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~, r . l ) ) ) ) ) ))))))))))) J 1\rkaddphla, 1\l\. Vol.?, /.00 I. A Word from the President ... October 30 will be a special day for one of the most important people at Ouachita. That person is Rosemary Chu, who has served as the Hall Director for Frances Crawford West for the past 36 years. Generations of Ouachitonians have known her as Mom Chu. Please give me a couple of minutes to tell you the story. Rosemary slipped out of China in 1950 with no documents of any kind to live in Hong Kong with her uncle and his family. When her uncle was invited to the United States for a teaching assignment, Rose­ mary prepared to join the family on the trip across the ocean. After traveling to Taiwan to obtain a special visa, she was ready to depart. The party sailed from Hong Kong in October, 1951. Rosemary's uncle and aunt sailed first class, but she and her cousins traveled third class in the bottom of the boat. (She still remembers that she preferred third class because they served Chinese food, whereas only American food was available in first class.) During the voyage a typhoon caused rough conditions on the ship for about 24 hours. Rosemary was seasick and afraid that the boat would tip over. She vowed never to board an ocean liner again. Fifty years later, she remains true to that promise. The boat docked in San Francisco on October 30, 1951. The family was met by officials from the U . S. Department of State, then they went to an area hotel. Rosemary was met by a lady from the Foreign Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention, who saw that she had accom­ modations at the YWCA and later took her to meet her train to travel to college in Ohio. The rest of the story, as Paul Harvey would say, is told in the book co­ authored by Rosemary with Lou Ann Locke, Rosemary: A journey from East to West. Among the most touching passages in the book are Rosemary's expressions of her love for her husband, Dr. Finley Chu, and their daughter, Jane. On Tuesday, October 30, during our weekly chapel program, we'll have a brief time of recognition of Mom Chu's fifty years in the United States. Perhaps you would like to send a greeting to her on that occasion. Her Ouachita box number is 3719. Aren't you glad that God led Rosemary Chu to the United States ... and to Ouachita? ~ 0~

P. S.: Thanks to Sandi Webb Parks for calling this special anniversary date to my attention. PRESIDENT 'fhe Andrew Westmoreland c

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DEVELOPMENT STAFF Joe Franz, Vice President for Development John Cloud, Associate Vice President for Estate and Gift Planning Gary Hancock, Development OHicer Lane Smith, Development OHicer World Study Program 2-3 Bill Wright, Development OHicer The RomanForum,filled with impressive ruins of temples, basili­ Deborah Root, Dir. ofDevelopment Publications cas and monuments, was just one stop on an around-the-world study tour for mass communicationsstudents. FORMER STUDENTS AssociATION ADVISORY BoARD Junanne Reynolds Brown, President •AN INSIDE LooK• Larry Frisby, 1st Vice President Becky Sutton Kirkpatrick, Development News 4 2nd Vice President, Wesley Kluck, Tiger Network Chair Arkansas Advisors: Academic News 6 Patricia Greene Griffen, Judy Freeman Honey, Campus News 10 Ginger St. John Morgan, Bobbie Beeson Shepherd, Frank Taylor, Bob White Sports News 15 Out-of-State Advisors: Don Duren, Kathy Hossler McDonald, Patrick Netherton, Steve Lemmond, Alumni News 16 Duke Wheeler Memorials 17 The Ouachita Circle is a publication of Ouachita Baptist University, OBU Box 3762, Arkadelphia, AR Class Notes (marriages, births, deaths) 18 71998-0001 ·Phone 870-245-5000 Alumni E-mail: [email protected] The Financial Adviser A-C Randy Garner, Assistant to the President for Enrollment Management Donor Clubs 33 and Director ofAlumni Affairs • • ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jeff Root, Assistant to the President for Public Relations On the cover: Ouachita students enter the Temple of Mac Sisson, Asst. Dir. ofPublic Relations Heaven in Beijing. Bettie Duke, Alumni Kevin Wieser, Director ofTiger Network photo by William D. Downs, Jr. Printed by Twin City Printing and Litho, Inc. What began as a pie-in-the-sky idea 10 story sources, they were doing some seri­ years ago - sending a group of OBU mass ous sightseeing that ranged from climbing communications students on an unprec­ the Great Wall and touring the Forbidden The World Study Tour altered my view edented around-the-world study tour to City in China, to riding camels in Egypt, gather information for in-depth stories from visiting Istanbul's Blue Mosque and Topkapi seasoned journalists in Time magazine bu­ Palace, viewing the Parthenon in Athens and ofAmerica, politics and life. I hope to use reaus and other sources - has become a re­ taking a one-day cruise through the lovely ality for the second time in three years. Greek Isles of Aegina, Hydra and Porus; Thanks to the J.D. Patterson Around­ walking in the footsteps of the apostles Paul the knowledge gained to further my career the-World Study Program, named in honor and John in Ephesus, touring the Roman of the Searcy dentist and 1947 Ouachita Forum and watching Pope John Paul pre­ graduate who made it all possible, six stu­ side over the canonization of five new saints and to essentially make a difference. dents spent 31 days this summer on a jour­ in St. Peter's Square; enjoying the beauty ney that took them to Beijing, Cairo, Dubai, of the Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen and Istanbul, Izmir, Ephesus, Athens, Rome, touring Westminster Abbey and the National Salzburg, Copenhagen and London. Art Gallery in London. Chosen by a panel of They also enjoyed some Ouachita and mass communications faculty Arkadelphia connections: William Chiu, our members and Dr. Patterson, the guide in Beijing, is a Chinese-American students included: Melissa business executive whose son attends Arka­ Bragg, Sheridan: Issues concerning delphia High School; Su Ling, who taught crime and punishment; Tilly Chinese at OBU last year, joined us in Carter, Arkadelphia: Developing Beijing for a dinner of Peking Duck. In technology in the news industry; Istanbul, OBU graduate Reyhan Diker and Brent Gambill, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Diker, Paragould: The place of showed us around the city and treated us to Christianity in world a traditional Turkish dinner in their home. religions; Erica Kimbrough, In Copenhagen, Ove Yang Jensen and his u Hot Springs: Poverty and wife, Else, the parents of Dr. Pre ben Yang by William D. Downs, Jr. how the problem is being ad­ at OBU, guided us through their beautiful Program dressed; Katie Kirkpatrick, Little Rock: city and treated us to a dessert dinner at their How the world perceives the recent US. home. presidential transition ji-om Bill Clinton to From every standpoint, it was a great George W Bush; and Carrie Talbert, Benton: trip. But what did it mean to the students? Technology and its use in grades K-12. The Here are some highlights of their responses: overall theme of the tour concerned global Melissa Bragg: "The trip was mean­ views of America as we enter the 21st cen­ ingful to me in so many ways. Not only did tury. we get to see so many interesting things, By the time they returned to the United but we got to really investigate different States on June 20, the students had inter­ aspects of the cities and countries. viewed Time bureau chiefs in Beijing, Cairo, "Through our Time meetings, we came Rome and London, the editor of away with more than just pictures and sou­ Copenhagen's Berlingski Tidende, the larg­ venirs. We left with knowledge about their est and oldest (1749) newspaper in Den- views, beliefs and ways of life. It IS easy to -II....O!=...:.....a_....::~...J...._____ ..., mark, students at Koc Univer- get wrapped up in domestic affairs and not sity in Istanbul and anyone pay attention to what's going on in the world else who would stand still around us. This was made most clear when long enough to answer some we visited Koc University in Istanbul. We questions. were talking to some college students there, Final drafts of their in­ and they seemed to know just as much about can entrepreneur depth stories, now being writ­ our government as we did. Because of this with local ties to ten, will later be shared with trip, I think I will always have a strong de­ Arkade l phia, the Time staff members as guided students in sire to know what is happening all around Beijing. they have requested, the the world." Berlingski Tidende in Tilly Carter: "The Around-the-World -....--.....(.;..----';...J Copenhagen, students with Study Program was an unforgettable expe­ Brent Gambill and Tilly Carter whom they met at Koc University and fi- rience. I believe the most exciting thing I brave the sweltering Egyptian nally with local news media for later publi­ learned from the trip, however, was the im­ heat to ride a camel from the pyramids of Giza to the Great cation. portance of international awareness. Sphinx. When students were not interviewing "In each city we were given the oppor- 2 • World Study Program tunity to speak to Time correspondents and member just that long." others sources. In Beijing, Matt Forney gave Carrie Talbert: "How many people can us insights into the incident involving the say they have traveled completely around the American spy plane. In Cairo, Scott McLeod world? I certainly never thought I would be gave us insights into conflicts in the Middle one to say such a thing. But thanks to Dr. East. At Koc University in Istanbul, we met Downs and Dr. Patterson, I can now say I with students who actually knew more about am, literally, a world traveler. Soren Sogaard, editor of the Berlingski Tidende American issues and politics than I did. Our "Before taking this trip, I would have in Copenhagen, the oldest (1749) and largest final media stop was in the editorial confer­ to say my view of the world was quite nar- newspaper in Denmark, visits with the students. ence room of Time magazine in London row. Like many Ameri- ~----~----~------~~m-----~ where we were invited to sit in on a plan­ cans, I was mainly con­ ning meeting for the next European edition." cerned with issues here Brent Gambill: "The World Study Tour in the United States. was an experience of global culture and Only after talking to beauty unlike any other trip. Since return­ students at Koc Univer­ ing to America, I have not once closed my sity in Istanbul, however, eyes to sleep at night without thinking of did I realize how much I how much more I have yet to see. Some of didn't know about both the greatest experiences of the trip occurred the United States and the when we met with students at Koc Univer­ world. Those students sity in Istanbul and with Time magazine for­ knew American policies eign correspondents about their views of and politics as well as America and politics. Times help with the they knew their own. trip was priceless as we had time to pick the "The 2001 J.D. " brains of some of the brightest journalists Patterson World Study It I in the business. Tour has helped me view '. "The World Study Tour altered my view the world in a com­ of America, politics and life. I hope to use pletely new manner and the knowledge gained to further my career realize how blessed I and to essentially make a difference." truly am to be an Ameri­ Erica Kimbrough: "Having the oppor­ can. I no longer take tunity to travel around the world rarely fresh air, air condition­ comes along. For me, this summer's trip was ing, the comfort ofhome an opportunity like no other. I learned not or even toilet paper for only about several extremely different and granted." amazing cultures, but I also learned more Now that the stu­ about myself. The correspondents with Time dents are back home and magazine showed us what it was truly like preparing to return ei­ in each country and helped us understand ther to Ouachita for the more completely the people and traditions. fall semester or to enter "I've taken away with me from this trip law school (Katie and a deep appreciation for every culture we en­ Brent), they are obviously thankful for the countered, and an eagerness to listen to those experience and are particularly grateful to who can teach me more." J.D. Patterson. Carrie's "thank-you" note to Katie Kirkpatrick: "I thought that this him is typical of those sent by the other five experience would help me to better under­ students: stand the countries that I would visit, and it "I cannot begin to thank you enough for did. But I was surprised to find that I learned believing in us six students from OBU to most about my home, the United States of send us around the world," Carrie wrote. "It America. was an awesome experience that will go with "In doing interviews for my story, I was me the rest of my life. Thank you for letting able to see how America and Americans are the blessings God has so graciously given viewed around the world. The answers var­ you spill over into my life." ied from place to place, but in most cases I left the meetings feeling proud of my coun­ Editors note: Both the first world tour in On their last night in Copenhagen, the students try and inspired to make it a better place. 1998 and the 2001 tour were led by Dr. were treated to a dessert supper by Mr. and Mrs. The J.D. Patterson Around-the-World Study Downs, chairman ofth e department ofmass Ove Jensen, parents of Dr. Preben Vang, associ­ Tour gave me more than I bargained for and communications, and his wife, Vera. ate professor of biblical studies and theology at more than I can ever repay. It was the expe­ Ouachita. Vera Downs is pictured second from right. rience of a lifetime and one that I will re- World Study Program • 3 Gift allows for gallery improvements A $150,000 grant from land. "This grant will enable versity or Williams Baptist ships are two-year awards the Hammons Charitable us to enhance the setting for College. based on the idea that stu­ Foundation will make possible our art exhibitions. As the Ninety-one students were dents who need help at the the complete remodeling of quality of our art program has granted scholarships totalling beginning of their college ca­ the art gallery in Mabee Fine grown, so has the attention $275, 500 for the 2000-2001 reers may become self-suffi­ Arts Center, according to offi­ given our student exhibitions. academic year. Since 1998, cient by thejunioryear. David cials at Ouachita and the Ar­ It's also an area often used for 247 scholarships have been Moore, secretary/ treasurer of kansas Baptist Foundation. receptions when concerts, re­ awarded in the amount of the Hammons Foundation The gallery, which will be citals and lectures are held in $556,000, while $340,000 has Board, said the scholarships named for Dr. Edward P. McBeth Recital Hall." been awarded to the six col­ and the grants for campus fa­ Hammons, is in Mabee's main The Hammons Chari­ leges and universities for capi­ cilities are based on the reception area near the Francis table Foundation originated tal improvement. Hammons' strong beliefin the McBeth Recital Hall and is from a $10 million gift to the Before Dr. Hammons died value of education. the home of art displays by Arkansas Baptist Foundation in 1998, he set up the scholar­ "The students are re­ professionals and students. from the estates of Evalyn P. ship fund based on a college minded that the Hammons Extensive work is planned, Hammons and her son, Dr. experience of his own. An family left them the scholar­ including the installation of Edward P. Hammons, both of essay he had written about a ship support so that they art display equipment, a new Forrest City. The Hammons sharecropper's daughter who would obtain a desired educa­ floor, and new heating and Foundation also funds schol­ was struggling to stay in school tion and then later give back air ducts to provide greater arships for students from east so impressed Hammons' pro­ to their communities and efficiency and improved Arkansas and west Tennessee fessor, she and her husband churches," said Moore. "With acoustics. who attend either Ouachita, supported the student for her the scholarship gift, there is an "We're honored that Oua­ Baylor University, East Ar­ first two years of school. She implied stewardship --today chita has received such strong kansas Community College in later became a very successful the student receives a bless­ support from the Hammons Forrest City, Oklahoma Bap­ offtcial in the U.S. Depart­ ing, but one day the student Foundation," said Westmore- tist University, Union Uni- ment of Agriculture. will become the blessing." The Hammons' scholar- ·by jeffRo ot FAQs from alumni about the Ouachita Scholarship Fund Over the past several years, annual scholarships for any percentage ofa lumni support, foundations that support the the O uachita Scholarship Ouachita student. which is an excellent indica­ causestheiremployeessupport Fund has become an impor­ Q: How is it different from tor of your satisfaction with by matching charitable con­ tant source of financial aid for the Annual Fund? the education you received to tributions their employees Ouachita students. However, A: It's not. The Ouachita individuals and foundations make. Contact your human not all of Ouachita's alumni, Scholarship Fund is a rela­ which consider Ouachita for resources department to see if former students, and friends tively new name for the old major gifts and grants. It also your employer is a matching understand all there is to know Annual Fund. helps in national rankings that gift company and obtain their about the fund. The follow­ Q: Is my gift to Ouachita increase the value of your de­ matching gift form. ing is a list of the most fre­ tax deductible? gree. Q: How much did you quently asked questions con­ A: Yes. Your gift can be Q: Why do you want my raise last year? cerning the Scholarship Fund deducted due to Ouachita's gift before May 31st? A: $326,293.10 - Our best and the answers to those ques­ IRS classification as a non­ A: Ouachita's fiscal year year ever, thanks to you! tions. profit 501 (c)(3) institution. begins on June 1st and ends Q: What is the goal for Q: Does my gift make a on May 31st. To be credited this year? Q: WhatistheOuachitaSchol­ difference? as having been given during A: $350,000 by May 31st. arship Fund? A: Yes! No matter the size, thecurrentyearyou must send A: It is the annual giving your gift lays the foundation your gift before May 31st. For any other questions, portion of the fund-raising ef­ for excellence in the classroom Q: What are Matching please contact Lane Smith at forts at Ouachita. Every dol­ and beyond. If you are. an Gifts? 870-245-5169 or smithl@ lar raised is used to provide alumna/us, you help raise our A: Many employers have obu.edu. 4 • Development News Two for one is SCHOLARSHIPS ESTABLISHED always a good deal James E. and Joyce N. Crittenden Everybody likes a good deal, right? Well, it Endowed Scholarship Fund could be that your employer is offering you a good This scholarship fund was established by Mr. and Mrs. James E. Crittenden deal and you don't even realize it. What's the of Beaumont, Texas. The purpose of the fund is to provide scholarship deal? It works like this: you make a charitable gift assistance to full-time students. Preference will be given to students major­ to Ouachita and your employer matches it 1:1, ing within the School of Business, School of Christian Studies and/or 2:1, or even 3:1! Education Department. For years, colleges and universities have ben­ efited greatly from companies who match the Delbert and Robbie Garrett charitable donations their employees make. Only Endowed Scholarship Fund recently has Ouachita begun to reap the benefits This scholarship fund was established through the estate ofDelbert and from such programs. Robbie Garrett. The fund will provide scholarship assistance to Ouachita Over the last five years, Ouachita has re­ students, with preference given to students preparing for a Christian voca­ ceived 467 matching gifts totaling $365,252.42. As tion. a result, more financial aid has been awarded, endowments have grown faster, and programs R. Julian and Loretta Glover have improved. Before you send your next contribution to Endowed Scholarship Fund Ouachita be sure to check with your employer's The R.Julian and Loretta Glover Endowed Scholarship Fund has been human resources department for their guide­ established through the estate of Mr. and Mrs. Glover of Hot Springs. The lines on matching gifts. Who knows, you might purpose of the fund is to provide income to help fund the institutional grant be able to double or triple the amount given and programs at Ouachita. Recipients must be full-time students who meet the boost yourself into a higher gift club. academic standards of the University, have established a record of academic excellence and must be good citizens of the campus community. MATCHING GIFTS Lloyd L. Jordan Endowed Scholarship Fund Year Gifts Dollars The Lloyd L. Jordan Endowed Scholarship Fund has been established by Mrs. Ruth Baxter and Mrs. Patsy Lunda to honor the memory of their May-97 67 $ 49,662.02 father Mr. Lloyd Jordan. Recipients ofthe scholarship fund must be full-time May-98 88 $ 66,682.40 students who are in their final graduating year at Ouachita. May-99 83 $ 61,375.00 May-00 107 $ 84,795.00 Lloyd and Vesta Thrash Endowed Scholarship Fund This scholarship fund was established by Lloyd and Vesta Thrash ofHot May-01 122 102,738.00 $ Springs Village. As long as the Barcelona Road Baptist Church supports Total 467 $ 365,252.42 Ouachita in their budget, recipients must be one of the following to receive the scholarship award: member ofBarcelona Baptist Church in Hot Springs, Village, AR, or a child, grandchild, and/or great grandchild of a member of Staggs establish award the church. Recipients pursuing a major within the Frank D. Hicking­ botham School of Business will be given first priority. Recommendations to honor students of Greek from the Barcelona Baptist Church will be given to the University Scholar­ The Robert Stagg New Testament Greek ship Committee each year. If after six years no award has been given, the Award has been established by Dr. and Mrs. University Scholarship Committee can consider students from Fountain Robert Stagg of Arkadelphia. The award will Lake High School and Jessieville High School. be presented annually at the University's Aca­ demic Awards Banquet. Alfred Donovan Wilhelm and Margaret Ann Morton The recipient of the award must be the Wilhelm Endowed Scholarship Fund graduating senior with the highest grade point This scholarship fund was established by Dr. Richard D. Wilhelm to average in two years of New Testament Greek honor his father and stepmother. Recipients must be pursuing a major in (12 semester hours). To be considered for the the following areas: first priority, engineering; second priority, business; award, the student must have a minimum grade third priority, religion. point average of3.0 in these courses. The Dean of the Chesley and Elizabeth Pruet School ofChris tian Studies will supervise Ted and Betty Williams Scholarship Fund the selection process, and the amount of the This scholarship fund was established by the Ted and Betty Williams award will be based on available income from Charitable Trust. Recipients of the fund must have a financial need and the fund. show leadership potential as demonstrated by extracurricular achieve­ ments. Development News • 5 -Nt1114ttta~trf- Hewell brinqs wealth of experience "";s~~;~:~:s::;~,· · as chair of Church music department visual arts, won first Rob Hewell, leader of the leadership sions a closer relationship between the place honors at the and worship team of the Arkansas Bap- department ofchurch music in the Jones tist State Convention (ABSC), has been School of Fine Arts and the faculty and fourth annual Salvador's named assistant professor and chair of students of the Chesley and Elizabeth Deli Exhibition and the department of church music in the Pruet School of Christian Studies. In Competition held at the Bernice YoungJones School afFine Arts. addition, his already close ties with many Arkansas Arts Center in Little Rock. "Rob Hewell will be a strong addi- of the state's churches and ministers Artists from around the state were asked tion to our faculty. He has a deep under- should benefit students in many ways. to create works of art using exclusively food standing of church music and worship," "Because of my work in the local items. said Dr. Andrew Westmoreland, presi- church and in the work of the state con­ Thompson brought home the Best of dent of Ouachita. "It's an important day vention, I think I'll have a valuable per­ Show Award and $350 for his piece titled both for Ouachita and for the state's spective on things related to leadership "The Big Cheese," a self portrait created out churches, which will benefit from what and music and how it all fits together in of Cheese-Nips. Rob teaches our students." the churches," said Hewell. "I am very Ouachita was also represented in the Hewell's experience as a music min- interested in what is happening in the exhibition with works by adjunct instructor ister and as an ABSC staff member who churches and in how worship leaders can Sandy McDowell and students Lori Cain, a worked with churches throughout the have an impact. As for the students, they senior education major from Branson, state on issues related to music and lead- need a wide perspective. They need to ership, made him the perfect candidate understand that it's not all music they'll Missouri; Brandon Chandler, a junior visual for the position, said Dr. Charles Wright, be dealing with - their leadership and arts major from Dallas, Texas; and Katy dean of the Jones School afFine Arts and communication skills will be vital in Durler, a senior visual arts major from Broken acting vice president for academic affairs. church work." Arrow, Oklahoma. "In the eight years he's been with the In addition to courses in the church Thompson has had a work titled Arkansas Baptist State Convention, Rob music department, Hewell will direct The "Chasing Blue Sky" selected for the 2001 has gained a strong reputation for his Chamber Singers and Praise Singers, su­ Dallas Critic's Choice exhibition that opened ability to work well with churches of all pervise music for Ouachita's weekly on Friday, June 15, at the Dallas Visual Arts sizes and styles," said Wright. "He has a chapel service and teach Fine Arts: Mu­ Center in Dallas, Texas. grasp of the issues related to church mu- sic, part ofOuachita's CORE curriculum sic, worship and leadership, and he com- for all students. Dr. James Philpot, municates it well. He's a natural leader." Hewell was attracted to Ouachita holder of the Regions Hewell said the decision to leave the first by its strong reputation, then by Bank Chair of Econom- employment ofthe Arkansas Baptist State personal relationships with members of ics and Finance, Convention was difficult because he loved the faculty and staff, and now, by the recently had an article the work and the people with whom he prospect of working with students. published in Arkansas worked at the convention. Still, since his "I've always enjoyed working with Business and Economic first contact with Ouachita's search com- students, particularly college students," Review. The article, "A Consensus Eco­ mittee, the idea of touching the future Hewell said. "This is a wonderful time for through college-level teaching has had a them to graduate and go into the minis­ nomic Forecast for Arkansas Through 2002," growing appeal. try, but some turmoil is inevitable in a appeared in the fall 2000 issue of the Review. "This is a great time to be working in periodofrapidchange.A passion ofmine the areas of music and worship," said istohelpchurchleadersdealwithchange Hewell. "The opportunity to pursue that in a healthy way. Music is a powerful tool Dr. Kent Faught, work in a setting like Ouachita is very for presenting the Gospel. Because of assistant professor of appealing. Ouachita is in a position to that power, we have to treat the art of management, presented establish itself as a catalyst for preparing music with respect." a paper, "Correcting the music and worship leaders for kingdom- Hewell, who was minister ofmusic at Fundamental Attribution focused ministry. That's partly due to the First Baptist Church New Orleans before Error; The Role of strong relationship between Ouachita joining the ABSC in 1993, has a bachelor's Statistical Process and its constituent congregations, and degree from Midwestern State Univer- Control in TOM," at the annual meeting of the it's also because ofthe qualityofthe teach- sity and a master's degree from South- Academy of Management in August. The ing that goes on here." western Baptist Theological Seminary. paper was co-authored with Dr. Dan Ganster, Building lines of communication He and his wife, Cyndy, have two daugh- professor of management at the University of between groups was one of Hewell's ters: Kaylyn, a college freshman, and Arkansas at Fayetteville. strengths with the ABSC, and he'll con- Karyn, a ninth grader. tinue that theme at Ouachita. He envi- • by Jeff Root 6 • Academic News Cases named missionaries-in-residence -Neftl41na~ertf- Cliff and Cinthy Case ofRocha, U ru­ career SBC missionaries, to provide a guay have been named as Missionaries­ "bonding" mechanism for the many chil­ Dr. Trey Berry, in-Residenceforthe2001-2002academic dren of career missionaries attending associate professor of year. classes on the Arkadelphia campus; to history and director of The Cases serve as Southern Baptist relate to students who are desiring to the Pete Parks Center Convention (SBC) church planters/zone invest some part of their lives in various for Regional Studies, missionaries in the South American forms of missions work; to provide an presented a paper at the country. opportunity for the missionaries to teach Arkansas Historical Cliff Case, a native of North Little courses along the lines of their career Association meeting in April. The paper was Rock, is a 1984 bachelor of music gradu­ backgrounds; and to offer churches and titled "The Early Environs of Arkansas: ate of Ouachita. He earned his master of other organizations in Arkansas an op­ Through the Eyes of Dunbar and Hunter." divinity degree in 1987 from Southwest­ portunity to hear of the experiences of ern Baptist Theologial Seminary in Fort the couple in ministering in a foreign Worth, Texas. Mrs.Caseisa 1984gradu­ nation. Dr. Robert ate ofBaylor University earning a bach­ The Missionaries-in-Residence Pro­ Webster, the George elor ofbusiness administration degree in gram at Ouachita is directed by Ian Cosh, Young Professor of administrative information systems. She assistant to the president for community Accounting, recently had was granted a master of arts degree in development and a member of the cam­ an article titled "Self­ missiology in 1997 from Southwestern. pus religious life committee. Confidence in Financial During their stay in Arkadelphia, he "We are delighted that Cliff and will be teaching two classes in Ouachita's Cinthy will be joining us as missionaries­ Analysis: A Study of Pruet School of Christian Studies. in-residence," said Cosh. "They bring Younger and Older Male Professional The Cases have two boys, Clayton, with them a wonderful spirit, outstand­ Analysts," published in the June 2001 issue who will be in the ninth grade and Caleb ing qualifications, and a true desire to of Psychological Reports. The article was co­ who will be in the fifth grade. The Cases serve. I am convinced that they will authored with Dr. Selwyn Ellis, assistant arrived on campus July 24. His office will relate well to our students, faculty and professor of information systems at Louisiana be in the Campus Ministries suite on the staff, as well as to other publics of the Tech University. third floor of Evans Student Center. university." The goals of the Missionaries-in­ Groups, organizations, or churches Dr. Bill Viser, Residence Program at Ouachita are to interested in scheduling the Cases to associate professor of offer Ouachita students an opportunity speak, may contact the Campus Minis­ Christian ministries, has to become acquainted with the lives of tries Office at Ouachita at (870) 245- qualified for two different 5536. certifications in the field of alcohol and drug European tour offers cultural insight abuse. A group of 25 students got a !"""';;.,.-:Jr.-P.-::----.-r71.. Viser qualified for the credential first hand taste of European his­ Advanced Certified Alcohol Drug Counselor tory, art, and culture in early May through the Arkansas Substance Abuse on the school's eleventh annual Certification Board. He also met require­ European Study Tour. ments for licensure as an Alcohol and Drug The students were accompa­ Abuse counselor. For the certification, Viser nied by Larry Thompson, assis­ had to have completed three years or 6,000 tant professor of visual arts, and IP"""l'fOlll'"~ hours of supervised experience plus a Preban Yang, associate professor minimum of 270 clock hours of approved of biblical studies and theology. education. He received the license through The academically focused trip LD...~---,,.....-~~==-....;:=:::::::= the Arkansas State Board of Examiners of was preceded by 15 hours of class in which students studied the areas they visited, Alcohol and Drug Counselors. presented papers, delivered presentations, and took exams. The course and trip account for six hours of humanities and liberal arts credit. Viser was also recently invited by the Rome, Venice, Florence, and Paris were just a few of the places visited by the class. South Central Co-Op of Arkadelphia to The majority of their time was spent in Italy, France, and Great Britain, including an present a program to employees on the additional train ride through the Alps and Switzerland from Venice to Paris. subject "Depression: What Everyone Should "Cultural insight and gaining a new perspective on a window ofhistory" were the Know and Understand." reasons Yang said the trip was made. "Hopefully, the students, who come from a diverse range ofacademic interests, gained a sense ofconnection between culture and language, culture and art, and culture and history." ·by Bethany Jones

Academic News • 7 Oral history collection provides glimpse of by-gme eras In an earlier era, C. E. Knox might have interest was piqued by an assignment brought his ability to describe the way he lived and what he revealed more about his life and times through home by his son. saw at various stages of life made for several rich letters, or perhaps an extensive diary. But Knox, "About two years ago, my son was assigned interviews for Bob Black. who died in June at the age of 102, was a product an oral history project in Mrs. Linn's class, and he "Mr. Knox was so wonderful we decided to do of the 20th century. That means much of his did it on Jesse Runyan, the war hero from D-Day," several interviews. He was still alert and articulate communication took place via the telephone, and Black said. "He walked out of that interview a at 101 years old last fall when we had our final written documentation of his memories and opin­ different kid. He gained an understanding that he interview," Black said. "His description of changes ions is harder to come by. was part of something bigger than himself. That's in education, including desegregation, were price­ Such is the quandary of historians of the 20th what I'd like the students to learn- the difference less. He witnessed vast changes and spoke elo­ century- and every century to come. With printed between their own individual memory and a collec­ quently about what he saw and experienced." material surrounding us, but little of it first-hand tive memory." While Knox was unusual because his insight expressions of the innermostthoughts and dreams The fact that not every student will locate a covered an entire century, cou ntless others may of everyday people, historians increasingly have war hero or an important politician for an interview be captivated by the words of other interview turned to oral histories to find the real story of the is no problem for Black and his colleagues. It is, subjects, especially if that subject is a long-de­ late 19th and 20th centuries- the people's history. after all, a snapshot of the culture of a certain time ceased relative. To aid researchers of family his­ A group of educators at Ouachita Baptist and place that they're preserving . tory or those studying particular topics, such as life University has focused on preserving the living "It's so important because it's a vital area of during the Great Depression, archivist Wendy Rich­ histories of the people of southwest Arkansas, history today," said Dr. Trey Berry, associate pro­ ter and Margaret Reed, director of media services, plus nearby regions of Louisiana, Texas and Okla­ fessor of history at Ouachita. "It's the cutting edge. have been working to provide internet access homa. In the process they've built what they be­ Most of the history written previous to recent de­ through a database with listings of all of the inter­ lieve to be the largest collection of oral history in cades was about politicians and military figures. views. By the time the fall semester begins, they the state. More and more we're getting the history of ordinary plan to have the database on-line, searchable by With more than people. That's why this work is so important." name or subject matter. "Human 3,ooo audio and Berry contributes to the oral history collection "Getting on the web site is a key for helping video recordings of himself, as do his students. The Pete Parks Center people who are searching for information," Richter • interviews already in for Regional Studies, which he directs, partnered said. "We want people to know the extent of the memory IS the archives at Riley- with Riley-Hickingbotham Library to create the collection and the web will help us offer better fragile. It Hickingbotham Li­ Southwest Arkansas Documentation Project. The access to the public regardless of their distance brary, 25 public oral histories collected through the new project are from Arkadelphia. Those who can't visit Ri ley­ disappears with schools from Mena housed in the library's archives. The growing oral Hickingbotham in person will be able to order to Malvern have history collection provides an important resource transcripts. We can build our niche in the archival time ... What been enlisted to add for history students at Ouachita, and their own world in this way. There is a definite need." work under Berry, Black and others adds strength Involving college and secondary school stu­ 1 d h as many as 1,000 were oing ere more interviews in to the collection . dents in the process of fulfilling that need makes • preserving the the coming year. "From a historian's point of view, the archives the project even more meaningful. IS They launched the is to the social sciences what the laboratory is to "Some of the students have told us that this resent for the program last year the natural sciences," said Dr. Ray Granade, a assignment has helped them discover that their P when eighth through historian and director of library services at Oua­ grandparents were once young, too," Black said. future." 12th graders con- chita. He sees a niche for Riley-Hickingbotham "It's helped history come alive. Certainly, they're .______. dueled almost800 in- Library as historians show more interest in the lives discoveri ng the difference between practicing his­ terviews. Bob Black, director of Ouachita's South­ of all people of a society, regardless of status. tory and just reading it in textbooks." west Arkansas Documentation Project, coordi­ "When you think about who keeps records, Broader studies of specific eras or studies of nates the work. you see the value of interviewing people who are particular issues are enhanced by oral history as "The teachers have been very enthusiastic. I more representative of most of the people of a well. In addition to the responses of everyday go into their classrooms and teach the kids how to society," Granade said. "You have to have a source people, the collection includes interviewswith many conduct an interview and how to transcribe it," to depict their lives, and that's what oral history of the state's best known leaders. Black said. "Ouachita provides the recorders and does. It allows you to go beyond the elite to take a Whether known statewide or only in a small tapes, but the kids find their own subjects and do look at what used to be called social history. It's an Southwest Arkansas community, Granade em­ the interviews on their own. We've got some great attempt to look at the greater movements of society phasized the valuable contribution oral history students from Nashville, Prescott, Fountain Lake, and the character of the people rather than look at makes to the understanding of life in other eras. Stephens, Mena, Jessieville and several other the character of their leaders as representative of "Human memory is fragile. It disappears with schools doing this, and the results have been the culture." time," said Granade. "To find a letter from the 19th impressive. The students are making contact with C.E. Knox is a prime example of oral history century thrills people. What we're doing here is two or three generations back, often within their at work. An African American educator and busi­ preserving the present for the futu re. Fifty years own families." nessman, Knox's living memory extended to the from now, there won't be letter collections as in the The new work builds on a strong local tradi­ beginning of the 20th century. He witnessed a 1800s. Instead, there will be oral histories ." tion for oral history led by Lavell Cole, professor of world of changes, from communications technol­ Then, as now, Riley-Hickingbotham Library history at Ouachita, and Arkadelphia public school ogy to the introduction of desegregation late in his at Ouachita will be a good place to start a search. teachers Ann Linn and Ronnie Granade. Black's teaching career. While Knox was a talented writer, • by Jeff Root 8 • Academic News - RtOffj!t?fttrM - Ouachitonian named Gold Medalist The Ouachitonian yearbook received the Gold Medalist rating from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association's annual critique of college yearbooks from across the nation. The Gold Medalist rating is the highest rating given. Yearbooks are judged in content, writing, design, theme, and photography. The editor of the yearbook was Gary Miller, a 2001 graduate from Texarkana, Texas. Dr. Deborah Root, associate professor of mass communications and director of development publications, is the adviser.

