PCSC - Community Connections - Summer 2019

Summer 2019

Community Connections

Clinton | Columbia | Florence | Foothills | Laurel Crest | Summerville

Florence Resident Leaves the Community Generous Bequest

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resbyterian Communities of South Carolina is excited to announce that Mrs. Carolyn PNorment “Bet” Phillips has left a gift of over $1.3 million in her will for the benefit of The Florence Presbyterian Community.

CEO Kathy Ligon stated, “Mrs. Phillips’ gift will bring significant enhancement to the Florence campus. We are looking forward to exploring ways this generous gift can best be put to work to maximize its impact on the community. I cannot say how grateful we are to Mrs. Phillips for the legacy of caring that she has left behind. Her generosity will benefit so many residents of the Florence Community for years to come.”

Mrs. Phillips was a former resident of the Florence Community and a member of the Darlington Presbyterian Church.

“Bet” Phillips

Thank You to the Difference Makers

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hen you visit a Presbyterian Communities of South Carolina campus, you will quickly notice a number of things: an attractive and comfortable campus, a warm and caring staff, friendly and engaging residents. You will also notice a broad range of activities and programs to support the physical, emotional and spiritual well-being of our residents.

But these things did not just spring forth out of thin air. So much of what you see at a Presbyterian community is the direct result of generous donors.

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Imagine the difference if these donors had never expressed their care for older adults.

All of the chapels would immediately vanish. You see, all of these were built with donated funds.

PCSC Launches In-house Therapy Service..........................page

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On average, each campus would have 6-7 fewer residents. Why? There would be little or no financial assistance for residents who can no longer afford the full cost of their care. These seniors would have to find somewhere else to live.

Resident Spotlight: Ray and Emma Doughty......................page

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A transportation bus would be missing from this and that community. Landscaping at other communities would be either overgrown or very sparse. Monthly visits

Columbia Residents Create Documentary...........page

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From The Chief Executive Officer

So Many Gifts …

All Given From the Heart

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ighlighting gifts in this issue of Community

Connections reminds me of the residents who make special contributions to this ministry and the relationships they develop and sustain. It is such a privilege to learn about the motivation for the gift and the donor’s life story, as well as see the joy experienced by both giver and receiver.

The Village at Summerville has the opportunity to provide “enhanced dining experiences” at special dinners because of a former resident’s generosity. Mr. Joseph Troxell so enjoyed going out to a restaurant for a special meal. He wanted those who live at The Village to occasionally experience an extra special meal for themselves, without having to leave the community. His generosity will be remembered once again as residents at The Village will soon enjoy a dinner of steak and lobster, accompanied by a harpist! In addition, the other part of his gift is used to provide funds for charitable care for residents at The Village.

In August, the Board of Trustees met and approved the construction of a new Memory Support Center at The Village. Afterwards, a resident attending the meeting as a representative of his community announced he would be giving funds to help with the construction of this new building. These are awesome experiences to witness!

I am also reminded of the many gifts of time and talents given by residents in our communities to their fellow residents. These include reading to those whose eyesight no longer allows them to enjoy getting lost in a good book, growing and arranging flowers for dining room tables, providing hours of enjoyment for others by sharing musical talents, serving on Resident Councils and various community committees, participating in the PCSC Olympics, and taking time with a fellow resident who is either having a bad day or has a joy to celebrate. Sometimes it is simply “speaking with a smile” to those they pass.

These are just some of the blessings residents give to other residents and we don’t want to take them for granted. All these gifts – large or small monetary gifts and those of time and talents – are given from the heart out of thanksgiving and joy.

Shared by those who live there, these gifts help create the community spirit evident at PCSC communities. Every gift is unique, every gift is appreciated and every gift makes this ministry stronger to benefit those who are served!

Kathy Ligon, President and CEO

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Foundation Report

Wonderful Affirmations of PCSC’s Ministry

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rom my vantage point as the Director of Foundation Services and Church Relations, I am grateful to receive a variety of affirmations of PCSC’s ministry. When visiting our communities, I inevitably find residents who voluntarily share, with no prompting, how much they enjoy living with us.

Often our Foundation Services Office receives donations accompanied by notes of gratitude from residents’ families. These notes describe the enjoyment and care older family members have found at a PCSC community. These affirmations mean so much, because they confirm that PCSC is truly accomplishing its mission to enrich the quality of life for our residents.

Another special affirmation I have the privilege of witnessing comes in form of a letter or phone call informing me that someone has named PCSC in his or her will.

Including PCSC in one’s estate plans is an emphatic statement about one’s love for older adults, as well as a lasting testimony to the work PCSC does to express this love.

The Impact of Planned Gifts on PCSC’s Ministry Just how significant are planned gifts to PCSC? Consider that in 2018, gifts from wills, trusts, and charitable gift annuities totaled almost $1.2 million dollars.

Through July of this year, planned gifts received have totaled $1.5 million.

The individual gifts that make up these figures vary greatly in size. Some are for several hundred dollars. Others are gifts of six and even seven figures. But regardless of size, each and every gift is an affirmation of PCSC’s ministry to older adults. Each gift reflects someone’s thoughtful and generous intention to make a final statement of caring for those PCSC serves.

You can see why PCSC encourages those who affirm its mission to make a gift to PCSC in their estate plans.

Naming PCSC in one’s will is the most common way that this affirmation is expressed. Such gifts cost nothing in one’s lifetime and

they allow one to change one’s mind at a Franklin Fant, Director later date. of Foundation Services These are and Church Relations also typically the most impactful gift a donor will make, because they come at a time when the donor has no further need for the gift and can be most generous.

If you have affirmed PCSC’s ministry to older adults by including PCSC in your will or other planned gift, please let us know. We want to thank you and make sure we understand how you want your gift put into service. In other words, if you have affirmed PCSC with a planned gift, please let us affirm your charitable wishes!

Want to Learn More About Planned Gifts?

Visit prescommunities.org/ planned-giving. Or call Franklin Fant or Cathy Jackson in the Foundation Services office at (803) 772-5885 to request educational materials on planned giving.

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 South Carolina (PCSC). You can make your charitable gifts to PCSC payable to the PCSC Foundation. Your gifts are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.

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PCSC News Difference Makers Continued from page 1 by a treasured musical entertainer would no longer happen. These things would not exist at Presbyterian Communities because no one ever made gifts to fund them.

Actually, this is too rosy of a picture. Presbyterian Communities itself would not exist without the commitment and support of the Presbyterian churches and their members who worked and gave to make this ministry a reality.

It’s all a little reminiscent of George Bailey in the classic film It’s a Wonderful Life, isn’t it? In the movie, George makes a rash wish that he had never been born. An angel then helps him to see just how important his life had been by showing him all things that would not have been, except for George’s presence and influence.

It is with great gratitude, then, that this edition of Community Connections is dedicated to PCSC’s donors. Thank you to all who have who have supported PCSC’s communities with a gift.

You have truly made a difference!

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Changing of the Guard in the CFO’s Office

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resbyterian Communities of South Carolina has been blessed for many years by the steady and careful leadership of its Chief Financial Officer, Ashley Taylor. Ashley joined PCSC in 2005, bringing a wealth of experience from his former work in the senior living field with Lutheran Homes of South Carolina and in the healthcare industry with Lexington Medical Center.

During Ashley’s tenure, PCSC saw considerable improvement of its financial position.

Reflecting on his contributions, President and CEO Kathy Ligon said, “Ashley’s expertise in strategic planning has been critical in guiding PCSC Retiring CFO Ashley Taylor (second from the left) was honored at the Board of Trustee’s May meeting for his years of service. He in manageable growth is pictured with Board Chair Stacey Brennan (left), President and financial security. It and CEO Kathy Ligon, and Board Vice-Chair Jay Nexsen. has been a privilege to serve with Ashley, and his leadership will be missed.” In addition to his financial skills and knowledge, Ashley’s good humor and easy-going nature made him a pleasure to work with.

While Ashley will be missed, PCSC is also excited to announce that its long-time Controller, Chad Melven, will serve as its new CFO. Chad has over 21 years of employment with PCSC, which means he has an extraordinary understanding of its history, its workings and its environment. His history with PCSC goes back even further, as Chad was formerly employed by the firm that served as PCSC’s auditor and public accountant. He is a graduate of the University of South Carolina and is a Certified Public Accountant.

“We have had a long-term succession plan that has included Chad transitioning to the CFO position,” shared Kathy, “and we are thrilled to have him accept this new role. I have experienced Chad’s integrity, capability and dedication, and I know PCSC will be blessed by his service.”

Reflecting on his past and future with PCSC, Chad said, Chad Melven “It has been a true privilege to serve the residents of our communities on a team of really outstanding people through the years, and I’ve been very fortunate to have had such a great mentor in Ashley Taylor. I’m excited for the opportunity to continue to grow and serve in this new role.”

PCSC News

PCSC Launches New Physical Therapy/Rehab Service …

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or several years, Presbyterian Communities of South Carolina has been offering Medicare-reimbursed physical therapy services at its campuses.

These have been available both to short-term healthcare residents receiving rehab services, as well as to permanent residents. Historically, PCSC has contracted with an outside provider to deliver these services on campus.

PCSC is now excited to be entering a new era with the creation of its own in-house physical therapy and rehabilitation service. This initiative emerged as a result of changes to the reimbursement business plan set forth by the Centers of Medicare and Medicaid Services.

“This governmental mandate has forced providers like PCSC to stepback and re-evaluate existing therapy programs and service structures,” shared Chief Operating Office Tony Fountain. “After much evaluation, we determined that the best practice, at this time, is to move away from contracting with another entity for physical therapy services, and instead, to provide these services directly in-house.”

… and welcomes a new Divisional Director of Rehabilitation Services Related to the launch of its new physical therapy and rehabilitation services on October 1, PCSC is also excited to welcome Matt Schorner as the new Divisional Director of Rehabilitation Services.

Matt has served in various therapy/rehabilitation programs during his 10-plus years of service to the field. From a front line Physical Therapist to various corporate positions, he has made his mark as an innovator, strategist, and contributor to program-changing ideas.

“Matt has great strategic planning abilities and a strong commitment to serving others through quality services and a high expectation of excellence,” said Tony. “We are looking forward to celebrating the achievements of our new in-house rehabilitation/ therapy program under his leadership.”

Matt Schorner, PCSC’s new Divisional Director of Rehabilitation Services.

Earlier in his career, Matt served in the US Army as a Physical Therapy Specialist, working at the Brooke, Walter Reed, and Womack Army Medical Centers. He holds a BS in Exercise Physiology from East Carolina University and a Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Neumann University.

“I am honored and blessed to be welcomed into these wonderful communities,” said Matt. “I look forward to the opportunity to make a positive impact on patient-centered care by bringing fresh perspectives and innovative therapy practices to each therapy professional. Like Presbyterian Communities of South Carolina, my goal is be on the cutting-edge of industry advancements.”

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PCSC News

Donor Appreciation

Village Couple Finds that Blessing and Being a Blessing Go Hand-in-Hand

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ay and Emma Doughty moved into The Village at Summerville in late 2009 when they were in their early 70s and still in great health. “It was the lawn mowing that got me,” chuckled Ray. “I got aggravated with my mower and told Emma it was time to start planning our move to Presbyterian Communities.”

Why Presbyterian Communities? Emma had already made up her mind that that is where they were going to go. She had actually worked in the Management Services Office in Columbia years earlier for PCSC’s then-President Ron Crossley. During that time, she visited and became well-acquainted with every PCSC community in the state. Later, she provided leadership to PCSC by serving on its Board of Trustees.

“There is so much to enjoy here,” says Emma. “Folks should come as young as they can. There are interesting people to meet and get to know, and there are many different and interesting things to do.”

People and activities at The Village are where the Doughty’s have found their enjoyment intersecting with opportunities to bless others. Ray and Emma have a wide range of interests that they can pursue, and at the same time they end up giving back to others.

Both Ray and Emma are accomplished musicians.

He plays the clarinet and piano, she plays the piano and organ, and they find many opportunities to put their musical gifts to use at The Village. On Tuesday mornings, you will find them with a group of other residents who serve as the choir during Chaplain Achim 6

Daffin’s devotions in the Health and Rehabilitation Center. On Thursdays, they lead sing-a-longs, again in the Health and Rehabilitation Center, with a variety of types of music selected to appeal to those living there.

They also occasionally play for worship services in the Lola E. Johnston Memorial Chapel. Besides being able to help lead worship when needed, “I am glad to be able to take advantage of having an organ on campus to play,” Emma adds.

Ray and Emma give recitals twice a year at The Village, and are typically joined by their two daughters, Donna Doughty and Ruthie Holloman.

They calculate that they have performed more than 200 different works for these events, which are always highly anticipated and well-attended. The programs offer a wide variety of musical genres, including religious, classical, folk, show tunes, and more. Ray personally writes many of the arrangements they use. It is no wonder that Ray and Emma are often introduced at The Village as “the musicians.”

Ray’s relationship with music is a professional one.

He is a retired music educator who began his career as a high school band teacher and later moved into supervisory roles in education. He worked in curriculum development as the Music Education Consultant for the SC Department of Education and finished his career at Winthrop University, where he developed the Arts in Basic Education Curriculum Project. During this time, he also managed to put in 30 years as a Naval Reservist.

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PCSC News

Laurel Crest Welcomes New Chaplain

In recognition of his service in the field of education, Ray was recently designated a Lowell Mason Fellow by the National Association for Music Education.

Ray received this award, named for the father of public school music education in the United States, in recognition of his own lifetime contributions to the field of music education.

Ray and Emma’s interests and gifts also extend beyond music.

They lead two, 10-week Bible studies for residents each year, offered on Monday mornings in the spring and fall. These involve a good deal of in-depth study and preparation, but they feel like they receive as much as they give. “The level of understanding among the participants is amazing,” they say.

They also enjoy taking advantage of group painting opportunities available at The Village on Wednesdays. Adding up all the days of the week mentioned above, one can see that Ray and Emma stay pretty busy and contribute a tremendous amount to life at The Village.

Emma pushes back on this a bit, saying, “We don’t think of it as ‘giving’ so much as simply taking advantage of the opportunity to do the things we enjoy. We enjoy doing things that build community, and living at The Village gives us that opportunity.”

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n late July, Laurel Crest Retirement Community welcomed the Rev. Mike Sears as its new Chaplain.

Mike is a bi-vocational minister who also serves as the Pastor of New Kirk Presbyterian Church in Blythewood. He will split his time between serving Laurel Crest and the New Kirk Church.

This is a great opportunity for Laurel Crest residents, as well as the staff. PCSC chaplains lead worship services, Bible studies and devotionals for residents.

They make hospital visits and provide pastoral care. They are also available for staff in need of support and spiritual encouragement.

The Rev. Mike Sears is the new Chaplain at the Laurel Crest Retirement Community.

Prior to coming to the New Kirk Church, Mike served as Pastor of Olney Presbyterian Church in Gastonia and as Associate Pastor at Waldensian Presbyterian Church in Valdese, NC. Mike has also served as a chaplain for Hospice of Laurens County in Clinton. He is a graduate of NC State and holds an M.Div. from Union Presbyterian Seminary in Charlotte.

