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A Word from the President ...

A few days ago I attended a meeting in Washington, D. C., of the Board of Directors of the National Association oflndependent Colleges and Universities (NAICU), the public policy group for students and facu lty at private colleges across the country. In one of our sessions, David Warren, president ofNAICU and one of the most effective advocates for independent higher education, said, "Most college presidents spend their time trying to focus on the triangle of quality, access, and cost. If they get it right, they're in the golden triangle. If they get it wrong, they're in the Bermuda triangle." I think that Dr. Warren has it right. We do spend a lot of our time at Ouachita developing new strategies for addressing the three key indicators of quality, access, and cost. To measure quality, we are implementing a university-wide process of assessment and program re\ iew in which every academic and administrative program is evaluated by e:-aemal re,·iewers (in addition to the regular examinations by our accreditin agencies). In our quest for improved access, we constantly moni or our rogress in reaching and enrolling students from diverse back~oun (The good news is that the number of African-American - increased 65 perce nt in the past four years.) Ouachita's em has·- o controlling costs is reflected in our fixed-price plan that r-year rate for entering students. The annualized er this plan for the past three years have averaged less than .,..,.r,...... fM better than the increases in higher education across the

e ·- he middle of David Warren's "golden triangle" every But we fee l a strong sense of accountability to our continuing to make Ouachita an institution committed and integrity-and all of this within a Christ-centered

ease keep Ouachita in your prayers. PRESIDENT Andrew Westmoreland 'Che c B oARD oF T RUSTEES UACHITA IRCLE • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Clarence Anthony • • • The Alumni Magazine ofOuachita Baptist University Arkade••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••lphia, AR Vol. 2, 2002 Junanne Brown Stephen Davis O Bill Elliff Jeral Hampton John L. Heflin, Jr. Frank Hickingbotham Rex M. Horne Johnny Jackson Taylor King Larry Kircher Wesley Kluck Richard Lusby Don Moore Mollie Morgan Quinton Moss Elizabeth Pruet William H. Sutton Lloyd Thrash Brice Wagner John Ward Richard Wells Gene Whisenhunt John Williamson

CHANCELLOR Ben M. Elrod

DEVELOPMENT STAFF Joe Franz, Vice President for Development John Cloud, Associate Vice President for Estate and Gift Planning Kathy Berry, Development ORicer Natural Sciences 2-3 Lane Smith, Development ORicer Bill Wright, Development ORicer Dr. Tim Knight, holder of the J. D. Patterson Chair of Biology, Deborah Root, Dir. of works with Casey Lockett on the identification of tissue type. The Development Publications School of Natural Sciences was recently named after benefactor FORMER STUDENTS Dr. J. D. Patterson of Searcy, Arkansas. AssociATION ADVISORY BoARD Larry Frisby, President •AN INSIDE LooK• Becky Sutton Kirkpatrick, 1st Vice President, Steve Lemmond, 2nd Vice President, Development News 4 W esley Kluck, Tiger Network Chair Arkansas Advisors: Patricia Greene Griffen, Academic News 7 Judy Freeman Honey, Vicki LeMay Keeton, Chris Lawson, Campus News 12 Bobbi Beeson Shepherd, Bob White Out-of-State Advisors: G. B. 'Kip' Colvin, Denise Leverett Elliott, Sports News 17 Don Duren, Susan McCain Hinger, Kathy Hossler McDonald, Alumni News 18 Duke Wheeler

The Ouachita· Circle is a publication of Memorials 19 Ouachita Baptist University, OBU Box 3762, Arkadelphia, AR (marriages, births, deaths) 71998-0001 ·Phone 870-245-5000 Class Notes 21 Alumni E-mail: [email protected] Randy Garner, Assistant to the President The Financial Adviser A-C for Enrollment Management • • ••••••••••••••••••••••• and Director ofAlumni Affairs Jeff Root, Assistant to the President Donor Recognition 41 for Public Relations Mac Sisson, Asst. Dir. ofPub lic Relations Cover photo by Wesley Hitt Bettie Duke, Alumni Kevin Wieser, Director ofTiger N etwork Printed by Twin City Printing and Litho, Inc. "THERE ARE THREE KINDS OF PEOPLE IN THE WORLD:

THOSE THAT MAKE THINGS HAPPEN,

THOSE THAT SEE WHAT HAPPENS,

AND THOSE THAT WONDER WHAT HAPPENED.

l WANT TO BE KNOWN AS SOMEONE

WHO MAKES THINGS HAPPEN."

School of Natural Sciences named for Dr. J. D. PaHerson

• by Jeff Root The School of Natural opportunity to build on our campus academic programs, assistant, and I just admired

Sciences at Ouachita Baptist strengths. Our majors and pre- missions opportunities and him. I borrowed money to make

University has been named for professional programs in the scholarships for students. In the a donation when (Ouachita) longtime supporter Dr. J. D. natural sciences have long been natural sciences, his remodeled the science building

Patterson of Searcy. Dr. Andrew recognized for their quality. The commitment has been and put his name on it."

Westmoreland, president of substantial support provided by particularly strong, including Dr. Joe Jeffers, dean of the

Ouachita, said Patterson's latest Dr. Patterson will allow us to the financing of an endowed new J. D. Patterson School of gift was one of the largest in the significantly enhance this chair of instruction in biology Natural Sciences, praised history of the university. The already strong tradition." and a computer lab. He traces Patterson for his faithfulness to announcement was made at a Patterson, a dentist, is a his interest in assisting the Ouachita and to the academic fall chapel service. graduate of Ouachita and first natural sciences at Ouachita to programs in the natural

"This is a great day for became a donor when he began his relationship with his sciences. "He has supported us

Ouachita," said Westmoreland. a scholarship fund in the name chemistry professor. financially through thick and

"With the endowment of the of his parents more than 30 "It all started with E. A. thin," said Jeffers. "He has taken

J. D . Patterson School of years ago. In subsequent years, Provine," Patterson said. "He a personal interest in facul ty and

Natural Sciences comes the he has supported a variety of was my mentor. I was his lab students. He has always been 2 • Patterson School of Natural Sciences • (far left) Dr. J. D. Patterson addresses the chapel audience after the announcement of the naming of the J. D. Patterson School of Natural Sciences. • (left) The University awarded Dr. Patterson an honorary doctor of science degree during the May 1999 commencement ceremonies. • (below) Dr. Patterson visits with John and Rose Knight of Cabot during a 1999 homecom­ ing reception held in honor of the Knight's son, Dr. Tim Knight, the holder of the J. D. Patterson Chair of Biology.

there for us with words of journalism trip. He also has sent with the administration, faculty encouragement, and we are students interested in missions and students. "I want to help

proud to have the school bear abroad to experience life with people get a little further up the

his name. It is an honor for him missionaries in the field. ladder. It's people that count. I

and for us." Patterson's own medical want to know the students I

While the exact figure of missions trips often have help," Patterson said.

the natural sciences endowment included Ouachita students. "There are three kinds of

was not released, Patterson's "He's driven by his people in the world. Those that

generosity has been evident on personal faith and an abiding make things happen. Those that

campus for a number of years. interest in people, especially see what happens, and those that

Inadditionto.hissupportforthe college students," said Joe wonder what happened," said

natural sciences, Patterson has Franz, vice president for Patterson. "I want to be known

funded overseas trips for many development at Ouachita. as someone who makes things

students. On two occasions he Frequent trips back to happen."

paid half the expense of a five- Arkadelphia for special events There is no doubt that's the

week around-the-world have kept Patterson in touch way he's viewed at Ouachita. Patterson School of Natural Sciences • 3 ~---- Former coach pledges $1 million to Ouachita A $1 million pledge from taughtatOuachitafrom 1967- beyond measure to see him important in our recruiting former coach Quintus Crews 7 4 under then head coach invest in the future of the efforts and greatly enhance the and his wife, Betty, will make Buddy Benson. The students at Ouachita," said preparation ofour teams. This possible the construction of relationship between Crews Benson, who retired as is a great day for the players, an indoor practice facility at and Benson dates back to director of athletics at the coaches and everyone who Ouachita Baptist University, school days. They were Ouachita in 1999. follows Ouachita athletics." according to Dr. Andrew teammates at De Queen High The indoor practice Sharp, who played and Westmoreland, president of School before reuniting on the facility will be used for football coached football at Ouachita, Ouachita. coaching staff at Ouachita. and other sports and will be also feels a personal "Quintus and Betty Crews coached with Benson built adjacent to A.U. connection with Crews. "I Crews have been loyal through the 197 4 season Williams Field. arrived at Ouachita a year too supporters of Ouachita before leaving to become head "This is a key addition to late to be coached by him, but athletics for many years and coach at University of our athletic facilities," said my brother, Paul, played for we are very grateful for their Arkansas at Monticello. David Sharp, director of him and I certainly remember latest, generous gift," said Crews had been an All­ athletics at Ouachita. "We the respect we had for him as Westmoreland. "The new America player at Arkansas have been pleased with recent we prepared to face the Boll facility that they are making A&M (now UA­ projects which upgraded our Weevils when he led them. possible will be a tremendous Monticello). playing and practice fields, as It's been a pleasure to get to resource for our student­ Benson said he and his well as Blackmon-Benson know Coach and Mrs. Crews athletes and coaching staff, childhood friend remain close. Fieldhouse. Now, thanks to in recent years." and will strengthen the entire "We play golf together the continued generosity of The gift moves Ouachita athletics program." and our wives enjoy getting Coach and Mrs. Crews, we past the $39 million mark in Crews, a businessman together, too. He's a great and have the opportunity to build its Circle of Excellence from Nashville, coached and loyal friend and I'm pleased a new facility which will be campaign. • Jeff Root Fuller estate leaves $1.9 million to University The will of a deceased support of the University is dation, through which she es­ fed us practically every Sun­ Texas woman has left $1.9 due to Ben and Betty Lou tablished the Woodall Schol­ day after church and sent the million to Ouachita to par­ Elrod. Mrs. Fuller believed arship Endowment for de­ remaining food home with tially endow the office of the in the Elrods and, as a result, serving upperclass students in us. She seemed to feel toward president and to further she came to believe in the 1970s. me as if I was the daughter strengthen an already estab­ Ouachita and our work with Dr. Elrod served as the she never had. When she lished scholarship endow­ students." Fullers' pastor in Tioga, Texas, could no longer live indepen­ ment. Mrs. Fuller came to know where her husband owned dently, she called us to ar­ In her will, Mrs. Edna of Ouachita through her ac­ the Chevrolet dealership. The range the move to Sherman. Woodall Fuller of Sherman, quaintance with Dr. Ben and couple befriended the Elrods, We were pleased in those Texas, who died in 2000, des­ Betty Elrod of Arkadelphia. who were young seminary later years to return some of ignated $500,000 of the He is a former president of students at the time at South­ the love which she and Woody amount to the presidential Ouachita and current chan­ western Baptist Theological had shown toward us early in area and $1.4 million to be cellor of the University. Seminary in Fort Worth while our experience." added to the C. L. and Edna "Her devotion to her he was serving as pastor oftheir Mr. Woodall died in 1971. Woodall Scholarship Endow­ teaching profession and to the church. In 1988, she married Warren ment. education ofyoung people led "She and Woody took us Fuller, former mayor and long­ "I am very grateful for this her to establish the trust," said in as their own when we were time resident ofEuless, Texas. bequest and for Mrs. Fuller's Elrod. young," said Mrs. Betty Elrod. Mr.Fullerpassedawayin 1995. generosity to Ouachita She visited the Elrods fre­ "She sewed as a hobby and Mrs. Fuller lived her last years through the years," said Presi­ quently in Arkadelphia and made nearly every dress our in a retirement home in dent Andrew Westmoreland. became interested in the goals daughter, Cindy, wore from Sherman, Texas. "Most of the credit for her ofthe Ouachita Student Foun- age two to age 15 or 16. They • Mac Sisson 4 • Development News SCHOLARSHIPS ESTABLISHED

Dr. Bob and Mrs. Marie Gravett Scholarship Fund Natt®nal This scholarship fund has been established by Bob and Marie Gravett of Arkadelphia. The purpose of the fund is to provide scholarship assistance to full-time seniors at Ouachita. Each year, one scholarship will be awarded to a physical education major, and one to an elementary education major. rh®nath®n The scholarships will be used during the students' senior year of study. Heifner Family Endowed Scholarship Fund Student volunteers The Heifner Family Endowed Scholarship Fund has been established by Kevin and Angie Heifner ofLittle Rock. Scholarship recipients must be will be calling full-time students with a demonstrated financial need. Priority will be given on the following dates: to students pursuing a major within the School of Natural Sciences. Elizabeth D. and Ronald L. Massey February Endowed Scholarship Fund 6, 8, This scholarship fund was established in 1984 as the Ronald L. Massey Scholarship Fund. Upon the death of Mrs. Massey, the fund was renamed 11, 13, 15, the Elizabeth D. and Ronald L. Massey Endowed Scholarship Fund. The purpose ofthe fund is to assist full-time students at Ouachita. Additional gifts 18, 20, may be added to the fund at any time. 25, & 27 The Olds Family Endowed Scholarship Fund The Olds Family Endowed Scholarship Fund has been established by Please give to the the Olds Foundation of Amity. Scholarship recipients must be full-time students who demonstrate a financial need and who are graduates of either Centerpoint or Kirby High Schools.

®uarrh1ta Marjorie Samuel Scholarship Endowment Fund The Marjorie Samuel Scholarship Endowment Fund has been estab­ ~rrh®la~sh1P Pund lished through the Monroe R. Samuel Charitable Trust. The purpose of the fund is to provide scholarship assistance to full-time students and will be awarded to needy students in the form of institutional grants. First prefer­ Olson Estate ence will be given to students from the Hope, Arkansas, area. provides funds for Hazel Marie Thomas Endowed Scholarship Fund missions endeavors The Hazel Marie Thomas Endowed Scholarship Fund has been estab­ The Egnar N. and Alice Olson Endowed lished by Mr. Alan Thomas and Mrs. Ruth Ann Thomas Wade Hill in Missionary Trust Fund has been established honor of their mother Hazel Thomas. Recipients of the scholarship fund through the estate ofEgnar and Alice Olson of must be pursuing a major in the Dietetics and Nutrition Department within Mountain Home, Arkansas. the School of Natural Sciences. Recipients from Arkansas will have first The proceeds from the fund will be used as priority. a supplement for mission trips, mission educa­ tion, and mission activities, by faculty and students both in the United States and abroad. Bess and Hill Williams Perpetual Scholarship Fund The Grantor's primary wish in establishing The Bess and Hill Williams Perpetual Scholarship Fund has been this fund is to provide missions opportunities established with a bequest from the estate of Mrs. Bess Harrison Williams. for spreading the word of God and salvation Awards will be given to students with financial need through institutional through Jesus Christ throughout the world. grants, with first preference given to students from Fort Smith and north­ west Arkansas. Development News • 5 Circle of Patterson to chair alumni campaign Excellence The Alumni Campaign, its way to success. The chair of campaign which has commit­ which is part of the 62.5 mil­ the Business campaign is ted $7 45,000 against a goal of - ---Campaign lion dollar Circle Of Excel­ Wade Doshier (1980) of Dal­ $500,000; the Clark County Leadership lence Campaign, has begun las, Texas; Christian Studies campaign which is still un­ Mrs. Elizabeth Pruet under the leadership of Dr.]. chair is Don Moore (1955) derway with a goal of National Chair D. Patterson. Dr. Patterson is from Little Rock; Fine Arts $800,000; and the Central El Dorado, AR a 1947 alumnus and is a den­ chair is Amy Tyler (1 981) of Arkansas campaign which has tist in Searcy, Arkansas. The Atlanta, Georgia; Education a goal of$5,000,000. The other Dr. J. D. Patterson Alumni Chair campaign is structured within chair is Doris Faulkner (1948) parts of the Circle of Excel­ Searcy, AR the school concept with vari­ of Camden; Humanities chair lence Campaign are the trust­ ous departments combining is Sarah Kinard (1961) from ees/former trustees, founda­ Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Crass together under the Schools of El Dorado; Social Sciences tions, and friends. Central Arkansas Chairs Little Rock, AR Business, Christian Studies, chair is Mike Pryor (1976) of The campaign is seeking Fine Arts, Education, Hu­ Little Rock, and the Former three-to-five year pledges as Dr. & Mrs. Wesley Kluck manities, Natural Sciences, Students chair is Quintus well as deferred gifts which Clark County Chairs Social Sciences, and Former Crews of Nashville. Other include estate provisions, an­ Arkadelphia, AR Students. Nearly 40 million enlistments are under way at nuities and insurance policies. Dr. Joe Jeffers has been committed to the this time and will be an­ Two-thirds of the campaign Faculty/Staff Chair campaign at this time. nounced in the coming weeks. is designated as endowment Arkadelphia, AR The alumni division's goal Other parts of the cam­ with the balance being build­ Mr. & Mrs. Quintus Crews is $13,000,000 and is well on paign include the fa culty I staff ing and renovation needs. Nashville, AR

Mr. & Mrs. Jim Crittenden Pilgrim's Pride founder Beaumont, TX Mr. & Mrs. Wade Doshier surprises students with gift Dallas, TX Mr. & Mrs. James Gill Colleyville, TX The head of one of the that can tell you how gener­ from Benton, added, "I was very nation's largest food conglom­ ous someone can be. He pretty amazed, impressed and Mr. Cliff Harris erates unexpectedly made the much gave away $30,000 in a shocked, all at the same time. Dallas, TX day a lot brighter recently for brief instance. But, I think T hat was being overly gener­ Mr. & Mrs. Johnny Heflin Ouachita Baptist University the more important message ous and kind. I know there Little Rock, AR and its students. were students who really Lonnie A. "Bo" Pil­ needed that assistance." Mr. & Mrs. Frank Hickingbotham "I think the more Little Rock, AR grim, president of important Following the chapel Pilgrim's Pride Corpora- service, Pilgrim then told Mr. & Mrs. Taylor King tion of Pittsburg, Texas, message that President Andrew Arkadelphia, AR was in vi ted to present the W estmore-land that he Mr. Pilgrim Mr. & Mrs. Larry Kircher program at on e of "liked what he saw at Bald Knob, AR Ouachita's chapel con vo­ wanted to give was the Ouachita and wanted to cations, after which he book of Scripture do nate $100,000 for Mr. & Mrs. Bob Oliver North Little Rock, AR surprised the approxi­ passages in which he whatever purpose was a mate 1,500 people in at­ priority," according to Joe Dr. & Mrs. Jim Phelan tendance by presenting provided the money. Franz, vice president for Little Rock, AR a small black folder con­ That was development. He said it taining a collection of was decided that current Mr. & Mrs. Buddy Sutton Little Rock, AR Scriptures verses that the real gift." scholarship assistance meant a lot to Pilgrim. · Justin Harrison would be an appropriate Mr. Lloyd Thrash In the back ofeac h folder use of the money. Hot Springs Village, AR was a $20 bill. that Mr. Pilgrim wanted to "We appreciate Mr. Mr. John Ware "I think it pretty much give was the book ofScripture Pilgrim's very generous con­ Dallas, TX shocked people," said Justin passages in which he provided tributions and his confirma­ Harrison, a senior speech com­ the money. That was the real tion that Ouachita Baptist Mr. & Mrs. Ross Whipple munications major from gift." University is worth support­ Arkadelphia, AR Nash, Texas, and president of Leslie Fulcher, a senior ing," said Franz. Dr. & Mrs. John Williamson the student senate. "I think elementary educatioh major • Mac Sisson El Dorado, AR 6 • Development News -NtWfma~tr{j;- RAPS aids students and churches Dr. Randy Smith, Ministry students at Ouachita and ing students involves gaining as much chair of the department church congregations in Arkansas and information on the student's desires and of psychology and surrounding states are being drawn to­ interests. As students contact Day, she professor of psychology, gether through the successful efforts of sends them a list of churches that corre­ presented a lecture at Ouachita's Religious Activities Place­ spond with their desires. The student is ment Service. then asked to look over the list and circle the summer convention "The Religious Activities Placement their choice or choices. of the American Service (RAPS) is a program that tries to The next step involves a contact to Psychological Association held August 22-25 fill vacancies in church ministry posi­ the church. Day makes all of the phone in Chicago. The lecture was titled "A Social tions," said Nancy Day, director of the calls to the churches to inform them of Psychology Toolbox for College Classroom." RAPS program, which is a division ofthe the students who are interested in their Smith's presentation was sponsored by the C hesley and Eliza beth Pruet School of open position. "With me contacting the Society for the Teaching of Psychology and C hristian Studies. churches, it kee ps the student from be­ the "Education Directorate" of the American Day said that Ouachita has always coming overwhelmed at receiving 20 calls Psychological Association. been sensitive and responsive to the staff­ from various churches," said Day. Smith currently serves as editor of ing needs of churches in the state and Finally, after the contacts have been "Teaching of Psychology," the journal of the area and began to accelerate its place­ made and the student and church are Society for the Teaching of Psychology. He ment service over the past few years. connected, Day steps out of the picture is the editor of the instructor's resource "There is always a desire with many stu­ and allows the church and student to package for Dr. Wayne Weiten's introductory dents to be involved with church minis­ begin and maintain contact from that psychology text, author of a critical thinking try," Day said. "This service is a catalyst in point on. text "Challenging Your Preconceptions," and assisting our students and churches in These church positions can range co-author of "The Psychologist as Detective," the region to become acquainted with from children's ministry to youth to edu­ each other." cation/ administration, to music roles, to a research methods text. "The entire process begins when the pastoral interim positions. "These minis­ Dr. Kathy Berry, a church contacts me," said Day. "I as k try opportunities can be either full time development officer, them a series of questions to get as much or part time," sa id Day. "They can also be recently received her information on the position." After she in a variety of locations." Numerous doctorate of education is contacted by the church, Day makes churches within the state of Arkansas degree with a speciality note of the position and all its require­ utilize the RAPS program, but churches in higher education from ments. in T exas, Oklahoma, and other states also the University of In concert with talking with church take part in the placement program. representatives, the second step in plac- • Bethany Jones Arkansas-Little Rock. Her doctoral dissertation was titled "On Faith and Leadership: A Phenomenological Study." The study focused on the relation­ ship between personal faith and professional leadership among presidents of Christian colleges and universities. Dr. Cai Lei, visiting instructor of music in the Division of Music of the Bernice Young Jones School of Fine Arts, recently completed requirements for a doctor of music degree in piano performance at Florida State University. His doctoral dissertation was titled "The Chinese Piano School." The work encom­ OUACHITA • Dr. Jeff Root (far right), assistant to the president for public relations and acting passes the development of piano culture in dean of the school of humanities, interviewed President Emeritus Daniel Grant, Chancellor and Former President Ben Elrod and President Andrew Westmoreland for a segment of the China, particularly the formation of Chinese September "Ouachita" show. The gentlemen discussed their days at Ouachita and how the piano education, noted Chinese pianists, and University has changed over the years. The "Ouachita" show is produced monthly by Dr. representative Chinese piano compositions Dave Ozmun and students in the mass communications department. "Ouachita" is shown written in the last century. on the local FamilyNet affiliate in Arkadelphia and several broadcast and cable outlets. 8• Academic News International awarness focus of day In an attempt to stress the impor­ countries attending Ouachita, Smith be­ lan Cosh, assistant tance of cultural diversity, Ouachita lieved this day of focus helped the cam­ to the president for hosted a day that not only gave students pus to recognize the internationals, and community development the liberty to see the advantages of be­ provided students with ample opportu­ and director of the Ben coming internationally aware, but also nities to become interested in traveling M. Elrod Center for provided them with information on in­ abroad. Family and Community, ternational opportunities. "I think the International Aware­ has been elected vice Ouachita's first annual International ness Day created a sense of pride for chair of Governor Mike Huckabee's Arkansas Awareness Day was held on Tuesday, internationals," said Smith. "I hope it Advisory Council on Volunteerism. Cosh October 8. The day was sponsored by the becomes an annual event that students Daniel R. Grant Center for Inter- .------, serves as president of the Arkadelphia Rotary national Studies, the Office of Sunrise Club for 2002-2003. Campus Ministries, and the Ben M. Elrod Center for Family and Dr. Glenda Community. The day began with an Inter­ Secrest, assistant national Awareness Chapel. The professor of music and event was led by current students director of the Ouachita who have traveled abroad on Sounds, recently mission trips or have studied participated in the abroad. Selected students shared Showchoir Camp of their various experiences and en­ America Teachers Workshop held at couraged their fellow students to Heidelberg College in Tiffin, Ohio. become involved, in some way, in The workshop included more than 60 overseas travel as a way to im­ hours of clinics on topics such as vocal prove their international aware­ techniques, vocal health, vocal improvisation, ness. vocal percussion, music technology and The Ouachita Commons also dance workshops including tap, lyrical jazz, joined in the festivities by serving contemporary jazz, Latin jazz, swing, international cuisine for the lunch Broadway, dance percussion and hip hop. meal. Secrest also has been selected by A "Drop-in Information Ses­ members of the Arkansas National Associa­ sion" was held in the lobby of tion of Teachers of Singing to serve as Evans Student Center from 3-5 p.m. These sessions allowed stu­ president elect for a two-year term beginning dents to talk to others about their in February of 2004. experiences. Drew Smith, direc­ tor ofthe Daniel R. Grant Center for International Studies, and Dr. Mike Reynolds, other faculty members were CULTURAL LESSON • Bobby Reese, a missionary assistant professor of presenttotalkabouttheacademic kid from Zimbabwe, performs a native song during health, physical educa­ requirements, financial informa- International Awareness Day activities. • photo by Jessica tion and recreation, tion, and business questions. _M_c_F_ad_d_en_. ______completed requirements An international cafe was held in the look forward to." for a doctoral degree in Tiger Den. Many of the internationals Currently, Ouachita offers interna­ higher education with an dressed in their native attire and per- tiona! opportunities for students study­ emphasis in administration from the Univer­ formed native songs and dances. ing abroad at University of Reading in sity of Arkansas - Little Rock. His doctoral A Midnight International Worship England, Salzburg College in Austria, dissertation was titled "Factors Influencing and Prayer Service began at 11:30 p.m. in Seinan Gakuin University in Japan, AI Academic Achievement and Graduation Berry Chapel and concluded the day of Akhawayn University in Morocco, Uni­ events. "We are trying to get others versity of Edinburgh in Scotland, Hong Rates of Transfer Student Athletes at focused and aware ofdifferent parts ofthe Kong Baptist University, and Peking National Collegiate Athletic Association world that are struggling with different University in China. In addition, Division II Institutions." The study sought to issues," said Smith. During this service, Ouachita offers a European study tour in determine if a problem exists with the there were worship songs, prayers, and May, plus various overseas missions trips graduation rates of transfer student athletes scripture in different languages. sponsored by the Campus Ministries of- and to provide information on ways to predict With 66 students from different fice. • Bethany Jones the academic success of those individuals. Academic News • 9 -RtOffjtt?film:Y­ Service Awards University employ­ osuJHSU student educators ees were presented service awards at sponsor SK Race for Books the annual faculty/ staff banquet in The student educators associations at August. Among Ouachita and Henderson State University those ·honored were teamed-up for the second year in a row to 25-year service help in the drive for literacy in Clark County. award recipients Dr. Tom Greer, the The two groups hosted a 5K (3.16 miles) Clarence and wa lk/run Race for Books on Saturday, Bennie Sue Anthony October 26. Professor of Bible On the morning of the race, participants and the Humanities; brought a new children's book for young and Frances readers or $5 for the purchase of a book to Williams, a member of the physical plant complete registration. The books will be staff. Also receiving given to families served by the federal Head 25-year awards Start program and the Arkadelphia Housing were Dr. Randy Authority. Smith, professor of "It is our hope that these books will help psychology, and Dr. Susan Wink, chi ldren in Clark County have more literacy professor of English. experiences at home to help them become better readers," said Dr. Margo Turner, assistant professor of education at Ouachita. Play receives numerous awards at theatre festival competition Several faculty members and students received awards for the production of "This Is Students serve as tutors in math, reading Where We Came In" at the state-level Twenty-three Ouachita students mathematics tutoring program. The fo­ competition of the Kennedy Center American were involved in public service activities cus is on children in the third grade who College Theatre Festival in November. during the fall designed to help are provided with one-on-one tutoring The play received the following awards: Arkadelphia area school children enjoy by university work-study students or vol­ Regional Committee Nomination for festival, the merits of reading and mathematics. unteers. Excellence in Physical Improvisation and The Ben M. Elrod Center for Family "The chance to work with elemen­ Excellence in Lobby Display (Laura Hafer and Community sponsors the programs tary children one-on-one offers a unique and Leigh Skidmore). known as America Reads and America tutoring and mentoring setting which Individual awards included: Mr. Eric Counts. allows for both academic growth and Phillips for Excellence in Scene Design, Dr. The America Reads Challenge Ini­ fosters increased self-esteem," said] an Bass, Scott Holsclaw for Excellence in Costume tiative is a national campaign launched the Elrod Center's coordinator for public in 1997 which has as its goal to mobilize school initiatives. Design, Rebeccah Pedrick for Excellence in a critical mass of individuals to ensure The 2002 fall semester marked the Makeup Design, Rushing Mayes for Excel­ that every child can read well and inde­ fifth year of the America Reads program lence in Sound Design , Adam Overton for pendently by the end of the third grade. and the America Counts program is fm­ participation in Honor Crew, and Jeffrey In response to this program, Ouachita ishing its third year. Bass said that the Villines for Excellence in Playwriting. The created a model reading tutorial pro­ two programs are currently helping ap­ University also received an award for New gram that offers community service work­ proximately 40 children. The children Play Development. study or volunteer opportunities to stu­ are first graders at Perritt Primary School Three students were nominated for th e dents. and third graders at Central Primary Irene Ryan Award for their performance. The The America Counts Challenge Ini­ School, both in Arkadelphia. students were Jennifer Burke, Lori Bell and tiative was devised as a strategy for using "Helping a child with reading and Jeffrey Villines. federal resources in support of improv­ mathematics skills can really make a dif­ The play was directed by Mrs. Mary ing student performance in mathemat­ ference, both in the lives of the young Handiboe. ics. Seeing the need, Ouachita, through student and the college tutor," said Bass. the Elrod Center, implemented a pilot • Sarah Shepherd 10 ·Academic News Dunbar and Hunter documentmy film debutes at Ouachita

EXPEDITION

uachita hosted the premiere When Berry returned to Ouachita as ing ofthe documentary. "Dr. Joe Nix, Dr. showing of "The Forgotten a professor, it became evident that this Tim Knight, and many, many other Expedition," an hour-long historical expedition involved in the people were involved in this," commented documentary film on the his­ Louisiana purchase had been forgotten. Berry. "It has really been a team effort." 0torical fi gures William Dunbar and "Everybody hears about Lewis and Clark, Over a dozen Ouachita students were George Hunter, on Thursday, October 3, but nobody hears about Dunbar and used in the actual filming of the docu­ in Jones Performing Arts Center. The Hunter," added Berry. mentary. documentary is a part of the nationwide Berry informed the Arkansas Educa­ Berry claims that the process of de­ Louisiana Purchase Bicentennial Cel­ tional Television Network of the histori- veloping the documentary was a long ebration, which began this fall. The and hard one, but one that gave him a invitation- only premiere was followed new respect for the makers of documen­ by a reception in the Ouachita Com­ "I ·want others to see that there tary films. "This would not have hap­ mons. pened withoutthesupportofthe institu­ The vision for "The Forgotten Ex­ are many other pieces of the tion because it involved Ouachita's re­ pedition" began with Dr. Trey Berry, sources, man hours, and people," added associate professor of history and direc­ Louisiana Purchase puzzle Berry. tor of the Pete Parks Center for Regional that need to be filled in With all the hard work the project Studies at Ouachita, who desired to in­ took, Berry hopes that the Dunbar and form others of the second expedition and fit together." Hunter expedition will no longer be the involved in the Louisiana Purchase. Ac­ forgotten expedition. "I want others to cording to Berry, Dunbar and Hunter • Dr. Trey Berry see that there are many other pieces ofthe were commissioned by President Tho­ Louisiana Purchase puzzle that need to mas Jefferson to explore the southern cal predicament, and together they de­ be filled in and fit together." Berry said. areas ofthe new frontier, while Lewis and cided that the story would make a great "History is full of untold stories, and this Clark explored the other portion of the informative program. With this deci­ is just one of them. There are many acquisition. sion, the three-year process ofmaking the others." This project's beginnings developed documentary began. In addition to producing the docu­ almost 20 years ago when Berry's fascina­ The first year was spent assembling mentary film, Berry will also be editing tion was sparked by some Ouachita pro­ the academic team. Carole Adornetto and publishing the Dunbar journals for fessors. "When I was an undergraduate came on board as the AETN executive the Louisiana State University Press. at Ouachita, I took courses under Lavell producer, while Dale Carpenter and Larry The documentary also aired on Cole, a history professor, and Dr.Joe Nix, Foley joined as the producers of the AETN October 10, at the Hot Springs a science professor, who both mentioned project. The second year was spent seek­ Documentary Film Festival on October Dunbar and Hunter in their lectures," ingthe proper funding, which is approxi­ 13 and October 19, at the National Lewis said Berry. "When I realized that these mately $1,000 per airing minute. The and Clark Conference at Penn State in names were not even in my history text­ final year was spent filming and editing. November, and will eventually be dis­ books, I became fascinated with the fig­ Several faculty memb.ers and students tributed to schools as an educational tool. ures." from Ouachita were involved in the mak- • Bethany Jones Academic News • 11 omecomtng• 2002 .

• Joining Homecoming Queen Abigail Clark were former queens Ellen Lindvall Dildy (1934, 5th from right), Carolyn Short Stallings (1951 ), Margaret Ann Seaton Dodson (1956) , Susan Coppenger Akin (1973) , Bonnie Dinkel (1976), Leanne Sandifer Strickland (1983), Tiffeny Thompson Crow (1993), Amy Fisher Pryor (1995), Kim Ward (2002) and Kim Kern (2001 ). Also pictured is Mrs. Dildy's roommate, Claudia Mann Mason ('36, 3rd from left). • photo by Michael Schartung

• The Campus Ministries' production of "Whatever Floats Your Boat" took the overall championship prize in Tiger Tunes. • photo by Julie Toh!en

• Homecoming court members were Terese Purkaple, fourth runner-up; Nancy Goodwin, second runner-up; Abigail Clark, queen; Maggie Hambrice, first runner­ up; and Jessica Bryant, third runner-up. • photo by Michael Schartung

• The Tiger Tunes hosts and hostesses performed Marching Band, under the direction of Mr. Robert Hesse, performs between acts. The group included Avery Amparan, during halftime of the homecoming game. Halftime entertainment was also Robert Ramsey, JoAnna Judd, Chason Laing, Brooke provided by the Arkadelphia High School Marching Band under the direction of Smith and Matt Snow. • photo by Julie Tohlen Ouachita graduate Jim Lloyd. • photo by Julie Tohlen 12 • Campus News :Higbligbts HOMECOMING COURT Queen Abigail Clark 1st runner-up Maggie Hambrice 2nd runner-up Nancy Goodwin 3rd runner-up Jessica Bryant 4th runner-up Terese Purkaple

TIGER TUNES Champion Campus Ministries "Whatever Floats Your Boat" 1st runner-up EEE "Mimes Coming Out" 2nd runner-up Chi Delta "Squaw Pride" 3rd runner-up XXX "Make A Wish , There's Nothing To It" Sigma Alpha Sigma • The 23rd annual produc­ "A Road Barrel's Life tion ofTigerTunes included for Us" Noah's Ark, mimes, Indians, 4th runner-up Beta Beta genies, road barrels, Peter "Never Grow Up" Pan, cavemen, tourists, nurses andjedi knights. The event, sponsored by the ALUMNI GOLF TOURNAMENT Ouachita Student Founda­ tion, drew sell-out crowds to Championship Flight: all four performances. • photo 1st Wes Sullivan/Lee Busby by Julie Tohlen. 2nd Bentley Blackman/Todd Denton

• Members of the Ouachita President's Flight Alumni Circle- Dallas/Forth 1st Taylor King/Alan Moore Worth chapter greet alumni 2nd Ricky Reynolds/Brant Matros at the homecoming football game. Those pictured are Purple Flight Cheryl Warren Bradford 1st Stephen Hatfield/Mandel ('83), Cindy Shelton Brockinton Kennedy ('81 ), Estelle 2nd John David Buffalo/Bart Byrd CaldweiiAud ('63), TomAud ('63), Debbie Smith ('81), Gold Flight Charles Smith ('81), Joe 1st Kris Jayroe/Will Lippott Robertson ('75), Robin 2nd Frank Taylor/Rob Taylor McBride Robertson ('77), and Shannon Brown Fitch Tiger Flight '87). Also in attendance 1st Mark Morris/Jeff Hum were Becky King ('81), Paul 2nd Brian Harbison/Michael Hannon Dooley ('62) , Larry Glover ('71) and Sandy Warren Closest-to-the-hole Glover ('71 ). Bart Byrd Alan Moore • The Ouachita Tigers treated the homecoming Longest Drive crowd to a 38-28 win over Will Lippott Delta State University. • photo Ricky Reynolds by Kristen Hare • President Andrew Westmoreland and Mike Murphree ('87) visit during the golf tournament. 13 • Campus News NEWS Volunteers aid community Community service was in the spotlight as the -Briefs- Ben M. Elrod Center for Family and Community at Ouachita recently sponsored the ninth bi-annual Ti­ + Arkadelphia area businesses and organiza­ ger Serve Day. tions were invited to participate in Ouachita's "We are happy with how Tiger Serve Day went," ninth annual Spotli ght on A rkadelphia program said Dawn Pick Benson, director of the day's activities. Tuesday, August 27, in front of Evans Student "It was neat to see how many Ouachita students, Center. The event attracted approximately 90 faculty and staff were willing to give up a Saturday to exhibitors. "Spotlight has grown each year and help someone in need." it attracts an increasingly large number of Statistics for the event show that 390 Ouachita students, faculty and stall and their famil ies. I students, faculty and staff formed 49 teams to go out think everyone really enjoys the time together into the Arkadelphia and Clark County area help and it certainly establishes a bond among with various projects such as putting together a metal people on campus and the exhibitors, " said Dr. building, cleaning houses and yards, building a wheel­ Jell Root, assistant to the president lor public chair ramp, and tiling a kitchen in an Arkadelphia relations and coordinator of the event. Rachel ~~~~~~ church. Pick Benson said 29 families had certain Brackett, a junior from Arkadelphia, served as needs met, as well as 15 churches and non-profit student coordinator of the event. agencies. A total of 1,124 total hours were worked that day. "Overall, I feel that Tiger Serve Day was a success because many of the needs in + A period of personal faith appraisal and the area were met," said Jonathan Kelley, a senior biblical studies major from Benton, renewal was the centerpiece of O uachita's who was a member of the Tiger Serve Day Leadership Team. "We were able to help C ampus Renewal Program held September 24 not only community organizations, but also individuals in private homes and elderly and 26. The event was sponsored by the O ffice people who have not had needs met in some other way." of C ampus M ini stries. Another Tiger Serve Day is planned for March 1. Speakers included Rev. Don Phil lips ('78), pastor of Calvary Baptist C hurch in East C amden, and Dr. Barbara Pemberton, visiting Cleaning house assistant professor of Christian ministries at O uachita. Over 100 Ouachita faculty and staff members helped the institution prepare The Campus Renewal Program is designed for arrival of students this fall by lending a hand with last-minute preparation of lor participants to "renew their locus on C hrist the school's residence halls. and to be challenged in their daily walk," Ouachita President Dr. Andrew Westmoreland declared Friday, August according to Kevin Inman, director of C ampus 16th, as Dorm Day and invited all employees to join in a campus-wide effort to ministries. put the finishing touches on the residence halls. The chores included cleaning + O uachita brought home several honors alter in hallways and common areas, the Baptist Press Journalism Conference held in washing windows. weeding October in N ashville, TN. The "Ouachita" show around won first place in broadcasting The monthly the buildings, and painting stair­ show is produced by Dr. Dave Ozmun and the wells. Westmoreland said he was students in the department of mass communi ca­ ti ons. proud of the spirit of volunteerism exhibited by the faculty and staff. The Signal newspaper won a first place "I can't imagine another cam­ award in the centerspread category. The pus in the country where so many O uachitonian yearbook won the foll owing awards first place, club/portrait copy; third employees would volunteer to assist place, academic life; first and second place, in cleaning the dorms in advance of sports copy; first place, student life section; third the arrival of students," he said. The work day concluded with a DORM DAY • Amy Nichols, director of travel place, student life copy; first place, best overall/ services, and Dr. Wayne Bowen, assistant single spread design; and first place, sports copy. cookout in the Tiger Den. professor of history, clean the blinds for • Mac Sisson Frances Crawford Residence Hall.

