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EXHIBIT DONORS for Websiterv1 HARRISON COUNTY HISTORICAL MUSEUM Steve & Penny Carlile Gallery | Memorial City Hall EXHIBIT DONORS In 2006 the Harrison County Historical Museum board of directors adopted a New Museum Plan. The vision statement for the plan was to have "one of the best, small county history museums in Texas." Phase I of the Plan was completed in 2013 with the opening of county history exhibits in the 1901 Courthouse. The generosity of our donors featured on the next page and continuing on the following pages allowed us to complete George Perry Raines, seated, A.W. Dunn, right, the final phase of our plan -- a gallery Texas State Guard, c 1930s featuring the people of Harrison County who served our county and our country in the military. We thank you. Steve & Penny Carlile Gallery Sponsor "From the earliest days of our country to the most recent conflicts, men and women of our military have sacrificed so that people like us could enjoy the benefits of freedom." --Steve & Penny Carlile 12 Major Exhibit Donors Tuskegee Airman Romeo Williams, right, 1940s. Institute of Museum and Library Services Martha Robb* Union Pacific Foundation In Memory of Samuel F. Vaughan III Major General Vernon B. Lewis, Jr. USA (Ret.) Dr. and Mrs. Donald Alford* Marshall Ford Lincoln Robert and Marilyn Bailey* Mar-Tex Evening Lions Club Texie Taylor Baldwin F. Wayne McWhorter Jean Birmingham* Frederick and Rhonda Newhouse Tubby and Janet Cook* Carla Nolan* Martha Dieste Combs H.E. and Ruby Pelz Family Fund Ned and Anne Dennis Carl and Jo Ann Roth Charles Webster Downer Michael C. Smith Mary Fitts Judge and Mrs. Hugh Taylor Dean and Graham Foundation Texas Bank and Trust Dr. Robert Graves* Turney Foundation In Memory of Tommy A. Hooker* In Memory of Gaylon White* Flo Jasper* . Jerry and Lynn Lomax * Indicates Museum Board of Directors/Staff 12 RICHARD DAVID GOLDEN Susan Golden Jackson & Family Remembrance JACK BOLTON HESTER Diann Hester & Family Memorials WELDON J. HICKEY Hickey Nieces & Nephews The below named families and friends chose to honor these service members by sponsoring a remembrance memorial OSCAR C. HOPE JR. helping make the Service and Sacrifice O.C. Hope III & Family exhibit a reality. We are thankful for the support and are honored they chose our military exhibit for the remembrance. JOHN BRUCE HYDE Alice Hyde Lackner WILLIAM THOMAS ALLEN Virginia Hyde Dupuy Joyce Williamson Debra Allen Parker & Family HUGH O. JACKSON Susan Jackson & Family JAMES H. AMMERMAN LOUIS WEISMAN KARIEL SR. Tiffany & James Ammerman II & Family Audrey & Louis W. Kariel Jr. & Family JAMES H. AMMERMAN II LOUIS WEISMAN KARIEL JR. Tiffany Dossett Ammerman & Family Audrey Kariel & Family SAMUEL A. BIRMINGHAM CARL HENDERSON KELLEY JR. Jean Birmingham & Family Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scholz CHRISTINE JONES BOLTON JOHN CATON LINGOLD JR. Mary Jo Jones Young & Family Margot Lingold & Family QUINTON BOND CARLILE ROBERT ORIN LITTLEJOHN Steve & Penny Carlile Dr. Orin Littlejohn Family JOHN BUNTING CRAIG RAY & ROY MARSHALL Dorothie Craig & Family Roy and Ray Marshall Family & Friends CHARLIE HUGH FLOWERS Steve & Penny Carlile n Continued on next page. 43 MILLIE BROWN SANDERS WILLIAM L. MAUTHE Friends of Millie Brown Sanders Geraldine Smith Mauthe & Family ALEXANDER WILLIAM McALLISTER JR. Nancy & Margie McAllister EMORY DALE SLONE Ida Chambers Slone MICKEY McCAY Larry Slone & Family Mickey McCay Family JAMES EARL "STRETCH" JOHNNIE FRANK NICKERSON STANFORD Florence Nickerson Robert & Marilyn Bailey Corey & Kendra Nickerson Johnnie F. Nickerson Jr. Darrell & Felicia Taylor WILLIAM CHESTER UNDERWOOD Mr. & Mrs. Charles Scholz JAMES A. OLIPHANT JR. Patsy Oliphant & Family WILLIAM TOBLER WARE JR. Daryl Ware REX PARKISON Suzan Lanclos Nancy Parkison and Family GEORGE PRENDERGAST JR. RICHARD DANA (DICKY) WEEKLY Becky P. Abbott & Family, Mike