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ANNUAL MEETING AND 2017 REPORT TO MEMBERS the cloiste r | sea island, georgia | janua ry 21, 2018 ANNUAL MEETING Welcome and call to order lewis Glenn PROGRAM executive director’s Message sherri Jones

introduction of board Members and lewis Glenn executive committee

rodriguez service award lewis Glenn

COASTAL GEO RGIA George c. cunningham award Mimi rogers HI STOR ICAL SOCIE TY speaker introduction Mimi rogers

lecture Supreme City: Manhattan During the Jazz Age donald l. Miller, Ph.d.

hist ory. celeb rated dai ly. adjourn lewis Glenn

the mission of the historical society is to tell the inspiring stories of coastal Georgia through the collections and historic structures entrusted to its care. our purpose is to preserve and share these cultural resources, which illuminate our past and give meaning and value to the present and future.

1 FEATURED SPEAKER: SOCIETY LEADERSHIP DONALD L. MILLER the roaring twenties. the age of Jazz. the age of ambition. the 1920s 2017 BOard Of directOrS 2018 BOard Of directOrS capital campaign committee were a time of glamour and wealth in New york city. the financial sector duane harris, campaign chairman executive committee executive committee dominated the nation and the world. culture flourished with museums, John dunham, honorary chairman lewis Glenn, President lewis Glenn, President bill Jones iii, honorary chairman galleries, universities, musicians, writers, artists, and publishers. New york hillary stringfellow, immediate Past President hillary stringfellow, immediate Past President city became the cultural and commercial center of the country. Kevin lokey, Vice President Kevin lokey, Vice President Millard allen cindy rackley, secretary cindy rackley, secretary susan bacon Mike Martin, treasurer Mike Martin, treasurer Kathleen bennett in today’s presentation, author and historian donald l. Miller, Ph.d., will ralph Jernigan, endowments ralph Jernigan, endowments examine this transformative decade in a lecture based on his critically sam brinkley Kay cantrell acclaimed book supreme city: how Jazz age Manhattan Gave birth to Kay cantrell John campbell Myrna crook Jim delong Modern america. his story is told against the background of Jimmy Myrna crook Jim delong Jim delong lewis Glenn Walker’s mayoralty, when the dapper politician personified a period of ellen Fleming duane harris ed hawie sally hawie glamour and excess. Jimmy Walker and his second wife betty compton, duane harris linda heagy sally hawie tom heagy a former Ziegfeld Follies showgirl, visited sea island – perhaps when he brenda Jones ralph Jernigan tom heagy brenda Jones considered himself the “goodwill ambassador for New york.” bill Jones iii casey lavin Jeanne Manning sherri Jones brenda Jones scott ledbetter casey lavin reg Murphy dr. Miller will discuss some of the ambitious men and women who Jan Payne Kevin lokey Jeanne Manning Mike Martin flocked to New york during the 1920s and made their marks as reg Murphy Janis rodriguez Mary schellhorn cindy rackley visionaries and entrepreneurs in emerging industries such as radio, Janis rodriguez Gene rackley brenda thompson bill stembler television, fashion, and entertainment. this diverse group of out-of- brenda thompson hillary stringfellow towners shaped the contours of 20th century america. leigh ann stroud Woody Woodside Honorary trustees best known for his books on military history, dr. Miller has also focused Mary burdell albert Fendig albert F. shelander on the social and urban history of modern america. in addition to being the John henry Maccracken Professor of history at lafayette college, he has hosted, co-produced, or served as historical consultant for more Staff events coordinator/store Manager , curt smith Store Staff than thirty television documentaries, including Pbs’s american executive director, sherri Jones office Manager, Marsha Johnson assistant store Manager, Kathy o’brien; experience and a biography of america. he is a co-founder and member curator, Mimi rogers Facilities Manager, ray o’brien Wanda bernhardt, carol cudahy, of the Presidential counselors advisory board for the National World War education director, sandy Jensen development coordinator, susan bacon linda culver, Jessie harrison, colleen development director, Kathleen bennett senior historian, buddy sullivan Kazimir, Mike Peck, sue rinehart, ii Museum. Public relations director, leigh ann stroud consulting archaeologist, Nick honerkamp, Ph.d. Gail rivard, theresa spangler

2 3 PRESIDENT’S REPORT

What a great time to be a part of coastal Georgia historical society and local school teachers and has been co-chair of the society as we celebrate the progress of the past year and the collections and education committee. during her time on the exciting happenings in the year to come. in addition to a regular committee, the society hired education director sandy Jensen, calendar of events, the society focused on bringing the new created new programs such as community day and Friday Fun World War ii home Front Museum to life by designing exhibits and days, and began developing an archaeology program for raising funds to support the project. this annual report includes a children. bill was actively involved in developing the current detailed description of the past year’s accomplishments, and i strategic plan which envisions the new museum as a ground- encourage you to review the impressive list of activities. breaking cultural amenity for Glynn county. he then served as the society is a center for cultural and educational honorary chair of the campaign committee for the World War ii excellence in our community, and the staff continues to plan home Front Museum, and has been a compelling and highly programs that appeal to our membership and beyond. With effective fundraiser, ensuring that the new museum becomes a record attendance and high-quality speakers, this year’s list of reality. both of these individuals have generously given their programs was exceptional. thank you to the staff for organizing time, talents, and resources, and we thank them for their outstanding events such as Journeys, the chautauqua lecture devoted leadership. i would also like to welcome our new board series, membership meetings, and the brunswick home Front members, Jan Payne, Mary schellhorn, and bill stembler. stories: a show and tell event. looking forward to the new year, the board of directors is We have a strong organization with a clear mission and a energized by the many accomplishments of the staff during committed membership. i am grateful to the development 2017, and that we are on track to open the new museum in committee, chaired by brenda Jones, for the fantastic job that october 2018. the campaign committee achieved great they have done engaging new people and encouraging our success in raising the lion’s share of the funds necessary to existing members to increase their investment in our complete the new museum in just one year! the board is organization. the committee recently launched a new Keeper grateful to our membership and the community for their of the light membership level, luminary, to recognize members partnership and generous support which has made this vital annually contributing $10,000 to the society. luminary is defined project possible. as “a person who is an inspiration to others,” and we are thank you again for your membership, your attendance at thankful for these inspirational members whose faithful society programs, and your dedication to our mission which investment in our organization ensures that the society will makes an exciting 2018 possible. happy New year. continue to serve the community in meaningful ways. the board of directors extends a special thank you to ellen lewis Glenn Fleming and bill Jones iii who are completing their terms of President service on the board. ellen has served as a liaison between the