GOVERNOR'S VISIT • Rev. Llewelyn Terry ('86), pastor of Mt. Olive Baptist Church in Arkadelphia, visits with Governor Mike Huckabee ('76) during the Governor's visit to Arkadelphia in May. The agenda for the day included a meeting with area pastors held in Phi Beta Lambda students Berry Chapel. excel in competitions Several student members of Phi Beta Service awards presented at banquet Lambda placed in the competition held at the State Leadership Conference in Little Rock. Twenty-four faculty and staff mem­ physical education and recreation and bers representing 455 years of service to swimming coach; Bettie Duke, assistant The students were: Hunter Burroughs, first Ouachita were recognized by the insti­ director of the Tiger Network; and Jim place, Future Business Executive; Begina tution with presentations of service Rothwell, assistant professor of account­ Brawner Proctor, third place, Accounting for awards at the annual Faculty/StaffBan­ ing. Professionals; Kathryn Kirkpatrick, first place, quet on August 17. Five individuals were honored for Impromptu Speaking; Laura Waller Selph, At the banquet, Rosemary Chu, head 15 years of service. They were: Caroline first place, Business Communications; and resident for Frances Crawford Hall (west Cagle, associate professor of mathematics placing second in the Business Decision wing}, and Dr. Bill Downs, Jr., professor and computer science; Roxye Daniel, Making Team competition was the team of of mass communications, were recog­ physical plant staff; Judy Green, physical Laura Gannaway, Justin Ray, and Daniel nized for 35 years of service. plant staff; Susan Hurst, director of stu­ Vejman. Joe Franz, vice president for devel­ dentfinancial aid; and Dr. Randall Wight, The individual winners also participated opment; Dr. Ray Granade, director of dean ofinterdisciplinary studies and pro­ in the PBL National Leadership Conference library services and professor of history; fessor of psychology and biology. held in Orlando, Florida, in July. At the Dr.JoeJeffers, the W.D. and Alice Burch Honored for 10 years ofservice were: national level, Kathryn Kirkpatrick placed Professor of Chemistry and Pre-Medical Harrell Beckwith, chemistry department second in Impromptu Speaking, and Laura Studies; and Tona Wright, associate pro­ support staff; Dr. Terry Carter, associate Waller Selph placed seventh in Business fessor of health, physical education and professor of Christian Ministries and Communications. Professor Jim Rothwell recreation, received recognition for their holder of the W. 0. Vaught Chair of serves as the PBL adviser. 30 years of service. Bible; TeresaJones, TRIO secretary; Carol Three other individuals shared the Morgan, assistant professor of communi­ spotlight for 25 years of service. They cation disorders; Dr.JeffRoot, assistant to were: Dr. Ben Elrod, chancellor; Dr. Hal the president for public relations and Bass, the Herbert and LaDelle Moody assistant professor of mass communica­ Professor of Pre-Law Studies and Politi­ tions; Glen Scott, physical plant staff; Irene cal Science, and Russell Hodges, associ­ Trofimova, associate professor ofmodern ate professor of music and music librar­ languages; and Dr. Jeanna Westmore­ ian. land, associate professor of education. Twenty year awards were presented to Jim Dann, assistant professor ofhealth, • by Kara Dexter Academic News • 9 Diplomas presented to 234 graduates; commencement broadcast on internet Ouachita held com­ events next year. We're ex­ mencement ceremonies on cited about starting the pro­ Saturday, May 5, at 3 p.m. in cess with commencement be­ Sturgis Physical Education cause it gives family and friends Center. Ouachita President of our graduates who cannot Andrew Westmoreland pre­ travel to campus an opportu­ sented diplomas to 234 stu­ nity to participate in the expe­ dents. rience." The annual picnic for "Over the years, Ouachita graduates, hosted by Presi­ has made a substantial invest­ dent W estmoreland and his ment in our technology infra­ wife, Dr. Jeanna W estmore­ structure. One of the ways land, was held at the that we are getting a return on President's home on Thurs­ our investment is when we day, May 3. use this technology to extend The activities on Satur­ President Andrew our geographic boundaries," day, May 5, began with a bac­ Westmoreland, assisted said Phelps. "The added sup­ calaureate service for the se­ by Registrar and Director port from Firstar will allow us niors in the Jones Performing of Admissions Judy to enhance our web opportu­ Jones, presents the Arts Center. Rev. Ben Rowell, graduates with their nities in a timely manner." pastor of the First Baptist diplomas. The movement toward Church of Rogers and presi­ DISTINGUISHED live broadcasts is just one way dent of the Arkansas Baptist ALUMNUS • President in which Ouachita has im­ Andrew Westmoreland State Convention, was the welcomes Dr. John S. proved its web site. In Janu­ speaker. Jackson as the Distin­ ary, Lannie Byrd, a 1997 Oua­ T he OBU Distinguished guished Alumnus and chita graduate, returned to ll:!:fti'J31 commencement speaker. Alumnus Award was pre­ cam pus as the University's first sented at the luncheon to Dr. assistant clerk in the U .S. Sen­ faculty senate, associate dean, webmaster. Byrd, who has John S.Jackson, interim chan­ ate Foreign Relations Com­ acting dean, and vice chancel­ been a webmaster for the The cellor and professor of politi­ mittee at that time chaired by lor. Commercial Appeal in Mem­ cal science at Southern Illi­ the late Arkansas Senator J. Empowered by a grant phis, has transformed the Oua­ nois U niversity - Carbondale. William Fulbright. From from Firstar Bank, Ouachita's chita site with a new design Jackson, a native of January 1964-July 1966, he May 5 commencement was housing regularly updated Waldo, received a bachelor of was an officer in the U.S. Army broadcast live over the news, features and photo­ arts degree with magna cum Intelligence Corps. internet. The audio broadcast graphs. Other new projects laude honors in political sci­ He has served as a research was the first of several new will include more accessible ence and psychology from associate for both the presti­ internet ventures made pos­ academic and account infor­ Ouachita in 1962. gious Brookings Institution in sible by the grant. mation for current students In 1963, he received a Washington D.C. and the "The grant from Firstar and more material for alumni master's degree in political sci­ Woodrow Wilson School of allowed us to move farther into and prospective students. ence, with a minor in psy­ Public and International Af­ wireless technology, which has "Broadcasting com- chology, from Baylor Univer­ fairs at Princeton University. great potential for enhancing mencement and other events sity and a doctor of philoso­ Jackson joined the SIUC our web site," said Bill Phelps, over the internet gives every­ phy degree with distinction faculty in 1969 and since then director of computer services. one in the Ouachita family a from Vanderbilt University has held various professional "We have had live coverage of chance to participate in spe­ in 1971. and administrative positions football and some basketball cial events in the University's From September 1963 to on the Carbondale campus, games, but we hope to add live life," said Byrd. December 1963, he was an including the president of the broadcasts of several other 10 • Campus News Students to a&<;ist elderly through ElderServe program Beginning this fall, stu­ down. dents will have the opportu­ VOLUNTEERING • Students will also have an ElderServe will nity to make a difference in provide students the opportunity to get involved someone's life by offering as­ opportunity to in the lives of the senior citi­ sistance and forming relation­ interact with senior zens through their professors ship patterns with the elderly citizens in the who are playing a role in Arkadelphia area. through a new program in Students will ElderServe. Among these is the Arkadelphia community participate in such Dr. Richard Mills, professor of called ElderServe. projects as visitation, sociology, whose gerontology The program is a product delivering meals, seminar will be meeting one­ shopping and of the Ben M. Elrod Center assisting with on-one with senior citizens to for Family and Community programs at the gather information to write and is being coordinated by Arkadelphia Senior life history papers, which will staff assistant Judy Duvall. Adult Center. be given to the senior citizens "Arkadelphia has a sig­ and their families. nificant population of elderly The marketing research individuals, and many are iso­ class will poll seniors in Arka­ lated and lonely," Duvall said. such as grocery shopping and for ways to provide opportu­ delphia to identify their needs "Because oftheir isolation they picking up non-narcotic pre­ nities for seniors in the com­ so that ElderServe will be bet­ have a need for connection scriptions, providing relieffor munity to volunteer and use ter able to meet those needs in with others in varieties of families with a family member their unique gifts and talents the future. ways." in Hospice and delivering in service. A non-credit cre­ "Getting to know an eld­ Through ElderServe, stu­ Meals on Wheels. The volun­ ative writing course will be erly person is like having the dents will be able to do that teer hours can be used as offered in the fall semester at chance to read a really good on a once-a-week basis. TransServe hours, which al­ the Elrod Center to give se­ book; they are a great source of The opportunities to lows students to volunteer and nior citizens an outlet to ex­ wisdom and life experience serve include visitation, read­ have the hours recorded on press their life experiences by and have much to teach us," ing, doing yard work and their transcripts. reflecting on them, sharing Duvall said. housework, running errands ElderServe will also look their stories and writing them • by Matt Cleveland

CHINA TOUR • The China History and Culture Tour was conducted by Bill Dixon, vice president for student services, May 25-June 5. The group, pictured outside the Great Hall of the People At Tiananmen Square in Beijing, include: (front row) Andrew Spann, Phillip Spann, Paul Spann, Vivian Spann, Bill Dixon, Snookie Dixon, Fu Gouying (Peking University professor); (back row) Ann Clark, Ted Snider, Jane Snider, Rita Monsen, James Smalley, Margaret lvey, Debbie Tillery, Ella V. Smalley, George lvey, Molly Turner, Angie Greer, Tom Greer, Edwinna Mann, Raymond Coppenger, Jacqueline Spann, Ann Coppenger. The second annual China History and Culture Tour is scheduled for May 13- 25, 2002. Travel Services will also be offering a trip to Turkey, "Retracing Paul's Steps," and "A Study of the Inca's." For more information, contact Bill Dixon at 870-245-5220 or [email protected]. ~------~ Campus News • 11 Sin~rs perform in Europe; retrace steps of 1999 tour

In May, 2001 the Thank you, Ouachita Singers re­ turned to Germany and Ouachita Singers, Austria. Their 17 perfor­ mances included all ofthe for allowing us churches they visited in 1999 before the tragic to share in your crash of American Air­ burdens and your lines Flight 1420 in Little Rock. They visited and triumphs. As you sang in cities both large and small including Ber­ sing, and sing so lin, Salzburg, Weimar, Eisenach, and well, "All That Hath Magdeburg. They were Life and Breath, hosted by Ouachita Sing­ ers' parents Rick and Praise Ye Nancy Dill, OBU alum­ nus Carlos lchter, and The Lord!" IMB missionary Jerry Jones. Performing for packed houses every­ where they went, they told, in song and in word, a story of faith, of perse­ verance, and ofexce llence. Singers' conductor, Charlie Fuller, professor of music and director of choral activities, said, 11W e performed everything from Renaissance motets to 'hand-clapping' gospel music for eager and ap­ preciative audiences. Our students gave an incred­ ible testimony through their behavior, their sing­ ing, and in spoken testimonies to the witness to their neighbor and share what ful truth of which they sing. 11 power of Christ to change lives." that difference was. Dill added, 11Their Jones commented that it was some­ The impact of the group on those (the Singers') openness to share their faith how appropriate that the group had whom they met was echoed by Dill. He through the suffering as a result of the changed in the past two years with new commented, 11W e have lots of choirs that plane accident was an incredible testi­ faces and new voices. 11We had put them come through and sing concerts, but the mony to God's lasting love and caring.11 on the plane two years ago ... headed Singers are really special. Of course, the I twas the third time in five years that home, with wonderful experiences tore­ musical quality that they bring with them the Singers performed in Salzburg. 11There late to awaiting family and friends. Then is important in the land of Bach, is a bond, a relationship with the Salzburg the fateful moments, days, weeks ... two Beethoven, and Brahms, but much more Baptistengemeinde and The Ouachita years of overwhelming life-changes. important is the spirit in which they Singers that goes beyond beautiful mu­ Memories are strong, thrilling and pain­ sing.11 He added that a non-believing sic,11 commentedJones. 110ur church mem­ ful,11 he said. 11Thank you, Ouachita Sing­ neighbor and former communist teacher bers have learned to bring friends and ers, for allowing us to share in your bur­ commented to Dill after the concert, work colleagues to a Singers' concert with dens and your triumphs. As you sing, 11There is just something different about not only full assurance of quality music, and sing so well, 'All That Hath Life and that group.11 The statement provided a but for the experience of encountering Breath, Praise Ye The Lord!' wonderful opportunity for the Dills to young singers whose lives reflect the joy- 12 • Campus News BAL PACT area of western Kenya and phanages, computer classes, Tanzania. speaking in churches, English Inman also served as team as a Second Language classes, leader for this group of OBU as well as youth camps. The students. team leaders for this trip were A fourth Global Impact Dr. Randy Richards, associate Team took Ouachita students professor ofbiblical studies and More than 50 students youth. The team leader was to the Republic of Russia to theology at OBU, and Stacia shared their faith and gained Clayton Danner, a senior bib­ participate in a cultural ex­ Richards, secretary in the Ben world perspectives with inhab­ lical studies major from Arka­ change program in which the M. Elrod Center for Family itants in six foreign nations as delphia. OBU studentsspenttimetrek­ and Community. a part of a university spon­ The second Global Im­ king through the Caucasus "One ofour goals as a uni­ sored global missions thrust pact Team composed of 18 Mountains ofsouthern Russia versity is to develop leaders during the summer months. students and sponsors worked with a group of Russian stu­ who are globally aware," said In the past, Ouachita has in the Mbarara district in the dents. Their focus was on Inman. "In pursuit ofthis goal, taken students to places such southwestern portion of as Zimbabwe, the Republic of Uganda in east Africa. They South Africa, east Asia, Tai­ departed on May 26 and re­ "...we have taken students to every continent wan, the Republic of turned June 14. The student in the world exposing them to ways they can Kazakhstan, the Dominican contingent ministered Republic, Australia, Israel and through sports, hut-to-hut make a contribution to solving some of Jordan. The out-of-country evangelism, took surveys for experiences are further church planting purposes, and the challenges facing our ~obal community." complimented by spring break taught university students. A Kevin Inman and Christmas break missions particular concentration in excursions to cities all across resources was focused on the building relationships with we have taken students to ev­ the continental United States. Bayankore peoples, one of the the students. They departed ery continent in the world, The first summer 2001 largest ethnic groups in on June 27 and returned July exposing them to ways they Global lmpactTeamof13 stu­ Uganda. The team was led by 12. The student leader for this can make a contribution to dents and sponsors departed Kevin Inman, director ofcam­ trip was Greg McDonald, a solving some ofthe challenges for Taiwan on May 16 and pus ministries. senior Christian ministries facing our global community. returned June 4. The trip The third Global Impact major from El Paso, Arkansas. "We are committed, as an marked the third consecutive T earn from Ouachita departed A final Global Impact institution ofChristian higher year for a Ouachita team to June 9 and returned August 6 Team departed on July 1 and education, to highlight the work with Unbound Student and participated in a research returned July 29 and traveled many and varying needs of Ministries, which targets the project in Kenya and Tanza­ to three southeast Asian lo­ the developed and develop­ two million university stu­ nia. The team of six students cales-Indonesia, Singapore ing world. The developing dents who reside on the small studied the progress of evan­ and Thailand. The team of 12 world will continue to be our island. The OBU students gelism among the Luo people, worked to create new avenues major target for service trips, went into classrooms, played who number approximately of ministry as well as more becausethatiswherethegreat­ sports, gave concerts, and in­ four million and live in bush established formats which in­ est needs are to be found." teracted with Taiwanese villages in the Lake Victoria cluded involvement in or- • by Bethany Jon es Campus News • 13 Babb named sports information director Chris Babb has been chita," said Sisson. "He will be from OBU in 1999. During school at University of Ar- named as the first full-time a tremendous resource and as- his undergraduate career at kansas for Medical Sciences in sports information director at set for the university in pro- Ouachita, Babb served as Little Rock. Ouachita. viding sports news to our pub- Sisson's student assistant in the "I am excited to be a part Babb will succeed Mac lies both on and off campus. I SID office. of the future of Ouachita ath- Sisson who has held the posi- have tremendously enjoyed Currently Babb is work- letics with the commitment tion and that of news bureau these 26 years in sports infor- ing on his master of arts de- that OBU President Dr. An- director and assistant direc- mation at my alma mater and gree in journalism from UA- drew Westmoreland and Ath- tor for public relations for 26 feel very satisfied that Chris Fayetteville. He was previ- letic Director David Sharp years. Sisson will continue in will bring the university and ously employed by Arkansas have made to the program," his role as news bureau direc- its athletes a quality and depth Business Publishing Group in said Babb. "The best days are tor and assistant director of of recognition which they Little Rock. ahead for the student-athletes, public relations. richly deserve." Babb is married to the fans and alumni ofOBU and I "I am very pleased that Babb, a native of Cabot, former Amy Bridges of Arka- couldn't think ofa better time Chris will be taking over the earned a bachelor of arts de- delphia, a 2000 graduate of to join the University." SID responsibilities at Oua- gree in mass communications OBU and now in pharmacy

Artlst•s rendering of renovations of A.U. Williams Field Phase I, completed this summer, included a new playing surface, a brick wall around the playing field, a 38-40-foot long scoreboard with a message board, and new 25-second clocks, which are placed on top of two new berms built in a horseshoe fashion behind each end zone to create a more intimate atmosphere. Phase II, which will follow the 2001 season, includes the demolition of the entire current stadium including the home stands and press box, the running track and the visitor's bleachers. The entrance to the new stadium will be from the south side or what is now the back of the home stands. Concession stands and restrooms will be located in the concourse of the home stands and fans will enter the stands and either walk up or down to their seats. The team will have a dressing room under the new home stands and will enter the field at the 50-yard line from a tunnel. The new press box will be two levels with heating and air-conditioning, and include a reception room for the president to entertain guests.

14 ·Campus News Sports Briefs

Men.,s Tennis First Team, Tennis Magazine/ITA Arthur Argentina (National & Normal High School) Ashe Award for Leadership and Sportsman­ and van der Gugten is a freshman from The Tiger tennis team finished the 2001 ship. Rynsburg, Holland (Haagse Hogeschool). spring season as the sixth ranked team in the Tjeerd Star: All-American Van der Gugten ended the tour ranked nation in NCAA Division II. Giles Lagardere: All-American, AII-GSC twenty-eighth in singles. Coached by Craig Ward, the Tiger First Team Van der Gugten was the GSC West netters also finished as the third ranked team Andrew Morgan: GSC All-Academic Division Player of the Year and GSC Player in the South Region of the NCAA. Team of the Year. She was named to the AII-GSC Ouachita won the Gulf South Confer­ Andre Edwall: AII-GSC First Team First Team. Benitez was named to the AII­ ence West Division title this season, was GSC Second Team by league coaches. runner-up in the overall GSC race, and made In the final NCAA Division II South it to the quarterfinals of the national tourna­ Women.,s Regional Ran kings, the Lady Tigers were in ment. ninth place, again their best finish ever. Van In singles, Ouachita's Daniel Vejman, a Tennis der Gugten was listed in fifteenth place in senior from Sollentuna, Sweden singles. She and Benitez were ranked sixth (Rudbecksskolan), concluded the season The Lady Tiger tennis team had its best in the final doubles pairings. Brenda ranked fourth nationally and second in the finish ever by finishing in fourteenth place in Magnetti of OBU, a freshman from Buenos South Region. Teammate Giles Lagardere, a the final NCAA Division II poll of the 2001 Aires, Argentina (Lourdes Institute), achieved sophomore from La Crau, France, was season. a twenty-second place singles rankings. ranked sixteenth nationally and ninth in the "This is a big accomplishment for us," With five freshmen on a six person South region. A third Tiger tennis player, said OBU coach Betsy Danner. "The ladies roster, the Lady Tigers (18-8, 8-0) surprised senior Johan Eriksson of Forshaga, Sweden, put in an awful lot of hard work and sacrifice the tennis world this season by claiming the was ranked twenty-eighth in the South to achieve this ranking. I am proud of each Gulf South Conference West Division title Region. member of the team for setting their individual race and placing as a runner-up to eventual In doubles, Vejman and Tjeerd Star, a goals high and to see us, collectively, as a champion West Florida in the 2001 overall sophomore from Noordwijk, Holland, finished team earn this honor." GSC women's tennis race. the season as the nation's fourth ranked In individual national rankings, the Lady TENNIS HONORS NCAA Division II duo and the number two Tigers' Sabrina Benitez and Barbara van der Barbara van der Gugten: All-American, team in the South Region. Lagardere and Gugten were ranked as the seventh best GSC West Division Player of the Year, GSC Eriksson are ranked fourteenth in the South doubles team in Division II and helped lead Player of the Year, GSC Freshman of the Region. OBU to its first invitation to the NCAA Division Year, AII-GSC First Team TENNIS HONORS II Women's South Regional Tennis Tourna­ Sabrina Benitez: All-American, AII-GSC Daniel Vejman: Four-time All-American, ment held this year in Boca Raton, Florida. Second Team Spring Sports All-Academic Team, AII-GSC Benitez is a freshman from Buenos Aires, Brenda Magnetti: AII-GSC First Team Bingham tabbed Pre-Season Schaef coaches in Europe All-Division II by Lindy" s Tiger basketball coach Charlie Schaef was in Europe in May serving as coach of a men's team from the United States Ouachita defensive end T.J. Bingham has been named pre­ taking part in the 20th annual MIT Basketball Tournament season first-team All-Division II defense by Lindy's college in Utrecht, Holland. The event was sponsored by the USA football magazine. Athletes International Organization. Bingham, a 6-3, 257-lb. senior from Houston, Texas, led USA Athletes International, Inc. is a non-profit organiza­ the Tiger defense in sacks last season with eight and tied for the tion dedicated to giving amateur athletes and coaches the team lead in tackles with 68. For his efforts last season, Bingham opportunity to participate in sporting events in the interna­ was named first-team All-Gulf South Conference defense and tional arena while also allowing them to broaden their educa­ Daktronics NCAA Division II All-South Region. tional and cultural knowledge of the world through sports. Bingham and the rest ofhead coach Todd Knight's squad Schaef was hired as the new head coach at Ouachita in will open the 2001 season on September 1 at 7 p.m. as they host April. Last season as head men's basketball coach at UA­ cross-town rival Henderson State University at A.U. Williams Monticello, he was named Gulf South Conference Coach of Field on the Ouachita campus. • by Chris Babb the Year. Sports News • 15 Junanne Brown President Former Students Association

Thecomingfallnaturallybrings to mind the beginning ofthe school year. As an educa­ tor, I eagerly anticipate the new school year, but also remember my own past experiences with school. Happily, almost all of those lOa.m. Third Annual 2-person Golf Scramble o DeGray Golf Course experiences were positive. I think that is a 6p.m. Reunion Dinner for classes of'56, '61, '66, '71, '76, '81, '86, '91 ,& '96. direct result of the impact of family, friends, and teachers. I hope that we can all play a part Others may make reservations. Special seating will be arranged for reunion classes. in making education a wonderful memory for others. 5 p.m. & 8 p.m. Tiger Tunes o Jones Performing Arts Center In July ,I attended the Miss Teen Arkan­ sas-America Pageant in Hot Springs. Ouachita's own Mac Sisson was in charge. OBU students provided the entertainment throughout the pageant and it was outstand­ 9a.m. Information Table Open o Evans Student Center ing. I was surrounded by Ouachita friends, alumni, and present students. As I sat there 10a.m. Club and Organizational Drop-ins at various locations on campus one evening, I was taken back with the kin­ 11:30a.m. Lunch o Ouachita Commons dred spirit, love, and talent that permeates from our alma mater. I turned to the person 1:30 p.m. Pre-game activities and crowning of the 2001 Homecoming Queen next to me and said, "Don't you feel fortunate and blessed to have been able to attend Oua­ 2p.m. Ouachita vs.Harding chita?" As alumni, we should always be willing 5:30p.m. After-game fellowships for reunion classes to encourage young men and women to attend 7:30p.m. Tiger Tunes o Jones Performing Arts Center Ouachita. Homecoming is November 9 and 10. If you haven't been on campus in the last year, you should make an all-out effort to attend and bring a young person with you. OtheJ-4 6vel-'\ ts You will be more than amazed at the changes! o The Elrod Center for Family and Community will host an open house at 10 a.m. on The new dining facilities are out-of-this-world - especially to those of us who experienced Saturday. the egg crates on the walls in the early 70s. The football stadium is currently being reno­ o Young alumni (those graduating between the years of '87 to present) are invited to an vated and the progress there is phenomenal. An OBU alumnus, Todd Knight, is coaching after-game fellowship at 5:30p.m. in the home of Lane and Kate Smith, 2031 Elaine the Tigers and they will be playing a full Circle. This is sponsored by the Central Arkansas Young Alumni Club. schedule in the Gulf South Conference. We will once again be competing against most of o Cannon Memorial Plaque Dedication will be held at the Ouachita Health Services our old AIC rivals. And ... Tiger Tunes is a "can't miss" production. Order your tickets Office at 10 a.m. on Saturday. early because it is a sell out every night. We are indeed fortunate to have been Plaque to honor Dr. and Mrs. George Cannon able to attend OBU. Let's show our support by being on campus at every opportunity, by A plaque in memory of Dr. and Mrs. George E. Cannon will be placed outside the "talking up" OBU, by encouraging young Ouachita Health Services Office in Evans Student Center during a briefceremony beginning people to attend, and with our financial sup­ at 10 a.m. on Homecoming morning. The plaque will commemorate the generous support port. Ifevery alumnus just gave a little, think that Dr. and Mrs. Cannon provided to Ouachita during the first half of the 20th century, and ofwhatmorecould be done. But .. . above all , their donation of the Cannon Infirmary, which served as the University's health service let's always give thanks for the blessings we center from 1948-1973. receive as alumni and continually pray for the Dr. Cannon ( 1870-1952) was a member of the Class of 1895 and worked as a physician leadership and students at Ouachita. We truly in Hope, AR, until his death. Mrs. Josephine Lile Cannon (1974-1967) was the sister ofJ. share a Common Bond from an Uncommon G. Lile and the aunt ofR. A. "Brick" Lile. The Cannons' four surviving children, Curtis, Place! Mary (Scoggins), Whitfield (Vick), and Josephine (Welch), all graduated from Ouachita.

16 o Alumni News Memorial Contributions April 16, 2001 -July 31, 2001

Miss Janie Caldwell Mr. Max Good Miss Charlee Morrison Mrs. Elisabeth A. Shaw By: Mrs. Julianna Lorick By: Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. By: Mrs. Marsha E. Kimery By: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Good Robertson Mrs. Audrie Cantrell Mrs. Lucile O'Rear By: Dr. Wayne and Rev. Mr. Bernie S. Hargis, Jr. Grandmother of Or. Deborah Mr. Lewis Shepherd, Sr. Gladys M. Peterson By: Mr. Willard C. Forsythe Root Father of Lewis Shepherd, Jr. By: Mr. and Mrs. Gerald W. By: Mr. and Mrs. B. Aldon Mrs. Lois Carroll Mr. 0 . J. Harris Jackson Dixon By: Dr. and Mrs. Cecil C. By: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Franz Drs. Jeff and Deborah Dr. and Mrs. Ben M. Sutley Mr. and Mrs. Ike Sharp Root Elrod Mr. and Mrs. Mac Mr. and Mrs. Mac Dr. Patricia Griffen Ms. Mary N. Cashion Sisson Sisson Drs. Jeff and Deborah By: Ms. Edna M. Hatton Root Mr. James A. Harrison Mr. Chesley Pruet Mr. and Mrs. Mac Mrs. Mary A. Clift By: Drs. Jon and Glenda By: Dr. and Mrs. Ben M. Sisson By: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Franz Secrest Elrod Evan and Caitlin Mr. and Mrs. Ike Sharp Rev. Edward L. Smith Miss Mary Catherine Secrest Mrs. Ann E. Holt Condray Mrs. Dorothy Queen By: Dr. and Mrs. Ben M. Dr. Lawson Hatfield By: Dr. and Mrs WalterS. Dr. Orville W. "Tom" Taylor Elrod By: Mrs. Juanita Gill Hatfield Mizell By: Mrs. Sara B. Gaines Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Mr. and Mrs. Jens Mrs. Annie M. Cone Mr. William Howard Holsclaw Queen Schmidt By: Mr. Hubert L. Cone Father of Dr. Scott Holsclaw Miss Virginia Queen By: Mr. Ronald and Dr. Judy Mr. Donald W. Thompson Miss Nancy B. Cooper Harrison Mrs. Mary A. Rhodes By: Rev. and Mrs. John D. By: Mr. and Mrs. Ike Sharp Drs. Jeff and Deborah By: Dr. and Mrs. Ben M. Blase Root Elrod Drs. Jeff and Deborah Mrs. Agnes Coppenger Root Former Alumni Secretary Mr. Jonathan Kelly Miss Anna Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Mac By: Ms. Mary A. Marshall Former Business Faculty By: Mrs. Linda H. Brod Sisson By: Dr. and Mrs. Jerry V. Mrs. Ann Downs Kinnaird Dr. Marvin J. Robertson Mr. John D. Tinsley, Jr. Mother of William D. Downs By: Mrs. Margaret Davis By: Mrs. Margaret Davis By: Dr. and Mrs. Ben M. Mrs. Lera Kelly Elrod Former Business Faculty Mr. Roland R. Robertson Mr. Otis H. Turner Dr. and Mrs. Daniel R. By: Dr. and Mrs. Jerry V. By: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. By: Mr. Willard C. Forsythe Grant Kinnaird Robertson Mrs. Bernadine Mays Ms. Mary A. Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Ike Sharp Mr. Jacob King Mr. Buster Ross Mrs. Gloria C. Walker By: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Franz By: Ms. Edna M. Hatton By: Mrs. Dot Medlin Mr. Roy G. Feimster By: Dr. and Mrs. Claude Mr. Stephen Kirk Mrs. Betty P. Savage Mrs. Berdell Ward Sumerlin By: Drs. Jeff and Deborah By: Mr. and Mrs. Ike Sharp Wife of Trustee Judge John Root Ward Miss Rachel Fuller Rev. C. H. Seaton By: Dr. and Mrs. Ben M. Daughter of Charles and Mr. George N. Mays By: Mr. and Mrs. Ike Sharp Elrod Cindy Fuller By: Mr. Willard C. Forsythe Woodlawn Baptist Mr. and Mrs. Joe Franz By: Drs. Jon and Glenda Church, Little Rock Mr. and Mrs. E. Ted Secrest Dr. Dillard S. Miller Harrison, Jr. Evan and Caitlin By: Dr. and Mrs. Ben M. Mrs. Judy M. Shackelford Mr. and Mrs. Johnny L. Secrest Elrod By: Dr. and Mrs. J. Thomas Heflin Rev. and Mrs. Dean E. Greer, Sr. Drs. Jeff and Deborah Mrs. Sylvia Webb Gates Newberry Root By: Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Mr. and Mrs. Ike Sharp Mrs. Vernon Shambarger Mr. and Mrs. Ike Sharp French By: Mrs. Katie J. Jacks Memorial Contributions • 17 Class Notes 1937 1938 her research. Abilene and Wylie ISDs. Wilbur West (fs) was Judge Tom Digby and wife, awarded the Silver Star in a cer­ Jane, celebrated their 60th wed­ 1947 1949 emony at Little Rock Air Force ding anniversary May 15th. He Ernestine "Ernie" faker­ Dale and Delores (Tope) Base in Jacksonville in April. This is a retired circuit judge and they Ragsdale works as a develop­ Maddux celebrated their 50th medal was received 59 years live in Sherwood, AR. ment specialist for Green Thumb, wedding anniversary in June, by after he earned it, piloting a B-24 Inc. and part time for Friends of attending church with their two bomber that blew up Hitler's oil 1943 the Family. She would love to children and three grandchildren. supply in the fields of Romania. Nell Mondy, professor hear from friends who attended They are retired missionaries of He didn't receive it in 1942 be­ emerita of nutrition, food science Ouachita during 1947-48 while the SBC North American Mis­ cause he was being held in an and toxicology at Cornell Univer­ she was here. They can email sion Board in 1993. They cur­ interment center in Turkey where sity in Ithaca, NY, has written her her at pbhsernie @aol.com or rently live in Evansville, IN where he was forced to land because of autobiography, "You Never Fail write to 300 Coronado, #199, in he's interim pastor at North Park low fuel. About 200 relatives Until You Stop Trying: The Story Denton, TX 76209. Baptist Church. and friends watched as his of a Pioneer Woman Chemist," Dr. Otho Hesterly (fs) re­ cousin, retired Air Force Major relating how a young woman from 1948 tired from the department of psy­ General Lewis Lyle ('38) of Hot the South broke into the male­ Lewis Lemmond is a pro­ chiatry at the University of Ar­ Springs, pinned the medal on dominated academic world. It fessional education consultantfor kansas for Medical Sciences in him. West, a retired farmer, includes numerous photos, an­ Abilene Christian University, Little Rock. He and wife, Bobbie lives in Pine Bluff. ecdotes, excerpts from corre­ Hardin-Simmons University, Jean, celebrated their 50th wed­ spondence and a summary of McMurry University and the ding anniversary May 22 with a

Mr. Andrew Widener Mrs. Dorothy Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Dr. and Mrs. Paul R. Root By: Mrs. Margaret Davis By: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Franz Granade By: Drs. Jeff and Deborah Mr. and Mrs. George W. By: Dr. and Mrs. Ray Root Delaughter Granade Mr. and Mrs. Mac IN HONOR OF Sisson Mr. Hugh Wilbourn, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Grant Mr. and Mrs. H. J. By: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Franz Mr. and Mrs. lan Cosh By: Ms. Carolyn Osborne Windham By: Mr. and Mrs. Greg Mrs. Barbara Speaker Wilkins Jones Mrs. Harriett Hall Mr. Ernest L. Sangster, Jr. By: Mr. and Mrs. Bill A. By: Dr. and Mrs. Stan By: Mr. Willard C. Forsythe Brannan Mr. and Mrs. B. Aldon Dixon Savage Dr. and Mrs. David By: Dr. and Mrs. Cecil C. Mr. and Mrs. Ike Sharp Crouse Sutley Dr. Robert G. Huckabee By: Dr. and Mrs. James W. Mr. and Mrs. William 0. By: Mr. and Mrs. Gloyd Hankins Dunaway Mrs. Snookie Dixon Huckabee Mr. and Mrs. Mac Dr. and Mrs. Jefferson By: Mr. and Mrs. Mac Sisson D. Farris Sisson Mr. and Mrs. Nathan P. Mr. Willard C. Forsythe Mrs. Elizabeth P. Hudson Gorman Dr. and Mrs. J. Scott Duvall By: Mr. Willard C. Forsythe Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Sharp Ms. Bertha J. Hardy By: Mr. and Mrs. Greg By: Mr. and Mrs. James D. Mrs. Mary L. Jumper Jones Mr. Jerry McFarland Brown, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. C. W. By: Mr. Willard C. Forsythe Kelley Dr. and Mrs. Ben M. Elrod Mr. James D. Tabor Mr. and Mrs. P. Todd By: Dr. and Mrs. George L. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nevin By: Mr. Willard Forsythe Landes, Jr. Ackerman By: Drs. George and Ouida Mr. and Mrs. Pat Lea Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Keck Drs. Andy and Jeanna Ms. Inez Lewis Robertson Westmoreland Mrs. Ann K. Marks Dr. and Mrs. James L. Pleitz By: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Mr. and Mrs. Travis Mr. and Mrs. S. Andrew By: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Robertson Maynard Granade Robertson Ms. Julia McKemie By: Dr. and Mrs. Ray Mr. and Mrs. R. Steven Mr. and Mrs. William E. Granade Dr. and Mrs. Carl B. "Jiggs" Woosley Morgan, Jr. Ramsey, Sr. By: Mr. and Mrs. James D. Dr. and Mrs. John W. By: Dr. and Mrs. Ben M. Brown, Sr. Oliver Elrod Mr. and Mrs. Bill Vining 18 • Class Notes Class Notes family dinner. slower life. He will continue to Harold Johnson has stayed the world's largest poultry pro­ supply churches in the area. busy since his retirement as di­ cessor. He had previously served 1951 rector of financial aid at Oua­ on the pastoral care team at St. After their home was de­ 1958 chita. He is currently unit leader Mary's Hospital in Rogers as the stroyed by a storm in February, Carole Pearson retired af­ ofthe Red River Baptist Associa­ first non-Catholic pastoral staff Heyward and JoAnn (Joyner) ter 25 years at Georgia State tion Disaster Relief Unit, which is member. Tyson, who is not re­ Spinks moved to Columbus, MS, where she served as assistant ready to provide assistance any­ lated to the Tyson Company fam­ to be closer to their son and his dean of women, associate dean where disaster hits. The relief ily, and wife, Dell (Christy, fs58), family, which includes a new of students and director of dis­ unit has 60 trained members. live in Rogers. She was a mar­ grandson to spoil. ability services. She stays very riage and family counselor in Ike and Billie (Geurin, '52) active in Atlanta (GA) First Bap­ 1960 Lawson , OK, before their move Sharp celebrated their 50th anni­ tist Church. She was the first George Watanabe, whore­ to Rogers. versary in June with a reception di rector in 1976 of the Atlanta tired in July 2000 after 32 years R. Gordon Basinger is hosted by their children , Paul Passion Play. Today with a cast of missionary service, began president of an aviation com­ ('75), Jane ('77) and David ('80), and chorus of over 200 people, serving as interim pastor of Kalihi pany, Phase Two, Inc. He and at the new Ouachita Commons she shares directing duties with Baptist Church in Honolulu in wife, Sherry, live in Chesterfield, diningfacility. He'saretiredcoach John Glover and Barbara Hall September 2000. MO. and school administrator and she ('67). The play is performed each retired from teaching. Since their year during the three weekends 1961 1964 retirement, they have served as prior to Easter at the Atlanta Civic Thomas Ray and Renee B. Leon Lowe retired in dorm parents at Ouachita. Center. This year, crowds total­ Dove live in Okmulgee, OK, 1998 from Paragould (AR) ing around 40,000 came to see where they are active in Second School District after serving there 1951 it. In that crowd were former class­ Baptist Church. He teaches a for eleven of his 24 years in edu­ Gene 0. Ermert lives in Ath ­ mates, Carolyn Royal Neal ('58), couples Sunday School class and cation. Following retirement, he ens, AL, with wife of 36 years, Peggy Caldwell Robbins ('57) drives the bus for the senior citi ­ and wife, Marion, moved to Mary Gayle. Since retirement in and Ella Blackmon Braden zens. Rockport, MA, to be close to 1998 as professor and division ('58). Ella Ruth, a theater major their daughter and grandchildren head of business administration at Ouachita, remarked, when 1962 and to enjoy the healthy Atlantic at Athens State University, he asked aboutthe production, "Mrs. Mary Woods-Pickett re ­ breezes. Son, Ian ('89) works serves as national director of Civil Rudolph and Mr. Holt would have tired in June 2001 after 25 years for a computer company in the War Descendants Society. He been extremely proud." at St. John's Mercy Medical Cen­ Washington, DC, area. has two children , Michael Ermert, ter in St. Louis, MO, as a clinical Yvonne (Solesbee) an attorney, and Alisa Ermert 1959 dietitian. Nichols is completing her 31st Erickson, a registered nurse. Betty Rae (Allen) Jones year of teaching and is currently retired from teaching and lives in 1963 teaching at a alternative school 1952 Wynne, AR, with husband, Larry, William Harold Craig and in Fort Smith assisting students James and Virginia who retired in April from owner­ wife, Nancie, live in Little Rock to get their GED. (Caveness) Orr were pleasantly ship of NAPA parts store. where he practices law. Lequieta (Reed) Endel (fs) surprised this spring when former John W. Crawford, profes­ Alan Tyson became head and husband, Bob, were hon­ classmates, Bill and Ann Vining sor emeritus of Henderson's de­ chaplain in October at Tyson ored recently with a reception by and Jiggs and Virginia Ramsey, partment of English and foreign Foods, Inc. in Springdale, AR , ·Continued on page 20 stopped by their Angel Fire, New languages, recently received two Mexico, home for a visit. Old honors. He was notified by the Daniel Pike ('7 4) honored for service times at Ouachita was the topic of International Biographical Cen­ discussion. tre of Cambridge, England, of by the Defense Intelligence Agency Theva (Teeter) Jimenez of the inclusion of his biographical LaJunta, CO, is enjoying retire­ data in the upcoming 2000 edi­ Colonel Daniel W . Pike ('74) was one of six retired military ment from the school district and tion of "Outstanding Writers of officials inducted into the Defense Attache Hall of Fame on July 26. is "helping her seven grand kids the 20th Century." He has also Colonel Pike served as the Defense Attache to Liberia 1986-1988; grow." Husband, Ernesto, is flunk­ been selected to serve on the Senegal l994-1996; Angola 1996-1997; Kenya 1997-1998; and Ivory ing retirement, however, so they Editorial Advisory Board of Col­ Coast 1999-2001. A premier African expert whose knowledge has been vi sited his family in Spain last legiate Press in San Diego, where vital to senior U .S. leaders, Colonel Pike nu rtured the troubled peace summer. he will evaluate the Collegiate process in Angola,often in difficult and dangerous situations. In Kenya, English Handbook. He and wife, he skillfully restored U.S. Defense Attache Office operations after the 1955 Kathryn, live in Arkadelphia. embassy bombing while supporting fa milies of those killed or injured. Betty Sue (Holt) Dunnam James Marty Gilbert, pro­ The Defense Attache Hall of Fame was established in 1988 to and husband, James, recently fessor of theater arts, took ad­ honor DAS personnel who have served with great distinction and have made unique contributions to our nation. Nominations have come from moved to Mississippi after 40 vantage of faculty early-retire­ the Secretary of State, the Director of Central Intelligence, the Chair­ years in Florida! They were ready ment program at California State man of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the Service Chiefs, and the Defense to get away from the hustle and University-Chico. He and wife, Intelligence Agency. bustle of Orlando and have a Mercedes, still reside in Chico.

