PROGRAM

Ken Berg, Music Director Susan Berg, Assoc. Music Director/Pianist

Music Assistants: David Mandt, Jeff Caulk, Erin Evans, Christopher Josof, Garrett Lenzie, Michael Megginson

Tom Kendrick, Board President Nancy Kimberly, Administrative Manager Mandy Peterson-Tice, Executive Director Tricia Simpson, Operations Manager

WELCOME KEN BERG

NATIONAL ANTHEM ARR. KEN BERG

SECTION I – SACRED ANTHEMS

This section is sponsored by Kay and Bruce Donnellan in honor of Mary Rooney and by Leann and Jason Cox in honor of Robert Cox

INTRODUCTION ELI HOLLINGSWORTH, 20-21 HEAD CHORISTER

PSALM 98 JANE MARSHALL This anthem is sponsored by Martha Echols in honor of Tanner Echols JUNIOR CHORISTERS FLUTE: BETH MOONEY

O sing to the Lord a new song, for he has done marvelous things! Sing praises to the Lord with the lyre and the sound of melody!

With trumpets and the sound of the horn. O make a joyful noise before the Lord, before the King.

PSALM 67 CHARLES CALLAHAN This anthem is sponsored by Matt Coe, BBC class of ‘96 JUNIOR CHORISTERS

God of mercy, God of grace, show the brightness of your face; Shine upon us, Savior, shine. Fill your church with light divine; And your saving health extend unto earth’s remotest end.

Let the people praise You, Lord; be by all that live adored; Let the nations shout and sing glory to their Savior King; At Your feet their tribute pay and Your holy will obey.

Let the people praise You, Lord; earth shall then her fruits afford. God to us His blessing give, all to God devoted live. All below and all above, one in joy and one in love.

"I have loved my time in the BBC. It has been full of great memories singing with friends from all around. I’ve learned the

importance of music and the significant impact it can have on anyone.” - Joshua Peters, graduating senior

A CALL TO PRAISE JIM TAYLOR JUNIOR CHORISTERS FLUTE: BETH MOONEY

Praise him with music, praise him with dancing, Praise him with singing all the day long, Praise him with laughing and crying and working together; God is our strength and song.

Praise him with trumpet, praise him with cymbals, Praise him with keyboard, French horn and gong, Praise him with strumming and drumming and clapping together; Praise him with joyful song.

God is in music, God is in dancing, God is in singing all the day long. God is in laughing and crying and working together; Praise him with joyful song.

GREET THE DAWN JOANNE BROWN LEDOUX This anthem is sponsored by Jessica and Micah Kaufhold in honor of Joseph Kaufhold JUNIOR CHORISTERS FLUTE: BETH MOONEY

I will greet the dawn with a song, a song of thanks to God. I will sing with joy in my heart as early morning rays

Bring forth the light of day and fill me with a song of praise.

Higher than the stars in the sky, the glory of God’s light, holy morning star shining bright, The beauty of the dawn rings out creation’s song, a melody of hope and love.

O God, exalted above the heavens. O God, whose glory awakens all the earth. Sing alleluia! Sing alleluia! With adoration let every word be heard.

I will greet the dawn with a song, a song of thanks to God. I will sing with joy in my heart as early morning rays Bring forth the light of day and fill me with a song of praise.

UBI CARITAS OLA GJEILO This anthem is sponsored by Margaret and Thomas Horton in honor of Paine Horton TENOR/BASS CHORISTERS

Ubi caritas et amor, Deus ibi est. Where charity and love are, God is there. Congregavit nos in unum Christi amor. The love of Christ has gathered us together. Exsultemus et in ipso jucundemur. Let us rejoice and be glad in it. Timeamus et amemus Deum vivum. Let us revere and love the living God. Et ex corde diligamus nos sincero. And from a sincere heart let us love one another. Amen. Amen.