14 • Campus News ------Reaching Out to Multicultural Students

In the early 1960's, Ouachita was Ouachita has been involved in a re- In October, One America, which was one of the first Arkansas institutions of cent effort to more aggressively encour­ a town hall meeting where former and higher education to accept minority stu­ age more multicultural students to enroll current students spoke on diversity dents into its general student popula­ in and attend the institution. In order to awareness, was held, according to Nelson. tion. Since that decision, Ouachita has do so, Bill Dixon, vice president for stu­ ROMS will also sponsor a choir, first continued to expand its commitment to dent services, along with Francis Nelson organized last year, that will perform at attract a diversified campus community, and the BASS Alumni Executive Board, various events on campus. underscoring the advantages and impor­ have been updating all of their sources of Marques McFerguson, a sophomore tance of educating students for liv­ REU NION. artmajorfrom Wrightsville,isserv­ ing in a global community. Leotis Nelson ing as president of ROMS; Fred In the mid 1960s, the Black ('71) and Johnson, a junior chemistry major American Student Society, or BASS, Temothy from Hope, is the vice president; Nelson ('72) Eric Whitlow, a junior manage­ was developed to reach out to Afri­ visit with Vice can-American students on the President for ment major from Fordyce, is the Ouachita campus. Initial guidance Student treasurer; Rachel Williams, a sopho­ for the group was given by now Services Bill more mass communications major Di xon at a from Little Rock, is the secretary; deceased former political science BASS reun ion professors Dr. Bob Riley and Jim during and Vergina Smith, a sophomore Ranchino, who were paramount in homecoming. business administration major from guiding the organization to assess • photo by Malvern, is the chaplain. Rachel Williams the turbulence of that generation. According to McFerguson, Since that time, the focus of the out­ contact for former students and alumni. "The most enjoyable part oflast year was reach of the organization has reflected "We desire for the former multicultural getting to meet good Christian people the desire of its members to not only students to feel more a part of the univer­ and being a part of positive things such as include Black students, but to actively sity," said Dixon. ·the choir." Within any organization, seek students on campus from other races In order to create connectedness, strong bonds between the members are such as Hispanic, Indian, and Asian. In Ouachita has attempted to update its built through activities and time together. order to finalize the new focus, the stu­ database so that the alumni may be con­ For the ROMS organization, the strong dent society was renamed "Reaching Out tacted on a more consistent basis. Dixon bonds that were built this past year in­ to Multicultural Students" or ROMS. believes that when these alumni are more spired McFerguson to take an active role "We have worked very hard to be connected with the university, the cam­ in the organization of the program this active and to show the other students pus will be recognized as a welcoming year. "This year, I want to see more here on campus that we are alive in our institution. It will also increase the word­ participation from more students, and I attempt to promote diversity here on of-mouth recommendations that former want to see us serving the community campus," said Frances Nelson, director of students offer to prospective students. together," said McFerguson. multicultural services. "It is important to In addition to increasing the former Not only does the ROMS organiza­ have a base from which our multicultural student involvement, the Multicultural tion provide unique bonds, it causes its students can relate and hopefully grow in Office has attempted to increase its in­ members to focus on and appreciate their themselves and with others." volvement with the campus and with heritage. "As individuals, we should be Nelson and the ROMS organization those involved in the ROMS program. very proud ofour background and of the began the 2002-03 school year with a According toN elson, the more active the accomplishments that multicultural Back to School Mixer. The students were office is, the more students will desire to people have given to society," said Nelson. welcomed with pizza, sodas, and various be involved; but an active office is unat­ "So, when you become a part of an orga­ door prizes. "We had food, fun, and tainable without plenty of help. "With­ nization like this, you are speaking out fellowship," commented Nelson. With out the support of friends, such as assis­ that you are proud, whatever your ethnic over 45 students attending the mixer, tant Linda Purifoy, our office and organi­ origin." Nelson felt that it was a "real hit." zation could not be active," said Nelson. • Bethany Jones Campus News • 15 JUNIOR PRE-MED MAJOR L:auren 'Dtf))rdson

CAPTURES TITLE OF cYr[iss ufr{ansas A plethora ofspeaking engagements practices. "It was hilarious attempting to and appearances across the state are on tell the girls and cast members what the the agenda for Lauren Davidson, a 20- sound should be. I can say now that at year-old, junior pre-medical studies/ least one person from every state in the chemistry major from El Dorado, who union knows how to say the name and was chosen as Miss Arkansas last June where Ouachita is." and represented the state at this year's Davidson won the Miss Arkansas Miss America Pageant in Atlantic City, title on her third attempt representing where she won a lifestyle and physical the White River Water Carnival pag­ fitness in swimsuit award. She was the eant franchise in Batesville. "Those early eighth Ouachita student to have been years competing taught me a lot about chosen as Miss Arkansas. perseverance and keeping my mind fo­ "I was so blessed to have been chosen cused on my goal," she said. "My family as Miss Arkansas," said Davidson. "It has and friends were so encouraging." As a been my dream for a long time to win the result ofwinning, Davidson received valu­ crown and have the opportunity to be able scholarship funds at the local, state, the official ambassador for the state." and national levels ofthe pageant to assist Davidson said she was most excited her at Ouachita. "The pageant is helping about the possibilities of traveling in the me and my parents pay for school, in Natural State promoting her platform addition to offering me an opportunity program of Heart Smart Kids, which to grow as an individual." exemplifies making healthy choices for At Ouachita, Davidson is a member youth in keeping fit. of the Carl Goodson Honors Program, "Being Miss Arkansas has opened EEE women's social club, and the Dean's some doors that have enabled me to go List. She is also a member of a praise and speak about my passion ofkids choos­ band. Davidson was the Arkansas State ing wisely when it comes to their health," Fair Queen in 1999. she said. Her parents are Jim and Keitha In addition to making multiple ap­ Davidson of El Dorado. She has one pearances in schools, Davidson travels sister, Amy. The family attends Immanuel out of Little Rock to speak and perform Sharon Windham Heflin ('67) and Melissa Baptist Church in ElDorado. at professional and business meetings. Adams Carozza ('98) greet Lauren Davidson Though she is having to take off a at a reception held in her honor at Baptist Her vocal gifts have opened the doors to Health Medical Center in North Little Rock. year from her schooling at Ouachita, the identify with people through the plea­ The event was hosted by Terry Griffin Peeples respite is not keeping her away from the sure of music. She has had the occasion to ('83) and Sharon Evans Bale (fs). Lauren's campus. be scheduled in churches and youth con­ platform is Heart Healthy Kids. "My friends are here and I miss the vocations across the state. "The Lord Davidson said she had a good time in opportunities that exist on campus," she blessed me with a talent of sharing His Atlantic City teaching her fellow contes­ sa id. "But, my official Miss Arkansas message through my singing and speak­ tants how to pronounce the name of the SUV, as people will testify, doesn't get far ing," Davidson said. "I try to magnify school from the OBU sweatshirts that from the happenings at Ouachita. I love Him in everything that I do." she wore during the nearly three weeks of my school." • Mac Sisson 16 • Campus News ------

selection as a sophomore. Junior outside Magnetti beat Jasman Crabb of Metropolitan Men"s Soccer hitter Jessica Lawson led the Lady Tigers in State (Colo.) 2-6, 6-0, 6-2 in the consolation The Tiger soccer team was one game kills in the season and junior Jill Evans led semifinals. away from qualifying for the GSC the Lady Tigers in digs from her defensive tournament for the first time in the program's specialist position. The Lady Tigers finished Football history before they fell to Christian Brothers the season with a 6-23 overall record and 0- The Tiger football team won four of its in the final conference game of the season. 12 in conference play. last six games to finish the 2002 season at Ouachita finished the season at 5-10-2 5-5, the program's best record since the overall and 2-4-1 in the GSC. Two Ouachita Cross Country 1994 season. The Tigers also finished 5-4 freshmen were honored with post-season The 2002 season for the Lady Tiger in the GSC, giving Ouachita its first winning honors as midfielder Mark Leonard was cross country team was highlighted by their conference record since joining NCAA named Co-Freshman of the Year and best-ever Gulf South Conference finish and Division II. The Tigers finished in a tie for forward Adam Greene was named to the AII­ what head coach Jason Jones calls "the first fifth place in the GSC, also their best finish GSC Second Team . Leonard was the legitimate win" in the program's history. The in the GSC. leading goal-scorer for Ouachita with eight Lady Tigers won the Lyon College Junior tailback Montoya Brown goals on the season. Invitational in Batesville and then finished registered his second 1,000-yard rushing fifth in the GSC Championships which was season in three years in 2002. Brown Women"s Soccer the best finish for the program. Sophomore rushed for 1 ,012 yards giving him 2, 735 The Lady Tiger soccer team finished Robyn Hopper extended her streak of Top- yards for his career. During the season, the season with a 7-11 record and 2-6 in the 10 finishes to 10 before the GSC Brown moved from seventh to fourth on the GSC. Three Lady Tigers were honored with Championships and the Lady Tigers finished all-time rushing charts at Ouachita, passing post-season awards for their performances no lower than fifth in any meet they were in Rico McCiarity (7th place - 1996-99), on the field and in the classroom. this season . Johnny Johnson (6th- 1964-67), and Luther Sophomore forward Natalie Noblitt became Guinn (5th -1972-74). Brown needs 1,478 the first Lady Tiger ever to be named first­ Tennis yards in his senior season to reach William team AII -GSC. Junior forward Rachel Ouachita's Victoria Domina and Brenda Miller (1975-78) who is in third place with McDuffee was named second-team AII-GSC Magnetti captured their second straight 3,813 yards. Brown was the leading rusher and was also named Verizon first-team Division II women's doubles title at the Omni for the Tigers with 1,0 12 yards on 212 Academic All-District and was on the Hotels National Small College Tennis attempts with 10 touchdowns. Freshman national ballot for Verizon Academic All­ Championships at the H.E. B. Tennis Center. . Josh Holcomb was the second-leading American. Sophomore goalkeeper Lauren in October. rusher with 461 yards and four touchdowns Gross was named Verizon second-team Domina and Magnetti topped Georgia on 87 carries. Junior wide receiver Jell Academic All-District. College and State's Mia Paavilainen and Furneaux was the leading receiver with 37 Luiza Biktyakova 8-5 in the final. With the receptions for 437 yards and one title, Domina and Magnetti advanced to the touchdown. Sophomore Isaiah Hookfin Volleyball Omni Hotels "Super Bowl" of Small College caught 25 passes for 321 yards and one The Lady Tiger volleyball team bid Tennis where they won their second touchdown . Sophomore weak safety Arthur farewell to two seniors at the conclusion of consecutive "Super Bowl" title which pits the Spear led the Tiger defense with 75 tackles the 2002 season. Outside hitter Lindsey Cox winners of Division II , Ill , NAIA and Junior and a team-high four interceptions. and middle blocker Amy Pace were the only College against each other. In Division II Sophomore defensive tackle Maurice Doaty two seniors on head coach Marissa Lafitte's men's singles, OBU's Gilles Lagarde lost in registered 56 tackles and lead the team with squad. Cox played soccer for Ouachita for the semifinals to Marius Calugara of Lynn 15 tackles for loss. the last two years and Pace was an AII-GSC (Fla.), 3-6, 6-4, 6-4. In women's singles, New athletic logo makes debut The Ouachita athletic department head and the wording below the tiger has launched a new athletic logo for all of head can vary depending on which sport Ouachita's 14 intercollegiate athletic it is used for. teams. "We wanted to have a logo that is The new logo, which features a tiger l\CHJZ';{ universal for our athletic teams," said head as the focal point and designed by '""-~ Athletic Director David Sharp. "This is Ouachita graphic arts professor Mike a mark that can be adapted for any sport Jones, will serve as the official logo for by putting their sport below the tiger Ouachita's athletic department and pro­ BAPTIST UNIVERSITY head. We are excited about the change vide uniformity throughout the depart- and we look forward to making this a ment. lent symbol of Tiger Spirit for our ath­ recognizable image associated with President Andrew Westmoreland letic teams and student body." Ouachita athletics." formed a committee to study the idea and The new logo will replace the inter­ Ouachita apparel and other mer­ is pleased with the results. "I'm very locking "OU" that Ouachita teams have chandise are available for Tiger fans to pleased with our new sports logo," used over the years. The word "Ouachita" purchase at the Ouachita Bookstore. Westmoreland said. "It will be an excel- can be used in an arch above the tiger • Chris Babb Sports News • 17 Larry Frisby Gold Tiger Events President Former Students Association Class of 1953 Reunion Dinner As the years go by, I fmd the coming Thursday, April 24, 2003 offall brings a wave of nostalgia greater in 6 p.m. depth and length than any other season. The bright colored foliage, the pump­ Ouachita Commons Alumni Room kins, and the football games make me wish for a fleeting moment I were young Gold Tiger Luncheon again. Remember the trek from the secure Friday, April 25, 2003 routine and monotonous summer job at Noon (11 :45 a.m. Class of '53 photo) home to far away Arkadelphia and the Evans Student Center Banquet Room non-stop events we used to engage in. If Registration opens at 10 a.m. in the lobby of ESC. only we had known how much free time A visiting area will be provided for the Class of '53, we really had. Thoughts ofOuachita also bring to mind memories ofspecia l people and anyone else, immediately following the luncheon . -- people who made a real difference in our lives. I am sure most of us had one or more mentors whose patience and persis­ tence pushed us to reach a potential we would not otherwise have achieved. I know without a doubt I would not have the privilege of practicing dentistry to­ day had it not been for the guidance and watch-care I received from Ken Sandifer. His belief in me gave me the ability to believe in mysel£ I am sure my experi­ ence was not unique. Committed Chris­ tian faculty members in the many depart­ ments of the school were at work quietly building the framework for successful careers in many different fields. Only the names have changed in the intervening years. The same attention to special needs that we received is still being given. Our faculty and support staff love people because they love Christ first. Pray that Ouachita will always be a life changing, as well as, an educating institution. There can be no substitute for your prayer support of our university. FT. WORTH/DALLAS RECEPTION • (above) More than 80 new and current We can honor the memory of those spe­ students, plus alumni, gathered for cial people who helped us along the way the first back-to-school send off for by getting to know and offering assis­ students in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. tance to members of the present day stu­ The new DFW Alumni Circle hosted 1 dent body. the event on August 4 h at Prestonwood Don't miss this special time of year to Baptist Church. Ouachita alumni return for a visit, renew old acquaintan­ Shannon Brown Fitch ('87) and Steve ces, and meet the new personnel who Lemmond ('75) were instrumental in guide the students of today. Much of organizing the event. (left) Erin Smith completes an information sheet at the what you will see is new and modern, but Dallas-Fort Worth reception . A the chimes that gave order to our hectic member of the freshman class, Erin is lives, the friendly faces that greet you and the daughter of Charles ('81) and the beauty of the foliage is as timeless as Debbie (Smith) Smith ('81 ). memory itsel£ 18 • Alumni News lVlemorial Contributions May 1, 2002- October 15, 2002

Mrs. Billie English Adams Dr. Alton R. Crawley Mr. Glen D. Taylor Dr. H. David Luck By: Mr. Grover Adams Former Math/Computer Science Ms. Joyce Willard Dr. and Mrs. Walter S. Mizell Faculty Mr. and Mrs. Billy G. Drs. Jeff and Deborah Root Rev. Roy G. Adams By: Mrs. Joanne Crawley Williams Mr. and Mrs. Ike Sharp By: Mrs. Alline Smith Adams Mr. and Mrs. John Williams Mr. and Mrs. Mac B. Sisson Mr. Willis M. Crosby Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Wood Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Mr. William K. Atkinson By: Mr. and Mrs. Ike Sharp Mr. and Mrs. William P. Smith Former Trustee Wright Mr. and Mrs. Gail W. West By: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Franz Rev. Raymond B. Crotts Mr. and Mrs . Billy G. By: Mrs. Thelma L. Crotts Mr. James Peter Fulford Williams Mrs. Dorothy Lambert Barr By: Mrs. Betty L. Berry By: Mrs. Letha Davis Mrs. Virginia Danner Ms. Betsy J. Brar Mr. John Robert Hargrove Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. By: Dr. and Mrs. Raouf J. Mr. and Mrs. James E. Gill By: Mr. and Mrs. Sam J. Talbot Davis Halaby Dr. and Mrs. Bob L. Gosser, Garner & Dunham, Mr. and Mrs. Mac B. Sisson Sr. Mr. Nolen E. Harris ElDorado Mr. and Mrs. Mac B. Sisson By: Mr. Willard C. Forsythe Dr. and Mrs. Delwin Ross Mrs. Gladys W. DeArmond Mr. and Mrs. Billy G. By: Mrs. Linda DeArmond Williams Mr. 0 . J. Harris Dr. Durward A. Bourns Young By: Mr. Willard C. Forsythe By: Mr. Frank M. Cochran Mr. Thomas Garner Mrs. Katie Dodd Father of Randy Garner Mr. Ezekiel Harrison Mrs. Patricia Byrd By: Mr. and Mrs. William S. By: Mr. and Mrs. Wade Allison By: Dr. and Mrs. Cecil C. Sutley Mother of Lannie Byrd Naylor Mr. and Mrs. William H. By: Mr. and Mrs. Ray Duke Brown , Jr. Dr. Lawson Hatfield Drs. Jeff and Deborah Root Mr. Chris Dunaway Mr. and Mrs. Larry By: Mrs. Juanita Gill Hatfield By: Dr. and Mrs. David Ozmun Pennington Mrs. Mary Lou Wells Capps Drs. Jeff and Deborah Root Rev. James T. Herrington By: Mrs. Mary Virginia Brandon Mrs. Anne Culley Yates Enlow Mr. and Mrs. Mac B. Sisson By: Mr. Willard C. Forsythe Tom Ed and Brenda By: Dr. Eugene L. Enlow Brandon Mr. Joe D. Gault Mr. Javis Hill Jimmy, Sharon, Jojo and Mrs. Catherine Franks By: Mr. Willard C. Forsythe By: Drs. Jeff and Deborah Root Brandon Gattis By: Mr. and Mrs. Billy G. Kenny and Heather Spruill Williams Mrs. Marguerite Goodloe Mrs. Muriel Hilton By: Dr. and Mrs. John Creamer By: Rev. and Mrs. W. Harold Mr. Thomas Daniel Chinn Mr. Oswald Franz White By: Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Father of Joe Franz Mr. Herbert A. Gorum Smith By: Mr. Jeff Caldwell By: Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Mr. James C. Hobgood Drs. Ed and Fran Coulter Smith By: Mrs. Jane D. Cole Mrs. M. Kathryn Jones Clark Dr. Mark L. Dake Mr. Hubert L. Cone Former Math Faculty Mr. Harold J. De Luca Mr. J. Richard Grant Dr. and Mrs. John Creamer By: Mr. Joseph Clark Mr. and Mrs. B. Aldan Dixon By: Mrs. J. Richard Grant Mrs. M. Rebecca Dallas Mr. and Mrs. Ray Duke Dr. and Mrs. Ben M. Elrod Miss Johnnie M. Coleman Dr. and Mrs. Ben M. Elrod Mr. Harrell Greer Mr. and Mrs. Ed Flaig By: Miss Mary Margaret Haynes Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy D. Father of Sherri Phelps Mr. and Mrs. Joe Franz Mrs. Mary Ann Holt Gattis By: Mr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Dr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Grant Dr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Grant Rucker, Sr. Mr. and Mrs . Bobby G. Mrs. Annie Lee Conant Dr. and Mrs. Raouf J. Jones By: Mr. and Mrs. Ray Duke Halaby Dr. John A. Hall Drs. George and Ouida Keck Mr. and Mrs. James W. Mr. and Mrs. Paul K. Henry By: Dr. and Mrs. Ben M. Elrod Dr. and Mrs. Tom Murphree Seale Ms. Lisa Hill Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mr. and Mrs. Philip W. Mrs. Rosemary Reed Hamner Pennington Mrs. Agnes Crow Coppenger Hardin By: Mrs. Helen Bruening Dr. and Mrs. W. Randolph Former Alumni Secretary Ms. Judy Hollingsworth Quick By: Ms. Anne P. Coppenger Mr. and Mrs. James W. Mrs. Gena Ledbetter Hampton Mr. and Mrs. Billy G. Hughes By: Mr. A. G. Newman Williams Ms. Janet Lynn Summerlin Dr. and Mrs. Joe S. Jeffers Mr. and Mrs. Ike Sharp Cowan Drs. George and Ouida Keck Miss Faye Holiman By: Dr. and Mrs. W. Francis Dr. and Mrs. Tom Murphree GEN Herman Hankins, Sr. Former Humanities Faculty McBeth Mr. Bob Nale By: Mrs. Sharis Armstrong By: Dr. and Mrs. M. Powell Hines Drs. Jeff and Deborah Root Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mrs. Carolyn C. Berry Mrs. Linda DeArmond Pennington Mr. and Mrs. George W. Mr. Charles Joe Hubbard Young Drs. Jeff and Deborah Root Delaughter By: Mrs. Betsy J. Brar Judge Bob W. Sanders Dr. and Mrs. Ben M. Elrod Mr. and Mrs. James E. Gill Miss Mildred Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Mac B. Sisson Mr. and Mrs. Ed Flaig Mr. and Mrs . Billy G. By: Mr. and Mrs. Ed H. Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Dr. and Mrs. Raouf J. Williams McG lasson Stipe Halaby Dr. and Mrs. Cecil C. Sutley Ms. Lisa Hill Memorial Contributions • 19 Ms. LaVerne Hall Hudson Mr. and Mrs. George D. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Franz Mrs. Victoria Brown Shults By: Mr. Marion J. Hudson Green, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Raouf J. Mother of Donna Sisson Chap. and Mrs. Paul N. Mrs. Lorene H. Guin Hal aby By: Mr. and Mrs. Mac B. Sisson Mitchell Ms. Peggy Gullett Mrs. Juanita Gill Hatfield Mrs. Juanita Gill Hatfield Drs. Jeff and Deborah Root Mrs. Carolyn S. Southerland Mrs. Syria Walters Jean Ms. Andrea Riddle Hilliard Mr. and Mrs. Ike Sharp Shell By: Mr. and Mrs. Mac B. Sisson Mr. and Mrs. Joe C. Ke ith Mr. and Mrs. Mac B. Sisson By: Dr. and Mrs. Ben M. Elrod Mr. and Mrs. Glen L. Dr. and Mrs. Cecil C. Sutley Mr. and Mrs. W. Russell Mr. Jonathan Kelly Lawrence Mrs. Lillian Wasson Miller Former Business Faculty Mr. Bob Lyford Dr. and Mrs. Cecil C. Sutley By: Dr. and Mrs. Jerry V. Ms. Nell W. Lyford Mr. John B. McCord Kinnaird Mrs. George McClure By: Mr. and Mrs. Mac B. Sisson Mr. Clyde Smith Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. By: Mr. and Mrs. Billy G. Dr. Lera Kelly McKenzie Mr. J. C. McCullough Williams Former Business Faculty Mr. and Mrs. H. Maurice By: Mr. Willard C. Forsythe By: Dr. and Mrs. Jerry V. Mitchell Rev. Edward Lee Smith Kinnaird Mr. and Mrs. David I. Mleko Mr. W. D. McDonald By: Betsy J. Brar Mr. and Mrs. Malcom Moore By: Mr. and Mrs. Billy G. Mr. Bud King Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Owen Williams Mrs. Linda C. Clinton Smith By: Mr. and Mrs. Billy G. Mr. Joseph M. Power By: Mr. and Mrs. Havis Mitchell, Williams Reliant Energy, Washington, Mrs. Era Nix Jr. D.C. By: Dr. and Mrs. Cecil C. Sutley Mrs. Judy Kitchens Mr. Charles Roark Mrs. Cleo Southerland By: Mr. E. F. Christnot Miss Helen L. Roark Mrs. Selma Phelps By: Dr. and Mrs. Ben M. Elrod Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Mr. and Mrs. Myron G. By: Mr. and Mrs. Larry Colquitt Ill Samons Pennington Mr. Lewis Steele Ms. Loretta I. Corbin Mr. and Mrs. Mac B. Sisson Mr. and Mrs. Mac B. Sisson Father of Glenda Secrest Mr. and Mrs. J. Wayne Cox By: Drs. Jeff and Deborah Root Ms. Christine Franks Rev. Delbert C. McAtee Mrs. Irene Pearce Mr. and Mrs. Mac B. Sisson Mr. and Mrs. Tony F. Hill By: Mrs. Clyta McAtee Gentry By: Mr. and Mrs. W. Russell Mr. Arthur L. Hodum Miller Dr. Paul Stevens COL and Mrs. Earl J. Morris, Mr. David McCallum Former Dir. of the SBC Jr. By: Dr. and Mrs. Raouf J. Mr. Graydall Robertson Television-Radio Commission Mr. and Mrs. David L. Halaby By: Mr. and Mrs. Billy G. By: Dr. and Mrs. Ben M. Elrod Pearce Drs. Jeff and Deborah Root Williams Mrs. Betty Singletary Mrs. Dorothy Strobel Mr. and Mrs. Joe M. Dr. Clark William McCarty Mrs. Ursu la Ryan By: Mr. and Mrs. Wade Allison Singletary Ill and Family Former Science Faculty By: Ms. Marilyn A. McVeigh Mrs. Jo Sparrow By: Mr. and Mrs. B. Aldon Dixon Mrs. Hazel Williams Thomas Ms. Billie Jean Staples Mr. and Mrs. Joe Franz Mrs. Mae Brown Sanders Former Family and Consumer Ms. Linda White Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. Good By: Dr. and Mrs. Muurice Science Faculty Mr. John P. Wright Dr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Grant Brantley By: Mr. Joseph Clark Ms. Kathy Wright Dr. and Mrs. Raouf J. Mr. and Mrs. John L. Halaby Mrs. Shirley Sasser Diamond Mr. James T. Langston Drs. Jeff and Deborah Root By: Ms. Marilyn A. McVeigh Donna Fill, Inc., Little Rock By: Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Mr. and Mrs. Mac B. Sisson Mr. and Mrs. Ray Duke Smith Dr. and Mrs. Claude W. Rev. Calvin H. Seaton Mr. and Mrs. Don R. Elliott, Sumerlin By: Mrs. Frances Grafton Sr. Mrs. Eugenia Ammons Leeton Dr. and Mrs. Cecil C. Sutley Dr. and Mrs. Ben M. Elrod By: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Franz Dr. and Mrs. William Mrs. V. Tommie Green Selph Mr. and Mrs. Joe Franz Trantham By: Dr. and Mrs. Ben M. Elrod Dr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Grant LTC Crawford T. Marbury Mr. and Mrs. Billy G. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Melton Dr. and Mrs. John E. By: Mrs. Dixie M. Marbury Williams Dr. and Mrs. WalterS. Mizill Greutter Mrs. Li llian Wasson Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L. Hill Mrs. Elizabeth Massey Mrs. Myrene McCarty Mrs. Martha E. Johnson By: Arkansas Electric By: Dr. and Mrs. Cecil C. Sutley Mrs. Wilma Selph Miss Patsy Kel ler Cooperative Corporation, Mother of Judy Hollingsworth. Paulo and Chris Mederos Little Rock Dr. Joseph T. McClain Mother-in-Law of Anne Selph and Mr. and Mrs. George D. Ms. Kay Kelley Arnold By: Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Grandmother of John Selph Mobbs Mrs. Betty J. Barrier Smith By: Drs. Jeff and Deborah Root Mr. and Mrs. Wiley W. Ms. Julia C. Blankenship Mr. and Mrs. Mac B. Sisson Mosley, Jr. Ms. Leah Caradine Dr. John H. McClanahan Mr. and Mrs. Ron Nations Ms. Mary Frances Damour Former Trustee Dr. Donald M. Seward Mr. and Mrs . Ike Sharp Mr. Kent R. Foster By: Mr. and Mrs. William H. Former Math Faculty Mr. and Mrs. Mac B. Sisson Mr. and Mrs. Rossell Brown, Jr. By: Dr. and Mrs. M. Powell Rev. and Mrs. George H. Glasgow, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James M. Hines Watanabe Dr. and Mrs. Lawson E. Conard Mr. and Mrs. Billy G. Glover Dr. and Mrs. Ben M. Elrod Mrs. Elisabeth Anne Enlow Shaw Williams Dr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Grant Mr. and Mrs. Ed Flaig By: Dr. Eugene L. Enlow Ms. Lucy Williams 20 • Class Notes Class Notes Mrs. Vesta Tucker Thrash Ms. Glenna Self 1941 and wife, Patricia, live in sunny Wife of Trustee Lloyd Thrash Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence W. Louise (Hearne) Ellis has Southern California where he By: Mr. and Mrs. James E. Aiken Self moved toT rinity Retirement Com­ enjoys fishing, hunting, garden­ Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Maynard and lone Smith plex in Pine Bluff. She writes she ing and travel. Andersen Mr. and Mrs. B. D. St. John made the move to simplify affairs Ralph Branum of Hazen Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mr. and Mrs. Billy G. Starnes for her children, Cheryl (fs67) (AR) has been called to pastor Anthony Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. and Harold ('65). (Note: son Tichnor Baptist Church where Mr. and Mrs. William Stracener, Jr. Harold died in August, after he's been serving as supply Armstrong Ms. Jane M. Sykes Ms. Diane M. Austin Mr. Larry Thrash Mrs. Ellis submitted her speaker. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond G. Mr. and Mrs. Pennix Thrash, class note.) Trozy Barker and wife, Avischious Jr. Emma Jean, have moved into a Ms . Betsy J. Brar Mr. and Mrs. John Windrow 1947 retirement home in Burleson, TX. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh E. Brown Thompson Margrete Horne recently re­ They are enjoying it. He plays Mr. and Mrs. Lynn A. Brown GEN and Mrs. Melvin C. turned from Honduras, where she golf and bridge. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Thrash goes every year with DeRidder Brown, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David L. (LA) First Baptist Church. 1950 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tucker Preston Taylor had another Burtonshaw Ms. Lois Tucker 1948 book published by The Baptist Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Byram Mr. and Mrs. Travis L. Homer Reed writes that "re­ Spanish Publishing House of El Ms. Kathy Schlenker Chavez Tucker tirement" is not in his vocabulary. Paso. It's entitled "Efesios: La Mr. and Mrs. James M. Mr. and Mrs. James Tutt He spent 25 years in city man­ Gloria Eterna de Dios." Conard Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. agement; 23 years in private (Ephesians: The Eternal Glory Mrs. Margaret Davis Voris Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Dillard Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. business ventures and is now of God.) He lives in Mirando Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Dillard Wilgus starting an online internet busi­ City, TX. Dr. and Mrs. Ben M. Elrod Mr. and Mrs. Billy G. ness. Check it out: http:// Bob Edwards works part Mr. and Mrs. Joe Franz Williams www.elegantlocks.com. He and time as the chaplain at BJC Hos­ Mr. and Mrs. Luther wife, Carolyn, live in Austin, TX. pital in St. Louis. Granderson, Jr. Mr. Spear W. Titsworth Cotton Cordell, former Ike and Billie (Geurin, '52) Dr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Grant By: Mr. Willard C. Forsythe owner of one of the largest fish­ Sharp retired this summer as Mrs. Ann T. Grigg ing tackle manufacturing com­ Hall Directors (dorm parents) for Mr. and Mrs. Verlon P. Mr. John H. Viser panies in the world, was inducted Daniel Hall at Ouachita after Harmon, Jr. Father of Bill Viser with five others into the Pro Bass twelve years, and have been trav­ Mr. and Mrs. John R. Harper By: Dr. and Mrs. Cecil C. Sutley Hall of Fame in a ceremony held eling and visiting friends in New Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. in May in Hot Springs. Mexico and Arizona. This is their Hartsell Ms. Minnie Weatherford second retirement; the first was Mr. and Mrs. Johnny L. Heflin By: Mr. and Mrs. Wade Allison 1949 from education. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn R. Hester Clifford Copeland retired Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Mr. Rollie A. Wishard Hickingbotham By: Gerald and Sharon Cound from a second military career · Continued 0 11 page 22 Mr. and Mrs. W. Gordon and 30 years of teaching. He Hobgood, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Jones IN HONOR OF Ms. Betty Reston Kline Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Lake Rev. and Mrs. Carroll D. Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lawrence By: Mr. and Mrs. Billy G. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Williams Ledgerwood, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jack 0. Linton Mr. Joseph G. Cothran, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny C. By: Mr. A. G. Newman Mackey Dr. and Mrs. Don Moore Dr. Fran Coulter Mr. and Mrs. Harold Moore, By: Mr. and Mrs. Larry Jr. Pennington Dr. Darold H. Morgan Ms. Dorthie H. Murray Mrs. Betty Franz Mr. and Mrs. Max C. Odom By: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Franz Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Parchman, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Carl B. Ramsey, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Joe L. By: Mrs. Rebecca White Patterson Mr. and Mrs. H. Kenneth Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ramsey BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION • Mrs. lola Mae Turner Coggins cel­ Reed By: Mrs. Rebecca White ebrated her 1 OOth birthday with family and friends June 14-16 in Mrs. Linda Thrash Roebuck Paducah, Kentucky, where she now resides. The Ashdown native Drs. Jeff and Deborah Root Rev. and Mrs. L. AI Sparkman attended Ouachita in 1919-1920 and was named a Ouachita beauty. Mr. and Mrs. Martin L. By: Mr. and Mrs. Billy G. Mrs. Coggins' actual birthday is December 6, but the family had a Schafer Williams summer celebration to avoid the December weather. She is pictured Mrs. Virginia R. Schlenker with her two sons, Homer D. Coggins and Paul E. Coggins. Class Notes • 21 Class Notes

• Continued from page 20 their 50th wedding anniversary LaVerne, celebrated their 50th April in St. Charles, MO. The 1951 September 8 with a reception at wedding anniversary in January award was given "in recognition James and Mattie Lou Parkway Village in Little Rock. 2002 with a reception at the of outstanding contributions to Walker celebrated their 50th He's retired director of missions Beech Street First Baptist Southern Baptist Religious Edu­ wedding anniversary July 27 with for Pulaski Association and a Church's Wilson House in cation through church and de­ a trip to the Grand Canyon and a former pastor; she's retired re­ Texarkana. nominational service." He and dinner with their family. He's ceptionist for Arkansas Baptist Charles Efurd retired after wife, Nancy, live in Jacksonville, retired from the annuity board of State Convention. They are also years of working as minister of FL, where he's on staff in the the Southern Baptist Convention former missionaries to Brazil. music, education and youth as Sunday School Department of and the Arkansas Baptist State They have one son, Dan ('fs78). well as a teacher of band and the Florida Baptist Convention. Convention; she's retired from choir. Wife, Carolyn (Garner), Jane (Burroughs) Quinn Arkansas Baptist Children's 1955 is a retired elementary teacher. is co-owner of a children's the­ Homes and Family Ministries. Harold and Thelma They live in Greenwood, AR, ater in Winston-Salem (NC), They have two children, Karl (Arnold) White are proud of the where he still works four days a called The Heritage Theater. She Walker and Jim Walker ('81 ), factthatthey have two grandchil­ week as aGED instructor at the has four master's degrees and and five grandchildren. dren at Ouachita this year: John high school. has all the work completed for James Ed and Irene and Ashley Allison. Glenda (Eubanks) Meador her Ph.D except for dissertation. "Sunny" Horne ('52) Johnson Jerry Stratton has retired is director of library services for celebrated their 50th wedding for the third time. His last Sun­ the Bonham (TX) Independent 1959 anniversary August 10 with a day as pastor of Adamsville Bap­ School District. Jim Buckner lives in reception at Little Rock First Bap­ tist Church was September 15. Bill Goff and wife and former Fayetteville, AR, and is execu­ tist Church. He is a retired rail He and wife, Dotse (Benson) faculty member, Hazel Ann , have tive vice president of Shakey's coordinator for the Arkansas live in Copperas Cove, TX. lived in Arkadelphia for the past Frozen Custard. Highway and Transportation Ken McKeehan retired in four years after they retired from Department. They have five chil­ 1994 after a 38-year career with teaching. 1960 dren, 11 grandchildren and three the American Red Cross and 19 Gilbert Rainey is owner/op­ George and Carolyn great-grandchildren. years of that overseas. He and erator of Systems Design, an (Jones) Otwell live in Wake Vil­ his wife, Kathleen, have settled engineering company. He and lage, TX. She teaches at Texas 1952 in Colorado Springs where he wife, Jeanette (McPherson), live High School in Texarkana and Wayne Lawson was re­ enjoys his hobby of fly fishing. in Jonesboro, AR. he's the pastor at Rock Creek cently named assistant regional Jerry and Barbara Baptist Church in Bowie County. director of Midwest region of 1956 (Robertson, fs58) Schleiff, who They have six children and are Mended Hearts, Inc. He and Don Tadlock retired in retired from the mission field in blessed with 13 grandchildren. wife, Donna, live in Joplin, MO, March 2001 after working 40 November 1999 and settled in Carolyn writes she is looking for­ where he's president of the Sun­ years with a local utility com­ Arkadelphia, have begun another ward to retiring soon! rise Optimist Club and music di­ pany. He and wife of 43 years, mission ministry. They have Judge John Ward was hon­ rector of the senior adult choir of Verlene, live in Fort Worth and opened their home to the 83 mis­ ored by the Pulaski County Bar First Baptist Church. He is pro­ have two grown daughters and sionary kids (MKs) who are en­ Association by receiving one of fessor of voice at Northeast Okla­ six grandchildren. rolled at Ouachita to use as their two Lawyer Citizen awards. He homa A&M College in Miami, June (Schallenberg) "home away from home." They has served as a Pulaski County OK. Tillmon retired from Southland recall how their two children, Circuit Court judge since 1990. Jack and Pat (Duke, '51) Corp. accounting (?-Eleven Mark ('88) and Kiki ('90), Susie Hutto Clark retired Lowman celebrated their 50th Stores). She and husband, Jay, needed someone when they at­ from Harrison (AR) school dis­ wedding anniversary in May with live in Bay City, TX. tended Ouachita while their par­ trict this past summer after teach­ a Caribbean cruise with their ents were serving in Zimbabwe. ing for 34 years in elementary children and grandchildren. They 1957 school. are retired from Lowman's Hard­ Veda (Brown) Gaines re­ 1958 Since George Watanabe ware in Cabot. They have three tired as secretary at Park Place Forrest Bynum retired this retired two years ago, he's served children, Mitchell (fs'74), Mark Baptist Church. She and hus­ summer after serving for 48 years as interim pastor for Kalihi Bap­ ('77), and Jacque ('80), and band, Paul, live in Houston, TX, as a pastor of Arkansas churches. tist Church for 13 months, and seven grandchildren. and enjoy traveling since his re­ He and wife, Wilma, live in Moun­ assisted and supplied at the tirement from Shell Oil. tain Home. Olivet Japanese Baptist Church 1953 Wayne Williams retired in J. Doyle Jameson writes for six months. He's currently AI and Bobbie (Stephens, May 2001 after teaching for 36 that he had the joy of his life this assisting the Nuuanu Japanese fs) Sparkman live in Russellville, years at Texarkana College. past school year (Sept. 2001- Baptist Church as interim pastor AR, where they celebrated their Wife, Beth (McClung, '64), re­ May 2002) when he was able to and assisting the Hawaii Baptist 50th wedding anniversary Au­ tired in 1996 after teaching first teach at the United Theological Academy's Japanese Depart­ gust 25 with a cruise to New grade for 30 years in Texarkana, Seminary and Bible College ment and Bible Dept. All of the England and Canada. He pas­ TX lSD. branch in El Dorado. churches are in Honolulu. tors Hopewell Baptist Church. Billy Jeff and Ruth Ann L. David Cunningham re­ Lucy Jacobs Kehmeier re­ They have two children and four (Garner) Campbell live in Hous­ ceived a Distinguished Leader­ tired after 27 years of teachjng in grandchildren. ton, TX, where they are both ship Award from B.A.C.E. (Bap­ public schools. After living in Glenn and Dorothy retired. tist Association of Christian Edu­ Tulsa, OK, for 34 years, she and (Thomerson) Hickey celebrated Phelan Boone and wife, cators) at their annual meeting in husband, C.L., have moved back 22 • Class Notes Class Notes to Rogers to be near their family. Dottie, have been on what he Ron Kelly, a consultant at Equipment Company. He and calls "a long preliminary recon­ Ouachita, served ·as music di­ wife, Peggy, live in Fayette, AL. 1961 naissance" in Los Angeles area rector this summer for the pro­ Wanda (Baucum) Fawcett to determine if he has market­ duction of "The Fantasticks" at 1965 Rothwell lives in Fordyce (AR) able talent. He writes he was the Pocket Theatre in Hot Harold Ellis was awarded with husband, Clois. They were active in drama at Ouachita and Springs. Also involved in the the 2002 Chaplain of the Year by married in July 2001. He's the has been in various community production was John Crawford the National Sheriff's Associa­ father of Jim Rothwell ('78), ac­ theaters. Since moving to LA, ('59) and Charles Stanley (cs), tion at the June meeting in Tulsa. counting professor at Ouachita. he's been cast in a documentary a senior music choral education Ellis heads the J.A.I..L. (Jesus She retired from teaching two film, two independent feature major from Nashville, AR, who Acts in Inmates' Lives) Ministry years ago. films, six short films, and two TV had roles in the show. in Texas' Bell County. According Marvin Keenen retired in pilots. He hasn't hit "the Big to Harold, he has been inside a 1993 as chaplain for the Okla­ Time" yet but plans to stay there 1964 prison every day for the past 22 homa Correctional System and until the Lord leads elsewhere. Martha Howard Humbard years. He and wife, Sharon, live the U.S. Army Reserve. He now He is thankful for the training and and Bob have moved to Hot in Belton, TX. (Note: Harold died lives in Rogers, AR , where he direction under Dennis Holt. Springs Village. She retired from from cancer on August 15, 2002 .) volunteers with the Northwest Letha Belknap Mills has teaching in 1993. He's working Danny Lowe, who retired Arkansas Builders for Christ and her own business, Letha Mills as construction manager for from education in 2002, is enjoy­ is presently helping renovate the Writings & Editing, in North Little Johnny Heflin. Their son, ing traveling and sailing. He lives dorms at Siloam Springs Baptist Rock. She also does weekly Stephen ('01) is a medical stu­ in Plano, TX, and has a daugh­ Assembly. commentaries on KUAR-FM, the dent at UAMS. ter, Allison, who's a junior in high local affiliate of the National Pub­ Mike and Sue (Croisant) school. 1962 lic Radio, which is broadcasted Scifres own Eufaula Pharmacy James Riddle is president every Thursday morning at 7:49. in Eufaula, OK. They have two 1966 of RSC, a construction company Margaret (Howard) sons, Jeff (a pharmacist working Mary Roswell Moore and that installs playgrounds. He and Robertson retired from teach­ with Mike) and Tim (a teacher/ husband, Adrian , have lived in wife, Susan, live in Keller, TX. ing and is working in the Parents coach near Sikeston, MO, who Austin, TX, for over 30 years. Carl Kell, professor of com­ As Teachers Program She and ministers with Sports Crusaders After receiving her MSSE in 1968, munications at Western Kentucky husband, Kenneth ('61) live in in the summer). she has practiced clinical social University, won the James Arkadelphia. Julie Cobb Sanders (fs) work in the mental health field. Applegate Research Award in retired in August as manager of He's employed with juvenile cor­ Communications for the Com­ 1963 Clark County Abstract & Title rection. monwealth of Kentucky for "In M. Warfield Teague was Company in Arkadelphia. She Nick Lanpher teaches and the Name of the Father: The installed in May as the Willis H. co-owned the company with coaches basketball at Scott Rhetoric of the New Southern Holmes Distinguished Professor Randy Hill ('81 ). County RIV school district in Baptist University." It was co­ of Chemistry at Hendrix College Mike Harrison retired in Benton, MO. He and wife, Char­ authored by L. Raymond Camp, in Conway. He has served as May as pastor/chaplain. He also lotte, live in Cape Girardeau professor emeritus from North chair of the department of chem­ edits the Mission News Maga­ where he enjoys farming the fam­ Carolina State. Their landmark istry since 1987. As chair of the zine. He and wife, Carol (Tay­ ily farm. rhetorical study of the conserva­ Science Facilities Planning Com­ lor) live in Ocala, Florida. Robert Crockett is serving tive resurgence of the SBC was mittee, he played a major role in Larry Kircher, president as pastor of Pleasant Hill Baptist chosen as the 2000 Book of the the design and construction of and CEO of Citizens State Bank Church in Cherry Valley, AR. He Year by the Religious Communi­ the Charles D. Morgan Center of in Bald Knob, has been named recently retired as a SBC inter­ cation Association, a division of Physical Sciences and the president of the Arkansas Bank­ national missionary to Argentina, the National Communication Donald W. Reynolds Center for ers Association. following 30 years of service. He Association . He is currently work­ Life Sciences. He and wife, Michael Keller retired sev­ and Annette (Perkins, '65) live ing on his second study of the Vicki (Ensminger) have three eral years ago as a financial plan­ in Wynne. SBC, "Exiled: Voices ofthe SBC." children and three grandchildren. ner. He stays busy making furni­ He and wife, Mary Anne, live in Jeri Bob (Moseley) King ture and traveling. Three years 1967 Bowling Green, and have one retired in June after teaching for ago, he and wife, Barbara, moved Roger Harrod, general daughter, Kristianna Bernhardt. 37 years. She was at McClellan into a30-yearold house in Burke, counsel for the Arkansas Em­ Barbara Beard Perry and High School in Little Rock for 25 VA , which they are renovating. ployment Security Department, husband, Henry, live in Austin, of those years as coordinator of Jack Auten moved back to recently completed all require­ TX. She's a retired elementary Cooperative Office Education. Arkansas from Homestead, FL, ments for a masters in public school principal and he's retired She and husband, Elvis, have to pastor Horseshoe Bend First health from Tulane University. as director of Textbooks for two sons and 3 grandchildren. Baptist Church. He and Libby (Bast, '88) live in Texas. Harley Brinkley and wife, Charles (fs) and Janice Maumelle. Charles Doggett left the Pat, live in Houston, TX, where (Watson) Adkins live in Barbara Hall has completed mission field in October after he's senior vice president of Pflugerville, TX. He works for 21 years on staff at Atlanta (GA) serving for three years as ISC Madison Energy Advisors, Inc. the State of Texas as an investi­ First Baptist Church and 23 years masters missionary to The They are enjoying their new gator; she retired from teaching writing and directing Atlanta's Gambia. He will be living for the granddaughter, Alaina Loren, in 2000. Passion Play, where she works time being in Franklin, TN. who is the 4th generation to have Philip Stratton is the chief with OBU alumnae, Carole David Jordan and wife, Loren as the middle name. financial officer for Marathon · Co11tinued on page 24 Class Notes • 23 Class Notes

