Dedication Ceremony, May 17, 2013

Building Better Lives

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Presentation of Bible & FlagLauren Lane,

Senior Vice President of Philanthropy,

Habitat for Humanity of Greater Nashville

Sponsor and Volunteer Remarks

Yonnie Chesley,Chief Executive Officer,

H2U, LLC.

Presentation of Mortgage Agreement & Keys

Heather Rohan,Chief Executive Officer,

TriStar Centennial Medical Center

Presentation of Housewarming Gift

Yonnie Chesley

Blessing of HomeDestinee Rogers

La’Shawn Armstrong’s Cousin

Homeowner RemarksLa’Shawn Armstrong

This is HCA’s fifth partnership with Sarah Cannon and the 16th Habitat of Greater Nashville house sponsored and built by HCA. This year, the companies teamed up with Health to You (H2U) and TriStar Centennial Medical Center to create an all women build. The women joined forces with great enthusiasm to raise the walls and create a home for La’Shawn and her daughter.

HCA is the nation’s leading provider of healthcare services, comprised of locally managed facilities that include 163 hospitals and 109 freestanding surgery centers in 20 states and England. Investing in the community is important to HCA and its approxi-mately 199,000 empolyees. The partnership with Habitat for Humanity is a natural extension of HCA’s commitment to improve the quality of human life. HCA team member Ken Kulaga serves on the Habitat Board of Directors.

Sarah Cannon is “grateful for the opportunity to be involved with such a meaningful project.” They

are dedicated to advancing therapies for patients through clinical research, and are one of the largest community-based research programs in the nation.

As a subsidiary of HCA, H2U is a leading provider of convenient, innovative and cost-effective health solutions for individuals, employers, hospitals and other business entities. Serving over 400,000 individuals nationwide, H2U provides consumer outreach programs, health promotions, face-to-face health coaching, employer-based clinics and other interactive wellness solutions.

Celebrating 44 years of providing quality healthcare to Nashville, Middle Tennessee, and the surrounding region, TriStar Centennial Medical Center is a 657-bed comprehensive facility offering medical and surgical programs including behavioral health, 24-hour emergency, heart and vascular, imaging, neurosciences, oncology, orthopaedics, pediatrics, rehabilitation, sleep disorder, and women’s services.

Sponsors and Volunteer Groups

HCA / Sarah Cannon / H2U, LLC / TriStar Centennial Medical Center

Habitat Partner Family — Lot 30

La’Shawn Armstrong209 Lindsay Meadow Court

Warm, positive, and energetic—La’Shawn Armstrong is always ready with a smile to share. She is the dedicated, charismatic mother of Nakiya, 10, who takes pride in her family and her home. La’Shawn has worked at Shoe Carnival since August 2010 as a Floor Supervisor. Her position involves customer relations and

she loves to “work and help people daily.” Her employers are impressed with her work ethic and positive attitude, praising her for “outstanding work.” La’Shawn and Nakiya are excited to have their own yard and extra space to play together—especially since they will be part of a home that they “can call their own.”

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Presentation of Bible & Flag

John Roberts,Chief Financial Officer,Habitat for Humanity

of Greater Nashville 

Sponsor and Volunteer Remarks

Jamie Smith,Director,

Information Systems, Nissan North America

 Presentation of Mortgage

Agreement & Keys

Jamie Smith 

 Blessing of Home

Susia Mae Hall,Regina White’s Mother

Presentation of Housewarming Gift

Jamie Smith

Homeowner Remarks

Regina White and Willie Kimble

This is Nissan’s seventh time to build a Habitat home in Davidson County. Nissan first came to the U.S. to sell automobiles in 1958. In North America, Nissan’s operations include automotive styling, engineering, consumer and corporate financing, sales and marketing, distribution and manufacturing. Their mission is to provide retailers with the tools they need for constant improvement and consumer satisfaction. However, Nissan’s scope of

focus extends beyond simply manufacturing automobiles. Nissan’s global vision is enriching people’s lives, and sponsoring a home is one way that Nissan can support that vision in Middle Tennessee. The Nissan North America headquarters are in Nashville and sponsoring a Habitat home provides a great opportunity for employees to give back to the community and take pride in their company. David Reuter serves on the Habitat Board of Directors.

Sponsor and Volunteer Group

Nissan North America

Habitat Partner Family — Lot 8

Regina White and Willie Kimble4204 Polk Forest Circle

Regina and Willie’s first priority is providing a stable and nurturing home for Regina’s three daughters, Oliesha, 14, Marisah, 10, and Ahiya, 6, and her granddaughter, Aariyah, 6. Regina became a widow in 2000 and has supported her family by working as a childcare provider and carefully budgeting her small monthly widow

benefit. She earned her GED in 2012 and was recently hired by the Music City Center. Willie (not pictured) struggles with health problems for which he receives disability benefits, but his support around the house and as a mentor and caretaker for the children allows Regina to reach her goals. “He is my confidant and supporter,” she says.