"I love singing songs and I love the songs we sing. I learned as much about being a man as I did about how to sing. I had so many great experiences, but none of them top the simple joy of singing with this choir. I will miss Mr. Berg the most...he is the GOAT!" – Samuel Jones, graduating senior

O SEÑOR EN TI HE CONFIADO KEN BERG SOPRANO/ALTO SENIOR CHORISTERS OPENING TRIO: ANDREW TURNBULL, THOMAS TURNBULL, JAMISON WILLIAMS

O Señor, en ti he confiado O Lord, in Thee have I trusted Nunca me confundan Let me never be confounded. Responde, O Señor, para mantenernos Vouchsafe, O Lord, to keep us Dia sin peccado. this day without sin. O Señor, Ten piedad de nosotros. O Lord, have mercy upon us, have mercy upon us. Que tu misericordia se aligere sobre nosotros Let Thy mercy lighten upon us Como nuestra confianza esta en Ti. as our trust is in Thee. O Señor, en ti he confiado O Lord, in Thee have I trusted Nunca me confundas Let me never be confounded.

"My time in in the BBC can be summarized in one word, priceless! I joined in the third grade and have loved every minute of it." – Alex Francis, graduating senior

SECTION II – SPIRITUAL AND HYMN TUNES This section is sponsored by Amy and Doug Strohmeier in honor of Gates Strohmeier and by Diane and Bud Alessio in honor of Tell Alessio

INTRODUCTION NICO MORENO, 20-21 HEAD CHORISTER

TAKWABA UWABANGA TRADITIONAL ZAMBIAN TUNE This anthem is sponsored by Elizabeth and Matthew Peters in memory of Barbara Peters MIXED CHORISTER ENSEMBLE SOLOIST: JOSHUA PETERS

Takwaba uwabanga Yesu! Na shigguluka, konse, konse. There’s no one, there’s no one like Jesus! Takwaba, takwaka be. Takwaba uwabanga Yesu! No hay nadie, no hay nadie como Cristo! There’s no one, there’s no one like Him! There’s no one, there’s no one like Jesus! No hay nadie, no hay nadie como Cristo! No hay nadie, no hay nadie como El! There’s no one, there’s no one like Jesus! Come now, my children, watch your step! No hay nadie, no hay nadie como El! Find the ancient path. Look for the light of grace!

I walking, walking here, there. Left foot here! Right foot there! Yo busco, busco aqui allí. We’re walking in the light!

“The BBC has given me the opportunity to grow as a person while also being able to connect with others around me through music. My favorite things that I have experienced throughout my time in the BBC are the amazing tours that I was able to take part in and the countless number of lifelong friendships I made along the way.” – Deason Heifner, graduating senior

"I loved learning and singing new songs. My favorite experiences were summer camps. My all-time favorite was being a proctor one summer. I will miss Mr. Ken and my fellow choristers." – Brian Sims, graduating senior

FINLANDIA: BE STILL MY SOUL JEAN SIBELIUS This anthem is sponsored by Paulette and Michael Molloy in honor of Hayden Molloy TENOR/BASS CHORISTERS SOLOIST: HAYDEN MOLLOY

Be still, my soul! The Lord is on thy side; Bear patiently the cross of grief or pain; Leave to thy God to order and provide; In every change He faithful will remain. Be still, my soul! Thy best, thy heavenly friend Through stormy ways leads to a joyful end.

Be still, my soul! Thy God doth undertake To guide the future as He has the past. Thy hope, thy confidence let nothing shake All now mysterious shall be bright at last. Be still, my soul! The waves and winds still know The Christ who ruled them while He dwelt below.

Best still, my soul! The hour is hast’ning on When we shall be forever with the Lord, When disappointment, grief and tears are gone, Sorrow forgot, love’s purest joys restored. Be still, my soul! When change and tears are past,

All safe and blessed, we shall meet at last.

