An Unwavering Promise 2016-2017 Annual Report of Giving

1867 Mission Statement Vision Statement

Talladega College is an institution rich in history whose mission is to Talladega College aspires to be a center of academic excellence in liberal equip its graduates for the global community through academic excellence, arts higher education; thus preparing students not only for graduate moral values, community service and professional development. studies but also for the global community.

Adopted by the Board of Trustees, July 21, 2016 President’s Message

Dear Old Dega is more than Crimson and only at Talladega College. It is the heartbeat Blue…it is the Pride that runs through our of our family that flows as fond thoughts veins and makes us one…. One Family! You encroach your memory and remind you of may have spent your college years here, or what makes your connection to Dear Old you may be a lifelong TC fan. Generations Dega a treasured one. of your family may have attended this great institution, or you may be the first in your There is strength in numbers when we family to hold a TC degree. You may have all work to achieve a common goal. Let’s walked around these hallowed grounds as continue this pursuit of excellence by recently as yesterday, or it may have been lending your financial support. Much is still years since your last visit. Whatever your needed to make OUR College a better place connection is, the bond you share with TC is for future generations. Let’s join together in something special. These things bond us and giving future generations a foundation such make us family. as that precious Talladega College degree on which you stand. Since 1867, Dega has been pride and tradition. Our tradition of academic Remember Dear Old Dega is more than excellence and success is recognized Crimson and Blue…It is your family. Let’s nationwide. Though time has changed rekindle our memories, desires, and pride to societies, communities and views, Dega pride ensure our family continues to grow! and tradition continue to bind and define the Dega family. Because of your connection, Sincerely, Dega is the spirit that runs through each of us. No matter how far you are from campus, the Dega spirit in you continues to burn because of your continued strides Billy C. Hawkins, PhD and legacies. I hope this message compels President and empowers you to feel a sense of loyalty because you are a part of something found

An Unwaivering Promise 3 2016-2017 Annual Report of Giving 2016 – 2017 Board of Trustees Dr. Harry L. Coaxum, Chairman Dr. Billy C. Hawkins, President – Talladega College 1867 Dr. Richard A. English, Vice Chairman NEW Mr. James Smith, Secretary CONSTRUCTION Dr. Harry L. Coaxum Mrs. Tracey Morant Adams Mr. Jimmy E. Kelly, III Chairman Mr. Gregory Austin Mrs. Valerie D. Lewis-McGee Mr. James Cole, Esq. Mrs. Rica Lewis-Payton Ms. Zenda Bowie, President, TCNAA Mr. Marc A. Love Ms. Shirley A. Brown Mr. Charles R. Matthews Mr. Arnold L. Greene Mrs. Gladys Swain, Faculty Representative Mr. Jesse Henderson † Mr. Gardner C. Tabon James A. Hill, MD Ms. Jade Wellman, Student Representative Mr. Isaiah Hugley

Student CenterNew Student Center 2016 – 2017 Executive Officers of the College Dr. Billy C. Hawkins, President Dr. Lisa Long, Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs Mr. Sama Mondeh, Vice President of Administration and Finance Dr. Sharon Whittaker-Davis, Vice President of Student Affairs Mr. Walvid King, Acting Vice President of Institutional Advancement

2016 – 2017 Residence HallNew Residence Hall Talladega College National Alumni Association (TCNAA) Board

Dr. Joe A. Lee, Vice President Ms. Denita Johnson, Recording Secretary Ms. Zenda Bowie Mr. Norman P. Campbell, Financial Secretary President Ms. Karen Y. Houston, Treasurer William R. Harvey Art Museum An Unwaivering Promise 4 2016-2017 Annual Report of Giving The images in this painting depict replicas of the first school house for Negro children in Talladega County and surrounding areas; founders William Savery, Thomas Tarrant and Ambrose Headen; and Swayne School.

“The Beginning,” an original oil painting by Dr. Arthur Bacon

a few others, and their wives, who “stood children in Talladega County. The building nobly by them,” they opened a school was constructed on land that became The in one room of a house to the east of the part of Talladega College, where DeForest hilltop building that eventually became Chapel currently stands. Beginning Swayne Hall. Leonard Johnson, a Negro teacher who in some way – despite the The new school moved twice: from the one In November 1865, two men of the Alabama law of 1832 prohibiting Negro room of a home into a rebuilt carpenter’s community, William Savery and Thomas education – had learned the rudiments shop; from there into the red brick Tarrant, attended a Freedmen’s Convention of reading and writing was put in charge. building on the hill. Ambrose Headen and in Mobile, Alabama. Returning from that It quickly became necessary to add a other enslaved workers of the 1850s had meeting they set to work with community night school and then to provide a larger unknowingly made ready a building for families to carry out one of the convention building. Lumber was scarce, so the society the school in which their children could be resolutions: the education of their children. purchased an old carpenter shop, tore educated. it down and rebuilt it in a more usable With the help of Ambrose Headen, form on a lot they had somehow secured. Harry Knox, Hilliard White, Savannah This was the first school house for Negro Cruikshank, James McCann, Lewis Jacobs,

An Unwaivering Promise 5 2016-2017 Annual Report of Giving the early buildings were given through encouraged to assist the college monetarily The Historic the generosity of men and women who in many ways. Both men spent much of donated funds to build them. Seven of their summer breaks in the northern states those buildings are still in use today. canvassing friends and organizations as Legacy Of they sought funds to operate the college for • Swayne Hall (the college’s first building) was the next school year. named for Alabama’s head of The Freedmen’s Donor Giving Bureau, General Wager Swayne and built in 1852- 53 by slave labor. Whether by individual gifts, planned • Foster Hall (currently under renovation and first gifts, or major gifts, the mission of our At Talladega dormitory for female students and teachers) was fundraising efforts is to fund student named for Reverend Lemuel Foster and built in success initiatives and prepare students 1869. to provide the kind of service that will College • Foy Cottage (currently under renovation and former industrial training site for young women) make communities better places in which was named for Mrs. J. H. Foy and built in 1901 to work and live. The college hopes to A major source of revenue for Talladega • Goodnow Fine Arts Center (originally Goodnow continue to inspire our donors by the College since its founding in November Infirmary) was named for Mr. E. A. Goodnow and successful outcomes of its graduates for 1867 has come from donor giving. built in 1910. it is through donor giving that the college • Seymour Hall (originally a dormitory for men) Enabled by donations from the American was named for Mr. Lyman Kay Seymour and built is able to be the proud producer of world- Missionary Association, The Freedmen’s in 1923. class individuals whose stories of survival, Bureau, The Cleveland Aid Society and • Callanan Union Building (still serves its original service and growth are the greatest tribute men and women of means from the purpose) was named for Dr. James Callanan and to our donors during the past 150 years. northern states, the dream of former slaves built in 1924. On the walls in the lobby of historic Savery • Fanning Refectory (the college dining facility) to open a school in Talladega, Alabama was named for Dr. David H. Fanning and built in Library, the epitaph of Earl Courtenay, Earl from which no one is debarred because 1927. of Devonshire (d.1419) speaks to the heart of race, religion, creed or color became of all donors: a reality. Even after the college began Impressed by the work of early operating, students were encouraged to administrators such as the first principal What I gave I have, contribute whatever they could afford, of the school, Reverend Henry Edwards be it monetary donations, food from Brown of Oberlin, Ohio, and the first What I spent I had, home or working in needed capacities to college president, Dr. Henry Swift Deforest What I saved I lost. sustain the college’s operations. Many of of Otsego County, New York, donors were

