CSU magazine vol.19 no.3

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Faith. Education. Vision. Ambition. Excellence.

At Charleston Southern University you can help preserve the

essence of your beliefs long after your worldly possessions

have faded. You have the opportunity to contribute to

academic excellence in a Christian environment and

help generations develop the values that

defined who you were.

For more information on the Legacy Society contact:Lili Gresham at 843-863-7517 or e-mail [email protected] the Legacy Society Web site at

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How do you pass onyour values?

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Dear friends,

from the president

Sissy and I are celebrating 25 years of service as President and First Lady at Charleston Southern University.

Thanks to the support of our board, faculty, staff, alumni and friends much has been accomplished during this time.

The University remains committed to fulfilling our founder’s dream of sharing the gospel with every student. We are

grateful for our lifetime partnership with the South Carolina Baptist Convention. Funds provided by South Carolina Baptists

through the Cooperative Program provide significant financial assistance to our students. God is blessing our efforts to

achieve our vision to be a Christian university nationally recognized for integrating faith in learning, leading and serving.

We remain true to our mission of preparing graduates and transforming lives. One of the best measures of our efforts is

the fact that more than 1,200 decisions were made for Christ last year as a result of our ministries on and off campus.

This summer, we had numerous faculty, students, and staff involved in global education and missions around the world.

Graduates of the 1969 founding class of Baptist College at Charleston enjoyed a 40th Reunion Celebration on campus

during homecoming on October 24. The theme for the event was Gateway from the Past to the Present. Everyone enjoyed

seeing familiar faces and renewing friendships.

The future of CSU is bright and challenging. Our current enrollment of 3,236 is projected to reach 4,000 by 2020.

Three capital projects on the horizon are the Christian Leadership building; an athletic center with men’s and women’s

locker rooms, offices and study stations; and a Convocation Center with a basketball arena.

What wonderful memories were invoked as I looked through the archived photographs in preparing for this magazine.

Some of these memories are reflected in the milestones you’ll read about for each of the past 25 years.

Sissy and I are grateful for the opportunity to serve as President and First Lady of Charleston Southern University,

and we thank you for your continued support.

Sincerely,

Jairy C. Hunter, Jr.

President

photo by: Jairy Hunter, III

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SOUTHERN UNIVERSITYCSU

The President and First Lady: Jairy and Sissy Hunter

Photo by: Jairy Hunter, III


Contents

SCHOOL TIES42 ........... Class Notes

46 ........... Baby Bucs

47 ........... Memorials

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17PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2009The annual honor roll of donors, highlighting those who have generously contributed to the University from June 1, 2008, through May 31, 2009, is inside.

25 YEARS IN THE LIFE of a UNIVERSITY

Join us as we celebrate the Hunters and life atthe University from 1984 to 2009. View thelast 25 years through a photo essay.

SURVIVAL. STABILITY.EXCELLENCE.

The blueprint for the success that Charleston Southern University enjoys today was carefully crafted 25 years ago. It’s no coincidence that this happened the same time Dr. Jairy C. Hunter Jr. was named president.

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President Jairy Hunter and First Lady Sissy Hunter have served at

Charleston Southern since 1984. Join us as we celebrate the Hunters

and life at the University from 1984 to 2009.

TwentyFive

YEARSI N T H E L I F E O F

A U N I V E R S I T Y

1984

July 15 – Jairy Hunter’s officialfirst day as president of BaptistCollege at Charleston.

Nov. 28 – Dec. 4, LightseyChapel Auditorium dedicated.

First season of competition fornewly formed Big SouthConference: charter memberswere Winthrop, Coastal Carolina,Armstrong State, ColumbusCollege (Ga.), UNC Asheville,Baptist College at Charleston,Campbell, Augusta and Radford.

1985

Club Football team begins play.Undefeated in first season of playagainst club teams from Clemson,UNC, Appalachian State and Gallaudet.

Jan. 22 – South Carolina BaptistConvention special session, pledgedsupport to work with college trusteeson possibly refinancing the school’shigh interest, short-term debt.