LIVE A-HUMBLE AMERICAN SPIRITUAL This anthem is sponsored by Nancy and Jack Kimberly in honor of the 2020-21 BBC Choristers and their families TENOR/BASS CHORISTERS ALUMNI TRIO: BEN DOW, DAVID MANDT, AND KEN BERG

Live a-humble, O! Live a-humble, O! Humble yourself, the bell’s a-done rung.

Just watch that sun, see how steady he runs. Don’t let him catch you with your work undone! I’m singin’ glory and honor! Praise King Jesus! Praise the Lord!

The Lord has told us what we should do! Love kindness and to do justice, too. Oh, yes! The bell’s a-done rung. What does my Lord require of me? To walk with Him in humility!

"BBC’s Life Rules from Mr. Berg will stay with me for the rest of my life. They remind us of the importance of resting and why it is important to do what is right. They all hold a valuable life lesson but life rule Number 3 is the one I keep closest to my heart.” – John Thomas Ellison, graduating senior

RESIGNATION: MY SHEPHERD SOUTHERN HARMONY This anthem is sponsored by Jacqueline Morgan in honor of Seth Scoggins SOPRANO/ALTO CHORISTERS FLUTE: BETH MOONEY SOLO: THADDEUS KRATZ

My Shepherd will supply my need, Jehovah is His Name. In pastures fresh Me makes me feed beside the living stream. He brings my wandering spirit back when I forsake His ways And leads me for His mercy’s sake in paths of truth and grace.

When I walk thru the shades of death, Thy Presence is my stay. One word of Thy supporting breath drives all my fears away. Thy hand in sight of all my foes doth still my table spread. My cup with blessings overflows, Thine oil anoints my head.

The sure provision of my God attends me all my days. O, may Thy house be my abode and all my work be praise. There would I find a settled rest while others go and come, No more a stranger, nor a guest, but like a child at home.

SET DOWN SERVANT AMERICAN SPIRITUAL TENOR/BASS CHORISTERS SOLOISTS: TREY RAYFIELD AND SAMUEL JONES

Set down, Servant! I can’t set down! My soul is so happy that I can’t set down!

My Lord, you know that you promised me a long white robe, yes! And you promised me a pair of shoes for my feet To make my worship wardrobe complete! Now you’re tellin’ me to set down!

Go yonder! Angel of mine, and fetch for me a long, white robe And some shoes so I can place them on this noisy servant of mine So he can focus on his work divine! Then maybe, he will set down, Servant!

Lord, you are worthy of praise and your Name is to be high above all! You alone are God and we are Your children whom You ransomed from the fall! That’s why we’re told to set down, Servant!

GERMANY: O GOD OF LOVE WILLIAM GARDNER This anthem is sponsored by Dr. Eleanor Stokes MIXED CHORISTER ENSEMBLE

O God of love, O King of peace, Make wars throughout the world to cease; The wrath of nations now restrain Give peace, O God, give peace again.

Remember, Lord, your works of old, The wonders that our fathers told; Remember not our sins' dark stain. Give peace, O God, give peace again.

Whom shall we trust but you, O Lord? Where rest but on your faithful word? None ever called on you in vain. Give peace, O God, give peace again.

"BBC camp is one of my most favorite memories. Mr Berg is a great leader and I have learned so much from him about singing, faith, and becoming a man. I have been richly blessed from my time in choir." – Christopher Dutton, graduating senior

JOSHUA FIT THE BATTLE! ARR. JILL GALLINA This anthem is sponsored by Christopher Tilghman in honor of Cindy and Steve Tilghman JUNIOR CHORISTERS

Thunder and lightnin’, Oh, so very frightnin’! Just like thunder and lightnin’ strikin’ all around!

There was weepin’ and cryin, there was no denyin’ that the walls of Jericho, they were a tumblin’ down. When Joshua fit the battle of Jericho And the walls they came a-tumblin’ down.

Joshua, hear the horns a-blowin’, Joshua, a fearful melody. Joshua, how could they be knowin’ That your name would soon be goin’ down in history!