An Unwaivering Promise 6 2016-2017 Annual Report of Giving University six years following the A Donor’s Legendary Legacy receipt of her doctorate to teach Jewel Plummer Cobb, Ph.D. and continue her research. She (January 17, 1924 – January 1, 2017) also taught and conducted research Cell Biologist, Educator, College President at . Many honors were given her which included A Chicagoan by birth, a Talladegan by choice and a appearing on the cover of Time great trailblazing scientist and educator by calling, Magazine (Special Edition) for recognition as Scientist of the Year. Dr. Jewel Isadora Plummer Cobb spent her lifetime in service to humankind. She wanted to make Her achievements as an academician/ administrator were equal things better in all ways that she could. Her great- to her research work. She held professorships and deanships grandfather was a freed slave, her grandfather was at and . Her work at a pharmacist, her father a physician and her mother Connecticut College and in the New London community earned a physical education and dance teacher. Her first her induction into the Connecticut Women’s Hall of Fame in 2000. choice of an undergraduate school was the In 1981, she was appointed president of California State University where she enrolled in 1942 but opted to leave after her sophomore at Fullerton and remained in that position until 1989. When she year because of the segregated housing arrangements for African retired she was accorded emerita status. She pushed and encouraged American students. It was Talladega College’s good fortune to young black women to pursue degrees and careers in the STEM attract her under the coercion of then dean of students, Dr. Hilda (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) fields. In Davis. A young woman of exceptional intellect, she graduated with recognition of her superior work, she received twenty-two honorary a Bachelor of Arts Degree in biology in 1945, a year ahead of schedule. degrees, one of which was the Doctor of Science degree presented by As she moved into the graduate school phase of her life she was not Talladega College during the May 1984 commencement exercises. discouraged when denied her a fellowship to pursue a graduate degree in biology because she was African Although Dr. Cobb transitioned on January 1, 2017, her legacy is still American. She politely went there, requested a personal interview speaking today. Through prior arrangements made by Dr. Cobb with the administration and was granted the fellowship which and fulfilled by her son, Dr. Jonathan Cobb, and Citigroup, Inc., allowed her to receive her master’s degree in cell physiology in 1947 the first installment of $100,000 for the Dr. Jewel Plummer Cobb and the Ph.D. in the same field in 1950. Endowed Chair was received by Talladega College on June 26, 2017. The total designated for the Dr. Jewel Plummer Cobb Endowed As the world awaited her brilliance, she performed. As a scientist Chair is $500,000. Dr. Jewel Plummer Cobb’s legacy as a very she spent eons in the lab trying to find the relationship between unique Talladegan is still speaking and will continue to speak for melanin and skin damage and the effects of hormones, ultraviolet generations. light and chemo agents on cell division. She ably directed the tissue culture lab at the University of Illinois and returned to New York Dr. Jewel Isadora Plummer Cobb leaves her legacy as a hero.

An Unwaivering Promise 7 2016-2017 2016-2017 Annual Annual Report Report of of Giving Giving Highlights throughout the year Student Accomplishments • Mr. Cedric Wright, Ms. Maiya Minor, and Mr. Charles Walker Fall 2016- Spring 2017 engaged in research at Tuskegee University during summer 2016. • Mr. Jamie Binns engaged in research at Michigan State during Capital Improvements summer 2016. • Installed new floor in the Callanan Gym • Twenty-four (24) Division of Business Administration students • Refurbished classrooms with new furniture received fellowships and participated in the 2016 Camp Exposure • Upgraded the Computer Lab and installed new air conditioning in the Allen Entrepreneurial Institute International (AEII) in system in Savery Library Lithonia, Georgia on Oct. 20 – 22, 2016 • Installed new roof on four campus facilities • The Marching Tornadoes performed at the presidential inaugural • Completed significant renovation needs in residence halls parade. • Held a ground-breaking ceremony for a new student center and dormitory on May 13, 2017 Faculty and Staff Accomplishments • Dr. Pernella Deams, Psychology Department Chair, was awarded a mini-grant in the amount of $7500 for a project entitled, Exploring Emotionally Intelligent Behavioral Health Practices at Talladega College. The grant was funded by Morehouse School of Medicine HBCU Center for Excellence in Behavioral Health. • Women’s basketball team won the Gulf South Conference and Coach Kevin Herod was named Coach of the Year. Several student athletes received individual honors. • Hired a college nurse and established relationships with local and regional professionals to meet the medical needs of students. A direct line of contact for students experiencing mental health issues has been established so that they can be seen immediately • New resident center managers and additional relief directors were hired to ensure 24-hour coverage in residence halls. Training and leadership of new hires prevented and or curtailed disciplinary issues and resulted in fewer reports of vandalism.

An Unwaivering Promise 8 2016-2017 Annual Report of Giving THIS IS WHY EVERY GIFT MATTERS 93% of Talladega College $2.5M students receive in scholarships financial aid. are awarded yearly.

of our operating of our operating budget budget is covered comes from generous by tuition. donations, grants and auxiliaries.

