ASHE COUNTY CHORAL SOCIETY PRESENTS HOLIDAY CONCERT

The Ashe County Choral Society’s annual Holiday Concert will be held at 7:30 p.m.Sunday, December 7, at the Ashe Civic Center in West Jefferson. Formed in 1985through the sponsorship of the Ashe County Arts Council, the Choral Society isunder the direction of Grady Lonon. Accompanist is Michael Bell.

The concert will offer something for everyone! Sacred and secular works of the sea-son will be included. A cappella pieces will be performed as well as accompanimentson the Civic Center’s Steinway Grand piano. The audience will participate in singingthe favorite carol, “Hark the Harold Angels Sing.”

The 2008 program begins with Alice Parker’s rendition of “Personent Hodie” and is followed by “Worthy is the Lamb”from Handel’s Messiah. Selections from Mozart’s Coronation Mass will be performed with several local soloists.Johannes Brahms’ “How Lovely Is Thy Dwelling Place,” “The Holly and the Ivy,” “Angels We Have Heard on High,”and John Rutter’s “Angel Carol” are seasonal favorites incorporated into the concert. The secular portion of the con-cert includes the jazzy “A Holly Jolly Christmas” and the popular “Christmas Time Is Here.”

The concert is sponsored by the Ashe County Arts Council and is partially funded by a Community Arts Program(CAPs) Grant from the Grassroots Arts Program of the North Carolina Arts Council, a state agency. Admission is $10for adults and $5 for students to help defray the costs of the performance. Reserved seating tickets are available inadvance at the Ashe Arts Center in West Jefferson. Visa and Mastercard are accepted. For more information, call 846-ARTS.

Does your mailing label above have a red dot beside it? If so, it means this may be your last issue of ARTS/DATES. Because of increased printing and postage costs, we need toannounce the following: If you live outside the immediate Ashe County region, if you’ve been receiving our newsletter for a year or more, and it we have not received a fund drive con-tribution from you, we must assume you are no longer interested in keeping up with the arts in Ashe County. Please let us hear from you by December 31 if you’d like to continuereceiving ARTS/DATES every other month. If you prefer, we can send you the newsletter electronically. And next time you’re in West Jefferson, please stop by the Ashe Arts Center.We’d love to renew our acquaintance with you!

No. 152 December 2008 – January 2009

Publication of the Ashe County Arts Council

ARTS/DATES

MARTIN LUTHER KING DAY CELEBRATION

The Ashe County Arts Council will sponsor a community celebration in honor of Dr. MartinLuther King at 7 p.m., on Monday January 19 at the Ashe Arts Center in West Jefferson.Included in the evening’s activities will be musicians, student readings, and tributes from localleaders.

Mike Wiley will be the featured performer for the celebration. Mike will perform excerpts fromTired Souls: King and the Untold Stories of the Montgomery Bus Boycott. The play documents thetales of Martin Luther King, Junior and nearly a dozen of the hundreds of men and womenwho stood up to Jim Crow’s segregation, held tight to their bus money and walked for freedomfor 381 days. The powerful presentation offers historical narrative dramatized as a patchworkquilt of cultures and communities inspiring the audience to seek opportunities in the shadowof success or failure and to make a change.

This performance is made possible, in part, by an Arts and Audiences Grant from the North Carolina Arts Council, astate agency, and is sponsored by the Ashe County Arts Council. Mike’s programs on Jackie Robinson and The NobleJourney will also reach the students at Ashe County High School and Ashe County Middle School on January 20.

The program is free and open to the public. For more information, call 336.846-ARTS.

Mike Wiley

Happy Holidays to you andyours from the Ashe County

Arts Council.To celebrate the upcoming

holidays, the Ashe Arts Centerwill be closed December 25-27

and January 1.Beginning in January, the

Ashe Arts Center will be closed on Saturdays.

