H. Humphreys Lionel Smith, Ltd. Mr. James O. Martin John and Eda (Galardi) Morelli Deloris and Stewart Mungo Ms. Harriett O. Plowden Mr. and Mrs. Leland Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Peter E. Sampson Mr. and Mrs. H. Allen Schifferli John and Darleen Strange

Tribute Gifts Mr. Andrew R. Tolleson Mr. Elmet A. Toole Mr. Richard A. Verenes Mr. John A. Vousden WCSF Foundation Mrs. Jean M. Weldon Mrs. Dowdy H. Miller Mrs. Cathryn "Betty" Ilderton Mr. James B. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Miller Mrs. Edna C. "Tiger" Mitchell Bill and Ginny Mitchell Mr. Robert F. Mixon Seven Oaks Presbyterian Church Mrs. Connie Monroe Presbyterian Women, Forest Lake Presbyterian Church Mrs. Mary R. Monroe Estill Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. William C. Fields Mr. Anthony M. Monroe Mrs. Vernon D. Montgomery Woody and Janice M. Binnicker Mrs. J. Wilson Moore, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Moore, III Mrs. John Wilson Moore, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Moore, III Mrs. Mary M. Morris Mr. James E. Morris Ms. Elsie J. Morton Mrs. W. Carlisle (Trudy) White Mr. and Mrs. John C. Moylan, Sr. Mrs. Sara M. Schack Mr. and Mrs. John D. and Mary S. Murchison Mrs. Margaret M. Rudel Mrs. Mildred H. Neil Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Abraham Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. Nesbitt Mr. and Mrs. James P. Anderson Mrs. Elizabeth M. Nexsen Mr. and Mrs. Heyward Bouknight Mr. and Mrs. Julian J. Nexsen Mr. and Mrs. Heyward Bouknight Mr. and Mrs. Julian J. Nexsen, Jr. Mr. Bradford W. Nims, Sr. Mr. Bradley Barringer John and Bobbie Cauthen Pam and Terry Clyburn Mrs. Charlotte R. Croxton Bob and Faith Davis Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Faile Mr. and Mrs. Brooks S. Johnson

Celebrating the Fourth of July at The Village. Mr. and Mrs. Benny Mackey Mamie Rice Circle Dr. and Mrs. William L. McDow George and Nell Oliver Dr. E. Conyers O'Bryan, Jr. Men's Only Sunday School Class, First Church, Florence Mr. Julian H. Price Mrs. Mary W. O'Bryan Mr. and Mrs. Cecil D. O'Bryan Mrs. Helen M. Odiorne Mr. Walter H. Odiorne Mr. Richard L. Odiorne, Sr. Mr. Walter H. Odiorne Mrs. Mary Lee Ogletree Miss Lily L. Bradley Mr. William L. Ogletree Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Ogletree Mrs. Margorie R. Osborn Malloy and Catharine Evans Mrs. Mildred Jennings Overturf Dr. and Mrs. R. Shannon Jennings Mrs. Josephine B. Parker Mrs. Jo Ann P. Reaves Miss Leona M. Parker Mr. and Mrs. Lester A. Loflen Mrs. Jackie G. Parris Louis and Lillian Stephens Mrs. Mildred C. Parvin Whit and Frances Anne Anderson Mrs. Sarah G. Bedinger Mrs. Rebecca P. Patte Glenn and Betty Bell Mrs. Anna M. Gregg Mr. and Mrs. Clarke W. Perrin Mr. and Mrs. Carradean L. Brown Ms. Georgia A. Perrin

Mrs. Margaret K. Perrin Clinton and Betty Carter, Jr. Mrs. Ann Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Jacobs Mrs. Judith G. Pinkston Mr. Daniel E. Buchanan Mrs. Sarah H. Pitts Ted and Bobbie Fields Louis and Lillian Stephens Mrs. Nannie W. Plyler Whit and Frances Anne Anderson Mrs. Aline Rowland Powell Bob and Jewell Hill Mrs. Ruby H. Preacher Whit and Frances Anne Anderson Ms. Margaret P. Gourdine Mrs. Eleanor B. Grayson Mr. and Mrs. Joe N. Gunnells Miss Inez Mitchum Ms. Thelma H. Owens Prayer Lunch Bunch Ms. Ginny Snipes Mrs. Shirley L. Price Mrs. Karen S. Roof Mr. William Pryor Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Stoeppler Mrs. Rosa B. Putnam Presbyterian Women, Forest Lake Presbyterian Church Mrs. Essie Wray Quinn Mr. Frederick E. Quinn Mr. and Mrs. William D. Rabon Mr. and Mrs. Horace F. Gault, Jr. Mrs. Margaret G. Rambo Lt. Col. and Mrs. John P. Dehart Dr. Elizabeth L. Rambo Mrs. Laetitia J. Raynal Mrs. Sarah G. Bedinger Ms. Mary M. Boyer Mr. and Mrs. Lannie G. Clayton Billy and Ann Crockett Mrs. Louise J. Guy Mr. Elliot Hirshon Mrs. Cathryn "Betty" Ilderton Ms. Jean E. Jackson Ms. Polly C. Lacoco (Coworkers of Holbrook Raynal, M.D). Tommy and Sue Mathews Mrs. Florence C. Raynal Ms. Danielle Scott and Boys Gary and Lib McGregor Simmons Mrs. Kitty Somers Louis and Lillian Stephens Dick and Catherine Swetenburg 23