An Unwaivering Promise 9 2016-2017 Annual Report of Giving 12:1 750+ Student/Faculty Student Enrollment Ratio 1867 Degrees and Majors Offered Accreditation Talladega College is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Associate of Liberal Arts Commission on Colleges to award Associate and Division of Natural Sciences and Baccalaureate degrees. Contact the Commission Division of Business Administration Mathematics Business Administration with concentrations in on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Biology Computer Science Georgia 30033-4097 or call (404) 679-4500 for Accounting, Finance and Banking, Marketing and Chemistry Mathematics questions about the accreditation of Talladega Management Computer Information Systems College. FastTrack (Online) Eunice Walker Johnson Division of Talladega College is accredited by the Alabama Business Administration-Management, Business State Department of Education. Contact the Administration-Organizational Management, Social Sciences and Education Alabama State Department of Education at Psychology, Criminal Justice, Computer Information Criminal Justice Psychology 50 N Ripley St, Montgomery, AL 36130 or Systems Public Administration Social Work call (334)242-9700 for questions about the Sociology accreditation of the Education Department. Division of Humanities and Fine Arts Education (Secondary: 6-12): Talladega College is accredited by the Council English History Biology, English Language Arts, History, Mathematics, and Music (P-12) on Social Work Education. Contact the Council English Language Arts Music Performance on Social Work Education at 1701 Duke Street, (Elementary/Special Education Collaborative) Fine Arts Mass Media Studies Education Suite 200, Alexandria, Virginia 22314-3457 or call (703)683-8080 for questions about the accreditation of the Social Work Program.

Membership/Affiliations The College maintains membership in or is affiliated with the following organizations: National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics, Gulf Coast Athletics Conference, United Negro College Fund, Certification Officers and Personnel in Education, Council on Social Work Education, Alabama Association of Colleges for Teacher Education, Service Members Opportunity Colleges and The Council of Independent Colleges.

An Unwaivering Promise 10 2016-2017 2016-2017 Annual Annual Report Report of of Giving Giving It is with extreme pleasure that I extend to each with you and thank you for believing in our of you our most sincere thanks for your generosity students. Working together, we can continue to during our 2016-2017 fiscal year campaign. build a future for Talladega College that will be bright for all. In summary of this past year, you helped transform the lives of hundreds of our students in their pursuit Thank you for your love and support, of educational prowess. As a Talladega College Alum, I have witnessed firsthand, the power of your generosity. Someone like you cared enough to give, and because of that kind act, I was able to start my college career, retain my status as a student, and Walvid D. King, Sr. graduate. Acting Vice-President – Institutional Advancement

It is because of you, Talladega College has been successful at transforming lives for 150 years. We are proud to share in this transformative mission

An Unwaivering Promise 11 2016-2017 Annual Report of Giving HONOR ROLL OF DONORS “We are pleased to acknowledge the many individuals, organizations and corporations that supported Talladega College from July 1, 2016 through June 30, 2017. Your support is greatly appreciated. Every effort has been made to recognize all who supported the College. 1867 Please email [email protected] with corrections or revisions.”

$500,000 - $1,000,000 Association - TCNAA Ng C. Choo Jesse Henderson, 1965† GoFundMe Donors Thurgood Marshall College Fund / M. Arnita Hannon-Christmon Fannie F. Hicklin, PhD, 1939 Hank Aaron Coca-Cola HBCU First Generation Harry L. Coaxum, DHL, 1975 Deborah J. Higgins, 1969 Chasing the Dream Foundation, Inc. United Negro College Fund, Inc. (UNCF) Rev. Ernestine B. Cole, 1961 Vetta B. Higgs, MD, 1988 University of Alabama James O. Cole, Esq., 1962 Ethel W. Hightower, 1955 $100,000 - $499,999 Webber Marketing & Consulting, LLC Lottie C. Collins, 1961 James A. Hill, MD Winifred & William O’Reilly Foundation Lynne M. Collins, 1972 Mamie W. Hixon, 1967 Jewel P. Cobb, PhD, 1944† c/o Bell and Company Timothy T. Cope, MD Philip Hogan Joe A. Lee, PhD, 1968 Xerox Corporation Joseph Cornell Thomas Holmes Citigroup, Inc. Nancy H. Cotton, 1967 Karen Y. Houston United Church of Christ $1,000 – $9,999 Marilyn L. Hatcher-Daniels, 1967 Carolyn F. Hugley Edith O. Davis, MD, 1967 Tarkus H. Huguley, 1953 $10,000 - $99,999 Elizabeth Adler Joan W. Anderson, 1967 June F. Davis, 1957 Oscar Ivory, Jr., 1965 Patricia A. Frazier, 1972 Miriam Y. J. Atkins Dr. Oscar Faye G. Davis, 1954 Erica Jackson Valerie D. Lewis-McGee Carrie L. Bacon, 1967 James Dixon III, PhD, 1972 Dr. George W. Jackson Sr., 1950 Myrtle C. Miller (Estate), 1947† Myrn Ellen Barrett Charlie W. Donaldson, 1956 Ammon P. Jenkins, 1957 Alabama Power Foundation, Inc. Margaret R. Battle Aundria G. Douglas, 1965 Kristina M. Johnson Atlanta Talladega Alumni Club-TCNAA Juliette B. Bell, PhD, 1977 Mike and Lynn Eisler Marion L. Johnson, 1967 Class of 1997 Patricia F. Bethel, 1962 Richard A. English, PhD, 1958 Bessie C. Jones, MD, 1957 Coca-Cola Bottling Company Bruce A. Bittles Zenephia E. Evans, PhD, 1988 Herbert C. Jones, MD, FS 1957 Cornelia Harmon Dale J. Bonds, 1967 Helen S. Flagg, PhD, 1966 Jacob D. Jones, 1965 Scholarship Trust - Wells Fargo James Bowers Kendal I. Foster, MD, 1977 Jimmy E. Kelly III, 1987 Cousins Foundation, Inc. Matthew Bowie, 1958 Michelle A. Foster, 1978 Menee A. Jones, 1972 Donors Trust Janet C. Brooks, 1966 Charles Foulks Walvid D. King, Sr., 1993 Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc. John W. Burress, III Deloris S. Frazier, EdS, 1972 Alan Koski Home Depot - Retool Your School Ania E. Burwell, 2016 Samuel S. Gaines, 1960 James W. Ladson, 1980 Honda Manufacturing of Alabama, LLC Maxine Cain, PhD Theresa M. Gassett, 1967 Krista C. Lawrence, 1986 Kresge Foundation Dr. Edith A. Calhoun, 1955 Frank Gill Rosetta A. Armour-Lightner, Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation Norman P. Campbell, 1971 Ann T. Green, PhD, 1962 Col (Ret.) USAF, 1958 Robert and Nina Rosenthal Foundation Lawrence E. Carroll Jr., Esq., 1987 Gwendolyn Harllee, 1961 Brenda A. Lockhart, 1967 Roberts Foundation Juanita F. Carter, 1972 Gwendolyn C. Hayes, 1967 Rhonda Mangieri Talladega College National Alumni Lulu Cater, 1952 Homer E. Hayes, 1979 Jametta I. Martin, 1945