4 5 EXECUTIVE DI RECTO R’ S REPORT your loyalty as a historical society member made 2017 a year of new museum opens in october, it will be a cultural asset unlike liberty ships, the U.s. Navy established 10 airship bases for a full-scale master plan ready for implementation. great progress towards opening the new World War ii home any other in south Georgia. housing blimps, and five Naval radar training schools went into during 2017, the society’s operating budget was negatively Front Museum in october 2018. We have achieved 95% of the it is a significant undertaking to create a brand-new full-time operation. remarkably, Glynn county, Georgia was the impacted by hurricane irma, the second hurricane in as many funding goal and completed the final phase of exhibit design museum for Glynn county! to date, $3.3 million of the $3.5 only county nationwide to operate all three types of facilities. We years, and maintenance issues on the lighthouse tower that with Gallagher & associates. remarkably, the energy million goal has been raised through the generosity of the also discovered that the new museum will be one of only three had developed since the major restoration project in 2009-10. surrounding the project has also provided a kick-start to board of directors, staff, members, individuals, businesses, and permanent exhibits in america related to World War ii home these events were a clear reminder of the society’s duty as revitalize the surrounding east beach gateway - a community private foundations. the home front story means so much to front history and, it is unique because it is dedicated to stewards of the historic structures entrusted to our care and the need that has been discussed for many years. research for the people in this area because many of them have relatives who documenting the story from a single community’s perspective. expanded responsibilities that lie ahead in operating two busy new museum, especially the personal stories of our community, were part of the story or, they were children at the time and as confirmation of our findings, a recent press release on the historic sites. the board of directors will be addressing these has created even more excitement for the important Georgia remember what went on here. one individual with close ties to project was picked up by an associated Press reporter, and his challenges during 2018 and quantifying annual preventive story that the new museum will tell. We also recognize the Glynn county’s history is philanthropist a.d. “Pete” correll, story “Museum to chronicle how World War ii shaped one maintenance plans for all our buildings. the endowment that expanded responsibilities that lie ahead and have already chairman of atlanta equity investors llc and the chairman Georgia community” ran in 183 news outlets across america was raised as part of the Keeper’s dwelling campaign, and the begun to plan for an organization with greater impact and new emeritus of Georgia-Pacific llc. a brunswick native born in 1941, including the los angeles times, seattle times, Miami herald, coast Guard station endowment that is being raised as part of audiences. Mr. correll and his wife contributed the lead gift to fund the new and charlotte observer . the current campaign, will ensure that adequate funds are the vision for a new museum can sometimes have modest museum. they also donated a special photograph of Mr. correll With the home Front Museum as the cornerstone, a available to maintain the historic buildings to a high standard. in beginnings. this is certainly true for our home Front museum. as a young boy, being held in his father’s arms at the launching grassroots effort to reimagine the east beach gateway gained memory of bob West, a dear friend of the society who passed over the past several years, the society’s original, very modest of ss r Ney McNeely, a liberty ship built in the brunswick yards traction this year. along with the Golden isles convention and away this year, a lighthouse endowment fund was established. conception has grown exponentially due to the richness of the in 1943-44. Mrs. correll kept the photograph safe in her jewelry Visitor’s bureau, the society is leading a coalition of community to protect bob’s beloved lighthouse, the growth of the fund will content and the enthusiasm of our community. When our box for decades and is now excited to make it part of the partners to develop a comprehensive Master Plan for the coast be a priority in the coming years. partnership with Gallagher began in June 2016, they advised that society’s World War ii home Front collection. amazingly, we Guard station public beach area. advanced planning will ensure according to research by the american alliance of we use the whole site and install 3,000 square feet of exhibits, have experienced so many stories like the correll’s, which have that residents, beachgoers, and visitors to the new museum will Museums, museums do wonderful things for communities! they including a variety of interactives designed exclusively for our truly inspired us. all have an excellent experience. Wla studio, a land-planning tell important stories, they serve as community anchors, and venue. since then, we have completed the initial Visioning When the new museum project was conceived in 2014, we architectural firm based in athens, Ga, was selected in mid- nationally, they preserve and protect more than a billion Workshop, schematic design, and this month, the Final design knew that the record of our area’s contribution to the war effort august to develop the new plan and has completed the first two historically significant objects. your commitment to the historical phase of the project. during 2018, we will be working with needed to be preserved, appreciated, and shared. through our steps of a three-step design process. the first step involved society makes our community a better place to live and protects Gallagher and 1220 exhibits, fabricators from Nashville, tN, to research, we were surprised to learn the extent of the untold Wla studio gathering information and understanding current our cultural heritage for future generations. We are truly grateful bring the designs to life. landmark Preservation, the historic story of coastal Georgia’s extraordinary contribution during conditions in the study area. the next step was the for your friendship and enthusiastic support of our mission. preservation contractors who restored the Keeper’s dwelling, will World War ii. When the U.s. was drawn into war in late 1941, development of a shared vision gathered through a series of spend the next four months modifying the coast Guard station americans marshaled many resources behind the war effort. public workshops and surveys. the final stage of the project, sherri Jones buildings and site in preparation for the new exhibits. When the around the country, 18 shipyards were dedicated to building which will be completed in February 2018, is the development of executive director