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Dusk at The Village at Summerville. Dudley, Richard and Mark Syre Mrs. Barbara O. Wieringa Mrs. Bernice F. H. Reasoner Mrs. Jerry C. Cannon Betty Faircloth and Family Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Hughes, Jr. Mrs. Mary M. McAllister Mrs. Ramona Y. Skinner Jim and Kay Thomason Mrs. W. Carlisle (Trudy) White Mr. James L. Wilkins Mr. and Mrs. Harold and Sadie Reel James and Dianne Ellis Ms. Alice Reitz Mrs. Sue R. Gulasky Ms. Susie Summersette Rentz George and Mary Ann Rentz Mrs. Catherine C. Richard Cynthia and Don Coakley Extenet Systems, Inc. Ms. Cathy E. Richards Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Coleman, Jr. Mrs. Edith M. Davis Joe and Joy Kirby Mrs. Elizabeth C. Robinson Ms. Josephine C. Williams Mrs. Jessie C. Rogers Helen and Morgan Coker Mrs. Anna M. Gregg Mr. and Mrs. Philip G. Hart Mrs. Meta P. Loftin George and Nell Oliver Mrs. Maymie B. Spearman Mrs. Mildred I. Russell Ms. Lucinda L. Russell Mr. Thomas D. Ryan Billy and Ann Crockett Mrs. Cathryn "Betty" Ilderton Mr. Ned H. Shows Mrs. Kitty Somers Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Wooden

Donor Appreciation Mr. Edgar O. Sadler Mrs. Nancy M. Sadler Mr. James "Jim" H. Saye, Jr. Mrs. Mildred F. Saye Mrs. Elise Howard Scott Ms. Jennie L. Bowman Friends Lost in 2016 of Mrs. Norma T. Schwinn Mrs. Norma T. Schwinn Mr. J. Howard Scott Ms. Jennie L. Bowman Mrs. Margie C. Scott Peg and Mike Taylor Mr. Carl R. Sellers Mrs. Faith H. Sellers Mr. Harvey W. Sewell Mrs. Dottie Sewell Sewell Gurney Miss Barbara J. Shatzer Mrs. Theresa Stone Mrs. Verna H. Sheldon Mrs. Nancy S. Covey Mrs. Donna W. Shepherd Mrs. Eleanor B. Grayson Mrs. Florence B. Sheron Mrs. Joan B. Lacy Mr. William D. Shirley Ms. Patricia Z. Boozer Mrs. Jacqueline H. Short Cathy and George Short The Reverend Charles H. Sides, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joe F. Mattison Ms. Sara Setzer Bart and Nancy Sides Mrs. Faye P. Simmons Ms. Deborah Cochrane Joe and Lou Giles Mr. and Mrs. William J. Lollis, Jr. Mrs. Bernice F. H. Reasoner Louis and Lillian Stephens Mr. and Mrs. William A. Thompson, Jr. Mrs. W. Carlisle (Trudy) White Joan and Robbie Young Dr. James L. Skinner, III Dr. Neal B. Prater Louis and Lillian Stephens Mrs. W. Carlisle (Trudy) White Mrs. Barbara L. Smith Presbyterian Women, Forest Lake Presbyterian Church Mrs. Beulah B. Smith Mrs. Nancy S. Flowers

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence M. Smith Caroline S. and David M. Head Mr. and Mrs. Clarence W. Senn, Jr. Mrs. Elizabeth B. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin T. Boling Mr. and Mrs. R. Wyatt Williams Ms. Helen Glenn Smith Whit and Frances Anne Anderson Mrs. Hazel L. Berry Mrs. Virginia Gorday Mrs. Mary B. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Rohrabacher Mr. Zeb V. Smith, Jr. Presbyterian Women, Forest Lake Presbyterian Church Mrs. Agnes Peach Smoak Mrs. Agnes M. Morrison Mrs. Marjorie D. Smoak Dr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Marsh Mrs. Ann T. Snider The Reverend Dr. and Mrs. E. D. Vaughan, Jr. Mrs. Dorothy S. Snowden Ms. Sue F. Barnett Mrs. Martha S. Socha The Socha family Mr. George M. Somers Dr. Richard and Wende Lewis Mrs. Kitty Somers Mrs. Mary S. Stackhouse Dr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Marsh Mrs. Betty J. Stanley Presbyterian Women, Forest Lake Presbyterian Church Mrs. Alpha M. Stark Julie and Jim Brice Dr. and Mrs. Eddie Crittendon Miss Virginia L. Gower Mrs. Grace Y. Hamilton and Family Ms. Wilma B. Shealy Ms. Sharon Stark, Mr. Michael J. Stark and Mr. Steven H. Stark Mr. and Mrs. R. Wyatt Williams The Reverend Dr. Jack L. Stevenson Jim and Julie Brice Mrs. Lee Churchfield Anne and Sloan Emerson Mrs. Catherine A. Redd Mr. and Mrs. R. Wyatt Williams Mr. Ken Stiles Presbyterian Women, Forest Lake Presbyterian Church

