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Cumulative Lifetime Giving Marla Troughton* Farm Bureau Insurance Red Roof Inn Carl & Judy Barton TV 49 David & Rebecca Farris* Richard & Valerie Ribeiro Richard & Alice Batson Ubiquitel Inc. Melanie Files Jim & Patricia Richardson Batson Development Company Inc. Wal-Mart Marie H. Flood* Jim & Sharon Ridenhour* Baxter International Foundation James L. Walker Estate Gannett Foundation Inc. Sal & Patricia Rinella William & Katherine Beach Robert & Mary Emma Welch David Gibbs Riner Wholesale Bellsouth Telecommunications Lorraine Wilson Wendell & Jean Gilbert Mitch & Jenny Robinson* Eric & Elaine Berg* James & Glema Withrow* Tony Gilmore* James Roe* Best Western Plus Gish Sherwood and Friends Inc. Ann Ross Beta Sigma Phi The Austin Peay Society Associates Anne Glass* John & Janet Rudolph* Michael Betts ($25,000 to $49,999) Golden Eagle Jewelry Rare Coins Rufus Johnson Associates of Margaret Bibb Active Screen Graphics LLC and Metals Clarksville Inc. Bikers Who Care Inc. CUMULATIVE LIFETIME GIVING Ajax Distributing Company Graftech International James Russell William & Lisa Blair George Albright Estate Mark & Camie Green* Len & Melessa Rye* Bojangles The Austin Peay Society Heritage Chattanooga Avo & James Woodall Taylor Estate HAM Broadcasting Company Inc. Altra Federal Credit Union Lee Greenwood Bryce & Jody Sanders* Charles & Carol Bond* ($1,000,000 or more) The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee Orthopaedic Alliance Richard D. Hardwick Revocable Trust America's Best LLC Ed Groves Jim Schacht Inc. Roy N. Bordes Anonymous Tennessee Tennova Healthcare Amelia Lay Hodges Estate James Amos, Jr. Matthew & Kelley Guth* Scientific-Atlanta Inc. Demetra Boyd* Larry & Vivian Carroll James & Betty Corlew, Sr. Joseph & Marjorie Trahern, Jr.* James G. & Christa Holleman* Jim & Jo Amos Sears & Paula Hallett* Gary & Becky Scott* Lillian Bradley Clarksville-Montgomery County R N Crum Estate Trane Foundation J.D. & Carolyn Howell* Anonymous John & Charlsie Halliburton* Stephen & Ann Seay Landon & Jane Brake* Community Health Foundation Ernest & Joan Dewald* Jack & Margie Turner* Harold D. Hull Michael & Therese Ansberry Thomas & Nancy Hamel Joe Shakeenab* BrandCentrik Cumberland Dialysis Center Inc. Douglas & Linda Downey* US Bank Hazel Irwin* APSU Foundation Todd Harvey* Shell Rapid Lube Paul Brewster Lars & Diane Eriksson* Lucy E. Dunwody Estate U.S. Smokeless Tobacco Don & Sandy Jenkins* Ard Construction Company Inc. Carl W. & Paula Henderson Shoney's Inc. John Brice Fortera Credit Union Earth Restorations LLC Manufacturing Company Brad & Jan Kirtley* Coy & Joann Baggett* Hillcrest Dental Associates Skyline Auxiliary Inc. Carter Briggs - Nationwide Insurance John & Trish Foy Edscholar Wendy's Kroger Bank of America Matching Hilldale Baptist Church Carlton & Janet Stedman* Briggs Clothiers Inc. Finley Gracey Estate E-Z Systems Inc. WJZM Barry & Maggie Kulback* Gifts Program Charles Hinson & Sandra Husk Peggy Steed Knight Dan & Freda Brooks Hemlock Semiconductor Corporation F & M Bank Wyatt-Johnson Lamar Companies Mark & Betty Barnett* Robert & Nanybel Holcomb William Stokes Charles Bruno Kenneth & Amy Landrum* Ruby Fisher Estate Lawn