STAFF: Jane Lonon, Executive Directorinda Harms, Director of Operations

Rebecca Herman, Program DirectorZaneeta, Resident Mouse-Catcher

Web site: www.ashecountyarts.org E-mail: jlashearts@skybest.com303 School Avenue,West Jefferson, NC 28694

336.846-ARTS

DECEMBER1-30... “Tree Fest” exhibit, Ashe Arts Center1-28.. Miracle on 34th Street, Barter Theatre, Abingdon, VA1-28... Another Night Before Christmas, Barter Stage II, Abingdon, VA3-20... The Elves and the Shoemaker, Barter Theatre, Abingdon, VA5... Lee Greenwood Christmas, 8 pm, Walker Center, Wilkesboro5-7... Johnson County Community Theatre: My Three Angels, 7:00 pm Fri-Sat, 2:30 pm Sun, Heritage Hall, Mountain City5,12,19,26... Phipps Store Friday Night Jam, Lansing 336-384-23825-14... A High Country Christmas Carol, 7:00 pm, Hayes Center, BlowingRock6... Holiday Open House and reception for “Tree Fest” artists, 10am -4pm,Ashe Arts Center6... Mountainhome Music: Christmas Tree Concert, 8 pm, Henson’sChapel, Vilas7... Ashe County Choral Society Concert, 7:30 pm, Ashe Civic Center7... Glenn Bolick in concert, Hayes Center, Blowing Rock11... Shapenotes Singers meet, 7 pm, Ashe Arts Center13... Blue Country Band, Mountain Music Jamboree, Glendale Springs13... Mountainhome Music: An Appalachian Christmas, 8 pm, GraceLutheran Church, Boone13... The Nutcracker, 2 pm and 6 pm, Ashe Civic Center20... Puddingstone in concert, 7:30 pm, Ashe Civic Center27... Big Country Bluegrass, Mountain Music Jamboree, Glendale Springs

JANUARY7-31... “Dreams of Summer” exhibit, Ashe Arts Center8... Artists’ reception for “Dreams of Summer” exhibit, 5-7 pm, Ashe ArtsCenter8... Shapenotes Singers meet, 7 pm, Ashe Arts Center9,16,23,30... Phipps Store Friday Night Jam, Lansing 336-384-238213... Ashe County Arts Council meets, 6:30 pm, Ashe Arts Center19... Martin Luther King Holiday Celebration with Mike Wiley, 7:00 pm, AsheArts Center23... Winter Blues Festival, 7:30 pm, Hayes Center, Blowing Rock24... Harmonia Baroque, 7:30 pm, Ashe Arts Center24... The John Cowan Band,, 7:30 pm, Hayes Center, Blowing Rock31... Gary Lewis & The Playboys in concert, 8 pm, Walker Center, Wilkesboro

The Conservatory of Dance &Theatre presents

The Nutcracker BalletDecember 13, 2008, 2 pm & 6 pm

AAsshhee CCiivviicc CCeenntteerrAdults: $12 Students: $5

All seats reservedCall 846-ARTS for tickets

December 20, 20087:30 p.m.

Ashe Civic CenterAdults $12Students $5 FFOORR TTIICCKKEETTSS CCAALLLL 884466--AARRTTSS

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CHRISTMASMINIATURES

Good things come in smallpackages! And that definitelyapplies to art! Following lastyear’s successful ChristmasMiniatures Exhibit, artistshave been challenged to onceagain create new works of art

no larger than twelve inches square. The miniatureworks in oil, watercolor, acrylics and photography arefrom artists Joanie Bell, Julia Bishop, Janet Brashear,Linda Bruce, Doug Butler, Joy Campbell, Anne Hardin,Sharon Kasel, Lib McRimmon, Ed Perzel, Scot Pope,Cheryl Roberts, Loretta Weaver, and Susan Van Wyk.Christmas Miniatures will be on display throughDecember 29. Celebrate the season with a new work ofart – they make great gifts, too!

DREAMS OF SUMMERImagine, it’s January!The holidays areover…it’s cold and it’sdark by the time youget home from work.It’s windy andsnowflakes are dancingin the air. You’re sip-ping a warm beverage,gazing out the windowinto a patch of browngrass in the backyard.You recall how greenthe grass was in July and how many times you had tomow the lawn! You slip into a summertime reverie.Ah, yes…the good ole summertime!