“I am excited to be the Chaplain at Laurel Crest and look forward to growing together with the residents and staff in all the work God is doing here,” shared Mike.

It’s easy to support PCSC or your favorite PCSC community online!

You can make a gift by credit card or debit card, and it's so easy. Go to prescommunities.org/make-agift and click the great “Make A Gift Now” button. We will send you a letter thanking you for your gift and will also send an acknowledgement notifying others of memorials or honorariums.

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Clinton Community Celebrates Nursing Assistant Graduates by Hannah Taylor Left: Graduates of the CNA program celebrate their milestone.

Below: Clinton resident Louis Stephens and staff nurse Nancy celebrate the graduation of his granddaughter, Adaline, from the CNA program.

For more than ten years, The Clinton Presbyterian Community and Clinton High School have partnered to offer a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) program to the school’s students. Students are dually enrolled with Piedmont Tech, so that they receive both high school and college course credits.

The students come to the Clinton Community in their senior year for the clinical component of the training. During the student experience, skills obtained include vital signs assessment, delivery of personal care (toileting, dressing, bathing, hair and nail care, etc.), changing linen, room organization, and specialized activities. Students are able to give individualized attention and care to the residents in a one-on-one setting. At the end of the course, each student is encouraged to take the CNA certification exam.

Graduation for the latest group of students was held in June in the Clinton Community Healthcare 8

dining room. The excitement was undeniable as a wave of red caps and gowns entered the dining room and the graduates took their seats for an unforgettable celebration.

Clinton residents and staff also came together to create a graduation celebration of their own, honoring and thanking these graduates for their hard work, commitment and achievement.

Holding the clinical training at the Clinton Community provides valuable experience for the students, assistance for the staff, and more hands-on help for the residents.

Some of the program’s graduates even end up working at the Clinton Community. Presently, one of the community’s Registered Nurses is a graduate of this program, as are two of the CNAs. When asked about the impact of the class, a student responded, “At Presbyterian Communities, the staff was very helpful and took time out of their busy day to make sure we knew the correct and

efficient way to do things. The most important thing I learned was to be compassionate because sometimes the staff members are the only family a resident has.”

Another student stated, “The PCSC staff was always welcoming and excited to show us the ropes. Going through this program helped us learn many social skills and people skills that we will all be able to use in the real world. This class has shown me that the things I do for residents anywhere will always make a difference.”

Making a difference in the lives of residents is what the Clinton Community does best. Caps off to a win-win program and to the latest round of nursing assistant graduates!

News The 2nd Sixty Planned GivingPCSC Initiative

A Gift That Benefits Everyone (including You!) •

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Do you have an interest in supporting the well-being older adults?

Could you use more income now that you’ve retired?

Are you concerned about the uncertainties of the stock market and the low interest rate environment?

• Do you want to reduce capital gains liability and secure an income tax deduction?

• Does a friend or relative need the security of an annuity to help meet unexpected expenses?

You can address these goals and others by making a gift to Presbyterian Communities of South Carolina using a Charitable Gift Annuity, or CGA. A CGA is partnership between you and a charitable organization that delivers significant support to PCSC while at the same time helping you reach your own financial and estate planning goals.

How a gift annuity works:

In return for your contribution, you receive a promise to pay you a fixed annuity for life. You can add a spouse or other loved one as co-beneficiary. Or you can have the payments made to someone else.

The payments are based a percentage of your gift, determined by one’s age. At the moment, an 80 year-old can expect to receive over 7% per year.

A 90 year-old can expect over 9%. That is far more than a bank CD currently pays!

For example, if your annuity rate on a $20,000 gift is 8%, you will receive $1,600 every year for the rest of your life. When the annuity terminates, the remaining balance comes to PCSC for the purpose you designated when you made your gift.

Other benefits:

You’ll also receive a charitable deduction. Only part of each annuity payment will be taxed as ordinary income over your life expectancy. Further, if you use

appreciated securities to set up your CGA, you’ll pay no upfront capital gains tax.

The final benefit is that your gift will be used to enhance the well-being of the older adults served

by PCSC. You will leave a legacy that ensures the continued strength and vitality of this ministry.

Ready to learn more about a charitable gift annuity?

We’ll be happy to send you more information. Even better, we can demonstrate how it can benefit you using a computer-based gift calculator. Just reach out to Franklin Fant, Director of Foundation Services and Church Relations, at (803) 772-5885 or Franklin.Fant@PresComm.org.

Learn more at www.PresCommunities.org/Planned-Giving

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The 2nd Sixty Planned Giving Initiative

Laurel Crest Resident Supports PCSC with Securities Donation

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aurel Crest resident Dave Waugh used securities he no longer needed to make a special gift to Presbyterian Communities of South Carolina. The donation of these securities actually represented Dave’s support of two different retirement communities.

“When I lived at a not-for-profit retirement community in Missouri a few years ago, the parent organization issued tax-free bonds. They were offered to the residents first, and I bought some. After moving to Laurel Crest a few years ago, I realized that I didn’t need them, but that they would make a good gift to PCSC.” Once Dave’s bonds were received by PCSC, they were sold and the proceeds were placed in the PCSC Foundation. Asked what impact he hopes his gift Laurel Crest resident Dave Waugh will have, he shared, “PCSC has a practice of providing financial assistance to residents who outlive their personal funds. I want my gift to be used to help someone who needs it.” Dave added that he had never made a gift like this, but that it “felt good” to do so.

He said he was motivated to give because of his positive, first-hand experience with the blessings of senior living communities. “I am glad I have a place like Laurel Crest, and I am especially thankful for the caring staff that works so hard for the residents.”

Giving Appreciated Securities Makes Good Sense Donating appreciated securities can be one of the smartest ways to make a charitable gift. This is because it allows you to re-direct taxes you would have paid on capital gains from selling the stock.

Suppose that you have shares of stock currently worth $10,000 that you purchased for $6,000. This means you have $4,000 in capital gains that will be taxed at 15%. If you are in the 24% tax bracket, the difference between selling the stock yourself and making a cash gift versus donating the shares to PCSC would look like this:

Selling Stock

Donating Stock

Value of shares Your capital gains tax ($4,000 gain x 15%)

$ 10,000 $ 10,000 $ (600) 0

Value of your gift / Net proceeds to PCSC

$ 9,400

$ 10,000

Your potential income tax savings from the charitable deduction (Value of gift x 24%)

$ 2,256

$ 2,400

Donating stocks or bonds is easy and straightforward. Simply call, or have your broker call, the Foundation Services Office at (803) 772-5885 and ask to speak to Franklin Fant or Cathy Jackson. They will give you the information needed to make a gift of securities.

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PCSC News

Thank You For Your Generosity The Good Samaritan Society recognizes the generosity of people who establish gifts through estate plans (that is, through their wills or other planned giving strategies) 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 planned gifts will be a member. Besides one’s will, 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 planned gifts will make a lasting and significant impact on this ministry and the lives of those PCSC serves.

Anonymous (18 members) Forrest and Maryann Abbott Lamar and Rosemary Bailes Mrs. Adelaide R. Bodie 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. and Mrs. Luther F. Fant 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. and Mrs. John Kelbaugh Mrs. Katherine R. Ligon Miss Sally MacArthur Mr. Gregory P. Mancini Mrs. Marion L. Mancini Mrs. Myrtle M. Myrick Bud and Anita Nalley

Ms. Mary C. Quinn 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 Mrs. Olive H. Timberlake Ms. Patricia Tracy Miss Luanne Ussery Mrs. Ann Van Delft Mrs. Dorothy J. Vedder Jean Weldon

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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, 2018 and June 30, 2019.

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. Gifts made 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 28, which were made to the Laurel Crest Foundation.

Thank you for your generous support of our mission!

Abbeville Presbyterian Church Mrs. Maryann C. Abbott Mrs. Marcia G. Addison ADG Preferred Payroll, Inc. Mrs. Mary Ruth L. Aiken Mrs. Linda N. Albright Ms. Amy Alford Mrs. Hazel P. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Claud Ross Anderson Mrs. Mary C. Anderson The Reverend William B. Anderson Mrs. Nancy S. Archer Mrs. Shirley W. Arledge Ms. Myra Armistead The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Alan Arnold Mrs. Helen E. Arthur Mr. and Mrs. John D. Asman Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Austell Aveleigh Presbyterian Church Mr. William E. Aycock Mr. and Mrs. Jack Back, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James M. Baehr Mr. William B. Ballard Mr. Frank P. Ballenger Mr. and Mrs. Bruce D. Barnado Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Barnard Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Barnes Ms. Sue F. Barnett Mrs. Nancy D. Barnwell Barnwell Presbyterian Church Mrs. Roxanne M. Barrier Mrs. Hannah K. Barringer Mrs. Martha O. Bates Batesburg-Leesville Presbyterian Church Beautykind Foundation Beaver Creek Presbyterian Church 12

Mrs. Sarah G. Bedinger Mrs. Lounelle M. Beecher Beersheba Presbyterian Church Mrs. Caroline Bell Belton Presbyterian Church Mrs. Lydia S. Berude Mrs. Rita P. Best Beth Shiloh Presbyterian Church Bethel Presbyterian Church, Walterboro Bethesda Presbyterian Church, Camden Bethesda Presbyterian Church, York Bethune Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. James A. Black Mrs. Grace F. Blackman Blackstock Presbyterian Church Dr. and Mrs. Harvey F. Blanchard, Jr. Mr. Markus Bolliger Mrs. Marianne E. Bolton Mr. and Mrs. C. Joseph Bonds Bonitz Contracting, Co., Inc. Ms. Nancy A. Book The Reverend and Mrs. Marion B. Boozer Mrs. Eleanor A. Bosco The Reverend and Mrs. Robert W. Boston Mr. and Mrs. M. John Bowen Mr. and Mrs. William W. Bowen, II Dr. Ralph H. Bowick Bowling Green Presbyterian Church Ms. Linda R. Boyd Mr. Fraser Bradford Miss Lily L. Bradley The Reverend Dr. Frances W. Bragan Mrs. Donna L. Branberg The Reverend Henry N. Brandt Dr. Stacey Van Pelt Brennan Dr. and Mrs. James C. Brice, Jr.

Ms. Mary M. Brigman Mr. Stephen J. Britton Mrs. Juanita Broadwell Mrs. Elizabeth Broome Mr. and Mrs. David F. Brodie Mr. and Mrs. T. Furman Brodie Mr. and Mrs. James E. Brogdon, Jr. Mrs. Isabelle F. Brooks Ms. Barbara E. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Chad R. Brown Mrs. Pam K. Bruce Dr. and Mrs. John Bruch Brunson Coleman Electric, LLC Dr. and Mrs. L. Wayne Bryan Mrs. Mayo Bryant Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Bryson Mr. Lyle L. Burgmann Ms. June Burkhalter Dr. and Mrs. William W. Burns Mr. Mike W. Burrell Mrs. Dorothy P. Burrows Mrs. Melvina H. Busby Mr. and Mrs. Lester A. Butler, Jr. Mrs. C.H. Butler, Jr. Mr. Peter S. Buttress Mrs. Sara Byars Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Byrom Calhoun Falls Presbyterian Church Ms. Janet W. Cambre Mrs. Ann Cannon Mrs. Jerry C. Cannon Mr. and Mrs. David A. Cantrill Carmel Presbyterian Church Carolina Presbyterian Church Mr. Chalmers R. Carr, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip F. Carter

Donor Appreciation Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Case Ms. Ann D. Cash Mr. William T. Cassels, Jr. Catholic Presbyterian Church Cato Corporation Celebration Presbyterian Church Central Presbyterian Church Ms. Anna Ceva Mr. and Mrs. James A. Chandler Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Chandler Mr. and Mrs. Alec H. Chaplin Mr. and Mrs. Richard N. Chapman Charleston-Atlantic Presbytery Mr. and Mrs. James H. Chassereau Mrs. Miriam A. Chastain Cherokee Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Renauld K. Cherven Chesterfield Presbyterian Church Mrs. Genevieve Childers Mr. Michael J. Chodnicki Mrs. Lee Churchfield Ms. Janet Clancy Mrs. Mary M. Clanton Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Clanton Mrs. Elizabeth H. Clark Mr. Howard L. Clark, Jr. Mr. John F. Clark, III Ms. Katherine D. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Stanley L. Clewett Clover Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Norman Clyne Mr. and Mrs. Jerome R. Cogdell Mrs. Patricia T. Coggins Dr. Charles H. Coker The Reverend Helen H. Coker Mrs. Helen O. Coker Mrs. Christine H. Cole Mr. and Mrs. Maurice C. Coleman Mrs. Mable W. Coller Community Presbyterian Church Ms. Sarah V. Compton Congaree Presbyterian Church Congruity Presbyterian Church Mrs. Anne E. Cooke Mr. and Mrs. William W. Cooper, Jr. Ms. Michelle J. Copley Mr. and Mrs. John Edward Cornwell, III Cornwell Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Rocky J. Coronato Dr. Andrea M. Coulter Cousar Memorial Presbyterian Church Covenant Presbyterian Church Mr. Olin L. Craig Mr. and Mrs. William R. Crockett Mrs. Cornelia S. Croxton Mr. and Mrs. James L. Crump Mrs. Patricia Culclasure Mrs. Frances V. Curtis

The Reverend and Mrs. M. Achim Daffin Mrs. Margaret W. Dannelly Darlington Presbyterian Church Ms. Harriet DaSilva Mr. M. Curtis Davis Mr. and Mrs. William LaFoye Davis Mrs. Joan P. Davren Mr. James M. Deaton Ms. Barbara S. DeHamer Lt. Col. and Mrs. John P. Dehart Ms. Annette P. Delano Mr. and Mrs. Eddie L. DeLoache Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. DeMaria Denmark Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Charles Denny Mrs. Wilhelmina D. Dexter Mr. and Mrs. Byron Dickson Lt. Col. and Mrs. Mark L. Diedrick Mr. and Mrs. Osmund W. Dixon Doby’s Bridge Presbyterian Church Dr. Kenneth A. and Dr. Helen M. Dodds Mrs. Ellen W. Dodson Ms. Cathy Dolan Ms. Dayl Donaldson Mrs. Jane C. Donaldson The Reverend Snow R. Donmoyer Dorchester Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Dougherty Mr. and Mrs. Ray Doughty Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur S. Douglas, Jr. Douglas Presbyterian Church Mr. Gary L. Douty Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Douty, Jr. Mrs. Elizabeth A. Dronen Mr. E. M. DuBose Miss Pansy E. Duke Mrs. Harriet R. Dukes Mrs. Jane C. Dunlap Mr. David P. Dykes Easley Presbyterian Church Eastminster Presbyterian Church Mrs. Joan M. Egan Mrs. Inez M. Elliott Mr. Lloyd Ellis Mrs. Dorothy M. Elmore Mr. Jim Emerson Mr. and Mrs. Don T. Erdmann The Estate of Clayte B. Amaker The Estate of Thayer A. Boswell The Estate of Anne K. Brown The Estate of Mary M. McAllister The Estate of Gwenn S. Page The Estate of Carolyn N. Phillips The Estate of Sara H. Rogers The Estate of Lois Ann Wyly Estill Presbyterian Church Mrs. Mary W. Evans Mrs. Ann K. Everett

