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Senior Vice President for University Relations Charles A. Fowler CONTENTS A time for celebration Associate Vice President for University Communications and Enrollment Services PRESIDENT with thanksgiving Kathie Chute Assistant Director of University Communications here are times when it is important to stop We celebrate another year (eight in a row) of Juanita Cotner THE and celebrate the good things taking place being recognized as a top tier institution among around us. Such is the case for all who universities in the South by U.S. News and Director of News Thave a relationship with Union University. World Report. More specifically we are pleased and Media Relations We celebrate a record fall enrollment of 2,919, to announce that Union was ranked 6th across Tim Ellsworth which will project to over 3,500 total (non- the South in student selectivity, 8th in terms duplicating) students for the 2004-05 year. of faculty resources, and 10th in the percentage Director of University Promotional Strategies FROM We celebrate the completion of the “Building a of entering students who finished in the top 25 Future Campaign”— a year in advance of percent of their high school class. Moreover we Beverly Vos 16 2 0 22 27 the projected timeline with gifts of $63 million, celebrate similar rankings by the Carnegie three million beyond our 60 million goal. Foundation along with the recent announcement Art Director We celebrate a wonderful class of 811 new by Business Reform magazine that Union’s business Todd Mullins students enrolled in undergraduate and graduate school is among the top ten church-related Director of Visual Communication programs, a record number of new students for business programs in the entire country. We Jim Veneman Features any one year. We celebrate outstanding new celebrate academic excellence at Union University. faculty and staff who have joined We celebrate Union’s wonderful University Photographer 16 8th Annual Scholarship Banquet the Union community. We celebrate heritage, and as we do so we Morris Abernathy a community of scholars devoted to celebrate the hopefulness of the 41st President George H. W. Bush speaks of values and service. serious engagement with the culture, future. In this column in 2000, I Web Development Agent seeking to sanctify the secular by wrote to you about a “Bold Vision: Cam Tracy reclaiming the Christian intellectual Vision and Values 2005.” Today, 20 Campaign Completion tradition. We celebrate the research, we celebrate the near completion of Editorial Office Building a Future campaign completed ahead of schedule and over the top. the publications, the presentations, that strategic plan even as we look Unionite the opportunities of service, but forward toward “2010: A Vision 1050 Union University Drive 22 School of Nursing most of all we celebrate excellence for Excellence” for the university. Jackson, Tenn. 38305-3697 in teaching, prized and prioritized across this While the challenges are many, Union Phone: (731) 661-5298 Union's long respected School of Nursing continues to expand and meet university—in Jackson and Germantown. University has never been healthier. Union has Fax : (731) 661-5177 needs in healthcare services. 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Union University is an academic community, affiliated with the Tennessee Baptist Soli Deo Gloria Convention, equipping persons to think Christianly and serve faithfully in ways consistent with its core About the cover values of being Christ-centered, people-focused, Speaking to a capacity crowd of Union supporters and students, President excellence-driven, and future-directed. ©2004 George H.W. Bush urged this generation “not to do it alone, but be part David S. Dockery of a team” and “get off the sidelines” and serve as problem solvers in their communities. “There is not a problem in the United States that isn't being solved somewhere and some way in a community. You must connect and mobilize,” Bush said. 2 Fall 2004 www.uu.edu Fall 2004 3 UNIONITE UNIONITE NEWSBRIEFS CAMPUS NEWS CAMPUS NEWS NEWSBRIEFS 1050 Union trustees continued from pg.4 approve CRNA and Christian education.” doctoral programs “I’m excited about seeing Union Union University’s board of helping to fill this need,” said Lisa Rogers, a Jackson OB/GYN and trustees voted unanimously to U.U. Union trustee who helped study the DRIVE approve a certified registered nurse a delegate in the future. For anyone “It’s networking; it’s first hand experience. anesthetist (CRNA) program and who enjoys politics, a national political Just think of the kinds of people they met feasibility of a CRNA program. a new academic track in higher convention is something that they must there – media, elected officials. This was CRNA graduates typically find education administration in the experience,” Mitchell said. their opportunity to see a major political an extremely receptive job market. DRIVE university’s Ed.D. degree. Evans was excited by the opportunities event up-close and personal. Just open Starting annual salaries average U.U. Final approval for both programs was afforded to the students by the your eyes and you will learn. Even for $118,000, according to Allied also granted by Union University faculty. Washington Center program. someone with a Ph.D. in political Consulting, a Dallas-based health The CRNA program is designed “I would have loved to have done science, this is a learning experience for care staffing firm. to meet increasing needs for nurse something like this,” he said. “Obviously, me as well,” Evans said. The new Ed.D. track in higher anesthetists and is a result of requests I’ve always been a political junkie. education administration is also

1050 from area hospitals. The new graduate expected to begin classes in the fall program, scheduled to begin in of 2005. College of Education and January 2006, includes a 30-month Human Studies dean Tom Rosebrough curriculum designed for those who described the program as “nationally already hold a four-year nursing based to prepare administrators in degree and will result in a master’s Union ranked nationally in top educational leadership.” degree in nursing. West Tennessee The 60-hour degree program will Healthcare recently committed a include five courses delivered online, $2.5 million gift to support the ten Christian business schools three more with a blended design that includes on-campus and online program, once it completed the nion University’s McAfee School of distinguishes a Union University education.” delivery, and the rest in classes on approval process. Business Administration has been According to Business Reform writer Union’s Jackson campus. Recent statistics indicate a projected ranked in the top 10 among the Jared Crooks, the magazine plans to national shortfall of 7,000 CRNAs nation’s best Christian business schools make the list an annual tradition to by 2005, according to Union University U LAUNCH comes to Union represented at 2004 by Business Reform magazine. The list inform their readers of schools teaching Germantown campus Provost Carla Sanderson. appears in the September/October issue. biblical business principles. “It is quite satisfying for Union “This honor is a wonderful recognition “Christian programs should be educating The LAUNCH program extended University to be able to respond to national political conventions for Union University, and it is a tribute their students at a higher level, taking its classes to the Germantown campus a national workforce demand,” said this fall, offering the degree completion olitical science moved outside the media organizations, party delegations, to the faculty and staff in McAfee School basic truths of the faith and implementing Sanderson. “It’s even more satisfying program to a larger number of non- classroom for a Union University interest groups and other political groups of Business Administration for their them into every aspect of the students’ that we are joining with West Tennessee traditional students. It is an 18-month professor and two students chosen allowed students first-hand experience dedication and hard work,” said Dr. educational career, as well as equipping Health Care and others in meeting program allowing working adults by the Washington Center to attend of various aspects of the convention. Keith Absher, dean of the McAfee them for real world challenges,” Crooks a need that will directly impact so P to earn their bachelor of science in the national political conventions. “The seminars helped them to relate School of Business Administration. said. “Business Reform is dedicated to many around us.” organizational leadership (BSOL) and Sean Evans, assistant professor of political their individual experiences to the larger “Business Reform is the leading informing our readership of what programs Because of decreased enrollments is ideal for those who have either science, led a seminar for students dynamics of the convention and campaign,” Christian business magazine, making the are doing the best job in teaching students in nursing programs in general during already earned their associate’s participating in the Washington Center Evans said. designation even more significant,” he said. to run their own business (or manage a the 1990s and the subsequent degree or have at least 60 hours program at the Republican National Faculty from colleges and universities In addition to the top 10 ranking, business) and to do so for the glory of God.” decrease in the pool of nurses eligible in college credits. Convention, Aug. 30-Sept. 3, in New across the nation led the seminar sessions, Union’s business program was listed third The top 10 schools were chosen after for CRNA certification, the York City. Matt Oshel of Harrisburg, Ill., which included discussion of Is This Any in a peer assessment by other business a survey of over 100 schools nationwide. workforce shortfall is expected to a senior majoring in political science, also Way to Run a Democratic Election, 3rd deans across the nation and fifth for Schools on the list were identified as rise until at least the year 2020. attended the republican convention and edition, by Stephen J. Wayne. Both the degree and course offerings. endeavoring to “educate their students In the southeastern United States, worked with the Illinois state delegation. students and faculty were chosen through “It is particularly gratifying to be in how work and faith interact on an CRNA education programs tend to Ross Mitchell, a senior political science a competitive process. recognized by other business school essential level, with one helping to shape be located in large metropolitan areas. major from Selmer, Tenn., attended the For Mitchell, potential for networking deans,” Absher said. the other as both are continually refined,” The nearby state of Mississippi has Democratic National Convention held made the program a welcome prospect. Union President David S. Dockery the article said. no CRNA program within its borders. in Boston, Mass., July 26-29. “Dr. Evans, my advisor, was the major shared Absher’s enthusiasm. Absher sees the recognition as affirmation Nonetheless, CRNA practitioners Participants in The Washington influence,” Mitchell said. “He approached “We are certainly excited about this of Union’s dedication to integrating faith are the sole administrators of anesthesia Center’s Campaign 2004 arrived one me one day and asked, ‘What would you well-deserved recognition for the School and learning in all areas of the university. in about two-thirds of the nation’s week prior to their respective party’s say if you got a chance to meet some of Business at Union University,” “Our faculty and staff are committed rural hospitals. convention. The first week consisted of Democratic leaders and possibly establish Dockery said. “To be seen as one of the to producing strong Christian business “You don’t see a lot of schools seminars to prepare students for the some networks with them?’ I could not top 10 church-related Business Schools in leaders that will impact all areas of the working to build a network of rural convention week as they discussed general refuse that offer. the country is a tribute to the quality of marketplace,” Absher said, “and it is hospitals for a program like this,” aspects of the campaign. In the second “My expectations were exceeded during faculty, the breadth of the curriculum, fitting that they should be recognized as said Dr. Tim Smith, Union’s new week, students attended seminars in the those two weeks. Boston is a very interesting and the depth of the program grounded one of the top 10 schools in the nation School of Nursing dean. “It’s the morning and did field work in the afternoons city, and the convention is nothing like I in the liberal arts and communicated for this pursuit.” beginning of a new era in and evenings. Field work assignments with have ever seen. I would love to return as through the worldview framework which continued> continued>

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continued from pg.5 Launch Program “Everyone offers folks the potential for a career change in education, nursing and even business,” said

DRIVE Randy Shadburn, executive director of the Germantown campus. “With For the economy changing and company downsizing, a lot of people, by either Doors to China opened choice or necessity, are looking for U.U. career changes.” In the section of the LAUNCH for faculty and student exchange program offered on the Germantown All campus, students choose between two concentrations – Christian

1050 from Union University leadership and allied health manage- ment. LAUNCH is built on a “cohort” new partnership agreement between to help us with our rather young model, in which a small group of Union University and Yanbian engineering program.” students attends courses together for University of Science and Technology For Union students, the partnership It’s the duration of the 14 courses needed inA Yanji, China, could result in an will open opportunities for groups for the BSOL. Classes began for the exchange of faculty members as early as of students to travel to Yanji on Global Christian leadership cohort group the fall semester of 2005, according to Outreach (GO) trips and as part of a on Oct. 18 and for the allied health Union President David S. Dockery. study abroad program. cohort group on Nov. 4. Dockery, his wife, Lanese Dockery, and “We could have students going over READING AND STUDYING “We’re excited about our expansion Dr. Cynthia Jayne, associate provost for there sometime in the spring or certainly Worth! to the Germantown campus,” said intercultural and international studies, next summer,” Dockery said. “I think it’s THE BIBLE FOR LIFE Barbara Perry, director of LAUNCH traveled to Yanji, a city of 250,000 on the a unique opportunity for our students to and associate professor of management. north Korean border about 40 miles south go into a place where they can learn to be “We think we can meet a lot more of Russia, in July. Talk of a partnership sensitive to culture and courageous and adult students’ needs.” between the two universities began last convictional about their Christianity spring when President Chin Kyung Kim at the same time.” of YUST and other officials visited Union. Dockery spoke of a growing openness Absher named dean of “It was at their initiative that this took and freedom of religion he witnessed in FEATURING McAfee School of Business place,” Dockery said. “We were happy to China. Though care must be taken, Yanbian respond. This is a real partnership. This is is an openly Christian university, which Gordon Fee something that is win-win for Union made the partnership especially appealing. and for them.” “We both have a dual concern for According to Dockery, the partnership academic excellence and a serious is designed to work with the strengths of Christian commitment,” Dockery said. each university. “We share those two foundational aspects “They specialize in science, engineering of our mission. Even though the Michael& Card and technology areas,” Dockery said. “Of strengths of our universities are different, R. Keith Absher was officially course, they have a full range of courses, and our cultures are different, those two installed as dean of the McAfee but that’s where their specializations are. foundational commitments are the same.” School of Business Administration April 15-16 What they want from Union are people during fall convocation at Union to come and teach English, literature and University. Absher assumed his HOSTED BY English as a second language. They will duties in July, replacing Dr. Walton send us faculty members in the areas Padelford, who served as dean R.C. Ryan Center of science and engineering, particularly during the search process. “Keith Absher’s coming to Union for Biblical Studies as our dean of the McAfee School of Business Administration is a significant step toward ensuring an excellent future for Union University,” said Provost Carla Sanderson. “Dr. Absher $45-Group Discounts Available has the ideal combination of experience, personality, community involvement, Breakout sessions on various aspects of interpreting and commitment to a Christian and applying Scripture led by UU faculty and special guests. world and life view for a leader at A conference on interpreting and applying the Bible well. Union and in the Jackson community.” Great opportunity for training for pastors, continued> Sunday school teachers, Bible study leaders, etc. MICHAEL CARD

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continued from pg.6 continued from pg.8 Absher named dean at Union as junior-high-age campers Absher formerly served as chair and come to Union as a student, of the management and marketing graduate and now work as counselors for Centrifuge. It’s neat to see how department at the University of U.U. it has impacted their lives,” said DRIVE North Alabama (UNA). Prior to his artistically, and I could have stayed to the three Union professors, as well as appointment to that position in view it all day.” individuals from Oxford. Linn Stranak, chair of the physical 2001, he was professor of marketing According to Nadasky, the drawing Adam Winters, senior Biblical studies education, wellness and sport at UNA. He has taught at the summed up what the trip was all about. major, participated in the trip for honors department and Union’s director DRIVE university level since 1974, including After viewing many works of art over credit. “Very few people can ever say they of Centrifuge. U.U. employment at Athens (Ala.) State the years, this particular drawing was have taken courses at Oxford and that is Bill and Elaine Hughes from College and Jacksonville (Ala.) State “beyond words.” one of the main reasons I went on the Eastside Baptist Church in University. Absher also served as Nang Mitsamphanh, sophomore trip. Our time in Oxford had an influence Mountain Home, Ark., have a visiting professor at Western public relations and advertising major, on my course work at Union because so returned to Union for five years University in Baku, Azerbaijan. went on the trip for arts and western much of church history took place in because their youth have not wanted

1050 He also was an Oxford Scholar civilization credit. Oxford; there are lots of connections there.” to go anywhere else after their initial during his tenure at the University “This study tour gave me an insight One student took a closer look at his Centrifuge experience here. “To us of Arkansas and Eminent Scholar Summer 2004 into how cultures differ from our own own family history when he toured the it is just a great experience; it’s Chair at UNA. In addition, he has American culture. In relating to my Salisbury Cathedral where many of his definitely a life changing camp. I’m more than 25 years experience as a course work at Union, I found the ancestors are buried. sold on Centrifuge and also on the business consultant in marketing techniques in communicating with the “My parents found our family name experience we have there at Union,” Study Tour to Europe said Elaine Hughes, who assists her and strategic planning. masses were different, and the marketing on the tombs when they were traveling “Union University is blessed to he Oxford Amsterdam summer “I wrote to the bishop, offering to take strategies here are completely different here years ago and decided to research husband in youth ministry. have someone of Keith Absher’s 2004 study tour led by Dr. Randall him to lunch with my hymnology than they are in Europe,” Mitsamphanh said. our lineage and see if there were any The theme for next summer is stature and experience to lead the Bush, professor of Christian studies and students,” Penny said, “but Bishop and Kim Kurz, sophomore vocal performance relations,” said Gregory Poore, sophomore “Masterpiece.” The music, sermons, School of Business in the years to philosophy,T Chris Nadasky, professor of art, Mrs. Dudley-Smith prepared lunch in major, also learned the difference between philosophy major. “We found out we programs and track times will all be come,” Union President David S. and Dr. Mike Penny, associate professor their home instead. Our students thus cultural backgrounds. were related and I got to talk with one built around the theme. Dockery said. “Keith’s outstanding of music, afforded 15 Union University had a manifold blessing: dining in a “We are stuck in our own bubble so of the overseers of the cathedral who told Stranak is excited about the program knowledge of the business world, his students life enriching experiences. British home with a charming couple, much of the time and in Europe we were me some background on my ancestors.” because after 25 years, he sees commitment to community and visiting with an Anglican bishop and able to see people who were completely The Union professors emphasized that Centrifuge staying on the cutting regional growth, and his reputation Music students have conversing with a celebrated hymnist.” different from us, but still similar to us in even though the students were on the edge. “This program remains strong memorable encounter in the academic world will serve well Before lunch Dudley-Smith took his many ways,” Kurz said. study tour for a particular class, it was and continues to grow because they Three hymnology students had an the students, faculty, and friends of four guests to the village of Bemerton, still important to take in everything. make adjustments; they listen to the unforgettable encounter: music majors Union University in coming days.” just outside Salisbury, to visit the tiny Honors students take Junior Stephanie Terrell, psychology evaluations,” Stranak said. “I think Rachel Conway, Erin Hale and Daniel church where the great hymn writer and courses at Oxford major, said, “I had never been out of Union has been pleased to be a part Schafers, along with Penny, dined as metaphysical poet George Herbert spent Lectures were given throughout the the country before, but seeing all of the of this program and what it has Summer at Union guests in the Salisbury home of retired his life as rector. He also led the group group’s stay in Oxford on varying topics museums and churches in reality instead accomplished in young people’s lives.” means Centrifuge Anglican bishop and noted writer to “Old Sarum,” the ancient ruins of from philosophy and Christian studies to of through a textbook definitely enhanced Timothy Dudley-Smith and his wife Arlette. the first cathedral, and Stonehenge. architecture. The lectures were given by my learning experience.” Guest Speakers broaden According to Penny, the hymns of “These students had a connection with learning and deepen Bishop Dudley-Smith are becoming highly a leader in contemporary Christianity,” Christian thought regarded. Most newer American hymnals Penny said. “We the Union family will Students at Union University are contain the great poems, “Tell Out, My have more encounters with Bishop privileged to hear top academicians Soul, the Greatness of the Lord” (#81, Dudley-Smith as well. Dr. Ron Boud of who visit as guest speakers in the The Baptist Hymnal 1991), a hymn of our music department has set a Dudley- classroom as well as in chapel services. praise that uses Mary’s Magnificat as Smith text to music as the result of our Centrifuge, a student ministry This fall has brought notable point of departure, and the praise hymn trip, and Dr. Richard Joiner and the UU of LifeWay, is 25 years old and has scholars and leaders to campus: “Name of All Majesty, Fathomless Singers have included an anthem to his been held each summer on the Dr. Mike Boyd, campus of Union University for Mystery” (#207, The Baptist Hymnal; words as part of their 2004 2005 repertory.” #116, The Celebration Hymnal 1997). president of the the past 18 years. Tennessee Baptist The Baptist Hymnal contains five other Art students gain insights Approved to be a site for the Convention and Dudley-Smith texts. While touring the National Gallery in camp in 1987, Union hosted in pastor of Wallace His hymn texts, numbering more than London, Nadasky viewed the drawing by 2004 5,519 campers and counselors Memorial Baptist from 208 churches in 20 states. 300, have won many awards. They are Leonardo da Vinci titled, “The Madonna Church in Knoxville, in a chapel Surveys indicate well over 1,500 collected in four volumes. Dudley-Smith and Child.” message, Sept. 22, challenged the students have attended Union in gave each of his Union guests a copy of “This was the most profound moment Union community to examine their direct relation to previously one of the volumes. The hymns have also for me as an artist,” he said. “The drawing personal responsibility in seeking attending Centrifuge here. been published under one cover in A was on a level I had never experienced passion for God’s kingdom versus “What’s exciting now is we’re House of Praise. In 2003, Dudley-Smith before, and I was awestruck. The drawing the world. seeing kids who came to Centrifuge was awarded the Order of the British moved me emotionally, spiritually and Empire “for services to hymnody.” “It was a joy to have Mike Boyd continued> continued>

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continued from pg.9 continued from pg.10 Guest Speakers of veterans returning home in his in chapel in his role as president of lecture “The Best Years of Their the Tennessee Baptist Convention,” Lives? Americans Return Home from the Second World War, 1945- Union President David S. Dockery U.U. 1950” and enlightened the audience DRIVE said. “He challenged the Union world and to embrace one another “It is not that we master theology and community to focus on priorities regardless of ethnic or racial background.” then explore all other areas across the with “A Summons to Memphis: centered and grounded in the kingdom Dockery also explained that faith curriculum, but it is a bringing together Elvis and the Making of Modern of God. We appreciated his words and impacts every aspect of life for a of our knowledge of God and our Musical Culture” at Union’s annual DRIVE his leadership in TBC life.” Christian, including the whole process knowledge of the subject matter under Carls-Schwerdfeger history lecture- U.U. Dr. Henry “Fritz” of learning. He said that, at the heart investigation,” he said. “Without this ship on Oct. 12. Childers has won a Schaefer, Graham of Union’s Christ-centered approach to correlative approach to learning, all number of awards for his work in Perdue Professor of education, is the “belief that God has knowledge is basically abstract, whether the classroom and is the author and Chemistry and the revealed Himself to us in creation, in biology, economics, English, engineering, editor of several books on modern director of the Center history, in our conscience, and ultimately political science or the arts.” German history and the Second World War. 1050 for Computational in Christ, and that this revelation is now Dockery said that we cannot know Quantum Chemistry at the University primarily available to us in Holy Scripture. God without knowing that we are created Dr. Voddie T. of Georgia gave a chapel message This revealed truth is the foundation of in the image of God, and that all things Baucham, Jr. and Pew Charitable Trust lecture on all we believe, teach and do at Union being explored fall under the umbrella of returned to Union to Oct. 6. His lectures on the relationship University. We believe that this God God as both Creator of the universe and lead students in the between science and religion have revealed truth in the framework in which the source of all truth. annual Faith in been presented at most major we understand and interpret our world, “We cannot connect these things Practice Conference, universities. Schaefer has been the events of human history, as well as in a unified whole, we cannot fully Oct. 13-15. A highly sought after nominated for the Nobel Prize, has our responsibilities toward God and understand the grand metanarrative, Bible teacher and speaker, Baucham authored over 1,000 publications Dockery calls for one another in this world.” we cannot truly grasp how to explore and founded Voddie Baucham Ministries and holds the distinction of being the He reminded the campus that the engage the issues in history and science, in 1993 and has released a book, sixth-most cited chemist in the world. Christian faith impacts “how we live, business and healthcare, apart from this Bible study and academic journal Dr. Henry interdisciplinary focus, how we think, how we write books, how approach to learning. Thus at Union article this past spring. Beginning Blackaby, president we govern society, how we treat one University we will seek to sanctify the this fall, he is also serving as an and founder of another.” He said it also must impact secular because Jesus Christ has adjunct professor at Union. Blackaby Ministries asks campus ‘to do’ the Word our understanding of language, history, come to earth.” “We are thrilled to have Voddie teaching for us in the Christian International, was uring Union University’s fall were all called to help make the university government and art. Studies area,” said George Guthrie, keynote speaker for convocation, President David S. a better place and to do good things on Benjamin W. Perry Professor of PreachingPoints, a one-day pastors’ Dockery called for “a renewed and off the campus. Bible and chair of the Union’s conference. While on campus, he emphasis on the integration of faith and “We are to be agents of reconciliation D school of Christian studies. “He also led the October 8th chapel learning and also a heightened perspective in the church and in society,” he said. brings exceptional speaking gifts, offers services. Blackaby has been a leader on interdisciplinary conversations across “We are to build bridges where there are deep reflection on the Scripture, and in churches in California and the campus” but also challenged students, walls, particularly with reference to the has a passion for cultural engagement. Canada and on the Southern faculty and staff not to forget the applica- racial divide that has haunted our country He will make a significant impact.” Baptist mission boards. He is tion of the Christian faith in people’s lives. since its inception. Thus this year, on the Dr. C. Marvin the award-winning author of Dockery asked the university’s academic Union University campus, we will seek to Lang, professor of Experiencing God. leaders to form and shape a department of expand our ongoing efforts to prioritize chemistry at the “Dr. Blackaby has distinquished interdisciplinary studies “that can bring our role in the area of racial reconciliation. University of himself as a man whose passion for together a rich conversation from across I believe that’s what it means to love our Wisconsin-Stevens God is inspiring. His writings have every corner of this campus,” because neighbor, be doers of the Word. We normally Point, enthralled an encouraged a generation to love the “best of the Christian intellectual are hearers of the Word, thinkers about audience of Union students, middle God and to become active members tradition calls for us to think how these the Word. We can spell a word and and high school students, and of the Body of Christ. Having him important matters can be integrated reflect upon a word, but to do the Word teachers with his presentation on on campus to speak about the need across the university.” puts a different shape upon what we are “The Elements and Leadership of for spiritual awakening was However, Dockery said that an educational all about here in this place.” The Ellis Family Chemistry,” Oct. 14. Lang’s visit to undoubtedly a blessing to our entire model grounded in the Christian faith Dockery asked students, faculty and campus was co-sponsored by the community,” said Charles Fowler, cannot forget the importance of application staff to demonstrate “doing the Word” by The Schultz Family Union Chapter of the Student senior vice president for university for the lives of people. He referenced one honoring one another through words and Affiliates of the American Chemical relations and associate professor of of eight of the university’s priorities for actions committed to each person’s success. Union welcomes the 2004-2005 missionaries-in-residence. Society and the Kentucky Lake Christian ministries and education. 2010 that says, in part, “we will nurture “We will seek God’s guidance in how Both families are church planters in Brazil. Mark and Diane Ellis and their five children– Section of the American Dr. Thomas Childers, a native an ongoing commitment to the Great we can best contribute to constructive Nicholas (’04), Brenton, Ian (a current Union student), Andrew and Victoria–have served there Chemical Society. East Tennessean and the Sheldon Commandment, which compels our exercises that will help us honor, respect for the past 10 years. Clyde and Carol Schultz have served for 15 years. The Schultzes have four “Teachers and students of the and Lucy Hackney Professor of community to recognize that a love for and love one another,” he said. “We pray children: Christina, Carl, Catherine, and Curtis. The three eldest are Union students. Union chemical sciences in Jackson and History at the University of God requires a love for all humanity.” that God would give us grace to be has provided residential accommodations for missionary families on stateside assignment West Tennessee were indeed Pennsylvania, examined the difficulties Dockery reminded the audience that they agents of redemption in this broken for the past 13 years. continued> continued>