6 7 201 7 FINANCIAL REPORT 201 7: HIGHLIGHTS OF AN EXCITING YEAR Unaudited the society’s primary service to the community continues to be providing robin White was awarded the cunningham Bowl for outstanding stewardship and public access to the st. simons lighthouse Museum. volunteer service , and anne stembler was awarded the Rodriguez Operations Much of this year’s activities relate to planning, fundraising, and collecting Service Award for extraordinary service to the society. Five new board members were announced at the meeting: Jim delong, sally hawie, revenues ...... $ 1, 130,962 for the development of the new World War ii home Front Museum which casey lavin, reg Murphy, and brenda thompson. Following the transfer from General endowment ...... $65, 128 opens in 2018 at the historic coast Guard station. meeting, a reception honoring Keepers of the light was held at ocean expenses ...... $(1, 247, 212) Museum Visitation Forest Golf club. board member cindy rackley chaired the event. the Net income from operations ...... $(51, 122) General admission: 37,544 society is grateful to the delong-sweet Family Foundation for Number of Group tours: 76 sponsoring the annual Meeting. General Endowment tour Participants: 3,109 I in February, the lighthouse tower was carefully cleaned and beginning of year balance ...... $ 1, 331, 595 repaired as recommended in a structural evaluation performed in May educational Programming end of year balance ...... $ 1, 439, 294 2016. all exterior metalwork was painted after rust had been removed attendees at lectures, special and repairs made. Windows in the lens room were also repaired and Keeper’s Dwelling Endowment tours, and children’s programs: 4,577 waterproofed, and interior metalwork was painted as needed. the tower masonry was washed to remove staining, and the vent at the top of the beginning of year balance ...... $325, 610 events lighthouse was cleaned and screened to prevent intrusion by birds. end of year balance ...... $352, 61 1 Number of event rentals: 77 event attendees at rentals: 7,943 I For georgia History day on February 3, volunteer cesar rodriguez and education director sandy Jensen presented a program about the World War II Home Front Museum Capital Campaign lighthouse to 4th graders at oglethorpe Point elementary school. Goal ...... $ 3, 500, 000 Programs, Lectures and Events I the st. simons lighthouse Museum participated in the Georgia achieved ...... $ 3, 330,981 the society strives to be a center for educational and cultural excellence in history Festival’s Super museum Sunday on February 5 where we our community. the a.W. Jones heritage center serves as the venue for a opened the museum free of charge. full schedule of activities and lectures, as well as providing space for the society's offices, archives, library, the Museum store, and event rentals. I the society, in conjunction with the st. simons land trust, offered in- depth history tours of cannon's Point Preserve February 10, 24 and OPERATIONS I society senior historian buddy sullivan presented his annual six- March 3, 10 with a total of 51 participants. archaeology consultant and week course, “an Overview of coastal georgia History,” January 17 society board member Myrna crook provided a detailed interpretation two factors impacted this year’s budget: through February 21. the course attracted 100 participants. of the historic site, including the John couper family and life at cannon's Point during the plantation period. (1) in February, the lighthouse tower underwent essential maintenance recommended in a structural evaluation performed in May I the Society’s annual meeting was held on January 22 in the 2016. the total cost of the project was $72,000. cloister ballroom on sea island. Keynote speaker Patrick Gallagher, I in March, the society launched its new website , founder and president of Gallagher & associates, presented a lecture www.coastalgeorgiahistory.org, after eight months of careful planning. (2) due to hurricane irma, the st. simons lighthouse Museum, Museum store, and administrative offices were closed september entitled “telling america’s Wartime stories.” Gallagher shared some of the new website is an effective tool for members and visitors and 7 - 18. We estimate that the hurricane impacted three weeks of operations, reducing actual revenues for the month of september the fascinating stories he discovered during research for his firm’s includes more information about the society’s collection and programs. to half of the budget figures. We are happy to report that storm damage to our sites and historic buildings was minimal. there was projects, as well as the interactive design techniques used to bring these some damage to landscaping. stories to life. over 300 people registered for the meeting. continued on Next Page 8 9 Programs, lectures and events, continued coca-cola maneuvered around ration allotments to supply the troops entitled, “shakespeare by steamboat: traveling the southern theatre tabby complex, hog hammock community, the 1820 lighthouse, Nanny with a staggering six million bottles of coke per month. approximately circuit with the booth Family.” the talk was based on her book My Goat beach, and the howard coffin/r.J. reynolds, Jr. mansion. there I the society established an endowment for long term maintenance 200 members attended. thoughts be bloody: the rivalry of edwin and John Wilkes booth about were 27 people on the tour. of the lighthouse tower in March after the passing of bob West, one of the intriguing family of John Wilkes booth. I the society partnered with the cassina garden club in the spring to I representatives from the society participated in Fort Frederica’s the society’s most dedicated volunteers. the endowment will allow the on august 17 , best-selling author and journalist colin Woodard took present two children’s archaeology outreach programs at the tabby slave celebration of international archaeology day on october 21. scott society to keep the lighthouse in pristine condition for decades to come. us back in time in his lecture, “the republic of Pirates: blackbeard and cabins at Gascoigne bluff: a Girl scout patch program and two mock dig clark and Marie Meranda from the archaeology lab displayed and the real Pirates of the caribbean.” Woodard described the Golden age I For the 12th year, the society co-sponsored national History day sessions at their earth day celebration. interpreted artifacts from cannon’s Point. education director sandy of Pirates, when renegade seamen set up a colony in the bahamas and with the Georgia humanities council. on March 15, approximately 100 Jensen presented a lecture on the new World War ii home Front I over 50 society volunteers were honored at the annual Volunteer essentially cut off trade routes between europe and New World. students from snelson-Golden Middle school and Frederica academy Museum. presented their projects for judging at the a.W. Jones heritage center. appreciation luncheon on april 25. special recognition was given to Woodard was a finalist for the 2016 Pulitzer Prize for explanatory the winners went on to compete in the state competition in Macon on those who dedicated over 100 hours of volunteer service in 2016. those reporting and his work has appeared in dozens of publications including I the third annual community day was held on November 4 with free april 22. recognized were larry bacon, Myrna crook, Nancy Jenkins, Janis the economist, smithsonian, and the Guardian. admission to the st. simons lighthouse Museum. over 900 children and rodriguez, anne thigpen, and robin White. a special thank you to board the third lecture on august 24 explored the tragic saga of the creek family members attended and enjoyed a day of fun, education, history, I in 2016, the society introduced a new series called Journeys that is Members Kay cantrell and Janis rodriguez for organizing the luncheon. indian removal. Journalist and historian William W. (billy) Winn presented and exploration. the society is grateful to our generous sponsors dr. comprised of an educational program and an expert-led field trip. the “the Great creek land Grab,” based on his recent book, the triumph of Zach Powell of dentistry in redfern and sea island Properties. theme of the inaugural series was the american bomber boys of World War I the little light music concert Series opened on May 7 with the tams, followed by soul Fish on June 4. still cruzin’ performed on July 2. the ecunnau-Nuxulgee. Key players in this notorious political drama had I as part of the kickoff of the public phase of the campaign to fund the ii. the second annual Journeys launched an exploration of Georgia’s roots in coastal Georgia as members of the Mcintosh clan. Georgia barrier islands – the first stop was sapelo island. on March 23, senior island Garage band played august 6 and sensational sounds of Motown new World War ii home Front Museum, the society hosted a Screen on closed the season on september 3. Governor George M. troup and his cousin chief William Mcintosh were the green event on the lighthouse lawn November 4. over 150 people historian buddy sullivan presented a lecture based on his new book involved in the controversial treaty that led to the removal of the creek sapelo: People and Place on a Georgia sea island . his talk offered fresh the series entertained 5,000 concertgoers and generated about enjoyed watching the Golden isles at War documentary under the stars. $48,000. the society is grateful to our generous sponsors: brown-rose tribe from Georgia to oklahoma. insights into the diverse history of sapelo, particularly regarding the island’s I sandy Jensen and archaeologist Marie Meranda gave a presentation Wealth Management, elegant island living, Moore stephens tiller, sea For the final program on august 31, author david o. stewart presented unique african american Geechee culture and legacy. a book signing on pirates to 2nd grade frederica academy students on November 14 island landscaping, sea island Properties, and straton hall events. a lecture on aaron burr, who visited Pierce butler’s hampton Point followed the lecture, which included photographer ben Galland, whose plantation only weeks after his fatal duel with alexander hamilton. in conjunction with the class pirate day. color images illustrate the book. there were 200 people in attendance. I on May 11, the society hosted a screening of The Golden Isles at War stewart’s program, “aaron burr: after the duel, things really Got I the fall membership meeting was held on November 16. Jamil buddy sullivan served as expert guide on field trips to sapelo island documentary for 200 people in the a.W. Jones heritage center event hall. interesting,” was based on his 2013 prize-winning novel american Zainaldin, Ph.d. presented “Fdr: Georgia on his Mind” to 200 attendees. on april 11 and april 18, which were limited to 34 persons per tour. the every Friday in June, children under 12 were admitted to the emperor. stewart is an author of four books on american history and has dr. Zainaldin, President of the Georgia humanities, discussed Fdr’s love tours explored the long tabby complex, hog hammock community, the I lighthouse Museum free of charge for . crafts, games, also published three historical mysteries. for Georgia and how his association with Warm springs shaped his life 1820 lighthouse, Nanny Goat beach, the howard coffin/r.J. reynolds, Jr. friday fun days and activities designed for family fun took place on the lighthouse lawn. the society is grateful to Wells Fargo advisors for their generous and presidency. holiday refreshments were served to members before mansion, and a visit with famed sapelo resident, cornelia bailey. other the society’s summer intern, lily Vann-Womack, a Museum studies financial support of the chautauqua lecture series. the meeting to celebrate dr. Zainaldin’s retirement after serving the state activities included a grass basket weaving demonstration on the first trip major at Georgia college, was here for the month of June helping with for 20 years. and an ecology talk on the second trip. I over 100 people attended Brunswick’s Home front Stories: a this event, developing children’s programming, and learning how a real Show-and-tell event, held on october 12 at old city hall, to share their I the Museum store hosted a Holiday Open House on November 18. I this spring, the society worked with Frederica academy teacher Jan museum functions. approximately 375 children enjoyed this exciting local World War ii stories, artifacts, and photographs, and to learn about Payne to develop a pilot children’s history and archaeology program series. the new World War ii home Front Museum. also featured were a talk by I the society presented “SSi archives” each month in elegant island for Glynn county 4th graders. her students took a trip to the lighthouse living magazine. Produced by Mimi rogers, sandy Jensen, and the 2017 chautauqua lecture Series, treachery! coastal ties to buddy sullivan entitled “the Greatest Generation: Patriots on the home Museum, and on March 23 and 24 participated in a mock dig and artifact I lawrence certain of Faulkenberry certain advertising, these articles on stories of infamy, explored coastal Georgia’s connection to some of Front”; a preview of the new museum design; and a panel discussion analysis at the archaeology lab at the coast Guard station. local history featured photographs and artifacts from the society’s america’s most notorious personalities and events over the past three with carroll Martin, Gloria ramsaur, and clyde and susan smith. collection. the Spring membership meeting was held on april 20. Justine I centuries and attracted 200 attendees per lecture. I because of the success of this year’s Journeys field trips to Sapelo Fletcher, archives specialist for the coca-cola company, presented the series began on august 10 with a lecture by Nora titone, island, an additional tour was offered on october 17. senior historian “coca-cola Goes to War.” she discussed the impact of the war and how historian and resident dramaturg for the court theater in chicago, buddy sullivan served as expert guide, and stops included the long