Fair Play Presbyterian Church Faith Presbyterian Church, Williamston Mr. J. T. Falls and Dr. Rosemary Lambert-Falls Ms. Dorothy S. Fant The Reverend Dr. and Mrs. L. Franklin Fant, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Luther F. Fant Mr. Sam B. Fewell Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Fields Mrs. Floride A. Findley First (Scots) Presbyterian Church First Presbyterian Church, Aiken First Presbyterian Church, Anderson First Presbyterian Church, Beaufort First Presbyterian Church, Cheraw First Presbyterian Church, Clinton First Presbyterian Church, Florence First Presbyterian Church, Greenville First Presbyterian Church, Greenwood First Presbyterian Church, Hilton Head First Presbyterian Church, Lancaster First Presbyterian Church, Laurens First Presbyterian Church, McColl First Presbyterian Church, Moncks Corner First Presbyterian Church, Myrtle Beach First Presbyterian Church, Orangeburg First Presbyterian Church, Simpsonville First Presbyterian Church, Spartanburg First Presbyterian Church, Sumter First Presbyterian Church, Ware Shoals First Presbyterian Church, York Fishing Creek Presbyterian Church Flat Rock Presbyterian Church Florence Moore Presbyterian Church Mrs. Margaret H. Floyd Mrs. Rhodine C. Floyd Mrs. Vivian M. Fogartie Ms. Gloria Folk Mrs. Nancy H. Folk Mr. Frank S. Forbes Mrs. Janet Forbes Mr. John E. Ford Mrs. Alice P. Ford Dr. and Mrs. R. Bruce Ford Mr. William M. Ford Forest Lake Presbyterian Church Mr. William T. Fort, III Fort Hill Presbyterian Church Mrs. Helen S. Foster Mr. Anthony G. Fountain Fountain Inn Presbyterian Church Fourth Presbyterian Church Mrs. Barbara G. Fowler Framp's Store Fraser Memorial Presbyterian Church Mr. E. D. Free, III Mr. and Mrs. Reginald B. Freeman, Jr. 13

Donor Appreciation Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Fritts Ms. Joyce F. Furr Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Gailey, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Wint R. Galloway Mr. Robert O. Gamble Miss Sally E. Gandy Mr. David T. Garrett Mr. and Mrs. J. Berry Garrett Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gatch, Jr. Mrs. Kathleen M. Gelzer Mr. and Mrs. Barry B. George Georgetown Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Scott Ghent Mrs. Puera Gifford Ms. Alice Gilland Ms. Glenda W. Gillette Mrs. Dorothy E. Ginn Glenn Springs Presbyterian Church Mr. Bobbie L. Glisson Mrs. Marjanne W. Gmelin-Foster Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Gooding Mrs. Robin L. Gorman Mrs. Betty A. Gosnell Mr. Brent Gossett Mr. Roger Gossett Dr. and Mrs. Gary Goudelock Grace Covenant Presbyterian Church, Laurens Grace Covenant Presbyterian Church, Mauldin Grace Presbyterian Church, Fort Mill Grace Presbyterian Church, Lancaster Ms. Ermene B. Graham Ms. Michelle N. Grant Ms. Dorothy H. Grantham Mr. and Mrs. Wally Graves Mr. and Mrs. Hugh A. Gray Mrs. Eleanor B. Grayson Great Falls Presbyterian Church Mr. Clifton D. Green, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David Greene Mrs. Anna M. Gregg Mr. and Mrs. John H. Gregory, Jr. Mrs. Marian C. Grobowski Ms. Charlotte M. Gruosso Mr. and Mrs. Preston Gunning Mrs. Louise J. Guy Mrs. Sue S. Haigler Mr. and Mrs. Bobbly L. Haithcock Mrs. Joyce P. Haizlip Mr. and Mrs. David F. Hall, Jr. Mrs. Gertrude C. Hall Mr. and Mrs. William F. Halligan Dr. and Mrs. William W. Halligan, Jr. Ms. Hilde Hamilton-Melfi Mrs. Betsy P. Hammett Mr. James O. Hancock Mrs. Barbara M. Hanna 14

Harbor View Presbyterian Church Harmony Presbyterian Church, Alcolu The Harold Bryant Revocable Trust Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Harris Mrs. Shirley B. Harris Ms. Winnie Harris Mrs. Jane V. Hart Mr. and Mrs. Philip G. Hart Harvest Charities Mrs. Carolyn B. Harvill Dr. Rhett H. Hasell Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Hauser Mrs. Margaret Susan Hausman Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Hay, Jr. The Reverend Dr. Lewis S. Hay Ms. Deidre G. Hayes Mrs. Susan Henderson Mrs. Exie V. Henson Mr. and Mrs. Ed Herren Ms. Judith A. Herrmann Mr. and Mrs. Robert and Lynn Hester Ms. Sally Hester Mrs. Patricia G. Hevener Mrs. Joyce R. Hickman Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Hickman, III Mr. and Mrs. George Hill Mr. and Mrs. M. Edwin Hinds, Jr. Mrs. Emily S. Hinkle The Reverend Dr. Peter H. Hobbie Mr. Jack N. Holland Mrs. Martha E. Holleman Ms. Patricia L. Hollifield Mrs. Carolyn Hollingsworth The Reverend Dr. and Mrs. R. D. Holloway Ms. Margot H. Holmquist Ms. Rachel G. Hood Mrs. Ruth K. Hoover Mr. Thomas E. Hornsby Dr. Lucia T. Horowitz Dr. Bruce C. Horten Mrs. Mabel H. Hospital The Reverend and Mrs. Ray A. Howe Mr. and Mrs. George H. Huber Mrs. Mary S. Huckaby Mr. and Mrs. E. Scott Huebner Mrs. Ann L. Huffman Mr. Lloyd G. Hughes Mrs. Nancy H. Humphreys Mr. and Mrs. Scott Humphreys Mrs. Marilyn M. Hungarland The Reverend Dr. and Mrs. M. Hampton Hunter, III Ms. Pattie Hutto Mr. Sigrid H. Hyman Indiantown Presbyterian Church Ms. Cathy B. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jackson

Mrs. Erna S. Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Jacobs Mrs. Virginia C. Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Jacoby Mrs. Kathryn D. Jaitly Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. James, III Mr. John J. James, II James Island Presbyterian Church Mr. E. Marion Jamison Mrs. Margaret S. Jayroe Mrs. Betty M. Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt M. Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Conrad R. Jiao John Calvin Presbyterian Church John Knox Presbyterian Church Johns Island Presbyterian Church Mrs. Dorothy C. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Robbie V. Johnson Ms. Susan Johnson Ms. Mildred V. Jolley Mrs. Bettye H. Jones Mrs. Bobbie Jones Mrs. Elizabeth H. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Hartl R. Jones Mrs. Jo Ann D. Jones Mr. and Mrs. William P. Jones Mrs. Ann G. Josey Dr. James L. Junker Mrs. Gerda M. Kahn Mrs. Carolyn B. Kay Mr. and Mrs. David Q. Kearns Mrs. Elizabeth V. Kelbaugh Mrs. Nancy W. Kennedy Mrs. Mary F. Kent Kershaw Evangelical Presbyterian Church Mrs. Ann B. King Mr. Harold L. King Mr. and Mrs. William King Dr. and Mrs. Palmer M. Kirkpatrick, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Kiser Mr. and Mrs. Wesley L. Koch, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Kohl Korean Community Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Willliam Krucke Mr. and Mrs. Roland Labounty Mrs. Muriel H. Lake Lake City Presbyterian Church Lake Murray Presbyterian Church Lake Wateree Presbyterian Church Mrs. Alice C. Lamar Mr. and Mrs. Curtis A. Landrum, Jr. Mrs. Doris M. Landrum Mrs. Mary H. Lark Latta Presbyterian Church Ms. Frances P. Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Lawson Mrs. Martha K. Lawson Mrs. Bess M. Lawton

Donor Appreciation Mrs. Nan D. Lawton Mrs. Jean H. Lay Mrs. Mary Ellen Layfield Lebanon Presbyterian Church Ms. Margaret W. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Lefevre Mrs. Selma S. LeHardy Dr. John S. Leite and Dr. Lisa Clark Mr. Aaron W. Leland Mrs. Velma B. Letson Ms. Lauren Lewis Liberty Hill Presbyterian Church Ms. Tiffany W. Ligon Mr. and Mrs. William F. Ligon Mrs. Eva L. Limehouse Mr. and Mrs. G. Denton Lindsay Ms. Sara M. Lindsay Mr. Homer Lipham Lisbon Presbyterian Church Little Mountain Presbyterian Church Little River Dominick Presbyterian Church Mrs. Beverly J. Long Mr. Gerard J. Lopez Mr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Lott, Jr. Mrs. Dorothy R. Lott Lowcountry Presbyterian Church Mrs. Elsie C. Lowder Mrs. Carolyn A. Lowe Mrs. Mary F. Lown Mr. and Mrs. Phillip B. Lowney Mrs. Virginia Anne Lyons Miss Sally MacArthur Mr. and Mrs. James A. Mahaffey, Sr. Mr. Bruce L. Malcolm The Malloy Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Maloney Mr. and Mrs. David J. Mangan Ms. Stephanie Mangan Mrs. Suzette Mangan-Bryson Dr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Marsh Ms. Bonnie C. Martin Mrs. Elsie V. Matthews Mrs. Clara W. Maxwell Mrs. Mary M. McAllister Mr. Gordon McBride McCarter Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Mike McConkey Mr. Jerry E. McCowan Mr. John R. McCulloch Ms. Mary G. McDannald Mr. and Mrs. James C. McDonald Miss Linda C. McDonald Mrs. Mary Jane McDonald Mrs. Sylvia J. McDonald Ms. Wendy McGee Mrs. Betty U. McGregor Miss Jane A. McGregor McGregor Presbyterian Church

Mrs. Emily P. McGuirt Mr. and Mrs. Leroy McIntosh Mrs. Virginia H. McIntosh Mr. John W. McKeown, Sr. Mrs. Virginia M. McLean Mrs. Joan L. McLees Mrs. Margaret H. McLeod Mr. Neal McLeod Mrs. Hilda A. McMahan Mr. and Mrs. W. Ross McMillan, Sr. Mrs. Sarah Ellen S. McNeill Mrs. Katherine C. Meares Medhurst Charitable Remainder Unitrust Ms. Catherine Medlin Mr. and Mrs. L. Scott Melzer Men’s Thursday Morning Breakfast Group Mrs. Raenota Merrill Midway Presbyterian Church, Anderson Midway Presbyterian Church, New Zion Mrs. Jessie A. Mikell Mrs. Mary B. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Miller, Jr. Mrs. Mae Lee Miller Ms. Robin C. Miller Mr. Sidney C. Miller Ms. Aline Lambert Mills Mr. and Mrs. Brooks M. Mills, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Giovanni J. Minerva Ms. Mary Miskewics Dr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Mitchener Mrs. Marcia M. Monks Mr. John F. Montgomery, Jr. Mrs. Betty G. Moore Mrs. Joel W. Moore Ms. Lynn Moran Morningside Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. William D. Morrison Morton Presbyterian Church Mosaic Wealth Strategies LLC Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Moseley Dr. Marian Moseley Mount Pleasant Presbyterian Church, Mount Pleasant Mt. Pleasant Presbyterian Church, Chester Mt. Pisgah Presbyterian Church Mt. Zion Presbyterian Church Mr. Laurence Mudge Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Mullin Mr. and Mrs. John Mulvey Mrs. Mary Alice Mundy Mr. Larry Munoz Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Munoz Mr. and Mrs. Randall D. Munoz Ms. Laura B. Murchison Dr. and Mrs. Strother E. Murdoch, Jr. Mrs. Mildred W. Murray Mrs. Arline H. Mustar Mr. and Mrs. C. Blake Myers

Mrs. Myrtle M. Myrick Nancy Davis Hauser Charitable Trust Nazareth Presbyterian Church New Kirk Presbyterian Church New Wappetaw Presbyterian Church Ms. Catherine H. Newitt Mr. Julian J. Nexsen, Jr. Ms. Karen H. Nichols Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O. Nixon Oakdale Presbyterian Church Oakland Avenue Presbyterian Church Mr. Nelson B. O’Bryan Mr. David J. O’Connor Mr. and Mrs. Dennis L. Olenwine Mr. and Mrs. George L. Oliver, Jr. Mr. Charles O’Neal Mr. and Mrs. Gregg O’Neal Mrs. Joyce O’Sheal Mr. and Mrs. Steven W. Ouzts Mrs. LeighAnn Owen Mr. Fred W. Owens Ms. Barbara A. Paddock Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Paffrath Mrs. Rose T. Paglia Palmetto Presbyterian Church Mr. Henry Jefferson Parham Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Clayton Parham Mrs. Marie C. Parker Parkwood Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Patalive, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Philip S. Patrick Dr. John E. Patterson Ms. Joan Pauley Mrs. Billie Payne Mrs. Martha A. Payne Mrs. Mary B. Peach Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Peacock, Jr. Mrs. Carol Pearson Mrs. Frances E. Pell Pendleton Presbyterian Church Mrs. Patsy B. Pennington PEO Sisterhood Chapter AN PEO Sisterhood Chapter L Mrs. Jacolyn B. Perrone The Reverend Dr. and Mrs. Bob E. Pettit Pickens Presbyterian Church Piedmont Presbyterian Church Pierce Mechanical Contracting LLC Mrs. Anne R. Pitts Pleasant Grove Presbyterian Church Ms. Harriett O. Plowden Dr. Neal B. Prater Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Pratt Presbyterian Church at Manning Presbyterian Women, Abbeville Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Women, First Church, Cheraw 15

Donor Appreciation Presbyterian Women, First Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Women, Foothills Presbytery Presbyterian Women, Fort Hill Church Presbyterian Women, Fraser Memorial Church Presbyterian Women, First Church, Greenwood Presbyterian Women, Forest Lake Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Women, Morton Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Women, Providence Presbytery Presbyterian Women, St. Giles Church Presbyterian Women, Trinity Presbytery Presbyterian Women, Willington Church The Presbytery of New Harmony Mr. and Mrs. Alfred A. Price, Jr. Ms. Lucie Price Dr. and Mrs. Claudius H. Pritchard, Jr. Providence Presbyterian Church, Greenville Providence Presbyterian Church, Hilton Head Providence Presbyterian Church, Lowndesville Providence Presbyterian Church, West Columbia Dr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Puckette Mrs. Ruth H. Pulliam Purity Presbyterian Church Mrs. Frances P. Quarles Queen Memorial Presbyterian Church Ramah Presbyterian Church Dr. Victor Rambo Mrs. Pansy C. Ramsey Mr. and Mrs. Comer H. Randall, Jr. Mrs. Marty Rankin Mr. and Mrs. Ronald V. Rash Mrs. Mary L. Ratliff Mrs. Alida P. Rawl Mrs. Joretta B. Rawl Mr. and Mrs. Sanders G. Read, Jr. Mrs. Catherine A. Redd Mrs. Nancy J. Redding Mrs. Jean K. Reid Mrs. Jane M. Reidy Mr. and Mrs. George I. Rentz Research Affiliates, LLC Mrs. Gail W. Reuning Mrs. Lois G. Reynolds Mrs. Betty T. Rhame Mr. Gary B. Rhinesmith Mrs. Dorothy M. Rhodes Mr. William D. Rhodes, Jr. Mr. F. Towers Rice Mrs. Helen C. Richardson Ms. Eleanor Richburg 16