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continued from pg.11 continued from pg.12 Guest Speakers Christian Leadership and has fortunate to have the opportunity become a campus calendar highlight. to hear and interact with a master Some of the leading thinkers of this generation have addressed the Mars of the science teaching art such as U.U. Hill Forum, including Os Guinness, DRIVE Dr. Marvin Lang,” said Charles Baldwin, Union’s O.P. and Evalyn E. David Cook, Steven Garber, and Hammons university professor of Wendy Shalit. pre-medical studies. “Dr. Lang’s Dr. Al Jackson, DRIVE chemical demonstrations have pastor of Lakeview U.U. been seen and acclaimed across Baptist Church, the United States from Florida to Auburn, Ala., and South Dakota and from California Dr. James Emery to Maryland.” White, pastor of Dr. Ken Fentress of Southern Mecklenburg Community Church, 1050 Baptist Theological Seminary led chapel services Oct. 20. Fentress Charlotte, N.C., were joined the faculty at Southern after featured speakers at serving as senior pastor of Liberty PreachingPoints, a Baptist Church in Lisbon, Md. one-day conference “We were pleased to have for church leaders on Sept. 9, Professor Fentress on our campus,” sponsored by Union University's said Todd Brady, minister to the office of church services. Both men university and instructor of Assisting at the Olympics, were inducted into the R. G. Lee Christian studies. “With his rich Society of Fellows. and varied experience in academia, “One of the things we have as our privilege at Union University is to local churches and denominational UnionBy Ken Walker, Baptistalum Press extends his faith leadership, combined with his carry forth the R. G. Lee tradition of great communicators, great current positions as dean of intercultural athan Scott (’03) went to Athens This was Scott’s third Olympics statesmen and great leaders in studies and assistant professor of with the International Sports experience. In 2000, he was part of an Southern Baptist life,” said President Old Testament interpretation, we Federation in June, but he wasn’t International Mission Board summer David S. Dockery. greatly anticipate his time with us.” Na part of the 31-member ISF volunteer mission team and, in 2002, he worked Gerald Bray, Anglican Professor team involved in leading sports clinics with the North American Mission of Divinity at Beeson Divinity in Greece from Aug. 13-29. Board’s Global Outreach initiative just Union in the arts School at Samford University, in Instead, he served as sports information prior to the 2002 Winter Olympics in Metamorphosis Birmingham, Ala., guided the Beginning 2004-2005 operator at the Hotel Oasis’ sports desk. Salt Lake City. Reformation Day chapel observance s a new academic year begins, Union spend time with professors who list The hotel housed International Olympic Initially, Scott was part of an ISF team on Oct. 29. Dr. Bray’s expertise in University campus is stirred from its realistic expectations for students and Federation presidents and other officials that led soccer, volleyball and basketball church history and historical theology summer lull. student leaders who give an honest from across the world. clinics for more than 75 teenagers. made him an ideal speaker for this AEager freshmen are first on the scene picture of what college life is like.” “My clients were VIPs and they were After that event, Scott remained in ] annual celebration as we reflected for orientation. Parents help their Other marks of fall include Rush Week to be treated as royalty,” Scott said. “My Athens as a logistical organizer for ISF, on the great heritage afforded students move in the residence halls for for fraternities and sororities, organizational services were to be as an information developing project schedules for sports Christians by the Reformation. the first time, as a new chapter of life meetings, cheerleader tryouts, receptions- guide to them and as a personal contact mission teams, organizing transportation Russell Moore, begins for both. Upper classmen move in all planned to help students become for anything they needed.” and coordinating plans with team leaders. guest lecturer for a few days later, and the transformation acquainted with each other and get However, along the way he hoped that Other assignments included working Union’s fourth annual is complete: the students are back! them involved in campus life. he built relationships while assisting people with an Athletes in Action team from Mars Hill Forum on The first event in the new year for Other fall semester events enjoyed by and in sharing a “More Than Gold” Holland and an ISF team from Sept. 9, argued that freshman and transfer students is the entire campus community include Olympic pin that, via its multiple colors, Southwest Missouri State University. the concept of the FOCUS, Union's orientation program, Fall Fest, Family Weekend, All-Sing, relates the story of Christ or a pocket ISF, based in Atlanta, has dispatched Union University Players presented kingdom of God should result in an which has become a traditional rite of theatre performances, concerts, guest guide that, in a dozen languages, includes more than 1,500 volunteers on more Metamorphosis on the stage of the identifiable theology of socio-political passage for entering students. FOCUS speakers and athletic games. information recounting the time the than 200 projects since its founding in W.D. Powell Theatre Oct. 14-19. engagement for the evangelical acclimates students to campus life – Faculty and staff also gear up for a new Apostle Paul spent in Greece. The guide 1993, usually tackling sports-related Adapted for the stage by Steve Church. Dr. Moore's lecture received helping them to adjust to Union as their cycle in the academic calendar. Some are is produced by Flame, an Athens-based clinics and other ventures in tandem with Berkoff, the short story by Franz wide acclaim from over 100 students new home and understand what it means beginning a new phase of their careers; outreach of AMG International in International Mission Board missionaries Kafka tells of Gregor Samsa, a and faculty present and his chapel to be a college student. others are more seasoned in the Knoxville, Tenn. in more than 40 countries on six continents. young man who supports his parents address the following morning held “Orientation helps new students traditions of fall. “If someone was from China and Scott’s summer work served a dual and younger sister financially by a standing-room only crowd. The understand the requirements and Both the new and the familiar blend didn’t don’t know much English at least purpose, earning credit hours toward his becoming a traveling salesman, who Mars Hill Forum, a theology and responsibilities of being a student,” said during the year to form the community I was be able to give them something in graduate degree in sports administration wakes up one morning to find himself culture lecture series, is sponsored Neal Rager, coordinator of student that is Union University. their language,” Scott said of the multi- at the University of Louisville and moving changed into an insect. by the Carl F. H. Henry Center for leadership development at Union, “they lingual resource. toward his career goal of one day working This was Darren Michael’s fifth continued> continued> continued>

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continued from pg.13 continued from pg.14 Union in the arts at Rochester Institute of Technology show to direct at Union and was as assisting chair for the School of designed in coordination with seniors American Crafts before accepting continued from pg.13 a position as assistant professor at Emily Brown, Nathan Ross, Jeremy U.U. Bridgewater State College in DRIVE Parker and Daniel Graham. The cast fulltime with the Olympic movement. the fact you’re an American. They appre- weeks who share her faith in Christ and Bible studies and prayer groups that meet included a mix of experienced actors Sports are a natural entree to meeting ciate you wanting to reach out and “really helped to encourage me in my both on and off campus. Wandera has Bridgewater, Mass., teaching and freshmen in the theatre department. people, said Scott, a former pole-vaulter getting to know their culture.” walk with God,” she said. been in several different churches during ceramics and metal smithing. Leads were played by seniors Patrick who also played one year of college Scott said. “Pray for the hearts of the She spent some time with the USA her few months in Jackson, but says she Marilyn Keiser DRIVE Meyers and Emily Brown as Gregor’s football before transferring to Union. people. Pray the Gospel was presented to women’s basketball team and other hasn’t settled on one yet. Virtuoso concert organist Marilyn U.U. parents, Jill Casey as his sister and “Sometimes it’s hard to get into the ‘in’ the people [and that] God opens their athletes who played on college or Wandera transferred to Union in the Keiser performed as this year’s musician Jared New as Gregor himself. group of Greek culture,” Scott said. “But hearts to the message of freedom found professional teams in the USA. “That was fall of 2003 and made an immediate for the annual McAfee Organ Recital Linda McCune if you’re willing to go out and play ball in Jesus Christ.” a neat experience to be able to talk with impact on the 6-year-old volleyball on Sept. 23. Chancellor’s Professor Linda McCune, multi-media with them, they’re willing to look past other athletes who were competing in the program. As a junior, she was named the of Music at Indiana University, artist, had an exhibit hosted by the USA, just as I was,” she said. TranSouth Conference and NAIA Region Bloomington, she teaches sacred

1050 art department on display in the art Wandera was born into a Christian XI Player of the Year. Wandera was also music and applied organ. She has gallery through the month of family in Kakamega, Kenya, and was named to the NAIA All-American team also been heard on National Public September. A native of Dyersburg, born again in 1997. She is very involved last season. Radio, recorded seven albums and Tenn., she finds her inspiration all on Union’s campus as a part of several traveled extensively as an organ around her, examining virtue, obsession Olympic experience develops recitalist and workshop leader. with affluence, the deteriorating The performance took place in effects of time and relationships the G. M. Savage Memorial Chapel within family, community and testimony of Union University for students and the community. workplace in her pieces. JUST Sculpture Tour “I think this show is one of the A dream come true strongest shows we have ever had. volleyball standout raining and preparation can be One particular test provides the It is very in-depth and some of the ladys Wandera, now a senior on the obvious from her selection to an Olympic important aspects in achieving goals. athletes a supplemental oxygen workout. most considered art work done Union University volleyball team, team. What many may not know about Sara McWhorter (’03) found this to By hooking an athlete to a 60 percent by an artist. It makes it open to spent the final few weeks of her Wandera is that her strong Christian Tbe just as true for herself as a trainer for oxygen tank, it allows them to exercise contemplation by the viewer,” said summer vacation in Athens, Greece, witness has grabbed the attention of Olympic athletes as for the athletes at a higher intensity. Michael Mallard, artist in residence. G themselves. McWhorter attributes her “This was especially useful for cyclists as a member of the Kenyan National those in Jackson, Tenn., as well as those “I know it’s a personal show. It Volleyball team playing in the Summer in Athens, Greece. hard work in a sports medicine major and the tri-athletes like Hunter Kemper,” The Jackson Union Sculpture deals with family history. I know Olympics. The 2004 Summer Olympic Wandera talked about her spare time in and subsequent master’s in exercise she said. Watching the Olympics on Tour (JUST) began its year-long her work deals with the human Games were her second Athens where she, along with physiology as key to receiving an intern- television was especially exciting for her. tour with a reception at the struggle, tragedy and faith.” such games of her volley- many other Christians and ship with the U.S. Olympic Training “I saw athletes I knew such as the boxing Carnegie Center for Arts and McCune shared time with students ball career. Wandera also non-Christians alike, would Center in Colorado Springs, Colo. team, the weightlifting team, women’s History on Sept. 25. and community members in a participated in the 2000 gather in groups and share “My college GPA of 4.0, my certification taekwondo, the volleyball teams and rifle In the second year of the five-year reception on October 1. Summer Olympics in their faith and experiences from the American College of Sports shooters,” McWhorter said. program, JUST brought in five new Preston Saunders Sydney, Australia. While with each other. She told of Medicine, and lab work at the University McWhorter found her supervisors to sculptures to be on display through- Preston Saunders returned to the Kenya did not advance out how she learned from the of Mississippi are factors that gave me an be extremely intelligent and helpful and out downtown Jackson including art gallery of Union University from of the first round action in testimonies of others and advantage over the other applicants,” felt they taught her a great deal about her this year’s Purchase Award winner, October 5-29 to display his ceramics the Athens games, she still hoped her testimony had the McWhorter said. profession. However, it was interaction “Reaching for the Sun” by Wayne in an exhibit hosted by the art treasured the experience same lasting effect on others She was one of 20 interns out of 600 with the athletes that inspired her the Trapp. The other four sculptures department. Saunders served as for the second time as if who heard. applicants selected to work with athletes most. She still maintains friendships with include “Untitled” by Arny Nadler, a studio assistant to Aaron Lee it were the first. “We gathered during the of U.S. Olympic teams January through many of them, and goes to the center “Socket 1” by Michael Cottrell, Benson, Union professor of art, Wandera returned to free times to share the Word May in preparation for the 2004 summer two or three times a week. “Quasarc” by Nicole Beck and from 1994-1996. He returned in Union just as classes were of God with others,” Olympics in Athens. “My most enjoyable part of the intern “Guardian” by Stretch. 2000 to do a solo exhibit and beginning. Her Union Wandera said. “We had the “It is a dream come true. I get to do experience was being involved with the The winner of last year’s Purchase invitational workshop. teammates had already opportunity to work with all types of testing with athletes from all athletes,” she said. Award, “Earthen Passage” by Glenn In the time since his last visit, begun their practices for groups like Athletes in Action sports,” said McWhorter, “and it took me Currently McWhorter works part-time Zweygardt, is on display next to Saunders has had the opportunity to the fast-approaching to help share the story of a few weeks to get over being star-struck at Focus on the Family’s health and City Hall, while “Reaching for work as an exchange ceramic professor season. She was excited, to Jesus to many people from from working and even eating lunch with wellness center. She balances out her the Sun” is directly in front of at the Seoul National University of say the least, as she told of her time all over the world”. Olympic medalists.” work schedule as a personal trainer at a the Carnegie Center for Arts and Technology in Seoul, Korea. While during the previous two weeks in Athens. She loved the fact that when volleyball While some of her time was spent with fitness club and teaches first aid. History. The purpose of these there, he was involved in coordinating It seemed that everywhere she turned, was not in session, the athletes got the the men’s gymnastics team doing body “I enjoy the exciting atmosphere work- purchases and the JUST program the International Raku Symposium people wanted to know of her experience. opportunity to work in different venues composition tests, most was devoted to ing with the employees at Focus on the itself is, according to the 2004-2005 Korea 2001 in Daegu, Korea, as well She gladly gave of her time and stories. and witness other events during the doing biological performance tests in the Family,” said McWhorter, “but, my brochure, “to establish Jackson as an as participating in several international All of the Union campus knows of her games. Wandera mentioned names of sport physiology lab. favorite part of my career is the personal urban art center as it continues to ceramic expositions. Upon his impressive talents on the volleyball court, numerous friends made during those few “It’s exciting to see what the human body training, because I form relationships that grow into a major metropolitan return to the states he spent a year is capable of doing,” McWhorter said. often give me the opportunity to witness.” center in West Tennessee.” continued>

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ormer President George H. W. Bush tings) were added from last year’s floor plan. helped Union University stage the most “On a scale of one-to-10, it was an 11,” Fsuccessful Scholarship Banquet in the event’s said Dr. Adrian Rogers, pastor of Bellevue eight-year history. Baptist Church in Cordova, Tenn., near Donors gave $500,000 to Union’s scholar- Memphis. “The president was so warm and ship fund, and 2,200 people packed the Carl folksy. I believe this program will insure to Perkins Civic Center Sept. 21 to hear the the welfare of the university in many ways nation’s 41st President speak of his faith and well beyond the $500,000 raised.” his experiences in office. Last year’s event While serving in the Oval Office from with former New York mayor Rudolph 1989-1993, Bush saw the end of the Cold Giuliani raised just more than $400,000. War, the reunification of Germany with the “It was a great night for Union fall of the Berlin Wall and the liberation of University and for the students who Kuwait during his term. will benefit from the generosity of so Bush, who celebrated his 80th many,” said Union University birthday in June by parachuting President David S. Dockery, who from an airplane in Texas, told hosted the event and led a question- the audience he does not and-answer session with Bush near feel entitled to any the conclusion of the program. special privileges as a Guests pledged between $1,000 former U.S. President. and $15,000 for a record 135 tables. He urged younger Table and balcony seats were sold people in the out in early September, despite the audience to serve fact that 21 tables (170 place set- their communities. continued>

16 Fall 2004 www.uu.edu www.uu.edu Fall 2004 17 UNIONITE UNIONITE continued from pg.17 Bush challenged listeners to “get off the President George W. Bush on April 1. “Today the President is much more open sidelines” and serve the community. He told Briles said she considers it a privilege to with his faith. It is real. It is not posturing.” his audience good government depends have heard both presidents speak. Concerning his family, Bush addressed the entirely upon good people who are willing “His dad is more versed internationally,” question of how it feels to see his son to serve others. He repeatedly referred to a Briles said. “President George W. Bush puts attacked by the media. “thousand points of light,” or caring citizens more emphasis on the domestic side.” “It hurts far more to see my own son who serve the community, encouraging Briles said she enjoyed the relaxed feel criticized than when I was under fire by the students to become one of the lights. to Bush’s speech. “It was one of those media,” Bush said. However, despite media Kristen Ulmer, Student Government conversations you’d have over a cup of criticism, Bush still holds the presidential Association president, gave the invocation. coffee,” she said. office in high esteem. “I still feel like politics She called it a once-in-a-lifetime experience Bush addressed the issues of faith, family is a noble calling.” and felt motivated by Bush’s remarks. and values, and said his beliefs shaped his “I really enjoyed all of his comments, “It was a great chance to hear and see an presidency. Bush said he agreed with especially about faith and values,” said Gary example of servant leadership,” Ulmer said. Abraham Lincoln who said, “I cannot be Taylor, a friend of Union University from “He really stressed that service doesn’t need president without spending some time on Jackson. “I appreciate his transparency in to be in politics, and if it is in politics, it my knees.” letting us look inside his life from a doesn’t have to be at the national level. “I am a Christian, and believe in Christ,” non-political platform.” There are opportunities for service Bush said. The former President’s speech earned anywhere, whether it is in your school Bush described his own childhood, which strong reviews from Union faculty and staff, or local community. To hear that from he said was rooted in strong moral instruction. who also helped contribute to the record someone of his stature is such an “In my own life, my own parents helped fundraising total. encouragement to students.” shape my life. This university helps do that “He was very personable, and I think we “It’s one of those experiences that you for the kids here,” Bush said. “I was privi- got to see the core of a man who loves his won’t ever forget,” said senior Adrienne leged in the values I learned from my family family, loves his country and loves his God,” Briles, political science major, of the speech. – the same values that helped me when I said Dr. Charles Baldwin, the O. P. & Briles spent the spring semester interning was President.” Evalyn Hammons University Professor of at the Family Research Council in Bush also discussed the Christian faith of Pre-Medical Studies. “There was nothing Washington, D.C., where she attended the his son, President George W. Bush. pretentious about him.” signing of the Unborn Child Act by

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ore than a few eyebrows were President Dockery also thanked scores of the school’s needs in the next six years. raised when Union University other donors who gave sacrificially to ensure “Union 2010” will target areas for additional M announced the goal of its that Union’s largest-ever capital campaign growth or initial development. It will also “Building a Future” capital fundraising was successful. identify areas “Building a Future” started campaign. The board of trustees approved a “God has been so gracious to affirm the to address, but did not complete. $35 million goal in 1998, even though the mission and vision of Union University President Dockery called on Union school’s most ambitious goal to that point through the support and involvement of supporters to prayerfully consider the next had been only $10 million. many friends,” said Dockery. “We are steps in that financial journey. But what some might have considered a confident that our most hopeful days “There are many doors of opportunity difficult target actually proved to be too low. are still ahead.” opening for us,” Dockery said. “We need HITHIT Union donors were so generous that Union University’s board of trustees and your continued prayers and support as we trustees voted two years later to increase the staff are embarking on an extensive study of envision Union in 2010.” goal from $35 million to $60 million by 2005. That goal has been exceeded by more than $3 million, a full year ahead of schedule. “This is by far the most ambitious capital campaign in Union’s 181-year history, and it is ending as a resounding success,” said Union President David S. Dockery. Of the $63,100,000 raised during “Building a Future,” $9.6 million will go for endowment and scholarships, $13.2 million for facilities and grounds, nearly $32.5 million for operations gifts and grants, and $7.8 million for general program support. “Much of the credit for this success is due to the efforts of our three co-chairmen,” Dockery said. Those co-chairmen are Roy L. James Ayers, co-chairman of the recently White of Memphis, Benny Fesmire of completed Building a Future campaign, Jackson, and James Ayers of Parsons, Tenn. receives an engraved crystal vase Each was presented with an engraved crystal presented by Charles Fowler and Mike Weeks during the Scholarship Banquet vase during Union University’s Eighth IT!IT! Annual Scholarship Banquet on September 21. 20 Fall 2004 www.uu.edu www.uu.edu Fall 2004 21 UNIONITE UNIONITE New CRNA program will partner with rural hospital systems

nion University will begin a certi- needs for nurse anesthetists and is a result Certified registered nurse anesthetists are fied registered nurse anesthetist of requests from area hospitals. Scheduled anesthesia professionals who administer U (CRNA) program next year, one to begin in January 2006, it is designed for approximately 65 percent of all anesthetics of the few programs in the United States those who already hold a four-year nursing given to patients each year in the United designed in cooperation with rural hospital degree and will include a 30-month cur- States, according to the American systems. Union’s faculty gave the CRNA riculum. West Tennessee Healthcare recent- Association of Nurse Anesthetists (AANA). curriculum a nod Oct. 4 when the program ly committed a $2.5 million gift to support As advanced practice nurses, they work came up for final approval. the program, once it completed the in every setting in which anesthesia is The new graduate track—one of three approval process. Other hospitals systems delivered: traditional hospital operating available in Union’s master of science are working out details for cooperative rooms and delivery rooms; outpatient degree program—will help meet increasing agreements, as well. surgical centers; critical access hospitals; continued> www.uu.edu Fall 2004 23 UNIONITE

