ANNUAL MEETING AND 2018 REPORT TO MEMBERS THE CLOISTER | SEA ISLAND, GEORGIA | JANUARY 13, 2019 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

George C. Cunningham Award Mimi Rogers

Speaker Introduction Mimi Rogers

Lecture Citizens of London: The Americans Who Helped Britain Survive Its Darkest Hour Lynne Olson HISTORY. CELEBRATED DAILY. Adjourn Kevin Lokey

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 LYNNE OLSON In today’s presentation, Times-bestselling author, Lynne Olson, 2018 BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2019 BOARD OF DIRECTORS HONORARY TRUSTEES will tell the engrossing behind-the-scenes story of how the United Executive Committee Executive Committee Mary Burdell States and Britain forged their crucial World War II alliance, as seen from Lewis Glenn, President Kevin Lokey, President Albert Fendig the viewpoint of three key Americans in wartime London: Edward R. Hillary Stringfellow, Immediate Past President Lewis Glenn, Immediate Past President Albert F. Shelander Murrow, the pioneer journalist whose dramatic radio broadcasts rallied Kevin Lokey, Vice President Duane Harris, Vice President America to Britain’s cause; Averell Harriman, the wealthy financier who Mike Martin, Finance Mike Martin, Finance Ralph Jernigan, Endowments Janis Rodriguez, Collections and Education ran FDR’s Lend-Lease program in London; and John Gilbert Winant, the Kay Cantrell, Facilities Mary Schellhorn, Development shy, idealistic U.S. ambassador to Britain. Biographer Walter Isaacson has Brenda Jones, Development Sherri Jones, Executive Director called Olson’s book, Citizens of London, “a triumph of research and Janis Rodriguez, Collections and Education Mimi Rogers, Curator storytelling…history on an intimate level.” Sherri Jones, Executive Director Mimi Rogers, Curator Born in Hawaii, Olson graduated magna cum laude from the University Myrna Crook Cindy Rackley Keith Calhoun Jeanne Kaufmann of . Before becoming a full-time author, she worked as a journalist Jim DeLong Mary Schellhorn Kay Cantrell Reg Murphy for ten years, first with the Associated Press as a national feature writer Duane Harris Bill Stembler Myrna Crook Jan Payne in New York, a foreign correspondent in AP’s Moscow bureau, and a Sally Hawie Brenda Thompson Jim DeLong Janis Rehlaender political reporter in Washington. She left the AP to join the Washington Tom Heagy David Furnish Bill Stembler Jeanne Kaufmann Lucy Glasebrook Brenda Thompson bureau of the Baltimore Sun, where she covered national politics and Reg Murphy Sally Hawie eventually the White House. Jan Payne Tom Heagy

Olson is author of eight books on history, most of which deal in some way with World War II and Britain’s crucial role in that conflict. Former U.S. Secretary of State Madeleine Albright has called Olson “our era’s foremost chronicler of World War II politics and diplomacy.” Her book, STAFF Citizens of London, was selected by the American Library Association as Sherri Jones, Executive Director Jessica Aldridge, Events Coordinator one of its top nonfiction books in 2010. It was also included on Amazon’s Mimi Rogers, Curator Marsha Johnson, Office Manager list of best books of the year. Sandy Jensen, Education Director Kathy O’Brien, Store Manager Kim Campbell, Home Front Museum Site Manager Nina Witman, Development and Membership Coordinator Buddy Sullivan, Senior Historian Leigh Ann Stroud, Public Relations Director Nick Honerkamp, Ph.D., Consulting Archaeologist

2 3 PRESIDENT’S REPORT

It has been an incredible honor to be President of being a non-Board member of the committee from 2014 – the Coastal Georgia Historical Society during this amazing 2015. Cindy has been on the Board since 2013, was a member time! We opened the new World War II Home Front and Chair of the Development Committee, and served as Museum at the Historic Coast Guard Station on December Secretary of the Executive Committee from 2015 – 2018. Janis 8, 2018. The opening was the culmination of four years of joined the Board in 2013, served as Chair of the Collections extraordinary efforts by the staff, Board of Directors, and and Education Committee during her entire Board tenure, Victory Campaign Committee, and the generous support of and as a volunteer provides invaluable assistance with the our members and community. Special kudos to Sherri Jones archives and development of museum exhibits. Hillary joined and Mimi Rogers for their unbelievable commitment to make the Board in 2011, and served on the Executive Committee as this exceptional project a reality. While the highlight of 2018 Vice President, President in 2015 and 2016, and Immediate was the opening of the new museum, the Society continued Past President in 2017 and 2018. All of these individuals have to provide our regular calendar of events for our members. generously given their time, talents, and resources, and we This annual report includes a detailed description of the past thank them for their devoted leadership. I would also like year’s accomplishments, and I encourage you to review the to welcome our new Board members, Keith Calhoun, David impressive list of activities. I would like to note that our events Furnish, Lucy Glasebrook, and Janis Rehlaender. such as Journeys, the Chautauqua Lectures, membership Looking forward to a new year, I am energized by the meetings, and Little Light Music concerts are all filled to fact that the people who deliver our mission—Board, staff, and capacity—I want to thank you, our members, for your support volunteers—have a proven track record of excellence and and commitment to the Society. achievement and that the service we provide our community is The Society is a center for cultural and educational making a distinctive impact. excellence in our community. We have a strong organization It has been my pleasure to be part of such a dynamic with a clear mission, committed leadership, and ambitious organization. I thank you for the opportunity to serve as goals. I am grateful to our Board members who actively President and I look forward to my continued involvement as participate on the Executive, Finance, Development, Facilities, Immediate Past President. I will do all I can to support our new and Collections and Education committees. The results of the Board President, Kevin Lokey, as he assumes his new office in past four years have positioned the Society well as we begin 2019. strategic planning for 2020 – 2024. Thank you again for your membership, your As 2018 draws to a close, the Board of Directors attendance at Society programs, your volunteer time, and your extends a special thank you to Ralph Jernigan, Brenda Jones, dedication to our mission. Cindy Rackley, Janis Rodriguez, and Hillary Stringfellow who are completing their terms of service on the Board. Ralph Happy New Year! has been on the Board since 2013 and served on the Finance Committee, in charge of the Society’s endowments, from Lewis Glenn 2015 – 2018. Brenda joined the Board in 2016, and served as President Chair of the Development Committee from 2016 – 2018 after 4 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR’S REPORT

