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2018 Jere Annis Nomination Form The Jere Annis Leadership Award Leadership Lakeland XI Theron Stangry George Lindsey III Todd Christian Leadership Lakeland XXII About the Award 1993-1994 Toni Stewart Timothy McCausland Kevin Cook 2004-2005 Stanley Reed, Chairman Joe Tedder Roy McCraw Cliff Diamond Bill Mutz, Chairman The Jere Annis Leadership Award was established in 1989 by the Leadership Alumni Association to Beverly Tew-Circe Seth McKeel Dale Dreyer honor the late Dr. Jere Annis, an organizer of the Leadership Lakeland Program, past president of Paul Alley Ron Tomlin Faye McKnight Tim Ervolina Zelda Abram Carolyn Baldwin John Tubb Laurie Melton Rick Garcia H. Adam Airth the Lakeland Area Chamber of Commerce, and Chairman of Leadership Lakeland I and II. Dr. Sylvia Blackmon-Roberts Chuck Vilushis Larry Mitchell Iva Hauck Girtman Virginia Allen – Houghton Annis, who died in 1989, was the founder of Watson Clinic. Gloria Brooke Curt Wheeler Larry V. Moore, Sr. Kevin Griffith Doretha Brooks Lee Brunson Fran Munson Josh Hallett Jay Browning Bill Cloyd Marcy Mutz-Wickenkamp Lisa Kaiser Hickey Stacy Campbell-Domineck Donna DeStefano Leadership Lakeland XIV Nick Nicholas Kate Howze Jennifer Canady Honored Jere Annis Recipients Trish Dockery 1996-1997 Paul Noris Louis Irons Jim Chaffin Faye Doppelheuer Katrina Lunsford, Chairman Steve Schmidt John Lancaster Pamela Craven 1989 - John T. Cannon III 1998 - John A. Attaway, Jr. 2008 - Nancy Cattarius Terri Goleno Ihla Sloman John Loute Deborah Garringer 1990 - Hunt Berryman 1999 - Frank O’Reilly 2009 - Jack Stephens Perry Heath **David Aldridge Mary Ellen Smith Tom McClosky M. Shane Glor 2000 - Ronald L. Clark 2010 - Edie Yates Tom Hermann Cindy Alexander Tony Smith Corey Miller Tom Hall 1991 - Terry S. Wilson Linda LaMona Lenore Devore Janet M. Stuart Angie Register Jonn Hoppe 1992 - T. Lynn Craven 2001 - Ralph “Buddy” Fletcher 2011 - Ed Crenshaw Greg Masters **Carol Bevis Neil Roddenbery William LePere 1993 - Barney Barnett 2002 - Alice O’Reilly 2012 - John Rodda David McCutcheon Roger Boatner Ed Sammer Kelly Lonsberry 2003 - R. Howard Wiggs 2013 - Steve Bissonnette Kathy Mullens Marjory A. Bruszer Leadership Lakeland XVII Anu Saxena Karen Lukhaub 1994 - Darlene Eanett Kathleen Munson Janet Fansler 1999-2000 Sharlotte Wilkerson Stephanie Madden 1995 - Ralph Weeks 2004 - Clayton Hollis 2014 - Larry Durrence Carmen Myers Wayne Fitzhugh Ford Heacock, Chairman Mark Thompson Teresa Martinez 2015 - Gene Strickland 1996 - Lyonal B. Lindsey, Jr. 2005 - Anne Furr John Rodda Vicki Ginda Phillip Walker Tony Martinez 2006 - Bill Mutz 2016 - Ihla Sloman Dennis Ross Larry Glenn Chuck Aiken Phil Wegman Lyle McBride 1997 - Carol Jenkins Barnett 2017 - Frank Kendrick Pat Russell Ford Heacock Matthew Cantrall Scott Wheeler Scott McBride 2007 - Hollis Hooks Rick Thompson Kevin Hennessey Duke Chadwell Pam Yarbrough Karen McCarthy Bill Tinsley Debra A. Johnson Joy Davis Kimberley McKeel David Touchton John McKnight, Jr. Kurt Elmhorst C. Richard Nail Vick Troiano **William M. Midyette III Sandra Gibson Leadership Lakeland XX Kenneth Reeves Martin von Paleske Steve Moseley Sharon Haeusler 2002-2003 Marc Salm Peggie