10 11 ACQUISITIONS THE ARCHAEOLOGY LAB

2017.001 booklet: “the island Guide,” st. simons 2017.009 Post World War ii letters (2) from German 2017.016 Postcard: liberty ship ss William b. 2016.002 Postcards (11), photographs (12), color the laboratory at the historic coast Guard station continues to promote the study of island, 1959 prisoners of war held at Nas Glynco, to Woods transparency, and related maps (2), st. local archaeology and to preserve the artifacts entrusted to its care. scott clark served clifford e. strickland; translation of one simons and brunswick donor: lisa t. Goodman donor: david hayes as intern during the summer. he is pursuing his master’s degree in anthropology at letter donor: sandy Jones 2017.002 books from the library of James hamilton donor: edward strickland 2017.017 World War ii posters (7) Georgia southern University. Former intern Marie Meranda, after receiving her M.a. at couper and other couper family Museum purchases made possible by a 2016.015 World War ii U.s. flag, German U-boat the University of southampton, england, rejoined the lab staff in october. members 2017.010 Photographs of ss oklahoma and theron donation from irwin berman barometer, and U.s. Navy books, donor: John a. shields P. davenport family; Merchant Marines pin collection of Walter e. delong the Golden isles archaeological society continues to provide generous financial of captain davenport 2017.018 dVds, 2017 coastal Georgia historical donor: James W. delong support to operations. don Meaders funded the outfitting of a larger tank for electrolysis 2017.003 World War ii aircraft Warning service donor: Mark daniel society programs armband used by lois Mcleod carlton annual Meeting lecture: “telling and has kindly donated many supplies to keep the lab operational. We appreciate the donor: William b. carlton 2017.011 Photograph: launching of liberty ship ss america’s Wartime stories” by Patrick many hours of work donated by loyal volunteers. consulting archaeologist dr. Nicholas r. Ney McNeely, J.a. Jones construction Gallagher educatiOn cOllectiOn: 2017.004 identification and union cards (2), work company brunswick shipyard, 1944 honerkamp provided guidance throughout the year. Under society board member permits (3), and union dues booklets (3) of spring Membership Meeting lecture: Portraits alfred W. Jones Family portraits (4) donor: a.d. “Pete” correll Myrna crook’s management, the lab has become an invaluable asset for the study and James c. Kinsey, J.a. Jones construction “coca-cola Goes to War,” by Justine donor: bill Jones iii Fletcher preservation of local archaeological collections. co. brunswick shipyard, 1944-45 2017.012 Photographs (2): First National bank (circa donor: diane Kinsey-dempsey 1975) and trust co. bank of s.e. Georgia chautauqua lecture series (4): Projects during the year included: (1987) boards of directors, brunswick, Ga “treachery: coastal ties to stories of reSearcH liBrary: 2017.005 liberty ship photographs (3) from J.a. infamy” donor: Jack e. hartman I Processing and curating materials found during projects at cannon’s Point Preserve: Jones construction co. brunswick Fall Membership Meeting lecture: “Fdr: Book: carlton a. Morrison, running the river: shipyard, framed timbering due to pine beetle infestation and ground disturbance associated with 2017.013 U.s. Navy notifications of orders for radar Georgia on his Mind,” by Jamil Zainaldin Poleboats, steamboats & timber rafts on installation of telephone, electrical and water lines, a septic drain field, restrooms, donor: ellen Kinsey-dempsey training at Nas st. simons, qualification the altamaha, ocmulgee, oconee and reports, travel document (8) for ensign ohopee, 2016 and power poles. 2017.006 album with 68 photographs: scenes of st. seth e. burgess simons island, Jekyll and cumberland additiOnS tO cOllectiOnS: donor: bill brown I continuing to expand the metal preservation program islands and brunswick, Georgia, 1917, donor: seth e. burgess 1998.015 yearbooks, 2016/17 & 2017/18; 75 caliber Books: stephen doster, her Finest hour: one I Maintaining a database of all artifacts created by leonard benjamin hayles 2017.014 infant’s cap, howard coffin family musket balls (2); dutch gun flint (1) teen’s Personal War with hitler’s donor: lawrence d. sechler donor: Mildred h. Wilcox donor: cassina Garden club Germany; Jane Gabin, a living Mintrelsy: I Updating portable display cases for education programs the Poetry and Music of sidney lanier; 2017.007 brunswick-st. simons highway Photographs, letter, newsletters, guest 2009.004 eugenia Price materials: photographs, Margaret toussaint, remembering assisting with a mock dig for Frederica academy students transportation card for WPa 2017.015 I passes, commemorative dish and slides, an audiotape, a framed invitation, representative l.d. bacon, 1941 donor: susan W. hartman wooden box with glass shards, netting and Georgia Writers hall of Fame award I Working with cassina Garden club on two Girl scout projects, participating in their donor: larry h. bacon and ribbon, corsages, candlestick, and related materials Books: robert M. Myers (ed.), children of Pride, public outreach program, assisting with their restoration project at the tabby slave 2017.008 commemorative stamped envelopes (4): identification cards, book, articles and donor: eileen humphlett and images of america books on cabins, and processing material found during that project. First all Georgia air Mail Flight, 1937; First other items associated with J.a. Jones ossabaw, sapelo and st. simons islands 2015.006 slides (2) with accompanying Planning and coordinating the relocation of the lab to the basement of the coast U.s. airmail Flight, brunswick, Ga, 1941; construction co. brunswick shipyard and photographs: ship house, st. simons donor: Frances allen I dedications of McKinnon Field (1938) and the launching of the ss Johan Printz , island, 1954 Guard station. collection of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn a. Fite Book: lt. col. yvonne Pateman, Women Who the Post office building, boys estate donor: Merry t. tipton (1951), addressed to clyde c. smith, Jr. donor: Miranda F. hires dared I consulting on ruins preservation and archaeology needs at hampton Point. donor: colleen Kazimir donor: clyde c. smith, Jr. I Providing numerous educational services, including lectures and tours.

12 13 SOCIETY VOLUNTEERS

since the society’s founding, volunteers have worked diligently to bring our mission to life as the front-line connection with visitors to our museums. our successes are due to the dedication, commitment, love of history, and support demonstrated by these faithful stewards. We extend our appreciation to these individuals who continue to devote their time and talent to the work of the society serving as museum docents, tour guides, archives’ registrars and researchers, event volunteers, administrative volunteers, archaeology volunteers, and members of the coast Guard auxiliary lighthouse crew.

Millard allen brad curtis ambria holland Patty Mallicote cesar rodriguez donna ainger sybil d’amico Kay holmes richard Mallicote Janis rodriguez ralph ainger Mary bryan deloach Nick honerkamp Jeanne Manning sallie sasser stephanie austin Jim delong Grace hopper Mike Martin tish searcy larry bacon John dieterman herb hucks don Meaders Peggy sheffield susan bacon al dixon brad hutcherson Marie Meranda sara sheffield Judith bagnarozzi Martha Jane dodson billie huggins Margaret Montondo robert shell Jim barnett cecilia Fahs randy irwin reg Murphy Mary shell billy bice John Farmer linda isaac Melissa Norton deane sills Jimmy boatright leslie Faulkenberry bruce Jacobs Jack o’hagan hillary stringfellow bea boglione Gail Feddersen carolyn Janssen richard orsetti buddy sullivan les breen ellen Fleming Nancy Jenkins Pat overholt brent taylor sam brinkley steven Ford robert Jenkins Jan Payne lynn taylor dottie brodhag lewis Glenn ralph Jernigan Mike Peck anne thigpen brooke budd duane harris craig Johnson Juan Perez brenda thompson Patricia buie Gracelyn harrington rebecca Johnson George Poulakis Katharine trackwell linda bullock ed hawie bill Jones iii cindy rackley leigh truett John campbell sally hawie brenda Jones Gene rackley Johnny turrentine Kay cantrell linda heagy Valerie Kehoe sybil ralston robin White Jean choate tom heagy elizabeth Killgallon bill ramsaur Jerry Winsness lindsey cochran louise henry casey lavin bethany rauterson billy Wiggins Jeff cole randy hires Marilyn lear Wendy reilly Jennifer Wilcoxon George cressman Jeff hoffman scott ledbetter bobbi rish Woody Woodside Myrna crook deborah hoffmann Kevin lokey Gail rivard

