Union College Magazine - Fall 2023

letter from the president

Greetings, Union Family,

My favorite part of this magazine is the focus on Dr. Larry Inkster. Retiring after 50 years of service, his impact is far reaching. He has coached almost every sport on campus, has served in a variety of administrative roles, and has taught thousands of students. Everyone acquainted with Inkster has benefited from his wisdom, his collegiality, and his humor. We wish Larry and Kathy a very happy and well-deserved retirement.

Dr. Inkster and our faculty, staff, alumnae, and trustees made it possible for Union to weather the storms over the past few years, and the pandemic was a true test of our resilience. I am so proud of the way our campus community adjusted to new ways of program delivery and new protocols for supporting students. Personal attention has always been a hallmark of Union, and while virtual classes, meetings and celebrations are a safe way of gathering, we need physical presence to build community. There’s no better community than Union, and the good work continues.

We continue to expand the undergraduate curriculum to meet employment needs of our region and the interests of students, and we continue to grow our internship opportunities.

We have doubled graduate programs over the past six years to meet the increased demand from individuals wanting to expand their job knowledge and skills, and we have expanded our agreements with other institutions for guaranteed placement in graduate and professional programs.

We support access to all capable students who want a college degree, and our financial aid awarding structure makes a Union degree one of the most affordable options in the state, public or private.

At Union, we are preparing students for a meaningful, successful life. It’s our Union Distinction.

Go Bulldogs!

Marcia Hawkins, Ph.D. President, Union College

2022

Homecoming Court from left to right: Nijah Smith; Gracie Jervis; Zack Lipson; Teodora Jovic; Austin Smith; Hayley Hammons; Princess, Raigan King; Prince, Travis Hensley; King, Dalton Crook; Queen, Makynzie Miller; Malik McCalpine; Kristen Hamilton; Elijah Scott; Hannah Baker; Kassidy Koogler; and Evan Miller.

1. Ken Mackay ’72, and wife Teresa ’73, converse as they check in at the homecoming registration table.

2. Chandler Mills and Alex Garcia pose with their 5K medals.

3. Dr. Joseph Pearson runs full throttle during the inaugural 5k race.

4. Alumni, staff, faculty and students gather at the re-dedication of Burch/Nau Field.

5. Tim Curry, Executive Director of Athletics, and President Marcia Hawkins join in celebration as student-athletes cut the ribbon for the unveiling of the newly installed turf at Burch/Nau Field.

6. Three generations of Bulldogs strike a pose together at the iconic Spirit Rock: Frances (Black) Williams ’99, Peg (Prosser) Black ’71, and Allie Williams ’25.

7. Blair ’95 and Jennifer ’97 Skidmore are among those who gathered to honor Dr. Bob Clement ’64 at a tree dedication ceremony.

8. The memorial tree is near Ramsey Circle at the front of campus.

9. The Clement family poses from left to right: Bradley and Melinda (Clement) Massey, Linda Clement ’64, and Rob and Peggy Clement.

Members of the Class of 1970, 1971, and 1972 gather for the 50th Reunion Luncheon.

Amid a sea of orange and black, tailgaters embrace the festive spirit, mingling and sharing laughs while creating lasting memories on game day.

From left to right: Denis Avagliano, Peg Prosser Black, Larry Inkster, John Campbell, Ken Mackay, Teresa Mackay, Doyle Mills, Hock-Soon Goh, Carol Miller-Meibers, Gregg Turner, and Doug Wood.

Our Hall of Fame award ceremony is held each year during Homecoming. Awards are based on the following criteria: nominee meets timeline for years out of college; made outstanding contributions to their field; provided leadership at local, regional, state and/or national levels; shows support and involvement with the college; serves as a role model for others in their communities and profession; has potential to continue civic and professional contributions; and is an advocate for the college. Awards are given in Business & Professional, Educators, and Healthcare Hall of Fame.

The Alumni Distinguished Service Award is presented to alumnus/alumna each year for their outstanding leadership and service to others. Award recipients will be based on the following criteria: alumnus/alumna of Union College; has committed time, resources and/or energy in service to or in support of the college; shows evidence of leadership and service to others; and has excelled both personally and professionally.

Rising Star Award recipients should meet the following criteria: graduated from Union College within the past 10 years; exhibit campus involvement, preferably in a leadership role while a student; participation in and shown support of Union College activities; active in their community; and career success.

All alumni are encouraged to make nominations for the Hall of Fame. Simply go to unionky.edu/nominate.

A mass communications and marketing major, Monica went on to earn her MBA at Piedmont College in 2013. During her time as a student, Monica was a very successful Union College Women’s Volleyball player who currently holds the individual record for most assists in a season. Monica has worked in advertising for the last 10 years, mainly in the healthcare industry. She is currently the Senior Brand Manager at Procter & Gamble, managing billions of dollars in media for P&G brands in the U.S., Canada, and Puerto Rico.

Monica serves on the board of Children’s Home of Northern KY, which specializes in the mental health of children, their families, and specifically the LGBTQ+ community. Additionally, she has spent the last eight years volunteering for and supporting the Cincinnati Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired.

Dr. Larry Inkster is an exceptional individual who has made significant contributions to Union College over the course of seven decades until his retirement in May 2023. He not only holds both a bachelor’s and a master’s degree from Union College but has also been honored with induction into the Union College Athletic Hall of Fame in multiple categories. Throughout his career, Larry has demonstrated unwavering dedication to the college, as well as to numerous groups, individuals, and organizations.

Initially intending to teach physical education and coach baseball in New Jersey after graduating from Union, Larry’s path took a different turn when Dr. Pete Moore offered him a teaching position in his department and the opportunity to coach the Union baseball team. This provided Larry with the chance to pursue his passions. He furthered his education by earning a master’s degree at Eastern Kentucky University and a doctorate in physical education at the University of Kentucky.

Learn more about Larry’s 50 years of service on page 16.

Haley McCoy is the first woman and person of color to serve as President & CEO of the Kentucky Association for Economic Development (KAED). Prior to her role with KAED, she served as the executive director of economic development for the Kentucky Community and Technical College System (KCTCS) in Versailles. In 2022, The Kentucky Gazette included Haley in their list of Notable Women in Kentucky Politics and Government.

Haley has served as board director for numerous organizations, including the Foundation for Appalachian Kentucky, Christian Appalachian Project, and the Kentucky Historical Society. Haley was appointed by Governor Steve Beshear and Congressman Hal Rogers as a founding executive committee member of Shaping Our Appalachian Region (SOAR).

After earning her bachelor’s in mass communication from Union, Haley went on to earn her master’s in theological studies from Lexington Theological Seminary. She furthered her education with a joint MBA from the University of Louisville and the University of Kentucky, with an executive concentration.

Haley Mccoy ’07 Business & Professional Hall of Fame

Monica Moreland Hurd ’11 Rising Star Award

Dr. Larry Inkster ’72 Distinguished Alumni Service

A native of Barbourville, Carol Clouse earned her bachelor’s from Union in 1972, becoming the first person in her family to earn a degree. Soon after graduation from Union College, she received the keys to her first classroom at Boone Elementary here in Knox County. This was at the same time Knox County became integrated through federal busing. Clouse became an “unofficial” ambassador for Boone Elementary to African American families and their students as everyone was going through a considerable amount of adjustment.

Following her retirement in 2000, Clouse has remained active in the field of education. She has served as a reviewer for the Kentucky Education Professional Standards Board (EPSB) and acts as a trained accreditation examiner for the National Council of Accreditation for Teacher Education (NCATE). She is currently a professor in the Educational Studies Unit here at Union where she is helping prepare teacher education students for careers as classroom teachers. In 2020, Carol was inducted into the Louie B.Nunn Kentucky Teacher Hall of Fame.

Dr. Bob McGuire graduated from Union in 1960. He then earned his Master of Science in botany in 1964 and his PhD in botany in 1971, both from the University of Tennessee. Dr. McGuire taught at the University of Montevallo from 1971 to 1999. During his 28 years at the University, he received multiple grants from the Montevallo Research Committee for his research in biology, had nearly 30 professional publications, was featured in ‘Who’s Who in Science and Engineering’ in 1992, was nominated for the CASE award in 1996, and received the National Biology Teachers Award in 1998.

Union was also the place Dr. McGuire met Getrude (Trudy) Mynear, who later became his wife. Trudy was a member of the Union College Board of Trustees for several years before her passing. During that time, Dr. McGuire supported the various causes of the Union College Trustee Spouses.

Bob has been a loyal, consistent annual donor for the last 32 years, supporting the McGuire Endowed Scholarship.

Dr. Mackey was born in Barbourville, Kentucky and completed his education at Barbourville City Schools in 1953. After attending Union College for a year, he served three years in the U.S. Marine Corps. Upon returning to Union College, he met and married fellow Bulldog Dolores Brown, ’70. Subsequently, he pursued his studies at the Southern College of Optometry in Memphis, Tennessee.

Following his graduation, Dr. Mackey established his practice in Corbin, Kentucky, where he dedicated 50 years of his career. Eventually, he retired from active practice, passing the reins to his youngest son, Benjamin.

Throughout his professional journey, Dr. Mackey has demonstrated leadership and service. He was the president of the Kentucky Board of Optometric Examiners, served as a board member there for eight years, and served six years on the Kentucky State Board for the Blind. Earlier in his career, Dr. Mackey served on the finance committee of the Union College Board. He has also been a Gideon for more than 50 years.

Bob and Dolores were married for 58 years and raised four children. Dolores passed away in 2017.

Carol Clouse ’72 Educators Hall of Fame

Dr. Bob McGuire ’60 Educators Hall of Fame

Dr. Bob Mackey Healthcare Hall of Fame

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New

Representing roughly 30 countries from around the world, international students are a vital part of Union’s campus. To better support their transition to college life, Union has opened a new International Student Services office. Seniors Yaniv Zion, from Israel, and Carlos Sainz Barroso, from Spain, will serve as liaisons, providing new international students with needed support and guidance.

“Barbourville is really different from how we used to live outside the United States,” recalls Yaniv.

He explains that in addition to all the adjustments any new college student must make, international students also need help filling out important documents, applying for green cards, and finding transportation to critical locations like the social security office and the airport. Even learning where to buy vegetables can be a hurdle.

Carlos notes that little things like not knowing that “R” stands for Thursday can really add up and make things more challenging than needed. For him, this meant missing a class on his first day.

Since that first day, Carlos has gone on to be elected president of the Student Government Association two years in a row. He also plays soccer, serves as a Justice Leader, and is majoring in chemistry.

Yaniv currently works as a tutor and Spiritual Life Leader. He is majoring in psychology, has been part of Union’s theater crew, and also plays soccer.

Now, Yaniv and Carlos want to share all they have learned about being successful Bulldogs to help new students arriving from outside the U.S.

Carlos says he will encourage new students to get involved on campus and ask questions in class.

“Union is a small school,” he says. “If the teachers know you, they will help you. It’s really positive to keep those connections.”

Yaniv adds, “We just want to make sure new students are not feeling alone at Union.”

Union is committed to serving the academic needs of a diverse community of students in a dynamic, personal environment. As International Student Liaisons, Yaniv and Carlos will meet bi-weekly with new international students, coordinate with college administration to meet their unique needs, assist with resource referrals, and maintain regular hours in the new International Student Services office, located on the first floor of Speed Hall.

Yaniv Zion and Carlos Sainz Barroso in the new International Student Services office in Speed Hall.

CALIFORNIA CONNECTION

Jennifer Hoggan stands on the cool sand of Coronado Beach, waves crashing in the distance. She smiles at the camera, proudly holding what she’s dreamed of for 38 years – her diploma.

“It feels like a puzzle piece going into place,” she says. Jennifer’s connection with Union began in the winter of 2017 when Jane Skidmore and her mother Jane Minton Blair happened to attend the Methodist church in Coronado, California, where Jennifer’s husband is a minister. Later, Union’s online options, affordability, and supportive community turned out to be just what Jennifer needed to make her dream come true.

In 1984, Jennifer began her studies at California State University, Long Beach. She was a student of Comparative Literature but was not able to complete her degree at that time. “I didn’t have my act together,” she says.

As time went on, Jennifer lived a full life as a mother, wife, volunteer, and employee of various jobs. Still, she “always felt that lack” regarding her education. When she filled out job applications or heard people talking about where they got their degree, she says she “felt a little bad inside” and was determined to complete her bachelor’s, too.

By 2019, Jennifer’s three children were nearly grown, and the time to focus on her studies had come.

“I put my family first for a long time, and that was good,” she says, “but as my kids became older and were leaving the nest, it became easier for me to think about going back to school and make it happen.”

Jennifer decided to pursue substance use counseling. She knew there was a great need, others saw her potential as a counselor, and she learned that in California, the path to licensure only required an undergraduate degree, rather than an additional master’s. She enrolled in San Diego Community College with a clear goal in sight.