news and email addresses. You West Central Illinois. cyl/fumni PROFILE can contact her at Bob Forward is professor ------73ernie :.Jfargis cslloyd2 @aol.com. of computer technology at Willye (Newburn) Talley is Texarkana College. Ouachita honor graduate Bernie Hargis ('73) of Fort Worth, a third grade teacher in Little Rebecca Ann (Smith) Texas, has been nominated for aN a tiona! Em my for producing and Rock. McConnell practices law and directing the documentary "We Shall Not Be Moved," which aired Ray Vardaman and wife, lives with husband, Oliver, in on ABC and FamilyNet this year. Mary, have moved to Jackson­ Collegeville, PA. "We Shall Not Be Moved" highlights the role the African­ ville, TX, where he'll serve as Walter Butler is assistant American church played during the civic rights movement. The band director. principal for Fulton County School one-hour documentary was shot in and around the churches of the System. He and wife, Deborah, 1968 live in East Point, GA. post World War II era that were pivotal to the success of the Carolyn Yeldell Staley is movement. Included in the program are interviews with pastors, deputy director of the National 1970 activists, church members and other participants in the events Institute for Literacy, a position Margaret Studdard Hart particular to each church. The emphasis is spiritual as well as she has held since 1994. She and husband, James, live in Mes­ historical, investigating the role their Christian faith played in their also serves as minister of wor­ quite, TX. She's the church sec­ involvement. ship at Briggs Baptist Church in retary for Friendship Baptist "Here's a huge historical event, but the tremendous role of the Bethesda, MD, and chair of dea­ Church and he's the area man­ church rarely gets reported," said Hargis. "Everybody that we cons at Mclean (VA) Baptist ager for the corporate real estate Church. She was enrolled at interviewed is saying the church is the movement. If it hadn't been division of Southwestern Bell John Leland Center for Theol­ Corp. They have four daughters: for the church, there would be no movement." ogy Studies and was ordained to Juanice, a student at UALR, twins Hargis, a native of Warren, has been producing and directing the ministry in May. Still a con­ Rebekah and Sarah, seniors at network specials and documentaries for ABC and NBC, which have cert singer and teacher of voice, Ouachita, and Jennifer, who will also aired on FamilyNet since 1988. she led worship and sang this graduate from Dallas Baptist in He graduated summa cum laude in mass communications from past spring at the Arkansas State 2003. Ouachita in 1973 and earned a masters in film in 1974 from CBF's tenth annual meeting. In July, John Savage, pas­ Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois. Raouf Halaby, professor of tor of Cross Roads Baptist While a student at Ouachita, Hargis was selected as a member English and art at Ouachita, will Church outside of Little Rock, appear in the 7th edition of "Who's of Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and took five youth and another adult Who Among America's Teach­ leader from his church and joined Colleges, Blue Key National Honor Fraternity, Alpha Chi national ers." Nominations for inclusion 229 youth and leaders for a World scholastic honor society , Sigma Tau Delta, Rho Sigma men's social in the book are submitted by stu­ Changers national construction club, "Ripples" literary magazine staff, "Signal" newspaper staff, dents who have been recognized project in Shreveport, LA. They and the Tiger Sharks swimming and diving team. for excellence themselves in ei­ spent the week building, roofing "This nomination is an outstanding achievement which serves ther "Who's Who Among Ameri ­ and painting. to confirm the dedication and talent Bernie brings to hi s craft," said can High School Students" or the Ranae Marks Hamby and Family Net president David W. Clark. "We are proud of Bernie' s "National Dean's List." husband, Jerry, are adapting well accomplishments but even more impressed by his dedication of his Nan Couch Guffey is direc­ to their new home in southern tor of career planning at Carl many gifts to God through his work." Arizona, where they enjoy the Albert State College in Poteau, dry heat and interaction with her Hargis' Emmy nomination is for Outstanding Individual OK. She and husband, Bill, live parents. They're very involved Achievement in a Craft: Direction in the category of News and in Hartford, AR . with a new church start in the Documentary Emmy Awards. The News and Documentary Em my Karren (Pat) Clark-Switzer town of Sahuarita, south of Tuc­ Awards were presented at a black-tie dinner and ceremony on and husband, Emil, relocated son. They invite other September lOth at the Marriott Marquis Hotel in New York City. from Folsom , CA, to Fort Wayne, Ouachitonians to come by and Based in Fort Worth, Texas, Family Net is a 24-hour television IN, where he's employed as a help them build the church! network airing more than 50 hours of original, values-based pro­ design engineer for ITT. After grams weekly. FamilyNet broadcasts to a potential 34 million teaching family and consumer 1971 science in the Sacramento City television households and is available on cable systems and broad­ Rebecca Helms lives in Unified School District, she plans Tulsa where she's the member­ cast stations nationwide. to stay home and get settled in ship executive for Girl Scouts of their new surroundings. Magic Empire Council. • Continued ji'Oin page 23 owns an interior decorating busi­ Pearson, '58. She also directs ness in Brandon, MS. She and 1969 1972 dinner theaters and a repertory husband, Charles, have two chil­ Michael and Geneva LT. Simes, a circuit judge drama troupe. dren : Janna, who's attending (Cockmon) Hildmann reside in for Phillips County, AR , is known William Callaway and wife, Mississippi College, her father's Quincy, IL. He's spent the past by many residents in that area as Claire, live in Athens, GA, where alma mater; and Drew, who owns 32 years in the retail floor cover­ "the singing judge." Since 1995, he's self employed in the real an ADT business. Even though ing business and owns Quincy he has performed at Helena's estate business and other busi­ she loves living in Mississippi, Discount Carpets. She's a case King Biscuit Blues Festival and ness ventures. she would love to hear from manager for the Area Agency on has appeared in gospel shows Carolyn Sue (Hart) Lloyd Ouachita friends, to exchange Aging-Case Coordination Unitfor all over the area. His soon-to-be 24 • Class Notes Class Notes

released album, "The Judge's husband, Mike, have three Stephen and Tommie Daingerfield, TX, where he'll Testimony," tells his story. One daughters, Jenny ('01 ), Susan, (Shaddox, '74) Smith are living serve as athletic director and head of the songs laments his near a sophomore at University of in North Little Rock where he's football coach and she'll teach drowning in 1971 on DeGray North Texas, and Julie, a junior an accountant with Gathright high school English - both at Lake. He and his brother, in high school. Northamerican . They served as Daingerfield-Lone Star lSD. Raymond, co-own a couple of Phillip Salmon and his fam­ missionaries to Portugal from Tim McCowan, professor FM radio stations in West Hel­ ily have moved back to Camden, 1983 until 1994 and have two and vice chair of Department of ena. AR, for him to pastor Cullendale children, Shad ('97) and Krista Radiology at UAMS in Little Rock, Lee and Brenda (Vowan, First Baptist Church. ('01). was named to "Best Doctors in '73) McGlone reside in Sioux Gay Gladden Pappin and Carla Pearson Nodurfth America" for 2001-02. He and Falls, SD, where he's senior pas­ husband, Joe, have relocated (fs) is a homemaker and lives in wife, Dr. Nancye McCowan, live tor at First Baptist Church. from South Carolina, where he Si loam Springs, AR with hus­ in Little Rock with 5-year·old Olevia Deere Babb (fs) was a philosophy professor at band, Mark, and sons, Joshua daughter, Hannah. joined the staff of First Baptist University of South Carolina, to and Matthew. Mark is a manu­ Denny Joe Wright is the Church of Geyer Springs of Little Charlotte, North Carolina. facturing equipmenttechnical for team leader of the Leadership Rock as director of preschool Day Springs Cards. She writes and Worship Team for Arkansas ministries. A public school 1974 that both boys were honored to Baptist State Convention. He teacher for 22 years and 20 years Sandy McGee Kurosaki is be a part of the European Tour and wife, Billie Sue, live in Benton. as a church organist, she and a physical therapist for Towbin last summer put together by Mike Reynolds completed husband, David, live in Bryant. Healthcare Center. She and hus­ Keith Rutledge ('79). his requirements in August fo r his They have one son, Chris ('99), band, Ryan, live in Benton, AR . doctorate in higher education with who is sports information direc­ Harold Tucker retired last 1976 an emphasis in administration tor at Ouachita. year after 27 years of military Brenda Echols Keisler and from UALR. He's employed by Jerry Lee Smith is director service with the last five teach­ husband, Ruben, live in Malvern Ouachita as an associate profes­ of the Center for Regional and ing at National Defense Univer­ and are both employed at sor of health, physical education Community Development at Ar­ sity in Fort McNair. He is now Ouachita Technical College. and recreation. kansas State University in employed as a contractor work­ She's the adult education instruc­ Jonesboro. He works with local ing with the Army Knowledge tor; he's the secondary automo­ 1978 economic development groups Online project. He and wife, tive instructor. Diana Griffith Warnock and and runs a leadership program in Debbie (Moran, '75), live in Ray Trantham is director of husband, Chuck, pastor an inter­ the Arkansas delta. He and wife, Springfield, VA . Admissions and Student Ser­ denominational church, Church Betty Ann, have one daughter, vices for ELS Language Centers on the Rock, in Longview, TX , Laura-Marie, 16. Jerry will 1975 in Culver City, CA. and conduct yearly pastors con­ serve as president of the M. Lynn Cantrell is a cor­ ferences to couples in Eastern Jonesboro Rotary Club for 2002- porate accountant for Renshaw 1977 Europe. She also founded East 03. Automotive Group and lives in Earnest Simes lives in West Texas Christian School, which is Ed ~ Ramsey is regional Hopkinsville, KY . Helena, AR , where he's an el­ an accredited K-12 school, and credit manager for Meeks Build­ Tom Smith began serving ementary school principal she directs the women's ministry ing Center in Mountain Home. in July as pastor of Gillett (AR) In July, Lee Walker, Jr. at their church. They have three He and wife, Anita, live in Flippin . First Baptist Church . He will joined the staff of Murfreesboro children - two in college and one Myrtle (Williamson) Smith continue as executive director of First Baptist Church as pastor. in 7th grade. She invites friends retired in June 2002 from the Back to Bethel Ministries on a He and wife, Phyllis (Orr) served and former classmates driving Arkadelphia Public Schools after modified basis and will serve as as SBC international missionar­ through Longview to stop and 30 years as a learning specialist chaplain of the 188th Fighter ies to Chili fo r 16 years from 1982 say "hi." resource room teacher. Wing of the Air National Guard in until 1998. They have two chil­ Scott Winston, a family Ken Jerome serves as in­ Fort Smith. He and wife, Marga­ dren at Ouachita: Lee Ill and practice physician in Sheridan, tentional interim pastor for Third ret, served fo r ten years as SBC Jennifer. has brought "Firehouse Subs" Street Baptist Church in Malvern. missionaries to the Philippines L. Raymond Rowe has sandwich shop to Arkansas. His He and wife, Debbie, live in Little before returning to the States in been employed by Lake Hamilton first franchise venture was in Rock. 1999. School District for the past five Benton and was the first Janet Henderson Jackson years as a social studies teacher. Firehouse Subs store outside of 1973 has started her second career. He and wife, Judy, are enjoying Florida. He is now the single Jimmy and Sheila She moved to Arkadelphia in the "empty nest syndrome" since largest franchiser in the 8-year­ (McCone) Wallace are in August where she is hall director their youngest child left for col­ old chain with shops in Little Rock, Lonoke, AR , where he pastors (dorm mom , to many of you) for lege in August. North Little Rock, Benton, First Baptist Church and serves Conger Hall at Ouachita and Wesley Kluck, a pediatri­ Sheridan, Conway and Hot as chaplain to both the Lonoke serves as secretary to the Ad­ cian with Arkadelphia Clinic for Springs. Police Department and the State missions Counseling Office. Children and Young Adults, was John and Margie (Mitchell) Police. She teaches English at Before joining the staff at appointed to the Development Peebles both work for the FAA in Cabot Junior High-North. Ouachita, she was a lean manu­ Disabilities Services Board by Oklahoma City. He also has a Sharon Camp Ratliff re­ facturing engineer for Kohler Governor Mike Huckabee. His part-time music ministry. Their cently began her 8th year teach­ Company in Sheridan . She has term will expire in January 2009. children : Shawn 23 , Josh 2.2, and ing music at Andy Wood Elemen­ three sons, David ('01 ), Jeremy Randy and Carolyn twins Matthew and Caleb, 21 , are tary School in Tyler, TX. She and (senior) and Mark (freshman). (Conley, '78) McFarlin live in • Cominued on pag~ _6 Class Notes • 25 Class Notes

• Continued from page 25 officer, he was assigned on May Marcus, and daughter Courtney, employed by Douglas USD as a still living at home, working and 30th as the Army's project man­ 18. teacher and coach. going to school. ager for night vision, reconnais­ Tim Shrader pastors Olney Tab Turner of North Little Michael O'Brien is vice sance, surveillance, and target (IL) Southern Baptist Church. Rock was named the Outstand" president of engineering at At­ acquisition at Fort Belvoir, VA. Terry Young is the assis­ ing Trial Lawyer by the Arkansas lantic Systems Group and is com­ He writes that he was assigned tant principal at Nashville (AR) Trial Lawyers Association attheir pleting his master's in business to and was present in the Penta­ Primary School. annual convent.ion in June in administration in technology gon on September 11 , 2001. The Carla Carswell Beard and Eureka Springs. He is widely management with plans to pur­ terrorist attack occurred not far husband, Bob, have relocated known as the nation's leading sue his doctorate in organiza­ from his office. He was not in­ from Nebraska to Spring, TX, legal expert on defective tires. tional behavior so he can retire to jured and was able to evacuate following his retirement from the Pam Cook Jackson lives in teach at a university level. He the building. In June, they Navy_ after 26 years. He has North Dallas where she's a currently lives in Cary, NC, with hosted a mini-OBU reunion at taken a job with Exxon Mobil and project manager for SBC Internet wife, Phyllis. They have two teen­ their home. Those present were they are adjusting to life in the Services. She and husband, age sons and two grown daugh­ Randy and Jean (Saunders) South. Tom, a network director at South­ ters. Crowder and Emmett and Beth Katia (Wilkes) Jaffe (fs) western Bell Telephone, have David and Martha (Savage, (McAlister) Price. While they lives in Virginia with her two chil­ three children: Jennifer, a fresh­ '80) Miller returned to the States were together, they phoned Mark dren, who are 7 and 5, after al­ man at Ouachita; Jonathan, a on March 1 from their missionary and Trish (Wilson) Duke and most 9 years in Germany. She 7th grader, and Joshua, who's in assignment in Chili, where they had a long 8-way phone conver­ teaches French, Spanish and third grade. have served for 16 years. They sation. German at the James Monroe Cynthia (Gill) McFerran is are living in Richmond, VA, where Rick Armstrong lives in Mi­ High School in Fredericksburg. a procurement analyst-informa­ he's event manager for the 1MB. ami, FL, where he pastors Glen­ tional systems for the U.S. Army David White (fs) is these­ dale Baptist Church. 1981 Aviation and Missile Command nior safety coordinator for AEP Theresa Ann (Schaefer) Karen (Owens) Holloway at Redstone Arsenal. She and Public Service Company of Okla­ Rayman is office manager for lives in Franklin, TN, and is a husband, Randy, live in Madi­ homa in Owasso. Texas Ear, Nose, Throat Con­ music specialist with Metro­ son, AL. They were married in Harriet Reaves Hardin is a sultants and lives in Sugar Land, Nashville Public Schools. September by Dr. Stephen secondary science teacher at TX, with husband, Ed. Jerry and Sherri (McCallie) Hatfield ('76), her cousin and Wills Point (TX) lSD. Jane Chu have moved back Byrum live in Little Rock where pastor of Lewisville (TX) First Jeff Bradley and wife, to Kansas City where she will be he's a pediatrician with All For Baptist Church. Susie, moved in July from Ohio vice president of development Kids Pediatric Clinic. to Brunswick, GA, and are look­ for Union Station. Sheryl Waters recently ac­ 1982 ing forward to living on the Atlan­ Tom Lee lives in Plano, TX, cepted a full-time faculty position Tina Kitchens is director of tic Ocean. and is director of coaching-edu­ at St. Gregory's University, parks and recreation for the City Jennifer Stilwell Paul is an cation for U.S. Youth Soccer. Oklahoma's only Catholic uni­ of Hoover, Alabama. English teacher and husband, Emmett and Beth versity, located in Shawnee. She Melanie (Stitz) White (fs) is Eddie, is the band director for (McAlister) Price live in Stafford, will teach private piano and voice the billing specialist for Kansas Pulaski County Public Schools. VA, and he's employed with the as well as most of the general City Urology Care. She and hus­ They live in Jacksonville, AR . Department of Defense. music courses, musical theater band, Dan, live in Kansas City courses, and will direct the cho­ with Daniel 12, and Marissa, 11 . 1979 1980 ral music program and jazz in­ Kim Fischer spent two David Garrison has taken Larry Root, a senior finan­ strumental ensemble. She writes weeks in early 2002 working at a position with the International cial advisor with American Ex­ "except for one adjunct profes­ Ground Zero in New York City Mission Board as the regional press Financial Advisors, was sor, I will be the music depart­ with OSHA's Emergency Re­ leader for South Asia. He previ­ recently profiled in "Life in ment." She also served as choir sponse Team. ously served for five years as the Chenal," a magazine for prop­ director at Hillcrest Christian Melanie Buchanan lives in associate vice president for strat­ erty owners and business lead­ Church in Oklahoma City. Denver where she's a financial egy at the Board. As part of new ers throughout Central Arkan­ Betsy (Orr) Fulmer recently manager for Riverside Baptist position, he and his family (wife, sas. He and wife, Terrie, live in won a fellowship in the National Church. Sonia Hutchins, '80, and chil­ Little Rock. Gallery of Art Technology Initia­ Kelli Gooding of Kansas dren: Jeremiah 14, Seneca 11, Jill (Jones) Holland is the tive 2002. Betsy, an art history City, MO, is in her 15th year with and 6-year old twins Amanda financial administrator for student at Henderson, teaches Farmland Industries where she's and Marcus) will move to Banga­ Shawnee (OK) First Baptist in Arkadelphia Public Schools. in charge of industrial fertilizer lore, India, to work in the church Church. She and husband, Jeff Showalter has been sales. She writes "it's not what I planting movement. Travis, a CPA for Kerr-McGee named accredited asset man­ thought I'd be doing" when I Mike and Cindy (Johnson, Corporation, have two sons: agement specialist for Edward graduated. fs77) Bowman live in Spring­ Tyler, a freshman at University of D. Jones & Co. He lives in North Donald Harris is employed field, VA, with 11-year-old daugh­ Oklahoma, and Bryce, a fresh­ Little Rock. by the United States postal ser­ ter, Rachel. On May 18, 2002, man in high school. Jana Hill Selchow is the vice and lives in Los Angeles, he graduated with his Ph.D. in S. Jan Bryant Caruso is a librarian for Ray Borane Middle CA. information technology from readiness manager for the Cali­ School in the Douglas (AZ) Uni­ Dennis Wills serves as pas­ George Mason University in fornia National Guard. She lives fied School District. Husband, tor of Ridgecrest Baptist Church Fairfax, VA. A career Army in Moreno Valley with husband, James "Bosco" ('80) is also in Benton, AR. 26 • Class Notes Class Notes .,

Elizabeth Eudy Gomez for the UALR Higher Education was recently named vice presi­ doctoral program. life Long Friendship dent for academic affairs at Damona Robbins Fisher, Bluefield College in Bluefield, VA. public relations coordinator for Rarely is a there any bond that holds people together like four She previously served for 14 Arkansas Blue Cross, recently years of friendship that college provides. Friendships are molded years as professor of chemistry accepted the Gold Quill Award and fashioned to stand the tests of time, distance, and negligence that and chair of science and math at from the International Associa­ are sure to be brought about by post-Ouachita life. Even through the University of the Ozarks in tion of Business Communicators trials that life can put on college friendships, every alumnus is Clarksville, AR. She and hus­ for the Blue & Youth Health Pro­ brought back, physically and/or spiritually to those companions that band, Oscar, have two children, gram. This focuses on programs made the experience of Ouachita complete. John, 12, and Ruth, 8. to encourage children to adopt A model of this spiritual homecoming is a group of Ouachita healthy habits early in life. The 1983 Blue & Youth program is also a women who graduated in 1963. What makes their friendship special William Keaster moved 2002 Public Relations Society of is they are still making memories every summer at a different from Nashville to Mountain Home America/Arkansas Chapter meeting place around Arkansas. All nine look forward to one where he'll be assistant high PRISM Award recipient. weekend a year when they can leave their separate lives and gather school principal. His wife, Lyn, Lynda Lloyd Delo lives in once again together to share memories, current events, laughter, also teaches at the high school. Shreveport and teaches at Capt. tears, and recipes. It is so important to them that every member of They have twin sons: Blake and Shreve High School. Husband, the group can attend. On that weekend, they reserve a cabin, a condo, Drew, 14. Jim, is a seminary student. or hotel rooms, and, except for dinner out on Saturday night, stay Virginia (Power) Anderson Jeanne Murdock locked in a room filled with nostalgia and conversation. The recently earned her doctor of Lawrence and family have pharmacy degree from UAMS in moved to Midlothian, TX, where essential purpose of the weekend is to spend time together, every­ Little Rock. She's employed she's employed at the high thing else fades away. with Albertson's Pharmacy and school. Each life is important, each memory is cherished, each concern lives in Richardson, TX, with KaleandConnie(Day, '84) empathized; the group staunchly refuses to lose touch. Throughout husband, Frank, and 3-year-old Magness live in Texarkana, AR, therestofthe year, they craft ways of keeping up with one another's Andy. with sons, David, 17, and Justin, lives. A letter is started that will eventually reach every member of Don and Barbara (Smith, 14. Kale is president of Magness the group. Each person writes whatever is on her mind and then '82) Blackmore relocated this & Associates, a financial services sends it to the next, ensuring that each person keeps up with every summer to Bowling Green, KY, firm and Connie is a homemaker. individual. They've created a picture album and even a recipe book, where he'll be ministry pastor at To keep the tradition alive, David Living Hope Baptist Church. plans on attending Ouachita in with each person contributing a favorite recipe and Bible verse, They have four daughters, Allie, the Fall of 2003. which is passed around to retain the precious friendship during their Megan, Anna Marie and Katelyn . Steve Farris (fs) is the new separation. Dena Moore, a member living in Corning, Arkansas, Lorrie Lindeblad Thorne car sales manager for Dobbs contributes the group's intimacy with their foundation at Ouachita. is a buyer for Kimberly Clarke Pontiac GMC in Memphis. He She reminisces about going to church together, social club activities Corporation in Kimberly, Wiscon- lives in Holly Springs, MS, with (some of which are top secret), and simply living the first taste of sin. wife, Charlotte. freedom and independence with friends who are taking part in the Beverly Ward Frederick re­ same experiences. sides in Bruceton, TN, with hus­ 1984 Mrs. Moore says it best, "It's important to keep the friends in band and four children. She be­ Lisa Thompson Ramsey came a National Board Certified lives in Naperville, IL, with college because they are friends throughout life." To her Ouachita Teacher in November 2001 and Hannah, a 5th grader, and Seth, will always be sacred. At a small school, she explains she developed represented the State of Ten­ 1st grader. She graduated in these relationships in a way that she couldn't have at any other nessee in Cincinnati in August June with her master's degree in school. "There is something about a small campus. Everybody cared 2002 for National Board Advo­ education. She has been a sub­ for each other, especially the teachers. There's no other place like it." cacy. She is also completing her stitute teacher at Naperville El ­ Since then, the nine friends have spread out across Arkansas, masters in educational leader­ ementary School. Louisiana and Texas to raise families and pursue careers. ship and has been accepted into Russell and Leanne All over the United States there are Ouachita students who the doctoral program at TNU in (Sandifer, '85) Strickland and remember the lessons they learned and the laughter and trials they Nashville. She teaches high children, Emily 11, and Kelly, 9, school English in Huntington; have relocated in Arkadelphia shared with someone else. Who was there beside you, cheering you husband, Steve, is minister of from Alaska. on and giving you a shoulder to lean on? From whose iron did you music at Bruceton First Baptist. Cliff and Cinthy (Garner, find yourself being sharpened to become the person you are today? Karmen Petersen Williams fs81) Case have returned to the It's never too late to return to the campus of Ouachita, even if it is in recently received her Ed .D. in mission field for a 4-year term in the sharing of memories with someone that you shared your life with higher education administration Uruguay after serving for the past at Ouachita. from the University of Arkansas­ year as missionaries-in-resi­ As we see the lesson we've learned from Mrs. Moore and her Little Rock. She chairs the En­ dence at Ouachita. group of lifetime friends, we should return to our beginnings and glish department at White Hall Harry Shaw and wife, Judy, make a homecoming for ourselves and those we count as life long High School and is currently celebrated their 40th wedding working as a volunteer coordina­ anniversary with a trip to Scot­ friends. • Josh Osmon tor to form an alumni association • Continued on page 28 Class Notes • 27 Class Notes

TWIRP • Students nary at their spring commence­ Ouachita for area youth. enjoy a square ment. He and wife, Wendy, and Ken and Carol (Griffin) dance at the children, Wade, Will and Melody, Sanders live in Arkadelphia Campus Minis­ live in Oklahoma City where he's where they own and operate tries Barn Bash minister of worship for Putnam Comet Cleaners. They also own during TWIRP City Baptist Church. cleaners in Hot Springs and Hope week. Campus Donna Hargrove Wilson and a clothing restoration com­ clubs and lives in Brinkley, AR, with hus­ pany. They have three children: organizations band , Todd (fs83) and daugh­ Chase 15, Brayden 13, and sponsored a ters, Hope and Anna. She's a Kacey 5. variety of events bookkeeper for Geisler Brothers where "The Irrigation, Inc. 1988 Woman Is Russell Boyter and wife, John Casey (fs)_is em­ Required to Pay." Heather, live in Murfreesboro, ployed by Baldwin & S ~ell Con­ • photo by Julie TN, where he has his dental prac­ struction Co. of Little· Rock as Tohlen tice. She's a stay-at-home mom accounts payable clerk~ · to 8-year-old twins, Kalie Rae Lucretia (CollierH~agan is and Gracie Lynn. a preschool teacher at L:angston Regina Sullivan received Aerospace and Enviroflmental her Ph.D. in 2002 from Univer­ Studies Magnet Schoof in Hot sity of North Carolina and is now Springs. She and husband, professor of history at Willamette Chris, a graphic designer at Ad­ University. She and husband, vantage Publishing in Little Rock, Michael Holthoff, live in Salem, live in Hot Springs and have two OR. children: Dylan, 7, and Madison, • Continued from page 27 "40 under Forty," a group of Ar­ Charles Stowe lives in 3. land. They live in Granbury, and kansans recognized as up-and­ Tucker, GA, and works as a sys­ Pat Ponder was recently he's a supervisor at Southwest­ comers in the state by "Arkansas tems administrator. chosen as the new head track ern Seminary in Fort Worth. Business Magazine." He enjoyed Elise Arrington relocated and field and cross country coach Julian Rainey is chief ex­ a successful career as a stock this summer from Fort Worth to and physical education instruc­ aminer for the Arkansas State broker for 11 years, but at age Bothell, WA, near Seattle. tor at Texas A&M University­ Bank Department (where he 32, decided to switch careers. Bryant and Lisa (Nevin, Commerce. He previously held works with Luther Guinn, '76). He started Medicus Resource '84) Moxley have returned to that position at Wayland Baptist He lives in Little Rock with wife, Group in Little Rock, a business southwest Virginia where they University in Plainview, TX. He Angela, and children, William 15, devoted to recruiting physicians have taken faculty positions at and Laura, have two daughters, and Jala, 11 . · for clinics and hospitals. Bluefield College. He's assis­ Kenna Kay and Kylee Reana. Ramona Moore Tullos David Green and wife, tant professor and chair of the Gwen Wilson Watkins is a teaches in the Paragould (AR) Carol, recently moved from Min­ music department and she's an homemaker and lives in Little School District. neapolis to Sacramento, CA, adjunct instructor in the music Rock with husband, John Ill. Mitch Gray accepted the where he's employed as a pro­ department. She also serves in Jennice Ratley is the re­ position as director of informa­ gramer at the University of Cali­ the music ministry at Marion Bap­ gional housing manager for The tion systems and technology at fornia-Davis Medical Center. tist Church. Transitions Group in Little Rock. the Middleton & Reutlingen Law Chuck Matthews is a Steve Bowman produces Paul and Jerri (Johnson) Firm in Louisville, KY. project program specialist II at the outdoors programming for Smith relocated in July from Peo­ Rocky Fawcett coaches at UAMS in Little Rock. ESPN. ria, IL, to Scottsdale, AZ, where Sylvan Hills High School. He and Sam Leeper (fs) is em­ he's joined the faculty at Golden wife, Michele, live in Sherwood ployed by the Denison (TX) Daily 1987 Gate Baptist Seminary as pro­ and have a 6-year-old son, Reid. Post as assistant sports editor. Kimberly Drake is the pre­ fessor of Old Testament. She Sandra Ziegenhorn Rusty and Lori (Reeves) school minister at Valley Baptist continues to home school their Teague and husband, Tim, live Hart, along with their three Church in Bakersfield, CA. children: Elesea, 14, Hannah 11, in Olive Branch, MS. She is a daughters, arrived in Moscow in Cathy Basinger Johnson Josiah 8, and Nathan 5. primary teacher in the Memphis July where they will attend lan­ recently accepted the position of City schools. guage school before moving to budget accountant for Whirlpool 1989 John and Terry (Jones) their missionary post as children's Corp. in Fort Smith. She lives in Mark Williams took a job in Guerra and their children, Janie, ministers in Yekaterinburg in Greenwood with children : February with Santa Fe Proper­ 17, Jackson, 11 , and JoBeth, 6, January 2003. Connor, 9, and Crissa, 5. ties Real Estate Company and is have relocated to Fairbanks, Joe Anderson and wife , Phillip Porchia and wife, also a bi-vocational minister for a Alaska, where John has accepted Robyn , live in DeKalb, TX where Cathy, live in Clarksville, TX, local church . the pastorate at Faith Baptist he's a teacher and football coach. where he pastors Zion Baptist Larry and Carla (Pearce) Church. Terry will be teaching in Church. White live in Crossett, AR, where the high school. 1986 Fitz Hill, head coach for San he pastors First Baptist Church Jeff Stotts received his Jose State University and former and she is a stay-at-home-mom 1985 masters degree in Christian edu­ Ouachita All-American , held a with daughters Haley, 11 , Wes Sutton was named to cation from Southwestern Semi- football camp this summer at Hannah, 9, and Hope, 16 months. 28 • Class Notes Class Notes

Ted (Randy) Stephens for Baptist Medical Center. Schools. ernor Mike Huckabee. He and owns his own design and build­ Belinda Burnett Scott Bonge is a pharma­ wife, Lea Anne, live in Maumelle ing company, Stephens Innova­ Hutcheson practices pediatrics ceutical sales specialist for with 4-year-old daughter, Katy. tions, Inc. in Collinsville, TX. at Collum & Carney Clinic in AstraZeneca in Hot Springs. Texarkana, TX. She and hus­ Anthony Shepherd earned 1993 1990 band, Jim, an otolaryngologist, his master of arts in Christian John and Michelle (Utley) Chris and Amanda (Allen, have a one-year daughter, Anna education at the May commence­ Thompson live in Hallsville, TX. '89) Pauley live in Virginia Beach, Katherine. ment of Southwestern Seminary. He teaches and coaches in VA, where he serves as pastor of Lydia Fowler Stevenson Alex Ennes has joined the Tatum, TX and she's a stay-at­ music/worship at Kempsville and husband, Sean, were ap­ staff of Arkadelphia Second Bap­ home mom to daughters, Taylor Baptist Church. They have three pointed as missionaries to Po­ tist as minister of youth, after Ann, 4-1/2, and Tiffany Lynn, 18 children: Landon 8, Nathan 5, land at a September 1MB com­ serving for seven years in that months. and Abigail, 2. missioning service. They have position for North Little Rock's Alex Himaya earned his Daniel Sweet changed ca­ three daughters, Abby, Cara and Cedar Heights Baptist. doctor of ministry at the May com­ reers this year. After a 10-year Rebecca. Todd Reed pastors Ogden mencement of Southwestern career as an actuary, he became Ginny White will soon have (AR) First Baptist Church and Baptist Seminary. He and pastor of Matthew Road Baptist her MBA in technology manage­ has a traveling trio "Trinity Rose" Meredith (Dougan) live in Church in Grand Prairie, TX. ment from Webster University. and heads Not Ashamed Minis­ Springdale, AR, where he's pas­ Wife, Kim (Nolen) recently com­ She's worked for Lockheed Mar­ tries, an evangelistic outreach. tor of student ministries at First pleted her residency in pediat­ tin Mission Systems (and/or sub­ He and Debbie have four sons, Baptist Church. They have two rics and is now in practice at a sidiaries) for almost ten years. Andrew, Peter (a.k.a. "Tiger"), children , 1-year-old Eli and clinic in Mansfield, TX. They For the past three, she has Johnathan and James. Katherine, 2-1 /2. have a 10-month-old son, Aus­ worked directly for the Ballistic Katherine Massey is an Jonathan Gary and wife, tin. Missile Defense Organization, analyst for Health Advantage in Emily, are in Temple, TX, where Shannon Woodfield Wipf now Missile Defense Agency. Little Rock. he's assistant director of the is a physician with Northwest Pri­ She writes that on September Eddie Ramsey joined staff University of Mary Hardin-Baylor mary Care Physicians, and lives 11th, her priorities quickly of Summit Bank in Benton (AR) Conservatory. in Rogers, AR, with husband, changed. She has an office at as vice president and commer­ Eric Carrouth (fs) is a phar­ Chuck. the Pentagon and an office in cial loan officer. macist with USA Drug in Hot Dennis Tucker joined the Colorado Springs. She was David Yarbrough earned Springs. faculty this fall at Baylor's Truett scheduled to fly to DC on the his master of arts degree in reli­ Adam Carson recently be­ Theological Seminary as assis­ evening of the 1Oth but missed gion from BMA Theological Semi­ came a board certified specialist tant professor of Christian Scrip­ her flight. The hijacked plane nary in Jacksonville, TX, at the in orthopedic physical therapy. tures. He previously was on fac­ flew into her office at the Penta­ May commencement. He cur­ He and Jenny live in Little Rock ulty at Ouachita as assistant pro­ gon the next morning as she was rently serves as pastor of wor­ where he's employed with fessor of Biblical Studies and The­ checking in at the Colorado ship and education for Carthage OrthoArkansas. ology, director of external pro­ Springs airport. Several of her (TX) First Baptist Church. Michael Larry is serving in gram, and director of academic co-workers were killed. She has Jason and Molly (Mitchell, the Army Reserve in Atlanta, GA. skills development. He and wife, since transferred to the Home­ '89) Beasley live in Richmond, Courtney Braziel Sims is Tish (Campbell) have three land Defense Department and VA, where he works for the Inter­ director of prospect research for daughters, Hannah 4, Sarah 2, will work with teams federalizing national Mission Board. University of North Texas in and Hope, 4 months. the airports in El Paso and Colo­ Wendelyn Osborne, who Denton, TX. William Roy is a software rado Springs. has a ra re congenital disease Jody Bynum Nance along engineer for Acxiom. He lives in and has endured numerous sur­ with husband, Jon, and daughter Little Rock with wife, Erin, and 1992 geries to help alleviate the prob­ Emma, live in Natchez, MS. She children Hannah, 3, and Madi­ Lon Vining has joined with lems caused by it, lobbyed this is a family physician and he son, 9 months. two other Ouachitonians, Mark summer to promote her cause in teaches history and computer Michael and Melanie (Rob­ Simmons ('00) and Kevin Washington, D.C., by soliciting science at Trinity Episcopal Day erts) Johnson live in Blanchard, Rogers ('01) to open Thrio's support for a bill introduced by School. LA, with their two children, Alison, Coffee House and Sandwich U.S. Rep. Mike Ross (D-Ark) in Collins Cogbill lives in Little 11, and Blake, 7. Mike is branch Shop, located on Main Street in the House of Representatives in Rock where he's a project and manager at AmSouth Bank in historic downtown Arkadelphia. June. The bill will aid people with program computer analyst for Shreveport and Melanie teaches It features coffee, food, local art, congenital diseases with insur­ UAMS. piano and private voice. live entertainment and lots of at­ ance coverage. Mitchell Griffin transferred mosphere. They invite all alumni Melissa Baird Daniel is the in April from Phoenix to 1991 to stop by and say "hi" when volleyball coach at Pleasant Springdale, AR, with Tyson Brian and Kristi (Walker, they're in town or check it out at Grove High School. She and Foods. He and wife, Tammy, '92) Harbison live in Sherwood www.thrios.com. Lon and wife, Marty live in Texarkana, TX. have two sons, Sutton, 2, and with sons, Austin (3-1/2) and Amanda (fsOO) , live in Kathy Simms Berry suc­ Holden, 2 months. Walker, 2. He's been a whole­ Arkadelphia and have three chil­ cessfully defended her disserta­ Brant Matros has joined the sale supervisor for Ford Motor dren: Kaleb, 6, Abigail, 5, and tion in August for her Ed.D from staff of Ouachita's Upward Bound Credit Co. for eleven years. She Noah, 1. UALR. program as student relations is a full-time mom and part-time Butch Gray is a coach and Jason Barrett is assistant coordinator. Wife, Karen home health speech pathologist teacher for El Dorado Public legal counsel to Arkansas Gov- • Contin ued on page 30 Class Notes • 29 Class Notes