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR’S MESSAGE MANDY PETERSON-TICE, EXEC. DIR.

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE TOM KENDRICK, PRESIDENT

SECTION III – SECULAR OCTAVOS This section is sponsored by Donna and Marc Ayers and Cecily and Brad Lowe

INTRODUCTION ANDREW GROVES, 20-21 HEAD CHORISTER

CAN YOU HEAR ME BOB CHILCOTT This anthem is sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. James M. Gillespy, III SOPRANO/ALTO CHORISTERS SIGN: JEFF CAULK

I look around me as I grow, I’d like to tell you all I know.

I see life with all its energy, the city streets, the rush of time. This is my world, it’s where I like to be, so much to see, so much to find. I sometimes sit and wait a while, I see the sun, it makes me smile.

Can you see it? Can you see it too?

I feel life with all its energy, the joy of waking ev’ry day. This is my world, it’s where I like to be, so much to do, so much to say. I sometimes sit and feel the sun, its warmth is there for ev’ry one.

Can you feel it? Can you feel it too?

My world’s a silent one, but it’s enough for me. I hear you through your hands, the movement sets me free, But it could be a special thing to hear your voice, to hear you sing.

Can you hear me? Can you hear me too?

I look around me as I grow, I’d like to tell you all I know. Can you hear me? "My time in the Birmingham Boys Choir has been an exciting time where I have not only learned about the importance of music in my life but also built a foundation and shaped my character into the young man I am." – Robert Cox, graduating senior

NOW WE WOULD LIKE TO SING KEN BERG This anthem is dedicated in honor of our 2020-21 Board of Directors SOPRANO/ALTO CHORISTERS

Now, we would like to sing a simple song, perhaps you’d like to sing along, Because we know you can’t go wrong with a song, so be strong! We learn to read our music bit by bit, so we won’t be illiterate! We all can gain the benefit of a song all day long!

We learn of rhythm and of melody by singing scales in ev’ry key And when we sing in harmony we depend on a friend. And now we slip into the minor mode to move us father down the road, You’ll note the tempo never slowed, now we’re back on the track!

Some voices sing up high and some down low, so many places we can go, All in an effort just to show you our skill, and we will! When people sing we see their frowns replaced by happy smiles on ev’ry face, A joy like this is commonplace when we sing! It’s a thing!

We build our choral singing phrase by phrase, providing us with happy days, A finished product to amaze all who hear, year by year! You see our progress since we first began, to grow from boy into a man, It’s all a part of nature’s plan to mature, and for sure, Hey! We’re mature to be sure!

Hey! Now that you’ve heard us sing this simple song, perhaps you too could sing along! We all know that you can’t go wrong with a song; so be strong! With all our voices raised in choral blend, at last we round that final bend; And with this song we reach the end of our show, here we go!

Although it seems like we have just begun to bring a smile to ev’ryone! It’s all been fun and now we’re back to beat one! We’re done!

OLD KING COLE KEN BERG MIXED CHORISTER ENSEMBLE

What ho! What you all need to know!

Oh, old King Cole was a merry old soul and a merry old soul was he. He called for his pipe, he called for his bowl he called for his fiddlers three. Every fiddler had a fiddle and a very fine fiddle had he. There’s none so rare as can compare with old King Cole and his fiddlers three.

Now Cole had a queen who often was seen in gowns made of gold and blue. Her face and her hair were lovely and fair and always her heart was true. She was slim and tall and always did enthrall the nobles and peasants and all. This royal pair so good and fair were never far from their fiddlers three.

Old King Cole! Don’t you know he will thrill your soul when he turns up his rock ‘n roll! Old King Cole! Don’t you know he is in control of his fiddles and pipe and bowl. Old King Cole! It’s time to get up and go ‘Cos you don’t want to miss the show of his fiddlers three!

