Summer 2018
Community Connections
Clinton | Columbia | Florence | Foothills | Laurel Crest | Summerville
App 2018 rec D iat onor ion Issu e
To Our “Investors”... Thank You!
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lmost anyone of who knows of Presbyterian Communities of South Carolina knows it is a not-forprofit organization. The label “Presbyterian” itself is a giveaway, as it signifies PCSC’s existence as a ministry established and supported by Presbyterian churches and presbyteries across the state. Being a not-for-profit means that PCSC does not exist to turn a profit for owners or shareholders. Rather, it exists to serve the needs of older adults, putting “people” before “profits.” But this does not mean that we don’t have “investors.” On the contrary, we are profoundly grateful to have donors, both individual and churches, who have invested significantly over the last 60 years. There are many different ways our donors have invested to impact the well-being of those we serve over the years. Some give faithfully year after year to support charitable care through the Mother’s Day Offering or memorials. Some have stepped up at a time of special need to help build our campuses. Many churches include PCSC in their benevolence giving from their annual operating budget. Many folks leave a special legacy by naming PCSC in their estate plans. This issue of Community Connections is our annual Donor Edition. Inside, we recognize those who have made gifts or planned gifts to PCSC to help enrich the lives of older adults. PCSC thanks all who have shared their material resources to sustain PCSC’s ministry and carry it forward. As you read and enjoy this issue, we at PCSC hope that you feel warmed and gratified by the way that your gifts have been invested.
Read the touching story of how one resident and her family were blessed by the generosity of PCSC donors........page
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Clinton Community Wins Readers’ Choice Award
During the month of June, The Clinton Chronicle, Clinton’s local newspaper, asked its readers to vote for their favorite local businesses. Categories ranged from the best hotdog to the best hair stylist to the best place to buy tires. The residents and staff of The Clinton Presbyterian Community believe they are the best, but the question was, do others outside of the community know? You bet they do! Thanks to the people of Laurens County who voted, the Clinton Community received top honors in TWO categories:
Best Retirement Community and
Best Assisted Living For the past 43 years, The Clinton Presbyterian Community has served seniors of Laurens County and provided employment for many others. The community is honored that its passion for senior living has not gone unnoticed, and it proudly accepts these awards. www.PresCommunities.org
From The Chief Executive Officer
Celebrating Our Volunteers: A Different Kind of Donor
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his issue of Community Connections is focused on donors who financially support Presbyterian Communities of South Carolina. It is important, however, that we also celebrate those other “donors” who are so vitally important to this ministry. These are the volunteers who invest their time and share their talents to augment what PCSC offers our residents. The contributions made by volunteers are various, just as they provide a variety of blessings. Some of our volunteers make regular appearances each month, or even each week. These may have specific tasks they perform or regular events they lead. Sometimes they are simply present to lend a helping hand at an activity or event organized by the Life Enrichment staff. They may just bring news from the church! Others come out at more specific times of the year. A group of Presbyterian Women may host a special tea at a community. A youth group may come out and play games with residents. Many pastors come to lead a Sunday evening Vespers service from time to time.
“The unselfish effort to bring cheer to others will be the beginning of a happier life for ourselves.” - Helen Keller
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What do these volunteers really provide? On one level, they may be another pair of caring hands. They may assist a resident with writing letters or reading a book. They may entertain with music. These are task-oriented descriptions of what our volunteers do, but there is a deeper, more important description. The most important thing our volunteers do for residents is give them their attention. Their presence reminds our residents that they are important and cared for. Many of our residents are still active. They get out-and-about serving their local communities and churches, taking trips, and socializing. But many have reached the point where they can no longer get out easily. Imagine what the attention given by a volunteer means to these folks! The presence of volunteers on our campuses makes life better for everyone. I thank each and every one of our volunteers for the things they do to enrich the lives of those we serve. You are making an investment that provides great dividends!
Kathy Ligon, President and CEO
To learn more about volunteering at our communities, please visit prescommunities.org/volunteer-opportunities
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) at its five historic campuses (Clinton, Columbia, Florence, Foothills and Summerville). You can make your charitable gifts to PCSC payable to the PCSC Foundation. Your gifts are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
Foundation Report
How, Not Why This past June, I was talking to a donor who was contemplating a significant gift to the PCSC Foundation. So what did we discuss? Our conversations revolved around helping the donor fulfill his charitable intentions in the best way possible. So we discussed which assets would be most appropriate to donate, and we discussed what tax advantages would be associated with various It is God’s money, types of gifts. and it is my job
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In other words, we spent to honor His most of our time talking instructions to about how to give to PCSC, love and honor not whether to give. Why is our parents. that? Because he was already motivated. For one thing, he shared with me that it was God’s money, which meant the donor’s job “was to place it where it would honor Him, and honor His instructions to love and honor our parents.” And secondly, he was motivated to support PCSC because he had already seen the kindness and compassion of our staff toward his family members.
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In his words, our staff has been so “kind and sweet,” and “they love the residents, even when it is not easy.” It can best be summed up, according to him, as “PCSC’s commitment to caring for seniors in the love of Christ.” What a great testimony to PCSC’s ministry! As you look through these pages, you will see some of that same excellence in compassionate care, stimulating life enrichment, and joyous social interactions. Many others have seen the whygive in their own personal experiences with PCSC. I hope that you, too, will agree that the why-give is obvious. Please let me know how I can help you with the secondary question of how-to-give.
The 2nd Sixty Planned Giving Initiative Launching in the year of PCSC’s 60th Anniversary, The 2nd Sixty Planned Giving Initiative continues to take shape. With thanksgiving for the first 60 years, The 2nd Sixty Initiative is intended to reenergize planned giving to help prepare for PCSC’s future. Planned gifts, in which PCSC was named as a beneficiary in someone’s estate plans, were vitally important in maintaining and expanding this ministry during its first 60 years, and this will be true of the future, as well. Finishing touches are being made to a new brochure to help those who love this ministry reflect on the blessings of the past and consider whether they would like to express their care for older adults with a planned gift. Please let us know if you would like to receive one. You can also visit our web page (which is in the process of being updated) to learn more:
PresCommunities.org/planned-giving
Franklin Fant, Director of Foundation Services and Church Relations
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PCSC News
How PCSC Donors Blessed a Resident and Her Family
The Village Welcomes New Executive Director
hat happens when a resident outlives his or her life savings? Even when someone has saved responsibly for retirement, the blessing of a very long life or the challenge of costly medical care can deplete one’s resources.
Presbyterian Communities of South Carolina is excited about the arrival of Tim Barresi as the new Executive Director at The Village at Summerville. Tim brings a wealth of knowledge about senior living, having worked in this field for the past 23 years. Most recently, he was Regional Director of Operations for Harmony Senior Services, where he managed six senior living communities in South Carolina and Virginia.
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This was the dilemma faced by Elizabeth Farish (right). She moved into The Village at Summerville and enjoyed her life there very much. “The staff at The Village loved my mother, and she loved them,” shared her son, J. Frank Farish. However, the day came when Mr. Farish realized his mother’s savings were dwindling. “I reached out to Brown McCallum, who was the Administrator at The Village at that time, and we scheduled a meeting to go over my mother’s finances,” he recalled. “Thankfully, I was able to personally help with the cost of her care, but the total cost was more than my wife and I could bear alone.” Thanks to the generosity of PCSC donors – both churches and individuals – PCSC had the resources to make up the difference, and Mrs. Farish was able to remain at The Village. “PCSC took care of my mother for the last nine months of her life, when the only income she had left was Social Security,” said Mr. Farish.
Tony Fountain, Chief Operating Officer for PCSC, says, “Former supervisors and colleagues acknowledge Tim as having great listening skills and the ability to align people with a mutual vision. Everyone I spoke to noted Tim’s strong emphasis on being resident-focused.”
As a PCSC Ambassador for the Yeaman’s Park Presbyterian Church for 17 years, Mr. Farish was a enthusiastic supporter of the Mother’s Day Offering collected each year. “I have often said that there is no better place to make a difference with one’s donations than supporting resident aid at PCSC.” He was also an important advocate for the need for PCSC to develop assisted living as a residential offering, creating a “middle ground” between independent living and skilled nursing care.
Tim has both his Nursing Home Administrator and Assisted Living Licenses from the South Carolina Board of Long Term Health Care Administrators. His undergraduate degree is in Sociology from the University of Akron, and he has a Master in Public Health from the University of South Carolina.
The dilemma faced by Mrs. Farish and her family has been faced successfully over and over by hundreds of residents of Presbyterian Communities of South Carolina. Their individual stories typically go untold, however, to protect their privacy. PCSC is grateful to Mr. Farish, who was gracious enough to share his mother’s story.
“I am thrilled and honored to be joining The Village at Summerville team,” Tim stated. “The Village has a rich, 60-year history of care and service excellence, along with a mission and ministry that attracts the dedicated team members. I have been impressed by the warm welcome I have received from our residents and staff, and that reinforces what a special place this is!”
If you have contributed to charitable care through the Mother’s Day Offering or otherwise, thank you for being part of these residents’ stories, as well! 4
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PCSC + SOCIAL MEDIA PCSC Trustee to Give 2018 Creating a Closer Community… Richardson One App at at Time! Lectures PCSC is excited to announce that the Rev. Dr. R. Daniel Holloway will be giving the 2018 James McDowell Richardson Lectures at The Village at Summerville on September 23-24. Residents of the Foothills Community recently visited their local Chik-fil-A dressed in cow costumes and shared it on their Facebook page!
PCSC has been active on social media since January of this year, using the platform to build public awareness of its ministry and providing a closer, better-informed community for its residents, staff and families. PCSC’s Facebook page offers informative articles about topics including aging, Alzheimer’s, caregiving, health and living options. On Instagram and Facebook, you will find photos and videoes of our residents and staff participating in a variety of activities at the communities and around the state. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram at:
Presbyterian Communities of SC The Columbia Presbyterian Community The Clinton Presbyterian Community The Florence Presbyterian Community The Foothills Retirement Community The Village at Summerville Laurel Crest Retirement Community
PCSC is also on LinkedIn, where professionals connect with colleagues, make business connections, search for jobs and more. Follow PCSC at:
Presbyterian Communities of SC
Dr. Holloway, who The Rev. Dr. Dan Holloway is a current member of the PCSC Board of Trustees and a former Chair, will present a series of lectures entitled, “An Invitation to Imagine a Different Way of Being the Church.” These talks will imagine and explore ways churches can remain faithful to God and the good news while living in the midst of a world that is full of change. Dr. Holloway will consider how leaders can learn new skills as they seek to navigate in uncharted territory, including the skill of living and working with people with whom we disagree. Dr. Holloway served as a pastor for more than 40 years, most recently as the Pastor of Unity Presbyterian Church in Fort Mill. He is currently serving as a consultant with Pinnacle Leadership Associates. The James McDowell Richardson Lecture Series was established by Helen C. Richardson in memory of her husband, a former resident. Mr. Richardson, a devout Christian gentleman, was a business and civic leader in Hartsville, South Carolina and an elder at First Presbyterian Church of Hartsville. PCSC is grateful to Mrs. Richardson for her generosity, which allows PCSC to offer this lecture series for the benefit of residents, staff and guests. 5
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PCSC Staff Receive Special Honors Staff members who interact daily with residents are the primary means by which Presbyterian Communities of South Carolina fulfills its mission to “enrich the quality of life for seniors.” PCSC is fortunate to have many wonderful, giving employees who go out of their way to be a blessing to those PCSC serves. However, two “stars” were singled out earlier this year for special recognition by LeadingAge SC, an organization representing not-for-profits that serve more than 10,000 older adults statewide.
Excellence in Caring – Ana Maria Ospina Webster’s defines a caregiver as “a person who provides direct care.” Of course, this definition says nothing about the quality of care or the spirit in which it is given. If one wants to know what excellence in caregiving looks like, they need look no further than Ana Maria Ospina, a Certified Nursing Assistant at The Foothills Retirement Community. It was no surprise, then, to those who work with her and those served by her that Ana Maria was honored by LeadingAge SC with its “Excellence in Caregiving Award.” Ana Maria’s words are kind and gentle, and it is obvious she is at work for one purpose: to help make the lives of Foothills’ residents better. She is passionate and committed to her work with seniors, and it shows as the day unfolds. Ana Maria greets EVERYONE – residents and staff – with smiles, hugs and whatever seems to be needed by that person. This can even include a bit of Spanish, if someone shows an interest in learning! Ana Maria is a leader who is respected and liked by her staff peers. Debbie Henry, Residential Sales Counselor at Foothills, describes Ana Maria as “an intuitive individual who meets residents where they are on any given day and gives the gift of herself in a most natural way. She is truly interested in those she meets and wants to know their story to get to know each of them better. She also engages with family members and is perceptive of their desires and concerns.” PCSC is grateful to Ana Maria for the excellent physical and emotional care she provides to Foothills residents, as well as for the example she sets for other employees with her spirit and wisdom. 6
Heart and Hands Award – Janice Nelson Relationships are fundamental to human thriving. Janice Nelson, Life Enrichment Coordinator at The Village at Summerville, is someone who demonstrates excellent relationships with every resident throughout healthcare. She seems to have a special connection with all of her residents, spending hours doing in-room visits Kathy Ligon, President and CEO, and getting was present to congratulate Janice Nelson to know each on receiving LeadingAge SC’s and every “Heart and Hands Award.” person for who they are. In recognition of her special contributions to those she serves, LeadingAge SC has recognized Janice with its “Heart and Hands Award.” Janice goes above and beyond to ensure every resident is being taken care of and is as comfortable as possible. If a resident is hard of hearing and doesn’t want to get out of bed, she has been known to go and sing with them. She will open the door for a resident who doesn’t want to get up, but who continued
PCSC News still wants to be a part of the activity right outside of her room. She comes in on holidays even if she’s not working just to say hello and visit with residents. She goes out of her way to supply residents with what they need or want. Not surprisingly, they call for her whenever they need anything because they know she will get it done. Janice’s special effort and contributions are well-known to her co-workers. “I am so blessed to be able to work with Janice,” says fellow Life Enrichment Coordinator Malorie Igo. “She is enthusiastic, charismatic and an all-around delight to work with. I have learned a lot from her and continue to learn from her every day. She is the type of person everyone should strive to be in a healthcare setting.” “Janice has been my primary resource of leading healthcare and memory care residents in our singing and Tuesday Devotions,” says Chaplain Achim Daffin. “She knows who wants to take part and always makes the effort to invite and bring them oneon-one. It is the relationships built over time that mean so much to them.” PCSC is grateful to Janice for her passion, energy and positive attitude, which lifts the spirits of residents and staff alike.