relations account executive. Dillard's in the Mall St. Vincent Mark Maier is associate store in Shreveport. He's in pastor of worship and music at charge of human resources, Rogers (AR) First Baptist Church. safety, accounts payable and loss Michael Sepulveda (fs) and prevention for the 140,000 sq. wife, Allison, live in Birmingham, foot retail facility. AL, where he serves as associ­ Michelle Ca.rey Turner and ate pastor at West Side Baptist husband, Jereme, are stationed Church. in Okinawa with the U.S. military. Jason Mueller entered She's an officer and audiologist SMU Law School this fall and with the Navy Medical Service was awarded the Dean's Schol­ Corps and he's a graphic de­ arship. signer with the Marine Corps Jake Shoemake was based in Japan. awarded "Arkansas Pro of the Krista Brown Joyce and Year" by the Arkansas Tennis husband, Cully, are in Katzweiler, Association. He and wife, Nicole, Germany, serving in the U.S. Air THEATRE • The department of theatre arts of the Bernice Young and son Hayden, live in Conway. Force as musicians. They're in a Jones School of Fine Arts presented Alan Ayckbourn's play, "This Is Stephen Granade com­ jazz ensemble, The Ambassa­ Where We Came In" on October 10-12, 14, 15 in Verser Theatre. The pleted his Ph.D in physics at Duke dors, which is a unit of the United play was directed by Mary Handiboe, visiting assistant professor of University in September and he States Air Forces in Europe Band. theatre arts. Eric Phillips, associate professor of theatre, was the and Misty (Clark) moved to She's a vocalist and he plays scenery and lighting designer, while Dr. Scott Holsclaw, professor of Huntsville, AL, where he'll be tenor sax. working for Advanced Optical theatre, was the costume and publicity designer. ·photo by Michael Donald Crawley was seri­ Schartung Systems, a small research and ously injured in an accident in development firm. Chicago in August, and has had • continued from page 29 (Tipton, '97) Whitten moved John and Leslie (Proctor, several surgeries. He's facing (Stabley, '92) works part time as from Arkadelphia this summer to '96) Caubble have returned to several months of recuperation bookkeeper at Arkadelphia Waco, where he joined the fac­ the States after seNing two years and would enjoy hearing from Health Club and full time as mom ulty at Baylor as Information Sys­ in France as sports ministry co­ friends and former classmates to John Franklin, 7, and Bran­ tems Instructor and she enrolled ordinators for Euro-Gateway during this time. You can write don, 4. in Baylor School of Law. They Cluster in Western Europe. They him at 933 West Newport, Apt. 3, have three children: Dacey, 3-1 / have settled in Rogers (AR) Chicago, IL 60657. 1994 2, Braeden, 2, and Addison, 1. where he joined the staff of First Jason Doom lives in Ra­ Christa Finney lives in Little Denver Peacock returned Baptist Church as associate pas­ leigh, NC, with wife, Elizabeth Rock where she's a certified ath­ to Arkansas and joined public tor of activities and missions. and daughter, Emmy. letic trainer with OrthoArkansas relations staff of Cranford Suzanne Taylor James, Orthopedics and Sports. Johnson Robinson Woods as a who received her LCSW licen­ 1996 Lance Parker (fs) and wife, senior account executive. Previ­ sure in April, is employed as di­ Jennifer Madlock Janna, live in Baytown, TX, where ously, he provided political, com­ rector of mental health services Donalson and husband, An­ he's a realtor with REMAX First munications and logistical sup­ at Arkansas Enterprises for the drew, live in Albuquerque, NM, Source. port for a diverse set of clientele, Developmentally Disabled in where she's employed by the Greg Schanfish is a chap­ including the Prince of Wales Little Rock. Sunset Mesa Schools. lain for the Federal Bureau of Foundation, the William J. Clinton Scott and Renee (Brown) Tom Phelan has completed Prisons. He and wife, Tonya, Presidential Foundation, FedEx, Thornhill have moved from Ten­ his residency program in orth­ live in Ennis, TX, and have three Airbus and the U.S. Chamber of nessee to Texarkana, TX, where odontics at Baylor College of children. Commerce. he's minister of worship and edu­ Dentistry. He and wife, Wendy, Aaron and Lisa Deric Barber (fs) is assis­ cation at Pleasant Grove Baptist have moved to Little Rock where (Tschoepe) Bruns and Sarah, tant manager of purchasing for Church. She owns a medical he's joined his father, Jim 6, and Cole, 2, reside in Rich­ Hitachi Zosen, USA Ltd. in Hous­ transcription company, Phelan, ('68) in Phelan Dental mond, VA, where he's general ton, TX. MedSouth Solutions. Practice. manager for the Candlewood Sheryl Pack Shipley and After serving for three years Heather Harris Callaway, Suites Hotel. husband, James, are family prac­ as head coach of Swim Newton executive director of the Pulaski Brian Moore began serving tice physicians at First Medical in Newton, KS, Jason Petty has County Bar Association, was in May as pastor of Highland Group in Elizabethan, TN. accepted a position as head age awarded the President's Award Heights Baptist Church in Benton, Brian Bell has been pro­ group coach with the Nashville by the association. AR. moted to director of business (TN) Aquatic Club. Matt Pryor earned his mas­ Anna (Richardson) Walker development at National Park Bashorat lbragimova is ter of divinity degree at the May is the North America quality sys­ Medical Center in Hot Springs. working on her doctorate degree commencement of Southwest­ tems manager for Starbucks in informational systems at the ern Seminary. He, wife, Amy Coffee Company in Seattle. She 1995 University of North Texas. (Fisher) and daughter, Vivian, and husband, Cary, have one Libby Doss joined staff of John Bunch left Office De­ relocated from Fort Worth to son, Scott, born in March 2002. Cranford Johnson Robinson pot in September to take a posi­ Arkadelphia in June when he Dwayne and Leslie Woods in Little Rock as a public tion as operations manager with joined the staff of Park Hill Bap- 30 • Class Notes Class Notes tist Church as minister of stu­ He works for Dean Witter; she is agent for Allstate Insurance. Ainsley Claire, who was born in dents and mobilization. a stay-at-home mom and Jason and Merideth (Arnn) May, she keeps very busy. Lantz Smith (fs) recently teaches private piano lessons. Holcomb are in Shirley, AR. He Sarah Stanley Henry graduated from the Police Acad­ They have a new daughter, serves as pastor of First Baptist graduates in December 2002 emy. He and Susan (Cofer, '98) Maggie Rose, born in June. Church. She's a stay-at-home with her master of arts in church live in Alexander, AR. Michael Cloud and wife, mom to Chandler, 14 months. and community ministry from Todd and Kristi (Cannon) Ginger, are in Dallas where he's Tauna Woodruff has ac­ Southwestern Seminary. She Chumley and daughter, Adaline, an agent with Insurance Depot. cepted a marketing position with and John, live in Fort Worth where live in Benton, AR. He's an infor­ Marci (Phillips) Rogers the children's division of Tommy she's employed as an elemen­ mation technology specialist with and husband, Allen, reside in Nelson Publishers in Nashville, tary music specialist in the Fort Southwest Power Pool in Little Green Forest, AR , where they TN . Worth lSD. Rock and she teaches second purchased an existing flower and Brandon and Kristen Scott Walsh graduated grade in Benton. gift shop, Flora Craft Flowers & (McDonald, '01) Griffin live in from medical School in May and Scott Massey (fs) works for Gifts. She oversees the opera­ Little Rock. He's a pharmacy began his residency in July in Expedx and lives in Summerville, tion and he's a vice president of student at UAMS and she's em­ orthopedic surgery at UAMS. He SC, with wife, Celeste, and investments with AG Edwards & ployed with Familylife Ministries. and wife, Hilary, live in Little Rock daughter, Lily, Sons in Berryville. Tim Gary and wife, Heather, where she's employed in Mid­ Patrik Lofvenberg is a se­ Carrie (Cullipher) are in Fort Worth attending South­ South Petroleum's public rela­ nior pricing analyst forGE Capi­ Simpson(fs) is a pharmacist at western Seminary in preparation tions department. tal Bank in Stockholm, Sweden. Coker-Hampton Drug Company for a career in missions. Meredith Archer has be­ Caroline Curry received her in Stuttgart. She and husband, Marc and Charity gun her second year at South­ doctor of jurisprudence in law in Brian, live in DeWitt. (Feemster) Verlander left in western Seminary in Fort Worth May from University of Arkan­ Shannon Atwood Edds October to serve for two years as where she's studying Christian sas-Fayetteville School of Law. entered the School of Pharmacy youth ministers in Wales with the education. Kellee and Natali (Bice, at UAMS in Little Rock in August. International Mission Board. Jefferydon Coon received fsOO) McCoy and son, Jon, live She and husband, Mark, live in Mark Darr is an insurance his doctor of pharmacy degree in in Alabama where Kellee is pro­ Maumelle. agent with Farmers Insurance May commencement at UAMS duction director for Student Life. Kevin Holt lives in Plano, Group. He and Kim (Cole) live in and was recognized for achieve­ She's working as office manager TX, where he's employed with Little Rock where she teaches ments at the College of Phar­ for David Nasser, a speaker­ Plano Dental Management Com­ second grade at Otter Creek El­ macy Senior Honors Convoca­ youth evangelist, and attending pany. ementary. tion. Samford University. Bruce Orr moved from Zac and Tiffeny (Thomp­ Emily Higgins (fs) works in Hope this summer to Hot Springs son, '95) Crow live in Benton, the advertising business in 1997 where he's joined the basketball AR with sons, Caleb and Isaac. Wernersville, PA. Marty and Stephanie coaching staff at Lake Hamilton He works full time as a physical Jason and Kathy (Davis) Collier live in Saraland, School District. therapist and has started work­ (Westbrook) Tolbert live in AL, where he's minister of youth Bob Stevenson currently ing part time for Primerica as a Bryant, AR . She's beginning her at North Mobile First Baptist and lives in Fort Smith with wife, Sa­ financial adviser. fifth year of teaching second she works as an occupational rah. He received his master of Shannon Taylor was re­ grade in Benton as well as start­ therapist. fine arts degree from the Univer­ cently selected in the Top 10 in a ing her master's course work in It was a busy summer for sity of Montana and is employed Christian Music Artist Search from reading at UALR. He works as Michael Treat and wife, Chris­ as theatre director at the Univer­ over 1 ,000 entries. She cur­ an accountant at Alltel and has tina. They moved into their new sity of Arkansas-Fort Smith. He rently lives in Olive Branch, MS, almost completed the work on Conway home in June and had a also was a guest lecturer for the with husband, Phillip, and his MBA. new baby in September. Ouachita theatre department last Mallorie, 3, and Bradley, 1. After graduation, Taft Laster David Sanders, a colum­ spring. returned to his hometown of nist for Stephens Media group Kyle Rowe is a sales rep for 1998 Memphis where he works for G. E. and a commentator on AETN's Ditch Witch Corp. in Nashville, Jared Seale graduated this Medical Systems, selling diag­ "Arkansas Week," has been in TN. He and wife, Crystal, a spring from UAMS School of nostic imaging equipment. charge, for past two years, of student at University of Tennes­ Medicine. He's been accepted Danielle Carey Collins business development for the see, live in LaVergne. into the 5-year orthopedic sur­ graduated in August from Texas Arkansas health care services Daniel ('99) and Laurie gery residency program at the Women's University with her division of Johnson Controls, Inc. (Leggett) Cox moved to Benton, school. master's in speech language pa­ He was recently honored by the AR, where she's serving as pre­ Amber (Jackson) thology. She's in her fifth year as "Arkansas Business Magazine" school director at First Baptist Rottinghaus works for Acxiom the pathologist at Cedar Hill (TX) as one of "40 Under Forty," a Church. in Little Rock. In her spare time, lSD, and also works for Therapy group of Arkansans the maga­ Bryan Smith serves as she hand paints children's fur­ 2000, a home-health agency. zine recognizes as up-and-com­ youth pastor at Shepherd Hill nishings which she sells at trade She and husband, Chad, live in ing young people. He and Becca Baptist Church in Rison, AR, and shows and to children's shops. DeSoto. (Leach, '96) live in Little Rock a teacher/coach at Woodlawn She also started a new business Matt Harrison graduated in with Abigail, 3-1/2, Noah 2, and High School. with Southern Living at Home. June from University of Tennes­ Isaac, nearly 1. Jamie and Tammy (Bill­ With judging 2-3 pageants a see School of Dentistry. He and Stuart and Penny (Erion, ings, '99) Alexander moved to month and keeping up with Laura (Blakely) will be stationed '95) Ray live in Collierville, TN. Ridgeland, MS, where he's an daughters, Madelyn, 3, and • Continued on page 32 Class Notes· 31 -.------

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• continued from page 31 Liz Smith is a policy and Greg and Patti (Blackard, moved from Fayetteville, where in Fort Meade, MD, where he's a technical seNices technician with '98) Alexander have settled in he received his master of sci­ captain in the Army Dental Corps. Texas Mutual Insurance Com­ The Colony, TX. He's a special ence in mechanical engineering Daniel Clark and family pany and lives in Smithville, TX. agent with the IRS and she's from the University of Arkansas, have moved to Ashdown where Amy Adams is in Atlanta teaching first grade in the Plano to Fort Worth . He has joined he's pastor of Millwood Baptist doing her internship at Emory lSD. Lockheed Martin Aeronautics as Church. University Medical School, work­ Carmen Norris Ramey and an engineer. Mike Carozza graduated ing with the family medicine resi­ husband, Rob, live in Little Rock. Jimmy Ivy is attending this spring from UAMS with his dency program in providing the She's the assistant to music Southeastern Seminary in Wake doctorate of medicine degree. In behavioral medicine component directors at Fellowship Bible Forrest, NC, pursuing a master school, he was named recipient of health care and working on her Church and he's a systems ap­ of divinity degree. Wife, of the White Coat Award, the dissertation. plication engineer with Johnson Georgiana, is attending Duke Humanism in Medicine Award Phillip Todd (fs) earned his Controls. University, majoring in computer as well as the Ethel Brickly Hicks bachelor's degree in architecture Dustin Taylor teaches el­ science. Scholarship. He will do his resi­ at the May commencement of ementary music at the ACT Acad­ Doug and Ann (Browning, dency in obstetrics and gynecol­ University of Arkansas­ emy, a unique K-12 school in the '98) Hibbard and daughter, ogy at UAMS Hospital in Little Fayetteville. McKinney (TX) lSD. He also Olivia, live in Olive Branch, MS. Rock. Wife, Melissa (Adams) is serves as technical arts coordi­ He's pursuing his master of di­ a patient health educator for Bap­ 1999 nator at McKinney First Baptist vinity at Mid-America Seminary tist Hospital. Suzy Brannan Welch is an Church. in Memphis. Stephen and Sheila internal auditor for Metropolitan Julie Winters lives in Little Jake Defee earned his mas­ (Quails, fs01) Gent have moved National Bank. She and hus­ Rock and works for ter of arts in Christian education to Arkadelphia where he's band, Matthew, live in Bryant. Hickingbotham Investments. at May commencement of South­ opened his own music store, S&S Brent and Melissa (Ross) Corey McGaha graduated western Seminary. Music. Baskin are in Crossett, where from University of Arkansas­ James Taylor has joined Bryan Dykes graduated in he's on staff of First Baptist Fayetteville School of Law in May. the faculty-staff at Ouachita as May from University of Georgia­ Church as youth minister. She's He and Kelly (Wood) moved to an assistant in Administrative Atlanta School of Law and working on her master's in com­ El Dorado for him to law clerk for Services and an adjunct instruc­ passed the bar exam in July. He munications at University of Loui­ a federal judge. tor of Bible Survey. has since moved to Chattanooga, siana at Monroe. Kristyn Ross, who received Jeremy and Summer (Gil­ TN, where he'll serve as law clerk Tim and Stephanie her masters in speech pathology bert) Palmer moved to Domini­ in the chambers of a U.S. district (Woodson, '00) Caldwell and from UAMS in May 2001, has can Republic in March 2001 to judge for two years. one-year-old daughter, Emily joined their staff as a speech serve as houseparents at an In­ Bert Spann graduated in Anne, live in Keller, TX, where pathologist. ternational Boarding School for May from Southwestern Semi­ Tom serves as associate youth Louie Heard graduated "high potential, underachieving nary with his master of divinity pastor at First Baptist Church. from Southwestern Seminary in teenagers." They currently have degree. He and Amanda, have Jennifer Guthrie Baker (fs) May with his minister of divinity nine boys between ages of 14 moved to Saline, Michigan, earner her bachelor's degree in degree. He and wife, Cathy, and 18. where he'll pastor Fellowship foods and human nutrition at the relocated to Atlanta, GA, where Bible Church May commencement of Univer­ he has joined the staff of Mt. 2000 Lee A. Cook is director of sity of Arkansas-Fayetteville. Vernon Baptist Church as stu­ Derek Watts is attending spiritual formation at a church in Jamie Garner has joined dent pastor. Southwestern Seminary in Fort LaCrescenta, CA. the staff of Hudson Cisne Benjamin Baker is serving Worth and working as a college Shane Robertson, Monte Thessing & Co. as a senior ac­ one-year unaccompanied tour in ministry intern at McKinney First Weaver, Shawn Finney, Ken­ countant, specializing in audit and Korea as a linguist with the U.S. Baptist Church. neth McClenny, and Bert tax. Army. Wife, Joy (Watson) re­ Jon Merryman lives in Spann all graduated in May from Ramzy Halaby graduated mained in San Angelo, TX, to Nashville, TN, where he's asso­ Southwestern Semi nary. in May with his law degree from work on their new business. ciate children's minister at Robertson, Spann, Weaver with Washington College of Law of Josh Hargrove lives near Brentwood Baptist Church. their master of divinity; Finney the American University. He lives Nashville, TN , and is a teen coun­ Chris Turnage is a com­ and McClenny with their master in Washington, DC . selor at Three Springs, a resi ­ mercial loan officer for USBank of arts in Christian education. Brad and Stephanie dential adolescent treatment pro­ in Arkacjelphia. John Kirtley, who received (Risker) Purtle live in DeSoto, gram facility. Amanda Miller is employed his doctor of pharmacy from TX, where they both teach in the William Whitney worked all by Communications Technolo­ UAMS this spring, is the pharma­ Lancaster lSD. summer at Centrifuge as the gies in St. Louis, Mo. cist for Tangelwood Pharmacy. Elizabeth Turner Taggard camp pastor, after graduating in Brandi Rogers graduated His wife, Melanie, is the pharma­ and husband, Neal, reside in May from Southwestern Semi­ in May from UAMS with a master cist for Kroger. They live in Little Midlothian, VA. She's a travel nary with his master of divinity of science degree in speech pa­ Rock. agent with ETI Travel. degree. He will now spend one thology. She's employed as a Courtney Martin teaches Chad Pratt left his job with year in England at the University speech pathologist at Baptist second grade in Allen, TX lSD. the U.S. Naval Academy Athletic of Oxford to work on his master's Health in Little Rock. DeAnna Swilling lives in Asso. in Maryland and moved to of studies in New Testament. Holly Kolb is a data admin­ Dallas where she's an accoun­ Columbia, SC, to continue his Scott and Olivia istrator for Acxiom and lives in tant with Deloitte and Touche. career in athletic administration. (Ciinehens, '00) Witherspoon Little Rock. 32 • Class Notes Class Notes I

Holly Tidball works at Road Baptist Church in Arling­ Said Gulyamov is em­ ployed as a dietitian in oncology Immanuel Baptist Church in Little ton. ployed with Regions Financial at University Hospital. Rock as an administrative assis­ Jennifer Elliff Rogers and Corp. in Little Rock. John Barnum completed tant to the recreation and senior husband, Randal, live in Little Betsy (Bell) Bailey teaches shooting his first feature film in adults minister. She also teaches Rock. She's a layout artist for English at Academic Plus Char­ August and it's being edited by piano lessons. Dillard's corporate advertising ter School in Maumelle. She co-writer/director, Rick Schmidt. Brian Jones has accepted department; he works at Bank of also has a drama, speech and John's in process of doing pro­ the position of director of media the Ozarks while attending debate class for middle motional work for the feature and communications at The UALR. schoolers. She and Lane ('97) movie, "Time Changer," coming Heights Baptist Church in Brian Hicks is a firefighter live in Maumelle and are excited to theaters next month. He hopes Richardson, TX. He'll be respon­ for Escambia County, FL. He about Cotillion they started in to start raising money to start his sible for audio, video, lighting, and wife, Debra, and daughter, Searcy for 5-8 graders, teaching own video production company multimedia, and all forms of com­ Abigale, live in Cantonment. etiquette and ballroom dancing. soon. munications (publications, Joel and Kellie (Fite, '99) Laura Waycaster Austin Scott Fitzgerald is a cus­ Internet, etc.). Turner were appointed at the and husband, Howard, moved to tomer service rep for Ink Enter­ LeAnne Segars transferred International Mission Board com­ Chicago in May where she is prises, a communications com­ back to Little Rock after living for missioning service in September attending Illinois College of Op­ pany, and lives in Conway. two years in Cleveland, OH. She as missionaries to southeast tometry. Lana Frensley attends is employed in the marketing Asia. graduate school at the Univer­ department with Alltel Commu­ Ellen Wade (fs) spent the 2001 sity of Memphis, pursuing her nications. summer with Centrifuge camps Michael and Kaitlin master's in speech therapy. Erika McCain Hixon gradu­ in their Centri-Kid program, trav­ (Huryta, fs02) Lusk are living in Rusty Byrd is account man­ ated in May from UAMS with a eling throughout the Eastern Arlington, TX, while he pursues ager for AMS Staff Leasing in certificate of completion of the United States. She currently his master in divinity at South­ Dallas. dietetic internship, and is cur­ teaches second grade in the Ar­ western Seminary and she pur­ Autumne Brunson Hart rently employed by Beverly kansas City School District. sues her undergraduate degree and husband, Michael, live in Mt. Healthcare as a consulting dieti­ Marc Carozza and wife, at Dallas Baptist. Pleasant, TX. She's pursuing tian for Southwest Arkansas. She Ashley, are living in West Mem­ Stacey (Bowers) Foot and her master's in psychology at the and husband, Buddy, live in phis while he attends Southern husband, Jeremy, are in North University of Texas-Tyler with a Donaldson, AR. College of Optometry in Mem­ Little Rock. She's a kindergarten specialization in neuropsychol­ Myles Werntz lives in Waco phis. teacher at Abundant Life School ogy. He's a systems administra­ where he's a community ministry Rachel Spiegel Sole is a and he's a captain in the Army tor for an Internet company. intern with the chaplaincy pro­ flight attendant with American National Guard. Chris Shelton has joined gram at Baylor University. Airlines and lives in Euless, TX Carmen (Thrash) Jones is the staff at Ouachita as director Amy Pace McDonald has with husband, Diego. a sales rep for Cellular One. She of campus activities and intra­ been promoted to public rela­ Scott Wozniak is attending and husband, Eric, live in Sierra mural sports. tions associate with The Com­ Regent University in Virginia Vista, AZ. David Roshto is attending munications Group in Little Rock. Beach, VA, pursuing two master Grant and Megan Beeson Divinity School at She'll be responsible for public degrees (master of divinity and (Bennett) Inman live in Little Samford University in Birming­ relations programming, special master of arts in organizational Rock where he's a medical stu­ ham, AL. He and wife, Ladonna, event coordination and media leadership). dent at UAMS and she's em- o Continued on page 34 relations. Cindy Miller Calvert lives Donnie Copeland is en­ in Mesquite, TX with husband, rolled in the master of fine arts Stephen, and teaches first grade degree program at Banff Gradu­ bilingual at Mesquite lSD. ate School of Liberal Arts in Dal­ Joel Schrap has been pro­ las. He and Lori (Cain, '01) live moted at Reunion Records and in Grand Prairie, TX. is now an assistant to the mar­ Kristi Foster lives in Glen­ keting coordinator. dale, AZ, where she's a human Jamie Lynn Garrett attends services specialist with the State law school at University of Tulsa. of Arizona Department of Eco­ Lori Armstrong teaches nomic Security, Division of De­ first grade in Bossier (LA) Parish velopmental Disabilities. She School District. coordinates services within that Aaron Hawley is assistant division for adults with mental choir director for Garland (TX) retardation, cerebral palsy, au­ lSD. tism and epilepsy to live as inde­ Spencer and Leah (Creed) pendently as possible. Barnard live in Bisby, OK, where Rosalyn Blair attends he's youth pastor at New Begin­ Southwestern Seminary pursu­ nings Baptist Church. She is the FUN IN THE SUN • Ouachita students and facu lty members enjoy ing her masters of arts in Chris­ preschool director of New Begin­ kayaking at Lake DeGray. The instructor for the course is Dr. tian education. She is interning nings. They have a one-year­ Eubanks, professor of philosophy and ethics. Beginning u· """'"'..._...... in the children's ministry at Fielder old daughter, Hannah Grace. takes place in the Waggoner Pool. o photo by Julit! Toble: Class Notes

• continued from page 33 year graduate student in speech wife, Robyn, a TV reporter for also working as a volunteer min­ live in Prattsville. therapy at Louisiana Tech. KTBS, have a baby girl, Starling, istry assistant to the pastor of Gary Miller works with the Ray and Kelly (Krueger) born in July. Travis Avenue Baptist Church. Breathe Easy Ark-Tex Tobacco Miller live in Texarkana, TX. He Allyson Denton Green­ Lindsey Little is an accoun­ Control Coalition to promote the works in the family timber busi­ wich teaches music at tant with Hickingbotham Invest­ reduction of youth access to to­ ness and she works as a loan Meadowcreek Elementary in ments in Little Rock, with her bacco, create tobacco-free envi­ assistant at Commercial National Crowley (TX) lSD. Husband, main client being the Harley ronments and decrease adver­ Bank. Jason ('97) completed his semi­ Davidson national account. tising for tobacco products. He is Rachel DeBusk Norton nary classes this spring at South­ Amy Gaden has moved to employed with UAMS/AHEC-SW and husband, Matt, are attend­ western Seminary and joined the Eisenach, Germany, for a year to as the community organizational ing Southwestern Seminary in Ouachita Admissions Counsel­ teach and work with youth. specialist and lives in Texarkana, Fort Worth. She also works as a ing staff, working from their home Kara Dexter is a speech TX. preschool teacher for the in Fort Worth. They are expect­ therapy assistantforthe Sherman Jared Ray is employed as a Children's Center at Southwest­ ing their first child in December. (TX) lSD. treatment counselor with Alaska ern and he pastors a small Wes and Cendi Brandon and Jill (Fodge) Children Services in Anchorage. church, Rock Creek Road Bap­ (Weatherford, '02) Engram live Brannon live in Little Rock. He's Jenny Ratliff Sawyer tist, in Mineral Springs. in Memphis where he's the pro­ a financial analyst with A lite I and teaches music at Indian Springs Scott and Amy (Willett) motions manager for Bass Pro she's a speech pathology assis­ Middle School in Kellar, TX. She Jones have relocated to Shops. They are also excited tant. and husband, Joel, live in Euless. Arkadelphia where he has joined about the purchase of their first Kristen (Hall) McCrary has Brent Gambill is a second­ the coaching staff at Arkadelphia home. joined staff at Ouachita as a coun­ year law student at the Univer­ High School. selor at the new Educational sity of Arkansas-Fayetteville Jon and Cristen (Curtis) 2002 Opportunity Center. Husband, School of Law. He is also a law McClure are living in Waco where Rickey and Lydia Mark, is a current student. clerk at the Odom & Elliott Law he's teaching biology at Waco (Gutierrez, cs) Rogers live in Sam Myrick is a graduate Firm in Fayetteville. High School and she's pursuing Arkadelphia. He's a counselor student at Denver (CO) Semi­ Nathan Wagnon is pursing her law degree at Baylor Law with the new Educational Oppor­ nary. his master of theology degree School. tunity Center at Ouachita; she's Joel Harting attends Mid­ from Dallas Theological Semi­ Rachel Caldwell resigned an executive assistant with SACD America Seminary in Memphis. nary. He also leads a Bible study her minister of music-youth posi­ as she completes her graduation He and wife, Cara in his apartment complex, helps tion at Crossroads Baptist Church requirements at OBU. (Collinsworth) live in Olive out with the singles ministry at in Bonnerdale to return to Brazil Kara Floyd Shaw was Branch, MS. Watermark Community Church, to get married. awarded the Marjorie Lawrence Cale and Amy (Peck, fsOO) and is a spiritual formation leader Rick Dildine has been ac­ Opera Theatre Scholarship to Turner live in Little Rock, and at DTS. Busy, but fun! cepted into the Detroit's Wayne continue her studies at Southern he's an accountant with Jeffrey Jennifer Davis works in State University graduate acting Illinois University in Carbondale, Phillips Mosley & Scott. Austin, TX, for Eagle Academy, program for Fall 2002. which she began this fall. Damon McKenzie and wife, a school that specializes in help­ Kevin Anthony and wife, Adam and Carol (Buck, Misty, live in Kansas City, MO, ing high school students who are Brenna, are in Arlington, TX, while '00) DePriest have moved back while he attends Midwestern on the verge of dropping out. he attends Southwestern Semi­ to Little Rock where he'll teach Baptist Seminary and works part She's also involved with the youth nary in Fort Worth. math at Pulaski Academy. time at DHL Worldwide Express. ministry at her home church. Nathan and Marla Adam West (fs), Adam Bryan and Traci (Rucker, Clay Glasgow has joined (Hemingway) Livers have relo­ Burnet (fs), Josh Campbell (fs) '01) Tabakian reside in the audit department of Jeffrey cated to Little Rock where he's and Alan Farris have formed their Westminster, CO, where he's the Phillips Mosley & Scott, P.A., been accepted into UAMS medi­ own singing group, "iwitness. house director for Doulos Minis­ in Little Rock as a staff accoun­ cal school. They have cut their first CD and tries and she's a leasing agent tant. Katie Jackson teaches are performing in churches, youth for an apartment complex. Jeff Schopmeyer and wife, health and coaches the cheer­ revivals, 5th quarters, etc. Check Aaron and Rachel (Rains, Robyn, live in Gilbert, AZ, where leaders and pom pon squad in out their website at '01) LeMay are in Waco, TX. he's employed a regional account Greenwood (AR) public schools. iwitness @yahoo .com or call She attends law school and he manager for Insight. He will Wendy Porter teaches 6th them at 870-246-8932. works for an accounting firm. graduate in January 2003 with grade math and coaches 8th Luke and Courtney (Ray) Guy Green is a graduate his MBA in e-business from the grade volleyball and basketball Brewer live in Little Rock. He's student at University of Arkan­ University of Phoenix. and JV softball for Grand Prairie an analyst with Alltel. She joined sas-Fayetteville. Trina White graduated in (TX) lSD. the staff of the "Arkansas Baptist Kyle and Begin a (Brawner, May from the Louisiana Tech Courtney Lipscomb at­ News" in July as an advertising '01) Proctor have settled in Little dietetic internship program. She tends UCA pursuing her masters sales representative. Rock where he's an operations began working in June as a dieti­ in counseling psychology with Jenna Williams is pursuing associate with advertising firm, tian at Sparks Regional Medical plans to graduate in May 2003, her master's in vocal perfor­ Cranford Johnson Robinson Center in Fort Smith, AR. and plans to seek her doctorate mance at LSU in Baton Rouge, Woods, and she's an auditor with Benjamin Peacock is seek­ degree in psychology. with plans to obtain her doctor­ Deloitte & Touche accounting ing his Ph.D. in physiology at Ryan Ledbetter is an ac­ ate as well. firm. UAMS in Little Rock. countant with Holliday, Lemons Doug McPherson is attend­ James Garner is a gradu­ Meredith Ham is a second- & Cox. in Texarkana. He and ing seminary in Fort Worth. He's ate student at Dallas Theological 34 • Class Notes Class Notes

Seminary. Jonathan Gary to Emily Missy Enloe is on staff as Greer, August 10 , 2002. youth leader at The Summit Robin Leigh Wood to Church in Little Rock. James Kenneth Nuss, August After spending the summer 25, 2002. as a student ministry intern at Beverly Cash Dickerson Arkadelphia First Baptist Church, to Gary Bray, September 27, Rachel Nowell left in August for 2002. Richmond, VA, where she'll have five weeks of training before go­ 1994 ing overseas as a journeyman Sheryl Pack to James with the 1MB. Shipley, April 20, 2002. Jarred Seamans is a physi­ Rebecca "Becky" Patton cal education teacher and coach (fs)to Clint La yes, April27, 2002. for the Wylie (TX) lSD. Joe May (fs) to Kristie Julie Jordan is a graduate McFarlin, June 22, 2002. student at Rice University in Jeremi Payne to Joshua Houston, TX. Beam, August 17, 2002. David Nelson attends medi­ Audrey Ann Weaver to D:J. cal school at UAMS in Little Rock. Doyle, August 31 , 2002. Vivi Dees Bradshaw is em­ ployed by Ouachita as a gradu­ 1995 QUARTERBACK RUN • Tyson Washburn, a senior from Lehi, Utah, ate assistant in the athletic train­ Michelle Lynn Carey (fs) runs the ba.ll against a Northern Alabama defender. The Tigers ing program with primary respon­ to Jereme Keith Turner, July 20, earned a 38-24 Gulf South Conference win against the Lions on sibility being volleyball. Husband, 2002. Family Day. • photo by Julie Tohlen Lance, is a current student ath­ Stephen Grant Yaney (fs) lete, majoring in physical educa­ to Katrina R. Hamilton, August Donald Aaron Hulse, July 27, Kristen Clark to M. Dalton tion. 31' 2002. 2002. Hutchins ('01 ), July 20, 2002. Mark Madison to Tina Amber Des hay Masengale Jeffrey Verlander to Puddephatt, November 9, 2002. (fs) to Michael Todd McGuire, Rebecca Hannabas, July 27, MARRIAGES: Brad Green to Lucilia October 12, 2002. 2002. 1960 Santos, August 3, 2002. John C. Ward to Mary 1999 2001 Louise Thompson, August 3, 1996 Raygan Purifoy to Antonio Ashley Parker to Tim 2002. Justin Goodale to Elizabeth Metcalf, June 29, 2002. Jones, March 16, 2002 Suzanne Garwood, May 15, Cara Pollard (fs) to Eric Heather Shupe to Adam 1981 2000. White, August 3, 2002. Benton, May 18, 2002. Cynthia Lynn Gill to Carmen Norris to Robert David Roshto to Ladonna George Randolph "Randy" 1997 C. Ramey, September 7, 2002. Daniel, May 24, 2002. McFerran, September 14,2002. Danielle Patricio to Dennis Crystal Wood Jarrell to Autumne Rene Brunson Waterman, May 12, 2001. Matthew Burnham, September to Michael Hart, May 25, 2002. 1986 Marci Phillips to Allen 21' 2002. Bryan Bailey to Jennifer M. Denise Bettis (fs) to Gary Rogers, October 20, 2001. Berry, May 31 , 2002. Herrin, June 22, 2002. llya Yurievich Gordeev to 2000 Stephen A. Humbard to Jennifer Susan Atkins, Decem­ Rachel Anne Spiegel to Di­ Alicia Willingham (cs), June 1, 1991 ber 15, 2001 . ego Tomas Sole, November 10, 2002. Renae Green to Eric Robert "Bob" Stevenson 2001. Kristen Lynne McDonald Carrouth (fs93), November 23, II to Sarah Woods, May 18, 2002. Candace Sharp (fs)to Chris to J. Brandon Griffin ('97), June 2002. Jeff Williams to Kimberly Payne, December 21 , 2001 . 8, 2002. Wilson, June 29, 2002. Amy Henderson to Neil Megan Inman to Grant 1992 Thierry Vodounou to Arnold, May 5, 2002. Bennett, June 29, 2002. Melissa Baird to Marty Nancie Fleurimont, July 6, 2002. Laura Waycaster to Robyn Kuntz to Jan Chris­ Daniel, July 17, 1999. Kyle J. Rowe to Crystal Howard George Austin, Jr., May topher Campbell, July 13, 2002. Curtis E. . Arnold to Nancy Roberts, September 14, 2002. 18, 2002. Amanda Richardson to Jane Tompkins, July 27, 2002. Robin Davis to David Goff, Tiffany Gibbs (fs) to Corey Steven Jay Hill, July 20, 2002. R. Greg Wooten to Carrie November 23, 2002. Tucker, June 1, 2002. Shelly Montalbano to Ann Owens, September 14, Laura Elizabeth "Betsy" Nathan Statton (2000), July 27, 2002. 1998 Bell to E. Lane Bailey, June 8, 2002. Shari Payne (fs) to Scott 2002. Ronald Glass to Shannon 1993 Gregory Davis, June 1, 2002. Cindy Miller to Stephen Sangster (cs), August 3, 2002. Todd Denton to Amanda Sandra T. Scucchi to Calvert, June 22, 2002. Michael Lusk to Kaitlin Gail Kimbrell, June 15, 2002. Shore! Ewald Kleinert, June 15, Eric Kuykendall to Huryta (fs02), August 3, 2002. Donald Whitworth (fs) to 2002. Courtney Abernathy, July 27, Tamii Lynn Burks, June 15,2002. Nicole Leigh Harris to 2002. (continued on page 36) Class Notes • 35 Class Notes

• continued from page 35 Jenna, 12, Benjamin, 10, and July 12, 2002. 1994 Heather Lyn Peeples to Michael, 7. Ben and Lana (Worley) Cary and Anna Jarrod S. Wolfe, August 10, Randy and Jessica Hill, Warfield, son Benjamin Barnett (Richardson) Walker, son Scott 2002. daughter, Emma Mcleod, April Warfield V, July 31 , 2002. Randall, March 2002. Stephanie Leigh Ander­ 14, 2002. Joins Claire, 3. David and Shelley (Phillips) Jay and Jennifer Srygley, son to Matthew Paul Harrington, Breen, daughter Caroline daughter Taylor Hope, May 13, August 31, 2002. 1983 Phillips, September 8, 2002. 2002. Welcomed by Amanda, 3. Carmen Thrash to Eric John and Cheryl (Ander­ Jones, August31 , 2002. son) Peacock, son Gideon 1992 1995 Brian Mills to Jennifer Aaron, July 5, 2002. Joins Lon and Amanda (Boyle, Jake and Nicole Mcinturff (fs02), September 21, Hannah, 14, Samuel, 12, Micah, fs2000) Vining, son Noah Shoemake, son Hayden 2002. 9, Matthew, 7, Sarah, 6, Philip, 4, Jerome, September 7, 2001 . Benham, November 2, 2001. Stacey Bowers to Jeremy and Andrew 2. Joins Kaleb, 6, and Abigail, 5. Jim and Karon (Edge) Ross Foot, September 21,2002. Bill and Angela (Bell) Whitmore, son Joshua Michael, 1986 Magers, son William Joshua May 14, 2002. Joins Caleb, 16 2002 Steven and Melanie "Josh," March 6, 2002. Wel­ months. Abigail Carnal! to Joshua (Fannin) Saubert, daughter comed by Zachary, 3-1/2, and Tom and Dena (Dalmut) Ransom ('01 ), June 1, 2002. Hannah Shea, April 29, 2002. Kennon, 2. McKnight, son Cole Andrew, Benjamin Overby to Craig and Lori Mueller, son September 4, 2002. Welcomed Katharine Kim, June 1, 2002. 1988 Luke David, March 8, 2002. by Ryan, 2. Shannon Starks to Michael Gary and Melissa Wade, Lance and Jennifer Jason and Denice (Dawley) Watson, June 8, 2002. daughter Sydnie Victoria, May 8, (DeVorak, '95) Faddis, son Luke Wagner, daughter Grace Eliza­ Laura Beth Woodbury to 2002. Isham, June 6, 2002. beth, September 8, 2002. Ryan Prejean, June 8, 2002. Scott and Molly (Stark) Tay­ Chris and Terry (Lang) Whitney Baker to Christo­ lor, son Joshua Nicholas, April Jones, daughter Mallory Louise, 1996 pher White, June 15, 2002. 4, 2001. Joins 7-year-old brother, August 7, 2002. Joins Cole, Todd and Kristi (Cannon) Jill Fodge to Brad A. Hudson. 4-1/2, and Luke, 2-1/2. Chumley, daughter Adaline Brannon, June 15, 2002. Marc and Melissa Brian and Heather (Floyd) Hope, April 8, 2002. Vivi Dees to Lance (Carelock) Yelenich, daughter Payne (fs), daughter Etta Riley, Matt and Amy (Fisher) Bradshaw (cs), July 3, 2002. Sloan Audrey, August 20, 2002. September 16, 2002. Pryor, daughter Vivian Ruth, May Shannon Ginn to W. Dale Welcomed by Logan, 10, Alex, James and Paige 25, 2002. Connelly, July 20, 2002. 10, Brooke and Peyton, 14 (Umholtz) Cooper, son Luke Bill and Rebecca (Sand­ Stephen Andrew Carlisle months. Jameson, September 25, 2002. ers, '94) Wright, daughter to Holly Beth Horne (cs), July Welcomed by brother Hugh Kathryn Diane, May 31, 2002. 27, 2002. 1989 Dillon, 18 months. Joins William, 5, Andrew, 3-1/2, Cara Collinsworth to Joel Mark and Robin (Harris) and Frederick, 2. Harting, August 3, 2002. Campbell, daughter Ashley Clay and Lori (Williams, Casey Stevens to John Rebekah, August 2, 2002. Wel­ 1993 '95) Partridge, daughter Mary "Taylor" Bailey (fsOO), August comed by brother, Andrew, 16 Lane and Christin (Smith, Kathleen "Mary Kate," June 21, 3, 2002. months. '94) Harrison, daughter, Bethany 2002. Hollie Baker to Cory W. Ann, August 5, 2001. They Gustke, August 11 , 2002. 1990 adopted her from Guatemala City 1997 Jarrett Stephens to Debbie Justin and Lynda (Otwell, on February 12, 2002. Joins Adam and Salinda Dietze, November 2, 2002. '91) Gilbert, twin sons, John An­ Joshua, 3. (Russell) Barnard, daughter Sarah Green to Bruce Orr drew and Grant Michael, May Jon and Judith "Jody" Cora Addison "Addie," October ('97), November 29, 2002. 11 ' 2002. (Bynum) Nance, daughter 25, 2001. Pledger and Jennifer Emma Lane, November 8, 2001. J.L. and Lesha (Kirkham, Current students: (Kuntz) Monk, son, William Alex and Meredith '98) Smith, daughter Jaclyn Christina Hopson to Eric "Parker," July 8, 2002. Joins (Dougan, '94) Himaya, son Nicole, November 6, 2001 . Allen, May 18, 2002. Brandon, Connor and Rachel. Elijah "Eli" Alexander, Decem­ Brad and Lisa (White) Karessa Smith to Joe Baird, Brad and Sharon (Baggett) ber 20, 2001 . Joins sister Subat, daughter Allison, Decem­ June 28, Amberger, daughter Sarah Katherine, almost 2. ber 24, 2001. Kara Ketner to Adam Lan­ Jean, July 18, 2002. Welcomed Chad and Tracy (Theriac) Brian and Kristi (Driggers, gley, July 20, 2002. by Joseph, 7, and Ryan, 4. Jeane, daughter Anna Elizabeth 2000) Womack, daughter Avery Mitch and Meg Bettis, son "Anna Beth," March 21 , 2002. Layne, December 31, 2001. Jackson Triumph "J.T.", Septem­ Joins Katherine Grace, 3. Phillip and Gretchen ber 18, 2002. Wade and Susan Tomlison, (Ford, '98) Greer, son Dawson BIRTHS daughter Addie Mae, April 27, Phillip, April 18, 2002. 1991 2002. Charles-Ryan and Angel 1981 Ron and Lennie (Dusek) Kris and NiKole (Muncy, (Cannell, '98) Duncan, son Jo­ Bobby and Sheila (Chris­ Bryan, daughter Corinne, Sep­ fs96) Shinn, daughter Anna seph Michael, May 1, 2002. topher) Dunnam, son Jondavid tember 1, 2001 . Katherine, June 13, 2002. Joins Stuart and Penny (Erion, Neal, February 6, 2002. Wel­ Craig and Robin (O'Neel) Emma Kay, 3, and William, '95) Ray, daughter Maggie Rose, comed by Jacob, 17, Jodi, 15, West, daughter Hannah Alice, 1-1/2. June 4, 2002. 36 • Class Notes I Class Notes