May 25 – 1st graduation held in LightseyChapel Auditorium. First master’sdegrees awarded to 3 students.

1986

April 18 – Hunterinaugurated as secondpresident.

Buccaneer Park openswith areas for basketball,volleyball and horse shoes.Women’s Auxiliary AdvisoryCouncil awards the firstMattie Leigh Francesescholarship in memory ofone of the council’s originalmembers.

1987

Southern Associationof Colleges and Schoolsapproves BCC’s graduateprogram in education andreaffirms accreditationof the undergraduateprograms.

Air Force ROTC ranked2nd in the nation inrecruitment.

1988

Jan. 11 – Board of Visitorsorganization formed.Officers elected: RonaldBanks, chairman; HalAdams, vice chairman;Thomas Warwick, secre-tary/treasurer.

BCC’s 25th anniversarycelebrated.

AFROTC ranked 1st in nationin recruiting.

W. Norris and Nell PeeplesLightsey, Lightsey Chapelbenefactors

First touchdown for the new club football team against Clemson Club

President Hunter and Senator Strom Thurmond at Hunter’s inauguration

Cafeteria damage after Hurricane Hugo

University name change necessitated new signs for the campus

1989

May 9 – Athletic Hall of Fame established.Inducted were: Athletic Director HowardBagwell and 10 former athletes: Tom Reid,Tom Ryall, Jim Causey, Dan Franz, MarionSalerni, Raymond LaPointe, Phil Turner,Mike Mauldin, Jerry Gardner and Ken Layne.

Damages to the campus from Hurricane Hugo(Sept. 21) resulted in a revised academiccalendar with exams finishing Dec. 22. Thecampus was used as a feeding site after thehurricane. A disaster relief crew with theIllinois Baptist Brotherhood cooked 40,000hot meals in the week after the hurricane.The field house was used as a Red CrossDisaster Relief warehouse.

1990

Master of BusinessAdministration programadded.

Oct. 30 – Groundbreakingfor Jairy C. Hunter Jr.Reception Center. Friendsfrom Hunter’s hometown,Lancaster, S.C., spearheadedfundraising efforts.

Nov. 13 – Name changedto Charleston SouthernUniversity at the 170th

annual session of theS.C. Baptist Convention.

1991

Club football moves toNCAA Division III play.Homecoming movedto football season.

University reorganizedinto School ofBusiness, School ofEducation and Collegeof Arts and Sciences.

Nov. 15 – HunterReception Center andthe Robert M. CondraMemorial Gatesdedicated.

1992

Charlie Simpkins wins silver medal inthe 1992 summer Olympics in thetriple jump, with a final jump of 57-9.

BellSouth Foundation awards$215,000 three-year grant to fund aprogram implementing school reformin rural Berkeley County.

10-year-old John Riney from Crossenrolls at CSU.

The University’s first endowed chair,The Gene and Freda Ott EndowedChair of Religion, established throughan estate gift of $500,000.

1993

Named to The John TempletonFoundation Honor Roll forCharacter Building Colleges for1993. Annual listing of thoseschools which best exemplifycampuses that promote highintegrity and encourage thedevelopment of strong moralcharacter among students.

Master of Education inAdministration degree started.

Football moves to Division I-AA play.

Laura Hannah and SherriSpotts in chemistry lab

The Hunter family: Jairy, Jill, Sissy and Jairy III, at the Hunter Reception Center dedication

Dr. Edward Joyner of Yale University visits Bonner Elementary,site of the CSU/BellSouth Foundation partnership

CSU named to the prestigious JohnTempleton Foundation Honor Roll forCharacter Building Colleges

Dr. and Mrs. John Hamrick and President Hunter celebrating University’s 25th anniversary

1994

Henry Wingo of Kline, S.C., donated $1.5 million toconstruct a nursing building in honor of his late wife,Derry Patterson Wingo.

Bachelor of Science in Nursing added to curriculum.