Clinton Chaplain Receives Scholarship to Attend Older Adult Conference The Rev. Jim Caprell, Chaplain for The Clinton Presbyterian Community, received a full scholarship to attend the national conference of the Presbyterian Older Adult Ministries Network (POAMN) this summer. More than 80 pastors and congregational leaders attended this year’s event at Zephyr Point Presbyterian Conference Center on Lake Tahoe. Jim was one of six senior living chaplains present.
The Rev. Jim Caprell
POAMN is a network of individuals and congregations working with older adult ministries. The goal is to tackle the challenges of aging with expert solutions, and to redefine aging as a journey of spirituality, strength, growth, care and compassion. As an organizational member, PCSC provides annual support to POAMN. This year’s theme was Savoring the Journey. From the opening multimedia presentation by Mary Patricia Voell, entitled “Voices,” conference participants celebrated and honored aging and were immersed in ways to minister to, and through, older adults. In addition to the excellent keynote addresses, Jim attended several breakout seminars focusing on healthcare chaplaincy, dementia and living in an increasingly older population. It was because of his interest in studying dementia that Jim received his scholarship to attend the conference. Jim has submitted a proposal for a project he will undertake at the Clinton Community in the future. According to the Alzheimer’s Association, more than 10% of the population aged 65 and older have some form of dementia. Jim hopes to work with Clinton’s Therapy Department to compare that percentage to those with cognitive decline in the community. The results will help him form a better chaplaincy program for the residents. Jim shared that one of his most memorable moments of the conference was the congregational singing of “One Voice,” a song made popular by The Wailin’ Jennys. The following stanzas, he said, highlight the hope that lies in our days of senior adult living: This is the sound of all of us Singing with love and the will to trust Leave the rest behind it will turn to dust This is the sound of one voice One people, one voice A song for every one of us 7
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Why Live Here and Why Give: A Resident Shares Her Experience and Wisdom
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aye Daniel has lived at The Columbia Presbyterian Community for more than seven years, and she says the decision to move there is one of the best she ever made.
Why PCSC, Why the Columbia Community “My children and their families are spread out geographically and tend to move, so I wanted to be some place where support would be close by if needed, not only for my peace of mind, but for theirs,” she said. Having served as the Music Director at Purity Presbyterian Church for 20 years, music is naturally important to her. “Part of my reason for choosing Columbia was its proximity to musical events.” The decision to move to the Columbia Community was not a last minute decision, but was made with a great deal of forethought. She and her husband, Alvis, a retired Presbyterian minister, even signed up for the waiting list back in 1992. After his passing, Faye entered at age 76 and in good health. And this is exactly the advice she always gives to others: “You should move to a retirement community while you’re still in good health. It makes the transition so much easier and you will enjoy it more!” 8
Plus, she adds, “It was really a gift to my children to know that I was settled and my security was provided for. And I enjoy being around people my own age. In a suburb, so often one’s neighbors are all gone by 8 am, and sometimes you might not even know them.” “Living at the Columbia Community has been the answer to a lot of prayers. One feels like a part of a real community, part of a family, but one can also keep one’s independence. I am able to live my life the way I want to, without having to be concerned with cooking when I don’t want to, yard work, or housekeeping. And the staff is so top-notch, so helpful. They are always looking out for the residents.”
Giving Back Faye also appreciates the opportunity to give back to her neighbors. She feels it is important to let other residents know they are cared for with short visits, cards or a simple phone call to let them know others are thinking of them. “I think it is important to find something you can do for someone else to pick them up,” she shared. She also contributes to the Columbia Community as the chair of its Activities Committee, providing support and suggestions for the Life Enrichment program.
Faye Daniel, resident at The Columbia Presbyterian Community
Making a Planned Gift Given Faye’s experience at the Columbia Community and her desire to give back, it is not surprising that she has also made a planned gift to PCSC in her will. She said, “I have enjoyed it so much here, I wanted to make some contribution to keep it going for others. Working with my financial advisor and my children, I was able to take a very comprehensive look at my overall situation. It feels so good to be able to contribute to PCSC and at the same time not feel as though I am taking anything away from my children.” It is also a witness of giving back to God, she added. “After all, part of it belongs to Him, and PCSC is God’s blessing for me.”
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Think About This When Thinking About a Planned Gift
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lanned gifts (sometimes called deferred gifts) are part of one’s estate plans that leave a legacy for a charity that is important to you. While there are a number of ways to make a planned gift (using a will, an IRA account, a trust, gift annuity, or life insurance policy, for example), which one is right for you? What are the different considerations? The first and most important factor is your charitable intent. Planned gifts are not about making money, but rather about leaving a legacy to bless others. At the same time, this can be done in a variety of ways to best meet the needs of you and your family. Besides your charitable intent, there are three very practical things to think about:
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Can I change my mind in the future?
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Do I need a stream of income?
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Some planned gifts, such as bequests in a will or beneficiary designations on life insurance and IRA accounts, can be revoked if you choose. Others, such as charitable gift annuities, cannot. Typically, if you reserve the right to change your mind about a gift, it will not be tax deductible for the present. However, since you are not making a current gift, the assets are there for your future use if you need them.
Some planned gifts, such as charitable gift annuities, provide an assured stream of income for the rest of your life. The residual, if any, goes to the charity. Because the expected value of this residual can be calculated, you also receive an income tax deduction today. Certain trusts can also be used to yield current income for you or a loved one, as well as tax benefits in the present.
How does the gift redirect my taxes?
Gifts that cannot be revoked provide an income tax deduction that allows you to do more to benefit the charity or your family. Further, making these gifts with appreciated securities can partially avoid or defer capital gains taxes. Certain revocable gifts can also provide very positive tax benefits for your estate and heirs, even if they are not currently deductible for you.
Want to learn more? PCSC Foundation has a brochure, Thoughtful Gifts Anyone Can Make, describing how planned gifts can help you plan for the future and achieve your charitable intentions. Please check the box on the enclosed envelope indicating your interest and return it to PCSC Foundation. You may also call the Foundation office at (803) 772-5885 for a copy. 9
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Donor Appreciation
Columbia Residents Take to the Stage In 2016, a volunteer from the Lexington Village Square Theater hosted an acting class at The Columbia Presbyterian Community that was wildly successful. The class was popular and grew, but the instructor later had to step down and no replacement could be found. Knowing that there was an interest and need for a drama program, Life Enrichment Coordinator Amy McCormack decided to take on the challenge of leading it herself. Given her background, it suited her well. She grew up in a small New Jersey town, close to New York City and Broadway. As she tells it, “The fine arts were, and still are, a major focus in the schools I attended, and music and acting were a huge part of my life. I grew up in community theater and school plays, choirs, anything I could do to perform, but never even thought of, or dreamed of, writing and directing my own plays until now.” In January, the Columbia Community residents embarked on an epic journey of creative expression with Amy – called the PCSC Players – using the tools and skills she learned through various acting classes and productions. The first production was a short skit called “Warming Up Winter” and included five characters. Luckily, five residents came to the first rehearsal. The performance was a huge success. The PCSC Players meet every Tuesday with a different cast each month, though some “regulars” always attend. “Those ‘regulars’ are the residents that we consider our ‘veteran actors,’” says Amy. The participants are directly involved in the production process, which includes choosing costumes, sets, props, etc. Skits are performed monthly and written and/or edited by Amy 10
based on the number of participants. “Writing the Above left: Amy McCormack, Life Enrichment Coordinator, skits and short plays has with members of the PCSC been quite the creative Players drama troupe at The challenge for me and Columbia Community. the residents who assist,” Above right: The PCSC according to Amy. “Some Players performed an original of the skits’ themes and comedy production basic scripts are already of Raindrops on Roses with Ann Cooper, Dot Holder written, and I enhance and Dot Wilson. the scripts by adding characters and changing dialogue as needed. Residents come up with their character names and some dialogue ideas. So far we have done comedies, dramas, fantasies, mysteries and even thrillers.” In August, the PCSC Players began rehearsing a one-act play of a Gilligan’s Island episode called “Don’t Bug the Mosquitoes.” With a cast of 11, this will be the biggest production yet and uses an actual transcript from the show with minimal editing by Amy. The play will be performed on Tuesday, September 25th at 3:30. “Please join us for this fabulous theatrical treasure!” says Amy. What lies ahead? Currently, Amy and the residents’ Murder Mystery Writer’s Guild are writing a murder mystery theatre production that will include both resident and staff actors, more elaborate sets and costumes, ticket sales, as well as a lunch and dinner performance for guests. The Columbia Community is also looking forward to hosting its own Oscar-like awards ceremony to honor its fabulous actors. Stay tuned!
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Thank You For Your Generosity The Good Samaritan Society recognizes the generosity of people who establish gifts through their wills or other planned gifts for the future of residents of Presbyterian Communities of South Carolina. Who is a member of The Good Samaritan Society? Anyone who notifies PCSC in writing that a provision has been made for its mission and ministry through a bequest or other estate plan will be a member. Besides one’s will, other types of planned gifts include naming PCSC in a charitable trust, charitable gift annuity, retirement plan (such as an IRA, 401-k or 403-b) or life insurance policy. Why should I notify PCSC of my plans? First, we want to thank you for your generosity. Second, we want 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 Foundation Services office at (803) 772-5885. You can also use the enclosed envelope to notify us. How are members identified? With your permission, your membership in The Good Samaritan Society will be announced in Community Connections. The example you set by including PCSC in your estate plan will serve as a meaningful witness to others. However, we fully respect the privacy of donors 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 (17 members) Forrest and Maryann Abbott Lamar and Rosemary Bailes Mrs. Adelaide R. Bodie Mrs. Dorothy Camp Brown Mrs. Miriam A. Chastain Mrs. Lee Churchfield Mrs. Anne E. Cooke Mr. Max A. Craig Mrs. Faye A. Daniel Mr. and Mrs. Osmund W. Dixon Miss Pansy E. Duke The Reverend Dr. and Mrs. L. Franklin Fant, Jr. Mr. John E. Ford Mrs. Polly Ford Harry W. and Jane M. Fritts