Michael and Christina gust 12, 2002, Dallas, TX. 1948 1963 reat, daughter Kamy Lee, Sep­ Charles C. Bowen, May 16, Joseph "Joe" Harrold ber 4, 2002. 1924 2002, Mena, AR. Williamson, September 14, Hallie McCraw Steed, Oc­ James Prosser (fs), May 2002, Jacksonville, AR. 998 tober 3, 2002, Star City, AR. 24, 2002, McGehee, AR. Jason and Brooke (Sort- Johnnie Coleman, August 1965 s) Miller, son John Gavin, May 1935 10, 2002, North Little Rock, AR. Jerry Lynn Bibb, July 26, 2 • 2002. Mary Lou Wells Capps (fs), Joy Hickmon Lewis, Sep­ 2002, Leola, AR. Jay and Teena Bebee (fs), October 6, 2002, Gurdon. tember 3, 2002, Jacksonville, AR. Harold W. Ellis, August 15, daughter Josee Ray, August 31, 2002, Belton, TX. 2002. Welcomed by Brayden 1936 1949 and Sadee. Eugenia Ammons Leeton, Austin R. Fikes (fs), Au­ 1973 Michael and Amber (Jack­ June 1, 2002, Pine Bluff. gust 1, 2002, Benton, AR. Sarah Pearl Boland son) Rottinghaus, daughter James C. Hobgood, June Durward Bourns, August Crittenden (fs), August 10, 2002, ·nsley Claire, May 16, 2002. 14, 2002, Arkadelphia. 9, 2002, Texarkana, TX (formerly Cotton Plant, AR. Joins Madelyn, 2-1/2. Dorothy Phillips Price (fs), De Queen, AR). July 16, 2002, Little Rock. Ira Hubbard, (no date), 1975 1999 J. Davis Goldsmith, Sep­ Biggers, AR. LaDonna Bumpas Ugalde, Preston and Julie (Pierce) tember 18, 2002, Washington, May 7, 2002, Casilla, Bolivia. Harris, daughter Madison Grace, D.C. 1950 August 6, 2001. Joins Kaili, John H. McClanahan, Au­ 1976 2-1/2. 1937 gust 5, 2002, Pine Bluff, AR. Milton Dean, Sr. (fs), July Anthony and Katie William "Bill" M. Daily, John Holbrook, Jr. (fs), 13, 2002, Arkadelphia. (Cummins, 2000) Efird, son September 28, 2001, Tyler, TX. September 23, 2002, Jackson Lloyd, January21, 2002. V. Tommie Green Selph, Russellville, AR. 1979 Jeremy and Summer (Gil­ May 17, 2002, Wichita, KS. Bertha Lee Kennedy bert) Palmer, daughter Rosemary Reed Hamner, 1951 (MSE), June 30, 2002, Camden, MacKenzie Jane, July 12, 2002. July 4, 2002, Monroe, LA. Frances "Sue" Orr Erwin, AR. June 14, 2002, Hot Springs, AR. 2001 1939 1980 Daymond and Jane Elmo Johnson, December 1952 John William Bass (fs), Au­ (Schaffner) Hill, son Daymond 2001, San Antonio, TX. Vernon Wickliffe, June 28, gust 21, 2002, Little Rock. Reed "D.J." Jr., March 18, 2002. Mary Bernice Luck, July 5, 2002, North Little Rock, AR. Justin (fs) and Julie 2002, Camden, AR (formerly Pearl Spikes, July 17, 2002, 1981 (McManus) Bounds (fs), son Magnolia) Texarkana, AR. Janet Summerlin Cowan, Easton Garner, June 25, 2002. LaVerne Hall Hudson, July Richard Peppe, Sr. (fs), (no June 10, 2002, Little Rock. Justin and D' Anna 29,2002, Waco, TX. date) Springfield, VA. Bernie Nusko, July 10, Zuckerbrow, son Corbin Lewis, 2002, Pittsburgh, PA. June 30, 2002. 1940 1955 Lillie Pearl Hill (MSE), Au­ Doug and Jessica Herman H. Hankins, Sr., Carroll Caldwell, Novem­ gust 25, 2002, Pine Bluff. (Coleman, '00) Connell, son May 1 0, 2002, Arkadelphia. ber 1, 2002, Texarkana, AR. Ethan Benjamin, July 7, 2002. Frances (Overstreet) James Peter "Pete" Faculty/Staff Ryan and Robyn Ledbetter, Smith , October 22, 2002 , Fulford, June 9, 2002, Chester­ Boyce A. Drummond, May daughter Starling, July 9, 2002. Arkadelphia. (former dorm mom) field, MO. 17,2002, Bella Vista, AR (former Matt and Rachel (DeBusk) Charles "Joe" Hubbard, history and political science pro­ Norton, son Ethan James, Au­ July 5, 2002, Hot Springs Vil­ fessor) gust 3, 2002. 1942 lage, AR . Hazel M. Williams Thomas, Hazel Virginia Jameson Vesta Tucker Thrash, Sep­ July 12, 2002, Little Rock. (former Faculty-Staff Counts, August 14, 2002, Little tember 4, 2002, Hot Springs Vil­ nutrition and dietetics professor) Eric and Stephanie Davis, Rock. lage, AR. Clark W. McCarty, Sep­ son Logan Baxley, July 12, 2002. Ellen Frances Mallory tember 3, 2002, Arkadelphia. (Eric is director of financial ser­ Hawkins (fs), September 16, 1959 (former physics professor) vices.) 2002, Little Rock. Edward Lee McCall (fs), May 2, 2002, Norphlet, AR. 1947 Sidney Kennedy, Sr. (fs), DEATHS Katherine Sexton Pipkin August 12, 2002, Wynne, AR . (fs), May 9, 2002, Orlando, FL. 1911 John A. Hall, June 25, 2002, 1960 Demetra Parrish Barton Little Rock (formerly Clinton). Mel Mintz(date unknown), (fs), March 26,2002, Jonesboro, Charles F. "Doc" Batson, Memphis, TN. AR. Jr., July 16, 2002, Hope, AR. Lite Cele Simmons Mor­ 1961 1919 ris , September 4, 2002, Den­ William Sims, September Mae Brown Sanders, Au- mark, AR . 16,2002, 0verton, TX. Class Notes • 37 SER • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Ouachita Baptist University · Arkadelphia, Arkansas 71998 · VoL 2 · 2002

John Cloud, J.D. Wills: lessons From Real life AssociATE By some accounts, as many as 60 per­ sister. As the result of Jackie's procrastina­ VICE PRESIDENT cent of adult Americans have not prepared a tion, a badly needed scholarship fund was FOR EsTATE AND will or estate plan. Though these statistics never established and a cherished sibling GIFT PLANNING reveal that this is a common occurrence, if struggled to make ends meet. you die and don't leave a will, the state in If you have rental property or highly which you've established residence deter­ Make Sure appreciated assets of any kind, the mines the distribution of your assets at the information in this issue may be of great time of death. No One's Forgotten value to you if you are considering a Even if you do prepare a will, it may not Roger and Ellie, both widowed with teenage current or deferred gift to Ouachita. A accurately reflect your wishes unless it is children, married in their mid-40s. Merging charitable remainder trust (CRT) offers regularly updated to account for changes in the two families was successful and the chil­ a variety of rewards and benefits which your life. An outdated will can be as damag­ dren got along well until Roger and Ellie died may be just what you are looking for. ing to heirs as no will at all. The following tragically in an automobile accident. Let's say Sarah owns four rental situations show how problems with your Though Ellie's daughter, Marisa, had houses, fully depreciated, on which she will can affect family, friends and charitable been legally adopted by Roger several years owes nothing. The time and expense of entities such as Ouachita. previously, Roger hadn't updated his will to maintaining the properties and tending reflect that fact or to indicate that she should to tenants has become a burden she no Put Your Wishes in Writing share equally in his estate with his own three longer wants to bear. She is reluctant to children. The matter was eventually settled Jackie, a 64-year-old widow, had invested sell out because she can't find a safe in court to Marisa's satisfaction, but not wisely and was greeting her retirement years investment which will generate even without hard feelings, ill will and unneces­ on sound financial footing. Jackie's long­ close to the same rate of return, nor does sary expenses. she want to lose a good portion of the range plan was to eventually divide her proceeds to capital gains taxes. Sarah is sizable estate between two sons-after first devoted to Ouachita where she attended funding ·an endowment at Ouachita and pro­ l11ink Ahead with help from a scholarship fund, and viding a small lifetime income for an ailing If you initiate your plan and prepare a will, one of her goals is to establish such a sister. don't negate your forethought-and your fund to help other students in like Unfortunately, Jackie passed away be­ wishes- by allowing your will to languish. fashion. fore she got around to making out her will. The last thing you want to do is leave your A charitable remainder trust is the The state then stepped in and divided loved ones behind with the hassle of sorting answer. Sarah deeds her houses into the Jackie's estate between her sons but made no out your estate at such a distressing time in CRT from which she receives an annual provision for either Ouachita or her ailing their lives. income of her choosing as long as it is STUDY BREAK • within reason compared to market rates. Students enjoy At6%, for example, Sarah would receive studying in the $18,000 a year on property selling for Growlery located in $300,000. There are no capital gains Evans Student Center. taxes. Sarah also receives an income tax deduction. At her death the trust principal is used to establish a scholarship fund in her name. The same benefits accrue to the donor of appreciated stock, i.e., increased income, income tax See "CRT' page C ~------...... ADVISER I The lns and Outs of Charitable Remainder Trusts Charitableremaindertrustsareheralded it can be sold promptly. As a gift of real as one of the most effective life income estate may add complexity, we can help you arrangements for the charitably minded. sort out any concerns. When you consider this type of plan, ask two Closely held stock. Except for S corpo­ important questions: "What assets can or ration stock, you can benefit from the contri­ should I put into the trust?" And then, "What bution of the long-term appreciated stock of will I get out of it?'' Your answers will form a closely held business interest to the trust. the basis of your trust. This often works best when the shares are First, a quick explanation: When you then redeemed for cash by the corporation, contribute to a charitable remainder trust, provided there is no advance arrangement Planning your giving you guarantee a future gift to Ouachita in for redemption. A cash redemption enables allows you to: support of critical needs. In return, you the trustee to reinvest the proceeds in a receive income for life and an immediate and diversified portfolio and make income pay­ valuable tax deduction. Depending on the ments to you. type of assets you contribute, you may be Other asset types. Other funding op­ • Choose the organization or able to unlock appreciated investments and tions are available with varying degrees 6f increase your current yield. If you wish, you suitability and desirability. We'll be glad to cause you want to help can also secure a life income for a loved one. explore solutions with you and your finan­ without the pressure of cial advisors. countless requests Funding Choices How You Benefit A charitable remainder trust can be funded with a variety of assets-it's up to you. Now that you've seen what you can put into While some assets are easier to transfer, a charitable remainder trust, take a look at • Align your giving your benefits-what you'll take out. you'll want to consider other important is­ objectives with the values sues, such as asset availability and capital Income choices. You have two payout choices: an annuity trust or a unitrust. An gains tax savings. Here's a rundown of the you prize and want to funding possibilities and their effects: annuity trust pays you, year after year, the Cash. Writing a check is the least com­ same dollar amount you choose at the start. inspire in others plicated way to fund the trust. The trustee A unitrust pays you, each year, a fixed per­ can then invest the funds in a diversified centage of the net fair market value of the trust assets, revalued annually. Potentially, portfolio of securities. Know how your Appreciated stock. Long-term highly either plan may increase your income. • Tax savings. When you itemize, you appreciated stock is an ideal funding choice, philanthropy will impact especially if it now produces only a modest receive a sizable income tax charitable de­ income. Contributing low-yield stock can duction. The exact amount of your deduc­ society and build bridges immediately boost your cash flow by means tion will depend on your age, how high the payout is and other factors. You incur no of a higher payout from the trust. You escape to tomorrow capital gain when you transfer appreciated tax on the stock's capital gain and you re­ assets to the trust, so you bypass the dreaded ceive a substantial income tax charitable capital gains tax. deduction. Similar opportunities exist for Personal satisfaction. You realize the mutual funds and other appreciated securi­ pure enjoyment of knowing that your gener­ ties. And these assets are easily transferred ous philanthropy will strengthen our organi­ to the trust. zation and further its purpose. And your Real property. You can contribute any thoughtful benevolence will earn the heart­ type of long-term appreciated real estate, warming gratitude of those you help. providing it's unmortgaged, and realize ben­ efits similar to those for a stock gift. The real property may be a residence (a personal Discover the Possibilities residence must be vacant upon contribu­ What you put into a charitable remainder tion), undeveloped land, a farm, commercial trust determines what you'll take out. We'll property, a condominium, or stock in a co­ show you the ins and outs based on what operative housing corporation. Generally we works best for you. Just ask our representa­ prefer property that is readily marketable so tive- without obligation. ------~~ -- IADVISER. When to Create Blended Families Benefit a HFlipH Unitrust From the QTlP Many people like the advantages of the charitable remain­ A type of trust known as a qualified terminable interest property der unitrust-a tool that allows you to make an irrevocable gift (QTIP) trust is a popular estate planning tool often used for second to us and provides dependable income. The flip unitrust, the marriages. If you want to provide for your spouse but still have most recent variation of the charitable remainder unitrust, can ultimate control over where the trust principal is distributed, this be very appealing in some situations. trust may be for you. The standard unitrust pays you, each year, a fixed percent­ You can place assets in a QTIP trust, which allows your spouse age of the net fair market value of the trust assets, as revalued to use the income during life. Your spouse may also have the right annually. At the start, you determine the payout percentage (at to access the trust principal for costs of health, education, mainte­ least 5 percent). nance and support, in certain circumstances. At your spouse's death, But suppose you want to fund the trust with an asset that the assets will pass as you designate, perhaps to your children from can't be sold quickly and produces little or no income. Or maybe a former marriage, grandchildren or a charitable organization like you'd like to create a unitrust now but want to defer income until Ouachita. a later date or event. The QTIP trust assets qualify for the estate tax marital deduc­ The flip unitrust is ideal in these circumstances. The gov­ tion but are included in the surviving spouse's estate. Ordinary erning instrument is designed to allow a one-time flip or switch income-dividends and interest-distributed to your spouse is fully from a trust paying out only income-dividends and interest­ taxable to your spouse. The QTIP trust would pay the tax on any to the standard fixed percentage (calculated on market value). capital gains. If the remaining trust assets pass to a charitable The flip is triggered on a specific date or by a single event. organization, your spouse's estate receives an estate tax charitable The flip can occur on any triggering date that is not within deduction. the control ofthe donor, beneficiary, trustee or any other person, Many experienced planners prefer QTIPs because use of a as defined in IRS regulations. For example, the flip could occur QTIP often simplifies planning and can, in some cases, reduce the upon the sale of unmarketable funding assets (e.g., sale of overall tax burden. By taking the extra step to set up a QTIP in your closely held stock), the removal of sale restrictions on trust will or trust now, your wishes will be carried out after you are gone. assets (e.g., Rule 144 limits), a beneficiary's marriage or di­ vorce, a beneficiary's 65th birthday, or the death of the beneficiary's spouse or parents. The actual change in the payout method occurs on January CRT 1 of the year following that in which the event occurs. continued from page A deduction, no capital gains taxes, and eventual permanent legacy to The Stelter Company Ouachita. For a personalized illustration, with no obligation The information in this publication is not intended as legal advice. For legal advice, please consult an attorney. Figures cited in examples are based on whatsoever, contact John David Cloud at OBU Box 3754, current rates at the time of printing and are subject to change. Arkadelphia, AR 71998, or call him at (870) 245-5169.

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Dr. and Mrs. Paul Aiken C. L. and Edna Woodall Judge and Mrs. Edward Dr. Vernon L. Toombs Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fuller Maddox Mrs. Lena Goodwin Anthony Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Fuller Dr. and Mrs. William E. Trimble Mrs. 0. C. (Marjorie) Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Martin Trinity Foundation Bailey Funderburk Mrs. Stella McPherson Mrs. Luella Turner Eloise Harper Keen Rev. Delbert L. Garrett Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Union Pacific Foundation Balmer Mr. and Mrs. James D. Miller Dr. Sarah Varnell Mrs. J. E. (Ruby) Berry Gattis Dr. Nell I. Mondy Mr. Earl Verser, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kendall Dr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Mrs. Ladelle Moody Mr. and Mrs. J. Virgil Berry Grant Mr. James Hayden Moore Waggoner Mr. Robert 0. Blucker Rev. and Mrs. Horace G. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Oliver Mrs. lla Webb Mr. and Mrs. Truman 0. Grigson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon G. Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Boatright Mrs. Mary McPherson Palmer Wetherington Mr. and Mrs. Bill Boyce Harmon Mr. and Mrs. Pete Parks Dr. and Mrs. John H. Dr. and Mrs William D. Mr. Charles E. Heckler Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Wikman Burch Mr. and Mrs. Jay L. Heflin Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Hugh R. Mr. and Mrs. John Carter Mr. and Mrs. Johnny L. Mr. George Peck Wilbourn, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Carter Heflin Mrs. Jane Flippen Perrin Mr. and Mrs. J. Dennis Mr. and Mrs. William E. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Pine Bluff First Baptist Wilkins Clark Henderson Church Mr. Birkett L. Williams Miss Helen Clore Mr. and Mrs. Paul K. Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Mr. and Mrs. Hill Williams Miss Elma Cobb Henry Powell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Williams Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Cobb Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Mrs. Sybilla Prewitt Dr. and Mrs. John R. Mr. Henry Foote Coleman Hickingbotham Mr. and Mrs. Chesley Williamson Carr P. Collins Foundation Mr. R. Voyt Hill Pruet Ms. Virginia Wylie Miss Nancy Cooper Miss Fay Holiman Mrs. Retha Reed Mr. George Young Mr. and Mrs. Quintus Mrs. Opal Holland Mr. Robert C. Rhodes Mr. Robert A. Young, Jr. Crews Dr. Charles S. Holt Mrs. Agnes Leland Mr. and Mrs. James E. Mrs. lla M. Hooper Rogers Crittenden Mrs. Clara I. Hudson Ross Foundation Miss Hiawatha Daniel Immanuel Baptist Church, Mrs. Wilma Estelle K. Mr. John T. Daniel, Jr. Little Rock Selph Mr. and Mrs. Wade Mr and Mrs. John W. Mr. and Mrs. T. V. Sharp Doshier Jarrett, Jr. Rev. and Mrs. Frank H. )OE FRAN Z Mr. and Mrs. Byron M. Mrs. Senora Johnson Shell VICE PRE SIDENT Eiseman Mrs. Blanche Axum Jones Mr. and Mrs. David H. FOR DE VELOPMENT Dr. and Mrs. Ben M. Elrod The Harvey and Bernice Smith It is inspiring to know that Mr. John Elrod Jones Charitable Trust Southwestern Bell Ouachita Baptist University Mrs. Ruth Erp Mr. and Mrs. George Telephone Company continues to be supported Mrs. L. V. Evans Jordan Roy and Christine Sturgis by so many people in spite Mr. and Mrs. Jarrell B. Mrs. E. L. Keith Charitable and of the current economic Felton W. K. Kellogg Foundation Educational Trust of conditions. Individuals, Mrs. Ann Ferguson Mrs. Sarah Kinard Malvern churches, businesses, and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer A. Dr. and Mrs. C. Wesley Roy and Christine Sturgis foundations have been very Ferguson Kluck, Jr. Charitable and Mr. Robert G. Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Hillman Educational Trust of faithful and generous in Mr. Burl Fowler Koen Dallas their giving during this past Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Kresge Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William H. fiscal year. Because of your Frazier Mrs. Eugenia Ammons Sutton support, Ouachita is able to Mr. Jay Freeman Leeton Mr. and Mrs. Harry continue providing the Friday, Eldredge & Clark, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Lile Thiesfeld highest quality education. Little Rock J.E. and L.E. Mabee Mrs. Ethel Smith We are very grateful to each Foundation Thompson of you. DONOR RECOGNITION • 41 THE CIRCLE OF EXCELLENCE GIFTS OF $5,000 OR MORE • )UNE 1, 2001- MAY 31,2002

Mr. and Mrs. H. Lavon Mr. Dan W. Dipert Mr. and Mrs. Paul K. Rogers First Baptist Abbott Mr. and Mrs. R. Wade Henry Church Baptist Foundation Of Doshier Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Ross Foundation Alabama Mrs. Alma Elledge Hickingbotham Second Baptist Church, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dr. and Mrs. Ben M. Hot Springs First Baptist Little Rock Anthony Elrod Church Mr. T. V. Sharp Arkadelphia First Baptist Mr. and Mrs. Jarrell B. Immanuel Baptist Mrs. Leo F. Shelby Church Felton Church, Little Rock Mr. and Mrs. Larry M. Arkansas Baptist Mr. W. P. Florence, Jr. Mrs. Denise Masters Smith Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Joe Franz Jones Sodexho Arkansas Baptist State Mrs. Margaret Frazier Mrs. Terry Lang Jones Mr. and Mrs. PaulA. Convention Doyle Frazier Estate Mrs. Ruth Jordan Spann Arkansas' Independent Dr. and Mrs. Charles L. Mrs. Pauline Kinard M. Guiola Spraggins Colleges & Universities Fuller Mrs. Sarah Kinard Estate Eloise Harper Keen C.L. and Edna Woodall Mrs. Aleene B. King Dr. and Mrs. Richard Balmer Fuller Estate Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Strickland Rev. and Mrs. Roger M. Dr. and Mrs. G. Dan Kircher Roy & Christine Sturgis Baxter, Jr. Gaske Dr. and Mrs. C. Wesley Charitable & Lois Newton Beard James D. Gattis Estate Kluck, Jr. Educational Trust, Estate Mr. Todd W. George Mrs. Patsy Lunda Malvern Mr. and Mrs. Truman 0. Gildner Ford, Arkadelphia Judge and Mrs. Edward Roy & Christine Sturgis Boatright Mr. and Mrs. James E. S. Maddox Charitable & Mrs. Shelley Phillips Gill William E. Martin Estate Educational Trust, Breen Lizzie Mary Goodwin James N. McCoy Dallas Cabot First Baptist Estate Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William H. Church Dr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Mrs. Nancy McCuin Sutton Camp-Younts Foundation Granade Mrs. Martha McHaney Mrs. Evelyn B. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Craig D. Dr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Dr. Kevin Mcleod Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Campbell Grant Paul and Mollie Elizabeth Thrash Mr. and Mrs. William E. Mrs. Hazel S. Guyol Meers Estate Mr. and Mrs. C. Tab Clark Mr. Charles C. Hall Mr. Carl R. Nelson Turner Madge Wade Clayton Hammons Charitable Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Union Pacific Foundation Estate Foundation Oliver Drs. T. Andrew and Rev. and Mrs. W. Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. Jeral L. OrthoArkansas P.A. Jeanna Westmoreland Cloud, Sr. Hampton Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Dr. Richard D. Wilhelm Mr. Charles E. Coble Mr. John T. Hampton, Sr. Parish Bess and Hill Williams Community Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Gary Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Estate of Greater Memphis Hancock Patterson Ted and Betty Williams Miss Mildred Crawford Mrs. Reba Harrison Mrs. Heather Floyd Estate Mr. and Mrs. Quintus A. Rev. and Mrs. Orville K. Payne Dr. and Mrs. John R. Crews Hazlewood Dr. and Mrs. James T. Williamson Mr. and Mrs. James E. Mr. and Mrs. Jay M. Phelan Windgate Charitable Crittenden Heflin Point of Grace Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Glen E. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny L. Dr. J. Ralph Power Dr. and Mrs. Vester E. Crotts Heflin Mr. Louis Power Wolber Ms. Cherry M. Davis Mrs. Lynn Heflin Mrs. Elizabeth Pruet Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mrs. Mary DeFir Mr. and Mrs. Marc W. Mrs. Helen W. Reeves Yarnell Mr. and Mrs. Jack E. Heflin Mr. Robert C. Rhodes George and Fay Young Dieken Dr. and Mrs. J. Kevin Mr. Joseph T. Robbins Foundation Mr. William Dillard, Sr. Heifner 42 • D ONOR RE COG NITI ON PRESIDENT'S fiSSOCIATES GIFTS OF $1,000 TO $4,999 • )UNE 1, 2001- MAY 31, 2002

Mr. Grover Adams Dr. and Mrs. John W. Mr. and Mrs. A. David Mr. and Mrs. James V. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Allison Crawford Harrington Kelley Ill Mr. and Mrs. Eddie J. Ary Dr. Lillian Blackmon Mr. and Mrs. Russ Mr. and Mrs. Troy W. Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Crenshaw Harrington Kennedy Atkinson Mr. and Mrs. Garry Crowder Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Mr. Luther King Mr. and Mrs. Martice Tom and Jeanie Curry Hartsell Rev. and Mrs. R. B. King Attaway Mrs. C. G. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mr. and Mrs. Taylor A. King Dr. and Mrs. Hal Bass Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Hartsfield Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Kizzar Dr. and Mrs. Roby Bearden, Davis Mrs. Juanita Gill Hatfield Dr. and Mrs. J. Timothy Jr. Mr. Herman A. Dearing Dr. and Mrs. Boo Heflin Knight Mr. and Mrs. David E. Mr. and Mrs. Carl M. Deaton Dr. and Mrs. Glenn E. Mr. and Mrs. John K. Knight Beebe Mr. and Mrs. George W. Hickey Mr. and Mrs. Tony L. Delaughter Bennett Mr. Todd A. Denton Bentonville First Baptist Ms. Bonnie L. Dinkel Church Mr. and Mrs. B. Aldan Dixon Drs. Trey and Kathy Berry Dr. and Mrs. J. Scott Duvall Bible Church of Cabot El Dorado First Baptist Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Church Black Mr. and Mrs. Don R. Elliott, Mr. Bentley E. Blackmon Sr. Dr. Mark H. Bowles England First Baptist Mr. James C. Boyette Church Mr. Richard K. Brackett Mr. and Mrs. Everett Mr. Bobby Brunson Faulkner Mr. and Mrs. Steven G. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Buelow Figley, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. James A. Mr. and Mrs. David A. Bynum Fleming Ms. Caroline Cagle Ms. Janice L. Ford Dr. and Mrs. Gordon W. Forrest City First Baptist Cagle Church Mrs. Marie Caldwell Mr. Willard C. Forsythe Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Dr. and Mrs. W. Larry Frisby Cargill LTC and Mrs. James H. Central Baptist Church, Gilbert Bald Knob Dr. Jim G. Gilbert Central Baptist Church, Mr. Robert H. Gladden Mrs. Ina Sue Hill Mr. and Mrs. Michael V. Marshall TX Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. Good Mr. L. Reed Hill Landrum Mr. and Mrs. Gail L. Chisum Dr. and Mrs. Bob L. Gosser, Ms. Lisa Hill Mr. and Mrs. R. Christopher Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie E. Clay Sr. Dr. and Mrs. F. Paul Hogue Lawson Mr. Ralph M. Claar Dr. and Mrs. S. Ray Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Ms. Debbi B. Layfield Mr. and Mrs. John D. Cloud Granade Holbert Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Mr. and Mrs. Leo T. Cole Dr. Robert E. Graves Ms. Jane Church Holman Leatherwood Mrs. Norma Coleman Dr. and Mrs. Bob Gravett Mr. and Mrs. Gloyd Mr. and Mrs. Jack M. Mr. and Mrs. T. Clay Conly Dr. and Mrs. J. Thomas Huckabee Lowman Mr. and Mrs. Bill M. Conrad Greer, Sr. Chap. Austin L. Ingram Magnet Cove First Southern Dr. and Mrs. William H. Mr. James E. Griffith Ms. Albany Irvin Baptist Church Cook Dr. Andrew M. Hall Dr. and Mrs. Joe S. Jeffers Senator and Mrs. Percy Mr. C. Don Cooper Mrs. Juanita Hamil Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Malone Corning First Baptist Church Mr. and Mrs. Herbert I. Jones Marshall First Baptist Drs. Ed and Fran Coulter Hamilton Jonesboro First Baptist Church Gerald and Sharon Cound Mr. and Mrs. Philip W. Church Mrs. Betty J. McCommas Ms. Mary J. Craig Hardin Mr. Edwin S. Kajihiro John P. McGovern Foundation D ONOR RECOGNITION • 43 -

Mr. and Mrs. BryanT. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mr. and Mrs. David H. Smith Tyson Foundation McKinney Ramsey LTGEN and Mrs. Norman H. The UPS Foundation, Inc. Mrs. Eleanor B. McMenis Mr. Walter H. Ramsey, Jr. Smith USbank, Arkadelphia Mr. Lonnie W. Meachum Dr. and Mrs. Jim H. Ranton Southern Baptist Dr. Sarah Varnell Mr. and Mrs. William E. Mr. Billy B. Reames Foundation Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Morgan, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Reed Sparkman First Baptist Vinson Mrs. Pauline Morrow Regions Bank, Arkadelphia Church Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Mr. John F. Mowrey Dr. and Mrs. Philip F. Rice Drs. Hoy and Marolyn Wagnon Mr. and Mrs. W. David Mr. Donald J. Richey Speer Wai-Mart Foundation Moxley Mr. and Mrs. Herman F. Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Mrs. Carolyn Grant Walton Mr. and Mrs. Ron Nations Riddle Spradling Dr. and Mrs. Wayne E. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry F. Rison Baptist Church Dr. and Mrs. John R. Ward Newman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Spraggins Drs. Derrel and Janis Dr. and Mrs. David Ozmun Robertson Star City First Baptist Watkins Mr. and Mrs. Gordon G. Mr. and Mrs. Bill S. Rogers Church Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Palmer Drs. Jeff and Deborah Root Eunice Stiles Estate Webster Parkin First Baptist Church Dr. and Mrs. Paul R. Root Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Mr. and Mrs. Orlin West Ms. Jeannie Pascale Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stipe Mr. Wilbur C. West Pea Ridge First Baptist Rosenbaum Mr. Joel R. Stubblefield Mr. and Mrs. Gene H. Church Mr. Gregory S. Rudkin Mr. and Mrs. George Whisenhunt Mary Pearson Estate Russellville First Baptist Surgeon White Hall First Baptist Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Church Dr. and Mrs. Cecil C. Sutley Church Peeples Rev. and Mrs. Paul R. Mr. and Mrs. Sam J. Talbot Mrs. Marie B. Whitten Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sanders Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Taylor Dr. and Mrs. John H. Pennington Mr. and Mrs. Mark Schuman Mr. and Mrs. Jack S. Taylor Wikman Dr. and Mrs. James Philpot Mrs. Mary Nell Seaton Mrs. Evelyn D. Thompson Dr. Charles F. Wilkins, Jr. Pine Bluff First Baptist Second Baptist Church GEN and Mrs. Melvin C. Mr. and Mrs. Billy G. Church Arkadelphia Thrash Williams Mr. and Mrs. Andrew D. Drs. Jon and Glenda Mr. and Mrs. Jay D. Tillmon Chap. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Plagens Secrest Mr. Ted B. Tom Williams Dr. and Mrs. James L. Pleitz Mrs. Mary J. Shambarger Mr. and Mrs. John D. Mrs. Lorene Williams Dr. and Mrs. David N. Pope Mr. and Mrs. Ike Sharp Trimble, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Michael R. The Presser Foundation Roy Lyndell Sharpe Estate Trinity Foundation Williams Mrs. Emogene C. Proctor Mr. Bob Shell Mr. and Mrs. B. Ray Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Wynn Pulaski Heights Baptist Dr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Turnage Wynne Baptist Church Church Shepherd, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Randall W. Mrs. Linda DeArmond Mr. and Mrs. William F. Sheridan First Baptist Turner Young Puryear Church Mr. and Mrs. Don R. Tuttle Mr. and Mrs. Michael Miss Virginia Queen Mrs. Bonnie Smith Mrs. Myrtle Tyson Zeamer HE.RITAGE SOCIETY Mrs. Margaret Davis Mr. Edward C. Gillow PURPLE Mr. and Mrs. Michael Davis Mr. and Mrs. Smith D. Gooch Diamond City First Baptist Mr. and Mrs. Gordon C. G IFTS OF $500 TO $999 Church Goodier, Jr. )UNE 1, 2001 - MAY 31, 2002 Ms. Jimmie B. Downs Mrs. Frances Grafton Dr. and Mrs. William D. Downs, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Allen Memorial Baptist Church, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bass Jr. Graves Salisbury MD Mr. and Mrs. James R. Baugh Dr. Rogers P. Edmondson LTC and Mrs. Allan E. Grigson Arkadelphia Soccer LTC and Mrs. Calvert Benedict Mr. and Mrs. Don R. Elliott, Jr. Mrs. L. Edith Grigson Association Mr. and Mrs. Alan Berry Mr. Roger and Dr. Denise Mr. Luther Guinn, Jr. Dr. Thomas L. Auffenberg Ms. Cathryn A. Berryman Elliott Mr. Michael W. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Homer D. Bailey, Rev. and Mrs. John D. Blase Mr. Nelson B. Eubank Mrs. Patsy Hall Jr. Dr. and Mrs. James N. Braden Fellowship Bible Church, Miss Elizabeth A. Hamilton Mrs. Beli nda K. Baker Dr. and Mrs. Bill L. Bullington Arkadelphia Mr. and Mrs. John S. Hardman Balboa Baptist Church, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Case Follett Corporation Mr. and Mrs. William C. Hargis Hot Springs Village Mr. Hubert L. Cone Mr. and Mrs. Toby M. Fritz Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow W. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Bale Mr. and Mrs. L. David Mr. and Mrs. Randy Garner Harrelson Mrs. Thelma Banks Cunningham Mrs. Rebecca C. Garner Mr. Grover E. Hemphill, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Trozy R. Barker Mrs. Gwendolyn Daniel Mrs. Clyta McAtee Gentry Mrs. Anna G. Hicks Mr. Paul Barri nger Mr. and Mrs. John E. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Bobby S. Gilliam Mrs. Mary L. Howell 44 • D ONOR RECOG NITION Hughes First Baptist Church Dr. and Mrs. Carl B. Ramsey, Indian Grave Baptist Church, Sr. GOLD Billingsley AL Dr. Rose E. Ray Dr. and Mrs. John S. Jackson Dr. and Mrs. Michael E. JlNNUAL GIFTS OF $250 TO $499 Ill Reynolds JUNE 1, 2001 - MAY 31 , 2002 Mr. and Mrs. Bobby G. Jones Richwoods Baptist Church, Mr. and Mrs. James M. Jones Arkadelphia Anchor Baptist Church, Mr. and Mrs. Q. Ru ssell Mrs. Virginia King Mr. Odes Robertson Donaldson Grigson LTC and Mrs. W. Jack King Mr. and Mrs. James C. Miss J. Gay Anthony Mrs. Elaine W. Hall Dr. and Mrs. Jerry V. Kinnaird Rothwell Austin Station Baptist Church, GEN Herman Hankins, Sr. Rev. and Mrs. Carl W. Kluck, Drs. Rob and Gari Rucker Ward Mr. and Mrs. E. Ted Harrison, Sr. Mr. John R. Schirmer Mr. and Mrs. E. Lane Bailey Jr. Lake Arlington Baptist Church, Dr. and Mrs. Terry W. Sergeant Barcelona Road Baptist Mr. and Mrs. John R. Hayes, Arlington TX Mr. and Mrs. David R. Sharp Church, Hot Springs Village Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James Lofton Dr. and Mrs. Randolph A. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Barrett Mr. George M. Hendricks Mr. David F. Martin Smith Mr. and Mrs. Don Beach Dr. and Mrs. R. Keldon Henley Dr. and Mrs. W. Francis Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Smith Dr. and Mrs. Michael D. Beaty Dr. and Mrs. Stephen C. McBeth Mr. Robert L. Snider Dr. and Mrs. Tom E. Benberg Hen nag in Mr. and Mrs. Jon W. McClure Dr. and Mrs. Robert Stagg Mr. Gregory K. Bollen Dr. and Mrs. 0. Fitzgerald Hill Mr. and Mrs. D. Mike McHaney Mrs. Sue Steele Mr. and Mrs. Larry S. Bone COL and Mrs. J. Samuel Mr. and Mrs. John E. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Stipe Mr. and Mrs. Steven Booth Holeman, Jr. Mclelland Mr. and Mrs. Russell B. Mr. and Mrs. W. Charles Borth Ms. Judy Hollingsworth Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bill Meador Strickland Mr. and Mrs. D. August Boto Dr. and Mrs. D. Scott Holsclaw Dr. and Mrs. Richard 0 . Mills Mr. Daniel and Dr. Kimberly Mr. Durward A. Bourns Mrs. Dennis Holt Mrs. Dorothy P. Moore Sweet Mr. and Mrs. William T. Braden Dr. and Mrs. Rex M. Horne, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Ernest E. Mosley Mr. and Mrs. Ted Taylor Dr. and Mrs. Joe Bradshaw Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan B. Mountain Home First Baptist Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey F. Teague Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Buie Huber Church Mr. and Mrs. James E. Thomas Dr. and Mrs. S. Scott Byrd Mr. and Mrs. Nathan P. Hudson Mr. and Mrs. W. Kirby Mouser Mr. and Mrs. John C. Threet Dr. and Mrs. Terry G. Carter Huntsville First Baptist Church Dr. and Mrs. J. Ryland Mundie Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Tommey Rev. Sam Cathey Mr. and Mrs. David W. Hurst Naples, FL First Baptist Church Mr. Thomas J. Townsend Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Clark Mr. and Mrs. John W. Dr. and Mrs. Carl W. Nash Dr. and Mrs. J. D. "Sonny" Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Clem Johnston, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Nelson Tucker Mr. Frank M. Cochran Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Joice Drs. Alex and Meredith Nisbet Mr. Doug and Dr. Margo Turner Dr. G. B. Colvin IV Drs. Woody and Freddie Jolley Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey D. Park Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Wells Mr. and Mrs. Clifford E. Mr. and Mrs. Greg Jones Parkway Place Baptist Church, White River Baptist Church, Oil Copeland Mrs. Carol Barnes-Joyce Little Rock Trough Mr. and Mrs. lan R. Cosh Mrs. Denise Clark-Kaniss Dr. and Mrs. Charles V. Petty Dr. and Mrs. Randall Wight Council Road Baptist Church, Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Kilgore Mr. and Mrs. Bill Phelps Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Willis Bethany, OK Mr. and Mrs. F. Todd Knight Pen Lile Pittard Estate Mr. and Mrs. David D. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Kevin A. Crass Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kolb Mrs. Gloria M. Plumlee R. E. Lee Wilson Trusts Mrs. Mildred M. Crawford Mr. Billy M. Lacy Mr. Lowell Queen Mrs. Thelma L. Crotts Mr. Jeffrey M. Laman Mr. and Mrs. J. Herb Daily Mr. and Mrs. Mike Latture Mr. and Mrs. Russell Daniel Mr. and Mrs. Gene Layman Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Lefler Miss Nancy G. Day Little Rock First Baptist Church De Queen First Baptist Church Mr. and Mrs. Doyne Loyd Mr. Dennis and Dr. Dee Ann Mrs. T. Carroll Martin Dockins Mr. and Mrs. John F. Maurer Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dumais Dr. Clark William McCarty Eastern Hills Baptist Church, Mrs. Phil McCorkle Montgomery, AL Mr. and Mrs. James V. Rev. and Mrs. 0 . W. Efurd, Jr. McKinney Mr. and Mrs. David J. Elledge Mr. and Mrs. AI A. Mclaughlin Mr. Thomas E. Elledge Ms. Marilyn A. McVeigh Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy D. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Miles Flannagan The Honorable and Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Floyd Miller Mr. and Mrs. Wallace C. Floyd Mr. and Mrs. W. Russell Miller Mr. and Mrs. Troy Garlin Millsap Construction, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Conway Garner Mr. and Mrs. Ronald F. Mobley Ms. Dorothy Graf Mr. and Mrs. C. Curtis Moore, Dr. Lillian R. Greathouse Jr. CMDR and Mrs. D. Quincy Mr. and Mrs. Whitney Morgan Grigson Mr. James D. Morrell