continued from pg.23 the offices of dentists, podiatrists, ophthal- eligible for CRNA certification, the work- includes a clinical residency and a thesis or Union names mologists, plastic surgeons and pain force shortfall is expected to rise until at scholarly project. Approximately 15-20 management specialists, as well as in least the year 2020. students will be admitted to each class, with Smith new dean military and state healthcare facilities. In the southeastern United States, CRNA student selection made in collaboration with The AANA cites a decline in the number education programs tend to be located in program partners. Admission requirements for nursing school of positions available for anesthesiology large metropolitan areas. The nearby state of include: residents and an increase in outpatient Mississippi has no CRNA program within • eligibility for registered nurse licensure surgeries and surgical procedures done in its borders. Nonetheless, CRNA practitioners in the state of Tennessee r. Timothy L. Smith has been named places other than hospitals as driving the are the sole administrators of anesthesia in • completion of a bachelor of science in dean of Union University’s school of increased need for CRNAs. Also, insurance about two-thirds of the nation’s rural hospitals. nursing degree with a grade point aver D nursing, effective January 1, 2005. plans are recognizing CRNAs for providing “You don’t see a lot of schools working age of 3.0 or higher Smith currently serves as associate professor and high-quality anesthesia care at reduced costs. to build a network of rural hospitals for • one year of critical care experience coordinator of the nurse anesthesia program at That cost-efficiency of CRNAs helps keep a program like this,” said Dr. Tim Smith, • official Graduate Record Exam the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. escalating medical costs down, the AANA says. Union’s new School of Nursing dean. test scores He will replace Recent statistics indicate a projected “It’s the beginning of a new era in • evidence of writing skills, an interview Tharon Kirk, national shortfall of 7,000 CRNAs by 2005, Christian education.” and references. interim dean according to Union University Provost “I’m excited about seeing Union helping Now that the program has received final during the Carla Sanderson. to fill this need,” said Lisa Rogers, a Jackson approval, the university will begin a national search process. “It is quite satisfying for Union University OB/GYN and Union trustee who helped search for CRNA faculty, according to Smith earned to be able to respond to a national workforce study the feasibility of a CRNA program. Sanderson. a bachelor of demand,” said Sanderson. “It’s even more CRNA graduates typically find an The entire nursing program will be science in nursing satisfying that we are joining with West extremely receptive job market. Starting housed, along with the departments of degree from the Tennessee Health Care and others in meeting annual salaries average $118,000, according chemistry and biology, in Union’s new University of a need that will directly impact so many to Allied Consulting, a Dallas-based health science building when it is completed. Memphis, as well around us.” care staffing firm. Construction will begin in the spring. as master’s and Because of decreased enrollments in nursing Those who enroll in the program can For more information about the CRNA doctoral degrees programs in general during the 1990s and expect to complete 74 hours of intense, full- program, contact Tharon Kirk, interim with nursing anesthesia concentrations from the subsequent decrease in the pool of nurses time study built on a cohort model, which dean, at (731) 661-5331. the same institution. He holds certifications as a registered nurse, a nurse anesthetist, basic and advanced life support. In addition to his current position, Smith has also been employed by the University of “I have worked on the feasibility committee. I have enjoyed Tennessee at Memphis and has practiced with working on that committee and will enjoy working in that CRNA Associates and Anesthesia Consultants program to educate Union students. The Jackson community has Exchange in Chattanooga, as well as the Medical Anesthesia Group, the Cardiovascular a need for the program and I am excited about Union's effort to Center, Methodist Hospitals Central and Baptist provide an anesthetic program.” Memorial Hospital Central, all in Memphis. He was voted faculty member of the year in Melissa LeFave ’98 UTC’s school of nursing in 2003 and received Jackson-Madison County General Hospital- anesthesia the excellence in teaching award from graduate students at UT-Memphis in 1999. Smith is a member of the American Association of Nurse Anesthetists and the Tennessee Association of Nurse Anesthetists. According to Dr. Carla Sanderson, Union CRNA program adds one more track University’s provost, “Dr. Tim Smith brings to Union’s school of nursing two key qualities: to Union master’s degree in nursing a heart for introducing young minds to the career of nursing and its endless opportunities he new certified registered nurse nursing,” she said. “Both the nursing are designed on the cohort model, in which for Christian service and valuable leadership anesthetist (CRNA) program education track and the CRNA track are class members take all the core courses experience in advanced practice nursing. T adds one more track in Union designed to produce nurses who can help together as a group. The education, As the profession of nursing continues to University’s master of science degree in meet critical shortage areas. Despite the administration and CRNA tracks are set grow and develop in even more advanced nursing. In addition to CRNA, the graduate growing interest in nursing as a profession, up so that students take classes with their roles, Dr. Smith will lead us to take advantage program offers tracks in nursing education most schools have difficulty finding qualified respective track group. of new opportunities for service. and nursing administration. faculty to teach. Without teachers, enroll- Both nursing education and nursing “Academic deans at Union University hold Interim Dean Tharon Kirk says that the ments cannot increase. The nurse educator administration tracks include 38 class hours the key leadership positions for ensuring the advanced degree program is one way Union track is designed to help address this problem.” and are offered on both Germantown and right programs for the future,” she said. is meeting shortages in the field. Kirk said the nursing administration track Jackson campuses, while the CRNA track “Union has been blessed beyond measure in “The master’s program at Union seeks to prepares nurses for leadership roles in includes 74 hours and will be available only recent years with outstanding dean leadership. meet the need for nurses with advanced “advanced professional nursing practice with in Jackson. With the addition of Dr. Tim Smith, the levels of knowledge and skills who can help specific functional and clinical abilities.” dean leadership team at Union is truly address some of the shortage issues related to All three graduate tracks in the program a remarkable one.” Nursing major Steven Wilson holds a newborn during clinicals. 24 Fall 2004 www.uu.edu Fall 2004 25 UNIONITE UNIONITE ROLLCALLOFCONTRIBUTORS 27 ONITE I UN Fall 2004 Fall oncerned individuals and organizations significantly shape the life and members of leadership University, Union institution. 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Dodds & Mrs. Darrell Mr. Dorsett & Mrs. John Mr. Dorsey Mrs. Janet Dossmann & Mrs. Oliver Mr. Dougan F. & Mrs. David Mr. Douglas Ms. June Dowdy & Mrs. Mike Mr. J. Doyle Bobby Mr. Doyle Tommy Mr. J. Dratnol & Mrs. Robert Mr. Mrs. Cathy D. Drewry Drewry Mrs. Glenda S. Drinnon & Mrs. John Dr. & Mrs. Carl J. Duck Dr. Dulaney Mrs. Odelle Mrs. Amy Dunavant M. Duncan and Hazel T. Homer Duncan W. Richard Dr. Dunn Mrs. Emily S. Dunton Ms. Jane Dyer Bethany Ms. Lauren I., Dyer Mildred Church Baptist First Dyer Baptist First Dyersburg Easley H. and Nancy Kendell Easley Nancy Dr. Eason Ms. Sybil Church Eastwood Baptist Eaton Marcus Jake Mr. Corporation Eckerd Edge Ms. Stephanie D. Elliott Mrs. Florence & Mrs. R. G. Elliott Dr. Rich Emerson Mr. Katherine Emerson Mrs. Sara Emery Mrs. Brooke Emery Stephen & Mrs. Joseph Mr. A. Emison John Dr. Engelland Ryan Mr. Enoch & Mrs. J. Rex Dr. Epps Ms. Evelyn Fall 2004 Fall Catherine Carls Crawford Frank Calvary Church - Fruitport, MI Calvary - Fruitport, Church Campbell Wingo Edgar Mr. Campbell G. Robert Dr. Campbell Dale Mrs. Joahn E. Campbell & Mrs. Mark Mr. Canary & Mrs. Donley Mr. L. CanaryMrs. Dalton Canary and Sons Cantrell Wendell G. & Mrs. Dr. Carey Trudy and Michael Alice and Dr. Stephen Dr. E. Carnahan Walter Dr. Carothers & Mrs. Ron Mr. Carrier Ms. Deborah H. Carroll Mrs. Marion Assoc. Baptist Carroll-Benton Carter W. Ernest Mr. H. Carter James Mr. S. Carter James Mr. Ms. Rosemary O. Catton D. Caudill Robert Mr. S. Cawthon John Mr. Church Prebs. Cedar Springs Church Central Baptist Ms. Kathie Cepparulo Chan Stephen Mr. Chancellor Van & Mrs. Mr. Chandler Mrs. Gigi & Mrs. J. Calvin Channell Dr. H Chaplin Mr. R. Charlton Dale Mr. & Mrs. Antonio Chiareli Dr. Chioco & Mrs. Ernesto Dr. D. Choplin Pepper Christian & Mrs. Bernie Mr. R. Clark James Mr. Jr. B. Clark, Mrs. Paul & Rev. Clark Adam Richard Mr. Clarke Fred Mr. E. Claybrook & Mrs. Prince Dr. Clement Roger Mr. Sr. Clifford, & Mrs. Robert Mr. Baptist Clifton First E. Coburn Ms. Harriet & Mrs. Larry Cochell Mr. Cockroft & Mrs. Bill Mr. E. Cody Walter & Mrs. Mr. Ms. Anne Coffman B. Coleman Donald Dr. L. Coleman Gail Dr. A. Coleman James Mr. Coleman W. Jimmy Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Collins Mr. S. Collins Ms. Nancy Collomp Mrs. Beverly D. Collomp & Mrs. Roy Mr. Baptist Columbia First Conley & Mrs. Bruce Mr. Connelly F. Donald Mr. Cooper & Mrs. Jimmy Mr. Church Baptist Cord Cornwell Bruce Mr. L. Cottrell William Mr. Counce W. Elmer Mr. Cowan & Mrs. Don Mr. A. Cox Mrs. Carol Cox W. & Mrs. Richard Mr. L. Craig Ms. Gerri Craig Mrs. Mary Jean Cravens Ms. Ludine William & Mrs. Honorable A. Cressman Mrs. Elsie Crim T. Mrs. Sandra A. Crocker & Mrs. Max Dr. Croom & Mrs. John Mr. & Mrs. Clay Crosson Mr. E. Crosson Ms. Frances J. Crosson & Mrs. Fred Mr. Crosson W. Guy Mr. Ms. Esther E. Belsly Ms. Esther E. E. Benefield Ms. Marilyn Mrs. Lee Benson & Mr. and Louise Bentley Blair Mrs. Mary Best Missionary Bethlehem Baptist Bettez Mrs. Roi-Ann Beverly & Mrs. Steve Mr. J. Blair Ms. Nancy L. Blakley Theresa Dr. Blankenship & Mrs. Charles Mr. L. Blankenship & Mrs. Jimmy Mr. J. Blankenship Timothy Mr. J. Bleecker Matthew Mr. Arnold B. Blewer Mr. Boaz-Moll Jenay Ms. Francine Bogear & Mrs. Roland Mr. Bogner Mrs. Elyse R. Borden John Mr. Boroughs Marshall Rev. C.P.A. Boston, P. & Mrs. Ned Mr. Mrs. Raymond A. Boston & Rev. B. Boston Tom Mr. Boswell Mrs. Patsy Boswell Ronny Mr. L. Bourland Robert Dr. Bourne & Mrs. Robert Dr. Bowman & Mrs. Fred Mr. L. Boyls Mrs. June Ms. Katherine Boyls Mrs. Katrina D. Bradfield E. Brady Todd & Mrs. Mr. Bragg Andrew Mr. E. Brandt C. and Dorene Dean J. Brewer Mrs. Martha Breznik Ms. Norma Church Briarwood Baptist L. Britt Mrs. Martha H. Brock William & Mrs. Mr. Anthony Carlton Brooks Mr. Ms. Cecily Brooks J. Brooks Daniel Mr. E. Brooks & Mrs. Grady Mr. E. Brooks Hugh Mr. Brooks & Mrs. Mark Mr. Church Baptist Brookside Brown Joe & Mrs. Billy Mr. J. Brown Bobby Mr. Brown & Mrs. Doug Mr. Brown W. Gerald Mr. Brown & Mrs. Jeff Mr. Mrs. Lisa H. Brown Mrs. Mary Brumley Bruner M. & Mrs. George Mr. Bryan C. Duane Mr. Ms. Anna R. Buchanan Buchanan Jerry Mr. Buchanan Wray W. Mr. Buchanek Kevin Mr. Buckner Wanda Buffington Lynn Jenny Buffington William Ms. Bobbie J. Bundick G. Burk & Mrs. Jimmy Mr. G. Burkhead Mrs. Eula Burleson Benjamin John A. Burnett Mrs. Carolyn Burrow Mrs. Floyd L. Burton Debra Miss Bush & Mrs. Randall Bruce Dr. Butler F. Ms. Helen Butler Ken Mr. Q. Byrd & Mrs. David Dr. Mrs. Garvalene Byrd Byrd Ms. Peggy Colleen C. Byrne Rev. Karyn Caldwell Luisa Larry Ann Call and Barbara Dee Rich Callahan Mr. Calvary - Brownsville Baptist Calvary - Humboldt Baptist Century Club $100-$999 in gave Members '03-'04 AB Companies Adcock W. David Mr. Affolter P. William Rev. & Mrs. Ravi Alagappan Dr. E. Alderson & Mrs. Robert Mr. A. Alexander Warren Dr. N. Allday Mrs. Mona Allen Crocker Mrs. Abbie Allen Mrs. Denise H. Allen John Mr. Allen Sandra Miss American Legion Assist. Fund Anderson & Mrs. Bill Mr. A. Anderson John Mr. Thomas G. Anderson & Mrs. Mr. Anonymous Anthony and Sandra Ronald Church Antioch Baptist Jr. R. Appleton, & Mrs. James Dr. Archer & Mrs. Edward Mr. & Mrs. Barry N. Ard Mr. Ann Armour Ms. Jo Armstrong & Mrs. Bill Mr. Armstrong Steve Mr. Arnett W. Earl Mr. L. Arnold & Mrs. Sammie Mr. Jr. R. Arthur, William & Mrs. Mr. A. Ashby Mrs. Dera Atkins Whaley Renae Michele Dr. Austin & Mrs. Jim Mr. Ms. Lisa Austin J. Austin Mrs. Pamela C. Austin & Mrs. Steven Mr. Babb W. & Mrs. Roy Mr. Baber Mark Mr. R. Bailey Robert Mr. L. Bailey William Mr. S. Baker Mrs. Barbara Baldree Mrs. Oneida Mrs. Claudia Balkum Ann Barber Jane Miss Barber and Mrs. Neal Mr. L. Barclay Mrs. Marsha Barden Tommy & Mrs. Mr. Barham David & Mrs. John Mr. Barkley Bernard Mr. M. Barkley Ms. Joan Barkley & Mrs. Stephen Mr. Barnes Darrin Mr. C. Barnes & Mrs. Edward Mr. A. Barnes & Mrs. Emmett Dr. Barnett Lynn Theresa Miss Barry & Mrs. Ron Dr. R. Baskin Don Mr. Bastin & Mrs. Steve Mr. Bateman F. Mrs. Jo Bateman F. William Colonel Bates Y. Mrs. Kathy Batey & Mrs. Bill Mr. Church Baptist Bayside Beckley Ms. Edith Bedsole Elizabeth Dr. Leigh Bedwell Michelle Thomas D. Belew & Mrs. Mr. Bell Ms. Ramona Elizabeth Williams Steel Company Steel Williams Wilson Mrs. Chad Preston & Mr. Wilson C. Mrs. James & Mr. Wilson Mrs. Walterine Woodruff B. Ms. Minnie Woods B. John Dr. Woodside Ed Mr. Wright & Mrs. Phillip Mr. Youree B. Beverly Dr. Cheryl J. Zimmerman Dr. Church Baptist Zion Tenhet Jr. Williams, ANNUAL REPORT ANNUAL New Bethlehem Baptist Church Baptist Bethlehem New Newell & Mrs. Howard Dr. Church Baptist Prospect New Life, Fo. Mutual Northwestern Gary Olberding L. Mr. Patrick & Mrs. Harold Mr. Patterson Mrs. Elizabeth A. Patterson James & Mrs. Dr. Patton Mrs. Mary Evelyn Patton Ms. M. Lynn Pelliccoitti John Mr. Foundation Pentair Pillow T. W. Rev. Church Baptist Grove Pleasant Plunkett Lee Howard Mr. Mrs. Mary Anne Poe Poe Hal Dr. Church Baptist Heights Poplar Mrs. J. M. Powell A. Powell Ronald Mr. Tool Premier Prince Ms. Michelle Prince Ronnie Mr. Church Baptist Puryear Church Raleigh Baptist N. Raley & Mrs. Ivan Dr. Ralph Wayne Mr. & Mrs. Larry E. Ray Mr. & Mrs. Len Register Mr. Richard & Mrs. Don Mr. Co. Ridgely Sawmill Church Baptist Ripley First Robinson & Mrs. Phillip Mr. Rosebrough Tom and Mrs. Dr. J. Sadler Tommy Mr. Church Baptist Salem Larry and Carla Sanderson Baptist First Selmer Church Chapel Baptist Shaw's E. Shepard & Mrs. Norman Mr. Sleeper & Mrs. Ronnie Mr. Smith & Mrs. Bill Mr. Baptist Somerville First Hands Southern M. Stanphill Tommie Ms. Steinhoff David Mr. Stewart LarryW. Mr. Story P. & Mrs. Kenneth Dr. Strickland Ms. Susan Church Baptist Park Swope Corporation Target Taylor Earnest and Jacqueline Jr. Teel, & Mrs. C. Jerome Mr. Templeton Ann Mrs. Sue Graham & Mrs. Richard Mr. Foundation Baptist Tennessee Printing Industrial Tennessee Thomas Mrs. Geraldine Thomas & Mrs. Robert Mr. Thornbury Greg & Dr. Dr. Tidwell & Mrs. Jerry Dr. Baptist First Tiptonville Baptist First Trezevant Truex & Mrs. Allen Dr. Tyson E. & Mrs. Robert Rev. Baptist City Second Union Service Parcel United Varden & Mrs. Ed Mr. D.D.S. Vaughan, G. Edward Veazey S. & Mrs. Paul Rev. Vestal L. & Mrs. Howard Mr. International Volunteer Webb and Jill Steven Federation TN Advertising West Clinic TN Bone & Joint West Wilkerson R. & Mrs. John Mr. L. & Mrs. Andrew Mr. Williams & Mrs. Gary N. Rev. Williamson Mrs. Sarah www.uu.edu McLemore Jr. Mosley, ANNUAL REPORT ANNUAL Mrs. Luella E. Gay Mrs. Luella Gee Mrs. J. Guy & Mr. Consulting Technology Genesis Gibbons Ruth Miss Gillihan Ms. Letha Diane Graphics Circle Golden Foundation C.M. Gooch Inc. Foods, Snack Graham Baptist First Junction Grand Church Baptist Hill Gravel Graves Mrs. Peggy Griffin W. & Mrs. Carroll Mr. Guthrie George & Mrs. Dr. E. Haddad David Mr. Mrs. Bonnie J. Hadley Church Baptist First Halls Hardock & Mrs. James Mr. Harrell & Mrs. Robert Mr. E. Harris & Mrs. Michael Dr. Harrison Armstrong Virginia Mrs. Hartley Mrs. Glenna Thomas E. Harwood Mr. Hays & Mrs. Joey Mr. Herndon Tim & Mrs. Mr. Jr. O. Hill, & Mrs. Norman Mr. Holmes Edgar William Mr. Hopkins Mrs. Netta Thomas Hopper & Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Virginia Hudson Hunt W. T. & Mrs. Dr. Baptist First Huntingdon J.B. Jackson Mr. Jakosa & Mrs. Stephen Mr. Jayne D. & Cynthia Keith Jelks & Mrs. Robert Mr. A. Johnsey Marilyn Miss & Mrs. Gary Ray Johnson Dr. Lee Johnson Ms. Jessie & Johnson Johnson Mrs. Cathey Jones Jr. & Mrs. Ralph Jones, Mr. Jr. L. Jones, & Mrs. Robert Mr. Jr. Jones, F. W. & Mrs. Mr. Inc. Jones-Lashlee, Jordan Frank Dr. Keyes Ms. Cyndy D. Law Leesa Miss Inc. S. M. Lawrence, Leathers & Mrs. Kenneth Mr. G. Leftwich William Mr. Ralph Leverett Dr. Little Carroll Mr. D. Littlefield & Mrs. Joe Rev. Aiko Marcum Lowrance & Mrs. LarryV. Mr. Maroney W. & Mrs. Steven Mr. D Martin & Mrs. Jimmie Mr. Church Baptist First Martin Gary Inc. Mathews, Baptist Maury City First Maytag Mrs. C. J. McCormack & Mrs. E. Brooks Judge McMahan & Mrs. Michael Dr. Larry McMillin and Barbara Clinic Specialty Medical Melson Mrs. Ruby Meredith & Mrs. Michael Rev. Ann Mitchell Mrs. Maurie Ms. Ann Morris Morris R. and Pat Donald Morris & Mrs. Mark Mr. Steven & Mrs. James Mr. & Mrs. Charles Mueller Mr. Beryl Munson and Carolyn Jr. G. Murray, & Mrs. Roger Dr. Myatt and Dottie Sam Insurance Nationwide Sr. M. Neal, & Mrs. Aubrey Rev. Ms. Christine D. Menzel Mr. William C. Bateman, Jr. C. Bateman, William Mr. Church Baptist Bluff Beech Bell Mrs. S. Denise Communications BellSouth Benefield & Mrs. Mike Mr. Consulting Services,Inc. Benefit Inc. B. & H. Investments, Black T. Mrs. Sue Blackstock David & Mrs. Dr. Blass Joseph & Mrs. Dr. Solutions Boise Office Baptist First Bolivar Boyd Mrs. M. Pauline J Boylan & Mrs. Brandon Mr. Baptist First Bradford E. Brady Todd & Mrs. Mr. Brewer Nell Maggie Dr. Church Baptist Broadmoor Baptist First Bruceton Inc. Company, Paving Burczak Church Hickory Baptist Burnt Estate Burress Helen Mrs. Rosemary Burton Butler Trent & Mrs. Dr. Calvary Church Baptist Church Baptist Camden First Campbell, Jr. F. & Mrs. Robert Mr. Chris Carothers Mr. & Mrs. Gary L. Carter Mr. A. Cavanaugh Steven Mr. Church Cherry Baptist Road and Kathie Chute Michael Drs. Company City Lumber Clark & Mrs. George Dr. O. Clarke & Mrs. Maurice Mr. Clements & Mrs. Grady Mr. Climer Wayne & Mrs. Rex Mr. Cobb Lynn Dr. & Appliance Coffman's Furniture Mrs. Lanelle Coleman Trust Conwood Charitable Thomas Cooper & Mrs. Mr. Cornerstone Community Church Baptist First Covington S. Crosson Jay Mr. & Mrs. Andy Culbreath Mr. Danley Mrs. Dottie Danley Elzie W. & Mrs. Dr. K. Davidson Mrs. Brenda A. Davidson & Mrs. Dan Mr. Davis Glenn & Mrs. Jeffrey Dr. & Davis Jimmy Dr. Mrs. Lealice Dehoney C. Dismuke Mrs. Janet & Mrs. Kinnie A. Dismuke Mr. H. Dodds Jerome Mr. Dorn Jo Virginia Mrs. & Mrs. Clayton N. Doty Mr. Church Baptist First Dresden Chris Duncan Mr. Baptist East Rogersville Church Baptist East Union Eaton John & Mrs. Mark Mr. Eaves F. & Mrs. James Dr. & Mrs. Gary Edwards Dr. A. Eldridge & Mrs. Jimmy Mr. J. Emison Theodore & Mrs. Mr. Erickson & Mrs. Millard Dr. Fairless Lt. Col. & Mrs. Mark Church Baptist Faith Church Baptist Faith C. Faulkner & Mrs. Reynolds Mr. Bank South First Bank South First G. Fletcher Mrs. Judy Forrester & Mrs. Mack Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Fowler Dr. Inc. FR Countermeasures, Co. and Heating, Plumbing Garrett and Mrs. Dwight Gatwood Dr. McAfee *Deceased President's Roundtable $1,000-$4,999 gave Members in '03-'04 Absher & Mrs. Keith Dr. Adams & Mrs. John Dr. L. Adams & Mrs. Michael Dr. Baptist First Adamsville A. Aelion Jacob Dr. & Mrs. Bob R. Agee Dr. & Mrs. Ravi Alagappan Dr. Inc. Group, Allison Insurance Alsobrook & Mrs. G. Robert Mr. Bank AmSouth Anonymous Church Ararat Baptist Inc. Co., Telephone Ardmore Arendall C. Steven Dr. Armstrong T. & Mrs. Billy Mr. & Mrs. Leo Arnold Mr. Church Baptist Park Audubon Baker & Mrs. Steve Mr. Inc. Energy, Baker & Mrs. Charles Baldwin Dr. Bancroft John Mr. of America Bank E. Barefoot & Mrs. Hyran Dr. Church Baptist Bartlett Bateman Mrs. Marjorie Union Society $5,000-$9,999 gave Members in '03-'04 Atwood George Mr. Construction, Inc. Brasfield M. Carter Mrs. Elizabeth & Mrs. Chip Christian Dr. Mrs. Connie Crocker Jr. G. Dickinson, & Mrs. John Mr. Bank Tennessee First FlexSystem Huggins & Mrs. James Dr. Baptist First Humboldt Jordan & Mrs. Greg Mr. Jordan Laycook Mrs. Melinda Church Baptist Woods Kirby J. H. Luckey Mr. Corporation Foundation Maytag Carolyn and Dr. T.* James Dr. Rick H. McCown Mr. M G Construction Church Baptist First Milan Baptist First Millington H. Patrick & Mrs. James Mr. Phillips W. & Mrs. Randall Mr. Pickler and Karen John Baptist First Powell Church Baptist Ridgely First Rogers W. Lisa Dr. Church Baptist Heights Sevier Stobaugh Mrs. Ressa Colleges Independent Tennessee TLM Associates, Inc. Church Baptist First Trenton Booster Club University Union Mr. Edmund Dudley Richard Dudley Edmund Mr. Sadler Ms. Terri Chester L. Smith Rev. Mrs. Harry & L. Smith Mr. Taylor & Mrs. Gary Mr. Convention Baptist Tennessee Weeks & Mrs. Mike Mr. Church Baptist Jackson West White L. Roy Dr. White & Mrs. Russell Mr. Whitehead Fnd. Lettie Pate General Hospital General Cable/Delta) & Universities Association & Universities Inc. Foundation, The Founder's Circle $10,000 or more gave Members in '03-'04 Adcock & Mrs. Bill Mr. Andersen Foundation Corporation Aramark Assisi Foundation Ayers W. James Dr. Chevrolet-Olds Bachman BancorpSouth Barkley Logan & Mrs. Richard Dr. E. Boud & Mrs. Ronald Dr. & Mrs. Chip Christian Dr. S. Dockery & Mrs. David Dr. Church Englewood Baptist Jr. D. Fesmire, & Mrs. Ben Mr. D. Fesmire & Mrs. Benny Mr. FirstBank Gary & Mrs. Joseph Mr. Fnd. Gates and Melinda Bill Glover Polk W. Mr. & Mrs. Carl Grant Mr. M. Gregory John Mr. & Mrs. Gary M. Grisham Mr. Charitable Fnd. Hammons & Mrs. L. G. Hansen Mr. Hassell Mrs. Ruby Holmes & Mrs. H. Jack Mr. Hospital General Humboldt L. Hundley & Mrs. Robert Mr. Trust Hurst Willma Clinic Jackson Church Baptist First Jackson County Jackson-Madison King W. & Mrs. J. Mr. Carl Kirkland Mr. Krei and Melinda Ken Baptist Lexington First I. Little, Jr. & Mrs. Herman Mr. M. E. Foundation Foundation Family Miller Church Baptist First Newbern Nunn Warren & Mrs. Mr. Church Baptist First Paris Parker W. & Mrs. Roderic Mr. E. Pearson Wayne & Mrs. Mr. Foundation(Porter Pentair Foundation(DeVilbiss) Pentair Foundation Pfizer N. Phillips Tony Dr. H. Porter Jack Mr. *Deceased – 2003-2004 Bold Print Inductees Petroferm/Dr. Michael Hayes Michael Petroferm/Dr. Porter H. Mrs. Jack & Mr. R. C. Ryan* Rev. Sadler F. Terri Ms. Sadler Tommy Mr. Marvin & Mrs. H. Sandidge Dr. & Mrs. Harry L. Smith Mr. Stobaugh A. L.* & Mrs. Ressa Mr. Taylor & Mrs. Gary Mr. Inc. Foundation, Teagle The Convention Baptist Tennessee Colleges Independent Tennessee Sr.* Threlkeld, E. James Mr. Bank National Planters Union Walker & Mrs. Ann Joe* Mr. Wells & Mrs.* Fred Mr. Jr.* Wells, O. C. Dr. Healthcare Tennessee West White L. & Mrs. Roy Dr. Whitehead Lettie Pate Fall 2004 Fall www.uu.edu ONITE UNI

– Dr. E. T. Palmer, Jr. Palmer, T. E. – Dr. Consolidated (Hammons Charitable (Hammons Foundation) Foundation & the McAfee Foundation Family

Willma Hurst Trust Hurst Willma Johnson & Mrs. Roger Mr. Jones* B. & Mrs. George Mr. King W. & Mrs. J. Mr. Foundation Kresge Massey & Mrs. Shelby Mr. McAfee & Carolyn T. James Drs. Melson Mrs. Ruby Miller* Mrs. Opha Jr. G. Murray, & Mrs. Roger Dr. Estate R. Nunn David Nunn Warren & Mrs. Mr. Estate Palmer (Rocky) T. E. Pearson Wayne & Mrs. Mr. Mr. & Mrs. John M. Gregory & Mrs. John Mr. Hammons* P. Edward Dr. Harvey * Mrs. Rosa Assisi Foundation Ayers W. James Dr. South Bancorp Estate L. Barton Elizabeth Baskette & Mrs. Gene Mr. Bennett T. & Mrs. C. Mr. Blasingame & Mrs. Benard Mr. Kathryn Estate Bowld E. Cloar* Robert Mr. Coca Cola Bottling Company ConstructionDement Company S. Dockery & Mrs. David Dr. & Mrs. Clayton Doty Mr. Douglass Terry & Mrs. Dr. Ellis T. Mrs. Peggy Jr. Fesmire, & Mrs. Ben Mr. Fesmire D. & Mrs. Benny Mr. Gillham M. & Mrs. Phil Mr. *Glover Polly & Dr. Polk W. Mr. & Mrs. Carl Grant Mr. Members have made cumulative have Members gifts of $100,000 or more. Adcock & Mrs. Bill Mr. Andersen Foundation Corporation Aramark *Deceased 21st Century Society 2003-2004 Members Anonymous Assisi Foundation Jr. Fesmire, & Mrs. Ben Mr. M. Gregory & Mrs. John Mr. Trust Hurst Willma Sadler Ms. Terri Lifetime Members Andersen Foundation Ayers W. James Dr. Blasingame & Mrs. Benard Mr. D. Fesmire & Mrs. Benny Mr. Hammons* P. Edward Dr. McAfee & Carolyn T. James* Drs. & the Miller Miller* Mrs. Opha C. Ryan* R. Rev. Convention Baptist Tennessee Healthcare Tennessee West White L. & Mrs. Roy Dr. President’s Academy President’s gifts made lifetime have Members estate provisions and/or irrevocable or more totaling $1,000,000 or annual cash gifts totaling in fiscal $100,000 or more 2003-2004. year

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Mrs. Diane Erickson Mr. & Mrs. Frank Grande Mr. & Mrs. M. Kenneth Holt Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Kish, Jr. Marguerite Martin ACUL Mr. Stephen C. Eubanks Mrs. Beverly K. Grant Mr. & Mrs. Eric Homberg Mr. & Mrs. Danny Kizer Mariann Martin Dr. Sean Evans Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Graves, Jr. Hope For Your Future , Inc. Mr. Jerry Kizer Mr. & Mrs. Nick Martin Tillman T. and Linda J. Everson Steven Lee Gream Dr. & Mrs. Donald R. Hopper Ms. Joanna Kleckner Beverly Crocker and Richard Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Ewald Great Oaks Community Church Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Hopper Paul F. and Eilene Kleine M. Martin Mr. & Mrs. Joe H. Exum Dr. & Mrs. John Green Mr. & Mrs. George Housley Mr. Charles R. Knight Mr. & Mrs. Shelby D. Massey Mrs. Martha Jane Exum Greenfield Banking Co. Mr. & Mrs. Brent Housman Mrs. Rebecca L. Knight Mr. and Mrs. Pat Massey Dr. & Mrs. Seigfred Fagerberg Mr. Derrell Greer Mrs. Beverly P. Houston Mrs. Shiela A. Knox Mrs. Melessia E. Mathis TY Family of Mr. Keelon Hammons Mr. & Mrs. William S. Gregory Mr. & Mrs. Paul E. Houston Mr. Bruce Koch Mr. Buford R. Matlock Dr. & Mrs. Gene Fant Mr. & Mrs. Randall S. Guiler George and Rebecca Howard Mr. & Mrs. Barry Kolter Mr. & Mrs. Bennie W. Mr. & Mrs. Charles H. Farmer Mrs. Deborah M. Gurriere Dr. & Mrs. Mark E. Howard Mr. Leroy A. Kolter Matthews, Jr.