Mrs. Norma J. Goldman Mr. Clifton D. Green, Jr. 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. Katherine R. Ligon Miss Sally MacArthur Mr. Gregory P. Mancini Mrs. Marion L. Mancini Mrs. Mary M. Martin Mrs. Mary M. McAllister Mrs. Myrtle M. Myrick Bud and Anita Nalley Miss Mary Cecile Quinn
Robert L. and Gertude (Trudy) C. 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 11
Donor Appreciation
Recognizing Our Donors
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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 PCSC acknowledges the individuals, churches, and organizations that have supported this ministry between July 1, 2017 and June 30, 2018. 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. Please contact the Foundation Services office at (803) 772-5885 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 17. All gifts were received by PCSC Foundation except for those listed on page 27, which were made to the new Laurel Crest Foundation. Thank you for your generous support of our mission! Mrs. Marcia G. Addison ADG Preferred Payroll, Inc. Mrs. Libby M. Aiken Mrs. Mary Ruth L. Aiken Mrs. Linda N. Albright Mrs. Hazel P. Allen Mr. and Mrs. John D. Allen Ms. LeClaire Allison Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Anderson, Jr. Mrs. Mary C. Anderson The Reverend William B. Anderson Anonymous Anonymous - The Clinton Presbyterian Community Anonymous - The Florence Presbyterian Community Anonymous - The Foothills Retirement Community Ms. Myra Armistead The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Alan Arnold Mr. and Mrs. John D. Asman Aveleigh Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. James M. Baehr Mrs. Joyce B. Bagwell Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Bailes, Jr. Mrs. Janet S. Bailey Mr. Thomas A. Baker Mr. Frank P. Ballenger Mrs. Rose C. Banta Mrs. Eleanor S. Barker Mr. and Mrs. Bruce D. Barnado Mrs. Frances Sellers Barnard Mr. Edward W. Barnett, III Ms. Lee A. Barnwell Mrs. Martha Bates Batesburg-Leesville Presbyterian Church 12
Ms. Judith W. Bear Beaver Creek Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Philip W. Beckwith, Jr. Mrs. Sarah G. Bedinger Mrs. Lounelle M. Beecher Beersheba Presbyterian Church Mrs. Faye E. Bell Belle Isle Presbyterian Church Belton Presbyterian Church Mrs. Evelyn M. Bennett Mrs. Hazel L. Berry Mrs. Lydia S. Berude Mrs. Rita P. Best Bethel Presbyterian Church Bethesda Presbyterian Church, Camden Bethesda Presbyterian Church, York Mr. and Mrs. James A. Black, Jr. Blackstock Presbyterian Church The Reverend Dr. Russell S. Blackwelder and The Reverend Dorothy Blackwelder Mr. and Mrs. Larry G. Blackwell Dr. and Mrs. Harvey F. Blanchard, Jr. Mrs. Edith W. Blanchett Ms. Nancy A. Book Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Boozer, Jr. The Reverend and Mrs. Marion B. Boozer Mr. and Mrs. Bob H. Bostick Dr. Curtis B. Boswell Mrs. Thayer A. Boswell Mr. and Mrs. William W. Bowen, II Mrs. Virginia P. Bowers Bowling Green Presbyterian Church Mr. Brian M. Boyer Mr. Fraser Bradford Miss Lily L. Bradley Mrs. Mary J. Bragan
Ms. Joan B. Brand Mr. and Mrs. William Brannock The Reverend Dr. and Mrs. John Cecil Brearley Dr. and Mrs. James C. Brice, Jr. Ms. Mary M. Brigman Mr. Stephen Britton Mrs. Juanita C. Broadwell Mr. and Mrs. T. Furman Brodie Mr. and Mrs. James E. Brogdon, Jr. The Reverend Dr. Joe W. B. Brooks Mr. and Mrs. John Broome Mr. and Mrs. David L. Brown, Jr. Mrs. Dorothy C. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Elmer N. Brown Mrs. Denese Brunson Mr. Thomas Bryson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Bryson Mr. Earle H. Buchanan Ms. Melissa Buchanan Mr. and Mrs. Brian K. Burgess Mr. Lyle L. Burgmann Ms. Ruth Burley Dr. and Mrs. William W. Burns Mr. Thomas M. Burriss, Sr. Mrs. Dorothy P. Burrows Mrs. Melvina H. Busby Mrs. C.H. Butler, Jr. Mr. Peter S. Buttress and Mrs. Sheila Grogan Calhoun Falls Presbyterian Church Cane Creek Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Gary Cannon Mrs. Jerry C. Cannon Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cantrill Carmel Presbyterian Church
Donor Appreciation Carolina Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Carroll 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 Central Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Chandler Ms. Lynn Chandler Charleston-Atlantic Presbytery Mr. and Mrs. James H. Chassereau Mrs. Miriam A. Chastain Mr. and Mrs. Billy Chastie Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Chatto Cherokee Presbyterian Church Chesterfield Presbyterian Church Mrs. Genevieve Childers Mrs. Lee Churchfield Circle #5, Fort Hill Church Mrs. Betty N. Clark Mr. Howard L. Clark, Jr. Clover Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Norman Clyne Mr. and Mrs. Jerome R. Cogdell Mrs. Patricia T. Coggins The Reverend Helen H. Coker Mrs. Helen O. Coker Mr. and Mrs. Maurice C. Coleman Dr. William L. Coleman Mrs. Mable W. Coller Community Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. William M. Compton Congaree Presbyterian Church Congruity Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. C. Thomas Cook Mrs. Anne E. Cooke Mr. and Mrs. William A. Coombs Dr. and Mrs. John A. Cooper Mrs. Dorothy P. Copeland Mr. Lawrence Copeland, Jr. Mrs. Mary Jo Copley Mr. and Mrs. W. Hugh Corbett Mr. and Mrs. John Edward Cornwell, III Cornwell Presbyterian Church Dr. Andrea M. Coulter Mr. and Mrs. Charles Counts Covenant Presbyterian Church Mrs. Jerry Crabtree Mr. Olin L. Craig Mr. and Mrs. Carlton A. Crisp Mr. and Mrs. William R. Crockett Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Croft Mrs. Cornelia S. Croxton Mr. and Mrs. James L. Crump Mrs. Patricia Culclasure Mr. and Mrs. James B. Cunningham Mrs. Frances V. Curtis
The Reverend and Mrs. M. Achim Daffin Ms. Karen C. Dangerfield Ms. Harriet DaSilva Ms. Alice C. Davis Mr. M. Curtis Davis Mrs. Joan P. Davren Ms. Barbara S. DeHamer Lt. Col. and Mrs. John P. Dehart Mr. and Mrs. Eddie L. DeLoache Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Delperdang Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. DeMaria Mr. and Mrs. Charles Denny Ms. Barbara A. Derrick Mrs. Wilhelmina D. Dexter Lt. Col. and Mrs. Mark L. Diedrick Mr. and Mrs. Osmund W. Dixon Doby's Bridge Presbyterian Church Mrs. Ellen W. Dodson Ms. Cathy Dolan Mrs. Emma Louise Donald Ms. Dayl Donaldson Mr. and Mrs. William A. Donaldson Dorchester Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Dougherty Mr. and Mrs. Ray Doughty Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur S. Douglas, Jr. Mr. Gary L. Douty Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Douty, Jr. Ms. Frances Downie Mr. E. M. DuBose Mrs. Margaret S. Dubose Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kirkland Dunlap, III Easley Presbyterian Church Eastminster Presbyterian Church, Columbia Mrs. Daphen Edge Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Scott Egan Mrs. Joan M. Egan Mrs. Inez M. Elliott Mr. Charlton W. Ellis, Jr. Mrs. Lloyd Ellis Dr. and Mrs. H. Alan Elmore Mr. and Mrs. Don T. Erdmann Mrs. Billie S. Erwin The Estate of Anne K. Brown Estate of Francis Pelzer Barry, Jr. The Estate of Jean B. Wattley The Estate of Josephine Scot Duell The Estate of Margretta Gaines Estill Presbyterian Church Mrs. Agnes B. Evans Mr. and Mrs. H. Malloy Evans, Jr. Mrs. Mary W. Evans Fair Play Presbyterian Church The Reverend and Mrs. Darrell Fetzer Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Fields Mrs. Floride A. Findley First (Scots) Presbyterian Church First Presbyterian Church, Aiken
First Presbyterian Church, Anderson 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, Orangeburg First Presbyterian Church, Rock Hill First Presbyterian Church, Spartanburg First Presbyterian Church, Sumter First Presbyterian Church, Union First Presbyterian Church, York Mr. and Mrs. Lewis J. Flader Flat Rock Presbyterian Church Ms. Maude B. Flood Florence Moore Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Floriani Mrs. Rhodine C. Floyd Mrs. Vivian M. Fogartie Mrs. Nancy H. Folk Mr. Frank S. Forbes Mr. John E. Ford Dr. and Mrs. R. Bruce Ford Mr. William M. Ford Mr. and Mrs. L. Anthony Forest Forest Lake Presbyterian Church Mrs. Helen S. Foster Mr. Anthony G. Fountain Fountain Inn Presbyterian Church Fourth Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Wilton B. Fowler, Jr. Mrs. Beulah S. Fox Mr. E. D. Free, III Mrs. Nancy J. Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Fritts Dr. and Mrs. John Funke, III Ms. Joyce F. Furr Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Gailey, Jr. Mr. Robert O. Gamble Miss Sally E. Gandy Mr. and Mrs. J. Berry Garrett Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gee Mrs. Kathleen M. Gelzer Mr. and Mrs. Barry B. George Georgetown Presbyterian Church Ms. Jean Louise Gettys Mrs. Puera Gifford Mr. and Mrs. William G. Gillam Ms. Alice Gilland Mr. and Mrs. Dorothy E. Ginn Glenn Springs Presbyterian Church 13
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Mrs. Marjanne W. Gmelin-Foster Mrs. Robin L. Gorman Grace Covenant Presbyterian Church, Laurens Grace Covenant Presbyterian Church, Mauldin Grace Presbyterian Church, Fort Mill Grace Presbyterian Church, Lancaster Mr. and Mrs. Wally Graves Mr. and Mrs. Hugh A. Gray Mrs. Eleanor B. Grayson Mr. Clifton D. Green, Jr. Mrs. Anna M. Gregg Mrs. Marian C. Grobowski Mrs. Alice L. Grooms Mrs. Louise J. Guy Mr. Perry E. Gwinn, Jr. Mrs. Sue S. Haigler Mrs. Joyce P. Haizlip Ms. Ann L. Hall Mrs. Carolyn K. Hall Mrs. Gertrude C. Hall Mr. and Mrs. William F. Halligan Dr. and Mrs. William W. Halligan, Jr. Ms. Colleen O. Hamilton Mrs. Betsy P. Hammett Hampton Presbyterian Church Mrs. Helen Hans Harbor View Presbyterian Church Harmony Presbyterian Church, Hampton Mrs. Lucille Harper Ms. Cheryl E. Harrington Mr. and Mrs. Michael Harris Ms. Winnie Harris Mrs. Jane V. Hart Ms. Melissa O. Hart Mr. and Mrs. Philip G. Hart Dr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Hartley Harvest Charities Mrs. Carolyn B. Harvill Ms. Margaret D. Haworth Mr. and Mrs. David M. Hay The Reverend Dr. Lewis S. Hay Mrs. Susan Henderson Mr. and Mrs. W. Thomas Henderson Mrs. Exie V. Henson 14
Mr. and Mrs. Larry J. Herring Ms. Judith A. Herrmann Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hester Mrs. Sally Hester Mr. Harold J. Hicks Ms. Ervene L. Hiers Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Hill Mr. Horace R. Hilton Mrs. Irene M. Hinson The Reverend Dr. Peter H. Hobbie Hodges Presbyterian Church Mrs. Dorothy Holder Mr. Jack N. Holland Dr. Marianne Holland Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Holland Mrs. Martha E. Holleman Ms. Patricia L. Hollifield Mrs. Carolyn Hollingsworth Ms. Margot H. Holmquist Ms. Rachel G. Hood Hopewell Presbyterian Church Mrs. Mabel H. Hospital Mrs. Hallie B. Howard Mr. and Mrs. Donald Howe Mr. and Mrs. George J. Huber Mrs. Mary S. Huckaby Ms. Martha Daniel Hudnall Mrs. Ann L. Huffman Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hughes, Jr. Mr. Lloyd G. Hughes Mrs. Nancy H. Humphreys The Reverend Dr. and Mrs. M. Hampton Hunter, III Mr. James J. Ignas Indiantown Presbyterian Church Mr. Charles M. Ingram Mrs. Erna S. Jacobs Mrs. Rachel A. Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Jacobs Mrs. Virginia C. Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Jacoby Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. James, III Mr. Ellis M. Jamison, Jr. Mrs. Betty M. Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt M. Jenkins Mrs. Florence A. Jessen Mr. Ray Scott Jeter John Calvin Presbyterian Church John Knox Presbyterian Church Johns Island Presbyterian Church Mrs. Dorothy C. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. John E. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Robbie V. Johnson Ms. Susan Inskeep Johnson Mr. and Mrs. John W. Johnston Mr. and Mrs. Bernard L. Jones Mrs. Bettye H. Jones Mrs. Elizabeth H. Jones
Mr. Foy A. Jones Ms. Sarah K. Jones Mr. and Mrs. William P. Jones Mrs. Lorrayne K. Kahn Mrs. Carolyn B. Kay Ms. Rosalind R. Kay Mr. and Mrs. David Q. Kearns Mrs. Nancy W. Kennedy Mrs. Mary F. Kent Kentyre Presbyterian Church Kershaw Evangelical Presbyterian Church Ms. Janice D. Key Mr. Samuel D. Key Kimberly-Clark Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kincannon Mrs. Ann B. King Mr. and Mrs. George S. King, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. King Kingston Presbyterian Church Ms. Mary M. Kirkman Mr. and Mrs. Wesley L. Koch, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Marc M. Kochamba Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Kochamba Korean Community Presbyterian Church Ms. Karen Kramer Mr. and Mrs. Willliam Krucke Ms. Frances M. Kuhne Mr. and Mrs. Adriaan Kwist Lake City Presbyterian Church Lake Murray Presbyterian Church Lake Wateree Presbyterian Church Mrs. Alice C. Lamar Mr. and Mrs. Kyle T. Lane Mrs. Mary H. Lark Mrs. Marian C. Larson Mrs. Martha K. Lawson Mrs. Bess M. Lawton Mr. and Mrs. Edgar H. Lawton, Jr. Mrs. Mary Ellen Layfield Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth S. Leach Mr. Joel D. Ledbetter Mrs. Jane S. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Lefevre Mrs. Madgie Ruth S. Leggett Ms. Karen S. Lehotay Dr. John S. Leite and Dr. Lisa Clark Mrs. Velma B. Letson Mrs. Harriet D. Lewis Ms. Kelly Lewis Liberty Hill Presbyterian Church Mrs. Katherine R. Ligon Mrs. Eva L. Limehouse Miss E. Rea Lindler Mr. and Mrs. G. Denton Lindsay Ms. Sara Lindsay Mr. J. Timothy Lipsey and Dr. Allison Lipsey Lisbon Presbyterian Church