On December 8, 2018 – exactly 77 years after America the home front story from a national perspective. We have Unabashedly, the Society approached the very best In addition to schools, the new museum has created entered WWII, the Coastal Georgia Historical Society opened received many positive comments and messages from guests museum designers to create state of the art exhibits, which a platform for the Society to build partnerships with other the World War II Home Front Museum on St. Simons. The 3,595 at the opening events, including many handwritten notes from provide authentic and meaningful activities for visitors of all museums across the state, region, and country. Working square-foot Home Front Museum—built in the refurbished people who gave first-hand accounts. A blog post on the King ages to learn about this critical period in our nation’s history. together with Scott Loehr, the President of the National Mighty Coast Guard Station and boathouse—tells the stories of and Prince Beach & Golf Resort website says that, “December Gallagher & Associates is the lead designer at the National Eighth Museum in Pooler, GA, we have plans to establish Navy pilots, blimp crews, Civil Air Patrolmen, radar operators, 2018 marks a monumental time for St. Simons Island with the WWII Museum in New Orleans and many other exceptional a military museum network across the state to provide shipyard workers, Coast Guardsmen, and civilians who united opening of the World War II Home Front Museum. …We had the projects around the world. Gallagher assembled a top-notch specialized tours and programs for our members. The as a community to defend the coast and the nation from the honor of attending the private opening ceremonies December team who brought enormous imagination, creativity and depth National World War II Museum, which is creating a national ever-present threat of Axis attacks. Personal stories of these 8, 2018. As one of the most humbling opportunities, it was of experience to the project. 1220 Exhibits of Nashville, TN museum affiliates network to expand educational outreach, men, women and children who lived in Coastal Georgia at moving to be able to share the museum with the veterans and joined the team a year ago to bring the designs to life. 1220 has interviewed us for their new initiative, launching in 2020. the time are told throughout the museum, using interviews, family members in attendance.” (To read the complete blog, Exhibits hired Silver Oaks Communications of Moline, IL We are hopeful that these partnerships will increase visitation, artifacts, documents, and photographs from the Society’s see https://blog.kingandprince.com.) Gallagher & Associates shortly afterwards to produce the audio visual and interactive enhance programming, and create valuable educational collection. is featuring the new museum on their website. They said, “The elements in the new museum. opportunities. So many have played a role in making this remarkable museum has great stories and a big heart. Our partners were Immersive galleries and interactive exhibits provide According to our research, Glynn County is the only project possible. Their contributions range from sharing so passionate, dedicating every day for the past few years to an engaging and educational experience for schoolchildren. county nationwide to operate three critical facilities during first-hand accounts of what happened to them or their bringing these inspiring local stories to life.” The new museum recreates iconic home front scenes such as WWII: a Liberty shipyard, an airship base, and naval radar families during WWII, to donating artifacts and photographs, A U. S. Coast Guard Station built in 1937, which a bond drive booth and an A&P Food storefront for rationed training facilities. We have an extraordinary story to tell! With or contributing to the construction, landscaping and other President Roosevelt transferred to the Department of the Navy products. Interactive experiences will allow schoolchildren your help, not only this community, but also thousands of enhancements to create the beautiful and welcoming museum in 1941, is at the heart of the story. This project has preserved and visitors of all ages to try their hand at plane spotting, visitors from across the nation, will now be able to visit the and campus. We are especially grateful to Glynn County for the Historic Coast Guard Station and transformed it into a directing fighter pilot squadrons using radar technology, and Home Front Museum and learn how Coastal Georgians joined entrusting the historic buildings to our organization. December valuable cultural attraction on a par with the Lighthouse site. building and tracking the voyages of various Liberty ships communities across America to do their part in the global fight 8th was a celebration of the end of a four-year long project. This museum tells the story of our community, in a time of built in Brunswick. Now that the new museum is open, our for democracy and freedom. However, it also marks the beginning of all that is to come worldwide war, the likes of which the world had never seen. Education Director is developing a program to familiarize Glynn in this iconic place. I am truly grateful to you for sharing our This is the moment that the new museum seeks to recall, a County teachers with the new exhibits. We are also reaching Sherri Jones enthusiasm to tell this community’s home front story. moment in which democracy and freedom hung in the balance. out to school systems throughout Georgia to make them Executive Director Approximately 250 people attended the December Of course, we can multiply that “community” many times over, aware of this valuable teaching tool, which closely aligns with 8th celebration including many who worked in the Liberty because every American household and every American state curriculum requirements. The Georgia State Curriculum shipyards or trained at NAS Glynco or NAS St. Simons. Dr. Rob community gave to the war effort, including the very lives of requires students to learn the impact of World War II on the Citino, Senior Historian at the National World War II Museum their own sons and daughters. Remarkably, in this community, state and its role in World War II. The campus now includes spoke on the significance of the home front story. Dr. Citino the war became shockingly REAL, the enemy was HERE, and facilities that will allow the museum to accommodate school served as consultant on the National World War II Museum’s the contribution that Coastal Georgia offered was as concrete groups, including an Education Pavilion, a dig area to host most recent project, The Arsenal of Democracy, which tells as any military engagement overseas. archaeology programs, and a detached restroom building. 6 7 2018 FINANCIAL REPORT 2018: HIGHLIGHTS OF AN EXCITING YEAR (Un-Audited) The Society’s primary service to the community continues to The Society’s Annual Meeting was held on January 21 be providing stewardship and public access to the St. Simons in The Cloister Ballroom on Sea Island. Keynote speaker Lighthouse Museum and Coast Guard Station. Many of the year’s Donald L. Miller, Ph.D., presented a lecture entitled “Supreme activities related to planning, fundraising, and collecting for the City: Manhattan During the Jazz Age.” Dr. Miller is an author, Operations historian, professor of History at Lafayette College, and development of the new World War II Home Front Museum which has hosted or co-produced more than thirty television Revenues $ 1,160,100 opened on December 8, 2018. Transfer from General Endowment* $ 65,000 documentaries. In a lecture based on his critically acclaimed book, Supreme City: How Jazz Age Manhattan Gave Birth ( ) Museum Visitation Expenses (Excluding Depreciation of $154,925**) $ 1,254,500 to Modern America, Dr. Miller examined the transformative General Admission 36,923 Net Loss from Operations $ ( 29,400 ) decade of the 1920s when became the cultural Group Tours 45 and commercial center of the country. Over 250 members and General Endowment Participants 1624 guests were in attendance. Beginning of Year Balance $ 1,439,294 School Tours 29 John “Jack” O’Hagan was awarded the Cunningham Children 1,352 End of Year Balance (Net of $65,000 Transfer to Op. Acct.