Farmers & Merchants Bank Dr. & Mrs. David Paul Gushee Mrs. Patricia A. Howerton Ms. Suzanne Koolen Mrs. Melanie Matthews PROFILE Fellowship Baptist Church Mrs. Pamela K. Guthrie Mrs. Polly Huckeba Mr. & Mrs. Steven Kosco Mrs. Susan F. Maurer Mr. Keith Russell Felton Dr. & Mrs. Ernest P. Guy Mr. & Mrs. William Paul Huckeba Ms. Connie S., Kosen Mrs. Carole D. Maxwell Mr. Richard Fensler Mrs. Betty P. Haggard Ms. Freda Jane Hudspeth Dr. Jeffrey Kovalic Dr. & Mrs. Russell W. Mayfield Rev. James A. Ferguson Dr. James Earl Haggard Dr. & Mrs. Ricky H. Huffines, Mr. & Mrs. David W Krueger Mrs. Nancy Houser Mays Fielder Road Baptist Church Mr. & Mrs. Tom L. Hala D.D.S. Mr. & Mrs. George F. Kurz Mr. & Mrs. Daniel A. McAninch Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Fillinger Halethorpe Community Church Dr. John C. Huffman Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Kuykendall Mr. & Mrs. David R. McBride Ms. Ann Davis Findlan Ms. Sandra Hall Ms. Mary Evelyn Hughes Mrs. Del Lackey Mr. & Mrs. Walter J. Fine Print Screenprinting Rev. & Mrs. Billy F. Hammonds Dr. Norma J. Humphreys Jeff and Vicki Lake McBroom, Sr. Mr. Daniel Finley Mr. Martin F. Hampton Dr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Hunter Dr. Vicki Lake Mr. William L. McBryde

CONTRIBUTORS First Baptist Church Ms. Verda Rebecca Hancock Hunter First Baptist Church Lakeside Chapel Bapt. Church Dr. & Mrs. David McClune First Southern Baptist Church Ms. Lindy Hannah Mr. & Mrs. Randal Hysmith Lake View Baptist Church Ms. Alice B. McConnell First South Financial Mr. Kenneth E. Hardee Immanuel Baptist Dr. John Lambert Mr. Wallace McCroy First Tennessee Foundation Mr. Jim Hardegree Indep.Caulking & Waterproof. Mr. & Mrs. Richard Lambert Mr. & Mrs. James K. McCune, Jr. OF Mr. Richard Fisher Mr. & Mrs. Charles Harding International Paper Co. Found. Mrs. Judy F. Langford Mrs. Janet A. McEwen Mr. & Mrs. Ron Fitch Mrs. Donna L. Hardy Mrs. Ellen Irvin Mr. Gene Langley Dr. Susie McFarland Marvin E. and Jean C. Fitts Mr. J. Mike Hardy Shawn and Laura Isaeff Langley Charitable Fund Mr. J. Michael McGaha Ms. Christa Fitzwater Harmony Baptist Church Mr. Charles Ivey Ms. Carla P. Langston Mr. Dennis McGee Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Fletcher Mrs. Mary W. Hart Mr. James Jackson Mr. & Mrs. Howard N. Langston Ms. Cheri H. McGriff Mr. & Mrs. Guilford Fletcher Mr. Loren G. Hartley Jackson Storm Window & Door Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Latham, Jr. Ms. Hollie McGriff Mr. Floyd Flippin Mr. Raymond C. Hartley Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Jelks Miss Marian Gayle Latham Rev. & Mrs. Jay R. McIntosh

CALL Mrs. Toby J. Flowers Mrs. Carol A. Harvey Mrs. Barbara H. Jennings Mr. Fred K. Lawrence Ms. Elizabeth McKinney Dr. & Mrs. Randy Fly Mrs. Jewel Harwood Ms. Toni Jennings Leaclair Baptist Church Mr. E. W. McKinnie Ms. Jenifer Fogel Mr. Thomas C. Haskins Mr. Steven A. Jessen Leawood Baptist Church Mr. Jerry T. McKnight Rev. & Mrs. William A. Foote Mr. Glenn L. Hassell Jim Johnson's Pro Shop Mr. C.L. Ledford Ms. Ola F. McKown Avis A. Foreman Mrs. Wilma J. Hassell Mr. Michael F. Jinkins Mrs. Elizabeth A. Lefler Mrs. Rosemary McLaughlin Mr. William Hugh Foster Mrs. Beverly F Hatcher Ms. Ginger Joe Mr. & Mrs. Donald F. Leipertz Dr. & Mrs. James P. McLemore, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Greg Foust Dr. & Mrs. Kyle L. Hathcox Mr. David Johns Levine and Poor, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Fred McManus ROLL Mrs. Martha Foust Mrs. Sandra Hathcox Mr. & Mrs. Jerald Johns Mr. John L. Lewelling Mrs. Susan L. McNulty Mr. & Mrs. Ben Fowler Dale and Sharon Hawkins Ms. Amy Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Richard Lewelling Dr. Terry McRoberts Dr. & Mrs. Rex W. Fowler Mrs. Debra L. Hawkins Mr. & Mrs. Hank Johnson Ms. Karla Lewi Mr. Maurice W. Mealer Fowlkes Baptist Church Mr. Kenneth B. Hawkins Mr. & Mrs. James A. Johnson, Jr. Mr. Tom Lewis Ms. Kathleen A. Mendez J. Daryl Charles Ms. Nanette Franks Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Hawkins Mr. Paul Isaac Johnson Liberty Grove Baptist Church Mrs. Ramona Mercer Associate Professor of Christian Studies, Union University Mr. & Mrs. Roger C. Frederick Mrs. Anita T. Haws Mr. & Mrs. R. Wayne Johnson Dr. & Mrs. Terry Lindley Ms. Janet Meredith Rev. & Mrs. T. Max French Dr. Michael E. Hayes Mr. & Mrs. J. Bradley Johnston Mr. J. Randal Little Meridian Baptist Church Mrs. Leatha Frost Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Hayes Mr. & Mrs. J. Michael Johnston Living Hope Baptist Church Mrs. Mildred H. Merz rom street theater in Canada to criminal line with my personal calling to classic ideas and opinions.” Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Fuller Mr. & Mrs. William J. Hayes III Dr. & Mrs. Randy F. Johnston Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Loch Mr. Richard C. Metcalfe justice work in Washington, D.C., Christian liberal arts education,” He acknowledges that today’s society George E. Fullerton Mrs. Betty Hazard Mrs. Marilyn Joiner Mr. & Mrs. George M. Lokey Methodist/LeBonheur Hlthcare Gadsden First Baptist Church Mr. Michael Headrick Dr. Richard Joiner Mr. & Mrs. Neil Lokey Mr. & Mrs. Earl C. Michael with stops at Princeton, Taylor and said Charles. holds a false split in sacred and secular. Dr. & Mrs. J. Steven Gaines Ms. Marva L. Heier Jolley Springs Baptist Church Tony and Ruth Lopez Mr. & Mrs. Charles Miller FBaylor universities along the way, Dr. He laments that higher education “We must see the cosmic dimensions Ms. Jacqueline B. Gardner Mr. Gary R. Helton Mr. Dewey Jones Dr. & Mrs. Craig Loscalzo Dr. Culver Miller Daryl Charles’ diverse journey has now among secular as well as Christian of Christ’s lordship, that all realms of Dr. & Mrs. James Leo Garrett, Jr. Mr. John A. Henderson Jennifer Lee Jones Johnny W. and Carolyn J. Lott Mr. David L. Miller Mr. & Mrs. John R. Gay Mrs. Joyce Montgomery Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy Jones Mr. Doyle R. Love Mr. & Mrs. Gene Miller brought him to Union University. institutions appears to be going more reality are to be redeemed, not merely the Mr. Terry Geisler Henderson Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Jones III Rev. & Mrs. Phillip L. Lovelace Mrs. Jane A. Miller For Charles, Union’s compelling draw the way of big business and subsequently narrowly spiritual or the soul. This, after Gene Langley Ford, Inc. Mrs. Rebecca Anne Henley Mr. & Mrs. Randall Jones Dr. & Mrs. W. Art Luckman Mr. & Mrs. Jason Miller was finding the university’s vision embodied is losing its identity. all, is authentic integration,” said Charles. Mrs. Nancy A. Getson Dr. Sally Henrie Mr. Rory T. Jones Ms. Sandra J. Lundy Mrs. Kathy Jo Miller Mrs. E. H. Gibson Jr. Mr. Brian D., Henson Rev. & Mrs. Roy H. Jones Dr. & Mrs. Matt Lunsford Robert I. and Ruth J. Miller in the vision of the Christian studies “Two tendencies are observable: the That is what is behind his thought in Mrs. Frances B. Gibson Mrs. Teresa D. Henson Jonesboro First Baptist Mr. Alexander Luy Mr. Ted Miller department. He was attracted by the financial ‘bottom line’ driving everything urging students toward the gate-keeping Mr. Steven William Gibson Mr. H. Wade Herriman Joppa Christian Church Ms. Louise Lynch Mr. Howard L. Miskelly university’s genuineness in equipping and an identity crisis, where most schools vocations—vocations that Charles feels Mr. & Mrs. Ronnie G. Giddens, Jr. Dr. Bruce E. Herron Mr. David Jordan Miss L. S. Lyon Mr. Tollie L. Mitchell Ms. Sara Boyd Gillespie Mrs. Marilyn Johnson Hertz Dr. & Mrs. David C. Jordan Macedonia Baptist Church Mrs. Mildred Moellman emerging Christian leaders ready for do not know what their identity is or “evangelicals have tended to avoid.” Mr. Phil M. Gillham Dr. & Mrs. Herb Hester Mr. Floyd R. Jump Madison Baptist Church Rev. & Mrs. J. Darrell Molen the market place. should be,” Charles said. “Most “We are to engage culture and become Mr. & Mrs. Harold L. Gilmore Mr. & Mrs. Dan Hezean Mr. Mark Kahler Madison Wholesale Company Ms. Mary Mollins “The president and the university are presidents are managers or PR people, social and legal theorists, ethicists, Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Gist Dr. Sherry Hickey Mr. & Mrs. Steven Kamm Miss Connie L. Magers Rev. & Mrs. Thomas S. Moncrief Ms. Ann Glasgow Thomas and Rebecca Hickman Mr. & Mrs. David Kee Main Street Wesleyan Church Mrs. Carol R. Moore serious in attempts at integration [faith few embody vision.” economists, or be involved in media Gleason First Baptist Church Ms. Nancy Hicks Mr. & Mrs. David S. Kelly Dr. Kina Mallard Mr. & Mrs. Clinton Moore and learning], it’s not just in the In the classroom Charles wants students and journalism, the information industry, Dr. Julie Glosson Dr. & Mrs. Herbert R. Higdon Mr. Richard Kelly Mr. Michael Mallard Rev. & Mrs. J. Michael Moore, Sr. promotional literature,” said Charles, who are “hungry to learn.” theater,” he said. Dr. & Mrs. John D. Glover Shelia D. Highe Mr. & Mrs. D.R. Kennedy Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin D. Mandrell Mrs. Joanna Campbell Moore Gary L. and Regina I. Godsey Mr. J. Ray Hight Dr. L. D. Kennedy Manila First Baptist Church Mr. & Mrs. John R. Moore “I can contribute my gifts here and “I desire motivated students, not “Our calling is not to flee the culture, Mrs. Christie L. Golden Dr. & Mrs. Baylon L. Hilliard Kenton First Baptist Church Mrs. Jane Mann Dr. & Mrs. Kelvin Moore experience being part of something necessarily brilliant ones,” he said, “I’d but return to it.” Mr. Pedro Gonzales Mr. & Mrs. Jack Hilliard Mr. George B. Kesterson Rev. Vance Marberry Mr. & Mrs. Larry Moore bigger than myself.” rather teach a hungry seeker than an “It goes back to confessional resources Mrs. Ruth Marbury Good Mr. & Mrs. Russell Hobbs Mrs. & Mr. Mary Evelyn Kimbro Mr. Joe Marcum Leroy Moore Good Hope Baptist Church D.Mark and Lisa Hogan Sylvetta M. Kimbrow Ming Marcum Mrs. Lisa M. Moore Charles lists the commitment to the indifferent believer.” held by early Protestants: work is a Mr. & Mrs. David A. Goodman Mr. & Mrs. Randy Holden Mrs. Ruth Kimzey Mr. William Mariencheck Mr. Michael M. Moore teacher-scholar, President David S. He challenges students to ask critical ministry in excellence. Whether it is Mrs. Dorothy Sue Goodrich Ms. Christy Neal Holley A. Joseph and Sue B. King Ms. Sherry Marion Mrs. John C. Moore Dockery’s leadership and his attitude questions and embrace complexity. plumbing, social analysts, policy makers Mr. Robert S. Gossage Mrs. Rachel L. Polk Hollie Mrs. Elizabeth King Dr. & Mrs. Glenn A. Marsch Dr. & Mrs. Robert C. Moore Mr. Terry Gossett Mr. Dwayne Hollingsworth Mr. Gary L. King Mrs. Sue L. Marsh Judge & Mrs. Thomas L. toward Christian scholarship as other “I want students to wrestle with or cabinet makers, all of it is sacred.” Mr. Tom Gothard Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Holmes Mr. & Mrs. James King Ms. Ruth Marshall Moore, Jr. aspects that impress him about Union. complexity, be inquisitive,” Charles said, Mr. John N. Graef Mr. & Mrs. Donald Kenneth Ms. Stephanie Elizabeth King Mr. & Mrs. James B. Martin, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Herbert N. Morgan “I consider it forward thinking and in “examine assumptions that undergird Mr. & Mrs. Warren Lee Grammer Holsinger, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Kirk Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Martin Ms. Elizabeth Morris

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Rev. & Mrs. J. Kennith Morris Dr. Cathy Parrett Mr. & Mrs. David Sandison Mrs. Louella Stewart Dr. & Mrs. David A. Ward Ms. Vickie Zurcher Mr. Robert H. Morrison Dr. Lillian C. Parrish Mr. & Mrs. Eric L. Sappenfield Mr. & Mrs. Todd Stewart Wards Grove Baptist Church Zurcher Tire, Inc. Ms. Carolyn A. Morse Parsons First Baptist Church Mr. Bradford Sargent Mr. & Mrs. Robert Stiegmann Mr. & Mrs. Rob Warren ALUMNIBYSTATE Mrs. Sally Morse Dr. & Mrs. Skip Parvin Saulsbury Baptist Church Mr. & Mrs. Fred Stock Mr. Walter G. Warren Alumni Mr. & Mrs. James Steven Mr. & Mrs. Eugene W. Pashley Dr. Andrew B. Saunders Mrs. Kristen A. Stone Rev. & Mrs. Gary Watkins (HA) denotes honorary alumni

Mosley, Jr. Ms. Raquel Patnaik Mr. Kenneth Savage Mr. & Mrs. Shawn L. Stookey Mr. Howard Watts (HD) denotes honorary CALL ND Mrs. Elizabeth A. Motley Mr. & Mrs. William Patridge Catherine Patricia Scarbrough Dr. & Mrs. Linn Stranak Timothy Ryan Watts doctorate recipents WA MT NH Mr. Raymond E. Mott Mr. David J. Patsel Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Mr. John L. Summers Mr. & Mrs. William E. Watts 36 8 2 MN VT 6 ME Ms. Hilda J. Mount Mr. David James Patterson Scarbrough Mr. & Mrs. Tommy Summers Dr. Carol H. Weaver Golden Years SD 16 WI 2 6 Mt. Gilead Baptist Church Mrs. Mary H. Patterson Mr. Scott Lewis Schaffer Mr. & Mrs. Paul Sutherland Mr. Robert T. and Dr. Carol Mr. John S. Cawthon, '35 OR ID 5 31 MI NY MA Mt. Zion Baptist Church Dorothy Jewell Pearson Mrs. Peggy M. Schuster Dr. & Mrs. Jerry Sutton H. Weaver Miss Ruth Gibbons, '32 16 7 WY IA 56 36 16 Mullins Station Baptist Dr. & Mrs. Michael Penny Mr. Benjamin D. Scott Swan Appraisal Services Dr. & Mrs. Terry Weaver Mrs. Ruby Etheridge Hassell, '32 4 NE CT Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Thomas Charles R. Perkins, Esq. Mr. Bret Scott Mrs. Sandra Swartzentruber Dr. Donald R. Webb Mrs. Mary Evelyn Haynes 18 PA 8 IL IN OH 18 OF Murchison Mrs. Barbara Perry Mr. & Mrs. Danny R. Scott Mr. & Mrs. John E. Tackett Dr. and Mrs. Jimmy Webb Patton, '33 40 NJ NV UT CO 286 108 111 RI Mr. & Mrs. Richard D. Murphy Mrs. Sue Pettigrew Mr. James H. Scott Mr. Mike Tankersley Mrs. Rebecca A. Webb KS MO WV 21 5 8 56 2 Ms. Kimberly A. Murphy-Smith Mr. & Mrs. William Pettus Jerry and Beverly Seabolt Mr. Tommy V. Tapp R. K. Weir 1936 26 336 KY 4 VA MD DE

Ms. Deborah Murray Mr. & Mrs. David Pflasterer Mr. Lonnie and Dr. Camille Searcy Mrs. Janice Tatum Mr. Garry Wayne Welch Mrs. Eloise Thompson Gibbs CA 504 140 46 4 CONTRIBUTORS OK TN NC DC David and Doris Music Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Philhours Miss Shawn A. Sechrest Judge Lloyd Tatum Mr. & Mrs. E.L. Weldon Mrs. Frances Barbour Gibson 160 AR NM 61 11765 173 9 Ms. Donna Bridgman Musser Mr. James A. Phillips Second Presbyterian Church Mr. & Mrs. David W. Taylor Georgia Wellborn Mrs. Mallie Newsom AZ SC 19 268 Mr. & Mrs. David G. Mytyk Mr. & Mrs. Marty R. Phillips Mr. Billy F. Seratt Grant David Taylor Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Wellborn Ms. Catherine Booker Nixon 40 MS AL GA 82 Mr. & Mrs. Chris Nadaskay Mr. W. Frank Pierce Mrs. Judith Lee Shackelford Dr. & Mrs. Jackie L. Taylor Wells Fargo Mrs. Martha Curlin Ray TX LA 709 271 383 CONTRIBUTORS Naples First Baptist Mr. & Mrs. James N. Piercey Ms. Anne T. Shafer Dr. & Mrs. J. Walter Taylor Mr. Daniel A. Wenzel 446 94 Nashville First Baptist Mrs. Emma Sue Pirtle Mr. Tasso H. Sharp Mr. & Mrs. Mark Taylor Rex and Teresa West 1937 Alaska: Dr. William M. Nave Mr. Marsh Pitman Mr. & Mrs. Steven E. Sheldon Mr. & Mrs. Bartley H. Teague Mr. William V. West Mrs. Mary Birchett Burrow 16 Hawaii: FL Miss Mary Willene Neely Pleasant Hill Baptist Mr. & Mrs. Gaylon Sherrod Chris and Kimberly Thomas West Tennessee Golf Assoc. Mr. Tasso H. Sharp 5