April 9-15 – University celebrated 30th Anniversarywith Founders’ Week; Patsy Morley Pool dedicated inMorley’s memory.

Youth Ministry major added; EnvironmentalManagement major added.

1995

Field House $1 millionrenovation: improvementsmade to offices, lockerrooms, new weight room.

Charleston Southern licensetags unveiled at SouthCarolina Department ofMotor Vehicle offices.

Derry Patterson WingoSchool of Nursing buildingdedicated.

1996

Reaccreditation bySouthern Association ofColleges and Schools.

Athletics certified bythe NCAA.

Internet access madeavailable to all computerson the CSU network.

1997

Men’s Basketball wins Big South Conference,advances to first round of NCAA Tournament.CSU lost 109-75 to UCLA.

Family of former trustee and chairman of theboard W. Gregory Horton donated $1 million inhis memory to name the Horton School of Musicand fund the Horton Chair of Church Music.

Men’s soccer team captured the Big SouthConference and played Liberty University in thefirst round of the NCAA tournament.

30th anniversary celebration: President Hunter, Dr. James Storm, Dr. John Hamrick, Dr. Clif Jones, Fred Norris

New weight room equipment in the field house

Internet access on all University computers

Dr. Floyd and Shirley Whitfield at the dedication of the Whitfield Stadium Center

Brewer Center: Jimmie and Pat Brewer with President Hunter


1998

The Student Success Center named the BellSouthStudent Success Center.

John Riney, 16-year-old 1998 graduate, was featuredon CBS’s 48 Hours program. Dr. Don Clerico wasinterviewed on campus for the segment.

First course, a computer course, offered via the Internet.

First Annual Scholarship Luncheon brings togetherscholarship benefactors with student scholarshiprecipients.

Achieving Excellence Campaign Phase I goal of $20million completed 6 months ahead of schedule.

1999

Master of Science in CriminalJustice begins.

Stadium Center dedicatedduring halftime of theHomecoming football game.

35th anniversary of Universitycelebrated; Hunters’ 15th

anniversary at CSU.

The Legacy Society establishedto recognize alumni and friendswho name CSU in their estateplans. Current membership is 49.

2000

March 28 – Dedication ceremony:The Brewer Center, named in honor ofMr. and Mrs. Jimmie Brewer of Lancasterand their children, Brad and Audreya.

Edwards Express, sandwich shop locatedinside Brewer Center, named in honor ofMr. and Mrs. Robert Edwards ofLancaster.

Whittington Hall, named in honor of Mr.and Mrs. Jeff Whittington of Little River.

Whitfield Stadium Center, named forDr. and Mrs. W. Floyd Whitfield ofCharleston.

2001

March 27 – Bagwell-Settle trackdedicated. Mike Frost, a 1969 grad,provided $75,000 of the $200,000cost. Named for Howard Bagwell,former track and field coach andathletic director and Jim Settle,former track and field coach and akinesiology professor.

Campus awarded a $1.75 millionTitle III grant for TechnologicalAdvancements.

First Charleston-area university tooffer students free wireless Internetconnections in their dorm rooms.

CBS’s “48 Hours” show interviews Dr. Don Clerico about student John Riney

Whittington Hall: Bernice Whittington, Ann Caughman,Charles Caughman, Jeff Whittington

Jim Settle and Howard Bagwell cut the ribbon at the Bagwell-Settle Track dedication

Brett Larrick makes a freethrow in the NCAATournament

Edwards Express:Robert Edwards

2002

University named in the book Great Collegesfor the Real World by Michael P. Viollt.

Began partnership with Dr. Jay Strack’sStudent Leadership University, a premierleadership development program for highschool students.

First satellite campus opens in collaborationwith Horry-Georgetown Tech and CoastalCarolina University, offering criminaljustice degree.

Charleston Heights Baptist Church EndowedScholarship established with a gift of$433,000 when church membership disbands and church property sold.

