pub l i shed byP i t t Communi ty Co l l ege and the PCC Foundat ion

PROGRESS & INNOVATION, TODAY & TOMORROW

2009 Repor t to the Communi ty

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Message from the President ...........2

Board of Trustees ..............................4

The Year of the Employee ........... 5-6

2008-2009 Highlights .................7-10

Looking Toward the Future ...........11

Facts and Figures .............................12

Capital Campaign Update .............13

Foundation Director’s Report......14

Foundation Events Report ............15

Alumni Awards .................................16

Foundation Board ...........................16

Foundation Financial Statement ...17

Scholarships ......................................18

Foundation Donors ..................20-22

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There are many significant accomplishments over the past year at Pitt Community College which have been important for our community. The long-awaited opening of a Student Center in January represents decades of planning to serve our students and community with a facility commensurate with the academic quality of our programs and faculty. Groundbreaking for the Herman Simon Health Sciences Building displayed the generosity of many individual and corporate donors to the College and a

true partnership of private and public resources. Our enrollment in both the credit and noncredit programs grew by double digits as unemployment and the impact of a major economic downturn motivated citizens of all ages and backgrounds to pursue training and education.

To respond to these opportunities and challenges, the faculty and staff of Pitt

Community College have performed at a remarkable level of excellence. This is why I have designated this as the “The Year of the Employee,” and you see in this Report so many examples of their accomplishments and the students and programs which they have supported. State budgets were reduced by over 10% as North Carolina experienced dramatic drops in revenues. A furlough reduction in pay was applied at the end of the year at a time when applications for financial aid were increasing by over

30% and overall enrollments continued to rise sharply. No sector in any other phase of education has seen such strong demand for services, but our people have remained dedicated to our mission of service and professionalism. As a result, Pitt Community College was recognized as one of only eleven “Exceptional” colleges by the NC Community College System in June.

It is with great pride that I welcome you to review these pages and invite you to continue to follow our progress as we respond to the needs of our region in the coming year, inaugurate a new facilities Master Plan, and begin the preparations for celebrating in 2011 fifty years of service to Pitt County and eastern North Carolina. We invite you to our campus and programs to see firsthand how we educate and empower people for success.

G. Dennis Massey

President

MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT

Our mission is to educate and empower people for success...

in life, in higher education, in the workforce, and in a global economy.

The mission will be achieved by...encouraging lifelong learning,

establishing positive learning environments, ensuring academic excellence,

enhancing economic development and quality of life, and

emphasizing multicultural experiences.

OUR MISSION

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DARRELL ROBINSONBorn in Wilmington, Darrell Robinson is an attorney specializing in criminal, civil and personal injury litigation in the Washington, D.C., area. The first member of his family to attend college, he began his law education at PCC after recovering from a serious car accident in which he was given a 50-50 chance at survival.

Robinson spent 18 months taking Criminal Justice courses at Pitt before transferring to Barton College on an academic scholarship. He went on to graduate magna cum laude with a degree in Criminal Justice before earning a Juris Doctorate from N.C. Central University.

After excelling as an assistant public defender in Maryland, Robinson opened his own law firm in 2007. He has acquired many new clients, representing each of them with the same zeal he displayed while working with the Public Defenders Office.

PCC recognized Robinson as an Outstanding Alumnus in 2008. Upon receiving the award, he gave Pitt – particularly Paralegal Department Chair Lora Clark – much of the credit for his academic and career success.

In May, Robinson addressed PCC’s Class of 2009, telling them how he pursued and achieved his lifelong dream of becoming an attorney.

During his remarks, he said “hard work has its rewards” and that one small victory “can serve as a springboard to even greater things.”

“I concluded that although life had dealt me an unfair hand, I had made no effort to realize any of my dreams. I vowed then and there that if I lived, I would make an extensive effort to realize my dream.” – Attorney Darrell Robinson PCC Criminal Justice Graduate

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Randy Collier, ChairmanRetired, University Health Systems & Pitt County Schools

Paul Davenport III, Vice-ChairRetired U.S. Air Force OfficerRetired, J.P. Davenport & Son

Kelly Barnhill, Jr., SecretaryPresidentHendrix-Barnhill, Inc.

Gary Evans, Immediate Past ChairVice President, Green Market ManagerAlliance One International, Inc. of Farmville

Dr. Virginia D. HardySenior Associate Dean for Academic AffairsBrody School of Medicine, ECU

Dr. Peter J. KragelAssociate Vice Chancellor for Health Planning at ECU Brody School of Medicine and Chief of Pathology at PCMH

Charles E. LongRetired Pitt County Schools Administrator

Board of Trustees

Don MillsRetired, NACCO

James A. Nelson, Jr.PartnerOwens & Nelson, PLLC - Attorneys at Law

Raymond ReddrickRetired Educator

Tyree WalkerChief Human Resource OfficerUniversity Health Systems

Walter WilliamsVice PresidentWilco Hess, LLC

Robin HaysonStudent Government AssociationEx-officio Member

Pitt Community College will be:

• A Catalyst for transforming the individual and community.

• A Competent Steward of public trust and confidence.

• A Creative Partner for developing educational and economic opportunities.

• A Recognized Leader for accessible, attractive, and educationally enriching programs and services.

OUR VISION

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2009. . .The Year of the Employee

Each year, the college presents an Innovation Award to a PCC employee who has designed and implemented a significant innovation that meets one or more of the following criteria: Quality, Efficiency, Cost Effectiveness, Timeliness, and/or Creativity.

This year’s Innovation Award was presented to Science Instructor Jeff Rorer for his “Teaching with Microsoft Producer” concept. Rorer utilizes Producer and PowerPoint as a mini production studio. This process allows him to combine media from many sources into a final production that is used as the lecture component of his class. He uses this method of instruction in both traditional and online classes.

Don King, an Adult General Education instructor/advisor, was named the 2009 Joseph E. Downing Excellence in Teaching Award recipient. A LaGrange native, King teaches orientation classes for

college freshmen and Health Careers classes for students getting started in health curricula. He said he felt honored and humbled simply being nominated for the Downing Award, adding that he was “surprised” to win it.

King was one of five Faculty Excellence winners along with Shannon Baker, Kelli Jones, Wanda Tenpenny and Rorer.

Pitt Community College celebrated its employees’ achievements April 17 during the school’s 26th Annual Employee

Appreciation and Recognition Evening at Rock Springs Center. During the program, the college recognized Faye Causey as

the Joan and Ed Warren Staff Employee of the Year for 2009. Causey, PCC’s Construction and Industrial Technology Division administrative assistant, was one of three Staff Excellence Award recipients this year along with Randy Allen and Faith Fagan.

Jenni Smith, the college’s Financial Aid and Registration Customer Service Representative, received the 2009 Student Development Services Award for Outstanding Customer Service.

Glenda Washington, Administrative Secretary for Health Care Services, was recognized by the Division of Continuing Education and Community Development as their 2009 Outstanding Employee.

The college also recognized recent retirees and presented service awards to employees who have been with the school for 5, 10, 15, 20, 25 and 30 years.

Faye Causey (left) received the Joan and Ed Warren Staff Employee of the Year Award, Jenni Smith (center) received the Outstanding Customer Service Award, and Glenda Washington (right) was recognized with the Continuing Education Outstanding Employee Award.

Employee Awards Presented at Annual Event

Faculty Recognizedfor Achievements

Jeff Rorer, 2009 Innovation Award Recipient Don King, 2009 Downing Award Recipient

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New to convocation this year was the presentation of the “Unsung Heroes Award,” which was created to recognize PCC employees whose substantive contributions to the college have gone largely unrecognized. Four PCC employees – Mary Lee Smart, Karen Lemoine, Teresa Thompson and Judith Kasperek – received plaques during convocation in recognition of their hard work and dedication to PCC. Plans are to continue the recognition of PCC’s unsung heroes throughout the year.

HEROESunsung

Les l ie Rogers Voted PCC ’sWoman of Substance

Pitt Community College instructor Rusty Sugg was honored by his peers in 2009 for dedication to student success in the respiratory care field. Sugg, 42, is director of clinical education for PCC’s Respiratory Therapy program. In September 2009, he attended the N.C. Society for Respiratory Care’s (NCSRC) annual conference in Winston-Salem and was presented with the 2009 Educator of the Year Award.