Rear Admiral Wayne E. Rickman, USN Retired Mrs. Peggy L. Ritenour Riverview Presbyterian Church Mrs. Marjorie C. Roberts Mrs. Patricia B. Roberts Mrs. Marilyn Robertson Mr. Karl J. Robinson Rock Hill Presbyterian Church Rock Presbyterian Church Rocky Springs Presbyterian Church Mrs. Lorraine J. Roeber Mrs. Lynn S. Roes Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Rogers Mrs. Sara H. Rogers Mr. Bobby Roller Ms. Dorothy Rollins Mr. and Mrs. Jim Roquemore Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Rosebrock Mr. Duncan A. Rowan Dr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Rowland, Jr. Ruby Presbyterian Church Mrs. Jacqueline C. Rudder Mrs. Martha B. Ruggles Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Saleeby, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Lawton H. Salley Mrs. Betty H. Salmond Saluda Presbyterian Church Mrs. Mary Ann Sanders Santee Presbyterian Church Mrs. Lacy L. Saunders Saxe Gotha Presbyterian Church Mrs. Mildred F. Saye Mrs. Norma T. Schwinn Mr. and Mrs. Scott Sciotto Mr. Frederick T. Scott, Jr. Sea Island Presbyterian Church The Reverend John G. Seabrook, Jr. Second Presbyterian Church, Charleston Mrs. Faith H. Sellers Mrs. Patricia W. Sells Seneca Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. James C. Settle Ms. Sara Setzer Seven Oaks Presbyterian Church Mrs. Mary Anne S. Shafer Shandon Presbyterian Church Mrs. Dorothy G. Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Sherard Mr. Wade H. Sherard, III Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Shirer Mrs. Evelyn E. Shook Mr. and Mrs. Harry Z. Silsby Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Simmons Mrs. Martha S. Simmons The Simpson Foundation Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Sims Sion Presbyterian Church

Mrs. Ramona Y. Skinner Mr. and Mrs. Avery G. Smith Dr. and Mrs. Charles W. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Smith Mrs. Margaret Keitt Smith Mrs. Mary Catherine Smith Mr. and Mrs. George W. Smyth, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Snowden Mrs. Catherine S. Somers Mrs. Helen M. Somers South Aiken Presbyterian Church Mr. David H. Spearman Mr. and Mrs. Marvin W. Spearman Mrs. Maymie B. Spearman Mrs. Dale B. Spears Ms. Rhea Spencer Mrs. Lucia R. Spratt Dr. and Mrs. John H. Spurgeon St. Andrews Presbyterian Church St. Giles Presbyterian Church St. James Presbyterian Church St. Luke Presbyterian Church St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Douglas B. Stalb Mr. and Mrs. William I. Steele Mrs. Lillian D. Stephens Dr. and Mrs. Louis M. Stephens, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Stewart Mrs. Shirley Stiglbauer Charles N. Still, M.D. Ms. Julia A. Stoddard Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Stoeppler Mr. P. Coker Stogner Mr. and Mrs. Jerry H. Stone 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. Summerton Presbyterian Church Summerville Presbyterian Church Sunrise Presbyterian Church Ms. Camly S. Surrett Mr. and Mrs. T. Frank Sutherland Swan Lake Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. J. Richard Swetenburg, Jr. Mr. Thomas J. Swirles Mrs. Judith A. Taetz Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robert Tapp, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ashley C. Taylor Dr. and Mrs. E.W. Taylor, Jr. Ms. Eleanor M. ter Horst Mr. and Mrs. William G. Thalheimer Ms. Deborah L. Thomason Mr. James R. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Thompson Mr. Martin B. Tiller, Sr. Mrs. Mary H. Tiller

Donor Appreciation / Tribute Gifts Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. Timbes Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Timmerman Timmonsville Presbyterian Church Mr. E. Blaine Tingley Tirzah Presbyterian Church, Waxhaw Tirzah Presbyterian Church, York Mr. Elmet A. Toole Ms. Frances N. Townsend Townville Presbyterian Church Ms. Patricia J. Tracy Mr. and Mrs. Christian Heide Trask, Jr. Trinity Presbyterian Church, Columbia Trinity Presbyterian Church, Surfside Beach Trinity Presbyterian Church, Travelers Rest Trinity Presbytery Mrs. Edna T. Trippe Mr. and Mrs. William Turkett Mrs. Macy P. Turner Mr. and Mrs. William H. Turner Mrs. Martha B. Tyson Mrs. Molly Ulshafer Unity Presbyterian Church Mrs. Mary Lynn Van Witzenburg Van Wyck Presbyterian Church Mrs. Virginia G. Vance Varennes Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Vassy, Jr. The Reverend Dr. and Mrs. E. Douglas Vaughan, Jr. Mrs. Dorothy J. Vedder Mrs. Emily J. Vega Ms. Ann M. Vickery Mr. and Mrs. Jerry S. Voight Mr. and Mrs. Kurt von Besser Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Von Dohlen Mr. John A. Vousden The Reverend Harriett O. Wacker Walhalla Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. John Caldwell Walker Mrs. Josephine B. Walker Mrs. Laurie W. Walker Wallingford Presbyterian Church Mrs. Martha J. Wallis Mrs. Anne F. Waltz Mr. James L. Ward Dr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Warren, Jr. Dr. G. Dana Waters Dr. and Mrs. Lucius F. Wates Mrs. Evelyn D. Watkins Mr. David K. Waugh, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. David H. Webster Wedgefield Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. William R. Weir Mrs. Jean M. Weldon Mrs. Iris S. Wellborn Mr. Robert S. Wells and Mrs. Lucilla F. Schoenlein Mr. and Mrs. Hugh M. Westbury

Mrs. Violet G. Westbury Westminster Presbyterian Church, Charleston Westminster Presbyterian Church, Columbia Westminster Presbyterian Church, Greenville Westminster Presbyterian Church, Greenwood Mrs. Charlotte J. White Mr. David M. White Mrs. Trudy H. White Mr. and Mrs. Guy H. White, III Mr. William G. White, Sr. Whitmire Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wickwire Mr. Patrick L. Widner, II Mrs. Barbara O. Wieringa Ms. Kathryn B. Wiggins Dr. James A. Wilhide Mr. Sammie P. Wilhite Mr. James L. Wilkins Mr. Robert E. Wilkinson Mrs. Elizabeth W. Williams Mr. Harold L. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Millard A. Williams, III

Ms. Sabrina Williams Ms. Sherry J. Williams Mrs. Charlotte G. Williamson Mrs. Claire W. Williamson Willington Presbyterian Church Williston Presbyterian Church Mr. James A. Wilson Mrs. Lois G. Wilson Mrs. Richard L. Wingard Women in Ministry, First Presbyterian Church, Florence Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Wooden, Sr. Woodlawn Presbyterian Church Mrs. Helen M. Wooten Mr. Harold S. Wrenn Mr. Paul W. Wright, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Garrett H. Wyckoff Mr. D. C. Wylie, Jr. Mr. David C. Wylie, III Mrs. Margaret L. Yandell Ms. Deborah K. Yarnell The Reverend Joan Yates Yeaman’s Park Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. James E. Young, Jr. Ms. Mary Jo L. Young Mr. R. Allen Young

Memorials Mrs. Ann Laird Adams Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Lawson, III Mrs. Jane F. Agnew Jeff and Martha Casto Mrs. Lola Faye Craig Mr. John M. Aiken, Sr. Mrs. Genevieve A. Millsap Mrs. Mildred J. Albrecht Mr. Robert H. Albrecht Mr. David T. Anderson Ms. Eleanor Heaton Mrs. Libby Anderson Hodges Presbyterian Church Mrs. Margaret L. Bailes Mrs. Margaret B. Reese Mrs. Evelyn W. Ballard Mrs. Josephine B. McMurtry Mr. Jeff Barnes Ms. Glenda W. Gillette Mrs. Ruth F. Barnett Mr. Edward W. Barnett, III Mrs. Annie J. Batson Mr. Cambridge M. Trott, IV Mrs. Margaret S. “Molly” Bell Mr. and Mrs. Lynn W. Newcomer

Mrs. Carrie L. Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Cuzzell, III Joe and Dotty Luker Ms. Beverly J. Sterner Bill and Libby Walker Mrs. Evelyn M. Bennett Mrs. Lou R. Meyers Mrs. Margaret O. Berry Presbyterian Women, Forest Lake Presbyterian Church Mr. John Bethea Seven Oaks Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Blackwell Mr. Terry M. Hancock Mr. and Mrs. George H. Bland, Sr. Mr. John B. Bland Mrs. Gertrude O’Bryan Bookhart Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Bookhart Mrs. Thayer A. Boswell Gene and Adele Burt, Mary Day Billy and Ann Crockett Mrs. Ellen W. Dodson Mr. and Mrs. Willliam Krucke Mrs. Lou R. Meyers Mr. and Mrs. Jean Marie Edouard Mille 17

Tribute Gifts Ms. Aline Lambert Mills Dr. and Mrs. Claudius H. Pritchard, Jr. Mr. Ned H. Shows Mrs. Adele B. Bowers Miss Dorothy Anne Bowers Mr. Jimmie L. Bowers and Mrs. Adele B. Bowers Miss Dorothy Anne Bowers Mrs. Marjory M. Bowick Dr. Ralph H. Bowick Mr. Robert Bowman Ms. Jennie L. Bowman Mrs. Louise H. Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Buford Boyd, Jr. Mr. Wilson S. and Mrs. Clarice Edwards Bradham Mr. and Mrs. David A. Albright Mrs. Donna L. Branberg Dave and Jill Faddis Ms. Karen H. Gaul Mr. and Mrs. G. Denton Lindsay Ms. Martha Littel Mr. and Mrs. Harvey A. Mitchell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Newsome, Jeremy and Rebecca Newton, Miller and Zander Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Pownall Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Rutland Mr. and Mrs. David M. Segers Ms. Shirley J. Sharpe Frank and Laura Sutherland John and Mary Leonard White The Reverend Dr. Cecil D. Brearley, Jr. Mrs. Mary Kate Brearley Glasser Mr. Howard M. Brimmer Mr. and Mrs. John L. Stevenson Mrs. Irene Brinkley Seven Oaks Presbyterian Church Mrs. Lawanda C. Brogden Mrs. Mildred F. Saye The Reverend Dr. Joe W. B. Brooks Tom and Lucia Bryson Ted and Bobbie Fields The Reverend Dr. and Mrs. M. Hampton Hunter, III Dr. and Mrs. W. Frank Strait, III Mrs. Trudy H. White Mr. and Mrs. John Hampden Brooks Mr. and Mrs. James M. Hines, Jr. Mrs. Dorothy C. Brown Ms. Marcia W. Abbott Whit and Frances Anne Anderson Jim and Susan Brown Billy and Ann Crockett 18

Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hitchcock Jack and Billie Jackson Mrs. Elizabeth H. Jones Dr. and Mrs. Claudius H. Pritchard, Jr. John H. Smith and Helen Smith Gildea Mrs. Kitty Somers Mrs. Edna T. Trippe Mrs. Janelle R. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Lifsey Mrs. Mae B. Brown Presbyterian Women, Forest Lake Presbyterian Church Ms. Susan Brown Mr. and Mrs. Elmer N. Brown Mrs. Cleo B. Bruner Mrs. Helen B. Whitaker Mrs. Mayo Bryant Mr. D. Murray Price Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Bullock Mr. and Mrs. John F. Seabrook Mrs. Ethel Burgin Mrs. Eleanor B. Grayson Mr. and Mrs. Jim Burleson Ms. Sandra B. Knight Hilda R. Burley Mr. and Mrs. Hugh B. King Mrs. Carolyn Hurst Burns Mr. and Mrs. Leslie M. Burns, Jr. Mr. Andy Byars Seven Oaks Presbyterian Church Mrs. Harriet Coan Calvert Dempsey Family Foundation Mr. Alberto Cambra Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Mark Zokan Mrs. Mary Carpenter Presbyterian Women, Forest Lake Presbyterian Church Mrs. Emma Jeannette Carr Mr. Chalmers R. Carr, Jr. Mrs. Betty Jo Carson Seven Oaks Presbyterian Church Mrs. Lillian D. Carter Mr. Donald C. Rumer Mrs. Mary P. Case Mr. and Mrs. John S. Case Mrs. Minnie Beckman Cash Mr. and Mrs. Bennett C. Whitlock, Jr. Mrs. Charlotte R. Cassels Mr. and Mrs. Osmund W. Dixon Mr. Frank E. Cauley Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Earnst

Mr. Bob Charles Presbyterian Women, Forest Lake Presbyterian Church Mrs. Laura M. Chason Presbyterian Women, Forest Lake Presbyterian Church Mr. Philip M. Cherven Mr. and Mrs. Renauld K. Cherven Mrs. Annie Mack Childs Presbyterian Women, Forest Lake Presbyterian Church Mrs. Mary M. Clanton Mrs. Daphen Edge Mrs. Betty N. Clark Billy and Ann Crockett Mr. Nicholas Economides Mrs. Kathleen M. Gelzer Mrs. Eleanor B. Grayson Mr. Gary R. Maxwell Mrs. Myrtle M. Myrick Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Ogg and friends, St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital, Memphis Charles and Miriam Peacock Quality of Life Department, St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital, Memphis Mrs. Karen S. Roof Mrs. Kitty Somers Ms. Iris Clark Mr. R. Devon Floyd Mrs. Thelma T. Clark Mr. Charles L. Clark, II Residents and Staff of The Clinton Presbyterian Community Ms. Dina M. Hair Dr. Charles H. Coker Ted and Bobbie Fields Mrs. Trudy H. White Mrs. Edelle L. Colclough The Reverend Dr. Franklin D. Colclough The Cole Family The Estate of Delma Cole Mr. Donald R. Cooke Mrs. Anne E. Cooke Mrs. Mary Jo Copley Mr. Mark C. Baxter Ms. Jean E. Mandeville Kent and Marsha Phillips Seven Oaks Presbyterian Church Ms. Deb A. Warrick Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Wooden, Sr.