Tribute Gifts Mrs. Miriam Stogner Ms. Lisa Johnson Mrs. Virginia A. Stone Mrs. Theresa Stone Mrs. Helen O. Straite Whit and Frances Anne Anderson Mrs. Maree T. Strobel Whit and Frances Anne Anderson Mrs. Hazel L. Berry Billy and Ann Crockett Mrs. Louise J. Guy Mrs. Cathryn "Betty" Ilderton Mrs. Eva L. Limehouse Mrs. Faith H. Sellers Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. Stroupe Mr. and Mrs. Lee W. Stroupe Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Sulser Dr. Sharon L. and Mr. Sherwood Stark Mrs. Florence F. Summer Mr. and Mrs. Luther F. Fant Mrs. Lillian K. Sweat Ms. Vanessia L. Hatfield Mrs. Harriett M. Swink Mrs. Helen S. Foster Mrs. Anna M. Gregg Mr. and Mrs. Philip G. Hart Mrs. Clara W. Maxwell Mrs. Maymie B. Spearman Mrs. Eugenia P. Tyson The Reverend Dr. and Mrs. Charles Robert Tapp Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Tapp, Jr. Mrs. Mary Stuart Taylor Ms. Mary W. Price Mr. Samuel A. Taylor Mrs. Nancy H. Humphreys Mens Bible Class, First Church, Anderson Peg and Mike Taylor Mrs. Oline H. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Joe W. Richardson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Joe W. Richardson, Jr. Ms. Eunice B. Thompson Ms. Mary T. Hilson Mr. Garris A. Thompson Ms. Rebecca Cooley Mrs. Ruth Thompson The Reverend and Mrs. Fred D. Thompson Mrs. Mary Frances “Coot” Tiller Mr. and Mrs. Martin B. Tiller, Jr.

Mr. William M. Timberlake Helen and Morgan Coker Mrs. Lola Faye Craig Dr. David and The Reverend Lisa Culpepper Mrs. Anna M. Gregg Mr. and Mrs. Philip G. Hart Men's Only Sunday School Class, First Church, Florence George and Nell Oliver Mr. Julian H. Price Mrs. Maymie B. Spearman Dr. James Timmons and Mrs. Mary Ellen Timmons George M. Gibbins, MD and Susanne DaVega Gibbins Mrs. Mary Ellen W. Timmons Dick and Helen Rose Mr. Archie L. Todd, Jr. Ron and Ann Rash Mrs. Mary Herndon Davis Todd Ms. Rebecca J. Pickens Mrs. Mazie I. Todd Whit and Frances Anne Anderson Mrs. Margaret T. Towles Ms. Kathleen Kelly Ms. Agnes H. Trollinger Mr. and Mrs. John F. Brailsford, Jr. Mrs. Marjorie Turkett Ms. Cathy D. House Ms. Dimitra Tzavaras Billy and Ann Crockett Mr. Robert Van Witzenburg Mrs. Lola Faye Craig Mrs. Amelia Wallace Vernon Mrs. Anna M. Gregg Mrs. Clara W. Maxwell Mrs. Maymie B. Spearman Mrs. Margaret M. Wagner Mrs. Patricia G. Hevener Mrs. W. Carlisle (Trudy) White Mr. and Mrs. Matt Wallace Ms. Sandra Wallace Mrs. Martha A. Waltrip Mrs. Cathryn "Betty" Ilderton Mrs. Mary Summers Ward George and Mary Ann Rentz Mrs. Frances B. Wardlaw Mr. and Mrs. Andrew B. Wardlaw, Jr. Mr. And Mrs. Bob and Kay Warner Ms. Cynthia K. Warner Miss Wylma A. Wates Mrs. Cathryn "Betty" Ilderton

Mrs. Joyce Watkins Mrs. Helen B. Whitaker Mrs. Harriett S. Watson Ms. Cam Lawton Mrs. Jean B. Wattley Ms. Pamela B. Helms Mrs. Marion H. Weersing Mrs. W. Carlisle (Trudy) White Mr. Thomas T. Well, Jr. Mrs. Geraldine Hardister Mrs. Daisy Westall Mr. and Mrs. James A. Wactor Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott Westall Mr. James K. Westbury Sr. Mr. David A. Westbury Mrs. Frances P. Whipple Mr. and Mrs. Waddy M. Anderson, III Candler and Susan Ginn Ms. Kathy Ginn Ms. Suzanne M. Ginn Mr. and Mrs. G. Denton Lindsay Mrs. Catherine A. Redd Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Rose Mr. and Mrs. J. Mark Trexler Mr. and Mrs. R. Wyatt Williams Mrs. Annelle Stover White Catherine and Thomas Ingold Mrs. Emma H. White Peg and Mike Taylor Mr. Killough H. White, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Killough H. White, III Mrs. Ruth H. White Mr. and Mrs. William J. White Ms. Irma R. Wilkes George and Kathy Wilkes My Mother Deborah L. Williams Mr. John O. Williams Mrs. Mary W. Beaty Mr. Joseph H. Williams Mrs. Frances H. Bradham Mrs. Nancy H. Humphreys Ms. Harriett O. Plowden John and Darleen Strange Mr. John A. Vousden Mr. Harold S. Wrenn Mr. D. C. Wylie, Jr. Mrs. Margaret C. Williams Ms. Sandra Wallace Mrs. Cookie Wilson Mr. James A. Wilson, Sr.