“I was very honored and privileged to be recognized with this prestigious award,” Sugg said. “I am very passionate about the education and success of future respiratory therapists.”

A lifelong resident of the Snow Hill area, Sugg graduated from PCC’s Respiratory Care Technology program in 1994. He began working at his alma mater in 2001 and currently teaches several respiratory therapy courses while also overseeing the program’s clinical classes. Sugg, who has earned bachelor’s degrees in Business Management and Human Resource Management from Mount Olive College, is a member of the Lambda Beta Society, a national honors organization for the respiratory care profession. He has also been nominated for Who’s Who Among American Teachers recognition.

NCSRC is a non-profit organization that supports and benefits respiratory care practitioners in North Carolina. The group is a chartered affiliate of the American Association for Respiratory Care.

NCSRC Names Rusty Sugg 2009 Educator of the Year

Each March, PCC observes Women’s History Month with a special program celebrating the achievements of women. During the event, college administrators present the “Woman of Substance Award” to a female employee who has gone the extra mile in her work on campus and in the community. This year’s recipient was Leslie Rogers, Assistant Vice President of Student Services, who was honored for her many talents and for being a source of encouragement for students, faculty, and staff. Those who nominated Rogers for this year’s award cited her support for campus activities, “genuine care and concern” for others, punctuality, and time management skills. She also volunteers for United Way and Greenville Community Shelter and assists with the Greenville-Pitt County Chamber of Commerce’s teen leadership program.

Mary Lee Smart (right) receives the Unsung Hero Award from Dr. Massey.

Two additional recipients of the Unsung Hero Award were Karen Lemoine (left) and Teresa Thompson (right).

The final Unsung Hero Award was presented by Dr. Massey to Judith Kasperek (right).

Rusty Sugg, Respiratory Therapy Instructor

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Forging Ahead• PCC dedicates the new Craig F. Goess

Student Center—a concept first proposed in 1969—with a ceremony in the building’s multipurpose room. The 33,698 square- foot center provides a ‘one-stop’ shop for students by combining admissions and registration services under one roof.

• The college takes steps to reduce the campus’s environmental impact and establishes a Sustainability Committee to lead the effort. The committee is charged with encouraging students and employees to conserve resources whenever possible.

• 2009 Enrollment Increases

Ranking Higher• Preliminary data from the U.S.

Department of Education’s National Center for Education Statistics shows the college is among the country’s best colleges and universities when it comes to providing education to African-American students. Pitt ranks 68th (up from 88th) in the number of associate degrees awarded to African-Americans during the 2007-08 academic year.

Serving the Community• Medical Assisting students participate

in a statewide effort to encourage people to sign up for North Carolina’s new online organ/tissue donor registry. The students encouraged 73 people to become organ/tissue donors.

• Architectural Technology students team with ECU interior design students to produce a design for Wayne County’s First People Heritage Center.

• A partnership between PCC and the City of Greenville produces a new home in an area of redevelopment in the western part of town. Construction and Industrial Technology students built the 1,248 square-foot home on Hudson Street.

PCC HIGHLIGHTS FOR 2008-2009

The Craig F. Goess Student Center officially opened in January 2009.

Admissions, Financial Aid, and the Cashier’s Office serve students in a ‘one-stop’ shop setup.

The new Bulldog Café serves breakfast and lunch in style.

CIT students built this house in West Greenville.

Spring '08Spring '09

Summer '08Summer '09

Fall '08Fall '09

2000 4000 6000 8000 10,000

7099 (up 16%)6134

3298 (up 18%)2790

7710 (up 9%)7081

Number of Students

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• The Pitt Community College Symphony Orchestra continues to delight audiences with four performances each year. The concerts are held at the Faith Assembly of God Church on Corey Road. The Orchestra is made up of curriculum students, continuing education students, and members of the community.

• During an event at Hope Middle School to celebrate their students’ success in a statewide writing competition, PCC and The Daily Reflector are praised for their 10-year partnership to bring the N.C. Press Association’s Newspapers in Education program to local classrooms.

Pitt Community College has been recognized as an exceptional institution by the North Carolina Community College System (NCCCS).

PCC was one of 11 community colleges in the state to earn “Exceptional Institutional Performance” status, which means the school met or exceeded all eight of the accountability standards measured in the report.

“We are indeed pleased that the high quality of Pitt’s classes and services is receiving this ‘exceptional’ rating,” PCC President G. Dennis Massey said. “This is a testimony to the excellence and hard work of our faculty and staff. The huge enrollment increases this year demonstrate strong satisfaction, but it is always positive to garner respect from the state and our peer colleges.”

Each year, NCCCS releases its Critical Success Factors Report to demonstrate how the state’s 58 community colleges performed in eight core areas during the previous academic year.

As one of the 11 community colleges to achieve “exceptional” status, PCC met or exceeded all eight system standards and produced students who transferred to four-year institutions and met or exceeded the performance level of native UNC System students. Pitt also attained at least a 70 percent passing rate for students who sat for licensure or certification exams for the first time.

“Attaining these standards is a matter of pride and achievement among our colleges, our faculty and our staff,” said NCCCS President R. Scott Ralls. “When the budget allows, we are able to provide performance based funding to the colleges based on the number of measures they meet or if they rise to the exceptional level. However, this year our colleges understand that there won’t be any additional dollars, only the satisfaction of achieving their mission of preparing students for their next step whether it’s college or work. With more than 200,000 full-time students and record enrollment growth, that’s a big accomplishment.”

PCC EARNS ‘ EXCEPTIONAL’ STATUSIN NCCCS PERFORMANCE REPORT

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Student Achievements• Four Biotechnology students are

among 25 community college students from across the state to receive $1,000 scholarships from Biogen Idec.

• SECU Vice President/City Executive Andrew Odom presented Reginald Shaw and Melinda Underwood with SECU Foundation scholarship.

• Respiratory Therapy students Angela Chapman, Rachel Clifford and Niya Hagans win the annual N.C. Respiratory Therapy Association quiz bowl and finish third in the national competition.

• Students Adam Till and Keoshia Allen are selected as the college’s N.C. Academic Excellence Award recipients.

Employee Achievements• For 10

weeks, 125 employees participate in the Faculty/Staff Wellness Challenge. Collectively, the group lost 390 pounds through more than 3,200 hours of exercise, 62 million steps, 25,000 cups of fruits and vegetables and 36,000 cups of water.

• Institutional Advancement’s Lisa Elmore is elected president of the N.C. Association of Educational Office Professionals during the organization’s annual conference.

• Law and Order Magazine announces that the PCC Police Department has received the “People’s Choice Award” in its 2008 International Police Vehicle Design Contest.

Events• PCC and N.C. Community College

System administrators meet with state legislators on campus to discuss long-term funding for North Carolina community colleges.

• Retired U.S. Army Col. Danny McKnight discusses leadership under difficult conditions. As an Army Ranger in October 1993, McKnight led a convoy of U.S. military vehicles through the enemy-filled streets of Mogadishu, a mission featured in a book written by Mark Bowden titled, “Black Hawk Down,” and a movie by the same name released in 2001.

• After opening the doors to its new Craig F. Goess Student Center, the college hosts its first juried fine arts exhibit in the facility. More than 80 pieces of artwork are submitted by artists throughout Eastern North Carolina, including PCC students—past and present—and employees.

A Center for Training• Pitt County Schools student services

personnel meet on campus for a conference designed to build partnerships and provide new ideas for meeting the county’s educational needs. The event features concurrent sessions led by PCC faculty and staff on topics ranging from computer technology and concurrent enrollment to tips for pursuing a healthier lifestyle.

• PCC and ECU combine efforts to train workers at Harper Brush Works, Inc., in practices that will help the Greenville manufacturing plant operate more efficiently.

• The PCC Alumni Association kicks off a new speaker series to provide members of the community with valuable information that will help them improve their daily lives. Topics include real estate, lawn care advice, financial planning and boat safety.