Then, the pandemic happened. Like everyone, Jennifer experienced heavy emotions and massive changes in her day-to-day life. Her classes suddenly shifted to online. Her youngest son, who was in college himself, came home because his dorm closed. Her husband’s work was constantly in flux. “It was just a tough time for the whole country,” she remembers.

Still, Jennifer persevered. She realized that as an older student, she had developed life skills that helped her navigate this new world and succeed in an online environment. She completed her Associate of Science and Associate of Arts degrees in 2020, along with a certificate in Alcohol and Other Drug Studies.

Union’s online options help Jennifer Hoggan live her dream

By Rachel Dorroh

Now she was ready for the next step. When Jennifer searched for “affordable online degrees in addiction counseling,” she was excited to see Union College come up second on the list. She was already familiar with Union’s welcoming community and solid track record.

“It felt like things just kept falling into place,” she says.

The synchronicity began one Sunday in 2017. Like any other Sunday, Jennifer’s husband, the Rev. Robert Fuesler, asked his Coronado congregation if anyone was visiting from out of town. When Jennifer heard that two women were in from Kentucky, she made her way down the aisle to them during the passing of the peace. She welcomed them and explained that her daughter Abigail wanted to go to a college in Kentucky and that they would be visiting it soon.

The visitors asked which school, and Jennifer said it was a small one they had probably never heard of. When it turned out to be Union, Jane Skidmore remembers that she and her mother squealed. “I live across the street from Union!” Skidmore told Jennifer.

Skidmore has served on Union’s Board of Trustees for many years and is currently the Vice Chair. Her mother, Jane Minton Blair, has been called Union’s best ambassador and “The First Lady of Union” in recognition of her decades of service and generous philanthropic support.

The two mother-daughter pairs met up for coffee after the service, and Jennifer and Jane Skidmore struck up a friendship that has lasted to this day. Skidmore invited Jennifer and Abigail to stay with her when they visited Union that spring, and Jennifer accepted. She says “Jane’s absolutely gracious demeanor” won her over, and that she is grateful she got to spend time with Blair on that visit before she passed the following year.

Jennifer holding her diploma in front of the Pacific Ocean, January 2023.

“I believe we’re soul sisters,” Skidmore says of Jennifer.

Though Abigail ended up going to a different school, Union’s charming campus and kind community remained fresh in Jennifer’s mind. Skidmore and Blair’s words of wisdom and warm encouragement stuck with her, and she was happy to find that the school they so dearly loved happened to be the perfect fit for her.

“I wanted a program that would be small enough where I would be known as an individual, that could work around my time constraints, that was affordable for my family budget, and obviously, that supported my professional goals. All those things were important to me, and I found them at Union,” Jennifer says.

She applied, was accepted, and was delighted to find that the same person who had “exhibited that legendary Southern graciousness” on her tour in 2017, Drew Horner, was now her admissions counselor. “It was a full-circle moment,” she says.

Drew’s friendly, helpful demeanor matched the rest of what Jennifer found at Union. Like all Union students, she was assigned an academic advisor to be her liaison and offer 1:1 support throughout her time at the school. The flexible class schedules met her needs, and she was impressed with the quality of the content. She notes that teaching online is an “art form” and that her professors excelled at it.

In December of 2022, Jennifer earned her Bachelor of Science in Substance Abuse Counseling from Union. “I’m part of the Bulldog family now. It feels really good,” she says.

Now, Jennifer has passed the licensure test to become an addictions counselor and just needs to accrue her supervised clinical hours. In the meantime, she’s using her education to serve her community. Jennifer volunteers to help those struggling with addiction and is also employed at a residential facility. “It feels good to give back,” she says.

While Jennifer is pleased with the work she’s doing, the biggest changes for her in getting this degree are more personal than professional. “Whenever we pursue a goal and conquer the obstacles that stand

In addition to her other volunteer work, Jennifer helps facilitate a support group for parents of children with a rare disease called Granulomatosis with Polyangiitis, or Wegener’s Granulomatosis.

When Jennifer’s child was diagnosed, she searched for other parents to talk to who understood what her family was experiencing. Once she found them, they created a support group together that has grown to over 150 members from around the world.

Jennifer is passionate about raising awareness of the disease and helping parents find needed support. For more information, contact her at jenniferhogganaods@gmail.com.

in the way of meeting that goal, then we have more confidence in ourselves,” Jennifer says. “I have some of that feeling.”

She notes that her friends and family members have been impacted by her accomplishment, too. “You know, to see me do this, they’ve been moved and inspired to do different things in their lives, too,” she says.

Jennifer also sees the spiritual side of making her dream come true.

“I believe, as a woman of faith, that we are all interconnected in ways that we don’t even fathom. So, when any one of us lives up to more of our own potential, it sends ripples out in ways that we don’t fully understand.”

Skidmore says Jennifer is a special person, “very deep thinking and intuitive,” and that she was thrilled when Jennifer told her about completing her bachelor’s degree. She knows Jennifer will be a great counselor, too. “She’ll be such a life changer for people,” Skidmore says.

Union College is committed to changing lives, one student at a time. The small faculty-to-student ratio means that each student receives an individualized education and the support needed to find their purpose and succeed. Union’s online programs are offered in convenient 8-week courses with multiple admission dates throughout the year.

To explore which program is right for you, call 1-800-489-8646, email gradonline@unionky.edu, or scan this QR code:

Jane Skidmore with Jennifer, March 2022. (Photos courtesy of Jennifer Hoggan.)

On April 15, 2023, the highly anticipated Mackies event took place, offering a prestigious platform to honor outstanding athletes and teams. Serving as a dual celebration, this year’s ceremony not only recognized the 2023 Athletic Hall of Fame Inductees and graduating Senior Athletes but also paid tribute to the exceptional individuals and teams from the postponed 2020 induction. Amidst the echoes of cheers and applause, the Mackies brought together a community to commemorate achievements and highlight the resilience of these remarkable athletes.

Inductees into the

Athletic Hall of Fame

Inductees Left to Right

Quintin Borders (Class of ’11) - Football

Brooke Smith (Class of ’11) - Women’s Basketball

Johnnie Nabors (Class of ’09) - Track & Field

Allison Fowler (Class of ’08) - Women’s Basketball

Scott Russell (Class of ’97) - Football

Not pictured

Sarah Driver (Class of ’11) - Softball

Marty Popham (Class of ’08) - Baseball

Teams of Distinction recognized

2007 WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL

The roster included: Nicole Bistline, Brooke Bowlin, Tara Gambrel, Stephanie Pateman, Monica Moreland, Christina Prindle, Suzannah Behnken, Marlee Cooper, Amy Deininger, Deena O’Hare, Tracie Phillips, LeeAnn Kirschner, Meg Donnelly, Misty Belcher, Danielle Singer, Tara Wright, Melissa Shannon, Brooke Vinovich, Sarah Alderson, Autumn Combs, Whitney Thomas, Amanda Shyrock, Ethel Collins, and Head Coach Whitney Erb.

2007 WOMEN’S TENNIS

The roster included: Estefania Cirigliano, Andressa Coelho, Heather Cole, Camila Cunha, Paola Gammara, Katie Sakalauskas, Yeris Vargas, and Head Coach Renzo Lopez.

2007 MEN’S TENNIS

The roster included: David Arrubla, Pablo Costa, Nelson Escobar, Anthony Hill, Juan Manuel Lorenzo, Ivan Mardones, Roscoe Moonieyam, Patrick O’Neal, and Head Coach Renzo Lopez.

2007-08 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

The roster included: Tara Tucker, Brooke Smith, Susanna Todd, Jessica Baker, Ashley Lunsford, Carrie Bistline, Whitney Bundy, Cassandra Lawson, Allison Fowler, Maisie Insko, Carley Blankenship, Tiffany Haynes, Lyndsey Simmons, Allyson Campassi, Briann Bargo, Stephanie McCullah, Julie Arnold, Head Coach Tim Curry, and Assistant Coach Zach Vogelsberg.

2009 MEN’S GOLF

The roster included: Anthony Carruba, Josh Goddard, Derrick Herron, Jordan Hogue, Adam LaTulippe, Sam Lee, Magnus Lundberg, Ben Schneider, and Jake Woodall, and Head Coach Eric Wyrick.

Distinguished Athletic SERVICE AWARd

Both the 2020 and 2023 service awards were presented this year. The Service Award is presented to individuals who have shown consistent support of Union College Athletics and student-athletes. The 2020 recipient was Trustee Roy Pullium. Roy was unable to attend due to an injury. Union Trustee Dr. Don Calitri ’64 accepted the award on his behalf.

Prior to presenting the 2023 award, Master of Ceremonies Don Lane '65 announced the award would hereafter be called the “Larry Inkster Distinguished Athletic Service Award.” The 2023 recipient was Dr. Pete Hester.

LEFT: Dr. Larry Inkster, Dr. Pete Hester

2007 Women’s Volleyball

2007-08 Women’s Basketball

Don Lane, emcee

Dr. Larry Inkster retires after 50 years of service

In 1973, John Lawrence Inkster began his career at Union College. Half a century later, he has become one of Union’s most distinguished and beloved faculty members, known for his dedication to academics and

athletics, his playful personality, and his distinctive New Jersey accent. In the following pages, we share a selection of memories, career highlights, and words of gratitude from his students and colleagues.

“‘Homer’ was the star of upper ‘C’ wing!!! Many fond memories with him.”

Bill (Bones) Youngs ’73

“Enjoy your retirement my friend – you have certainly been an asset to Union College!” Denis Avagliano ’71

“Thank you, and all the best to you!”

Brenda Sears Deffenbaugh ’71

“You have done great things for Union and your students. Good luck in retirement, it should help your golf game.” John Campbell ’71

Dr. Inkster first came to Union College as a kid from Collingswood, New Jersey in 1968.

Union Class Credits

1972 Bachelor of Science, Physical Education

1973 Master of Arts, Health Education

RIGHT: Junior Class Officers, left to right, Tommy Bennett, Pres.; Mary Shelton, Sec.; Debbie Gregory, Treas.; Larry Inkster, V-Pres., 1971 yearbook

How it all began

LEFT: Freshman photo, 1969 yearbook

Movin’ on up

Soon after completing his bachelor’s and master’s at Union, Larry was hired in the Office of Admissions. In the years that followed, Inkster became a professor, coach, and so much more.

LEFT: Larry Inkster, Admissions Counselor (1977 yearbook)

Some of Dr. Inkster’s Union titles over the years:

• Professor of Health & Physical Education

• Faculty Representative on the Board of Trustees

• Faculty Representative for the Appalachian Athletic Conference

• Interim Vice President for Academic Affairs

• Head of the Department of Wellness, Human Performance, and Recreation Management

• Division Chair, Applied Sciences

• Athletic Director

• Director of Intramural Sports

• Head Coach: Women’s Golf

• Head Coach: Men’s Soccer

• Head Coach: Baseball

• Assistant Coach: Men’s Basketball

• Assistant Director of Admissions

• Recruiter in Admissions Office

ABOVE: Pi Upsilon Beta (PUB) 1976-1977, left to right: E. Hammell; F. Mossbrucker; Sponsor L. Inkster; S. Johnson; R. Hill; E. Grover; M. Lindsey; J. Wilson; S. Jones; D. Hinkle; and T. Lawson, 1977 yearbook

OPPOSITE PAGE: Coach Inkster, left, congratulates Mark Carson and John Gacesa. (1983 yearbook)

ABOVE: 1982 Soccer Team, left to right: First row – Eric Waters; Ali Compier; Don Buchanan; Dan Hoffman; Rufus Dinuwelle; Shoja Nabavi; Chukes Iwunze; Ricardo Testino; Stephen Nagbe; Cory Straup. Second row – Karen Hornbeck, stats; Ali Fuwaz; Amir Keshavarz-Joud; Chuck Slusher; Darwin Winston; John Lusby; Dwayne Peters; John Gacesa; Carl Castell; Byron Walker; John P. Louis; Mohammad Jahangiri; Roy Silver; and Coach Larry Inkster.

ABOVE: 1977-1978 Men’s Basketball Team, left to right: Paul Peck, Manager; Ed Hammell, Statistician; Butch Grubb; Clark Thompson; Mike Sammons; Dinky Phipps; Fred Jones; Al Gordon; Mike Pfeffer; Bert Gregory; Ron Swope; Durkee Davidson; Johnny Delpont; Tony Bailey; Larry Inkster, Assistant Coach; Pete Moore, Coach (1978 yearbook)

Giving it his all

During his career, Dr. Inkster earned an additional master’s from Eastern Kentucky University, a Ph.D. from the University of Kentucky, and many honors and awards.