Tribute Gifts Samuel Mack Wilson, Ph.D. Mrs. Lois G. Wilson Samuel and Dorothy Wilson Mrs. Marion Wishart Seven Oaks Presbyterian Church Miss Lidie H. Withers Colonel and Mrs. William James Haynes Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Wofford Linda Wofford Hawkins Mr. Melville C. Wood Bruce and Bettie Cantrell Mr. Glenn F. Workman Mrs. Eva L. Limehouse Mrs. Elizabeth C. Wrenn Mr. Harold S. Wrenn Mr. Albert M. "Tee" Wright, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. A. Melvin Wright, III Mrs. Alyene Cornelia Gelzer Wright Mr. Toby Barfield and Mr. Bill Barfield Billy and Ann Crockett Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Edwards Randell and Kathleen Gelzer L.C. and Maud Kissam Dr. and Mrs. Vernon A. Lake Mrs. Barbara K. Missroon Order of the Eastern Star, Azalea Chapter Linda and Drake Perrow Mr. and Mrs. Moss H. Perrow, Jr. Ms. Mary G. Rhodes Ms. Anne P. Rice Mr. and Mrs. Durwood V. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Everette M. Scott, Jr. Tony and Lila Spell Wando High School, Dr. Sherry Eppelsheimer and Wando Faculty and Staff Mrs. Sarah White Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Wright, III Mrs. Charlotte P. Wylie Mr. James A. Wilson, Sr. Mr. D. C. Wylie, Jr. Mr. David C. Wylie, III Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Wylie Mrs. Loretta W. Yonts Mr. and Mrs. Jack Back, Jr. Mrs. Marion K. Young Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hamilton

Donor Appreciation

Honorariums The Reverend Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Abel Mr. Kenneth E. Love Mrs. Marcia G. Addison Tommy and Jenny Sease Mr. Murray Air Dr. and Mrs. Louis E. Shepard, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jack G. Alexander Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III All of the Mothers at Presbyterian Communities of SC Adriaan and Mildred Kwist All Mothers and Their Christian Loving Care Gordon and Carolyn Sparks All of the Residents and Staff at PCSC Adriaan and Mildred Kwist Mrs. Judy Barger J.B. and Dionne Merritt Ms. Vickie Barger J.B. and Dionne Merritt Ms. Judith W. Bear Mr. and Mrs. William J. White Mrs. Bettie G. Bernhardt Mr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Crutchfield The Reverend Dr. Russell S. Blackwelder Mrs. Brenda K. Wylie Mrs. Thayer A. Boswell Jim and Hollace Boswell Mr. and Mrs. Hargrove Bowles Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Miss Lily L. Bradley Ms. Sandra Bryan John and Darleen Strange The Reverend Dr. Frances W. Bragan Ms. Sandy K. Agee The Reverend Dr. and Mrs. John Cecil Brearley Mrs. Mary Kate Brearley Glasser Jan and Larry Hartsell Mrs. Jane F. Brennecke Mrs. Betty G. Chandler The Reverend Dr. and Mrs. Joe W. B. Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Lockard Mrs. Dorothy C. Brown Jack and Billie Jackson Mrs. Dorothy P. Burrows Mrs. Mary D. Cottingham Mr. Peter Caramello Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III

Mr. W. Clinton Carter, Jr. Mrs. Mary D. Cottingham Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Chastain Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Mrs. Mary M. Clanton Mrs. Meta P. Loftin Mr. Tom C. Clark Mr. John F. Clark, III Ms. Katherine D. Clark Columbia Presbyterian Community Staff Mr. and Mrs. Daniel N. Olson Mrs. Louise H. Cornwell Judith C. Jones Ms. Brenda Mann The Children of Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Covington (Randy, Gayle and Chris) Mr. Carl H. Covington Mrs. Sarah P. Curtis Mr. Paul Staples Mr. and Mrs. Johnson H. Cutchin Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Mr. Robert B. Cutchin Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Mr. William J. Cutchin Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III The Reverend M. Achim Daffin Whit and Frances Anne Anderson Mr. and Mrs. David E. Brisben Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Klintworth Mrs. Barbara O. Wieringa Mrs. Brenda K. Wylie and Families The Reverend and Mrs. M. Achim Daffin The Reverend and Mrs. Robert W. Boston Charlie and Rosemary Raynal Dr. Lee Jacobs Dailey Ms. Catherine C. Jacobs Mr. Dennis E. Daye Mike and Peg Taylor Mrs. Betty S. Dickson Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Moss Mr. and Mrs. Osmund W. Dixon Mrs. Kathryn D. Jaitly Mrs. Elizabeth S. Dorn Cathy and George Short Mr. and Mrs. Ray Doughty Whit and Frances Anne Anderson Mrs. Betty W. Douty Mr. Gary L. Douty Mrs. Jean Dowdle Mr. Kenneth E. Love

Tribute Gifts Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt J. Dudley Mrs. Kaye W. Borgstedt Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kirkland Dunlap, Jr. Kirkland and Deb Dunlap Mr. Daniel Dye Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Ms. Sheryl Edens Anonymous â&#x20AC;&#x2018; Foothills Retirement Community Mr. Brent Edgerton Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Dr. and Mrs. Charles Elliott Mrs. Kaye W. Borgstedt Mrs. Inez M. Elliott Banks and Polly Robinson Ms. Brenda Eyre Mr. Foy A. Jones The Reverend Dr. Franklin Fant, Jr. Mrs. Rosemary F. Bailes Mr. and Mrs. Luther F. Fant The Reverend Dr. and Mrs. L. Franklin Fant, Jr. The Reverend and Mrs. Darrell Fetzer Mary Margaret Milas Mrs. Floride A. Findley Ms. Dorothy H. Grantham Mrs. Vivian M. Fogartie Jim and Carol Fogartie Foothills Retirement Community Employees Mrs. Pamela T. Kalis Mr. and Mrs. Dave Garner Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Mr. and Mrs. Paul Garrigan Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III

Nurses Margaret Williams and Mary Guillaume celebrate Nurses Week.