• More than 60 law enforcement officers representing 17 agencies

receive potentially life-saving tactical medical training at the college’s firing range. FBI and Pitt County Sheriff ’s Office SWAT instructors team with Pitt County Memorial Hospital trauma surgeons and emergency room physicians to teach combat medical techniques that can keep officers wounded in the line of duty alive until they can be treated by medical personnel.

PCC HIGHLIGHTS FOR 2008-2009

Adam Till Keoshia Allen

NC Senator Clark Jenkins makes comments while PCC Board of Trustees member Dr. Virginia Hardy listens.

First juried Fine Arts Exhibit is held in the newCraig F. Goess Student Center

Reginald Shaw (left) and Melinda Underwood (right) received SECU Foundation scholarships.

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• PCC puts its seal of approval on the Class of 2009 during the school’s annual spring commencement ceremony. Approximately 400 of the 973-member graduating class participate.

In the Continuing Education and Community Development Division, there were 158 students who received their GED and 57 who received their Adult High School Diploma.

• Volleyball players Kristi Pipkin and Jessica Joyner and baseball’s Hunter Sprague are honored by the National Junior College Athletic Association for academic excellence.

• After a 14-year hiatus, Bulldogs basketball returns to the court and wins its season opener, 90-68, over Tidewater Community College.

• Former baseball standout Lonnie Chisenhall mans third base for the Kinston Indians at the start of the 2009 minor league season.

• Softball makes its first ever appearance in the NJCAA poll and ends up one game short of a trip to the national softball championship with a loss in the championship game of the Region X Conference Tournament.

• Baseball takes second in the final Region X regular-season standings and finishes the 2009 campaign ranked in two national polls at 36-8 overall.

PCC ATHLETICS EXPAND AND CONTINUE TO PRODUCE CHAMPIONS

Kristi Pipkin Jessica Joyner Hunter Sprague

Lonnie Chisenhall

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PCC LOOKS TOWARD THE FUTURE

As a result of numerous surveys, focus group meetings and more than 200 interviews, PCC has a new facilities master plan in place that will outline growth at the school for the next 10 years.

Despite opening a new student center in March and renovating the Robert Lee Humber Building in 2006, PCC is still North Carolina’s most crowded community college. A record enrollment of 7,710 students this fall and better retention of students overall have only exacerbated the need for additional space.

In October 2009, PCC Trustees approved a plan by MBAJ Architecture that builds upon a facilities master plan administrators approved in 2004.

The newly-approved plan is to be carried out in six phases and calls for more than $60 million in renovations and new construction that will create 382,000 square feet of space.

In addition to the removal of several trailers on campus and renovations to select buildings, the first two phases of the 2009-2019 plan call for construction of new classroom and sciences buildings and a new child development center.

Phase III includes expansion of the Craig F. Goess Student Center to house the college’s bookstore, disability services program and student lounge as well as improvements to several existing facilities.

Highlighting the final three phases will be a 53,600-square-foot Design and Workforce Technology Center, an Alumni and Foundation Conference Center and two new 50,000-square-foot academic buildings to support projected enrollment growth.

According to PCC President Dennis Massey, “We’re maximizing opportunities we have, but we are eagerly anticipating more space, which is why the master plan is so important.”

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FACTS AND FIGURES

Funding

* Other funding consists of Sales & Services, Non-capital Grants, Investment Income, Non-operating Revenues, Capital Grants, Non-capital Gifts, and Operating Revenue.

State 29,148,659.27

County 4,467,557.50

Federal 7,995,659.11

Other* 7,042,921.08

TOTAL FUNDING $48,654,796.96

State59.91%

Federal16.43%

Other*14.48%

County9.18%

2008-2009 EnrollmentCurriculum Programs 10,300 Continuing Education and Community Dev. 11,210

Unduplicated Headcount* 20,682

* Unduplicated Headcount is not the sum of the two totals shown because 828 students took both a Curriculum and ConEd course.

Student ProfileFemale 58.1%Male 41.9%

Average Age 26

In-State Tuition$50 per credit hour or $800 for full-time students (16 hours or more)**

Out-of-State Tuition$241.30 per credit hour or $3,860.80 for full-time students (16 hours or more)**** Tuition is set by the NC General Assembly and is subject to change without notice.

Average Class SizeStudents per Class 17 Student/Faculty Ratio 26 :1

2008-2009 GraduatesCurriculum Programs

Associate Degrees 669Certificates 261Diplomas 206

TOTAL 1,136

ConEd/CECD

GED 158Adult High School 57

TOTAL 215

Student Residence ProfilePitt County 61.5%Adjacent Counties 13.9%Other NC Counties 21.6%Non-NC Residents 3.0%

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HERMAN SIMON BUILDINGIn 2004, PCC administrators adopted a facilities master plan to serve as a guide for the college’s future growth. Included in the plan was a 34,000 square-foot addition to the William E. Fulford Building to provide the college’s health sciences programs with much-needed teaching space.

In January 2008, the PCC Foundation announced the addition would be named for ardent PCC supporter Herman Simon, a financial consultant with the Eddie and Jo Allison Smith Family Foundation. Simon was key in creating PCC’s VISIONS Career Development and Scholarship Program and the HORIZONS Program to help students make successful transitions into PCC curricula from high school and GED programs, respectively.

A groundbreaking ceremony for the Simon Building took place in November 2008, and work on the project began earlier this

year. When it is completed next summer, the building will provide classrooms, labs and offices for health sciences curricula, general science classrooms and labs, and the VISIONS and HORIZONS programs.

Construction continues on the Herman Simon Building.The building is scheduled to be complete by next summer.

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The Pitt Community College Foundation develops relationships and resources for the college to provide an extra measure of excellence for its services. During 2008-2009, the PCC Foundation provided $675,000 for student scholarships, employee activities, educational programs,and campus construction projects.

The Foundation recognizes students’ achievements and provides support for many students who need financial assistance to pursue their career goals. Now more than ever, the PCC Foundation is implementing methods to ensure

donors that their contributions for PCC scholarships, educational activities, and capital projects are good investments. This annual report documents the results of those efforts.

During recent months, many investors have suffered significant losses in a changing economy. Some college foundations have been reporting that their endowments are “under water” and they may not be able to award those scholarships this year. The PCC Foundation’s scholarship endowments continued to grow due to conservative investment practices.

During the past year, the PCC Foundation funded over $170,000 in student scholarships and developed several new scholarship endowments. Increasing the number and the amount of scholarships that can be awarded to PCC students and increasing the number of endowed scholarships are constant goals of the PCC Foundation.

Generous contributions from individuals, alumni, businesses, and organizations in Eastern North Carolina have been essential to the success of Pitt Community College and the PCC Foundation. The College’s state budget provides resources to sustain only a basic level of operations. Contributors’

support helps provide the extra measure of excellence in programs, student support, and facilities.

In the past 12 months, donors’ support provided opportunities for the Foundation to assist with the construction of the Craig Goess Student Center and the Herman Simon Building, an expansion of the College’s health science facilities. The PCC Foundation successfully completed its first capital campaign with contributions, pledges, and grants totaling over $7.1 million to support campus construction and educational programs.

In 2008-2009, the PCC Foundation supported the college’s efforts to reconnect with the college’s 10,000+ alumni. The Foundation provided funding for activities and initiated an annual awards program to recognize outstanding and distinguished alumni.

Much of the PCC Foundation’s success can be attributed to the leadership and support of its board of directors, donors, and over 100 volunteers who support the foundation’s events and activities. We appreciate the work and support that each of these groups provide for our college.

Susan Q. Nobles Executive Director, PCC Foundation

THE PCC FOUNDATION

Motivated by the belief that money invested in Pitt Community College is an investment in Eastern North Carolina’s educational and economic future, the PCC Foundation launched the first capital campaign in college history in February 2008.

Led by a steering committee co-chaired by Walter Williams and Diane Murphrey, PCC’s Futures First Capital Campaign sought $8 million, primarily to fund construction of the Herman Simon Building, a 34,000 square foot-addition to the college’s health sciences facility. Campaign funds were also designated to support student scholarships, purchase new technology for classrooms, and support professional development for PCC employees.

