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A.~~A Q- Ee Brown Aleta Roberson Co-Chair Co-Chair E61~ May27, 2003 Ms. Diane Augram KISS COI7NTRY PO Box 6447 Asheville, NC 28$16 Dear Diane: Thank you for your kind and generous support ofthe Outback `_Night ofthe Legends" Auction: Your contribution of-the autographed photo ofMartins Mcbride, Alabama autographerd sheet music, She Daisy lithograph and the art by Steve Warner was certainly a great part ofmaking this year's auction the best we have held to date. With the help ofyour donation, we raised nearly $73,000, which will continue to support our 40 programs to assist children, adults, and families with medication, medical supplies, food, heat, and other emergency needs. Your support ofEblen Charities through the Outback `Night of the Legends" Auction makes it possibie,for so many families in our area to receive the assistance they need. Thanks to you, we are able to say, "How may we help?" We appreciate your contribution to this year's auction and look forward to your involvemern next year. Each year the dollars generated as aresult of the auction continues to increase. This is due to the interest and support generated by our area businesses, craftsman, retail shops, restaurams, and service providers donating goods and services. Once again, on behalfofall the children, adults and families who benefit from the work ofthe Eblen Charities, the Board ofDirectors, the staff and volunteers, we would like to thank you. Your kindness will not be forgotten. a.~~a Q- ee Brown Aleta Roberson Co-Chair Co-Chair The Eblen Charities 1 SD Regent Park Blvd. Asheville, NC 88806 (828) 255-3066 April 6, 2003 Caroline Earley Clear Channel PO Box6447 Asheville, NC 28816 Dear Ms. Earley, When we asked for your help, you gave it. From live announcements to radio remotes to store visits, yowurrselfisMy gave of yourselves to help support a --- greater cause: And it is that supportyour support that deserves our sincerest thanks, because you helped to make Operation Goodie Bag a great success. Together we raised: . More than $319,000 in donations and More than 65,000 items for our troops around the world These donations will be sent to the USO in Atlanta on Friday, May 9"' to be packaged and delivered to our troops deployed around the world. Smiles from home are on their way to our heroes! Again, we truly apprecate everything you have done for Operation Goodie Bag. And on behalf of Americans everywhere, we thank you for helping to give us all an opportunity to say thank you to the men and women who dedicate their lives to the protection of our freedoms. Sincerely, President & CEO BI-L0, LLC BI-LO,- LLC " Post OfEio'e Boa 99 " Mauldin, SC 29662 " 8~64~.234 .1600 z~>C~![~1NITY ~~~JND~1T'I~JN~~ WESTERN NORTHh~OLINA January 18, 2002 V~SF'l~?VWNC ~1tt;3:lVls. Dianne Augram `13 Summe~rlin Road Asheville* NC28806 BoaidoffJin:ctor~ James B. PoWell ;ii Ctiaianan' A11gCa111: Eleanor M ()Wen . ~_i~ear 1VIS. Vise-chairman Isabel H: Nichols Thank for,your in-kind cortribution ofradio advertising-for the Biltmore . sacr~~ry you Charles 1F. :. ~Estatell~S Cellular ~~ok.1"Io.~I~vz~a~:Ben t .~O111 . fireasurer Wm. Mi~fiael Begley The.net proceeds from`thd $iltmore Estate/GIS Cellular:~,ook Homeward event ~ n~iitc~,eu Betty . - will.benefit the=work of~she~ile-~3uricomibe .Comiriunity Chrisi~an 11~Iinistry GeorcJe W: yJr. Caring for Children, Eliada.Home for Children, Habitat; for Humanity; bIel~iate, . Janiee lN. Brumit Hospitality House; Mountain Hoiusing:Qpportun ties, and the Salvation Army:; . Sahara P. syrd .~ VureentQ: Childless; Jr. These agencies were selected recognition oftheirefforts to provide quality f~or~ald R. Cooker :~helter'and servilces n:.peol?1e ~x:oux-cornmunity .w thout a liotne; as well :aa fcrr 5. Jerome Cro w -their :w ilingne;;;s to work in.rooperation for acommon-goal: Pawl Crutchfield- Barba~a-VM: Dark Carol Deutsch ~~ e are grateful for your support ofthis collaborative :effGrt~ that will raise Sherri B. Free .~aw~reness:oftl;xe;compleac_i~sue-of.hom~les~ness :and-make adifference .for many KenyA. Friedman, pet3phe it Qur legion. JetireyA :Gauld Fred'F Gro~,_Jr. Martha Guy W. SteIL Huie tewisJ: Isaac BarryB iCempson Ad~aide Danieis Key Pat Smith David laden' - : ooris PnBrps Loornis - Executive i)irector Wilfiam W: Mance, Jr: Sue McGliirton George D: fEenfro Thomas L:. SpradAng 1~ a~cordauce with provisions ofthe Revenue Reconciliation-Act of 1993, we: are vvu~am c. sword Michael S.:Tanner ati~ged to state. that yoi~ did not receive. any goods or services. in.e~change for F?a~rteta M. Turtae~' yciur contribuit~n; therefore, the value ofyour contribution. is d~luctible :for Douglas Van 1VopRen federal and state income tax as allowed byaaw. Gten'rS W WVihx, Sr. Pat Smith . ~xecwtiJe-t7fi i~" i~.