Whitworth Benjamin F. Mundy,Jr. David D. Hallock, Jr. Greg Myers, Chairman Terry Strong Leadership Lakeland Graduates By Class Krista Yurchak Thomas O’Connor David Hand Michael Tamney Deigo Ramos-Rivera Tim Hart Donna Bhisitkul Douglas Thomas ** indicates deceased Bold indicates previous winner Lawrence Ross Ron Henkelman Don Bosko Jackie Yon Leadership Lakeland XII Brockman Self Alice Hunt John Burton Leadership Lakeland I Kathleen Coffman Keith Hilliard, D.M.D. Robert Landers Neil Combee 1994-1995 Richard D. Snyder Norma Isreal Mark Cabrera 1983-1984 **Edward Collins Hollis Hooks David Lee Denise Crenshaw Shari Szabo, Chairman Robert Springer Cathy Jones Paul Colee Jere Annis, Chairman Ron Davis J. Michael McCarthy Barbara Lipscomb Carl Dockery Thomas Standifer Joel Landau Connie Durrence Leadership Lakeland XXIII Donna Dowless Peggy McKeel Raul Lopez M.D. Lee Faulconer Bruce Abels Kirk Sullivan Maggie Lazarre Melinda Harrison 2005-2006 John T. Cannon III James Edwards Peter Munson Ed Lunz Charles “Chuck” Foss Ira Anderson Robyn Sutton Kelly Lonsberry Mitch Harvey Patricia Hendler, Chairman J. Edward DeLoach Scott Fore **Richard Murvin Doris Lyons Robert Foster Steve Beck **Clint Wright Randy Marcus Linda Hennis Alan P. Fisher, O.D. Anne Furr Frank O’Reilly Lisa Parks Carolyn Fulmer Phil Bush James Yancey Chris McLaughlin Andy Hernan Doris Moore Bailey Lyonal Lindsey, Jr. David George **Jack Pines Cindy Petterson Jorge L. Gonzalez Wayne Cain Elena Nicholas Jack Hollis **Janet Bellamy James M. Magnusen, M.D. Janet Roth Jackson Robert Rosinsky Skip Perez John Griffin Mike Carter Sherrie Nickell Keith Hulbert Mary Ann Blanchard Patrick D. McConnell Stephen Martin R.G. Siegel Daniel Risener Lyn Holcom Taylor Davidson Leadership Lakeland XV Carole Philipson Linda Jezard Stacy Butterfield **Anne McLaughlin Kaye McConnell **Mike Stiles Jim Studiale Carolyn Jackson Karen DeLoach 1997-1998 David Phillips Frank Kendrick Cecelia Christian Mark Monts de Oca Theodore Nichols Dennis Shortridge, Jr. **Janet Tucker Robert “Bo” Jackson Fred Golden Ron Clark, Chairman Chuck Reaume Jon Larson Barbara Erickson M. Ron O’Connor Gary Ralston Tom Tyndall Edward Voget Fred J. Lotterhos III Jeanne Gumerson Tim Rice **Thomas Lunsford Robert Ettensohn, Jr. Thomas S. Petcoff Ken Rollins John Wagner Guerry Wardell Robert “Bob” McDermott Patricia Hendler Keith Albritton Sue Riley Stacey McLaughlin Gregory Finch William “Bill” Reid Daniel Sherman W.P. “Phil” Wortman Phyllis Watson, Ph.D. Ronald M. Myers Rosa Hernandez **Hugh Autry Brittany Sale Wade Parrish R. Mark Fore Edward T. Shivers Gary D. Smith Tom Williams Charles Oldham Mark Irby David Boles Pat Steed Linda Rice Barry Friedman Richard B. Stephens, Jr. Craig Suwinski Debra C. Painter **Larry Isaac J. Michael Crowell Phuc Vo Jennifer Roberts Clinton Glover Eugene Strickland Robert Towne Leadership Lakeland VI Leadership Lakeland VIII Jolinda Pipkin Kevin Jones David Daniel Reggie Webb Joe L. Ruthven Cynthia Haffey Henry Tucker **George “Zip” Trask 1988-1989 1990-1991 Bill Read, Jr. Grady Judd William Dorman Vanessa Whitaker Richard Schuler John Hrabusa R. Howard Wiggs Linda Bagley Wiggs Jack Stephens, Chairman Anne Furr, Chairman John Schrot, D.D.S. Leah Lauderdale