By year’s end, the campaign generated nearly $7.1 million for the project despite a downturn in the nation’s economy.

FUTURES FIRST CAPITAL CAMPAIGN

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Down East Holiday ShowThe 2008 Down East Holiday Show was the most successful in the fundraiser’s seven-year history. With more than 100 vendors selling a wide variety of merchandise, a record 8,300 shoppers attended and generated more than $62,981.86. Proceeds from this event provide scholarships and educational activities for PCC students.

FOUNDATION SPONSORED EVENTS

Lights of KnowledgeLights purchased in memory or in honor of special people for this annual tree-lighting ceremony raised $1,203.89. The star on the 2008 tree was dedicated in memory of Karen Perry, a former Nursing student and SGA President.

Staff & Faculty Fund Drive83 percent participation – $37,675.23 in gifts and pledges

Former PCC President Dr. Charles Russell participated in the 2008 PCC Fall Golf Classic.

Shoppers were able to select from a variety of gifts, food items, decorations, and clothing to kick off the holiday season at the 7th Annual Down East Holiday Show in November of 2008.

Vendor Charlene Lee demonstrates the Miche Bag to WITN’s Lynnette Taylor.

Veterans SaluteThe college honored the nation’s war veterans with a November 10 ceremony in the Charles Coburn Center. The event—PCC’s 11th Veterans Day celebration—featured a speech by Greenville Attorney and veteran Frank Cassiano, Jr. JROTC students from all six Pitt County high schools participated as did PCC Basic Law Enforcement cadets and the ECU color guard.

PCC Fall Golf ClassicThirty-six teams competed in the Eleventh Annual PCC Fall Golf Classic at Greenville Country Club on October 2. The event netted $19,840.58.

JROTC cadets from area high schools participated in the PCC Veterans Salute ceremony.

PCC Scholarship AuctionThe 5th Annual PCC Scholarship Auction was held February 17 at Rock Springs Center. The event featured more than 430 attendees and raised $61,541.03.

Bidding is fast and furious during the 5th Annual PCC Scholarship Auction held at Rock Springs Center.

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PCC Foundation Board

Ms. Linda Lynn TrippChairOwnerCarolina Court Reporters, Inc.

Mr. Randy WaltersVice ChairOwnerFarmville Furniture

Ms. Vera BraswellSecretaryFinancial Services ProfessionalNew York Life

Mr. Chip LaughinghouseTreasurerVice PresidentBostic Sugg Furniture

Mr. Billy DunnImmediate Past ChairOwnerMainStreet Promotions

Ms. Susan Q. NoblesExecutive DirectorVP of Institutional Advancement, PCC

Mr. Tim BallanceMarket PresidentWachovia

Mr. Don BrownOwnerDon Brown’s Funeral Home

Mr. Frank Cassiano, Jr.Attorney

Mr. Randy CollierRetired Educator

Ms. Hope ClarkPCC, Business Administration:Marketing & Retailing

Mr. Gary EvansVP Green Market OperationsAlliance One International, Inc.

Ms. Susan EverettVP of Administrative Services, PCC

Mr. Phil FlowersOwnerFlowers and Associates, Inc.

Mr. Lindsey GriffinOwnerL.R. Griffin & Associates

Mr. Don KingPCC InstructorAdult General Education

Ms. Betty LangstonRetired Educator

Ms. Charlene Ross LeeFlee, Inc.

Ms. Brenda LewisE. R. Lewis Construction Company

Dr. G. Dennis MasseyPresident, PCC

Rep. Marian McLawhornNC House of Representatives

Mr. Melvin McLawhornPitt County CommissionerCorrections Officer

Mr. Don MillsRetiredNACCO Executive

Mr. Mark PhillipsAccount DirectorDSM Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

Mr. Jerry PowellSenior VP, Business DevelopmentSouthern Bank

Dr. William RasberryRetired Dentist

Mr. Kenneth RossPitt County CommissionerRetired Highway Patrol

Mr. Donnie SkinnerAftermarket Core ManagerCopyPro

Mr. Tony TrippOwnerTripp’s Tire Service

Mr. David VaughnOwnerDavid Vaughn Construction, Inc.

Mr. Mike WeeksOwnerMichael Weeks Agency

Ms. Jane WhealtonAssistant Vice PresidentBB&T

Mr. Curt WillifordPublic Affairs Manager – GreenvilleEmbarq Corporation

The President’s Scholarship was presented to Courtney Evans (left).

The President’s Award was awarded to Rachel Barnum (left) and Heather Moore (right).

Ms. Sue CollierMr. Phillip R. DixonMr. Craig Goess, Jr.

Dr. Michael HouseMs. Mary ParsonsMr. Bobby Tripp

The PCC Foundation Board would like to thank the following retiring Board Members for their service:

Academic Excellence Awards ReceptionHeld in the Goess Student Center March 27, the event celebrated the scholastic achievements of 50 PCC students. Both Rachel Barnum and Heather Moore received the President’s Award, and Courtney Evans won the President’s Scholarship. Adam Till and Keoshia Allen were selected to receive State Academic Excellence Awards.

ALUMNI AWARDS PRESENTEDThe PCC Foundation held its President’s Reception to thank those who have contributed time and money to support the college’s educational mission. During the event, David and Gail Vaughn were recognized as Distinguished Alumni while Outstanding Alumni Awards are presented to Rita Mirando, Brian Moffitt, Darrell Robinson, Tim Strickland, Wayne Trainor and Kelly Turner.

Rita Mirando, ConEd Award

Brian Moffitt, Business Division Award

Darrell Robinson, Legal Science Division Award

Tim Strickland, CIT Division Award

Wayne Trainor, Health Sciences Division Award

Kelly Turner, Arts and Sciences Division Award

The Distinguished Alumni Award was presented to David Vaughn (left) and his wife Gail (right).

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PCC FOUNDATION REPORTFINANCIAL STATEMENT

2007-2008 AllocationsSupporting the College

Scholarships & Mini Grants $129,299.40Donations to PCC $256,559.43Program Services $86,907.27General Expenses $96,152.38Student Activities $1,566.26Fund Raising $103,903.37

Total $674,388.11

Statement of Financial Positionas of June 30, 2009

6/30/09**Assets Current Assets: Cash and Cash Equivalents $2,501,505.42 Receivables 224.89 Pledges Receivable, Net 3,607,153.66 Capital Assets - Depreciable, NET 997.40

Total Assets $6,109,881.37

Liabilities Accounts Payable $8,566.63

Total Liabilities $8,566.63

Net Assets Unrestricted $148,435.53 Temporarily Restricted 5,230,524.96 Permanently Restricted 722,354.25

Total Net Assets $6,101,314.74

** unauditedThe J.S. Flake Memorial Endowed Scholarship was established this past year. On hand for the presentation were Ann Flake (Vice President), Burnice Harris (President), Joe Lewis (Board of Directors), Linda Little (Board of Directors), Susan Nobles (PCC Vice President of Institutional Advancement), and Virgil O’Neal (Secretary/Treasurer).

Students Cynthia Archbell (second from left) and Cecilia Kennon (second from right) became the first recipients of the Roselyn V. Armstrong Occupational Therapy Assistant Endowed Scholarship this year. Presenting the students with their awards were, left to right: Wendy Perrini, Department Chair of PCC’s Occupational Therapy and Therapeutic Massage programs, Lee Armstrong, the late Roselyn Armstrong’s husband and a PCC Drama instructor, and Donna Neal, PCC’s Health Sciences Division Dean.

Grainger Foundation representatives present a scholarship donation to PCC administrators. From left to right are: Susan Nobles, Executive Director of the PCC Foundation; Neil Zingler, Manager of Grainger’s Greenville Branch; Donnie Skinner, PCC Foundation Board Member; Tiffany Jelovich, Grainger Account Manager; and Van Madray, Dean of PCC’s Construction and Industrial Technology Division.