The Reverend Dr. Joseph S. Gaston Sara and Ralph Kellar The Reverend Dr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Gaston Mrs. Margaret Susan Hausman Mr. Paul W. Giampietro and Ms. Karen Edwards Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Mrs. Eleanor B. Grayson Mr. and Mrs. Steve Buddin Mr. Clifton D. Green, Jr. Whit and Frances Anne Anderson Mrs. Louise J. Guy Mr. and Mrs. William C. Hay, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William G. Hagler Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Mr. and Mrs. Albert S. Hagood Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Mrs. Sue S. Haigler Mrs. Mary D. Cottingham Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Hair Ms. Dina M. Hair Mr. and Mrs. William F. Halligan Mr. and Mrs. Edward Black Dr. and Mrs. William W. Halligan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Black The James Family Foundation Col. and Mrs. Mark S. Patterson Mrs. Jeanne J. Hancock Ms. Dorothy H. Grantham Mrs. Eleanor S. Harnish Dr. and Mrs. Gary L. Switzer Ms. Winnie Harris Mr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Crutchfield Mrs. Margaret Susan Hausman Kenn and Susan Cruse Mrs. Carolyn T. Hedgepath Mr. David A. Hart Mr. Francis H. Herndon Mr. Joseph D. Carson, Jr. Mr. Walter E. Hickman, III George and Nell Oliver Mr. L. G. Hightower, III Cathy and George O. Short, Jr. Ms. Virginia S. Hinson Ms. Cynthia H. Willimon (Cindy, Bud and Dakota Willimon) Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Holder Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Holland Mr. Robert B. Holland Mr. and Mrs. George Howard Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III

Mr. Lloyd G. Hughes Mrs. Beth Irick Mrs. Cathy B. Jackson Mrs. Marjorie D. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Jackson Mr. Kenneth E. Love Mr. William Frazier Jackson Mrs. Sandra J. Olson Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Jacobs Mrs. Norma J. Tays Mr. and Mrs. Suneel Jaitly Mr. and Mrs. Osmund W. Dixon The Reverend Debbie J. Johnson Mr. T. Gibson Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson Mr. Kenneth E. Love Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kirksey Mr. Kenneth E. Love Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Lamb Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Mrs. Mary Ellen Layfield Ms. Dorothy H. Grantham Mrs. Ruth S. Leggett Malloy and Catharine Evans Mrs. Katherine R. Ligon Jeff and Libby Aiken The Reverend Dr. and Mrs. John Cecil Brearley Mrs. Melvina H. Busby Dr. Bruce C. Horten and Ms. Heather Horten Mr. and Mrs. William F. Ligon Fred and Sheri Oxley Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Locke Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Miss Betty Love Mr. Kenneth E. Love Mr. Kenneth E. Love Miss Peggy O. Moore and Miss Betty Love Mrs. Samiel J. Martin Ms. Dorothy H. Grantham The Reverend Dr. Daniel W. Massie Mrs. Kaye W. Borgstedt Mrs. Elsie V. Matthews Mrs. Roxanne M. Barrier Mr. Brown McCallum, Jr. Mike and Peg Taylor Mrs. Mabeth W. McCutchen Mr. James E. McCutchen Mr. and Mrs. William H. McFadden The William H. McFadden family Mrs. Mary D. Cottingham 27

Tribute Gifts Mrs. Virginia H. McIntosh Mrs. Mary D. Cottingham Mr. Will McKibbon Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Mrs. Frances M. McRae Mrs. Mary Jane A. Magrath Mrs. Frances W. McSween Mrs. Lucille Harper R.T. Harper Construction, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. William W. McWhorter, Sr. Dr. Sarah E. McWhorter Mr. William W. McWhorter, Sr. Dr. William W. McWhorter, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William P. Merritt Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Robin Miller and The Village at Summerville Staff Whit and Frances Anne Anderson Ms. Eva Spadoni Mills Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Mills Miss Inez Mitchum The Reverend and Mrs. Robert W. Boston Miss Peggy O. Moore Mr. Kenneth E. Love Mrs. Myrtle M. Myrick The Reverend and Mrs. Robert W. Boston Ms. Marie Myzell Ms. Cathy Myzell Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nuttall Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Mrs. Mary Lee Ogletree Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Ogletree Mrs. Jennifer R. O’Neal Mrs. Katherine R. Ligon Mr. and Mrs. William B. Owens, Jr. Joe and Lou Giles PCSC Marketing Team Ms. Angela Partin PCSC Staff (all) Mrs. Katherine C. Meares Mr. and Mrs. E. Andrew Phail Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Ms. Harriett O. Plowden Mrs. Margaret Susan Hausman Mrs. Joan B. Potter Ms. Sandra Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Alfred A Price Mr. Wayne Price The Reverend William Puckett 28