2003

School of Educationgains national accredita-tion with the NationalCouncil for Accreditationof Teacher Education.

Athletic Training programachieves nationalaccreditation withthe Commission onAccreditation of AlliedHealth EducationPrograms.

L. Mendel Rivers Libraryrenovated.

2004

University celebrates 40years; Hunters celebrate20 years at CSU.

CSU’s Teaching & Learning inGhana program awarded aprestigious Fulbright-HaysFoundation Group CurriculumProjects Abroad Grant.

Oct. 24 – First president,Dr. John A. Hamrick, dies.

University awarded a NationalScience Foundation grant of$371,249.

2005

Oct. 14 – Dedication of theScience Building.

Ashby and Jones Halls renovated.

Football team beat CoastalCarolina to earn the title of BigSouth Co-Champions.

Enrollment exceeded 3,000 forthe first time (3,022).

Dr. and Mrs. Otto Strock pledge$1 million to CSU. Student schol-arships and construction of theChristian Leadership building willbenefit from the gift.

2006

April 10 – Coffeeshop addition at thefront of L. MendelRivers Libraryopens.

Cafeteria expansion,including a newkitchen, servinglines and a newmeeting room.

Sept. 18 –Margaret T. GilmoreGarden dedicated.Wingo and NorrisHalls renovated.

Satellite campus: Horry-Georgetown Tech, Coastal Carolina and CSU

Students in Athletic Training program work with football team

Alumnus Dana Clerico teaching in Ghana

Science Buildingdedicated

Jean Ashby, Tad Gilmore, Margaret Gilmore, Barbara Mead at Gilmore Garden dedication

AFROTC commissioning at graduation


2007

Air Force ROTCDetachment 772 namedthe 2007 Right of LineAward winner as the bestsmall AFROTC detachmentin the nation.

Health Promotion addedas a major.

Bachelor of ManagementArts program goes totallyonline.

2008

A national study places CSU inthe top 10 percent of universitiesfor value added education.

Adopted Immediate ResponseInformation System (IRIS) tocommunicate emergencymessages within minutes tostudent and employee cellphones, home phones, e-mail, etc.

Sept. 17 – Franklin Grahamspeaks at Convocation.

2009

Master of Science in Nursing Educationadded; Bachelor of Arts in GraphicDesign added.

Historical Marker for The Elms Plantationplaced on campus.

University’s 45th year; Hunters celebrate25 years at CSU; Mayor Keith Summeydeclares July 15 Jairy and Sissy HunterDay in North Charleston.

Sept. 5 – CSU opens football seasonagainst #1 ranked Florida Gators.

Oct. 23-24 – Founding classes celebrate40th Reunion.

Franklin Graham addressesconvocation audience

Dr. Gloria Thiem, on behalf of Mayor Keith Summey, declares July 15 Jairy and Sissy Hunter Day in North Charleston.

Oct. 10 – Grand opening andribbon cutting for Wingate Inn byWyndham at CharlestonSouthern.

Trident Health System approves$225,000 grant over three yearsto hire a Coordinator of NursingTechnology.

Jenzabar Foundation establishesendowed scholarship to providefinancial aid to male students inthe teacher education programor to first generation African-American students acceptedinto the nursing program.

Roper-St. Francis Healthcareapproves $225,000 grant overthree years to expand nursingprogram enrollment from 30to 40 students.

CSU receives NationalScience Foundation grant of$297,000.

CSU receives CongressionalDirected Grant of $250,000 topurchase equipment for newScience Building.


he blueprint for the success that CharlestonSouthern University enjoys today was carefullycrafted 25 years ago. It’s no coincidence that

this happened the same time Dr. Jairy C. Hunter Jr. wasnamed president.

“Dr. Hunter inherited a difficult financial situation,”said Brooks Moore, an alumnus, member of the foundingclass and former Buc Club president. One month beforeHunter was named president, the News and Courierreported that the Baptist College (now CharlestonSouthern University) was $4.5 million in debt ($2.7million for the chapel construction and $1.8 million invarious loans). “Jairy made some very tough decisions,”said Moore. “I respect him because he leads by example.”