*) $ 1,186,742 Bowl, and Irwin R. Berman, MD, was awarded the Rodriguez Service Award for extraordinary service to the Society. Three Educational Programming new board members were announced at the meeting: Jan Keeper’s Dwelling Endowment Attendees at lectures, Payne, Bill Stembler, and Mary Schellhorn. Beginning of Year Balance $ 352,611 special tours, and children’s programs 3,296 End of Year Balance $ 315,090 For Georgia History Day on February 2, volunteer Cesar Rodriguez and Education Director Sandy Jensen presented a Events Coast Guard Station Capital Campaign program about the Lighthouse to 4th graders at Oglethorpe Little Light Music Point Elementary School. Gifts and Pledges $ 3,815,395 Concert Series Attendees 5,000 Cost of Project $ 3,722,533 Number of Events 60 The St. Simons Lighthouse Museum participated in the Georgia History Festival’s Super Museum Sunday on February Programs, Lectures, and Events 4 where we opened the museum free of charge. * Authorized transfer from general endowment to operations during the year. **Non-Cash Charge The A.W. Jones Heritage Center serves as the venue for a full The Society co-sponsored National History Day on March schedule of activities and lectures, as well as providing space 8 with the Georgia Humanities Council and LaGrange College for the Society’s offices, archives, library, the Museum Store, in partnership with Mercer University. Over the course of the and event rentals. school year, students selected a topic related to this year’s theme, “Conflict and Compromise in History.” The Coastal Society Senior Historian Buddy Sullivan, presented his annual Georgia Regional Competition was hosted at the Liberty six-week course, “An Overview of Coastal Georgia’s History,” County Performing Arts Center and 200 students participated. January 16 through February 20. The course attracted The winners went on to compete in the state competition in 116 participants. Macon on April 21. 8 Continued on next page 9 Programs, Lectures, and Events, continued The Spring Membership Meeting was held on May 10. At the third lecture on August 16, Canadian author Ken The Fall Membership Meeting was held on November For the third annual Journeys, the Society continued the Author Jim Jordan, presented “The Search for the Missing Whyte explored Presidential couple Herbert and Lou Hoover. 8. Jamil Zainaldin, Ph.D. presented “World War I: Georgia’s exploration of Georgia’s barrier islands with Cumberland Letter-Book.” Jordan discussed the discovery of slave trader Whyte discussed the Hoover’s visit to Coastal Georgia in 1930 Second Great War” in commemoration of the 100th anniversary Island. On March 29, Lary Dilsaver, Ph.D., presented Charles Lamar’s long-lost letter book and his research on the and examined the 31st president’s remarkable career. Revered of World War I. Dr. Zainaldin, former President of the Georgia “Cumberland Island National Seashore: A History of slave ship Wanderer. There were 200 members in attendance. for organizing major relief efforts in Europe during World War Humanities, discussed the impact of the conflict on Georgia. Conservation Conflict” on the complex and fascinating I, Hoover was later maligned as president during the Great There were 200 guests in attendance. process of converting a privately-owned refuge into a national The Little Light Music Concert Series opened on May 13 Depression. At his side in good times and bad was his wife seashore. There were 200 people in attendance. The field trip with the Tams, followed by Loose Chain on June 10. The Funk Lou, an accomplished person in her own right. The couple had The Museum Store hosted a Holiday Open House on to Cumberland Island took place on April 11. The group of 52 Brotherhood performed on July 1, and the Sensational Sounds met at Stanford University, where Mrs. Hoover graduated as November 17. people toured Plum Orchard and had the option to hike to the of Motown closed the season on September 2. the only female geology major. Whyte is the former editor-in- beach or Dungeness. The Series entertained 5,000 concertgoers and chief of Maclean’s magazine and author of The Uncrowned The World War II Home Front Museum opened on generated around $40,000 for the Society. We are grateful to King: The Sensational Rise of William Randolph Hearst, a Saturday, December 8. In celebration of the grand opening, the This spring, the Society hosted a fourth grade class from our generous sponsors: Brown-Rose Wealth Management of Washington Post Book of the Year. Society hosted four special events. On Thursday, December Frederica Academy for a children’s history and archaeology Morgan Stanley, Elegant Island Living, Moore Stephens Tiller, The series closed on August 23 with a lecture titled 6, a donor appreciation reception was held for major donors. program. The group of students took a field trip to the Parker’s Convenience Stores, Sea Island Landscaping, and “Getting Away from It All: Maxfield and Lydia Parrish, from New On Friday, December 7, all Society members were invited to Lighthouse Museum and then spent time at the Cassina Sea Island Properties. Hampshire to Georgia,” by Sylvia Yount. Yount detailed the drop by and tour the Museum. Later that day, there was an Garden Club’s Tabby Slave Cabins participating in a mock relationship between American artist Maxfield Parrish and his open house for Keepers of the Light. The opening celebration dig and artifact analysis. The Society also partnered with the The 2018 Chautauqua Lecture Series, For Better, wife Lydia. In the early 20th century, St. Simons Island became for those involved in helping create the Museum was held Cassina Garden Club for a Girl Scout patch program and mock For Worse: Exploring History Through Four Compelling a seasonal refuge for Lydia Parrish. She became devoted on Saturday, December 8 from 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. The event dig session. A total of 32 school children participated. Relationships, focused on historically significant couples with to the preservation of the Gullah Geechee musical heritage, included remarks from Patrick Gallagher, keynote speaker ties to Coastal Georgia and examined the challenges they publishing the landmark Slave Songs of the Georgia Sea Rob Citino, Ph.D., Senior Historian of the National World War Over 50 Society volunteers were honored at the annual faced during their lives together. The series attracted 200 Islands in 1942. Yount is the Lawrence A. Fleishman Curator in II Home Front Museum, and a champagne launch to open Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon on April 17. Special attendees per lecture. Charge of the American Wing at the Metropolitan Museum of the Museum featuring Mimi Rogers and Ida Mae Lawson. The recognition was given to those who dedicated over 100 hours The series began on August 2 with a lecture Art and organized a major exhibition on Maxfield Parrish, with Museum opened to the public at 1 p.m. A total of 650 guests of volunteer service in 2017. Those recognized were Larry from historian Steven C. Hahn, Ph.D., titled, “Branded and accompanying catalog, for the Pennsylvania Academy of the attended the events. Bacon, Myrna Crook, Nancy Jenkins, Patty Mallicote, Jack Stigmatized: Mary Musgrove and Thomas Bosomworth.” Dr. Fine Arts in Philadelphia. She holds a Ph.D. and an M.A. in the O’Hagan, Janis Rodriguez, and Robin White. Hahn’s talk was based on his biography, The Life and Times history of art from the University of Pennsylvania. The Society presented “SSI Archives” each month in of Mary Musgrove, and he unraveled the story of one of The Society is grateful to Wells Fargo Advisors for their Elegant Island Living magazine. Produced by Mimi Rogers The Coast Guard Aids to Navigation Team, based at Naval colonial Georgia’s most fascinating characters. Dr. Hahn is a generous financial support of the Chautauqua Lecture Series. and Sandy Jensen, these articles on local history featured Air Station Jacksonville, connected with our local Auxiliary professor of history and department chair at St. Olaf College photographs and artifacts from our collection. Crew this past May to offer their solution to the lightbulb in Northfield, Minnesota. He holds a master’s degree from the Community Day is normally held in November, but the issue at our Lighthouse. They had recently transitioned the University of Georgia and a doctorate from Emory University. Society did not have the event this year due to preparations Amelia Island Lighthouse to a new system, and brought a On August 9, Daniel Kilbride, Ph.D., presented “A for the opening of the World War II Home Front Museum. pair of 1,000-watt halogen bulbs for our Lighthouse. The St. Marriage Not Made in Heaven: Fanny Kemble and Pierce Butler.” Simons Crew has since adapted the wiring to ensure that the Dr. Kilbride discussed the ill-fated marriage of Fanny Kemble to backup lightbulb system works and that it can be hooked Pierce Mease Butler and his book, An American Aristocracy: to a generator during electricity blackouts. Thanks to their Southern Planters in Antebellum Philadelphia. Dr. Kilbride innovation, the Lighthouse will continue to shine brightly! received his Ph.D. from the University of Florida and is professor of history at John Carroll University near Cleveland, Ohio.