An Unwaivering Promise 12 2016-2017 Annual Report of Giving Charles R. Matthews, 1978 Joyce B. Vasser, 1967 Mobile Chapter - TCNAA James W. Densler Eula H. Maye, 1949 William L. Vault, 1957 Mount Canaan Baptist Church Carswell Denson, 1975 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS Adria McCool Gerry Vitek National Association of D. H. and D. L. Dixon Vonnie C. McLoyd , PhD, 1971 Charlotte J. Walker, 1967 Colored Women’s Clubs Sharon E. Doleman, 1987 Elizabeth R. Mertz Timothy O. Waller, 1991 Nevada Community Foundation Beulah J. Dumas, 1965 Leon C. Miles, 1961 Randolph “Bud” A. Walling Peachtree Road United Methodist Church Dr. Lillian T. Durham, 1964 Rev. Dr. Vera E. Miller, 1967 Barbara J. Washington, 1959 PepsiCo Foundation / United Way Lucy W. Fisher Roland R. Moos Michael J. Washington, MD, 1978 Worldwide DAF-Your Cause Rosalyn W. Floyd, 1977 Cathy Hammond-Moulton, MD, 1985 Ida S. Watanabe, 1961 The Philadelphia Foundation Theressa D. Gaines, 1962 Michael A. Mouron Sybil Kay A. Wells, 1978 Pre-Alumni Council Jill E. Gammon Kenneth M. Newkirk, DVM, 1977 Beatrice P. Williams, 1956 Renasant Bank Theresa D. Gaston, 1951 Ifeoma Nwankwo Herbert L. Williams, MD, 1952 Douglas J. and Barbara Rush Trust Leroy Goff, Jr., 1975 Patricia Osborne, 1977 Jay Williams, Jr. State Farm Companies Foundation Edna H. Jackson-Gray, 1969 Jacqueline A. Owens, 1961 Sandra P. Williams, 1966 Strada Education Network Lola Hagadone Clintonia L. Patterson, 1986 Stephen Wyrostok Talladega Chapter -TCNAA Roger Halverson Bertha Mae B. Perkins, 1965 Geneva J. Young, 1971 Talladega Home Center Dale G. Harris, 1972 Edwin C. Phifer, 1977 Aids Healthcare Foundation Talladega SuperSpeedway Gwendolyn V. Hendrix, 1964 Jean S. M. Porter, 1956 Alabama Association of Independent (International Speedway Corporation) David Heubeck Jacqueline M. Preston, 1965 Colleges & Universities (AAICU) Tallassahatchie Baptist Church George Hicks James Pursell Alfa Foundation USA Funds Matching Gifts Program Seddrick T. Hill, 2006 Mr. and Mrs. John Ray Sorority- U.S. Charitable Gift Trust Walter Hill James W. Reynolds, 1966 Mu Tau Omega Chapter Allyrae P. Wallace Educational Trust Alberta B. Hinds, 1962 T. Carlton Richardson, 1968 American Honda Motor Co. Gertrude & William C. Wardlaw Fund Kenith L. Hogue, 1985 Gwendolyn D. Rogers, PhD, 1952 Barter Company Wisconsin Energy Foundation Russell Holloway, 1970 John Rueb Beneficent Congregational Church-UCC (WE Energies Foundation) Anna G. Stevenson-Humphrey, 1972 Harold Sachs City of Talladega Caroline Hundley Senator Henry “Hank” Sanders, 1967 Clorox Company Foundation $500.00 - $999.00 Joy G. Jackson, 1997 Edward W. Savage Jr., MD, 1955 Columbus, GA Chapter - TCNAA Beverly G. Anderson, 1986 Napoleon Jackson, 1977 Alfred A. Scott, 1969 Diocese of Southern Ohio Dexter E. Arrington, MD Sherman A. James, PhD, 1964 Kevin L. Scott, MD, 1989 EBSCO Industries John R. Boname, MD Alice C. Jenkins, 1948 Anthony A. Shelborne, 1987 Economic Opportunity Commission of Zenda J. Bowie, 1973 Marilyn T. Jones, 1957 Beverly E. Shields, 1969 Nassau Co., Inc./Dr. MLK Bruce M. Bowling Linda Stephens-Jones, 1979 Farris L. Shorter, Jr., 1965 Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Margaret Brooks Unzell Kelley, 1993 Shirley A. Simmons-Sims, 1967 Geogeld, L.P. - Denise A. Browder Catherine Key, 1977 Angelean V. Smith, PhD, 1965 Mr. David M. Hatridge Thelma B. Browne, 1951 Marilyn C. G. Lawson Robert Smith III Goddard Foundation Katrina S. Buchanan, 1979 James and Pamela McGowan James Stevens Greater New York Chapter-TCNAA Cheryl J. Byrd, 1977 Mary G. Mann, 1967 Dr. Mac and Mrs. Tina Stewart Jim & Terry Heard Charitable Fund Nicholas Cazana Cassandra C. Modeste Richard C. Stoker IBM Matching Grants & IBM Foundation Charlie and Margaret Cobb Margaret H. Mullen, 1965 Gladys Swain Major League Baseball Urban Youth Fund Paul Cole, 1967 Fredrick J. Murry, 1979 Margaret L. Tarver, 1962 Merck Foundation c/o Cybergrants, Inc. Brenda V. Cross, Ph.D, 1968 Joann S. Myers, 1965 Leon Taylor, 1959 Miami Chapter-TCNAA Marilyn Dassance Darlene M. Neely, 1966