Tribute Gifts Mrs. Jane A. Craig Mr. Olin L. Craig Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Craig Mr. Robert W. Heller Mr. Charles R. Crawford, Jr. Mr. James O. Metze Mr. and Mrs. B.W. Crouch, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis M. Mitchell Mrs. Jean Crow Ms. Angela C. Partin Mr. James E. Crump Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Aman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Leahy, III Mr. and Mrs. James D. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Smith Miss Linda Smith Mr. James Ben Cunningham Mrs. Jerry C. Cannon The Reverend Dr. William N. Curtis Mrs. Frances V. Curtis Mrs. Eloise H. Dalton Mr. R. Allison Dalton Captain and Mrs. Robert Carlton “Bob” Darling Mr. Sidney C. Miller Mrs. Eileen M. Davis Mr. Stanley W. Davis Mrs. Mary Sullivan Davis Dr. and Mrs. James C. Todd, III Ms. Vivian Davis Dr. Paul E. Lovingood and Dr. Sara D. Lovingood Ms. Maude Burgess Day Mrs. Mary Carolyn Douglas Mrs. Shirley N. Daye Peg and Mike Taylor Dr. John R. de Witt Mrs. Mary D. Cottingham Mrs. Harriet C. Dempsey Dempsey Family Foundation Mr. Jerry E. Dempsey Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Dieringer Dr. Cindy S. Dieringer Mrs. Mary Tina Dillard Presbyterian Women, Forest Lake Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Gray Dinwiddie Mr. and Mrs. Fordyce H. Mason, III Mrs. Margaret S. Dollfus Midway Elementary Kindergarten Immersion Families Mr. Harry Eugene Douty, Sr. 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. Gloria B. Drawdy Mrs. Roberta C. Hoffecker Mrs. Ellen Duncan Mr. Danny L. Duncan Mr. J. Sidney Dunlap, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Alex J. Carll Mr. William Lee Easterling Bethany United Methodist Church Billy and Ann Crockett 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. Mr. Charlton W. Ellis, Jr. Billy and Ann Crockett Mr. Clifton D. Green, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Hunter Mrs. Elizabeth H. Jones Mrs. Mary F. Kent Mr. and Mrs. Willliam Krucke Mrs. Lou R. Meyers Mr. and Mrs. Jean Marie Edouard Mille Mrs. Mary L. Ratliff Bill and Jennie Rhodes Mrs. Mary Ann Sanders Mrs. Kitty Somers Jack and Barbara Stewart Mrs. Edna T. Trippe Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Wooden, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Charlton W. Ellis, Jr. Ernie and Betsy Hendrix Mrs. Jeannette P. Ellison Mrs. Carolyn E. Stringfellow The Reverend Dr. Henry Alan Elmore Mr. Chalmers R. Carr, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Elmore and Family Mrs. Dorothy M. Elmore Mr. and Mrs. Steve Thornton and Family John and Betty O’Brien Ms. Sandra Wallace Mrs. Louise B. Ervin Dr. and Mrs. Roger A. Davis Mrs. Lois W. Esarey Billy and Ann Crockett Mrs. Kitty Somers

Ms. Mildred Eudy Ms. Katherine H. Glenn Mr. Richard L. Gray Mr. Bill Evans Seven Oaks Presbyterian Church Mr. Andrew B. Fant Mrs. Libby M. Aiken Stacey and Jim Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Cameron Elizabeth and Henry Hall Bill and Kathy Ligon Daniel and Jennifer Lott Mr. Guy San Fratello and Ms. Judy Barnes Dick and Gwen Shaffer Edd and Nan Stroud The Reverend and Mrs. Robert H. Walkup Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth P. Woodington Mrs. Elizabeth S. Farish Dr. and Mrs. J. Frank Farish Mrs. Olie A. Farnam Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Lawson, III Mrs. Jean C. Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. James C. LaBorde Dr. Richard B. Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. James C. LaBorde Bill and Barbara Turner Mrs. C. M. Fetscher Mrs. Mary Katherine Fetscher Mrs. Elizabeth M. Fetscher Mrs. Mary Katherine Fetscher Mr. Grover Fewox Ms. Glenda W. Gillette Ms. Cora Baker Fields Ted and Bobbie Fields Ms. Elizabeth Flader Lewis and Kathy Flader Ms. Maude B. Flood Bea, Ed, Edward, Natalie and Rembert White The Reverend Carlyle Floyd Mr. R. Devon Floyd Mrs. Margaret H. Floyd Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Coggins, Jr. Mrs. Susan H. Colvin Mrs. Margaret H. Floyd Mrs. Kay M. Craig Mrs. A. Virginia Francis Mrs. Mary G. Lewis Lifespan Technologies Mr. and Mrs. Tommy L. McKinney

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Tribute Gifts Mr. David C. Norton and Kim A. Norton, M.D. Bill and Pat Traxler Mr. and Mrs. John R. Fogle Mr. and Mrs. John R. Fogle, III The Reverend Clarence D. Fouse, Jr. Mrs. Margaret Susan Hausman Mrs. Frances M. Frampton Mrs. Anne F. Smith Ms. Essie Fraser Lewis and Kathy Flader Ms. Catherine W. Freeman Billy and Ann Crockett Mrs. Rhoda Freeman Mr. and Mrs. James O. Freeman, Jr. Mrs. Norma W. Fryfogle Mrs. Jerry C. Cannon Ms. Shirley Domelle {Barbara, Shirley and Lorene (Main)} Ted and Bobbie Fields Ms. Caroline B. Hughes Louis and Lillian Stephens Mrs. Trudy H. White Ms. Anna Roddey Gage Mrs. Anna M. Gregg Mrs. Kelley M. Gamble Mr. Robert O. Gamble Ms. Ann Ganyard Mrs. M. Joan Hart Mr. Robert Ganyard Mrs. M. Joan Hart Mr. Randell E. Gelzer, Sr. Steve and Virginia Bales Mrs. Donna L. Glisson Ms. Patricia N. Porias‑Hillegas Mrs. Evelyn Seegars Glover Susan and Pete Clark Mr. and Mrs. Roy G. Clayton Mr. and Mrs. Oral R. Fipps, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Don J. Harrison Christopher Miller and Christopher Rivers Mr. and Mrs. D. Henry Ohlandt, Sr. Jim and Shirley Seegars Jim and Elaine Smith Dr. and Mrs. William J. Goudelock Mrs. Clara O. Partin Miss Deborah A. Greene Mrs. Jerry C. Cannon Mrs. Meredith R. Greene Tom and Lucia Bryson Mrs. Jerry C. Cannon James, Mary and Ian Maxey Mrs. Mary M. McAllister 20

Mrs. Marian C. Grobowski Mrs. Billie S. Erwin Mr. and Mrs. Jean Marie Edouard Mille Mrs. Kate A. Halligan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Halligan, Jr. Mr. Cecil R. Hamilton Mrs. Anna M. Gregg Mrs. Sara D. Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Hancock Mr. Terry M. Hancock Mrs. Janie Hancock Mr. Terry M. Hancock Mrs. Ruth R. Harrington Mr. and Mrs. Alan S. Krech 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. Mr. and Mrs. William Andy Harvill Mrs. Hazel E. Harwood Presbyterian Women, Forest Lake Presbyterian Church Ms. Margaret D. Haworth Sally and Bob Craig The Ramage Family Mrs. Sibyl H. Hehn Billy and Ann Crockett Mrs. Mary Etta McMillan Hewitt Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie K. Hewitt Mrs. Marguerite B. Hicks Mrs. Della H. Hagy Mrs. Frances McComb Hill Bob and Jewell Hill Mr. Ronald E. Hill Presbyterian Women, Forest Lake Presbyterian Church Ms. Mary Thompson Hilson Ms. Kathleen Kelly Mrs. Dorothy Propst Hinnant Mrs. Carolyn E. Stringfellow Mrs. Margaret D. Hiott Hiott Forestry Consultants, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Hogan Ms. Susan J. Hogan Mrs. Leah P. Holder Ms. Margaret A. Tice Dr. and Mrs. C. J. Tucker

Ms. Alice Holland Presbyterian Women, Forest Lake Presbyterian Church Mrs. Dorothy D. Hollis Mr. and Mrs. J. Robbie Young Mr. Mark Hollis The Reverend Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Abel The Reverend Dr. William J. Holmes, Jr. Mrs. Lola Faye Craig Mrs. Anne L. Holtzendorff The Estate of Philip Ammirati Mrs. Genevieve Honorowski Mrs. Ann H. Liberty Mr. Thomas W. Hornsby, Jr. Seven Oaks Presbyterian Church Mr. Richard L. Horton David and Penny Ellis Mrs. Martha Hudgens Presbyterian Women, Forest Lake Presbyterian Church Mrs. Leona N. Huff Huff Family Charitable Fund Mr. Benjamin M. Hughey Mrs. Edna T. Trippe Mrs. Rachel A. Jacobs Tom and Lucia Bryson Ted and Bobbie Fields Mrs. Trudy H. White Mrs. Gladys K. Jamison Mr. and Mrs. Ron Laflamme Ms. Wilma B. Shealy Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Jeter Mr. Samuel A. Jeter Mrs. Judith W. Johnson Mrs. Maymie B. Spearman Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Vinson and Mr. Don Brookins Mrs. Ruth A. Johnston Mr. Julian J. Nexsen, Jr. Mr. Bernard L. Jones Whit and Frances Anne Anderson Mr. and Mrs. William B. Beauchene The Bufort Blanton Family, Summerville Country Club, Inc. Billy and Ann Crockett Liz and Duff Dawson Mrs. Ellen W. Dodson Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Jacoby The Kilgore Family: A.J., Glen, Kathy and Patrick Ms. Lettie H. Knight Harry J. Koutroulakis DMD, MAGD Tina and John Pateracki

Tribute Gifts Mrs. Kitty Somers Summerville Country Club Inc., Food & Beverage Dept.

Mrs. Edna T. Trippe Mrs. Louise Wallace Mrs. Bettye H. Jones Mr. and Mrs. John B. Grant Mrs. Elizabeth H. Jones Mr. Lynn W. Jones Mrs. Elizabeth H. Jones Mr. Charles Key Seven Oaks Presbyterian Church Mrs. Elizabeth B. King Mr. William A. Buckner Mr. and Mrs. Manson Drew Case Mrs. Belva L. Comba Mr. and Mrs. William J. Keenan Mrs. Meta P. Loftin Richie and Ellen Wilhoit, Mr. Aaron Leland Mr. Neil S. King Mr. and Mrs. William King The Reverend Dr. Paul Randolph Kowalski Mr. and Mrs. Gerald W. Lenz Mr. William Matthew Krech Seven Oaks Presbyterian Church Mrs. Muriel H. Lake Mrs. Marion S. Simmons Mrs. Ruth Lee Langston Dr. and Mrs. Allen F. McCutchen Ms. Grace D. Larson Mrs. Marian C. Larson Mr. John S. Lauritsen Mr. John R. Lauritsen Mr. Iverson Brookes Lawton Ms. Cam Lawton Mrs. Jane S. Lee John and Darleen Strange Mr. John A. Vousden Mrs. Madgie Ruth S. Leggett Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C. Craft, Jr. Mrs. Katherine W. Griggs Dr. Elaine A. Johnson Mr. Calvin W. Leggett Peg and Mike Taylor Debbie and Frank Vick Mrs. Daisy Barron Leland Tony, Pam, Harrison and Harold Boatwright Bob and Emily McLean Dr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Puckette Richie and Ellen Wilhoit,

Mrs. Mary Ellen E. Leland Ms. Jennie L. Bowman Ms. Dot Limehouse Gene and Kathy Wilkes Mrs. Eva L. Limehouse Whit and Frances Anne Anderson Billy and Ann Crockett Mrs. Kathleen M. Gelzer Mrs. Louise J. Guy John and Rhonda Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Jean Marie Edouard Mille Mrs. Betty G. Moore Mrs. Myrtle M. Myrick Mrs. Mary L. Ratliff Mrs. Kitty Somers Mrs. Edna T. Trippe Mrs. Eleanore A. Wickersham Mrs. Lucile B. Limehouse Mrs. Nancy L. Carter Mrs. Martha J. Limehouse Mrs. Nancy L. Carter Mr. and Mrs. Norman E. Link Dr. and Mrs. John W. Bolton The Reverend and Mrs. Samuel T. Lipsey Mr. J. Timothy Lipsey and Dr. Allison Lipsey Mrs. Elizabeth S. Littlejohn Mr. Raymond M. Littlejohn, Jr. Mrs. Martha B. Livingston Mr. and Mrs. Luther F. Fant Mr. Coley Loadholt, Jr. Ms. Cam Lawton Ms. Sarah S. Lockwood Billy and Ann Crockett Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Douty, Jr. Mrs. Louise J. Guy Bill and Jennie Rhodes Mrs. Kathryn Loflen Presbyterian Women, Forest Lake Presbyterian Church Mrs. Mertie Kathy Lopez Mrs. Jerry C. Cannon Ted and Bobbie Fields Dick and Catherine Swetenburg Mrs. Trudy H. White Mrs. G. J. Lovett Mr. and Mrs. George J. Lovett Mr. and Mrs. R. Kenneth Lown Mrs. Carol L. Clark Mrs. Louise L. MacLean Mrs. Mary Anne M. Hughston Mr. Bruce L. Malcolm Mrs. Lee Churchfield

Mr. David J. Mangan Bill and Trish Eccles Ms. Cynthia M. Painter Residents of The Hermitage Ye Olde Codgers of Columbia Construction Mr. and Mrs. David J. Mangan Ms. Martha Mangan John and Darleen Strange Ms. Brenda Youmans and Children Mrs. Winifred Mangan Bill and Trish Eccles John and Darleen Strange Residents of The Hermitage Dr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Martin, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. James G. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Neal A. Martin Mrs. Margaret B. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Allen P. Larson Ms. Bonnie Sue Martinez Seven Oaks Presbyterian Church Mrs. Gladys N. Matheson Mrs. Frances T. Hay Mr. and Mrs. Scott and Gigi Ward Mrs. Gertrude R. Mathews Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Mathews Mrs. Mary M. McAllister Mr. and Mrs. Danny E. Botts Tom and Lucia Bryson Mrs. Jerry C. Cannon Ted and Bobbie Fields Hodges Presbyterian Church Ms. Ellie M. Thompson Mrs. Trudy H. White Mr. Duncan P. McCallum Mrs. Lee Churchfield Mrs. Margaret Griffin-Kavran Mrs. Terese M. McCallum Mrs. Lee Churchfield Mrs. Clarke W. McCants, Sr. Mrs. Ethel M. Lowder Mrs. Nelda McCreery Peg and Mike Taylor Mr. Paul N. McCreery Peg and Mike Taylor Mrs. Gladys McCue Mrs. Margaret M. Freymuth Mrs. Ellen W. McDaniel Buddy (Jim) and Sandy Martin Mrs. Gladys H. Williams Mrs. Betty R. McDonald Hodges Presbyterian Church Mrs. Martha M. McElveen Mr. and Mrs. George J. Lovett 21