Weekly & Family Bonnie P. Dial & Family JOHN TRAVIS WELLS HAROLD RAINES Ned & Sarah Wells Calvert & Family Johnny & Carole Collier Bill & Kathy Gillespie ARTHUR LEE WESLEY Alvin & Dora Wesley Morris & Family DALLAS L. RAWLINSON Thelma Elizabeth Douglas T. J. WILLIAMSON Joyce Douglas Williamson Joyce Williamson Carol Douglas Scott Doug Williamson & Family EDMUND WHETSTONE ROBB JR. PERRY NATHAN WOOD Martha Robb & Family Willa Wood Berryman Patsy Wood Boersma Nancy Wood VanAlstine WILLIAM F. ROBERTSON JR. Crystal Robertson WILLIAM H. WOOD Chyrece Hobbs Susan Wood 12 In the beginning our project was just an idea, a vision. Then with great generosity these people of Harrison County and beyond began sending in donations and it reassured us our vision might just become a reality. We are so very thankful for each and every donation -- both large and small. James K. Abney Jr. Rear Admiral Richard T. Gaskill, USN Dr. and Mrs. George Bennett (Ret) Betty Bowlin Brown GFA Generational Financial Advisors Virginia Harris Cajun-Tex Mr. and Mrs. Ned Calvert * Margie Hendry Jack Cargill* Dr. Jerry & Lucyann Hopkins Judy and Jerry Cargill Williams and Willie Hughey* Martha Dieste Combs Susan Jackson . Ken and Nancy Conwell Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Jones Charles Cornish* Louis & Audrey Kariel Hal Cornish A.K. Lacy Dorothie Craig Anna Lane Mattie Smith Cummins Lewis Engineering Company Charles and Carolyn Dawson* Dr. and Mrs. Orin Littlejohn Perry Dean and Alice Graham Ken and Susan Livingston Charitable Foundation Lynn and Jerry Lomax Eastman Foundation Patty Lovelace ELTEC Electronics Corp Travis Manion Foundation/Travis Keeney Lucille Estell Sally & Paul Martin Ken & Shirley Ford Sheriff Tom McCool Mary Fitts Mr. and Mrs. Pat Furrh n Continued on next page. 12 Sally & Paul Martin Darlene H. Spellings Sheriff Tom McCool Bruce & Sandra Tankersley Louraiseal McDonald Judge & Mrs. Hugh Taylor Ron & Dianita McGregor* Emma Woodfin* F. Wayne McWhorter Joyce Williamson* Alfred & Linda Mobley Jerry & Ginny VanWert Marjorie Morgan Weisman Co-op Board of Directors . Elaine Westmoreland Nesbitt Gaylon & Bea White* Patsy Oliphant Leana Y. Westergaard Dale B. Owen Pete & Dorothy Jo Whaley Harold & Betty Raines* Patricia Whaley Robert L. & Jean Robinson Doug & Adrienne Williamson Satterwhite Family Gift Ann Yappen* Sidney & Patricia Scott Christopher Jason Smith NOTE: Other donors preferred to remain George & Bobbie Smith unnamed and are not included in this list. 12 “The most important thing I learned is that soldiers watch what their leaders do. You can give them classes and lecture them forever, but it is your personal example Martha Robb, left, with Joyce Williamson they will follow.” funds for the exhibit. During the six years of fund- Martha Robb chaired the Harrison raising and development of the County Historical Museum's New Service and Sacrifice: Harrison Museum Campaign Task Force County at War exhibit these from 2006 to 2017. members of the Military Exhibit- New Museum Task Force worked Through her leadership -- and beside Martha: personal example -- she shepherded the Task Force and § Robert Bailey Board of Directors through § Jean Birmingham completion of Phase I of the § Garrett Boersma campaign and the opening of the § Janet Cook county history exhibits in the 1901 § William Hatfield Harrison County Courthouse in § Galen McBride 2013. § Harold Raines § Bea White When is came time to launch into § Joyce Williamson Phase II, a military exhibit gallery in Memorial City Hall, she bravely said "let's move forward" leading Images used in this publication from HCHM collection, Ann Brannon, National Archive & Records the campaign that raised the Administration IS A 501(c)(3) NOT FOR PROFIT ORGANIZATION PO BOX 1987 MARSHALL, TEXAS 75671 OFFICE LOCATION 1 PETER WHETSTONE SQUARE MARSHALL, TEXAS 75670 903-935-8417 .
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