This was exactly why Hunter was hired. His tenacity,business acumen and academic credentials are whatprompted Baptist College trustee Dr. Bob Cuttino to pickup the phone when the school was looking for itssecond president. A hometown friend from Lancaster,South Carolina, Cuttino had kept tabs on Hunter’s careerover the years.

“When Dr. Cuttino called me, I thought he wasasking me for a recommendation,” remembers Hunter. “Itold him I didn’t know anyone who would be qualifiedto be president of a church-related school.”

“No, I’m talking about you,” said Cuttino. “I sharedwith him that I had a good job at the University of NorthCarolina Wilmington as vice chancellor of developmentand business and professor of management,” said Hunter.

Cuttino asked Hunter to send a resume, and Hunteragreed. The field quickly narrowed from 45 applicants tofive finalists. Hunter was an impeccable candidate.

“We desperately needed a Baptist with business savvyand fundraising experience,” said Dr. A. Kennerley

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President Hunter, First Lady celebrate 25 years at CSU


Bonnette, who was one of two faculty members onthe presidential search committee in 1984. Strategicleadership was essential during this difficult time.

The nine-person search committee was chaired byWilliam H. Seals and was comprised of Dr. Bonnette,who became academic vice president and later provostbefore retiring in 2008; Dr. Carol Drowota, professor ofEnglish; trustees Robert E. Cuttino, W. Floyd Whitfield,Charlene Kirk, Mildred Bomar, James P. Craine and 1972alumnus Larry Cannon.

Hunter met the criteria. He was a Baptist leader witha PhD from Duke University, two master’s degrees andwas an experienced business person. Hunter had respectimmediately from the faculty, staff, students and alumni.

“We knew immediately that Jairy Hunter was God’sman for the job,” said Floyd Whitfield, a trustee andmember of the search committee. “He possessed agenuine Christian commitment, coupled with a wealthof academic and business experience.”

On May 17, 1984, Dr. Jairy C. Hunter Jr. was namedthe second president of the Baptist College. Hunter said,“I honestly didn’t realize it at the time that the Lord hadbeen preparing me for this assignment. As years passed,it became evident that this was God’s plan. In fact, mywife, Sissy, strongly encouraged me to accept theposition after visiting the campus and meeting with thesearch committee. She felt that the college needed apresident with my background.”

Dr. Joe Wren, pastor at Summerville Baptist Church,former chairman of the board of trustees, said, “I believethat Jairy was called by God to lead the school.”

Hunter’s first day on the job was July 15, 1984. Hespent the first months listening, assessing the situationand gathering input. Then he and key leaders drafteda strategic plan that included three phases: survival,stability and excellence, remembers Bonnette.

Phase One: Survival.The board of trustees adopted a clear mission statement

for the college as one of the first moves of survival: promot-ing academic excellence in a Christian environment.

The executive board of the South Carolina BaptistConvention (SCBC) agreed to help the college restructureits debt payment plan. The SCBC also gave the collegepermission to conduct a marketing and fundraisingcampaign for five years in the 2,000 Baptist churches. Thiswas an unprecedented action taken by the conventionthat allowed the president to share the college’s strategicplan and promote the institution.

In November 1984, the college celebrated the openingof the Lightsey Chapel Auditorium and Music Building.The celebration was highlighted with former GovernorRobert McNair speaking at the ceremonies. Two days later,NASA Astronaut Dick Scobee and his wife, Dr. JuneScobee, a Baptist College graduate, presented itemsthat had been taken on the flight of the Challenger earlierin the year.

“The chapel symbolized a new beginning,” remem-bered Bonnette. “The chapel was what we stood for. Itwas a shining moment, a turning point.”

In May 1985, the first graduation was held in theLightsey Chapel. The first students to receive a master’sdegree from the University were also honored. UnderHunter’s leadership and with support from everyoneaffiliated with the school, the second year ended with abalanced budget. The University has operated consis-tently in the black since that time.