~ Suite 1600 y~':~' 8t£ ;~sa; The B138T:Building , :E' ~ t mil a~ . One WestRaok square ~ :;3`L ltkt~l:~3c.Z-;t~ ~.;{r`' ,i¬'?%r. ~ ` ~f~r u yi.~*'~c ~F ~^. '~'~'a..T.f'-r" RC. Box 9$88 ~ r. 5 .. 'f. .. ~ a' 1.,. " d~ ksheville, NC 2880 .. o . .., ._ . ~c~ 7 ~ ... x ~ . ~r F.:.+`p . 828-254-4960 phone 828-251=2258 fax www.e~vnc.org RSHEVILLE RLTITUDE January 10, 2002 Ms. Diane Augram General Manager Clear Channel Asheville P.O. Box 6447 Asheville, NC 28816 Dear Diane: HAPPY NEW YEAR! This is simply a note to THANK YOU for your intense and continued support of the National Basketball Development League (NBDL} Asheville Altitude! It is community leaders like you that will stimulate our team's success in Asheville and Western North Carolina. I am challenged to .find others in-the-community to match and support your enthusiasm! In addition, I want to THANK YOU for having selected members of our staff at the Clear Channel Asheville Holiday Party at La Paz December 6. I would find it hard to believe if any other NBDL team has a community supporter quite like you. Please contact me if the Altitude can reasonably return any of your kindness! We look forward to seeing you at the Asheville Civic Center soon and often for the balance ofthe 2001-2002 season. Keep in-touch! Go Altitude! Alfreft'B. White President ABW:mee THE DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE OF THE NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION A~hevi[[e Givic Center " 87 Haywood Street " Ashevi[[e NC 2880 Asheville-Buncombe Technical Community College F O U N D A T 1 O N December 20, 2001 Ms. Diane Augram General Manager KISS Country & WWNC P. O. Box 6447 Asheville, NC 28816 Dear Ms. Augram: Thank you for your generous support of Santa Spree. Your sponsorship enables A-B Tech to fulfill it mission. We thank you for your investment in the community and your dedication to student success. The proceeds of Santa Spree support professional development opportunities for faculty and staff and fund equipment needs at our college. Last year Sheila Tillman, Chair of the Hospitality Education Department, attended the International Council on Hotel, Restaurant, and Institutional Education Conference in Toronto. Chef Tillman reports experiencing diverse dining experiences and participating in seminars that addressed b~t practices enhancing her classroom teaching. In appreciation of your support, President Bailey would like you to join him for lunch in the Private Dining Room in the Birch Building on Thursday, February 7, 2002. Please plan to arrive at noon to sample one of our world class culinary productions. I will call you ~n January to confirm your attendance. The Foundation appreciates your ongoing support of Santa Spree and hopes that as we move forward in 2002, you will continue to be our partner in fulfilling the mission of A-B Tech. " Sincerely, Anita R. Metcalf Executive Director 340 Victoria Road Ashc~~lle, North Carolina 28801 828/264-1921 Far:828/251-6355 ENMARK STATIONS INC. P O. BOX 728 SAVANNAH, GEORGIA 31402 (912) 236-1331 FAX (912) 235-3868 RE: Sylva, NC October 18, 1999 Bill McMartin General Manager WKSF 99.9 FM P.O. Box 6447 Asheville, NC 28816 Dear Bill : On Friday, October 15, Irnmark Stations celebrated the Grand .Opening of our new Sylva, North Carolina location. You may already know that WKSF helped promote this event with a radio remote from 11 am to 2 pm. My purpose in writing you is to let you know how pleased we were with the service provided by your staff. Carmelita Gray has been our account rep for more than 5 years, working exceptionally well with both Enmark and a number of different media buyers over the years. Not only did she come to the radio remote - she arrived ea~1y and stayed throughout the entire event -- despite being under the weather! Mitch Ensley also did a great job. He worked with us to place the KISS inflatable logo,.van, table and booth for maximum function and effect, and also interacted well with customers . You are fortunate to have enticed Peter Clay to move south from Michigan . He is one of the best (if not the best) Disc Jockeys we have ever had host a radio remote. Peter is as enthusiastic and genuine in person as his "on air' personality. What a great team these three individuals make . Please extend to all of them our thanks for helping make our Grand Opening such a successful event. Sincerely, l.-~G'~..l~..trlA'vC--"'7 Debbie D. Cannon Mgr., Advertising & Admin. Services cc: Andy Smith - The Smith Agency Jim Mercer - Enmark PS - We loved the Spin and Win, and your listeners obviously do too! ENMARK bfISSION STATErVIENT To be the beer service stations and convenience stores, Irom the customer's perspective, in all the markets in whicfi we operate.
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