For Regina and Willie homeownership means a fresh start and independence. They see the Habitat experience as an opportunity to teach their children the value of working hard, setting ambitious goals, and staying focused on a brighter future. Willie’s daughter Cassandra Stove, a current Habitat homeowner, has helped Regina and Willie prepare for this important step in their lives.

The family is so grateful for the opportunity to become Habitat homeowners. Regina says, “I would like to thank Nissan for giving me this chance to prove that I am a responsible, dependable person. Without them this moment wouldn’t be possible – thank you!”

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Presentation of Bible & FlagTom Buss,

Leader, eDiscovery & Investigation Center of

Excellence, Deloitte

Sponsor RemarksTom Buss,

Deloitte

Volunteer RemarksJohn Doerge,

Human Resources, Deloitte

 Blessing of Home Mike Allen,

Faith Relations Director, Habitat for Humanity

of Greater Nashville

Presentation of Mortgage Agreement & Keys

Jim Schmitz,Area President, Regions Bank

Presentation of Housewarming Gift

Price Lechleiter, GNAR President

Homeowner RemarksKelly Hereford

DeloitteThis build marks the 11th Nashville Habitat house sponsored by Deloitte. Each year Deloitte employees raise funds for their house sponsorship through various campaigns such as the wear jeans to work campaign. With 120,000 employees worldwide, Deloitte delivers services in audit, tax, consulting, and financial advisory services. Supporting Habitat is an important initative to make a meaningful and long-term impact in the community. Ken Gerdesmeier, former Deloitte Deputy CFO, serves on the Habitat Board of Directors.

InfoSystemsSince 1994, InfoSystems continues to be the approachable provider of reliable information technology (IT) solutions for enterprise and small to medium sized businesses. InfoSystems is one of the fastest growing IT consulting and IT services companies in the Southeast, offering

server virtualization, network integration and managed IT services for Chattanooga, Knoxville and Nashville, Atlanta, Huntsville, and the surrounding regions. This is the second time InfoSystems partnered on a Habitat build.

Regions BankThis build represents Regions’ sixth partnership with Habitat of Greater Nashville. Regions Financial serves customers in 16 states across the South, Midwest and Texas, and through its subsidiary, Regions Bank, operates approximately 1,700 banking offices and 2,000 ATMs. One of Regions’ values is to Make Life Better for their communities, customers, and employees. Partnering with Habitat makes it possible to realize the mission. Hobbs Yarbrough and Philip McCutchan both serve on the Habiatat Board of Directors, and Lee Blank serves on Habitat’s Advisory Board.

Sponsors and Volunteer Groups

Deloitte / InfoSystems / Regions Bank

Habitat Partner Family — Lot 31

Kelly Hereford205 Lindsay Meadow Court

After serving in the Army National Guard from 2001 to 2011, Kelly decided to go to school at Bethel University using her GI Bill benefits to study criminal justice. She has worked for the Charles Bass Correctional Complex since 2010 as a Corrections Officer in the men’s prison. Kelly says she has wanted to own a home for a few years but wanted to be more settled in her

job. Kelly is the proud mother of two children, son Ja’Kari, 7, and daughter, Jaela 5. They are her biggest motivation and inspiration to become a homeowner through Habitat for Humanity. To her sponsors and volunteers, Kelly says, “I don’t know if I can say ‘thank you’ enough, but it’s a real blessing to have such nice people in the world. This opportunity is definitely going to open bigger doors to a brighter future for my kids and me.”

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Habitat Partner Family — Lot 26

Sponsor and Volunteer Group

Dollar General Corporation

LaTiesha Marable4201 Polk Forest Circle

LaTiesha is the proud mother of 13-year-old son, Deonte’, who is in the 7th grade. LaTiesha works as a Special Education Assistant for Metro Schools. She was encouraged to apply for a Habitat home

by the social worker at her Metropolitan Development and Housing Agency (MDHA) community. LaTiesha utilized funds saved in her MDHA Family Self Sufficiency account to pay off debts and save enough money for her Habitat home mortgage closing costs. LaTiesha said she jumped for joy when she found out that she had been approved for the Habitat program.

Achieving homeownership has given her the confidence that she can reach her goals, she says. LaTiesha was a diligent student during her Financial Peace University classes at the Habitat Learning Center, and loves telling others of her bugeting and saving progress. Her son is her biggest inspiration and motivation for this homeownership opportunity. “Thank you to all those who have helped me get to this point in my life.”