Donor Appreciation

Village residents enjoy a special Italian dinner. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Rowland, Jr. A resident receiving charitable care Mr. and Mrs. F. Hamilton Dicks, III Mr. John W. McKeown Mr. and Mrs. William D. Rhodes, Jr. Mrs. Elizabeth Brogdon Mrs. Gertrude S. “Trudie” Robertson Mrs. Betty Carter Mr. and Mrs. Phillip F. Carter Mrs. Geniveve Rogers Mrs. Adelaide Owens Huckaby Mrs. Udelle Rogers Mr. and Mrs. William W. Bowen, II Mr. and Mrs. Gerald E. Runager Mrs. Kaye W. Borgstedt Ms. Fran H. Sanders Cathy and George Short Mrs. Ellen V. Scoville Ms. Ellen Douglas Schlaefer Ms. Sara R. Strachan Mr. and Mrs. Jack Seaver Ms. Jackie Cominotti Mr. Joseph Shakespeare Ms. Mary M. Kirkman Mrs. Barbara O. Wieringa Mrs. Vera G. Shealy Mrs. Mary Ross Martin Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Shirer Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie C. Shirer, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Short Cathy and George Short Mr. Ned H. Shows Ms. Frances L. Harbeson Mr. and Mrs. Ned H. Shows Whit and Frances Anne Anderson Mrs. Ann L. Huffman Mrs. Virginia Sides Ms. Sara Setzer Bart and Nancy Sides

Mr. Franklin Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Parsons Mrs. Martha S. Simmons Mrs. Susan S. Carbonneau The Reverend Marty Simmons The Family of Walker Crawford Ms. Linda Sink Mrs. M. Joan Hart Mrs. Catherine S. Somers Dr. and Mrs. Richard J. Lewis Mr. Gary Southern Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Mr. and Mrs. John H. Stewart Whit and Frances Anne Anderson Mr. Dan Stogner Ms. Lisa Johnson Dr. Allen H. Stokes, Jr. Joe and Lou Giles Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Stokes Joe and Lou Giles Mr. William F. Stokes Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Mr. and Mrs. Carroll L. Stone Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Mr. and Mrs. James F. Stuckey Ms. Dorothy H. Grantham Mrs. Norma E. Sweatman Ms. Maryann Rampey Ms. Kendall Taetz Mrs. Judith A. Taetz Mrs. Margaret Taylor Mr. Mark Taylor Adair Piano, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Taylor Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Mrs. Frances L. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Johnson Mrs. Emily W. Thompson Dr. Judith T. Burgis Ms. Rebecca Cooley The Reverends James E. Griffeth and Elizabeth Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Ted Thompson Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Mr. Martin B. Tiller, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Martin B. Tiller, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Van Pelt Dr. Stacey V. Brennan The Village at Summerville Staff The Reverend and Mrs. Charles E. Raynal, III

PCSC News The Village Caregivers in Health Care and Services, especially Alfrieda, Lauren, Delores, Ms. Johnnie, Kim, and Danielle Scott Charlie and Rosemary Raynal Dr. Kiera von Besser Mr. and Mrs. Kurt von Besser Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Waldrop Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Mrs. Violet G. Westbury Mr. David A. Westbury Mr. and Mrs. J. Ken Westbury, Jr. The Reverend Dr. and Mrs. Olin M. Whitener, Jr. Mrs. Kaye W. Borgstedt Mrs. Barbara O. Wieringa Ms. Gigi Wieringa The Reverend Dr. Stephen H. Wilkins Dr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Rowland, Jr. Ms. Karen D. Williams Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Mrs. Lois G. Wilson Samuel and Dorothy Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Wooden Whit and Frances Anne Anderson Mr. Jim Wright Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Ms. Caroline M. Yarborough and Ms. Josephine E. Yarborough Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Mr. and Mrs. Edward Yarborough Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Mr. and Mrs. Hubert E. Yarborough, IV Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Mrs. Martha A. Young Mr. James E. Young, Jr.

Memory Caregiver Support Group at Columbia

eing a caregiver for someone with dementia is a difficult task that is both physically and emotionally draining. To make things more challenging, caregivers are often unprepared and untrained for the task when they take it on. Key resources they need to be better equipped include helpful information and a place to share their experiences with others and be encouraged. The Columbia Presbyterian Community now sponsors a monthly memory support group for caregivers. Meredith Memory Scott, Supervisor of the Jasmine Place memory Support support center at the community, leads the group. “The group is not just for memory support, but for caregivers of seniors in general who need a safe, secure place to share what they are going through, as well as learn how to cope and make things better,” she says. The Alzheimer’s Association estimates that there are more than 300,000 caregivers for Alzheimer’s patients alone in South Carolina. This statistic shows how urgent the need is across the state for support groups like the one offered at the Columbia Community.

Group

When? The third Thursday of every month at 6 pm. Where? The Columbia Presbyterian Community, 700 DaVega Drive, Lexington, SC 29073 Who is welcome? Anyone who is a caregiver or family member of someone facing dementiarelated illness.

“Any caregiver or family member who would like to attend is welcome,” explained Meredith. “Some For more info… group members are actively caring for a spouse Call Meredith Scott at (803) 667-5714. or parent. Others have a loved one experiencing the early stages of dementia and they are readying themselves for the future,” when memory issues will have worsened. Some meetings are organized around providing education, some include a presentation by an outside speaker, but according to Meredith, the aspect most valued by caregivers is the opportunity to decompress. It is a great blessing for group members to share with others who are going through the same challenges they are.