Class Notes • 19 Class Notes • Continued from page 19 guage arts and social studies for Through autobiography, Nell Mondy ('43) Salem Baptist Church near past ten years at Lee Elementary Benton (AR) in recognition of 15 in Port Arthur, TX. shares life and career years of service as associate pastor/minister of music and edu­ 1968 The history of the world's scientific thought is filled with stories cation and church pianist. The Hattie Tinsley Britt lives in commemorating accomplishments of great investigators and thinkers, the church presented them with a Friendswood, TX, and works at great majority of them men. Does this mean women are not capable of cruise. Sam Rayburn High School in ranking in the annals of infamy along with their male counterparts? Or have Melba (Calhoun) Hall re­ Pasadena. Husband, Tommy, is too few women been invited to participate in this area of interest? tired this spring as head girls a safety engineer with Kvaerner Nell I. Mondy, a petite young girl of above-average intellect, started basketball coach at Hope High Process. at Ouachita College on the eve of World War II. As she completed her School after 29 years. Claude Fender is an insur­ courses, she was entrusted with responsibilities usually given to older Rick Wilhelm is a retired ance fraud investigator for the students and began gaining more confidence in her abilities. Then Mondy US Army Colonel and a retired government and lives in made a decision. She wanted to learn more, and do more than most female Texas public school administra­ Murfreesboro, TN . scholars were invited to achieve. tor. He lives in Little Rock and Charles Draper (fs) is as­ Mondy went on to gain her doctorate at Cornell University ,combining spends his time traveling and sociate professor of Biblical Stud­ her passions in biochemistry, food sciences, and nutrition, and the new Dr. doing church and volunteer work. ies at Boyce College in Louis­ Mondy spent the great majority of her time immersed in her specialty field His business card reads, "Dr. ville, KY. of research, the common potato, which held remarkable potential to feed the Richard Wilhelm, Sometimes world . Her earliest research dealt with 86 vitamins, fo lic acid, vitamin B 12, Available" 1969 and important enzymes in choline metabolism. Jim Thrash recently gradu­ You Never Fail Until You Stop Trying: TheStoryofaPioneer Woman Paula (Brewer) McEuen ated from Luther Rice Seminary Chemist tells the story of this ground-breaking woman in her own words, teaches at a private preschool in as Mondy shares with readers her fifty years in the world of academia-­ with his doctor of ministry de­ Kingwood, TX. Her three chil­ including her incredible worldwide work to improve food and nutrition in gree. He currently pastors dren are students atTexas A&M . places such as India,Nigeria,Indonesia, Ivory Coast, Peru,and the United Perkinston (MS) Baptist Church. Jim McCarty is a geophysi­ States--and discusses the numerous world hunger and nutrition conferences cist with Taylor Energy Co . in in which she has participated. 1967 New Orleans, helping locate and "You never fai l until you stop trying" is the personal motto Mondy has Norma (Robertson) Par­ develop new oil and gas fields. used for over seventy years, and it has taken her around the world and back, tridge just completed her 30th Wife, Carol, is a preschool allowing her to make history. Her incredible and inspirational story should year on the music faculty at Okla­ teacher. They live in Slidell, LA. be read and shared by anyone with a dream and a desire to exceed one's homa Baptist University where Marilyn Turney teaches greatest expectations. she was recently promoted to family and consumer sciences at Nelli. Mondy was born and raised in Pocahontas,Arkansas . Excelling associate professor. Husband, Greenbrier Middle School. She in her high school courses,she was compelled to continue her education and Jess, retired from OBU (OK) golf and husband, Ellis, have two studies until obtaining her doctorate in biochemistry from Cornell Univer­ coaching staff and devotes his children, Leah (fs2000) and sity ,Ithaca, New York. She received theE .S .and B.A. degrees in chemistry time to woodworking and his own Bryant (current student). from Ouachita Baptist Uni versity in 1943 (both summa cum laude), the golf game. They remain in Ron West and wife, Elinda, M .A. degree in biochemistry from Texas University in 1945,and the Ph.D. Shawnee. are living in Little Rock while on degree in biochemistry from Cornell University in 1953. She served on Barbara Hall lives in Atlanta, furlough as missionaries to Tai­ Cornell faculty for over fifty years. Mondy is a professor emerita of GA, where she just celebrated wan. He was a delegate to nutrition, food science, and toxicology at Cornell. her 20th anniversary as director "Amsterdam 2000," the Billy Gra­ Mondy's professional memberships, accomplishments, and goals of dramatic arts at First Baptist ham Association Conference comprise You Never Fail Until You Stop Trying: The Story of a Pioneer Church. Woman Chemist , but highlights also include the fo llowing: Fellow of the held in August 2000, which Sharon (Windham) Heflin American Association for the Advancement of Science, the Institute of brought together evangelists and Food Technologists, and the American Institute of Chemists; honorary life was named president of the Bap­ missionaries from 185 countries. member of the Potato Association of America and Graduate Women in tist Health Foundation Board of He served on the mission strate­ Science; constituent of the Fi rst Baptist Church, for which she was a trustee; Trustees for 2001 . She and hus­ gist task group charged with writ­ and member of the Tompkins County Criminal Justice Advisory Board, the band, Johnny, live in Little Rock. ing "The Amsterdam Declara­ New York State Potato Advisory Board, Cornell 's International Friendship Doug Dickens began this tion," a charter for evangelism in Club, Cayuga Trails, and the DeWitt Historical Society of Tompkins fall as professor of pastoral care the 21st Century. County. and counseling at theM. Christo­ A world traveler and humanitarian, Mondy counts among her spare pher White School of Divinity of 1970 time activities travel,photography ,and gardening. In addition to You Never Gardner-Webb University in Boil­ Linda Spargo, special Fail Until You Stop Trying , Mondy is the author of Experimental Food ing Spring, NC. projects coordinator at the Uni­ Chemistry , a book published in 1980, as well as countless articles and Carol (Parrish) McCoy versity of Mississippi, received scientific papers. She was National President of Graduate Women in Ingram is a nutritionist with the Frist Award for exceptional Sciences in 1983 and has also served as a consultant to the U.S. Depattment Jefferson Comprehensive Care service to students at the of Agriculture and the Environmental Protection Agency. You Never Fail Center in Pine Bluff. University's spring 2001 com­ Until You Stop Trying was written by Mondy wi th the hope of encouraging Jimmie Jeane (McBryde) mencement. today's young women to pursue science as a career option. o Dorrance Rudd has taught 5th grade lan - Laurie (Tompkins) Kerr Publishing Company release 20 o Class Notes Class Notes teaches art at Hobby Lobby and Dental School, he has practiced She and husband, Barry, a pro­ macist at Fred's Pharmacy. Their for the Texarkana Regional Arts in North Little Rock, Bryant and fessor of applied arts for ASU­ daughter, April, will be a fresh­ and Humanities Council. Hus­ Benton. Beebe, are active members in man in the fall at OBU. band, Robert, is the accountant Union Valley Baptist Church. Nathaniel Randall lives in fo r Excalibur Trucking and in his 1972 Elizabeth (Knight) Evans Springfield, IL, where he's direc­ 15th year as minister of music at Lynda (Nelson) Samons is a consumer information spe­ tor of risk management for Eylau Baptist Church. They have was named in April as a member cialist for Memphis Light, Gas & Horace Mann Insurance Cos. two children, Rachel and Jer­ of the Hot Springs Arkansas Water. She lives outside of Mem­ emy. School for Mathematics and Sci­ phis with husband, Jim. 1977 John Savage, pastor of ences Board of Trustees. With Rick Young lives in J. Mike Powell is a loan Cross Road Baptist Church in more than 25 years of education Sherman Oaks, CA, where he's officer for the U.S. Small Busi­ Little Rock, celebrated 35 years experience, she is currently serv­ a wholesale rep for Rosenthal ness Administration in Dallas. as an ordained minister on May ing as principal of Northwest El­ China-Hoya Crystal. Denny Wright was pro­ 15. He served for more than 12 ementary School in El Dorado. JoAnn (Lott) Creek serves moted to team leader of the Ar­ years on staff at Ouachita as Margaret Harris Roulston as music secretary and kansas Baptist State printing department director. is a 4th grade classroom special­ keyboardist for Trinity Baptist Convention's leadership and wor­ ist for the Little Rock School Dis­ Church in Texarkana. ship team. He and wife, Billie 1971 trict. Sue, live in Benton and are mem­ Lin Gamble was inducted Barry Bennett lives in 1976 bers ofThe Church at Rock Creek into the Louisiana Sports Hall of Texarkana (TX) and is an inven­ Ed Darbonne joined Indi­ of Little Rock. Fame in Bossier City on June 26 . tory supervisor at Cooper Tire & ana University Foundation in Feb­ Terald Smith, wife Seline, A three-time NAIA All-America Rubber Company. ruary as assistant vice president and children, Daniel 8, Michael, basketball player for Ouachita, Ted Barnes is division chair and chief information officer. He 7, and Eva, 4, are in Corpus she played in the 1971 World and professor of art at Louisiana most recently served for eleven Christi where he's the senior University Games, the 1971 Pan College in Pineville. years as executive director of project scientist for Naismith American Games, and three Juanita (Butler) Benson University of Illinois' Office of Engineering and adjunct profes­ years on the United States na­ (fs'72; MSE '85) taught 30 years University Development Informa­ sor of environmental science at tional team. (Women's basket­ in the Camden-Fairview School tion Systems. He and wife, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi. He ball was not added as an Olym­ system before retiring eleven Martha, live with children, also coaches youth baseball. pic sport until1976.) Her all-time years ago. She and husband, Amanda 11, and Nathaniel, 7, in Selina is a middle school special high was a 65-point game against Harlan, live in Camden, where Bloomington, IN. education teacher and recently Centenary. She currently she keeps busy with volunteer O.J. Gloor lives in Harrison, performed as guest soloist with teaches in Logansport, LA. projects. AR, where he's director of Chris­ the Corpus Christi Symphony. Mary Anne Griess has writ­ Lonnie James retired in tian Guidance of Ron Hutchcraft David Wilson was elected ten a mystery suspense book 1998 as athletic director coordi­ Ministries, a para-church minis­ chairman of Southern Baptist and is currently seeking publica­ nator at Tyler (TX) lSD. Cur­ try that produces a Spanish youth Seminary Board of Trustees at tion . She lives in Fort Smith. rently lives in Pensacola, FL. radio program. their spring meeting in April. He Ron and Pam (Collins, '69) Leslie Sitzes Ill is an Ar­ currently serves as pastor of Evans live in Bedford, NH, where 1974 kansas Game and Fish Com­ Southcrest Baptist in Lubbock, they own nine McDonald's res­ Denise (Friday) missioner, a Boy Scout master, TX. taurants. They have three daugh­ Henderson (fs) and husband, and a dentist in Hope. Wife Mike Goodwin lives in Dal­ ters and two grandsons. David, are part of a new church, Marilyn (Oliver, fs'75) is a phar- . Continued on page 22 Ronnie and Diane (Allen, Eagle's Landing Baptist Church, '74) Hughes live in Bismarck, which was started in June 2000. AR. He's a field rep for the Arkan­ He serves as pastor and she sas Department of Education and teaches the youth Sunday School she's the library media special­ class and interprets for the deaf. ist/technology coordinator at She writes that she would love Lake Hamilton School District in for friends from Cone-Bottoms Hot Springs. They have two chil­ '73-7 4 to write her at 4946 dren, Abby ('97) and Aaron, who Wellbrook Drive, New Port is 19. Richey, FL 34653. K. Randel Everett became Mike Fowler began in April president of the John Leland as pastor of Ward (AR) First Bap­ Center for Theological Studies in tist Church. He and wife, Kathy, Falls Church, VA, as of March 1, have two grown children . 2001. Randy Jones (fs) has joined 1975 SUMMER CAMP • Ouachita coaches, players, former players, and the dental practice of Dr. Ron Linda Beth (Cole) Farris children of alumni. are pictured at the OBU Tiger Basketball Camp. Spann in Arkadelphia. A gradu­ teaches 4th grade at Beebe (AR) Over 7,300 campers attended 23 events held on campus this ate of University of Tennessee and is adjunct at ASU-Beebe. summer. Class Notes • 21 Class Notes • Continued from page 21 were shown and sold in galleries Janie, live in Auckland, New with State Farm in Hot Springs. las where he's the graphic de­ throughout the Midwest. She is Zealand, where they work for He and wife, Lisa, and children sign and publishing manager for now assistant vice president for Morningstar International Minis­ Aundrea, 17, Lauren, 12, and American College of Emergency community investment for the try to the South Pacific as church Haley, 4, live in the Diamondhead Physicians. Greater Kansas City Community planters and ministers to college area and attend Hot Springs First Jerry Cook has moved to Foundation and Affiliated Trusts students at the University of New Baptist Church. the Seattle, WA. area where he where she connects philanthro­ Zealand. They have three chil­ Mark Dewbre has been will pastor Grace Gospel Chapel. pists with people seeking funds dren, Joshua, 11, Jackson, 8, named director of telephone to carry out a mission. and Jordan, 5. sales for LifeWay Church Re­ 1978 Candy Harvey was named Lynda (Puckett) Cline (fs) sources. He also serves as wor­ Rob Lyons is director of in July as head coach ofthe Utah and husband, Melvin, both work ship leader of New Heights Com­ recruiting services for PMA and Starzz of the Women's National in the Springdale (AR) School munity Church in Nashville, TN. lives in Piedmont, OK, with wife, Basketball Association. She pre­ system. Between them, they He and wife, Christine, have two Karen. viously served as head coach at have four children, John, 20, children, Morgan and Maddie. Marilou Pearson lives in Texas A&M before leaving in Aaron, 11, Lisa, 31, and Robin, Peggy (Slaughter) Jones Lewisville, TX, and works in Irv­ 1998 to join the Nashville Noise 26. retired from teaching middle ing where she's the producing of the American Basketball Arthur "Chip" Broadbent schoolers after 21 years (18 for branch manager for Irwin Mort­ League. When it was dissolved, is on tour this summer with the Camden; 3 for Camden­ gage Corp. she joined the Starzz as assis­ Virginia Symphony Chorus to Fairview). Scott Willis is contempo­ tant coach. Prague, Brno, Salzburg and Steve Patterson was or­ rary worship leader for Andy Verrett has completed Munich. He has served for four dained in May by Third Street Murfreesboro (TN) First Baptist his novel, "The Roses of Haye," years as district chair of VA­ Baptist in Arkadelphia. He is a Church. He also is contempo­ an adventure and romance writ­ MENC. In September, he began teacher at Arkadelphia High rary Christian music reviewer for ten in verse. Friends can read as interim director of the Chancel School. various state religious publica­ about it at www.andrewverrett. Choir at Norfolk's First Presbyte­ Mark Mosley and wife, tions, a published songwriter, and com. rian Church. Betty, live in Austin, TX, where a concert artist. He and wife, David Baxter lives in Bella Cindy (Sharp) Timmerman he's a computer technologist. Vickie, have been married for 18 Vista with wife and children, is administrative assistant to the years and have two children, Chance, 13, Sarah, 9, and executive director of Partners in 1982 Andrew and Amy Beth. Cydney, 4. He's the national Education, a non-profit organi­ Dr. Elizabeth Eudy Gomez Ken Sutterfield (fs) has sales manager with Premier One zation. It helps assign tutors to was named interim vice presi­ been named chief operating of­ Company in Bentonville and also local schools, has a shadowing dent for academic affairs at Uni­ ficer for Walnut Valley Christian serves as director of Truth Fel­ program for high school students, versity of the Ozarks in Academy in Little Rock. He and lowship Ministries, a non-denomi­ and matches local businesses Clarksville. She has served as wife, Jan (Glover), lived in national ministry that focuses on who donate services or time to chairofthe University's sciences­ Salgohachia where he served as discipleship and worship with schools. She and husband, Tim, mathematics division since 1997. executive director of Ozark Con­ family development. live in Montgomery, AL. Daugh­ Thomas Talbot served as ference Center. Rebecca (Coffelt) Pierce ter Lindsey Anne, is a sopho­ captain and a member of the All­ Samuel Colvert has been (fs) retired from Wal Mart Stores, more at University of South Ala­ Army Tennis Team which re­ promoted and transferred to the Inc. and is now teaching for bama in Mobile. cently won the Armed Forces Atlanta metro area with the U.S. McDonald County R-1 Schools. Jim Burleson became min­ Tennis Championships held at Customs Service as the budget She makes her home in Ander­ ister of music at Brainerd Baptist the U.S. Military Academy at officer for South Atlantic Cus­ son, MO with husband, Patrick. Church in Chattanooga, TN, last West Point. The Army team also toms Management Center. Mark Estes is a mental October. He and wife, Darla, won the overall team competi­ Tom McCone has returned health counselor for the Arkan­ have three children, Ashley, 17, tion. Thomas won both the to the staff of Monticello First sas Department of Corrections. a freshman at Samford, Weston, Senior's Mens Singles and Baptist Church as associate pas­ He and wife, Lisa, have two 13, and Austin, 9. Doubles titles. He is assigned to tor of education and administra­ daughters, Tiffany, 17, and Jeff Porter left the Arkan­ the Office Deputy Under Secre­ tion. He previously served there Megan, 12. When not working, sas Democrat-Gazette to be­ tary of the Army, International from 1985-1993 as minister of building and construction is his come director of database library Affairs in Washington, D.C. music. He and wife, Jan (Lyle), hobby. They love to travel, read, for the Investigative Reporters Bill Thornton celebrated have two children, Cara, 19, and run, camp and watch sports. and Editors and the National In­ ten years of service as minister Alisha, 16. They live in Pine Bluff. stitute for Computer-Assisted Re­ of music and youth at Garrett porting. He and wife, Laura, live Memorial Baptist in Hope. He 1979 1980 in Columbia, MO, where he's also and wife, Anita, have two daugh­ Jane Chu has been named Dr. Judith (Dyer) Blalock an instructor at the University of ter, Amy and Ashley. by "The Kansas City Star" as one is the program director for the Missouri School of Journalism. Monica (McBrayer) Smith of six Kansas City area women pharmacy technician program at and husband, Mark, live in El to be watched in 2001 . Previ­ Bossier Parish Community Col­ 1981 Dorado, where she teaches 4th ously using watercolors and pen­ lege in Bossier City, LA. Charles Whitworth recently grade. He is a member of the and-ink, she made artworks that John Birdwell (fs) and wife, took a position as a life specialist Arkansas House of Representa-

22 • Class Notes Class Notes tives. and has been on staff at NWOSU Perry Hern and wife, Jane, since 1990. Project to focus on stories behind the names have three children: Braxton, 6, Ken Shaddox, pastor of Caleb, 5, and Rylie Jane, 2. They Fordyce First Baptist Church, on Ouachita's WWII memorial live in Germantown, TN, where received his doctor of ministry What are the stories behind the names on the OBU memorial they own and operate degree from Midwestern Baptist honoring the 36 Ouachitonians who were killed in action during World Germantown Embroidery Com­ Seminary at May commence­ War II? That's the purpose of a university research grantthathas been pany and are members of ment. awarded to Dr. William D . Downs Jr., chair of Ouachita's department· Bellevue Baptist Church. You Damona (Robbins) Fisher of mass communications. Now he is asking OBU alumni, former can email him at is community and public rela­ students and friends to provide information that can be used in putting [email protected]. tions coordinator for Arkansas together profiles on these men who gave their lives for their country. Maureen (Leonard) Tho­ Blue Cross-Blue Shield in Little Virtually every day for more than 30 years, Downs said, he had mas accepted the position as Rock. walked by the campus memorial, but that it was only recently, particu­ senior computer manager for Mark Whatley has ac­ larly with the appearance ofTom Brokaw's "The Greatest Generation" Los Angeles County Office of cepted the position of head coach and such stirring WWII motion pictures as "Saving Ptivate Ryan," that Education. She'll be in charge of at Newport (AR), a Class AAAA it dawned on him that stories lay behind each of these names on the OBU technology for all school districts school. He has spent the past memorial as well. Because alumni records are either sketchy or in LA County, developing com­ six years as head coach at nonexistent, he is asking that those who remember these men contact puter training for teachers and Ashdown. him with any information they may have. supervising the office's computer Barry and Sonia "I'm certain that somewhere out there must be family members or repair facility. She's also acre­ (Lindstrom, '84) Burnett relo­ friends who can share stories, pictures, letters and other memories dentialed vocational teacher in cated in January 2001 to Yuma, concerning the students whose names appear on the memorial," Downs computer applications, currently AZ, where he's serving as direc­ said. "If something is not done quickly, these stories will be lost teaching personal finance on the tor of Evangelism and Missions forever." Internet for Alhambra School Dis­ and she's a CASA (Court Ap­ The granite monument erected by the Class of 1946 contains the trict Adult Schools. pointed Special Advocate) Co­ following names: Virgil Benson, PineBluff; Maj. Robert Elmo Chaney, Tim Church and wife, ordinator for the Yuma Juvenile Brinkley; Capt. Merrill Cole, Harrisburg; Pfc. Ralph L. Croswell, Melanie, live in Conway where Court. They previously were Crossett; Lt. Edward Ecil Douthit, Magazine; John M. Duffie, Hope; he's a marketing underwriter for missionaries to Dominican Re­ Pfc. Jarold Duke, Strong; Lt. Paul Beverly Garrett, Okolona; Maj. an insurance company. He has public. They have three chil­ George Shell Grant, Arkadelphia; Lt. John Milton Hall, Arkadelphia; three children: Caitlin, 12, Timo­ dren, Erik, 15, Gabrielle, 4, and John Calvin Halsell, Little Rock; Thomas Royce Johnson, Nashville, thy, 3, and Brooke, 1. Brianna, 1. Ark.; Pvt. Paul Brantley Lambert, Hayti, Mo.; William C. Lawrence, Brenda Holmes (MSE) and Donald Knoll, a.k.a. Austin Little Rock; and Lt. Leo Winfred Maddox, Shawnee, Okla .. husband, Michael, have lived in Ray, just finished a successful Other names include Lt. Cmdr. Ralph Mann, Judsonia; Pfc. David Melbourne, FL for 15 years. She 9-week production run of a mu­ Neil Matlock, Arkadelphia; Lt. Dan Joseph Mathews, Little Rock; Pfc. teaches first grade at Suntree sical review he wrote, produced Clyde Vernon McCalman, Bradley; Capt. Francis Allen Norton, Elementary. and starred in called, "Crazy ArkadelphiaandlaterWashington,D.C.;Lt.WilliamReedParsonsJr., Cabaret presents Austin Ray and Louann; Pfc.ThomasMarionPool,PoplarBluff,Mo.; Maj.CurticeH. 1983 The Teasers." They were Rankin, Pottsville; Lt. Col. Thomas Reagan, Waldo; and Lt. John Joey Cunningham and his booked at the world famous Hol­ FranklinReedJr.,PineBluff. family have moved to Taegu, lywood Baked Potato on Sunset Additional names include Ensign Rufus Wallace Robinson,England; Blvd. in Los Angeles. Korea, where he took command Carmon B. Rucker, Grand Saline, Tex.; Lt. Gaston Don Shofner, of the 36th Signal Battalion. He Ken McAlister and family Morrilton; Pfc. Joe Simpson, Russellville; Lt. Edwin Wadley Smith, (which includes wife, Tammy; and wife, Chong, recently Arkadelphia; Lt. William Cone Stell, Little Rock; Lt. Ralph William adopted two Korean boys, ages children: Brandon, 17, Kayla, 13, S tockemer, Huttig; Capt. Andrew C . Thigpen, Hosston, La.; Lt.Jame ·s Kendra, 11; and dog, Shadow, 13 and 10. Flanagin Turner ,Arkadelphia; William Ellis West,Princeton,Ark.; and Andy and Shari (Deaver, 11.) live in Hobbs, NM, where Earle Bunch Whiteley ,Ironton,Mo. fs) Edwards live in North Little he's manager of KvaernerOilfield In most cases, Downs said, "We don't even know the br,anch of Rock where he's vice president Products, Inc. service in which these men served, so virtually any information will of Crews and Associates, an in­ Brent Powell is associa­ help. I want to make every effort possible to resurrect memories of these vestment firm in Little Rock. She's tional missionary for Garland men so that those of us who have benefitted so much from their gallantry a stay-at-home mom to their County Baptist Association and can gain a deeper appreciation of who they were, what they wanted in sons, Jake, 9, John, 8, and Ja­ serves as associate pastor of life, the things that made them laugh and cry, the persons they loved, and son, 21 months. Lakeside Baptist Church. He whatever else I can find that puts faces and stories with these names Jim Yates was awarded the and wife, Linda, and children, carved in granite ." John Sheffield Teacher of the Craig, Justin and Janai, live in Information concerning the names should be sent to Dr. William D. Year Award for 2001 from the Hot Springs. Downs Jr., Box 3791, Ouachita Baptist University, Arkadelphia, Ark. Student Government Association Danny Brackett became 71998. His telephone number is 870/245-5207 and his e-mail address is at Northwestern Oklahoma State assistant principal for curricu­ [email protected]. University in Alva, OK. He's an lum at Springdale High School, associate professor of English • Continued on page 24

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• Continued from page 23 pastors Connell Baptist Church pastor of First United Methodist Ferguson (fs), a.k.a. Kimberly after serving for six years as prin­ in Fort Worth . Church. They have two children , Ann Cook, has signed a record­ cipal of Hot Springs Lakeside Matthew, 4, and Catherine, 3. ing contract and recorded an al­ High School. 1986 bum with Capitol Management Jeff Stotts accepted the po­ 1988 in Nashville, TN. For further de­ 1984 sition of minister of worship at Pat Ponder has been tails, you can log on to Beginning July 31, David Putnam City Baptist Church in named head track and field/cross www. kimberlyanncook.com. Wilson became assistant princi­ Oklahoma City in May. He moved country coach at Wayland Bap­ Tommy and Karen (Gil­ pal at Doniphan (MO) High there from Morrilton where he tist University, where he will also bert, '87) Lowe have moved to School. held that position for eleven teach in the physical education Hope, AR, where he's a regis­ Retha Kilmer is choral di­ years. He and wife, Wendy, have department. He and wife, Laura, tered nurse at Baptist Medical rector at Malvern Junior High three children: Wade, Will and and 3-year-old Kylee, live in Center Emergency Room and School. For the present, she will Melody. Plainview, TX. she's the benefits administrator commute from Sherwood. Jan (Orr) Parsons moved Marla Chisum lives in Tulsa for SMI Joist. They have a daugh­ David Collins is a computer back "home" when husband, where she's the resident man­ ter, Callie, 4. programming instructor at EDS Odas, accepted the position of ager of an apartment building for Julie (Burbank) Carpenter in Plano, TX. principal of Arkadelphia High chronically and mentally ill resi­ (fs) recently became director of School. They have two daugh­ dents and a member of the treat­ business services at St. Vincent 1985 ters, Reagan, 7, and Taylor, 5, ment team for the mental health Health Systems in Little Rock. Brad Morris is assistant and he has a daughter, Heather, agency. She also works at principal at Frankford Commu­ 15, who lives in Marked Tree. Philcrest Hills Tennis Club as 1990 nity High School in West Frank­ Marilee (Gresham) Walker associate manager of food ser­ Kevin and Melissa fort, IL. He is also pursuing a is in marketing and sales for vices and special events. (Brewer, fs89) Haney live in specialist degree with Benchmark Financial Co. and Richie Humphreys lives in Greenwood, AR. He's a patrol superintendent's endorsement lives in Cordova, TN , with hus­ Dallas where he's a chemist with officer with the Fort Smith Police through Eastern Illinois Univer­ band, Cameron. Ashland Specialty Chemical Co. Department and she's a home­ sity. He and wife, Robyn, have Paige Smith is a product He also has his own photogra­ maker. four children: Brandon 13, designer for The Bradford Ex­ phy business and is the official Rhonda (Blackford) Courtney 9, Kaylee 7, and Kelsey, change in Chicago. Dallas Cowboys Football Club Noonan is area manager of cus­ 14 months. Laurie (Harrison) Key is photographer. tomer services for CingularWire­ David McCord became director of children's ministries at Wade Wofford has joined less. She and husband, Michael, pastor of Mena First Baptist Geyer Springs First Baptist the staff of Fort Smith's Southside live in Atlanta, GA. Church in May.. He. and wife, Church. She and husband, Tim, Baptist as part-time youth direc­ Larry and Kim (Whatley, Janet, have two children. live in Bryant. tor. He and wife, Jenny, have '89) Harrison are in Edmond, Julie Benafield Bowman Brad Moore is manager of two daughters. OK, where he's the music and was recognized by Arkansas Frank Fletcher Companies and Ether Bruce-Lipkins (MSE) worship pastor at Henderson Hills Business' "40 under Forty," a lives in Benton, AR . retired in 1998 from the Little Baptist and she teaches private group of business professionals Rock School District after teach­ voice lessons and is an interior to watch. In May 1998 she 1987 ing for 30 years. She went back decorator. became the first woman to take B. R. Strickland is a teacher to school after getting married Kelli (Lambert) Gilbreath the reins of the Arkansas Work­ and athletic directorforthe Lower and having six children . She and husband, Captain Gregory ers' Compensation Commission. Kuskokwim School District and earned her BA from Philander Gilbreath, have moved to She lives in Little Rock with lives in Bethel, Alaska, with wife, Smith College and her master's Niceville, FL, where he is as­ daughter, Melissa. Lynnette. from Ouachita. She and hus­ signed to the 40th Flight Test Gene Hodges became di­ Alison (Davis) Mullen and band, Earnest, live in Little Rock. Squadron at Elgin AFB. They rector of missions for Miller husband, David, live in Acworth , Sandra Jo (Merkey) have three children: Nathaniel, County (MO) in May. He and GA, where she's an interior and Moulton is a homemaker in 6, Kiri Grace, 2, and Evan Ross , wife, Sherrell, and children: window coverings consultant. Franklin, TN , to husband, Chris, born in June. Ashley, Gene, Jr., and Kimberly, Scott Street, hospital ad­ and sons, Evan, 4, and Ross, live in Eldon, MO. ministratorfor St. Bernards Medi­ who'll be one in November. 1991 Thomas Alexander is an cal Center in Jonesboro, was JoeSilvaandwife, Michelle, account executive for The Hart­ recently recognized by Arkan­ 1989 were appointed last spring by the ford Insurance Co . in Rogers, sas Business' "40 under Forty," a Scott Ray serves as SBC International Mission Board AR , where he lives with wife, group of achievers in the state of bivocational pastor of Wickes as missionaries to Mozambique, Lisa, and 10-yearold son, Hunter. Arkansas. He and wife, Chris­ (AR) First Baptist Church. He is Africa, as church developers. Missy (Van Dyke) tine (Roberson, '85), have four also administrator of the Sevier Renee Green moved this Weygandt lives in Benbrook, TX, children . Health Care Systems in summer from Texarkana to Hot with husband, Jon, and children, Barbara (Brabston) DeQueen, where he lives with Springs where she will serve as David, 11, and Karissa, 9. She is Kirkpatrick (MSE) and husband, wife, Phyllis, and their five chil­ assistant principal at Lake a kindergarten teacher at Daniel , have relocated to Arka­ dren. Hamilton Primary School. Benbrook Elementary and he delphia where he will serve as Kimberly (Cunningham) Timothy and Robin

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(Carneal) Fowler are planting a District. Friends can contactthem it. There were some complica­ Dr. Sarah Nelson is a phy­ church in Oviedo, FL, a suburb of at cpufingers @aol.com . tions but it was successful and sician and house officer at Uni­ Orlando, FL. They have one Kathy (Simms) Berry, he was released two days later. versity of Texas Affiliated Hospi­ son, Graham, 2, with them (and former director of Admissions One of the doctors was Lance tals. She and husband, Ryan one son, Josiah, in heaven). Counseling Office at Ouachita, Faddis ('92). Rhodes, live in Houston. In May, Wade Totty became has rejoined the staff at OBU as Kevin Copeland (fs) was Aimee (Plummer) Fannin pastor of Rison Baptist Church. a consultant for enrollment man­ named executive director of the teaches third grade at Ponca City He is also working on his doctor­ agement. Clark County Industrial Council. (OK) Public Schools. ate of ministry degree from K. Todd Reed is pastor of He and wife, Kelly (Milam) and James and Danell Andersonville Baptist Seminary Ogden (AR) First Baptist Church. 3-year-old Milam, have lived in (DiBartolo, '91) Parker have in Camilla, GA. He and wife, Debbie, have three Arkadelphia for several years moved from Wynne to Pine Bluff Hillis Holman is a mortgage sons: Andrew, 7, Peter "Tiger," where Kevin operated an insur­ where he will serve as associate loan professional for Regions 3, Jonathan, 9 months and are ance business. pastor at Hardin Baptist Church. Mortgage, Inc. in Little Rock. expecting fourth child in Octo­ Todd Parr has joined staff They have two daughters. Jeff Woodall works at Alltel ber. of Conway First Baptist Church Christa Finney works in as a senior systems engineer for Mike Beck and wife, Jenni­ as associate pastor for students. Little Rock for OrthoArkansas Or­ their web hosting division. He fer, live in Wichita Falls, TX, where Roy Burroughs works as a thopedics and Sports Medicine and wife, Cindy, have three chil­ he is youth pastor at Colonial special assignment photogra­ as a certified athletic trainer. She dren, Caleb, 6, Aaron, 4, and Baptist Church. pher for the SBC International covers Catholic High School for Noah, born June 28, 2001 . James and Paige Mission Board. He and wife, Boys, Hall High and the Little Elizabeth (Rucker) Al­ (Umholtz) Cooper are in Kan­ Evelyn, a part-time RN and stay­ Rock Firefighter Combat Chal­ mond lives in Arkadelphia with sas City, Mo, where he's an at­ at-home mom to new son, lenge Team. She recently pro­ husband, Clay, and daughter torney with Husch and Joshua, live in Richmond, Va. vided sports medicine coverage Bailey, 4, and son Carson, 10 Eppenberger and she's staying for the World Championship Fi­ months. She teaches kindergar­ home with new son, Hugh Dillon. 1994 nals of the Firefighter Combat ten in Bismarck. Doug Hixson is associate Challenge in Las Vegas, which Mark Wheeler is pastor of 1993 pastor at Hot Springs First Bap­ was televised on ESPN. South Pinewood Baptist Church Traci (Jones) Creel lives in tist Church. He and wife, Dana, Dan Turner was appointed near Pine Bluff and a chaplain, Memphis with husband, John, live in Hot Springs Village. deputy prosecutor for Clark endorsed by Southern Baptist and two daughters, Ivy, 5, and Phillip Worthen graduated County in July. He will join his North American Mission Board, Drew, 2. She teaches private in May from Louisiana State Uni­ brother, Todd ('88) who has to serve at the Tucker Unit of the voice lessons. He's the sales versity with his doctor of veteri­ served in that capacity since Arkansas Department of Correc­ managerforWolfchase Chrysler­ nary medicine degree. 1993. Dan previously served as tions. He is also pursuing his Jeep. JaNan (Arnold) Davis was deputy prosecutor for Garland master of divinity degree from Larry Dice is assistant di­ elected in a July special election County. He and wife, Cindy Luther Rice Seminary. He and rector for quality improvement as the first elected city attorney (Staton) live in Hot Springs where wife, Kandy, and two sons live in for Birch Tree Communities in for Maumelle. she's a clinical dietitian at St. Kingsland. Benton (AR) and zone pastor for Tony Orr received his MBA Joseph's Regional Health Cen­ Steven and Teresa (Dav­ Oneighty Youth Group at Family from Webster University in 1998. ter. enport, '90) Cook and son, Church. He recently bought a home in J.P. Arnold and wife, Amy, Christopher, 2, reside in Gar­ Lisa Beatty Ayres is office Little Rock and is a sales rep for live in Colorado Springs where land, TX. He's a home coordina­ manager for B&R Construction Takeda Pharmaceuticals he's an IT business analyst and tor for the City of Garland and in Arkadelphia and home schools America. project manager for Focus on she is a paralegal for a law firm . their two children. Husband, Laura lee (Wilcox) McCool, the Family and is pursuing his Jeff Sheeler lives in Little Mike, is director of Ouachita's former editor of a weekly section masters in management with an Rock where he's a highway pa­ printing department. of the Log Cabin Democrat, was IT concentration at Colorado trolman with the Arkansas State John "Chuck" Dumas is named director of enrollment Technical University. Police. He received his master's health department investigator communications at Hendrix Col­ Alex and Meredith degree in criminal justice from for the City of Garland, TX. lege in Conway. Husband, Traye (Dougan) Himaya are in UALR in 1998. Pamela (Jayroe) Fisher ('93), began his fourth year as an Springdale, AR, where he is stu­ writes she and husband, Kevin, instructor of history and political dent pastor of First Baptist. He 1992 have purchased a new home in science at the University of Ar­ also plans to complete his doc­ Tricia Taylor began a new Wynne and she stays home with kansas Community College in torate next May. They have one job in August as school counse­ son, Cannon, who was born a Morrilton. daughter, Katherine Elise, 1-1/2. lor at Kent Elementary. She lives month early on November 28, Heath and Margaret Kevin Chambliss and wife, in Euless, TX. 2000. When he was 12 hours (Fairhead) Hall have moved to Kimberly, moved from Georgia, John and Tonya (Hall) old, a heart defect was detected Fort Smith where he has joined where he taught at Mercer Uni­ Buczkowski live in Eagle River, and he was transported to Ar­ the Office of U.S. Probation and versity, to Waco (TX) where he's AK, where he's a stay-at-home kansas Children's Hospital in Parole. He previously was em­ professor of chemistry at Baylor. dad and she is a speech patholo­ Little Rock. Less than 2 days old, ployed with the Arkansas State gist for the Anchorage School he underwent surgery to correct Police D.E.A. drug strike force. • Continued on page 26