OF U.S. Virgin Islands: Ms. Carolyn Neighbors Dr. & Mrs. Hal Poe Ms. Cynthia Shirley Dr. & Mrs. David C. Thomas Roy L. and Carolyn L. Whaley 1 416 Puerto Rico: Mr. & Mrs. Steven W. Neil Dr. & Mrs. Billy M. Pollard Mr. Fred E. Short Mr. & Mrs. David G. Thomas Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. Wheatley 1938 5 Outside the U.S.: Neils Barbeque and Grill Mr. Lester H. Poppenheimer Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Shrewsberry Mr. & Mrs. Wade Thomas Ms. Drucilla T. White Mrs. Marguerite Skinner Babb 73 Unknown: Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Daniel Nelson Porter Cable Corporation Mr. & Mrs. Brad Sigler Mr. & Mrs. James R. Thomason Mr. & Mrs. James White Mrs. Mary Simonton Best 646 Mrs. Eleanor Marguerite Nelson Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Patrick Mr. David Sime Miss Janice R. Thomason Dr. Jerrell G. White Mrs. Sara Katherine Richards Mrs. Pat Nelson Powell Mr. & Mrs. David Simmerman Mr. James H. Thompson White House Church of God Emerson Miss Beatrice Helen Collins Mr. John G. Dickinson, Jr. Dr. Warren F. Jones, Jr. Mrs. Martha E. Russell Moncrief Miss Barbara E. Newbern Mr. Dan Powell Mr. David R. Simmons Mr. & Mrs. Roy R. Thompson Mr. & Mrs. Jim Wigginton Mr. Robert Jelks Mr. Eugene A. Powell Ms. Evelyn Epps Mr. John L. Lewelling Rev. Melvin H. Williams CALL Mr. & Mrs. Bobby Newby Mr. & Mrs. Jerry V. Powell Miss Lee Ann Simmons Mrs. Mary John Thurman Mr. Marvin Wilkins Mr. Roy R. Thompson Mrs. Lillian Cook Roe Mrs. Mollie B. Smith Harlan Mrs. Jane Stallins Mann Mr. Grady G. Woody Dr. & Mrs. Ray Newcomb Mr. & Mrs. William E. Powers, Jr. Patricia Claiborne Simmons Mr. Jim Tidwell Mr. & Mrs. Noel D. Willems Dr. Allen Truex Mrs. Betty Craig Hazard Mr. Buford R. Matlock Rev. James F. Yates New Liberty Baptist Church Premier Promotions Dr. Paul D. Simmons Mr. & Mrs. Barry H. Tignor Mr. & Mrs. Harold D. Williams 1944 Mr. Robert L. Hundley Mr. James K. McCune, Jr. Mrs. Mallie Newsom Mr. & Mrs. J. Darryl Presley Miss Toni L. Simmons Mr. & Mrs. James E. Tillman Dr. J. Kenneth Williams 1939 Mr. Julian Brewer Mrs. Dale Kease Johnson Mrs. Nelda Pickler McCune 1953 Mr. Bobby D. Newton Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Presley Mr. & Mrs. Robert Simpson Mrs. Martha R. Tinsley Mr. John W. Williams Mr. Hugh E. Brooks Mrs. Odelle Nanney Dulaney Mrs. Frances J. Hicks Sorrell Mr. Elbert C. McLaurin Rev. William P. Affolter, Sr. Mr. James E. Newton Dr. & Mrs. Claude Pressnell Dr. Ann Singleton Ms. Ann L. Todd Mrs. Kathleen Williams Miss Annie G. McCorkle Mrs. Betty J. Campbell Fowler Mrs. Anna M. Williams White Mr. Howard L. Miskelly Mr. F. Bruce Alexander Mr. Roger Keith Niccum Rucker Preston Ms. Opal Singleton Mr. Jeff Todd Kyle and Laura Williams Mrs. Frances Thomas McGehee Mrs. Marie Wiggins Dr. Billy M. Pollard ROLL Mr. J. V. Parker, Jr. Dr. Frederick D. Birmingham Mrs. Angela B. Nichols Mr. & Mrs. Ron Preuss Mr. & Mrs. Raymond W. Ms. Alyce A. Toon Mrs. Lalah Gee Williams Dr. James S. Riley Mrs. Eva Claire Cooper Vestal Mrs. Ludie M. Featherston Wilson Mr. David A. Reid Mr. Edgar Wingo Campbell Mr. & Mrs. Donald R. Nichols Dr. Thurman Prewett Singleton Toone Baptist Church Mrs. Laura Williams Mr. Andrew L. Williams, Jr. Mr. Fred E. Short Mr. William B. Clemmons Mr. John A. Nichols Mr. & Mrs. David T. Price Mr. Tommy L. Singleton Ms. Brenda F. Tosh Mrs. Lori C. Williams 1940 Dr. Fred M. Wood 1949 Mr. William H. Vinson Mr. William L. Cottrell, Jr. Nine Mile Baptist Pridgen Machine & Tool Dr. & Mrs. Danny Sinquefield Mrs. Mary S. Townsend Ms. Martha Ann Williams Miss Fran Dedmon Mr. Billy T. Armstrong Mr. Courtney Wilson Mrs. Bobbie Palmer Day Mr. & Mrs. Robin Nix Procter & Gamble Fund Mr. David Skelton Mr. Michael Camden Tracy Rev. & Mrs. Melvin H. Williams Mrs. Martha Boone Foust 1945 Ms. Irene K. Bishop Mr. Charles Wright Dr. Kenneth Day Catherine Booker Nixon Ms. Jeannette Pyron Mr. T. R. Sledge Trafalgar Village Baptist Mrs. Sandra Williams Mrs. Ruth Marbury Good Mrs. Mary Blythe Brumley Dr. George Clark Dr. Marvin E. Fitts Mr. & Mrs. Gary B. Nolen Dr. & Mrs. David Raass Mr. & Mrs. Paul M. Slover Mr. Joshua Benjamin Trent Rev. Sanders L. Willson Mrs. Virginia Claybrook Harrison Mr. Elmer W. Counce Mrs. Virginia Leggett Dickinson 1951 Mrs. Sylvia Buck Giles Dr. & Mrs. J. Edward North Mrs. Nidia Ramirez Ms. Virginia A. Slover Mr. & Mrs. Peter Tropper Mrs. Joyce A. Wilson Mrs. Virginia Armstrong Harrison Dr. Franklin Day Dr. Carl J. Duck Dr. Bruce Coyle Mrs. Betty Webber Jackson Dr. & Mrs. William F. Northcott Mr. & Mrs. Brian Ramm Ms. Geraldine G. Smith Mrs. Janis E. Truex Rev. & Mrs. Keith Wilson Mrs. Martha Frey Jelks Mr. James B. Fowlkes Dr. James F. Eaves Mrs. Joan Barber Coyle Mr. Fred K. Lawrence, Jr. North Roanoke Baptist Church Randstad Staffing Services Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Smith Dr. & Mrs. Timothy L. Tucker Mr. Will N. Wilson Mrs. Nelle Davidson Kester Mrs. Mary E. Wells Hays Mrs. Jeane Hillman Eaves Mrs. Lucy Scott Crawford Mrs. Nancy Houser Mays Northside Baptist Church Rechoboth Baptist Church Mrs. Katherine L. Smith Tupelo First Baptist Church Mr. & Mrs. Danny Windsor Mrs. Lorene Holland Lumpkin Dr. John C. Huffman Dr. Jean Carlisle Fitts Mrs. ChristineJohnson Fairless Mr. James L. Redwine Mr. & Mrs. James A. Nowell Mr. Ronald Reed Mr. Larry J. Smith Marty Turner Mr. Larry N. Winkler Mrs. Dent Conley Partee Mr. Lois G. Laycook, Jr. Mrs. Frances Gaba Frankland Lt. Col. Mark Fairless Mr. Robert C. Rollins Mr. Jerry P. Nowell Mr. C.T. Reese Ms. LeAndra Renee Smith Mr. & Mrs. Ralph D. Turner Wm. Acree Limited Partnership Mrs. Elsie Ray Taylor Dr. Joseph R. Mansfield Mr. Thomas E. Harwood Mr. Charles D. Foresythe Mr. James E. Tillman Mrs. Ann Nuese Mr. David A. Reid Mr. L. I. Smith Ms. Carol Underwood Dr. Wayne Wofford Dr. Andrew B. Saunders Dr. L. D. Kennedy Mrs. Marian Williams Forrest Dr. James A. Nunnery Mrs. Patricia Reinholdt Dr. & Mrs. Norris E. Smith Union Baptist Church Ms. Carlie F. Wojnovich 1941 Mrs. Lillie B. Johnson Wood Dr. Max Marshall Mr. Phil M. Gillham 1954 Ms. Bettye L. Nutt Mrs. Martha V. Renfroe Dr. Roy M. Smith Union Pacific Mr. Wayne Womack Mrs. Kathleen Gleaves Bragg Mr. Elmer B. Roddy Mr. J. Ray Hight Mrs. Mary J. Coppedge Brooks Oak Hill Baptist Church Ms. Diane S. H. Reyneker Mrs. & Dr. Susan Smith Unum Provident Corporation Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Wood Dr. V. Bradford Curry 1946 Dr. Roy M. Smith Miss Margaret E. Johnson Dr. James B. Carlin Dr. Jerry D. Oakley Dr. & Mrs. R. W. Rhear Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. Smith Mr. Peter T. Vandyke Dr. & Mrs. Fred M. Wood Mrs. Mary Woolford Hart Rev. Gordon D. Dorian Dr. Herbert K. Sorrell Mr. James E. Luna Mrs. Laura A. Jobe Clemmons Mr. Nancy R. Oberg Ms. Kelly Pearl Rhodes Dr. Tony Smith Mr. Phil Metting Van Rijn Mr. Walter Wood Mr. William Edgar Holmes Mrs. Carrie F. Williams Mayfield Mrs. Joyce A. Harrison Wilson Rev. Thomas S. Moncrief Mr. Billy B. Cole Mrs. Mathilde H. Ohl Mr. Howard C. Rich Mr. & Mrs. Wallace Smith Mrs. Rita Price van Rijn Rev. & Mrs. Paul W. Woodford Mrs. Elizabeth Roberts King Mrs. Mary K. Hearn Parker Ms. Hilda J. Mount Mrs. Sue Belew Crocker Old Friendship Miss Baptist Ms. Jennifer Ayers, Richie Mr. & Mrs. William C. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Vassar Woodland Baptist Church Mr. William G. Leftwich Chap. Walter L. Phillips 1950 Mr. James A. Phillips Mrs. Paula I. Clayton Crosson Dr. & Mrs. Roger S. Oldham Brandon Dewain Ritchason Smith Engineering Firm, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Ronnie Vaughn Woodland Baptist Church Mr. George B. Mills Mrs. Mary McLuckie Sowell Anonymous Alums Mr. T. Harold Pinkley Rev. T. Max French Mr. & Mrs. Paul Olexa Mr. Elmer B. Roddy Ms. Beverly P. Smothers Mr. & Mrs. Roger G. Veazey Woodland Mills First Baptist Ms. Tommie M. Stanphill Judge Lloyd Tatum Mrs. Barbara Sewell Baker Mr. Jack H. Porter Rev. John L. Gilbert Mr. P. Michael Olexa Mrs. Lillian Roe Mrs. Carla Sohns Ms. Wendy Jo Veazey World Overcomes Outr. Min. Mrs. Mary S. Wesson Townsend Mrs. Sarah Darling Williamson Mrs. Kathleen L. Dendy Claybrook Rev. William C. Warmath Rev. George M. Horton Mr. Michael W. Oliver Dr. & Mrs. Adrian Rogers Dr. & Mrs. Herbert K. Sorrell Mrs. Carol Louise Tritt Venable Miss Kelley L. Worner Mr. Howard L. Vestal Mr. Grady Clements Rev. Keith Wilson Mr. Logan D. Lewis Orchard Baptist Church Mr. James Martin Rogers Mrs. Mary Sowell Mr. & Mrs. Jim Veneman Mr. Charles Wright Mr. Will N. Wilson 1947 Mr. Fred J. Crosson Mr. Lealon P. Yarber Mrs. Jane Albritton Miller Mr. & Mrs. Greg Orr Mrs. Marilyn Rogers Ms. Donna Spain Mrs. Karen Vest Mr. Everette W. Wright Rev. Marshall Boroughs Dr. E. Carroll Curtis, M.D. Dr. Lillian C. Parrish Mr. & Mrs. Johnny L. Orr Nolen and Clarice Rollins Rev. Kenneth Sparkman Dr. & Mrs. David Vickery Mr. Lealon P. Yarber 1942 Dr. George L. Dowd Mr. Thomas Alton Daniel, Jr. 1952 Mr. Richard B. Penuel Mr. & Mrs. Charles Osborne, Jr. Mr. Robert C. Rollins Ms. Jane M. Spencer Jeanne M. Vickery Miss Amy Catherine Yarbrough Mrs. Bibie Crittendon Cooper Dr. Ernest P. Guy Mr. Rudy Davis Mr. William L. Bailey Mr. & Mrs. K. Michael Osborne Mr. James Rone Mr. and Mrs. Carlo Spencer Victory City Baptist Church Mr. & Mrs. Jacob D. Yarbrough Mrs. Nelle J. Wagoner Derington Mrs. Anne Anderson Hartgraves Mr. Joe H. Exum Rev. William Carlton Butler 1955 Dr. & Mrs. Kam Otey Ms. Barbie Rose Mr. & Mrs. Kevin S. Spiller Mr. & Mrs. William H. Vinson Jim and Kitty Yarbrough Ms. Eileen Waller Huffman Ms. Dorise Turner Haynes Rev. William A. Foote Mrs. Virginia Jo Coble Dorn Mrs. Barbara J. Harwell Ammons Ms. Regina Owen John and Kristi Rose Mr. & Mrs. Richard D. Stacks Viola Baptist Church Rev. James F. Yates Miss Mary Willene Neely Dr. James P. McLemore, Jr. Mr. David A. Goodman Mr. Clayton N. Doty Mr. Jim W. Byassee Fred and Francis Owens Miss Kennda W. Ross Mr. & Mrs. Ronald W. Stallings Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Vos Ms. Georgia M. Yopp Mrs. Nelle Luckey Sparks Rev. W. T. Pillow Mrs. Mary N. Benson Goodman Mrs. Bonnie M. Brown Duck Mr. Kenneth W. Crocker Dr. & Mrs. Jason Ozment Mr. & Mrs. Larry J. Ross Mr. Roger Stanley Miss Lorynn Vossler Mr. & Mrs. Chris L. Young Mrs. Mable Garwood Stevens Rev. Chester L. Smith Mr. William S. Gregory Mr. Eugene S. Forrester, Sr. Dr. Charles M. Dollar Dr. & Mrs. Walton Padelford Ms. Lois Ross Mr. Charles Drury Stansfield Roy Pete and Janet K. Vossler Ms. Gail L. Young Dr. Donald R. Webb Mrs. Katherine L. Reaves Smith Rev. James W. Hackney Mr. Billy G. Fowler Mrs. Claudia Simpson Graves Mr. & Mrs. Jack T. Palmer Dr. Jane P. Rowlett Stanton Baptist Church Mr. & Mrs. Dwight A. Wagner Mr. & Mrs. James E. Young Mrs. Frances Tate Williams Mrs. Marjorie Gable Hackney CDR. George E. Fullerton, Jr. Ms. Mary J. Harrison Ms. Dana Pamfilis Mrs. Lois D. Rupprecht Ms. Pamela A. Staun Mrs. Gladys Wahl Mr. Nathan Young 1948 Mrs. Jewel Epps Harwood Mrs. Peggy Sanders Jones Mr. Kenneth B. Hawkins, Sr. Mr. John A. Parish Mr. & Mrs. Andy Rushing Mr. Bradley Steinhoff Dr. Keith Wainscott Dr. Eui Yu 1943 Mr. Audie E. Anderson, Jr. Mr. Glenn L. Hassell, Jr. Mrs. Shirley Bridges Knight Mrs. Anita T. Barnett Haws Mr. & Mrs. J. V. Parker, Jr. Rutherford First Baptist Ms. Sarah Steinhoff Mrs. Ann Walker Dongxun Zhang Mrs. Claudia Henderson Balkum Dr. Prince E. Claybrook Dr. Herbert R. Higdon Mrs. Shirley A. Wieland Lawler Dr. William F. Lisenby Parkview Baptist Church Mr. & Mrs. Peter F. Ryan Lloyd R. and Joanne Stephenson Rev. & Mrs. Max T. Walker Mr. & Mrs. Roger D. Ziegler Mr. Newton G. Carver Mrs. Carolyn Dodds Clements Mrs. Mary Lou Lankford Higdon Rev. Joe D. Littlefield Mr. Hutson E. McCorkle Mr. & Mrs. William C. Parr Dr. & Mrs. Michael Salazar Mrs. Donna Stern Mr. Rodney Wallace Mr. & Mrs. Dale Zimmer Dr. James F. Cole Ms. Frances E. Crosson Mr. Jack Hilliard Mrs. Ramona Hall Mercer Rev. Aubrey M. Neal, Sr. Parrans Chapel Baptist Church Mr. & Mrs. Keith Sanderson Mr. & Mrs. Dan Stewart Dr. Charlotte Ward Mr. John Zobel

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Mrs. Dorothy Cash Orten Mrs. Gayla H. Dennis Farrar Mr. Larry Moore Mr. Robert L. Burkhead Dr. M. Lynne Murchison Mrs. Christine Sisson Rogers Mrs. Virginia Wooten Hudson Mr. Donald R. Morris Mrs. Anne Clark Coggins Mrs. Mary N. Thomas Nicholson Mr. Billy B. Smith Mrs. Ellen Miles Jones Mr. Bobby D. Newton Rev. Ted W. Fuson Dr. James A. Nunnery Mr. Russell R. Waddell Dr. Peter R. Jones Dr. Jerry D. Oakley Mr. Jerry Kuykendall Mr. Gary W. Oller Rev. Thomas Winchester Mrs. Shirley Gordon Maynor Mrs. Mary H. Freeman Patterson Dr. Johnny W. Lott Mr. Lester H. Poppenheimer Mr. Daniel Thomas Murchison Mrs. Mary J. Riddle Pollard Mrs. Linda Patterson Merrick Rev. Virgil M. Presley 1956 Mr. Jerry P. Nowell Mrs. Gertie Parker Sheffield Mr. John R. Moore Mrs. Johnnie K. Tribble Shepard Dr. Warren A. Alexander Mr. Johnny L. Orr Mrs. Laura L. Mefford Sheppard Mr. David Pflasterer Ms. Lessie M. Younger Stichler Dr. Emmett A. Barnes Mr. Charles R. Perkins, Esq. Lt. Col. Harold W. Simmons Mr. Carlos E. Rodriguez Dr. Ronald P. Sykes Mrs. LaNell Taylor Barnes Dr. Ivan N. Raley Mrs. Ruth E. Brooks Thedford Mr. Norman E. Shepard Dr. J. Walter Taylor PROFILE Dr. Donald B. Coleman Mrs. Sandra F. Andrews Robertson Mrs. Diana C. Andrews Tolosko Mr. Tommy V. Tapp Mr. Walter H. Thompson Mrs. Carlie A. King Davis Dr. Kenneth P. Story Dr. Jerrell G. White Mrs. Linda Sullivan Taylor Mr. John T. Wade Mr. William Hugh Foster Mrs. Betty L. McCartney Mrs. Sandra Morgan Williams Mrs. Peggy F. Jones Gibson 1960 Woodford 1969 Mrs. Rebecca Anne Jones Henley Anonymous Rev. Paul W. Woodford 1966 Mr. Bobby J. Brown Mr. H. Wade Herriman Anonymous Alums Mrs. Juanita E. Sikes Wooten Mrs. Dera A. Thomas Ashby Mrs. Dianne Hayashi Browning Mrs. Beverly Pickler Houston Dr. Bob R. Agee Mr. Ned P. Boston, C.P.A. Ms. Shirley C. Clarke Mrs. Mary Ruth Pearson Hundley Mrs. Eleanor Richardson Arbaugh 1963 Mrs. Alice Myracle Carruthers Mr. Barry E. Daniel Mr. James E. King Rev. Raymond A. Boston Dr. John Adams Mrs. Jan Hollowell Collins Mrs. Judith Johns Deberry Rev. Vance Marberry Mrs. Rose M. Deusner Carver Mrs. Mona Nerren Allday LTC. Jerry M. Crossett Ms. Ann Davis Findlan Mr. Murray Hunter Pearson Mr. William G Carver Mrs. Delma J. Prescott Austin Dr. Seigfred Fagerberg Mr. John D. Haltom

CONTRIBUTORS Mrs. Mary J. Norville Powell Mr. James A. Coleman Dr. Jerry M. Baskin Mrs. Sandra Myracle Harman Mr. Robert M. Jelks Mr. James H. Scott Dr. Max A. Crocker Mrs. Ann Fuller Bendall Mr. Raymond C. Hartley Mrs. Lura L. Blankenship Hall Mr. Billy F. Seratt Dr. John W. Davenport Mrs. Marilyn Martin Clark Mrs. Debra L. Silkwood Hawkins Jones Dr. Bill C. Thomas Mrs. M. Nancy Taylor Enoch Mr. Delbert R. Coggins Mr. Charles E. Hedspeth Mrs. Monna L. Williams Lane OF Dr. Russell R. Tuck, Jr. Rev. James A. Ferguson Mrs. Gwendolyn Phillips Collins Mrs. Joyce Montgomery Mr. William L. McBryde Mrs. Lalah Gee Williams Mr. John A. Henderson Rev. James Combs Medlock Henderson Mrs. Linda B. Garrett Overton Mr. Gordon R. Hopkins (Deceased) Mr. Donald F. Connelly Dr. Baylon L. Hilliard Ms. M. Lynn Patton 1957 Mrs. Betty A. Morgan Molen Mrs. Faye E. Farmer Davis Mrs. Barbara G. Mullane Iosue Mrs. Linda Reeves Colonel William F. Bateman Rev. J. Darrell Molen Mr. Kinnie A. Dismuke Mrs. Carol Lawrence Johnson Mr. Stephen R. Robbins Mrs. Sue Thomas Black Mr. Robert H. Morrison Rev. Arthur Ray Dixon Dr. Carolyn Jernigan Lott Mrs. Marcia Shackelford Rudzik Mr. Arnold B. Blewer Ms. Carolyn A. Morse Mrs. M. Sandra Childress Hackett Mrs. Beverly Crocker Martin Mrs. Penelope Adams Salater