An Unwaivering Promise 13 2016-2017 Annual Report of Giving Miriam H. Norton, 1966 Nikki M. Zollar Oliver Ames Bahati A. L. Benjamin, 2002 Jessetta M. Cargus-Nwagwu, DO, 1993 Emaroy June Benevolent Fund Tim Amyz Sarenna Benjamin Terrelia Y. Ogletree, 1957 First Bank of Alabama Alexandra Anderson Lesa A. Bennett, 1985 Herbert A. Pigrom Jr. Franklin Street Baptist Church Mary Ellen Anderson Yolanda Bentley Oscar L. Prater, PhD, 1961 Geico Philanthropic Foundation Robert and Debra Anderson Ms. Betty P. Berry, 1959 Cynthia A. Ratchford, PhD, 1972 Greater Ebenezer Missionary Robert M. Anderson Heidi Hudnut-Beumler Gerard Ricks, 2016 Baptist Church Richard A. Andrews Shirley A. Bevel, 1972 Ralph M. Riggin IBM Employee Services Center Joseph and Margo Anthony Antoniette Beyah, 1981 Edward Rompla Islip & Company, LLP Walter A. Appel Karen Biderman Lisa Roskens Mardi Gras Parade Bands II LLC James P. Aramantes Dora C. Blair Eulaine Ross, 1972 Mike and Gail Parton Family Foundation Ayana Arce John W. Blaylock Laura Ryan New Maryland Missionary Baptist Church Nancy K. Archer Deborah K. Bishop, DMD Olivette C. Sasser, 1972 Ridgeworth Capital Management Bobbie A. Darden-Arewa, 1957 Peter Bocko Dorothy N. Shack, 1948 Semreh Club - Krewe of Hermes Karl J. Armbrecht Thomas A. Bolden Jr., 1958 Quentin L. Shaw, MD, 1977 Sork Company, Inc. Constance L. Armstrong, 1978 Binka Bone Lanny Sigler State of Alabama Joy S. Armstrong, 1965 Anica Bonner Ola S. Simmons, 1971 Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. Barbara Arnold Alethea W. Boone, 1956 Bettie J. Smith, 1972 Talladega Rotary Club /Foundation Dr. George T. Arnold Paul Borowski Rita B. Smith, 1971 Triangle Chapter - TCNAA Doris S. Artis Marry L. Bortz Joseph Spooner Carrie L. Astoria Cindy L. Bowe Dorothy W. Starks, 1962 Up to $499.00 Christine M. Waibel-Atkins Evell D. Bowie III, 1985 David W. Stidham Marshall Aalto J. Gregory Austin, 1968 Zenda J. Bowie, 1973 Ephraim Stockdale, 1977 Lawrence B. Abramson Jason H. Austin Carletta V. Boyd, 2008 Sandra F. Sudduth, 1964 JoAnn Adams Venus Ellerson-Austin, 1972 Elizabeth C. Boykin, 1987 James H. Tarver Jr., MD, 1963 Juliette Adams Sara and Kenneth Bacchus Kimmis P. Brady Carolyn J. Thomas, 1970 Samuel L. Adams, 1965 Amelia C. Bacon David Bramlette William B. Thomas Carlos J. Adkins Arthur L. Bacon, PhD, 1961 Timothy K. Branock Sr. Mary L. Tinsley, 1962 James R. Ady Ryan C. Bacon, 1998 Estelle Brennan John Torrisi Mr. and Mrs. Marvin R. Agran Thomas Baker Otis Brewer John Tucker Russell L. Ahr Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ball Henry E. Brock Jacqueline Turner, 1972 Louise Hicks-Akins, 1974 Jane Ballard David Brockway Katherine G. Vaughan Katrina Albert Marcia R. Ballard Sally and Jeffrey Brooks Mattie M. Wallace Elizabeth A. Alden Arlene Barbera George B. Brothers Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Wallace John R. Alden Cynthia Barclay, 1981 Barry Brown Dr. Isis N. Walton, 1993 Christopher Alexander Laura Barfield Connie R. Brown, 1972 Dana White Gregory Abdul-Ali, 1970 Priscilla Barlow Della Brown Easter T. White, 1977 Karrim A. Ali, 1996 Ed Battle Dexter L. Brown, 1987 Vanzetta B. Whittaker, 1956 Michael E. Allen, 1974 Angel D. Batts, 1994 Gail Brown Dr. Jimmie J. Wilbur Willa Allen Julie P. Baumer Harvey A. Brown, 1960 Elizabeth S. Wilson, 1972 Yolande S. Brown-Allen, 1977 George Beaver John O. Brown, MD, 1967 Richard Witwer Robert Allison Lt. Col. (Ret.) James E. Behnke Veda Brown Eric Worden Jerelyn Meaders-Allman, 1984 Phyllis Bellano and Harvey Botansky Carol Brustman

An Unwaivering Promise 14 2016-2017 Annual Report of Giving Ceron L. Bryant, PhD, 1993 Cheryl Blanton-Chisholm Carmen Y. Davis, 1998 Patrixcia E. Dunn Douglas Buck James M. Ciaravella, Jr. Clara L. Davis, 1972 Lawrence P. Dutmer Terrell L. Buckner, 1981 Leslie Clapp, MD Dr. Daisy W. Davis, 1968 Thomas S. Dyevich Bernard Bunny J. W. Clark Faye J. Davis, 1961 Andrea Economos Larry Burgin Mary and William Clark Mr. and Mrs. James Davis Ursula R. Edmonson Peter H. Burian William C. Clarke Jerry Davis Linda S. Edmunds Tom Burkhart William L. Clay Lanetta Jones-Davis Richard J. Egan Cleta Burns Barry W. Clement Nancy Davis Lynne M. Eickmeyer Carlos P. Burns Stephen Clute Sharon E. Whittaker-Davis, PhD Mary Beth Eisenberg Houston Burnside, 1968 Timothy N. Colbert Jada K. Dawkins, 1997 Geneva Ellis Eileen Burregi Leonard S. Cole Sr., PhD, 1963 Alesa Dawson Stephen J. Elson Betty W. Burton, 1963 Megan Cole Barbara Dawson Dennis R. Elston, 1986 Eugenia Bush Patricia H. Cole, 1967 Carole D. Dawson, DDS Sandra J. Emme Sara P. Bush Vanessa B. Coleman, 1978 Rosemary R. DeCamp Cynthia Erdey Timothy Bussey, 1977 William E. Colvin Catherine De La Rionda Dr. Max M. Erdington Eugene L. Cain, EdD, 1965 Manny and Christine Conceicao Kenneth Dempsey Regina W. Ergle Julia M. Caldwell, 1948 Frederica Congdon John Denaro Brian Erler Pamela E. Calhoun, 1999 Alisha G. Congress, DO, 2002 Paul A. Denson, 1977 Roy J. Estell, 1976 Gwendolyn Calloway, JD, 1965 Monica R. Humphrey-Cook, 1998 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick DeRouen Charlise Estes Sharron Calundan Nedonna K. Cooper, 1997 Carole R. Devers, 1954 John Estis Helen E. Campbell Barry J. Cossey Nanvy M. Dibiaso Mr. and Mrs. Ettinger William Campbell Vicki Costa Stevlen Dickerson Michael Evans Susan K. Cannon Benjamin C. Cotton, 1977 Thurmon Dickson Verdia V. Evans Carol C. Canteen, 1974 Nathaniel Cotton Robert DiCosimo A. Chinyere Ezie Valerie Capozzi James M. Coulter Denise C. DiCostanzo Chimeka Ezie Ray Cardenas Tristicia V. Cowser, 2001 Larry Diel Lisa Ezie Elizabeth Carey Don Creamer Rose DiFranco Valeria C. Ezie Normand and Angela Caron John S. Creel, Jr. Richard Dimery Remo Fabbri, MD Duane Carrubba Sandra K. Crenshaw, 1977 Marian Dinan Brian K. Farmer Lesley and Ken Carsley Vance L. Crotts Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Donegan David K. Farmer Carolyn S. Carter, 1965 Gwinnette W. Crownley, 1960 Cormelia J. Donnell, 1971 Louise E. Fauntleroy, 1967 Charlotte P. Carter, 1962 Darla H. Culmer, 1962 Patricia C. Donnelly Dr. Millicent R. Fauntleroy, 1980 Robert Cater, Jr., 1978 Farr A. Curlin Mr. and Mrs. Todd N. Donoho Michael Fedack Anna M. Catia, 1972 George Curry Edna L. Dorminy Charlotte W. Ferguson Robert Cauttero Patricia Curry John P. Douglass Francis Figlear Joseph Ceremuga II Kevin Daly Jane Dougherty Ada M. Fisher, MD, MPH Pamela S. Chamberlain Virginia K. Daly Vallerye A. Phillips-Downing, 1988 CW3 (Ret.) Ronald R. Fisher USMC Susan A. Chambers Joy U. Daniel, 1992 Tommy E. Doyle Maria Post-Fitzgerald Vivian B. Chambers Viola H. Daniel Sandra M. Drake Mary A. Fitzpatrick, 1965 David & Christine Charbonneau Eric T. Daniels, 1997 LTC Henry J. Drozd Robert J. Flyntz Jim A. Chiero Frances B. Dates, 1980 Cynthia R. DuBose, 1976 Bill Floyd Valda Bettis-Chijide, 1982 Michael F. Davies Elois S. Dudley, 1987 Marlene Fohl