In the spring of 1986, Hunter stood onstage at theLightsey Chapel Auditorium for his official inauguration.Former presidential search committee chair William H.Seals shared his perspective on Hunter’s leadership aspresident.

“As Dickens said of the French Revolution, they wereleaderless, the people were in despair, the people werewithout direction - and so it was here at Baptist College,”Seals told the audience. “Jairy Hunter came here andaccepted the challenge. It was the worst of times, butJairy Hunter made it the best of times. We were indespair, but he gave us hope.”

facing page:The Hunters visit campus:Jairy III, Jill, Jairy and Sissy

above: Dr. John Fincher, interim president; Dr. Jairy Hunter, president;Dr. Ken Bonnette, vice president for academics.

“I HONESTLY DIDN’TREALIZE IT AT THETIME THAT THELORD HAD BEENPREPARING ME FORTHIS ASSIGNMENT.AS YEARS PASSED,IT BECAME EVIDENTTHAT THIS WASGOD’S PLAN.”


Phase Two: Stability.After two years, the school moved to phase two of the

strategic plan: stability. The institution began to moveforward with confidence.

In 1988 Hunter led the effort to create the board ofvisitors (BOV). The primary purpose of this organizationcontinues to be providing student scholarships andnetworking. The first officers of the BOV were: RonaldBanks, chairman; Hal Adams, vice chairman; andThomas Warwick, secretary/treasurer.

Local CPA and supporter Ronnie Givens cited thecreation of the board of visitors as one of Hunter’s earlyinnovative ideas. Members of the board of visitors raisemoney for the school throughout the community andSoutheast creating an awareness of the school’s mission.

“Dr. Hunter’s personality and his positive attitudegave confidence to the school’s creditors and donorsthat the college was moving forward,” said Givens. “Hisbusiness experience and entrepreneurial spirit enabledthe school to rise from the ashes.”

Currently, Charleston Southern has 375 members onthe board of visitors, and alumni support continues toincrease. “Each year, my office is privileged to host theannual scholarship luncheon which gives students andtheir donors a chance to meet. The heartwarming storiesthe students share underscore the life-changing impactof our donors on the students and the University,” saidBill Ward, executive director of development.

“The board of visitors is an excellent program forraising support and money,” said Rosser Thrash, retiredowner of T & T Sports in Charleston and a longtimemember of the board of visitors.

While Hunter was leading on campus, Mrs. Hunterwas doing the same in the community. Mrs. Charlene Kirkand other local women organized the Women’s Council(formerly called the Women’s Auxiliary Advisory Council)at CSU. First Lady Sissy Hunter has worked closely withthe Women’s Council since its inception. This organiza-tion continues to raise thousands of dollars for studentscholarships and campus beautification.

The board of trustees awarded Mrs. Hunter an hon-orary doctor of education in 1999 for her commitmentand service to the University. “Words cannot express myappreciation for this recognition,” said Sissy Hunter.“Serving Charleston Southern is indeed an honor.”

“Sissy and Jairy are a great team,” said Wren. “They’recaring people and serve in many roles in the community.”

“Sissy Hunter has been a good partner for him ingrowing the school,” said Summerville mayor and one ofthe school’s founders, Berlin G. Myers.

“She works so hard for the college,” said JoanMcKissick, wife of legendary Summerville High Schoolfootball coach John McKissick. “The school has added alot to our community.”

The campus has undergone unprecedented growththrough new construction and renovation. Eight newbuildings have been opened since Hunter’s arrival,starting with the dedication of the Lightsey Chapel inNovember 1984.

Since then, and with the support of generous friendsand donors, the University has added the HunterReception Center (1991), Derry Patterson WingoNursing building (1995), the Brewer Center (2000)which included Edwards Express, Whittington Hall(2000), Whitfield Stadium Center (2000), the sciencebuilding (2005) and, most recently, the Wingate byWyndham (2008).