Recent Honors

2023: Received the Student Government Association (SGA) Distinguished Professor Award

2023: Union College Distinguished Athletic Service

Award renamed the Dr. Larry Inkster Distinguished Athletic Service Award

2022: Received Union’s Distinguished Alumni Award for outstanding leadership and service

2021: Appalachian Athletic Conference Faculty

Representative of the Year Award renamed the Dr. Larry Inkster Faculty Athletic Director Award

Union’s 2012 Athletic Service Award went to Dr. Inkster in recognition of his many notable accomplishments as coach of multiple sports. In 2003, he made it into the Union’s Athletic Hall of Fame in multiple categories, as well.

Grover;

Barkley Parsley; Bob Angstadt; Mark Cranin; Dave Smallwood; Jeff Walter. Row 3 – Thom Thompson; Bear Steele; Tom Johnson; Scott Martin; Oscar Goins; Fred Mossbrucker; Joe Pronchick, Manager; Rob Cromin; Paul Sizemore; Wayne Bruner; Glenn Proffit; Harry Davis; Mike Cox, Manager (1978 yearbook)

RIGHT: Inkster receives the SGA Distinguished Professor Award from SGA President Carlos Sainz Barroso, 2023 Honors Convocation.

OPPOSITE PAGE: 1977-1978 Baseball Team, left to right: Row 1 – Rick Hill; Ed Milano; Steve Johnson; Clark Thompson; Mark West; Earl

Larry Inkster, Coach. Row 2 –

RIGHT: Inkster with the 2012 Athletic Service Award.

Larry coached the baseball team for 11 years (1977-83 and 1985-88) and won 197 games and three Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference championships.

Dr.

started the women’s golf program in 1998 and led the team to two NAIA National Championship Tournament appearances in 2003 and 2004.

2002: Mid-South Conference Women’s Golf

1989: Kentucky Intercollegiate Soccer Association

1983 & 1978: Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (KIAC) (Baseball)

1983, 1978 & 1977: National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA), District 32 (Baseball)

Inkster

Inkster with the NAIA trophy in 1978.

Thank you, Larry!

Dr. Inkster will be greatly missed on campus, but his legacy will live on in the ways he has shaped our school and positively impacted so many lives. We commend his many achievements, wish him happiness and health, and offer our heartfelt thanks for his countless contributions to our Union family.

“The proudest moment I’ve had was my first day as a faculty member when I walked into Robsion room 205 and realized I would be teaching in the same room Larry taught me in. He was, without a doubt, my favorite professor, and I’m proud to follow in his footsteps.” Chris Gibson ’15, Assistant Professor of Health & Wellness

“You helped change my life.” Maurice Singleton ’96

“A true mentor and such a nice man, never a sad day with Inkster. Always laughter in his classrooms. The whole UC soccer team wishes you the best in your retirement!!!” Toby Jarvis ’20

“From the bottom of my heart, thank you.” Dr. Marcia Hawkins, President

“He was a great professor who invested in me and encouraged me to go to graduate school. … I still regularly share one of the quotes he would share in class, ‘Being educated isn’t knowing all the answers. It is knowing how to find the answers.’” John Sampson ’92

“My parents weren’t able to come for my graduation in 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the restrictions in my country (Belgium). Dr. Inkster was there, stood up, and took my parents’ place for my graduation and cheered me on. … I am sending my kindest and friendliest wishes to Dr Inkster, his family, and my Union College family!”

Antoine Englebert ’21

“Inkster was an amazing professor. During classes he always made sure to give reallife examples of the material using sports of his students in the classroom. He made learning easy and very fun. I always looked forward to his classes and learning from him.” Susana Martinez ’17

“Congrats, Larry! You deserve it!” Angie Jackson ’87

“He is a true scholar and a true academic. … I’m so grateful for the nine years that I’ve had to share alongside him as faculty at Union.” Dr. Marisa Greer, Executive Vice President and Provost

“My family was one of the lucky ones. Dr. Inkster taught my father, the late Clarence Mackey, Jr. ’93, my brother, Cornelius Mackey ’11, and myself! He is Union to us, and it was a privilege to learn from him!” Sean Mackey ’14

“So proud to have been your student.” Jennifer Geyer Adams ’97

“Doc is the best! He always made time for you and deeply cares about his students and the college. Congrats on a well-deserved retirement!” Josh Littleton ’10

“Gave everyone the utmost respect and was the nicest human being!” Nick Cash ’17

“What an amazing man! He was always there to encourage us and cheer us on in the classroom and the soccer field.” Amy Taylor Smith ’98

“Inkster was always fantastic and the most enjoyable by far! Everyone loved him!” Rebekah Shae Bell ’18

“Have a long and happy Retirement Coach Inkster.” Ron Yanich and Kristina Miller Yanich ’84

LEFT: Antoine Englebert ’21 with Dr. Inkster

“We’ve been in the same suite of offices together for a long time, and frankly, he’s the best thing about coming to work. But I would not want you to think, on the basis of this, that Larry is necessarily well behaved.”

Andy Messer, Assistant Professor of Recreation Management

“We once had a discussion during my student teaching about how you teach a class of 30 with two badminton rackets and one birdie. We developed some creative solutions together. Fun stuff.” Tony Akers ’89

“My favorite thing about Doctor Inkster is that he is such a kid at heart. When I was student teaching, I wanted to teach a unit of frisbee activities, but had no frisbees. I asked Doc Inkster if I could borrow his stash of frisbees, and his reply was, ‘You’ll have to play me for them.’ We proceeded to have a contest of who could make a basket (on the basketball court) from half court with a frisbee first. I somehow managed to win, so I got to take Doc’s bag of frisbees with me that day. Great teacher, a retirement well deserved!!”

Lee Davis ’11

“The best of the best!!” Sierra Williams ’17

“Whatever we undertook, I knew that Dr. Inkster would give it 100% effort. He would always put students first, Union College next and whatever he attained last because the first two were the most important. Congratulations to my fellow Union graduate, colleague, and most importantly, lifelong friend.” Donald Lynn Calitri ’71, former professor at Union & current Board of Trustees member

“Living legend!” Richard Meier ’14

“You were one of the reasons why people like me came to Union and stayed. Thank you. I love you, my friend.” Tim Curry, Executive Director of Athletics

“You helped so many lives, including mine. … God bless you always.” Juliana Filipe ’02

Full circle

“I have some great memories with Coach Inkster back in the 80’s with physical education classes, baseball, and indoor soccer. I remember him always being full of energy and calling me “Lawrence” even though I am just Larry. … Thank you very much for your 50 years of dedication to Union College and the students attending there!” Larry McNabb ’88

“His unwavering passion for Union and its students is contagious. I feel extremely fortunate to have been taught by him. I wouldn’t be the person I am today without his guidance and influence.” Kellianne Holck ’17

“You were always so nice and helpful.” Norm Haney ’99

“You always wore your smile on good days & bad, and every student knew your name! You accomplished so much and made a huge impact on so many students that passed through Union.” Jeff Carper ’97

“May you know that you have made an indelible mark. …Your legacy will live on for generations to come.” Dr. Fidelis Achenjang, Professor of Chemistry

“To many, Union is Larry!” David Austin ’63

At his retirement party, Dr. Inkster brought up Union’s core values, the first letters of which spell out the word CIRCLES. He joked that the “I” and the “L” stand for “Inkster” and “Larry,” but really—he’s not far off. Dr. Inkster represents Union’s values better than anyone we can think of. Thank you for everything, Doc!

ABOVE: 2007 Department of Wellness, Human Performance & Recreation, left to right: Dr. Larry Inkster, Andy Messer, Prof. Kathleen Flynn, Prof. Mark Cullum, and Dr. Randy Botkin

Service Unleashed — Bulldogs Give Back!

Highlights from the 2022-2023 School Year:

1. The women’s volleyball team spent time with senior residents at Christian Care Communities of Corbin.

2. The men’s basketball and baseball teams helped deliver Christmas backpacks full of food, clothes, school supplies, hygiene items, and toys to children in Knox County.

3. Many Bulldogs volunteer at the Union College Boys & Girls Club (UCBGC) throughout the year. These students from the Edna Jenkins Mann School of Nursing taught the kids about healthy habits.

4. For the 2nd year in a row, the UCBGC hosted a Glow-in-the-Dark Easter Egg Hunt for the local community.

5. Union also offered a free Breakfast with the Easter Bunny event in partnership with Barbourville Tourism.

6. Students from multiple majors, organizations, and sports teams volunteered in our local schools during Read Across America week.

7. Over the summer, Dr. Jayme Kilburn facilitated a free month-long community theater workshop.

8. Bulldog Sports Day gave local kids an opportunity to learn from Union coaches and sharpen their skills as they participated in free sports clinics.

9. The Appalachian Gathering for Recovery Solutions brought together hundreds from Eastern Kentucky and beyond to share resources, ideas, and hope for addictions recovery.

10. Union faculty and staff painted windows in downtown Barbourville to celebrate the Fourth of July, organized by Barbourville Tourism and Union’s Kirstie Warren.

Union College, known for its long-standing tradition of conferring degrees in May, made a significant change to its academic calendar in 2021. Recognizing the importance of timely celebrations, the college introduced a December commencement ceremony, providing an additional opportunity for students to commemorate their achievements. On December 10, 2022, our December commencement ceremony took place, followed by the traditional May commencement ceremony on May 6, 2023. Over the course of the academic year, a total of 281 students proudly earned their undergraduate and graduate degrees. With the conferral of degrees, the culmination of years of hard work and dedication, the graduates joined the proud ranks of Union College alumni. They embarked on a new chapter, equipped with knowledge, skills, and experiences that will shape their futures and enable them to make meaningful contributions to society.

Faculty Friends

A series where we reconnect with some of our cherished faculty members and delve into their post-retirement adventures

After retiring, Dr. Ella Hensley found herself surrounded by a growing family of pets when she married her husband. Despite not having had pets since her youth on a farm, she now cares for 19 cats and three dogs, which keeps her quite occupied. In her free time, when she’s not tending to her “fur children,” she shares delightful adventures with her husband in their motor home, exploring nature through hiking and photography. Although they mainly explore states close to Kentucky, her ultimate favorite destination remains the captivating Great Smoky Mountains.

Embracing her newfound leisure time, Dr. Hensley has rekindled her love for reading. No longer engrossed in professional journals as a teacher, she has immersed herself in the captivating mystery novels of J.A. Jance, her newfound favorite author. However, her heart still belongs to Sometimes a Great Notion by Ken Kesey, a timeless book that holds a special place as her all-time favorite.

Dr. Ella Hensley taught economics at Union for 30 years, and one prominent thing she said she learned was to “understand how wonderful and unique Union students are.” She cherished the opportunity to connect with them both inside and outside the classroom, forming lasting bonds that enriched her teaching experience.

Arriving at Union in 1980 to impart his knowledge of history, Dr. John C. Taylor found a true home for 33 fulfilling years. During his tenure, he played a pivotal role in establishing both the Wilderness Club and the Pine Mountain Grotto, nurturing a sense of adventure among Union’s students with a passion for cave exploration. Following his retirement in 2013, his love for history and the great outdoors continued to drive him toward exciting new projects.

At present, he is diligently preparing a presentation on the Civil War history of a county in West Virginia, a place close to his heart as he owns a farm there. Additionally, he is engrossed in curating an awe-inspiring slideshow, comprising over 10,000 photos from his wilderness escapades with students during their time at Union.

Dr. John Taylor

Firmly believing in professionalizing hobbies, Dr. Taylor’s advice to his students was to “marry for money, read history for love.” To him, Union was the epitome of perfection, offering a beautiful campus and the wonderful opportunity to engage with a diverse array of people.

Dr. Ella Hensley

Thank You!

Thanks to all who helped make a difference for Union College students during Dear Old Union Day on May 17, 2023.

Together, we raised more than $75,000 for scholarships, academic and student life programs, athletics, and departments.

www.unionky.edu/give

A LETTER FROM THE OFFICE OF ADVANCEMENT

As we reflect on the past academic year, we are filled with gratitude for the achievements made possible through your unwavering support. We are thrilled to share some highlights of the year with you:

• Thanks to your contributions, we were able to award a total of $11.8 million in scholarships for the 2022-2023 school year, with $3.6 million awarded to our incoming class. We are proud to say that 100% of Union College undergraduate students received scholarships or financial aid, ensuring that every student has the opportunity to pursue their educational dreams.

• A total of 281 students celebrated their dedication and hard work as they walked across the stage to receive their well-deserved degrees. These graduates embody the transformative power of education, and your support has played a crucial role in their success.

We are immensely grateful for our generous community of alumni, parents, facult y, staff, and friends who contribute to various areas of our institution, including The Union Fund, scholarships, facilities, academic programming, athletics, and more. Your contributions help us become a stronger and better institution. Your commitment to Union College and our mission to prepare students for success, lifelong learning, and service in a diverse and global society is truly commendable.