10 11 ACQUISITIONS THE ARCHAEOLOGY LABORATORY

2018.001 Medallion commemorating the 2018.007 Scrapbooks (2) with ADDITIONS TO EXISTING COLLECTIONS: The laboratory at the Historic Coast Guard Station continues to 50th Anniversary of The Cloister, photographs, documents, and be a valuable asset for the study and preservation of local archaeological Sea Island articles related to local history: 1998.015 Photographs (13) of Cassina collections, making it possible for the artifacts to stay on the Island and 1940-1944 and 1955-1958 Donor: Abe Ludlow Garden Club slave cabins, available to researchers. Former intern Marie Meranda returned to help in the Donor: William F. Strother circa 1932 lab in January thru March and in October. Donor: Cassina Garden Club The Golden Isles Archaeological Society continues to provide financial 2018.002 Photographs, slides, newsletters, 2018.008 DVD: The Golden Isles at War, 2017; support to operations. Our outstanding volunteers not only contribute their newspapers, ledgers, and a DVD oral histories recorded for the 2009.004 First and limited editions of related to the history of Hercules documentary, electronic media books written by time, but also support our activities by donating materials, supplies, and funds. Powder Company, Brunswick, Georgia and transcripts Eugenia Price Donations included $5,700 from John O’Hagan to fund internship stipends and Donor: Pinova, Inc. Donor: Lance Toland Donor: Eileen Humphlett operational needs, as well as numerous in-kind supplies, and $1,400 from Janis Rodriguez for the internship fund. Carbon dating for a Cannon’s Point research 2018.003 Photographs, documents, and 2018.009 DVDs, 2018 Coastal Georgia 2017.007 World War II items: Aircraft project was funded by a $2,500 donation from Brett and Sandy Harper and by blueprints related to Liberty ship SS Historical Society programs Warning Service pin, Blue Star two anonymous gifts, one for $1,000 and one for $250. Don Meaders donated William B. Woods; identification badge service flag, and war bond many supplies to keep the lab up and running. of its captain, Edward A. Clark Journey’s lecture: “Cumberland Island stamps booklet National Seashore: A History of Conservation Society board member, Myrna Crook, has donated hundreds of hours Donor: Family of Edward A. Clark Donor: Larry Bacon Conflict” by Lary Dilsaver to managing the lab and providing educational and research services. Our Spring Membership Meeting Lecture: consulting archaeologist, Dr. Nicholas Honerkamp, has provided guidance and 2018.004 Booklet: SS William B. Woods advice during the year. Five new collections were added in 2018. A strategic Schedule of Launching, “Slave-Trader’s Letter-Book: Charles Lamar EDUCATION COLLECTION: April 7, 1943 and the Wanderer” by Jim Jordan review will be undertaken in 2019 to set goals for the lab and archaeology programming. Donor: Anna Belle McCaskill Chautauqua Lecture Series (4): Photographs Collection of photographs, “For Better, For Worse: Exploring History framed and unframed: through Four Compelling Relationships” Coastal Georgia scenes Projects during the year have included: 2018.005 World War II photographs (2); letters Donor: Tommy Jenkins (2) and certificates (3) related to the Fall Membership Meeting Lecture: Processing and curation of materials found during projects at Cannon’s Point Preserve Aircraft Warning Service “World War I: Georgia’s Second Great War” RESEARCH LIBRARY: Cleaning artifacts related to the James Oglethorpe home site on Federal property by Jamil Zainaldin Donor: Grace Compton near Fort Frederica Booklets Rudy Kagerer, A Guidebook to Expansion of the metal preservation program Lighthouses in North and South 2018.006 The Gentleman’s Magazine, London, issues Carolina, Georgia, and Florida’s Maintaining a database of all artifacts dated August 1733, January 1939, and East Coast, 1996 & 1998 editions Updating portable display cases for education programs and creating poster displays September 1942 (unbound) with references to Donor: Mr. and Mrs. R.L. Kagerer James Oglethorpe; postcards of Christ Church Providing support and information to two graduate students Frederica and other Glynn County sites. Assisting with a mock dig for Frederica Academy students Donor: The Reverend Douglas M. Renegar Working with Cassina Garden Club on Girl Scout projects Relocating the archaeology lab to the basement of the Coast Guard Station. Providing numerous educational services to local organizations, including Cannon’s Point Preserve, the St. Simons Land Trust Live Oak Society, and Fort Frederica. 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.

Donna Ainger Myrna Crook Jeff Hoffman Patty Mallicote Becky Schanding Ralph Ainger Sybil D’Amico Deborah Hoffmann Richard Mallicote Tish Searcy Larry Bacon Jim DeLong Kay Holmes Marie Meranda Sara Sheffield Susan Bacon Nancy DeLong Nick Honerkamp Ed Meyer Bob Shell Judith Bagnarozzi John Dieterman Grace Hopper Jack O’Hagan Mary Shell Jim Barnett Al Dixon Billie Huggins Richard Orsetti Deane Sills Chris Bone John Farmer Randy Irwin Pat Overholt Mason Stewart Les Breen Leslie Faulkenberry Jackson Dwight Payne Brent Taylor Becky Bridges Gail Feddersen Bruce Jacobs Jan Payne Lynn Taylor Dottie Brodhag Aline Gill Carolyn Janssen Mike Peck Anne Thigpen Patricia Buie Maggie Glennon Nancy Jenkins Lin Purtle Evelyn Ting Linda Bullock Gracelyn Harrington Robert Jenkins Sybil Ralston Dondra Whigham Steve Bullock Maddisson Harrington Craig Johnson Wendy Reilly Robin White Jean Choate Duane Harris Rebecca Johnson Bobbi Rish Billy Wiggins Scott Clark John Hartland Valerie Kehoe Gail Rivard Jerry Winsness Lindsey Cochran Susan Hartman Chandra Kendall Cesar Rodriguez Jeff Cole Randy Hires Joan Lee Janis Rodriguez George Cressman Ron Hlozansky Tom Luckstone Sallie Sasser