Arthur H. Erickson Judy Sellers Stephen Hull **Terry S. Wilson L. David Schultz Rick Mottern John Frazier Sharon Stone Samuel Johnson Randy Chastain Donna Anderson Shari Szabo Heather O’Connor Ruth E. Gardner Leadership Lakeland XVIII Charlene Vocelle Joe Joseph Leadership Lakeland IV Lee A. Crouch Melaney Sreenan Pam Page Hunter George 2000-2001 Jimmy Waller, IV Mary Lu Kiley Leadership Lakeland II 1986-1987 Dean Danielson Becky Blue Paul Powers Ralph Gilchrest Randy Hollen, Chairman TW Weeks Robert Loftin 1984-1985 Pat McConnell, Chairman William Dufoe Scott Charlton Leadership Lakeland X Greg Sale Kenneth Hawthorne Matt Werd Melissa Lopez Jere Annis, Chairman Robert Eanett, M.D. Samuel Crosby 1992-1993 Charlann Jackson Sanders Peter Helwig Mischelle Anderson Arnold Wilson Tanya Matthews **Sandra Allen Jack English III **Rebecca Crumpler Lyonal Lindsey, Chairman Sandra Sheets W.E. “Chip” Levick Cherry Bailey Ronda Zucco Mary McQueen R. Dean Akers Ronald C. Atkinson Rick Ferguson Barbara Flasch Chris Sikes Lynda R. Mack Paula Beikirch Kenneth Menefee Davis A. “Dave” Barnhill Sharon Becker Deane L. Hart III Janice Gilchrest Phil Allen Denny Simmers David Mann Joyce Brennen Steven Moore Dean Boring Sandra Ellington Jerry Herring **Bruce Giles Robert Andrew **Archie Smith, Jr. Mia McKown George Brooks, Jr. Leadership Lakeland XXI Scott Parker John B. Brennan **Denis Fontaine Marilyn B. Kirkland Kay Harris Fields Shirley Balogh Frank Spinosa, Jr. David McLain Jason Carpenter 2003-2004 Robin Phillips Thomas J. Bryant W.R. “Sandy” Fortin Jim Mastropietro Gail Holmes Sandra Bauer Sherri Wall Paul Morgan Kerry Charlet L. Gay Ratcliff, Chairman Victor Prebor III Stephanie “Stevie” Buck James C. Franklin, Jr. Roger L. McFadden Dave Houston Lynwood Bell Margaret Ann Wheeler Karen Mort Greg Crum Gregory Sanoba Susan J. Cardman Michael B. Furr Jeanne Mitchell Ray Jackson Robert Cheatham Bill Mutz Tony Delgado Dale Anderson Gregory Spirakis Nancy Cattarius Dorsey G. Hightower, D.V.M. Don Pickard Don Jones Christine Clifford Lyle Philipson Andrea Dockery Susan Badcock Robert Stanz William E. “Ed” Crenshaw M. Clayton Hollis, Jr. Helen Ramsey Katrina Lunsford Anna Maria DiCesare Leadership Lakeland XIII Mary Ellen Smith Larry Durrence Hal Bolter Debra Wright Alan C. Fisk Boyd K. Honeycutt, M.D. Steve Scruggs Joe Mawhinney Paula Dockery 1995-1996 Latha Murphy Speed Scott Franklin Jean Bunch Glenn A. Folsom Thomas C. Howard H. Tim Smith Yvonne McShay Debbie Funkhouser Jolinda Pipkin, Chairman Daniel E. Stetson Pete Frantzis Tamara Burroughs Roger D. Haar **Larry Ronald Jackson Mary Stiles Mawhinney Beth Miller Steve Githens Lana Swartzwelder David Gawaluck Judy Cline Leadership Lakeland XXIV David T. Jones, M.D. Thomas Kibler Doug Tart Greg Mugg Clarence Grier Robert Brush Julian Weeks Barney Gentry Sonji Coney-Glover 2006-2007 James R. Looker Mark N. Miller Jim S. Verplanck Gene O’Dell Laura Hawley Steve Buck Mary Wicker Kim Grady-Brock Claretha Conner Tony Delgado, Chairman Gregory B. Myers Stephen A. Moore, Jr. **Ralph W. Weeks Richard Phillips Allen Johnson Georgann Carlton Walker Wilkerson Sam Killebrew Robert Donahay Fred Oeters Stanley B. Reed
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