Donor Appreciation Little Mountain Presbyterian Church Little River Dominick Presbyterian Church Ms. Sarah S. Lockwood Mrs. 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. and Mrs. George J. Lovett Lowcountry Presbyterian Church Mrs. Carolyn A. Lowe Mrs. Carol L. Lucas Mrs. Anne E. Lybrand Lydia Presbyterian Church Mrs. Margaret N. Lynch Mrs. Virginia Anne Lyons Miss Sally MacArthur Mr. and Mrs. James A. Mahaffey, Sr. Ms. Elizabeth E. Main Mr. and Mrs. Bruce L. Malcolm Mr. and Mrs. James E. Mallory The Malloy Foundation Ms. Stephanie Mangan Mrs. Winifred Mangan Mrs. Suzette Mangan-Bryson Marion Presbyterian Church Ms. Bonnie C. Martin Mrs. Samiel J. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Brad N. Masai Ms. Nannette Matthews Mrs. Clara W. Maxwell Mrs. Mae Ellen Mazur Mrs. Mary M. McAllister Ms. Claudette McCall McCarter Presbyterian Church Mr. Larry McCartha Mrs. Edna C. McChesney Ms. Carolyn McCormick Mr. Jerry E. McCowan Mr. and Mrs. Paul N. McCreery Mr. John R. McCulloch Dr. and Mrs. Allen F. McCutchen Ms. Mary G. McDannald Mr. and Mrs. James C. McDonald Miss Linda C. McDonald Mrs. Mary Jane McDonald Mrs. Sylvia J. McDonald Mr. George McFadden Mrs. Betty U. 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 Mrs. Margaret H. McLeod Mrs. Sarah Ellen S. McNeill Mrs. Jane P. McNiel Mrs. Sara Frances M. McRae Mr. Brian Melloy Mens Bible Class, First Church, Anderson Men's Thursday Morning Breakfast Group Mrs. Raenota Merrill Mrs. Lou R. Meyers Midway Presbyterian Church, Anderson Midway Presbyterian Church, New Zion Mrs. Jessie A. Mikell Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Miller, Jr. Mrs. Mary B. Miller Mr. Sidney C. Miller Ms. Aline Lambert Mills Mr. and Mrs. Giovanni J. Minerva Ms. Mary Miskewics Dr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Mitchener Miss Inez Mitchum Ms. Hazel B. Montgomery Mrs. Betty G. Moore Ms. Lynn Moran Morningside Presbyterian Church Mrs. Caroline F. Morris Mrs. Virginia T. Morris Morton Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Moseley Dr. Marian Moseley Mount Pleasant Presbyterian Church, Mt. Pleasant Mt. Pisgah Presbyterian Church Mt. Pleasant Presbyterian Church, Chester Mrs. Jessie S. Mueller Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Mullin Mr. and Mrs. John Mulvey Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Munoz Ms. Laura B. Murchison Dr. and Mrs. Strother E. Murdoch, Jr. Mrs. Mildred W. Murray Murrells Inlet Presbyterian Church Mrs. Arline H. Mustar Ms. Marie Myzell Nazareth Presbyterian Church, Moore New Covenant Presbyterian Church New Wappetaw Presbyterian Church Mrs. Carol M. Nims Oakdale Presbyterian Church Oakland Avenue Presbyterian Church Mr. Nelson B. O’Bryan Mr. David J. O’Connor Mrs. Mary Lee Ogletree Mr. and Mrs. Dennis L. Olenwine Mr. and Mrs. George L. Oliver, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Orfanedes Mrs. Karen Ormand
Mrs. Joyce O’Sheal Mr. Patrick R. O’Shields Mr. Fred W. Owens Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Paffrath Mrs. Rose T. Paglia Palmetto Presbyterian Church Mr. Henry Jefferson Parham Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Clayton Parham Mr. and Mrs. William J. Park Parkwood Presbyterian Church Ms. Angela C. Partin Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Patalive, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. John E. Patterson Mrs. Marjorie F. Patterson Pawleys Island Presbyterian Church Ms. Naomi M. Payne Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Peacock, Jr. Ms. Esther D. Pearman Mrs. Carol Pearson Pendleton Presbyterian Church Mrs. Patsy B. Pennington Petersen Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Ray W. Peterson, Jr. The Reverend Dr. and Mrs. Bob E. Pettit Mrs. Carolyn N. Phillips Pickens Presbyterian Church Piedmont Presbyterian Church, Mountville Piedmont Presbyterian Church, Piedmont The Reverend Dr. Robert P. Piephoff Mrs. Anne R. Pitts Mrs. Katrine M. Pitts Pleasant Grove Presbyterian Church Pleasant Ridge Presbyterian Church Ms. Harriett O. Plowden Mr. Terrence Potter Mrs. Kate A. Powers Mr. John H. Pownall Dr. Neal B. Prater Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Pratt Presbyterian Church at Manning Presbyterian Women, Concord Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Women, First Church, Cheraw Presbyterian Women, Foothills Presbytery Presbyterian Women, Fort Hill Church Presbyterian Women, Fraser Memorial Church Presbyterian Women, Providence Presbytery Presbyterian Women, Sea Island Church Presbyterian Women, St. Giles Church Presbyterian Women, Trinity Presbytery The Presbytery of New Harmony Mr. and Mrs. Alfred A Price, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Claudius H. Pritchard, Jr. Providence Presbyterian Church, Hilton Head Providence Presbyterian Church, Lowndesville 15
Donor Appreciation Providence Presbyterian Church, West Columbia Purity Presbyterian Church Queen Memorial Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Edwin B. Quinn Ramah Presbyterian Church Dr. Victor Birch Rambo Mr. and Mrs. Billy C. Ramsey Mr. and Mrs. Comer H. Randall, Jr. Mr. Eugene L. Ransdale Mrs. Mary L. Ratliff Mr. and Mrs. Sanders G. Read, Jr. Ms. Carolyn V. Reavis Mrs. Catherine A. Redd Mrs. Jean K. Reid Mr. and Mrs. George I. Rentz Mrs. Gail W. Reuning Mrs. Lois G. Reynolds Mr. Gary B. Rhinesmith Mrs. Dorothy M. Rhodes Mr. and Mrs. William D. Rhodes, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. F. Towers Rice Mrs. Helen C. Richardson Rear Admiral Wayne E. Rickman, USN Retired Mrs. Peggy L. Ritenour Riverview Presbyterian Church Mrs. Marjorie C. Roberts Mrs. Gertrude S. “Trudie” Robertson Mr. Karl J. Robinson Rock Presbyterian Church Rocky Springs Presbyterian Church Mrs. Lynn S. Roes Mrs. Betty L. Roessler Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Rogers Mrs. Sara H. Rogers Mrs. Karen S. Roof Mr. Duncan A. Rowan Ruby Presbyterian Church Mrs. Jacqueline C. Rudder Mrs. Martha B. Ruggles Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Saleeby, Jr. Salem Black River Presbyterian Church Dr. and Mrs. Lawton H. Salley Mrs. Betty H. Salmond Mr. and Mrs. Elliott F. Sanders Mrs. Mary Ann Sanders The Sara E. Spires Revocable Trust The Sarah M. Simpson CRUT Saxe Gotha Presbyterian Church Mrs. Mildred F. Saye Mrs. Mildred Schady Ms. Shirley Schneider Ms. Judith I. Schultz Mr. C. Allan Schurr Mrs. Norma T. Schwinn Sea Island Presbyterian Church The Reverend John G. Seabrook, Jr. 16
Donor Appreciation Second Presbyterian Church, Charleston Seekers Circle, First Scots Church Seneca Presbyterian Church Seven Oaks Presbyterian Church Shandon Presbyterian Church Mr. Kent J. Sharp Mrs. Marilyn Shaughnessy Mrs. Dorothy G. Shaw Dr. and Mrs. Louis E. Shepard, Jr. Mr. Wade H. Sherard, III Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Shirer Mrs. Evelyn E. Shook Mr. and Mrs. George O. Short, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. E. Eugene Simmons Mrs. Louise R. Simmons The Simpson Foundation Sion Presbyterian Church Mrs. June Skelton Mrs. Ramona Y. Skinner Mr. Terry Skorup Mrs. Carolyn D. Smith Dr. and Mrs. Charles W. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Smith Mrs. Irene G. Smith Ms. Laura Mack 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 Mrs. Catherine S. Somers South Aiken Presbyterian Church Southern Mutual Church Insurance Mr. and Mrs. Marvin W. Spearman Mrs. Maymie B. Spearman Mrs. Dale B. Spears Spring Valley Presbyterian Church Dr. and Mrs. John H. Spurgeon St. Giles 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. George F. Steading Mr. and Mrs. William I. Steele Dr. and Mrs. Louis M. Stephens, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. T. B. Stevenson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Stewart Charles N. Still, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Stoeppler Mr. P. Coker Stogner Col. and Mrs. John E. Strange, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Sammie L. Stroud Mrs. Barbara B. Stuckey Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. William F. Summers, Sr. Summerville Chaplain's Fund
Summerville Home Promotional Account Mr. and Mrs. T. Frank Sutherland Swan Lake Presbyterian Church Mrs. Norma E. Sweatman Mr. and Mrs. J. Richard Swetenburg, Jr. Mrs. Kay J. Swiger Mr. Thomas Swirles Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Szeles, Jr. Mrs. Judith A. Taetz Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Tanner Mr. and Mrs. Ashley C. Taylor Dr. and Mrs. E.W. Taylor, Jr. Ms. Eleanor M. ter Horst Mr. and Mrs. William G. Thalheimer The Buckshot Corp. Mrs. Frances L. Thomas Mrs. Harriet A. Thompson Mr. James R. Thompson Mr. Martin B. Tiller, Sr. Mrs. Mary H. Tiller Mrs. Olive H. Timberlake Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Timmerman Timmonsville Presbyterian Church Tirzah Presbyterian Church, Waxhaw Tirzah Presbyterian Church York Mr. Elmet A. Toole Mr. Mark E. Toole Townville Presbyterian Church Transaxle Manufacturing of America 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 Mr. Cambridge M. Trott, IV Mrs. Macy P. Turner Mrs. Martha B. Tyson Mrs. Molly Ulshafer Unity Presbyterian Church, Fort Mill Upper Long Cane Presbyterian Church Uriel Presbyterian Church Miss Luanne Ussery Van Wyck Presbyterian Church Mrs. Virginia G. Vance Varennes Presbyterian Church Mrs. Jenell S. Vassy The Reverend Dr. and Mrs. E. Douglas Vaughan Mrs. Dorothy J. Vedder Ms. Ann M. Vickery Mr. and Mrs. Frank Villano Mr. and Mrs. Jerry S. Voight Mr. and Mrs. Kurt von Besser Mr. John A. Vousden The Reverend Harriett O. Wacker Mr. Bruce A. Waddey Walhalla Presbyterian Church
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Mr. and Mrs. Claude M. Walker Ms. D. Anne Walker Mr. and Mrs. John Caldwell Walker Mrs. Josephine B. Walker Mrs. Laurie W. Walker Mr. William Walker Mr. and Mrs. William L. Walker, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Waller Wallingford Presbyterian Church Mrs. Martha J. Wallis Mrs. Anne F. Waltz Mr. James L. Ward Dr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Warren, Jr. Mrs. Helen Wasko Mrs. Evelyn D. Watkins Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Webber Dr. and Mrs. David H. Webster Wedgefield Presbyterian Church Mr. Thomas H. Weir Mr. and Mrs. William R. Weir Mrs. Jean M. Weldon Mr. and Mrs. Howard Roger Welfare Mrs. Iris S. Wellborn Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Wells Mr. J. Raleigh West, III West Union Presbyterian Chapel Mr. and Mrs. Hugh M. Westbury Mrs. Violet G. Westbury Mrs. Dorothy E. Westley Westminster Presbyterian Church, Alcolu Westminster Presbyterian Church, Charleston Westminster Presbyterian Church, Columbia Westminster Presbyterian Church, Greenville Westminster Presbyterian Church, Spartanburg Westminster Presbyterian Church, Westminster Mrs. Charlotte J. White Mr. and Mrs. David M. White Mrs. Trudy H. White Mr. Raymond C. White, P.E. Mr. William G. White White Oak Presbyterian Church
Whitmire Presbyterian Church Mrs. Barbara O. Wieringa Dr. James A. Wilhide Mr. Sammie P. Wilhite Mr. James L. Wilkins Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Wilkinson Mrs. Elizabeth W. Williams Ms. Janice Karen Williams Mrs. Lois J. Williams Mrs. Martha S. Williams Williamsburg Presbyterian Church Mrs. Claire W. Williamson Willington Presbyterian Church Williston Presbyterian Church Mrs. Dorothy F. Wilson Mrs. Lois G. Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Wise Mrs. Rose T. Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Wooden Woodlawn Presbyterian Church 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 Ms. Deborah K. Yarnell Mrs. Ireta Yarns The Reverend Joan Yates Ms. Elizabeth C. Young Mr. and Mrs. James E. Young, Jr. Mr. Lawrence E. Young
Memorials All of the Mothers Mr. and Mrs. Adriaan Kwist Mrs. Joan L. McLees Mrs. Pauline T. Allison Ms. LeClaire Allison Anonymous Mrs. Mary Katherine Fetscher Mr. Peter N. Aude Miss Lily L. Bradley Mr. William E. Avant Mr. Ned H. Shows Mrs. Gertrude M. “Be” Baas Mrs. Lee Churchfield Mrs. Evelyn W. Ballard Mrs. Josephine B. McMurtry Mrs. Ruth F. Barnett Mr. Edward W. Barnett, III Mrs. Nellie D. Barton Mr. and Mrs. L. Andrew Westbrook, III Ms. Judith W. Bear Mrs. Lee Churchfield Mr. Virgil J. White Mr. and Mrs. James D. Bearden, Jr. Mrs. Betsy B. Worthington Mrs. Margaret S. “Molly” Bell Mr. and Mrs. Lynn W. Newcomer Rear Admiral John B. Berude Mr. and Mrs. James H. Chassereau Mrs. Bess P. Bethea Mr. A. Vic Bethea Mrs. Carolyn H. Blalock Presbyterian Women, Forest Lake Presbyterian Church Mrs. Erika Hedi Bolliger Mr. Markus Bolliger