Presentation of Bible & FlagJackson Routh,

Community Initiatives Manager, Dollar General Corporation

Sponsor and Volunteer Remarks

Mike Wilkins,Senior Vice President

of Merchandising, Dollar General Corporation

Presentation of Mortgage Agreement & Keys

Mike Wilkins

 Blessing of HomeCindy Pryor,

Community Initiatives Administrator,

Dollar General Corporation

Presentation of Housewarming Gift

Women’s Professional Network

Homeowner RemarksLaTiesha Marable

This year marked the sixth house sponsored by Dollar General Corporation. Dollar General is a leading discount retailer with thousands of neighborhood stores across the country. An early Habitat supporter, Dollar General provides generous housewarming gift baskets to Habitat partner families at the dedication ceremonies. In 2008, they decided to grow

the partnership and they built their first Habitat home. Their goal was to create a large impact, team building, volunteer experience. Dollar General truly does this in style making each year’s build an 8-day blitz build. The employees feel honored to help a local family realize the dream of homeownership and enjoy the opportunity to work alongside LaTiesha.

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Special thanks to our gift-in-kind Donorswho help with every Habitat houseand every Habitat partner family!

Embroiderers Guild of AmericaCheekwood

Art Sisters

In-Kind DonorsThank you to our in-kind sponsors for the following donations to each Habitat house.

A.O. Smith ENERGY STAR water heaters

Art Sisters Paintings

Book ’Em Books for partner family children CAT Financial Women’s Canned goods Initiative Network

Cree Lighting LED downlight kits

CommonEnglishBible.com Bibles

Dollar General Corp. House warming gift baskets

Dow 1” and 2” extruded polystyrene insulation boards, expanding foam seal, sill seal, window and door flashing, straight flashing, construction tape

Embroidery Guild of Personalized embroidery America – Cheekwood Fiberweb TYPAR HouseWrap, RoofWrap, tape, Peel-and-Stick flashing, flex window flashing

Hermitage Lighting Gallery Interior and exterior lighting fixtures, ceiling fans, and 4’ tube and compact fluorescent bulbs

Hunter Douglas Window blinds

Schneider Electric Breaker panels and covers, surge protectors, circuit breakers, circuit breaker locks

Whirlpool Stove, ENERGY STAR refrigerator, ENERGY STAR dishwasher

Valspar Interior, exterior, and primer paint

Yale Dead bolt/lock combinations, interior locking knobs, interior non-locking knobs, dummy knobs

Special AcknowledgementsTennessee Housing Development Agency for their support through the New Start Program, and the Housing Trust Fund.Federal Home Loan Bank of Cincinnati & Pinnacle Financial Partners for subsidy funding through the Affordable Housing Program.

U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development for land acquistion funding through the SHOP Grant Program.

Special Thanks goes to Habitat’s Supervisors On Site (S.O.S.), who give tirelessly of their time and talent during the week and on weekends.

Volunteer GroupsDell

304th MP Battalion

Publix

Homeownership is possible!

To learn how to become a Habitat homeowner, visit us online atwww.habitatnashville.org/homeownership or call 615-254-4663.

Reno BensonBob BlackCynthia Bond HopsonAnna BooneLee DelongChristi EdwardsGrant EllisScott FieldingJack FleischerLucia FolkBeth Fortune

Patrick GilbertRobin GloverBob GrimesBennie HarrisCarlos HayesDan HoganCarla JarrellKen KulagaDavid MangumKatherine Mayers

Jim McCannJo Ella McClellanScott McCormickPhilip McCutchanGlenn McGeheeJohnny MeltonPaige MillsPam PfefferMilton PriceMario Ramos

David ReuterChris RippyMartha ShepardGlenn ShoreySteve SledgeLucy SmithKaren SpringerTracy ThomasMike WeinHobbs Yarbrough

2013 Board of DirectorsGil Fuqua, Chairman

David McGowan, Vice ChairmanDiana McAfee, SecretaryLarry Morton, Treasurer

Ken Gerdesmeier, Past ChairmanPaul Kleine-Kracht, At Large

Ward Wilson, At Large

2013 Advisory Board

Hunter AtkinsFabian BedneRev. Ed BlackburnLee BlankKent CleaverMary ClementRob CrichtonTom CurlMarty DickensDanny DuganRobert Echols

Stan EzellJack FarisJohn GillespieTom GormleyTad HarrisRay HenslerJoe HuttsJack KingRandy LaszewskiPaul LemkeChris Logue

Sam McAllesterMekesha MontgomeryTom NegriPat NolanMaahin QureshiAnne RolmanCarson SalyerMike SchatzleinStuart SmithWade Smith

Nina SmithCharles SprintzFred StandishJennifer ThursbyChad UpjohnMandy WachtlerRidley WillsBob WoodMatthew WrightNancy Zoretic

www.habitatnashville.org

2950 Kraft Drive, Suite 100Nashville, TN 37204

PHONE 615.254.HOME (4663)FAX 615.254.4645

Board Intern: Anna Boone