14 15 WORLD WAR II HOME FRONT MUSEUM reg and terry bridges brenda a. thompson emily ingram Janet and rick brown robb Willis sandy Jensen CAPITAL CAMPAIGN DONORS barbara a. browne Marsha Johnson Marsha certain under $1,000 Mike and Nardis Kellar William and susan coleman King’s colonial Ford Generous gifts from the following individuals, businesses, organizations, and foundations were received through december 31, 2017 for the Frances and Millard allen Myrna l. crook Monica and casey lavin new home Front Museum at the historic coast Guard station. the campaign was launched in November 2016 with a goal of $3 million. Mr. and Mrs. richard altman Patsy and Fred cuthbert diane c. barnsley lucy r. and Gary lee, Jr. the goal was revised to $3.5 million in december 2017, when contracts were agreed for exhibit fabrication and building modification. Patty and todd deveau susan and dale barrett charlotte and bill lueckel Jack dinos duncan and ellen beard Patricia lynch rick and Jackie Fishman Kathleen bennett ann Mccann $500,000 and greater $25,000 to $49,999 Mike and Julie Martin Mary and Jimmy Gash Wanda bernhardt Jack and Jeanne earle Mcconnell the correll Family Foundation bonnie and Mel adler diana and reg Murphy Georgia Ports authority Marcia boney robert Meek dick and linda cravey John and linda Powers rawson and Janet Gordon Frank e. booker iii ruthie and Jack Morse thomas r. regan Jr. cheryl and tucker Grigg Peter and deborah Murphy $200,000 to $499,999 Georgia Power Foundation lawrence and becky bridges sally and edward hawie Janis and cesar rodriguez Jack and susan hartman sam and Janice brinkley John o’hagan irwin r. berman and Family billie and bob huggins Patricia and Jack overholt Mr. and Mrs. thomas holder Mimi and John rogers Katy and Wheeler bryan, Jr. Jeanne Kaufmann Manning diana and bruce Jacobs dwight and Jan Payne brenda and Mac Nease southeast Georgia health system robert l. bunting and Jane briggs-bunting robert W. Woodruff Foundation tammy and andy Jetter ann Pequigney James r. Nicholson United community bank angela burns laura and John Wallace Mr. and Mrs. M. alanson Johnson ii Jan and John campbell arthur Pittman Gene and cindy rackley antonia laird robert W. Potokar and Patricia J. Featherstone $100,000 to $199,999 the anschutz Foundation anne c. chubb Mr. and Mrs. stephen lambright Patricia collins Vicki ream anonymous the broadfield Foundation $5,000 to $9,999 Miriam d. and Wayne a. lancaster richard and debbie comley sara and Wayne sheffield delong-sweet Family Foundation the John. N. Goddard Foundation chuck and sue cansler Kevin and linda lokey trenton cotney Wilma smelcer Mike and dave Fox the robert thomas bobins Foundation Grace e. compton Joanie and stewart long beth and bill downey curt smith Jack and anne Glenn Foundation Phoebe r. Flickinger Mr. and Mrs. edwin r. MacKethan ellen Fleming diane searcy smoot terry thomas Foundation $10,000 to $24,999 carol Goodman, lanier-Goodman Foundation ox’s Mobile Fitness Peter Fleming iii Marian stevens Watson-brown Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jay buchert carolyn and bud hearn Nancy and Paul Pandolfi david and Mary lou Folts sandra M. storino Keith and barbara Weikel dr. and Mrs. Jack cantrell brenda and buddy Jones Mr. and Mrs. Jack Powell Mary Graham and Jim Foster leigh ann and tommy stroud Jr. Joe and Jane Prendergast Mr. and Mrs. bill stuckey ann and Mark chandler arthur and lindee lucas raymond and Kathleen Gansereit Kathryne and Jonathan raclin barbara sullivan $50,000 to $99,999 Friends of coastal Georgia history Marshland credit Union Georgia association of chamber of erwin and allison reid Mr. brent W. taylor John dunham and Jane beadles carol and duane harris carol and ben slade commerce executives Jennifer and John rose skip slocum and sara taylor evergreen Foundation/sybil and ed ralston barbara and Gus hernandez turner & associates insurance carolyn and Kenneth hall sands Family charitable Fund carol and Michael hanneld anne-Marie and Frank Walsh Nancy and lewis Glenn ralph and sandy Jernigan laura and Michael shea adelaide heisel linda Woodall thomas and linda heagy sherri and Mitchell Jones $1,000 to $4,999 the small Foundation Miranda and stephen hires sheila Woodard Jim and dana Manning ellen and diane Kinsey-dempsey Mr. bonneau ansley charles G. spalding steve and catherine holt ellen and Woody Woodside betty and Jack Moore scott and Gail ledbetter susan and larry bacon Mr. and Mrs. horace stringfellow V Karen hufnagel anne and bill stembler Nancy and John ludwig Mrs. Jerry blackstock lucy and Michael thomas lowry and lyn hunt 16 17 SOCIETY MEMBERS

Keeper of the Light Julie and Mike Martin sue and chuck cansler Mr. and Mrs. robert Goddard linda and Kevin lokey Janis and cesar rodriguez Keepers join the Society annually at betty and Jack Moore Kay and Jack cantrell carol Goodman, lanier-Goodman Foundation Joanie and stewart long Mimi and John rogers $1,000 or more. cindy and Gene rackley leslie and Mac carlton Janet and rawson Gordon lindee and art lucas corinne r. roxby bonney and billy shuman bill and linda carter Nancy and holcombe Green Nancy and John ludwig sue and tom sayer Luminary anne and bill stembler Vicki and lawrence certain lucia and elliott Gumaer elsie and ed MacKethan Mary and carl schellhorn $10,000 and greater laura and John Wallace cassina Garden club david and Kim hanna ann and tim McGlaughlin Karen and Mahlon schneider Mark and ann chandler Kay and Jim harrell lou and Mason McKnight Grace e. compton alice and John selman Sustainer sandi and rocker channell Phillis and Max harrell ann and don Meaders Mike and dave Fox laura and Mike shea $1,000 to $2,499 adgate and dargan cole iii carol and duane harris Jane a. Montgomery the Kaufmann Fund, Pat and bob schieffer atlanta capital Group burton cousar susan and Jack hartman Pam and Marty Morris bonney and billy shuman Jeanne Kaufmann Manning Mr. and Mrs. edward J. hawie barbara and bill abbate Mrs. Joan W. cravey* deborah and Peter Murphy carol and ben slade Jennifer and robert hays diana and reg Murphy Benefactor bonnie and Mel adler alice and david crawford early and bill smith linda and tom heagy susan and don Myers $5,000 to $9,999 christina allen Meg and Jack crews st. simons bank & trust chris and Ken henson Mr. and Mrs. c.V. Nalley iii irwin berman Frances and Millard allen Myrna crook rosemary and Wade strickland elkin alston Patsy and Fred cuthbert beth and tommy holder brenda and tom Nash bobolink Foundation, Grace hopper hillary and bud stringfellow Gayle and Jimmy alston barbara and bob danforth deborah Nash Wendy and hank Paulson hunterMaclean attorneys Frankie and Gordon strother sharon and bonneau ansley Jr. emily and lee davenport brenda and Mac Nease sinclair Frederick iii and helen Frederick, abby and John irby Kim and tom Noonan, ethelynn and bill stuckey Pauletta and bob atwood Mr. Jack dinos in memory of ethel blandford Prescott sandy and ralph Jernigan Noonan Family Foundation barbara sullivan susan and larry bacon susie and roy dorrance Nancy and lewis Glenn tammy and andy Jetter colleen and sam Nunn, brooke b. and rees M. sumerford Mr. and Mrs. William downey barbara and Gus hernandez Patricia barmeyer Mr. & Mrs. M. alanson Johnson ii the Nunn Family Foundation Pat thomas diane and ellen Kinsey-dempsey beacon Properties, ruth and a.J. swann Jane beadles and John dunham hilda and christopher Jones linda olsen brenda and larry thompson J. Fleming Norvell ida P. benton sarah and laurence dunn sherri and Mitchell Jones Nancy and Paul Pandolfi leigh and thad truett tom regan tori and braye boardman susan and Patrick dunn loraine Kelly* dana and Patrick Parker turner & associates insurance, robbie turner Muriel and Jack Windolf bea boglione Mr. douglas edwards Gail King robin Parker lynda and randy tye Judy and claude booker Kerry and blair elledge dr. Patricia Kraft William Parker elizabeth and steve Upton Patron Martha and lamar ellis sarah and Jim borders antonia laird bonnie and david Perdue barbara and Keith Weikel $2,500 to $4,999 ellen Fleming reg and terry bridges Janice lamattina Nancy and Jim Phillips Maria and tom Wheeler Penny and tom* Flickinger bell Family Foundation, Jennifer and tom bell the broadfield Foundation, Gail and steve lambright becky and Mitch Poole Mildred huie Wilcox sally and bill Jones iii Jan and Phil Fortune linda and Jay buchert stephanie and Jody laNasa Joan and Neal Pope Gayle and dennis Winchester laura and Greer brown cindy and bill Fowler linda and dick cravey Miriam and Wayne lancaster erma K.* and William P. Portman deborah and david Wright Mary bryan and Frank deloach Janet and rick* brown sam Franklin iii Mimsie and reese lanier Jane and Joe Prendergast Mary and bob yellowlees delong-sweet Family Foundation, barbara browne and roger Newman tricia and doug Freeman casey and Monica lavin Kathryne and Jonathan raclin Nancy and Jim delong belitje and charles* bull Georgia Power Jennifer and buff leavy sybil and ed* ralston * Deceased brenda and buddy Jones Pamela hamilton and dennis burgess Georgia sea Grill, Zack Gowen Gail and scott ledbetter allison and erwin reid Jim and dana Manning louise and Keith calhoun alice Glenn al link* John rodman continued on Next Page 18 19 Memberships, continued