15 WORLD WAR II HOME FRONT MUSEUM Laura and Greer Brown Under $1,000 Monica and Casey Lavin Janet and Rick Brown Frances and Millard Allen Lucy R. and Gary Lee, Jr. CAPITAL CAMPAIGN DONORS Barbara A. Browne Mr. and Mrs. Richard Altman Mr. Lance Lipman Louise and Keith Calhoun Diane C. Barnsley Charlotte and Bill Lueckel Marsha Certain Susan and Dale Barrett Patricia Lynch Generous gifts from the following individuals, businesses, organizations, and foundations were received through December 31, 2018 William and Susan Coleman Ellen and Duncan Beard Ms. Carole Lyons for the new World War II Home Front Museum. The campaign was launched in November 2016 with a goal of $3 million. The goal was Patty and Todd Deveau Kathleen Bennett Ann McCann Jack Dinos Wanda Bernhardt Jack and Jeanne Earle McConnell revised to $3.5 million in December 2017, when contracts were agreed for exhibit fabrication and building modification. In April, the Teresa Ervin Tori and Braye Boardman Robert Meek Society announced the completion of the 18-month long capital campaign raising over $3.8 million. Rick and Jackie Fishman Marcia Boney Larry and Karin Mills Mary and Jimmy Gash Frank E. Booker, III Ruthie and Jack Morse Georgia Ports Authority Mardria Pearce Blanton Peter and Deborah Murphy $500,000 and above Georgia Power Foundation, Inc. Sherri and Mitchell Jones The Bill and Sandy Glassman Fund Lawrence and Becky Bridges John O’Hagan The Correll Family Foundation Sally and Edward Hawie Ellen and Diane Kinsey- Dempsey Kathi and Bob Goddard Sam and Janice Brinkley Patricia and Jack Overholt Beth and Tommy Holder Scott and Gail Ledbetter Rawson and Janet Gordon Katy and Wheeler Bryan, Jr. Dwight and Jan Payne $200,000 to $499,000 Bill and Sally Jones, Nancy and John Ludwig Mr. and Mrs. William H. Goodwin, Jr. Angela Burns Ann Pequigney Irwin R. Berman, MD and Gail Rose The Broadfield Foundation Julie and Mike Martin Cheryl and Tucker Grigg Robert L. Bunting and Jane Briggs- Bunting Robert W. Potokar and Jeanne Elizabeth Kaufmann The Jim and Lynn Moroney Family In memory of R.W. “Bill” Martin Jack and Susan Hartman Colonel and Mrs. John G. Campbell Patricia J. Featherstone Robert W. Woodruff Foundation Foundation, in memory of Lieutenant Reg and Diana Murphy Billie and Bob Huggins, In memory of Anne C. Chubb Arthur Pittman JG James McQueen Moroney Jr. Susan and Don Myers CPO John D. McWilliams USCG Patricia Collins Ms. Lin Purtle $100,000 to $199,999 USS Quincy (CA-71) Sally and McKee Nunnally Ox’s Mobile Fitness Richard and Debbie Comley Vicki Ream Anonymous (2) Brenda and Mac Nease John and Linda Powers Diana and Bruce Jacobs Trenton Cotney Marie Richardson DeLong- Sweet Family Foundation, in honor James B. Nicholson, in memory of Floyd Thomas J. Regan Jr. Tammy and Andy Jetter Myrna Crook Nathan Russo of Captain Walter E. “Bud” DeLong, USN Alexander Nicholson, Merchant Marines Janis and Cesar Rodriguez M. Alanson Johnson II Patsy and Fred Cuthbert Karen and Mahlon Schneider Mike and Dave Fox The Pohlad Family Fund Mimi and John Rogers Antonia Laird Joann and Ted Davis Sara and Wayne Sheffield The Glasebrook Family Cindy and Gene Rackley Mr. and Mrs. John L. Selman Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Lambright Beth and Bill Downey Jeffery Small Jack and Anne Glenn Charitable Foundation Rich Products – SeaPak Seafood Southeast Georgia Health System Miriam D. and Wayne A. Lancaster Ellen Fleming Wilma Smelcer Nancy and Lewis Glenn United Community Bank Linginfelter Family Charitable Gift Fund Peter Fleming III Curt Smith Sea Island Company $10,000- $24,999 Laura and John Wallace Davis Love III Foundation, Inc. David and Mary Lou Folts Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred B. Smith, The King and Prince Beach & Golf Resort Ameris Bank Kevin and Linda Lokey Mary Graham and Jim Foster In honor of Terry Doster Terry Thomas Foundation Linda and Jay Buchert $5,000- $9,999 Joanie and Stewart Long Raymond and Kathleen Gansereit Edith M. Smoak Keith and Barbara Weikel Dr. Jack and Kay Cantrell Chuck and Sue Cansler Mr. and Mrs. Edwin R. MacKethan Georgia Association of Chamber of Dianne Searcy Smoot Mark and Ann Chandler Phoebe R. Flickinger Nancy and Paul Pandolfi Commerce Executives Marian Stevens $50,000 to $99,999 Grace Compton, Compton Family Carolyn and Bud Hearn Mr. and Mrs. Jack Powell Donna and Patrick Godbey Sandra M. Storino John Dunham and Jane Beadles Foundation Brenda and Buddy Jones Joe and Jane Prendergast Carolyn and Kenneth Hall Leigh Ann and Tommy Stroud Jr. Anne and Bill Stembler Eric and Julie Epstein Mr. James Jones Kathryne and Jonathan Raclin Carol and Michael Hanneld Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stuckey The John N. Goddard Foundation Friends of Coastal Georgia History LeoDelle Lassiter Jolley Foundation Erwin and Allison Reid Mr. and Mrs. Tom Haughney, Mrs. Barbara Sullivan Linda and Tom Heagy Carol L. Goodman, Lanier-Goodman Arthur and Lindee Lucas Jennifer and John Rose In honor of Navy Veteran Jack Claiborne Phil Tardif Jim and Dana Manning Foundation Marshland Credit Union Donna and Stan Sands, Sands Family Adelaide Heisel Mr. Brent W. Taylor Jack and Betty Moore Carol and Duane Harris Carol and Ben Slade Charitable Fund Miranda and Stephen Hires Skip Slocum and Sara Taylor M. Edward and Sybil Ralston Dr. Gustavo E and Barbara Z Hernandez Turner & Associates Mary and Carl Schellhorn Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Holt William and Jane Thau In memory of Tom Hunt by the Douglas H. Laura and Michael Shea Karen Hufnagel Anne-Marie Frank Walsh $25,000- $49,999 Hunt Family $1,000- $4,999 Charles G. Spalding Mr. and Mrs. Lowry Hunt Linda Woodall Mr. and Mrs. Melvin L. Adler Harry, Edward, Ellie and Georgia Hough, Mr. Bonneau Ansley Mr. and Mrs. Horace Stringfellow V Sandy Jensen Ms. Sheila Woodard Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bobins, in memory of Loraine Miller Kelly Susan and Larry Bacon Lucy and Michael