Doctor of Clarksville Barbara Beach Estate Hollis and Hollis Trucking Karen Stubenvoll Joe & Sheila Bryant* Jimmy H. & Betty Maynard Perkins Freeman The Austin Peay Society Frank Lott & Patricia Marquess* Beach Family Partners, Ltd Home-Towne Suites Surgical Care Affiliates Buck Contractors Wayne & Bobbi Pace* M.P. Friedman Family Foundation Benefactors Luther Tippit Trust Beach Oil Company Daniel & Loretta Hunt James & Mary Thomas Edward & Constance Bunio Howell C. Smith, Jr. & Sr. Estates Lynne Garito ($50,000 to $99,999) Lyle-Cook-Martin Architects Inc. Beachaven Vineyards and Winery Gaines & Lynda Hunt Time Warner Inc. Sam & Dennie Burke Gary Mathews Motors Inc. A Murgas LLC Davis McCutchen & Carol Catalano- Mary F. Betts Estate Ingersoll-Rand Charitable Foundation TRW Hunter & Kathy Burney The Austin Peay Society Governors Bob & Marion Gossett Acme Boot Company McCutchen* David & Rebecca Bibb J C Penney Company Inc. Turbo Link International Byers and Harvey ($500,000 or $999,999) Greenfield Pavement Coatings Billy & Sue Atkins* John & Janet McGee* Jewel Birdsong Estate J. Rollins LLC Two Rivers Excursions Inc. Sherryl Byrd* Anonymous Edgar & Dorothy Groves Autodesk Inc. Robert & Elizabeth Mills* Blackhorse Pub and Brewery Jackson Oil Company Verizon Wireless James & Martha Campbell Wayne & Marianne Ard Greg & Linda Guinn Lawrence Baggett* Ron & Andrea Morton* Broadcast Electronics Jamfest Events LLC Jamie Walker Victor Campbell Hand Family Companies HCA Foundation Barbara Beach-Seip Nave Funeral Homes Inc. Dewey & Helga Browder* Tom & Jody Jones Stephen & Jane Wallace Carreca Enterprises Inc. Emory Kimbrough Estate Charles & Faye Hand Bill Roberts Marine Neal-Tarpley-Parchman Funeral Home Hazel D. Bryant Estate Gerald & Sandra Karr Donald Wallar Corky & Mary Kay Carter* First Advantage Bank Harvard University Herbaria Robert D. Brown Estate Nyrstar Scott Bryant Kennedy Law Firm James Ward Charles F. Cates* Gladys, Hendricks & Michele Fox* Evans & Sherri Harvill* Brandon & Thelma Buhler* O’Charleys Inc. Spencer L. Buckner Paul & Renee Kessel Nell Warren Cei Company, Ltd. Jenkins and Wynne Heritage Bank Captain D's John & Barbara Ogles* The Buntin Group Beth Kramer Wendell's Catering Wayne & Laurie Chaffin* The Leaf-Chronicle Amelia Hodges Mike & Ruth Carrigan* T. Woodson Oliver John & Lu Annette Butler* Bobby T. Ladd David & Heather Wright Michael Cheatham* The Jackson Foundation Inc. Cato's Exterminating Company Inc. Papa John’s Inc. Richard W. Canady* Dick & Kathy Littleton* Richard Young Cheatham Health Care Association The Austin Peay Society Founders James Corlew Chevrolet Inc. John Chapman Robert D. Patton* Chick-Fil-A George & Sharon Mabry* Edward & Bonnie Chester* ($100,000 or $499,999) Jostens Charter Media Picture Perfect Gallery Bruce Childs Mandrell Inc. The Austin Peay Society Patrons Chili's Grill and Bar Roy C. Acuff Ben & Margaret Kimbrough* Kenny Chesney Planters Bank Inc. City of Clarksville Mary's Music ($10,000 to $24,999) Floyd & Aleeta Christian* Anonymous Legends Bank Chuck's Furniture Depot Ruth Ann Milliken Poole Estate CivicBank & Trust Mathews Volkswagen Kia 5 Star Media Group Steve & Carol Clark* AT&T Mathews Nissan Inc. Cingular Wireless LLC Marvin & Ann Posey