In recognition of your investment in Union College, we are pleased to present our Honor Roll, which gratefully acknowledges all those who supported us during the fiscal year 2021-2022, from July 1, 2021, to June 30, 2022. The report you are about to explore is a testament to the profound impact your generosity has had on Union College. It includes stories and quotes that reflect the transformative opportunities you have made possible. We sincerely hope you enjoy reading about the positive change you have helped create. We have made every effort to ensure the accuracy of these lists, but if you come across any errors or omissions, please accept our apologies and contact the Office of Advancement at 606.546 .12 70 or via email at advancement@unionk y.edu. Your assistance will help us rectify any inaccuracies in our records.

On behalf of the students and communities whose lives you continue to transform, we extend ou r heartfelt gratitude. Your support has made a si gnifican t d iff erence in the lives of countle ss i nd i viduals, a nd we a re t ruly grateful for your continued partnership.

T han k you once again for your unwaverin g dedication and belief in t he m issi o n of Un io n College. With s i ncere a ppreciation,

Ms . Ma isie In s ko Ne lson, ' 11

Ex ecutive Di rector of D evelopm ent & Communications

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

Fiscal Year July 1, 2021 - June 30, 2022

Vision Maker Societies

Daniel Stevenson Society - $1,000,000 or more (Lifetime)

Fanny S peed Society - $ 500,000 - $9 99,999

A bigail E. Weeks Society - $100,000 - $49 9,999

Giving C lubs

Milestone C lub - $ 50, 000 - $99,9 9 9

Pillar Club - $ 25,000 - $ 4 9,999

C en t ur y II Club - $10,000 - $ 24,999

President’s C lub - $ 5,000 - $9,999

Pa t ron’s C lub - $2,500 - $4,999

Towe r C lub - $1,000 - $2,499

Founder’s C lub - $500 - $999

Century C l ub - $100 - $499

L oyalty C lub - $1 - $99

Townsend Ci rcle - $1,000+ to Union Fund

giving by clubs

Fiscal Year July 1, 2021 - June 30, 2022

Daniel Stevenson Society

(Lifetime Members)**

Members of the Daniel Stevenson Society support the College with gifts of $1,000,000 or more.

Corella and Bertam F. Bonner Foundation

James Graham Brown Foundation

Kentucky Annual Conference

Phillip and Ann Sharp

**reflects cumulative gifts given from 1991 - present

Abigail E. Weeks Society

Members of the Abigail E. Weeks Society support the College with gifts of $100,000 to $499,999.

Sam and Linda Davies

Charles E. Schell Foundation for Education

Welshman, LLC

Pillar Club

Members of the Pillar Club support the College with gifts of $25,000 to $49,999.

Steve and Kathy Evans

Margaret V. Haggin Trust

Kentucky Annual Conference

Benjamin Lawrence Estate

Preachers Aid Society

Century II Club

Members of the Century II Club support the College with gifts of $10,000 to $24,999.

Appalachian College Association

Terri Cahill

Jephson Educational Trusts

Gerald and Edna Mann

Harry C. Moores Foundation

Roy and Phyllis Pulliam

E.O. Robinson Mountain Fund

Jane Skidmore

Swisher Foundation, Inc.

President's Club

Members of the President's Club support the College with gifts of $5,000 to $9,999.

Asbury-Warren Foundation

SunTrust Directed Funds

Barry and Sandra Steiner Ball

Benevity Community Impact Fund

Roscoe and Lois Burns

Coca-Cola Company

Donald and Marcetta Darensbourg

Don and Julie Dickinson

Mike and Ruth Goss

Sheila Halter

Janice Hawkins

Gladys & Ed Hurley Foundation

Lilly Endowment, Inc.

Bob McGuire

Mission of Hope, Inc.

Linda Neal

Carl and Carolee Presley

Glenn and Janet Proffitt

Steve and Virgena Rhodes

George Stone

Martin Williamson

Patron's Club

Members of the Patron’s Club support the College with gifts of $2,500 to $4,999.

David and Peggy Ackley

John and Debby Anderson

David and Joan Austin

Barbourville Utility Commission

John Benson

Jimmy Buchanan

Bill Butz

Mike and Donna Canchola

East Kentucky Network, LLC

Mike and Ruth Goss

GRT Pro Ink, LLC

Marcia Hawkins and Ed Craver

Paul and Anna Isaacs

Don Jones

Kentucky United Methodist Foundation, Inc.

Joe David Martin

National Christian Foundation of Kentucky

Ervin Pack*

Schwab Charitable Fund

Staten Enterprises, Inc.

Jeffery and Debbie Tipton

Toyota4Good

Ruth Wooton-Kee

Tower Club

Members of the Tower Club support the College with gifts of $1,000 to $2,499.

Addiction Recovery Care

Nancy Anthony

Appalachian Regional Healthcare

Tony and Stella Auzenne

Barry Bacon

Bill and Kaye Baird

Bill Barrott

Matt Bergman and Jessica Terry Bergman

Chris Bowling

Steve Broughton

Alan Brown

Buffalo Business & Estate Services, LTD.

Don and Judy Calitri

Thomas Clark

Carol Clouse

Floyd Cook

DBG Enterprises, LLC

Don Davis

Kay Eads-King

Russ and Dora Sue Farmer

Hock-Soon and Stephanie Goh

Arnold P. Gold Foundation

Patricia Henry-Balboni

Rush and Beth Hoskins

Jerry Jackson

Jack and Coleen Johnson

Linda Kangeter

John and June Kates

Kentucky River Properties, LLC

Peter and Laura Klekamp

Don and Monna Lane

Terri Mann

Mary Alice Marley

June Martin

Martin Realty Corp.

Jose Martinez

Messer Host, LLC

Richard Moldenhauer

Steve Morris

Clarke and Michelle Narins

National Management Resources Corp.

Network for Good

Oklahoma City Community Foundation

Gail Pack

Jack Phillips

Pope Lumber Company

Paul Rice

Arah Ringnell

Rolfes Family Foundation, Inc.

The Salvation Army

Terry Smallwood

Mary Beth Spurlock

Bill and Sofia Starnes

Fiscal Year July 1, 2021 - June 30, 2022

Ernie and Ellen Stevens

Darrell and Katrinka Stone

Brian Strunk

Tom and Cindy Swenk

Earl and Barbara Trevor

United HealthCare Services, Inc.

USA Archery

Volunteers of America Mid-States

Steve and Carol Ward

Founder's Club

Members of the Founder's Club support the College with gifts of $500 to $999.

Laura Atlee

Barbourville Junior Woman's Study Club

Barbourville Woman's Study Club

Stanley Bittman

Roland Blaisdell

Blue Grass Community Foundation

Harry and Alice Brown

Judith Brown

Mark Broyles

Gerald Burnett

Frank Burns

Hap Cawood

Charities Aid Foundation of America

Alan Cini

Linda Clement

Ray and Susan Colclough

Melvin and Tara Cooper

Sue Crockett

Randy and Billie Daniels

Julie Dobbs

Paul and Nancy Erslan

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Charles Finley

Jo Fiorini

Darrell Fleming

Alice Fletcher

Carol Hackett

George Hammons

Hampton Inn of Corbin

Billy Hensley

Robert and Clarinda Hollis

Larry and Kathy Inkster

Scott Jenkins

Sherry Jenkins

Tom Jordan

Irene Joseph

Allen and Ellen Marcum

Thomas McClure

Robert McFerrin

Kay Mir

Newman Foundation, Inc.

Jim Norman

Courtney Oliver

Bob O'Steen

Bill Pierce

James Russell Pope

Randall and Gloria Prunty

Alvin Renwick

Howard Reynolds

Harry Rice

Daniel Seale

Nathan Smith

Springs of Life Foundation

Jim Sproul

State Farm Companies Foundation

James Ward

Doug and Sharon Warriner

David and Peggy Webb

West Ohio Conference UMC

Frances Williams

Randell and Judy Young

Century Club

Members of the Century Club support the College with gifts of $100 to $499.

Brenda Abernathy

Fidelis and Lucia Achenjang

AmazonSmile Foundation

Susan Anderson

Ed and Joan Angel

APEX Physical Therapy

Denis Avagliano

Glenn Baker

Libbie Ball

Richard and Deborah Ball

Gerry Ballard

Steve Baltic

Bank of America

Baptist Healthcare System, Inc.

Barbourville ARH

Nancy Bargo

Don Bautz

Thomas and Rebecca Beckman

Bill and Carol Beckmann

James Becknell

William Bloomfield

Joe Boswell

Lori Boyd

Bill Boyington

Doug and Laura Beth Branch

Richard Brashear

Richard Buckingham

Fred and Joanna Busroe

Ed and Kathryn Busser

Clay and Andra Butler

Kristina Calouro

John Campbell

David Cantrell

Wayne Carey

Forest Carter

Kim Carter

Dawn Cassidy

Ralph Caylor

Athena Chan

Peggy Chandler

Ed and Karen Christiansen

John Chu

Auja Clark

Sam and Mallie Clonch

Hobart Coffman

Lynda Cole

Elaine Colley

Dave Collins

Diane Conley

Cheryl Corcoran

Michele Cornelius

Kayse Cornett

Jerry Cornwell

Bruce Cory

Russell Cox

Jonathan Crowell

Tim Curry

Sally Curtis

Margaret Davidson

David Davies

John Deyst

Charlie Dixon

Thomas and Betsy Douce

Jo Doyle

Richard Duffany

Jack Early

Bill and Joan Edwards

Mary Eipert

Haley Ellison

Bill Emeigh

Barbara Ermin-Kelley

Bill Fawley

Martin Feipel

Ronald Filler

William Finch

Jeff Finlay

Regina Finney

First Christian Church

Lena Fisher

Ralph Fort

Pete and Louise Fougner

Fiscal Year July 1, 2021 - June 30, 2022

Dennis Foy

Paula Frase

Jeff Fryman

Peter Gante

The General Society Sons of the Revolution

Robert and Janice Gillaspie

Glitter Glam

Lucy Godbey

Robert Granger

Gravity Diagnostics

Darrell and Marisa Greer

Phillip Gross

Paula Grubb

James Gunn

Guy Conti Art & Design, Inc.

Dodie Hale

Robb and Pam Hall

Kathleen Harley

Scotty Harrison

Arlene Harvey-Green

George Haslam

Scott Haulsee

Bettie Hauser

Gerald Havers

Barbara Head

Laura Head

Marianne Heatherly

Bob Heffern

Heidrick One-Stop, LLC

Edward Henry

Charles and Christine Hicks

Highland Community College

Bill and Cheryl Hill

Hinkle Hometown Drug Store, Inc.