What is most challenging? “Breaking down the stigma associated with dementia-related illness and helping people understand when it’s time to take active steps to provide appropriate care for loved ones,” she said. An excited groups of Foothills residents on the way to watch the Atlanta Braves take on the Chicago Cubs.

She does find her work very rewarding. “I especially enjoy knowing we are making a difference in people’s lives. We cannot change the fact that someone has a disease, but we can improve how the situation is addressed and experienced. Life does not end with dementia.” 29

Clinton Wandering in Washington One of the South’s best kept secrets, Washington, Georgia, has more antebellum homes per capita than any other city in the United States. Thanks to Clinton residents Jo and Buzzy Randall, it’s no longer a secret to The Clinton Presbyterian Community! Buzzy and Jo grew up in Washington and spent a lifetime investing themselves in the town they love so dearly. On a recent trip by Clinton residents to Washington, which the Randalls helped instigate, they were eager to share their story and their “stomping grounds” with other residents. The activity bus turned into a tour bus the moment they entered the town. Buzzy claimed “shotgun” to give driving directions and Jo took the microphone to tell stories introducing the visitors to Washington’s rich history. At two churches, residents were greeted by friends of the Randall’s and treated to tours. The First Presbyterian Church of Washington dates prior to 1790 and its sanctuary, built in 1825, is the oldest non-residential building in Washington. The Episcopal Church was built a few years later and is adorned with intricate stained glass windows that were crafted by the famed Wilbur H. Burnham Studios and

Above: Group in front of Washington mural. Right: Buzzy and Jo Randall, host Betsy Wagner, and Strut Murdoch visit on the porch of the Wagner House in historic Washington, Georgia.

feature unique royal blue hues, which are considered to be a Burnham trademark. After lunch at Southern Scratch and some shopping, the bus headed out for the final leg of the tour that included various architectural styles from grand Greek Revivals to dainty Victorians. Clinton residents were welcomed inside the historic Wagner House by the owners, who walked them through each room of the gorgeous antebellum home, sharing stories of the house’s interesting past.

Residents’ Choice Award for Beautiful Yard Residents of the Clinton Community turned afternoon outings into life-enriching experiences for the entire town this summer through The Residents’ Choice Award for Beautiful Yard. Each week residents nominated a new yard that they felt deserved recognition for its landscaping. New residents were able to explore and enjoy the sights of Clinton, while others were able to enjoy the stroll down memory lane.

Left to right: Winners Mica and Joe Nixon, Emma and Ollie Suber, and Tiffany, Matt, and Ellie Davis

The community never expected such a warm reception from the town and the excitement that this activity would bring. For weeks, the town buzzed with anticipation to see which new yard would display the Presbyterian Community’s signs proclaiming that week’s “Beautiful Yard.”

The weekly bus rides provided participating residents an opportunity to feel involved in their community, be included in making decisions, engage in meaningful social interactions with friends, and, of course, bring joy to the local winners! The Clinton Presbyterian Community is grateful for the chance to give back to the town it loves.

Above: Children from Big Blue Marble Academy giggle as they pose with residents. Left: Frances McSween takes time to give care and attention during a quick piano lesson.

Frances McSween, Lucille Harper and friends prepare to fill the reception area with music.

Above: Florrie Steele enjoys collecting Easter eggs on a perfect afternoon. Above right: Martha Simmons and Margie Roberts share a laugh at the Fourth of July lunch. Right: A friendly baseball bet led to Peter Hobbie sporting one of John Pattersonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Phillies sweatshirts.

Above: Residents get into a challenging game of noodleball. Right: Tom Bryson strikes a pose with members of ZTA Sorority during the ice cream social.

Columbia Resident's Legacy helps Columbia Community “Swing into Spring” Columbia resident Frank Dieringer (left) was well-known for his fun-loving attitude and his enjoyment of parties and other social events. It is not surprising, then, that when he remembered PCSC in his estate, he instructed that some of his gift be used for “activities or events that would bring joy to residents.”

Above: The Capital City Big Band in action. Below: The Columbia Community dining room was lavishly decorated for the Spring Swing event.

Frank’s intentions were carried out in early April when his gift was used to help fund an elegant “Spring Swing” dinner and dance event at the Columbia Community. Special heavy hors d’oeurves and beverages were served, which residents and their guests enjoyed with special china, glassware and tableware. The Capital City Big Band, an approximately 20-piece ensemble, provided outstanding music that everyone enjoyed dancing and listening to. Frank’s daughter, Cindy Dieringer, was in attendance and Frank was recognized and remembered during the event, both for his convivial character and his generosity. The Columbia Community looks forward to additional events graciously provided by Frank’s legacy.

Celebrating those who Live & Work in a Skilled Nursing Setting This spring, The Columbia Presbyterian Community celebrated National Nursing Home Week with five days of special events for those living and working in its Cassels Healthcare Center. The 2017 theme of this national event was “The Spirit of America,” to celebrate our beautiful country and the diversity of people within it. The events of the week included outreach to the Babcock Center, visits by Mary Kay representatives, a horseshoe competition, live performances of mountain music and Gospel music, an ice cream truck, and other funfilled activities. The week culminated with a community picnic, as well as a display of vintage cars by the Chevy Car Club, blue grass music, a wheel-chair parade, and a dunk tank. Columbia Executive Director Jason Basile even took his turn in the tank! PCSC is grateful to the many volunteers who contributed to this special week and recognizes the involvement of many staff members across a number of departments, who helped make this celebration a success. 32

Above: Columbia Executive Director Jason Basile awaits his fate in the dunk tank as staff member Immacula Rasted takes aim. Right Columbia resident Ellen Scoville dressed as a peacock for the wheelchair parade.