Mrs. Patricia Collins Bolt Mr. Charles Bolt Mrs. Gertrude O’Bryan Bookhart Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Bookhart, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Bookhart Mrs. Anne M. Boudreaux Mrs. Catherine A. Redd Mrs. Adele B. Bowers Miss Dorothy Anne Bowers Mr. William M. Boyce Marc and Angela Googer & Family Innovative Landscape Design, LLC Ms. Elizabeth B. Melkon Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick W. Neely Ms. Madeline C. Smith Mr. Jeffrey L. Stitt Ms. Amy Wood Tom and Pat Yarbrough Mrs. Louise H. Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Buford Boyd, Jr. Ms. Shauna Bragan Mrs. Jean M. Weldon The Reverend Dr. Cecil D. Brearley, Jr. Mrs. Mary Kate Brearley Glasser Mr. William G. Brenner Billy and Ann Crockett Mrs. Lawanda C. Brogden Mrs. Mildred F. Saye Mr. and Mrs. Leland H. Williams Mr. and Mrs. John Hampden Brooks Jim and Edith Hines Dr. Alec E. Brown Presbyterian Women, Forest Lake Presbyterian Church Mrs. Mazie A. Brown Ms. Rose M. Cummings 17
Tribute Gifts Ms. Jean Bruce Mrs. Pam K. Bruce Mrs. Cleo B. Bruner Mrs. Helen B. Whitaker Mr. Thomas O. Brunson Mr. Charlton W. Ellis, Jr. Mrs. Marianne H. Bundy Presbyterian Women, Forest Lake Presbyterian Church Mrs. Ethel Burgin Mrs. Eleanor B. Grayson Mrs. Carolyn Hurst Burns Mr. and Mrs. Leslie M. Burns, Jr. Mrs. Thelma R. Byrd Dr. and Mrs. Michael Byrd Mrs. Harriet Coan Calvert Dempsey Family Foundation Mr. Alberto Cambra Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Flynn Mrs. Elizabeth Canine Presbyterian Women, Forest Lake Presbyterian Church Mr. Leroy L. Cannon Ms. Jane L. Johnston Miss Elizabeth Cardwell Mrs. Francese C. Newcomer Miss Frances L. Cardwell Mrs. Francese C. Newcomer Miss Jean L. Carroll Jo Ann and Bernard Jones Mrs. Mary P. Case Mr. and Mrs. John S. Case Mrs. Minnie Beckman Cash Mr. and Mrs. Bennett C. Whitlock, Jr. Mr. Frank E. Cauley Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Earnst Mrs. Otelia C. Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Richard N. Chapman Mr. Philip M. Cherven Mr. and Mrs. Renauld K. Cherven Mrs. Kate Rogers Clark Mr. Howard L. Clark, Jr. Mrs. Thelma T. Clark Mr. Charles L. Clark, II Dr. Morgan B. Coker Mrs. Anna M. Gregg Mr. and Mrs. D. Laurence McIntosh Mr. Julian H. Price Mrs. Maymie B. Spearman Mrs. Alease B. Compton Mrs. Charlotte J. White Mr. Paul E. Cone Whit and Frances Anderson 18
Donor Appreciation Ms. Beverly B. Cook Presbyterian Women, Forest Lake Presbyterian Church Mr. Donald R. Cooke Mrs. Anne E. Cooke Mrs. Clara W. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. William W. Cooper, Jr. Mrs. Jean W. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. William W. Cooper, Jr. Mrs. Margaret A. Cooper Presbyterian Women, Forest Lake Presbyterian Church Mrs. Betty Jo E. Copeland Dr. and Mrs. James D. Bearden, III Dr. Walter M. Hughes Mrs. Mary Ross Martin A. A. Ramage, III, MD Dr. Walter C. Cottingham Dr. and Mrs. Lucius F. Wates Mr. Bart Cox Mrs. Deborah N. Cox Mrs. Faye S. Coynor Ms. Angela D. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Rosebrock Susan Rosebrock, John Coynor and Helen Coynor Crossley Mrs. Jane A. Craig Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Acker Mr. William T. Ashley Mrs. Julie P. Brice Jim and Kathryn Verdery Cannon Mr. Olin L. Craig Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Dodds Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Few Mrs. Eleanor Craig Kline Ms. Wilma B. Shealy The Sinkler Family Mr. and Mrs. Doyle R. Yates Mrs. Minnie Smith Craigie Billy and Ann Crockett Mrs. Kitty Somers Mr. James Crider Mr. Ned H. Shows The Mothers of Billy and Anne Crockett Billy and Anne Crockett Mr. Clyde D. Crook Seven Oaks Presbyterian Church Mrs. Margaret T. Crouch Lewis and Dolly Mitchell Mrs. Linda Dahlin Presbyterian Women, Forest Lake Presbyterian Church Mrs. J. Ellen Davis Mr. and Mrs. T. Frank Sutherland
Miss Ruth Davis Mrs. Emily P. McGuirt Ms. Vivian Davis Dr. Paul E. Lovingood and Dr. Sara D. Lovingood, Ph.D. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Day Mrs. Carolyn Douglas Mrs. Shirley N. Daye Peg and Mike Taylor Mrs. Harriett C. Dempsey Dempsey Family Foundation Mr. Jerry E. Dempsey The Reverend James F. Dickenson Mrs. Janice S. Dickenson Mrs. Betty S. Dickson Malloy and Catharine Evans Jim and Sue Funderburk Mrs. Anna M. Gregg Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Gulledge Mr. and Mrs. John T. Moore Miss Peggy O. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Moss The Presbytery of New Harmony Mrs. Dorothy G. Shaw Mrs. Maymie B. Spearman Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd T. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Dieringer Dr. Cindy S. Dieringer Mr. Harry Eugene Douty, Sr. Mr. Gary L. Douty Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Douty, Jr. Mrs. Elizabeth W. Dove Mr. Daniel Dove The Reverend Dr. F. Clay Doyle Mr. Wilbur E. Mattison, Jr. Mrs. Elizabeth N. DuBose Ms. Harriett V. DuBose Mr. and Mrs. Rhett J. Stogner Ms. Josephine S. Duell Billy and Ann Crockett Mrs. Jane C. Dunbar Anonymous
Tribute Gifts Mrs. Ellen Duncan Mr. Danny L. Duncan Mrs. Lillie M. Dunford Mr. George D. Auld, Jr. Mr. Charles Kirkland Dunlap, Jr. Mrs. Mary Jane McDonald Mr. Audrey J. Edge George and Nell Oliver Mrs. Maymie B. Spearman 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. Willie Mae G. Ellis Whit and Frances Anderson Mrs. Hazel L. Berry Billy and Ann Crockett Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gaughf Mrs. Louise J. Guy Mr. James S. Harrell, Jr. Jo Ann and Bernard Jones Mrs. Elizabeth H. Jones Mr. and Mrs. George Nethercutt, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Claudius H. Pritchard, Jr. Mrs. Mary L. Ratliff Bill and Jennie Rhodes Mrs. Lynn S. Roes Mrs. Mary Ann Sanders Mr. Ned H. Shows Mr. Thomas Socha Mrs. Kitty Somers Mr. P. Coker Stogner Col. And Mrs. William R. Trippe, III Mr. and Mrs. R. Scott Wallinger Mrs. Barbara O. Wieringa Mrs. Jeannette P. Ellison Mrs. Carolyn E. Stringfellow Col. and Mrs. Mervin C. Ellison Mr. and Mrs. Chalmers R. Carr, Jr. Mrs. Louise B. Ervin Dr. and Mrs. Roger A. Davis Mrs. Mary Lou Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Will B. Ferguson Mrs. Jean C. Ferguson Jamie and Bonnie LaBorde Dr. Richard B. Ferguson Jamie and Bonnie LaBorde Dr. and Mrs. Richard B. Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. William H. Turner Mrs. Elizabeth M. Fetscher and Frances Mrs. M.K. Fetscher Mr. Philip L. Firetag Gerald and Susan Firetag Ms. Adele R. Fischer Mrs. Frances H. Fischer
Ms. Elizabeth Flader Mr. and Mrs. Lewis J. Flader Ms. Maude B. Flood Jim and Brenda Barry Mr. M. Dale Floyd Mrs. Linda Floyd Mr. and Mrs. John R. Fogle Mr. and Mrs. John R. Fogle, III Mrs. Ruby Brown Fontaine Ruth and Clark Bierbaum Mr. Wilton B. Fowler, Jr. Mrs. Edith W. Blanchett Mrs. Barbara G. Fowler Ms. Karen Harlan and The Workman Family Mrs. Nancy H. Humphreys Seven Oaks Presbyterian Church John and Darleen Strange Mr. Harold S. Wrenn The Reverend Dr. and Mrs. W. McLeod Frampton Donald and Colleen Frampton Mr. and Mrs. Whitemarsh S. Smith, III Ms. Essie Fraser Mr. and Mrs. Lewis J. Flader Mr. Randell E. Gelzer, Sr. First Presbyterian Church, Florence Mrs. Louise J. Guy Ms. Mary G. Rhodes Mrs. Eugenia P. Tyson Ms. Carmen DeMeo Gerbino Ms. Jane L. Johnston Mrs. Donna L. Glisson Bob Glisson Ms. Patricia N. Porias Hillegas Dr. and Mrs. William J. Goudelock Mrs. Clara O. Partin Mr. Cary T. Grayson, Sr. Carol and Steve Buddin Mr. Joseph A. Gulasky Mrs. Sue R. Gulasky Mr. J. Donald Hall Mr. and Mrs. Steven W. Ouzts Mrs. Myrta W. Hall Mrs. Kitty Somers Mrs. Kate A. Halligan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Halligan, Jr. The Reverend and Mrs. Kenneth L. Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hamilton The Reverend Dr. Martin Harkey, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Hampton G. Anderson, III
Mrs. Gloria F. Harman Mr. T. A. Harman Mrs. Eleanor Schell Harnish Mrs. Catherine A. Redd Mr. George Siegrist and Ms. Ricky Lee Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Bailey Harper Clarence and Margaret Fouse Mrs. Betty W. Harris Anonymous Ms. Rosalind W. Harrison Mr. and Mrs. R. Daniel McGehee Mrs. Julia W. Hart Daniel and Dedra Hart Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Hart Mr. Gilbert A. Harvill, Jr. Ms. Christine T. Barrett Ms. Elizabeth Allison Biggers Gardner Mrs. Julie P. Brice Mrs. Lee Churchfield Mr. Olin L. Craig Dr. and Mrs. A. Alan Elmore Mrs. Floride A. Findley and Family Mr. John E. Ford Mr. Robert P. Haffner and Family Mrs. Jane V. Hart Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Harvill, Jana and Sam, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William Andy Harvill Ms. Sandra M. Haynes James and Lynn Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. G. Denton Lindsay Mrs. Arline H. Mustar Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Williams Mr. and Mrs. David B. Wills Mrs. Edna Roberta Hawkins Fog Free Technologies, LLC Ms. Glenda W. Gillette Mrs. Eleanor B. Grayson Leatherwood Manufacturing, Inc. Lwood Associates Inc Ms. Angela Lunn Mrs. Myrtle M. Myrick Mr. and Mrs. Anthony N. Rikard Greg St. Clair Julian, Janice, and Phillip Ward Ms. Margaret D. Haworth Ms. Nelda L. Borror Mrs. Carol J. Hay Ms. Carol M. Hay Mr. Louie G. Henson Dr. and Mrs. H. Alan Elmore Mr. Francis H. Herndon Mr. Joseph D. Carson, Jr. Peg and Mike Taylor Mr. Albert N. Whiteside, III 19
Tribute Gifts Mrs. Frances McComb Hill Bob and Jewell Hill Ms. Mary T. Hilson Ms. Kathleen Kelly Mrs. Dorothy Propst Hinnant Mrs. Carolyn E. Stringfellow Mrs. Margaret D. Hiott Hiott Forestry Consultants, Inc. Beth and John Hiott James A. Dyal Funeral Home, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Willliam Krucke The Reverend Michael L. McGehee and Mackenzie Mrs. Barbara O. Wieringa Mr. Charles D. Hoffecker, Jr. Mrs. Roberta C. Hoffecker Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Hogan Ms. Susan J. Hogan Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Horten Dr. Bruce C. Horten Mrs. Hallie B. Howard Ted and Bobbie Fields Vicki Robb and Family Mrs. Trudy H. White Mr. J. P. Huckaby Mrs. Mary S. Huckaby Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Hudson Ms. Jennie L. Bowman Mrs. Leona N. Huff Huff Family Charitable Fund Mr. Willard W. Hutson Miss Lily L. Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Smokey Brown and Family Ms. Carol J. Drowota and Ms. Lois D. Jones Ms. Mary D. Floyd Ms. Harriett O. Plowden Mr. D. C. Wylie, Jr. Mrs. Ann Ignas Mr. Leonard A. Bonis Marian Buck Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Campolito Louise Goldschmedt Mr. and Mrs. John H. Hamilton Bill and Gladys Haynes Ms. Jane L. Johnston Ms. Doreen E. Kelly Ms. Elaine Kelly Ms. Phyllis I. Landes Mike and Margaret Maschmeier Ms. Esther P. Morrow Oliver Tyrone Pulver Corporation Bill and Jennie Rhodes Dorothy Slade 20
Donor Appreciation Richelle and Jarod Sterret and Sons Mr. and Mrs. Frederick F. Tracy Anne and Grant Weil, and Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Weil Mrs. Teresa Ingram Malloy and Catharine Evans Mr. Robert Jackson Presbyterian Women, Forest Lake Presbyterian Church Mr. William P. Jacobs, III Mrs. Erna S. Jacobs Mrs. Arlene Jacobus Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Mendenhall Mr. Thomas L. Jeffords, III Paul and Cindy Shaw Mrs. May A. Jessen Mr. and Mrs. Dennis McCollum Mr. and Mrs. Arther E. and Helen C. Jeter Mr. Samuel A. Jeter Mrs. Doris B. Jeter Whit and Frances Anderson Billy and Ann Crockett Jo Ann and Bernard Jones Mrs. Myrtle M. Myrick The Family of Betty Pigott Mr. and Mrs. David Johnson Ms. Lisa C. Johnson Mr. Donald B. Johnson Mrs. Klara H. Johnson Mrs. Ruth A. Johnston Mr. Julian J. Nexsen, Jr. Col. Fleming Jones, Ret. Presbyterian Women, Forest Lake Presbyterian Church Mr. Lynn W. Jones Mrs. Elizabeth H. Jones Ms. Pat Jones Mrs. Joan Alexander The Reverend and Mrs. James A. Junker Dr. James L. Junker Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jones Kelley The Estate of Anne K. Brown Mrs. Jean Kerbelis Mr. and Mrs. Lonny Gordon Dr. L. Lyndon Key, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Matthew Johnson Ms. Gladys Kimmell Mr. and Mrs. George W. Price, III Mr. Neil S. King Mr. and Mrs. William King