Ashe County artists have recreated those wonderfulfeelings of summer in The Gallery of the Ashe ArtsCenter. Dreams of Summer opens January 8 and runsthrough February 6. Original paintings and photogra-phy will be offered evoking thoughts of those lazy daysof summer. Participating artists include CatherineAltice, Scott Ballard, Joanie Bell, Earl Davis, LenoreDePree, Elaine Dowdell, Barbara Evans, MollyGambill, Janice Grant, Susan Marlowe, Melba Miller,Pat Morrison, Ed Perzel, Scot Pope, Sonny Remington,Phil Rhyne, LaMae Strange, Shirley Tarlton, CarlTrainum, Loretta Weaver, Susan Van Wyk, and PegVanderwarker.

An opening reception with lemonade and the goodiesof summertime will be held at the Arts Center from 5 to7 p.m. Thursday, January 8.

ARTS COUNCIL RECEIVES GRANTS

The Ashe County Arts Council is grateful for the grantsupport received from the North Carolina Arts Counciland the Southern Arts Federation for 2008-2009 com-munity and school programming. Grants received arelisted below.• Grassroots Arts Program Grant • Regional Artist Project Grant for Ashe, Alleghany,Wilkes and Watauga counties to fund individual artistprojects • The Junior Appalachian Musicians (JAM) Program issupported by a Folklife Grant from the North CarolinaArts Council and grants from the Wayne C. HendersonFestival and the Helen M. Clabough CharitableFoundation • Arts in Audiences Grant in support of community artsprogramming• A Southern Arts Federation Touring Grant for a resi-dency by Sol y Canto

These performances and programs received supportfrom the North Carolina Arts Council, an agency of theDepartment of Cultural Resources, the Southern ArtsFederation, and the National Endowment for the Arts,which believes that a great nation deserves great art,and are sponsored locally by the Ashe County ArtsCouncil.

North Carolina is truly “The State of the Arts.” TheAshe County Arts Council exists to enrich the culturallife of Ashe County by nurturing and supporting thearts. Ashe County appreciates the financial and techni-cal support from these state, regional and national artsorganizations. Their support of local arts agencies helpmake quality arts happen in rural Ashe County.THANKS!

THE GALLERYTree Fest includes nine artfully-decorated theme

Christmas trees.“Christmas Miniatures,” new works by

area artists.

THE GALLERY SHOPChristmas Marketplace brings you the finest in

handmade holiday crafts and gifts.Complete your holiday shopping locally with the

finest in jewelry…pottery…baskets…paintingsand photography…books…

wooden bowls…ornaments…stained glass…silkscarves…quilted goods…

CDs and tapes…note cards and much more!

“Sunflowers” by Carlton Trainum

The Gallery & Gallery Shop303 School Avenue

Downtown West JeffersonMonday – Friday 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Saturday 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. December onlyWe will resume Saturday

hours in the spring!

“March Snow” by Joan Bell

Thank you! Thank you! To a great group ofvolunteers! Thank you to ticket takers, moversand haulers, bakers, mailers and hard workingcommittee members.

Mary Allen, Tab Bell, Sara Benfield, Joanne Boman, MaryJane Brown, Buffalo Tavern Bed & Breakfast, Jennie andFowler Bush, Linda Bruce, Joy Campbell, Nancy Carter,Theresa Early Curd, Judy Dancy, Jeff Dreyer, Kathy Howell,Sarah Johnson, Sharon Kasel, Grady Lonon, MatthewLonon, John MacConnell, Becky Marsten, Barbara Miller,Carolyn Mock, Vicky Moody, Judy Mullen, MicheleObenchain, Tammy Parunak, Ed & Ellie Perzel, CarolPollack, Karen Powell, Burt Prange, Martha Rhodes,Riverside Canoe–Susan, Terry & Samantha Kepple, Nancy& Stephen Shoemaker, Ann Snyder, June Weaver, LisaWillingham, Amanda Wright, Michael Yelton

HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE

Ashe Arts Center10 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Saturday, December 6One Day Only – 10% Discount on all

Gallery Shop items!2 p.m. – 4 p.m. Artist Reception

Refreshments will be served!