Now the pipe the king played was finely inlaid with silver and gold to boot! So sweet was the sound that filled all the town when Cole played his royal flute. And the steady beat from the bowl did keep the rhythm matching the queen’s dancing feet! The jollity for all to see accompanied by the fiddlers three! "Always strive to be a better person for yourself and in the community." – Isaiah Alexander, graduating senior WE’LL SING A SONG FOR YOU KEN BERG

This anthem is dedicated in honor of our 2020-21 Board President, Tom Kendrick MIXED CHORISTER ENSEMBLE

We’ll sing a song for you! It’s what we love to do! We’ll sing it loud and true because you asked us to! We’ll sing a song for you.

We see the joy it brings when everybody sings. Better than anything we see the joy it brings when everybody sings!

And now we’ve finished the A Phrase of our song; so how have we done so far? We’d like to invite you all to sing along, but now the B Phrase is done and gone?

We’ll sing a song for you! It’s what we love to do! We’ll sing it loud and true because you asked us to! We’ll sing a song for you.

…we’ll even change the key!

We’ll sing it soft and low because it’s time to go! We only want to know that you enjoyed the show, but now we have to go!

"I love the environment of the BBC and what I have learned over the past years from my teachers and Mr. Berg. I will miss spending time with my friends singing the songs I love." – Trevor Brown, graduating senior

SWINGIN’ ON A STAR JAMES VAN HEUSEN/ARR. GREG GILPIN JUNIOR CHORISTERS

Would you like to swing on a star? But if you don’t care a feather of a fig, Carry moonbeams home in a jar? you may grow up to be a pig. And be better off that you are? Would you rather be a fish? Or would you rather be a mule? A fish won’t do anything but swim in a brook. A mule is an animal with long funny ears. He can’t write his name or read a book. He kicks up at ev’rything he hears. To fool the people is his only thought. His back is brawny, but his mind is weak. And though he’s slippery he still gets caught. He’s just plain stupid with a stubborn streak. But then if that sort of life is what you wish, And by the way, if you hate to go to school You may grow up to be a fish. you may grow up to be a mule. And all the monkeys aren’t in the zoo, Or would you rather be a pig? Ev’ry day you meet quite a few. A pig is an animal with dirt on his face. So you see it’s all up to you. His shoes are a terrible disgrace. You could be better than you are. He’s got no manners when he eats his food. You could be swinging on a star! He’s fat and lazy and extremely rude.

"My most memorable times in the choir were when we would study a life lesson. No matter what age, these lessons can change someone’s life. These life lessons will be something I will treasure forever." – Christian Brown, graduating senior

GRADUATE PRESENTATIONS KEN AND SUSAN BERG

We hope you enjoyed our 43rd Annual Spring Concert. While we miss being with you in person to celebrate our boys hard work and achievement, it is our highest priority to keep everyone, including our boys safe. Boys were socially distanced and only allowed to pull their mask down while singing. This recording was made taking the utmost care with social distancing and masking while not singing.

Birmingham Boys Choir

JUNIOR CHORISTERS The Junior Choristers are sponsored by Lee Yielding and by Jeanie and Hugh Bryant in honor of Graham Bush Jude Anderson Max Coby Joseph Kaufhold Watson Riddle Charles Ayers Miller Coby Byars Lantrip Ben Simpson Jack Bloomingburg Kelly Creel Charlie Long Keaden Sims Graham Bush Colin Gentle Owen Maloney Parker Thornton Mac Cahill Liam Gerlach Martin McCurry Elias Turner Wyatt Carter William "Liam" Gill Garrett Renfroe Danny Xavier Curt Cashion Ronin Harbour Micah Rich