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• Continued from page 25 enter the chaplain program in the currently works at Progressive had a baby so will begin her 1995 U.S. Army. Step Rehab in Amarillo (TX) family practice residency next Drew Yoakum is a teacher Nikki (Burns) Mullins (fs) where her husband, Donnie, is summer), Laura Hardin (who and coach at Richardson lSD. and husband, Jason, live in pastor at City Church. began a family practice residency He and wife, Robin (Copeland, Clarksville, IN, where she is stu­ Jason Greenwich is com­ in Fayetteville in July), Connie '94) live in Allen, TX. dent teaching. pleting his first year at South­ Nesbitt (who began a pediatrics Andrew Clark is director of Kevin Jones graduated in western Seminary where he's residency in New Orleans in July), music ministries and organist for May from the University of Ten­ pursuing a masters of divinity and Aaron Ward (who began a First Presbyterian Church in nessee Dental School and moved degree. Allyson (Denton, 2000) pediatrics residency at Arkansas Texarkana, AR. to Little Rock where he joined the teaches third grade for Crowley Children's Hospital in July.) Brent and Sarah Down Town Dental Care. lSD. Leslie (Tapson) Harper and (Armstrong) Moseley relocated Becca (Leach) Sanders is Kelly (Proctor) Gross (fs) husband, Jason, live in Little Rock to Florida this summer where he a stay-at-home mom to children, graduated in August from Arkan­ where she teaches private voice has accepted the position offoot­ Abigail 2, and Noah, I. She sas State with her masters in lessons and he's a reporter on ball defensive coordinator at teaches one hour of choir at Ar­ physical education. She was KATV Channell's Daybreak and Eustis High School. kansas Baptist High School and hired as an instructor at ASU's Good Morning Arkansas. On the Brigitte (Stewart) Haney directs the youth choir at Little physical education department. weekends, they travel with their (fs) teaches at CompuChild Ser­ Rock's First Baptist Church. She She and husband, Bobby, live in company, Noteworthy Ministries, vices of Arkansas and lives in and husband, David ('97) are Wynne, where he's the high to churches, conferences and Hot Springs with husband, Billy. expecting their third child in Feb­ school boys basketball coach. retreats. They lead praise and Susanne (DeRossitte) ruary 2002. Jeff Williams has moved worship and perform concerts Belk resides in Jonesboro with back to Springfield, MO, as as­ featuring songs they have writ­ husband, David, and 2-year old 1997 sistant sports information direc­ ten. She also has a Christian CD son, Jayson. She teaches 4th Britt Howard and wife, tor at Southwest Missouri State, entitled, "Searching." You can grade at University Heights El­ CarrLee, live in Frisco, TX, where after working for two years in that email her at jasanles@email. ementary School and is pursu­ they celebrated five years of position at University of Evans­ com. ing her masters at ASU. marriage in March. He is em­ ville. Shannon (Rogers) Baker Robert Lackie is an art ployed at Wells Fargo Bank in Sarah (Beal) Watts and lives in Texarkana with husband, psychotherapist with the quality assurance. husband, Hub, have been trans­ Dennis, where she has returned Shawnee Mission (KS) School Wendy (King) Kowk is se­ ferred by the U.S. Army to Duluth, to school to complete her teach­ District where he works with stu­ nior accountant at Bass Enter­ GA. She plans to teach when ing certificate. dents who have serious cogni­ prises Production. She and hus­ they get settled. tive, emotional and/or behavioral band, J.P., are in Fort Worth while Corey Gilbert is a profes­ 1998 disorders. He also works as a he completes his master's of sional counselor with Westbrook Veronica (Miller) freelance interior designer. music degree at Southwestern Counseling Center in Hays, KS. Robinson teaches second grade Seminary. Would love to hear from friends for Mt. Holly (AR) Public Schools. 1996 Carl and Marcy (Franks) and professors. Email is Ben Crowley received his Zac Murtha has been de­ Davis reside in Pearland, TX. corey@ Healing lives. com or master of divinity degree at spring ployed to Bosnia-Herzegovina He "matched into" a 3-year fam­ check out website: commencement at New Orleans until mid-October as a platoon ily practice residency program at www.Healinglives.com Seminary. While a student, he leader with the 153rd Infantry of Via Christi Regional Medical Priscilla Shrader is the pub­ worked as a psychiatric counse­ the Sheridan National Guard. He Center in Wichita, KS. He gradu­ lic relations coordinator for Mav­ lor at River Oaks Psychiatric and wife, Laura, live in Little Rock. ated in June from University of erick Transportation, Inc. and Hospital. This summer, he Heather (Harris) Callaway Texas-Houston Medical School. lives in Maumelle. moved to Fort Worth to seek passed the Arkansas Bar exam Todd Jones graduated from At the May graduation cer­ employment. in February and works as execu­ the Canadian Baptist Seminary emony of UAMS College of Phar­ Jada Wilson graduated in tive director of the Pulaski County and has moved back to Ashdown macy, Ouachita was well repre­ May from UAMS with her Bar Association. She and hus­ where he joined the staff of First sented by the graduation of the master's in speech pathology. band, Dan (fs'86) live in North Baptist Church as minister of following: Alicia Harman Cullen, Shawn Paine (fs) graduated Little Rock. youth. Amy Hartman Franks (fs), Car­ from the University of Arkansas Chris Williams is a teacher Chad Strike received his rie Culliphier Simpson (fs) and at Fayetteville and is working at and coach at Lakeside School master's in social work in May Meredith Pope White (fs). Familylife Ministries in Little District in Hot Springs. while wife, Joanna (Thurston), The following graduated Rock. Andrew Bledsoe earned works at the UALR Law School from UAMS in May with their Lee Cook is a graduate stu­ his law degree from University of Library. They live in Mabelvale, M.D. degree. They were Todd dent at Princeton (NJ) Theologi­ Tennessee and has joined the have a son, Josiah, 1-1/2 and Baker ('98) (who began an emer­ cal Seminary. law firm of Harris & Shelton in are expecting second child in gency medicine residency at Fort Lisa Rose lives in Memphis Memphis. August. Hood, TX in July), Daniel Fore where she's attending Southern Nathan Twigg, who taught Shanda Fuller-Lane re­ (who began a surgery residency College of Optometry and plans at Park Avenue Baptist School in ceived her master's degree in at Baylor in July), Audrey to graduate in May 2002. Titusville, FL, left this summer to speech pathology in May. She Hightower Gordin (who recently Kerri Newborn works for

26 • Class Notes Class Notes American Management Systems pastor at Amity First Baptist 2000 counselor at Ouachita, won first as the college recruiting man­ Church. Amy Bledsoe is adminis­ place in the feature photo cat­ ager for the Central Region. She Jill Fowler is a media buyer trative assistant for Pulaski egory at the Arkansas Associ­ lives in Frisco, TX. and public relations manager for County government. ated Press Managing Editors Todd and Laura (Burns) Combs Company, an advertis­ Rachel (Deckelman) Association held in Heber Springs Baker have moved to Killeen, ing firm in Little Rock. McCormack lives in Colorado in May. He was employed as a TX, where he is beginning his John Dribus is a graduate Springs, CO, with husband, Brad, free-lance photographer with emergency medicine residency student at Kaplan Education where she's employed in public Arkadelphia's Daily Siftings Her­ at Fort Hood with the U.S. Army. Centers and lives in Lewisville, relations with .Agilent Technolo­ ald at the time. She teaches first grade at a local TX. gies. Sara Hawthorne lives in elementary school. David Price and wife, Car­ Leslie Green accepted a Phoenix, AZ, where she's a web Christina (Petrucci) rie, live in Sherwood and are job with a Dallas law firm . She designer for lntersource, Inc, an Safford (fs) is a high school expecting their first child in No­ will be teaching a Spanish class Internet company. teacher of students with learning vember. He's youth minister at for the firm and teaching and Jason and Scarlett (Grady, disabilities and is also involved in Sylvan Hills First Baptist Church. working with the Hispanic client 2001) Luce live in Cleveland, the local theatrical scene, direct­ Chad Pratt graduated in cases. OH, where he's an LTD program­ ing and stage managing in Los May from the University of Ar­ Michael Bleecker is the mer with Alltel. Angeles. Her husband, Curtis, is kansas with his master's degree singles worship leader at Holly (Burris) Kyzer began head of the Macintosh support in sports management. He has Prestonwood Baptist Church as her dietetics internship at UAMS division at University of South­ moved to Annapolis, MD, to work well as benefit administrator for in August. She and husband, ern California. for the U.S. Navel Academy Ath­ the SBC Annuity Board. He lives Jared, a biologist for Ross Foun­ Edilberto Moreno lives in letic Association. in Farmers Branch, TX. dation in Arkadelphia, live in Miami where he's an international T. K. Zellers resigned as an Laura Gimenez is attend­ Malvern. financial consultant for Merrill admissions counselor at Oua­ ing Southwestern Seminary in Daniel and Jessie Ang live Lynch. chita to attend UALR Law School Fort Worth and working for the in Louisville, KY, where he's a Shane and Jamie (Rowe, this fall. Seminary as a graphic designer. case manager for the Homeless '99) Carson celebrated their 2- Kelli (Fite) Turner teaches Joel Schrap is in Nashville, Family Prevention Program of yearwedding anniversary in June second grade at Orleans Parish TN, where he's executive assis­ the Family and Children Coun­ in Grand Lake, CO. He works at School District while husband, tant for Reunion Records. seling Center. Iron Horse Resort in Winter Park Joel (2000) is attending New Josi Aldridge accepted a Jennifer Rushing was ac­ and she's a child protection agent Orleans Seminary and pastoring position with Duncanville (TX) cepted into the master of science for social services. East Edgewater Baptist Church. Hardin Intermediate School in social work program at Univer­ Heidi (Nunn) Gilman lives Rachel Osborne has been where she will teach 5th and 6th sity of Texas-Arlington for Fall in Grants Pass, OR, with hus­ promoted by Alltel in Little Rock grade music. Daughter, Brit­ 2001. band, William. She's working to communications specialist in tany, will be attending Central Shelli Beauregard is the toward her law degree and he's corporate communications. Elementary located next door. web developer and graphic de­ employed in the financing divi­ In May, Jill Presley started Kimberly James lives in signer for the Tulsa Airport Au­ sion of an automobile company. a new job with the Little Rock Tyler, TX, where she's an ac­ thority. Regional Chamber of Commerce countant with Teletouch Com­ 1999 as assistant in membership ser­ munications, Inc. 2001 Patrick Netherton resigned vices. Jeff Ward is a retirement Ryan Ledbetter is an ac­ as sports information director at Shaon Reed lives in administrator for the SBC Annu­ countant in Texarkana. Centenary College effective July Texarkana where he's a producer ity Board in Dallas. Faith Hunter began in July 1. He still lives in Shreveport. and technician for CableOne Andria Ward is employed as an account rep for Superior Jennifer Redmond has Advertising. with Mission Arlington in Arling­ Marketing Group in Memphis. moved to Lexington, KY, where In August, Stephen and ton, TX. Ben and Kathryn (Rawls) she will pursue her master's de­ Sheila (Quails, fs01) Gent Donnie and Laranda Cantrell live in Little Rock where gree in public health at the Uni­ moved to the Houston area where (Massey) Burrow live in Heber he's a program analyst for Alltel. versity of Kentucky. he will serve as music and media Springs, AR, where he's youth Laura Beth (Steed) Cope Kevin and Nicole (Rainey, associate at Kingsland Baptist minister at First Baptist Church. and husband, Jon, are in Nor­ current) Bledsoe are living in Church in Katy, TX. Sarah (Thompson) folk, VA, where he serves with Hot Springs while he completes Lauren Britton received her Alexander is manager of Family the U.S. Navy aboard the USS his graduate work at Henderson MPA in May from the University Christian Stores, a Christian Mt. Whitney. and she completes her senior of Arkansas and moved to Little bookstore, in Littleton, CO. Ashley (Sutherland) year at Ouachita. Rock where she's employed with Corey Colbert began occu­ Steele is in graduate school at Lizann Tollett teaches sec­ the Department of Rural Ser­ pational therapy school at UCA Louisiana Tech. She and hus­ ond grade at Shiloh Christian vices. in May. band, Brent, live in Ruston. School in Springdale, AR . David S. Smith joined the Said Gulyamov lives in Little Lynn Libbey lives in San Wayne Hawthorn works at staff at Camden First Baptist Rock and works for Regions Bank Jose, CA, where she's a finan­ Hawthorn Home Improvement in Church in May as minister of in the credit lending department. cial analyst for National Semi­ Amity, AR, and serves as youth music. Tim Harrell, an admissions • Continued on page 28

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• continuedfrom page 27 1997 Jonathan "Paul" Lowe, June mom at Maddox Hall, 1994- conductor Co. Shannon Rogers to Den­ 16, 2001. 2001.) Kim Ward joined the staff of nis Baker, April 7 2001. Eric Greenhaw to Anna Ouachita in June as assistant Jeremy M. Ross (fs) to Lori Claire Davis (fs2001 ), June 30, FUTURE TIGERS: director of campus ministries. Leigh Ballard, June 2, 2001 . 2001 . Jeremy Bishop, who spent John Mark Taylor to Carey Jenny McGuire to Andrew 1983 the summer in Bardstown, KY, in Elrod (current), May 26, 2001. "Bart" Patton (2001 ), July 14, Andy and Shari (Deaver) the cast of Stephen Foster-the Richard E. Griffith to Chris­ 2001. Edwards, son Jason Michael, Musical, landed the lead part in tine Pecoski, June 30, 2001. Jan Cosh to Jay B. Stroud, August 12, 1999. Joins brother "Showboat" when the lead actor Kara Allison (fs) to Robert August 18, 2001. Jake and John. dropped out. He's been receiv­ S. Bell, Ill, July 7, 2001 . ing rave reviews from the local 2001 1988 media. Friends can email him at 1998 Leah Floyd to Frank Chris and Sandra (Merkey) jeremybishop@ hotmail.com. Veronica Miller to Manda Vaughn (fs2000), May 19,2001. Moulton, son Ross Robert, No­ Leah (Floyd) and Frank Robinson, November 2000. Nicole Rainey to Kevin vember 8, 2000. Joins brother Vaughn are living in Jackson­ Rebecca C. Hatcher to Bledsoe ('99), May 19, 2001. Evan, 4. ville, AR. She joined the Arkan­ Ferris Matt Williams, May 19, Laura Beth Steed to Todd and Becca (Arnold, sas Baptist State Convention in 2001 . Jonathan Cope, May 26, 2001 '95) Turner, son Cannon Russell, Little Rock as support staff for Lisa R. Akins to Chuck Nathan Duane Livers to June 7, 2001 . Joins sister Harper, the missions ministry. Johnson, June 23, 2001 . Marla Beth Hemingway (cur­ 2. Heidi Nunn to William rent), May 26, 2001. Gilman, July 21, 2001. Emily R. Tapson to Dou­ 1989 Christina Petrucci (fs) to glas Brent Pierce, June 2, 2001 . Richardo and Amy MARRIAGES: Curtis Safford, July 21, 2001 . Melissa "Ashley" Escobar, Samuel James, March (note: Heidi and Christina Sutherland to Christopher 28, 2001. Welcomed by brother 1945 had back-to-back ceremonies at "Brent" Steele, June 9, 2001. Ricky, 15 months. Bettye Jane (Stout) Ander­ a friend's country estate in Phillip "Jeff" Works to An­ John and Peggy (Tackett) son to Peter Davey, April 29, Ventura, CA, and had a joint re­ gela Marie Baker, June 16, 2001. Salajka, daughter Anna Eliza­ 2001 . ception.) Molly Higginbottom to Jay beth, April 14, 2000. Welcomed Jodie G. Matthews to Brian Davis (2000), June 16, by John Matthew, 4, and Sarah 1986 Michael Daniell, August25, 2001. 2001. Katherine, 3. J. Philip Darr to Kelley Mollie Huffstuttler to Mark and Leslie (Hamilton) Leann Pennington, July21 ,2001 . 1999 Wesley Davis, June 16, 2001. Sneller, son Nathan Hamilton, Stephen Gent to Sheila Melanie Hayes to Kyle October 5, 2000. Joins sister, 1987 Qualls (fs), April 26, 2001 . Lane, June 23, 2001 . Ashton, 4. Cristin Lee Compton (fs) Jennifer S. McKissack to Andrew Morgan to Melinda to Richard Dale Roulston, April James "Jed" McGuirk, May 12, Dill (current student), July 28, 1990 28, 2001 . 2001. 2001. David and Jamie (Coffelt) Tiffany Lyn Horton to David Dacia Garlin (fs) to Daniel Smith, daughter Lauren Eliza­ 1990 Allen Estes, June 2, 2001 . Fondren (current student), Au­ beth, April 6, 2001 . Rhonda Blackford to Mendie Davenport (fs) to gust 4, 2001 . Terry and Becky (Steele) Michael Thomas Noonan, June Manuel "Tony" Triguero (fs), Aaron Smith (fs) to Doris Sergeant, daughter Bethany 9, 2001 . June 8, 2001. Hopkins, August 11 , 2001. Ann, April17, 2001 . Joins brother Ben J. Wright to Karren Graham, 2-1/2. 1992 Cunningham (2001), June 30, Current Students: Gregory and Kelli (Lam­ Michelle Valli to Mitchell T. 2001. Frances Quirk to Nicholas bert) Gilbreath, son Evan Ross, Hope, April 7, 2001. Mark Manning to Caron Alsworth, June 2, 2001 . June 9, 2001 . Welcomed by Wright, July 7, 2001 . Begina Brawner to Kyle Nathaniel, 6 and Kiri Grace, 2. 1994 Wayne Hawthorn to Proctor, June 3, 2001. Kevin Chambliss to Kim­ KariAnn Adams, August 4, 2001 . Patrice Spradlin to Heath 1991 berly Shaver, May 19, 2001. Joy Conrad to Luke An­ White, June 23, 2001. Jeff and Miki Morrow, twins Alison Faye Ferguson (fs) drew Bryant, August 4, 2001. Melody Owens to Aaron Kati and Colen, June 2, 2000. to Sloan Benjamin Clinton, June Jackson Newman, August 3, Welcomed by brother Grayson, 23, 2001. 2000 2001. 3. Billy Young to Jackie Joel Hollingsworth to Greg and Ashley (Fulmer) 1995 Miller, March 10, 2001 . Melody Runyan, August 11 , Riley, daughter Eryn Elizabeth, Kyle Wiggins to Andrea Daniel Ang to Jessica 2001. December 19, 2000. Patterson, June 10, 2000. Karwan, March 31, 2001 . James and Paige 1996 Ashley Pittman to Jeffrey Faculty/Staff (Umholtz) Cooper, Hugh Dillon, Zac Murtha to Laura Lee Scott ('99), June 9, 2001 . Ann Collier to Fred Guilbert, April 3, 2001 . Johnston, August 5, 2000. Lisa Leann Jones (fs) to June 23, 2001. (Ann was dorm David and Elizabeth (Dyer)

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Even (fs), daughter Grace 1997 1935 1954 Abigail, May 21, 2001. Joins Todd and Amy Eugene G. "Tenine" Melba Meador Smith (fs), brothers, Andrew and Matthew. (Swearingen) Shaw, daughter Pearce (fs), June 7, 2001, Arka­ April 28, 2001, Little Rock. Mike and Jennifer House, Rachel Elizabeth, September 2, delphia. son Clayton Saucier, June 5, 2000. Joins sister Sarah, 1-1/2. 1957 2001. Wade and Jennifer 1936 Michael Cowart, January Jeff and Cindy Woodall, son (Mobley, '95) Atchison, daugh­ Catherine Mankin Duke, 4, 2001, Carmel, IN. Noah, June 28, 2001. Joins ter Meg Elizabeth, March 27, April15, 2001, New Orleans, LA. Caleb 6, and Aaron, 4. 2001. Joins brother Reed, 2-1/ 1961 2. 1938 Berdell Cahoon Ward, May 1992 Clay and Audrey La Vesta Bartlett Garrison, 9, 2001, North Little Rock. John and Tonya (Hall) (Hightower) Gordin, daughter March 23, 2001, Macomb, IL. Donald Wayne Thompson Buczkowski, daughter Faith Olivia Grace, May 24, 2001. (fs), June 13,2001, Arkadelphia. Asanja, January 24, 2001. Jason and Merideth 1939 (Arnn) Holcomb, son Chandler Andrew "Peanut" Wid­ 1963 1993 Pierce, June 16, 2001. ener, June 16, 2001, Arkadel­ Johnnie N. Darr, May 8, Kevin and Pamela (Jayroe) Gib and Kim (Joplin) phia. 2001, Greenwood, AR. Fisher, son Cannon Rice, No­ Richardson, son Bradley Daniel, vember 28, 2000. July 2, 2001. 1944 1967 Frankie and Cassandra Calvin Harvey Seaton, May Barbara Jolene Moore (Sample) Feltrop, daughter Mor­ 1999 3, 2001, Little Rock. Leroy (fs), May 4, 1998, Fort gan Alizabeth , April 3, 2001 . Mark and Krista (Thomas) Smith (notified July 2001 ). Joins sisters Jordan, 5, and Malin, son William Christian, 1946 1968 Reagan, 2-1/2. April 13, 2001. Orland J. "Buddy" Harris Dr. Jon Richard "Dick" Roy and Evelyn Bryce and Rachel Mitchell, (fs), May 1, 2001, Hot Springs. Ewing, April 9, 2001, Heber Burroughs, son Joshua King, daughter Abigail Rose, March 7, Springs, AR. June 10, 2001. 2001. 1948 Doug and Ann (Browning, Lloyd P. Rigby, May 25, 1979 1994 '98) Hibbard, daughter Kathryn 2000, Colorado Springs. Charles E. Davis (fs ), Janu­ Shawn and Alison Olivia, May 26, 2001. ary 9, 2001, Houston, TX (Egelhoff) Crane, son Jonathan, 1949 November 13, 2000. Welcomed Faculty/Staff: Thomas W. Dove, Novem­ 1984 by sister Anna, 3. Jay and Susan Derby, ber 16, 1996, Okmulgee, OK (no­ Joyce Lynn "BoBo" Brad­ daughter Caroline Woods, July tified April 2001 ). ley Pentecost (fs), May 3, 2001, 1995 5, 2001 . (Jay is football defen­ Mary Jo McClellan Free­ Forrest City, AR. Sam and Stephanie sive line coach and Susan was man, December 15, 2000, (Brown, '96) Thomas, son secretary in School of Business.) Ratcliff, AR. 1985 Whitten Isaiah, March 30, 2001 . Tim and Sherry Hayes, son Nolen Harris, April29, 2000, Davey Lee Hughes, Jr., Jason and Sarah (Goodin) Patrick Timothy, July 14, 2001. West Frankfort, IL. June 13, 2001, automobile acci­ Bean (fs ), son Caleb Bondevant, (Tim joined the Ouachita faculty dent, Little Rock. March 9, 2001 . Joins Emma this fall in the department of 1952 Marie, nearly 2. chemistry.) Earlie Albert Croxton, April 1988 Justin and Tonya (Beavert) 22,2001, Beebe,AR. Stephen Kirk (fs), June 10, Lonon, daughter Karissa Roch­ DEATHS: 2001, Benton, AR. elle, April 11, 2001. 1953 Clint and Laura (Healy) 1926 Helen Sadler Dabbs (fs), 1993 Crabtree (fs), son Isaac "Coo­ Gloria Cliett Walker (fs), June 19, 2001, Little Rock. Addison Gray Erwin, per," May 10, 2001. April 21, 2001, El Dorado, AR. daughter of Jeff and Paula (Jayroe) Erwin, born May 16, 1996 1927 2001 and died June 18, 2001. Kyle and Keri Lynn Peggy "Corine" Coulter (Durmon, fs95) Barlow, son Whaley, March 30, 1999, Mem­ Joshua Kyle on February 17, phis, TN. (Notified May 2001.) 2001. Welcomed by Ashlyn Faith and Alexandra Grace. 1932 Robert "Bob" and Misty Dorothy Figley Queen, Brewer Wilson, son Robert April 13, 2001, Judsonia, AR. "Wade," March 7, 2001. Rusty and Chantal 1933 (Chandoin) Bunn, son Carter Hugh R. Wilbourn, Jr. (fs), Alexander, March 31, 2001. July 19, 2001, Little Rock.

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Clip and return to: OBU Development Office • OBU Box 3754 • Arkadelphia, AR 71998-0001 ~------THE HALL OF HONOR LIFETIME GIFTS OF $100,000 OR MORE Dr. and Mrs. Paul Aiken Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Mrs. Stella McPherson Dr. Vernon L. Toombs Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Funderburk Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Mrs. Lena Goodwin Anthony Rev. Delbert L. Garrett Miller Trimble Mrs. 0. C. (Marjorie) Mr. and Mrs. James D. Dr. Nell I. Mondy Trinity Foundation Bailey Gattis Mrs. Ladelle Moody Mrs. Luella Turner Mrs. J. E. (Ruby) Berry Rev. and Mrs. Horace G. Mr. James Hayden Moore Union Pacific Foundation Mr. Kendall Berry Grigson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dr. Sarah Varnell Mr. Robert 0. Blucker Mrs. Mary McPherson Oliver Mr. Earl Verser, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Boyce Harmon Mr. and Mrs. Gordon G. Mr. and Mrs. J. Virgil Dr. and Mrs. William D. Mr. Charles E. Heckler Palmer Waggoner Burch Mr. and Mrs. Jay L. Heflin Mr. and Mrs. Pete Parks Mrs. lla Webb Mr. and Mrs. John Carter Mr. and Mrs. Johnny L. Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Carter Heflin Patterson Wetherington Mr. and Mrs. William E. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Mr. George Peck Dr. and Mrs. John H. Clark Henderson Mrs. Jane Flippen Perrin Wikman Miss Helen Clore Mr. and Mrs. Paul K. Pine Bluff First Baptist Mr. and Mrs. Hugh R. Miss Elma Cobb Henry Church Wilbourn, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Cobb Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Mr. and Mrs. J. Dennis Mr. Henry Foote Coleman Hickingbotham Powell, Jr. Wilkins Carr P. Collins Mr. R. Voyt Hill Mrs. Sybilla Prewitt Mr. Birkett L. Williams Foundation Miss Fay Holiman Mr. and Mrs. Chesley Dr. and Mrs. John R. Miss Nancy Cooper Mrs. Opal Holland Pruet Williamson Mr. and Mrs. Quintus Dr. Charles S. Holt Mrs. Retha Reed Ms. Virginia Wylie Crews Mrs. lla M. Hooper Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Mr. George Young Mr. and Mrs. James Mrs. Clara I. Hudson Rhodes Mr. Robert A. Young, Jr. Crittenden Immanuel Baptist Mrs. Agnes Leland Miss Hiawatha Daniel Church, Little Rock Rogers Mr. John T. Daniel, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Ross Foundation . ,. _·. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Jarrett, Jr. Mrs. Wilma Estelle K. ., t ~"' ~ . • • ..~ -'1: ..·. Doshier Mrs. Senora Johnson Selph Mr. and Mrs. Byron M. Mrs. Blanche Axum Mr. and Mrs. T.V. Sharp _,;_ •.. · Eiseman Jones Rev. and Mrs. Frank H. )OE FRAN Z Dr. and Mrs. Ben M. The Harvey and Bernice Shell V ICE PRESIDENT Elrod Jones Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. David H. ~ FOR DEVELOPMENT Mr. John Elrod Mr. and Mrs. George Smith The fiscal year that ended on Mrs. Ruth Erp Jordan Southwestern Bell May 31, 2001 was another Mrs. L. V. Evans Mr. E. L. Keith Telephone Company great year in contributions. Mr. and Mrs. Jarrell B. W. K. Kellogg Foundation Roy and Christine Sturgis Every individual, founda- Felton Dr. and Mrs. C. Wesley Charitable and tion, church and business Mrs. Ann Ferguson Kluck, Jr. Educational Trust of listed on the following pages Mr. and Mrs. Elmer A. Mr. and Mrs. Hillman Dallas have enabled Ouachita to Ferguson Koen Roy and Christine Sturgis continue offering a quality Mr. Robert G. Ferguson Kresge Foundation Charitable and education at a reasonable Mr. Burl Fowler Mrs. Eugenia Leeton Educational Trust of cost to our students and their Mr. Jay Freeman Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Lile Malvern families. Our students come Friday Eldredge & Clark, J.E. and L. E. Mabee Mr. and Mrs. William H. from around the world and Little Rock Foundation Sutton will help to shape the future C. L. and Edna Woodall Judge and Mrs. Edward Mr. and Mrs. Harry of our world. Thank you for Fuller Maddox Thiesfeld helping us educate the next Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Fuller Dr. and Mrs. William E. Mrs. Ethel Smith generation of Ouachitonians. Martin Thompson D ONOR RECOGNITION • 33 THE CIRCLE OF EXCELLENCE GIFTS OF $5,000 OR MORE JUNE 1, 2000- MAY 31, 2001

Mr. and Mrs. H. Lavon Mr. and Mrs. R. Wade W. H. Hicks Estate Pulaski Heights Baptist Abbott Doshier Mrs. M. Ann Horton Church, Little Rock Baptist Foundation Of Mr. and Mrs. Byron M. Hot Springs First Baptist Dr. and Mrs. Carl B. Alabama Eiseman, Jr. Church Ramsey, Sr. Alice Searcy Estate Dr. and Mrs. Ben M. Elrod Immanuel Baptist Church, Mr. Joseph T. Robbins Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mr. and Mrs. William S. Little Rock J. E. Robinson Estate Anthony Elrod Mr. James N. Jannetides Rogers First Baptist Arkadelphia First Baptist Mr. and Mrs. Jarrell B. Mrs. Denise Masters Church Church Felton Jones Ross Foundation Arkansas Baptist Alma Fletcher Estate Mrs. Terry Lang Jones Davidson C. Roy Estate Foundation Mr. Burl Fowler Mrs. Pauline Kinard Second Baptist Church, Arkansas Baptist State Mr. and Mrs. Joe Franz Mrs. Sarah Kinard Little Rock Convention Stanley Fried Memorial Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Mr. and Mrs. T. V. Sharp Arkansas' Independent Charitable Trust Kircher Mrs. Leo F. Shelby Colleges & Universities C. L. and Edna Woodall Dr. and Mrs. C. Wesley Mr. and Mrs. Larry M. Louise Searcy Bennett Fuller Estate Kluck, Jr. Smith Estate Delbert L. Garrett Estate Judge and Mrs. Edward Retha W. Snider Estate Benton First Baptist Dr. and Mrs. G. Dan S. Maddox Southern Baptist Church Gaske James N. McCoy Foundation Kendall Berry Estate R. Julian Glover Estate Foundation Joseph Stiles Estate Mr. and Mrs. Truman 0. Dr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Mrs. Nancy McCuin Mr. and Mrs. Mac Stroud Boatright Granade John P. McGovern Roy & Christine Sturgis Mrs. Shelley Phillips Dr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Foundation Charitable & Breen Grant Dr. and Mrs. L.Jack Educational Trust, Mr. and Mrs. James D. Dr. and Mrs. J. Thomas McHaney Dallas Brown, Sr. Greer, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Roy & Christine Sturgis Cabot First Baptist Daisy Amanda McFearin Mclelland Charitable & Church Groner Estate Dr. Kevin Mcleod Educational Trust, Camp-Younts Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jeral L. Mena First Baptist Church Malvern Mr. and Mrs. Craig D. Hampton Dr. Nell I. Mondy Mr. and Mrs. William H. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Gary Mr. and Mrs. Neil P. Sutton Mr. and Mrs. William E. Hancock Moore Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Clark Mr. and Mrs. A. David Mr. Carl R. Nelson Tufts Madge Wade Clayton Harrington Mr. and Mrs. W. Hugh Mr. and Mrs. J. Virgil Estate Mrs. Reba Harrison Nelson Waggoner Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Rev. and Mrs. Orville K. Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Drs. T. Andrew and Cochran Hazlewood Oliver Jeanna Community Foundation of Mr. and Mrs. Jay M. Heflin OrthoArkansas P.A. Westmoreland Greater Memphis Mr. and Mrs. Johnny L. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon G. Dr. Richard D. Wilhelm Nancy Cooper Estate Heflin Palmer Mr. Billy C. Williams Mr. and Mrs. E. Ray Mrs. Lynn Heflin Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Dr. and Mrs. John R. Coulson Mr. and Mrs. Marc W. Parish Williamson Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Heflin Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Windgate Charitable Crain Dr. and Mrs. J. Kevin Patterson Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Quintus A. Heifner Mrs. Heather Floyd Payne WOVen Teaching Crews Mr. Grover E. Hemphill, Point of Grace Ministries Mr. and Mrs. James E. Jr. Dr. J. Ralph Power Virginia Wylie Estate Crittenden Mr. and Mrs. Paul K. Mr. Louis Power Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ms. Cherry M. Davis Henry Mr. and Mrs. Chesley Yarnell Mr. William Dillard, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Pruet Hickingbotham 34 • D ONOR RE CO GNITI ON PRESIDENT'S fiSSOCIATES GIFTS OF $1,000 TO $4,999 JUNE 1, 2000- MAY 31, 2001