ASHE STUDENTS ARE JAMMIN’!

The Ashe County ArtsCouncil is partnering with theAshe County 4-H AfterschoolProgram again this year tobring the Junior AppalachianMusicians (JAM) Program toAshe County’s youth. TheJAM Program is available tostudents at Blue Ridge,Mountain View, and Westwood elementary schools.

Designed to give 4th through 6th grade students anopportunity to learn banjo, guitar or fiddle, JAM’s primarypurpose is to preserve traditional mountain music with ouryouth. The Arts Council does not charge a fee for instruc-tion and instruments are made available to the studentson a loan basis. This year’s sessions will end in late April.Students learn technique, chords, strumming, picking,repertoire, and most importantly, they learn the value ofplaying and working together.

JAM is made possible by grants from the Wayne C.Henderson Festival, the Helen M. Clabough CharitableFoundation, and a Folklife Grant received from the NorthCarolina Arts Council, a state agency, and is sponsored bythe Ashe County Arts Council. For scheduling informa-tion, call the Arts Council at 336.846-ARTS.

HARMONIA BAROQUE

An evening of classical music will be presented at theAshe Arts Center at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, January 24,by Harmonia Baroque. The ensemble is composedof Ashe county’s own Michael Bell on harpsichord,and Appalachian State University School of Musicfaculty members Alicia Chapman (baroque oboe),Nancy Schneeloch-Bingham (baroque flute),Priscilla Porterfield (soprano), and BarbaraKrumdieck (baroque cello.)

The ensemble per-forms on historicalinstruments that aredistinct replicas of18th-century instru-ments for whichBaroque music waswritten. The soundand style of themusic of early com-

posers are re-created in an intimate atmosphere fora true chamber music experience. Repertoire for theconcert includes selections by Monteverdi, Handel,Bach, a Flute Sonata by Boismortier, Variations onLa Folia, and other period appropriate works.

Admission is $10 for adults and $5 for students; tick-ets are available at the Ashe Arts Center in advanceor at the door. Credit cards are accepted. Call336.846-ARTS for more information.

Starlight Barn Quilt

Take a chance on owninga 2x2 Barn Quilt Square!

Suggested donation of $1 per ticket, drawing on

December 20.Created by Steve and Lisa

Willingham

The Ashe Arts Centercelebrates the holiday seasonand Ashe County Christmas trees with beautifully decorated trees. This winter wonderlandhas been created with something for everyone and represents community involvement with the arts.

Elvis’Blue

Christmas:Decorations in royal

blue, baby blue, silver,white, and lots of sparkle willadorn this tree showcasing the

fame and glamour of Elvis’ life andcareer. Elvis’ number one selling

Christmas hit song, “Blue Christmas,” was theinspiration for the tree; it was created by Agnes

Baldwin, Joyce Cain, Catherine Finch, Susan Huntand Wyvonna (Terri) Ring.

Butterfly Tree: High Country Hospice decoratesthis Tree of Hope with yellow and orange organza ribbons,raffia bows, and butterflies. Handcrafted butterfly orna-ments designed by Candice Cook are made from recycled

paper and are infused with wildflower seeds. The ornaments canbe planted and will bloom in honor of a loved one.

Immigrant Hope: Amanda, Darby and Daisy Chapuz and mem-bers of the Cristo el Salvador Hispanic Misson share a holiday tree with aseasonal message of hope for everyone. Colorful Mexican paper flowers,garlands, and candles all in bright Christmas colors will create a tree cele-

brating our multi-cultural community. A bright star of hope will decorate thetop of the tree.

Hairbows: Molly Gambill and Helen Sexton have done it again! Do trees have“bad hair days” with leaves and needles sticking out in all the wrong directions? See

this cleverly created tree adorned with colorful bows, glittery clips, rubber bands, and bar-rettes by the dozens. White lights and garlands of white tulle and a tree topper appropriate for

this year and the season will bring a smile to everyone’s face!