SENIOR CHORISTERS The Senior Choristers are sponsored by Tori and Allen Groves in honor of the Mixed Ensemble 2020-21 Tucker Ayers John Clarke Gentle Trevor Lee Dylan Roberts Jacob Baker Cade Gilliland Jon David Lowe River Sands Jaden Bivens Cameron Gilliland Max McCorkle Seth Scoggins John Bradford Andrew Groves* Jackson McWhorter Braxton Sims Kyle Brown Eli Hollingsworth* Axel Millwood Frederick Thompson Nicholas Burke Spencer Hooks Patrick Montas Jack Turkiewicz Marshall Burton Jonathan Hooks Emery Moore Thomas Turnbullº Eli Calvert Jacob Hotchkiss Nico Moreno* Drew Turnbullº J. Henry Carden Camden Jackson Chauncey Nickerson Watts Ueltschey Caleb Cartee Winston Jones Nicholas Pittman Jonah Wallace Cayden Champion Ethan Kiel William Pollard Loper Watersº Stuart Compere Marcus Kratz Daniel Renna Jamison Williamsº Camden Cox Thad Kratz Ivan Rileyº Peter Womack Brady Ferrell Levi Lawrenz Alex Ritchey Jack Yaeger

GRADUATE CHORISTERS The Graduate Choristers are sponsored by Mary and Drew Wilson in memory of Harold A. Wilson, grandfather of choristers Jonathan and Andrew Wilson Tell Alessio Ameer El-Fallah Tucker Lowe Trey Rayfield Isaiah Alexander Hunter Ellenberger Dylan Luckie Michael Rumore Cole Anderson Steven Ellis Jaden Marshall Will Simpson Marc Ayers J.T. Ellison Jimmy Mayo Brian Sims II Aidan Brantley Caleb Flores Luke McLendon Gates Strohmeier Colin Brasher Parker Foshee Hayden Molloy Conner Tyndal Christian Brown Alex Francis Charlie Morris Paul Weaver Trevor Brown Jack Halliday Eli Mrug Bates Whetstone Carter Burton Cameron Harris Liam Northcutt Ryan Wilhelm Cooper Cafaro Deason Heifner Denman Otali Jonathan Wilson Josh Calvert Samuel Jones Fin Pennington Andrew Wilson Robert Cox Evan Jones Joshua Peters Patrick Yaeger Christopher Dutton Matthew Kincaid

*denotes head choristers, º denotes section leaders "I thank God for the privilege of singing with the Birmingham Boys Choir for the past ten years. I will carry with me all of my memories of the BBC, especially all of the tours. I will miss being a part of an organization with such great music and administrative staff, especially Mr. and Mrs. Berg. I hope to apply all of the life lessons I learned while in choir in my future." – Paul Weaver, graduating senior Birmingham Boys Choir Board of Directors Tom Kendrick, Ben Dow Jack Kimberly President Billy Cornay Joel Megginson Renn Williams, Brad Lowe Lucas Pepke Past-President Carrie Lusk Marc Ayers Anne Rand, David Proctor Mary Wilson President-Elect Del Allen Monty Hogewood Scott Barry, VP Don Sanders Paul Litten Finance Eleanor Stokes Sally Greenhaw John Pelham, Fred Teardo Shane Kearny VP Development Griff Waters Theresa Johanson Mary Rooney, Hugh Bryant Todd Heifner Secretary

2021 SUPPORTERS We would like to offer our sincerest thanks to those that have supported the Birmingham Boys Choir through donations. The gifts listed below are from December 18, 2020 – May 20, 2021. These donations ensure that we can continue our mission of mentoring young men through music.

To make a donation, please visit www.birminghamboyschoir.org or text CHOIR to 205-737-8395 to make a contribution today!

Special Thanks to:  Steak and Eggs Production for the recording of this program  Our community partners that invited us to record our concert in their fantastic facilities: Canterbury United Methodist Church and McLeod Software.  Our community partners that provide weekly rehearsal space: St. Luke’s Episcopal Church, St. Mark United Methodist Church, and Our Savior Lutheran Church.