Assistant Keeper Curator Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. overholt Ms. Victoria bell Mr. and Mrs. cleveland cook Mr. and Mrs. robert Foster Mr. and Mrs. harry howard Mr. and Mrs. Joe lyons assistant Keepers join the curator members join the Mr. and Mrs. ed saboe Mr. and Mrs. richard bell Mr. and Mrs. James cook Mr. and Mrs. James Foster Mr. and Mrs. robert howenstine Mr. and Mrs. richard Mallicote Society at the $500 level. Society at the $150 level. Mr. and Mrs. rob schmitter Mr. and Mrs. dewey benefield Mr. Jonathan cooper Mr. William France Mr. and Mrs. William hughes Mr. and Mrs. John a. Mancini Mr. Julian smith Mr. and Mrs. adrian coote Mr. and Mrs. hayden Frank Mr. and Mrs. stanley humphries Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mann Mr. and Mrs. stiles a. Kellett Jr. Mr. and Mrs. r.W. adams Ms. Jo s. bennett Mr. and Mrs. douglas cranford Mr. and Mrs. Jim hunke dr. and Mrs. d. hubert Manning Mr. and Mrs. dan luginbuhl Mr. and Mrs. ralph ainger Mr. and Mrs. Kent smith Mr. and Mrs. bill bice Ms. christine Franklin Mr. and Mrs. George cressman Jr. Michele and clint hutchins Mr. and Mrs. david Markey Mr. and Mrs. clive oatley Mr. and Mrs. John F. austin Mr. and Mrs. William snellings Mr. david billingsley and Ms. Mrs. Katherine Fuller sandra Fuller Mr. and Mrs. Paul cronin Mr. and Mrs. James Jackson Ms. rebecca Marshall Ms. linda olsen Ms. Judith benjamin Ms. Margie stockton and Mr. and Mrs. robert Gaither Mr. harry Marshall Mr. and Mrs. tilman blakely Mr. William curley and Mr. and Mrs. bruce Jacobs Mrs. rebecca Martin Mr. and Mrs. Jared diVincent, Mr. and Mrs. chris bennett dr. and Mrs. branham Garth Mr. and Mrs. thomas stroud Mr. and Mrs. cliff blanchard Ms. linda huss Mr. russell Jacobs and Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Mason social compass Marketing Mr. christopher bone Mr. and Mrs. James Gash Ms. amy sykes Mr. david blumenfield and Ms. Mr. and Mrs. John dalis dr. cindy Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mcadams southeast Georgia health system Mr. and Mrs. thomas bradbury Mr. and Mrs. billy Gibson Mr. and Mrs. William thau Paula eubanks Mr. and Mrs. ted davis Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gilles Mr. ronald Jacobs and Mr. timothy Mcbride Mrs. deanna clark Ms. Marsha Jenkins Lamplighter Mr. and Mrs. lawson thigpen Mr. and Mrs. William bost Mr. and Mrs. charles davis dr. and Mrs. Patrick Godbey col. and Mrs. John Mcconnell Mr. and Mrs. stephen crichfield Mr. and Mrs. hutch Johnson lamplighter members join the Mrs. Maureen bowen Mr. david dekle Mr. and Mrs. Jose Gonzalez Mr. and Mrs. dennie Mccrary Ms. ann crowther Family Mrs. carla Kalil Society at the $300 level. Mr. and Mrs. leslie breen Mr. and Mrs. thomas dennard Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gordon Mr. and Mrs. thomas b. Mr. robert cunningham and family members join the Mr. and Mrs. Frederick deratto Ms. augusta Kammer Mcilvain Jr. Mr. John bauser and Mr. and Mrs. George brennan Mr. and Mrs. Keith Graham Ms. tracy lovell Society at the $100 level. Mr. and Mrs. todd deveau Mr. and Mrs. dick Kasak Mr. William a. Mcintosh Ms. cheryl hargrove Mr. and Mrs. lawrence bridges Mr. and Mrs. Philip Graitcer Ms. rose dougherty Jean dole and tracy techau Mr. and Mrs. robert Kelterborn Mr. and Mrs. Mike McKinney colonel and Mrs. russell bolt Mr. and Mrs. david abell Mr. and Mrs. sam brinkley Mr. and Mrs. rick haines Mr. and Mrs. robert hamje Mr. and Mrs. George dorsey Mr. and Mrs. david Kerstetter Mr. and Mrs. larry Meagher Mr. and Mrs. bill brown dr. Joseph adams Mr. and Mrs. Jack brodhag Mr. and Mrs. Jody haley Mr. and Mrs. Jack hassinger Mr. and Mrs. robert douglas Mr. and Mrs. James Kielt Ms. Joann Meisel Mr. and Mrs. randy addison Mr. and Mrs. Mike brooks Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth hall coastal bank of Georgia Mr. and Mrs. donald heinecke Mr. and Mrs. sherman dudley Mr. and Mrs. John Killgallon Mr. and Mrs. Paul Meschke Mr. and Mrs. James e. alexander Mr. bob d. brown Mr. and Mrs. Michael hanneld Ms. elizabeth deMato lamplighter Mrs. ethel horton Mr. and Mrs. Prentice eager iii Mr. and Mrs. robert Klem Mr. and Mrs. ed Meyer Mr. and Mrs. William allen Mr. and Mrs. Joe brown Mr. and Mrs. robert harper Mr. and Mrs. Michael doubleday Mr. and Mrs. byron howard Mr. and Mrs. Paul early Ms. diane Knight and Mr. and Mrs. robert Miller Mr. and Mrs. Phillip s. allen Mr. Wheeler bryan Mr. and Mrs. henry h. harrell Mr. and Mrs. thomas ernst Ms. lyn hunt Mr. and Mrs. William easley Mr. ray Miller Mr. and Mrs. larry Mills Mr. and Mrs. david anderson Mr. and Mrs. robert bryan Mr. and Mrs. robert l. harris Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Faulkenberry Mr. and Mrs. robert hurt Mr. and Mrs. Vince ebbeskotte Ms. lisa Krust Mr. and Mrs. eugene Millsap Mr. and Mrs. richard M. applegate Mr. and Mrs. steven h. bullock Mr. and Mrs. richard Fishman Mr. and Mrs. clark isaac dr. and Mrs. hugh eisen Mr. and Mrs. hal hart Mr. stephen landis Mr. and Mrs. harry Moffett Mr. and Mrs. Michael aspinwall Mr. and Mrs. robert bunting Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Flynn Mr. and Mrs. clay Jackson Mr. and Mrs. George ellis Mr. and Mrs. alden harwood Mr. Jim lanier and Family Ms. debbie Mollycheck dr. and Mrs. edwin t. avret Mr. and Mrs. bernie bush Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Grozier dr. and Mrs. steven Johnson Mr. and Mrs. ed ellis Mr. and Mrs. tom haughney Ms. Julainne layman Mr. and Mrs. stephen Mooney Mr. and Mrs. Peter aydelott dr. and Mrs. robert butler Mr. and Mrs. bob huggins Mr. and Mrs. Victor Jost Ms. deborah Fatica Ms. celia hay Judge and Mrs. William F. lee Jr. Mr. and Mrs. albert Moore Mr. and Mrs. buckley byers Mr. James Jones Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Kiernan Ms. suzanne hunt bandy Ms. Patricia Featherstone and dr. Valerie hepburn and Mr. and Mrs. Gary lee Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Moravec Mr. and Mrs. leon Jorgensen Ms. Julie irwin lunt Mr. and Mrs. James barger Mr. and Mrs. John campbell Mr. robert Potokar Mr. david hayes Mr. Joseph leek Ms. laura Morcus Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kellar Ms. Martha Martin Mr. and Mrs. Fred barlow Mr. and Mrs. c.e. carter iii Mr. and Mrs. luke Fennell Mr. and Mrs. Matthew higgins Mr. and Mrs. royce leggett Mr. carlton a. Morrison Mr. and Mrs. William Pitt senator and Mrs. Mack F. Mrs. Katherine barnes Mr. and Mrs. sam choate Ms. carol Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. James hinsley Ms. donna leggett Mr. and Mrs. Jack o. Morse Mr. and Mrs. Wayne sheffield Mattingly Mr. and Mrs. dale barrett Mr. John churchill drs. don and dottie Fielder Mr. and Mrs. Marlin hoffer Mr. and Mrs. charles lewis Mr. and Mrs. richard Moser Mr. and Mrs. Michael sizemore Mr. don Mccue and Mrs. carol Mr. and Mrs. carl baumgardner rev. and Mrs. Julian clarke Mr. thomas Fine and dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey l. hoffman Mr. and Mrs. John lindgren Mr. and Mrs. robert Muir Mr. and Mrs. luke smith Koracin Mr. and Mrs. Mel baxter Mr. and Mrs. tom cloud dr. Patricia Maffeo Mr. and Mrs. charles hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Fred lindquist Mr. and Mrs. W. eugene Nichols Mr. and Mrs. M. h. Woodside Ms. Mary helen Moses Mr. and Mrs. sam beckham Mr. and Mrs. bill coleman Mr. robert Fischer and Mr. and Mrs. tom holmes Mr. and Mrs. charles r. lott Mr. and Mrs. Gary young Mr. and Mrs. david o'hagan Mr. and Mrs. charles belcher Mr. and Mrs. richard comley Ms. betty oliver Mr. and Mrs. stephen holt Mr. and Mrs. William lueckel continued on Next Page 20 21 Family Memberships, continued