Mr. and Mrs. Palmer M. Kirkpatrick, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Palmer M. Kirkpatrick, Jr. Mrs. Julie A. Koon Seven Oaks Presbyterian Church The Reverend Dr. Paul Randolph Kowalski Dr. and Mrs. H. Alan Elmore Ms. June Kroeg Mrs. Pam K. Bruce Mr. Vukan Kuic Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bettendorf Clark University Ms. Sandra M. Cox Mr. and Mrs. John B. Gorman Ms. Elaine G. Holmes Phil and Sandy McDowell The Family of Mary Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Vukan and Louise Kuic Ms. Elena Bowen Mrs. Angela Kuic Gorman Mr. Simeon Kuic Ms. Tanja Kuic Mrs. Sonja Kuic McFarland Ms. Mirjana Ormsby Mr. Dallas Dean Lee Mrs. Frances V. Curtis Mrs. Madgie Ruth S. Leggett Mr. Edward Carlon Mrs. Ina A. Coggeshall Dan L. Tillman & Sons Malloy and Catharine Evans FTDC Mentor Connect Leadership Team: Osa Brand, Dennis Faber, Ellen Hause and Dave Hata Ellen and Larry Goode Dr. and Mrs. Warner L. Hall, Jr. Ray and Jennifer McIntyre Christie and Andrew McLeod and Family Caroline, Tucker and Mary Landis Middleton Mrs. Betty G. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Moore, Jr. NCDOT Div. of Planning and Programming Mrs. Virginia F. Nickles Frank and Claudia Price Ms. Pamela J. Silvers Mr. Theo Sitton Ms. Betty T. Thrailkill Ms. Mary Gray Tucker Mrs. Daisy Barron Leland Betty and Glenn Belle Mrs. Louise J. Guy
Tribute Gifts Billy and Gail Hay Evans and Mary Jane Holland Charlotte and Ken Kitchen Mrs. Elizabeth M. Neil Dr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Puckette Mr. and Mrs. John F. Seabrook Mr. and Mrs. George B. Stackhouse, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. W. Wallace Vaught, Jr. Mrs. Flo H. LeRoy Mr. John L. LeRoy Mrs. John P. Limehouse Mrs. Nancy L. Carter Mrs. Lucile B. Limehouse Mrs. Nancy L. Carter Mr. and Mrs. Norman E. Link Bill and Miriam Bolton Mrs. Elizabeth S. Littlejohn Mr. Raymond M. Littlejohn, Jr. Mrs. Martha B. Livingston Mr. and Mrs. Luther F. Fant Mrs. Adelle (Mickey) Lovett George J. and Wilma W. Lovett Mr. and Mrs. Wesley D. Luhn Mr. Warren P. Luhn Mr. William L. Lundy Peg and Mike Taylor Mr. and Mrs. William C. Lyles Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Zettle Mrs. Lyllian Davis Macaulay Tony and Becky Clark Mrs. Effie G. Maddray Ms. Carol Pooser Mr. Henry M. Maine Presbyterian Women, Forest Lake Presbyterian Church Dr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Martin, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. James G. Martin Mr. John W. “Dub” Martin, Jr. Ms. Mary Ann Christensen Mrs. Hazel L. Mason Mrs. Ann M. Copelan Mrs. Gladys N. Matheson Mrs. Frances T. Hay Mrs. Sara H. Maxwell Presbyterian Women, Forest Lake Presbyterian Church Mr. Hubert McAllister Mrs. Mary M. McAllister Mrs. Bernice R. McBride Mr. Gordon McBride Mr. Duncan S. McCallum Mrs. Virginia H. McIntosh
Ms. Rebecca Knox McCandless Mrs. Margaret Susan Hausma Mrs. Edna C. McChesney Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith Mr. and Mrs. Paul N. McCreery Seven Oaks Presbyterian Church John and Darleen Strange Mrs. Myra G. McDonald Anderson Federal Credit Union Sam and Martha Daniels Mr. and Mrs. George C. Hagood, Jr. Ms. Wylene G. King Ms. Wilma B. Shealy Ms. Phyllis O. Spearman Mr. E. Olin McElveen Mrs. Wilhelmina D. Dexter Mrs. Adene L. McGehee Mr. and Mrs. R. Daniel McGehee Ms. Virginia S. McIntyre Mrs. Virginia M. Manning Mrs. Nancy G. McKeown Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. McKeown Mr. Wiley N. McMillan, Sr. Sam and Teresa Boone Mrs. Jane P. McNiel Ms. Jewell Carmichael Mrs. Sara Frances M. McRae Mrs. C.H. Butler, Jr. Ms. Jewell Carmichael Mrs. Lola Faye Craig Mrs. Anna M. Gregg Phil and Joan Hart Mrs. S. Frances Johnson The Bill Marsh Family Bob and Emily McLean Jane and Tenny Moss George and Nell Oliver Mrs. Lois G. Reynolds Mrs. Maymie B. Spearman Mr. and Mrs. William W. McWhorter, Sr. Dr. William W. McWhorter, Jr. Mrs. Anne K. Hall McWilliams Mr. and Mrs. Steven W. Ouzts
Mrs. Josephine G. McWilliams Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hall McWilliams Mrs. Chloe Barlow Meggs Mr. James S. Meggs Col. and Mrs. Ernest Lee Meggs Mr. James S. Meggs Mrs. Shirley M. Milam AgFirst Farm Credit Bank Officers and Staff Miss Lily L. Bradley Ms. Marilyn L. Milam Mrs. Caroline L. Miller Mrs. Anna M. Gregg Mrs. Charlotte T. Miller Peg and Mike Taylor Miss Inez Mitchum Mrs. Mary Ruth L. Aiken Whit and Frances Anderson Mrs. Sarah G. Bedinger Mr. and Mrs. Barry F. Brinson, Jr. Mrs. Dorothy C. Brown Mrs. Betty N. Clark Billy and Ann Crockett Mrs. Billie S. Erwin Ms. Glenda W. Gillette Mrs. Eleanor B. Grayson Mrs. Marian C. Grobowski Mrs. Louise J. Guy Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Klintworth Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Koches Mrs. Eva L. Limehouse Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Mathews Mrs. Mildred W. Murray Charles and Marian Peacock Bill and Jennie Rhodes Mr. and Mrs. Anthony N. Rikard Mr. and Mrs. Buel Douglas Rithmire Harvey and Doodle Simpson Mrs. Kitty Somers Mrs. Cathryn I. Thornton Mr. and Mrs. Raymond VonDohlen Mrs. Barbara O. Wieringa Mrs. Julia G. Mize Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Cole Ms. Annie O’Bryan Moffat Mr. Robert O. Moffat Mrs. Mary R. Monroe Col. Anthony M. Monroe Estill Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Ray L. Monroe Col. Anthony M. Monroe Estill Presbyterian Church Mr. James T. Moore, Jr. Seven Oaks Presbyterian Church 21
Tribute Gifts Mrs. Janie Hane Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Jerry H. Stone Ms. Elsie J. Morton Mr. and Mrs. James R. Young Mothers Everywhere Mr. and Mrs. Roy Salmon Mr. Horst Mueller Mr. Ned H. Shows Mrs. Joan R. Neal Mr. William C. Keels Mr. and Mrs. Joel C. Key Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Parker Joe and Frieda Ramsey Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. Nesbitt Mr. and Mrs. James P. Anderson Mr. Jerry A. Nettles Mr. Ned H. Shows Mr. Tommie E. Nettles Mr. Ned H. Shows Mrs. Jane R. Newsome Ted and Bobbie Fields Mrs. Elizabeth M. Nexsen Mr. Julian J. Nexsen, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Julian J. Nexsen Mr. Julian J. Nexsen, Jr. Miss Amelia O’Bryan Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Bookhart, Jr. Mrs. Mary W. O’Bryan Mr. and Mrs. Cecil D. O'Bryan Mrs. Mary O’Dell Presbyterian Women, Hodges Presbyterian Church Mrs. Arlene Gladys Olenwine Mr. and Mrs. Dennis L. Olenwine Mrs. June V. Oliver Mrs. Lynn S. Roes Mrs. Hope G. O’Shields Bob and Beverly Schnick Mrs. Myra M. Parks Ms. Debbie Parks Nowlin Mrs. Claudia L. Parsons Mrs. Jane B. Cook Mrs. Mildred C. Parvin Mr. and Mrs. Clint Parvin The Reverend Dr. Mills Peebles Presbyterian Women, Forest Lake Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Clarke W. Perrin Mr. and Mrs. Carradean L. Brown Ms. Georgia A. Perrin Mrs. Carolyn N. Phillips Mrs. Anna M. Gregg 22
Donor Appreciation Mrs. Virginia M. Phillips George and Nell Oliver Dr. James J. Pike Presbyterian Women, Forest Lake Presbyterian Church Mr. Harold L. Pitts Mrs. Elizabeth S. Lusby Mr. Wilson Senn Foster Senn Mrs. Aline Rowland Powell Bob and Jewell Hill Mrs. Doris L. Powell Mr. and Mrs. George W. Lundgren Ms. Sandra Wallace Mr. Julian H. Price Mrs. Anna M. Gregg Evans and Mary Jane Holland Bob and Emily McLean Men’s Only Sunday School Class, First Church, Florence George and Nell Oliver Mrs. Maymie B. Spearman Mr. and Mrs. Julian H. Price Dick and Lane Carter Mrs. Essie Wray Quinn Mr. Frederick E. Quinn Mr. and Mrs. John B. Raffield Ms. Joan Raffield Mrs. Margaret G. Rambo Lt. Col. and Mrs. John P. Dehart Mr. and Mrs. Earl A. Rambow Mrs. Patricia A. Robertson Mr. Billy C. Ramsey Whit and Frances Anderson Berlin G. Myers Lumber Corp. Mr. and Mrs. William Brannock Ms. Judy S. Bridge Billy and Ann Crockett Tommy and Sandy Daniels Mrs. Eleanor B. Grayson Mr. Clifton D. Green, Jr. Mrs. Louise J. Guy Jo Ann and Bernard Jones Mrs. Eva L. Limehouse Mrs. Mary L. Ratliff Mrs. Kitty Somers Ms. Diann Sweat Joe and Deloris Thomas Col. and Mrs. William R. Trippe, III Mrs. Barbara O. Wieringa Mr. David Randall Ted and Bobbie Fields Mr. Donald M. Rankin Ms. Frances N. Townsend
Mrs. Helen P. Ray Billy and Ann Crockett Ms. Frances A.O. Ehni Mrs. Laetitia J. Raynal Dr. and Mrs. Holbrook W. Raynal Mrs. Bernice F. H. Reasoner Mr. Don Faircloth and Mr. Mark Blonstein Mrs. Jeannette Reeves Mr. and Mrs. Grayson A. Goodman Mrs. Caroline R. Reuter Betty and Clinton Carter Mrs. Claire F. Rice Ruth and Clark Bierbaum Mrs. Catherine A. Redd Mr. F. Towers Rice Mrs. Elizabeth M. Rice Ms. Zelpha Wells Mrs. Dorothy Limehouse Richards Mrs. Nancy L. Carter Our Mothers, Mrs. Goldie Ritenour and Lois Mrs. Peggy L. Ritenour Mr. William B. Ritenour Phil and Joan Hart George and Nell Oliver Mrs. Peggy L. Ritenour Second Presbyterian Church, Memphis, TN Mrs. Maymie B. Spearman Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Robertson Mrs. Pat Mincer Mrs. Gertrude S. “Trudie” Robertson Anonymous Ms. Elsie E. Bent Tom and Lucia Bryson Irene Cook Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Culp Ted and Bobbie Fields Ms. Margaret F. Garwacki Edith, Tim and Audrey Hartis
Tribute Gifts Ms. Carol F. Heim and Ms. Jenny Fike Billy and Phyllis Hickman Ray Hickman Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Dennis E. Lehr Ms. Rosalind R. Lowe Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mullinax Mr. and Mrs. C.W. Reece Mrs. Betty C. Robertson Mr. Billy J. Silver The Same Sweet Girls Book Club Mrs. Lelia R. Robinson Mrs. Hazel L. Berry Billy and Ann Crockett Mrs. Louise J. Guy Jo Ann and Bernard Jones Mrs. Barbara O. Wieringa Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Wooden Mrs. Margot J. Robinson Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Terrel D. Ballenger Ms. Ida Anne Rowe Seven Oaks Presbyterian Church Miss Anne Bailey Royall Mr. and Mrs. John E. Royall, Jr. Mrs. Ruth K. Sabin Mr. and Mrs. Guy E. Sabin Dr. Paul D. Sandifer Seven Oaks Presbyterian Church Mr. James “Jim” H. Saye, Jr. Mrs. Mildred F. Saye Ms. Sula Jane Frantz Schoeneberger Mr. and Mrs. Dennis L. Olenwine Mrs. Elise Scott Ms. Jennie L. Bowman Mr. Carl R. Sellers Mrs. Faith H. Sellers The Reverend Frank R. Sells Ted and Bobbie Fields Mrs. Trudy H. White Mr. Harvey W. Sewell Mrs. Dottie Sewell Gurney Saints of Shandon Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Sargent, Jr. Mrs. Janice H. Sharp Mrs. Hazel L. Berry Ms. Kathy Bultman Burns Jo Ann and Bernard Jones Mr. William J. Shaughnessy Mr. and Mrs. William L. Kinney, Jr. Mr and Mrs. Daniel E. McNiel and Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Tolley
Mrs. Verna H. Sheldon Mrs. Nancy S. Covey Mrs. Anne Sheppard Seven Oaks Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Cade Sherwood Ms. Frances N. Townsend Mrs. Jacqueline H. Short Elbert and Betsy Dorn Mrs. Elizabeth G. Shumate Ms. Leigh Ann Bryant Louis and Lillian Stephens Mr. E. Eugene Simmons Tom and Lucia Bryson Mrs. Jerry C. Cannon Ted and Bobbie Fields Mrs. Mary M. McAllister Mrs. Trudy H. White Mrs. Louise R. Simmons Mrs. Kate F. Stanton Miss Lillian N. Simpson Ms. Doris D. Clanton Mrs. Sarah M. Simpson Peg and Mike Taylor Mrs. Margaret C. Skinner Mrs. Mary Ruth L. Aiken Mr. and Mrs. S. Carl Berry Billy and Ann Crockett Mrs. Eleanor B. Grayson Mrs. Louise J. Guy Mrs. Betty G. Moore Ms. Theresa H. Schuyler Susan Skinner Watkins and Family Miss Mary E. Smart Mrs. Mary Ruth L. Aiken Whit and Frances Anderson Billy and Ann Crockett Mrs. Louise J. Guy Mr. Ned H. Shows Mrs. Beulah B. Smith Mrs. Nancy S. Flowers Mrs. Billie Ann T. Smith Mr. and Mrs. David A. McBlain Mr. and Mrs. Clarence M. Smith Dr. and Mrs. David M. Head Mr. Daniel C. Smith Dr. Walter M. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. John T. Johnson, Jr. Ligon Company Properties, Inc. Wesley and Kerri Parker Mrs. Trudy H. White Mrs. Irene G. Smith George and Nell Oliver
Mr. William L. Smith Billy and Ann Crockett Presbyterian Women, Forest Lake Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Williams, Sr. Mr. William P. Smith Mr. and Mrs. David A. McBlain Mrs. Agnes Peach Smoak Mrs. Agnes M. Morrison Mrs. Monteze M. Snyder Whit and Frances Anderson Jim and Hollace Boswell Ms. Elizabeth B. Caughman Mr. and Mrs. Donald O. Creech Billy and Ann Crockett Harper James Finucan Ms. Claudia S. Jenkins Jo Ann and Bernard Jones Mr. and Mrs. Bradley D. Kibler Mrs. Daisy Barron Leland Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Pratt Bill and Jennie Rhodes Joe and Kathy Snyder The Socha Family Mrs. Lois Ann Wyly Mr. George M. Somers Mrs. Kitty Somers Mr. Thomas M. Spratt Mrs. Louise J. Guy Ms. Mary Lou Millwood Mr. and Mrs. Carroll L. Stone Mr. Charles E. Springs, Jr. Mrs. Anna M. Gregg Mrs. Nelle M. Sprott Mr. and Mrs. Keith Brewington Ms. Harriet McMaster Mr. and Mrs. A. Newton Stall Mr. Richard B. Stall Mrs. Margaret W. Stewart Ms. Jennie L. Bowman Mrs. Virginia A. Stone Mrs. Theresa Stone Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. Stroupe Mr. and Mrs. Lee W. Stroupe Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Sumerel, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Sumerel Mrs. Florence F. Summer Mr. and Mrs. Luther F. Fant Mrs. Anna Dabrowska Swiniuch Ms. Jane L. Johnston Mrs. Mary Louise E. Tapp Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robert Tapp, Jr.