Thomas Marsha Johnson Mr. and Mrs. M.H. Woodside The Robert Thomas Bobins Foundation International Auto Logistics Mrs. Jerry Blackstock Brenda and Larry Thompson Mike and Nardis Kellar Linda and Dick Cravey Ralph and Sandy Jernigan Reg and Terry Bridges Robb Willis Lee King (King Colonial Ford) 16 17 Jim and Dana Manning Belitje Bull Chris and Ken Henson Linda Olsen ASSISTANT KEEPER SOCIETY MEMBERS Julie and Mike Martin Pamela Hamilton and Valerie Hepburn and David Hayes Nancy and Paul Pandolfi Assistant Keepers join the Society Betty and Jack Moore Dennis Burgess Beth and Tommy Holder Dana and Patrick Parker at the $500 level. Keeper of the Light Brenda and Mac Nease Louise and Keith Calhoun Grace Hopper Jan and Dwight Payne Keepers join the Society annually at Cindy and Gene Rackley Sue and Chuck Cansler HunterMaclean Bonnie and David Perdue Mr. and Mrs. Dale Barrett $1,000 or more. Bonney and Billy Shuman Kay and Jack Cantrell Abby and John Irby Dwight and Caroline Plyler Cassina Garden Club Anne and Bill Stembler Pat and Tom Carlock Cathy and Clay Jackson Joan and Neal Pope Mr. and Mrs. Michael Doubleday LUMINARY Laura and John Wallace Leslie and Mac Carlton Sandy and Ralph Jernigan William P. Portman Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fishman $10,000 and above Bill and Linda Carter Tammy and Andy Jetter Jo Ann and Tom Powell Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Goalby SUSTAINER Cassina Garden Club Mr. & Mrs. M. Alanson Johnson II Jane and Joe Prendergast Dr. and Mrs. Patrick Godbey Mike and Dave Fox $1,000 to $2,499 Mark and Ann Chandler Sherri and Mitchell Jones Kathryne and Jonathan Raclin Mrs. Elliott Gumaer Jeanne E. Kaufmann Adgate and Dargan Cole III Nardis and Mike Kellar Sybil Ralston Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hurt and Roger Ryan Barbara and Bill Abbate Alice and David Crawford Brenda and Jack Kilgore Tom Regan Southeast Georgia Health System Barbara and Gus Hernandez ACG Wealth, Inc. Meg and Jack Crews John and Elizabeth Killgallon John Rodman Mr. and Mrs. Thad Truett Bonnie and Mel Adler Myrna Crook Gail King Janis and Cesar Rodriguez Ms. Susan Watts BENEFACTOR Christina Allen Patsy and Fred Cuthbert Antonia Laird Mimi and John Rogers $5,000 to $9,999 Frances and Millard Allen Emily and Lee Davenport Janice Lamattina Sue and Tom Sayer LAMPLIGHTER Kate and Lanny Allgood Wycliffe DeLong Miriam and Wayne Lancaster Mary and Carl Schellhorn Lamplighter members join the Society Bobolink Foundation, Elkin Alston Susie and Roy Dorrance Mimsie and Reese Lanier Karen and Mahlon Schneider at the $300 level. Wendy and Hank Paulson Gayle and Jimmy Alston Mr. and Mrs. William Downey Gail and Scott Ledbetter Alice and John Selman Grace E. Compton Ameris Bank Jane Beadles and John Dunham Linda and Kevin Lokey Laura and Mike Shea Mr. John Bauser and Ms. Cheryl Hargrove Sinclair Frederick III and Amman Rice Bennett Sarah and Laurence Dunn Joanie and Stewart Long Pat and Bob Schieffer Colonel and Mrs. Russell Bolt Helen Frederick in memory Wealth Management, Susan and Patrick Dunn Tim and Traci Lowe Nancy and Steve Simms Mr. and Mrs. Rocker Channell of Ethel Blandford Prescott Merrill Lynch Mr. Douglas Edwards Lindee and Art Lucas Carol and Ben Slade Ms. Elizabeth DeMato Nancy and Lewis Glenn Sharon and Bonneau Ansley Jr. Kerry and Blair Elledge Nancy and John Ludwig St. Simons Bank & Trust Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Faulkenberry Diane and Ellen Kinsey-Dempsey Pauletta and Bob Atwood Martha and Lamar Ellis Deb and Dan Luginbuhl Hillary and Bud Stringfellow Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Flynn Muriel and Jack Windolf Susan and Larry Bacon Jan and Phil Fortune Elsie and Ed MacKethan Rosemary Wade Strickland Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Grozier Patricia Barmeyer Cindy and Bill Fowler Martha G. Martin Anne and Robert Stolz Mr. and Mrs. Bob Huggins PATRON Beacon Properties, Tricia and Doug Freeman Lou and Mason McKnight Frankie and Gordon Strother Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Jacobs $2,500 to $4,999 Ruth and A.J. Swann Friends of Coastal Georgia History Ann and Don Meaders Tommy and Sally Stroud Mr. James Jones Ida P. Benton Georgia Power Barbara and Peter Miller Ethelynn and Bill Stuckey Mr. and Mrs. Leon Jorgensen Bell Family Foundation, Irwin Berman Georgia Sea Grill, Zack Gowen Nancy and Jeff Molitor Barbara Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. David Kerstetter Jennifer and Tom Bell Judy and Claude Booker Alice Glenn Jane A. Montgomery Brooke B. and Rees M. Sumerford Mr. and Mrs. Clive Oatley Linda and Jay Buchert Sarah and Jim Borders Nancy and Holcombe Green Pam and Marty Morris Brenda and Larry Thompson Mrs. Mary Perry Linda and Dick Cravey Nell and Tommy Bradbury Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goddard Deborah and Peter Murphy Turner and Associates Insurance, Mr. and Mrs. William Pitt Mary Bryan and Frank DeLoach Reg and Terry Bridges Janet and Rawson Gordon Diana and Reg Murphy Robbie Turner Ms. Jodi Rahal DeLong-Sweet Family Foundation, Broadfield Foundation, Kay and Jim Harrell Susan and Don Myers Lynda and Randy Tye Mr. and Mrs. James Rehlaender Nancy and Jim DeLong Sally and Bill Jones III Phillis and Max Harrell Mr. and Mrs. C.V. Nalley III Maria and Tom Wheeler Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Sheffield Cheryl and Dan DuPree Laura and Greer Brown Carol and Duane Harris Kim and Tom Noonan Mildred Wilcox Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sizemore Sam Franklin III Janet Brown Susan and Jack Hartman Colleen and Sam Nunn, Philip and Mary Hart Wilheit Mr. and Mrs. Luke Smith Linda and Tom Heagy Barbara Browne and Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Hawie The Nunn Family Foundation Gayle and Dennis Winchester Ms. Georgia Bailey Usry Brenda and Buddy Jones Roger Newman Jennifer and Robert Hays John J. O’Hagan Deborah and David Wright Mr. and Mrs. Gary Young