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Action Auto Endowed ScholarshipALLIANCE One International Endowed ScholarshipALLTEL ScholarshipAmerican Legion Post #39 Endowed ScholarshipAmerican Legion Post #151 Veterans Memorial Scholarship FundDr. Charles E. Russell Endowed ScholarshipCherry Oaks Recreation Club Endowed ScholarshipChristopher D. Pitts Memorial ScholarshipDalton D. “Skip” Bright Memorial Endowed ScholarshipDiane Murphrey “Make It Happen” Endowed ScholarshipEastern Radiologists ScholarshipEdgar L. Boyd Memorial ScholarshipFaye B. Gurganus ScholarshipGene Hemby Endowed ScholarshipGrady-White Boats Endowed ScholarshipGraingers ScholarshipGreenville New Car Dealers Endowed ScholarshipHardy’s Appliance and Furniture Endowed ScholarshipHome Health & Hospice Care Endowed ScholarshipHORIZONS ScholarshipsJ.S. Flake Memorial Endowed ScholarshipJane Keller Endowed ScholarshipJennifer Knight Memorial Endowed ScholarshipJoan Warren Memorial Endowed ScholarshipJoyce Ann & Bobby Dunn Memorial Endowed ScholarshipDr. Judith W. Kuykendall Endowed ScholarshipJohn F. Minges, III Criminal Justice ScholarshipJohn Payne ScholarshipKaren Perry Memorial Endowed Scholarship

Pat Chenier Memorial ScholarshipPaula R. Davis Memorial Endowed ScholarshipPCCAEOP ScholarshipPCC Foundation ROTC ScholarshipPCC Foundation Scholarship for Academic ExcellencePCC Foundation General ScholarshipsPCC Institutional General ScholarshipsPCC Student Ambassadors ScholarshipsPiggly-Wiggly ScholarshipPresident’s ScholarshipDr. Michael Priddy ScholarshipProfessional Construction Estimators Association Endowed ScholarshipR. Dudley Miller Memorial Endowed ScholarshipRandy Collier ScholarshipRicks Automotive ScholarshipRoselyn Armstrong OTA Endowed ScholarshipRoxanne Nelson Memorial ScholarshipSandra Harrison ScholarshipSandra Roberts Ott Memorial ScholarshipSuellen G. Monk Endowed ScholarshipTimothy Oakley Endowed ScholarshipThomas Denton ScholarshipU.N.X./NCATS ScholarshipUniversity Health Systems Endowed ScholarshipVISIONS ScholarshipsWilliam E. Fulford, Jr., Memorial ScholarshipWilliam H. Smith Memorial Endowed ScholarshipWilliam P. “Bill” Rice Memorial Endowed ScholarshipWomen In Construction Scholarship

SCHOLARSHIPSPitt Community College Foundation Scholarships

Addie Gore ScholarshipArlene Collins Scholarship for NursingBaer Academic Endowed ScholarshipBeth Butler Smithwick Memorial ScholarshipBridges to Health ScholarshipChick-Fil-A ScholarshipDale Leary Endowed ScholarshipDanny Woods Memorial Endowed ScholarshipD. Julian Whichard ScholarshipSylvia Jones Taylor Nursing Endowed ScholarshipFinch ScholarshipFloyd & Hilda Boyce Nursing Endowed ScholarshipGarrie Moore Outreach Endowed ScholarshipGolden LEAF Foundation ScholarshipGregory ScholarshipHigh Demand/Low Enrollment ScholarshipJames Brooks ScholarshipJ. Downing Endowed ScholarshipL. Huggins Memorial ScholarshipLowe’s Community ScholarshipNC Education Lottery ScholarshipNC Masonry Scholarship

Patel Outreach ScholarshipPCMH Nursing ScholarshipPeace Church Endowed ScholarshipPerkins Endowed ScholarshipPhilip Clark ScholarshipPrep Shirt ScholarshipProcter & Gamble ScholarshipService Roofing Endowed ScholarshipSprint/Carolina Telephone Scholarship Susan Conover ScholarshipVan Nortwick Endowed ScholarshipVernon E. White Endowed ScholarshipWachovia ScholarshipWalter B. Jones ScholarshipW.H. Howell Endowed ScholarshipWinterville Baptist Church ScholarshipWinterville High School Class of 1943 Endowed Scholarship

Pitt Community College Scholarships

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LAUREN STARLINGWhile most of her South Central High School classmates were completing requirements for a high school diploma, Lauren Starling was also busy putting the finishing touches on a college degree. In addition to her normal high school courseload, Starling took college classes at PCC. As a result, she earned an associate degree in University Transfer around the same time she received her high school diploma.

Starling is well on her way toward becoming a second-grade teacher, something she has dreamed about since she was a little girl. The credits she earned through concurrent enrollment at PCC helped speed that process along by allowing her to enter East Carolina University this fall as a junior.

“(Concurrent enrollment) allows you to get a taste of what college classes are like before actually entering college full-time,”

says Starling. “It allows a person to learn how to be independent, school-wise. It helps a person plan effectively and efficiently. It also allows the student to get a jump start on college credit. ”

Though the additional coursework gave her a busier schedule than the average high school student, Starling found PCC advisors helpful, instructors very understanding, and she enjoyed the added responsibility that helped her develop time-management skills.

“I feel that when you are given an opportunity to learn and to grow, why not take advantage of it?” –Lauren Starling Former Concurrent Enrollment Student/PCC Graduate Future 2nd Grade Teacher

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FUTURES FIRST CAPITAL CAMPAIGN DONORSLeadership Circle$1,000,000+Eddie and Jo Allison Smith Family

FoundationPitt County Memorial Hospital/PCMH

Foundation

Pitt Society$100,000 - $499,999Southern BankWalter & Marie WilliamsGoldenLEAF Foundation

College Fellows$50,000 - $99,999J.S. Flake EndowmentJamison & Lindsey GriffinHarvey & Brenda LewisParker & Becky OvertonDavid & Gail Vaughn

Cupola Society$25,000 – $49,999BB&TDSM/DyneemaEdwards Family FoundationTimothy Oakley EndowmentHerman & Ursula Simon

PCC Signature Gifts$10,000 – $24,999Alliance OneRandy & Sue CollierPaul & Diana DavenportBilly & Valerie DunnFuji SylisiaRobbie FulfordMetricsNorth State Steel, Inc.Sara Beth Fulford RhodesCharles & Lorraine RussellSuddenlink CommunicationsS. G. Wilkerson & Sons, Inc.David & Sydney Womack

Capital Contributors$1,000- $9,999Jeff Aldridge - Aldridge & SoutherlandASMOTim BallanceR. Kelly Barnhill, Jr.Don Brown Funeral HomeDavenport Farms

Emily Monk DavidsonGary & Wendy EvansPhil & Martha FlowersLaurence Graham & Janet MalloneyMike & Dewey GrubbJKF ArchitectureMargaret JohnsonRichard JonesBryant & Cindy KittrellWilliam & Sharon LeeDavid & Betsy LeechMitch & Lou Jean ManningDennis & Chikako MasseyEd & Diane MurphreyDanny & Beth NicholsDalton & Susan NoblesRaymond & Lois ReddrickSelect Bank & TrustLinda & Randy TrippWachoviaMike Weeks

Friends of the CollegeBobby AllenDeborah AmbertRhonda AsherTammy AtchisonBurt & Nancy AycockWendy AyscueShannon BakerNoel Lang BaucomGuerry & Maggie BarbeeSusan BasnightGretchen BaughMarilyn BeaumontDonna BivansConnally BranchVera BraswellEd BrightTimothy BroadwellJanice BundyTavondia BurdettJoel ButlerAngela CampbellKathy CarnesGregory CarterWayne & Marian CascioSharon CeresDr. Gregory ChadwickHope ClarkEd & Vicki ClementMelvin ClineScott ClinefelterAmy ColeKendall CommodoreDean & Tammy ConeEleanor Corbin