Another reason for the University’s success is thegrowth and development of Charleston Southern’sathletic programs. With faith-driven athletic leadership,the Buccaneers athletic programs have been growingsteadily and competing consistently. After an amazingrun in 1997, the CSU Bucs men’s basketball teamadvanced to the NCAA tournament before losing toUCLA. During the seven-year period from 1995-2002,10 CSU teams competed in the NCAA postseason.

As president, Hunter has never lost the passion for con-necting with students. Every day he shares the Universityvision of integrating faith in learning, leading and serving.Hunter has taught at every school where he has workedand continues to teach each semester at CSU. He teachesthe MBA capstone course in strategic management.Hunter says one of his greatest joys is learning from andteaching a new group of students each semester.

“Our students have a fantastic opportunity to learn ina culture that honors Christ. We remain committed tofulfilling the dream of the school’s founders of sharingthe gospel with every student,” said Hunter.

Givens confirms that the CSU educational experienceis producing uniquely qualified employees and futureleaders. And he should know; he’s hired numerousgraduates to work at his accounting firm.

below: Dr. Hunter showing supportfor the football team.


“Students come well prepared academically, andwe don’t have to teach them ethics,” Givens said.“During Jairy Hunter’s years at CSU, the school hasnever lost its commitment to academic excellence in aChristian environment.”

“The school is making a positive difference in equippingleaders with a Christian perspective,” said Wren.

In 1990, the trustees and South Carolina Baptistsvoted to change the school’s name from Baptist Collegeat Charleston to Charleston Southern University. Thischange signaled the recognition of university status andgreater marketing appeal. The school’s mission remainedthe same, but opportunities for growth multiplied.

In 1993, amidst steady growth and stability, recogni-tion increased. Charleston Southern was named to TheJohn Templeton Foundation Honor Roll for CharacterBuilding Colleges. The honor placed the University on ashort list of colleges that best exemplify campuses thatpromote high integrity and encourage the developmentof strong moral character among students.

Today, the University offers four graduate programs(education, business, criminal justice and nursing). Themaster of science in nursing education began enrollingstudents this fall.

“These changes never would have happened withoutthe president’s nudging or full support,” said Bonnette.“We had one graduate program when he came. Now weare accredited to offer a full slate of graduate programs.”

“I’m proud to be an alumnus and excited about thegrowth, not only in enrollment, but in the programs andthe quality of the curriculum at the school,” said Moore.

The Institutional Research & Evaluation, Inc. namedCSU one of “America’s Best College Buys” in 1998.This year, the University received the honor for the 11thstraight year. The company also added CharlestonSouthern to the list of “America’s Best Christian Colleges”in 2004. In September 2009, the University wasawarded the honor for the fifth consecutive year.

Charleston Southern University has been named byG.I. Jobs magazine a Military Friendly School for 2010.This honor ranks CSU in the top 15 percent of allcolleges, universities and trade schools nationwide. Thisfall the Charleston Southern ROTC program washonored as the best small detachment unit in theSoutheast region for the fourth time in six years.

Since day one Hunter credits the excellent faculty andstaff for the University’s continued growth and success.“Our faculty and staff combine the finest professionalpreparation with a servant’s heart. Their love of the Lordshows in the way they care about others,” Hunter said.

“When Dr. Hunter came to CSU, he brought solidleadership that the college needed, and the school hascontinued to grow,” said John McKissick, athleticdirector at Summerville High. “A lot of kids whograduated from Summerville High have gone toCharleston Southern because they could live at homeand take classes close by. The college has been reallygood for the community.”

Phase Three: Excellence.With university status and a reputation for academic

achievement, the University began to move into theexcellence phase.

The commitment to excellence is paying dividends inthe classroom. When Hunter arrived in 1984, enrollmentwas 1,646. The University reached new heights with anenrollment of 3,236 this fall.