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Mr. William B. Tarrant Miss Lily L. Bradley Mr. and Mrs. John E. Hart, Jr. Mae R. Mazur Charles N. Still, M.D. Mr. Harold S. Wrenn Miss Dorothy R. Taylor Lewis and Dolly Mitchell Mrs. Louise B. Taylor Dr. and Mrs. Robert D. Taylor Mrs. Edith L. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Mendenhall Mrs. Frances L. Thomas Miss Lily L. Bradley Ms. Harriett O. Plowden Mrs. Oline H. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Joe W. Richardson, Jr. Mr. Richard J. Thomas Presbyterian Women, Forest Lake Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Wade Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Joe W. Richardson, Jr. Mr. David Thompson Presbyterian Women, Forest Lake Presbyterian Church Mrs. Harriet A. Thompson Mrs. Louise J. Guy Mrs. Kitty Somers Mrs. Ruth Thompson The Reverend and Mrs. Fred D. Thompson Mrs. Cooper D. Thornton Mr. and Mrs. David L. Titus Mrs. Patty M. Threatt Anonymous Tom and Lucia Bryson Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L. Edge Ted and Bobbie Fields Georgetown Bible Church Mr. and Mrs. William and Benita Moore 24
Donor Appreciation Mrs. Ramona Y. Skinner and the rest of the Skinners Mrs. Trudy H. White Mr. William M. Timberlake Mrs. Mary Jane McDonald Mrs. Mary Ellen W. Timmons Dick and Helen Rose Mrs. Margaret T. Towles Ms. Kathleen Kelly Col. William R. Trippe, III Mrs. Mary M. Adams Whit and Frances Anderson Mr. and Mrs. William Brannock Billy and Ann Crockett Mrs. Ellen W. Dodson Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Edwards Ms. Deborah Foster Mrs. Kathleen M. Gelzer Mr. Clifton D. Green, Jr. Ms. Patricia L. Hollifield Jo Ann and Bernard Jones Mrs. Myrtle M. Myrick Dr. and Mrs. Claudius H. Pritchard, Jr. Bill and Jennie Rhodes Mrs. Mary Ann Sanders Mr. and Mrs. William F. Summers, Sr. Surgical Associates of Charleston, P.A. Bob and Jenny Ticknor Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Wooden Ms. Agnes H. Trollinger Mr. and Mrs. John F. Brailsford, Jr. Mrs. Mary Beth R. Tucker Ms. Judy T. Scolnik Mr. Curtis Turkett Ms. Cathy D. House Wayne and Mary Mills Mrs. Marjorie Turkett Wayne and Mary Mills Mr. Johannus B. VanRyswyk Ms. Betty Ann Carr Mrs. Harriet M. Walker Ms. Jennie L. Bowman Mrs. Kathleen W. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Russell Mr. and Mrs. Matt Wallace Ms. Sandra Wallace Dr. and Mrs. Bob and Kay Warner Ms. Cynthia K. Warner Mrs. Jean E. Watkins Presbyterian Women, Forest Lake Presbyterian Church Lt. Col. Malcolm M. Watkins Presbyterian Women, Forest Lake Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Gloria E. Weaver Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Caffee Mrs. Marion H. Weersing Jack and Jane Presseau Mrs. Daisy Westall Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott Westall Mrs. Grace B. Westerlund Mr. and Mrs. David A. Westerlund Mrs. Annelle Stover White Catherine and Thomas Ingold Mr. and Mrs. Killough H. White, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Killough H. White, III Mrs. Nolie “Pat� White Mr. and Mrs. Killough H. White, III General John S. Wieringa, Jr. Mrs. Barbara O. Wieringa Mrs. Margaret Joan Wilhide Dr. James A. Wilhide Mrs. Marian C. Wilkes Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Jackson Suggs Johnson, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilkes Gene and Kathy Wilkes Mr. Joseph H. Williams Mrs. Frankie K. Flowers Mrs. Lois J. Williams Anonymous Tom and Lucia Bryson Mrs. Jerry C. Cannon Ted and Bobbie Fields The Gill Family Mrs. Carol Pearson Dr. Neal B. Prater Mrs. Ramona Y. Skinner and the rest of the Skinners Mrs. Trudy H. White Samuel and Dorothy Wilson Mr. R. Wyatt Williams Mrs. Lee Churchfield Mr. J. B. Willis Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dover, Jr. Mrs. Ramona Skinner and the Skinner Family Samuel M. Wilson, Ph.D. Mrs. Lois G. Wilson Dr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Wilson Mrs. Evelyn Limehouse Wise Mrs. Nancy L. Carter Mrs. Sara Nell Wise Mrs. Beverly M. Wofford Mrs. Carrie Witherspoon Mr. and Mrs. William W. Cooper, Jr. Mr. Melville C. Wood, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Brooks
Tribute Gifts Mr. William T. Wood Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Major Mrs. Elizabeth C. Wrenn Mr. Harold S. Wrenn Mr. and Mrs. A. M. “Tee” Wright, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. A. Melvin Wright, III
Mrs. Joyce Y. Wright Presbyterian Women, Forest Lake Presbyterian Church Mrs. Charlotte P. Wylie Mr. James A. Wilson, Sr. Mr. D. C. Wylie, Jr.
Mr. Robert H. Yoder Mrs. Catherine A. Redd Mr. and Mrs. Earle L. Youngblood Mr. Daniel E. Youngblood and Ms. Pamela Y. Martin
Honorariums Mr. and Mrs. James Adams Mr. and Mrs. Allison F. P. Wilder, Jr. Mrs. Marcia G. Addison Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Sease, Jr. Mrs. Jane F. Agnew Mrs. Margaret N. Lynch Mr. Murray Air Dr. and Mrs. Louis E. Shepard, Jr. Ms. Amelia Alexander Mrs. Joan Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Jack G. Alexander Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Mr. Jason Basile The Columbia Presbyterian Community Leadership Team Dr. Carol Baskins Mrs. Cathy B. Jackson Mr. Tyshawn Bateman Charles and Marian Peacock Mrs. Hazel L. Berry Mr. Ned H. Shows Mrs. Rita P. Best Ms. Karen S. Lehotay Mrs. Frances G. Blue Mrs. Sue F. Auld Mrs. Thayer A. Boswell Jim and Hollace Boswell Mrs. Hargrove Bowles Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III The Reverend Dr. Frances W. Bragan Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C. Craft, Jr. The Estate of Mrs. Virginia B. Loveless The Reverend Dr. and Mrs. Joe W. B. Brooks Joe and Lou Giles Mr. Henry E. Krippner Mrs. Dorothy C. Brown Jack and Billie Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Bryson Ms. Toni Sample Mrs. Dorothy P. Burrows Mrs. Mary D. Cottingham
Mrs. Mary Butler Mrs. Louise E. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Steve C. West Mr. Peter Caramello Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Chastain Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Ms. Sharis Coller‑Daly Mrs. Mable W. Coller Mrs. Robin Coller‑Socha Mrs. Mable W. Coller Mrs. Louise H. Cornwell Ms. Judith C. Jones Ms. Brenda Mann Mrs. Mary D. Cottingham Dr. and Mrs. Lucius F. Wates Mr. William R. Crockett Mrs. Ann M. Crockett 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 Mr. Richard S. Hawkins Ms. Angela F. Smith The Reverend and Mrs. M. Achim Daffin The Reverend and Mrs. Charles E. Raynal, III Mrs. Arlene Davis Whit and Frances Anderson Mr. Dennis E. Daye Peg and Mike Taylor Mrs. Wilhelmina D. Dexter Mrs. Caroline Meredith Mr. and Mrs. Osmund W. Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Suneel Jaitly The Reverend Snow R. Donmoyer The Reverend and Mrs. Avery S. Dickson Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Dougherty Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Phillips
Mrs. Betty W. Douty Mr. Gary L. Douty Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Douty, Jr. Mrs. Jean Dowdle Mr. Kenneth E. Love Mrs. Pansy E. Duke Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Scott Egan Mrs. Jane C. Dunlap Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kirkland Dunlap, III Mr. Daniel Dye Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Mr. Brent Edgerton Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Mr. Rico Edwards Charles and Marian Peacock The Reverend Dr. and Mrs. Charles Elliott Mrs. Kaye W. Borgstedt Mrs. Billie S. Erwin Mrs. Mary D. Cottingham Mr. Andrew B. Fant Mr. and Mrs. Luther F. Fant The Reverend Dr. and Mrs. L. Franklin Fant, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Luther F. Fant Mr. and Mrs. Chris Staton Mr. and Mrs. Luther F. Fant Mr. Andrew B. Fant The Reverend Dr. and Mrs. L. Franklin Fant, Jr. First Presbyterian Church of Orangeburg Staff Mrs. Kaye W. Borgstedt Mrs. Vivian M. Fogartie Dr. and Mrs. James E. Fogartie, Jr. Foothills Retirement Community Volunteers and Residents Joseph and Karen Gaston Mr. Jay Frickman Mrs. Dottie Sewell Gurney Mr. and Mrs. Dave Garner Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III 25
Tribute Gifts Mr. and Mrs. Paul Garrigan Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Mr. Paul W. Giampietro and Ms. Karen Edwards Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Mrs. Puera Gifford Mrs. Glenda Fedricci Mr. Bobbie L. Glisson Whit and Frances Anderson Mrs. Eleanor B. Grayson Carol and Steve Buddin Mrs. Louise J. Guy Billy and Gail Hay 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 Ms. Dina M. Hair Mrs. Jean Cann Dr. and Mrs. William W. Halligan, Jr. The James Family Foundation Mr. Terry M. Hancock Mr. and Mrs. William H. Hancock Elizabeth Jane and Grace Hancock Mr. Hugh P. Harbin, Sr. Ms. Elizabeth A. Nichter Dr. Joellen Grier Harris Ms. Mary Harris Mrs. Margaret Susan Hausman Kenn and Susan Cruse Mrs. Exie V. Henson Theology Reading Group, Westminster Church, Greenville Mrs. Joyce R. Hickman Mrs. Mary D. Cottingham Mrs. Kristina H. Hicks Mrs. Frances V. Curtis Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Holder Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III The Reverend Dr. R. Dan Holloway Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Hill The Reverend Frank Holsclaw Bill and Jean McElroy Ms. Rachel G. Hood Ms. Rachel H. Edwards Mrs. George Howard Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Mr. Lloyd G. Hughes Mrs. Beth Irick 26
Donor Appreciation Mrs. Nancy H. Humphreys Mr. and Mrs. Roderick J. Humphreys, Jr. Mrs. Ann Ignas Mr. John Ignas Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Jackson Mr. Kenneth E. Love Mr. and Mrs. Suneel Jaitly Mr. and Mrs. Osmund W. Dixon The Reverend Debbie J. Johnson Mrs. Trudy H. White Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson Mr. Kenneth E. Love Mr. and Mrs. William P. Jones The Reverend Robert W. Boston Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kirksey Mr. Kenneth E. Love The Grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley L. Koch, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley L. Koch, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Lamb Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Miss Legaré Fripp Langford Mr. and Mrs. Philip E. Cromer Mrs. Kathryn Hamilton Lee Mrs. Frances V. Curtis Mrs. Madgie Ruth S. Leggett Malloy and Catharine Evans Mrs. Katherine R. Ligon Mrs. Melvina H. Busby 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 Mrs. Dorothy Elizabeth Lyle Ms. D. M. Lyle Mrs. Mary McLeod Martin Ms. Mary Ann Christensen Dr. and Mrs. Larry H. Parrott Mrs. Elsie V. Matthews Mrs. Roxanne M. Barrier The William H. McFadden Family Mrs. Mary D. Cottingham Mrs. Virginia H. McIntosh Mrs. Mary D. Cottingham Mr. Will McKibbon Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Mrs. Gene McKimm Mr. and Mrs. Jerald G. Yaden
Mrs. Hilda A. McMahan Dr. and Mrs. Larry H. Parrott Mrs. Frances W. McSween Mr. Roland T. Harper, Jr. R.T. Harper Construction, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. William P. Merritt Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Ms. Eva Spadoni Mills Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Mills Mrs. Betty G. Moore Mike and Alexa Barnhart Mrs. Nancy B. Moore Mr. John W. Moore, III Miss Peggy O. Moore Mr. Kenneth E. Love Mr. and Mrs. Horst Mueller Mr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Crutchfield Mrs. Marie A. Munoz Mr. and Mrs. Randall D. Munoz Mr. and Mrs. Michael Munoz Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Munoz Mr. and Mrs. Randall D. Munoz Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nuttall Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Ms. Joyce Bailey Parker Ms. Donna Ondrof Mr. and Mrs. Horace D. Payne, Jr. Joe and Lou Giles PCSC Staff (all) Mr. and Mrs. Adriaan Kwist Mrs. Katherine C. Meares PCSC Staff and Leadership of all of the Residents Mr. and Mrs. Adriaan Kwist Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Peacock, Jr. Whit and Frances Anderson Mr. and Mrs. E. Andrew Phail Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Presbyterian Communities of South Carolina - Happy 60th Birthday John and Darleen Strange Mrs. Lois G. Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fleming Mr. and Mrs. William D. Rhodes, Jr. Whit and Frances Anderson Mr. and Mrs. F. Towers Rice Clark, Ruth, Claire and Jack Bierbaum Mrs. Udelle Rogers Mr. and Mrs. William W. Bowen, II SC Presbyterian Churches Southern Mutual Church Insurance
Tribute Gifts Saints of Shandon Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Sargent, Jr. Mrs. Ellen V. Scoville Dick and Helen Rose Ms. Ellen Douglas Schlaefer The Reverend and Mrs. John G. Seabrook, Jr. Mrs. Catherine A. Redd Ms. Elizabeth C. Seigler Mr. W. Robert Owens, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie C. Shirer, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Shirer Mrs. Virginia Sides Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Kitchens Mr. and Mrs. Joel Wier Mrs. Martha S. Simmons Mrs. Susan S. Carbonneau Mrs. Shim Simpson Mrs. Helen G. Sanders Mrs. Athalene H. Small Leah and George Reid Mr. and Mrs. Van D. Small Leah and George Reid Mrs. Catherine S. Somers Dr. and Mrs. Richard J. Lewis Mrs. Helen M. Somers Mr. and Mrs. Russell Scott Mr. Tim Somers Mr. Gary Southern Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Ms. Edith Stamper Mr. and Mrs. Mark Taylor Mr. William F. Stoddard, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. James Alan Stoddard 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 Mrs. Barbara B. Stuckey Mrs. Martha S. Alter Mrs. Donna L. Branberg Mrs. Norma E. Sweatman Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy R. Rampey Mrs. Jane Sykes Beverly Brown Ms. Jessie J. Godshall Martha Hoover Ruth Ann Webster Sabra Wyatt
Ms. Margaret Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Mark Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Taylor Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III The Village at Summerville Ms. Sara R. Strachan The Village at Summerville’s Hardworking Nursing Staff Ms. Kathy Saini The Village at Summerville Staff Susan Rosebrock, John Coynor and Helen Coynor Crossley Mr. and Mrs. Ted Thompson Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Col. And Mrs. William R. Trippe, III Whit and Frances Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Bill Van Pelt Dr. Stacey Van Pelt Brennan The Reverend Dr. E. Douglas Vaughan, Jr. Ms. Ellen V. Harrison Dr. Kiera von Besser Mr. and Mrs. Kurt von Besser Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Waldrop Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Mrs. Helen Wasko Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Kochamba Mrs. Violet G. Westbury Rita and Ken Westbury
The Reverend Dr. and Mrs. Olin M. Whitener, Jr. Mrs. Kaye W. Borgstedt Mrs. Barbara O. Wieringa Whit and Frances Anderson Mrs. Elizabeth W. Williams Mr. and Mrs. T. Furman Hewitt Ms. Karen D. Williams Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Mrs. Lois G. Wilson Dr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Wilson The Reverend Dr. Francis M. Womack Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Kitchens Mr. Jim Wright Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Mr. D. C. Wylie, Jr. Mr. James A. Wilson, Sr. 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. Joan Young Peg and Mike Taylor
Laurel Crest Foundation Presbyterian Communities of South Carolina established Laurel Crest Foundation in January 2018 to receive and manage gifts designated specifically for use at Laurel Crest Retirement Community. PCSC is grateful to the following donors who have generously contributed to this new foundation for the blessing of Laurel Crest residents and staff. Donor
Gifts Given in Memory of
Ms. Elizabeth M. Archer
Mrs. Phyllis T. Hastings
Mr. and Mrs. James Deel
n/a
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Patterson
Mrs. E. Christina Weider
Mrs. Julia M. Smoak
Miss Dorothy Goldson Mrs. Phyllis T. Hastings Mrs. Ada Magaro
Mr. Ray M. Seigler, Jr. Mrs. Ursula S. Slimp Mrs. E. Christina Weider
Ms. Betty T. Wills
Mrs. Phyllis T. Hastings Mr. Jim Kirby
Mrs. Ada Magaro
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Clinton Rise & Shine, It’s Donut Time!