An Unwaivering Promise 15 2016-2017 Annual Report of Giving Michael Forbes Arnold L. Greene Thomas W. Holland Belva L. Johns Kimberly P. Ford, 1997 Larry D. Greene P. L. Hollier Alpha Johnson Michael L. Ford Patrick E. Greene Wendell Holloway Carmel B. Johnson, 1945 Willene H. Forman Patricia M. Greenawald Tarlisha C. Holsey, 1998 Glenda S. Johnson, 1980 Carol Earls-Franklin Jessica F. Bell-Grice, 1997 Dorothy T. Holt Kenneth E. Johnson, 1978 Angela L. Frazier, 1993 Timothy G. Griffin J. David Holt Marcia and Archie Johnson Wendy B. Frazier, 1997 Leslie A. Grimes Carol G. Hoover William Johnson Joyce Freeman Thomas W. Grimm Arthur Horton, 1977 Sandra S. Jolla Robert D. Fry Gwendolyn B. Grissom, 1947 Jerry D. Horton Elige Jones Shujwana Fryer, 1974 Stephen Gross Sally C. Houdayer Joel C. Jones, PhD, 1977 Andre S. Gaines, 1985 Arlene Grove Debbra House Louis Jones Denise Gaines, 1991 Mary Ellen Haberman Mark D. Howard, 2016 Robert Jones Roshelle Y. Holloway-Gaines, 1993 Kristen N. Dulcio Hale, 1995 Ronald D. Howard Stephen Jones Karen E. Gainor Bobby M. Hall, 1996 Yvonne Howze, PhD, 1973 Augustus W. Jordan, II, 1971 Yvonne A. Gaitor, 1972 Dr. Edward L. Hall, 1964 Clay D. Hubbard Jacquelyn M. Jordan, 1967 Sharon Gamblin Lisa Halpin Berenadette C. Hudson Yvonne Julian Peggy M. Garner Deborah Hamann Shirley S. Duncan-Hufstetler Robert J. Kasdon Margie N. Gargis Aaron Harris, 1952 Clyde Hunt, Jr. R. O. Kaufman Jr. Eleanor Garlow Arthur O. Harris Tracey Nash-Huntley Gail Kelsey Jacquelyn B. Garrett, MD Nikita M. Harris, 1982 Kevin Hurley Sue Kemberling Dr. J. Gayle Gaymon Olga R. Harris Janet S. Hutton Sarah A. Kemble Robin M. Geisler Ms. Ayanna Hawkins Peter Hwang Tim Kendrick Abigail A. Gerding Thomas M. Hawkins William L. Hydrick Walter Kihm Nathan Gibson, 1975 Frederic S. Haynes Mr. and Mrs. Keith N. Hylton Adria N. Kimbrough, PhD, 1997 Barbara J. Gilber, 1972 Deborah E. Heard Jerry Hymowitz Mikita H. King, 1993 Dave Gilbert Dr. Pamela Heard, 1991 Timothy J. Ilg Wyatt Kirby Joan E. Giles Cherryl Heath Janice L. Ingram, 1963 Barbara A. Klages Cheryl Gillies Janelle T. Hederman Marcia B. Inselberg Dennis R. Klimo Argene G. Giorgi Joi L. Henderson, 1995 Ernest Iseminger Robert S. Knight, DDS, 1949 Adrienne L. Glore Mary E. Henderson Bessie A. Isom, PhD Unknown Knitson Thavolia Glymph Michael Henderson Milton Isom Ross Kochenderfer Robert L. Goble Cathey Hendricks Ms. Janell Israel Kenneth and Delores Koether Rosiland K. Goddard Christian Herring Dion R. Jackson, 2013 Herbert E. Komnick James W. Godwin, MD Angela Henry Kimberly H. Jackson Frank J. Koziol Marva I. Goff, 1973 Dr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Higgins Winona J. Jacobs, 1972 James A. LaChrite Barry Gooden, 1977 David Hightrink Clarice H. James, 1955 Freda H. Lacey, 1977 Cynthia Gorski Martha P. Hill, 1978 Sharena M. James, 2000 Lisa C. Lambert Zeresh Gosha, 1983 Tyron P. Himes Karol Jamison Daniel Lanahan Felisha C. Gould, 1989 William L. Hitchcock Frank Jannuzi Nancy Landry Jay W. Gould III David Hoag Derick Jenkins Amye R. Lang, PhD, 1967 Hubert M. Green Eric J. Hoffman Soeren A. Jensen Leroy Lang , Jr., MD, 1972 Lisa B. Green Lois Jeanne B. Holland, 1946 Joshua L. Johannson, 1996 Sybil Lange