D ONOR RE COGNITI ON • 45 Mount Olive Baptist Church, Mrs. Elizabeth Stanford Crossett Mr. and Mrs. Darrell E. Stone SILVER Rev. and Mrs. F. Bruce Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Lane H. Strother Dr. and Mrs. Michael Murphy Mrs. Mica Strother-Hicks G IFTS OF $100 TO $249 Rev. and Mrs. Dean E. Mr. and Mrs. Mac Stroud )UNE 1, 2001 -MAY 31, 2002 Newberry Mr. Wesley H. Sutton Mr. and Mrs. David L. Osmon Sylvan Hills First Baptist Ms. Mamie Ruth Abernathy Bent Tree Bible Fellowship, Mr. H. David Owen Church Ms. Dorothy Adams Carrollton, TX Rev. and Mrs. Sam W. Pace Mr. and Mrs. James D. Tabor Mr. and Mrs. Glen 0. Adams Mrs. Betty L. Berry Mr. Denver R. Peacock Dr. and Mrs. R. Frank Taylor Rev. and Mrs. Roy G. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Travis Berry Dr. and Mrs. Carl J. Pearson Dr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Addington Dr. and Mrs. Richard Besancon Mr. and Mrs. Ted R. Phelps Tedford Mrs. Marjorie B. Akins Mr. William W. Beydler Mr. and Mrs. L. Kyle Ratliff Mr. Johnny B. Tew Alcoa Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Bonnell C. Mr. and Mrs. Gil Reed Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Mr. and Mrs. E. Boyd Alderson Birkhead, Jr. Rev. and Mrs. Jesse S. Reed Thompson Mrs. Glenda Aldridge Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Mrs. Retha Reed Mr. and Mrs. Philip Tugwell Mr. Joe D. Allen, Sr. Bishop, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Earl E. Rice Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Turner Mrs. Velma Jean Allison Bismarck, MO First Baptist Mr. and Mrs. Larry Richter Mr. Nathaniel K. Upton Mr. and Mrs. David Anderson Church Mr. and Mrs. Gene Robinson Ms. Lindsay Van Sicklen Dr. and Mrs. Donald Anderson Ms. Holly Black Ms. Nancy J. Rogers Dr. and Mrs. Preben Vang Mr. Harry B. Anderson Rev. and Mrs. Doney N. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lee Ruffin Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Wakefield Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth Blackerby Mr. and Mrs. Stanley B. Russ, Dr. William E. Walker Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Craig Ward Ms. Tammy Anthon Blackwood Mrs. lone J. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. James C. Mr. and Mrs. John 0. Anthony Mr. and Mrs. Gene A. Blagg Rev. Wallace Scott Warnock Mr. Fransisco J. Arango Rev. and Mrs. Jack J. Bledsoe Mr. and Mrs. William J. Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Watson Mr. and Mrs. Roy K. Aratani Mr. and Mrs. Winburn N. Sedberry Mrs. Julia A. Weatherall Mr. C. L. Armstrong Bledsoe Mrs. Alta D. Shaddox Mr. and Mrs. Tom R. Dr. D. Wade Armstrong Dr. A. Ray Bollen Shiloh Memorial Baptist Westbrook Dr. and Mrs. Morris Ashcraft LTC Lawrence A. Bollen, Jr. Church, Texarkana Mr. Bob W. Westlund Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Dr. Gail C. Bolton Mr. and Mrs. Mac B. Sisson Mr. and Mrs. James M. Whitlow Ashcraft Rev. and Mrs. R. Gayle Bone Mr. and Mrs. Lane M. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Wilcox Mr. and Mrs. Wade B. Atchison Mr. and Mrs. Ray D. Bostian Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Smith Mr. and Mrs. W. Ed Willman Ms. Sandy Atkins Mr. and Mrs. Steven Bowen Mr. and Mrs. Zine B. Smith Drs. Johnny and Susan Wink Mr. and Mrs. E. Andrew Dr. and Mrs. Robert G. Bowers, Rev. and Mrs. L. AI Sparkman Mr. and Mrs. Dean Winkler Atkinson Jr. St. Charles Church Mr. and Mrs. Tony L. Yocom Mr. and Mrs. David Babb Mr. Gary Box Mr. and Mrs. David Bagley Mrs. Janelle G. Boyce Dr. and Mrs. Michael W. Baird Mr. and Mrs. Aaron M. Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Wayne F. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Brandon Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. Don Brant Mr. and Mrs. Mark T. Baldwin Dr. and Mrs. Maurice Brantley Baptist Collegiate Ministry, Rev. Ralph Branum HSU Arkadelphia Ms. Candy Brar Baptists Foundation of Ohio Mr. Harvey M. Braswell Mrs. Earnestine Barati Dr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Barkdull Braswell Mr. and Mrs. Ted D. Barker Mr. and Mrs. Wes Bratcher Mr. and Mrs. William F. Barnes Rev. and Mrs. Clayburn C. Mr. Carleton G. Barnhart Bratton Mr. and Mrs. Guy Barr Mr. Joe P. Bratton Ms. Clara Bartel Mr. and Mrs. Russell 0 . Mr. and Mrs. David Baskin Brazzel Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Ms. Faye Breeding Baunton Dr. Kevin Brennan Baxter Press, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Luther G. Brewer Friendswood, TX Mr. and Mrs. H. Brent Bridges Bayou Gymnastics, Inc. Mrs. Mary H. Brincefield Monroe, LA Mr. Arthur Broadbent Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Beadle Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Brockwell Mr. and Mrs. James A. Beals Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Beard Ill Broening Mr. and Mrs. Leon Beatty Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Beaty Brooks Dr. Fred Becker Mr. and Mrs. Billy J. Brown II Mr. Ronny D. Bedford Mr. Charles E. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Bennett Mr. Kenneth D. Brown 46 • D ONOR RECOG NITION LTC and Mrs. Kent 0 . Brown, Rev. and Mrs. Edward C. Cloud Rev. and Mrs. Dennis M. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Fuller Sr. Rev. and Mrs. Freeling Clower Dodson Mrs. J. Carolyn Furlong Mr. Randy C. Brown Mr. Charles C. Cohoon Mr. Jason W. Doom Mrs. Charleta A. Garner Miss Wanda L. Brown Ms. Julie DeFreece Cole Mrs. Juanita L. Drumm Mr. and Mrs. Darrel E. Garner Mrs. Helen Bruening Mr. Stanley P. Cole, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. E. B. Duke, Jr. Dr. Theodore Garrison Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Mrs. R. Jeanne Coleman Mr. and Mrs. G. Winston Duke Dr. and Mrs. V. David Garrison Bruening Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Mr. R. H. Duke, Jr. Mrs. Pat Smith Gasperson Mr. and Mrs. Marlin H. Brumley Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Ray Duke Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gates Mr. Christopher W. Brune Mr. and Mrs. Marcus M. Collier LTC Arthur A. Dulaney, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Gean Mr. B. Scott Bryant Mr. and Mrs. Dale Collins Dr. and Mrs. Billy D. Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Ted Gentile Dr. and Mrs. Roy E. Buckelew Dr. and Mrs. Jay R. Connelley Rev. and Mrs. Donald D. Duren Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Gibbons Mr. and Mrs. James L. Buckner Mr. and Mrs. John A. Connolly Mr. and Mrs. Denny Duron Mr. Gregory M. Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Don V. Buelow, Mr. and Mrs. Buck Cook Mr. and Mrs. Grover L. Dyer Mr. Ronald G. Giddens Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dykes Mr. and Mrs. James M. Gilbert Rev. Kirk and Dr. Karen Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Cope Rev. and Mrs. Lex H. Eaker Justin and Lynda Gilbert Bullington Mr. and Mrs. James A. Dr. and Mrs. Rex M. Easter Mrs. Julia Corinne Gilbreath Rev. and Mrs. Carl Bunch Copeland Mr. and Mrs. Dale Easton Mr. and Mrs. Brock Gill Dr. Lan F. Burch Mr. Matthew L. Costner Dr. and Mrs. Ricky D. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Gill Mrs. Doris Burns Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Edmondson Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gillam, Jr. Miss Jeania M. Burns Cowart Mr. and Mrs. Billy D. Edwards Miss Margaret E. Gillaspie COL Joseph A. Burt Dr. David W. Cowling Mr. Rodger Edwards Mr. and Mrs. C. Gregory Gillies Ms. Vickie P. Burt Mr. and Mrs. Leon Cowling Mr. and Mrs. Butch.Eggers Mr. and Mrs. AI Gist Dr. and Mrs. G. Allen Burton Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Cox Mr. and Mrs. Bill J. Elam Mr. Don Glore Dr. and Mrs. Glenn Burton Dr. John Cox Mr. and Mrs. Scott Elledge Mr. and Mrs. David Glover Mr. Kelton Busby, Jr. COL and Mrs. Joe F. Craig Miss Rachel E. Elliff R. Julian Glover Estate Mrs. Retha S. Bush (Ret) Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Elliott Mr. and Mrs. Truett M. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Butcher Mr. and Mrs. Norman Cranford Mrs. Louise Ellis Goatcher Mr. and Mrs. Lance A. Butler Mr. Ben D. Cranor Mrs. Martha F. Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Giles Gober Dr. and Mrs. James E. Byrd Rev. and Mrs. James T. Dr. and Mrs. William Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Bill G. Goff Dr. and Mrs. James D. Byrum Cravens Mr. and Mrs. William S. Elrod Mr. Alberto Gomes Mrs. Lucy L. Cabe Mrs. Joanne Crawley Mrs. Rosalie A. Emerson Miss Joy E. Good Caddo Valley Baptist Church, Dr. and Mrs. William R. Crews Mrs. Nell Rogers England Mr. and Mrs. Rustin Gortmaker Arkadelphia Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Crisco Dr. Eugene L. Enlow Mr. and Mrs. Bobby L. Gosser, Mrs. Suzanne L. Cain Mr. and Mrs. John David Crisp Ms. Edith Entz Jr. Mr. Jeff Caldwell Rev. and Mrs. David D. Crouch Mr. Jay Eppinette Mr. Emet Graft Mr. and Mrs. John A. Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crowder Mr. Stan Escalante Mr. and Mrs. Jon W. Grafton Mr. Paul T. Caldwell Dr. and Mrs. Jay R. Curlin Dr. and Mrs. C. Byron Eubanks Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan P. Rev. and Mrs. Robert Eubanks Graham Cameron Dacus Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Evans, Mrs. J. Richard Grant Mrs. Mary A. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. W. James Dann Jr. Dr. and Mrs. D. Ross Grant Mr. and Mrs. Ron Camrud Mrs. Rosamond Davenport Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fason Mr. Jack Melton Gray Mr. and Mrs. J. Austin Capps Mr. George Daves Mrs. Inez E. Feazell Mr. and Mrs. Steven L. Gray Dr. and Mrs. John M. Carney Mrs. Bettye J. Davey Mr. Wiley Fendley Mr. and Mrs. George D. Green, Mr. Kendrick R. Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Eric Davis Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Ferguson Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Randell E. Carr, Mr. Jim R. Davis Dr. and Mrs. S. Clark Fincher Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Green Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Davis Ms. Mary A. Fitzer Mrs. Angie T. Greer Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Ray L. Davis Mrs. Ann H. Fitzgerald Dr. Sammye J. Greer Mr. and Mrs. Mike Carroll Mr. Roger Davis Mr. Tony E. Fletcher, Jr. Mrs. Margaret Gregory Dr. and Mrs. Roy Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Wesley 0. Davis Dr. and Mrs. Sim A. Flora Mrs. Carol A. Miller-Gresham Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Casey, Dr. and Mrs. Bryan C. DeBusk Dr. and Mrs. John D. Floyd Mr. Wendell and Dr. Patricia Sr. Mr. Dale A. Defreece Mrs. Marcine S. Floyd Griffen Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Cashion Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Ford Mrs. Evelyn Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Ferrel Caster DeGarmo Mr. and Mrs. Joe T. Ford Mr. and Mrs. Howard Griffin Mrs. Rosemary Catton Delta Kappa Gamma, Ms. Meredith Foster Mrs. Imogene Grigson Dr. P. Thomas Causey, Jr. Arkadelphia Mr. and Mrs. 0. Kenneth Mr. Claude H. Grizzard Central Baptist Church, Mr. and Mrs. Terry L. DeWitt France Ms. Andrea Grossman Jonesboro Dickerson Law Firm, Mrs. lla V. Franks Mr. and Mrs. Kevin C. Groustra Mrs. Gaila J. Chatham Hot Springs Dr. and Mrs. Marion G. Fray, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Gurian Mr. and Mrs. Roger Childres Mr. Rick Dildine Mr. and Mrs. Ty Frederick Mr. Mark E. Gustke Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Daniel Mr. and Mrs. David A. Dixon Free Spirit General Baptist Ms. Tracey K. Gustke Chinn Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Dixon Church, Annapolis MO Mr. and Mrs. John Haggard Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Chronister Dixsonville Baptist Church, Mr. and Mrs. James E. Dr. and Mrs. Noland H. Hagood Ms. R. Jane Chu Benton Freeman Dr. and Mrs. Raouf J. Halaby Mrs. Rosemary Chu Dr. and Mrs. David S. Dockery Mr. John M. Freeman Mr. Warren J. Haley Mrs. Elizabeth Church Mr. and Mrs. Randy Dodd Mr. and Mrs. E. J. French Dr. and Mrs. J. Leland Hall Rev. and Mrs. Dwight C. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Walter D. Dodd Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Fuller Dr. Joseph C. Hall Mr. Joseph Clark Dr. and Mrs. Ben M. Dodge Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Fuller Ms. Marian F. Hall DONOR RECOGNITION • 47 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Hall, Dr. and Mrs. Rodney L. Mr. Donald E. King Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 0 . Jr. Holloway Rev. and Mrs. Gregory L. Massey, Jr. Mrs. Mary E. Halsell Mr. and Mrs. James L. Hope Kirksey Mr. and Mrs. Melren V. Mathis Mr. William A. Hanewinckel Mr. and Mrs. John C. Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. Ron Knowlton Mr. and Mrs. Bobby D. Mrs. Selena Haney Ms. Alice T. Horton Mr. and Mrs. Nabeel Kteily Matthews Ms. Mary E. Hanna Mr. Charles A. Horton Dr. and Mrs. Lee F. Kuyper Mr. and Mrs. Randy Matthews Mr. and Mrs. P. Tad Hardin Mr. and Mrs. Leslie 0 . Howard Ms. M. Nadine Lack Mrs. Sarah Beth Maxwell Mr. Raymond G. Hardin Mrs. Dorothy A. Howery Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lacy Mrs. Raymond Mays Hardin Baptist Church, Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Huber Mr. and Mrs. Glen Laffoon Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pine Bluff Ill Mrs. Deanna G. Lamb McCartney Mr. and Mrs. Bernie S. Hargis Mr. and Mrs. Martin A. Mr. and Mrs. Rodney R. Mr. and Mrs. James A. McCarty Ill Huebener Landes Mr. Jeff McCarty Mr. John Robert Hargrove Dr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Hunt Mr. and Mrs. James D. Lang Mrs. Margaret McCarty Mr. and Mrs. William A. Mr. and Mrs. James D. Hurley Mr. J. C. Langley Mr. and Mrs. Roddy McCaskill Harkrider Dr. and Mrs. W. Maurice Hurley Rev. and Mrs. Ray Y. Langley Dr. and Mrs. John H. Harmony Hill Baptist Church, Drs. Jim and Belinda COL and Mrs. Joe V. Langston McClanahan Arkadelphia Hutcheson Mr. and Mrs. Nick A. Lanpher Miss Mary A. McClendon Mr. and Mrs. Stan Harper Mr. Vernon Hutchins Mr. and Mrs. Joe 0. Larkin Mrs. Sandra H. McCluskey Mr. and Mrs. Brooks R. Mr. and Mrs. William H. lchter Mr. and Mrs. W. Larry Larson Rev. and Mrs. Eddie L. McCord Harrington Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Mr. David L. Lau Ms. Dorothy R. McCoy Mr. and Mrs. Roger B. Harrod Jackson Mrs. Dorothy Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Bill McCrary Mrs. Frances Hatton Rev. and Mrs. J. Bedford Mr. and Mrs. Lee Lawson Mr. C. Richard McDade Mr. and Mrs. Marc W. Haycook Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Ancil A. Lea Ill Rev. and Mrs. Robert W. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hayden Rev. and Mrs. Johnny J. Rev. and Mrs. C. Ellis Leagans McDaniel Dr. Tim Hayes Jackson Mrs. Amanda LeDoux Mr. and Mrs. Ed F. McDonald Mr. and Mrs. William L. Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lee Mr. and Mrs. James B. McGee Mrs. Nancy L. Hayley Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Jansen Dr. and Mrs. Jason A. Lee Rev. and Mrs. Lee R. McGlone Miss Mary Margaret Haynes Mr. and Mrs. John E. Jayroe, Mrs. Sarabel Leech Dr. Loretta N. McGregor Dr. and Mrs. Danny Hays Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Lefler Thearon and Vanette McKinney Mr. and Mrs. James 0 . Mr. and Mrs. Seth J. Jenkins Dr. and Mrs. Lewis E. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd McKinzie Heldebrand Mrs. Berniece Johnson Lemmond Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Mclaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hellman Mr. and Mrs. Gary D. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mrs. Joan Mclean Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Mr. and Mrs. Harold D. Lessenberry, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Warren E. Helms Johnson Ms. Loveta Smith Lewis Mclellan Mr. Jeffery D. Heitz Ms. Jamie L. Johnson Miss Lynn M. Libbey Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. McMillan Mrs. Marian E. Henderson Dr. John A. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Randy Lillard Mr. and Mrs. Ronald McMillan Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Johnson Mrs. Connie Bowie Limbird Mr. and Mrs. Donald Meador Henderson Mr. and Mrs. Loran Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Ernest R. Lindsey, Mrs. Frances Benton Meador Mr. and Mrs. Richard Henry Ms. Mary N. Johnson Jr. Mrs. Shad Medlin Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Herring Rev. and Mrs. Raymond A. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald 0. Littles Rev. and Mrs. Charles A. Meek Rev. and Mrs. Larry Heslip Johnson Mrs. Juanita Litzelfelner Mr. and Mrs. William M. Meeks Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hestand Mr. and Mrs. W. Gene Johnson Mrs. Jewell Lloyd Ill Mr. G. Brice Hester Mr. and Mrs. Washington Dr. and Mrs. Jack Logan Mr. and Mrs. Mark Melson Dr. and Mrs. Sidney 0 . Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. E. Eugene Love Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Melton Hesterly Mr. Dale P. Jones Mrs. Joy Lowry LTC Eugene A. Merritt Mr. and Mrs. John D. Hicks Mr. and Mrs. Jamie L. Jones Mr. and Mrs. William C. Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Miles Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mr. and Mrs. Jason W. Jones Lowther Mr. and Mrs. Jason D. Miller Higginbotham, Jr. Dr. Kathryn C. Jones Dr. H. David Luck Dr. Mark Miller Highlands Baptist Church, Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Lukat Mr. Thomas W. Miller Huntsville, AL Jr. Mrs. F. G. Lundberg Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Mills Dr. and Mrs. James E. Hill, Jr. Mr. Russell D. Jones MAJ GEN and Mrs. Lewis E. Mr. Drew Mills Mr. and Mrs. John Hill Mr. and Mrs. Shea C. Jones Lyle Mr. Dennis Millsap Mr. and Mrs. David W. Hillman Rev. and Mrs. L. B. Jordan Mr. Michael A. Maeda LTC and Mrs. John L. Mizell Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hilton Ms. Jean S. Jowers Mr. and Mrs. Cecil L. Malone, Dr. and Mrs. Walter S. Mizell Dr. and Mrs. M. Powell Hines Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kaniss, Sr. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher L. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Hinger Drs. George and Ouida Keck Mrs. Edwina Walls Mann Monk Mr. and Mrs. Elton Hinshaw Mr. and M:s. Joe C. Keeton Mr. and Mrs. James H. Mardis Dr. and Mrs. David 0. Moore Mr. and Mrs. James C. Mr. and Mrs. John B. Keith Mr. Michael H. Marshall Mr. and Mrs. John A. Moore Hobgood Dr. Carl L. Kell Dr. Daniel C. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Lynn A. Moore Mr. Edward J. Hoey Mrs. Jane Kelley Dr. David E. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Moore Mrs. Gladys E. Hoey Mr. James M. Kelly Mr. Gene C. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Neil P. Moore Mrs. Nancy A. Hoffman Mrs. Maxine B. Kemp Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Martin Ms. Dorris Morgan Ms. Debbie Holland Dr. and Mrs. Jerry S. Key Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Martin Mr. and Mrs. John W. Morgan Dr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald R. Key Mrs. Claudia Mason Mr. and Mrs. Larry Morgan Hollaway, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Kimberling Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Mason Mr. and Mrs. Ron Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holley Mrs. Faye W. Kimbrell Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Massey, Ms. Martha E. Morris Mr. and Mrs. Scott F. Kimbro Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jack B. Morrison 48 • D ONOR RECOG NITION r. W. Allen Morrison, Jr. Rev. William V. Philliber Congressman and Mrs. Mr. Willie H. Simmons Dr. and Mrs. David H. Mosley Mr. and Mrs. Gregory L. Michael A. Ross Ms. Leah Beth Simon Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Ross Mr. and Mrs. Noel K. Sims Mosley Dr. and Mrs. Mark E. Pickett Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Mr. and Mrs. Zeph B. Sisson Ms. Kristy L. Muckleroy Drs. Harrison and June Pike Rottinghaus Dr. and Mrs. Lester M. Sitzes, Mr. and Mrs. Jason E. Mueller Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Pilcher LTC and Mrs. Clarence E. Jr. Mrs . Elma L. Mulkey Dr. Joseph M. Pipkin Rowe Ms. Janet C. Skidmore Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Mr. Jim Pitchford Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rowe COL and Mrs. E. M. Sleeker Murphree Ms. Elise N. Pitre Mr. and Mrs. Claude N. Roy Mr. and Mrs. H. Dennis Smiley Dr. and Mrs. Tom Murphree Rev. and Mrs. James E. Dr. and Mrs. Jack L. Royal Mr. and Mrs. Allen F. Smith Dr. and Mrs. Isaac Mwase Plymale Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Rusher Mr. and Mrs. C. Drew Smith Ms. Laura Nabholz Mr. Joshua J. Plymale Mr. and Mrs. Bryan W. Russell Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Smith Mr. Joseph E. Narbut, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Polley Mrs. Janie L. Russell Rev. and Mrs. Hugh G. Smith Mr. and Mrs. William S. Naylor Mr. and Mrs. Danny H. Ponder Mrs. Virginia Rutledge Dr. J. Harold Smith Mr. and Mrs. A. Rex Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Les H. Mr. and Mrs. William L. Sage Mr. Kyle R. Smith Mr. Alan W. Nelson Poppenheimer Rev. and Mrs. C. D. Sallee, Jr. Mr. Oscar H. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Greg Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Poteet Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Sanders Dr. Rebecca Smith-Murdock Mr. and Mrs. Terry L. Nelson Ill Mr. and Mrs. David Sanders Mr. Richard A. Smith Mr. Patrick T. Netherton Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Mr. and Mrs. K. Douglas . Dr. and Mrs. Wayne S. Smith Mr. Ricky F. New Pounders Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Snider Dr. and Mrs. Russell A. New Mr. and Mrs. C. Roger Price Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Sanders Mr. R. Gaylord Solomon New Life Fellowship, Mr. and Mrs. J. Clay Price Dr. and Mrs. Herman Sandford Drs. Doug and Amy Sonheim DeWitt, AR Dr. and Mrs. James L. Price Mr. and Mrs. John · Mr. and Mrs. William K. Sorrells Mr. Bob Newman Mr. and Mrs. Dustin Prince Scarborough Dr. and Mrs. Greg L. South Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Newman Mrs. Charlean Pringle Mr. and Mrs. Keith Mr. and Mrs. Jay L. Rev. and Mrs. Gilbert A. Mr. David L. Prior Scarborough Southerland Nichols Mrs. Mary Ellan Puckett COL and Mrs. Clifford C. Southwest Sporting Goods, Mr. and Mrs. M. Levoy Nichols Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Purkaple Schaaf, Jr. Arkadelphia Miss Debra K. Nicklaus Mr. and Mrs. Farris C. Rev. and Mrs. Gerald Schleiff Mr. and Mrs. F. Dee Spann Mr. James M. Noble Purviance, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Mark Schleiff Mr. Larry Sparks Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Noble Mr. and Mrs. J. Conrad Pyle LTC and Mrs. John Schmidt Ill Mr. Rodney G. Spears Mr. James Nollette Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Mr. and Mrs. Ronald R. Schoof Dr. Lisa K. Speer Mrs. Connie North Quattlebaum Mr. and Mrs. D. Scott Schrader Mr. Wallace Spencer Dr. and Mrs. J. Randall O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Rainey, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Scifres Mr. and Mrs. Jim P. Spradley Mr. and Mrs. Walter O'Farrell Mr. and Mrs. Julian E. Rainey Mr. and Mrs. B. Rue Scott Dr. and Mrs. Jerry G. St. John Mrs. Jimmie D. O'Hare Dr. Kyle H. Ramsey Mr. Frank Semelka Mrs. Carolyn Staley Mrs. Melody A. Oliver Dr. and Mrs. Lance C. Raney Mr. Robert Shank Mr. and Mrs. E. Ray Stalnaker Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Orr Mrs. Dorothy Rapert Sharon Baptist Church, Arp, TX Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Stamp Ms. Chidi Osuagwu Ms. Timi S. Ray Mrs. Susan E. Sharp Mr. and Mrs. L. Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Nicky Otts Rebsamen Insurance Shiloh Baptist Church, Stanford Mrs. Iris Owen Foundation, Little Rock Arkadelphia Mr. David T. Stanley Mr. and Mrs. Luke Owens Mr. and Mrs. H. Kenneth Reed Mr. and Mrs. Rodney A. Short Mr. Sanford Stark Mrs. Pat C. Owens Mr. and Mrs. Homer D. Reed Mr. and Mrs. Phillip N. Shupe Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Staton Mr. and Mrs. Raymond F. Mr. and Mrs. Olan W. Reeves Dr. and Mrs. James C. Ms. Betty H. Stegall Owens CPT and Mrs. Joe Reitano Simmons Drs. Bill and Jill Steinsiek Mrs. Leslie C. Owsley-Hinson Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. John B. Simmons Mr. James Padgett Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Papia Mr. and Mrs. Hardie Reynolds, Drs. Joe and Gay Pappin Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Mr. Matthew A. Rhoads Parker Mr. and Mrs. Justin D. Rhymes Mrs. Grace Nell Patterson Dr. and Mrs. Richard Richett Ms. Nancy E. Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Riggs Mr. and Mrs. Mike Paul Mr. and Mrs. John A. Roach Ms. Flossie E. Payne Dr. and Mrs. Noble L. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Joe Peacock Mr. and Mrs. Russell S. Mr. and Mrs. Todd B. Pearlstein Roberts Ms. Miriam Pederson Rev. and Mrs. H. Doyne Dr. and Mrs. George R. Robertson Peeples Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Robertson Penland Mr. and Mrs. Terry Robertson Mr. and Mrs. James C. Perry Mr. and Mrs. Mark T. Robinson Dr. and Mrs. Martin Perry Drs. Tommy and Johnnie Mr. Timothy P. Perry Roebuck Dr. and Mrs. Gene Petty Mr. and Mrs. Bobby L. Rollins Mr. and Mrs. J. Jason Petty Miss Carol S. Roper D ONOR RE COGNITION • 49 Mr. and Mrs. George W. Mr. Glen D. Taylor Dr. and Mrs. Charles Venus Mr. Roy V. Whitten Stevenson Rev. and Mrs. Harold W. Taylor Mr. Richard Vernor Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Stewart Dr. Jim Taylor Dr. and Mrs. William C. Viser Whitworth, Jr. Ms. Neta Stewart Mrs. Norma Taylor Dr. and Mrs. David L. Wadley Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Wicks Rev. and Mrs. Kevin E. Stilley Dr. Preston A. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Roger C. Mr. Michael Wiebe Mrs. Anne Sugg Stone Mr. and Mrs. Barry B. Telford Waggoner Mr. and Mrs. Russell A. Wilbers Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Stone Mr. and Mrs. Anthony L. Tench Dr. and Mrs. J. Mark Wakefield Mr. and Mrs. Randy Wilbourn Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Stone Mr. and Mrs. Duane Thomas Mrs. Corinne Walker Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Wilcox, Mr. Vernon E. Stone Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. James A. Walker Jr. Mr. Herbert Stout Mr. and Mrs. William R. Mr. and Mrs. James E. Walker Mr. and Mrs. A. Oorvan Wiley Mr. Kent S. Street Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Walker Mr. and Mrs. C. Fred Williams Mr. and Mrs. Scott M. Street Mr. Larry Thompson Ms. Karen V. Wallace Dr. and Mrs. David K. Williams Mr. Huey P. Strickland Mr. and Mrs. James E. Mr. Michael W. Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Mr. and Mrs. Gregory L. Stroud Thurston Mrs. Evelyn Ward Williams Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Stuckey, Tiburon Baptist Church, Mr. and Mrs. Leon C. Ward Dr. and Mrs. J. Dawson Jr. Tiburon, CA Mr. and Mrs. M. Kenneth Williams Mrs. Marian F. Sugden Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Tice Wasson Dr. and Mrs. Jeff Williams Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Sullinger Dr. and Mrs. C. Bruce Tippit Mr. and Mrs. Keith V. Watson Mr. Joe R. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Joe D. Sullivan Dr. and Mrs. Charles R. Tittle Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Watson Dr. and Mrs. Paul E. Williams Dr. and Mrs. Claude W. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Toler Mr. and Mrs. Phillip R. Watts Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Sumerlin Mr. and Mrs. Ed Tollett Rev. and Mrs. Lehman F. Webb Williamson Mr. and Mrs. William H. Mr. and Mrs. Gary D. Tollett Ms. Gracie Weems Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Willis Summar, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Ernest W. Mr. and Mrs. R. Lance West Mr. and Mrs. Arvel T. Wilson Rev. and Mrs. E. Leroy Tompkins Dr. and Mrs. Ronald E. West Mr. Jack L. Wilson Summers Dr. and Mrs. Charles W. Tow Miss lla M. Westerman Dr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Suratt Dr. and Mrs. William Trantham Mr. Stephen B. Westlund Mr. M. Jerod Winemiller Mr. and Mrs. James L. Syer COL and Mrs. Thomas F. Treat Dr. and Mrs. Edmund E. Ms. Lisa Winters Mr. and Mrs. John W. Tannehill Trinity Baptist Church, Weynand Mr. and Mrs. H. Ross Wisely Mrs. Billie Tanner Oak Grove, LA Mr. Mark E. Weynand Dr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Allen J. Tarbutton, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Trulove Mr. and Mrs. Don White Witherspoon Jr. COL and Mrs. Harold A. Tucker Mr. and Mrs. James R. White II Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dung Kwai Mr. and Mrs. Scott Tatman Rev. and Mrs. C. Alan Tyson Mr. John and Rev. Virginia Wong Mr. Douglas and Dr. Caroline Mr. and Mrs. W. Garry Upton White Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Woodall Taylor Dr. and Mrs. David Uth Mr. and Mrs. John R. White Mr. and Mrs. Mark I. Miss Faye Marie Taylor Drs. William and Rosemary Mr. and Mrs. Scott N. White Wooderson Mr. and Mrs. Floyd J. Taylor, Sr. Vance Rev. and Mrs. W. Harold White Dr. Randal A. Woodfield Dr. and Mrs. H. Douglas Woodford Woodlawn Baptist Church, Little Rock Mr. and Mrs. David W. Woodring Mrs. Dorothy I. Wooten Mr. and Mrs. James E. Wooten, Sr. Miss J. Kay Work Mrs. Jan R. Wright Mr. and Mrs. John G. Wright Miss Tona D. Wright Mr. and Mrs. William G. Wright Ms. Frances Wylie Mr. Ming Xu Mr. Jimmy N. Yancey Mr. and Mrs. Cecil E. Yates, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Yoakum Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L. Young Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Young Mr. Stuart D. Young COL and Mrs. Ronny L. Yowell Mr. Duane Zachary Mr. and Mrs. Virgil A. Zastrow Mr. and Mrs. William Zeagler Mr. and Mrs. Leland Zimmerman, Sr.