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Mr. ChristopherMundy Ms. Linda Bautista Mr. and Mrs. John Cole Ms. Elizabeth Fitts Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hopkins CURATOR Mr. and Mrs. David O’Hagan Mr. and Mrs. Sam Beckham Mr. and Mrs. Bill Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Foster Mr. and Mrs. Harry Howard Curator members join the Society Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Overholt Mr. and Mrs. Charles Belcher Mr. and Mrs. Richard Comley Mr. and Mrs. James Foster Mr. and Mrs. Robert Howenstine at the $150 level. Ms. Lin Purtle Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bell Mr. and Mrs. James Cook Mr. William France Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Humphries Mr. and Mrs. Tim Roose Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bell Mr. and Mrs. Grover Cleveland Cook Ms. Christine Franklin Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hunke Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Altman Mr. and Mrs. Ed Saboe Mr. J.D. Benefield Mr. Jonathan Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gaither Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Attridge Mr. and Mrs. Kent Smith Ms. Jo S. Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Coote Dr. and Mrs. Branham Garth Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Hutchins Mr. and Mrs. John F. Austin Ms. Margie Stockton and Mr. Harry Marshall Mr. and Mrs. J. Paul Benson Mr. and Mrs. Dale W. Covington Mr. and Mrs. James Gash Mr. Russell Jacobs and Dr. Cindy Jacobs Ms. Judith Benjamin Mr. and Mrs. Steve Swain Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bice Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cowan Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gates Mr. Ronald Jacobs and Ms. Marsha Jenkins Mrs. Lynda Bisher Ms. Amy Sykes Mr. Van Black Mr. and Mrs. George Cressman Mr. and Mrs. Tim Gay Mr. Darrell Jacox Mr. Christopher Bone Mr. and Mrs. William Thau Mr. and Mrs. Tilman Blakely Ms. Chris Culver Mr. and Mrs. Billy Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Hutch Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler Bryan Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Thigpen Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Blanchard Mr. and Mrs. Brad Curtis Mr. Michael Gilles Mr. and Mrs. Alan Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Randy Burgess Mr. and Mrs. Jay Lister Walton Mr. David Blumenfield and Mr. and Mrs. John Dabkowski Mr. and Mrs. Jose Gonzalez Mrs. Carla Kalil Mrs. Deanna Clark Mr. John B. Wells Ms. Paula Eubanks Mr. and Mrs. John Dalis Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gordon Ms. Augusta Kammer Mr. David Crews Mr. and Mrs. J. Thomas Whelchel Ms. Lora Ruble Bohannon Mr. and Mrs. Bill Daniel Mr. Jack Gore and Mrs. Charlotte Floyd-Gore Mr. and Mrs. Dick Kasak Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cronin Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Clinton H. Winne Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Booth Mr. and Mrs. Ted Davis Mr. Cannon Gould Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kegel Mr. Robert Cunningham and Ms. Tracy Lovell Mr. and Mrs. William Bost Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis Mr. and Mrs. Keith Graham Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kehoe Ms. Martha Jane Dodson FAMILY Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Breen Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DeFoe Mr. and Mrs. Philip Graitcer Mr. and Mrs. Stiles A. Kellett Dr. and Mrs. Mark Friedman Family members join at the Society Ms. Adeane Bregman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dennard Dr. Daniel Hagan Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kelly Mrs. Katherine Fuller at the $100 level. Mr. and Mrs. George Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Todd Deveau Mr.and Mrs. Rick Haines Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kelterborn Mrs. Loanne Hamje Mr. and Mrs. Don Brewer Dr. and Mrs. William Disque Mr. and Mrs. Jody Haley Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hassinger Mr. and Mrs. R.W. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bridges Mr. Jean Dole and Ms. Tracy Techau Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hall Mr. and Mrs. James Kielt Ms. Peggy Hatcher Dr. Joseph Adams Mr. and Mrs. Sam Brinkley Mr. and Mrs. George Dorsey Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hanneld Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kirtley Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hayden Mr. and Mrs. Randy Addison Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brodhag Mr. Stephen Doster Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Harper Mr. and Mrs. Robert Klem Mr. and Mrs. Donald Heinecke Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ainger Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brown Ms. Gwen Douglas Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harper Ms. Diane Knight and Mr. Ray Miller Ms. Mary Barton Hitt Mr. Michael Albo Mr. Bob D. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Robert Douglas Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Harrell Ms. Lisa Knust Mrs. Ethel Horton Mr. and Mrs. James E. Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brown Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Dudley Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Dave Krug Mr. and Mrs. Clark Isaac Mr. and Mrs. William Allen Mr. and Mrs. Byron Brown Mr. and Mrs. Prentice Eager Ms. Judi Harrison Mr. David Lakari Ms. Virginia Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Phillip S. Allen Mr. William Brown Mr. and Mrs. Paul Early Mr. and Mrs. Keith Harrison Mr. Stephen Landis Dr. and Mrs. Steven Johnson Mr. Merrill Alton-Graham and Mauri Graham Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bryan Mr. and Mrs. William Easley Mr. and Mrs. Alden Harwood Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Layman Mr. and Mrs. Victor Jost Mr. and Mrs. David Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Steven H. Bullock Mr. and Mrs. Vince Ebbeskotte Mr. and Mrs. Tom Haughney Judge and Mrs. William F. Lee Mr. David Keen Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Applegate Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bunting Dr. and Mrs. Hugh Eisen Ms. Celia Hay Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lee Ms. Judi Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Arvin Col. and Mrs. John Campbell Mr. and Mrs. George Ellis Mr. Bain Head Ms. Joan Lee Mr. John Shumaker and Ms. Kim Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Michael Aspinwall Mr. and Mrs. Ed Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ellis Ms. Susie Henning Mr. and Mrs. Royce Leggett Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Kiernan Dr. and Mrs. Edwin T. Avret Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Carson Mr. Robert Engle Prof. and Mrs. Matthew Higgins Mr. and Mrs. Milton M. Leggett Mr. Jerry Lamb Mr. and Mrs. Peter Aydelott Mr. and Mrs. Grover Carrington Mr. and Mrs. Jon Fatica Ms. Fran Hilsman Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lewis Mr. and Mrs. William Lueckel Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baker Mr. and Mrs. C.E. Carter Ms. Patricia Featherstone and Mr. and Mrs. James Hinsley Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lindquist Ms. Julie Irwin Lunt Mr. and Mrs. Kern Baker Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Carson Mr. Robert Potokar Mrs. Ronald Hlozansky Mr. Lance Lipman and Ms. Gail Cook Mr. and Mrs. Roderick M. Lusted Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barlow Mr. and Mrs. Jim Chapman Ms. Joann Felder Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Lott Senator and Mrs. Mack F. Mattingly Mrs. Katherine Barnes Ms. Catherine Chicos Drs. Don and Dottie Fielder Mr. and Mrs. Tate Holbrook Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lyons Ms. Anna Belle McCaskill Ms. Donna Bassett Ms. Erin Ciulla Mr. Thomas Fine and Dr. Patricia Maffeo Mr. and Mrs. Tom Holmes Mr. and Mrs. Joel Maddox Mr. Don McCue and Mrs. Carol Koracin Mr. and Mrs. Carl Baumgardner Rev. and Mrs. Julian Clarke Mr. Robert Fischer and Ms. Betty Oliver Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Holt Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mallicote