Kristina Hinkle

Lisa Jean Hoefner

Shae Hopkins

Ron Horn

Preshus Howard

George and Marli Howell

Walter Hull

Jim Hundley

Mary Florence Jackson

Ed and Patsy Jarot

Mark and Donna Jeck

Brian Jefferson

Richard Jesmajian

Beth Karis

Claudia Kennedy

Kentuckiana Society

Katrina Kirby

Kenneth Kleeb

Knox County Retired Teachers

Jonathan Korn

BJ and Kathleen Krawchuk

Shelly Kuang

Gregory Kulig

Robert Kurtz

Bill Lacy

Wayne Lambert

John LaPlante

Stanley Lawson

Lending Tree

Constance LePeter

William and Susan Levasseur

Christopher Lewis

Elaine Lewis

Steve and Jo Liming

Joann Lindner

Link-Belt Cranes

Walt List

Bill and Jeanette Lloyd

Marcia Lloyd

John Logan

Angie Logsdon

David Lord

Shawn Lowry

James Lynn

Alan and Bernice Machamer

Janice MacVaugh

August Mangeney

James Manicure

JoAnn Mann

Brenda Manning

Tom Manuel

Austin Maples

Tim and Janet Marsh

Jack and Linda Marshall

Holly Martin

Caren Maxwell

Aaron McCollum

Linda McCoy

Sharon McDonald

Quinn McGuire

Bill and Sheri McKinstry

Sandy McNeil

David McQuain

Vicki Meriwether

Andy Messer

Ann Miller

David Miller

Carol Miller Meibers

Doyle Mills

Louise Mills

Penny Mills

John and Betty Minor

Roselle Mironer

Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group

John and Kerry Mongelluzzo

Leroy Moore

Marilyn Moore

Ronald and Betty Moore

Karen Moreno

Nancy Munro

Bobby Murray

Dale Myers and Diane Longworth Myers

Virginia Myers

Londa Napier

Ron Naylor

Kyle and Maisie Nelson

Shane Newcombe

Howard Nippert

Gary Noonan

Robert Noonan

Richard and Mary Beth Oakes

Off Centre Laundry and Tanning

Andrew Parker

Michael Parker

Stephanie Pateman

James and Ellen Patridge

Kris Pauley

Curtis Payne

Joseph and Erica Pearson

David Pease

James Pedrick

Al Peret

Mary Ann Perez

Kyle Perkins

Rosie Pettygrue

Debbie Pidgeon

Elizabeth Pierce

Kathy Pierce

Mary Anne Pollock

Trent and Misty Pool

Linda Porteus

Andy Powell

Kenneth Powell

Rich and Nina Prewitt

Joseph Pronchick

Rick and Mary Louise Quist

Gary Rader

James Rains

Patricia Rankin

Rocky Rapier and Rachel Lewis-Rapier

Nancy Reahm

George Reid

Terry Reynolds

Christine Richardson

Bob and Lisa Elaine Rigely

Don Riker

Ron and Rita Riskie

Patsy Rivers

David Roberts

Howard Roberts

Stephen Roberts

David and Mary Rockwell

Bruce Rollman

Hazel Ross-Brittentime

Don and Myra Rouse

Jerilyn Roy

Suzanne Rush

Tommy Ruth

Sain Solutions, LLC

Salem Methodist Women's Group

Tom and Cheryl Salzman

John Sampson

Kaila Sands

Tim and Kalyn Saunders

Tom and Rita Sawyer

Gary Schiffli

Irving Schoenacker

Debra Scott

Teri Scott

Nick Seelman

David Sellwood

Regina Shackelford

Vicki Sheafer

Becky Shearer

Ivy Shen

Julie Sheppard

Dwight and Lois Short

Susan Slusher

Ray Smith

Wally and Julia Snook

Society of the Sons of St. George

Staci Sons

John Spath

Bill Steffan

Edward Steiner

Brucena Stephens

Stepworks Recovery Centers, LLC

James Stinson

John Stone

Philip and Barbara Stone

Jim Stouffer

Jacob Strickland

Tom Swanson

Leigh Talley

Susan Taylor

Ann Tharp

Susan Thompson

Ray and Donna Throckmorton

Fiscal Year July 1, 2021 - June 30, 2022

Tim Short Middlesboro

Paula Timberlake

Tony and Judy Tipton

Nick Trees

Don Turner

Johnnie Turner

Evelyn Tye

Robert and Sarah Unterreiner

Glenda Vance

Daniel Vickers

Dan Vickery

Ruben Villagrana

Donald and Carolyn Vinyard

Linn Wakeford

Virginia Walczak

Robert Walker

Pai-Sen Wang

Joyce Ward

Kirstie Warren

Jean Warring

D.J. Washington

Tim Watson

Luci Webb

Butch West

Noel and Betty Jane White

Robert Wood

Alvis and Jean Wooton

Ann Wright

Brian Wurster

Loyalty Club

Members of the Loyalty Club support the College with gifts of $1 to $99.

Joshua Abell

Cindi Acree-Hamann

Spencer Adams

Frank and Suzanne Aldrich

Janet Alexander

James Allen

Edwin Allen

Kailenia Anders

Joe Anderson

Barbara Ayers

Laila Aziz

Cathy Baker

Barbourville Chiropractic, LLC

Peggy Barnum

Kim Bartholomew

Jesse Barton

Paula Bigness

Kym Bishop

Peg Black

Phyllis Blalock

Katherine Blue

Lollae Bolton

Ralph and Anna Booher

Pamela Bowers

Alan Brashear

April Brock

Gail Brodhagen

Carolyn Brown

Kathryn Brown

Jennifer Brunette

Mike and Tina Bryant

Ereka Buchanan

Beth Bush

Jerry Bush

Beth Callihan

Carol Campbell

Scott and Lin Campbell

Tom Card

Cardwell Furniture

Sam Carico

Connie Carroll

Tim and Cynthia Carter

Joanne Cartwright

John Chaney

Corey and Meghann Chesnut

Robin Chia

Robert and Sandra Chilton

Kaleb Christopher

CJ Auto Cleaning and Detailing

Heather Cole

Marie Collier

Andrea Collins

Elmer Combs

Chuck and Rebecca Conley

Donald Connolly

Jamie Connolly

Laura Connolly

Don Cope

Emily Couch

Crater City Ink

Michelle Creekmore

David Creighton

Lisa Dale

Barbara Daniel

Daniel Boone Family Healthcare, PLLC

Michael Davenport

Dick Davis

Winnie Davis

Brandon and Kimberly Davisson

Maryann Dixon

Bob Douce

Tori Doyle

Miles Dunn

Fiscal Year July 1, 2021 - June 30, 2022

Laura Early

Bradley Elkins

Richard Elkins

Kendall Ellington

Kelley Elliott

Beth Emanuelson

Jennifer Ervin

Bryan Estes

Denise Ethridge

Kenneth and Jennifer Evancic

Eric Evans

Deloria Faulkner

Lana Faulkner

Karen Fitzgerald

Robert Fitzgerald

Velma Foster

Deborah Fowler

Frazier's Enterprises

Bryan Frederick and Christine Marley-Frederick

Bill Fritz

Kevin Fullen

James and Mary Furr

David Ganary

Virginia Gay Gandy

Linda Garrison

Luke Gay

Gloria Geisler

Siobhan Goguen

Shelby Green

Ronnie Gross

Amy Grubb

Chris Hally

Mary Hamm

Sherri Hammons

Hardy Gas Co, Inc.

Judy Harmon

Brent and Linda Hartman

Kateena Haynes

Susan Head

Jessica Hendricks

Mark Hendricks

Delilah Hensley

Renee Hicks

John and Lisa Hoffman

Hometown Bank

Diane Hopkins

Phillip Horn

Chandra Howard

Emily Howard

Linda Huey

Patricia Huey

Janet Hyde

Louise James

Linda Jefferson

Mandy Jefferson

Judith Jennings

Mark Johnson

Michael and Evelyn Johnson

Neil Jones

Angela Jordan

Tabitha Jordan

Leonette Joslyn

Toni Joslyn

Jessica Justice

Steve and Gail Kalbach

Arlene Kevitz

Heather King

Jay King

Virginia Klemens

Allison Kley

Knox Street Crossfit

Bonita Kornegay

Karl Kraft

Jeremy Krawchuk

Myra Kunath

Kelly Lane

Sam and Madison Lee

Paul Leon

Michelle Lewallen

Lisa's Hair Salon

Doug Logan

Dennis Macy

Don Maxey

Susan Mayer-Faria

April McCain

Jack McCann

Patricia McCarthy

Timothy McConnell

Susan McCreary

Ruth McCreery

Sherri McHargue

Jerry McIntosh

Tim and Raychel McKay

Joyce McKeehan

Carrie McNair

Kay McPherson

Glenda Miller

Makynzie Miller

Rosalind Miller

Selena Miller

Kathy Mills

Garret Milton

Remonica Minix

Paula Miracle

Luanne Mitchell

Steve and Doris Mitchell

Martha Moser

William Mulley

James Murphy

Mary Myles

Rod and Mary Neely

Jim Nielsen

Jennie Nolan

Donna O'Bryan

Glenda Owens

Anita Palmer

Panhandle Community Unit

Carolyn Payne

John and Sherry Payne

Paul and Anne Pedersen

Pinnacle Health Management

Tim Porter

Robert Posz

Angie Powers

Charles Pryce

Daphne Pryor

Michael Ramsey

Jason Reeves

Doris Reiner

Daniel Reney

June Reney-Correa

Candace Retmier

Rhonda's Merle Norman

Melinda Rice

Brooke Riffe

Billie Roark

Carrie Robbins

Mike and Susan Robinson

Pamela Robinson

Heloise Rolf

Jim and Glenda Schilt

Scripts, Inc.

Patricia Sears

Bill Sergent

Shampooch Pet Salon

Trevor Sherman

Ela Smallacombe

Jesse and Pam Smith

Jessica Smith

Julia Smith

Kevin Smith

Lynn Smith

Wanda Smith-Valencia

Snowden Body Shop

Southeast Family Practice, PSC

Spirit Central

Shannon Standish

Bill and Ethel Stark

Paul Steely

Chris Stephens

Sandra Strickland

Bill and Judi Strong

Chris Stunson

Subway of Hyden

Erika Sypho

Michelle Theis-Black

Lynda Thomason

Shawn Thomason

John R. Thompson

Ron and Phyllis Thornbury

Benjamin Thoroughman

Linda Todd

Tommy's Root Beer Stand

David Torres

Wendell Trapp

Sean and Emily Trinque

Carlene Triplett

Carl Turner

Devona Watson

Jon and Lizabeth Whittaker

Kenton Williams

Mark Williams

Lucius Willson

Fiscal Year July 1, 2021 - June 30, 2022

Carrie Wilson

Judy Wilson

Gina Witt

Barry and Connie Wood

Doug Wood

Ryan Yother

Vicky Young

Tiffany Zettler

Townsend Circle

Members of Townsend Circle support the College with gifts of $1,000+ to the Union fund during the fiscal year.