My Christmas Kitchen Tree: Nancy Carter has added a charming primitive wood and fence wiretree, reminiscent of pioneer days, that usually sits in the kitchen of her log cabin home. Hanging from its rusty

branches are all the miniature kitchen tools needed to make cookies, and gingerbread men made of various materials.You can almost smell those cookies baking in the oven when you look at the tree!

Barn Quilts: The Arts Council’s popular Barn Quilt Project is the theme of a table topper tree created by Joy Campbell, Theresa EarlyCurd, Josette Glover, Kathy Howell, Dana Johnson, Michele Obenchain, Nancy Shoemaker, and Lisa Willingham. Ornaments reflecting the quilt

patterns from many of the Ashe County Barn Quilts have been created with quilted squares, painted wooden patterns, and beaded boxes.

Cabernet Carousel: This tree features the vibrant colors of wine – the dark red of a fine Cabernet Sauvignon, the translucent red of Merlot, thesubtle red of a Pinot Noir. These deep colors are highlighted by the crisp whites – Chardonnay, Pinot Grigio, Sauvignon Blanc, and the tree is topped by

a sparkling spray of Champagne. The fragrance of the Christmas tree mingles with the scent of wine corks that have been saturated in fine wines.Snow-covered grape clusters cast a holiday feel on wine’s sunny origins, and the tree skirt features labels from around the world. This is a tree to stir the

taste buds! It was designed and decorated by Ed and Ellie Perzel and Freda, Charles, and Mark Huffstetler.

The Green Tree: In many cultures green is the symbol for hope and growth. Today green means taking care of our earth by recycling, reducing,renewing and conserving. Paper windmills on the tree illustrate alternative energy sources from the wind. Hand beaded prisms symbolize energy from thesun. Reusing items for decorations include the plastic sleeves from the morning newspaper becoming flowers, old CD’s adding sparkle, yogurt bottles remind-

ing us to save plastic for the convenience centers. Old Christmas cards were cut into shapes for ornaments many sporting pictures of animals, a reminderthat their habitats are in danger in our changing environment. Jennie Bush’s Green Tree inspires us for hope and growth.

My Favorite Things:The Ashe County Arts Council’s tree features

handcrafted holiday decorations fromlocal artists Tara Belk, Linda Bruce,

Betsy Isaacs, Sharon Kasel, JaneMaddox, Pat Morrison, New

Beginnings of Ashe, Cheryl Roberts,Becky Rose, Kristin Sevensky, CherShaffer, Ellen Sinford, Lyn Soeder,

Holly Soukup, Summit SupportServices, Jennifer Gardiner

Wilson, and others. The origi-nal ornaments by theseartists include works inwood, clay, metal, glass,

paper and fabric. Theornaments are forsale and make great

presents!

Trees donated by Hudler Carolina Tree Farms and Scott Ballard Wreath donated by Omni Farms

Tree FestNovember 24 throughDecember 30, 2008

The Ashe County Arts Council exists to enrich the cultural life of Ashe County by nurturing andsupporting the arts. Your contribution is an investment in the future of your community. Our2008-2009 Fund Drive continues with lots of community support. The Ashe County ArtsCouncil is grateful to the following business and individual contributors who make our programpossible. These donations were made between July 1 and November 15, 2008 :

ARCHANGEL $5000-upNorth Carolina Arts Council

ANGEL $2500-4999Anonymous

SPECIAL $1000-2499Ashe County Little TheatreCheap Joe’s Art StuffR.T. MorganEd & Ellie Perzel

SPONSOR $600-999Blue Ridge ElectricRon & Nancy CarterDr. and Mrs. Walter E. DavisGambill OilMichael & Joanie Bell,

Greenhouse Craft Shop High South Realty of AsheGrady & Jane LononNation’s InnScott & Barbara SearsFrank & Nancy Sherrill