Louise CoxTom CraftDr. & Mrs. Paul CunninghamR.E. DavenportDBS Construction - William CrandalLarry DendyRon & Wanda ElksLisa ElmoreFanette EntzmingerDavid Evans, Jr.Susan EverettWillard & Evelyn FinchBetty ForemanDr. & Mrs. Gregory GagnonAnthony GarnerRob GoldbergKay GoodingLois GrayCharles & Stephanie GriffinEarl HaddockTommianne HaithcockPat HardeeSandra HardisonDr. Virginia HardyJudy HarrisGene HembyCara HerringtonSandra HickmanPamela HilbertMark & Pam HolmesRay HowardDonald & Rebecca HughesRosalie HutchensJudith KasperekTami KernenDonald KingDr. & Mrs. Peter KragelJames & Betty LangstonJames Langston, Jr.Chip LaughinghouseErnis LeeFrank & Charlene LeeLinda LeightyKaren LemoineKatheryn LewisCharles LongTom LyonsRuggie MacKenzieNorma ManningCharles Martin, Jr.Sandra MathisRichard & Marian McLawhornWilliam & Susan MeggsLarry & Linda MesserBrian MillerDon & Boots MillsAngela MooreApril Moore

Kelly MooreSusan MooreTimothy MoorePriscilla Moore-RodgersLinda MorganKaren MozingoGail NicholsSadie OatesPamela PaigeMary ParsonsGayle PateRobert T. PaulMark & Luanne PhillipsJerry & Carolyn PowellJane PowerDebra PremoBill & Doris RasberryMelissa RhodesKenneth & Phyllis RossSonji RowsomGlenn RoysterDonnie & Sue SkinnerLarry & Mary Lee SmartJenni SmithLara SmithLynn SmithNorris & Dorothy SmithVernon & Jessica SnyderDaniel StanfordMarguerite StephensMr. & Mrs. Thomas E. StroudRusty SuggTeresa ThompsonDr. G. Earl Trevathan, Jr.Graydon & Melba TrippTony TrippLou TugwellDee VinsonAlton WadfordTyree WalkerRandy & Ann WaltersKim WatersHenry & Sandra WeeksLee & Jane WhealtonAlice WilliamsStephanie WoodleyAllyson WoolardLamont & Cindy WootenWes WootenDaniela Zemanek

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PCC FOUNDATION DONORSCircle of Excellence$10,000+American Legion Post 151Mr. & Mrs. Randy CollierBB&TDavid Vaughn Construction , Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Billy R. DunnEddie and Jo Allison Smith Family

FoundationE. R. Lewis Construction Co., Inc.Greenville ToyotaL.R. Griffin, Inc.Judith & William KuykendallMr. & Mrs. Harvey LewisMinges Bottling GroupCandace MooreMr. & Mrs. Parker OvertonSouthern Bank FoundationMr. & Mrs. Walter L. Williams

Foundation Leaders$5,000 - $9,999Aldridge and SoutherlandAlliance One International, Inc.Davenport FarmsEmily Monk DavidsonEdwards Family FoundationThe Grainger FoundationMr. & Mrs. Robert T. Monk, Jr.NC Association of Textile Services, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Herman SimonWachovia FoundationMr. & Mrs. David H. Womack

President’s Council$2,500 - $4,999The Clement CompaniesMr. & Mrs. Paul Davenport, IIIMr. & Mrs. Ronald J. DunnFuji Silysia Chemical USA, Ltd.Robert B. Fulford, Jr. &

Sarabeth Fulford RhodesJohn HalbyJKF ArchitectureRichard W. JacksonDr. & Mrs. Peter KragelMr. & Mrs. Steven MosleyNorth State Steel, Inc.Pirates PlaceMr. & Mrs. Timothy D. RandallRBF Tobacco ServicesDr. & Mrs. Charles E. RussellS.G. Wilkerson & Sons, Inc.Southern BankSuddenlink CommunicationsMr. & Mrs. Randy TrippDee Vinson

Pitt Society$1,000 - $2,499Abrams of Greenville, Inc.ASMOMr. & Mrs. Clyn Barber, Jr.Hilda P BarrowBostic Sugg FurnitureMr. & Mrs. Frank BroadhurstMichael BrownThe Daily ReflectorMr. & Mrs. Wayland DentonDoug Sutton & Associates, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Wayne DriverEastern Radiologists, Inc.Embarq

Don Hicks and Susan E. EverettFarmville Furniture CompanyGlaxoSmithKline FoundationCharles E. GoodmanLarry Graham and Janet MullaneyGreater Greenville NC Chapter 335

of NAWICMr. & Mrs. Michael W. GrubbMr. & Mrs. Gene HembyR. Todd Wade and Pamela T. HilbertMr. & Mrs. J. Bryant Kittrell, IIIMr. & Mrs. Frank LeeJasper LewisMitzi C. LoganDr. & Mrs. David J. LuskMr. & Mrs. Van Madray, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Mitch W. ManningMr. & Mrs. Charles C. Martin, Jr.Dr. & Mrs. G. Dennis MasseyMr. & Mrs. Daniel S. MayoGraham M. MillsMr. & Mrs. Edgar D. Murphrey, Jr.NC Health & Wellness Trust Fund

CommissionMr. & Mrs. Dalton NoblesP R Promotions, Inc.PCS PhosphatePhil Flowers & Associates, Inc.Reynolds American FoundationSam’s Club FoundationSelect Bank and TrustDavid S. SweetJeffrey R. TextorJames TingenUniversity Health Systems of Eastern

CarolinaWal-Mart FoundationEd and Joan Braswell Warren EstateMichael D. WeeksWILCO-HESS, LLC

College Fellows$500 - $999Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Adkisson, Jr.Alpha AdvisorsDeborah L. AmbertAmerican Legion Pitt County 39American Truck Center, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Woody AndrewsAnthony R. Boyd, IncAORN of Coastal NCAtlantic Coast Foods, Inc. (Burger

King)Atlantic WirelessAtwell Construction, Inc.Nancy Barnhill and Burt AycockMr. & Mrs. Junior BaileyBanks & Collins Investments Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Guerry BarbeeSusan S. BasnightConnally BranchBrown and Wood, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. William BrownBrytons Bath LLCMr. & Mrs. Kenneth E. BurgdorffCarolina Country Fresh MarketCarolina Medical ProductsPhil CarrollDr. D. Gregory ChadwickMr. & Mrs. Bobby ClarkDr. & Mrs. Ed ClementMary CollierCopyProDr. & Mrs. Paul CunninghamMr. & Mrs. Will DaughertyMr. & Mrs. Rickie A. DavenportDixon Foods Group, Inc. (McDonald’s)

Doc Moore & Son Pest ControlDon Brown Funeral HomeLisa C. DriverDSM Pharmaceuticals, Inc.Duplin Wine Cellars, Inc.East Carolina BankECU Medical FoundationMr. & Mrs. Frankie EdwardsJames O. EnsorMr. & Mrs. Gary L. EvansEvolveTina L. FarmerMr. & Mrs. Willard C. FinchFirst Citizens BankMr. & Mrs. Christopher FlowersFraming Station & GalleryRichard C. GrimesMr. & Mrs. Ronald M. HardisonDr. Virginia HardyMr. & Mrs. Mark A. HolmesMr. & Mrs. Ray HowardMr. & Mrs. Donald R. HughesInstitutional Interiors, Inc.JA’s Uniform ShopSvetoslav Lalov and Velislava K.