CALL Mrs. Sandra Taylor Crim Mrs. Sally Thomas Morse Mr. Gary R. Helton Mrs. Elaine Law McKelvey Mrs. Marsha K. Holmes Smith Dr. Carl Davenport Mr. William D. Sheppard Ms. Rebecca R. Holt Mrs. Mildred Hammill Merz Mrs. Sally Lundemo Smith Mrs. Mary Roy Lambert Mrs. Mary S. Hudson Shock Rev. Roy H. Jones Mrs. Eleanor Sykes Minick Dr. Beverly Buford Youree Mr. L. Carl Long Mrs. Elsie Young Smith Miss L. S. Lyon Mrs. Judith Ligon Murray Mrs. Mary E. Moore Maness Dr. Jerol B. Swaim Rev. J. Kennith Morris Rev. Billy Wayne Pearce 1970 Dr. Robert C. Moore Mrs. Julia Strange Morris Mr. Paul M. Slover Anonymous Alums Mr. James A. Nowell 1961 Mr. James Martin Rogers Mr. Everette W. Wright Mrs. Carol S. Duckworth Aljets ROLL Mrs. Janice Smith Nowell Mrs. W. Jean McLemore Allmon Mr. Joe W. Sisson Rev. Kenneth R. Bishop Mrs. Mary Janette Walker Pate Anonymous Mrs. Linda L. Wheat Sisson 1967 Rev. John Alan Chamness Ms. Eileen Rufener Robertson Mr. Robert A. Cummings Dr. Alicia Wilkerson Smotherman Mrs. Gail Reeves Anderson Dr. Danny R. Davis Mrs. Joyce Mcnamara Smith Mrs. Lealice Bishop Dehoney Mrs. Elsie Bullington Troutman Dr. Jerry H. Barker Dr. Jimmy Davis Mrs. Doris Rumage Tillman Rev. Issac D. Emerson Mrs. Ann Thomas Walker Mrs. M. Pauline Boyd Mr. David F. Dougan Stephanie Mrs. Thelma Hundley Warford Dr. Donald R. Gardner Mr. Charles A. Collins Mrs. Patricia A. Curlin Gentry (’98) Mr. W. Polk Glover 1964 Mrs. Carolyn Parish Curry Dr. Donald R. Hopper Stephanie Lee Mrs. Carol A. Miller Harvey Mrs. Brenda Keliea Shanks Mrs. Karen Stephenson Fagerberg Mrs. Elizabeth Peterson James Ph.D. candidate 1958 Mrs. Patricia Andrews Howerton Alexander Mrs. Sue Lambert Garner Mr. Donald H. Lindsey Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn. Mrs. Mary N. Stennett Armstrong Mrs. Joyce L. Walls Krettler Dr. George E. Arquitt, Jr. Mrs. Dolores Hidalgo Gilmore Mr. Paul B. Little Mrs. Jo F. White Bateman Mr. Jack L. Maddox Mrs. Eleanor Coker Belew Mrs. Betty C. Williams Haynes Mrs. Elizabeth A. Norville Motley Mrs. Christine Fanning Bates Dr. James T. McAfee, Jr. (Deceased) Dr. David Blackstock Mrs. Eleanor J. Roane Hilliard Mrs. Lynn Metts Page xamining the link between academic school they are more ready than the Mr. William B. Bible Mr. Raymond E. Mott Mrs. Carolyn A. Jones Burnett Mr. Willis H. Kimzey III Dr. Jane Patterson Rowlett preparation and college attendance generation before.” Mrs. Ruth Azbill Billings Mrs. Mary L. Wellden Orr Mrs. Dorothy Rhodes Clayton Rev. Phillip L. Lovelace Mr. David R. Simmons Mrs. Ann Bray Boston Mrs. Kay Dunagan Pafford Mrs. Shelia J. Elder Cox Mr. Johnny D. Meals Mr. William C. Smith of minority students is a mission for The professors at Union built a Rev. Jerome F. Browne, Litt.D. Mrs. Peggy McLeary Pace Smith Mrs. Reba Garner David Mrs. Helen L. Harrell Redmond Dr. Linn Stranak StephanieE Lee, a 1998 learning founda- foundation for Lee by teaching her not to Rev. Freddie D. Fowler Miss Peggy S. Stanfill Mrs. Brenda Atkinson DePriest Mrs. Patricia Privette Reichhold Mrs. Janis E. Blumberg Truex tions major and former director of put life into compartments, but rather see Mrs. Julia A. Pattat Fowler Mrs. Willie M. Harvey Stanfill Mrs. Sandra Johnson Enriquez Mr. James T. Ryal, Jr. Dr. Carol Hall Weaver Rev. Billy F. Hammonds Mr. Jere P. Walker Mrs. Marion O. Rutherford Ms. Carlie Fortner Wojnovich Mr. Jack A. Wilson student leadership at Union. the overall picture of how everything fits Mr. Charles W. Hausser Rev. Max T. Walker Gaffney Dr. Eui Yu Mrs. Susan L. DentonWilson “I have an interest in studying black together as a cohesive unit of service—to Mr. Robert E. McKenzie, Sr. Mrs. Molly Lawrence Gordon Mrs. Rita Price van Rijn student college enrollment patterns for think Christianly. Dr. Roger G. Murray, Jr. 1962 Mr. Thomas K. Hawkins 1971 Rev. Jack C. Naylor Dr. V. Gayle Alexander Mrs. Barbara A. Sasser Jones 1968 Mr. Stephen Chan higher ed.,” said Lee. “What happens in “Through the influence of professors, Mrs. Martha A. Lanier Nowell Dr. James M. Bateman Mrs. Janice Good Jones Mrs. Jane Matthews Alderson Mr. James E. Davidson K-12 and what are the influences to the way faculty teach and leaders lead at Mrs. Helen L. Kemp Scott Mr. Thomas D. Belew Mr. Jimmy Jones Mrs. Janice Sipes Anderson Mr. William D. Elinor inspire them for college.” Union, it’s obvious that they’re living Dr. Paul D. Simmons Mr. Roy D. Collomp Mrs. Jannette Bennett Lovett Mrs. Sue Roach Blass Mrs. Martha L. Williams Ellis Dr. Norris E. Smith Rev. Carl Cox, Jr. Mrs. Sue Lackie Marsh Mrs. Garvalene Phelps Byrd Mr. Carroll W. Griffin Lee is working on a Ph.D. in education Christ-like in all they do. It flows all Mrs. Janie Merrel Williams Dr. Jeffrey Glenn Davis Dr. Thomas D. Parnell Mr. James D. Cole Mr. Joseph F. Hall, Jr. policy at Vanderbilt while serving as a together. We do not need to compart- Mrs. Toby Jackson Flowers Mrs. Barbara Booth Powers Ms. Nancy Sullivan Collins Mrs. Jane Welch Hopkins graduate assistant. Upon completion she mentalize, instead be excellent in studies, 1959 Mr. J. Guy Gee Mr. William E. Powers, Jr. Mr. Wayne Curry Mrs. Corinne Carroll Hudson Mrs. Linda G. Ferguson Baity Mrs. Glenda Carol Thomas Griffin Mrs. Barbara S. Wyatt Pruitt Mr. Robert B. Dew Mr. Kenneth C. Krei hopes to continue addressing the issues of work and every part of life,” said Lee, Mrs. Mollie C. Burnett Bird Mr. Otis F. Griffin Mr. Vaughan M. Pruitt Mrs. Cecille Sampson Diez Mr. J. Randal Little higher education for minority students. “because God is in every part of life. Mr. Ernest W. Carter Mr. William R. Hackett Mr. Larry E. Ray Mr. Eddie Dougan Mrs. Zulette H. Raines Melnick “I don’t know if that means teaching, “I saw it first hand at Union Mr. James S. Carter Mrs. Wilma Johns Hassell Ms. Connie Holmes Sanders Mr. Harold L. Gilmore Mr. Thomas E. Morgan Mr. Joseph O. Clark Mr. John B. Hinson Mrs. Judith Lee Vaughan Mr. David O. Gray Mr. Daniel B. Redmond research, or policy advocacy for students University—it can be seamless. I don’t Mrs. Barbara Brown Croom Mr. W. Keith Huffman Shackelford Mr. Robert L. Jones, Jr. Mrs. Vicki Martin Sherrod of color,” said Lee, “I want to give more have to be or think a certain way only in Mr. John Croom Mr. Robert E. Hughes Mr. Larry J. Smith Mrs. D. Elizabeth Weatherford Mr. George E. Smith of a chance to others, if that is their certain circles. Education can be excellent Dr. John Dancy Mr. R. Wayne Johnson Mrs. Patsy C. Patterson Urban Kennedy Mrs. Dale Moore Williams Dr. James W. Deaton Mrs. Lois M. Highfill Kelly Dr. J. Larry Wilson Mr. Charles R. Knight Rev. Gary N. 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John Mr. Mr. Martin Wade Irvin Wade Martin Mr. Mrs. M Mrs. Mrs. Suzanne Frost Mosley Frost Mrs. Suzanne Ms. Rachelle L. Ms. Janice S. Davis Shipman S. Davis Ms. Janice Mrs. M Ms. Cathy Lo White L. Roy Dr. Fall 2004 Fall ('95HA) (’96HA) ('95HA) (’96HA) (’98HD) Dossmann Horton Richards Rainey Roberts Powell 1998 Ayers W. James Dr. Ms. Amy Catherine Balthrop Calvert Teague Ms. Aimee Crook Ward Mrs. Angela Tiedemann Mrs. Rachel L. Dunn David Brian Mr. Mrs. Lexine Anne Robinson Knight L. Jacobs Mrs. Rebecca Lee Diane Ms. Stephanie A. Lindley Geoffrey Mr. A. Aldridge McNeece Mrs. Sarah E. New Mrs. Helen Allen Roberts David Mr. Mrs. LaChrisha Angelina Littlejohn Steele Mrs. Gail Trowbridge A. Clifford Mrs. Robyn 1999 Boaz-Moll Jenay Ms. Francine 1995 Brewer Nell Maggie Dr. Brown Jay Adam Mr. Danley Elzie W. 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Lipford Willis Ms. Kimberly Ann Mann Beth Ms. Melissa McNeece Christopher Michael Mr. Myatt Edward William Mr. Nelson Bryan Daniel Mr. Niccum Keith Roger Mr. Powell Patrick Benjamin Mr. Wallis Suzanne Mrs. Elizabeth Scott Lewis Schaffer Mr. Kinney Scott Mrs. Gina Smith Ms. LeAndra Renee Van Louise Ms. Heather Allen Hildebrand Williams Mrs. Alison Ashley Grigg Ridgeway Shuttleworth Ms. Joanna Moffatt Ms. Joanna Durham Williamson Dyer Wade Carey Mr. Hinson Mrs. Sherry A.Blankenship Ms. Mary Lowe Lee Phillips Nichols Mrs. Angela Baker Northcott Kirby Mrs. Sandra Parker Mrs. Amy C. Screws Ann Powell Julie Miss Thompson Mrs. Angela D. Toothman L. Foote Mrs. Marissa Tracy Camden Michael Mr. Veazey Tutor Mrs. Rebecca Venable Tritt Louise Mrs. Carol Walkup R. Lake Mrs. Andrea 1994 Bergkoetter Wolfe Mrs. Kirsten K. Blackburn Patterson Ms. Jane Lea Boyd Mrs. Mary Melissa Dossett Myers Traci Mrs. Golden Mrs. Christie L. Moore Earl Haggard James Dr. Holsinger Kenneth Donald Mr. Scott Lancaster Gregory Mr. Thomas Moore Michael Mr. Moore Dennis Troy Mr. C. Patterson Mrs. Ellen Given Giving Giving Year Amount Number % of Class 19791980 $29,588.5019811982 $4,516.38 211983 $7,993.001984 $2,017.96 201985 $9,484.24 7.45% 24 $173,243.501986 13 6.60% 1987 $1,650.50 20 23 7.16% 1988 $2,679.42 3.53% 1989 $2,743.83 11 5.31% 4.79% $14,301.841990 211991 $2,875.00 13 2.76% 241992 $590.00 5.33% 1993 $2,954.00 17 3.08% 1994 $6,556.50 5.69% 91995 $3,128.45 17 3.94% 1996 23 $702.501997 $1,250.00 19 3.63% 2.08% 1998 $2,385.50 4.42% 111999 $2,187.50 8 4.10% 2000 14 $573.002001 $1,728.50 24 2.63% 1.80% 2002 $2,283.00 3.32% 152003 $1,265.91 14 6.33% 2004 $5,928.45 18 $2,670.00 10 3.77% 3.03% $1,650.00 20 3.15% 11 1.81% 435 2.93% 1.72% * 193619561948 $760.00 $12,104.501941 $14,803.501958 20 51954 $5,220.00 141947 $1,661.00 27.40% 1939 11 29.41% $674.50 $12,735.00 26.92% 1962 191938 26.83% $160.00 13 9 $4,222.50 24.36% $2,550.00 24.07% 4 35 23.68% 6 23.18% 23.53% 23.08% Total $571,190.70 1589 *% calculated only for classes prior to 2003 alumni with only honorary from Gifts alumni not status/honorary are doctorate recipients included in the final statistics. Top 10 in % of Class Giving Top Statistics Statistics Mrs. Elyse Cullum Bogner Cullum Mrs. Elyse Boling Harris Mrs. Laura Lynn Brady E. Todd Mr. Brasher Wilson Ann Mrs. Polly Brown Mrs. Angela Parker Clement Paige Mrs. Donna Corbitt Phillips Mrs. Deidra Emery Stephen Joseph Mr. Garrett J. Michael Mr. F Hatcher Mrs. Beverly Gary Ray Johnson Dr. Meeson Edward Dana Mr. Louise Myatt Dorothy Dr. Ridgeway W. Bradley Mr. Russell Adams Ms. Marilyn A. Staun Ms. Pamela Surber Kelley Mrs. Meredith Teel G. Alan Mr. Veazey G. Roger Mr. Vise Mrs. Penny Ward Blake James Mr. West Rex Mr. Williams Ann Ms. Martha 1993 J. Bleecker Matthew Mr. Buckley Mrs. Amy L. Dalton Coleman L. Fajer Gail Dr. Crosby Allen Clark Mr. Crosby A. Ayers Tiffany Mrs. Giving Given Giving Giving (’92HA) Year Amount Number % of Class 193619371938 $760.001939 $650.001940 $2,550.00 51941 $160.00 21942 $2,765.00 61943 $5,220.00 29.41% 41944 $1,145.00 10 10.53% 23.08% 1945 11 $470.001946 $1,900.00 22.73% 8 23.53% 1947 $1,025.00 26.83% 61948 $2,142.50 7 18.60% $12,735.001949 10 $14,803.501950 7 16.67% 20.59% $11,250.00 91951 20.00% 141952 $3,480.50 16 12.50% $19,465.001953 23.68% 26.92% 1954 $5,421.00 34 19 17.20% 1955 $871.001956 17 22.82% $674.50 20.21% 1957 $1,865.50 16 $12,104.501958 19.54% 131959 $4,065.00 16 20 15.09% 1960 $1,661.00 24.07% 1961 $7,720.00 16 22.22% 27.40% 1962 $7,303.10 19 $27,382.501963 24 18.60% 1964 $4,222.50 23 24.36% 201965 $6,063.33 21.24% 1966 $4,265.36 35 20.00% 17.70% 1967 $3,500.00 261968 $3,740.48 29 23.18% 1969 $2,041.50 14 18.44% 1970 $6,390.00 23 20.86% 1971 $2,936.00 19 10.07% 1972 $3,788.74 30 14.94% 1973 $7,500.33 20 12.84% 1974 $5,173.49 22 12.61% 1975 $5,426.00 17 7.27% $36,685.601976 26 10.95% $16,005.291977 17 8.63% 251978 $5,712.00 14.29% 18 $7,550.00 8.63% 10.68% $1,453.00 15 8.37% 20 22 6.76% 7.94% 8.40% Alumni McIntosh Pearce ANNUAL REPORT ANNUAL YearsGolden $12,200.00 4 4.12% Mrs. E. 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ROLL CALL OF CONTRIBUTORS 36 ALUMNIPROFILE 39 ONITE I UN Fall 2004 Fall When Adams first entered Union, he Union, first entered When Adams viewed I would have Union “Before is grateful for his Christ- Adams is Christ- at Union “Everything interest in my life: where I’m at and what I’m in my life: where interest doing.” I’m view on the had a completely different in the world of business and his role kingdom of God. Adams what I do as a job or a paycheck,” as a I view it more Union said. “After calling and a way to make a difference.” education that he received centered Union. from get into the work- and once you centered said. Adams in the minority,” you’re force prepared the classes and professors “All me to be in the minority and go against the grain.” (’02) organ Keegan & Company is its organ Keegan name and issuing bonds is its 2002 economics/finance game. For “Union gave me a strong groundwork me a strong gave “Union of associate professor Scott Lawyer, resource was a valuable [Lawyer] “He graduate Matt Adams, the world of Adams, graduate Matt has been a major finances and networking factor in his life. Adams enough to get the job,” to know said. “The foundation I got at Union I Union, Without be replaced. can’t I am today.” be where wouldn’t and network management, helped Adams & Keegan get an internship at Morgan of his senior year, Company in January which ultimately led to a full-time job there. the call of duty as a beyond and went still takes an said. “He Adams professor,” Matt Adams Banker Investment Ala. 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Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Evans Ms. Pat Glover Mr. & Mrs. Tim Herndon Dr. Daryl H. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Peter Kollmeyer Ms. Susan L. Evers Ms. Dana B. Goddard Dr. Bruce E. Herron Ms. Elaine A. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Barry Kolter Ms. Frances Everson Mr. Gary L. Godsey Mrs. Marilyn Johnson Hertz Mrs. Eleanor C. Johnson Mr. Leroy A. Kolter Mr. Tillman T. Everson Mr. M. A. Goldstein Mr. & Mrs. Dan Hezean Mr. Hank Johnson Ms. Suzanne Koolen Mr. Kevin Ewald Mr. & Mrs. Caesar G. Gomez Fam. of Jessie O. Hickerson Mr. & Mrs. James A. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. John Kosco Mr. Harold E. Ewing Ms. Marissa A. Gonzales Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Hickman Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey A. Johnson Mr. Paul M. Kosco Mrs. Martha Jane Exum Mr. Pedro Gonzales Ms. Nancy Hicks Mrs. Oneida Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Steven Kosco Family of Mr. Keelon Hammons Ms. Sue Goodpasture Dr. James Higgs Mr. Paul Isaac Johnson Ms. Connie S.Kosen Charles H. Farmer Mrs. Dorothy Sue Goodrich Mr. Dale Hildenbrandt Mrs. Penny L. Johnson Dr. Jeffrey Kovalic Ms. Janice C. Farris Mr. Charles D. Goodwin Ms. Barbara Hill Mr. & Mrs. William R. Johnson Mr. Larry Kracke PROFILE Mr. John W. Faulconbridge Mr. Fred Goodwin Mr. & Mrs. Russell Hobbs Dr. Jenny Ross Johnsonius Mr. Joel Krause Mr. Reynolds C. Faulkner Ms. Laraine C. Goodwin Ms. Dorris Hobgood Mr. & Mrs. J. Bradley Johnston Mr. Kevin M. Kroll Mrs. Nancy N. Fehr Mr. Phillip M. Goodwin Ms. Misti Hodges Ms. Charlotte K. Jones Mr. David W Krueger Mr. Richard Fensler Mrs. Cheryle Gordon Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Hoffman Ms. Debra R. Jones Mr. & Mrs. George F. Kurz Mr. Obed Fernandez Mr. Robert S. Gossage Mr. & Mrs. D.Mark Hogan Mr. & Mrs. Dewey Jones Mr. & Mrs. David A. Labrozzi Ms. Sandra Fielding Mr. Tom Gothard Mr. & Mrs. David Hogan Mr. Doyle M. Jones Mrs. Del Lackey Mr. & Mrs. Karl Figg Ms. Renee Gourley Ms. Joy Hogan Mr. Drew Jones Ms. Claudia H. Lacy Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Fillinger Mrs. Wilma Grable Ms. Rosemary Hohman Mr. Frederick Alan Jones Mr. Paul D. Ladd Mr. & Mrs. Paul Finch Mr. John N. Graef Mrs. Martha J. Holcomb Ms. Jennifer Lee Jones Mr. Jeff and Dr. Vicki Lake Mr. Daniel Finley Ms. Karen Graham Mr. & Mrs. Randy Holden Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Jones Ms. Janet Lakeman Mr. Richard Fisher Mr. & Mrs. Warren Lee Grammer Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Holle Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Jones Mr. Douglas Lambert

CONTRIBUTORS Mr. & Mrs. Ron Fitch Mr. & Mrs. Frank Grande Mr. Dwayne Hollingsworth Mr. Randall Jones Dr. John Lambert Mr. D. L. Fitzgerald Mr. & Mrs. Carl Grant Mr. Eric Homberg Mr. & Mrs. Randall Jones Mr. & Mrs. Steve Lancaster Ms. Christa Fitzwater Mrs. Susan Grant Mrs. Annette Hopper Mr. Rory T. Jones Bobby Gene Langford Miss Barbara G. Fletcher Mr. Derrell Greer Mr. Joe Hopper Mr. and Mrs. W. F. (Ted) Jones Langley Charitable Fund OF Mr. Eugene Fletcher Ms. Sabrina Greer Mr. J. David Hosier Ms. Wilma Jones Ms. Theresa Langlinais Mr. Guilford Fletcher Mr. & Mrs. John M. Gregory Mr. George Housley Mr. David Jordan Mr. & Mrs. Howard N. Langston Mr. & Mrs. Mike Fletcher Mrs. Richard Gregory Mr. & Mrs. Paul E. Houston Dr. David C. Jordan Mr. & Mrs. Terry W. Langston Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Flippin Mr. Larry Gregson Mr. David M. Howard Dr. Frank Jordan Miss Marian Gayle Latham Ms. Iva Lou Flowers Mr. Carl Griffiths Mr. & Mrs. George Howard Mr. & Mrs. Harry L. Joy Ms. Jane A. Lawson Dr. & Mrs. Randy Fly Mr. Randall S. Guiler Mr. B. K. Howell Mr. Floyd R. Jump E. Ann LeVan Ms. Jenifer Fogel Ms. Ann Gunderson Mr. Ray T. Howell Mrs. Janet M. Kamm Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Leathers

CALL Mrs. Evelyn Foote Ms. Cynthia E. Gunn Mrs. Polly Huckeba Mr. Steven Kamm Mrs. Holly Ledden Avis A. Foreman Mr. Douglas A. Guyre Mr. William Paul Huckeba Mr. Daniel Kapic Mr. C.L. Ledford Mr. Paul Forster Mr. Scott E. Hadden Mr. William C. Huddlestun Mr. & Mrs. Quincy H. Karnes Mrs. Pam Lee Mrs. Cara L. Foster Mrs. Betty P. Haggard Mr. & Mrs. William M. Hudson Mr. James L. Kauffman Mr. & Mrs. Donald F. Leipertz Mr. Greg Foust Mr. & Mrs. Tom L. Hala Mr. & Mrs. Bobby Huff Mr. & Mrs. David Kee Mrs. Gloria Leman Mr. Ben Fowler Mr. Johnnie Hall Dr. & Mrs. Ricky H. Huffines Ms. Edna L. Kee Ms. Ginger H. Lesemann Stephanie Mr. Haskel Fowler Ms. Sandra Hall Mr. Mike Huffman Mr. Charles Kellum Ms. Karla Lewi ROLL Dr. & Mrs. Rex W. Fowler Mr. James Hammer Ms. Sonja J. Huggins Mr. Donald D. Kellum Rev. Furman B. Lewis Mr. & Mrs. Daniel E. Fox Ms. Phyllis Hammer Mr. & Mrs. Luther E. Hughes Mr. & Mrs. Edward E. Kellum Mrs. Sandra M. Lewis (’02) Mr. & Mrs. Wallace E. Fox Mr. Bill Hammon Ms. Mary Evelyn Hughes Mr. Elvin L. Kellum Mr. Tom Lewis Autumn Ridenour Mrs. Sharon Foy Dr.& Mrs. Stephen D. Hammond Mrs. Vicky M. Hulsey Mr. Glendel L. Kellum Ms. Wilma Lewis Graduate Student Mr. & Mrs. Harold J. Frakes Mr. Martin F. Hampton Mrs. Wilma Hundley Mr. Thomas J. Kellum Ms. Carol J. Light Yale Divinity School, New Haven, Conn. Mr. Richard J. Frankel Mrs. Nancy L. Hanline Dr. & Mrs. T. W. Hunt Mr. & Mrs. Colin T. Kelly Ms. Connie Lightsey Ms. Nanette Franks Ms. Judy Hansen Mr. Roger D. Hurd Mr. David S. Kelly Ms. Gail D. Ligon Mr. Roger C. Frederick Mr. & Mrs. L. G. Hansen Willma Hurst Trust Dr. James Kelly Mr. William A. Liming f you spend a few minutes with about her faith outside of the classroom. Mr. & Mrs. David Freshwater Mr. Jim Hardegree Ms. Shirley Hurst Mr. Richard Kelly Dr. Robert D. Linder Autumn Ridenour, a 2002 Christian “Union was a great opportunity to be Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Frey Mr. Charles Harding Mr. Randall Hutto Mr. & Mrs. Tony Kelly Mrs. Ellie Linville Mr. Wayne Friday Mr. Ron Harding Mr. Sammy J. Hutton Miss Kathy J. Kemmer Mr. Carroll Little ethics major, you’ll quickly discover her consumed with ideas and see these ideas Ms. Rita Friederich Mrs. Pheba C. Hardison Mr. Bobby R. Hysmith Mr. D.R. Kennedy Mr. Herman I. Little heart beats to share a theology which put into practice,” Ridenour said. Mr. & Mrs. David A. Frietsch Mr. James Hardock Mr. and Mrs. Randal Hysmith Mrs. Edward Kennedy Mr. & Mrs. R. Lyndel Littleton I includes God to the world around her. “Integrating Christianity and education is Mrs. Mary Ann Fritz Mr. Phillip W. Hardy Mr. William Ibos Mr. Jack Kenwright Mr. Randy Livingston Mrs. Leatha Frost Mr. Mark L. Harrell Noel Ice Mr. George B. Kesterson Dr. Ann Livingstone This passion is what sent her to Yale a living reality; you never stepped out of Mr. Richard P. Fudge Mr. & Mrs. Robert Harrell Mrs. Ellen Irvin Ms. Cyndy Keyes Ms. Diane Lloyd Divinity School after graduating it at Union.” Mr. Gerald Fuller Dr. and Mrs. Michael E. Harris Ms. Laura Isaeff Mrs. Carla C. Kidd Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Loch from Union. As Ridenour attends Yale, she is culti- Ms. Vicki L. Gaines Mrs. Glenna Hartley Jackson H. S. Class of 1959 Mr. Scott Kilgore Mr. Robert Loffredo Mr. Larry W. Ganann Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Harwell Mr. Charles Ivey Mrs. Sarah Killough Ms. Dorothy Logan “I loved reading about past thinkers vating her own views and using the building Mr. & Mrs. David Gardner Mr. Dale Hawkins Mr. J.B. Jackson Mr. Scott Kimbro Ms. Patricia Logan and how our sinful nature has been blocks of her education from Union to Ms. Jacqueline B. Gardner Mr. Kent Hawkins Mr. James Jackson Sylvetta M. Kimbrow Mr. & Mrs. George M. Lokey around since the beginning,” communicate her faith to others. Mr. Stephen Garner Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Hawkins Mrs. Dean Jacobs Mrs. Ruth Kimzey Mrs. Joyce Lokey Dr. & Mrs. James Leo Garrett Miss Paige Hawks Ms. Janet Jacobs A. Joseph King Ms. Debbie S. Long Ridenour said. “I’m fine tuning my arguments (at Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Gary Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Hayes Mr. Rick Jacobs Mr. Gary L. King Mrs. Wilma Dean Looney Ridenour is pursing a two-year master Yale) and integrating my presuppositions Mr. John R. Gay Mr. William J. Hayes Mr. Stephen Jakosa Mr. & Mrs. J. W. King Mr. & Mrs. Tony Lopez of arts and religion program at Yale I learned at Union,” Ridenour said. “I’m Mrs. Luella E. Gay Mr. & Mrs. Joey Hays Mr. Robert J. Jantz Mr. James King Dr. & Mrs. Craig Loscalzo Mr. Terry Geisler Mr. Michael Headrick Mr. Richard Jaques Mr. Larry King Mr. Doyle R. Love University and aspires to one day teach where the rubber meets the road.” Mr. & Mrs. Philip Geswin Ms. Anne Heefner Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth R. Jarrard Ms. Mary Ann Kirk Mr. Mark T. Loveless ethics. She will be graduating May 2005 As Ridenour progresses through the Mr. Hester Gibbs Mr. Derek Heeren Mr. & Mrs. Trebor Jelks Mr. & Mrs. Carl Kirkland Mr. & Mrs. George Loving and is hoping to work toward a Ph.D. MAR program at Yale, she is grappling Mrs. Catherine Gibson Ms. Marva L. Heier Mr. & Mrs. Norman D. Jenkins Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kirksey Ms. Norma E. Lowery Mr. & Mrs. Robert Gilane Mr. Charles Helleny Ms. Toni Jennings Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Kish Mr. J. H. Luckey “God’s providential hand led me to with real world issues and struggles to Mr. & Mrs. Clinton Gilbreath Mr. Mark W. Helweg Mr. & Mrs. Haskel Jerrolds Ms. Shannon Kish Ms. Sandra J. Lundy Union,” Ridenour said. “It wasn’t by communicate the authority of scripture to Mr. Michael Gilleland Ms. Karol Henderson Mr. Gene Jerry Ms. Linda Kittlitz Mr. David O. Luton accident that Union had an ethics the world. Ms. Sara Boyd Gillespie Mr. Jeff Hendricks Mr. Steven A. Jessen Mr. & Mrs. Danny Kizer Mr. Raymond Luttrell Mr. J. Robert Gillette Mr. & Mrs. Don Hendrix Mr. Richard A. Jester Mr. Jerry Kizer Mr. Max Lyall program, which is unique at the under- “I’m a work in progress,” Ridenour Mrs. Sue Gilliam Mr. D. Frank Henry Rev. Charles Jeter Ms. Joanna Kleckner Mrs. Kathy A. Lyle graduate level.” said. “I have a voice and God’s allowed Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Gist Ms. Marcella F. Henry Mr. Michael F. Jinkins Mr. & Mrs. Paul F. Kleine Mr. Dennis Lamar Lyon Through lecture series and various me to be here (at Yale.) There’s always an Cely Glasco Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Hensley Mr. David Johns Mr. Stephen Kline Ms. Coreen H. Machado Mr. Dan Glassey Mr. William Glenn Hensley Mr. & Mrs. Jerald Johns Mr. Mark Knutson Dr. Bernard Malloy speakers from around the country and element you don’t know until you’re Mr. Tony Glisson Mr. Brian D. Henson Mr. Martin Johns Mr. Bruce Koch Chap. & Mrs. Patrick J. Malone world coming to speak to students at there. Sometimes you have to go through Dr. & Mrs. John D. Glover Mr. James Ed Henson Ms. Amy Johnson Mr. William F. Kohler Mr. & Mrs. Rich Malone Union, Ridenour was challenged to think experiences yourself.” Ms. Nancy Glover Ms. Alma Herbert Mr. Clifford A. Johnson Mr. K. P. Kohrs Mr. Benjamin D. Mandrell