Mr. Grover Adams Mr. Charles E. Coble Mr. and Mrs. William 0 . Hot Springs National Park Mrs. Willia Adams Mr. and Mrs. Charles Franz Rotary Club Dr. and Mrs. C. Alan Ainley Coleman Dr. and Mrs. W. Larry Frisby Mr. and Mrs. Gloyd Dr. and Mrs. T. Wade Akins Mr. Ben R. Condray Dr. and Mrs. Charles L. Huckabee Mr. and Mrs. Wade Allison Mr. and Mrs. T. Clay Conly Fuller Chap. Austin L. Ingram Mr. and Mrs. D. Bruce Mr. and Mrs. Bill M. Conrad Mrs. Ruth Gant Mrs. Katie J. Jacks Andrews Dr. and Mrs. William H. Geyer Springs First Baptist Dr. and Mrs. Joe S. Jeffers Mr. and Mrs. Eddie J. Ary Cook Church, Little Rock Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Mr. C. Don Cooper Dr. Jim G. Gilbert Jones Atkinson Corning First Baptist Church Mr. Robert H. Gladden Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Mr. and Mrs. Martice Drs. Ed and Fran Coulter Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. Good Jones Attaway Dr. and Mrs. Kent E. Coulter Dr. Robert E. Graves Jonesboro First Baptist Batesville First Baptist Dr. and Mrs. Vance J. Crain Dr. Dena Hall Church Church Dr. and Mrs. John W. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert I. Mrs. Ruth Jordan Rev. and Mrs. Roger M. Crawford Hamilton Mrs. Denise Clark-Kaniss Baxter, Jr. Dr. Lillian Blackmon Mr. and Mrs. Elgin A. Mr. and Mrs. James V. Dr. and Mrs. Roby Bearden, Crenshaw Hamner Ill Kelley Ill Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Evelyn Hampton Estate Mrs. LaVern Kelly LTC and Mrs. Calvert Davis Mr. and Mrs. Philip W. Mr. and Mrs. Troy W. Benedict Ernest F. Dawson Estate Hardin Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Tony L. Mr. Herman A. Dearing Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Carl M. Deaton Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Benson Rev. Wilson Deese Bentonville First Baptist Mr. and Mrs. George W. Church Delaughter Dr. and Mrs. Trey Berry Mr. Todd A. Denton Ms. Cathryn A. Berryman Ms. Bonnie L. Dinkel Mrs. Mary Anne Berryman Mr. and Mrs. B. Aldan Dixon Mr. and Mrs. D. Scott Bange Mr. and Mrs. George Mr. and Mrs. David 0 . Dunklin Bowen Dr. and Mrs. J. Scott Duvall Dr. Mark H. Bowles El Dorado First Baptist Mr. James C. Boyette Church Mr. and Mrs. Harley L. Mr. and Mrs. Don R. Elliott, Brinkley Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Mr. Roger and Dr. Denise Mr. and Mrs. Russ Kinco, LLC Brown Elliott Harrington Mr. Luther King Mr. Bobby Brunson England First Baptist Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Rev. and Mrs. R. B. King Mr. and Mrs. Steven G. Church Hartsell Mr. and Mrs. Taylor A. King Buelow Mr. Nelson B. Eubank Mrs. Juanita Gill Hatfield Mrs. Virginia King Dr. and Mrs. James A. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Dr. and Mrs. Boo Heflin Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Kizzar Bynum Faulkner Dr. and Mrs. Glenn E. Mr. and Mrs. Rodney R. Dr. and Mrs. Gordon W. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Hickey Landes Cagle Ferguson Highview Baptist Church, Mr. and Mrs. R. Christopher Mrs. Marie Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Chillicothe MO Lawson Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Figley, Jr. Mrs. Ina Sue Hill Rev. and Mrs. C. Ellis Cargill Firstar Bank, Arkadelphia Mr. L. Reed Hill Leagans Mr. and Mrs. Jack Case Mr. and Mrs. David A. Ms. Lisa Hill Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Central Baptist Church, Fleming Mr. and Mrs. James C. Leatherwood Bald Knob Ms. Janice L. Ford Hobgood Mrs. Juanita Litzelfelner Central Baptist Church, Forrest City First Baptist Dr. and Mrs. F. Paul Hogue Mr. Jon S. Logan Jonesboro Church Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Mr. and Mrs. Jack M. Mrs. Edith Clanton Mr. Willard C. Forsythe Holbert Lowman Miss Kristen L. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Franz Ms. Jane Church Holman Magnet Cove First Southern Mr. and Mrs. John D. Cloud Ms. Fay P. Holmes Baptist Church D ONOR RE COGNITION • 35 Mr. and Mrs. James L. Dr. and Mrs. James Philpot Mr. and Mrs. David H. Smith Mr. Ted B. Tom Maloch Pine Bluff First Baptist Mr. and Mrs. Lane M. Smith Mr. and Mrs. John D. Marshall First Baptist Church LTGEN and Mrs. Norman H. Trimble, Jr. Church Pine Bluff Sand & Gravel Smith Mr. and Mrs. B. Ray Mr. and Mrs. John F. Co. Southwestern Bell Turnage Maurer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew D. Telephone Co Dr. and Mrs. Scott A. Turner Mrs. Betty J. McCommas Plagens Sparkman First Baptist Mr. and Mrs. Don R. Tuttle Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Dr. and Mrs. James L. Pleitz Church Mrs. Myrtle Tyson McGill Dr. and Mrs. David N. Pope Drs. Hoy and Marolyn Union Pacific Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Bryan T. The Presser Foundation Speer United Steelworkers of McKinney Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dr. H. Barry Spraggins America Mr. and Mrs. George E. Ramsey Star City First Baptist Dr. Sarah Varnell Mcleod Dr. and Mrs. Jim H. Ranton Church Gloria Walker Estate Mrs. Eleanor B. McMenis Mr. Billy B. Reames Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Stearns Dr. and Mrs. Wayne E. Mr. L. W. Meachum Dr. and Mrs. Philip F. Rice Eunice Stiles Estate Ward Mrs. Nancy Mensinger Ridgecrest Baptist Church, Mr. and Mrs. John R. Stipe Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. COL and Mrs. Freddie J. Greenville TX Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Webster Mills, Sr. Rison Baptist Church Stipe Mr. Wilbur C. West Dr. and Mrs. Don Moore Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Dr. and Mrs. Richard White Hall First Baptist Mr. and Mrs. William E. Robertson Strickland Church Morgan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bill S. Rogers Mr. Joel R. Stubblefield Dr. and Mrs. John H. Mrs. Pauline Morrow Rogers Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. George Wikman Mountain Home First Drs. Jeff and Deborah Root Surgeon Mr. Hugh R. Wilbourn, Jr. Baptist Church Mr. Larry R. Root Dr. and Mrs. Cecil C. Sutley Dr. and Mrs. Charles F. Mr. John F. Mowrey Dr. and Mrs. Paul R. Root Sylvan Hills First Baptist Wilkins, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. W. David Chap. and Mrs. Dallas G. Church Mr. and Mrs. Billy G. Moxley Roscoe Mr. and Mrs. Sam J. Talbot Williams Mr. and Mrs. Ron Nations Russellville First Baptist Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Taylor Mrs. Lorene Williams Mr. and Mrs. Cedric H. Neel Church Mrs. Evelyn B. Taylor Dr. and Mrs. Michael R. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry F. Ms. Emogene Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Jack S. Taylor Williams Newman Second Baptist Church Mrs. Rose Taylor Dr. and Mrs. Paul E. Ms. Carolyn Grant Osborne Arkadelphia The Terminix International Williams Ouachita Student Senate Miss Hwai-Khee Seow Co. L.P. Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Dr. and Mrs. David Ozmun Mr. and Mrs. Ike Sharp Mr. and Mrs. David T. Williams Parkin First Baptist Church Roy Lyndell Sharpe Estate Thompson R. E. Lee Wilson Trusts Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Mr. Bob Shell Miss Andrea L. Thrash Dr. and Mrs. Robert Peeples Sheridan First Baptist GEN and Mrs. Melvin C. Witherspoon Mr. and Mrs. Larry Church Thrash Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Wynn Pennington Mr. and Mrs. Nuel B. Shupe Mr. and Mrs. Jay D. Tillmon Mrs. Linda DeArmond Young HERITAGE SOCIETY

Dr. Kevin Brennan Gerald and Sharon Cound PURPLE Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Brownlee Mr. and Mrs. Bobbie C. Dr. and Mrs. Bill L. Bullington Crawley GIFTS OF $500 TO $999 Carrie Street Church of God, Mr. and Mrs. L. David ]UNE 1, 2000- MAY 31 , 2001 Gurdon Cunningham Central Baptist Church, Hot Tom and Jeanie Curry Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Mrs. Thelma Banks Springs Mrs. Gwendolyn Daniel Ashcraft Dr. and Mrs. Trozy R. Barker Mr. and Mrs. Anthony P. Mr. and Mrs. R. Michael Davis Mr. and Mrs. Dennie L. Ashley Mr. Paul Barringer Chambliss DeGray Baptist Church , Mr. and Mrs. Homer D. Bailey, Dr. and Mrs. Hal Bass Mr. and Mrs. Leo T. Cole Arkadelphia Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Bates Collins Boulevard Baptist Mr. and Mrs. James M. Denton, Mrs. Belinda K. Baker Beech Street First Baptist Church, Covington LA Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis A. Baker Church, Texarkana AR Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Colvin Diamond City First Baptist Balboa Baptist Church, Hot Dr. Joy Reed Belt Dr. G. B. Colvin IV Church Springs Mr. and Mrs. Alan Berry Mr. Hubert L. Cone Mr. Dennis and Dr. Dee Ann Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Bale Mr. Earl W. Bowman Mr. and Mrs. Buck Cook Dockins Dr. and Mrs. George Balentine Dr. and Mrs. James N. Braden Mr. John S. Copas 36 • DONOR RECOGNITION Dr. and Mrs. William D. Downs, Mr. and Mrs. W. Kirby Mouser Jr. Mr. Donald L. Mundie Dr. Rogers P. Edmondson Naples, FL First Baptist Church Mr. and Mrs. Merle G. Elkins Dr. and Mrs. Carl W. Nash Mr. and Mrs. Thelbert R. Elkins Mr. and Mrs. A. Rex Nelson Mrs. Alma Elledge Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Don R. Elliott, Jr. Drs. Alex and Meredith Nisbet Dr. and Mrs. T. Selwyn Ellis Norman, OK First Baptist Mr. and Mrs. Jack Estes Church Fellowship Bible Church of Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey D. Park Arkadelphia Ms. Jeannie Pascale Mr. and Mrs. Ed Flaig Mr. E. G. Pearce Mr. and Mrs. Wallace C. Floyd Miss Marilou Pearson Follett Corporation Dr. and Mrs. Charles V. Petty Mrs. Rebecca C. Garner COL and Mrs. Daniel W. Pike Dr. Brady G. Geisler Mrs. Gloria M. Plumlee Mr. Edward C. Gillow Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Puckett Mr. and Mrs. Smith D. Gooch Mr. and Mrs. Farris C. GIFTS OF $250 TO $499 Mr. and Mrs. Gordon C. Purviance, Jr. Goodier, Jr. Mrs. Dorothy Figley Queen JUNE 1, 2000- MAy 31, 2001 Mr. and Mrs. Bobby L. Gosser, Mr. Lowell Queen A-1 Auto Parts, Dallas TX Elk Horn Bank & Trust, Jr. Miss Beth Anne Rankin Acxiom Corporation, Conway Arkadelphia Mrs. Frances Grafton Mr. and Mrs. L. Kyle Ratliff Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Allison Mr. and Mrs. David J. Elledge Ms. Susan F. Grafton Dr. Rose E. Ray Anchor Baptist Church, Dr. and Mrs. William Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Reed Donaldson Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy D. Graves Mr. Martin M. Rhodes Miss J. Gay Anthony Flannagan Mr. Wendell and Dr. Patricia Mr. and Mrs. Randy M. Rice Mr. and Mrs. Roy K. Aratani Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fiatt Griffen Mr. Odes Robertson Arkadelphia Rotary Club Dr. and Mrs. Stephen W. LTC and Mrs. Allan E. Grigson Mr. Gregory S. Rudkin Dr. and Mrs. Michael W. Baird Garner Mr. and Mrs. William H. Mr. John R. Schirmer Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Barrett Mr. and Mrs. James E. Gill Grigson Mr. and Mrs. Mark Schuman Mr. and Mrs. James R. Baugh Mr. and Mrs. Bobby S. Gilliam Mr. Luther Guinn, Jr. Mrs. Margaret Shuffield Dr. and Mrs. Tom E. Benberg Rev. and Mrs. E. AI Gilliland Mr. Michael W. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Mac B. Sisson Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Black Dr. and Mrs. Carl E. Goodson Mrs. Patsy Hall Ms. Elizabeth R. Smith Mr. Gregory K. Bollen Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Green Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hardy Dr. and Mrs. Robert Stagg Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Boto Dr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow W. Mr. and Mrs. Brent Stevenson Dr. and Mrs. Joe Bradshaw Mrs. Elaine W. Hall Harrelson COL and Mrs. Jerry R. Stratton Mr. Fred E. Briner Mr. and Mrs. Bernie S. Hargis Dr. and Mrs. Bill G. Hickem Mr. and Mrs. J. Paul Sweeney Mrs. Linda H. Brod Ill Mrs. Anna G. Hicks Mr. Jinwen Tang Dr. William R. Brown Miss J. Kelley Harris Hope Brick Works, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Taylor Mr. and Mrs. James L. Bryant Mr. and Mrs. E. Ted Harrison, Mr. Terry B. Huey Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Larry R. Byrd Jr. Hughes First Baptist Church Dr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Dr. and Mrs. Roy Carroll Mrs. Laura K. Haycock Mrs. Byrla W. Jean Tedford Rev. Sam Cathey Mr. and Mrs. John R. Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. James M. Jones Mr. James A. Timberlake Mr. John M. Clem, Jr. Jr. Mr. Russell D. Jones Touching Lives Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Clem Heber Springs First Baptist Mr. and Mrs. Rob Jordan Foundation Colonial Hills Baptist Church, Church Mr. Ernest D. Justice Mr. Thomas J. Townsend Lithia Springs GA Mr. C. R. Hefner, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Kelly Tunica Hills Baptist Church, Community Christian Church, Dr. and Mrs. Stephen C. LTC and Mrs. William Jack Tunica LA Alton IL Hennagin King Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Vinson Mr. and Mrs. Clifford E. Dr. and Mrs. 0. Fitzgerald Hill Dr. and Mrs. Jerry V. Kinnaird Mr. and Mrs. John R. Watts Ill Copeland COL and Mrs. J. Samuel Mr. and Mrs. John K. Knight Mr. Carl A. Weilbrenner Mr. and Mrs. James G. Crane, Holeman, Jr. Mr. Jeffrey M. Laman Mr. and Mrs. William A. Jr. GEN Edward J. Hopkins Mrs. Eugenia Leeton Whitmore Mr. and Mrs. Kevin A. Crass Mr. and Mrs. John Hopkins Magnolia Avenue Baptist Mrs. Marie B. Whitten Mr. and Mrs. Mark Crump Dr. and Mrs. Rex M. Horne, Jr. Church, Riverside CA Mr. Frank J. Wiggins Mr. and Mrs. J. Herb Daily Mr. J. Brittain Howard Manning Baptist Church Chap. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Dallas Avenue Baptist Church, Mrs. Mary L. Howell Mr. David F. Martin Williams Men a Mr. and Mrs. Nathan P. Hudson Dr. and Mrs. W. Francis Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Willis Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Daniell Miss Charlene R. Irvin McBeth Mr. Roger E. Willis Mrs. Bettye J. Davey Mr. and Mrs. John W. Dr. and Mrs. J. David Mr. John A. Wilson Mrs. Dortha L. Davis Johnston, Sr. McClanahan Woodlawn Baptist Church, Mr. Dan W. Dipert Mr. Robert L. Johnston LT JD and Mrs. Paul J. McNabb Austin TX Mr. and Mrs. John Drummond Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Joice Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Miles Mr. Coy 0 . Wright Dr. and Mrs. Rex M. Easter Mr. and Mrs. Rex D. Jones Dr. and Mrs. Richard 0 . Mills Mr. and Mrs. James S. Young Educators Consulting Services, Ms. Nancy J. Kastman-Scott Mrs. Dorothy P. Moore Mr. Stuart D. Young Hot Springs Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Kilgore Dr. and Mrs. Ernest E. Mosley Mr. and Mrs. William Zeagler Rev. and Mrs. 0 . W. Efurd, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin F. Klinkner DONOR RECOGNITION • 37 Mr. and Mrs. Gene Layman Mr. and Mrs. Leland Saunders Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Lefler Mr. and Mrs. Jens Schmidt SILVER Little Elm, TX First Baptist Ms. Carole A. Schulte Church Rev. Wallace Scott JINNUAL GIFTS OF $100 TO $249 Mr. and Mrs. Doyne Loyd M r. and Mrs. William J. JUNE 1, 2000- MAY 31, 2001 Mrs. T. Carroll Martin Sedberry Drs. Tim and Nancye Mrs. Alta D. Shaddox Ms. Mamie R. Abernathy Ms. Janel L. Bauer McCowan Ms. Jane Anne Smith Ms. Dorothy Adams Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Mr. and Mrs. Ted E. McElroy .. Southern Development Mr. and Mrs. Glen 0 . Adams Bauman Mr. and Mrs. AI A. Mclaughlin Bancorporation, Arkadelphia Mrs. Marjorie B. Akins Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Mr. Homer R. Meyer · ' Southwest Regional Medical Alabama Woman's Missionary Baunton Mr. Thomas W. Miller Center, Little Rock Union Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Beadle Mr. and'M rs: W.' Russell Miller Rev. and Mrs. L. AI Sparkman Miss Dijana Aleksic Mrs. Rose H. Bean Dr. anc;l Mrs:: .WalterS. Mizell Mrs. Elizabeth Stanford Ms. Lois Alexander Miss Shelli Beauregard Mr. and Mrs. Ronald F. Mobley Mr. Wesley H. Sutton Dr. Taylor R. Alexander Dr. Fred Becker Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Alford Mr. Ronny D. Bedford Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Allen Dr. and Mrs. David Bell Mr. and Mrs. S. Dale Allison Mr. and Mrs. Don Bell Mr. Jason K. Anders Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Bell Rev. and Mrs. Arthur A. Mr. R. Daryll Bennett Anderson Ms. Yvonne Bennett Dr. and Mrs. Donald Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Bentley Mrs. Margaret Pearce Mr. and Mrs. Murray R. Benton Anderson Mr. J. Andrew Berryman Mr. and Mrs. Mark Anderson Dr. Mitchell D. Bettis Mr. and Mrs. Willie Anderson Dr. and Mrs. Gary L. Bevill Mr. and Mrs. John 0 . Anthony Mr. Marvin Bewley The Arkansas Bankers Mr. and Mrs. Bonnell C. Association Birkhead, Jr. Arkansas Enterprise Group, Mr. and Mrs. James F. Bishop Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Daniel D. Sweet Arkadelphia Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Mr. and Mrs. Noel Morris Dr. and Mrs. R. Frank Taylor Dr. D. Wade Armstrong Bishop, Sr. New Bethel Baptist Church, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Mrs. Lewis H. Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Arkadelphia Thompson Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Blackwood Rev. and Mrs. Dean E. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Thrash Arrington Mr. and Mrs. Gene A. Blagg Newberry M r. and Mrs. Philip Tugwell Dr. and Mrs. Morris Ashcraft Ms. Sara C. Blake Dr. and Mrs. J. Randall O'Brien M r. and Mrs. Randall W. Turner Mr. and Mrs. Wade B. Atchison Mr. and Mrs. T. Mark Mr. and Mrs. John M. O'Connor Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Turner Atchley, Russell, Waldrop & Blankenship Mr. and Mrs. David L. Osmon Mr. Nathaniel K. Upton Hlavinka, Texarkana TX Rev. and Mrs. Jack J. Bledsoe Ouachita Nursery, Donaldson Valley Community Baptist Atkins Dental Clinic Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boak Mr. H. David Owen Church, Avon CT Mr. and Mrs. E. Andrew Mr. and Mrs. William V. Boland Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Owsley Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Varner Atkinson Ms. Julie Boliver Mr. and Mrs. Clayton J. Miss Karen Verser Mr. and Mrs. Tommy G. Aud Mr. and Mrs. Trey Bonds Partridge Village Baptist Church, Bella Mr. and Mrs. Christopher A. Rev. and Mrs. R. Gayle Bone Mr. and Mrs. Ted R. Phelps Vista Babb Mr. and Mrs. W. Charles Borth Dr. and Mrs. Mark E. Pickett Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Mr. and Mrs. David Babb Mr. and Mrs. Ray D. Bostian Plank Road Baptist Church, Wagnon Mr. and Mrs. Martin K. Babb Mr. and Mrs. David Boudreaux Slaughter LA Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Wakefield Mr. and Mrs. David Bagley Mr. Durward A. Bourns Mr. and Mrs. Samuel L. Querry Dr. William E. Walker Mr. N. Andrew Bagley Dr. and Mrs. Robert G. Bowers, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Mr. and Mrs. Mack K. Ware Mr. E. Lane Bailey Jr. Ramsey Dr. and Mrs. Ronald E. West Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Bailey Mrs. Janelle G. Boyce Miss J. Caroline Reddin Mr. and Mrs. Tom R. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne F. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Lyndon D. Boyer Rev. and Mrs. Jesse S. Reed Westbrook Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Baldwin Ms. Greta Boyette Mrs. Retha Reed Mr. John and Rev. Virginia M r. and Mrs. Mark T. Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. William T. Braden Mr. Christopher B. Rice White Baldwin & Shell Construction, Mr. Douglas E. Bradfield Mr. and Mrs. Earl E. Rice Mr. and Mrs. Samuel K. White Little Rock Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brandon Mr. Donald J. Richey White River Baptist Church, Oil Bank of Cave City Dr. and Mrs. Maurice Brantley Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Robinson Trough Barcelona Road Baptist Ms. Candy Brar Mr. David Rogers Dr. and Mrs. Charles L. Church, Hot Springs Village Mr. Harvey M. Braswell Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rosenbaum Whitlow Mr. and Mrs. Ted D. Barker Dr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Mr. and Mrs. James C. M r. and Mrs. James M. Whitlow Mr. Spencer R. Barnard Braswell Rothwell Dr. and Mrs. Randall Wight Mr. and Mrs. David Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Russell 0. Drs. Rob and Gari Rucker Rev. and Mrs. D. Pierce Wilcox Dr. and Mrs. M. Seth Barnes Brazzel Mr. and Mrs. Stanley B. Russ, Mr. and Mrs. A. Dorvan Wiley Mr. and Mrs. William F. Barnes Dr. and Mrs. Luther G. Brewer Jr. Mr. Richard G. Wilson Mrs. Maryann L. Baroody Mr. and Mrs. B. Mandel Mrs. lone J. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Tony L. Yocom Mr. and Mrs. Guy Barr Brockinton Dr. and Mrs. Herman Sandford Mr. and Mrs . Tony D. Barrett Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Brockwell 38 • D ONOR RECOG NITION Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Mrs. Elizabeth Church Mrs. Rosamond Davenport Mr. Richard P. Fletcher Broening Rev. and Mrs. Dwight C. Clark Mr. George Daves Dr. and Mrs. Sim A. Flora Mrs. Debby Brown Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Clark Mr. Jim R. Davis Dr. and Mrs. John D. Floyd Mr. Elbert Brown Mrs. Mary E. Clark Mrs. Margaret Davis Mrs. Marcine S. Floyd Mr. and Mrs. Hugh E. Brown Rev. and Mrs. Robert E. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Ray L. Davis Mr. and Mrs. William T. Flynt LTC and Mrs. Kent 0. Brown, Sr. Drs. Rodney and Gloria Davis Mr. and Mrs. Joe T. Ford Sr. Ms. Naomi R. Claycomb Ms. Ruth P. Davis Dr. and Mrs. Michael R. Ford Miss Wanda L. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Sam Clem Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Dawkins Forney, TX First Baptist Church Mrs. Helen Bruening Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Miss Nancy G. Day Ms. Meredith Foster Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Clevenger Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy G. Dean Mr. and Mrs. Howard P. Fowler Bruening Mr. and Mrs. Don C. Clinton Ms. Paula S. Dean Mr. and Mrs. 0 . Kenneth Mr. Christopher W. Brune Rev. and Mrs. W. Lloyd Cloud, Mr. Douglas M. Dearing France Mr. and Mrs. Edgar A. Bryant Sr. Mr. Dale A. Defreece Mrs. lla V. Franks Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Mrs. Elizabeth Coates Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. DeGroat Dr. and Mrs. Eric A. Fraser Buckner Mr. and Mrs. Greg c;:ockerell Delta Kappa Gamma, Rev. and Mrs. Arthur F. Fray Mr. and Mrs. Don V. Buelow, Mr. and Mrs. Bryan L. Coen Arkadelphia Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Fray Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Coffield Mr. Arty P. Dempsey Dr. and Mrs. Marion G. Fray, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Buie Mr. Bobby L. Cole Mr. and Mrs. Roy Deskin Ms. Elizabeth A. Frazier Rev. and Mrs. Carl Bunch Ms. Julie DeFreece Cole Dr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Mr. John M. Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Burger Dr. and Mrs. Lucien Coleman Dickens Freeman Heights Baptist Mr. John M. Burkhead Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Mr. and Mrs. Jack E. Dieken Church, Berryville Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Burnett Coleman Mr. Robert M. Diltz Mr. and Mrs. E. J. French Mr. and Mrs. Colin Burnette Mr. and Mrs. Dale Collins Dr. and Mrs. Ben M. Dodge Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Fuller Mrs. Doris Burns Mr. and Mrs. J. Chad Collins Rev. and Mrs. Dennis M. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Fuller Miss Jeania M. Burns Mr. and Mrs. Richard Collins Dodson Mr. and Mrs. L. John Dr. and Mrs. G. Allen Burton Mr. and Mrs. Caleb Colon Mr. and Mrs. Steve Dodson Funderburk, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. James D. Busby Mrs. Kathy Colvin Dr. and Mrs. Tony Dorman Ms. R. Elisabet Galvan Rev. and Mrs. Michael R. Dr. and Mrs. Jay R. Connelley Ms. Mary Dougherty-Cook Garland, TX First Baptist Buster Mr. and Mrs. James D. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Douglass Church Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Butler Connolly Mr. and Mrs. Dane Dover Mr. Joe Garner Dr. and Mrs. S. Scott Byrd Mr. John A. Connolly Mr. Jack T. Dowell Mr. and Mrs. Warner Garner Mrs. Lucy L. Cabe Mr. and Mrs. Jim R. Conrad Mrs. Juanita L. Drumrn Mr. and Mrs. David H. Garrison Mr. Stephen W. Cable Mr. and Mrs. David Cooke Mr. Tim Dudley Dr. Theodore Garrison Mr. and Mrs. Gregory R. Cain Mr. and Mrs. Dennis H. Coop Dr. and Mrs. E. B. Duke, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. V. David Garrison Mrs. Suzanne L. Cain Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cooper Mr. and Mrs. G. Winston Duke Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gates Mr. and Mrs. Nick Calaway Mr. John M. Copas LTC Arthur A. Dulaney, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Gean Mr. and Mrs. John A. Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. Bienvenido Dr. and Mrs. Billy D. Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Ted Gentile Dr. Patsy S. Caldwell Cortes Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Duren Mrs. Clyta McAtee Gentry Mrs. Mary A. Campbell Covington, LA First Baptist Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Dyer Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gerard Mr. and Mrs. Ron Camrud Church Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Earle, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Gibbons Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Dr. David W. Cowling Dr. and Mrs. Ricky D. Mr. and Mrs. William M. Cantrell Mr. and Mrs. Leon Cowling Edmondson Gibson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Austin Capps Mr. and Mrs. James R. Cox COL Bob E. Edwards Mr. Ronald G. Giddens Carey Baptist Association, Mr. and Mrs. Greg Craig Mr. Rodger Edwards Mrs. Julia Corinne Gilbreath Fordyce Rev. and Mrs. James T. Mr. and Mrs. Bill J. Elam Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Gill Mr. and Mrs. J. Dale Carlton Cravens Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Elam Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gillam, Jr. Mr. Billy C. Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Chris Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Elliott Miss Margaret E. Gillaspie Mr. Kendrick R. Carpenter Mrs. Joanne Crawley Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Enloe Mr. and Mrs. C. Gregory Gillies Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Carroll Dr. and Mrs. John Creamer Mr. Myron W. Enloe Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Glenn Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Carroll Ms. Jane H. Critz Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Enlow Mr. and Mrs. David Glover Mr. and Mrs. Mike Carroll Mr. and Mrs. James E. Ms. Cavonna Eskola Mr. and Mrs. Ken E. Glover Mr. and Mrs. W. Steven Carter Crookston Rev. and Mrs. Robert Eubanks Mr. and Mrs. Truett M. Casa View Baptist Church, Dr. and Mrs. Glen E. Crotts Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Evans, Goatcher Dallas, TX Rev. and Mrs. David D. Crouch Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bill G. Goff Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Casey, Mr. Charles E. Crowder Mr. and Mrs. M. Ken Everett, Ms. Florence Gorecki Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crowder Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Bob L. Gosser, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Ferrel Caster Mr. and Mrs. Howard C. Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Everett Mr. and Mrs. Pat Gossett Dr. and Mrs. Jack A. Cates Cummins Dr. and Mrs. W. Wayne Everett Mr. and Mrs. Jon W. Grafton Central United Methodist Mr. Cecil Cupp Mr. and Mrs. Mark Fallis Mrs. J. Richard Grant Church, Fayetteville Dr. and Mrs. Jay R. Curlin Mr. and Mrs. Donald Farris Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan P. Mr. J. D. Felder Graves Chambers Dacus Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Felton Mr. Jack M. Gray Mrs. Wilma J. Cherry Mr. and Mrs. Doyle W. Daniel, Mr. Barry Ferguson Mr. Larry M. Grayson Mr. and Mrs. William P. Chism Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William L. Ferren Mr. and Mrs. George D. Green, Mr. Brad S. Christy Mr. and Mrs. Russell Daniel Dr. and Mrs. S. Clark Fincher Jr. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Chronister Mr. and Mrs. Dana Danna Mrs. E. Ann Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. John E. Green Ill Ms. Jane Chu Mrs. Lili J. Daoud Mr. and Mrs. J. William Fleming Mr. Andrew J. Greene DONOR RECOG NITION • 39 Mr. and Mrs. James M. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Henderson Mrs. Berniece Johnson Lakeland Baptist Church, Greenwood Mr. George M. Hendricks Mr. and Mrs. Brian D. Johnson Lewisville TX Mrs. Angie T. Greer Mrs. Lilla E. Hendrix Mr. and Mrs. James E. Mrs. Deanna G. Lamb Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Greer Dr. and Mrs. R. Keldon Henley Johnson Mr. and Mrs. James D. Lang Dr. Sammye J. Greer Mr. and Mrs. Richard Henry Dr. John A. Johnson Mr. James Langford Mrs. Margaret Gregory Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Herring Rev. and Mrs. Raymond A. Mr. J. C. Langley Mrs. Carol Miller-Gresham Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hestand Johnson Rev. and Mrs. Ray Y. Langley Mrs. Evelyn Griffin Mr. G. Brice Hester Mr. and Mrs. Washington COL and Mrs. Joe V. Langston Mr. and Mrs. Howard Griffin Dr. and Mrs. S. Otho Hesterly Johnson Mr. E. Woody Lansford, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Griffin Mr. and Mrs. John D. Hicks Mr. and Mrs. Robert I. Mr. and Mrs. Joe 0. Larkin CMDR and Mrs. D. Quincy Dr. and Mrs. James E. Hill, Jr. Johnston Mr. and Mrs. W. Larry Larson Grigson Mr. Michael E. Hill Mrs. Rebecca E. Lasater Mrs. Imogene Grigson Mr. Foster H. Hilliard Mr. and Mrs. Greg Lavender Mr. Don Grisham Mr. and Mrs. David W. Hillman Mr. and Mrs. Trevor L. Lavy Mrs. Alfred Cox Grosse Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hilton Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Haggard CPT and Mrs. Jay A. Hines Lawrence Dr. and Mrs. Noland H. Hagood Dr. and Mrs. M. Powell Hines Mr. and Mrs. Pat Lea Dr. Martha E. Hairston Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Hinger Mrs. Amanda LeDoux Dr. and Mrs. Raouf J. Halaby Mr. and Mrs. Elton Hinshaw Dr. and Mrs. Jason A. Lee Ms. Barbara A. Hall Ms. Sally Hinzie Mrs. Sarabel Leech Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Hirschfeld Mr. and Mrs. Jim Leeper Dr. and Mrs. J. Leland Hall Ms. Mary Jane Holder Dr. and Mrs. Lewis E. Dr. Joseph C. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Lemmond Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Hall, Jr. Holland Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hall Dr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Lessenberry, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Hall, Hollaway, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel P. Lewis Jr. Mr. Glen E. Holley Mr. and Mrs. Walt Lewis Mrs. Mary E. Halsell Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holley Mr. and Mrs. Ernest R. Lindsey, Mr. and Mrs. Jared D. Ham Ms. Judy Hollingsworth Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ham Mr. and Mrs. Monte J. Hollowell Mrs. Etta M. Linton Mr. and Mrs. Randy Joe Mr. and Mrs. Dalie Hooker Mr. and Mrs. Ronald 0. Littles Hamilton Dr. and Mrs. Orvel Hooker Mr. and Mrs. Bobby G. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Timothy W. Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Hand, Mr. and Mrs. James L. Hope Mr. and Mrs. Greg Jones Lockhart Jr. Mr. Doug Horn Miss Kathryn C. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lohec Mr. Brad Hankins Art and Zina Horne Mr. and Mrs. Shea C. Jones Mr. and Mrs. E. Eugene Love Mr. and Mrs. Ryan C. Hankins Miss Margrete E. Horne Mr. Harry E. Jordan LCDR and Mrs. John R. Lovett Mr. and Mrs. Roland Hansen LTC and Mrs. Franklin N. Rev. and Mrs. L. B. Jordan Rev. and Mrs. Bruce W. Lowe Mr. Raymond G. Hardin Horton Ms. Lois N. Jordan Dr. H. David Luck Hardin Baptist Church, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie 0 . Howard Mrs. Carol Barnes-Joyce Mrs. F. G. Lundberg Pine Bluff Mrs. Dorothy A. Howery Ms. Nancy A. Kaufman MAJ GEN and Mrs. Lewis E. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hargis Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Huber Drs. George and Ouida Keck Lyle Mr. and Mrs. William C. Hargis Ill Mr. and Mrs. Joe C. Keeton Mr. and Mrs. G. Emerson Mr. John Robert Hargrove Ms. Audra Huelsman Mr. and Mrs. John B. Keith Maddox Mr. and Mrs. William A. Mr. J. N. Hughey Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Kelley Mr. Michael A. Maeda Harkrider Dr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Hunt Mrs. Jane Kelley Mr. and Mrs. James E. Maier Ms. Becky Harrell Dr. and Mrs. W. Maurice Hurley Miss Donna G. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Cecil L. Malone, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Harris Rev. W. Clifford Hutchins Mr. James M. Kelly Jr. Mrs. Mary Charlene Harris Mr. James Hyden Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Karl Malthaner Mr. Don Harrison Mr. and Mrs. William H. lchter Mrs. Maxine B. Kemp Mrs. Edwina Walls Mann Mr. and Mrs. JackS. Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Bob Inmon Mr. and Mrs. Lyniel Kershner Mr. and Mrs. Ron Marable Mr. and Mrs. Roger B. Harrod Mr. and Mrs. Gerald W. Mr. and Mrs. Lee M. Kierre LTC and Mrs. Crawford T. Mr. and Mrs. H. William Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Gary Kimberling Marbury Harshbarger Rev. and Mrs. James T. Mrs. Faye W. Kimbrell Mr. and Mrs. James H. Mardis Mr. and Mrs. Randy L. Harvey Jackson Dr. and Mrs. Rich L. Kincl Ms. Diane K. Maresca Mrs. Frances Hatton Dr. and Mrs. John S. Jackson Mrs. Aleene B. King Rev. and Mrs. Horace B. Marks Rev. and Mrs. William A. Ill Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. King Dr. Daniel C. Martin Hatton, Jr. Rev. and Mrs. Johnny J. Mr. and Mrs. Dru King Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Jackson Rev. and Mrs. Gregory L. Mr. Gene C. Martin Hawkins Mr. and Mrs. James 0 . Jacobs Kirksey Mr. Michael D. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hayden Dr. and Mrs. Mark T. Jansen Rev. and Mrs. Carl W. Kluck, Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Martin Mrs. Nancy L. Hayley Mr. and Mrs. John E. Jayroe, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Jack Haynes Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Stanley Knight Dr. William E. Martin Miss Mary Margaret Haynes Mr. L. W. Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kolb Mr. Everett 0. Martindale, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Hedden Mr. and Mrs. John Jensen Dr. and Mrs. Lee F. Kuyper Mrs. Claudia Mason Mrs. Connie Hedgecock Mr. and Mrs. Terry L. Jerry Ms. M. Nadine Lack Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Massey, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Johns Mr. and Mrs. Glen Laffoon Jr. Helms Mr. and Mrs. Melren V. Mathis 40 • D ONOR RECOGNITION Rev. Quincy D. Mathis Ms. Marie Oyen Mullen Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Mr. and Mrs. Hardie Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. Bobby D. Dr. and Mrs. J. Ryland Mundie Peppe, Sr. Jr. Matthews Mrs. Lillie Munn Dr. Chris E. Perkins Mr. Matthew A. Rhoads Dr. and Mrs. Timothy H. Dr. Rebecca D. Murdock Mrs. Patricia J. Peron Mr. Robert C. Rhodes Matthews Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Mr. and Mrs. James C. Perry Dr. Kim M. Rice Mrs. Raymond Mays Murphree Mr. and Mrs. J. Jason Petty Dr. and Mrs. Richard Richett Mazzio's Pizza, Camden Dr. and Mrs. David K. Murphy Dr. and Mrs. Julius E. Petty Mr. and Mrs. James M. Ritter Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mr. and Mrs. Gordon E. Nail Rev. and Mrs. William V. Ms. Dru D. Roberts McCartney Mrs. Mary A. Nantz Philliber Dr. and Mrs. Noble L. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. James A. McCarty Mr. Joseph E. Narbut, Jr. Mr. Doug Phillips and Ms. Rev. and Mrs. H. Doyne Mr. and Mrs. Roddy McCaskill Dr. and Mrs. Rodney D. Neal Jennifer Barrett Robertson Dr. and Mrs. John H. Mr. Rodney T. Nebel Mr. and Mrs. H. Gene Phillips Mrs. Sue D. Robertson McClanahan Mr. John M. NeSmith Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Terry Robertson Miss Mary A. McClendon Mr. Patrick T. Netherton Mr. Joe G. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. David A. Rodgers Mrs. Sandra H. McCluskey Rev. and Mrs. Gilbert A. Mrs. Margaret Pierce Mr. and Mrs. Tom D. Ross Rev. and Mrs. Eddie L. McCord Nichols Drs. Harrison and June Pike Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Ross Mrs. Phil McCorkle Mr. and Mrs. M. Levoy Nichols Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Pilcher Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rowe Dr. and Mrs. Glenn W. McCoy Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Nichols Mrs. lona Sue Pinkerton Dr. and Mrs. Jack L. Royal Mrs. Audrey L. McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Nipper Dr. and Mrs. J. David Pinkston Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Rudolph Mr. and Mrs. James B. McGee Dr. and Mrs. Joe F. Nix Dr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Pipkin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Mr. and Mrs. Bill McGregor Mr. and Mrs. Gary W. Norris Dr. and Mrs. J. Michael Plyler Rumph Mr. and Mrs. Samuel I. McKaig Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Norris Mr. and Mrs. Loy Poag Ms. Janet S. Rush Mr. Kevin R. McKelvy Mr. and Mrs. John William Mr. Ed 0. Pollard Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Rusher Mr. and Mrs. James H. North Mr. and Mrs. Danny H. Ponder LTC and Mrs. William P. McKenzie Ms. Ruth E. Northcutt Dr. M. Louis Poole Rushing Mr. Richard McKeown Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Nowell Mrs. Cherie C. Pope Dr. Larry E. Russell Blake and Gayla McKinney Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael O'Cain Ms. Barbara J. Papineau Mrs. Virginia Rutledge Mr. and Mrs. James V. Mr. John O'Dell Mr. and Mrs. Les H. Mr. and Mrs. William L. Sage McKinney Mrs. Jimmie D. O'Hare Poppenheimer Rev. and Mrs. C. D. Sallee, Jr. Thearon and Vanette McKinney Dr. and Mrs. C. Howard Oakley Mrs. Charles L. Poteet Mr. and Mrs. Mike Sandefur Mr. and Mrs. Floyd McKinzie Mrs. Melody A. Oliver Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Poteet Judge and Mrs. Bob W. Mr. and Mrs. Warren E. Mr. and Mrs. Timothy S. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry W. Sanders Mclellan Oosterhous Pounders Mr. and Mrs. David Sanders Mrs. Frances Benton Meador Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Orr Mr. Brett Powell Dr. and Mrs. James H. Sandin Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Medley Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Orr Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Power Mr. Gregory B. Sanford LTC Eugene A. Merritt Mr. and Mrs. Douglas N. Ms. Connie D. Prater Dr. and Mrs. Stan Savage Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Methvin Osborn Drs. Todd and Chantal Prewitt SBC EmPAC, Washington DC Ms. Angie Michel Mrs. Iris Owen Dr. and Mrs. Bennie S. Price Mr. and Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. Ken Miles Mr. and Mrs. Luke Owens Mr. and Mrs. C. Roger Price Scarborough Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Miller Mrs. Pat C. Owens Mr. and Mrs. J. Clay Price COL and Mrs. Clifford C. Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Miner Mr. and Mrs. Randy Owens Dr. and Mrs. James L. Price Schaaf, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Billy J. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Raymond F. Ms. Kimberly P. Pride Mr. and Mrs. William E. Mrs. Marcie A. Mitchell Owens Mrs. Martha Maybelle Provine Schepens Chap. and Mrs. Paul N. Rev. and Mrs. Sam W. Pace Mr. and Mrs. Emmett J. Pugh LTC and Mrs. John Schmidt Ill Mitchell Packer Electric, Red Oak TX Mr. and Mrs. Don C. Purdy LTC and Mrs. Richard Schmidt LTC and Mrs. John L. Mizell Mr. Israel Padilla, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry N. Purkaple Mr. and Mrs. D. Scott Schrader Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moeller Mr. and Mrs. George W. Page, Mrs. T. Sammie Pyron Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Scifres Mr. and Mrs. C. Curtis Moore, Jr. Miss Virginia Queen Seamless Systems, Memphis, Jr. Drs. Joe and Gay Pappin Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Rainey, Jr. TN Dr. and Mrs. David 0. Moore Mr. Patrick D. Parish Mr. and Mrs. Julian E. Rainey Mrs. Mary Nell Seaton Dr. and Mrs. P. Michael Moore Mr. Joseph W. Park Dr. Kyle H. Ramsey Drs. Jon and Glenda Secrest Dr. and Mrs. W. David Moore Mrs. M. Modine Parker Mrs. Dorothy Rapert Mr. and Mrs. Cecil L. Sellers Miss Gloria Moores Dr. and Mrs. Tim Parker Mr. and Mrs. Dale Rector Mr. and Mrs. John R. Sewell Mr. and Mrs. Allen Morain Mr. Tom Parker Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reddin Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shaddox, Jr. Mr. Stephen Morgan Dr. and Mrs. Steven B. Pascoe Mr. and Mrs. MatthewS. Rev. and Mrs. Frank H. Shell Mrs. Raymond Morris Mrs. Dorothy Pate Reddin Dr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Mr. W. Allen Morrison, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Pate Mr. and Mrs. H. Kenneth Reed Shepherd, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Allen D. Morse Mrs. Grace Nell Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Homer D. Reed Mr. and Mrs. J. Rickey Shirley Ms. Carol A. Morton Ms. Nancy E. Patterson Ms. Martha Reed Mr. and Mrs. Keith Shultz Mr. Gary J. Morton Mr. Denver R. Peacock Mr. Robert H. Reely Ill Mr. Barry C. Shuman Dr. and Mrs. David H. Mosley Mr. and Mrs. Joe Peacock Mr. and Mrs. Olan W. Reeves Mr. Randy Sifford Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Mr. and Mrs. Todd B. Pearlstein Mr. and Mrs. David Reinhart Dr. and Mrs. James C. Mosley Dr. and Mrs. Carl J. Pearson CPT and Mrs. Joe Reitano Simmons Mt. Carmel Baptist Church, Dr. and Mrs. George R. Mrs. Carol Resnick Mr. and Mrs. John B. Simmons Frankfort KY Peeples Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. Dr. and Mrs. W. D. Simmons Mr. Jason E. Mueller Mr. Mike Penney Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. W. Richard Mrs. Elma L. Mulkey Simmons D ONOR RECOGNITION • 41 Mr. Willie H. Simmons Mr. and Mrs. George W. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Tyler Mr. and Mrs. Randy Wilbourn Mr. and Mrs. Noel K. Sims Stevenson Dr. and Mrs. David Uth Mrs. Liani Wilkinson Mr. and Mrs. Claborn Singleton Ms. Neta Stewart Mr. and Mrs. G. Norman Vance Mr. and Mrs. C. Fred Williams Mr. and Mrs. Zeph B. Sisson Rev. and Mrs. Jesse R. Drs. William and Rosemary Dr. and Mrs. David K. Williams Dr. and Mrs. Lester M. Sitzes, Stogsdill Vance Mr. and Mrs. Don Williams Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Stone Dr. and Mrs. Charles Venus Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Skaggs Mr. and Mrs. Scott M. Street Dr. and Mrs. David L. Wadley Williams Miss Susan M. Slaton Mr. Huey P. Strickland .Mr. and Mrs. Roger C. Mr. H. Thomas Williams, Jr. COL and Mrs. E. M. Sleeker Mr. and Mrs. Lane H. Strother Waggoner Dr. and Mrs. Jeff Williams Mr. and Mrs. H. Dennis Smiley Mr. and Mrs. Gregory L. Stroud · Mr.- ane!.Mrs. Odell Wagnon Mr. and Mrs. Augusta A. Mr. and Mrs. Allen F. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Stuckey, Mr. J. Mark Wakefield Williamson Mr. and Mrs. Bobby J. Smith Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Walbridge Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Smith Mrs·. Mari~mF. Sugden Mr. and Mrs. Clint Waldrup Williamson Rev. and Mrs. Hugh G. Smith Mr. . and Mrs. Ralph H. Sullinger Mrs. Corinne Walker Mr. and Mrs. R. Brett Mr. J. C. Smith Mr. and Mrs. James F. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. James E. Walker Williamson Dr. J. Harold Smith Mr. and Mrs. William H. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Walker Ms. Marie M. Willis Mr. and Mrs. J. Wayne Smith Summar, Jr. Ms. Karen V. Wallace Mr. and Mrs. W. Scott Willis Ms. Julia Smith Rev. and Mrs. E. Leroy Mr. and Mrs. W. Edward Waits Mr. Jack L. Wilson Ms. Louise Smith Summers II Dr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Wilson Mr. Oscar H. Smith Mrs. Martha S. Swilley Mrs. Evelyn Ward Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Wilson Mr. Richard A. Smith Mr. and Mrs. James L. Syer Mr. and Mrs. Leon C. Ward Mr. and Mrs. John W. Winham Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Smith Mr. and Mrs. John C. Tabb Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Mr. and Mrs. H. Ross Wisely Ms. Sarah H. Smith Mr. and Mrs. James D. Tabor Warford Mr. and Mrs. Dana E. Witt Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Smith Mrs. Billie Tanner Mr. and Mrs. James C. Mr. Mike Wolf Mr. Tommy E. Smith Ms. Doris Tarbutton Warnock Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dung Kwai Dr. and Mrs. Wayne S. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Bill Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Don Watson Wong LTC and Mrs. William H. Smith Miss Faye Marie Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Watson Mrs. Jessye L. Wood Mr. and Mrs. Zine B. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Floyd J. Taylor, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip R. Watts Mr. and Mrs. Mark I. Mr. and Mrs. David Snider Mr. Glen D. Taylor Rev. E. Eugene Weatherly Wooderson Mr. Lary C. Snodgrass Rev. and Mrs. Harold W. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Dr. Randal A. Woodfield Ms. Glenna Snyder Dr. Orville W. Taylor Weaver Mr. and Mrs. David W. Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Sollie, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Taylor Rev. and Mrs. Lehman F. Webb Woodring Mrs. Sandra Sorrells Mr. and Mrs. Webster Teague, Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Webb LTC and Mrs. Roy S. Woods Mr. and Mrs. William K. Sorrells Jr. Mr. Ronny Webb Mr. and Mrs. Truman P. Dr. and Mrs. Greg L. South Texarkana, TX First Baptist Mr. and Mrs. Gary W. Weir Woodward Mr. and Mrs. Jay L. Church Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Welling Mr. and Mrs. James E. Wooten, Southerland Mr. and Mrs. Duane Thomas Mr. and Mrs. James E. West, Sr. Southwest Sporting Goods, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L. Thomas Jr. Dr. and Mrs. R. Gregory Arkadelphia Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. R. Lance West Wooten Mrs. Eunice Spence Mr. and Mrs. Clarence West Side Pharmacy, Benton Miss J. Kay Work Mr. Wallace Spencer Thompson Miss lla M. Westerman Dr. and Mrs. Charles W. Wright Miss Martha J. Spiegel Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Mrs. Velma Westerman Mrs. Janet R. Wright Mr. and Mrs. Jim P. Spradley Thorman Westside Ki rby, Little Rock Mr. and Mrs. John G. Wright Mrs. M. Guiola Spraggins Mr. and Mrs. Martin E. Threet Dr. and Mrs. Edmund E. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Wright Mr. Jay C. Srygley Mr. Alan Tidwell Weynand Mr. Darrell Wyrick Mrs. Minnie St. Clair Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Tidwell Miss Rebecca Weynand Mrs. Jane Yahoda Dr. and Mrs. Jerry G. St. John Dr. and Mrs. C. Bruce Tippit Mr. and Mrs. Don White Mr. and Mrs. Cecil E. Yates, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Larry Stacks Mr. and Mrs. Gary D. Tollett Rev. and Mrs. Harold D. White Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Yoakum Mrs. Carolyn Staley Dr. and Mrs. Ernest W. Mr. and Mrs. John R. White Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L. Young Mr. and Mrs. E. Ray Stalnaker Tompkins Miss Kathie A. White Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Young Mr. and Mrs. William R. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Torrance Mr. William R. White LTC and Mrs. Ronny L. Yowell Standiford Mr. and Mrs. James Totillo Mr. and Mrs. John D. Whitlow Mr. and Mrs. Vi rgil A. Zastrow Mr. and Mrs. L. Bradley Rev. G. Wade Totty Mr. and Mrs. Bill Whitten Mrs. Jane B. Zimmerman Stanford Dr. and Mrs. Charles W. Tow Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Wicks Mr. and Mrs. Crane E. Zumwalt Rev. and Mrs. Ted 0. Stanton Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Towne Mr. and Mrs. Russell A. Wilbers Judge and Mrs. Dewey W. Dr. and Mrs. William Trantham Stark, Jr. Mr. John Trautner Mr. and Mrs. E. Eugene Stark Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Trull Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C. Stark Mr. and Mrs. Harry Trulove Dr. and Mrs. Jerry B. Stark Mr. and Mrs. Max Trummel Mr. Sanford Stark Ms. Rae Lynne Tuck Dr. M. Joyce Starling Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Tucker Mr. and Mrs. George W. Steele COL and Mrs. Harold A. Tucker Drs. Bill and Jill Steinsiek Rev. and Mrs. James D. Mr. Charles H. Stender Tucker, Jr. Stephen's Jewelers, Ms. Louise Turner Hot Springs Mr. and Mrs. John Tweed 42 • D ONOR RECOG NITION THE LOYALTY CLUB GIFTS OF $1 TO $99 ]UNE 1, 2000- MAY 31, 2001