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Mr. and Mrs. John A. Mancini Mr. and Mrs. Buzzy Pickren Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spalding INDIVIDUAL Mrs. Mary Jo Busby-Griffith Mr. Michael Falsetta Mrs. Randy Hires Mr. and Mrs. David Markey Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pieschel Mr. and Mrs. Craig Staresinich Individual members join the Mrs. Nancy Butler Rev. John Farmer Ms. Martha Hodge Ms. Pamela Marshall Ms. Christina Pinkerton Mr. and Mrs. Mason Stewart Society at the $50 level. Ms. Louise Campbell Ms. Jean Farrant Ms. Carol Hoffine Ms. Rebecca Marshall Mr. Arthur Pittman Mr. Michael Stroud Mr. Doug Campbell Mrs. Byra Fell Mrs. Jeffrey L. Hoffman Mrs. Rebecca Martin Mr. and Mrs. Mark Podlin Mr. and Dr. Gregory Stucky Mr. David Abell Dr. Sage Campione Mrs. Michael J. Fixx Mrs. Deborah Hoffmann Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Martin Mr. and Mrs. Clark Price Ms. Sara Taylor and Mr. Skip Slocum Mrs. Camille Adams Ms. Jan Carriker Mrs. Mary Lou Folts Ms. Lurlyne Holland Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Mason Mr. Kevin L. Priddy Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Tennant Ms. Leslie Aldridger Mrs. Helen Castrillo Ms. Amanda Ford Ms. Gail Horton Mr. and Mrs. Jim McAdams Mr. and Mrs. George Ragsdale Mr. and Mrs. M.D. Terry Mr. David Alexander Mr. Austin Catts Mr. Robert Freeman Ms. Karen Hufnagel Col. and Mrs. John McConnell Mr. Tim Ranney Dr. Donald M. Thieme and Dr. Hanae Kanno Ms. Katherine B. Allen Mr. Daniel Champaigne Ms. Martha French Ms. Patricia Ide Mr. and Mrs. Dennie McCrary Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reid Mr. and Mrs. Michael Thomas Ms. Anne Ambrose Ms. Ann King Chapman Ms. Marilyn Friddle Ms. Emily Ingram Mr. and Mrs. John McCreadie Mr. and Mrs. John Renfroe Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Thornton Ms. Suzanne Amiano Dr. Jean Choate Ms. Margaret Gallagher Ms. Lois Owens Irvin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. McIlvain Mr. and Mrs. James Renner Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Tillman Dr. Margaret Amstutz Ms. Anne Chubb Ms. Paula Galland Mr. Henry Jackson Mr. William A. McIntosh Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Rentz Mr. J Wayne Tindall Ms. Jeanne Anderson Mr. Wayne Ciano Ms. Mary Jane Gamble Ms. Carolyn Janssen Mr. and Mrs. Mike McKinney Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rightnour Dr. and Mrs. Clarence Torrance Mrs. Marjorie H. Anderson Ms. Lillian Clarke Ms. Lasse Gammage Mrs. Raymond Jarvis Mrs. JoAnn Meisel Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rinkevich Mr. Terry Trotochaud Mr. Joe Andrews Ms. Patricia H. Collins Mrs. Kathleen Gansereit Mr. William Jeffers Mr. and Mrs. Paul Meschke Mr. and Mrs. Don Rogers Ms. Debra D. Vaughan Mr. Richard F. Armstrong Ms. Ginny Connors Mrs. Carole Ginzl Mr. Herndon Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Ed Meyer Mr. and Mrs. John Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Charles Viall Mr. Bob Aronson Mrs. Linda Cooper Ms. Margaret Glennon Mrs. Nancy Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mills Mr. and Mrs. Micheal Rogge Ms. Marlene Louise Walters Ms. Susan Aronson Mrs. Ann Corley Ms. Melissa Shinn Glikes Ms. Patricia Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Millsap Mr. and Mrs. Bell Ronay Mr. and Mrs. George Waterhouse Mrs. Jane Asher Ms. Judy Crews Ms. Gay Gober Mrs. W. M. Kampschmidt Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moffett Mr. and Mrs. Ken Rushin Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Wehunt Ms. Sue Ashmore Ms. Elizabeth Crowther Ms. Lynn Goldblatt Ms. Beth Keaton Ms. Debbie Mollycheck Mr. and Mrs. S. Whitten Rusk Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Weller Ms. Jami Bailey Ms. Ann Crowther Mrs. Mary Gonsalves Ms. Beth S. Kempe Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mooney Mr. John Ryman Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wetherington Ms. Wendy Baker Mrs. Linda Culver Ms. Georgia Graves Ms. Chandra Kendall Mr. and Mrs. Mark Morcus Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Salter Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wiggins Ms. Nelda Ballagh Ms. Chris Curry Mrs. Frances Graves Mrs. Marcia Kester Mr. Carlton A. Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scarbrough Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wilkinson Ms. Diane C. Barnsley Mrs. Leah Curtis Ms. Marie Gray Mr. Rob Kraich Mrs. Jennifer Morrow Mr. David Schauer Mr. Richard Williamson and Mr. Richard Bassett Ms. Pamela Curtis Ms. Nancy Gregory Ms. Catherine Kyker Mr. and Mrs. Jack O. Morse Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Schmitz Ms. Janie Shaheen Mr. Michael Bauser Mrs. Priscilla Darby Ms. Mary Gress Ms. Lynn Ladefoged Mr. and Mrs. Richard Moser Mr. and Mrs. Ray Scott Mr. and Mrs. John Winsness Mrs. Carol J. Bell Mr. Justin Davey Ms. Joyce Gromade Ms. Harriet Langford Mr. and Mrs. Robert Muir Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sechler Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Winsness Ms. Kathleen Bennett Mrs. Joyce Davies Ms. Mitzi Grubb Ms. Brenda Langley Mr. and Mrs. Willie Murphy El Mr. and Mrs. Brad Shanks Mr. and Mrs. Royce Wood Mrs. Kay Benson Ms. Alison Dawson Ms. Kathy Hall Ms. Kay Boylen Larche Mr. Michael Mustard Ms. Diane Sheehan Mr. and Mrs. Frank Worley Ms. Julie Bice Ms. Cheryl DeMarco Mrs. Lee Haller Ms. Marn Larsen-Ball Mr. and Mrs.W. Eugene Nichols Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. Shelander Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wright Ms. Shelia M. Bingaman Mrs. Rodney Dennis Ms. Georgia Lee Halley Ms. Paige Larson Mr. and Mrs. George Nies Mr. Robert Shell Mr. and Mrs. Lyle F. Yates Ms. Christine Biscardi Ms. Rose Desena Mrs. Betsy Hamilton Mr. George Lawton Mr. Gary Nikoukary Mr. John Shepherd Mr. and Mrs. Richard Young Mr. Reese Bischoff Ms. Barbara Diemmer Mr. John Harper Ms. Margaret Lee Ms. Mary O’Connor Mr. Don Baker and Mr. Randy Siegel Mrs. Margaret Blackstock Mrs. Margaret Dodd Mr. Brett M. Harper Ms. Elizabeth LeSueur Mr. and Mrs. Don T. O’Quinn Mr. L. Michael Simmons Dr. Sharon Bolin Ms. Eda Donofrio Mr. Robert Harris Ms. Carol Long Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oliver Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Slack Ms. Elizabeth Bommer Ms. Mary C. Donohue Mr. Franklin A. Hart Mrs. Norma Lucas Mr. and Mrs. Olaf H. Olsen Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Smith Ms. Marcia Boney Mrs. Joyce Douglass Ms. Jodi Hartley Ms. Patricia Lynch Mrs. Kathleen Otto Mrs. David T. Smith Mr. Frank Booker Mrs. Mary L. Dressner Ms. Janet Hays Mrs. Judy Lyons Ms. Lorene Palmer Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Smith Ms. Elizabeth Braswell Ms. Dianne Durand Ms. Joyce Heinz Ms. Jackie Magnant Mr. Greg Pease Mr. and Mrs. William C. Smith Ms. Fran Brauer Mr. Chris Dyson Mrs. Adelaide J. Heisel Ms. Constance Malmquist Mr. and Mrs. Dan Pentecost Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Smith Mrs. Angela E. Burns Ms. Sarah Ellerbee Ms. Anna Henry Ms. Lee D. Malone Mrs. Germaine Perambo Ms. Cindy Smith Ms. Dorris Burton Mrs. Rebecca Estes Ms. Marie Hines Mrs. Claudia Malone

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