Mr. and Mrs. George Nies Mr. and Mrs. Paul b. salter Jr. Mr. and Mrs. M.d. terry Individual Mr. James P. browning Jr. Ms. Martha Jane dodson Mrs. betsy hamilton Mrs. linda Johnston Mrs. Jeanne Mclain Mr. and Mrs. raymond o'brien Mr. and Mrs. charles scarbrough donald M. thieme and individual members join the Mrs. angela e. burns Ms. eda donofrio Ms. Mary June harike Ms. Patricia Jordan Ms. Frances Mclean Mr. and Mrs. don t. o'Quinn Mr. and Mrs. charlie schmitz hanae Kanno Society at the $50 level. Mrs. Mary Jo busby-Griffith Ms. Mary c. donohue Mr. brett harper Mrs. W. M. Kampschmidt Ms. Patricia McMillan Mr. and Mrs. charles oliver Mr. and Mrs. ray scott Mr. and Mrs. Michael thomas dr. sage campione Mrs. Joyce douglass Mr. John harper Ms. beth Keaton Mr. robert Meek rev. Nancy acree Mr. and Mrs. olaf h. olsen Jr. Mr. and Mrs. lawrence sechler Mrs. scott candler Jr. Mrs. Mary l. dressner Mr. Franklin a. hart Jr. Mrs. Valerie Kehoe Ms. Jan Melcher Mr. and Mrs. douglas thornton Mrs. camille adams Mrs. rachel overton Mr. and Mrs. brad shanks Mrs. Grover carrington Ms. dianne durand Jodi hartley, Mr. edward Kehoe Mrs. carla Melvin Mr. and Mrs. Wallace tillman Ms. leslie aldridger Ms. Meredith Pattin Ms. diane sheehan Mrs. helen castrillo Mr. chris dyson hartley Vacation rentals Ms. Judi Kelley Ms. holly Free Mobley Mr. and Mrs. Mclane tilton Ms. Katherine b. allen Mr. and Mrs. dan Pentecost Mr. and Mrs. albert F. Mr. austin catts Ms. sarah ellerbee Ms. Janet hays Ms. beth s. Kempe Ms. Kari Morris dr. and Mrs. clarence torrance Mr. richard b. altman Ms. helen Peppiatt and shelander sr. Mr. daniel champaigne Mr. Frampton ellis Ms. carol heffernan Ms. chandra Kendall Mrs. susan Mower dr. and Mrs. bruce tripp Ms. anne ambrose Ms. Virginia schlegel Mr. and Mrs. robert shell Ms. ann chapman Mrs. rebecca estes Mr. daniel hefti Mrs. Marcia Kester Mrs. Pamela Mueller Mr. brady turner Ms. suzanne amiano Mrs. Germaine Perambo Mr. John shepherd dr. and Mrs. Philip Viviani dr. Jean choate Ms. susan c. evins Ms. Joyce heinz Mr. John Koenig Jr. Mr. and Mrs. robert M. Murphy Mrs. Marjorie h. anderson Ms. Kareen Narciso Mrs. Mary Perry Mr. don baker and Mr. and Mrs. Frank o. Walsh iii Ms. anne c. chubb Mr. Michael Falsetta Mrs. adelaide J. heisel Ms. catherine Kyker Mr. and Mrs. William Phillips Mr. randy siegel Ms. Jeanne anderson Ms. anna henry dr. robert Natzke Mr. and Mrs. Jay lister Walton Mr. Wayne ciano rev. John Farmer Ms. brenda langley Mr. and Mrs. buzzy Pickren Mr. l. Michael simmons Mr. Joe andrews Ms. lillian clarke Ms. Jean Farrant Mr. timothy hicks Mr. and Mrs. robert laPierre Mrs. Virginia o'connor Mr. and Mrs. George Waterhouse Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pieschel Mr. and Mrs. christopher slack Mr. and Mrs. richard F. armstrong Ms. Patricia h. collins Ms. shelly Farris Fran hilsman Ms. Kay boylen larche Mr. John J. o'hagan Mr. and Mrs. ronnie Wehunt Ms. christina Pinkerton Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred smith Mr. ed armstrong Ms. Ginny connors Mrs. byra Fell Ms. Marie hines Ms. Paige larson Ms. amelia Pace Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Weller Mr. arthur Pittman Mr. and Mrs. William c. smith Mrs. Jane asher Ms. light cook Mrs. Mary lou Folts Mrs. Miranda hires Ms. amelia lasater Ms. Jo anne Packo Mr. John b. Wells Mr. dwight Plyler Mr. and Mrs. Patrick smith Mr. Kevin austin Ms. linda cooper Ms. Margaret Gallagher Ms. Mary barton hitt Ms. laura latham Ms. lorene Palmer Ms. Jan Whalen Mr. and Mrs. Mark Podlin Mr. and Mrs. clyde smith Jr. Ms. Judith bagarozzi Mrs. ann corley Ms. Paula Galland Mrs. linda hlozansky Mr. George lawton Ms. Gail Parker dr. and Mrs. James b. K. Polhill Mrs. david t. smith Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. thomas Whelchel Ms. Wendy baker Mr. dale W. covington Ms. Mary Jane Gamble Ms. carol hoffine Ms. sandy layton Mrs. Judith Parker Mr. david Pope Mr. and Mrs. charles spalding dr. and Mrs. christopher White Ms. Nelda ballagh Mrs. Gail cowan Ms. Kathleen Gansereit Mrs. deborah hoffmann Ms. elizabeth lesueur Ms. ann Parmalee Mr. and Mrs. clark Price Mr. and Mrs. robert sprouse Mr. luke White and Mrs. Melinda Ms. diane c. barnsley Ms. Judy crews Ms. birdie Gates Mrs. lisa hofmann Ms. sharon livesay Ms. sonja Payne Ms. lin Purtle dr. and Mrs. e. John steinhilber iii bruley White Ms. donna bassett Mr. david crews Mrs. carole Ginzl Ms. lurlyne holland Ms. carol long Mrs. Jan c. Payne Mr. and Mrs. George ragsdale Mr. and Mrs. Norman stevens Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wilkinson Ms. irene bates Mrs. linda culver Ms. Melissa shinn Glikes Mr. lee hopkins iii Mrs. carolyn lovell Ms. bette Peirce Mr. tim ranney Mr. and Mrs. Mason stewart Mr. richard Williamson and Mr. Michael bauser Mrs. leah curtis Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Goalby Ms. cathy hudson Mrs. Norma lucas Ms. camille Penders Mr. and Mrs. John renfroe Mr. larry stinson Ms. Janie shaheen Mrs. carol J. bell Mrs. Priscilla darby Ms. lynn Goldblatt Ms. Karen hufnagel Ms. Patricia lynch Ms. ann e. Pequigney Mr. and Mrs. robert rightnour Mr. Keith stocker Mr. and Mrs. Joe Williston Mrs. Kay benson Mr. and Mrs. richard davies Mrs. Mary Gonsalves Ms. evelyn hunsucker Mrs. richard lyons dr. W. charles Pfister Mr. and Mrs. charles rinkevich Mr. and dr. Gregory stucky brig. Gen. and Mrs. clinton h. Ms. Wanda bernhardt Mrs. Jingle davis Ms. ann Granger Ms. susan M. imhoff Ms. lee d. Malone Ms. Gloria G. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. John W. robinson Jr. Mr. and Mrs. craig sullivan Winne Jr. Ms. Julie bice Mr. Walter ray davis Jr. Ms. Georgia Graves Ms. emily ingram Ms. anna K. Mansfield Mrs. carole Ploeger Ms. annie rogers Mr. buddy sullivan Mr. and Mrs. John Winsness Mr. reese bischoff Ms. Pamela davis Mrs. Frances Graves Ms. lois owens irvin Ms. deborah l. Mantick Mr. randy Pollard Mr. and Mrs. John rogers Marguerite McKenzie and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Winsness Mrs. Margaret blackstock Ms. Madge deMay Ms. Marie Gray Mr. henry Jackson Jr. Mr. Vincent Marchionna Ms. susan Pool Mr. and Mrs. Micheal rogge Mike sutherd Mr. and Mrs. royce Wood Ms. Marcia boney Mrs. rodney dennis Ms. Nancy Gregory Ms. carolyn Janssen Mr. Michael Martin Ms. Martha Pope Mr. and Mrs. Ken rushin Mr. and Mrs. steve swain connie Worley Mr. Frank booker iii Ms. barbara diemmer Ms. Mary Gress Mrs. raymond Jarvis Ms. Pauline Masters Ms. susan Pope Mr. and Mrs. s. Whitten rusk iii Ms. sara taylor and Whit Perrin and russell Wright Ms. Joan boorman Mr. John dieterman Ms. Mitzi Grubb Mr. herndon Jenkins Mrs. Jane Mathews Ms. sophia Porson Ms. Jennifer ryles Mr. skip slocum Mr. and Mrs. lyle F. yates Ms. elizabeth braswell Mrs. Gayle disque Ms. Kathleen haller Mrs. Nancy Jenkins Ms. ann Mccann Mr. and Mrs. stephen ryner sr. Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan tennant Mr. and Mrs. richard young Mr. William brown Mrs. Margaret dodd Ms. lynn hamil Mrs. Martha Johnson Mrs. anna belle Mccaskill continued on Next Page 22 23 individual Memberships, continued