. James L. Abney Ms. Lindy Apon Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Barnard, Mr. Jason M. Bennett ussie Mr. Fransisco J. Arango Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery M. Bennett . George L. Ackerman Mrs. Madge E. Archer Mr. and Mrs. Autry Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Larry A. Bennett T. Acrey Miss Meredith L. Archer Ms. Janice B. Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Bennett . David E. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Archer Mrs. Margaret J. Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Benson r L. Adams Mr. and Mrs. David Armbruster Mr. and Mrs. Mark Barnes Mrs. Paula J. Benson . Lewis E. Adams Mrs. Linda Arms Ms. Wendy M. Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Phil Benson rs. Roy G. Adams Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Lee T. Barnett Ms. Dolores N. Benton . Robert E. Adamson Mr. Larry E. Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Barnett Mr. and Mrs. James Benton . Mark Addington Miss Lori L. Armstrong Mrs. Paula J. Barnett Benton, AR Middle School K. Adkins Miss Lei sa A. Arnett Mr. and Mrs. Ray J. Barnett Mrs. Grace Berg T. Adkins Mr. and Mrs. Curtis E. Arnold Mr. and Mrs. D. Jason Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Pete Berre . Thomas G. Adkins Mr. and Mrs. Elliott 0. Arnold Ms. Gerry Barringer Mrs. Carolyn J. Berry . J. Daron Adkison CPT and Mrs. Johnpaul H. Arnold Mrs. Floy G. Barrow Mr. and Mrs. Charles Berry • rs. William D. Agee Ms. Melba G. Arnold Miss Elaine C. Barry Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Berry J. Aiken Dr. and Mrs. Bill J. Arrington Mr. and Mrs. Steve H. Barry LTC Gerald A. Berry . Mike Akin Ms. Martha Arwine Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Barteaux Dr. Jeannette Berry ,._...... ,IUs G. Albright Mr. Bobby G. Ashcraft Dr. and Mrs. Kent Bartlett Mr. and Mrs. Jim L. Berry - J. Albritton Ms. Martha D. Ashley Mr. and Mrs. Randal W. Bartmier Mr. John T. Berry, Jr. . E. Boyd Alderson Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan L. Askins Mrs. Betty L. Barton Mr. and Mrs. Scott E. Berry Aldrich Mr. William E. Atchison Mr. and Mrs. Darrell A. Barton Mr. and Mrs. Travis Berry Aldridge Mr. and Mrs. Millard Aud Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Barton Ms. Willie Mae Berry . Claud E. Alexander Mrs. L. Elizabeth Austin Mrs. Bettye J. Bass Ms. Mary Love Berryman ' . Greg A. Alexander Rev. and Mrs. Jack Auten, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Bass Mr. and Mrs. Don J. Berthelot ' . Wayne G. Alfred Mr. Michael A. Auten Dr. and Mrs. Don T. Basse Mr. and Mrs. Billy C. Betts . James L. Allaby Mrs. Betty A. Autry Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bastean Mr. Paul L. Bice G. Allbritten Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Avey Mrs. Donald Bateman Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Biederman . Garland H. Al len Mr. and Mrs. Tommie D. Ayers Mr. and Mrs. Barry D. Bates Miss Susanna P. Biegert ' . Harold W. Allen Mrs. George E. Babb Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Bates Mr. and Mrs. Dan L. Biggs, Jr. A. Allen Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Babb Mrs. Deirdre A. Bates Mr. and Mrs. Don Bingham Miss Jodie A. Babb Mr. and Mrs. Jason A. Bates Mr. Billy Binkley Rev. and Mrs. Keith F. Babb Ms. Pat Battles Mr. and Mrs. William C. Bird Mr. and Mrs. Rex E. Babcock Mr. and Mrs. Gary H. Bauer Rev. and Mrs. John T. Birdsong Rev. and Mrs. Bob J. Bacon Mr. William A. Baum Dr. and Mrs. Karl K. Birdsong Ms. Hope Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Johnny W. Baxter Rev. and Mrs. C. Dee Birdwell ' . Alvie E. Allison Mr. and Mrs. John Paul Bailey Mr. and Mrs. 0 . Lyndal Bayless Mr. and Mrs. Bradley G. Bishop ' . Bi ll D. Allison Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Bailey Dr. Beverly Beadle Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Bishop, Jr. en F. Allison Mr. and Mrs. W. Mark Bailey Mr. and Mrs. William Beadle Mrs. Nadine B. Bjorkman ' . Robert F. Allison Ms. Donna L. Bair Mr. and Mrs. James A. Beals Mr. and Mrs. Aaron T. Black Dr. and Mrs. John Paul Baird Mr. and Mrs. George W. Beams, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Carl V. Black Jean Allison Mr. and Mrs. Kyle S. Baird Dr. John A. Bean Dr. and Mrs. L. Gene Black Allred Mrs. Albirdia Baker Mrs. Ouida B. Bean Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Blackburn L. Allred Dr. and Mrs. D. Blane Baker Ms. Betty Beard Mr. and Mrs. Joe E. Blackerby . Clay Almond Mr. and Mrs. Geren D. Baker Mr. and Mrs. William C. Beard Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Blackmon . William K. Altman Mr. and Mrs. Larry Baker Mr. Daniel F. Beason Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Blackmore . Jul io Alvarez Ms. Angela Balch Mr. and Mrs. Bill Beck Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin C. Blackwell R. Am ber Mr. and Mrs. Billy Baldridge Mr. and Mrs. Brian W. Beck Mr. and Mrs. Dale W. Blackwell . Bradley T. Amberger Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. Beck Mr. and Mrs. Mack 0. Blackwell . Edward K. Anderson Mr. Gene Bale Mr. and Mrs. David E. Beebe Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Blake . Frank Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Glenn B. Ballard Mr. and Mrs. Johnny S. Beebe, Jr. Mr. Rick and Dr. Judith Blalock . Jim G. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Greg Ballard Mr. and Mrs. C. Raymond Beene Mr. and Mrs. Herbert T. Blanton . Kevin T. Anderson Mrs. Cassandra Davis-Baltz Mrs. Florence Behnke Rev. and Mrs. John D. Blase . Larry C. Anderson Mrs. Peggy A. Bankston Mrs. Barbara Belk Mr. and Mrs. James W. Blaylock . Ronnie Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Eric Barbaree Ms. Louise W. Belk Mr. and Mrs. Len E. Blaylock, Jr. S. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Don Barber Mr. and Mrs. Charlie W. Belknap Dr. Ben W. Bledsoe Mr. and Mrs. John S. Barber Mr. and Mrs. Brian K. Bell Dr. and Mrs. James H. Bledsoe Mr. Dewey F. Barefoot Mr. and Mrs. Dennis L. Bell Mr. Michael B. Bleecker . W illiam E. Anderson Mr. W. Gene Barentine Miss Laura E. Bell Mr. and Mrs. Bill Blevins . Loyd E. Andrews Mrs. M. Sue Barger Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Bell Rev. Dexter Blevins ·e Jo Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Zane Barham Mr. and Mrs. Scott C. Bell Mr. and Mrs. 0. Porter Blizzard . Robert A. Anschuetz Ms. Ann Barker Ms. Mary L. Benberg Mrs. Helen Blomstrom . Paul Anthes Mr. and Mrs. Larry C. Barker Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Benedict Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bloss M. Anthony Ms. Lacy Barnaby Mr. and Mrs. Chris G. Bengoa Mrs. Patsy A. Blount . Sam 0 . Anthony, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Adam C. Barnard Dr. and Mrs. George H. Benjamin Mrs. Verna Bluhm . W. J. Antisdale Mrs. Bobby L. Barnard Ms. Estelle D. Bennett Mrs. Sandra E. Boatman -- Antwiler Dr. and Mrs. Harold C. Bennett Mrs. A. Joan Boerner DONOR RECOGNITION • 43 Miss Courtney N. Boerstler LTC and Mrs. Earl N. Bridgman Mr. and Mrs. Dick Burchett Dr. James M. Carter Mr. Stephen L. Boissy Mr. Ellen D. Briggs Miss Nancy R. Burchfield Mr. Jim Carter Mrs. Terri Boling Mr. and Mrs. Chad 0. Brinkley Mr. and Mrs. Carl Burdine Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Carter LTC Lawrence A. Bollen, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Abelardo Briones Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Burgess Mr. and Mrs. W. Scott Carter Dr. Gail C. Bolton Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Briscoe, Jr. Ms. Sandra Burkett Mr. and Mrs. Darrell W. Cartwright Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bolton Mr. and Mrs. Sam W. Bristow Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burkhead Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Casey Dr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Bolton Mr. and Mrs. Mike Broadawg Miss Julie M. Burks Mrs. Kathleen Cash Judge and Mrs. Clifton Bond Mr. Arthur Broadbent Mr. Michael R. Burks Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Cashion Mr. and Mrs. John L. Bondurant Mr. David A. Brock Mr. and Mrs. James W. Burleson Mr. and Mrs. David L. Cassady Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Bone Mr. and Mrs. Edward N. Brogdon Miss Bonny J. Burnett Mrs. Carole Corder Casteel Mr. and Mrs. P. Steven Bone Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Burnett Mr. GeorgeS. Castleberry Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Bone Dr. and Mrs. David Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Jerry D. Burney Mr. Gerald Castleberry Rev. and Mrs. R. A. Bone Mr. and Mrs. Del N. Brooks Dr. Billy R. Burns Mr. and Mrs. Stephen S. Mrs. Shaunna L. Bonifant Mr. and Mrs. John M. Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Otis L. Burns Castleberry Mr. and Mrs. Dale Booker Mr. Winston Brooks Mrs. Shelby Burruss Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Cathey Rev. and Mrs. C. Phelan Boone Mr. and Mrs. Lyndon Brosius COL Joseph A. Burt Mr. and Mrs. Gary Catlett Mr. and Mrs. Steven Booth Mrs. Sandra L. Brosius Dr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Burt Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Chambers Rev. Marshall Boroughs Mrs. Amy S. Browder Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Burton Mr. and Mrs. David Chance Mr. Bo Boson Mr. and Mrs. Barry E. Brown Mr. William B. Burton Mr. and Mrs. James E. Chance Mr. and Mrs. Dale L. Botsford Mr. and Mrs. Bill L. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Bush Mr. and Mrs. Keith C. Chancey Mr. and Mrs. William W. Bush Mr. and Mrs. John C. Chandler, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Alton Butler Mr. and Mrs. 0 . D. Chaney Miss Lori M. Butler Mr. Kinnon Chapman Mr. Don E. Butram Mr. Louis R. Charton Ms. Elizabeth R. Byrd Mrs. Ara N. Chavis Dr. and Mrs. James E. Byrd Ms. Doris J. Chediak Mr. and Mrs. Lannie C. Byrd Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Cheese Dr. and Mrs. James D. Byrum LT and Mrs. Philip D. Chelf Rev. and Mrs. W. T. Byrum Ms. Linda G. Cheney Mr. and Mrs. Rodney G. Caddy Dr. Millard R. Cherry Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Cagiano Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Chesshir Mr. Clarke H. Cagle Mr. and Mrs. Willie C. Chester MAJ Mervin J. Cagle Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Don Childers Ms. Jean M. Cahill Mr. and Mrs. Bryon K. Childress Mr. and Mrs. Byron Calaway Dr. Miranda M. Childs Mr. and Mrs. James H. Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. Randy Childs Mr. Jeff Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. Jerry A. Chism Mr. Paul T. Caldwell Ms. Mabie Chism Mr. and Mrs. R. Eddie Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. David W. Chitwood Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Bouillion Mr. and Mrs. Bobby M. Brown Wayman and Earline Calhoun Mrs. Burnell Choate Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Bourgeois Miss Gortney A. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Callaway Mr. and Mrs. Boyd A. Christensen Mr. and Mrs. Douglas W. Boutwell Mr. and Mrs. Darrell L. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Calvert Mr. Jeffery A. Christian Mr. Philip F. Bowles Ms. Eva G. Brown Miss Betty K. Cannon Mrs. Rosemary Chu Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Bowling Mr. and Mrs. James A. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Larry M. Cantrell Mr. and Mrs. Brett W. Chumley Rev. Donald A. Bowman Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L. Brown Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Caperton Mr. and Mrs. Todd R. Chumley Miss Donna J. Bowman Dr. and Mrs. Melvin Brown, Jr. Mr. Paul S. Cappello Mr. and Mrs. C. Timothy Church Mr. and Mrs. Brian A. Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Philip A. Brown Miss Tracy A. Carden Mr. and Mrs. Robert Churchman Mrs. Ginny D. Boyd Rev. and Mrs. Ray D. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Cardwell Mr. and Mrs. Jay L. Clack Mrs. Pamela S. Boyd Dr. and Mrs. Richard E. Brown, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Steven G. Care Rev. and Mrs . Frank Claiborne Mr. and Mrs. James F. Boyle Mrs. Robbie Brown Mr. and Mrs. Lilburn W. Carlisle Mr. and Mrs. Dale Clark Ms. Susan E. Brackett Mr. Ronald E. Brown Mrs. Melanie Carlton Rev. Daniel C. Clark Ms. Sally Brackman Mrs. Velna Brown Mr. and Mrs. Bob Carmichael Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Clark Ms. Cheryl K. Bradford Mr. and Mrs. William H. Brown, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Donald A. Carnahan Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Clark Mr. and Mrs. James E. Bradley Miss Amanda E. Broyles Dr. and Mrs. John M. Carney Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clark Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Bruce Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Carney Mrs. Madeline Clark Mrs. Martha J. Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Jackie M. Brumbelow Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Carozza Mr. R. Andrew Clark Mrs. Ethel A. Bragg Dr. and Mrs. C. Ross Brummett Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Carozza Mr. S. Lewis Clark, Jr. Ms. Kathy G. Branch Mr. Brett A. Brundige Rev. and Mrs. Alvis B. Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Samuel L. Clary Mr. and Mrs. Bill A. Brannan Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Brundige Mr. Flave Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Mike Claussen Mr. and Mrs. Elmer T. Brannon Mrs. Betty C. Bruner Ms. Gwynn L. Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie E. Clay Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Branson Mr. and Mrs. Gene Brunner Ms. Mary F. Carpenter Dr. and Mrs. C. David Claybrook Rev. and Mrs. Clayburn C. Bratton Dr. and Mrs. James D. Bryant Ms. Nancy R. Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Claycomb Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Braudrick Rev. and Mrs. James R. Bryant Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Clayton Dr. Brent Brawley Ms. Bobbie K. Buchman Ms. Susan 0 . Carrasco Rev. John H. Clayton Mr. and Mrs. Larry Brawner Mr. and Mrs. Henry Buck Mr. and Mrs. Billy Carroll Rev. and Mrs. Maurice Clayton Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Brawner Mr. and Mrs. James L. Buckner Mr. and Mrs. Brian Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clegg Ms. Doris J. Breckinridge Mr. Octaviano Buentello Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Carroll, Jr. Ms. Linda Harris Clements Mr. and Mrs. B. Scott Bredemeier Dr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Buhl Mr. and Mrs. Jodie F. Carroll Miss Sarah L. Clements Mr. and Mrs. R. Blake Breeding Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bull Mr. and Mrs. John A. Carroll Mrs. Renella J. Clemons Mr. and Mrs. Doyle G. Breedlove Rev. Kirk and Dr. Karen Bullington Mr. and Mrs. James W. Carson Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Claar, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Doyle W. Brewer Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. Bullmer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carson Mr. and Mrs. Craig Cloud Mr. and Mrs. Gerald D. Brewer Rev. Roy D. Bunch Mrs. A. Ruth Carswell Mr. and Mrs. F. Heath Clower 44 • D ONOR REC OGNITION Mr. and Mrs. John T. Clower, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Costner Mr. James P. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Lee Driggers Rev. and Mrs. Norman L. Coad Mr. and Mrs. C. Wayne Couch Dr. Jerry L. Davis Mrs. Sarah Drummond Ms. Megan M. Coady Mr. and Mrs. Billy Coulter Mr. and Mrs. John E. Davis Ill Mrs. Lavelle Dryer Miss Allison M. Coates Mr. and Mrs. Jody A. Cowart Mr. and Mrs. John F. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas C. Duane Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Coates Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Cox Ms. Lillian H. Davis Rev. and Mrs. Arlo Duba Dr. and Mrs. Charles C. Cobb Mr. Franklin D. Cox Ms. Marlene E. Davis Mrs. Julia Ducote Mr. Deron S. Cobb Mr. and Mrs. L. Eugene Cox Mrs. Martha Lou Davis Mr. and Mrs. John Duff Mrs. Judy N. Cobb Mr. and Mrs. Ronald C. Cox Mrs. Marty Davis Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Duff Mr. Reggie Coe Mr. and Mrs. S. Cary Cox Miss Mary F. Davis Miss Janet Duffel Mrs. D. Jane Cofer Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Craft Mrs. Patsy Davis Miss Carla R. Duggan Mrs. Jean Coffelt Mr. and Mrs. Blain R. Craig Mrs. Ruth M. Davis Dr. and Mrs. James E. Duke Miss Christine R. Coffman Mr. and Mrs. Calvin B. Craig Dr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Ray Duke Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Coffman Mr. and Mrs. Homer Craig Mr. and Mrs. Don D. Dawley, Jr. Miss Shannon M. Duke Mr. and Mrs. Larry G. Coffman Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Crawford Mrs. Carolyn A. Daws Mr. Ed Dullenty Mr. and Mrs. Stacy Cogbill Mr. and Mrs. James D. Crawford Mr. and Mrs. David H. Dawson Ms. Mary I. Dunavant Mr. J. Corey Colbert Mrs. Mildred M. Crawford Mr. Eddie L. Dawson Mr. and Mrs. George R. Dunaway Mr. Stanley P. Cole, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Dawson Ms. Mary H. Duncan Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Cole Mr. Donald A. Crawley Mr. Fred T. Dean Rev. and Mrs. Robert L. Duncan Mr. and Mrs. Andy Coleman Mrs. Sue Short Crawley Mr. Ron Dean Mrs. Olita Dunehew Mr. and Mrs. Gregory D. Coleman Miss Jamie C. Crenshaw Mrs. Bonnie Dearing Mr. and Mrs. Clifford E. Dunigan, Dr. and Mrs. L. H. Coleman Mr. U. M. Crenshaw Mr. Glenn Dearing and Ms. Karen Jr. Mrs. R. Jeanne Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Sean H. Cresswell De Nero Mr. William H. Dunklin, Jr. Mr. Stanley Coley Mr. and Mrs. John M. Crews Rev. and Mrs. H. Franklin Dearing Mr. Jimmy D. Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Collier Dr. and Mrs. William R. Crews Ms. Betty P. Deaton Mr. and Mrs. Laurence F. Durfee Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Collier Mr. and Mrs. Ray E. Cripps Dr. and Mrs. Ronald H. Deaton Mr. and Mrs. Stanley S. Durham Mr. David V. Collins Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Crisco Mr. and Mrs. Bryan C. DeBusk Rev. and Mrs. Bobby Dusek Dr. and Mrs. Jason P. Collins Mr. and Mrs. John David Crisp Dr. and Mrs. James R. DeBusk Mrs. Barbara Dutton Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Collins Mrs. Sarah Crittenden Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Decha Mrs. Jeanie G. Duvall Mr. and Mrs. Scott Collins Mrs. Kathryn E. Crone Dr. John D. Dedman Mr. and Mrs. Odes E. Dwiggins, Jr. Mrs. Pauline W. Collinsworth Mr. and Mrs. William D. Crook Dr. Rebecca Deese Mr. Bryan A. Dykes Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Colvin Rev. and Mrs. Randall K. Cross Rev. and Mrs. Edwin C. Deibler Ms. Shirleen Dymond Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dean Combs Mr. Robert H. Cross Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Delay Mr. and Mrs. LanceR. Eads Mr. and Mrs. C. Douglas Compton Mr. and Mrs. Dean A. Crouse Mrs. Mary Delezen Mr. and Mrs. Glen A. Earnest Mr. and Mrs. D. Thomas Compton Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Crout, Jr. Mr. Joseph P. Dempsey East Side Baptist Church, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Compton Mr. and Mrs. Zachary A. Crow Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Dempsey Fort Smith Mr. and Mrs. James M. Conard Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Crowder Miss S. Kay Denny Mr. and Mrs. Clark D. Easter Mr. and Mrs. Joaquin Concepcion Dr. and Mrs. M. M. Crowe Rev. and Mrs. Bobby C. Denton Eastern Hills Baptist Church, Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Condra Mr. and Mrs. Sherwin C. Crumley Mr. and Mrs. Elmer R. DePaula Montgomery AL Miss Mary Catherine Condray Mr. and Mrs. James S. Crump Dr. and Mrs. Bob Derryberry Mr. and Mrs. Ronald S. Echols Rev. and Mrs. David Cone Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Crutchfield Mr. and Mrs. Marcus D. DeVorak Mr. Glenn H. Ecker Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Conine Mr. J. David Culwell Mr. and Mrs. Steven P. DeVries, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Eckhart Mr. and Mrs. Leland Conn Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Cummins Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 0 . Dewey Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Edds Ms. Virginia L. Conn Mr. Jason D. Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. Dial Mr. and Mrs. James N. Edge Dr. and Mrs. Edwin R. Connelly Ms. MaryBess Cunningham Miss Jaime L. Dick Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Edmondson Mr. and Mrs. Darrin Conner Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Cunningham Ms. Margie Ray Dick Miss Ginnie E. Edstrom Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Conniff Mr. and Mrs. Rickey T. Cupples Mr. Raymond E. Dickert Mr. and Mrs. Andrew L. Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Michael Connolly Ms. Karen S. Curley Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dickson Mr. Bill Edwards Ms. Judy Conway Mrs. Ada R. Curry Mr. and Mrs. Jack Digby Mrs. Debra A. Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Russell L. Conway Mrs. Carolyn Curry Mr. and Mrs. Kelsey R. Dime Mrs. Lorain Edwards Mr. and Mrs. David L. Cook Mrs. Holly Curry Mr. and Mrs. E. Thomas Dingier Mr. Miles C. Edwards Ms. Janet Cook Mrs. Leta M. Curry Mrs. Lori S. Dinkier Rev. and Mrs. Robert J. Edwards Mr. and Mrs. John E. Cook Mr. and Mrs. Dave Curtis Mr. and Mrs. John E. Dippel Miss Nelia B. Efird Ms. Shirley A. Cook Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Cussons Mrs. Geneva Dismukes Mr. and Mrs. Conlan B. Efurd Mr. and Mrs. Theodore S. Cook, Jr. Rev. and Mrs. Tim J. Cypert Mr. and Mrs. Artis Dixon Miss Laura L. Efurd Mr. and Mrs. Gene Coombe Mr. and Mrs. David W. Daily Mr. and Mrs. David A. Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L. Ekes Mr. J. Lee Coon Mr. and Mrs. John L. Dalby Mr. and Mrs. John W. Dixon Ms. Kristina M. Ekes Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. James J. Daniel Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Ty Elam Mrs. Laura C. Copeland Ms. Joann K. Danna Mr. Jared L. Dobbs Mr. and Mrs. Roy T. Elder, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Thompson P. Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Darr Mr. and Mrs. Chad J. Donley Mr. and Mrs. John D. Eldridge Ill Copeland Mr. and Mrs. Paul Daulton Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Dooley Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Elledge Mr. and Mrs. Thurl Copeland Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Daven Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dooly Mr. and Mrs. 0. Lee Elledge Ms. Anne P. Coppenger Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Davenport Mr. and Mrs. Steven W. Dooly Ms. Marilyn N. Ellen Dr. Raymond A. Coppenger Mr. Dennis Glenn Davidson Ms. Donna L. Dooms Mr. and Mrs. Scott N. Ellen Mr. and Mrs. David J. Cordell Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 0. Davidson Dr. Peggy R. Dorris Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Elliff Ms. Margaret L. Corder Dr. and Mrs. David Davila Ms. Kay Dorsett Miss Jennifer G. Elliff Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Corley Mrs. Ashli Ahrens Davis Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Doucet Ms. Verna S. Elliot Dr. and Mrs. Howard Corley Miss Aubrey S. Davis Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Dougan Mr. and Mrs. Phillip C. Elliott Mr. and Mrs. MarkS. Corley Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Randall L. Dougherty Mr. and Mrs. Wyley A. Elliott Mr. and Mrs. Kyler Cornish Rev. and Mrs. E. Gene Davis Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Douthitt Mr. Bill and Dr. Marsha Ellis-Smith Mr. and Mrs. lan R. Cosh Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E. Davis Mrs. Christina R. Dozier Mrs. Louise Ellis Miss Jan S. Cosh Mrs. Harriett Davis Mr. and Mrs. James R. Drake Mr. Steven J. Ellis Miss Teresa G. Cost Mr. James Leslie Davis Mr. and Mrs. Johnathon D. Drake Mr. Dan R. Ellsworth DONOR RE COGNITIO • 45 ------