David and Peggy Ackley

Nancy Anthony

Barry Bacon

Bill and Kaye Baird

Barry Ball

Bill Barrott

John Benson

Matt Bergman and Jessica

Terry Bergman

Chris Bowling

Steve Broughton

Alan Brown

Bill Butz

Terri Cahill

Don and Judy Calitri

Mike and Donna Canchola

Tom Clark

Carol Clouse

Floyd Cook

Sam and Linda Davies

Don Davis

Don and Julie Dickinson

Steve and Kathy Evans

Russ and Dora Sue Farmer

Hock-Soon and Stevie Goh

Mike and Ruth Goss

Sheila Halter

Janice Hawkins

Marcia Hawkins and Ed Craver

Patricia Henry Balboni

Rush and Beth Hoskins

Paul and Anna Isaacs

Jerry Jackson

Jack and Coleen Johnson

Don Jones

John and June Kates

Peter and Laura Klekamp

Don and Monna Lane

Joe David Martin

June Martin

Jose Martinez

Richard Moldenhauer

Steve Morris

Roy and Phyllis Pulliam

Steve and Virgena Rhodes

Paul Rice

Jane Skidmore

Terry Smallwood

Mary Beth Spurlock

George Stone

Brian Strunk

Tom Swenk*

Jeffery and Debbie Tipton

Earl and Barbara Trevor

Martin Williamson

Ruth Wooton-Kee

Giving by Graduation year

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1943

1952

Elmer Combs

Bill Starnes

James Ward

1953

Dick Davis

Edna Jenkins Mann

Paul Steely

1954

Patricia Henry Balboni

James Manicure

Daniel Seale

1955

Jimmy Buchanan

Heloise Bingham Rolf

1957

Libbie Viall Ball

Alan Brown

Bill Edwards

Darrell Fleming

Rod Neely

Ervin Pack*

1958

Barry Bacon

Gerald Burnett

David Davies

Robert Granger

Wayne Lambert

1959

Brenda Galloway Abernathy

Joan Fletcher Edwards

Ron Thornbury

Kay Wagener Mir

Jim Norman

David Torres

Don Turner

Robert Unterreiner

Sarah Unterreiner

Jean Townsley Warring

Noel White

1961

Sue Crockett

Sally Curtis

Christine Mastin Hicks

Elizabeth Lucas Hoskins

Bob O'Steen

Nancy Ison Jenkins Reahm

Bruce Roberts

John Stone

Betty Jane Duff White

1951

1956

Tom Jordan

1960

Joanna Carter Busroe

Bob McGuire

1962

Kaye Roberts Baird

Carolyn Burns Brown

Fred Busroe*

Hap Cawood

Bucky Colclough

Susan Mink Colclough

Arlene Harvey-Green

Don Maxey

Betty Moore

Rosie Pettygrue

Mary Anne Curry Pollock

Doris Sanderson Reiner

Wanda Hatfield Smith-Valencia

Jim Sproul

Alvis Wooton

1963

James Allen

David Austin

Gerry Ballard

Jerry Bush

Floyd Cook

Marcetta York Darensbourg

Charles Hicks*

Rush Hoskins

Sharon Smith McDonald

Howard Nippert

Mary Ann Suffelette Perez

George Reid

Paul Rice

Don Riker

Julia Sharp Snook

Wally Snook

John Spath

James Stinson

Barbara Frahn Stone

George Stone

Barbara Davis Trevor

Robert Wood

1964

Laura Houben Atlee

Ralph Booher

Don Calitri

Ralph Caylor

Linda Hoff Clement

Chuck Conley

Rebecca Bird Conley

Don Cope

David Creighton

Betsy Wyatt Douce

Thomas Douce

James Furr

Mary Lewis Furr

James Gunn

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Clarinda Carter Hollis

Jim Hundley

Michael Johnson

Bill Lloyd

Jeanette Rice Lloyd

James Lynn

Joe David Martin

Ann Sergent Miller

Richard Moldenhauer

William Mulley

Linda Hill Porteus

Harry Rice

Christine Rose Richardson

Susan Congleton Slusher

Philip Stone

Luci Hopkins Bingham Webb

Butch West

Judy Scent Wilson

1965

Wayne Brashear

Gail Matheson Brodhagen

Peggy Chandler

Nancy Beisecker Erslan

Paula Hampton Frase

Bob Heffern

Patsy Prynn Jarot

John Kates

Arlene Dempsey Kevitz

Jay King

Don Lane

Constance LePeter

JoAnn Meddock Mann

Bill Stark

Ethel Melton Stark

Jean Hopper Wooton

1966

Joan Prewitt Angel

Don Bautz

John Benson

Judith Helton Brown

Richard Duffany

Paul Erslan

Dora Oxendine Farmer

Bill Fritz

Carol Boyd Hackett

Kathleen Switz Harley

Paul Isaacs

Claudia Havens Kennedy

Monna Williams Lane

Marcia Lloyd

Susan Mayer-Faria

Bill McKinstry

Sheri Cowan McKinstry

Martha Copeland Moser

Mary Louise Lewis Quist

Rick Quist

Tom Swenk*

1967

Debby Cole Anderson

Ed Angel

Bill Barrott

Bill Beckmann

Bill Boyington

Winnie Brazier Davis

Don Dickinson

Bill Emeigh

Peter Gante

Steve Kalbach

Myra Parsons Kunath

Jack Marshall

Vicki Bozarth Meriwether

Bill Strong

1968

Peggy Beard Barnum

Carol Duncan Beckmann

Frank Burns

Beth Hauser Callihan

Ed Christiansen

Donald Connolly

Bob Douce

Barbara Ermin-Kelley

Janice Bryant Gillaspie

Emily Van Sant Howard

Scott Jenkins

Coleen Perkins Johnson

Gail Brown Kalbach

June Haff Kates

Kenneth Kleeb

Doug Logan

Linda Knapp Marshall

Sandy McNeil

Louise Speck Mills

Ron Naylor

Jim Nielsen

Michael Parker

Gloria Risner Prunty

Randall Prunty

David Rockwell

Mary Devries Rockwell

Bruce Rollman

Linda Bossman Todd

Carlene Triplett

Dan Vickery

Robert Walker

Joyce Kinard Ward

Barry Wood

1969

David Ackley

Bill Butz

Judy Bird Calitri

Lin Wirick Campbell

Scott Campbell

Forest Carter*

Elaine Wallace Colley

Diane Shadle Conley

Sam Davies

Bill Fawley

Ronald Filler

Sheila Dozier Halter

Cheryl Kinningham Hill

Walter Hull

Anna Hieronymus Isaacs

Jack Johnson

Walt List

Alan Machamer

Janice Heggan MacVaugh

Tom Manuel

Janet Magsam Marsh

Tim Marsh

Kyle Perkins

Irving Schoenacker

Jon Whittaker

Connie Foster Wood

1970

Tom Card

Wayne Carey

Robin Chia*

Alan Cini

Sam Clonch

Hobart Coffman

Bob Gillaspie

Robert (Hock-Soon) Goh

Bill Hill

Karl Kraft

Bill Lacy

Steve Liming

Bernice Brown Machamer

Joyce McKeehan

Doyle Mills

James Pedrick

Alvin Renwick

Ron Riskie

Ray Smith

Evelyn Merida Tye

David Webb

1971

Denis Avagliano

Peg Prosser Black

John Campbell

Connie Cowan Carroll

Karen Webb Christiansen

Mallie Spicer Clonch

Linda Girdner Davies

Charles Finley

David Ganary

Gerald Havers

Louise Owens James

Richard Jesmajian*

Jo Archer Liming

Timothy McConnell

Carol Miller Meibers

Betty Tooms Minor

John Minor

Virginia Myers

Curtis Payne

Bill Pierce

Bill Steffan

Peggy Melton Webb

Judy Reiser Young

1972

Ed Busser

David Cantrell

Carol Warren Clouse

George Hammons

Barbara Lane Head

Larry Inkster

Robert Kurtz

Paul Leon

Elaine Thompson Lewis

David Lord

Caren George Maxwell

Terry Smallwood

Doug Wood

1973

Richard Buckingham

BJ Krawchuk

Kathleen Coon Krawchuk

Gregory Kulig

Al Peret

Bob Rigely

Lisa Long Rigely

Stephen Roberts

Jim Stouffer

1974

Nancy Spring Bargo

Roland Blaisdell

Russ Farmer

Martin Feipel

Lisa Jean Hoefner

David Sellwood

Donna Throckmorton

Wendell Trapp

Johnnie Turner

1975

Joe Anderson

Cathy Turner Baker

Richard Brashear

Louise Leutner Fougner

Robb Hall

Don Rouse

Myra Wright Rouse

1976

Joanne Thomas Cartwright

Pam Miller Hall

Robert McFerrin

Diane Longworth Myers

1977

Donna Dobo Canchola

Leroy Moore

Becky Culp Shearer

Susan Thompson

Carolyn Madigan Vinyard

Donald Vinyard

1978

Stella Wagner Auzenne

Tony Auzenne

Barbara Ayers

Pete Fougner

Ruth Hensley Goss

George Haslam

John Logan

Cheryl Alvis Salzman

Glenda Snodgrass Vance

1979

Janet Rose Alexander

Paula Long Bigness

Joe Boswell

Don Jones

Ruth McCreery

Gail Howard Pack

Joseph Pronchick

Steve Rhodes

Jim Schilt

Nadine Davis Smith

1980

Anna Carr Booher

Terri Turner Cahill

Mike Goss

Ellen Jarvis Marcum

John Payne

David Pease

Glenn Proffitt

Virgena Bingham Rhodes

1981

Steve Broughton

Janet Hawn Hyde

Doris Goins Mitchell

Janet Lowe Proffitt

Jesse Smith

1982

Jo Anne Ball Fiorini

Dennis Macy

Steve Mitchell

James Murphy

Bill Sergent

1983

Dodie Hale

Susan Williams McCreary

1984

Bryan Frederick

Irene Brock Joseph

Pam Garner Smith

1985

Jerry McIntosh

Andy Messer

Nina Hicks Prewitt

Rich Prewitt

Jane Blair Skidmore

Sharon Parker Warriner

1986

Edwin Allin

Tim Carter

Luanne Mahlinger Mitchell

Sherry Brummage Payne

1987

Jerry Cornwell

David Miller

Carolyn Payne

James Russell Pope

Carl Turner

1988

Roscoe Burns

Ronnie Gross

Sherri Cobb Hammons

Sherri McKeehan McHargue

1989

Cynthia McKeehan Carter

Jeff Fryman

Sherry Jenkins

1990

Lois Burns

Jerry Jackson

Vicki Sheafer

1992

John Sampson

Debbie Tipton

1993

Renee Hicks

1994

Tim Porter

1995

Marianne Cerrone Heatherly

1996

Ruth Wooton-Kee

1997

Katrina Wells Kirby

Gary Rader

Patricia Sears

1998

Jessica Terry Bergman

Julie Dobbs

Billy Hensley

Rachel Lewis-Rapier

Debbie Anderson Pidgeon

Kathryn Barba Pierce

Kenton Williams

1999

Matt Bergman

Kristina Hinkle

Trent Pool

Tommy Ruth

Frances Black Williams

2000

Ereka Mitchell Buchanan

Preshus Doolin Howard

Penny Mills

Rocky Rapier

2001

Kathy Inkster

Jeremy Krawchuk

Misty Shepherd Pool

2002

Chris Bowling

April Brock

Steve Morris

Leigh Logan Talley

2003

Clay Butler

Michelle Lewallen

Courtney Payne Oliver

DJ Washington

Tiffany Vice Zettler

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Jesse Barton

Roland Blaisdell

Doug Branch

Steve Broughton

Teresa Cahill

Mike and Donna Canchola

Alan Cini

Carol Clouse

Tara Cooper

Kayse Cornett

Bruce Cory

Tim Curry

2004

Andy Powell

Kirstie Warren

2005

Tim Saunders

Mary Beth Rowlett Spurlock

2006

Andra Jones Butler

Kimberly Smith Davisson

Jason Reeves

Kalyn Hampton Saunders

Kevin Smith

2007

Meghann Gaunt Chesnut

Heather Cole

Margaret Davidson

Brandon Davisson

Ron Horn

August Mangeney

2008

Kaila McSpedon Sands

Chris Stunson

2009

Sam Lee

Stephanie Pateman

Brian Strunk

Daniel Vickers

Carrie Bistline Wilson

2010

Billie Hensley Daniels

2011

Maisie Insko Nelson

Regina Shackelford

Lynn Smith

Sean Trinque

2012

Lucia Achenjang

Kathryn Clark Brown

Austin Maples

2013

Tim Curry

Aaron McCollum

2015

Michael Davenport

Eric Evans

2016

James Becknell

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Billie Daniels

Eric Evans

Russ and Dora Sue Farmer

Lana Faulkner

Marcia Hawkins

Kateena Haynes

Billy Hensley

Phillip Horn

Preshus Howard

Larry and Kathy Inkster

Sherry Jenkins

Allen and Ellen Marcum

Christine Marley-Frederick

Andy Messer

David Miller

Londa Napier

Courtney Oliver

Carolyn Payne

Joseph Pearson

Andy Powell

Michael Ramsey

Melinda Rice

Don Riker

Glenda Schilt

Kayse Cornett

Tim McKay

2017

Jesse Barton

Kay Eads-King

Kendall Ellington

Neil Jones

Madison Mills Lee

2018

Corey Chesnut

Londa Rice Napier

2019

Emily Couch

Bradley Elkins

Emily Baker Trinque

2020

Ryan Yother

2021

Tori Doyle

Haley Ellison

Paula Parker Grubb

2022

Ruben Villagrana

Rebecca Shearer

Lynn Smith

Pam Smith

Mary Beth Spurlock

Brian Strunk

Chris Stunson

Earl and Barbara Trevor

Sean Trinque

Kirstie Warren

DJ Washington

Ruth Wooton-Kee

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Addiction Recovery Care

AmazonSmile Foundation

APEX Physical Therapy

Appalachian College Association

Appalachian Regional Healthcare

Arnold P. Gold Foundation

Asbury-Warren Foundation

SunTrust Directed Funds

Bank of America

Baptist Healthcare System, Inc.

Barbourville ARH

Barbourville Chiropractic LLC

Barbourville Junior Woman’s Study Club

Barbourville Utility Commission

Barbourville Woman’s Study Club

Benevity Community Impact Fund

Blue Grass Community Foundation

Buffalo Business & Estate Services, LTD.

Cardwell Furniture

Charities Aid Foundation of America

Charles E. Schell Foundation for Education

CJ Auto Cleaning and Detailing

Coca-Cola Company

Crater City Ink

Daniel Boone Family Healthcare PLLC

DBG Enterprises LLC

E.O. Robinson Mountain Fund

East Kentucky Network, LLC

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

First Christian Church of Barbourville

Frazier’s Enterprises

Gladys & Ed Hurley Foundation

Glitter Glam

Gravity Diagnostics

GRT Pro Ink, LLC

Guy Conti Art & Design, Inc.

Hampton Inn of Corbin

Hardy Gas Co, Inc.

Harry C Moores Foundation

Heidrick One-Stop, LLC

Highland Community College

Hinkle Hometown Drug Store, Inc.

Hometown Bank

Jephson Educational Trusts

Kentuckiana Society

Kentucky Annual Conference

Kentucky River Properties, LLC

Kentucky United Methodist Foundation Inc.

Knox County Retired Teachers

Knox Street Crossfit

Lending Tree

Lilly Endowment, Inc.

Link-Belt Cranes

Lisa’s Hair Salon

Margaret V. Haggin Trust

Martin Realty Corp

Messer Host LLC

Mission of Hope, Inc.

Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group

National Christian Foundation of Kentucky

National Management Resources Corp.

Network for Good

Newman Foundation, Inc.

Off Centre Laundry and Tanning

Oklahoma City Community Foundation

Panhandle Community Unit

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Pinnacle Health Management

Pope Lumber Company

Preachers Aid Society

Rhonda’s Merle Norman

Rolfes Family Foundation, Inc.

Sain Solutions LLC

Salem Methodist Women’s Group

Schwab Charitable Fund

Scripts, Inc.

Shampooch Pet Salon

Snowden Body Shop

Society of the Sons of St. George

Southeast Family Practice, PSC

Spirit Central

Springs of Life Foundation

State Farm Companies Foundation

Staten Enterprises, Inc.

Stepworks Recovery Centers, LLC

Subway of Hyden

Swisher Foundation, Inc.

The General Society Sons of the Revolution

The Salvation Army

Tim Short Middlesboro

Tommy’s Root Beer Stand

Toyota4Good

United HealthCare Services, Inc.