BENEFACTOR $300-599Ashe County Builder’s SupplyAshe Memorial HospitalAshley Hardwood FlooringBadger Funeral Home &

Ashelawn Memorial ChapelRalph J. BartholomewDavid & Sara BenfieldLois BuckspanBuffalo Tavern Bed &

BreakfastDr. & Mrs. S. Fowler BushJohn & Kathy ChefasJohnny Burleson &

Walter ClarkCommunity One BankRudy & Theresa Early CurdDave & Lynne EastburnFirst Citizens BankMr. & Mrs. Edmund GantThe Gates CorporationThomas & Kathy HowellRoy & Irby HutchinsDr. Alvin Jenkins & Dr.

Emily StopperClint & Barb JohnsonDonnie & Dana JohnsonPhillip & Carolyn JohnsonTom & Sharon KaselMr. & Mrs. Jerry LaffertyChester & Judy LeggettJohn MacConnellKent & Becky MarstenCalvin & Katrina MillerJack & Pat MoncriefVicky MoodyRuss & Jean Moxley

BENEFACTOR continuedPeter & Victoria MoyerBill & Anita PangleHarold & Wanda ParksHerb & Tammy ParunakHowell & Becky PruettLarry & Martha RhodesThe River HouseStephen & Nancy ShoemakerSkyLine Membership Corp.David B. SmithGaylord & Anne SnyderVannoy & Reeves, PLLCJames R. Vannoy & Sons

ConstructionRobert & Trilby WallYadkin Valley Bank

PATRON $200-299Jeff AlexanderChip & Judy AndersonAshe High Country RealtyDave & Gwen AshleyAshe Woodworking Inc.Ed & Carol Ann BakerBest Western Eldreth InnBlue Ridge Art ClanTonya BottomleyJoy CampbellBill & Kathy CissnaPeggy DollarElaine DowdellFraser’s Restaurant & PubGene & Laurie GreeneGeorge KnightLibby’sJo Marie LillyMast General StoreBob & Kay McCloskeyPatricia S. MillsBarbara Land MoncriefNorthwest Trading PostT.M. Rector, DDS, PAWade & Sarah SandersDick & Betsey SeslerLee SmithDr. & Mrs. Brett SummeyCharles & Bonnie SupinJane TestermanUnited Chemi-ConDavid VanHoyOren & Betty WagnerJanet Warner

FRIEND $50-199AnonymousDavid Alff & Eloise ShepardChuck & Judy AtwellScott & Beckie BallardMillie BarbeeRuth R. BareCharity BarrWilson & Linda BarrB&G Plumbing & ElectricJoanne Boman & GaryGonyeaBud & Bess Boudrow

FRIEND continuedDick & Barbara MillerMelba MillerRev. & Mrs. Stephen A. MillerGil & Eileen MillsapsDavid & Lorena MimsLewis & Joyce MizeDon & Marlene NorwoodMountain OvertonesJoe & Florence OaksBarney & Marion O’QuinnJohn & Ellen PainterCarl & Carole PassigliaRon PehmoellerGeorge & Allmuth PerzelCarl & Marta PfaffenbergerHarry & Donna PhillipsMax PrestonJim & Diana RackleyAlberta RaysingerPhil & Karen ReaI.S.K. Reeves IV & Sara W.

ReevesDenise RinglerLee & Annette RogersArvill ScottBenjy & Ann Seagle, in honor

of Hilda S. FarrarBenjy & Ann Seagle, in honor

of Jim Mathews’ 60th birthday

Ward & Helen SextonJames & Nanci ShannonRichard & Anne ShumateCarol & Walt SkrochMr. & Mrs. Jeff StarkRobert & Judith StatnickTommy & LaMae StrangeJack & Norma SuddrethJim & Pam TappCullie & Sylvia TarletonPaul & Judy TobinCarl TrainumBill & Joann UnderwoodWade T. & Dorothy VannoyHarry & Susan Van WykFred & Dot WagonerAllen B. & Joan K. WeaverJoel & June WeaverMartin & Carol WilliamsYardy & Barbara WilliamsM.S. WillinghamMr. & Mrs. Gary WolfeGreg & Sheryl WooleyBob & Bobbie WorleyJune WorthStephen Lowe Young