Mr. and Mrs. H. Zahle Elms Mr. and Mrs. Terry Flenor Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Garavel Rev. and Mrs. J. Richard Goodrum Mr. and Mrs. Larry W. Elrod Mr. Charles N. Flint Mr. and Mrs. Frank Y. Garcia Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Goodson Dr. and Mrs. Steven L. Emerson Mr. and Mrs. Brian D. Floss Ms. Venus M. Garcia Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. Brian Emery Mrs. Joyce A. Flowers Ray and Virginia Gardner Mrs. Rose Marie Goodwin Rev. Floyd Emmerling Mrs. Alma Floyd Mrs. Charleta A. Garner Mr. llya Y. Gordeev Mr. and Mrs. Marc J. Emrich Mrs. Gwendolyn Floyd Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Garner Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. R. Shane Engebrecht Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Floyd Mr. and Mrs. Delbert D. Garner Mrs. Elizabeth P. Gorman Mr. Alex L. Ennes Mr. and Mrs. Tony A. Floyd Miss Julie E. Garner Dr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Goss Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ennes Mr. Ronald R. Fluker Mr. and Mrs. Charles Garrett Mrs. Cathy Carter Gottsponer Miss Debra J. Entricken Mrs. Cynthia Friedl Ford Rev. and Mrs. Joe Garrett Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Goudy Mrs. Amy L. Epp Dr. and Mrs. James H. Ford Mr. and Mrs. Elton A. Garris Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Gould Mr. and Mrs. R. Jeffrey Erwin Mr. and Mrs. John Ford Mrs. Pat Smith-Gasperson Mr. and Mrs. Brent Gourley Mr. and Mrs. J. Wayne Eskridge Mr. and Mrs. R. Dennis Ford Rev. and Mrs. Mac S. Gates Mr. and Mrs. Euodias Goza Mr. and Mrs. Joe Esparza Mrs. Wendy D. Forrest Ms. Julia Gatewood Miss Michelle D. Goza Mrs. Gertrude Esry Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Forsythe Miss Elnora A. Gatlin Mr. and Mrs. Gerald R. Grady, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Estes Mrs. Virginia Forward Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gattis Mr. and Mrs. L. Eddie Graham Mr. and Mrs. Otis H. Estes, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bret S. Foster Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gee Mrs. Lois C. Graham Dr. and Mrs. C. Byron Eubanks Miss Kristi L. Foster Mr. Oscar Geeslin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Graham, Rev. and Mrs. R. Stefan Eubanks Miss Annis L. Fouts Mr. and Mrs. Marlin R. Gennings Jr. Ms. Debra Eudaly Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fowler Rev. and Mrs. Marvin Gennings CPT and Mrs. Willis B. Graham Dr. and Mrs. Calvin G. Euler, Jr. Mr. Daniel J. Fowler Miss Jo C. Gentry Dr. and Mrs. D. Ross Grant Rev. and Mrs. Carroll L. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Fowler Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Gentry Rev. and Mrs. Richard D. Grant Mrs. Elizabeth R. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fowler Mr. and Mrs. W. Lee Gentry Mr. and Mrs. Craig Grantham Mr. Ellis Evans Rev. and Mrs. Timothy J. Fowler Ms. Pearl Gentsch Mr. and Mrs. John R. Graves Mr. and Mrs. Joe D. Evans Fowler Sports Medicine and Mr. and Mrs. Freddie L. Germany Ms. Karen E. Gravley Mr. Joshua J. Evans Orthopaedics, Tuscaloosa AL Rev. and Mrs. James C. Gerrish Ms. Irene W. Gray Mr. and Mrs. Mark Evans Mr. James A. Fox, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Geurin Mr. and Mrs. Jesse R. Gray Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Joe Francis Mr. and Mrs. Carroll W. Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gray Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Evans Mr. and Mrs. William L. Francis Dr. and Mrs. Herman Gibson Ill The Great Commission Inc., Mr. and Mrs. Dwight T. Everett Mr. and Mrs. James M. Franklin, Jr. Mr. John C. Gibson Jacksonville FL Mr. and Mrs. Keith E. Everett Mrs. Lucille Franklin Mr. and Mrs. David Gieringer Miss B. Renae Green Mrs. Madelyn Ewbank Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Franz Mr. Richard L. Giffin Mr. and Mrs. Brian Green Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Ezell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Franz Mr. Corey J. Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Green Mr. and Mrs. Lance A. Faddis Mr. and Mrs. David R. Free LTC and Mrs. James H. Gilbert Miss Jo Ellen Green Mr. and Mrs. Max L. Falls Mr. and Mrs. Geary Free Mr. and Mrs. James M. Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Johnny C. Green Mr. and Mrs. RogerS. Fankhauser Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Freel, Jr. Justin and Lynda Gilbert Mrs. Kathy Green Mrs. Sandra F. Farmer Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Freeman Mrs. Phoebe Gilbert Miss Leslie D. Green Mrs. Walter G. Farrar, Jr. Mrs. Nell Cromer Freeman CPT and Mrs. Gregory P. Gilbreath Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Green Mr. and Mrs. Barry Farris Mrs. Bertile Freeny Mrs. Wilma Gill Mr. and Mrs. Putnam H. Green Ms. Juanita Farris Mr. and Mrs. Ross C. Freeny Rev. and Mrs. W. Craig Gilliam Mrs. Rebecca L. Green Ms. Sandra J. Farris Mr. and Mrs. G. Paul French Mr. and Mrs. Pat Gillum Mr. Robert C. Green Mrs. Wanda Fawcett Rev. and Mrs. Leroy French Mrs. Heidi M. Gilman Mr. and Mrs. Roy V. Green Mrs. Inez E. Feazell Mr. and Mrs. David Frensley Mr. Steven J. Gimenez Mrs. Eulalee Greene Mr. and Mrs. Frankie Feltrop Dr. Lorraine Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Randall L. Ginn Mr. Franklyn N. Greene, Jr. Ms. Susan C. Fendley Mrs. Betty C. Fry Mr. and Mrs. Allen J. Ginther Mrs. Mary Jesse Greene Ms. Colleen 0. Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. William J. Fuerst Mr. and Mrs. William R. Givens Rev. and Mrs. Gregg R. Greenway Ms. Marlene Ferguson Rev. and Mrs. George H. Fuller, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Glad Mr. and Mrs. Jason W. Greenwich Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Fuller Mr. Thomas D. Gladden Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy D. Greenwich Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie E. Ferguson Ms. Martha J. Fulmer Glass Photography, Texarkana, AR Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey H. Greer Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ferrell Mr. and Mrs. R. Winston Fulmer Mr. David A. Glaze Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy S. Greer Mr. and Mrs. Jay T. Fickle Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Funderburk Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gleason Mr. and Mrs. Phillip D. Greer Dr. and Mrs. Emmett B. Fields Mr. Michael V. Funderburk Mr. Guy Glover Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Greer Mr. and Mrs. Gene Fields Mr. and Mrs. James W. Funk, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Larry G. Glover Mrs. Connie Grell Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fields Miss Fannie L. Fuqua Mr. and Mrs. Philip K. Glover Rev. and Mrs. Elmer E. Griever, Jr. Ms. Amy Fike Mr. and Mrs. John Furkovich Mr. Reginald Glover Mr. and Mrs. Jerry D. Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Fikes Mrs. J. Carolyn Furlong Miss Christine M. Gobar Ms. Shannon D. Griffin Ms. Doris Fink Mr. and Mrs. Jim Furniss Mr. and Mrs. Clay L. Goff Mr. Richard E. Griffith Dr. and Mrs. Andrew A. Finkbeiner Mr. and Mrs. John Furqueron Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Goff Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan J. Gropp Mr. and Mrs. James W. Finley Mrs. Carolyn Furr Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Goforth, Jr. Rev. and Mrs. John E. Guerra Miss Kimberly A. Fischer Mrs. Mary B. Gaddy Miss Amber D. Golden Mr. and Mrs. Tony Guerra Mr. Andrew M. Fisher Mrs. Sheila Gafford Mr. and Mrs. David Golden Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Guerrero Mr. and Mrs. Dempsey Fisher Mrs. Bonita L. Gage Mr. and Mrs. Jeff C. Golden Mrs. Sara Guerrero Mr. and Mrs. Kevin S. Fisher Miss Judith A. Gahr Mr. and Mrs. John W. Golden Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gundolf Mrs. Patricia Fisher Mrs. Sara B. Gaines Ms. Louella S. Golden Mr. Huey Guo Mr. and Mrs. John E. Fite Mrs. Veda F. Gaines Rev. and Mrs. Oscar N. Golden Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Gushing Mr. Harold K. Fithian Dr. and Mrs. Steven E. Galatas Mr. Edward A. Gonzalez Mr. and Mrs. J. Eric Guthrie Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Flake Mr. and Mrs. Rod C. Gallaway Dr. Justo J. Gonzalez Rev. and Mrs. James E. Guthrie Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Flanagan Mrs. Pearl Galloway Dr. and Mrs. Martin Gonzalez Rev. and Mrs. Fred T. Guy Mr. and Mrs. Matthew A. Flaniken Miss Linda Gamble Mr. and Mrs. Cory W. Goode Mr. and Mrs. Calvin E. Hagan Mr. James R. Flannagan Ms. Phyllis Gandy Mr. and Mrs. George E. Goode, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Hagan Miss R. Marlene Fleming Rev. E. Jody Gannaway Mr. John W. Goode MSGT and Mrs. John N. Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Fleming Miss Laura R. Gannaway Mr. and Mrs. Timothy D. Goodman Hagewood, Jr. 46 • DONOR RECOGNITION Mrs. Gerry Haggard Mr. and Mrs. James 0 . Harris Ill Mr. Larry D. Herron Mrs. Ann England Holt Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Hailstone Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Harris Rev. and Mrs. Larry Heslip Mrs. Annie M. Holt Mrs. Ava Halbert Mr. Joseph E. Harris Miss Tanya S. Hicks Dr. Barbara A. Holt Miss W. Sue Hale Mrs. Lisa D. Harris Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Hiett Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holt Rev. and Mrs. Orville Haley Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Harris, Jr. Mr. DavidS. Higgs Mr. and Mrs. Kevin B. Holt Mr. P. Hollis Haley Ms. Sherry G. Harris Mrs. Rose B. Higgs Mr. Monte Holt Mr. Warren J. Haley Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Harrison Miss Melissa J. Hildebrand Mr. and Mrs. Rodney K. Holt Mr. and Mrs. T. Patton Halford Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence W. Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. Glynn Hill Mr. John B. Honey Ms. Elizabeth Hall Jr. Mrs. Jimmie Lee Hill Mr. Gae S. Honzell Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Hall Rev. and Mrs. Lawrence W. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Hood Mr. Jeffrey D. Hall Harrison, Sr. Mr. Rodney F. Hill Mrs. Laverne Hood Mr. Justin M. Hall Mr. and Mrs. M. Lane Harrison Mr. and Mrs. 0 . P. Hillard Ms. Kittie S. Hootman Mr. Michael W. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Matthew B. Harrison Mr. and Mrs. William L. Hinds Rev. James F. Horton Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alan Hall Dr. and Mrs. Mark E. Hart Rev. and Mrs. Robert E. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Hartsfield Mrs. Wanda Hall Mr. and Mrs. James W. Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Patrick L. Hallum Mr. and Mrs. Jobe E. Harvey Mrs. Suzanne Hamblen Mrs. Katy Harvey Ms. Sarah L. Hambrice Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Harvey Mrs. Bula Dell Blanchard Hames Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Hasley Rev. and Mrs. Charles W. Hamil, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Hasley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Patrick Hamilton Ms. Deborah Hatchett Ms. Marcelle Hamilton Dr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Hatfield Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hammond Mr. Jerry G. Hatley Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hammons Ms. Edna M. Hatton Mrs. Rosemary Hamner Ms. Marcia L. Haugarth Dr. and Mrs. James E. Hampton Mr. and Mrs. Steve Haught Mrs. Lana Hampton Mr. and Mrs. R. Wayne Haver Mr. and Mrs. Larry W. Hampton Mr. and Mrs. James K. Hawkins Mrs. Naomi Hancock Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Hawkins Mrs. Neva Hand Mr. M. Aaron Hawley GEN Herman Hankins Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hawthorn Dr. and Mrs. James W. Hankins Mr. Richard D. Hawthorn Mrs. Vita J. Hankins Mr. and Mrs. Douglas D. Hawthorne Mr. and Mrs. Barry Hanks Miss Sara K. Hawthorne Mr. and Mrs. Troy M. Hanks Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hayes Ms. Vanilla Hannah Mr. and Mrs. Kelly J. Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Hannon Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Hayes, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hanrahan Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Haynes Mr. and Mrs. Christopher L. Hansen Mr. and Mrs. Clay 0. F. Haynes Ms. Dana R. Hansen Mr. and Mrs. Labe Haynie Mr. and Mrs. Brian E. Harbison Dr. Ronald L. Hayworth Mr. Billy J. Harden Rev. and Mrs. James E. Heard Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Hines Mrs. Billie B. Hoskyn Mr. and Mrs. C. Wayne Hardin Mr. and Mrs. Billy C. Heaton Rev. and Mrs. Edwin L. Hinkson Dr. and Mrs. Patrick Houlihan Mrs. Harriet A. Hardin Mr. and Mrs. William D. Hedden, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Timothy D. Hinkson Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. House Miss Judy A. Hardin Mr. and Mrs. James P. Hedgecock Mr. William D. Hinshaw Miss Jacquelyn F. Howell Mr. and Mrs. Loy C. Hardin Mr. Michael K. Hedgecock Rev. and Mrs. W. Tommy Hinson Mr. and Mrs. James Howell Mr. and Mrs. P. Tad Hardin Mr. and Mrs. Walt S. Heffington Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Hinton Mr. and Mrs. James R. Howell Mr. Graydon B. Hardister Mr. and Mrs. George W. Heflin Mr. Eddy L. Hipp Mr. Thomas Howell Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hardman Mr. and Mrs. Barry Heinley Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Hipp Mr. Edward L. Hoyt Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hardwick Mrs. Shirley Held Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hipps Mr. John Hubbard Mrs. C. Lynn Hargis Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Helfrich Mrs. Erika L. Hixon Dr. and Mrs. Walter C. Hubbard Mrs. Maryhal Hargis Mr. Scott L. Heller Mr. and Mrs. John M. Hobgood Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Hubby Mrs. Sue S. Hargis Mr. and Mrs. Larry Helmick Mr. and Mrs. Dewain W. Hodge Mr. John Mark Huckabee Mr. and Mrs. Tom E. Hargis Rev. and Mrs. David W. Henderson Ms. Caroline Hodges Dr. and Mrs. Robert G. Huckabee Ms. Linda Hargrove Mrs. Vivian Johnson Henderson Mr. and Mrs. G. Shannon Hodges Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Huddleston Rev. and Mrs. Madison C. Harness Mr. and Mrs. P. Kevin Hendrix Rev. and Mrs. Gene E. Hodges Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Hudson Mr. Steven T. Harness Mr. Rosboro Hendrix Mr. and Mrs. Curtis J. Hoffman Ms. Norma L. Hudspith Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Harp Mr. and Mrs. Tim Hendrix Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hogsten Mr. and Mrs. Martin A. Huebener Dr. and Mrs. Bob Harper Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Henrichs Mr. and Mrs. Curtis E. Hogue Ms. Dorothy M. Huey Mr. and Mrs. C. Michael Harper Miss Christina M. Henry Miss Linda D. Hogue Mrs. Sarah L. Huggins Mrs. Christine R. Harper Miss Elizabeth M. Henry Mr. and Mrs. David Holcomb Rev. and Mrs. Claud Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Ralph S. Harper Dr. and Mrs. James A. Henry Mr. Hal C. Holcomb Mr. and Mrs. Kyle E. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Truitt Harper, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Roger A. Henry Mr. and Mrs. Jack E. Holder Mr. and Mrs. Ronald P. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Harrell Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Hensley Mrs. Dana L. Holiman Mrs. Ruth Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Rick Harrell Dr. and Mrs. Kyle D. Hensley Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Holland Mr. and Mrs. Willard D. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Brooks R. Harrington Dr. Tony L. Henthorne Mr. and Mrs. W. Kyle Hollaway Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery Hum Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Doyle L. Herndon Mr. and Mrs. Randy Hollis Ms. JoAnn M. Hummel Dr. and Mrs. Clyde E. Harris, Jr. Rev. and Mrs. James T. Herrington Mrs. Karen S. Holloway Mr. and Mrs. Carl Humphrey Mr. D. Carl Harris Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Herrington, Jr. Rev. and Mrs. John A. Holmes, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Humphries Mr. Glenn T. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Herron Mr. and Mrs. Jason S. Holsclaw D ONOR RECOGNITION • 47 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Mr. and Mrs. Gary D. Johnson Mrs. Wanda K. Kesner Mr. and Mrs. Nick A. Lanpher Humphries Mr. George 0. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Kiker Dr. W. Brent Larsen Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Huneycutt Mr. and Mrs. Harold D. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Larry R. Kilbury Mr. and Mrs. John L. Latimer Ms. Annette P. Hunt Mr. and Mrs. J. Ed Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Larry Killian Ms. Amy Lauver Mr. and Mrs. William J. Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Johnny W. Johnson Miss Julia Faye Kimbrell Mr. and Mrs. Douglas A. Lauver Dr. and Mrs. David Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Johnson Mr. Kevin Kimbrough Mr. and Mrs. William Lavely Mr. and Mrs. Kendall Hunter Ms. Pamela E. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Joel L. Kimery Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Lawhon Mr. and Mrs. Tim Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Kinard Rev. and Mrs. Archie Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. James D. Hurley Mr. and Mrs. W. Dale Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Ronald P. Kincade Mrs. Dorothy Lawrence Dr. and Mrs. Mark H. Hurst Mr. and Mrs. Wayne L. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Kincy Dr. Arvest N. Lawson Mrs. Martha Hurst Mr. Layne Johnston Mr. James W. Kindred Mr. and Mrs. Marvin A. Lawson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Hurt Drs. Woody and Freddie Jolley Mr. and Mrs. Allen King Mr. and Mrs. Rick L. Lawson Drs. Jim and Belinda Hutcheson Rev. and Mrs. Ben J. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Christopher King Rev. Sherman Lawson Mr. and Mrs. Scott P. Hutchins Rev. and Mrs. Clyde D. Jones MAJ David L. King Mr. and Mrs. Wayne A. Lawson Ms. Virginia Hutchinson Mr. and Mrs. Homer T. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Dick King Mr. Thomas L. Leake Miss Rebekah M. Hutton Mr. and Mrs. James H. Jones Miss Gloria J. King Ms. Adrian Ledbetter Dr. and Mrs. James E. Hyde Mr. and Mrs. Jason W. Jones Mr. Jack E. King Mr. Donald F. Lee Dr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Hyde Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Jones Mr. and Mrs. James I. King Mrs. Gloria M. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Alan D. lchter Mr. and Mrs. John C. Jones Mrs. Jana C. King Mrs. Julia Lee Dr. and Mrs. Raymond E. ldeker Dr. Kevin G. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Brian B. Kirby Mr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Lefler Mrs. Adrienne M. Ingram Mr. L. Herrell Jones Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kirkpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. Leicht Mr. and Mrs. Jim M. Ingram Ms. Marianne L. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Van Kirkpatrick Dr. and Mrs. Jon P. Leim Mrs. Robin E. Ishmael Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Joe M. Kirksey Mrs. Stephanie Berg Leisenring Ms. Jean Israel Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Jones, Jr. Miss Melinda H. Kisor Mrs. Susan R. Lenihan J & S Framing, Arkadelphia Rev. and Mrs. Norvin T. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Gary G. Kleck Mr. and Mrs. David T. Leonard Jack Langston Excavating, Mrs. Patty Jones Mr. and Mrs. John P. Klein Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Leseberg North Little Rock Mr. and Mrs. R. Larry Jones Mrs. Janelle Knew Mr. and Mrs. Bruce N. Leverson Mr. and Mrs. Glenn R. Jacks Rev. and Mrs. Robert T. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Knight Mr. and Mrs. E. Bennett Lewellen Mr. and Mrs. Alan R. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Steven Jones Mr. and Mrs. F. Todd Knight Mr. and Mrs. Wayman Lewellen Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Jackson Ms. Frances Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Jack Knight Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Lewis Mrs. Christina F. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. James R. Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Anthony G. Knighton Rev. and Mrs. Bill H. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Clyde W. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd S. Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Joe P. Koenig Ms. Donna S. Lewis COL and Mrs. David C. Jackson Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Kolls Mrs. Gene Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jorns Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Koonce Dr. and Mrs. James S. Lewis Dr. and Mrs. H. Dale Jackson Mrs. Audrey A. Joyce Mr. RobertS. Koonce, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John P. Lewis Mrs. Janet A. Jackson Mrs. Patsy Joyner Mr. and Mrs. Prabodha Koralage Mrs. Lisa T. Lewis Rev. Robert N. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. George W. Juengst Mr. and Mrs. Brett M. Krebs Mr. Maurice Lewis Dr. and Mrs. Scott R. Jackson Mrs. Mary L. Jumper Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Kretsinger Mrs. Patricia B. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jackson Rev. and Mrs. Bradley T. Justice Mr. and Mrs. Steven E. Kroening Mr. Thurston J. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Todd A. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kaniss, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. James S. Krutza Mr. and Mrs. Wade Liberator Mrs. Vera Jacobs Mr. Rick Karner Mr. and Mrs. Nabeel Kteily Mrs. Bessie Lide Dr. and Mrs. Paul L. Jacobsen Mrs. Beth C. Kaufman Ms. Carolyn Kuhn Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Light Mr. Josef and Dr. Sandra Jaeger Ms. Jenny Kaup Mr. Bill Kuykendall Mrs. Betty Lile Dr. and Mrs. W. Dennis James, Jr. Miss Jana M. Keasler Mr. Eric P. Kuykendall R. A. Brick Lile Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Jansen Mr. and Mrs. William G. Keaster Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kuyper Ms. Amanda C. Lilly Mrs. Camella Jantz Mr. and Mrs. Earl Keaton Mr. and Mrs. Rick Kvaal Ms. Mary L. Limbaugh Rev. and Mrs. Thomas R. Jarrell Rev. and Mrs. Marvin D. Keenen Mr. and Mrs. Christopher E. Kyle Mrs. Connie B. Limbird Mr. and Mrs. Joe M. Jarrett Mr. Austin Keith Mr. George F. Kyle Mr. Tom Lincoln Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Jayroe Mr. and Mrs. Dean Keith Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Kyzar Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd E. Lindsey Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Jayroe Ms. Kelly Keith Mr. Ken Ladner Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lingo Mr. and Mrs. Chad W. Jeane Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Keith Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Ladnier Ill Mrs. Kathy Hutto Linn Mr. and Mrs. Ken J. Jefferson Dr. Carl L. Kell Mr. and Mrs. Rick Lafferty Mrs. Ether Bruce-Lipkins Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Jeghers Miss Patsy Keller Mr. Terry W. LaFrain Mrs. Barbara Nannette Lites Rev. and Mrs. Craig B. Jenkins Miss Helen Kelley Mrs. Lori J. Laird Mr. and Mrs. Martin F. Litteken, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Bryan L. Lake Mr. John B. Little Mr. and Mrs. Seth J. Jenkins Mr. Douglas G. Kellner Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Lake Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Little, Jr. Rev. and Mrs. D. C. Jensen Ms. Agnes Keltner Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lambert Mr. and Mrs. J. Nicholas Livers Ms. Janet A. Jernigan Mr. William N. Keltner Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Lambert, Jr. Mrs. Gloria F. Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jett Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Kemp Mr. and Mrs. Douglas W. Lancaster Dr. and Mrs. Harris H. Lloyd Miss Galila Jiffar Mr. and Mrs. Ronald K. Kemp Ms. Irene Land Mr. and Mrs. James E. Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. John Jilson GEN and Mrs . Bruce E. Kendall Mr. and Mrs. William H. Land, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. C. Kenneth Locke Mr. Cruz Jimenez Dr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Kendrick Mr. and Mrs. P. Todd Landes, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Chad Lockwood Ms. Tammie Jimenez Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Kendrick Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Landrum Mr. and Mrs. Roger V. Logan Mrs. Theva B. Jimenez LTC and Mrs. Gordon Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Michael V. Landrum Dr. and Mrs. Tom Logue Mr. and Mrs. Greg Johns Mr. and Mrs. Jay A. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Rick Landrum Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Lohne Mr. and Mrs. Alan Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Randy Kennedy Ms. April Lane Mr. and Mrs. Truman M. Lollar Mrs. Ann Johnson Mr. and Mrs. David Keough Mr. Charles S. Lane Ill Mr. and Mrs. Christopher R. Long Rev. Bob W. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Kerley Mr. and Mrs. William H. Lane Ms. E. Lucile Long Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Johnson Rev. and Mrs. Stuart A. Kersey Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Lang Mr. and Mrs. John H. Lonon Dr. and Mrs. Charles T. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Owen H. Kersh Mr. and Mrs. James E. Langford Miss Mandi M. Loomis Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Johnson Rev. and Mrs. William G. Kersh Mr. and Mrs. Claude Langham Mrs. Beverly A. Looney Mr. Garner Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kesner Mr. and Mrs. James C. Langley Mr. and Mrs. Randy Looney 48 • D ONOR RECOG NITION Mrs. Karen B. Lord Mr. Paul Mathews Ms. Meredith K. McKie Ms. Cynthia D. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Lorick Rev. and Mrs. Jesse S. Matlock Mr. and Mrs. Allan R. McKinley Ms. Erica T. Miller Mrs. Sue Larimore Ms. Justlyn J. Matlock Rev. and Mrs. Jack W. McKinnon Mrs. Joan Miller Mr. Bill E. Lovelace Mr. and Mrs. N. Stueart Matlock Mr. and Mrs. Thirland D. McKissic Mrs. Linda I. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Michael Loveless Mr. and Mrs. Brant A. Matros Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. McKnight Mrs. Letha Mills Mr. Wyman D. Loveless Mr. and Mrs. William H. Mattox Ms. Marlane Mclain Mrs. Nancy Mills Mrs. Dorothy M. Lovell Mrs. Doria Maule Mr. and Mrs. John E. Mclelland Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Mills Ms. Faith A. Lovell Mr. and Mrs. Lewis W. Maxey Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy R. Mcleod Mr. and Mrs. Cliff P. Milton Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Lowe Mr. and Mrs. Paul Maxson Rev. and Mrs. Donald R. McMaster Mr. and Mrs. John C. Mims Mr. and Mrs. F. Douglas Lowe Mr. and Mrs. David Maxwell Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. McMillan Dr. and Mrs. Ted Mims Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Lowe Dr. and Mrs. James R. Maxwell, Jr. Ms. Susan T. McMillan Mr. and Mrs. Bob Minnick Mr. and Mrs. David W. Lowery Mr. and Mrs. Gerald F. May Mr. and Mr!;). George McMorran Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Mitchell Ms. Lauren Lowery Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Mayhan, Jr. Mr. David G. McMullen Ms. Kaye Mitchell Mrs. Ruth A. Lowery Dr. and Mrs. Russell Mayo Mr. and Mrs. Michael McMullen Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Lowman Mrs. Bernadine Mays LTC and Mrs. Robert C. Lowry Ms. Catherine H. Mayton Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Lowry Mrs. Roseanne L. McAdams Mr. and Mrs. Larry Luce Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. McAdory Mr. Norbert J. Lueken Mrs. Angie McAndrew Rev. and Mrs. Doyle L. Lumpkin Mr. Matthew and Dr. Susan McBeth Mr. Mario G. Luna Mr. Bob McBrayer Rev. and Mrs. H. Richard Luster Ms. Sylvia B. McBryde Ms. Marie E. Lyle Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott McCallister Dr. and Mrs. Alan J. Lynch Mrs. Fredie McCallum Miss Heather M. Lyon Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. McCartney Mr. and Mrs. William L. Machen Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. McCartney Mr. and Mrs. Brian F. Maddox Dr. Clark W. McCarty Mr. and Mrs. Joshua C. Maddox Miss Dorothy J. McCarty Mrs. Wilma Maddox Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McCaughn Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery S. Madlock Dr. and Mrs. Charles M. McClain Ill Mrs. Sue Madole Ms. Cindy K. McClain Rev. and Mrs. George Y. Maeda Mr. and Mrs. David M. McClain Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Magee Miss Jennifer E. McClain Mr. Mark E. Maier Miss Lori C. McClain Mr. and Mrs. Michael Malek Mrs. Vera McClain Mr. and Mrs. Mark Malin Mr. and Mrs. James K. McClellan Mr. and Mrs. N. Porter Mallard Mr. and Mrs. Glenn McClendon Dr. Robin J. Mangione Mr. Kenneth N. McClenny Mrs. Shelley W. Manis Mr. and Mrs. Traye D. McCool Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mann Mr. and Mrs. Ed McCorkle Miss Heather E. Mann Mr. and Mrs. RobertS. McCormick COL Thomas L. Mann LTC and Mrs. John E. McCown Miss Catherine E. Manning Mr. and Mrs. James D. McCrary Mr. and Mrs. Larry Manning Mr. and Mrs. Matthew A. McCrary Mr. and Mrs. James A. McMurry, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thorp H. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Rocky L. Mantooth Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. McCraw Miss Heather A. McNutt Mr. Roderick D. Mizell Mr. and Mrs. Terrell Marcom Mr. and Mrs. John S. McCuistion Mr. and Mrs. Bryan V. McPherson Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mobley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Marcum Mr. James W. McCuiston Mr. Lance S. McSwain Mr. and Mrs. Alan Moffitt Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Marley Rev. and Mrs. T. D. McCulloch Ms. Marilyn A. McVeigh Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Moncrief Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Marquez Mr. Jason L. McCullough Mr. and Mrs. Donald Meador Dr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Montee Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Marshall Mr. John McCurdy Mr. Nelson L. Mears Mr. and Mrs. Jarnes H. Moninger Ms. Mary Ann Marshall Mrs. Geraldine McCurry Mrs. Francene Measley Mr. and Mrs. Billy Joe Montgomery Ms. Tiffany L. Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Jack McDaniel Rev. Jody Meason Mrs. Dorothy E. Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. Christopher E. Martin Dr. and Mrs. R. Hilton McDonald Pastor Joe A. Medina, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Rick Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. Curtis C. Martin Miss Sylvia D. McDonnough Miss Debra J. Medlin Mrs. Betty Moore Mr. and Mrs. D. Michael Martin Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. McDonough Mr. Thomas A. Medlock Mr. and Mrs. D. Alan Moore Mr. and Mrs. Dallas A. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Robert McDowell Dr. and Mrs. C. Lamar Meek Mr. and Mrs. David S. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Don Martin Mr. and Mrs. Max C. McElmurry Mrs. Pat Meeks Mrs. Diane M. Moore Mrs. Mary K. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. McElroy Dr. J. Thomas Meigs Mrs. Joanne Moore Miss Ruth A. Martin Mr. Wayne McEndree Mrs. Donna Meinecke Mr. Joe N. Moore Mrs. Lucille Martindale Ms. Andrea L. McFadden Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Melton Mr. and Mrs. John Moore Ms. Naomi Martinez Mr. and Mrs. Jerry McFarland Mr. and Mrs. Joe B. Melton Mr. and Mrs. Shelby D. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Steven W. Marzett Mr. and Mrs. Corey D. McGaha Ms. Betty J. Merrell Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Moore Mr. and Mrs. David T. Mashburn, Mr. and Mrs. John D. McGee Dr. and Mrs. Curtis Merrell Dr. W. Jim Moore, Jr. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John N. McGee Mr. and Mrs. Jason A. Merrick Mr. William L. Moore Mr. Charles C. Mashek Mr. and Mrs. Shay McGooden Mr. and Mrs. James E. Merritt Mr. Ty Moran Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Mason Ms. Sandra L. McGuire Mr. and Mrs. John Merritt Ms. April D. Moreau Mr. and Mrs. Eugene F. Mason Ill Mr. and Mrs. Steven W. McGuire Mr. Jon Merryman Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Morgan Mrs. Kelly L. Mason Ms. Ellen Marie Mcintosh Mr. James J. Metcalf Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Dewayne Massey Mr. Lloyd D. McJunkin Mr. and Mrs. AI Michel Mr. and Mrs. John W. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 0 . Massey, Jr. Ms. Julia McKemie Mr. Sean Michel Mrs. Martha Lee Morgan Mr. William L. Massey Mr. and Mrs. Loren W. McKennon Mr. and Mrs. Mike Mikeska Mr. and Mrs. Leon Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Masters Mrs. Betty McKenzie Mr. Kevin A. Miles Mr. W. Sean Morrell D ONOR RE COG NITION • 49 Mr. and Mrs. William E. Morris, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joe A. Niven Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Overton Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Penick Mr. and Mrs. Jack B. Morrison Mr. and Mrs. James T. Nix Mr. and Mrs. Clayton L. Owen Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Pennington Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Morrow Miss Karen L. Nix Mrs. Sara E. Owen Miss Tracy L. Pennington Mr. and Mrs. Allen E. Morton Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Noble Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Owsley Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Peoples Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Morton Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey G. Noble Ms. Cynthia A. Paddock Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Pepper Mrs. Esther I. Morton Mrs. Paula G. Noll Mr. and Mrs. Juan M. Padilla Mr. and Mrs. Burton H. Perry Miss Suzanne M. Morton Mr. and Mrs. Glen Norman Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Palfreeman Mr. and Mrs. George A. Peters Mr. and Mrs. Baker Moseley Mr. and Mrs. Roger A. Norman Mrs. W. Jean Pamplin Mrs. Karren A. Peters Mr. and Mrs. J. Brent Moseley Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Norris Mr. and Mrs. Ferris J. Parent Mrs. Elizabeth Peterson Dr. and Mrs. Patterson Moseley North Arkansas Baptist Association, Mrs. Estelle Parham Mrs. Patricia Leslie Peterson Rev. and Mrs. Timothy H. Moseley Harrison Mrs. Gladys Parham Dr. Wayne and Rev. Gladys Mr. and Mrs. Jim S. Mosley Dr. and Mrs. Peter Nortier Park Hill Baptist Church, Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Dan E. Moudy Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Norvell North Little Rock Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Petreman Mrs. Jane C. Mouhot Mr. and Mrs. Jay Nowell Mr. and Mrs. Dan L. Parker Mr. Jerry Pettit Mr. and Mrs. Bryant L. Moxley Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Nunn Mr. J. David Parker Dr. and Mrs. David Petty Mr. John's "The Image Makers", Ms. Kathy Nuoffer Mr. and Mrs. James E. Parker Mr. and Mrs. Doug Petty Fort Smith Mrs. Frances Barton Nutt Mrs. Jean A. Parker Mr. and Mrs. C. Ray Pew Mr. and Mrs. R. Douglas Mullen, Jr. Mrs. Ida Mae Nutt Mr. and Mrs. Joe J. Parker, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Mr. and Mrs. Garold H. Muncie Mr. and Mrs. Jesse L. Nutt, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Parker Pfaffenberger Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Mundy Rev. and Mrs. Harold O'Bryan Mr. Lecil Parker, Jr. Dr. R. Thomas Phelan Mr. Paul Munson Mr. and Mrs. Bill Phelps Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Murff Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Phelps Dr. and Mrs. Tom Murphree Mrs. Selma Phelps Mr. C. E. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. T. Keith Murphy Mr. Dolph W. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Rucker W. Murry Rev. and Mrs. Don B. Phillips Dr. and Mrs. Isaac Mwase Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Phillips Ms. Clara Myers Mr. and Mrs. Gregory L. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Gene Myers Mr. Kevin W. Phillips Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Myers Miss Marci D. Phillips Ms. Jane D. Naish Ms. Naomia Phillips Mr. Jon and Dr. Judith Nance Mr. and Mrs. Robert 0. Phillips Mr. H. S. Napier Mr. and Mrs. William G. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Nathanson Mr. and Mrs. Brent Pickens Mrs. Betty A. Natzke Ms. Mary L. Pickett Mr. and Mrs. William S. Naylor Mr. and Mrs. David K. Pierce Mr. and Mrs. Larry R. Neal Mr. and Mrs. Don Pierce Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Neel Rev. and Mrs. Rawls Pierce Mrs. Della M. Neeley Mr. John D. Pike Mr. and Mrs. John D. Neeley Miss Melodie C. Pike Rev. John W. Neesley Mr. and Mrs. Eugene G. Pillard Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Neil Mr. and Mrs. J. Mark Pillow Mrs. Kathryn L. Neill Pine Bluff Tire & Service, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Nelms Mr. and Mrs. A. Glen Pinkston Mr. and Mrs. Greg Nelson Ms. Jeanette O'Dell Rev. and Mrs. Paul Parker Drs. Michael and Robbie Pinter Mr. and Mrs. Guy Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Walter O'Farrell Mr. and Mrs. Philip D. Parker Miss Lama A. Plumlee Mr. and Mrs. Terry L. Nelson Miss Charlotte O'Kane Mr. and Mrs. Russell W. Parker Miss Mary W. Plumlee Mr. H. Grady NeSmith Mr. and Mrs. Patrick O'Malley, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. William E. Parker, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Mark Poag Ms. Vivian B. NeSmith Mr. and Mrs. Rob O'Neal Mr. and Mrs. Nyle Parmelee Rev. and Mrs. E. Dale Pogue Ms. Pat Neuville Mrs. Wendy O'Neal Mr. and Mrs. Kevin W. Parnell Mr. and Mrs. J. Powell Pogue Mr. and Mrs. John P. Neville Rev. and Mrs. George L. O'Neel Dr. and Mrs. John H. Parrott Mr. and Mrs. Blake Pointer Dr. and Mrs. Russell A. New Mr. and Mrs. Donald K. Oliver Miss Karen Parsons Mr. and Mrs. Alton L. Pollard, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. William L. Newberry Mr. and Mrs. Jason Oliver Ms. Mary P. Parsons Mrs. Jane Pollard Mr. and Mrs. Bill M. Newborn Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Oliver Mr. and Mrs. Odas E. Parsons LTC James L. Poll now Mr. and Mrs. Paul Newborn Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oliveto II Mr. and Mrs. Jess F. Partridge Mrs. Mary Ponder Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Newby, Jr. Mrs. Kelly L. Olson Mr. and Mrs. David L. Paschall Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pool Mr. A. G. Newman Mr. and Mrs. George D. Oosterhous Mr. and Mrs. B. Dennis Pate Ill Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Poole Mr. and Mrs. Dale A. Newman Mr. and Mrs. Darrell R. Opper 2LT and Mrs. Ashley F. Patrick Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Poole, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Newsum Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Orellana Mrs. Wanda Patterson Dr. and Mrs. Norton A. Pope Mr. and Mrs. Ronald K. Newton Mr. Charles Orr Mr. and Mrs. William D. Patton Mr. and Mrs. Scotty Pope Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Nichoalds Mr. and Mrs. Roger K. Orr Mr. H. Louis Payne Mrs. Terri Pope Miss Brecon E. Nichols Mr. Dan P. Ortiz Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Payne Dr. and Mrs. Jack C. Porter Mr. and Mrs. Gregory G. Nichols Mr. David D. Ortiz Mrs. Orva D. Peachey Mr. and Mrs. R. Jefferson Porter Mr. and Mrs. Luke C. Nichols, Jr. Ms. Jennie Ortiz Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy D. Peacock Mr. and Mrs. Russell W. Porter Mr. and Mrs. Sean C. Nicholson Mr. and Mrs. Moises Ortiz Mrs. Mary Peacock Mr. and Mrs. T. Paul Porter Mr. and Mrs. Steve E. Nicholson Mr. Ruben Ortiz Mrs. Linda J. Pearcy Mr. and Mrs. J. Philip Pounders Miss Debra K. Nicklaus Mr. and Mrs. Rick F. Osborn Dr. Carole L. Pearson Mr. and Mrs. John H. Pounders Ms. Sherry L. Niemann Dr. and Mrs. Harold W. Osborne Mr. David Pearson Mr. and Mrs. Brian K. Powell Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Niemeyer Miss Rachel A. Osborne Ms. Peggy L. Pearson Mr. and Mrs. Curtis R. Powell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jack G. Nietzel Dr. and Mrs. William R. Osborne Mr. and Mrs. J. Daryl Peeples Mr. K. Christopher Powell Mr. and Mrs. Dean Nightingale Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Osburn, Jr. Mrs. Carolyn J. Pendergraft Mrs. Annabelle Powers Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel W. Nipper Rev. and Mrs. George Otwell Mr. and Mrs. David Pendleton Rev. and Mrs. Edward L. Powers 50 • DONOR RECOGNITION Mr. James L. Powers Mr. Patrick J. Reilly Mr. Nolen Rollins Mr. and Mrs. Peter G. Schrier Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Poynter Mr. W. David Remy Mr. Ron Roquemore Mr. Glen Schrutka Prairie Creek Baptist Church, Mr. ArthurS. Rendon, Jr. Mrs. Lynette Rose Mrs. Sherry Schuck Plano, TX Mr. and Mrs. Mateo Rendon, Jr. COL and Mrs. Walter E. Rose (Ret) Mr. and Mrs. Ken Schulze Mrs. Pamela J. Pratt Dr. and Mrs. Eddie L. Rettstatt Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Ross Mr. and Mrs. Kevin T. Schutte Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. Prescott LTC and Mrs. Alfred M. Reynolds Ms. E. Lynn Ross Mr. WalterS. Schwagerman Mr. and Mrs. John Prescott Mr. and Mrs. Clayton E. Reynolds Miss Kristyn A. Ross Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Presley Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Reynolds Senator and Mrs. Michael A. Ross Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schwarz Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Prewitt Mr. and Mrs. Tommy D. Reynolds Mrs. Dollie Roth Mrs. Gussie M. Schweer Mr. and Mrs. Brad Price Mr. and Mrs. William R. Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. James S. Roth Mr. Andy E. Scott Miss Carol L. Price Mr. and Mrs. Dale L. Reynollds Mrs. Mona L. Rothwell Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Price Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Rhine Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Mrs. Dorothy A. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Dustin Prince Dr. and Mrs. Paul A. Rhoads Rottinghaus Mr. Jack Scott Mr. and Mrs. John Prince Mr. and Mrs. Glenville Rhodes Mr. and Mrs. David G. Rouse Mr. and Mrs. Gary W. Scruggs Print Mania, Arkadelphia Mr. and Mrs. Jarrell L. Rial Dr. Wilma L. Row Miss Sandra T. Scucchi Mrs. Anne A. Pritchard Mrs. Betty Rice Mr. and Mrs. L. Raymond Rowe, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Michael G. Seabaugh Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Pritchett Miss Deborah R. Rice Mr. Roy L. Rowe Mr. and Mrs. J. Justin Seale Mr. and Mrs. David W. Proffitt Mrs. E. Louise Rice Mr. and Mrs. W. Kerry Roy Miss Virginia L. Seamans Ms. Judith A. Prough Mr. Rodney A. Rice Mr. and Mrs. Bob Royce Mr. and Mrs. Robert Seay Mrs. Cecile Provost Miss Wanda M. Rice Miss Lillian Royston Second Baptist Church, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Pryor Dr. and Mrs. Randy Richards Mr. and Mrs. D. Fred Ruckman Jacksonville Mr. and Mrs. Matthew B. Pryor Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Richards Ms. Mary M. Rudd Mr. and Mrs. Sean Seger Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Pryor Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Richardson Mr. and Mrs. J. Ken Rudder Mrs. Lynn J. Segerstrom Mr. and Mrs. Don Puckett Mr. and Mrs. Ricky D. Richardson Ms. Dorothy J. Ruffin Mr. and Mrs. DeWayne Selby Mr. and Mrs. G. Russell Puckett Mr. and Mrs. Roger G. Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Billy Ruggles Mrs. Gay C. Selby Mrs. Rebecca D. Puckett Richwoods Baptist Church, Ms. Mary Y. Ruggles Rev. and Mrs. C. Todd Self Pulaski County Extension Arkadelphia Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Runge Mr. and Mrs. David H. Self Homemakers Council Mrs. Connie H. Ricks Miss Holly E. Rusher Ms. Glenna Self Rev. Tony L. Pulatie Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Riddle Mr. and Mrs. Will Rusher Mr. and Mrs. James A. Self Mr. Tommy Purnell Mr. and Mrs. Joe C. Riggs Mrs. Holly K. Russell Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Self Mr. and Mrs. David Pyle Ms. Paula Rikard Mrs. Janie L. Russell Mrs. Deena J. Sellars Mr. and Mrs. Brent Quails Mr. and Mrs. Gregory R. Riley Mrs. Susan Russell Mr. and Mrs. Eric Sellner Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Quails Mr. and Mrs. Henry V. Riley Mr. William E. Ruth Mr. and Mrs. Jon F. Seratte Ms. Mary E. Quattlebaum Dr. and Mrs. David E. Rison Ms. Sharon Rutherford LTC V. Ann Sessoms Mr. and Mrs. Frederick P. Queen II Miss B. Ann Ritchey Mr. and Mrs. W. Keith Rutledge Mr. and Mrs. Steven K. Sexton Miss Connie Quick Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ritter Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Michael Seys Ms. Kelly S. Quinn Mr. Mark A. Ritter Dr. and Mrs. James L. Ryan, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Shadd Mr. A. J. Ragland Mr. and Mrs. Giles L. Roach Mr. and Mrs. Joe E. Ryburn Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth F. Shaddox Rev. and Mrs. Charles F. Ragland Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Roady Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Sahene Mr. and Mrs. Landrum C. Shaeffer Ms. Maudie Ragland Mr. and Mrs. James A. Robb Salem Baptist Church, Benton Mrs. Carol J. Shaffer Mr. and Mrs. Parks Ragland The Honorable and Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. Hassan Salloukh Mrs. Mary J. Shambarger Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ragon Robbins Ms. Betty J. Sample Dr. and Mrs. Jamil H. Shami Mr. H. E. Raines Mrs. Peggy Robbins Dr. and Mrs. J. Sidney Sample Miss Shawn Shannon Mrs. L. Caroline Raines Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Roberson Mrs. Helen Samuel Mr. Abraham E. Sharp Mr. and Mrs. James E. Ralph, Jr. Ms. Valerie C. Roberts Dr. and Mrs. Cal R. Sanders Mr. Curtis D. Sharp Ms. Cynthia H. Ramm Mr. and Mrs. William Roberts Ms. Cathleen M. Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Sharp Mr. and Mrs. Eric W. Ramsey Mrs. Alice Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Sanders Mrs. Susan E. Sharp Ms. Gloria Rand Mr. John G. Robertson Mr. and Mrs. David J. Sanders Miss Teresia M. Sharp Mrs. Karen Rash Mr. and Mrs. Matt Robertson Mr. and Mrs. H. Stewart Sanders Mr. and Mrs. 0 . J. Sharpe, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. R. Kenneth Raspberry Mr. and Mrs. Michael Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Sanders Mr. and Mrs. David Sharpmack Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ray Mr. and Mrs. Shane Robertson Mr. R. Blaine Sapaugh Mrs. Ann Shaw Mrs. Janice Ray Mr. J. Brian Robinette Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Sarrett Ms. Margaret J. Shaw Mr. Jim Ray Mr. and Mrs. Robbie Robinette Mr. Donnie Sartain Mr. and Mrs. Todd J. Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Larry W. Ray Mr. and Mrs. Earl Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Martin R. Sartin Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Shearer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Raybon Mr. and Mrs. J. Rocky Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Saunders COL and Mrs. Bryan Shelburne Mr. and Mrs. William Reader Mr. and Mrs. Mark T. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Clayton R. Saunders Ms. Carol Shelburne Mrs. Birleather Reaves Mr. and Mrs. 0. C. Robinson, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. John P. Saunders Mr. and Mrs. Darren Shelburne Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Redditt Miss Ruth Robinson Ms. Berti Sauter Rev. and Mrs. Clarence Shell Mr. and Mrs. Glenn B. Redmond Mr. and Mrs. S. Maurice Robinson Mrs. Retha R. Sawyer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shelton Miss Jennifer L. Redmond Miss Connie J. Robison Mr. and Mrs. Leon Scallion Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Shelton Ill Mr. and Mrs. David H. Reed Mr. and Mrs. Rod L. Rockwell Mrs. Susan L. Scates Mr. George Shemo Mr. and Mrs. Douglas S. Reed Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Rodgers Mrs. Colette Hutchison Judge and Mrs. Bobby Shepherd Mr. and Mrs. K. Todd Reed Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Rodgers Schenewerk Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Shepherd Mr. and Mrs. Peter Reed Mr. and Mrs. Bruce F. Rodtnick Mr. and Mrs. Alan F. Schimming Mrs. Opal E. Shepherd Mrs. Rowena Rowe Reed Ms. Carol A. Rogers Rev. and Mrs. Gerald Schleif! Ms. Glenda Sherrill Mr. and Mrs. William F. Reeder, Jr. Mrs. Gayla C. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. J. Mark Schleif! Mr. and Mrs. Mark Shieldnight Mr. and Mrs. Douglas S. Reese Ms. Lyndia Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schleif! Mr. Jack Shields Mr. and Mrs. Byron V. Reeves Mr. and Mrs. Mike Rogers Mrs. Norma Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Shields Mr. and Mrs. Drew J. Rehfuss Rev. and Mrs. Richard H. Rogers Miss Betty L. Schmitz Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Shields Mr. and Mrs. Norman Reiber Mr. and Mrs. W. Hudson Rogers Ms. Joanna Schoolcraft Mr. and Mrs. Kris M. Shinn Dr. James W. Reichen Mr. and Mrs. Wayne A. Rogers Mrs. Betty Schrader LTC and Mrs. Peter A. Shockey Mr. and Mrs. Gregory R. Reid Mrs. Omega Roldan Mr. Joel M. Schrap Mr. and Mrs. Allen B. Shockley D ONOR RECOGNITION • 51 Dr. and Mrs. Drew E. Shofner Miss Robyn M. Smith Mr. Bob Stover and Ms. Jane Rev. Llewellyn E. Terry Rev. and Mrs. 0. Damon Shook Ms. Samantha Smith McCallum Mr. and Mrs. W. Rich Terry Mr. and Mrs. Joe F. Short Mrs. Sherri L. Smith Mr. and Mrs. William B. Stratton Mr. Amon Tew Mrs. Pamela Short Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Smith Dr. and Mrs. Harold B. Street Mr. and Mrs. Cecil W. Thacker Ms. Melissa K. Shoults Mr. Westley T. Smith Mr. Kent S. Street Mr. and Mrs. David L. Tharpe Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Shreve Mr. and Mrs. William P. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Strickland Ms. Dianna Kirk Thayer Ms. Jolene Shropshire Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Sneller Mr. and Mrs. Chad J. Strike Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Thomas Mr. Justin Shubert Mr. Scott M. Snider Ms. Jodi L. Strother Mr. and Mrs. Eddie W. Thomas, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Shuff Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Snider Mrs. Mica Strother-Hicks Mr. and Mrs. J. Chris Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Shuffield Ms. Patricia L. Snipes Miss Stacy L. Stuart Mrs. J. Nikki Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Jim N. Shults Dr. and Mrs. Phillip A. Snodgrass Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Stubbings Mr. and Mrs. James C. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Steve Sibert Mr. and Mrs. Honsley Snow Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth P. Stuckey Mr. and Mrs. Jule W. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Sifford Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Snow Dr. and Mrs. William J. Stuckey Mrs. Lisa C. Thomas Rev. and Mrs. Joseph P. Silva Mr. R. Gaylord Solomon Mr. and Mrs. William T. Stuckey Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Thomas Dr. and Mrs. Floyd Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Scott N. Sonju Mr. and Mrs. Bradley N. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. N. Harvey Thomas, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robbie L. Simmons Mrs. Patsy V. Sorsby Mr. and Mrs. C. Wesley Sullivan Mrs. Nedra B. Thomas Dr. and Mrs. Russell T. Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Joe G. Soto, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Neal G. Sumerlin Mr. and Mrs. Steve Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Michael Simons Mr. and Mrs. Tommy G. South Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Suratt Mr. and Mrs. Allen Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Christopher D. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Southerland Mr. and Mrs. William I. Sutley Mr. and Mrs. Claude B. Thompson, Simpkins Mr. and Mrs. F. Dee Spann Mr. and Mrs. Ken Sutterfield Jr. Dr. and Mrs. C. Edward Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Hubert E. Spann Rev. and Mrs. Norman L. Sutton Mr. Larry Thompson Mr. and Mrs. W. Martin Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Jerry D. Sparks Mr. and Mrs. Tommy D. Sutton Mrs. Lurline Thompson Mrs. Carbon Sims Mrs. Christina D. Spear Mrs. Darcy E. Swafford Mr. P. Glee Thompson Rev. and Mrs. Lewis L. Sims Mr. and Mrs. J. Melvin Speck Miss GyEIIa Swanigan Mr. Richard G. Thompson Ms. Sandie Sims Mr. Douglas J. Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Sweeney Mr. and Mrs. Will C. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Timothy L. Singletary Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Spencer Ms. Ellen E. Sweeris Mr. and Mrs. John Thomson Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Siperko Ms. Rosalyn M. Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Swerris Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott Thornton Ms. Patricia A. Sisk Mr. and Mrs. Stacy Spencer Rev. and Mrs. David E. Swilt Mrs. Wanda Thorp Dr. and Mrs. Lester M. Sitzes Ill Mr. and Mrs. Barry Spigener Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Swindler Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Thrash Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey P. Skalbeck Ms. Rachel E. Spillane Rev. and Mrs. George J. Syer Mr. and Mrs. James C. Threet Mr. and Mrs. Randy Skelton Ms. Margaret Spitelera Mr. and Mrs. John P. Syer Mr. and Mrs. Todd W. Thrower Dr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Skinner Dr. and Mrs. Michael R. Spradlin Ms. Sara G. Syer Thunderbird Women's Golf Mrs. Diane Skipper Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Sproles Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Talley Association, Heber Springs Mr. and Mrs. Chris Slaten Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Spruill Mrs. Martha Jean Talley Mr. and Mrs. Craig Thuneman Mr. and Mrs. Bill Slattery Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Spurr Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Talley Mr. and Mrs. Gerald S. Thurber Ms. Judy Sligh Mr. and Mrs. Suheil H. Srouji Mr. and Mrs. Toby N. Talley Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Thurman Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Sloan Mr. and Mrs. Bobby H. Stack Mrs. Yumiko Tani Ms. Fara Thurman Ms. Debi L. Smalley Ms. Mary T. Stadler Mr. J. Daniel Tate Miss Holly A. Tidball Mr. and Mrs. John T. Smart, Sr. Mrs. Nellie Stafford Dr. and Mrs. Marvin E. Tate Mr. and Mrs. John T. Tidwell Rev. A. V. Smith, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Alan K. Stagg Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Tatman Mrs. Faye Tilley Ms. Almeda Smith Miss Sarah E. Stagg Mr. and Mrs. Cooper Tatum Mr. John G. Tilley Mr. and Mrs. Basil Smith Dr. and Mrs. Brent C. Staggs Dr. and Mrs. Harold Tatum LTC and Mrs. Guinn Timmerman, Mr. and Mrs. Bob J. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Terry G. Stanfill Mr. and Mrs. James Taube Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Brent W. Smith Rev. and Mrs. Gregory T. Stanley Mr. Benny Taylor Mr. George Tippin Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Smith Mr. Bob Stark Mr. and Mrs. Curtis B. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Wiley B. Tipton Mr. C. Blain Smith Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Stark Mr. and Mrs. David Taylor Dr. and Mrs. Charles R. Tittle Mr. and Mrs. David A. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Harrell D. Stark, Sr. Ms. Dolores P. Taylor Dr. and Mrs. Carl E. Todd Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Smith Mr. and Mrs. Elmer R. Starrett, Sr. Mrs. Dona L. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Nicky Todd Mrs. Frances M. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Stearns Mr. James A. Taylor Dr. and Mrs. Jack E. Tolar Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. Smith Miss Kimberly A. Steed Mr. and Mrs. Joe Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Jason M. Tolbert Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Smith LTC and Mrs. Roy D. Steed Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. John D. Tolbert Dr. and Mrs. James L. Smith Mrs. Sue Steele Dr. and Mrs. Larry M. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. James W. Toler Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery N. Smith Mr. Brant J. Steffey Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Terry Toler Mr. and Mrs. Jerald W. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Steinmeyer Mrs. Martha Taylor Miss Lizann Tollett Mr. and Mrs. Jesse L. Smith Miss Angie D. Stephens Mr. and Mrs. Marvin R. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Wesley E. Tollett Mr. and Mrs. Joe E. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Ronald K. Stephens Mrs. Norma Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Dale E. Tommey Mr. John L. Smith Ms. Vonda Clark Stepp Dr. Preston A. Taylor Miss Kelly M. Tonti Ms. Kathryn M. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Stevenson Mr. and Mrs. Scott T. Taylor Mr. Richard G. Topazian Mr. and Mrs. Kenyon Smith Mr. and Mrs. Bradley M. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Taylor Mr. Oscar Toppass Miss Kristi A. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Darrell G. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Teaff Mr. and Mrs. Richard Totty Mr. and Mrs. Larry R. Smith Ms. M. Jessica Stewart Mrs. Mary A. Teague Mrs. Anna M. Townsend Ms. Linda F. Smith Dr. Scott E. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Teague Dr. and Mrs. John M. Townsend Mrs. Lori S. Smith Dr. and Mrs. Paul Stiefel Dr. and Mrs. Harold C. Tedford Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mark Miss Martha Jane Smith Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Stinnett Dr. and Mrs. Frank S. Teed Townsend Mr. and Mrs. Martin S. Smith Ms. Corina Stokes Mrs. Janis Teer Mrs. Ann ice Tracy Mr. and Mrs. Matthew K. Smith Ms. Deborah K. Stone Ms. Lou S. Teeter Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Trammell Dr. and Mrs. Matthew P. Smith Mr. James L. Stone Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Telford Dr. and Mrs. Gene S. Trantham Mr. and Mrs. Max L. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Stone Mr. and Mrs. Clyde K. Tempel Rev. and Mrs. Donald H. Travis Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Smith Mr. William L. Stone Mr. Anthony L. Tench Mr. and Mrs. Kurt L. Travis Mr. and Mrs. Randall L. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Stotts Ms. Carolyn Tennyson Dr. and Mrs. William H. Travis Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Smith Mrs. Holly K. Stout Mr. and Mrs. Alton H. Terrell Mr. and Mrs. Roy D. Treadway Mr. Robert S. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Stout Mr. and Mrs. David M. Te rrell Mr. and Mrs. Jerry N. Treadwell 52 • D ONOR RECOGNITION Mrs. Pauline Treadwell Rev. and Mrs. Lee Walker Mr. and Mrs. Charles White Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Windham Mr. Michael L. Treat Mr. and Mrs. LeeR. Walker, Sr. LTC and Mrs. David A. White Mr. and Mrs. Darryl R. Wine COL and Mrs. Thomas F. Treat Dr. and Mrs. Richard E. Walker Miss Ginny L. White Mr. and Mrs. Orville Wineinger Miss Margaret A. Tresler Mr. Vernon Walker Mr. and Mrs. H. R. White Miss Cari E. Winemiller Mr. and Mrs. Lamar A. Trieschmann Mr. and Mrs. William D. Walker Mr. J. Mark White Mr. M. Jerod Winemiller Mrs. Joyce R. Troupe Dr. and Mrs. James R. Wallace Mr. and Mrs. John White Mrs. Janie Winkelman Mr. Bill F. Trout Mr. and Mrs. Jim D. Wallace Mrs. Kenda J. White Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Winkle Rev. and Mrs. Ollie J. Trout Mr. and Mrs. William E. Wallace Mrs. Mary Ellen White Mr. and Mrs. William Winkler Mr. Mac Troutt Miss Sondra K. Wallis Dr. and Mrs. Phillip L. White Mr. and Mrs. Tim Win! Miss Laurie C. Trull Mr. Michael and Dr. Donna Walls Mr. and Mrs. R. Curtis White Rev. and Mrs. Charles E. Winters Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Truly Mr. Ben Walser Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. White Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Winters Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Tubbs Dr. and Mrs. Billy J. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Samuel L. White Ms. Marian B. Woessner Dr. and Mrs. R. Dale Tucker Mr. and Mrs. D. Scott Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Trey L. White Mr. and Mrs. William C. Wofford Rev. and Mrs. Robert F. Tucker Dr. Aaron R. Ward Judge and Mrs. Phillip T. Whiteaker Ms. Robin Wolf Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Tuckfield Mr. and Mrs. Craig Ward Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Whiteside Mr. and Mrs. W. Richard Womack Mr. and Mrs. Greg Tudor Mr. and Mrs. James R. Ward Mrs. Rebecca K. Whitfield Rev. and Mrs. David W. Wood Mrs. Lee B. Tull Ms. Myrna Ward Mr. Dennis Whitmire Ms. Elsie Wood Miss Kimberly A. Tullos Mr. Olin W. Ward Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Whitmire, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Wood Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Turk Mr. J. Dale Ware Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Whitmore Mr. and Mrs. Jerry T. Wood Mr. Christopher C. Turnage Mr. and Mrs. Charles Warman Mr. Mark J. Whitmore Mr. and Mrs. Lewis F. Wood Mr. and Mrs. Clyde W. Turnage Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Warner, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David E. Whittington Mrs. Stephanie J. Wood Mr. and Mrs. Alan Turner Mr. and Mrs. Tony Warren Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Whittington Mr. and Mrs. T. Ray Wood Mr. and Mrs. James A. Turner Ms. Marzell C. Warters Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Whitworth, Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Woodall Mrs. Rebecca Turner Ms. Betty Warwick Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joel Woodfield Mr. and Mrs. William K. Turner Mr. and Mrs. Franklin H. Washburn Mr. and Mrs. Shad K. Wickstrom Miss J. Maxine Woods Ms. Buena Turney Ms. Tiffany M. Washington Mr. and Mrs. Kevin D. Wieser Mr. and Mrs. James C. Woods Mr. and Mrs. Ellis L. Turney Mrs. Lillian Wasson Mrs. Mary Jane Wiggins Mr. and Mrs. Mark K. Woods Mr. and Mrs. Roy W. Twombly Mr. and Mrs. M. Kenneth Wasson Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Wilcoxson Mr. and Mrs. James L. Woolf Dr. and Mrs. Richard L. Tyler Rev. and Mrs. George H. Watanabe Rev. and Mrs. P. Nelson Wilhelm Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence S. Woolsey Mr. and Mrs. Tracy L. Tyler Mr. Webster B. Waterman Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wilkerson Mr. Robert W. Woolsey Miss Eva L. Umholtz Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Waters Mr. and Mrs. W. Chad Wilkerson Miss Alice M. Wooten Dr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Urrey Mr. and Mrs. Joey W. Watkins CMDR and Mrs. Bary C. Willcox Mr. and Mrs. Clarence F. Wooten Mr. M. Wayne Usry Mr. and Mrs. J. Dewey Watson (Ret) Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Worley Rev. and Mrs. Calvin C. Ussery Mr. and Mrs. Reece Watson Mr. and Mrs. Bob Williams Mr. Reuben A. Worley Mr. and Mrs. Rick Vanater Ms. Cristi E. Watts Mr. and Mrs. Bob 0 . Williams Dr. and Mrs. L. Phillip Worthen Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Vance Mr. and Mrs. James Watts Mr. and Mrs. Bobby G. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wright Mr. and Mrs. Tyler A. Vance Mr. and Mrs. Tom Watts Mr. and Mrs. Dale E. Williams Mr. Howard S. Wright Ms. Marilyn K. Vandegrift Mr. Billy J. Wawak Mr. and Mrs. David Williams Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Wright Mr. and Mrs. Gary W. Vandello Miss Pamela S. Waymack Mr. Donald R. Williams Ms. Kathryn F. Wright Rev. and Mrs. Donald R. Varble Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Webb Mr. Jeffrey S. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Wright Ms. Martha L. Vastine Mr. and Mrs. Gerald D. Webb Mr. and Mrs. John W. Williams Ms. Wendy K. Wright Mr. and Mrs. Billy A. Vaughan Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Webb Mr. and Mrs. Larry Williams Mr. and Mrs. William P. Wright Mr. Drewey E. Vaughn Mr. and Mrs. Rusty H. Webb Dr. and Mrs. Larry Williams Mr. and Mrs. John T. Wyatt Mr. Igor Veksler Mr. and Mrs. Tom Webb Dr. Naccaman G. Williams Mr. and Mrs. John W. Wyness Mrs. Lula B. Vela Mr. and Mrs. W. David Webb Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Williams Mrs. Charlene Yager Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vermillion Mrs. Virginia M. Weber Mr. and Mrs. Steven N. Williams Dr. and Mrs. H. Don Yancey Mr. and Mrs. Andrew R. Verrett Mr. and Mrs. Dories Weeks Ms. Susan R. Williams Mr. and Mrs. James A. Yankie Ms. Leslie Vestal Mrs. Mary L. Weger Mr. and Mrs. T. Wilton Williams Mr. and Mrs. Milton P. Yeager, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vester Ms. Ruby L. Weilbrenner Miss Terry K. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Yocom Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Viala, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Welch Mr. and Mrs. Treyton Williams Mrs. Sarah York Mr. and Mrs. Terry K. Viala Mr. Charlie W. Welch Miss Christina L. Williamson Mr. and Mrs. Bruce D. Young Dr. and Mrs. Craig Vire Mr. G. Dale Welch Mrs. Doris Williamson Mr. and Mrs. Cary E. Young Mr. Thierry Vodounou Mrs. Susan A. Welch Mr. and Mrs. Alex Willis Mr. and Mrs. Eugene W. Young Rev. and Mrs. Herman Voegele, Jr. Rev. and Mrs. M. Ray Wells Mr. Carl L. Willis Mr. and Mrs. Freddy Young Rev. and Mrs. Russell H. Voight Mrs. Sara L. Wells Mr. and Mrs. Hank Willis Dr. and Mrs. James E. Young Mr. and Mrs. Gus M. Vratsinas Ms. Patricia J. Wenzel Mrs. Katherine Willis Miss Lavinia R. Young Mr. and Mrs. David A. Waddleton Mr. and Mrs. Steven E. Wernecke Ms. Tammy A. Willis Mr. and Mrs. William W. Young Dr. and Mrs. Billy K. Wade Ms. Karin Werner Mr. Alan Wilson Mr. and Mrs. William W. Young, Jr. Mr. Gary W. Wade Rev. and Mrs. David W. Wesley Miss Alison S. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. James R. Zeagler Mr. and Mrs. Guy A. Wade Mr. and Mrs. Douglas G. West Mr. and Mrs. Arvel T. Wilson Miss Tara K. Zellers Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wagley Miss Jessica E. West Mr. and Mrs. Barry W. Wilson Dr. Marie Zhang Mr. and Mrs. Brice A. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Orlin West Mrs. Becky Wilson Ms. Katy Zylicz Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Phillip D. West Mr. and Mrs. C. Hank Wilson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Zylks Mr. and Mrs. David H. Wagnon, Jr. West View Baptist Church, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll R. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Wait Paragould Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Wilson Ms. Carrie Walker Mr. and Mrs. Scott Westberg Mr. David B. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Cary D. Walker Dr. and Mrs. Matthew G. Dr. and Mrs. David L. Wilson Dr. Clifford D. Walker Weyenberg Rev. and Mrs. James M. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. D. Andrew Walker Mr. and Mrs. Alan D. Whatley Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Jerry D. Wheat Ms. Laura L. Wilson Dr. and Mrs. J. Randall Walker Mr. and Mrs. Ross M. Whipple Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Wilson Ill Mr. and Mrs. James Walker, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Whitaker Winchester, Inc. , Pine Bluff D ONOR RECOGNITION • 53 Mr. and Mrs. James J. Dr. and Mrs. Andrew M. SECOND CENTURY Daniel Hall Rev. and Mrs. John T. Ms. Barbara A. Hall HAVE OUACHITA Dearing, Jr. Mrs. Patsy Hall IN THEIR ESTATE PLANS Rev. and Mrs. Vergil E. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert I. Defreece Hamilton Miss Louise Dennis Mr. and Mrs. Jeral L. Dr. and Mrs. T. Wade Akins Mr. and Mrs. Danny W. Mr. Todd A. Denton Hampton Mrs. Velma Jean Allison Carter Mrs. Samuel Diden Mr. and Mrs. C. Wayne Mr. and Mrs. Wade Allison Mr. and Mrs. L. Clyde Mr. and Mrs. B. Aldon Hardin Mr. and Mrs. Raymond D. Carter Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Philip W. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. William Carter Rev. and Mrs. Dennis M. Hardin Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mr. and Mrs. Jack Case Dodson Mr. and Mrs. William C. Anthony Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Mrs. Nora L. Dodson Hargis Mrs. Madge E. Archer Cashion Mr. and Mrs. R. Wade Mrs. Lonie Harris Dr. and Mrs. John S. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Doshier Mr. and Mrs. Roger B. Ashcraft Chronister Ms. Sara Duke Harrod Mr. D. Todd Bagwell Rev. and Mrs. Frank Mr. and Mrs. George Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hayden Mrs. Eloise Balmer Claiborne Dunklin Miss Mary Margaret Mr. and Mrs. Don Barber Mrs. Edith Clanton Mrs. Dorothy J. Edwards Haynes Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Mr. and Mrs. William E. Mr. Rodger Edwards Mr. Grover E. Hemphill, Jr. Barnard, Jr. Clark Mr. Thelbert Elder Miss Elizabeth Hendricks Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bass Mrs. May Dell Clawson Mrs. Alma Elledge Ms. Rebecca A. Henry Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie E. Dr. and Mrs. Ben M. Elrod Dr. and Mrs. Glenn E. Baunton Clay Mrs. Bernadine Elrod Hickey Rev. and Mrs. Roger M. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Cloud Mr. John Elrod Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Baxter, Jr. Rev. and Mrs. W. Lloyd Mr. Nelson B. Eubank Hickingbotham Mrs. Frances Bayless Cloud, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Ms. Lisa Hill Mrs. Mildred Beard Mr. Frank M. Cochran Feldman Mr. and Mrs. Randy L. Hill Mr. Ronny D. Bedford Mr. and Mrs. Andy Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Rev. and Mrs. W. Tommy Mr. and Mrs. Tony L. Coleman Figley, Jr. Hinson Bennett Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Mr. Burl Fowler Mr. and Mrs. James C. Mrs. Thelma Berry Coleman Mr. and Mrs. 0. Kenneth Hobgood Mrs. Mary Anne Berryman Rev. and Mrs. J. Ronald France Miss Martha D. Hogan Mr. Robert 0. Blucker Condren Mrs. Lucille Franklin Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holley Mr. and Mrs. Truman 0. Dr. Raymond A. Coppenger Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Mrs. Ruth Hollingsworth Boatright Drs. Ed and Fran Coulter Franz Mrs. Dennis Holt Dr. Gail C. Bolton Mrs. Elizabeth Crain Mr. John J. Fraser Mrs. lla M. Hooper Mr. and Mrs. J. Lynn Miss Mildred Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Mr. and Mrs. John Hopkins Bradley Mrs. Joanne Crawley Fraser Dr. and Mrs. James R. Mr. Scott C. Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Quintus A. Mrs. Ruth Gant Howlett Dr. and Mrs. Maurice Crews Dr. Jim G. Gilbert The Honorable and Mrs. Brantley Mr. and Mrs. James E. Mr. and Mrs. Bill G. Goff Mike Huckabee Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Crittenden Dr. and Mrs. Carl E. Dr. and Mrs. Joe S. Jeffers Brockwell Mrs. Kathryn E. Crone Goodson Mrs. Bailey Johnson Mrs. Alice Brooks Mrs. H.C. Croslin Mr. Hugh Goodwin Mr. Harold L. Johnson Rev. and Mrs. Barry S. Mrs. Lee'O Cross Dr. and Mrs. Bob L. Mrs. Hazel Johnson Burnett Dr. and Mrs. Glen E. Crotts Gosser, Sr. Mrs. Bernice Jones Mr. and Mrs. Leon Burnett Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Dr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Mr. Odis P. Jones Dr. and Mrs. Glenn Burton Crowder Grant Mrs. Ruth Jordan Rev. and Mrs. Carroll D. Miss Maude Crowe Mr. and Mrs. James R. Mrs. Carol Barnes-Joyce Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Grant Ill Mrs. Fern G. Kafka Mr. and Mrs. James H. Crutchfield Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kehoe Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Graves Miss Helen Kelley Mr. and Mrs. J. Craig Cummins Dr. Robert E. Graves Mrs. LaVern Kelly Campbell Mr. and Mrs. L. David Rev. and Mrs. Horace G. Mr. Ronald D. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Mike Carroll Cunningham Grigson, Jr. Rev. and Mrs. C. Wesley Mr. and Mrs. John L. Dalby Kent