Ms. Vicki ream taylor house interiors Lifetime* bruce rado Mrs. elizabeth reppert thaw & company, Pc, cPa lifetime members made a one Mr. and Mrs. William ramsaur Mr. Matthew revis Ms. Katherine thurber time gift of $1,000 to the Society Janis and cesar rodriguez Ms. Marie richardson Ms. Nancy thurn and are recognized as a Mrs. Joseph ross Ms. robin rish Ms. evelyn ting member in perpetuity. Frankie and Gordon strother Ms. Gail rivard Mr. Wesley tippins Mr. and Mrs. Gaines sturdivant Ms. Jane rives Mrs. orita tonkens Mr. ray acosta Merry and bill tipton Mrs. George roulhac touch, inc. dr. and Mrs. Vincent albo Mr. and Mrs. G. ben turnipseed Ms. Madeleine royal Mrs. Jacquelin turbidy Mr. and Mrs. dean auten lamar Webb Mrs. Mike sasser Mrs. cheryl turner dr. irwin berman barbara and John Wilsher Ms. Kathryn saunders dr. John e. turrentine Mr. and Mrs. Philip berolzheimer Ms. elizabeth smith scarboro Mr. John a. tuten Mr. and Mrs. david berry Ms. Virginia schroder University of Georgia Main library Mary and bill burdell Mrs. alison schueneman Ms. christine Walden curtis carter Mrs. Gary sheffield Ms. susan Ward Patty and Jeff cole Mr. and Mrs. George sherrill Jr. Ms. Jeanne Warwick Fred cooper Ms. betty shinn Ms. Kathie Whalen Marie dodd Mrs. Janet shirley Ms. Marilyn Webb Mr. and Mrs. albert Fendig Mrs. linda shonesy Mrs. Neile Weis anne and randall Floyd Mrs. deane sills Mr. Kevin Weiss Mr. and Mrs. edward J. hawie Ms. sara elizabeth smith Mrs. dee West William haymon Mrs. James d. smith Mrs. star Wheeler dr. albert henderson Ms. edith smoak Ms. linda White Mr. and Mrs. dwayne hoven Ms. dianne searcy smoot Ms. robin White Mrs. hurley Jones Mrs. Virginia snyder Mrs. elaine Williams Mr. and Mrs. richard King Mrs. roberta sortwell Mr. and Mrs. robert Williamson ellen and diane Kinsey-dempsey Ms. Judith stipp Ms. Joan Wilson Mrs. ruth Kolumber Mrs. sandra M. storino Ms. Jeanne Wolf bev and Jerry latvala Ms. carolyn strohm Mrs. Gail Wolflick dr. astor lim Mr. Michael stroud Ms. linda Woodall Mr. and Mrs. N. McVeigh iii Ms. tess stuermer Ms. ann Wright Mrs. Nancy Montgomery Mr. carl o. svendsen iii Ms. Frances Zwenig Mr. W.P. o'halloran Ms. sara c. swann dana and Patrick Parker *this membership category is Mr. brent W. taylor no longer offered.

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