University of Pikeville

USA Archery

Volunteers of America Mid-States

Welshman, LLC

West Ohio Conference UMC

Charles “Chuck” Earl

Alumni Association Scholarships

American Legion/Deaton Smith Scholarship

Annie V. and Ed S. Amis Scholarships

Appalachian Kentucky Scholarship Endowment

Ashland-First United Methodist Church Scholarship

David Ross Austin Scholarship Endowment

Anna Bruce Baechle Memorial Scholarship

Bagby Scholarship Fund

Juanita Bain Memorial Scholarship

Zelpha Baker Memorial Scholarship

William and Elizabeth Ball Scholarship

William H. and Louella Ball Scholarship

Jack Ballard Endowment

Barbourville Womans Study Club Endowment

Belk Simpson Endowed Scholarship

S. Eva Bennett Endowment

B. B. Berry Scholarship

Bjornstad Freshman Composition Award

Edward H. Black Memorial Scholarship

Henry C. Black Memorial Scholarship

John A. and Hannah B. Black Memorial Scholarship

Governor James D. Black Senior Award

Stanley Schaffer Black Scholarship

Blackwell Political Science Memorial Award

Akers Endowed Scholarship

James F., Flora B. Blair and William E. Nau Scholarship

Jane Minton Blair Endowed Award

Thelma Morehead Blair and Robert A. Blair Endowed Scholarship

Norma O. Blake Memorial Endowment

Dr. John Boyd Memorial Endowment

Dr. Erwin S. Bradley History Award Endowment

Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bradley Scholarship

Melva and Kathy Brick Memorial Endowment

James Graham Brown Scholarship

R. L., Jr. and Sandra Brown Scholarship

Emma E. Buckley Trust

Annette and Berry Burnaw Scholarship

Herman Bush Endowment

Jerry and Melva Carey Scholarship Endowment

Dr. and Mrs. Carlo B. Cawood Memorial Scholarship

Mamie Chambers Scholarship

Buford and Eleanor Clark Endowment

William G. Clark Scholarship

Class of 1948 Scholarship Endowment

Class of 1964 Scholarship Endowment

Class of 1967 Kronk Memorial Fund for Lincoln Room

Mary & Earl Clement and Ucal & Kathryn

Hoff Scholarship

Dr. Emerson G. and Edith Cobb Chemistry Fund

Paralee Cobb and Jerree Fay Turner Scholarship

Robert H. Cole Memorial Scholarship

Roger and Gwendolyn Collins Endowment

Cope-Wainscott Endowed Scholarship

Howard and Katherine Coop Scholarship

Fund

Corbin Camp Meeting Endowment

A. T. Corey Fund

R. N. Cornett Fund

Owen Cottrell Scholarship

Cumberland Valley Regional Housing

Authority Scholarship

Connie Danner Book Fund

Miss Ellen Davies and Theodore R. Davies, M.D. Endowed Scholarship

Theodore R. Davies, M. D. Senior Biology Award

Edward D. de Rosset Scholarship

Dotson Memorial Fund

Robert E. Drew Endowment

Daniel Drinkard Award

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Dr. Franklin Duncombe Memorial Fund

Alfred I. Dupont Scholarship

Donald Durham Endowed Scholarship

Joseph and Lela Jones Early & LTC Joseph

Early Memorial Endowment

Sam Coone Early Memorial Scholarship

Andrew and Emma Elizabeth Edinger

Memorial Fund

E. Nettie Edinger Memorial Scholarship

E.ON US Foundation Scholarship

English Computer Laboratory Endowment

Evans, Mills, and Warriner Scholarship

Award

J. P. Faulkner Memorial Endowment

Dr. and Mrs. J. Edward Faulkner Scholarship

J. Stanley Faulkner Memorial Fund

John Feather General Endowment

John D. Feather Trust

R. B. Fenley Scholarship Endowment

Booth Ferris Faculty Endowment

E. T. Franklin Scholarship

Harry L. Frey Scholarship

GAR Fifth District Scholarships

Leo and Elsie Geiss Award Endowment

Rev. Floyd E. George, Jr. Endowed Scholarship

Raymond Gibson Trust

Dr. Frank A. and Mrs. Eleanor Gilbert Biology Faculty Endowment

W. G. Giles Memorial Fund

Dr. Harry Gillham Memorial Scholarship

I. H. and Anis Goelman Faculty

Development Endowment

Dr. Albert Graham Social Studies Award

Charles M. and Mary D. Grant Foundation

Faculty Endowment

Charles M. and Mary D. Grant Foundation Scholarship/Loan Endowment

John Owen Gross Scholarship

Wilson Gross Trust

Marguerite Reagan Grosvenor Scholarship

David F. and Mary I. Gunter Scholarship

Award

Charles S. Guthrie Scholarship Fund

Hugh and Joyce Haggard Memorial Scholarship

Margaret V. Haggin Trust Faculty

Endowment

Gerald B. Halter Scholarship

Charles L. and Stacy B. Hammons Scholarship

Charles Hansel Award Endowment

J. W. Harris Lectureship

Hauser/Sanslow Scholarship

Hearst Faculty Endowment

William Randloph Hearst Scholarship

Dewey and Rachel B. Hendrix Memorial Fund

Ray C. Hensley Business Simulation Center

Hensley Scholarship Endowment

Herrick Faculty Endowment

Hicks Student Loan Endowment

Walter and Ida Cole Hudson Scholarship

Humfleet/Aguilera Scholarship

Mattie Hyams Loan Endowment

Hobart Jarvis Scholarship

Charles and Leona Jennings Biology

Endowment

C. H. Jett, Jr. Fund

Christian A. Johnson Endeavor Endowment

Rev. Dr. W. A. E. Johnson Scholarship

The Jones Foundation Award in Education

Elva S. Jones Endowed Scholarship in Teaching

H. B. Jones Business Award

Ollie Cole Jones Scholarship

Reid S. Jones Scholarship in Business

Steve Jones Memorial Award

William Jones Music Library Endowment

Millard J. Jordan Scholarship

David and Lynne Joyce Scholarship

Roger and Sudie Karrick Scholarship

Kentenva Boat Club Scholarship

Kentucky River Coal Scholarship

Kilgore Scholarship

Kiwanis Club Scholarship

Jeffrey Kronk Memorial Scholarship

Verna Noe Landrum Scholarship

W. B. Landrum Scholarship

Donnie Lawson and Jonathan Drue

Anderson Memorial Scholarship

Jesse D. and Nancy Lay Scholarship

Dr. Jean Letch Education Scholarship

Library Endowment

Virginia Ruth Bowman Logenecker Endowment

Arthur Logue Scholarship

Donnie Looper Endowment in Honor of the Class of 1974

Dorothy Lucas Student Aid Fund

Melanie Martin Trust Fund for Library English Books

McAlister - Moreman Scholarship Endowment

Billie Jean McDade Educational Endowment

John and Minnie B. McGaffee Trust Fund for Preministerial Students

Drs. Robert and Gertrude McGuire Scholarship

Allie Mays Scholarship

Robert and Tilitha Meade Scholarship

Frank Merchant Scholarship Endowment

Grace E. Merckens Scholarship

Pearl Sinnett Meyer Library Endowment

Gayle Miles Memorial Scholarship

Mahlon A. and Laura J. Miller Lectures

Mahlon Miller President Emeritus Award

Miller Science Building Endowment

Milliken/Presley Scholarship Endowment

Lois G. Montgomery Memorial Scholarship

The Moore Family Scholarship Endowment

Edna W. Moss General Endowment

Mullins Memorial Fund

Dr. Paul Muncy Award

Vertie R. Noresworthy Endowed Scholarship

H. H. Owens History Award

Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Owens Memorial Scholarship

Parents’ Association Endowment

Dr. James E. Parker Scholarship

Endowment

Laws and Esten Parks Award

Dr. Frances Patridge Scholarship

E. E. Peter Memorial Scholarship

Ivan Pettys Scholarship Endowment

Henry Pfeiffer Trust

Jack and Juanita Phillips Scholarship

Endowment

Wilma Poynter Trust

Preachers Aid Society Scholarship Endowment

President’s Award

Roy, Phyllis, Chris, and Brent Pulliam

Scholarship Endowment

Donald M. Rankin Memorial Scholarship

Ratner Foundation Scholarship

Endowment

Paul D. Rice Endowed Scholarship

Marvin Robbins Memorial Endowment

Dr. and Mrs. Warren Robbins Scholarship Endowment

Dr. and Mrs. Warren Robbins Faculty and Staff Wage Endowment

John M. Robsion, Jr. Scholarship

Sue P. Rosenbalm Scholarship Endowment

William Faulkner Rushton Memorial

Governor Flem D. Sampson Political Science Award

Colonel Harland Sanders Scholarship

Jacob G. Schmidlapp Faculty

Development Endowment

Senior Assistantship

Birg E. Sergent, Jr. Fund

Phillip and Ann Sharp Scholarship Endowment

Simms and Austin Scholarship Fund

Catherine Singer Memorial Scholarship

Stephen C. Skidmore Memorial Award

Cawood Smith Scholarship

Rev. Dr. Jerry Allen & Carol G. Smith Endowment

Rev. William Hugh Smith Award

Arthur Spurlock Endowed Award

Dr. and Mrs. Charles B. Stacey Scholarship

Margaret Carter Stacy Scholarship

Staley Lectureship Series

Hattie Stanberry Ecology Award

William H., Jr. and Sofia Starnes Endowed Scholarship

Charles R. Steele Memorial Scholarship

Steele-Reese Foundation Endowed Scholarship

Stevens Family Scholarship Fund

Fred Stevens Scholarship

William S. and Lou Lyttle Stewart Scholarship

Lewis Ogden Stiles Memorial

Tom Storrar Memorial Award

Katherine V. Sutphen Music Award

Walter B. Sutton Memorial Scholarship

Lytle and Dorothy Swope Scholarship

Taft Memorial Scholarship

Dot Tatman Scholarship Endowment

Teagle Faculty Development Endowment

Teagle Foundation, Inc. Scholarship

Endowment

Tennis Facilities Endowment

Terrell Family Scholarship

Tinsley Memorial Award

Betty Townsend Scholarship Endowment

Edward Townsend Memorial Scholarship

Milton H. Townsend Memorial Scholarship

Ernie Trosper Endowed Scholarship

Trustee Scholarship Endowment

Trustee Spouses’ Scholarship Endowment

Dr. Allan Tuggle Fund

Kenneth Tuggle, Eastern Kentucky Essay Award

Paralee Cobb and Jeree Fay Turner Scholarship

Roy Twombly Scholarship

Union College Faculty Endowment

Harry C. and Hazel B. Viall Memorial Scholarship

Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Viall Memorial Scholarship

Robert E. and Ann S. Viall Scholarship Endowment

Della Wagner Endowed Scholarship

Rue and Genevieve Wesley Scholarship

Nevil and Ethel White Memorial Endowed Scholarship

Bryan W. Whitfield Memorial Fund

Beverly P. and Mossie B. Wilson Trust Fund

Cecil H. Wilson Junior Award

John Henry Wilson Sophomore Award

William M. Wilson Scholarship

Charles Wimmer Chemistry Endowment

Lois & Joseph R. Woodward, Jr. Endowment

Yankey Bell County Scholarship

York-Darensbourg Science Scholarship Endowment

Emil and Gladys Young Endowment Fund

Henry M. Zimmerman Scholarship

Marisa Greer

Paula Grubb

Marcia Hawkins

Kateena Haynes

Mark Hendricks

Diane Hopkins

Phillip Horn

Preshus Howard

Janet Hyde

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Kathy Inkster

Larry Inkster

Sherry Jenkins

Jessica Justice

Chris Lewis

Christine Marley-Frederick

Andy Messer

David Miller

Steve Morris

Londa Napier

Maisie Nelson

Courtney Oliver

Carolyn Payne

Joseph Pearson

Michael Ramsey

Melinda Rice

Tim Saunders

Glenda Schilt

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Bill Sergent

Pam Smith

Lynn Smith

Mary Beth Spurlock

Brian Strunk

Sean Trinque

Kirstie Warren

Gina Witt

Platinum Level ($2500 - up)

Barbourville Utility Commission

East Kentucky Network, LLC

GRT Pro Ink, LLC

Glenn and Janet Proffitt

Roy and Phyllis Pulliam

Staten Enterprises, Inc.