54 • D ONOR RECO GNI TION Mrs. Aleene B. King Mr. and Mrs. M. Levoy Rev. and Mrs. Travis Mr. and Mrs. B. Ray Mr. Coy H. King Nichols Roberts Turnage Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Drs. Alex and Meredith Ms. Nancy J. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Randall W. Kircher Nisbet Drs. Jeff and Deborah Root Turner Dr. and Mrs. C. Wesley Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Chap. and Mrs. Dallas G. Dr. and Mrs. William C. Kluck, Jr. O'Cain Roscoe Viser Mr. and Mrs. Hillman Koen Mrs. Jimmie D. O'Hare Mrs. Dollie Roth Rev. and Mrs. Richard L. Miss Betty Jo Lacy Mrs. Willastein Odom Rev. and Mrs. Gary F. Wade Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Rothwell Mr. and Mrs. J. Virgil Landrum Oliver Dr. and Mrs. James W. Waggoner Rev. and Mrs. Ray Y. Mr. Egnar Olson Rotton Mr. and Mrs. Tony G. Langley Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miss Brenda A. Sanders Wakin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joe 0. Larkin Osborne, Jr. Ms. Carole A. Schulte Rev. James C. Walker Mrs. Dorothy Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. David L. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Judge John C. Ward Mrs. Kimberly Wright- Osmon Seale Mr. and Mrs. John R. Watts Lawrence Mrs. Iris Owen Mr. and Mrs. David Ill Mrs. Betty Lile Mr. and Mrs. J. Stanley Seligman Mrs. Marie Watts Mr. Dwight Linkous Owen Dr. and Mrs. Bernes K. Rev. and Mrs. Lehman F. Miss Edna Linn Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Selph Webb Dr. Selma F. Lippeatt Parker Mr. and Mrs. Ike Sharp Mrs. Sara L. Wells Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Miss Patricia Pasley Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sherwin Miss lla M. Westerman Lynn Mrs. Grace Nell Patterson Mrs. Mary Sue Shinn Drs. T. Andrew and Jeanna Judge and Mrs. Edward S. Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Mrs. Carbon Sims Westmoreland Maddox Patterson Mr. and Mrs. David H. Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. White Dr. William E. Martin Mr. Ray Pearce Smith Rev. and Mrs. W. Harold Mrs. Claudia Mason Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Mrs. Juanita Smith White Dr. and Mrs. W. Francis Peeples Mrs. Margaret Smith Dr. and Mrs. John H. McBeth Mrs. Selma Phelps Mr. and Mrs. S. Gregory Wikman Mrs. Margaret McCarty Mr. and Mrs. Darwin T. Smith Dr. Richard D. Wilhelm Ms. Cindy K. McClain Pierce Mr. and Mrs. Clarence W. Mr. and Mrs. J. Dennis Dr. and Mrs. John H. Dr. Brent Polk Spence Wilkins McClanahan Miss Jeannie Ponder Mr. and Mrs. Terrel Mr. Billy C. Williams Mrs. Nancy McCuin Mr. Henry D. Powell Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Billy G. Dr. and Mrs. Earl Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Mrs. M. Guiola Spraggins Williams McWherter Powell, Jr. Ms. Neta Stewart Dr. and Mrs. Michael R. Mrs. Paul Meers Dr. J. Ralph Power Mrs. Zelda Stewman Williams Mr. and Mrs. W. Keith Mr. Louis Power Mr. Darrell E. Stone Mr. and Mrs. Sherwin 0. Melson Dr. and Mrs. William M. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Williams Mrs. Jamie R. Merritt Pratt Stratton Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Mrs. Mildred D. Meyer Mrs. T. Sammie Pyron Mr. and Mrs. Lane H. Willis Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Miles Dr. and Mrs. Carl B. Strother Dr. and Mrs. David L. Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Miller Ramsey, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Cecil C. Wilson Mr. Thomas W. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sutley Dr. and Mrs. James R. Dr. Nell I. Mondy Ramsey Dr. and Mrs. Kent E. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. William L. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Sweatman Mr. Kemmons Wilson Monroe Reed Miss Faye Marie Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Miss Debbie Moore Rev. and Mrs. Jesse S. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey F. Wilson Mrs. Dorothy P. Moore Reed Teague Mrs. Sara L. Winston Dr. and Mrs. W. David Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dan Reed Mr. and Mrs. W. Rich Terry Dr. Scott D. Winston Moore Mrs. Mae Ruth Reed Mr. and Mrs. Dean Thomas Dr. and Mrs. Vester E. Mr. and Mrs. William E. Mrs. Retha Reed Mr. and Mrs. James Wolber Morgan, Jr. Mrs. Helen W. Reeves Thompson Rev. and Mrs. Charles R. Dr. and Mrs. Ernest E. Ms. Shirley A. Reid Mrs. Wanda Thorp Womack Mosley Mr. Robert C. Rhodes Dr. and Mrs. Charles R. Mrs. Jessye L. Wood Mr. and Mrs. Bryant L. Mrs. Wilma S. Riley Tittle Miss Sammye L. Woods Moxley Mr. Charles Roark Dr. Irene Trofimova Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Miss Linda F. Murphree Miss Helen L. Roark Mr. and Mrs. Harry Trulove Wynn Mr. Joseph T. Robbins Mrs. Virginia Tull Mr. and Mrs. Albert Yarnell

DONOR RECOG ITIO I • 55 Acxiom Corporation H. J. Heinz Company Foundation MATCHING American Express Foundation IBM International Foundation Aon Foundation Intel Foundation GIFT Arkansas Best Corporation KPMG Peat Marwick Foundation Arthur Andersen Foundation Morgan Stanley Dean Witter AT&T Foundation & Co., Inc. COMPANIES BP Amoco Foundation, Inc. Murphy Oil Corporation THESE BUSINESSES Burlington Northern Santa Fe National Semiconductor Foundation Nike AND CORPORATIONS Business Men's Assurance Company J . C. Penney Company, Inc. HAVE BENEFITED THEIR Carolina Power & Light Company Pepsico Foundation, Inc. EMPLOYEES AND OUACHITA Caterpillar Foundation Pfizer, Inc THROUGH MATCHING GIFT Celanese Americas Foundation PricewaterhouseCoopers Foundation PROGRAMS THIS PAST Central and South West Foundation SBC Foundation FISCAL YEAR. Colgate-Palmolive Company Shell Oil Company Foundation Dow Chemical Company State Farm Companies Foundation Duke Energy Foundation Steelcase Foundation Dynegy Texaco Inc. Enron Corporation Times Mirror ExxonMobil Foundation TRW Foundation Follett Corporation Wai-Mart Foundation Georgia-Pacific Corporation Willamette Industries, Inc. Halliburton Foundation, Inc. The Williams Companies, Inc. Hartford Insurance Group Foundation Xerox Foundation

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