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ROLL CALL OF CONTRIBUTORS 44 ALUMNIPROFILE 47 ONITE I UN Fall 2004 Fall Davidson says combining faith Davidson is truly special in contrast to “Union the law profes- toward As a student geared a lens of “Looking at things through on in his moves as Davidson Even golf with Coach (Andy) “I played rigors of a law school. Union was rigors of a law school. Union instrumental in law school.” to my success with learning was a vital part to his experience. overall serious said. “Being other places,” Davidson faith and making it the top about your priority was encouraged and accepted.” sion, the issue of ethics was an essential issue professors. Davidson’s by addressed faith was what was most profitable,” a Christian is part said. “Being Davidson of who I am and is a challenge and that out to people.” expectation to live path, he still is able to keep in career touch with some of his professors the last time I was back because Rushing (baseball) for him while at I played said. Davidson Union,” (’00) ard work. Sweat. Patience. Sweat. work. ard These terms best Endurance. to become describe the endeavor Davidson began working in September began working Davidson an opportunity. the bar exam was “Taking While taking the bar exam was one “The told me what to expect professors Dow Davidson Attorney Ala. Birmingham, LLP, & Furman Burr a lawyer, especially for Dow Davidson, Davidson, especially for Dow a lawyer, business graduate. a 2000 Union a law firm with LLP, & Forman at Burr 150 attorneys located in Birmingham, law school in May completed Ala. He took the bar exam. and recently tough experience,” really was a really, It said. “I had to keep it all in Davidson because everyoneperspective practicing this.” law had to go through of the most challenging aspects of he says pursuit of a law career, Davidson’s the solid educational foundation that he him. prepared Union from received me to be intellectually and and allowed said. Davidson academically prepared,” me for the “They mentally prepared H www.uu.edu HA HD HA HA HD (Deceased) ’90 ANNUAL REPORT ANNUAL Mr. John W. Williams, '00 Williams, W. John Mr. Wilson C. James Mr. Memory Adams Clara Bow Allday V. James Austin Mrs. Sarah Avery T.A. E. Baker Robert Beloto Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Anderson Harold James Blythe & Helen Frank Blythe Mrs. Helen Boyd F. Spurgeon Bradbury Cathy Studards Breeden Jamie Leon Burnett Velma L. Burton Robert Dr. Carls Ernest Carson Tommy Gary Clayton Climer Mae Ms. Addie Alice Marbury Cobb Cole Jimmy Mr. Crocker T. George Daniel Mildred Kathryn B. Daster Family The Davidson J.A. Davidson Dr. II Davis, Glenn Jeffrey Davis Jimmy Rhea Dawkins Family Dawson DeLay Coach Fred Dingledine Inez Dockery (Pansye) Mrs. Samuel Bert Doles Dunlap Holland Hilda Essary F. William Etheridge Elizabeth Etheridge Faye Eubanks Mrs. Peggy Fields Georgia Mr. H. Jack Holmes, ’74 Holmes, Jack H. Mr. ’76 E. Howard, Mark Dr. Jenkins John Dr. ’52 A. Lawler, Mrs. Shirley Leathers Kenneth Mr. ’67 L. Lovelace, Phillip Rev. J. H. Luckey Mr. D. Massey Shelby Mr. ’61, Jr., McAfee, T. James Dr. Jr. Thomas L. Moore, Judge Ray Newcomb Dr. North J. Edward Dr. ’88 Parker, W. Roderic Mr. Parvin Skip Dr. Patrick Harold Mr. H. Patrick James Mr. ’59 Charles R. Perkins, Mr. ’77 Phillips, W. Randall Mr. ’51 H. Porter, Jack Mr. Claude Pressnell Dr. ’86 Rhear, W. R. Dr. ’83 Rogers, W. Lisa Dr. Shaw Sam Dr. Shrum Kevin Dr. Sinquefield Danny Dr. Harry L. Smith Mr. ’49 K. Sorrell, Herbert Dr. ’59 Story, P. Kenneth Dr. ’01 Taylor, Gary Mr. Tidwell Jerry Dr. ’38 Truex, Allen Dr. ’61 Walker, T. Max Rev. ’82 Ward, J. Fred Rev. Watkins Gary Rev. Weeks Mike Mr. White, ’99 L. Roy Dr. HD HA HA , ’78 HD HA HA (McMinn-Meigs) (McMinn-Meigs) County) (Lawrence (TN) County) (Lawrence (TN) Baptist County) (Hamilton County) (Knox Mr. Floyd Flippin Floyd Mr. Forrester Mack Mr. ’61 Glover, Polk W. Mr. Graves Mrs. Peggy Graves Ed Mr. Green John Dr. ’55 Sr., B. Hawkins, Kenneth Mr. Hester Herb Dr. ’80 Jr., O. Hill, Norman Mr. Trustees and Trustees Former Trustees alumni honorary HA represents honorary HD represents recipents doctorate ’63 Adams, John Dr. ’72 L. Adams, Michael Dr. ’92 Adcock, Bill Mr. Alderson, ’68 Mrs. Jane L. Arnold Sammie Mr. ’65 Austin, Jim Mr. ’98 Ayers, W. James Dr. Mrs. Ann Boston, ’58 ’37 Mrs. Mary Burrow, Butler Trent Dr. ’76 Q. Byrd, David Dr. ’76 Campbell, Jr., F. Robert Mr. Mrs. Rita Christian, ’74 Cobb Lynn Dr. Cockroft Bill Mr. ’95 Danley, Elzie W. Dr. ’73 A. Davidson, Dan Mr. ’61 Mrs. Lealice Dehoney, D. Dement Bill Mr. ’48 Jr., G. Dickinson, John Mr. ’89HA S. Drinnon, John Dr. ’49 Eaves, F. James Dr. A. Emison Mrs. Sara ’84 Jr., D. Fesmire, Ben Mr. ’99 D. Fesmire, Benny Mr. First Southern Baptist (Topeka, KS) (Topeka, Baptist Southern First Community (IL) Oaks Great (MD) Community Halethorpe (Bledsoe) Baptist Hartsville First (Watauga) Baptist First Hunter (Wilson County) Baptist Immanuel (IL) Baptist First Jonesboro (IL) Christian Joppa Lakeside Chapel Baptist Baptist Liberty Grove (KY) Baptist Living Hope (IN) Wesleyan Street Main (AR) Baptist First Manila Presbyterian Second Memphis (FL) Baptist First Naples (Nashville) Baptist First Nashville (TX) Bapist Boston First New (AR) Liberty Baptist New Baptist Prospect New (IL) Baptist Mile Nine (VA) Baptist Roanoke North Missionary Friendship Old (AL) Baptist Orchard County) (Knox Baptist First Powell Baptist Rechoboth (TX) Baptist Creek Rock Baptist Heights Sevier (MO) Baptist Park Swope (MS) Baptist First Tupelo Emory) (Big Baptist Union (TX)Victory City Baptist (Maury) Baptist Viola (TN) of God White House (Robertson County) (Robertson County) (Hamilton (Campbell County) (Jackson, TN) (TN) Valley) (Holston Shiloh Baptist First Adamsville Baptist Crump First Baptist Hope Good Baptist Hill Gravel Lake View Baptist Baptist Mt. Zion Baptist Hill Olive Baptist First Selmer Weakley Baptist First Dresden Baptist First Gleason Baptist Springs Jolley District Western Baptist Hill Oak Baptist First Paris Baptist Puryear Indian Creek Baptist Clifton First Other Churches Baptist Creek Battle Baptist Bayside MissionaryBethlehem Baptist (GA) Hickory Baptist Burnt MI) Calvary (Fruitport, (TN) Prebs. Cedar Springs (Holston) Central Baptist (Maury) Baptist Columbia First (AR) Baptist Cord Cornerstone Community Bapt. Will Free Timbers Cross Baptist East Rogersville (KY)Eastwood Baptist (TX) Baptist Road Fielder Shaw's Chapel Baptist Chapel Baptist Shaw's Baptist Stanton Baptist Woodland Baptist Zion Madison-Chester Ararat Baptist Baptist Bluff Beech Calvary Baptist Baptist East Union Englewood Baptist Baptist First Jackson Baptist Madison Baptist Meridian Baptist Parkview Baptist Hill Pleasant Baptist Heights Poplar Baptist Grove Wards Baptist Jackson West Baptist Woodland Shelby Baptist Park Audubon Baptist Bartlett Briarwood Baptist Baptist Broadmoor Baptist Brookside Cherry Baptist Road Colonial Baptist Baptist Faith Baptist Woods Kirby Leaclair Baptist Leawood Baptist Baptist First Millington Baptist Station Mullins Raleigh Baptist Village Baptist Trafalgar Haywood Calvary Baptist Hardeman Baptist First Bolivar Baptist Ebenezer Baptist First Junction Grand Baptist Hebron Baptist First Middleton Baptist Bethel New Chapel Baptist Parrans Saulsbury Baptist Baptist Toone Baptist Whiteville First Fayette Baptist Somerville First Gibson Antioch Baptist Baptist First Bradford Calvary - Humboldt Baptist Baptist First Dyer Baptist Fellowship Baptist First Humboldt Baptist First Kenton Baptist First Milan Baptist Bethlehem New Baptist Northside Baptist First Rutherford Baptist Salem Baptist First Trenton Carroll-Benton Baptist First Bruceton Baptist Camden First Baptist First Huntingdon Baptist First Trezevant Crockett Baptist First Gadsden Baptist Maury City First Dyer Baptist First Dyersburg Baptist Fowlkes Baptist First Halls Baptist Harmony Baptist Macedonia Baptist First Newbern Beech River Baptist Lexington First Baptist Mt. Gilead Baptist First Parsons Beulah Baptist First Martin Baptist First Obion Baptist Ridgely First Baptist First Tiptonville Baptist City Second Union Baptist First Mills Woodland Big Hatchie Baptist First Covington Baptist Faith Baptist Grace Baptist Grove Pleasant Baptist Ripley First Bequests Estate Burress Helen Churches churches from received Gifts listed geographically are Tennessee West to according associational membership Fall 2004 Fall www.uu.edu ONITE UNI

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Alliant Energy Foundation Alliant Energy of America Bank BellSouth Corporation Eckerd Lilly and Company Eli Foundation Gannett IBM Corporation Company Paper International & Johnson Johnson Lexmark Insurance Nationwide Life Mutual Northwestern Corporation Pactiv Foundation Pentair Foundation Pfizer Fund & Gamble Procter Pacific Union Corporation Provident Unum UPS Foundation Fargo Wells Matching Gift Companies Andersen Foundation Foundation Baptist Arkansas Assisi Foundation Foundation BancorpSouth The Community Foundation The Community Foundation Foundation Family Fesmire Fundation Tennessee First Foundation Gates & Melinda Bill Foundation C. M. Gooch Charitable Foundation Hammons Corporation Foundation Maytag The M. E. Foundation Foundation Family Miller behalf on Foundation Pentair Foundation Baptist Tennessee Whitehead Lettie Pate Foundations Madison Wholesale Wholesale Madison Company Gary Mathews Corporation Maytag Clinic Specialty Medical Healthcare Methodist/LeBonheur M G Construction Cable Corporation Porter Promotions Premier Tool Premier Tool & Machine Pridgen Solutions Randstad Work Company Ridgely Sawmill Firm Engineering Smith Hands Southern Services Appraisal Swan Corporation Target Printing Industrial Tennessee TLM Associates, Inc. Lakes Farm Twin Service Parcel United Company Telephone United International Volunteer Services Warehouse Association Golf Tennessee West Healthcare Tennessee West Federation Advertising WestTN Clinic TN Bone & Joint West Company Steel Williams W Culverts W & Tire Zurcher

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ROLLCALLOFCONTRIBUTORS 49 HA ONITE I UN ock, AR emphis, TN umboldt, TN oodlettsville, TN rentwood, TN rentwood, ranklin, TN elmer, TN elmer, Jackson, TN Jackson, TN Jackson, TN Humboldt, TN Jackson, TN Jackson, Lexington, TN TN Humboldt, TN Jackson, TN Jackson, TN Jackson, TN Jackson, Little R F KY Elizabethtown, GA Hampton, G S H TN Jackson, TN Martin, M B IL Rockford, TN Mt. Juliet, GA Hampton, . & Mrs. Chuck Farneth . & Mrs. Chuck . & Mrs. Ron Haywood . & Mrs. Ron McMurtry . & Mrs. James O’Brien . & Mrs. Peter . & Mrs. John White, III . & Mrs. John r. & Mrs. Michael Harris Michael & Mrs. r. Oldham Roger & Mrs. r. ev. & Mrs. Raymond Vogtner & Mrs. Raymond ev. 2003-2004 Board of Presidential Associates Harbert Alexander Mr. Boud Mrs. Jan ‘88 Fletcher, Mrs. Judy Charlie Garrett Mr. ‘91 Greer, Brad Mr. E.E. Hays Mr. Jones W.F. Mr. Maners Joel Mr. ’87 Maroney, Steve Mr. Mitchel Jeff Mr. Parker Michael Mr. 2003-2004 Union Auxiliary alumni honorary HA represents honorary HD represents recipients doctorate Adams Mrs. Robbie Mrs. Mary Adcock Agee, ’78 Mrs. Nelle Alderson, ’68 Mrs. Jane Allen, ’81 Mrs. Denise Allen, ’83 Ms. Sandra Allmon, ’61 Jean W. Mrs. Alsobrook Mrs. Jessica Archer Mrs. Joye ’66 A. Ashby, Mrs. Dera ’63 J. Austin, Mrs. Delma Mrs. Linda Baker ’43 Mrs. Claudia Balkum, ’96 Barefoot, Mrs. Joyce ’58 Bates, Mrs. Christine F. Bates Y. Mrs. Kathy ’80 Bell, Mrs. S. Denise Louise Bentley Dr. ’99 Mrs. Rachel Ann Blankinship, Mr Mr. & Mrs. David Green Mrs. David & Mr. D Mr Mr Mitchell & Mrs. Jerry Mr. R. Louis Murphy & Mrs. Dr. Mr D Powell & Mrs. Ron Mr. Dr. & Mrs. Ivan Raley & Mrs. Ivan Dr. Richardson & Mrs. George Mr. R Mr Fall 2004 Fall (deceased) Goodlettsville, TN Goodlettsville, TN Jackson, Gardendale, AL Gardendale, TXPlano, AL Birmingham, WI Waterton, FL Orlando, TN Memphis, TX Spring, AL Auburn, TN Jackson, MD Hamilton, South Lexington, KY TN Memphis, TN Jackson, Cincinnati, OH TN Nashville, Charlotte, NC FL Naples, TN Memphis, TN Jackson, AR Little Rock, TN Jackson, GA Marietta, TN Franklin, TN Medon, TN Denmark, TN Jackson, TN Humboldt, FL Yulee, TN Paris, TN Jackson, TN Memphis, TN Jackson, TN Jackson, TN Germantown, 2003-2004 Parents Council Barkley & Mrs. Richard Dr. & Mrs. Charles Cherry Mr. Dr. Steve Gaines, ’79 Gaines, Steve Dr. Graham Jack Dr. Gray Buddy Rev. Henry Carl F.H. Dr. (Jim) Henry James Dr. Hudson Lawrence Dr. Hunt T.W. Dr. Al Jackson Dr. ’66 Jett, Phil Dr. Kaiser Walter Dr. Loscalzo Craig Dr. Bob Pitman Dr. Porter Roland Rev. Smith Robert Dr. Sutton Jerry Dr. White James Dr. Wicker Hayes Dr. Willson L. Sanders Rev. Winter Don Rev. 2003-2004 Alumni Board of Directors ’70 Barnes, John Mr. ’97 Beard, Ms. Marquetta ’59 Carter, James Mr. ’75 Jr., Clark, Paul Rev. ’61 Bob Cummings, Mr. ’49 Dickinson, Virginia Mrs. ’90 Dunaway, Ms. Debbie ’88 Fletcher, Mrs. Judy ’74 Hayes, Michael Dr. ’93 Mrs. Angela James, ’97 Johnston, Michael Mr. ’65 Kuykendall, Jerry Mr. Leake, ’89 Mrs. Melinda ’89 Teel, Jerome Mr. ’77 Yaun, Eddie Mr. HA HA Atlanta, GA Atlanta, DC Washington, TN Nashville, Louisville, KY Jackson, TN Jackson, TN Jackson, TN Medon, TN Jackson, MN Paul, St. TN Jackson, TN Jackson, TN Humboldt, FL City, Palm TN Jackson, AL Birmingham, TN Germantown, TN Humboldt, TN Jackson, TN Franklin, Corinth, MS TN Jackson, TN Jackson, TN Jackson, TN Halls, FL Pensacola, TN Jackson, TN Jackson, TN Jackson, Arlington, TX Arlington, TX TXDallas, TN Jackson, TN Nashville, TN Jackson, TN Jackson, TXDallas, TN Jackson, TN Jackson, 2003-2004 Board of Reference Henry Blackaby Dr. Dever Mark Dr. Draper Jimmy Dr. ’85 Ezell, Kevin Dr. Mr. Robert Caldwell Robert Mr. Campbell Jim Mr. ’95 Danley, Elzie Dr. Dusenberry James Mr. Erickson Millard Dr. Gist Jerry Mr. ’75 Gary Grisham, Mr. ’85 Mrs. Anita Hamilton, Hansen Lloyd Mr. Henderson Dennis Mr. Huckeba Paul William Mr. Jones Rex Mr. Jones (Ted) W.F. Mr. Vicki Lake Dr. Land Becky Dr. Little Carroll Mr. Mansfield Curtis Mr. Moss Jim Mr. Nelson Ted Mr. Nunn Warren Mr. Len Register Mr. ’86 Rhear, R.W. Dr. ’79 Roberts, Jerry Dr. C.J. Roper Mr. ’63 Alicia Smotherman, Dr. Thad Smotherman Mr. Sonju Norm Mr. Starkweather Jim Mr. Mrs. Laquita Stribling ’89 Teel, Jerome Mr. Wallace Jimmy Mr. ’55 Whiteaker, Bettye Dr. Williams Mrs. Laura Wright Melvin Dr. HD HD ’78 HA

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(honorary) HA HA $41.4 million $41.4 Louisville, KY TN Jackson, TN Milan, TN Jackson, TN Memphis, TN Memphis, TN Memphis, TN Jackson, TN Jackson, TN Trezevant, TN Jackson, Jackson, TN Jackson, TN Bartlett, Collierville, TN TN Nashville, TN Memphis, TN Jackson, Louisville, KY Louisville, KY Jackson, TN Jackson, TN Germantown, TN Nashville, TN Bartlett, TN Germantown,

Mr. Benny Fesmire, ’99 Fesmire, Benny Mr. Argyle Graves Mr. ’49 McLemore, Brooks Judge McRee John Mr. J.H. Patrick Mr. ’79 Marvin Sandidge, Dr. 2003-2004 Board of Regents alumni honorary HA represents Alderson, ’68 Robert Mr. Ray Allison, ’63 James Mr. Atwood George Mr. Bledsoe Bruce Mr. Dr. Jerry Tidwell Jerry Dr. Watkins Gary Dr. Weeks Mike Mr. White, ’99 L. Roy Dr. Williams W. John Mr. Emeritus Trustees ’76 Q. Byrd, David Dr. ’61 Mrs. Lealice Dehoney, Dehoney Wayne Dr. Dr. Lisa W. Rogers, ’83 Rogers, W. Lisa Dr. Shaw Sam Dr. Shrum Kevin Rev. Sinquefield Danny Rev. Harry Smith Mr. ‘01 Taylor, Gary Mr. $21.2 million $21.2 BUDGET 1996 2004 HA HD $5 $0 $45 $40 $35 $30 $25 $20 $15 $10 OVERALL (in millions) Parsons, TN Parsons, TN Dyersburg, TN Milan, TN Gallatin, TN Jackson, TN Huntingdon, TN Jackson, TN Germantown, Alamo, TN TN Jackson, TN Ridgely, TN Obion, TN Jackson, TN Jackson, TN Jackson, TN Tullahoma, TN Memphis, TN Jackson, Somerville, TN Collierville, TN TN Dresden, TN Millington, TN Jackson, TN Milan, Corinth, MS TN Memphis, TN Greenfield, TN Franklin, ANNUAL REPORT ANNUAL Dr. James Ayers, ’98 Ayers, James Dr. Mrs. Ann Boston, ’58 ’37 Mrs. Mary Burrow, Butler Trent Dr. Campbell, ’76 F. Robert Mr. Mrs. Rita Christian, ’74 Dement Bill Mr. ’89 Drinnon, John Dr. Emison Mrs. Sara ’84 Fesmire, Ben Mr. Forrester Mack Mr. ’61 Glover, Polk Mr. Graves Ed Mr. Graves Mrs. Peggy Green John Dr. Hester Herb Dr. ’80 Hill, Norm Mr. Jenkins John Dr. ’67 Lovelace, Philip Rev. Massey Shelby Mr. Thomas Judge Moore Ray Newcomb Dr. ’88 Parker, Roderic Mr. Parvin Skip Rev. Patrick Harold Mr. ’59 Charles Perkins, Mr. ’51 Porter, Jack Mr. Jr. Claude Pressnell, Dr. www.uu.edu HA 807 Newbern, TN Newbern, TN Jackson, TN Medon, Camden, TN ANNUAL REPORT ANNUAL HA represents honorary alumni honorary HA represents honorary HD represents recipients doctorate ’92 Adcock, Bill Mr. Alderson, ’68 Mrs. Jane Arnold Sammie Mr. ’65 Austin, Jim Mr. Roll Call of and Volunteers Support Groups 2003-2004 Board of Trustees Miss Terresia Reasons Terresia Miss Richard Dudley Edmund Mr. C. Rollins Robert Mr. J. Sadler Tommy Mr. M. Schuster Mrs. Peggy C. Scott James Mr. Shaw Mrs. Hall D. Skiles & Mrs. John Mr. Smith & Mrs. Bill Mr. Smith Harris Dr. E. Smith & Mrs. Norris Dr. E. Smith T. Dr. C. Smith William & Mrs. Mr. L. Sparkman Ethel Miss L. Steed & Mrs. James Dr. Stephenson & Mrs. Don Mr. & Mrs. Larry Stewart Mr. Taylor & Mrs. Pat Dr. Thedford & Mrs. J. C. Dr. Thomas Donley T. Mr. Thomason R. & Mrs. James Mr. Thomason R. Janice Miss Thomason Ms. Susan Thompson Mrs. Bertie F. Todd Mrs. T. Rebecca Townsend C. Edwin Mr. Truex & Mrs. Allen Dr. Truex William B. Mr. Tyson E. & Mrs. Robert Rev. Houten Van Mrs. Sallie Veazey S. & Mrs. Paul Rev. Wells Fred Mr. Westbury Joe Mr. Whiteaker M. Bettye Dr. Williams Miss Annie W. Will N. Wilson Mr. Wood T. Bobby Mr. GRADUATES OF 388 1996 2004 0 50 750 500 250 100 1,000 NUMBER Mr. W. Polk Glover Polk W. Mr. & Mrs. Carl Grant Mr. C. Greene Joseph Mr. Mrs. C. M. Greer Griffin W. & Mrs. Carroll Mr. Gross Mrs. Eunice Guthrie & Mrs. George Dr. Mrs. Thomas Hale B. Hammett Mrs. Sarah Hartley Mrs. Glenna Thomas Haygood Dr. Highsmith T. J. Mr. Holmes Edgar William Mr. Holt & Mrs. Kenneth Mr. E. Howard & Mrs. Mark Dr. R. Hudgens Virginia Mrs. Mrs. Virginia Hudson L. Hundley & Mrs. Robert Mr. Hurt Mrs. Mary F. Hyman Billy Mr. Jr. D. Jackson, & Mrs. Robert Mr. Lee Jacobs Mrs. Jerry & Rev. Jernigan P. Mrs. Norma Mrs. Raymond Jessup Johnson Mrs. Geneva Lee Johnson Ms. Jessie Jones & Mrs. Dewey Mr. & Mrs. Ray Jones Dr. Jones Waymon Mr. Mrs. Aileen Kelley Kelley & Mrs. Dale Mr. Kimzey Mrs. Ruth Lamb Mrs. Regina L. Lewelling John Mr. A. McBride Michael Dr. McClune & Mrs. David Dr. Mrs. C. J. McCormack Melson Mrs. Ruby Mitchell Renee Miss Moore Mrs. Wanda Morris R. and Pat Donald Mrs. Lillie L. Morris A. Moser Mrs. Betty Myatt and Dottie Sam Sr. M. Neal, & Mrs. Aubrey Rev. Neal & Mrs. Doyle Rev. L. Orr & Mrs. Johnny Mr. Parker W. & Mrs. Roderic Mr. Leland L. Parks Rev. L. Patrick Wanda Mrs. Patton Mrs. Mary Evelyn K. Pearce Robert Mr. E. Pearson Wayne & Mrs. Mr. C. Phillips Jerry Mr. Pippin Mrs. Saundra C. Ray Mrs. Martha Heritage Society Society the Heritage of Members in their for Union provided have estate planning. Adams John & Mrs. Dr. Adcock & Mrs. Bill Mr. Bob R. Agee & Mrs. Dr. R. Allison & Mrs. James Mr. R. Andrews Mrs. Marie Armour Mrs. Gwen Atwood & Mrs. Stephen Dr. Austin & Mrs. Jim Mr. Baldree Mrs. Oneida E. Barefoot & Mrs. Hyran Dr. H. Barkley & Mrs. Paul Dr. Baskette & Mrs. Gene Mr. C. Bateman William Mrs. Bates Mrs. Christine F. S. Beard Vera Ms. Bennett T. & Mrs. C. Mr. K. Bishop Ms. Irene B. Bishop Mrs. Nathan & Rev. William Blankenship Mr. R. Bobbitt & Mrs. Joe Mr. Bogard Barbara Miss Bogard Carolyn Miss Larry D. Boston Mr. Brann Adrian Mr. R. Briggs & Mrs. Clyde Mr. L. Darwin Brooks Dr. J. Brown Mrs. Carolyn Brundige Harold Mr. R. Burch Billy Rev. Mrs. Garvalene Byrd Charles Callins Velma Mrs. Campbell Henry F. Mr. R. Carothers Charles Rev. M. Carter Mrs. Elizabeth & Mrs. Gary L. Carter Mr. Carter Ms. Nadis Alan Chamness John Rev. Chism Mrs. Ruth Christian Matthew Richard Mr. Clemens & Mrs. Leonard Mr. Mrs. Christine Clinard Cockroft & Mrs. Bill Mr. Cogdell Fay Ms. Rebecca Cooper David W. & Mrs. Dr. Crabtree T. Thomas & Mrs. Dr. Mrs. Connie Crocker Croom & Mrs. John Mr. Daniel Wayne C. Mr. E. Davidson James Mr. Jr. G. Dickinson, & Mrs. John Mr. & Mrs. Clayton N. Doty Mr. Driver Clarence Dr. & Mrs. Carl J. Duck Dr. & Mrs. R. G. Elliott Dr. Ellis T. Mrs. Peggy Katherine Emerson Mrs. Sara J. Emison Theodore & Mrs. Mr. B. Evans Mrs. Brenda Fairless Lt. Col. & Mrs. Mark A. Ferguson James Rev. A. Ferguson Virginia Mrs. Jr. D. Fesmire, & Mrs. Ben Mr. Fesmire D. & Mrs. Benny Mr. A. Foote William & Mrs. Rev. Fugate & Mrs. Clyde Dr. G. Garrett & Mrs. Jimmy Rev. Gibson & Mrs. Lynn Mr. M. Gillham Phil Mr. Givens & Mrs. Lytle Dr. Virginia Sykes Virginia Thomason Susan Veazey & Peggy Paul Walker & Mrs. Max Rev. Wingo Elizabeth Woodford & Mrs. Paul Rev. Rebecca Honor M. Adrian Harriet Bob Agee Alexander & Mrs. Gayle Dr. Barefoot & Joyce Hyran Blackstock David & Ann Boston Raymond Rev. Brooks Kayla Brianna Mary B. Burrow Carls Eleanor Gary Carter Bonnie S. Chalk Mr. Mrs. Anna Clifford Cobb Lynn Judge & & Roger Davis D/M Glenn S. Dockery David Dr. Dorsett Edward John Dumey Brian Ervin Austin Tyler Ewald Brittany Glassey Jennifer Glover & Mrs. John Mr. Graves Robbie Guthrie George Dr. Halbrook & Mrs. Mark Mr. Holden Tracie III Humphrey, David John Jr. Vestal, L. Howard Jelks Martha Jelks Robert Jelks & Martha Robert Johnston Marcie Kelley Billy King Juanita & Mrs. Chuck Lickwola Mr. J.H. Luckey D. Melton Billy Nelson Patrick Sybil Party Wedding Nichols L. Orr Robert Dr. Patterson Todd Tammie Randall Phillips Mr. & Family Poe Hal Dr. Katherine Poe Robinson Thomas & Peggy Russell M. Melinda Carla Sanderson Dr. & Mrs. Lewis Sewell Dr. Smith Elsie of Ent. Harry Smith/Society Katie Sigler B. Sims Robert Slaughter Mrs. Martha Smothers J.O. & Zettye Stanley Mr. Steinberg Jean & Martha Luther Argo Stephens Marilyn Stone Mrs. Gladys Studards James Cayden Harvey Sykes Tatum R. Inadene Thomas L. Richard Aileen Thompson Anne Thornsbury H.L. Tippett Haus Tolley/Claud C. Nellie Bryan Trent Tucker Belle Mrs. Mary Upton Vaughn Heather Vaughn D. Paul Mr. Jr. Walker, H. Joe Wardlow Mrs. Bernice Earl Warford Weatherington Fesmire Euda Wells L. Frank West Ben Whitten DeWitt Fall 2004 Fall www.uu.edu ONITE UNI