An Unwaivering Promise 16 2016-2017 Annual Report of Giving Steve LaVigne Jeanette Mason Gary Meunier Stan N. F. Ng Phoebe A. Layton, 1938 James W. Matheney Jr. Scott Meyer Tanisha M. Nicholson Paul J. Leaman, Jr. Barbara J. Matz Ms. Sandra S. Millar Richard Nippes Elizabeth T. Lee, D.O, 2004 Michael A. Mauro Audrey Miller Jacqueline Nix, 1985 Maxine C. Lee, 1966 Norman G. Maxton Carl F. Miller Ira B. Noble, 1988 Morgan Lefferdink Janet May Carol L. Miller Stephen Obenschain Randall Lenz Gerald Mayer J. Bart Miller James Occhinpinti Harry F. Lenzing Bernice E. Mayes Joan K. Miller Charles E. O’Connor Winston Levy Daniel Mazur Joanna Miller Carol D. Ogletree, 1980 Timothy Libke Aubry J. Mc Alpine John Miller Joseph Orlet Laura Lindsey Helen T. McAlpine, PhD, 1970 Robert D. Miller, Jr. - DBA Mller’s BBQ Dr. Gay F. Outler, 1965 Kevin Lingor William McCarter Veronica E. Miller, 1997 William and Beverly Outzs Marlene M. Little Mr. Jerome F. McCarthy Dorothy A. Mills, 1951 Ola A. Owens, 1966 Walter K. Little, Jr., DDS, P.C. Michael D. McCarthy John L. Minahan Ms. Barbara Page Willaisha Livingston Juanita McClellan, 1976 Lauren N. Ming Gregory Palin Diane C. Locke Mr. and Mrs. James H. McClendon Thomas J. Minkos Betty J. Palm, 1965 Sandra C. Logan, 1972 Nicole Guyton-McClendon Marc Mishkin Clifford V. Palmer Jerrlyn R. London Julia McCollum Bettye W. Mitchell, JD, 1958 Roberta H. Papino, 1960 Alice Long, 1949 Plato McCollum Marcus L. Mitchell, 1989 Cecil L. Parker Jr., MD Kari P. Long Joan McDade Gloria Moeller Linda Parker Dr. Lisa E. Long Jill MacDonald James H. Moll Roderick Parker Tom Lougg Annette B. McElderry, 1973 Sama Mondeh Richard J. Parsons Jack J. Louro Jackson McElmell Carolyn S. Mondy, 1967 Carl Pasquarell Marc A. Love, 1995 Anthony McGee, 1975 Eusebia S. Moody, 1969 Cathy Pate Dr. and Mrs. Dale Lowry Charles H. McGee Raphael M. Moore, 2007 Mary R. Patrick John Ludwig Mae H. McGhee Stacy Morgan John T. Paulson Mr. & Mrs. Ronald L. Luedtke Henry O. McGowan, 1977 Charles Morris, 2010 Herman C. Pawlicki Donnette H. Lurie Robert McGrath Glynn Morris Rica Lewis-Payton, 1981 Ross E. Lushbough William and Mary McGurk Jennie H. Mosley, 1961 Jane Pearson Frederick J. Lux William McHenry Michael Mullard Joan C. Pecore Ann Lynch Rebecca McKay, PhD Carolyn W. Munchus, 1966 Larry Perez Edwina Meyers-Lynch, 1956 Anthony McKinney, 1981 Adrienne Reynolds-Murphy, 1983 Cecille H. Perkins Gordon H. Malone Bertha A. McKinney, 1967 Leon R. Myer Florence H. Perry, 1956 Wendy P. Manemeit Alan T. McLaughlin James A. Myers B. W. Perryman Shirley A. Mangler Paula McMillian Stephanie Myers Robert Peterson Isis Mann, 1998 George MacNeil Don and Jean Nance Alonzo Pettus, 1958 Joyce L. Marcum Heidi N. Meadows, 1997 Maureen B. Neilson Marva J. Pettus, 1959 Francine M. Markiewicz Wayne I. Meehan Alondra Nelson Joe L. Petty, 1962 Pedie Marquez Stanley Menefield, 1982 Larry N. Nelson James J. Pettyjohn Dr. Albertine W. Marshall, 1969 Michael Meriwether Linda Mealing – Nelson, 1977 Andrew Pfeffer Angela M. Martin, M.D., F.A.A.P. Jeff Merrit William C. Nelson, 1965 Marilyn D. Pfotenhauer Rose Marie Martin Curtis S. Mettam Jane B. Nettles, 1954 Kimberly R. Phillips, 1995