KaraivanovaKiwanis Club of Pitt-Golden KMr. & Mrs. Michael KnightMr. & Mrs. James E. LangstonMr. & Mrs. Donnie LeeLynn V. LeeDavid A. LeechMr. & Mrs. Bill Lewis, IIMr. & Mrs. Norman K. LilleyMr. & Mrs. Joe McDowellRichard H. and Marian N. McLawhornNC Community Colleges Foundation,

Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Dan NicholsPactolus Ruritan ClubMr. & Mrs. Greg ParkerPCC Nursing Class of 2009Physicians EastMr. & Mrs. Stephen PremoQuality Collision Repair, LLCRegional Acceptance CorpRivers & Associates, Inc.Roanoke Benefit Services, IncThe Roberts CompaniesMr. & Mrs. Tony RookMr. & Mrs. Kenneth RossRoyal Janitorial Services, Inc. DBA

FacilicoSalt Wood Products, Inc.SCA Collections, Inc.SheetzMr. & Mrs. Phil AhlschlagerMr. & Mrs. John BakerTands, Inc. (Bojangles)Mr. & Mrs. Rod TugwellWalter G. UnderwoodWaters Carpet Center, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Buddy WatersMr. & Mrs. Henry V. Weeks

Honor Council$250 - $499Michael HouseMr. & Mrs. Charles Asbell, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Tred AsherMr. & Mrs. Allen AyscueMr. & Mrs. Thomas BarringtonNoel Lang BaucomBeaufort Regional Health SystemMr. & Mrs. Mickey BestKeith W. BielbyNadine M. Brohawn

Mr. & Mrs. Donald BroomeCapps, Bowman & PadgettMr. & Mrs. Chris CarmichaelThe Carolina MoonClark Branch, Inc. RealtorsMr. & Mrs. Wayne CoatesMr. & Mrs. Ryan ColemanRuth S. CollierMr. & Mrs. Dean Cone, Sr.Susan D. CountermanDaughtridge Oil CompanySean DippleDoctors Vision Center, O.D., P.A.Mr. & Mrs. Terry M. DoyleMr. & Mrs. Steven DunlowEast Coast Equipment CompanyEastern Dermatology & PathologyECVC, Inc.David A. Evans, Jr.Farrior & Sons, IncMr. & Mrs. Greyston FlanaganAnthony GarnerMr. & Mrs. Bruce GrayGreenville Chapter IAAPMr. & Mrs. Andre GregoryPeter E. GregoryMr. & Mrs. David W. HaddockWilliam JenkinsMr. & Mrs. James Earl JonesMr. & Mrs. Michael V. JoynerMr. & Mrs. Richard D. LeeMr. & Mrs. David LemoineMr. & Mrs. Charles E. LongLori L. LowryMr. & Mrs. Don MillsKathryn T. MinnickMr. & Mrs. John MooreMr. & Mrs. Jack Morgan, Jr.NAPA Auto Parts of AydenMr. & Mrs. Curt ParamoreGlenn PerryR R Miller Construction, Inc.Dr. & Mrs. William E. RasberryRuritan National FoundationMr. & Mrs. Kenneth SmithLynn A. SmithMr. & Mrs. Norris W. Smith, Jr.Dr. & Mrs. David TerrainAnna ThompsonMr. & Mrs. Bobby TrippTripps Tire Service Inc.Lauren Elaine WardMr. & Mrs. Lee Whealton, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Lamont Wooten

PCC Advocates$100 - $249Randy S. AllenAlpha Omega of Epsilon Sigma Alpha

InternationalMr. & Mrs. Kris AndersonTammy J. AtchisonElla L. AtkinsonMarla AustinDanielle BakerMr. & Mrs. Gregory BaldwinMr. & Mrs. David BeckmanVera BraswellJayne BremerMr. & Mrs. Michael L. BridgersMr. & Mrs. Joe BrittainJohn R. BuckAustin and Wanda BunchTavondia W. BurdettJoel K. ButlerMr. & Mrs. Thomas CarnesMr. & Mrs. Myles Cartrette

Mr. & Mrs. Frank Cassiano, Jr.Joanne T. CeresSharon G. CeresMr. & Mrs. Joseph ClarkLora ClarkWilliam T. Cooper, Jr.Ernie CopenhaverLaura L. CorbettThomas L. Craft, Jr.Susan DaughtryCharles S. DavenportR. Ed Davenport, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence DavenportDr. & Mrs. Larry DendyMr. & Mrs. Ed Dennis, Jr.Ulla Britta S. DittmarDerek P DunnECU Brody School of MedicineMr. & Mrs. Allen ElmoreMr. & Mrs. Allan ErdmannBrenda H. ErnestMr. & Mrs. Michael ErvinFaith P. FaganMr. & Mrs. Lonnie ForemanBeth FulfordDr. & Mrs. Gregory GagnonMr. & Mrs. Edward Gallagher, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy GarrisMr. & Mrs. Joey GodleyRobert A. Goldberg, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. GoldbergKay GoodingGreenville Pain Relief & PreventionMr. & Dr. Charles Griffin, IIIMr. & Mrs. Robert GriffinRev. & Mrs. Roger HaithcockMr. & Mrs. Steven HamiltonMr. & Mrs. John HarringtonMr. & Mrs. Alden HartMr. & Mrs. Mark HayesDon HazelwoodMr. & Mrs. Frank HemingwayMr. & Mrs. Bill HoflerMr. & Mrs. David HowardTabitha B. HudsonMichael D. HunterDr. & Mrs. John HutchensMr. & Mrs. Robert HyattPenny M. HydeMr. & Mrs. Mitchell IveyMr. & Mrs. Robert JessupMr. & Mrs. Titus Johnson, IIIMr. & Mrs. George J. KasperekMr. & Mrs. Norm KellerMr. & Mrs. Barry KnowlesMr. & Mrs. Hal KnoxTim Clark and Dr. Linda KuhnDeborah L. LammWilliam Carnell Lamm, Jr.Lautares Jewelers, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Daniel LeeMr. & Mrs. Ernis LeeKatheryn C. LewisMr. & Mrs. Paul MajetteDavid ManningMr. & Mrs. Harold Manning, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Tom MarshD. T. Marshburn, D.D.S., P.A.William and Mary Raab McConnellHarvey McCulloughMr. & Mrs. David C. McRaeWilliam Joel MeggsMr. & Mrs. Larry MesserDr. & Mrs. Brian MillerWilliam MonkMr. & Mrs. Conrad MonskeCecilia M. Moore-CobbThomas M. Moton, Jr.William E. Mozingo, Sr.

The PCC Foundation gratefully acknowledges the following donors for the 2008-2009 fiscal year.

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Janet Rose MullaneyMyedu CorporationMr. & Mrs. Will Neal, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Phil NicholsMr. & Mrs. Michael NolanMr. & Mrs. Robert L. OttRichard G. OwensMr. & Mrs. Rick PageBobby ParkerMr. & Mrs. David ParkerMr. & Mrs. Don ParrottPCC SGAMr. & Mrs. Mark PhillipsJoe PickettMr. & Mrs. Jerry PowellMr. & Mrs. Scott PowerMr. & Mrs. Todd RadcliffMr. & Mrs. Jeff RameyMr. & Mrs. Raymond ReddrickMr. & Mrs. Bill Reichstein, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Chad ReynoldsMichael RobinsonGeorgory E. RobisonRev. & Mrs. Greg RogersGlen RoysterWilliam RushTrudy Fay ScottEddie C. SherrodMr. & Mrs. Todd SiebelsMr. & Mrs. Donald SkinnerMr. & Mrs. Bert SmithJohn B. SmithMr. & Mrs. Worth WorthingtonMr. & Mrs. Vern Snyder, IIIFreida Elaine SpencerMr. & Mrs. Jim StephensMr. & Mrs. Kenneth StillwellMr. & Mrs. Thomas StroudMr. & Mrs. Jonathon SweetinTaff Office Equip. CoMr. & Mrs. Michael ThamanDr. Earl TrevathanMr. & Mrs. Burt TrippMr. & Mrs. Graydon TrippMr. & Mrs. Tony TrippJoy C. TuckerEva H. Van CampJoanne B. VentersMr. & Mrs. Charles VincentJoseph VincentMr. & Mrs. Tim WestGeorge F. Whitfield, Jr.Alice C. WilliamsMr. & Mrs. Raymond WilliamsMr. & Mrs. James WilsonMr. & Mrs. Tony WinsteadChristi Hales WoodMr. & Mrs. James Worden, Jr.Fred A. Worth

Friends of PCC$1 - $99Barbara F. AdamsPatricia G. AdamsRebecca AinsworthMr. & Mrs. Jim AlbrightBobby L. AllenShelley C. AllenBeryalai AngarVictoria AntonowichMr. & Mrs. Roy ArnettHelen E. AycockMr. & Mrs. Robert BakerShannon M. BakerBob G. BarbourTim BarfieldElla L. BarnesMr. & Mrs. Bibb Baugh, IIIMr. & Mrs. Worth Beacham, Jr.Marilyn N. BeaumontBeautiControlMr. & Mrs. Gerald BeckBradley Michael Bertoia