Sandra Lewis Fitzgerald Sandra Foster Mrs. Katherine Fowler Brad Franklin Ed B.M. & Bonnie Gee Alan Godwin Glover Polly Dr. Grigg Archie A.E. Gurley B. Hadley Gene Rev. Hammill Thelma & John Hammons Keelon Mr. Hardin Mabel Tilghman Harris Wilda Hartley Ken Dr. Harwood Auston Betty Kathy Scott Hawkins Helms Dennie Mr. Grandson Henson's Ed Hill Jerod Tims Hodge Doris Holland Clyde Hopfer Smith Suzanne Hopkins Dordon Howell Hazel Hughes "Bud" W. Hart Jackson Gerald Jarrett Hickman Doris Jelks Cynthia Jones Warren and Mrs. Dr. Albert Kelly Kilgore T. Marie Jr. H. Kimsey, Willis Kirk F. Harold Law & Frances Glen Jr. Lawrence, Sam Leftwich Aileen Flack Christine Lewelling Lubrani Frederic Dr. S. Luckey Dorothy Luttrell Ernestine Maddox Hunt Mansfield Ellis Hazel May Joseph Rev. Mayfield Newman Jessie Mother McClune's David Lee & Mrs. Herman Dr. McClanahan McCorkle Tom H. McCown James London McKee Sharon McKinnie Curtis Mr. McKinnie Jimmy Lou Melton Jimmie D. Merrick Eugene Rev. of Mitchells Parents C. Moore John M. Morse James Mount Helen Ann Murdaugh Neeley Isabel Nola Nell Ida Andy Nuckolls Mrs. Lillian O'Conner Pace Don Mrs. Lillie Coble Parrish Payne Bernard Payne Steve Pearce Peggie Pickler A.V. & Mrs. C.M. Pickler Dr. Pilcher Mary Margaret Pippin John Rev. Portis Walker Mrs. Julia Powell Mark Cookie Prine Robbins Izora Robinson Grove Rollins W. Frances Sanderson Lucille Linda Scarbrough

ROLL CALL OF CONTRIBUTORS 48 ALUMNIPROFILE 51 ONITE I UN Fall 2004 Fall Union played a key role in helping Trent in helping a key role played Union saw their discipline professors “My he White House, in the works Trent As craft to at your must be excellent “You who want to make a difference “Graduates that God cares about government,” he about government,” cares that God is to use that or lose challenge said. “My that opportunity.” path. this outlook on his career develop and all truth order as part of the created pre- said, “Union Trent truth,” as God’s White House at the me for work pared with its emphasis on servant leadership and excellence.” of the importance is perpetually reminded and servanthood.of excellence with said. “I work Trent be taken seriously,” to be a servantexcellence to the boss, to get the job done and to be professional. their craft in the world must first know and glorify Him,” be faithful to God well, he said. (’01) serves in the office (’01) osh Trent osh Trent of presidential personnel—to the of presidential States. of the United president “A lot of research is done before making is done before lot of research “A views his job as a ministry Trent biblical worldview says all Christians “A as a “I understand government Josh Trent Josh Trent Service Public D.C. Washington, Administration, Bush The chief executive has the authority to The chief executive of federal positions. appoint a percentage in identifying, takes his involvement Trent appointees and recommending recruiting for such positions seriously. look for a broad We a recommendation. “it’s Trent, (administration) buy in,” said also important if someone to determine than good skill sets to the can bring more Their skills must fit within the table. as well.” in a group, dynamics of working opportunity. said, “there’s Trent should be full-time,” secular and Christian. no division between All our life should be submitted (to God). institution for good and God-ordained J www.uu.edu 2004 3,540 ANNUAL REPORT ANNUAL Mr. Harold W. Puckett W. Harold Mr. & Mrs. Randy Qualls Mr. Rawls T. William Mr. Revell Frank Mr. Richard & Mrs. Don Mr. Robertson & Mrs. Mike Mr. Lisa R. Rogers R. & Dr. Kenny Mr. & Mrs. Larry Ross Mr. & Mrs. Larry J. Ross Mr. Rowlett Mrs. Peggy A. 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50’SFIFTIES Jackson Police Department. Address: 131 after 40 years of service. Last year she Fox Ridge Road, Jackson, TN 38305. retired from LifeWay Christian Resources Sadie Lisenby (’55) was recently after 30 years of service as senior editor-

presented the 2004 “Distinguished James R. Coffman (’68) left his position in-chief in the church music department. SCHOOL Lasallian Educator” Award by Christian as founding executive director of the Lyon graduated cum laude from Union Brothers University, Memphis, Tenn., Pastoral Counseling & Consultation with a degree in Organ where she studied where she is the director of counseling/ Centers of Tennessee, Inc. to become with Dr. John Hughes and a Master of

PROFILE personal counseling. She has degrees from executive director of the Samaritan Music in Organ from Peabody College George Peabody College (Vanderbilt) and Counseling Centers of the Mid-South. of Vanderbilt University, Nashville. the University of Memphis. She lives in His wife Mary Kathryn Stinson (’68) Address: 641 Old Hickory Blvd., Memphis, Tenn. is assuming an English teaching role at Unit 113, Brentwood, TN 37027 Ripley High School. Address: Coffman Email: [email protected] Charles Homer Spain (’52) was Farms, 2112 Curve Woodville Road, selected as a member of FirstBank’s Ripley, TN 38063. Email: JamesCoffman 70’SSEVENTIES Paris advisory board. @PastoralCounselingCtrs.org

ALUMNI Christopher C. Ward (‘75) was named 60’SSIXTIES Bruce G. Jolly (’60) retired as director of missions for the Riverside associational missions director from the Baptist Association. He is also director of Joe H. Cepparulo (’69) Covington-Jeff Davis Baptist Association, seminary extension of the association and was recently named the Mississippi. He now serves as pastor of a member of the associational youth National Bow Hunter Jupiter Baptist Church in Mendenhall, council. He and his wife, Susan, have Education Foundation’s Miss. His wife, Norma is a retired R.N. two daughters. Bow Hunter Instructor at Prentiss Regional Hospital. Address: John and Virginia Dickinson of the Year at an awards 848 Green Ave., Mendenhall, MS 39114. 80’SEIGHTIES Union University Alumni banquet Aug. 21, 2004, sponsored Denmark, Tenn. by the Tennessee Hunter Education Sharron Lyon (’63) has retired from William R. “Bill” Barker (’88) has Program. Joe is a 30-year veteran of the First Baptist Church, Nashville, as organist taken a new job as vice president of ohn Dickinson (’48) grew up amid some struggling soul today,” John said. the cotton fields of West Tennessee “We feel like somebody was responsible giving little thought to a college for us being at Union. I want to be a little Jeducation. During those days of the bit a part of somebody else’s experience.” Great Depression, he and his family were The Dickinsons give regularly to more concerned about simple survival. Union, and funded a scholarship in His mother Mary worked feverishly memory of John’s parents. just to keep food on the table for John John’s experience at Union dramatically and three older sisters. Tuberculosis took changed his life. He started in the his father’s life at an early age. direction of Christian service as a music In those toughest of times, John says and education minister. He later went on people stepped forward to point him in to serve churches in five states, and was Union’s direction, and to help him afford a Union trustee. the costs. John met his wife of 55 years during Some benefactors were known to him: his first week at Union. Friends fixed the lady near the old Union campus who them up on a blind date. provided food and board at the lowest “We realized a Christian environment Newman inducted as Ryan Center possible cost; the shoe store owner who was something that was very important at employed John so he could earn money for that time of our lives,” says Virginia. books; former Union football coach Fred “You met faculty members who became for Biblical Studies Fellow DeLay, who found ways to make each new friends for the rest of your life.” semester possible. John and Virginia now reside in the There were also unknown donors who house where he was born, near Denmark, r. Barclay Newman, senior trans- he went on to receive a Ph.D. from translator’s handbooks on Judges, kept aid money trickling into Union as Tenn. The property has been in his family lations officer for the American Bible Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Matthew, John, Acts, Romans and his generation tried to make ends meet. for 100 years. His life now is much more Society, was inducted as a fellow of Louisville, Ky. He completed additional Jeremiah and was chair of the “I never did know who exactly,” John comfortable than in those early days. Dthe Ryan Center for Biblical Studies in studies at the Hebrew Union in Cincinnati, Contemporary English Version of the says of the sources for his help. “I never But John says that’s when he really recognition for his contributions to the Hartford Seminary Foundation and the Bible, which was published by the went into the bursar’s office and said learned about giving. His first job was at Biblical studies as a Union alum on Oct. 19, Summer Institute of Linguistics at the American Bible Society in 1995. ‘where is my money coming from?’ As a nearby general store, where 16 hours of 2004. A reception was given in honor of University of Oklahoma. He and his wife have two daughters, long as it came in, I didn’t doubt it.” work on a Saturday earned him a 50-cent Newman following a lecture given at Union. Newman has done extensive work in three granddaughters and one John and his wife Virginia (’49) have piece. His mother took notice. Newman is a 1953 graduate of Union, Bible translation and has authored A great-granddaughter. not forgotten that valuable assistance. “She said ‘now don’t forget. Tomorrow, as was his wife, the former Jean Butler. Concise Greek-English Dictionary of the “We need to do what we can to help you put a nickel in at church.’” After completing his undergraduate work, New Testament. He has also written

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operations for the Tampa Tribune. Web: www.prayforcelaya.org. Email: MSIS from Baylor University, and works University of Tennessee Health Science Larry Lee Nicholson II (’00) received a in Columbus, Ga., and was commis- [email protected] as operations analysis manager with Center’s College of Dentistry. doctor of optometry degree from Southern sioned as a second lieutenant in the U.S. Greg Bowers (’85) is serving as pastor of Gaylord Entertainment. He lives with his College of Optometry, May 28, 2004. Army. He and his wife Genie (’99) have

First Baptist Church, Blytheville, Ark. He Dwayne Cloar (’95) has accepted a wife Tara in Nashville, Tenn. Address: Vicky Floyd (’01) was promoted to a one-year-old son, Valor “Jude.” Address: SCHOOL and his wife Donna, have two children, position with the Boy Scouts as district 6532 Westfall Drive, Nashville, TN assistant vice president of First Citizens Jennifer Sanders (’04) is teaching 2818 Cottonwood Court #A, Aberdeen Jordan, 13, and Katie, 11. Donna is a executive of Fayette, Tipton, Hayward, 37221. Email: [email protected] National Bank. She and her husband English in Khartoum, Sudan at the Proving Ground, MD 21005. special education teacher in the Blytheville and Lauderdale counties in Tennessee. Daniel live in Dyersburg, Tenn. British Educational Schools, International Public School System. Address: 104 He, his wife, Pam, and their four children Mike Pitts (’93) was recently promoted E-mail: [email protected] Division under a one-year contract. MARRIAGES SCHOOL Chesterfield, Blytheville, AR 72315. recently moved into the district. Email: to the position of park manager at Address: 1649 Highfield Lane, Email: [email protected] [email protected] Pickwick Landing State Park. Don Holsinger (’03) serves as Brentwood, TN 37027. Steven L. Aldridge (’99) admissions counselor and recruits for the E-mail: [email protected] and Stacy L. Gream (’04) Missy Coley (’86) was honored by the Peter Cosmiano (’93) recently became Jacqueline Taylor (’99 ’04) was named Union University-Germantown MBA were married on May 29, OLD West Tennessee Healthcare Foundation the head volleyball coach at Mississippi West Tennessee regional liaison for the program. Email: [email protected] Jeremy W. Scott (’03) is teaching 2004, in Jackson, Tenn. as Teacher of the Year ’03-’04 for the College. He also currently serves as a Tennessee Association of Colleges and English in Seoul, Korea for a year. Both are employed in kindergarten through sixth-grade category. member of the NCAA Volleyball Schools (TACE), the professional devel- Jeff Lean (’03 ’04) has been named Address: Seoul, Nowon-gu, Junggye- Jackson and are members She has taught for 17 years, and teaches Ranking Committee for the South opment organization for career profes- graduate assistant soccer coach for the dong, Chu-Gong Apatu 5 Don Chee, of Southside Baptist Church. Steven first grade at Malesus Elementary School. Region. Address: 2401-A River Oaks sionals. She was also appointed to the Union University Bulldogs. 502 Dong 602 Ho 139-781, South serves as sports information director at Blvd., Jackson, MS 39211 E-mail: “Break the Mold” high school design Email: [email protected] Korea. Union University, and Stacy is employed Russ Evans (’85) has joined the commu- [email protected] or [email protected] team by the director of schools for the at FirstBank. Address: 22 Red Deer nications department of West Tennessee Lexington City Board of Education. Glenna Marshall (’03) serves as assistant Wanda Small (’03) has been named Cove, Jackson, TN 38305. Email: Healthcare as a graphics supervisor. Also, Michael James Dickerson (’92) Address: 355 Old Exchange Road, to the director of resident life of Union coordinator and career counselor for the [email protected] his novel “Of Adam” will be released by has moved to 2664 James Road, Wildersville, TN 38388 University student services department. Ayers Foundation Scholars Program at PublishAmerica publishers in early spring Douglasville, GA 30135. Email: [email protected] Address: 334 W Grand St., Jackson, TN Scotts Hill High School. She has served Michael Newbill Davis (’00) married 2005. E-mail:[email protected] 38301 Email: [email protected] as a guidance counselor for the Henderson Catherine Elizabeth Best on April 17, Tim Ellsworth (’96) has been named 2000’STWOTHOUSAND’S County Schools since 2001, and has 2004. Address: 1000 Cherry Road, David Jett (’81) has taken a new job director of news and media relations at Amy Miller (’03) accepted a position as worked for the state of Tennessee for 14 years. Memphis, TN 38117. as pastor of Trinity Baptist Church in Union University. Address: 25 Sagefield Kami Dickson Clark (’01) graduated student employment coordinator with Southaven, Miss., where he lives with his Cove, Jackson, TN 38305 Email: from Vanderbilt University in Nashville Union University’s financial aid Shilo S. Velasquez (’02) graduated from Kimberly Inmon (’96) married John wife Kathy (’80/’82). Address: 3955 [email protected] with a master of science in nursing degree department. Email: [email protected] officer candidate school at Fort Benning Box in June, 1999. John is the pastor of Kenton Drive, Southaven, MS 38672. with an adult/gerontological nurse Email: [email protected] Rhonda Lea Gardiner (’97) graduated practitioner specialty on August 8, 2004. with honors from University of Tennessee She will take the National Adult Nurse Leo Percer (’82) recently accepted the Health Sciences School of Pharmacy in Practitioner Certification examination position of assistant professor of biblical Memphis with a doctor of pharmacy in October and later pursue a doctorate studies at Liberty University and will be degree. She is doing a year’s pediatric in nursing. working with Liberty Baptist Theological pharmacy residency at Children’s Seminary in its distance learning Hospital in Cincinnati, Ohio. Julie Crenshaw (’02) serves as marketing program. Address: 1481 Rainbow Forest coordinator for department of continuing Drive, Lynchburg VA 24502. E-mail: Sam Green (’99) graduated from the studies at Union University-Jackson. Julie [email protected] University of Michigan with master and her husband Jason (’98) have an 8- of science degrees in accounting and month-old son, Evan Bryant. Email: 90’SNINETIES finance in May 2004. During the [email protected] 2004-05 school year, he will serve with Gwyn Bell (’97) serves on staff as the Educational Services Exchange with James Dickson (’02) has recently secretary/student help desk coordinator China, a Christian organization which accepted the position of Hickman with Union University computing sends American teachers to Chinese County High School girl’s basketball services. Email: [email protected] universities, where he will teach coach. He lives with his wife Sunny in Chi Omega sisters reunited international economics, marketing Centerville, Tenn. Jane Blythe (’91) accepted a new management, and contract law. Address: hi Omega sisters Kim Hawkins Kim is a personal fitness trainer and doctoral degree at Southern Seminary, position as PRO director at Long-Lewis Tianjin Foreign Studies University, 117 Cindy DeSio (’02) has accepted a Laughlin (’92), Janna Norton aerobics instructor in Jackson, Tenn., Louisville, Ky., and will serve as pastor at Hardware in Birmingham, Ala., June 7, Machang Road, ESEC Teacher, Tianjin, nursing faculty position at Union Coleman (’89), and Caryn Dement where she lives with her husband Danny Christ Baptist Church. Email: jcoleman4 2004. Address: 122 Coales Branch Drive, People’s Republic of China 0 300204. University for 2004-2005 academic year. CTurner (’92) reunited for the first time and children, 9-year-old Bailey and @midsouth.rr.com Pelham, AL 35124. E-mail: Email: [email protected] Web: Address: 40 Northpointe Drive, Jackson, since they graduated from Union at the 5-year-old James Russell. Address: 22 Prior to becoming a stay-at-home [email protected] http://www.ustech.net/address.jpg TN 38305 Email: [email protected] 2004 Homecoming. They enjoyed the Clement Drive, Oakfield, TN 38362 mom, Caryn taught elementary return to their alma mater to such an Email: [email protected] education in the Nashville school system. Craig (’95) and Lori Clayton (’98) Heather Harris (’92) has a new address: Jeff Fletcher (’02) recently returned extent that they have made it a priority Janna is a full-time homemaker. She She makes her home in Middleton, recently moved with their two children, 7675 Peavine Road, Middleton, TN from a 10-day mission trip to Rio de to never miss another homecoming. The and her husband Randy are moving to Tenn., with husband Brent and children Lydia and Graham, to Celaya, Mexico, 38052. E-mail: [email protected] Janeiro, Brazil where he provided medical trio is looking forward to “Blast from the the greater Cincinnati area with their Grace, 7; and Jesse, 6. Address: 7675 where they are working as missionaries and dental care to residents. He is Past” 2005 Homecoming, Feb. 18-19, children: Adam, 8; Andrew, 6 and Peavine Road, Middleton, TN 38052 with the International Mission Board. Jeff Owen (’95) has an MBA and an currently in his second year at the 2005, and urges other alums to attend. Addison, 3. Randy is completing his Email: [email protected].

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Grace Baptist Church in Pleasant View, Brynna Vos (’00) and Bart Beth Murphy Harrod (’89) and her Tenn. She graduated from Vanderbilt Spain were married August husband Adrian had a son, Michael University Graduate School of Nursing in 7, 2004, at Cheekwood Aiden, born August 2, 2003. They have August, 2001, and has been working as a Gardens, Nashville, Tenn. three other sons, Shaun, 7; Jordan, 5; and nurse practitioner with David H. Brynna is currently Davy is 3. Beth is a homemaker and McCord, M.D., an orthopedic spine sur- pursuing a degree in Adrian is the sales manager for Clifty geon, in Nashville, Tenn. Address: 1011 interior design at Watkins College Farm. Address: 611 S. Willowbrook Kacie Drive, Pleasant View, TN 37146. of Art and Design and is employed by Drive, Paris, TN 38242. SCHOOL E-mail: [email protected] McAlpine, Booth & Ferrier Interiors, Email: [email protected] Nashville. Address: 727 Bell Road, Apt. Jason and Amy (Brit) Tina F. Jones (’99) married Brian Cook 915 Antioch, TN 37013-8018. Hollowell (’98) had a on April 3, 2004 at First Baptist Church, Email: [email protected]

OLD daughter, Callie Lynn, Vandalia, Ill. Tina is teaching at the 7 pounds, 9 ounces and Robin Cooper-Wilbanks (’88) and Vandalia Christian Academy. Brian 18 1/2 inches long, on Allen Wilbanks were married in April is a self-employed building contractor. April 13, 2004. Address: 701 E. Main, Mulberry Grove, 2003. They raise Courtney, 12, and IL 62262. E-mail: growinginfaith2004 Bryce, 16, in Camden, Tenn. Robin Jeff A. Kintner (’83) had his third son, @yahoo.com works as a therapist at NTYA with David Allan, in August, 2004. Jeff is the adolescents from all over the United minister of music and media at First David Nicholas “Nick” States. Address: 198 North Forrest Baptist Church in Brookhaven, Miss. Lynch (’03) married Avenue, Camden, TN 38320. Address: 303 Noble Drive, Brookhaven, Jennifer Lynn Camp on E-mail: [email protected] MS 39601. E-mail: [email protected] July 24, 2004, in Stockton, Mo. Nick is employed by BIRTHS Amy Bentley Lamborn (’91) and her Lafayette Bank and Trust husband Rob had a daughter, Caroline and Jennifer is a computer science D. Andrew “Drew” Bryan (’99) married Grace. Amy is a first-year doctoral graduate assistant at Purdue University. Heather D. Fincher on June 8, 2002. student in psychiatry and religion at Address: 115 Nimitz Drive Apt. 2, They now have a 6-month-old daughter Union Theological Seminary in New West Lafayette, IN 47906. named Sarah Elizabeth Bryan. York. Rob is the pastor of Christ Church E-mail: [email protected] (Episcopal) in Riverdale, N.Y. Address: Kelli White Deere (’00) 5030 Henry Hudson Parkway, Bronx, Paul Richey (’02) married Rachel and her husband Neal NY 10471. E-mail: [email protected] Bozynski of Little Rock, Ark., on May had a daughter, Molli 22, 2004. Address: 1516 Autumn Wood Beth, 7 pounds, 4 ounces, MEMORIAM FROM THE Drive, Birmingham, AL 35216. on Feb. 21, 2004. AA Address: 384 Eastern Ruth Shaw Forrester (’28) Angelika Knight Sorrow (’97) married Shores Drive, Lexington, TN 38351. Sept. 11, 2004, Tiptonville, Tenn. Andrew Sorrow on March 13, 2004 in E-mail: [email protected] Orlando, Fla., where Angelika teaches Isabel Reynolds Frye (’53) 6th grade social studies at Apopka Stacy Fields (’98) and her husband July 27, 2004, Jackson, Tenn. Middle School, and Andrew teaches 8th Stephan had a son, Stephen Parker, 5 grade U.S. history at Lockhart Middle pounds, 14 ounces, and a daughter, Sherry Sparkman Keller (’73) FEBRUARY 18-19, 2005 • HOMECOMING WEEKEND School. They are members at First Elisabeth Anne, 4 pounds, 11 ounces, Aug. 12, 2004, Columbia, Tenn. Presbyterian Church of Orlando. born on April 13, 2004. Stephen is a cor- Your Reunion Retro Weekend at Union University Address: 1345 W. Smith St., Orlando, FL porate manager for Nissan North Freda Kenner (’42) 32804. E-mail: [email protected] America, and Stacy is a homemaker. June 11, 2004, Bells, Tenn. 50 Year Reunion - Class of 1955, Friday, February 18 Address: 2917 Schoolside St., 25 Year Reunion - Class of 1980, Saturday, February 19 JulieAnn Stephan (’02) married Jeremy Murfreesboro, TN 37128. Email: James T. McAfee (’61) 10 Year Reunion - Class of 1995, Saturday, February 19 Maddox on June 19, 2004. They live in [email protected] November 3, 2004, Seabrook Island, SC. Martin, Tenn., where JulieAnn is the ele- PLUS Bulldog Daycamp for your kids, the prestigious William McAfee (’55) mentary physical education teacher and Ronnie Gibbs (’89) and his wife Peggy, Alumni Awards Luncheon, Lady Bulldogs and Bulldog July 14, 2004, Jackson, Tenn. assistant girls basketball coach in had a daughter, Kayla Michelle, 8 Basketball, departmental and disciplinary reunions, Gleason. Jeremy is teaching elementary pounds, 9 ounces; 20 1/2 inches long, on Frances Henson Overman (’35) and much, much more. physical education in McKenzie and is July 23, 2004. They have two sons ages July 18, 2004, La Verne, Calif. the head high school baseball coach. 7 and 2. Ronnie is a software developer A brochure with all details will arrive at your home by Address: 417 Lackey Road #7, Martin, at Equinox Information Systems in Newman Ramsey (’74) the second week of January. If you desire more TN 38237. E-mail: [email protected] Madison, Tenn. Peggy is a homemaker. Aug. 4, 2004, Lexington, Tenn. information before then, simply call our toll free Address: 733 Charlie Gann Drive, Old Hickory, TN 37138. Martha F. Watkins Rudd (‘56) number at 1-800-338-6644. E-mail: [email protected] June 9, 2004, Sylacauga, Ala. See you at Homecoming 2005. Contact your friends now to reserve this time together!!

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