Benefactors $5,000 + Alabama Power Foundation, Inc. Bruno Rumore Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jim Davis Mr. and Mrs. William Dow Mr. and Mrs. Tom McLeod Mr. and Mrs. William Mooney Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rumore The Daniel Foundation of Alabama

Sustaining Members $2,000-$4,999 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Brown Mrs. Sigurd Bryan The Honorable Sarah Greenhaw Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johanson Ms. Ann Roberson Mr. Manly Yeilding

Sponsors $1,000-$1,999 Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bryant Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kendrick Mr. and Mrs. David Proctor Drs. Tori and Allen Groves Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kulback Drs. Mary and Drew Wilson Ms. Patty McDonald Mr. Lee Yeilding Patrons - $250-$999 Mr. and Mrs. Bud Alessio Mr. and Mrs. Larry Groves Mr. Matthew & ANONYMOUS Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Horton Dr. Elizabeth Peters Mr. and Mrs. Marc Ayers Mr. and Mrs. John Johnstone Mrs. Joseph Sanders, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Canada Mr. and Mrs. Micah Kaufhold Dr. Eleanor Stokes Mr. Matt Coe Dr. and Mrs. Wallace Killlcreas Mr. and Mrs. Doug Strohmeier Mr. and Mrs. Jason Cox Mr. and Mrs. John Kimberly Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Teardo Mr. and Mrs. Anthony DiPiazza Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kratz Mr. Christopher Tilghman Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Donnellan Mr. and Mrs. Brad Lowe Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Wagar Ms. Martha Echols Mr. and Mrs. Michael Molloy Ms. Nancy Wall Mr. and Mrs. Scott Ferrell Mrs. Jacqueline Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Renn Williams Mr. and Mrs. James Gillespy, III

Friends of the BBC Dr. and Mrs. Neal Berte Mr. and Mrs. J. Terrence Joyce Nowlin & Associates, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bradford Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Kelly Mr. Scott Pennington Mr. and Mrs. Ron Burton Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Kremer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Preston Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bush Mr. Bruce Krieg, II Mr. and Mrs. Mike Rooney Mrs. Gerda Carmichael Mr. and Mrs. Thad Long Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rumore, Jr. Dr. Karen L. Davidson Mr. and Mrs. John Lucas Ms. Barbara Smith Ms. Retha Dorough Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Luketic Mr. Albert Smith, III Ms. Patricia Dreher Mr. and Mrs. Scott Lusk Ms. Carol Taylor Mr. James Elrod Ms. Patricia Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Matt Ennis Mr. Robert Marr Ms. Mamie Van Dyke Dr. and Mrs. R. David Glasgow Mr. and Mrs. Bunker Medbery Mr. and Mrs. William Waud Mr. and Mrs. Les Haynes Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morris, III Ms. Paula Webb Mr. and Mrs. David Hendrickson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nelson Ms. Margaret Young Mrs. Vivien Herren Col. AUS. Ret. and Mrs. Albert Nettles Mr. Christopher Young Mr. and Mrs. J.M. Hogewood Dr. Barbara Nilsen Mr. and Mrs. John Yow Mrs. Richardstein Jones

Tribute Gifts Gift have been given by a generous donor in honor or memorial to the following people: Kendrick Burnice, Jr. Carter and Marshall Burton Andrew Groves Graham Bush Connie and Monty Hogewood Phillip Rumore, In Memorial Graham Bush Thomas Paine Horton Phillip Rumore, In Memorial Dr. Billy Cornay Donald M. Jones Joseph E. Sanders, Jr. Robert Cox Charles Evan Jones Seth Scoggins Bart and Todd Dorough Joseph Kaufhold Cullen Simon, In Memorial Christopher Dutton Evan Lucas, In Memorial Gates Strohmeier Tanner Echols Michael Megginson Steve & Cindy Tilghman Rachel Ferguson Liam Northcutt Jonah Wallace Ginger and Hal Ferrell Lewis Rand Paul Weaver Caleb Flores Mary Rooney Harold A. Wilson, In Memorial Peter Womack Peter Womack