Tribute Gifts Mr. Joseph M. McElwee Mrs. Rose R. Shirley and Ms. Lisa McCall Mrs. Adene L. McGehee Mr. and Mrs. R. Daniel McGehee Mr. Sam E. McGregor Mr. Gary Simmons and The Reverend Elizabeth M. Simmons Mrs. Nancy G. McKeown Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. McKeown Mrs. Mary E. McKiernan Billy and Ann Crockett Mrs. Gene McKimm Billy and Ann Crockett Mr. C. Robert Schmuelling and Ms. Susan Cohen Mrs. Phoebe E. McLeod Laurens County Chamber of Commerce Ms. Martha C. McParland Presbyterian Women, Forest Lake Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. William W. McWhorter, Sr. Dr. Sarah E. McWhorter Dr. William W. McWhorter, Jr. Mrs. Anne Kay Hall McWilliams Mr. and Mrs. Steven W. Ouzts Mr. and Mrs. Merle S. Medhurst Dick and Gwen Shaffer Mrs. Chloe Barlow Meggs Mr. James S. Meggs Colonel and Mrs. Ernest Lee Meggs Mr. James S. Meggs Mrs. Shirley M. Milam Peg and Mike Taylor Mrs. Caroline L. Miller Mrs. Anna M. Gregg Mr. Charles J. Miller, Jr. Whit and Frances Anne Anderson Mrs. Eleanor B. Grayson Mrs. Louise J. Guy Mr. and Mrs. Bernard L. Jones Ms. Grace W. Miller Ted and Bobbie Fields Mr. J. Curtis Miller, Jr. Billy and Ann Crockett Mrs. Naomi Eloise Miller Judy and Bob Johnson Mr. Paul Joseph Miller Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Lewis and Alice Mitchell Lewis and Dolly Mitchell 22

Mrs. Mary R. Monroe Mr. and Mrs. William C. Fields Mr. Anthony M. Monroe Estill Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Monroe Mr. Anthony M. Monroe Ms. Hazel B. Montgomery Mrs. Mary Ruth L. Aiken Mrs. Mary C. Moore Mr. and Mrs. John W. Moore, III Mrs. John W. Moore, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Moore, III Mrs. Alline S. Moorer Mrs. Agnes M. Morrison Mrs. Caroline F. Morris Peg and Mike Taylor Mother of Mrs. Marianne E. Bolton Mrs. Marianne E. Bolton Mothers of Mr. and Mrs. William R. Crockett Billy and Ann Crockett The Reverend David H. Moylan Mrs. Sara M. Schack Mr. and Mrs. John C. Moylan, Sr. Mrs. Sara M. Schack The Reverend Dr. Luther M. Mundy, Jr. Mrs. Mary Alice Mundy Mrs. Marie A. Munoz Mr. Raymond H. Anderson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David F. Brodie Andy and Bonnie Collins Mr. and Mrs. James R. Googe Mr. and Mrs. Ricky L. Hall, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Mac Padgett The Atha Sample Family Ms. Bevoley S. Schlenker Mr. James T. Truesdale Mr. Michael Munoz Mr. Raymond H. Anderson, Jr. Ms. Ruby B. Bastian Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy A. Baxley Mr. and Mrs. Henry Buckheister, Jr. Andy and Bonnie Collins Mr. and Mrs. James R. Googe Mr. and Mrs. Ricky L. Hall, Sr. Judd and Nancy Hunt Mr. and Mrs. David N. Mason Ms. Caroline E. Middleton‑Kelly Kay and Mark Parker Sandra and Hasel Rourk Mr. James Scarcelli Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Siegling Mr. James T. Truesdale

Mr. John A. Needham, Sr. Dr. David C. Needham Mrs. Mildred H. Neil Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Abraham Mr. Thomas Edward Nelson Mrs. Jerry C. Cannon Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. Nesbitt Mr. and Mrs. James P. Anderson Mrs. Betty M. Nexsen Mr. Julian J. Nexsen, Jr. Mr. R. Eugene Nix Tom and Lucia Bryson Mrs. Jerry C. Cannon Mrs. Trudy H. White Ms. Glenda Noe Seven Oaks Presbyterian Church Miss Amelia O’Bryan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Bookhart Mrs. Mary W. O’Bryan Mr. and Mrs. Cecil D. O’Bryan Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Odiorne, Sr. Ms. Elizabeth M. Odiorne Mrs. Mary Lee Ogletree Bob and Dunneah Ogletree Mrs. Helen P. Otey Mrs. Carolyn B. Harvill Selwyn Avenue Presbyterian Church Personnel Committee Mrs. Gladys H. Williams Mrs. Josephine B. Parker Mrs. JoAnn P. Reaves Mrs. Myra M. Parks Ms. Debbie Parks Nowlin Mrs. Claudia L. Parsons Mrs. Jane B. Cook Dr. John E. Patterson Mrs. Jerry C. Cannon Ted and Bobbie Fields Mrs. Lillian Baker Patterson Ms. Alta H. Holt Ms. Roseanne Patterson Mrs. Jane H. Pendleton Ms. Harriett O. Plowden John and Darleen Strange Mr. and Mrs. Clarke W. Perrin Mrs. Robin Perrin Brown Ms. Georgia A. Perrin Mr. John E. Peters Presbyterian Women, Forest Lake Presbyterian Church Mrs. Frances Sandifer Porter Mr. Robert G. Porter

Tribute Gifts Mr. Michael Stewart Potter Anonymous Mrs. Aline Rowland Powell Bob and Jewell Hill Mrs. Leoda M. Quick Ms. Mary Q. Ammons Dr. Victor Rambo Billy and Ann Crockett Mrs. Billie S. Erwin Dr. Elizabeth L. Rambo Mr. and Mrs. Earl A. Rambow Mrs. Patricia A. Robertson Mr. Donald M. Rankin Mrs. Marty Rankin Mr. Steven W. Rausch Mrs. Ellen W. Dodson Mr. Delphin W. Rawl Seven Oaks Presbyterian Church Mrs. Bernice F. H. Reasoner Tom and Lucia Bryson Mrs. Betty T. Rhame Mrs. M. Joan Hart Mrs. Maymie B. Spearman Mr. Richard Tomlinson Mrs. Jennie M. Rhodes Debbie and Kay Tiller Berry Mrs. Elizabeth Brogdon Ms. Elizabeth Burwell and Ms. Fallon Mayer Mr. and Mrs. Culver P. Choate Billy and Ann Crockett Ms. Frances K. Daniel and Ms. Laura D. Henderson Ms. Eleanor K. Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gilbert Mrs. Louise J. Guy Mr. Kerry R. Henderson Mrs. Elizabeth H. Jones Mr. and Mrs. George S. King, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Macon The Family of Bride and Harriet Rhodes Mrs. Kitty Somers Mr. and Mrs. William Wardrop Wells Fargo Business Banking Group Mr. and Mrs. James A. Westbrooks Mrs. Claire F. Rice Clark, Ruth, Claire and Jack Bierbaum Mrs. Dorothy Limehouse Richards Mrs. Nancy L. Carter Mrs. Helen C. Richardson Ms. Jennie L. Bowman Ms. Janie Richardson Seven Oaks Presbyterian Church

Mrs. Lila M. Riggins Anonymous Ms. Mary M. Rinehart Mrs. Marcia Ganyard Mrs. M. Joan Hart Mr. and Mrs. Richard Matthews Mrs. Hazel B. Roberts Mrs. Louise J. Guy Bobby and Brenda Wylie Mrs. Gertrude S. “Trudie” Robertson Jean and Billy Boan Mr. and Mrs. Phillip F. Carter Mr. and Mrs. James N. Epps, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred B. Robinson, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Terrel D. Ballenger Anonymous Mrs. Lelia R. Robinson Mr. Ned H. Shows Mrs. Sara H. Rogers Mr. Joseph M. Rogers Mr. William David Roof Mrs. Karen S. Roof Mrs. Jane Rowell Presbyterian Women, Forest Lake Presbyterian Church Mrs. Ruth K. Sabin Mr. and Mrs. Guy E. Sabin Mrs. Gladys Sandlin Suzanne and Mac McLaurin and Family Mr. Richie Wilhoit, Jr. and Mrs. Ellen Wilhoit The Reverend Anne J. Sawyers Mr. Cambridge M. Trott, IV Mrs. Pearl Woodcock Schilling Mrs. Janet S. Bailey Mrs. Judy S. Stone Mrs. Elinor Schroeder Presbyterian Women, Forest Lake Presbyterian Church Mrs. Elise Scott Ms. Jennie L. Bowman Mr. J. Howard Scott Ms. Jennie L. Bowman Mrs. Ellen V. Scoville Ms. Ellen Douglas Schlaefer Mr. Albert N. Whiteside, III Mrs. Anne D. Seabrook Mrs. Lee Churchfield Mrs. Sease D. Senn Mr. and Mrs. J. Robbie Young Ms. Pearl H. Sharpe Mrs. Patricia H. Dukes

Mrs. Vera G. Shealy Mr. and Mrs. Torrence W. Shealy Mrs. Verna H. Sheldon Mrs. Nancy S. Covey Ms. Carmen Shepard Seven Oaks Presbyterian Church Mr. Johnnie C. Shirer Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Shirer The Reverend Charles H. Sides, Jr. Charles and Nancy Sides Mr. E. Eugene Simmons Mrs. Marion S. Simmons Mrs. Louise R. Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Phillip McRae Mrs. Sarah M. Simpson Peg and Mike Taylor Mrs. June Skelton Mrs. Karen Sheriff Mrs. Betty M. Smith Ms. Ginger A. Neustadt Mrs. Beulah B. Smith Mrs. Nancy S. Flowers Mr. and Mrs. Clarence M. Smith Dr. David M. and Mrs. Caroline Smith Head Mr. and Mrs. Clarence W. Senn, Jr. Mrs. Elizabeth B. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin T. Boling Mrs. Nola S. Smith Allcare Living Services/Women in Motion Mr. Fred Mecham Uncas International LLC Dr. Selden K. Smith Mrs. Dorothy G. Smith Mr. William L. Smith Mr. William K. Smith Mrs. Monteze M. Snyder Ms. Ginger A. Neustadt Mrs. Martha B. Ruggles Mr. George M. Somers Mr. Ned H. Shows Ms. Rhea Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Frank Villano Mr. Thomas M. Spratt Mrs. Mary Ruth L. Aiken Mrs. Helen H. Stall Mr. Richard B. Stall Mrs. Lillian D. Stephens Mrs. Jerry C. Cannon Ted and Bobbie Fields Mr. and Mrs. J. Robbie Young 23

Tribute Gifts Mr. William F. Stoddard, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James Alan Stoddard Mr. William F. Stoddard, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. William C. Dillard Ted and Bobbie Fields Ms. Joyce F. Furr Yates and Bennie Giles Ms. Sally A. Palmer Union Presbyterian Church Mrs. Trudy H. White Mr. Joseph F. Stokes, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. T. Furman Brodie Mrs. Virginia A. Stone Mrs. Theresa Stone Mr. Francis M. Stroupe Lee and Anita Stroupe Mr. Eugene Sturkey Mrs. Jerry C. Cannon Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Sumerel, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Sumerel Mrs. Florence F. Summer The Reverend Dr. and Mrs. L. Franklin Fant, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Luther F. Fant The Reverend Dr. and Mrs. Charles R. Tapp Mr. and Mrs. Allen E. Tapp The Reverend Dr. Charles R. Tapp Brown and Righton McCallum Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robert Tapp, Jr. Mrs. Frances L. Thomas Peg and Mike Taylor Mrs. Oline H. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Joe W. Richardson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Joe W. Richardson, Jr. Mrs. Emily W. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Davis, III Ms. Eunice B. Thompson Ms. Kathleen Kelly Mrs. Ruth Thompson The Reverend and Mrs. Fred D. Thompson Mrs. Cooper D. Thornton Mrs. Carolyn K. Hall Mr. and Mrs. David L. Titus Mrs. Margaret E. Thrasher Mrs. Lee Churchfield Charles and Ernestine Cothran Dr. W. Theo Mattison Linda and Becky Pickens Mr. and Mrs. Scott Sciotto Frank and Laura Sutherland Beth and Bob Wilkinson 24

Mrs. Patty M. Threatt Mr. and Mrs. David L. Stokes and Children Mr. Martin B. Tiller, Sr. Whit and Frances Anne Anderson Ms. Carlene I. Bozard Billy and Ann Crockett Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Pratt The Rev. Rhonda McClain and the Congregation of Beaver Creek Presbyterian Church Bill and Jennie Rhodes Ms. Cecilia Shaw and Family Mr. Ned H. Shows Ms. Judy D. Singleton Ms. Julie N. Strawn Mr. and Mrs. John H. Tiller Mr. and Mrs. Martin B. Tiller, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Berry, Jr. Mrs. Mary Ellen W. Timmons Dick and Helen Rose Mrs. Alma H. Todd Mr. and Mrs. Franklin D. Smith Mrs. Margaret Thompson Kelly Towles Ms. Kathleen Kelly Miss Sarah L. Traver Mr. R. M. Bell Col. William R. Trippe, III Mrs. Mary Ruth L. Aiken Mrs. Hazel L. Berry Col. Phillip E. and Mrs. Carolyn E. Jackey, Ret. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Jacoby Mrs. Elizabeth H. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Willliam Krucke Mrs. Mary L. Ratliff Mr. Ned H. Shows Mrs. Kitty Somers Jack and Barbara Stewart Mrs. Lois Ann Wyly Ms. Agnes H. Trollinger Mr. and Mrs. John F. Brailsford, Jr. Mrs. Betty Unwin Mr. Ned H. Shows Mrs. Edatha C. Varner Mr. and Mrs. George B. Brockington Mr. and Mrs. Jacob H. Varner Mr. and Mrs. George B. Brockington Ms. Julia Winnie Vereen Ms. Linda V. Schiesser Seven Oaks Presbyterian Church Mrs. Dorothy E. Walker Mr. Claude M. Walker, Jr.