The Columbia Community recognized Wellness Week in late June with a competition between residents to see who could engage in the most wellness activities. Residents kept a log of any Community-sponsored activities they attended in any dimension of wellness to earn points. There were a number of activities offered, including Zumba, a hula hoop class, and a Nu-Step relay that was also a fundraiser for the Alzheimer’s Association. At the end of the week, the residents with the most cumulative points were recognized with a prize and the prestigious title of Mr. and Mrs. Wellness. Congratulations to Lily Bradley and Sally Gandy, who tied in first place for women, and Ron Jacobs, who was crowned Mr. Wellness!

Above: Columbia Administrator Jason Basile and resident Paul McCreery encourage each other at the Nu-Step Relay. Right: Sally Gandy’s infectious smile and attitude warm the room during The Longest Day Challenge.

Above: A special thank you to the Seven Oaks Presbyterian Church Hannah and Ruth Circles who hosted our Ladies Tea. Left: Thank you to Harvest Church for the car wash fundraiser for the Alzheimer's Association. Pictured are Amy McCormack’s daughters, Devyn and Claire.

Deborah Platt shared her memorabilia on Coca-Cola Day. She and Rebecca Richardson have been friends since 1st grade.

Above: Nancy Jacobs teaches Gilbert Middle School students to crochet “plarn” for the Homeless Mat Community Project. Below: JJ the horse and Ellie the dog from Hooves, Hearts, & Hope bring laughter and delight to the halls.

Mary Jones, Tom Hornsby, John Vousden and Lloyd Hughes enjoy a Fireflies baseball game. 33

Summerville

Recycled Wedding Dress Fashion Show Left to right: Dr. Kristen Greene. Jennifer Lance models a dress made out of old cassette tapes and vinyl records.Ty Bateman displays a wedding robe adorned with “Caution” tape. Laura Mizzell in a dress made of newpapers and tin foil.

The staff at The Village at Summerville recently held a fashion show featuring wedding dresses made from recycled materials. All departments were represented in the friendly competition. The Therapy Department was crowned the winner, with its entry of a paper plate wedding dress worn by Dr. Kristen Greene.

Craft Fair Supports Employee Emergency Fund

Residents at The Village recently pulled their talents together for a great cause. At the Spring Craft Fair you could find handpainted ceramics, various knitted items, artwork, jewelry, and quilts by the late Muriel McLean, who lived at The Village. Proceeds raised were generously donated to The Village’s Employee Emergency Fund, which is used to assist employees facing a financial crisis that is beyond their means. Many thanks to the residents who made a purchase to support a great cause! 34

In Memory’s Kitchen Several months ago Village resident Werner Will asked Steve Scranton, Dining Services Director at The Village, about doing a special presentation with him about a book, In Memory’s Kitchen.

The book is a collection of recipes that were written by women in Terezin Concentration Camp. The recipes for special dishes were written down, not so that they could be prepared at the camp, but that they might be saved and handed down to their grandchildren. Miraculously, the recipes survived and made their way to the daughter of one of the prisoners.

Above: Werner Will. Below: Steve Scranton prepares recipes from the book.

Steve chose some of the recipes and prepared them as part of his monthly cooking demonstration. Ironically, this happened to fall during Holocaust Awareness Week. Mr. Will presented the history of the book and concentration camps while the recipes were prepared. There was an English translation for each recipe but they were written in decagrams and other terms that had to be converted and interpreted. The items made were Murber Strudel, Kartoffel Salat, Zwiebel Kuchen and Erdapfel Dalken, which the residents enjoyed sampling.

Mable Coller looks forward to Italian ice on the front porch.

Residents and friends turned out in full patriotic attire for the Fourth of July parade! Above: Eleanor Grayson and Sersie. Center: Jinny Sauls, Joey Shakespeare and Haleigh Harris, daughter of Jessica Harris. Right: Pat Hollifield on her bike.

In honor of Nurses Week, resident Jennie Rhodes is presented flowers by Arlene V. Davis, and Mary Guillaume presents flowers to resident Madge Marrucci.

Emma Doughty and Betty Clark put their skills to the test after Sue Ellen Brooks’ cake decorating demonstration.Congratulations to Sue on her recent certification in cake decorating!

Newlyweds Jim Sharpton and Oliva Pritchard, flanked by his mother, resident Janice Sharpton (L), and her parents, residents Claudius and Marjorie Pritchard (R).

In April, The Village at Summerville had the privilege of hosting the wedding of Olivia Pritchard and Jim Sharpton. Olivia’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claudius Pritchard, have been residents of The Village since June of 2011, while Jim’s mother, Mrs. Janice Sharpton, officially became a resident in June of 2017. The ceremony was performed by The Village’s Chaplain, The Rev. Achim Daffin, and the reception was catered by the dining services team.

Dining Services Director Steve Scranton serves banana pudding to Glennie Thomas, a former PCSC employee. 35

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