In honor of National Volunteer Appreciation week, The Clinton Presbyterian Community held a special celebration of the many volunteers who serve at the community. This important group includes area volunteers from the larger community, as well as residents. And what better way to celebrate and say “Thank you!” than to throw a themed party with tasty treats? The Doughnut Drop-In featured a variety of doughnuts and other breakfast goodies, music, games, a photo booth, and of course, delightful company. The parlor was Sunday school volunteers Steve abuzz as we honored more than 60 volunteers and Debra Bishop are all smiles. who consistently work in our community. These giving folks help with a wide variety of tasks, such as working in the mailroom, leading devotions and Sunday school, performing beautiful music, and much more. As lifelong humanitarian Audrey Hepburn once said, “As you grow older, you will discover that you have two hands – one for helping yourself, the other for helping others.”
Resident volunteer Anne Pitts and area volunteer Robbie Young having fun at the photo booth.
PCSC is deeply grateful to the special people who are always willing to lend a helping hand and freely give of their time and talents to enrich the Clinton Community. We “donut” know what we would do without our volunteers!
Clinton Residents Honored for Service
Residents at the Clinton Community partner with the MS Bailey Child Development Center to share their time and talents with the children. The residents have read books to the three-, four- and five-year-olds, dressed in costumes for special events, provided fun at festivals, and crafted many beautifully knitted/crocheted hats and scarves for cold winter days. In appreciation for their service over the school year, the Clinton District 56 School Board recently presented its Spirit of 56 Award to a representative group of residents. On an individual level, Clinton resident Lois Wilson recently received a certificate of appreciation for 70 years of dedicated service from The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution. The certificate arrived around her 94th birthday and was signed by the Chapter Regent and the President General of the DAR. 28
Above: Margie Roberts, Jo Randall, Martha Simmons, District 56 Superintendent Dr. David O’Shields, Dot Smith, Fran Curtis, Buzzy Randall, and Louise Parr. Right: Lois Wilson with a certificate of appreciation honoring her contributions over 70 years to the Daughters of the American Revolution.
Hoyt Jenkins and Tom Bryson prep herbs to be planted on Earth Day. Taking advantege of the delightful days of summer, Fran Curtis puts the finishing touches on her bird sanctuary.
Joan Murdoch laughs with friends as she shucks summer corn.
Anne Pitts and Velma Burnett display their patriotic pride at the 4th of July Celebration.
Right: Sara Byers is ready for Nature Photography Day.
Martha Simmons is ready to enjoy the fresh corn on the Brown Patio.
Velma Burnett loves spending time with volunteers from Shallowford Presbyterian Church in Atlanta.
Strut Murdoch and Bill Pace take a break at Strawberry Hill Peach Farm.
Sara Byars with her daughters Jean and Ginger at the annual Mother’s Day Celebration Tea. 29
Columbia Local Churches Visit and Serve Columbia Residents The Columbia Presbyterian Community is privileged to have a number of local churches whose members come and volunteer in various ways. Some recent examples are:
Seven Oaks Presbyterian Church
For several years, the Presbyterian Women of Seven Oaks’ Hannah Circle have held a Mother’s Day Tea for the women in residence at the Columbia Community. This is a special time of remembering and appreciating mothers that the residents look forward to each year.
City Church
Youth volunteers from City Church in West Columbia recently visited the Columbia Community and spent time with residents. They also shared gifts of impatiens planted in pots they had painted themselves. One church member was even able to re-connect with her kindergarten teacher!
The Harvest Church
A member of City Church with Columbia resident Dot Holder.
The Harvest Church in Lexington returned to the Columbia Community for their “Summer of Serving,” which took place on Tuesdays. Visitors made leather wheelchair bags, bracelets and coin purses to give to the residents. Above: Members of the Hannah Circle of Seven Oaks Presbyterian Church. Right: Nancy Folk and the Rev. Jana Creighton, Pastor at Seven Oaks Presbyterian, enjoy each other’s company at the Mother’s Day Tea.
The high school youth at The Harvest have been studying and learning about compassion in their summer Bible lessons. Youth Leader Jonathan Reynolds helped them understand what compassion means by putting it into practice. Partnering with the Columbia Community, youth constructed a pallet wall garden in one of the Cassels Health Care courtyards. The wall was built at a level to make it accessible for wheelchairs.
Mt. Hebron United Methodist Church
For the second consecutive year, children from Mt. Hebron United Methodist Church’s Vacation Bible School visited Columbia Community residents on several evenings. They brought much joy and laughter to the residents, as children always do. Residents enjoyed participating in Bible Bingo, crafts, story-telling, and singing activities led by the children themselves. 30
A Harvest Church youth volunteer adorns residents Lodi Williams and Sally Gandy with bracelets and smiles.
Columbia residents volunteer to stuff pillows as a ministry to the troops.
Jay Coles, Exec. Director of Carolina Wildlife, holds working animal “Sam the Snake” to teach residents about wildlife rehabilitation.
Following a visit to its sister community, Laurel Crest, Columbia residents cool off with a stop at Zesto’s.
Maintenance Tech Jeremiah Burpo introduces Columbia residents to their first boxing class. Left: Residents enjoy a perfect day at Lake Murray, hosted by Collette Phillips. Below: PCSC Players perform as Cindy Enfinger and Amy McCormack of Life Enrichment cue and direct.
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Florence Uplifting the Soul with Music
Music is a game changer! It can pick you up, take you back to times gone by, and generally thrill the soul. The Florence Presbyterian Community is so blessed to have two gentlemen who share their God-given musical talents with the residents. They are Chuck Fisher and Tony Washington, and both are well-known in the local area for their musical abilities. Famous author Leo Tolstoy once said, “Music is the shorthand of emotion,” and that is accurate beyond words. The Florence residents absolutely love the performances by these two men and others who visit the community. There is nothing like your home being filled with music!
Community Hosts Presbytery Meeting
The Presbytery of If you’ve ever visited The Florence New Harmony Presbyterian Community or the offices gathered for a called of The Presbytery of New Harmony, meeting on July 31. you know that these are located adjacent to each other. Because of this, the Community occasionally hosts called meetings of the presbytery in the Graham-Johnson-McCullough Memorial Chapel. The Presbytery of New Harmony and its churches are exceptionally generous towards PCSC, and PCSC is always glad to be able to give back by hosting these meetings.
Chuck Fisher sings and gives a personal greeting to residents in the Florence dining room.
Good Food, Good Times!
Singer Tony Washington croons for Florence residents.
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It was a special treat for Florence residents when they recently went to Julia Belle’s Restaurant, located at the Pee Dee State Farmer’s Market (which is practically across the street from the community). Miss Fran and her wonderful staff cooked up some delicious dishes, and Florence residents were given the royal treatment from beginning to end. Residents tried different menu items, and everything was scrumptious. Executive Director Loretta Lilly even sprung for homemade ice cream. It was a memorable time filled with friends, laughter and great food!
Foothills Foothills Sponsors Cycling Team The Foothills Retirement Community sponsored a cycling team to support the Alzheimer’s Association in this summer’s Ride to Remember event. The three-day bicycle ride began in the Upstate and concluded in Charleston. Riders began the ride by departing from Simpsonville on Friday, July 13, and ended it 253 miles later in Charleston on Sunday, July 15. The Foothills cycling team, led by Foothills Wellness Director Joy Hill, was called “Prayerful Cyclists Serving Communities” (or PCSC for short!). Besides contributing funds to the worthy cause of finding a cure for dementia, a number of residents also enjoyed cheering the team on. Some even served as volunteers providing logistical support for the riders, which numbered more than 350 in total.
Members of Foothills’ “Prayerful Cyclists Serving Communities” cycling team are ready to set out on the Ride to Remember. Pictured (L-R) are Katie Gilmore, Julia Gree, Wellness Director Joy Hill, Jim Bartz, and David Wood.
Donor’s Planned Gift Completes the Chapel at Foothills The chapel at The Foothills Retirement Community was dedicated and placed in service in the summer of 2016, but there was one aspect of its original plan that remained uncompleted. At the time of construction, only a handful of stained glass windows had been donated. Thankfully, former resident Anne K. Brown, a member of Liberty Presbyterian Church, named PCSC as the beneficiary of her Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount is Individual Retirement Account portrayed in one of the new stained (IRA). Notes she had left with glass windows in The Chapel the Foundation Services office at Foothills, shown below. indicated that the money was to be used to complete The Chapel at Foothills, if needed. Following her wishes, PCSC was able to purchase the 13 windows necessary to place a full set in the chapel. The windows portray the life and teachings of Jesus. They begin with the boy Jesus teaching in the Temple and continue through His Passion, Resurrection and Ascension. The last window shows the Holy Spirit being poured out at Pentecost. PCSC is deeply grateful to Mrs. Brown for her generosity toward its ministry in her estate planning. The windows that her gift funded, along with the others already donated, will stand as a shining reminder to all who enter the chapel of God’s love revealed in the person and work of Jesus Christ.
Residents and staff from various PCSC communities turned out to support the Foothills cycling team. 33
Laurel Crest
Laurel Crest Life Enrichment staff dressed as the “Village People.”
Monkey, aka Betty Hendrix, and Pauline Bresko prepare for their act, entitled “Monkey Business.”
Our ladies saddle up to dance to “I Wish I was a Cowboy.”
Talented (and NOT so Talented) Talent Show
Left: Life Enrichment Assistant Veronica Imel and Bill Bouchard pose in front of the Carolina Belle before taking off on a cruise in the harbor.
This June, the Laurel Crest Retirement Community held its second annual Talented (And NOT so Talented) Talent Show. Once again, it was a HUGE success! When being recruited last year for the first talent show, residents and staff were a little apprehensive about participating, out of fear they would mess up, forget a line, etc. That’s when the community decided that the talent show needed to be a little different. The desire was to include anyone who wanted to participate: the talented and the not so talented. To ensure people would come, they were enticed with a promise of seeing grown men dancing in tutus. It was a hit! After last year’s success, there was no problem finding “talent” this year. Performers for this year’s show included poets, singers, dancers, a magician…and even a monkey. The night ended with some of the Life Enrichment staff dressed as the “Village People” and everyone singing and clapping to “YMCA.” It was a night to remember. This has become a fun event where everyone can come together and be silly. You can sing off key, forget your lines and even do the wrong step. No one cares. Everyone loves it all! Laurel Crest is proud of its talented and not so talented members. Residents and staff are already working on their “talent” for next year’s performance. 34
Right: Transportation Coordinator and DNR Certified Instructor Sidney Jackson helps Gerry Smoak with her live bait.
Residents Share with Children’s Hospital
The Laurel Crest Ringers and Singers recently went to the Palmetto Health Children’s Hospital to ring chimes and sing. This was the second year that these residents have performed for the hospital. They not only shared their musical gifts, they also took activity packs with a coloring book, crayons and stickers to give to the children. Laurel Crest is often blessed to have children’s groups come to the community to perform, so it is nice for residents to give back in a special way. The joy of music was shared with children, parents, as well as others who happened to be walking through the lobby of the Children’s Hospital.
Summerville
Everybody in the pool is having a great time during exercise class!
Edwin Quinn can’t help but chuckle as he watches the goat from the petting zoo snack on the landscaping.
Peach Boswell strokes a rabbit from the local petting zoo. We are sorry to note Mrs. Boswell passed away as this issue was being completed.
Above: Concierge Joey Shakespeare and Mable Collar share a fun lunch at Chick-Fil-A. Below: Residents of The Village prove it is hard to not have a good time when you are dressed up on Cow Appreciation Day!
Nola Smith roars with laughter as Trixie, her dog, does a double take. 35
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