Ms. Tula Walker Dr. and Mrs. Richard S. McCain Mrs. Helen Wasko Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Kochamba Ms. Joanne E. Rast Mr. Ned H. Shows Mrs. Jean B. Wattley Ms. Jennie L. Bowman Mrs. Daisy Westall Mrs. Rebecca W. Wactor Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott Westall Mrs. Annelle Stover White Catherine and Tom Ingold Mr. David M. White Beth Shiloh Presbyterian Church Gene and Janet Blackwell Mrs. Frances K. Case Ms. Linda Chase Jim and Susan Curry Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Kearse Bradey and Carolyn Link Ms. Harriett O. Plowden Providence Presbytery John and Darleen Strange Mr. John A. Vousden Mr. D. C. Wylie, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Killough H. White, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Killough H. White, III Joe N. Wicks, P.M. Anonymous Ms. Elizabeth R. Wilburn Ted and Bobbie Fields Ms. Joyce F. Furr Ms. Cheryl F. Keller Ms. Mary Ann Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Max H. Young Mrs. Margaret Joan Wilhide Dr. James A. Wilhide Mrs. Irma R. Wilkes Gene and Kathy Wilkes Mr. Robert E. Wilkinson Mrs. Lee Churchfield Mr. Albert W. Williams, Sr. Mrs. Mildred W. Murray Ms. Janice Karen Williams Mrs. Louise J. Guy Mr. Ned H. Shows Mrs. Jean H. Williams Mrs. Mary K. Huggins John and Darleen Strange Mr. John A. Vousden Mr. John Williams, Jr. Seven Oaks Presbyterian Church

Tribute Gifts Mrs. Lois J. Williams Century Club Mr. R. Wyatt Williams Frank and Laura Sutherland Mr. J. B. Willis Dr. and Mrs. Louis M. Stephens, Sr. Mr. James A. Wilson, Sr. Dot Fant Col. Samuel Mack Wilson, Ph.D. Mrs. Lois G. Wilson Dr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Wilson Mrs. Violet Crisp Wilson Mr. and Mrs. James O. Mitchell Ms. Doris Deloris Winn Mrs. Louise J. Guy The Ramage Family Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Kochamba Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Wylie Mrs. Nancy Winn Presbyterian Women, Forest Lake Presbyterian Church Mrs. Evelyn Limehouse Wise Mrs. Nancy L. Carter

Miss Lidie H. Withers Colonel and Mrs. William James Haynes Mr. Ric Wooden, Jr. Mrs. Hazel L. Berry Mrs. Eleanor B. Grayson Mrs. Betty G. Moore Mrs. Helen Wooten Presbyterian Women, Forest Lake Presbyterian Church Mrs. Elizabeth C. Wrenn Mr. Harold S. Wrenn Ms. Estelle Wright Seven Oaks Presbyterian Church Mrs. Charlotte P. Wylie Mr. D. C. Wylie, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Wylie Mrs. Lois Ann Wyly Mrs. Mary Ruth L. Aiken Whit and Frances Anne Anderson Mrs. Hazel L. Berry Gina and Buck Brinson Billy and Ann Crockett Mrs. Ellen W. Dodson

Mr. Clifton D. Green, Jr. Mrs. Marian C. Grobowski Mrs. Louise J. Guy Ms. Hilde Hamilton‑Melfi Ms. Patricia L. Hollifield Mrs. Elizabeth H. Jones Lloyd and Dianne Mandel Mrs. Lou R. Meyers Mr. and Mrs. Edwin G. Owens Dr. and Mrs. Claudius H. Pritchard, Jr. Mrs. Mary L. Ratliff Mrs. Mary Ann Sanders Mr. Ned H. Shows Mrs. Kitty Somers Mrs. Edna T. Trippe Jeanette and Marshall Winn Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Wooden, Sr. Mrs. Dorothy F. Young Mrs. Marian C. Larson Mr. Lawrence E. Young Mrs. Jerry C. Cannon Mrs. Trudy H. White Ms. Patricia Zamary Seven Oaks Presbyterian Church

Honorariums Mrs. Marcia G. Addison Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Sease, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jack G. Alexander Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III All the Mothers at PCSC Mr. and Mrs. Adriaan Kwist Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Anderson, Jr. Mrs. Billie S. Erwin Mrs. Frances Sellers Barnard Mrs. Hazel L. Berry Mrs. Hazel L. Berry Whit and Frances Anne Anderson Mrs. Rita P. Best Ms. Karen S. Lehotay The Reverend Dr. Russell S. Blackwelder Mrs. Edna T. Trippe The Reverend and Mrs. Robert W. Boston Whit and Frances Anne Anderson Mrs. Hargrove Bowles Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III The Reverend Dr. Frances W. Bragan Mr. and Mrs. Scott Ray Mr. and Mrs. T. Furman Brodie Mr. Joseph D. Carson, Jr. Mrs. Dorothy C. Brown Dr. and Mrs. Claudius H. Pritchard, Jr.

Mrs. Jean Cann Ms. Dina M. Hair Mr. Peter Caramello Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Miss Adair June Castellone Mrs. Lorraine J. Roeber Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Chastain Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Mrs. Mary M. Clanton Mrs. Meta P. Loftin Mr. Tom C. Clark Mr. John F. Clark, III Ms. Katherine D. Clark Clinton Presbyterian Community Residents Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pridmore Residents and Staff of The Clinton Presbyterian Community Ms. Dina M. Hair The Cole Family The Estate of Delma Cole Mr. and Mrs. Maurice C. Coleman Mr. Paul Watson Columbia Presbyterian Community Staff, Especially Cassels Health Care Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C. Craft, Jr.

Mr. William R. Crockett Ann Crockett Mr. and Mrs. William R. Crockett Whit and Frances Anne Anderson 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 The Reverend Dr. Russell S. Blackwelder Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Munoz Mrs. Edna T. Trippe The Reverend and Mrs. M. Achim Daffin The Reverend and Mrs. Charles E. Raynal, III Mrs. Faye A. Daniel Ms. Tricia L. Jordan Mr. Dennis E. Daye Peg and Mike Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Osmund W. Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Suneel Jaitly The Reverend Snow R. Donmoyer Mr. Charles M. Ingram 25

Tribute Gifts Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Dougherty Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Phillips Mrs. Betty W. Douty Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Douty, Jr. Mrs. Jean Dowdle Mr. Kenneth E. Love 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 The Reverend Dr. and Mrs. Charles Elliott Mrs. Kaye W. Borgstedt Mrs. Billie S. Erwin Mrs. Mary D. Cottingham The Reverend Dr. L. Franklin Fant, Jr. Mr. James E. Brogdon, Jr. Nazareth Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Luther F. Fant Mr. Andrew B. Fant The Reverend Dr. and Mrs. L. Franklin Fant, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. DeWitt Fincannon Bob and Emily McLean First Responders Everywhere Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Sargent, Jr. Mrs. Vivian M. Fogartie Dr. and Mrs. James E. Fogartie, Jr. Mr. Anthony G. Fountain Judy and Sig Huitt Mrs. Beulah S. Fox Mrs. Lola Faye Craig Mrs. Katherine M. Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Brown McCallum, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Garner Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Mr. and Mrs. Paul Garrigan Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III The Reverend Dr. Joseph S. Gaston Anonymous The Estate of Donna L. Branberg Ms. Nancy Branberg Ms. Ellen Crow Mrs. Lynn Pownall Mrs. Kathleen M. Gelzer Whit and Frances Anne Anderson Mr. Paul W. Giampietro and Ms. Karen Edwards Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III 26

Mrs. Puera Gifford Mrs. Glenda Fedricci Mrs. Betty A. Gosnell Ms. Kathleen Kelly Mrs. Louise J. Guy Mr. and Mrs. William C. Hay, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William G. Hagler Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Mr. and Mrs. Albert S. Hagood Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Mrs. Sue S. Haigler Mrs. Mary D. Cottingham Ms. Dina M. Hair Ms. Barbara T. Creel Dr. and Mrs. William W. Halligan, Jr. Col. and Mrs. Mark S. Patterson The James Family Foundation Mrs. Margaret Susan Hausman Kenn and Susan Cruse Mr. and Mrs. Ivey L. Heath, Jr. Whit and Frances Anne Anderson Ms. Virginia Heron Ms. Cam Lawton Mrs. Joyce R. Hickman Mrs. Mary D. Cottingham Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Holder Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Holland Mr. and Mrs. R. Browning Holland Mrs. Dorothy D. Hollis Mrs. Trudy H. White Mrs. Lynn Hollis The Reverend Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Abel Ms. Rachel G. Hood Ms. Rachel H. Edwards Ms. Barbara Grier Hood Moran Mrs. George Howard Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Mrs. Patricia H. Huggins Mr. and Mrs. Carlton E. Howell Mr. and Mrs. Carroll L. Howell Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Jackson Mr. Kenneth E. Love Mr. and Mrs. Suneel Jaitly Mr. and Mrs. Osmund W. Dixon Mrs. Dorothy C. Johnson Mrs. Meta P. Loftin Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson Mr. Kenneth E. Love

Mrs. Elizabeth H. Jones Whit and Frances Anne Anderson Mr. and Mrs. William P. Jones Whit and Frances Anne Anderson Mrs. Jean Kennett Mrs. Martha O. Bates Mrs. Elizabeth B. King Mrs. Meta P. Loftin Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kirksey Mr. Kenneth E. Love Mrs. Bruce W. Krucke Whit and Frances Anne Anderson Mrs. Muriel H. Lake Mr. and Mrs. K. David Lake, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Lamb Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III The Reverend Dr. John D. LeHeup, Sr. Peg and Mike Taylor Mrs. Katherine R. Ligon Jeff and Libby Aiken Mr. James E. Brogdon, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William F. Ligon Fred and Sheri Oxley Mr. and Mrs. G. Denton Lindsay The Reverend Elizabeth L. Templeton Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Locke Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Miss Betty Love Mr. Kenneth E. Love Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Lown, Jr. Mrs. Carol L. Clark Mrs. Winifred Mangan Ms. Cynthia M. Painter Mrs. Elsie V. Matthews Mrs. Roxanne M. Barrier Ms. Ann McCain Dr. and Mrs. Richard S. McCain Mrs. Betty U. McGregor Mr. Gary Simmons and The Reverend Elizabeth M. Simmons Mrs. Virginia H. McIntosh Mrs. Mary D. Cottingham Mr. Will McKibbon Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Mrs. Margaret H. McLeod Steve and Virginia Bales Ms. Alfreida McPherson The Ramage Family Mr. and Mrs. William P. Merritt Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III

Tribute Gifts Ms. Eva Spadoni Mills Brooks and Carol Mills Mrs. Betty G. Moore Mike and Alexa Barnhart Miss Peggy O. Moore Mr. Kenneth E. Love Mrs. Janice Moser Mr. Perry E. Gwinn, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nuttall Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Mr. and Mrs. William B. Owens, Jr. Joe and Lou Giles Ms. Beth Stoddard Pafford Mr. and Mrs. Jeff W. Wilson Park Circle Presbyterian Church Residents Ms. Glenda W. Gillette PCSC Foundation Board of Directors Mr. James E. Brogdon, Jr. PCSC Management Services Ms. Dina M. Hair Mr. and Mrs. E. Andrew Phail Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Miss Zoey Rose Pillow Mr. Guy Joseph San Fratello and Ms. Judy Barnes Mrs. Joan B. Potter Ms. Sandra Wallace Dr. Satish Prabu and Dr. Vijaha Prabhu Mrs. Nancy H. Humphreys Presbyterian Communities of South Carolina Mr. and Mrs. James E. Brogdon, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred A. Price, Jr. Mr. Wayne Price Ms. Mary W. Price Mrs. Marianne E. Bolton Mr. William D. Rhodes, Jr. Whit and Frances Anne Anderson Ms. Mary L. Roes Whit and Frances Anne Anderson Mrs. Marjorie C. Robert’s Children and Grandchildren Mrs. Marjorie C. Roberts Mrs. Udelle Rogers Mr. and Mrs. William W. Bowen, II Mrs. Lydia T. Ropp Prime Timer’s Sunday School Class Mr. Richard H. Rosebrock Mr. and Mrs. Blan Rosebrock

Mrs. Mary Ann Sanders Mrs. Hazel L. Berry Mrs. Pearl Woodcock Schilling Mrs. Janet S. Bailey Seven Oaks Presbyterian Resident Members Mr. William G. Bailey Dr. William B. Sheldon The Reverend Dr. Russell S. Blackwelder Mrs. Laura O. Shirer Ms. Margaret Shirer Mr. and Mrs. Ned H. Shows Whit and Frances Anne Anderson Mrs. Virginia Sides Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Kitchens Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Sides, III Mr. and Mrs. Joel Wier Mr. Gary Southern Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Southern Mutual Church Insurance Policyholders Southern Mutual Church Insurance Mr. David H. Spearman Mr. and Mrs. Joel Daniel Chaplain Marshall Stanley Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Munoz Mrs. Sharon Staton The Reverend Dr. and Mrs. L. Franklin Fant, Jr. Mr. P. Coker Stogner Mrs. Hazel L. Berry 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 Ellen Crow The Estate of Donna L. Branberg Nancy Branberg Lynn Pownall Ms. Margaret Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Mark Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Taylor Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III

The Family of Mrs. Mable W. Coller Mrs. Mable W. Coller The Village at Summerville Staff and Residents Mr. and Mrs. Adriaan Kwist Mr. and Mrs. Ted Thompson Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Mrs. Edna T. Trippe Whit and Frances Anne Anderson Dr. Kiera von Besser Mr. and Mrs. Kurt von Besser Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Waldrop Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Mrs. Violet G. Westbury Ken and Rita Westbury The Reverend Dr. and Mrs. Olin M. Whitener, Jr. Mrs. Kaye W. Borgstedt Mrs. Barbara O. Wieringa The Reverend and Mrs. Robert W. Boston Mr. and Mrs. Werner H. Will Whit and Frances Anne Anderson 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 Thornton and Joanne Stewart Mr. Jim Wright Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III Ms. Caroline M. 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 Ms. Josephine E. Yarborough Mr. Braxton M. Cutchin, III

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Tribute Gifts

Laurel Crest Foundation Presbyterian Communities of South Carolina has established Laurel Crest Foundation 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 foundation for the blessing of Laurel Crest residents and staff.

Anonymous Mrs. Janie Y. Catalano Ms. Jean F. Catalano Dr. Patricia DeCoursey Mr. and Mrs. James Deel Mr. Gregory DeWitt First Presbyterian Church, Columbia Mr. Anthony Fountain Mrs. Betty W. Gabriel

Ms. Nona Lynn Kisling Ms. Sandra Martin Mr. R.W. Roth Sunday School Class of Mrs. Evelyn Funderburk Women of the Church, First Presbyterian Church Mrs. Betty Yount

Memorials Mrs. Bertha Ariail Mrs. Julia M. Smoak Mrs. Marcia M. Ballentine Mrs. Marie Timmons Dorn Mrs. Betty Yount Mrs. Martha G. Bodie Mrs. Julia M. Smoak Mrs. Betty Yount Mr. S. Dean Dadisman Mrs. Julia M. Smoak Ms. Elizabeth T. Wills Mr. Gary G. Dannelly Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Laughridge, Sr. The Reverend John C. de Witt Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Laughridge, Sr. Mrs. Julia M. Smoak

Mrs. Stella B. Eargle Mrs. Julia M. Smoak Ms. Betty T. Wills Ms. Tena M. Leaphart Mrs. Julia M. Smoak Mrs. Jean Lesslie Mrs. Julia M. Smoak Mrs. Katie McMillian Mrs. Julia M. Smoak Ms. Betty T. Wills Mrs. Mary Ann Munn Mrs. Marie Timmons Dorn Mrs. Julia M. Smoak Ms. Elizabeth T. Wills Mrs. Betty Yount Mr. Omer Soso Mrs. Thelma Rast Mrs. Marian Tucker Mrs. Julia M. Smoak Ms. Thelma Rast

Honorarium Mr. Russell Harless The Reverend Dr. and Mrs. L. Franklin Fant, Jr.

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Learn how …

… to advance the well-being of older adults, create your legacy of caring, and accomplish your personal financial goals.

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. You can indicate your interest by checking the box on the enclosed envelope and returning it to the PCSC Foundation.

You can also find a downloadable version of the brochure on our website. Go to prescommunities.org/ planned-giving and click the “Ways to Give” link. You can also call our office at (803) 772-5885 to request a copy.

Laurel Crest

by Tricia Richardson

Life Enrichment Staff members Susan Smith, Tricia Richardson and Veronica Ime closed the show by dancing to Michael Jackson’s “Thriller.”

The “A-Choired-Taste” sang “These are a Few of My Favorite Things” at the show.