50 • DONOR RECOGNITION THE LOYALTY CLUB GIFTS OF $1 TO $99 • ]UNE 1, 2001- MAY 31,2002

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Abernethy Mr. and Mrs. Tommy G. Aud Mr. and Mrs. Johnny W. Baxter Mr. and Mrs. Dean L. Blakelock Mr. and Mrs. James L. Abney Rev. and Mrs. Jack Auten, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. W. Keith Baxter Mr. Rick and Dr. Judith Blalock Dr. and Mrs. George L. Ackerman Mrs. Betty A. Autry Mr. and Mrs. 0. Lyndal Bayless Mr. and Mrs. Bob Blank Dr. and Mrs. A. Richard Adams Mr. and Mrs. Tommie D. Ayers Mrs. Ouida B. Bean Mr. and Mrs. Billy Blankenship Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adams Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ayres Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Bearden Mrs. Lesli D. Blazer Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Christopher A. Babb Ms. Karen Bearden Dr. and Mrs. James H. Bledsoe Mr. and Mrs. David E. Adams Ms. H. Betty Babb Mr. and Mrs. Brian W. Beck Mr. and Mrs. Kevin R. Bledsoe Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Adams Mrs. Judy Babb Mrs. Tiffany E. Beck Mr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Blevins Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Adams Rev. and Mrs. Keith F. Babb Mr. and Mrs. Harrell Beckwith Mr. and Mrs. 0 . Porter Blizzard Mr. and Mrs. Rick Adams Mr. and Mrs. Rex E. Babcock Beech Street Baptist Church, Ms. Gay Block Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie H. Adams Rev. and Mrs. Mark G. Baber Gurdon Mr. and Mrs. John L. Bloomfield Ms. Donna K. Adkins Rev. and Mrs. Bob J. Bacon Mrs. Kimberly A. Beechem Mrs. Patsy A. Blount Dr. Samuel T. Adkins Mr. D. Alan Bagley Mr. and Mrs. Norman Beeman Mrs. Verna Bluhm Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Adkins Mr. N. Andrew B9-gley Mr. and Mrs. C. Raymond Beene Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boak Mrs. Judith A. Ahart Mr. Bryan A. Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Brian K. Bell Mrs. Sandra E. Boatman Mrs. Peggy J. Aiken Mr. and Mrs. C. Doyne Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Dennis L. Bell Rev. and Mrs. John S. Bohannon Mrs. M. B. Ainley Mr. Donald E. Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Bell Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bolton Mr. and Mrs. Mike Akin Dr. and Mrs. John Paul Baird Mr. and Mrs. Scott C. Bell Judge and Mrs. Clifton Bond Mrs. Bennie S. Al exander Mr. and Mrs. Kyle S. Baird Ms. Mary L. Benberg Mr. and Mrs. G. Clayton Bond Mr. and Mrs. Claud E. Alexander Mrs. Albirdia Baker Mr. and Mrs. J. Ryan Benefield Mr. Carl Bonds Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Geren D. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Chris G. Bengoa Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Bone Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Alfred Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Baker Dr. and Mrs. George H. Benjamin Mr. and Mrs. P. Steven Bone Mr. and Mrs. Wayne G. Alfred Mrs. Shannon M. Baker Mr. and Mrs. John Benjamin Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Bone Dr. and Mrs. Harold Algee Mrs. Sheila Baker Ms. Estelle D. Bennett Re~and Mrs. R. A. Bone Mr. Eugene G. Allbritten Mr. and Mrs. Stanley G. Baker Mr. Jason M. Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Dale Booker Mr. and Mrs. Dickie Allen Dr. and Mrs. Todd F. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery M. Bennett Rev. and Mrs. C. Phelan Boone Dr. and Mrs. Garland H. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Billy Baldridge Mr. and Mrs. Larry R. Bennett Ms. Sharon R. Bostic Dr. Joan Gore Allen Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Eric Boutieller Mrs. Leanetta Allen Mr. and Mrs. Glenn B. Ballard Mrs. Rachel A. Bennett Rev. and Mrs. J. William Bowen Ms. Martha R. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Greg Ballard Mr. Toben Bennett Dr. and Mrs. Wayne H. Bowen Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen Mrs. Mary Lois Banks Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Benson Mrs. Gail Bowers Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Allen Mrs. Peggy R. Bankston Mr. and Mrs. Phil Benson Mr. Philip F. Bowles Allen Pharmacy, Weatherford OK Mr. and Mrs. Don Barber Mr. and Mrs. Adam H. Benton Miss Donna J. Bowman Mr. and Mrs. A. Reid Allison Mr. and Mrs. John S. Barber Mrs. Grace Berg Mrs. T. A. Bowman Mr. and Mrs. Alvie E. Allison Mr. and Mrs. W. Gene Barentine Mrs. Carolyn C. Berry Mr. and Mrs. Brian A. Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Bill D. Allison Mrs. M. Sue Barger Mr. and Mrs. Charles Berry Mr. David E. Boyd, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Robert F. Allison Mr. and Mrs. Larry C. Barker Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Berry Mrs. Ginny D. Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Chancie Allred Mr. and Mrs. R. Kyle Barlow Rev. and Mrs. Edward Robert Mrs. Pamela S. Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Clay Almond Mr. and Mrs. Adam C. Barnard Berry Miss Christine A. Boydstun Mr. and Mrs. Bradley T. Amberger Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Barnard, Dr. Jeannette Berry Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brackeen Mr. and Mrs. Austin W. Amos Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jim L. Berry Ms. Susan E. Brackett Mr. and Mrs. Edward K. Anderson Ms. Christine Barnes Mr. John T. Berry, Jr. Ms. Cheryl K. Bradford Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Kevin D. Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Don J. Berthelot Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Bradley Dr. and Mrs. Jim G. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Berthelot Mr. and Mrs. Craig A. Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Larry C. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Bettis Mr. and Mrs. James E. Bradley Mr. Loyd and Dr. Virginia Anderson Mrs. Tammy Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Troy L. Bevers Mrs. Martha J. Bradley Dr. and Mrs. Norman D. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. M. Scott Barnett Mr. and Mrs. Steven W. Beyer Mrs. Brenda Bradley-Philson Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Anderson Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Barnett Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Mrs. Ethel A. Bragg Mr. and Mrs. Rufus P. Anderson Mrs. Paula J. Barnett Biederman Mr. and Mrs. Allen Brannon Mrs. Cheryl D. Andreson Mr. and Mrs. Ray J. Barnett Mr. and Mrs. Dan L. Biggs, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer F. Brannon Mr. and Mrs. Loyd E. Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Ed Barnhart Mr. and Mrs. William C. Bird Mr. and Mrs. Vernon L. Brannon Mr. and Mrs. Paul Anthes Mr. and Mrs. R. Glen Barnhill Rev. and Mrs. John T. Birdsong Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Branson Mr. and Mrs. Dale Anthony Mr. John D. Barnum Mr. Berry Bishop Mr. Dennis Brashier Mr. James M. Anthony Mr. and Mrs. D. Jason Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Bradley G. Bishop Mr. and Mrs. Larry Brawner Mrs. Madge E. Archer Mrs. Flay G. Barrow Mr. and Mrs. E. Thaddeus Bishop Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Brawner Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Archer Mr. and Mrs. Steve H. Barry Mr. and Mrs. James F. Bishop Rev. Kenneth W. Bray Arkansas Oklahoma Gas Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Barteaux Mr. and Mrs. Ken Bison Mr. Louie Bray Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Darrell R. Barton Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bisswanger Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Bray Mr. and Mrs. David Armbruster Dr. John Robert Bass Mr. Clyde K. Bizzell Dr. Detri L. Brech Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Armstrong Mr. John W. Bass Mrs. Nadine B. Bjorkman Mr. Barry Breeding Mrs. Sharis Armstrong Dr. and Mrs. Don T. Basse Mr. and Mrs. Aaron T. Black Mr. and Mrs. Doyle G. Breedlove Mr. and Mrs. Elliott 0 . Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Barry D. Bates Ms. Vickie Lee Black Mrs. Barbara Brevig CPT and Mrs. John Paul H. Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Jason R. Bates Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Blackburn Mr. and Mrs. Gerald D. Brewer Dr. and Mrs. Bill J. Arrington Miss Jill C. Bates Mr. and Mrs. Trevitt D. Blackburn Mr. and Mrs. Michael 0. Brewer Pastor Robert R. Ashcraft Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Bates Mr. and Mrs. Joe E. Blackerby Rev. and Mrs. Darrell G. Bridges Mr. William H. Ashcraft Joy Barrick· Batson Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin C. Blackwell Mrs. Bernice Smith Bridgman Mr. William E. Atchison Mr. and Mrs. B.A. Baugus Mr. and Mrs. Dale W. Blackwell Mr. Elten D. Briggs Mr. and Mrs. Jim Atchley Mr. William R. Baum Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Blake Mr. and Mrs. Roger Briggs Mr. and Mrs. Mason R. Atkinson Miss Jamie C. Bauman Mr. and Mrs. Brent Blake Mr. Jason L. Bright D ONOR RECOGNITI ON • 51 Mr. and Mrs. Chad 0. Brinkley Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burkhead Mr. and Mrs. Steven G. Care Mrs. Renella J. Clemons Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Briscoe, Jr. Miss Jennifer M. Burks Mr. and Mrs. Roger Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Craig Cloud Mr. and Mrs. Sam W. Bristow Miss Julie M. Burks Mr. and Mrs. J. Dale Carlton Mr. Michael A. Cloud Mr. and Mrs. B. Mandel Brockinton Rev. and Mrs. Barry S. Burnett Dr. and Mrs. Donald A. Carnahan Mr. Walter P. Cloud Mr. and Mrs. Edward N. Brogdon Mr. Danny Burnette Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Carney Mr. and Mrs. John T. Clower, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Brooks Mrs. Shelby Burruss Mr. Benjamin Carothers Rev. and Mrs. Norman L. Goad Mr. and Mrs. Del N. Brooks Mr. and Mrs. John Bursley Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Carozza Mr. and Mrs. Andrew B. Cobb Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy L. Brooks Dr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Burt Mrs. Martha Carozza Mrs. Judy N. Cobb Mr. and Mrs. John M. Brooks Mr. Brian W. Burton Mr. and Mrs. R. Marcus Carozza Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Coble Mr. and Mrs. Barry E. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Burton Ms. Gwynn L. Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Stacy Cogbill Mr. and Mrs. Bill L. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Matt Burton Ms. Nancy R. Carpenter Ms. Bettie S. Coile Miss Gortney A. Brown Mr. William B. Burton Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carpenter, Sr. Mrs. Jimmie D. Coile Mr. and Mrs. Darrell L. Brown Dr. and Mrs. James D. Busby Dr. and Mrs. John R. Carr Mr. and Mrs. Andy Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Hugh E. Brown Mr. Darin G. Buscher Mr. and Mrs. Billy Carroll Mrs. Debbie Coleman Mr. and Mrs. James A. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Bush Mr. and Mrs. Brian Carroll Dr. and Mrs. L. H. Coleman Mrs. Linda K. Brown Mr. and Mrs. William W. Bush Mr. and Mrs. David A. Carrouth Mr. and Mrs. Steve R. Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Philip A. Brown Miss Leah Bushey Mr. and Mrs. C. Shane Carson Mr. Jeremy Collie Rev. and Mrs. Ray D. Brown Dr. and Mrs. Alton Butler Mr. and Mrs. Doug Carson Mr. David V. Collins Mr. Ronald E. Brown Rev. and Mrs. Ronald W. Butler Mr. and Mrs. Mark Carson Dr. and Mrs. George P. Collins Mrs. Velna Brown Mr. Don E. Butram Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carson Dr. and Mrs. Jason P. Collins Mr. and Mrs. W. Harley Brown Mr. William T. Buzbee Mrs. A. Ruth Carswell Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Collins Ms. Amanda Carter Mrs. Mary G. Collins Mr. Calvin Carter and Mrs. Linda Mrs. Pauline W. Collinsworth Carter Ms. Joann Combee Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Carter Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dean Combs Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Carter Mr. and Mrs. C. Douglas Compton Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Carter Mr. and Mrs. D. Thomas Compton Mr. and Mrs. Darrell W. Cartwright Mr. and Mrs. James M. Conard Rev. and Mrs. L. Clifford Case Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Conine Mrs. Jacque B. Cash Mr. and Mrs. David L. Cook Mr. and Mrs. Jerry J. Cash Mrs. Sarah L. Cook Ms. Kay Cason Mr. and Mrs. Theodore S. Cook, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. David L. Cassady Miss Toni B. Cook Mr. George S. Castleberry Mr. and Mrs. R. Todd Cooley Mr. and Mrs. Stephen S. Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Coon Castleberry Mr. J. Lee Coon Mrs. Judith A. Casto Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Copeland, Ms. Virgie I. Caston Jr. Ms. Kathleen Cates Mrs. Laura C. Copeland Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Cathey Ms. Marian D. Copeland Mr. and Mrs. Gary Catlett Dr. and Mrs. Thompson P. Mr. and Mrs. Glen E. Catlett Copeland Mr. and Mrs. David Chance Mr. and Mrs. Thurl Copeland Mr. and Mrs. James E. Chance Ms. Anne P. Coppenger Mr. and Mrs. Keith C. Chancey Mr. and Mrs. Jerry G. Corbitt Mr. and Mrs. John C. Chandler, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David J. Cordell Mr. and Mrs. Don Chaney Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Corley, Jr. Ms. Doris J. Chediak Dr. and Mrs. Howard Corley Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cheek Dr. and Mrs. Kevin Cornelius LT and Mrs. Philip D. Chelf Rev. Charles Cornell Rev. Gary C. Chenoweth Mr. and Mrs. Kyler Cornish Dr. Millard R. Cherry Miss Dayle S. Cosh Mr. and Mrs. Larry G. Chesser Mr. and Mrs. Robert Costner Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Chesshir Ms. Marcia Cothran Mr. Joe W. Bruce Mr. and Mrs. David L. Byers Ms. Kathy Childers Mr. and Mrs. Archie W. Cothren Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Brundige Mr. and Mrs. Lannie C. Byrd Mr. and Mrs. Bryon K. Childress Mr. and Mrs. C. Wayne Couch Mrs. Betty C. Bruner Mr. Ron Byrns Dr. Miranda M. Childs Mr. and Mrs. Billy Coulter Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bruner Rev. and Mrs. James D. Byrum Mr. and Mrs. Brett W. Chumley Mr. Roy T. Coulter Dr. Barry J. Bryan Rev. and Mrs. W. T. Byrum Mr. and Mrs. Todd R. Chumley Mr. Oral F. Cover Mr. D. W. Bryan Mr. Stephen W. Cable Mr. and Mrs. C. Timothy Church Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Cox Mr. and Mrs. David L. Bryan Mr. Clarke H. Cag le Mr. and Mrs. Robert Churchman Mr. Franklin D. Cox Rev. and Mrs. James R. Bryant Ms. Jean M. Cahill Mr. and Mrs. Jay L. Clack Mr. and Mrs. L. Eugene Cox Ms. Patricia Bryant Mr. Mike Cain Mrs. Edith Clanton Mr. and Mrs. S. Cary Cox Mrs. Rebekah Spencer Bryant Mr. and Mrs. Tim Cain Mr. and Mrs. Dale Clark Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Craft Mr. and Mrs. Henry Buck Mr. and Mrs. Donn C. Calaway Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Blain R. Craig Ms. Sadie Buckley Dr. Patsy S. Caldwell Mr. Henry Clark Mr. and Mrs. Calvin B. Craig Ms. Jamie Bueker Mr. and Mrs. R. Eddie Caldwell Mrs. Mary E. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Crain Mr. G. Matthew Buie Mr. Randal Caldwell Mr. R. Andrew Clark Rev. and Mrs. Lindsay W. Crain Mr. and Mrs. Victor Buie Mr. and Mrs. Ronald R. Caldwell Rev. and Mrs. Robert E. Clark, Sr. Mrs. Paul E. Crandall Miss Amy R. Bull Mr. and Mrs. Timothy A. Caldwell Mr. Tony Clark Mr. and Mrs. Larry Crangle Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bull Mrs. Earline Holt Calhoun Mr. and Mrs. Samuel L. Clary Mrs. Sue Short Crawley Mr. and Mrs. Johnny N. Bunch Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Callaway Dr. and Mrs. C. David Claybrook Dr. and Mrs. John Creamer Rev. and Mrs. Roy D. Bunch Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Calvert Mr. and Mrs. Dean Clayton Dr. and Mrs. Jerry Creek Mr. and Mrs. Carl Burdine Ms. Sarah M. Campbell Rev. John H. Clayton Mr. and Mrs. John M. Crews Mr. and Mrs. Dwight D. Burke Miss Betty K. Cannon Mr. Tony Clayton Mrs. Sarah Boland Crittenden 52 • DONOR RECOGNITION Miss Jennifer L. Croft Mr. and Mrs. Steven S. Day Miss Lauren E. Eagle Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. William G. Croft Mr. Ron Dean Mr. and Mrs. Glen A. Earnest Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie E. Ferguson Mrs. Kathy Houghton Crone Ms. Janette Deaton Ms. Marylin S. Easley Mr. and Mrs. Jay T. Fickle Ms. Susan M. Crosby Mrs. Susan DeBoer Mr. Philip Easley Mrs. M. H. Fielding Rev. and Mrs. Randall K. Cross Dr. and Mrs. James R. DeBusk Mr. and Mrs. AI P Eason, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Fields Mrs. Vickie Crossno Mr. and Mrs. Gary E. Deffenbaugh East Mt. Zion Baptist Church, Mr. Micheal S. Fikes Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Crouch Mr. and Mrs. J. Rodger Dehan Clarksville Dr. and Mrs. Andrew A. Finkbeiner Mr. and Mrs. John L. Crouse Mr. and Mrs. Michael DelaCerda Mr. and Mrs. Clark D. Easter Miss Kimberly A. Fischer Mr. Daren Crow Mrs. Daytra L. Demmings Mr. and Mrs. Jack Eastwood Mrs. Damona D. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Zachary A. Crow Mr. Arvin M. Dempsey Mr. and Mrs. Joel S. Ebersole Mr. and Mrs. Kevin S. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Crowder Mr. Joseph P Dempsey Mr. Glenn H. Ecker Mrs. Patricia Fisher Dr. and Mrs. M. M. Crowe Ms. Bettie Deniston Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Edds Mr. Harold K. Fithian Mr. and Mrs. Sherwin C. Crumley Ms. Janice Denning Mr. and Mrs. James N. Edge Mr. and Mrs. K. Michael J. Mr. and Mrs. James S. Crump Rev. and Mrs. Bobby C. Denton Ms. Barbara Edigo Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. Kim Crutchfield Mr. PaulS. Denton Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Flaig Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Crutchfield Dr. and Mrs. Wallace Denton Edmondson Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Flanagan Mrs. M. Carol Crutchley Mr. and Mrs. Elmer R. DePaula Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy L. Edmondson Mr. James R. Flannagan Crystal Hill Senior Citizens, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Derby Miss Ginnie E. Edstrom Rev. and Mrs. William H. Fleming Little Rock Mr. and Mrs. Jay A. Dess Mr. and Mrs. Andrew L. Edwards Mr. Jeffery B. Flowers Mr. Clay Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Deviney, COL Bob E. Edwards Mrs. Joyce A. Flowers Mr. Jason D. Cunningham Jr. Rev. and Mrs. Robert J. Edwards Mrs. Alma Floyd Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Jerry DeVorak Mrs. Nelia B. Efird-Schell Mr. and Mrs. Tony A. Floyd Ms. Sue Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Marcus D. DeVorak Mr. Stephen L. Efurd Mr. and Mrs. Travis C. Floyd Mrs. Ada R. Curry Mr. Kevin DeVore Mr. and Mrs. John L. Eggers Mr. and Mrs. William T. Flynt Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Curry Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 0. DeVore Mr. James J. Ehrhard Mr. Quigley J. Foran Mr. and Mrs. James P Curtis Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. Dial Mr. and Mrs. Larry W. Eichman Mr. and Mrs. John Ford Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dabbs Miss Jaime L. Dick Mrs. Eva Jean Elahi Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Ford Mr. and Mrs. David W. Daily Mr. James H. Dick Mr. and Mrs. John D. Eldridge Ill Mr. Mark Forrest Mr. and Mrs. John L. Dalby Mr. Raymond E. Dickert Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Elledge Ms. Tammy W. Fortune Mrs. M. Rebecca Dallas Mr. David Dickinson Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Elledge Mrs. Virginia Forward Ms. Charlotte Daniel Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dickson Ms. Marilyn N. Ellen Ms. Julie Foster Mr. and Mrs. David E. Daniel Ms. Donna Diebold Mr. and Mrs. Scott N. Ellen Mr. Ryan Foster Mr. and Mrs. Doyle W. Daniel, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. E. Thomas Dingier Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Elliff Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fowler Mr. and Mrs. James J. Daniel Mr. James M. Dippel Miss Rebecca L. Elliff Mr. Daniel J. Fowler Ms. Roxye Daniel Mr. and Mrs. John E. Dippel Ms. Verna S. Elliot Ms. Rita Fowler Mr. and Mrs. Donald Daniels Mrs. Geneva Dismukes Mr. and Mrs. Phillip C. Elliott Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fowler Miss Natalie N. Danna Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ditzig Mr. and Mrs. Samuel L. Elliott Mr. James A. Fox, Esq. Mr. Clayton S. Danner Mr. John W. Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Wyley A. Elliott Mr. and Mrs. John J. Frady Mrs. Elizabeth Danner Mr. and Mrs. Mark Donnell Dr. and Mrs. T. Selwyn Ellis Mrs. Lucille Franklin Miss Molly F. Darden Mr. and Mrs. Mark Donohue Mr. John W. Elrod Mr. and Mrs. James E. Franks Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Darr Ms. Leigh Ann Dooley Mr. and Mrs. Larry W. Elrod Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Franks Mrs. Patsy Darr Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Dooley Dr. and Mrs. Steven L. Emerson Mr. Justin 0. Franz Mrs. Margaret J. Darracott Mr. and Mrs. Steven W. Dooly Ms. Virginia Emerson Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Franz Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Daven Dr. Peggy R. Dorris Rev. Floyd Emmerling Mr. and Mrs. Ward Franz Mr. and Mrs. Tony Davenport Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Doucet Mr. and Mrs. Marc J. Emrich Mr. and Mrs. William 0. Franz Mr. and Mrs. Larry F. David Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Dougan Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ennes Mr. and Mrs. William R. Franz Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 0 . Davidson Mrs. Christy A. Dougan Mrs. Amy L. Epp Miss Laura J. Fraser Mrs. Viola Davidson Ms. Donna L. Dougan Mr. and Mrs. R. Jeffrey Erwin Mr. Bill Frazier Dr. and Mrs. David Davila Mr. and Mrs. Randall L. Dougherty Mr. and Mrs. J. Wayne Eskridge Mr. and Mrs. David R. Free Mrs. Allison M. Davis Miss Jodi D. Dowell Mr. and Mrs. Joe Esparza Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Freel, Jr. Mrs. Ashli Ahrens Davis Mr. and Mrs. James R. Drake Mrs. Gertrude Trudy Esry Ms. Alta Freeman Ms. Cathy S. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Johnathon D. Drake Mr. and Mrs. Otis H. Estes, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Freeman Mr. Doug Davis Mr. John Dresbach Rev. and Mrs. R. Stefan Eubanks Mr. and Mrs. William L. Freeman Mr. Doyne L. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Lee Driggers Rev. and Mrs. Carroll L. Evans Miss Janna Freibolt Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E. Davis Rev. and Mrs. Arlo Duba Mr. and Mrs. David Evans Mr. and Mrs. G. Paul French Mrs. Harriett Davis Mrs. Julia Ducote Mr. Don L. Evans Mrs. Joyce L. French Mr. James Leslie Davis Rev. and Mrs. J. Russell Duffer Mr. and Mrs. Joe D. Evans Rev. and Mrs. Leroy French Ms. Janet B. Davis Ms. Donna Dugas Mr. Joshua J. Evans Mr. and Mrs. David Frensley Mr. and Mrs. Jay B. Davis Miss Carla R. Duggan Mr. and Mrs. Mark Evans Mr. Norman B. Frisby Dr. Jerry L. Davis Dr. and Mrs. James E. Duke Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Evans Mrs. Betty C. Fry Mr. and Mrs. John E. Davis Ill Rev. Larry L. Duke Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Fuester Ms. Judy Davis Miss Shannon M. Duke Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Evans Rev. and Mrs. George H. Fuller, Jr. Ms. Linda Davis Mr. and Mrs. William 0. Dunaway Mr. and Mrs. J. 0 . Evatt Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Fuller Mrs. Louise Davis Dr. Janice M. Duncan Mr. and Mrs. Randy Evatt Mr. G. Stephen Fulton Mrs. Marty Davis Rev. and Mrs. Robert L. Duncan Mr. and Mrs. Dwight T. Everett Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Funderburk Miss Mary F. Davis Mrs. Olita Dunehew Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Everett Miss Fannie L. Fuqua Mrs. Patsy Davis Mr. and Mrs. Clifford E. Dunigan, Dr. and Mrs. W. Wayne Everett Mr. and Mrs. James A. Fussell Mr. Raymond F. Davis Jr. Mrs. Madelyn Ewbank Mrs. Janet A. Gaddis Mrs. Ruth M. Davis Ms. Louise W. Dunn Executive Board, ABSC Mrs. Bonita L. Gage Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Davis Mrs. Betty S. Dunnam Dr. and Mrs. Lance A. Faddis Miss Judith A. Gahr Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Dawkins Mrs. Dora J. Dupslaff Mrs. Aimee M. Fannin Mrs. Veda F. Gaines Mr. and Mrs. Don D. Dawley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley S. Durham Mr. and Mrs. Barry Farris Mr. and Mrs. John Gaither Mrs. Carolyn A. Daws Mrs. Barbara Dutton Dr. and Mrs. Jefferson D. Farris Dr. and Mrs. Steven E. Galatas Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Dawson Mr. and Mrs. Odes E. Dwiggins, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Kent S. Faught Dr. Marvin L. Galloway Mr. and Mrs. Fred Day Mr. Bryan A. Dykes Mr. and Mrs. Frankie Feltrop Mrs. Pearl Galloway DONOR REC OGNITION • 53 Mr. Brent S. Gambill Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gragg Mrs. Mary Handiboe Mr. and Mrs. Phillip L. Hays Miss Linda Gamble Mr. and Mrs. L. Eddie Graham Dr. and Mrs. James W. Hankins Dr. Ronald L. Hayworth Rev. E. Jody Gannaway Mrs. Lois C. Graham Mr. and Mrs. Ryan C. Hankins Mr. Steve Head Miss Laura R. Gannaway CPT and Mrs. Willis B. Graham Mrs. Vita J. Hankins Rev. and Mrs. James E. Heard Miss Jeni N. Gannon Mr. and Mrs. Craig Grantham Mr. and Mrs. William Hanna Mr. and Mrs. Duke Heath Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Garavel Mr. and Mrs. John R. Graves Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hanrahan Mr. and Mrs. Billy C. Heaton Mr. Frank Y. Garcia Ms. Emily Gray Mr. Don Hansen Mr. and Mrs. James P. Hedgecock Ray and Virginia Gardner Ms. Kimberly Gray Happy Zion Baptist Church, Mr. and Mrs. Bill F. Hefley Ms. Donna Garlington Mr. Larry M. Grayson Annapolis MO Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Hefley Rev. and Mrs. Joe Garrett Miss B. Renae Green Mr. and Mrs. Brian E. Harbison Mr. and Mrs. Barry Heinley Mr. Vaughan L. Garrett Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Green Mr. and Mrs. Andrew S. Hardie Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hejtmanek Mr. and Mrs. Kim D. Gartman Miss Jo Ellen Green Mr. and Mrs. C. Wayne Hardin Mr. Scott L. Heller Miss Elnora A. Gatlin Mr. and Mrs. Johnny C. Green Mrs. Harriet A. Hardin Ms. Janice M. Hemingway Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy D. Gattis Mrs. Kathy Green Mr. and Mrs. Loy C. Hardin Mr. and Mrs. David E. Henderson Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gattis Mr. and Mrs. Riley P. Green Ill Mr. Ronald Hardin Mr. Todd Henderson Rev. and Mrs. Freddie M. Gay Mr. Robin Green Mr. and Mrs. Graydon B. Hardister Mr. and Mrs. P. Kevin Hendrix Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Gearing Mr. and Mrs. Willie Green Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hardman Dr. and Mrs. Kyle D. Hensley Mr. and Mrs. Marlin R. Gennings Mrs. Eulalee Greene Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hardwick Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Henson Rev. and Mrs. Marvin Gennings Mr. Hollis E. Greene Ms. Bertha J. Hardy Dr. Tony L. Henthorne Miss Jo C. Gentry Mrs. Mary Jesse Greene Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hargis Mr. and Mrs. Doyle L. Herndon Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell E. Gentry Ms. Sally Greene Mrs. Maryhal Hargis Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Herron Mr. and Mrs. Carroll W. Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Mike Greenhaw Mrs. Sue S. Hargis Mr. Larry D. Herron Dr. and Mrs. Herman Gibson Ill Rev. and Mrs. Gregg R. Greenway Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Hargrove Mr. Merton J. Hershberger Mr. and Mrs. David Gieringer Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey H. Greer Mr. Tim Harkins Mr. and Mrs. James A. Herzfeld Mr. Richard L. Giffin Mr. and Mrs. Phillip D. Greer Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Harless Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Hickinbotham Mr. Corey J. Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Greer Mr. and Mrs. Olin L. Harn Ill Miss Trena J. Hickinbotham Mr. and Mrs. J. Harold Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Gene Gregory Rev. and Mrs. Madison C. Harness Ms. Billie B. Hickman Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M. Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Jacob F. Gregory Dr. Steven T. Harness Mr. Patrick W. Hicks CPT and Mrs. Gregory P. Gilbreath Rev. and Mrs. Elmer E. Griever, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Harp Miss Tanya S. Hicks Mr. Ovie A. Gill, Sr. Ms. Kristy Griffith Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Harp Mrs. Amanda L. Hill Rev. and Mrs. W. Craig Gilliam Mr. Paul Griffith Dr. and Mrs. Bob Harper Mr. and Mrs. Glynn Hill Ms. Jane Gillis Mr. and Mrs. Tom Grigson Mr. and Mrs. C. Michael Harper Mrs. Jimmie Lee Hill Mrs. Heidi Nunn Gilman Mr. and Mrs. Tony Guerra Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Harrell Mr. and Mrs. John C. Hill Mr. Steven J. Gimenez Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Gullatt Mr. Timothy B. Harrell Miss Kimberly M. Hill Ms. Doris T. Gipson Ms. Janis Gustke Mr. and Mrs. James J. Harrington Mr. and Mrs. 0. P. Hillard Mr. and Mrs. William R. Givens Mr. and Mrs. J. Eric Guthrie Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Harris Mr. and Mrs. Timothy D. Hinkson Mr. Thomas D. Gladden Rev. and Mrs. James E. Guthrie Mr. Donald R. Harris Mr. William D. Hinshaw Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Glass Rev. and Mrs. Fred T. Guy Miss J. Kelley Harris Rev. and Mrs. W. Tommy Hinson Mr. David A. Glaze Mr. and Mrs. Stan K. Guydon Mr. and Mrs. James 0. Harris Ill Rev. and Mrs. Maurice L. Hitt Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gleason Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Hafer Mr. Joseph E. Harris Mr. Donald Hix Mr. and Mrs. Larry G. Glover Mr. and Mrs. John R. Hagan Mrs. Margaret Harris Mr. and Mrs. Dewain W. Hodge Mr. and Mrs. Philip K. Glover MSGT and Mrs. John N. Ms. Margaret R. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Hodge Mr. Reginald Glover Hagewood, Jr. Mrs. Meryl D. Harris Mr. and Mrs. G. Shannon Hodges Mr. and Mrs. Terry N. Glover Ms. Christina Hain Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Harris, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis E. Hogue Mr. W. D. Gober Mr. and Mrs. J. Hugh Hairston Mr. and Mrs. Stanley J. Harris Miss Linda D. Hogue Mrs. Betty Jean Gobin Mrs. Ava Halbert Rev. and Mrs. G. Michael Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Jason Holcomb Mr. and Mrs. Clay L. Goff Ms. Anne Hale Mr. and Mrs. Greg Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Holder Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Goforth, Jr. Rev. and Mrs. Orville Haley Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Harrison Mrs. Dana L. Holiman Mr. and Mrs. David Golden Mr. and Mrs. T. Patton Halford Rev. and Mrs. Lawrence W. Ms. June P. Holland Mr. and Mrs. John W. Golden Mr. and Mrs. ·c lay R. Hall Harrison, Sr. Mrs. Kathleen Holland Rev. and Mrs. Oscar N. Golden Mr. and Mrs. David L. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Matthew B. Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Holland Rev. and Mrs. Hugh B. Goldsby Dr. Dena Hall Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Harrison Mr. and Mrs. W. Kyle Hollaway Miss Emily L. Goode Ms. Linda L. Hall Mr. Ronald and Dr. Judy Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Randy Hollis Mr. and Mrs. George E. Goode, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Hall Mr. N. Tristan Harry Mr. and Mrs. Jason S. Holsclaw Mrs. Cindy Goodman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alan Hall Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hart Dr. Barbara A. Holt Mr. and Mrs. Timothy D. Goodman Rev. and Mrs. Robert E. Hall Mr. and Mrs. J. Russell Hart Mr. John B. Honey Mr. W. David Goodman Mr. Ted W. Hall Dr. and Mrs. Mark E. Hart Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Hood Rev. and Mrs. J. Richard Goodrum Mrs. Wanda Hall Mr. Rusty Hartsell Ms. Kittie S. Hootman Dr. and Mrs. Carl E. Goodson Mr. and Mrs. Patrick L. Hallum Mr. and Mrs. James W. Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Hooks Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Goodson Mr. and Mrs. Dan Halter Mr. and Mrs. Phil Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Alan Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Goodwin Miss Meredith J. Ham COL and Mrs. Frank R. Hash (Ret) Ms. Doris M. Hopper Mrs. Rose Marie Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. Blake Hamby Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Hasley Mr. Brandon H. Horton Mr. and Mrs. Steve Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. James T. Hamic Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Hasley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Horton, Jr. Mr. llya Y. Gordeev Mr. and Mrs. C. AI Hamilton Mr. Jerry G. Hatley Mr. and Mrs. Eric F. Horton Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Gordon Dr. and Mrs. Craig Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Hatton Mr. and Mrs. Jerold A. Horton Mr. Joseph E. Gordy M r. and Mrs. J. Patrick Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. John H. Hatton LTC and Mrs. Samuel M. Horton Dr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Goss Mr. and Mrs. J. Wesley Hamilton Mr. Tom Hatton Mrs. Billie B. Hoskyn Mrs. Cathy Carter Gottsponer Mr. and Mrs. James M. Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hauserman Hot Springs Baptist Church Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Goudy Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hammond Ms. Deborah Hawkins Dr. and Mrs. Patrick Houlihan Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Gould Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hammons Mr. Steve Hawkins Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. House Mr. and Mrs. Warren Govinchuck Mrs. Rosemary Reed Hamner Mr. M. Aaron Hawley Mr. and Mrs. Brent D. Houston Miss Michelle D. Goza Dr. and Mrs. James E. Hampton Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hayes Mr. Craig J. Howard Ms. Janice Graddy Mr. and Mrs. Larry W. Hampton Mr. and Mrs. Kelly J. Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Howard Mr. and Mrs. Gerald R. Grady, Sr. Ms. Opal R. Hampton Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Hayes, Jr. Miss Jacquelyn F. Howell Ms. Sue Ann Graeber Mr. Del Hancock Mr. and Mrs. Labe Haynie Ms. Karen Howell 54 • D ONOR RECOGNITION Mr. Thomas Howell Mrs. Maggie F. Katsanos Mr. and Mrs. John P. Klein Mr. and Mrs. Brian F. Huber Mr. and Mrs. Emmitt Kauk Mrs. Sandra S. Kleinert Ms. LaVerne Hall Hudson Mr. and Mrs. William G. Keasler Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Kliewer Mr. and Mrs. Deron Huerkamp Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Keeling Mr. and Mrs. R. Kim Klockenga Rev. and Mrs. Claud Hughes Rev. Marvin D. Keenen Mr. and Mrs. Arley C. Knight Mr. and Mrs. James W. Hughes Mrs. Jan L. Keith Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Knight Mr. and Mrs. Willard D. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Keith Mr. and Mrs. Jack Knight Mr. Thomas Hulan Ms. Eva K. Kelley Mr. Junior E. Knight Mr. and Mrs. Bob Humbard Miss Helen Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Karlos W. Knight Mr. Stephen A. Humbard Miss Donna G. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Anthony G. Knighton Mr. and Mrs. Carl Humphrey Mr. and Mrs. Jon L. Kelsey Ms. Lila M. Knotts Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Mr. William N. Keltner Mr. and Mrs. Joe P. Koenig Humphries Miss Allison C. Kemmer Mrs. Grace Koller Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Huneycutt Mr. and Mrs. Ronald K. Kemp Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Koonce Miss Laurie Huneycutt ~~~~~77~U7.r-~ Miss A. Faith Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Billy R. Hunter Dr. and Mrs. David Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Kendall Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Neill L. Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hunter Mr. and Mrs. James E. Hurley Dr. and Mrs. Mark H. Hurst Mrs. Martha Hurst Dr. and Mrs. Michael B. Hurst Mr. and Mrs. M. Dalton Hutchins Rev. W. Clifford Hutchins Hutt Building Material Company, Pine Bluff Dr. Jae-Kwang Hwang Dr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Hyde Dr. and Mrs. Raymond E. ldeker Mr. and Mrs. G. Neil Ingram Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Inman Mr. and Mrs. William D. Inman Mrs. Robin E. Ishmael Mr. and Mrs. George lvey J&S Framing, Arkadelphia Mr. and Mrs. Glenn R. Jacks Ms. Carol A. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Jackson Mrs. Christina F. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Clyde W. Jackson Ms. Dana D. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Gary W. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Johnston Mr. and Mrs. Tony Kendall Mr. Robert S. Koonce, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. H. Dale Jackson Mr. Layne Johnston Dr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Kendrick Mr. Prabodha Koralage Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Jackson Mr. Johnny Jolley Mr. and Mrs. Jay A. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. A. David Kossover Miss Katie D. Jackson Rev. and Mrs. Ben J. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Randy Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. J. Jerome Kossover Mr. and Mrs. M. David Jackson Mr. and Mrs. C. Darwin Jones Mrs. Rebecca Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Kretsinger Miss Mauria E. Jackson Mrs. Cassidy K. Jones Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Kerley Mr. and Mrs. Steven E. Kroening Rev. Robert N. Jackson Rev. and Mrs. Clyde D. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Kerr, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James S. Krutza Rev. and Mrs. Scott R. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Jones Rev. and Mrs. Stuart A. Kersey Dr. Faye Kucera Mrs. Vera Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Homer T. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Owen H. Kersh Mr. and Mrs. John Kuespert Mr. Josef and Dr. Sandra Jaeger Mr. and Mrs. James H. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kesner Ms. Carolyn Kuhn Dr. and Mrs. W. Dennis James, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Jones Mrs. Wanda K. Kesner Mrs. Rebecca A. Kuntz Mr. and Mrs. Jon P. Janssen Dr. Kevin G. Jones Mrs. Laurie L. Key Mr. Clark Kuyper Miss Megan D. Jantz Mr. L. Herrell Jones Mrs. Cynthia A. Kidd Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kuyper Rev. and Mrs. Thomas R. Jarrell Ms. Mary Jones Mrs. Paula K. Kiggins Mr. and Mrs. Christopher E. Kyle Mr. Leonard A. Jarvis Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Dale Killian Mr. George F. Kyle Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Jayroe Mrs. Patty Jones Mr. and Mrs. Larry Killian Mr. and Mrs. M. J. LaDue Mrs. Byrla W. Jean Mr. and Mrs. R. Larry Jones Mrs. Anita T. Killion Ms. Marissa B. Lafitte Mr. and Mrs. Chad W. Jeane Mr. Robert L. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Joel L. Kimery Mr. and Mrs. Danny Laird Mr. and Mrs. Brandon C. Jeffus Mr. and Mrs. Steven Jones Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Kimes Mrs. Lori J. Laird Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Jeghers COL and Mrs. Paul L. Joplin Mr. and Mrs. Allen King Lakeshore Heights Baptist Church, Mr. and Mrs. David L. Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. James D. Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Dru King Hot Springs Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. James R. Jordan Miss Gloria J. King Lakeside School District 9, Rev. and Mrs. D. C. Jensen Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd S. Jordan Mrs. Jana C. King Hot Springs Mr. Ron Jensen Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Steve King LTC and Mrs. Alvin L. Lambert Ms. Janet A. Jernigan Mr. Gary L. Joyce Mr. and Mrs. Brian B. Kirby Mr. and Mrs. Coy Lambert Mr. Randy L. Jerry Mrs. Patsy Joyner Mr. Joe M. Kirksey Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lambert Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jett Mr. and Mrs. George W. Juengst Miss Jeanne S. Kitchen Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Lambert, Jr. Mrs. Theva B. Jimenez Rev. and Mrs. Bradley T. Justice Mr. William H. Kittler Mrs. Jeane Lambie Rev. and Mrs. Harrison Johns Mrs. Fern G. Kafka Mr. and Mrs. William R. Kittrell Mr. and Mrs. Douglas W. Lancaster Rev. Bob W. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Kassing Mr. and Mrs. Gary G. Kl eck Ms. Irene Land D ONOR RECOGNITION • 55 LTC and Mrs. William H. Land Ill Ms. Faith A. Lovell Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Mayes Miss Debra J. Medlin Mr. and Mrs. William H. Land, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Todd Lovell Mr. Joshua K. Mayfield Mr. Michael P Medlin Mr. and Mrs. P. Todd Landes, Jr. Mr. B. Leon Lowe Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Mayhan, Jr. Mrs. Sharon K. Meek Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Landrum Mr. and Mrs. F. Douglas Lowe Mr. and Mrs. Travis Maynard Mr. and Mrs. Jon M. Meinecke Mr. and Mrs. Rick Landrum Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Lowrey, Jr. Mrs. Deborah McAllister Mr. and Mrs. Joe B. Melton Ms. April Lane Mrs. Ruth A. Lowery Mr. Matthew and Dr. Susan McBeth Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Melton Mr. . and Mrs. William H. Lane LTC and Mrs. Robert C. Lowry Mr. Bob McBrayer Mr. Todd Mennen Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Lang Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Lowry Mr. Jared McBride Mr. and Mrs. C. Brady Meredith Mr. and Mrs. Claude Langham Ms. Jimmie J. Loyd Mr. Jeff McBride Dr. and Mrs. Curtis Merrell Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Larson Mr. and Mrs. W. Richard Loyd Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. McBride Mr. and Mrs. Jason A. Merrick Ms. Beverly Latham Mr. and Mrs. Larry Luce Ms. Sylvia B. McBryde Mr. Jon Merryman Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lathan Mr. Norbert J. Lueken Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott McCallister Mr. James J. Metcalf Mr. James E. Latture Rev. and Mrs. Doyle L. Lumpkin Mr. and Mrs. James E. McCallister Mr. and Mrs. Howard H. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Douglas A. Lauver Rev. and Mrs. H. Richard Luster CMSGT and Mrs. James J. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Middleton Rev. and Mrs. Archie Lawrence Dr. and Mrs. Alan J. Lynch McCann (Ret) Mr. and Mrs. Jerry E. Miears Dr. and Mrs. Frank M. Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. William L. Machen Mr. Richard McCarter Mrs. Tamara M. Miles Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Maclean Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. McCartney Mr. Brian S. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Marvin A. Lawson, Jr. Ms. Georgiana Maclin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McCaughn Mr. and Mrs. Gary C. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Rick L. Lawson Mr. and Mrs. Brian F. Maddox Dr. and Mrs. Charles M. McClain Ill Mrs. Joan Miller Mr. and Mrs. Wayne A. Lawson Mr. and Mrs. Joshua C. Maddox Ms. Cindy K. McClain Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth F. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Layton Mrs. Wilma Maddox Mrs. Vera McClain Mr. Seth A. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy R. Lea Rev. and Mrs. George Y. Maeda Mr. Lynn R. McClung Mr. Brian L. Mills Mr. and Mrs. Raul Leal Mrs. Angela M. Magers Mr. Greg McCone Mrs. Letha Mills Ms. Adrian Ledbetter Mr. and Mrs. Kale D. Magness Mr. and Mrs. Traye D. McCool CPL Bryce D. Mitchell Mrs. Shirley A. Ledford Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Mahoney Mrs. Sherry S. McCord Mr. Chester Mitchell Ms. Deborah A. Lee Miss Emily A. Maifeld Mrs. Rachel L. McCormack Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mitchell Mrs. Gloria M. Lee Mr. and Mrs. John D. Main Mr. and Mrs. RobertS. McCormick Mrs. Marcie A. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Greg W. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Michael Malek LTC and Mrs. John E. McCown Chap. and Mrs. Paul N. Mitchell Dr. Cai Lei Mr. and Mrs. N. Porter Mallard Mr. and Mrs. James D. McCrary Mr. and Mrs. Thorp H. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. Leicht Dr. Anna Elizabeth Maloch Mr. and Mrs. Matthew A. McCrary Mr. James E. Mobley Dr. and Mrs. Jon P. Leim Dr. Robin J. Mangione Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. McCraw Mr. and Mrs. Dial A. Moffatt Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Lemons Ms. Billie Gaines Mann Mr. and Mrs. John S. McCuistion Mr. Jay Moffett Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Lemons COL Thomas L. Mann Mr. Jason L. McCullough Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Moncrief Mr. Ronald J. Lenart Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Mansfield Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. McDaniel Dr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Monfee Mr. and Mrs. Jesse D. Leopard Mr. and Mrs. Leslie T. Mariner, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jack McDaniel Mr. and Mrs. Kent Montavon Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Leseberg Mrs. Ann K. Marks Dr. and Mrs. Roy G. McDaniel Monticello First Baptist Church Mr. and Mrs. Bruce N. Leverson Ms. Sheryl Marks Mr. and Mrs. Russell P McDaniel Mrs. Patricia E. Montrose Levy Baptist Church, Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Marley Mr. and Mrs. Allen McDill Mr. and Mrs. Bradley S. Mooney North Little Rock Mr. and Mrs. Darry L. Marshall Miss Sylvia D. McDonnough Mrs. Betty Moore Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Lewallen Mr. and Mrs. David A. Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Miss Cynthia R. Moore Mr. and Mrs. E. Bennett Lewellen Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Marshall McDonough Dr. and Mrs. D. Jeffrey Moore Mr. and Mrs. C. Pat Lewellyn Mr. and Mrs. Kent Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Robert McDowell Miss Janet D. Moore Mr. and Mrs. John P. Lewis Ms. Mary Ann Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Max C. McElmurry Mrs. Mary E. Moore Mrs. Lisa T. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Russell Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. McElroy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Moore Mrs. Patricia B. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Curtis C. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Jerry McFarland Dr. and Mrs. P. Michael Moore Mr. Thurston J. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. D. Michael Martin Mr. and Mrs. Corey D. McGaha Mr. Paul H. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Wade Liberator Mr. and Mrs. Dallas A. Martin Mr. and Mrs. John D. McGee Mr. Reggie Moore Mrs. Bessie Lide Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. Martin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John N. McGee Dr. and Mrs. W. David Moore Life Line Baptist Church, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Jim McGill Ms. April D. Moreau Pleasant Plains Ms. Jane C. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Shay McGooden Mr. and Mrs. William A. Morehead Rev. Daniel S. Light Mr. and Mrs. Kirby B. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. McGough Mrs. Carol W. Morgan Ms. Margaret E. Lile/> Ms. Mary Louise Smith Martin Ms. Sandra L. McGuire Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Morgan Ms. Mary L. Limbaugh Mr. and Mrs. R. Wayne Martin Mr. and Mrs. Steven W. McGuire Dr. and Mrs. Glenn Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd E. Lindsey Miss Ruth A. Martin Ms. Ellen Marie Mcintosh Mr. and Mrs. Leon Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lingo Mr. and Mrs. Tim Martin Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Mcinturff Mrs. Martha Lee Morgan Mrs. Kathy Hutto Linn Dr. and Mrs. Tom Martin Mr. and Mrs. Samuel I. McKaig Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. Morgan Mrs. Etta M. Linton Mrs. Lucille Martindale Mrs. Nancy McKay Mr. W. Sean Morrell Mrs. Ether Bruce-Lipkins Mr. and Mrs. Steven W. Marzett Miss Kristen L. McKelvey Mr. and Mrs. Brad E. Morris Miss Courtney A. Lipscomb Mr. and Mrs. David T. Mashburn, Mrs. Betty McKenzie Mr. and Mrs. Steven P. Morris Mr. and Mrs. Homer Lisle Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David A. McKinney Mr. and Mrs. T. Mark Morris Mr. J. Bradford Little Mr. and Mrs. Edward P Mason Rev. and Mrs. Jack W. McKinnon Mr. and Mrs. James Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Robin D. Livers Mr. and Mrs. Eugene F. Mason Ill Mr. and Mrs. Keith McKnight Mr. Jerry Morrison Mr. and Mrs. James E. Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. Tim Mason Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. McKnight Mrs. Esther I. Morton Dr. and Mrs. C. Kenneth Locke Mr. and Mrs. Dewayne Massey Ms. Marlane Mclain Miss Suzanne M. Morton Mr. and Mrs. Chad Lockwood Mr. William L. Massey Mr. and Mrs. John E. Mclelland Mr. and Mrs. Baker Moseley Mr. and Mrs. Roger V. Logan Mr. and Mrs. Philip H. Massirer Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. McMenis Rev. Timothy H. Moseley Dr. and Mrs. Tom Logue Drs. Gerald and Julie Masterson Mr. and Mrs. Roy J. McMillan Mr. and Mrs. Edmond B. Moses Mr. and Mrs. Truman M. Lollar Rev. and Mrs. Jesse S. Matlock Ms. Susan T. McMillan Ms. Heather L. Moses Mr. and Mrs. Rod L. London Mr. and Mrs. N. Stueart Matlock Mr. and Mrs. Michael McMullen Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Mote Mr. and Mrs. Christopher R. Long Mr. and Mrs. Brant A. Matros Mr. and Mrs. James A. McMurry, Jr. Ms. Jo C. Mouhot Ms. Michelle Longley Mr. and Mrs. Matt Mattingly Miss Heather A. McNutt Mr. and Mrs. Bryant L. Moxley Judge J. Hugh Lookadoo, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Mattox Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McQueen Mt. Carmel Baptist Church, Cabot Mrs. Beverly A. Looney Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Mau Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. McRae Mr. and Mrs. Gager W. Mullins Mrs. Karen B. Lord Mrs. Doria Maule Mr. Lance S. McSwain Miss Kimberly H. Mundy Mrs. Dorothy M. Lovell Mr. and rs. Paul Maxson Mrs. Francene Measley Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Mundy 56 • DONOR RECOGNITION Miss Tina R. Murdock Mr. and Mrs. George D. Rev. and Mrs. Don B. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Russell W. Porter Dr. and Mrs. David K. Murphy Oosterhous Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Posey Mr. and Mrs. Paul Murphy Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Orellana Dr. and Mrs. Steven R. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. James M. Potts Mr. and Mrs. Rucker W. Murry Mr. Charles Orr Mr. and Mrs. W. Earl Phillips Mr. and Mrs. J. Philip Pounders Mr. Zachary E. Murtha Mrs. Diane Orsburn Mr. and Mrs. William G. Phillips Dr. Jeff Pounders Mrs. Deborah K. Muse Dr. and Mrs. David D. Ortiz Mr. Lee V. Phipps Mr. and Mrs. John H. Pounders Mr. and Mrs. Gene Myers Mr. and Mrs. Rick F. Osborn Miss Angela L. Pickens Mr. and Mrs. Brian K. Powell Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Myers Dr. and Mrs. Harold W. Osborne Ms. Mary L. Pickett Dr. and Mrs. Kerry G. Powell Mrs. Joyce Nabors Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Osburn, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Pierce Mrs. Annabelle Powers Ms. Casey Nacke Mr. and Mrs. Curt Osiek Mrs. Emily R. Pierce Rev. and Mrs. Edward L. Powers Mr. Jon and Dr. Judith Nance Rev. and Mrs. George Otwell Mr. John D. Pierce Mr. James L. Powers Mrs. Betty A. Natzke Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Overton Rev. and Mrs. Rawls Pierce MSGT and Mrs. Charles C. Prater Naylor Baptist Church, Enola Mr. and Mrs. Clayton L. Owen Ms. Verena Pierson (Ret) Mr. Danny R. Neal Mr. and Mrs. J. Stanley Owen Mr. John D. Pike Miss Hannah F. Pratt Mr. and Mrs. Larry R. Neal Ms. Jeanette Owen Miss Melodie C. Pike Mr. Danny L. Prescott Mr. and Mrs. John D. Neeley Ms. Ouida M. Owen ~------~ Mr. and Mrs. Mark B. Neese Mr. and Mrs. Woody Owenby Miss Vera J. Neighbors Mr. and Mrs. Jon Owens Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Neil Mr. Robert C. Paddock Mrs. Kathryn L. Neill Mrs. M. Catherine Padgett Mr. and Mrs. Guy Nelson Ms. Marianna Padgett Mr. and Mrs. LaRue Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Milton S. Paredes Mr. and Mrs. Mike Nelson Mrs. Estelle Parham Mr. and Mrs. Steve Nelson Mrs. Gladys Parham Miss Melissa A. Nesbitt Park Hill Baptist Church, Mr. and Mrs. William L. Newberry Arkadelphia Mr. and Mrs. Paul Newborn Park Hill Baptist Church, Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Newby, Jr. Pascagoula MS Mr. A. G. Newman Mr. Barry W. Parker Mr. and Mrs. Dale A. Newman Miss Erin E. Parker ·Rev. and Mrs. Jim Newman Rev. and Mrs. Paul Parker Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Newsum Mr. and Mrs. William E. Parker, Jr. Ms. Amy K. Nichols Mr. and Mrs. George L. Parnell Mr. and Mrs. Gregory G. Nichols Mr. and Mrs. Kevin W. Parnell Mr. and Mrs. Luke C. Nichols, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. John H. Parrott Mrs. Pat Nichols Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. Parsley Mr. and Mrs. Steve E. Nicholson Mr. and Mrs. Jess F. Partridge Mr. and Mrs. John V. Nicolini Mrs. ReNae Partridge Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Niemeyer Pascagoula, MS First Baptist Mr. and Mrs. Arthur T. Nix Church Mr. and Mrs. James T. Nix Ms. Rita H. Paschal Ms. Leda G. Nix Dr. and Mrs. Steven B. Pascoe Dr. and Mrs. Phillip Nix Dr. Marvin Pate Mr. Benjamin C. Noble Mr. Scott Patton Mr. and Mrs. Bill Noble Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Payne Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Noble Mrs. Orva D. Peachey Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey G. Noble Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy D. Peacock Mrs. Paula G. Noll Mrs. Mary Peacock Mr. and Mrs. Glen Norman Dr. Carole L. Pearson Mr. and Mrs. Roger A. Norman Ms. Peggy L. Pearson Mr. and Mrs. Christopher R. Norris Mr. and Mrs. William T. Pearson Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Norris Ms. Nancy Peavey Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Norris Mr. and Mrs. John W. Peebles Mr. and Mrs. Eugene G. Pillard Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. Prescott NE Tarrant County Board of Mr. and Mrs. C. Wayne Peeples Mr. and Mrs. J. Mark Pillow Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Presley Realtors, Bedford TX Mr. and Mrs. J. Daryl Peeples Pinecrest Baptist Missions, Prestonwood Baptist Church, Dr. and Mrs. Peter Nortier Mr. and Mrs. Gary W. Peevy Morrow GA Plano, TX Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Norvell Mrs. Carolyn J. Pendergraft Drs. Michael and Robbie Pinter Drs. Todd and Chantal Prewitt Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Nunn Mr. and Mrs. David Pendleton Miss Loma A. Plumlee Mr. and Mrs. Norman K. Price Mrs. Ida Mae Nutt Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Penick Miss Mary W. Plumlee Mr. and Mrs. Denver Prince Mr. and Mrs. Rickey O'Briant Mr. and Mrs. Jodie A. Pennington Dr. and Mrs. J. Michael Plyler Professional Rehabilitation of Rev. and Mrs. Harold O'Bryan Miss Tracy L. Pennington Mr. and Mrs. J. Mark Poag Little Rock, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael O'Cain Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Peoples Rev. and Mrs. E. Dale Pogue Mrs. Cecile Priscilla Edwards Miss Charlotte O'Kane Mr. and Mrs. Doug Peronia Mr. and Mrs. J. Powell Pogue Provost Rev. and Mrs. Larry D. O'Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Burton H. Perry Mr. and Mrs. Norman R. Pohl Mr. and Mrs. Billy Pryor Mr. and Mrs. Patrick O'Malley, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Peters Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pohl Mr. and Mrs. Matthew B. Pryor Rev. and Mrs. George L. O'Neel Mr. and Mrs. D. Kim Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Blake Pointer Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Pryor Mr. S. Lance Ogle Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Petreman Mr. and Mrs. Alton L. Pollard, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Don Puckett Ms. Gaye B. Ogletree Dr. and Mrs. David Petty Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Pollard, Sr. Mrs. Rebecca D. Puckett Mr. and Mrs. Donald K. Oliver Mr. and Mrs. Doug Petty Mrs. Mary Ponder Rev. Tony L. Pulatie Mr. and Mrs. Gordon D. Oliver Mr. and Mrs. Pete Pfeiffer Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pool Mr. and Mrs. Keith Puis Dr. and Mrs. John W. P. Oliver Dr. R. Thomas Phelan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Poole, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Pulse Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Oliver Dr. and Mrs. Richard E. Phelan Mr. and Mrs. John Scott Pope Mr. and Mrs. Keith L. Purifoy Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oliveto II Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Phillips Dr. and Mrs. Norton A. Pope Mrs. Linda Purifoy Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Olmstead Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. John Popp, Jr. Mr. Tommy Purnell Mr. Dale Phillips Mr. and Mrs. George Porter Mr. and Mrs. Ned R. Purtle D ONOR RECOGNITION • 57 Mr. and Mrs. David R. Pyle Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Kent D. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Marcus T. Sanders Miss Connie Quick Mr. and Mrs. Mark Rhame Mr. Kevin R. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Sanders Mr. Randall Quillin Dr. and Mrs. Paul A. Rhoads Rev. and Mrs. Richard H. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sandusky Mr. Gary D. Rader Mr. Glenville Rhodes Mr. and Mrs. W. Hudson Rogers Ms. Jane Sanges Mrs. Lucretia A. Ragan Mr. and Mrs. Jerry W. Rhodes Mr. and Mrs. Wayne A. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sanson Rev. and Mrs. Charles F Ragland Mr. and Mrs. Jarrell L. Rial Mr. and Mrs. William H. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Sarrett Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ragon Mrs. Betty Rice Mrs. Omega Roldan Mr. and Mrs. Martin R. Sartin Mr. and Mrs. David L. Ragsdale Miss Deborah R. Rice Mr. Nathan R. Rose Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Sasser Mrs. L. Caroline Raines Mrs. E. Louise Rice COL and Mrs. Walter E. Rose (Ret) Mr. Neal W. Satterfield Mr. and Mrs. James E. Ralph, Jr. Miss Wanda M. Rice Mr. David M. Roshto Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Saubert Mr. Juston Ramirez Dr. and Mrs. Randy Richards Mr. and Mrs. Bob C. Ross Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Saunders Ms. Cynthia H. Ramm Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Richards Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Ross Dr. and Mrs. John P. Saunders Mr. and Mrs. DavidS. Randle Ms. Nancy Richardson Drs. Leo and Gloria Rotan Ms. Berti Sauter Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie D. Raney Mr. and Mrs. Ricky D. Richardson Mrs. Bonnie J. Rountree Mrs. Retha R. Sawyer Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Ratliff Mrs. Connie H. Ricks Rev. and Mrs. R. Bradley Rountree Ms. Betty Carol Scates Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ray Rev. and Mrs. Butch Riddle Mr. and Mrs. David G. Rouse Mrs. Susan L. Scates Mrs. Helen L. Ray Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Riggs Mr. and Mrs. Bill R. Roussel Mr. Charlie Schaef Mrs. Janice Ray Mr. and Mrs. Joe C. Riggs Dr. Wilma L. Row Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Schaefer Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ray Rev. and Mrs. Bernie Rinks Mr. Roy L. Rowe Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schleif! Mr. Justin E. Ray Dr. and Mrs. David E. Rison Mr. and Mrs. W. Kerry Roy Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Larry W. Ray Miss B. Ann Ritchev Mr. and Mrs. Douglas W. Schmidt Mrs. Norma Schmidt Ms. Rochelle R. Schmidt Miss Betty L. Schmitz Mrs. Betty R. Schrader Mr. Joel M. Schrap Mrs. Sherry Schuck Mr. and Mrs. Kevin T. Schutte Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Schwartz Mrs. Gussie M. Schweer Mr. and Mrs. Brad A. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Glen Scott Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Scott Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Scott Mr. and Mrs. John A. Scritchfield Mr. and Mrs. Gary W. Scruggs Dr. and Mrs. Michael G. Seabaugh Dr. and Mrs. J. Justin Seale Mr. and Mrs. James W. Seale Miss Virginia L. Seamans Mr. and Mrs. Robert Seay Mr. and Mrs. Sean Seger Mrs. Lynn J. Segerstrom Mr. and Mrs. Jose Segura, Jr. Mrs. Audrey Seibert Rev. and Mrs. C. Todd Self Ms. Glenna Self Mr. and Mrs. James A. Self Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Self Miss S. Allison Ray Mr. and Mrs. "Charles R. Roady Miss Lillian Royston Mrs. Deena J. Sellars Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Raybon Ms. Billie M. Robbins Mr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Rucker, Mr. and Mrs. David Sellers Mr. Paul J. Rayburn The Honorable and Mrs. John Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Sellner Mrs. Birleather Reaves Robbins Mr. and Mrs. D. Fred Ruckman Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Selph Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Reaves Mr. and Mrs. Keith Robbins Mr. William R. Rudder Mr. John D. Selph Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Red Mrs. Peggy Caldwell Robbins Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Rudolph Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Semberski LT and Mrs. Eric F. Reddish Mr. Ricky Robbins Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Rugg Ms. Maxine C. Sevier Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Redditt Mr. and Mrs. William Roberts Ms. Jennifer Runyan Mr. and Mrs. Sidney C. Sewell Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Redhead Mrs. Alice Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Ruple Ms. Clara J. Sexton Mr. and Mrs. Glenn B. Redmond Mr. and Mrs. Matt Robertson Mr. and Mrs. David G. Russell Mr. and Mrs. Lee Shadd Miss Jennifer L. Redmond Mr. and Mrs. Shane Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Donovan S. Russell Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth F. Shaddox Mrs. Brenda Reece Mr. and Mrs. Wayne D. Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Herman W. Russell LTC Leon M. Shaddox Mr. and Mrs. David H. Reed Mr. and Mrs. Robbie Robinette Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Russell Dr. and Mrs. Jamil H. Shami Mr. and Mrs. Douglas S. Reed Mr. Bobby L. Robinson Mrs. Susan Russell Miss Shawn Shannon Mr. and Mrs. K. Todd Reed Ms. Carla A. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Abraham E. Sharp Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Reed Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Robinson Dr. and Mrs. James L. Ryan, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Larry L. Sharp Rev. and Mrs. Raymond H. Reed Mr. and Mrs. Earl Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Hassan Salloukh Mr. and Mrs. 0. J. Sharpe, Jr. Mrs. Rowena Rowe Reed Mr. Gregory J. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Salman Ms. Margaret J. Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Ryan T. Reed Mr. and Mrs. J. Rocky Robinson Mr. Dana Sammer Mr. and Mrs. Todd J. Shaw Mr. and Mrs. David Reese Miss Ruth Robinson Dr. and Mrs. J. Sidney Sample Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Shearer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Byron V. Reeves Mr. and Mrs. Ryland Robinson, Jr. Mr. Danny Sampson Dr. Clint Sheehan Dr. James W. Reichen Miss Connie J. Robison Mr. and Mrs. David J. Sanders Mr. Thomas C. Sheives Mr. and Mrs. Gregory R. Reid Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Rodgers Mr. and Mrs. Gary D. Sanders Rev. and Mrs. Clarence Shell Dr. and Mrs. Eddie L. Rettstatt Mr. and Mrs. Bruce F. Rodtnick Mr. and Mrs. H. Stewart Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Shelton LTC and Mrs. Alfred M. Reynolds Ms. Carol A. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Sanders Miss Una L. Shelton Mr. James E. Reynolds Rev. and Mrs. Faron G. Rogers Ms. Julie Sanders Judge and Mrs. Bobby Shepherd 58 • DONOR RECOGNITION Mrs. Loretta Shepherd Q Sparks Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Mr. M. Clint Shepherd Soeai Swedenburg Mrs. Opal E. Shepherd Gene Spearman Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Sweeney Mr. and Mrs. James R. Sherman J. . Speck Rev. and Mrs. David E. Swift Mr. and Mrs. Mark Sh ieldnight .Don Speer Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Swindler Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Shields .' . and ' . J. Frank Spencer Ms. Lera Swint Mr. and Mrs. Kris M. Shinn • . and rs. Barry Spigener Ms. Diane E. Sydoriak Mr. Oscar Toppas:s Mr. and Mrs. Donnie D. Shipp Dr. and Mrs. David S. Spillers Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Tabler Mr. and Mrs. Steven orr..nce Mr. and Mrs. Ronald K. Shirley Mrs. Jo Ann Spinks MAJ Thomas D. Talbot Mr. and Mrs. J. Clay 1i Mr. and Mrs. Allen B. Shockley Mr. Ronald Spivey Mrs. Martha Jean Talley Mr. and Mrs. Richard Totty Mr. Jacob A. Shoemake Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Spradlin Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Tall ey Mrs. Anna M. Townsend Rev. and Mrs. 0 . Damon Shook Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Sproles Mr. and Mrs. Toby N. Talley Dr. and Mrs. John M. Townsend LTC and Mrs. Edward A. Short Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Spruill Mr. J. Daniel Tate Miss Sato Toyohara (Ret) Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Spurr Dr. and Mrs. Marvin E. Tate Mrs. Annice Cagle Tracy Ms. Priscilla A. Shrader St. Paul 's Episcopal Church, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Tatum Dr. and Mrs. Gene S. Trantham Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Shuff Fayetteville Mr. and Mrs. David Taylor Rev. and Mrs. Donald H. Travis Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Shull Mr. and Mrs. Bobby H. Stack Mrs. Dona L. Taylor Dr. and Mrs. William H. Travis Mr. and Mrs. Jim N. Shults Mrs. Nellie Stafford Mr. and Mrs. F. Kenneth Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Roy D. Treadway Mr. and Mrs. Carroll B. Shupe II Miss Sarah E. Stagg Rev. and Mrs. Ira L. Taylor Mrs. Pauline Treadwell Miss Shelly N. Shupe Mr. and Mrs. William R. Standiford Mr. James A. Taylor Mr. Michael L. Treat Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Sifford Mr. and Mrs. Terry G. Stanfill Dr. and Mrs. Larry M. Taylor Miss Margaret A. Tresler Rev. and Mrs. R. L. Sigrest, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Toby Stanphill Mrs. Martha Taylor Trinity Baptist Church, Moultrie, GA Mr. and Mrs. Alex B. Simmons Rev. and Mrs. Ted 0. Stanton Dr. and Mrs. Harold C. Tedford Dr. Irene Trofimova Mr. and Mrs. Michael Simons Star Printing Co., Inc., Wynne AR Ms. Lou S. Teeter Miss Laurie C. Trull Ms. Rebecca Simowitz Mr. and Mrs. Harrell D. Stark, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel 1-. Telford Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Trull Mr. and Mrs. Christopher D. Mr. Randy Staton Mrs. Jennifer D. Templeton Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Truly Simpkins Mr. and Mrs. Nathan A. Statton Mr. and Mrs. Anthony L. Tench Miss Allison R. Trumble Mrs. Carrie L. Simpson LTC and Mrs. Roy D. Steed Mr. and Mrs. Alton H. Terrell Truth and Life Ministries, Mr. and Mrs. Levi S. Simpson Mrs. Wilton E. Steed Mr. and Mrs. David M. Terrell Crowley, TX Mr. and Mrs. W. Martin Simpson Mr. and Mrs. William E. Stegall Mr. and Mrs. Paul ~{Terrell Truth and Life Worldview, Mrs. Dollie R. Sims Mr. Jeff Steig Mr. and Mrs. W. Rich Terry Crowley, TX Mr. and Mrs. M. Shayne Sims Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Steinmeyer Mr. and Mrs. Cecil W. Thacker Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Tubbs Mr. and Mrs. Timothy L. Singletary Mr. and Mrs. Ronald K. Stephens Ms. Dianna Kirk Thayer Dr. and Mrs. Dennis Tucker Miss Stephanie C. Sisson Ms. Vonda Clark Stepp Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Thomas Dr. and Mrs. R. Dale Tucker Dr. and Mrs. Lester M. Sitzes Ill Mrs. Frances Stevens Mrs. J. Nikki Thomas Rev. and Mrs. Robert F. Tucker Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd M. Sivils Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Stevenson Mr. and Mrs. Jule W. Thomas Mrs. Lee B. Tull Mrs. Diane Skipper Mr. and Mrs. Garry T. Steward Mr. and Mrs. Kent Thomas Miss Kimberly A. Tullos Miss Susan M. Slaton Mr. and Mrs. Keith D. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. James H. Tumlison Ms. Judy Sligh Dr. Kevin R. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. N. Harvey Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde W. Turnage Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Sloan Ms. L. Sue Stewart Jr. Ms. Heather Turnbow Mr. and Mrs. John T. Smart, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Tom M. Stickney Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Thomas Mrs. Jennifer L. Turnbow Rev. A. V. Smith, Jr. Mr. Terry L. Stieben Mr. and Mrs. Samuel L. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Ricky Turnbow Mr. and Mrs. Basil Smith Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Stinnett Mr. and Mrs. Steve Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Alan Turner Mr. and Mrs. Bob J. Smith Mr. and Mrs. James F. Stobaugh Mr. and Mrs. Jerry C. Thomason Ms. Carolyn Hansen Twner Dr. and Mrs. Brent L. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Ron W. Stockton Mr. Jeremy E. Thomison Rev. Gary Turner Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Smith Rev. and Mrs. Jesse R. Stogsdill Miss Brooke V. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Turner Miss Cheryl R. Smith Miss Pamela T. Stone Mr. Douglas B. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. James A. Turner Miss Donna K. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Stone Mr. and Mrs. Forest L. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Todd M. Turner Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Smith Mr. William L. Stone Ms. Jana Thompson Mr. and Mrs. William K. Turner Mr. and Mrs. G. Dixon Smith Mr. Simon S. Storer Mr. and Mrs. John L. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Ellis L. Turney Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery L. Stotts Mrs. Lurline Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Tutor Dr. and Mrs. James L. Smith Mrs. Holly K. Stout Ms. Paula Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Roy W. Twombly Mr. and Mrs. Jerald W. Smith Mr. Bob Stover and Ms. Jane Mr. Richard G. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas D. Tyler Ms. Kathryn M. Smith McCallum Mr. and Mrs. Will C. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Tracy L. Tyler Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth S. Smith Mr. Seth M. Stowell Mr. and Mrs. Scott R. Thornhill U.S. Tool Grinding, Inc., Mr. and Mrs. Kenyon Smith Mr. and Mrs. William B. Stratton Mr. and Mrs. DeHaan Thornton Desloge, MO Miss Kristi A. Smith Dr. and Mrs. Harold B. Street Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott Thornton Dr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Urrey Dr. and Mrs. Matthew P. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Strickland Mr. and Mrs. William D. Thornton Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Vance Rev. and Mrs. Raymond Smith Mr. and Mrs. Chad J. Strike Mr. Gene L. Threadgill Ms. Marilyn K. Vandegrift Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Dean Stromwall Mr. and Mrs. James C. Threet Mr. and Mrs. Don G. Vansandt Ms. Roseana L. Smith Miss Bridget D. Stroope Mrs. Megan L. Tibbs Ms. Wilma Jean Vansandt Ms. Susan H. Smith Ms. Jodi L. Strother Ms. Mary L. Tice Mr. and Mrs. Alan C. Varner Mr. and Mrs. Terald E. Smith Ms. Lue Rhea Stuart Miss Holly A. Tidball Mr. Henry B. Varner Mr. and Mrs. William B. Smith Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Stubbings Mrs. Faye Tilley Ms. Martha L. Vastine Mr. and Mrs. William P. Smith Dr. and Mrs. William J. Stuckey LTC and Mrs. Guinn Timmerman, Mr. and Mrs. Billy A. Vaughan Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Sneller Miss Katie C. Stueart Jr. Ms. Jan R. Vaughan Mrs. JoAnn Snider Mr. and Mrs. Bradley N. Sullivan Mr. George Tippin Mrs. Lula B. Vela Ms. Patricia L. Snipes Mr. and Mrs. C. Wesley Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Tipton Mr. and Mrs. Larry C. Verlander Mr. and Mrs. Hansley Snow Dr. and Mrs. Neal G. Sumerlin Mr. and Mrs. Wiley B. Tipton Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vermillion Mr. Richard L. Snyder Summit Bank, Arkadelphia Dr. and Mrs. Carl E. Todd Ms. Suzanne Vernon Mr. James W. Solze, Jr. Mr. Gladney E. Sumner Mr. and Mrs. Nicky Todd Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vester Mrs. Savannah L. Sorrels Rev. and Mrs. Norman L. Sutton Dr. and Mrs. Richard K. Toland Mr. and Mrs. Terry K. Viala Mrs. Patsy V. Sorsby Miss GyEIIa Swanigan Dr. and Mrs. Jack E. Tolar Mr. and Mrs. Bill C. Vining, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy G. South Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Swanigan Mr. Earl Tolbert, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Clay Vire Mr. and Mrs. Joe Southerland Mr. and Mrs. John D. Tolbert Rev. and Mrs. Herman Voegele, Jr. D ONOR REC OGNITION • 59 Dr. and Mrs. Don B. Vollman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin H. Washburn Mr. and Mrs. Alan D. Whatley Mr. and Mrs. Rollie A. Wishard Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Voris Mr. and Mrs. George W. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Wheeler Ms. Patty Withers Mr. and Mrs. H. Guy Wactor Ill Washington Mr. and Mrs. Ross M. Whipple Mr. and Mrs. William C. Wofford Mr. Joe H. Waddle Rev. and Mrs. George H. Ms. Carrie Whisler Mr. and Mrs. Ken Wold Miss C. Ellen Wade Watanabe Mr. and Mrs. Dale Whitaker Mr. and Mrs. Jarrod S. Wolfe Mr. Gary W. Wade Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Waters Mr. and Mrs. Charles White Mr. Jeremy P. Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. Guy A. Wade Mr. and Mrs. W. Kevin Waters Mr. Cornelious White Rev. and Mrs. Charles R. Womack Mr. and Mrs. Dustin S. Wagley LTC and Mrs. Charles P. Watkins Rev. Cynthia R. White Mrs. Martha Womack Miss Shawn M. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Joey W. Watkins Mr. and Mrs. H. R. White Mr. and Mrs. W. Richard Womack Mr. Nathan C. Wagnon Mr. and Mrs. John D. Watkins Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. White, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Alan G. Wood II Mrs. Marcia R. Waldron Mrs. Crystal A. Watson Mr. J. Mark White Mr. and Mrs. Billy J. Wood Mr. and Mrs. Cary D. Walker Rev. and Mrs. James M. Watson Ms. Martha A. White Miss D. Michelle Wood Dr. and Mrs. J. Randall Walker Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan D. Watson Mrs. Mary Ellen White Rev. and Mrs. David W. Wood Rev. and Mrs. Lee Walker Ms. Edith M. Watt Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. White Mr. and Mrs. Gary Wood Mr. and Mrs. LeeR. Walker, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. George C. Watts Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. White Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wood Mrs. Marilee Walker Mr. and Mrs. James Watts Mr. and Mrs. Trey L. White Mrs. Stephanie J. Wood Miss Trina M. White Mr. and Mrs. Tim Wood Judge and Mrs. Phillip T. Whiteaker Mr. and Mrs. James C. Woods Mrs. June Whitley Miss J. Maxine Woods Dr. and Mrs. Charles B. Whitlow Mrs. Milgret Woods Mr. and Mrs. G. Dwayne Whitten LTC and Mrs. Roy S. Woods Mr. and Mrs. Glen M. Widener Mr. Larry E. Wooldridge Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wiechern Mr. and Mrs. James L. Woolf Mr. and Mrs. Kevin D. Wieser Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence S. Woolsey Ms. Mary Wilchman Mr. and Mrs. Clarence F. Wooten Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wilkerson Mr. Reuben A. Worley Mr. and Mrs. David Wilkerson Mr. and Mrs. J. Lealon Worrell Dr. and Mrs. W. Chad Wilkerson Dr. and Mrs. L. Phillip Worthen Mr. and Mrs. Bobby G. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin J. Wright Mr. and Mrs. Brinson Williams Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wright Mr. and Mrs. David Williams Dr. and Mrs. Charles W. Wright Mr. Donald R. Williams Ms. Frances L. Wright Dr. and Mrs. Emil Williams Mr. and Mrs. Howard S. Wright Ms. Frances Williams Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Wright Ms. Jamie S. Williams Ms. Kathryn F. Wright Mr. Jeffrey S. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Larry W. Wright Mr. and Mrs. Larry Williams Ms. Linda Wright Dr. and Mrs. Larry D. Williams Ms. Lula Wright Ms. LeeAnne Williams Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Wright Dr. Naccaman G. Williams Mr. and Mrs. William P. Wright Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Williams Mr. Anping Wu Mr. Ralph Williams, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wyatt Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Williams Mr. and Mrs. John W. Wyness Ms. Ruby Williams Mr. and Mrs. James A. Yankie Mr. and Mrs. T. Wilton Williams Miss Carolyn Yarbrough Miss Terry K. Williams Mr. David E. Yarbrough Mrs. Doris Williamson Ms. Jennifer Yates Mr. and Mrs. Alex Willis Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Yocom Mr. Carl L. Willis Mr. Hiroshi Yokomitsu Mrs. Ruth Haynes Willis Mr. and Mrs. Bruce D. Young Miss Amber E. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Cary E. Young Mr. and Mrs. Barry W. Wilson Dr. and Mrs. James E. Young Mrs. Becky Wilson Ms. Laura Young Mr. Bill E. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Young Dr. and Mrs. Richard E. Walker Miss Pamela S. Waymack Mr. and Mrs. Carroll R. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. William W. Young Mr. and Mrs. William D. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Webb Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. William W. Young, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William K. Walker Mr. Brian Webb Mr. David B. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Younkin Rev. Melissa Walker-Luckett Mr. and Mrs. Gerald D. Webb Dr. and Mrs. David L. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Steve Zahorsky Dr. and Mrs. James R. Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Webb Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Wilson Miss Tara K. Zellers Mr. and Mrs. Jim D. Wallace Mr. Timothy J. Webb Rev. and Mrs. James M. Wilson Mrs. Jane B. Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. S. Brent Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Weber Mr. and Mrs. Kyle R. Wilson Ms. Karen E. Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. William E. Wallace Mrs. Virginia M. Weber COL and Mrs. M. Gary Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Zylks Mr. Michael and Dr. Donna Walls Mr. and Mrs. Dories Weeks Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Wilson Ill Dr. and Mrs. Billy J. Walsh Mr. Royce Weeks Mr. and Mrs. Todd Wilson Dr. and Mrs. D. Scott Walsh Miss Mary Anne Weis Ms. Virginia S. Wilson Mr. Alton Walton Mr. G. Dale Welch Mr. William E. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Earl Walton Mrs. Susan A. Welch Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Windham Dr. Aaron R. Ward Rev. and Mrs. M. Ray Wells Mr. and Mrs. Darryl R. Wine Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ward Mr. and Mrs. Orie E. Wenger Miss Cari E. Winemiller Miss Kimberly A. Ward Rev. and Mrs. David W. Wesley Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Winkle Mr. and Mrs. Mark Warden Mr. and Mrs. Gail W. West Mr. and Mrs. William Winkler Mr. and Mrs. James C. Ware Mr. and Mrs. Scott Westberg Ms. Saralyn I. Winn Mrs. Edith Warren Rev. and Mrs. James N. Winston, Inc., Sheridan Mr. and Mrs. Tony Warren Westmoreland Rev. and Mrs. Charles E. Winters Ms. Betty Warwick Mrs. Marsha Whalen Mr. and Mrs. Joe C. Wise, Jr. 60 • DONOR RECOGNITION SECOND CENTURY H)! E OU)!CHITJIIN THEIR ESTJITE PLJINS