Gold Level ($1000 - $2499)

Appalachian Regional Healthcare

Messer Host LLC

National Management

Resources Corporation

Pope Lumber Company

USA Archery

Silver Level ($500 - $999)

Mark Broyles

Floyd Cook

Hampton Inn of Corbin

Steve and Virgena Rhodes

Bronze Level ($250 - $499)

Susan Anderson

Michele Cornelius

Scotty Harrison

Marianne Heatherly

Beth Karis

William and Susan Levasseur

Nancy Munro

Terry Reynolds

Brian Strunk

Salem Methodist Women’s Group

Black Level ($100 - $249)

APEX Physical Therapy

Glenn Baker

Steve Baltic

Lori Boyd

Kristina Calouro

John Campbell

Kim Carter

Dawn Cassidy

Auja Clark

Dave Collins

Cheryl Corcoran

Tim Curry

John Deyst

Charlie Dixon

Jo Doyle

Jack Early

William Finch

Jeff Finlay

Regina Finney

Jeff Fryman

Glitter Glam

Laura Head

Heidrick One-Stop, LLC

Larry and Kathy Inkster

Brian Jefferson

Kenneth Kleeb

Jonathan Korn

John LaPlante

Stanley Lawson

Chris Lewis

Link-Belt Cranes

Angie Logsdon

Brenda Manning

Holly Martin

Quinn McGuire

David McQuain

Andy Messer

Bobby Murray

Off Centre Laundry and Tanning

Andrew Parker

Michael Parker

Kris Pauley

James Rains

Patsy Rivers

Hazel Ross Brittentime

Suzanne Rush

Sain Solutions LLC

Kaila Sands

Debra Scott

Nick Seelman

Regina Shackelford

Ray Smith

Staci Sons

Brucena Stephens

Jacob Strickland

Tom Swanson

Tim Short Middlesboro

Paula Timberlake

Nick Trees

Ruben Villagrana

DJ Washington

Tim Watson

Orange Level ($50 - $99)

Joshua Abell

Barbourville Chiropractic, LLC

Phyllis Blalock

Pamela Bowers

Cardwell Furniture

Connie Carroll

CJ Auto Cleaning and Detailing

Andrea Collins

Chuck and Rebecca Conley

Crater City Ink

Ed Craver

Daniel Boone Family

Healthcare, PLLC

Haley Ellison

Robert Fitzgerald

Frazier’s Enterprises

Gloria Geisler

Hardy Gas Co, Inc.

Susan Head

Jessica Hendricks

Mark Hendricks

Delilah Hensley

Hometown Bank

Linda Jefferson

Mandy Jefferson

Knox Street Crossfit

Michelle Lewallen

Lisa’s Hair Salon

Paula Miracle

Steve and Doris Mitchell

Pinnacle Health Management

Tim Porter

Candace Retmier

Rhonda’s Merle Norman

Pamela Robinson

Scripts, Inc.

Shampooch Pet Salon

Jessica Smith

Snowden Body Shop

Southeast Family Practice, PSC

Spirit Central

Sandra Strickland

Subway of Hyden

Tommy’s Root Beer Stand

Lucius Willson

In Honor of Barry and Sandra Ball

Elizabeth Ball

In Honor of Bob and Sally Ball

Elizabeth Ball

In Honor of Elizabeth (Libbie) Ball

Barry and Sandra Ball

Alan and Bonny Copenhaver

In Honor of William and Elizabeth Ball

Richard and Deborah Ball

In Honor of Terry Bolen

Bill Pierce

In Honor of Terri Cahill and Dan Dorris Howard Roberts

In Honor of Thomas Cahill

Terri Cahill

In Honor of Carol Clouse

Nathan Smith

In Honor of Don Jones

Howard Roberts

In Honor of Merril Mironer

Roselle Mironer

In Honor of Kenneth and Sarah Kathern Ramsey

Terri Cahill

In Honor of Karla Kay Smith

David Pease

In Honor of Team Advancement

Brian Strunk

In Honor of Allie Williams

Allison Kley

In Memory of Leslie Akers

Paula Frase

Luanne Mitchell

Dwight and Lois Short

Jane Skidmore

Susan Slusher

Judy Wilson

In Memory of Everett Bargo, Jr.

Nancy Anthony

In Memory of Quetha Jo Bargo Boles

Lena Fisher

In Memory of Clevis Carter,’59

David Pease

In Memory of Robin Thau Ken Chia, ’70

John Chu

Luke Gay

Guy Conti Art & Design, Inc.

Ivy Shen

Pai-Sen Wang

In Memory of Patricia Cordell

Becky Shearer

In Memory of Edward D. de Rosset

Matt Bergman and Jessica Terry Bergman

Harry and Alice Brown

Mary Eipert

Beth Emanuelson

Jennifer Ervin

Jerry Jackson

Jane Skidmore

Brian Strunk

Ruth Wooton-Kee

In Memory of Shanda Dobbs

Julie Dobbs

In Memory of Frankie Doolin

Tony and Stella Auzenne

Dodie Hale

Sherri Hammons

Don Jones

John Logan

Gary Noonan

Andy Powell

In Memory of Walter S. Dyer and Irene Dyer Burt

Alice Fletcher

In Memory of Dr. Jack Jones Early, ’48

Laura Early

The General Society Sons of the Revolution Highland Community College

Kentuckiana Society

Kelly Lane

Mary Myles

Shane Newcombe Panhandle Community Unit

Society of the Sons of St. George

In Memory of Clyde Evans, ’60 Tim and Kalyn Saunders

In Memory of Michael P. Gensler, ’70 Martin Feipel

In Memory of Dave Hamm, ’64 Mary Hamm

In Memory of Rhonda Tyler Haslam, ’78 George and Rhonda Haslam

In Memory of Sandra and Roger Hayes

Becky Shearer

In Memory of Mary Hines

Martin Realty Corp.

In Memory of Paul Donald Isaacs

Martin Realty Corp.

In Memory of Steve Jones

Mike and Ruth Goss

In Memory of Wayne King, ’15 Kay Eads-King

In Memory of J. Harold Longworth

Diane Longworth Myers

In Memory of John M. Mahoney

Lynda Cole

In Memory of James Manuel, ’62 Tom Manuel

In Memory of Dr. Gordon Marigold

George Stone

In Memory of Gertrude Lee Johnson McCall

Linda Kangeter

In Memory of Nancy Mitchell, ’92 Martin Realty Corp.

In Memory of Richard Lester Moore, ’51

Jonathan Crowell

Scott Haulsee

Shawn Lowry

In Memory of Patrick Neal

Frank and Suzanne Aldrich

Thomas and Rebecca Beckman

Kenneth and Jennifer Evancic

Velma Foster

Dennis Foy

Brent and Linda Hartman

John and Lisa Hoffman

George and Marli Howell

Terri Mann

Linda McCoy

Marilyn Moore

Richard and Mary Beth Oakes

Robert Posz

Mike and Susan Robinson

Jerilyn Roy

Gary and Beth Schiffli

Teri Scott

Ann Wright

In Memory of Mary Ellen Phelps

Marcia Hawkins and Ed Craver

In Memory of the Sawyer Family

Tom and Rita Sawyer

In Memory of Brad Sell, ’75

Cathy Baker

In Memory of Jane Helen (Powell) Sell, ’67

Bryan Estes

Kenneth Powell

In Memory of Shirley (Thurston) Sergeant, ’64 Stanley Bittman

Jennifer Brunette

Peter and Laura Klekamp

Virginia Klemens

Joann Lindner

Kathy Mills

John and Kerry Mongelluzzo

Elizabeth Pierce

Patricia Rankin

Susan Taylor

Ann Tharp

Brian Wurster

In Memory of Wilson Sergeant, ’55 Julie Sheppard

In Memory of Steve

Kendall Ellington

In Memory of Dorothy (Dot) Tatman

Ralph Fort

John Thompson

Steve and Carol Ward

In Memory of George R. White, Jr., ’72

Virginia Myers

In Memory of Dr. Charles R. Wimmer

Linn Wakeford

Fiscal Year July 1, 2021 - June 30, 2022

David and Peggy Ackley

David and Joan Austin

Barry and Sandra Ball

Matt Bergman and Jessica Terry Bergman

Chris Bowling

Terri Cahill

Don and Judy Calitri

Scott and Lin Campbell

Tom Clark

Ray (Bucky) and Susan Colclough

Donald and Marcetta Darensbourg

Sam and Linda Davies

Steve and Kathy Evans

Mike and Ruth Goss

Sheila Halter

George Hammons

Barbara Head

Billy Hensley

Shae Hopkins

Paul and Anna Isaacs

Jack and Coleen Johnson

Don Jones

Don and Monna Lane

Gerry and Edna Mann

Jose Martinez

Rich and Nina Prewitt

Fiscal Year July 1, 2021 - June 30, 2022

Roy and Phyllis Pulliam

Steve and Virgena Rhodes

Jane Skidmore

Terry Smallwood

Ernie and Ellen Stevens

Bill and Judi Strong

Chris Stunson

Ray and Donna Throckmorton

Jeffery and Debbie Tipton

DJ Washington

Noel and Betty Jane White

Ruth Wooton-Kee

***

Ed and Joan Angel

Matt Bergman and Jessica Terry Bergman

Peg Black

Christopher Brand

Janet Cameron

Thomas C. Clark

Linda Clement

Phillip Connley

Russell Cox

Bill and Joan Edwards

Peter Gante

Robert (Hock-Soon) and

Stevie Goh

Clayton and Bette Gove

Sheila Halter

Billy Hensley

Barbara Hollifield

Bob and Jo Beth Ireland

Paul and Anna Isaacs

Don Jones

Claudia Kennedy

Helen Mills and Gary Tannenbaum

Jack Phillips

Rocky Rapier and Rachel Lewis Rapier

Birg and Lana Sergent

William and Sofia Starnes

Bill Steffan

Margie Stephens

Ernie and Ellen Stevens

Darrell and Katrinka Stone

Brian Strunk

Earl and Barbara Trevor

Darren and Margaret West

Don Wills

***names published based upon written permission

Thank you!

To all of the donors mentioned above, and those who contributed to the 2021-2022 school yearwe are forever thankful for your new or continued support and generosity.

The Honor Roll of Donors, encompassing contriutions received during the fiscal year spanning from July 1, 2022 to June 30, 2023, is scheduled for release in Fall 2023.

Miriam (Tappan) Asher ’48 UG, 7/29/22

Shan (Wesley) Bacon ’57 UG, 7/27/22

Smitty Baker ’88 GR, 11/28/22

Randall Bargo ’57 UG, 7/4/22

Patricia (Parsons) Bennett ’50 UG, 1/11/23

Edgar Beverage ’65 UG, 9/18/22

Linda Borgondy ’70 UG, 1/3/23

Betty Sue (McVey) Bowling ’74 UG, 10/24/22

Frank Burns ’68 GR, 11/8/22

Fred Busroe ’62 UG, 9/17/22

Christopher Columbus ’72 UG, 10/28/22

Anna (Price) Depew ’79 GR, 11/15/22

Charlie Frazier ’76 UG, 11/4/22

Steve Gardner ’77 UG, 9/12/22

Geneda (Cole) Gray ’82 UG, 7/14/22

Charles Gross ’50 UG, 3/3/23

Baxter Hamblin ’54 UG, 12/2/22

Barbara (Lane) Head ’72 UG, 1/23/23

Charles Hicks ’63 UG, 8/5/22

Wayne Hoffman ’67 UG, 8/31/22

Richard Jesmajian ’71 UG, 8/20/22

Bob Koehler ’57 UG, 12/1/22

Margie (New) Koontz ’89 GR, 8/10/22

Virginia (Martin) Lawrence ’48 UG, 8/12/22

Sandra Lewis ’74 UG, 7/15/22

James Manicure ’54 UG, 11/8/22

Joseph Matvey ’82 UG, 1/23/23

John McClure ’62 UG, 3/9/23

Helen (Henderson) McFarland ’52 UG, 3/22/23

Wanda (Hornsby) Milliron ’64 UG, 12/19/22

Canton Napier ’62 UG, 3/2/23

Roy Oerman ’68 UG, 9/29/22

Ervin Pack ’57 UG, 7/2/22

Guy Pratt ’75 UG, 3/21/23

Ginger (Simons) Purdin ’49 UG, 12/10/22

Otis Reeves ’95 GR, 1/26/23

Hazel (Ballou) Roche ’69 GR, 4/8/23

Garrison Rose ’73 GR, 9/14/22

Robert Shearer ’68 UG, 9/30/22

Mary (Parker) Smith ’42 UG, 11/3/22

Bill Stark ’65 UG, 11/27/22

Virginia (McAllister) Stephens ’51 UG, 7/7/22

Donald Stidham ’70 GR, 2/28/23

Anita (Baker) Tolliver ’85 UG, 7/7/22

Ernie Trosper ’55 UG, 9/17/22

Shirley Neely-Turpin ’58 UG, 1/29/23

Glee (Whitfield) Whiteman ’63 UG, 11/19/22

Paul Whittaker ’71 UG, 9/25/22

Clarence Woods ’56 UG, 2/18/23

William Wooton ’74 UG, 3/1/23

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