Clarksville Floor Covering John E. Mayfield ABC Nashville LLC Clark and Associates Architects Inc. AT&T Bellsouth Maynard Family Company Civil & Environmental Consultants Inc. Richard R. Powers Clarksville Pediatric Dentistry Charitable Foundation Wayne & Betsy Abrams Clarksville Country Club Ayers Foundation Joseph William Miles, Jr. M.D. Clarksville Charitable and Education The Presser Foundation Clarksville Rotary Club (Sunrise) James Maynard Robert & Darla Adams Clarksville Gastroenterology P.C. B & J Marine Moore Construction Company Inc. Foundation Mark & Martha Em Raby Gwendel & Peggy Conner* Mazda of Clarksville Jay & Gena Albertia* Clarksville Montgomery County Home Bank of America Morgan Contractors Inc. Clarksville Civitan Club Rafferty's Lawrence Conner* John McClarty Fred & Janie Alexander Builders Association W. Cooper & Carol Beazley* NorthCrest Medical Center Clarksville Department of Electricity Raymond James Financial Services, Copies In A Flash Leon & Harriett McQueen* W. Bailey Allen Clarksville New Car Dealers Jeff & Sharon Bibb* Northern Telecom Clarksville Golf Association Rudolphtown Road James & Marcine Corlew* Michael's Pizza Alliedsignal Foundation Inc. Clarksville Presbyterian Church Richard & Patricia Bibb Pepsi Bottling Group Myra Harned Cohan Estate Rehabilitation Corporation of Ned & Jacqueline Crouch* Montgomery Farmers Cooperative Altria Group Inc. Jon & Allison Clouser* BLF Marketing Premier Medical Group, PC Ron Crisp & Sharon Patterson Crisp* Tennessee Cumberland Bank and Trust Raymond & Wilma Newton* American Snuff Company Coca-Cola Foundation Sam & Dee Boaz* Harold Pryor Ernst and Young LLP Birdie Richardson Cumberland Grille Linda Nichols* Ruth Ansberry Coleman Tractor Company Henry & Grace Bonecutter Regions Bank Jonathan & Jolyn Farber Riverview Inn D & D Companies Inc. Nissan Motor Corporation Anonymous Coley and Coley Rentals Sara Bowman Estate Regions Morgan Keegan Trust Farm Credit Mid-America Services RJ Young Alex & Sarah Darnell Nova Solutions Inc. Aramark William & Mary Coley* Stokes & Sarah Brown Renaissance Center First Baptist Church of Clarksville Inc. Harold & Stephanie Roberts DBS and Associates Engineering Inc. Orgain Building Supply Arby's Restaurant Jim & Angie Condra Charitable Foundation Lenora C. Reuther Estate First Union Bank Thomas Shaw Ida Deal* Jimmy & Lena Orgain Edward R. & Anna Kathryn Lawrence & Lynda Conner Nick & Courtney Caudill Jennie K. Richardson Estate Patrick & Ruth Fitch* State Farm Mutual Automobile Delta Dental of Tennessee Mark & Jackie Orgain Atkinson Estate Ed & Louisa Cooke Charter Communications Jim & Nan Robertson Florim USA Insurance Company Direct Furniture Sales Jeffrey & Raquel Oxford* Auto Masters Cook's Nursery & Landscaping Chartwells Dining Services Phil & Clarinda Roe* Larry & Felicia Gates Benjamin P. Stone Mac & Linda Edington* Pal's Package Store Averitt Hardwoods International Ronald & Debra Cooper* Clarksville Jaycees Marshall Ross Forrest & Dolores Gore Arun & Shilta Subhas* Tom & Karen Edwards Tom & Suzanne Perry B R Miller & Company Inc. Donald & Brenda Corlew* Clarksville-Montgomery County Rotary Club of Clarksville Grace Broadcasting
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