Dr. and Mrs. T. VVade Rev. and Mrs. Barry S. Drs. Ed and Fran Mr. Rodger E Akins Burnett Coulter Mrs. Alma Elledge Mrs. Velma Jean Mr. and Mrs. Leon Mrs. Elizabeth Crain Dr. and Mrs. Ben Allison Burnett Mrs. Joanne Crawley Elrod Mr. and Mrs. VVade Mrs. Glenn Burton Mr. and Mrs. Quintus A. Mrs. Bernadine Elrod Allison Mrs. Carroll D. Caldwell Crews Mr. John VV. Elrod Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mr. and Mrs. James H. Mr. and Mrs. James E. Mr. Nelson B. Eubank D. Anderson Caldwell Crittenden Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mr. and Mrs. J. Craig Mrs. Kathy Houghton Feldman Anthony Campbell Crone Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Mrs. Madge E. Archer Mr. and Mrs. Mike Mrs. H.C. Croslin Figley, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. John S. Carroll Mrs. Lee'O Cross Mr. Burl Fowler Ashcraft Mr. and Mrs. Danny VV. Dr. and Mrs. Glen E. Mr. and Mrs. 0 . Mr. D. Todd Bagwell Carter Crotts Kenneth France Eloise Harper Keen Mrs. Vera Carter Mr. and Mrs. Daniel VV. Mrs. Lucille Franklin Balmer Mr. and Mrs. VVilliam Crowder Mr. and Mrs. Joe Franz Mr. and Mrs. Don Carter Miss Maude Crowe Mr. John J. Fraser Barber Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth Case Crutchfield Fraser E. Barnard, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mrs. Ruth Gant Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cashion VV. Cummins Dr. Jim G. Gilbert Bass Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Mr. and Mrs. L. David Mr. and Mrs. Bill G. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Chronister Cunningham Goff Baunton Rev. and Mrs. Frank Mr. and Mrs. John L. Dr. and Mrs. Carl E. Rev. and Mrs. Roger Claiborne Dalby Goodson M. Baxter, Jr. Mrs. Edith Clanton Mr. and Mrs. James J. Mr. Hugh Goodwin Mrs. Frances Bayless Mr. and Mrs. VVilliam E. Daniel Dr. and Mrs. Bob L. Mrs. Mildred Beard Clark Rev. and Mrs. John T. Gosser, Sr. Mr. Ronny D. Bedford Mrs. May Dell Clawson Dearing, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Mr. and Mrs. Tony L. Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie E. Rev. and Mrs. Vergil E. Grant Bennett Clay Defreece Mr. and Mrs. James R. Mrs. Mary Anne Mrs. Carole Schulte- Miss Louise Dennis Grant Ill Berryman Clem Mr. Todd A. Denton Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mr. Robert 0. Blucker Mr. and Mrs. John D. Mrs. Samuel Diden E. Graves Mr. and Mrs. Truman Cloud Mr. and Mrs. B. Aldon Dr. Robert E. Graves 0. Boatright Rev. and Mrs. VV. Lloyd Dixon Mrs. L. Edith Grigson Dr. Gail C. Bolton Cloud, Sr. Rev. and Mrs. Dennis Mrs. Hazel S. Guyol Mr. and Mrs. J. Lynn Mr. Frank M. Cochran M. Dodson Dr. Martha E. Hairston Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Andy Mrs. Nora L. Dodson Dr. Andrew M. Hall Mr. Scott C. Bradley Coleman Mr. and Mrs. R. VVade Ms. Barbara A. Hall Dr. and Mrs. Maurice Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Doshier Mrs. Patsy Hall Brantley Coleman Ms. Sara Duke Mr. and Mrs. Herbert I. Mr. and Mrs. C. VV. Rev. and Mrs. J. Mr. and Mrs. George Hamilton Brockwell Ronald Condren Dunklin Mr. and Mrs. Jeral L. Mrs. Alice Brooks Dr. Raymond A. Mrs. Dorothy J. Hampton Coppenger Edwards D ONOR RECOGNITION • 61 Mr. and Mrs. C. Wayne Mrs. Betty Rea Jones Dr. and Mrs. Earl Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Hardin Mr. Odis P. Jones McWherter Peeples Mr. and Mrs. Philip W. Rev. and Mrs. L. B. Mr. and Mrs. W. Keith Mr. and Mrs. Darwin T. Hardin Jordan Melson Pierce Mr. and Mrs. William C. Mrs. Ruth Jordan Mrs. Nancy Mensinger Miss Jeannie Ponder Hargis Mrs. Carol Barnes- Mrs. Jamie R. Merritt Mr. Henry D. Powell Mrs. Lonie Harris Joyce Mrs. Mildred D. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mr. and Mrs. Roger B. Mrs. Fern G. Kafka Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. E. Powell, Jr. Harrod Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miles Dr. J. Ralph Power Mr. and Mrs. Dell Kehoe Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Mr. Louis Power Hathorn Miss Helen Kelley Miller Dr. William M. Pratt Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mrs. LaVern Kelly Mr. Thomas W. Miller Mrs. T. Sammie Pyron Hayden Mr. Ronald D. Kelly Dr. Nell I. Mondy Dr. and Mrs. Carl B. Miss Mary Margaret Rev. and Mrs. C. Mr. and Mrs. William L. Ramsey, Sr. Haynes Wesley Kent Monroe Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mr. and Mrs. Johnny L. Mrs. Aleene B. King Miss Debbie Moore Ramsey Heflin Mr. Coy H. King Mrs. Dorothy P Moore Mr. and Mrs. George Mr. Grover E. Hemphill, Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Dr. and Mrs. W. David W. Reed Jr. Kircher Moore Rev. and Mrs. Jesse Miss Elizabeth Dr. and Mrs. C. Wesley Mr. and Mrs. William E. S. Reed Hendricks Kluck, Jr. Morgan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dan Dr. and Mrs. Glenn E. Mr. and Mrs. Hillman Dr. and Mrs. Ernest E. Reed Hickey Koen Mosley Mrs. Mae Ruth Reed Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Miss Betty Jo Lacy Mr. and Mrs. Bryant L. Mrs. Retha Reed Hickingbotham Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Moxley Mrs. Helen W. Reeves Ms. Lisa Hill Landrum Miss Linda F. Murphree Ms. Shirley A. Reid Judge and Mrs. Randy Rev. and Mrs. Ray Y. Mr. and Mrs. M. Levoy Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. L. Hill Langley Nichols Rhodes Rev. and Mrs. W. Mr. and Mrs. Joe 0. Drs. Alex and Meredith Mrs. Wilma S. Riley Tommy Hinson Larkin Nisbet Mr. Charles Roark Mrs. Katharine Mrs. Kimberly Wright- Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Miss Helen L. Roark Hobgood Lawrence O'Cain Mr. Joseph T. Robbins Miss Martha D. Hogan Mrs. Betty Lile Mrs. Jimmie D. O'Hare Rev. and Mrs. Travis Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. Dwight Linkous Mrs. Willastein Odom Roberts Holley Miss Edna Linn Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Ms. Nancy J. Rogers Mrs. Ruth Dr. Selma F. Lippeatt Oliver Drs. Jeff and Deborah Hollingsworth Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Root Mrs. Dennis Holt Lynn Osborne, Jr. Chap. and Mrs. Dallas Mrs. lla M. Hooper Judge and Mrs. Mr. David L. Osmon G. Roscoe Mr. and Mrs. John C. Edward S. Maddox Mrs. Iris Owen Rev. and Mrs. Gary F. Hopkins Mrs. Claudia Mason Mr. and Mrs. J. Stanley Rothwell Dr. and Mrs. James R. Mrs. Brenda A. Owen Dr. and Mrs. James W. Howlett Mathews Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rotton The Honorable and Dr. and Mrs. W. Francis W. Parker Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. 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Gregory Smith Mrs. Marie Watts Mr. and Mrs. Billy G. Wolber r. and Mrs. Clarence Rev. and Mrs. Lehman Williams Rev. and Mrs. Charles W. Spence F. Webb Dr. and Mrs. Michael R. R. Womack Mr. and Mrs. Terrel Mrs. Sara L. Wells Williams Mrs. Jessye L. Wood Spencer Miss lla M. Westerman Mr. and Mrs. Sherwin Miss Sammye L. Ms. Neta Stewart Drs. T. Andrew and 0. Williams Woods Mrs. Zelda Stewman Jeanna Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Mr. Darrell E. Stone Westmoreland Willis Wynn Mr. and Mrs. Leland Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Dr. and Mrs. David L. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stratton White Wilson Yarnell Mr. and Mrs. Lane H. Dr. Susan Zlomke Strother Dr. and Mrs. Cecil C. Sutley Dr. and Mrs. Kent E. Sweatman Miss Faye Marie Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey F. Teague Mr. and Mrs. W. Rich Terry Mr. and Mrs. Dean Thomas Mr. and Mrs. James Thompson Mrs. Wanda Thorp Dr. and Mrs. Charles R. Tittle Mr. Thomas J. Townsend Dr. Irene Trofimova Mr. and Mrs. Harry Trulove Mrs. Virginia Tull Mr. and Mrs. B. 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The History & Culture of China, 2003 • May 12 - 25, 2003

The third annual "History and Culture of China" tour will be held on the above dates. Once again our guests will be hosted by orofessors of the prestigious Peking University, often called "the Harvard of Asia." These friends will give four lectures on culture and history of this great country, and they will accompany us to the sites that we will visit and guide us on our shopping trips. Our hotel accommodations will again be at the ShaYuan hotel on the Peking campus. The tour group will visit the Forbidden City; The Great Wall of China, built more than 2600 years ago; the Ming Tombs, burial place of 13 emperors of the Ming Dynasty or the East Qing Tombs; the Summer Palace, where one will see the famous Marble Boat and more than 1400 paintings in the 700 meter long corridor; Tiananmen Square, the largest square in the world; the shopping district plus the Pearl Market, the cloisonne factory, and much, much more. In Xian, you will see the Big Goose Pagoda, the Banpo Museum, and the Terra Cotta Warriors ... thousands of life-sized clay warriors, chariots, and horses, made to stand guard over the tomb of Emperor Qinshihuang. The Xian tour will end with a vist to the Provincial Museum, the Grand Mosque, and a cultural show after a "dumpling dinner."

The Journeys of Paul -A Bible Study in Turkey and Rome • June 7- 19, 2003

Dr. Randy Richards, professor in Ouachita's Pruet School of Christian Studies and experienced Bible teacher and traveler, will join us on this tour. We will tour the city of Istanbul, then take a flight to lzmir, and by land visit Sardis, Philadelphia, Laodicia, Aphrodisias, Miletus, Kusadasi, and Ephesus. The next land excursion will take us to Thyatira, Pergamum, Ayvalik, Alexandria Troas, Troy, Canakkale/ Dardanelles, Gallipoli, and back to Istanbul. Of special interest here will be the Topkapi Palace, Aya Sofya, the Blue Mosque, and the Grand Bazaar. There will be a farewell dinner at the famous Hamdi Meat Restaurant overlook­ ing the Golden Horn. After the flight to Rome, the tour will take you to Quirinale, Trevi Fountain, Victor Emmanuel Monument, the Colosseum, the Roman Forum, Mamertine Prison, St. Paul Outside the Wall Basilica, the Sistine Chapel, St. Peter's Cathedral, the Appian Way and the Catacombs. This tour is packed, but with local guides and Biblical references from Dr. Richards, it should be an exceptionally enlightening and enjoyable tour.

An African Safari ·July, 2003

The tour will arrive in Nairobi, the bustling commercial center of Kenya. The city will be left behind to travel north through hilly countryside dotted with Kikuyu villages. After crossing the equator and driving past Mt. Kenya, the tour group will enter the Samburu National Reserve, famous for its reticulated giraffe, Grevy's zebra, and Beisa oryx. The Samburu tribespeople will be of special interest. Going south we will enter the Lake Nakuru National Park in the heart of the Rift Valley, known for its flamingos and both black and white rhinos. After a drive across the Rift Valley, we will reach Kenya's finest game reserve, the Masai Mara National Reserve, famous for its lions, cheetahs and leopards. The colorful Masai tribes people will be seen attending their cattle in the region. Elephants, crocodiles and hippos can be observed from the tented camp. We will then go to the world famous Serengeti Plains of Tanzania; view Lake Manyara; then towards Ngorongoro, stopping to see the pre-historic site of Olduvai Gorge. The Ngorongoro is an ancient volcano with a remarkable concentration of wildlife and spectacular scenery. Leaving Arusha, the group will then return to Nairobi for the flight home.

If you or any of your friends are interested in any trip listed above, please call or e-mail me soon. The China tour is about half filled already, and there is considerable interest in each of the other two trips. My phone numbers are: (0) 870-245-5220; (H) 870-246- 7271, and my e-mail is [email protected]. My FAX number is 870-245-5341 . I hope that you will be able to go with us.

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