Donna H. BivansJames G. BlakeMr. & Mrs. Terrence BoardmanMargaret (Meg) M. BolesHersel Lee BowenJoey M. BowenVickie S. BowenStephanie P. BowersWard BradshawBrenda S. BraxtonJennifer BreidensteinMr. & Mrs. Frank L. BrewerBriley’s Tire & Auto Center, Inc.Phyllis C. BrimmageMr. & Mrs. Tildon BrittleTim BroadwellJ. F. BroomeEvelyn Spangler BrothersRicky D. BrownNancy S. BunchJanice BundyMr. & Mrs. Steven L. BurnetteC.A. Singleton Construction CompanyCatherine G. CahoonAngela H. CampbellAmie W. CannonDeborah Parker CannonGlenda CannonSylvia Diane CannonClara CarrMr. & Mrs. Samuel Carson, Jr.Wayne and Marian L. Cascio, MDFaye T CauseyYvette M. ChaunceyJoy Tyson ClarkRussell CliftMelvin E. ClineMr. & Mrs. Scott ClinefelterAmy R. ColeKatherine Yopp CollinsMr. & Mrs. Brian CommodoreMr. & Mrs. Ray CongletonMr. & Mrs. James CookeThomas R. CooperEleanor CorbinLouise R. CoxSteve CraftSarah CrawfordMary Anne CrowePamela H. DailMae Lee DanielsFrances DaughertyJohn DaughertyMary DaughtryMr. & Mrs. Wesley DavenportMr. & Mrs. David DavisTytishia P. and Damon T. DavisKathryn Elaine DennyMimi T. DentonMr. & Mrs. Steve DentonRobert L. DeSotoAngelene R. DixonMr. & Mrs. Richard DowdellAshleigh E. DunningMr. & Mrs. Alan T. EdwardsMr. & Mrs. Shep EdwardsLakisha ElbertJoAnn L. ElkinsMr. & Mrs. Ron ElksFanette EntzmingerMr. & Mrs. Frank EvansLaTonya M. EvansMr. & Mrs. Brock FarmerMr. & Mrs. Floyd FespermanMr. & Mrs. Harry FieldsSonya K. FinneyLinda FlemingMr. & Mrs. Phil FlowersElvy K. ForrestFrame MakersMr. & Mrs. James Frank, IIMr. & Mrs. James FreerLyudmila GaleyevaTony F. GallardoDean Gallin

Cyndra H. GasperiniLisa GayKimberly GaylordMr. & Mrs. James GentryJean J. and Happy D. GingrasMr. & Mrs. Adrian GoodingJames GorhamPamela P. GorhamJoan P. GrayMelva (Lois) Banks GrayBelinda L. GrubbsDeborah GurganusAnnie M. HallMichael HancockPat E HardeeMr. & Mrs. Bradley HargroveAndrea HarperB. Ray HarrellMr. & Mrs. Danny HarrisJudy H. HarrisLenora HarveyDeborah B. HayesDoris F. HayesRaymond HeathCara N. HerringtonSandra A. HickmanMary C. HiggsMr. & Mrs. Thomas M. HillBill HillMr. & Mrs. Larry HinesMr. & Mrs. Duane HolderTia S. HollomanDonna Cannon HugginsMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey HunningsJ.T. Manning Enterprises, LLCBrenda JacksonMr. & Mrs. Victor James, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Grant JarmanStacy H. JarrellJoseph JeansonneSue JeffersonCynthia H. JerniganMark E. JesmerJuanita F. JohnsonRosemary JohnsonJackie JonesMr. & Mrs. Jimmy Jones, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Roger D. JonesDaphene H. JoynerGlenda JoynerLottie N. JoynerMr. & Mrs. Donald KingMr. & Mrs. Rudolf A. KleinAmy KlingensmithAllison S. KnoxShirley P. KuhnMr. & Mrs. Greig LaneDell Little LaneLynn and Zack Z. LanierRoy LanierElizabeth C. LeggettSusan M. LeggettLinda C. LeightyMr. & Mrs. Jim LeoMr. & Mrs. Monte LittleMr. & Mrs. Andy LockamyMr. & Mrs. Thomas LyonsMac MacKenzieNorma ManningSandra L. MathisBrandy R. MaxwellCalvin J. MayoRichard G. McCarthy, Jr.Lynn E. McCormickDebra P. McGowanCarolyn Erwin McLawhornEdna Earl McLawhornMarla A. McLawhornMr. & Mrs. Sydney McNairyTabitha MillerHope MillsKimberly A. MillsDolores W. MillsapAngela M. MooreApril L. Moore

Jamelle Gray MooreMr. & Mrs. Rodney MooreMr. & Mrs. Timmy MooreBertha D. MooringMr. & Mrs. William Morgan, Sr.Roger L. MorseJulie H. MoseleyMr. & Mrs. Chris MossmanKaren S. MozingoMr. & Mrs. Ron MullisMichelle I. MurphySarah M. NeedhamMr. & Mrs. James A. Nelson, Jr.Stephanie R. NoblesMr. & Mrs. Jerry NorrisMr. & Mrs. Mitchell OakleySadie P. OatesPamela J. PaigeGayle C. PateAngela S. PeadenMr. & Mrs. Willis PearsonClarence PennHeidi PerkinsMr. & Mrs. Andrew PerryJ. T. PerryCourtney Shane PhelpsJulian F. Pierce, Jr.James T. PinkhamDiane A. PooleArdian and Mirlinda QosjaMr. & Mrs. Robert RacineMr. & Mrs. Freddie Rambert, Jr.Sean RambertTheresa R. RawlsMr. & Mrs. Russell H. RhodesMr. & Mrs. Michael RichardsonMr. & Mrs. Eugene RichmondMr. & Mrs. Michael RiddleApril RisbyEmily R. RobinsonPriscilla Ann RogersSonji RowsomMr. & Mrs. Donald RuddKaren M. SaboTami SappenfieldMr. & Mrs. Joseph SchuhbauerJonathan R. ScottCatherine A. SheahanJean H. SherrodCarol J. ShieldsJay ShingletonMr. & Mrs. Ernest SilverMr. & Mrs. Bruce E. SimpkinsJason SimsMr. & Mrs. Larry SmartMr. & Mrs. Allen SmithFrieda R. SmithGreg L. SmithJewel SmithLara H. SmithLisa A. SmithAnita L. SmithMelanie SparksKaren W. SpeightDonald R. SpellDaniel V. StanfordAmy T. StephensonHarold A. StiltnerSallie E. StoneRobert J. StuartStudent Marketing Group, Inc.Kevin Bruce SuggWilliam E SuggKristy L. SurlesKatalin Szucs and Pal HargittaiMary TateClyde Ray TaylorWanda TenpennyTeresa W. ThompsonElizabeth D. Toderick

Town of AydenMr. & Mrs. Stephen TrippMr. & Mrs. Bill TurcotteMary F. TysonJim UmphlettMr. & Mrs. John Van CoutrenLen Van StaalduinenJody B. VentersTammy S. VinesWilliam M. VinesMr. & Mrs. Kevin P. VoyteckiAlton C. WadfordMr. & Mrs. Edward WaidaMr. & Mrs. Randy WaltersGeorge Douglas WarrenKim H. WatersMr. & Mrs. Michael WatersCynthia R. WebbBeverly K. WebsterChristina G. WeeksMr. & Mrs. Douglas WeidnerRhonda WellsMr. & Mrs. Wayne WestMelissa WhealtonMary WhiteheadClara C. WhitleyJenelle B. WhitleyBecky WilliamsMarietta WilliamsMary Jo and O.G. WilliamsPeggy WilliamsRita B. WilliamsTalaika S. WilliamsWillie Mae WilliamsMr. & Mrs. Delano WilsonDeryck S. WilsonJennifer WindhamMr. & Mrs. William WindhamMr. & Mrs. Alexander WinslowWinterville Flower ShopStephanie T. WoodleyAllyson Swain WoolardAlton N. WoolardHarvey S. WootenMr. & Mrs. Wesley WootenDawn M. WorthingtonPage T. WorthingtonDaniela Zemanek

We sincerely regret any omission or incorrect listing of any donor’s name. Please contact the Foundation office at 252-493-7287 with any corrections.

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