DONOR $10-49AnonymousDale & Ella BaldwinLee & Kathie BeckworthJim & Elaine BentleyRichard & Mary BlackburnGarner & Maxine BlevinsDick & Bonnie BlohmCharles & Judy BlytheBohemia GalleryDr. Ben G. BosworthLinda BruceJudith BryantEdd ClayClairene Cockerham

FRIEND continuedTom BurgissElliott & Joan ByrdThe Cabin StoreToy N. Campbell, Jr.W. Clay & Melonie ChurchMrs. Dean ColvardCreative PrintersJoe & Diana CulbrethCurrent Chiropractic ClinicKermit & Judy DancyEvelyn DarrGeorgia O. DavisDon & Carol DayLuther & Carolyne DeVaunEdd & Betsy DickensVitie & Dee DrakeTom & Phyllis EffordTruett EllerBob & Dianne FerreePete & Catherine FinchLarry & Carol FisherCindy Fowler & Ken CrouseMolly GambillBelle R. GardnerLewis & Pat GaskinMr. & Mrs. Durward GradyCharles & Elaine GrahamRobert & Bibi GreerGene GrubbMark & Lu HagelCabot & Teri HamiltonMelinda HamrickJack Apple & Michelle HandlerNeal & Connie HardisonPenny HarlessEd & Annabel HarrillVernon & Pat HartmanJennie W. HightowerHenry HobsonLaurie HollowayDr. & Mrs. C.M. HuntClyde and Eva IngleCraig & Sandy JacksonJefferson Drug StoreJefferson Landing Real EstateWilliam & Dorothy JeremiahDr. & Mrs. G.W. KalmusMargaret KeaneArlie & Grace KeithGladys KesterCharles & Mary KnappLarry & Nancy KautzJef LambdinRamona LampellDal & Sandy LassenBarbara LawrenceStuart & Allison MalterTerri MarshallMatthew’s 102 NorthT.D. McClureGreg & Karen McGinnisTom & Linda McLintockRobert & Marianne MeshotCliff & Petsy MezeyCaroline MickalitisMiranda Miles

DONOR continuedJessie CockerhamAlice CollinsLeland & Mary Lee CooperNorma CosbyWilliam & Janice CoxJames & Florence CulbrethMarlette CullenKen & Cindie DiehlGene & Jackie EisenLee & Mannon EldrethGarry & Tammy ElliottLesa Eremita / Silver DesignsWill & Marlene FischerHerb & Anne FoltzMary ForemanSharon GambillSusan Allen GrahamHattie Jo GreeneDavid & Karin GriffithsEvalynn HalseyLinda HarmsMr. & Mrs. George HayworthAnn A. HelmsJeanette HermanRebecca HermanSigrid HiceHigh Country MemorialsJim HinkelRonald & Peg HofstetterBetty HoljesRonnie & Chris HughesJohn & Janet JennyEdith JonesKina & Charles JonesCraig & Carol KennedyKen & Doris KernBob & Joyce KilbyVera KincheloeDorothy KorbFred LamphereDenise LawlessEdward & Doris LittleHenry LumPat & Lesa McClellanJudy & Dan McConnellBelva MillerVaughn & Beth MorrisonAlyce NadeauAnne S. NashMichele ObenchainMr. & Mrs. Andy O’SullivanAnn PaisleyGerald ParkPeople’s Drug StoreAlda PerkinsMary F. PhillipsMs. Marian RoyJimmy & Betsy SavelySkip & Mary SchwennJack & Linda ShekinahTony & Beth SheltonCarolyn ShepherdIlene StumpSummit Support Svcs. of AsheJeff ThomasBill & Judy TroianiB’Ann VanceCharles & Ellen VitaleMimi VollumFay WeaverJoe & Loretta WeaverPamela G. WeaverCarol Whitmore-HerringMrs. Kay C. WilsonMark & Martha-Anne Wright