An Unwaivering Promise 17 2016-2017 Annual Report of Giving Jeralyn P. Williams-Pickett, 1989 Marva A. Robinson, 1999 John F. Sheltra Helen Solterer Enid C. Pinkney, PhD, 1953 Dr. Rebecca W. Robinson Thomas Shepherd Valerie C. Southall, 1984 Dove S. Pinkney, 1954 Yolanda J. Robinson, 2000 Candy Shields William H. Sowers Dr. Thomas L. Pitts, 1970 John Rocco Michael Shinners Eugene Spencer Vita Pliskow Demetrious Rodgers Jo Shoesmith Cynthia S. Sproull Janet Podczerwinski Mr. and Mrs. Hal Y. Roe Melvin G. Sillmon, 1972 Charles Stansfield Ronald Pohl Jeffrey C. Roman Carol Silverstrom John A. Stanton, Esq., 1980 B. Thomas Polek Martin Romero Deborah Simmons Darwin Stapleton Mary A. Polk Carol Rose Linda G. Simmons, 1979 Sumner Starling Barbara C. Ponder, 1949 Roberta Roth Tanecia Simmons, 1998 Gloria Starns Dr. and Mrs. Henry Ponder Carolyn K. Rowls, 1986 Vermelle P. Simmons, 1975 Blaine C. Stauffer Joel Pooley Anna Rudd Kimberly T. Simon, 1992 Chuck and Pam Steirs Carlton L. Pope, 1995 Felicia Harris-Russell Genya K. Simonian Bryant Gibbons-Stockdale Stephanie L. Powe, 1980 Felecia Rutledge, 1992 Barbara L. Sims Rev. Harmon Stockdale C.T. Powell (Mrs.) J’aime & Allan Ryskind Millicent B. Sims, 1981 Richard Stockham Linda M. Powers Michele Sackman Patrice Sinclair Thalia G. Stoddard Job Prak John M. Salyer Harvey Singletary Steven Stoller M. Scott Prater Gregory Samford Laura Siple Antonio D. Storey, 1993 Robert G. Preston III Norvelle J. Sampson, 1956 Alfred Siqueido Charles E. Stoyonovich Joe Prignano Mary Sanders George L. Sizemore Irma J. Street, 1962 Ernest L. Pritchard Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Sangalli Sharon Skowron Douglas Struchen Karen Purvis Suanne B. Sauerbrun Annette Slack Dennis R. Sullivan William D. Quenelle Virginia A. Saunders, 1968 Martha Sloan Lisa Sullivan Michael Quinton Robert Sayre Marvin L. Slomowitz Lavada M. Summers, PhD, 1968 Patricia and Raymond Rabl Joan N. Schaan Baker Smith William R. Sutton Wanda N. Radcliffe Heidi L. Schallberger Elaine M. Smith Pamela Y. Swain, 1987 Cynthia Rahming, 1980 Larry P. Schapiro Gregory B. Smith Robert Swenney Sharletta L. Rawls, 1998 Ellen Schefler J. W. Smith Darius L. Swoope Dawn K. Ray Kenneth Schwaderer James Smith Lena E. Talley, 1964 Margaret Raymond Nancy Schweitzer Janell Smith Clifton N. Taylor Syed Q. Raza, PhD Dean Scott Janice D. Smith Michael G. Temple Collette and Michael Barry-Rec William Scott Jesse J. Smith, 1971 Wayne Thacker Bettye W. Reed J. Ed Seagraves Katherine Smith Winnie W. Thierry, 1962 John Regis Verna Seals, 2010 Mary K. Smith Nancy S. Thiet Alberto D. Reid, 1993 Julia Seeligson Melinda Smith Gwendolyn D. Thomas, 1973 Clarice M. Reid, MD, 1952 Alfredia J. Session Thomas E. Smith Jeffery L. Thomas, 1972 Riche Richardson Vincent L. Sgrosso Thonnie Smith, Jr. Lillian H. Thomas Primus Ridgeway William Shabot Tonja D. Smith Altamese P. Thompson, 1969 Kenneth M. Ries Trustee Alice Shaefer Debra Snyder Myrna Hall –Thompson, 1983 Alison L. Hill-Roberts, 1988 Suellen A. Shea John Soares Robert Thompson Darlene F. Robinson Ora M. Sheares, 1954 Amy Sokol Robert J. Thompson, Jr. Kimberly R. Robinson, 1988 Semaj Shelton, 1994 Alberto G. Solana P.E. Penzola Thornton, 1977

An Unwaivering Promise 18 2016-2017 Annual Report of Giving Norda Threatt William Weatherly Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Yocum Mobile Infirmary Labor & Delivery Lucille Croom-Tilllman, PhD, 1969 Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Weber Stanley Yocum James and Jane Moscoso Rev. Trust Billy Toms Kimberly Weems Robert D. Young, 1972 O. O. Mardi Gras Maskers Vincent C. Travagliato, Esq. Wayne Wehrheim Robert E. Zadrozny Omega Psi Phi - Gamma Psi Chapter - T. Frank Trentham Donald R. Weiner Charles Zapp 7th District Rev. and Dr. Clarence Trescott Laverne R. Weldon Carol A. Zappone Pacific Gas & Electric Cleo R. Truss, 1987 Robert L. Wenzel Richard D. Ziegler Corporation Foundation Walter Tulloch Richard C. Werner Mary Zieglgansberger Philips Matching Gift Program Harry W. Turner Albert M. Wesley, 1966 Alabama State Conference of the NAACP Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts & Homer H. Turner, Jr., 1951 Richard West Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority United Way Campaign Prog Robert L. Turner, 1991 Alice M. Westbrooks, 1955 Amazon.com (AmazonSmile) Robert R. Collins Trust Donald Tyler, 1965 Nancy K. Wheaton Anniston Housing Authority Schedler Bond, PLLC Kimberly Upchurch Alonza Whitaker Bacus Family Foundation Single Step Foundation Dr. Darrell L. Uphold Teresa Whitaker The Bank of America Charitable Foundation Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. Tabetha G. Uptain Angel D. White Belview Missionary Baptist Church Matching Gift Program Susan L. Ursino CLU Margaret White Big Deddy’s Wings & Barbeque Sun Up, Inc. d/b/a Pell City Cleaners Kimberly Upchurch T. S. White Bill Stanford Automotive Superstore (Valet Cleaners) Dr. Darrell L. Uphold Muphen Whitney Chapel Hill United Church of Christ Sylacauga High School JoAnn Utt Paul D. Wiedemann The Classy Jewels Chapter / Talladega County Branch Chapter NAACP Dr. Jose Valdes Henry A. Wilks The Red Hat Society Talladega Heritage Commission Vanguard Paula J. Willard Delta Air Lines Foundation (Heritage Hall Museum) Barend VanZaten Arthur C. Williams, 1974 Matching Gifts to Education Telagen, LLC Peter Vario Glenn Williams Epiphany’s Unique Styles Leopoldo Vasquez Gonzellas E. Williams, 1979 Express Pharmacy Dee Wampler Law Offices Kevin Veatch Nikema Williams, 2000 Gadsden Radio Station Wesley Chapel AME Zion Church Mr. and Mrs.Thomas J. Verellen Francena Willingham, PhD, 1971 Griffin’s Jewelers Donna Venardi Heber G. Winfield, III Hicks Jr. Enterprises, LLC †Deceased Walter L. Vignault Alan Winkler (Bubbles Laundromat) Frank T. Villelli Frank D. Wiseman Howard Chapel CME Church Donald A. Volk Jill Witt Ivy Rose Foundation, Inc. Gary Volkering Tareya D. Witt, 1996 Jack & Jill of America, Inc. - Mobile Chapter Carmela P. Volpe C. A. Wood Jackson Pride Lodge #662 K.W. Dietrich Woodarz Judson Press (American Baptist Home Charles Waghorne Marsha T. Wooding, 1967 Mission Society) Mr. and Mrs. Lenard W. Wahlert Shaka T. Woods, 2000 Kappa Pi Omega Chapter- Alexander C. Walker Gerald G. Worthy, 1972 Alpha Kappa Alpha Community Svc Fnd Doris J. Wallace, 1962 Dolores W. Wright The Krause Family Ada J. Walton, 1953 Malera Taylor-Wright LA Cluckers, Inc. (Talladega, AL Zaxby’s) Pete Walton LaVerne Moone-Wyche, 1962 LHM Clinic, PC Mr. and Mrs. John W. Ware Regina Wynn M2 Connections Gary E. Warner Tyrone K. Yates, Esq. Mercy Standford Trucking, Inc. Joshua Washington James L. Yeargen Michael’s Mens Wear

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