L-R: Judith Bunge (aka “Bellacapella”), Judy Turnipseed (“Cleftomaniac”), Tom Turnipseed (“Trebelmaker”), Bonnie Schneider (“Acapelica”), and Margaret Davis (“Mighty Maestro”).

Laurel Crest Residents and Staff Share Their Talents The “Talented (and NOT so Talented) Talent Show” is typically one of the biggest events at Laurel Crest Retirement Community, and this year’s show was no exception. The residents practice and rehearse for months leading up to the show. There were singers, dancers, story tellers, jokesters and more! One of the best things about this talent show is that there is no pressure to be perfect. The residents and staff show up to have a good time and share their “talents.”

On the night of the show, the room was packed with families and friends … there wasn’t even room to stand! The show has become so popular that the Community recorded the show and had another viewing a week later. Once again, the room was packed! The Community is already looking forward to next year’s show, and folks have already started working on their “talents.

Below: In June, Laurel Crest Retirement Community recognized some of its amazing staff members for their many years of service. Pictured below are just a few of the giving, talented and caring employees who received awards for their years of service. PCSC is deeply grateful for the contributions these staff members have made to uphold its mission.

Right: Laurel Crest resident Don Ward was recently honored with a quilt of valor for his service in the Air Force’s Military Air Police during the Korean War. He is pictured here with his great-grandchildren Kate, Ali, and Jack.

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Clinton

by Hannah Taylor

Visit to Landsford Canal State Park What’s better than sunshine and fresh air? Sunshine, fresh air and rocky shoals spider lilies, of course! Clinton residents recently took advantage of some beautiful summer weather and set out for the Landsford Canal State Park in Lancaster, SC. This park hugs the last freeflowing stretch of the Catawba River. It is also home to the largest known strand of rocky shoal spider lilies, which are named for the shallow and rocky patches of river that they cling to. These beautiful flowers bloom by the thousands each year during the months of May and June.

Due to increased commercial Above left: Clinton development and the damming of residents enjoy viewing rivers, these lilies are a rare find, so rocky shoals spider lilies residents were delighted to have from an overlook. opportunity to experience them in Above right: Rocky their natural environment. After shoals spider lilies along hiking a nature trail parallel to the the Catawba River. river and stopping along the way to admire wildlife and beautiful scenery, they arrived at the designated lily overlook and saw hundreds of spidery, white blooms sprinkled across the river. These tough little flowers are a sight to see!

Fly Me to the Moon On July 20, 1969, nearly 650 million people around the world held their breath as they watched the lunar module of NASA’s Apollo 11 mission touchdown on the surface of the moon. As Neil Armstrong took his first step on the lunar surface, he captured the magnitude of this moment with what is now considered to be one of the most famous quotes in history, “That’s one small step for [a] man, one giant leap for mankind.”

Fifty years later, the Clinton Community joined with the rest of the nation in celebrating this pivotal moment in human history. Residents spent a wonderful afternoon reminiscing over old newsreels, enjoying some “spacey snacks,” testing their knowledge with moon-themed trivia, and posing for glamour shots in an out-of-thisworld photo booth!

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Clinton residents Margie Roberts and Jane Cunningham (front row) join Martha Simmons and Shirley Arledge (back row) in celebrating the 50th anniversary of the first moon landing.

It was a beautiful day at the Flat Rock luncheon. Thanks to Allen and Polly Powell for their hospitality!

Above: Jane Cunningham celebrates Mother’s Day with daughters Kathy and Melinda. Below: Dot Eargle poses with her daughter, Judy, at the Mother’s Day Ladies Tea.

The trip to the BMW Zentrum Center was enjoyed by Clinton residents.

Calhoun Parr and Mac Nabors shuck corn with helper Hayden.

George Williamson laughs with his daughter, Gail, at the Father’s Day Cookout.

Bill Ford celebrates Father’s Day with his daughter, Marian.

Resident Ken Sledge is feeling patriotic.

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Columbia

by Amy McCormack

Lights! Camera! Action!: Volunteers Help Residents Create Documentary of Their Lives In 2016, Dana Risinger became a beloved volunteer at The Columbia Presbyterian Community, helping residents with genealogy research and introducing them to ancestry.com. She generously offers private sessions on her own time. She has interviewed over four dozen residents and staff and researched their ancestry. Each month, Dana hosts a Resident Spotlight to highlight one of those residents or staff members she has researched, presenting her findings to residents, their families and staff.

Dana’s passion for genealogy is contagious at the community. She also sparked the idea for the In Their Own Words documentary, which preserves residents’ personal life stories for their families to enjoy.

In Their Own Words aims to help preserve residents’ firsthand accounts of the times of their lives, many of which took place before so many advances in technology. The documentary began production in May of 2018 with volunteer videographers Wendell Patton and Rob Starkey (who also served as editor). Both volunteered their time, resources and equipment to make this production special for residents to share with their families.

The idea behind the video was to invite residents to share a story of choice about their lives and anything else they wanted to pass on to families and friends. Residents submitted pictures to include in the film, and they spoke to further highlight what was important to them. Some brought memorabilia to show on film, recited creative works such as poetry they had written, or even played musical instruments. During the filming process, residents were given creative freedom to say what they would Columbia Community volunteer Dana like and what stories Risinger (pictured with her husband they wanted to share.

Tommy) came up with the idea for the In Their Own Words documentary and served as the film’s interviewer.

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Columbia resident Louise Cornwall (center), shown with her daughters and friends, shared her memories in the documentary.

Left: The red carpet was rolled out in the Columbia chapel for the premiere.

With Dana as the interviewer, residents were prompted with questions to keep the story flowing. The crew made the experience positive with a “no pressure” atmosphere, giving the residents as many re-takes as they needed.

Families also contributed photos and prompts to help residents recall their most meaningful experiences. All residents were invited to participate, and there were several from assisted living and skilled care, in addition to independent living. It was a joy and a privilege to work with these residents, including those from “the greatest generation,” who have lived through many historic events.

The premiere of In Their Own Words took place on Saturday, May 18, when participants in the film were given the red carpet treatment. Guests included family, friends and residents. The movie premiered on the big screen, provoked both laughter and tears, and was enjoyed by all in attendance. Participants and their families had a blast at the after party that included fancy hors d’oeuvres made by Dining Services. It was truly a day to be remembered by all. The Columbia Community is grateful to Rob Starkey, Wendell Patton and Dana Risinger for this generous contribution to the community that will be cherished always.

Middle Schoolers from the Harvest Church in Lexington are cleaning up our gardens and helping at the community.

A wonderful assortment of treats were available at the Annual Westminster Presbyterian Social.

The Annual Mother’s Day Tea is hosted by Seven Oaks Presbyterian’s Hannah Circle.

Right: Carolyn Kay is decked out and ready for the 4th of July.

Wedding Month celebrations included wedding songs, a formal wedding cake and punch, plus a lovely photo display.

Emma Knudson and Vivian Fogartie reminisce as they admire the beautiful bridal photos.

Love and Laughter Daycare visits always include a greeting of happy hugs at storytime.

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Florence

by Marcia Austin

Mission Campers Visit Florence This summer, children in grades 1 to 6 from the local ServeFLO Mission Camp visited The Florence Presbyterian Community. The mission camp is associated with several churches who work to unify the local community by meeting various needs with the love and service of Christ. These children serve in schools, pet shelters, mission agencies, churches and other organizations.

The first day, the children brought wooden crosses that they and the residents decorated and which the residents kept as mementos. After craft time, the children joined residents in a game of Bingo.

The second day, a different group of children visited and exercised with residents under the leadership of Florence Wellness Director Leslie Thompson. Afterwards, they shared some of their talents. Hugs, pictures and good conversation were a highlight of their visit.

ServeFLO Campers visited the community as part of their summer mission work.

The week was topped off with a game of kickball with some of the older children who are part of the ServeFLO Mission Camp. The children took turns leading the game with the residents and concluded their visit with more exercise.

The Florence Community appreciates the ServeFLO Mission Camp kids for joining the residents for a wonderful time of love, service and friendship.

Their assistance and interaction was enjoyed by all.

Florence resident Grace Blackman and a ServeFLO mission camper enjoy a craft project.

The “Pop-Up”: A Beautiful Way to Spend an Evening Almost everyone enjoys going out for fine dining every now and then. At the Florence Community, the “Pop-Up” Restaurant is a monthly event, put on

by Dining Services, that allows residents to relive those times when people got dressed up to go out and enjoy 5-star food. The Pop-Up provides an intimate evening with low lights and music from the era that residents remember fondly.

The prices are reasonable and there is no need to figure a tip, as PCSC has a strict no-tipping policy.

Florence resident Daphen Edge prepares to enjoy a delicious meal at the “Pop-Up.” Behind her, diners toast the evening.

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Residents can book in advance and select from a menu exactly what they would like to eat: appetizer, entrée and dessert. They also have a choice of wines to accompany the meal, if they like. The menu changes every month, and residents are asked to give menu suggestions for the upcoming event when they finish their meal.

July’s Pop-Up menu featured a delicious Surf and Turf entrée.

Residents Enjoy Making Music A few times each month, The Florence Presbyterian Community enjoys visits with Robin Parker, a board certified music therapist.

She is a 2006 graduate of Charleston Southern University and serves as President of the SC Music Therapy Association. She is passionate about helping others use music to achieve their non-musical goals. Her visits are a time of physical, social and emotional stimulation for those who participate through the hands on-experience and creation of music.

Florence residents enjoy the stimulation of a rhythm exercise using sticks.

Clara Maxwell's patience pays off as she reels in a fish from the Florence Community pond.

Evelyn Huggins and new resident Bill Moore can't wait to try Old School House BBQ.

Master Kim’s Tae Kwon Do students perform for the residents.

Grace Blackman discusses the Pop-Up menu with the Director of Dining, Lynn Orr.

Right: Mr. Aaron Leland visits with his daughter, Ellen Wilhoit.

Hepsy and Clayton Parham wait with anticipation as the special monthly Pop-Up dinner begins.

Annie Miller happily cracks shells as she enjoys boiled peanuts.

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Foothills

by Lucie Price

Foothills Resident Awarded Order of the Silver Crescent

Above: Foothills resident Hazel Allen is surrounded by family and friends who gathered at the Foothills Community to celebrate her award.

Mrs. Hazel Allen is one of the amazing residents at The Foothills Retirement Community … basically, she is a rock star!

In recognition of her lifetime contributions to her local community, Hazel was recently awarded The Order of the Silver Crescent by the Governor of South Carolina, Henry McMaster.

Hazel devoted 30 years of her life to public education, teaching at Sue Cleveland Elementary (Piedmont), Hollis Elementary (Greenville) and Wren Middle School (Piedmont). She served as an officer of the Piedmont Book Club and Piedmont Mother’s Club. She also served as a volunteer and delivered Meals on Wheels in Anderson County for more than 20 years.

After retiring from public education, she devoted her time teaching Sunday school at First Baptist Church of Piedmont and visiting shut-ins to ease their loneliness.

She has been a member of First Baptist since 1949.

In addition to the Order of the Silver Crescent, Mrs. Allen was recognized by the Piedmont Mother’s Club as the Citizen of the Year in 2016, by the Piedmont Lions Club as Citizen of the Year in 2000, and she was the Teacher of the Year at Wren Middle School 1982-83.

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Volunteer organization Paws to Care visits our community twice a month.

Shown is Lacey the therapy dog, who enjoys a great back scratch from Betsy Hays.

Resident Wes Koch takes Lula Beth Griffin for a ride on the Foothills Community’s wheelchair bicycle.

Wes enjoys his work as a volunteer, giving other residents a ride every Wednesday.

A group of residents are ready to hike Twin Falls.

Margaret Lusk bakes chocolate treats for her fellow Foothills residents.

Above: Med Tech Elizabeth Simmons and resident Harold Williams get in line for the parade.

Red, white and blue abound with Rocky and Mary Coronato and dining staff member Chloe.

L-R: Volunteers Julia Palmer, Barbara Frasier and Robin Bell enjoy the Mother’s Day Tea with resident Carolyn Harvill.

Left: Arley Owen and John Minerva head to the 4th of July Parade.

At the Mother’s Day Tea: Billie Payne, her grandson Luke Hall (a Med Tech in Assisted Living) and her daughter Suzanne Hall.

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Summerville

by Karmen Wood

Swanky Dining Outings

Resident Celebrates 90th Birthday by Hosting Dive Show

Once a month, Village residents hop on the bus with excitement to visit a new Lowcountry restaurant. Charleston is filled with delicious restaurants, varied dining experiences, and Village residents do not want to miss out. They have tried Village Resident Bess Lawton everything from Asian enjoys avocado toast on a restaurants, seafood, Swanky Dining Outing to a barbecue and much more.

Lowcountry restaurant.

On one of their recent brunch outings, Bess Lawton even tried the latest trend in dining, avocado toast, and she was thrilled!

Village resident Clif Green celebrated his 90th birthday in a most unique way. On May 29, he hosted the morning Dive Show at the South Carolina Aquarium in Charleston. The Dive Show Clif Green (with a friendly acquarium allows patrons to interact diver in the background) with a diver and discover why the animals that reside there are real ocean superheroes. He was surrounded by friends, family, sea animals and patrons.

The July trip was to the Obstinate Daughter on Sullivan’s Island, which is very popular with locals.

The dinner was delicious and enjoyed by all.

Afterwards, they went below the restaurant to “The Bearded Cat’s Sweet Shop,” and enjoyed gelato, which is the best way to polish off a delicious dinner during hot summer days. On the way home from dinner, the group was already plotting its next outing, and they decided next month they would check out an Italian restaurant located on Johns Island called Wild Olive.

Many residents from The Village travelled to see Clif host the Dive Show at the SC Aquarium in Charleston.

Clif was among the first class of volunteers at the SC Aquarium, which opened in May of 2000, and he hosted many such Dive Shows for audiences over the years. Although Clif “retired” from his volunteer duties at the age of 85, he has continued to support the mission of the SC Aquarium over the past 19 years.

Surrounded by friends, family, sea animals, and aquarium patrons, Clif remarked, “I celebrated my 80th birthday by hosting the Dive Show, and I can’t think of a better way to celebrate my 90th birthday. The Aquarium is a big part of my life.”

Village residents enjoy gelato at the Bearded Cat’s Sweet Shop.

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Mary Meynardie and Mary Miller are ready for a 4th of July full of festivities.

Natalie Rumph, owner of The Wildwood Flower Designs, hosted a class for our residents.

Resident Teddie Stalin enjoys learning some tips during the floral arrangment class.

Left: Werner Kraft enjoys his first trip to Folly Beach.

Elvis was in the building and our residents loved the performance!

Father’s Day

Traditions give us something to look forward to and something to reflect on, and a favorite tradition at The Village is the Father’s Day Celebration. Each year, all the residents and their families are invited to honor fathers with a barbecue in the Creative Arts Center. The food is provided by the Dining Services Department, but the Maintenance Department team does all of the grilling. It is wonderful!

Mr. Willie Nelson provides a sweet serenade.

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