“We have experienced an incredible two decades ofgrowth at CSU,” said Debbie Williamson, vice presidentfor enrollment. “The growth has come in a myriad ofareas: enrollment, academic, athletic and, mostimportantly, spiritual. God has certainly been active onthe CSU campus. I believe we are closer to our missionand vision than ever before and this is manifesting itselfin a higher education experience that is preparinggraduates and transforming lives.”

Excellence is evident in the classroom. Our nursinggraduates have an average pass rate of 98 percent on thefirst attempt on the National Council LicensureExamination – Registered Nurse over the last three years.Nine new teachers from the School of Education werenamed Honored Educators based on high scores on thePraxis II assessment, and four were named RookieTeachers of the Year. Seniors in the School of Business’sNonprofit Marketing class developed a fundraisingproject that will eventually lead to an endowed scholar-ship. The seniors raised more than $2,000, far exceedingtheir goal of $1,000.

above: Hunter and Dr. Arnold Hite,on right, have an ongoing contestfor bragging rights at the annualCSU Fun Run.

HUNTER HAS TAUGHTAT EVERY SCHOOLWHERE HE HASWORKED ANDCONTINUES TO TEACHEACH SEMESTER ATCSU. HE TEACHESTHE MBA CAPSTONECOURSE IN STRATEGICMANAGEMENT.


Our campus ministries department is active offcampus as well as on. Sixty-one students trained to becounselors for The Franklin Graham Festival inCharleston last fall. The University sends interns toStudent Leadership University each summer, and serviceprojects large and small are a part of campus life. Thisyear students, faculty and staff have shared Christ in 11countries and 10 states on mission trips.

“The University continues to be true to its mission,”said Hunter. “In recent years, refining and clarifyingthe University’s vision has given us focus and direction.Our vision is to be a Christian university nationallyrecognized for integrating faith in learning, leading andserving. Our staffing and allocation of resources arefocused on achieving the University’s vision. We aresurely moving toward excellence.”

“It has been my privilege to serve on the leadershipteam at CSU for 22 years,” said Dr. Rick Brewer, vicepresident for student affairs and athletics. “The growth ofthe university has been expressed in academic qualityand commitment to the university’s mission. The solidleadership of Dr. Hunter to the task of building aChristian university devoted to scholarship whileuncompromisingly emphasizing spiritual developmenthas been the key to the institution’s sustainable growth.”

“Dr. Hunter has tapped into a new source of excite-ment with the University’s efforts to move to the nextlevel of faith integration,” said Dr. Jim Colman, vicepresident for academic affairs. “As we have sharpenedthe University’s focus on this primary distinctive, Dr.Hunter has led the way in encouraging the wholecampus community to become more intentional withintegrating biblical truth.”

“He was from a blue collar working family in Lancaster,”said Bonnette. “He had those small town values andbelieved in the Christian value system. Because of hispersonal experiences he had enormous empathy for adultstudents going back to school. Jairy understood ourmission, our role from the very beginning. I remember himtelling us that every college espouses academic excellencebut the reason we do it is first to honor God.”

At spring commencement in May 2009, Hunter wassurprised with an honorary doctorate in public serviceby the board of trustees. Ron Brantley, chairman of theBoard, said, “Jairy and Sissy Hunter are dedicated tothe mission and vision of the University. They are myfriends, and I look forward to serving with them in thefuture.” Secretary of the Board, Gloria Thiem added,“I have seen many changes that have all been to thebetterment of the University since Sissy and Jairy cameto CSU. Their dedication is seen in many facets on alocal and national level.”

North Charleston mayor and CSU alumnus R. KeithSummey declared July 15, 2009, Dr. Jairy and SissyHunter Day in North Charleston.

“The City of North Charleston is grateful for theHunters and looks forward to the continuing success ofCharleston Southern University,” announced the mayor.

In September 2009 at Convocation, Hunter was hon-ored again when he received the Order of the Palmetto.The award is considered the highest civilian honor in thestate of South Carolina and recognizes a person’s lifetimeachievements and contributions to the state.

“This is one of the highest honors of my career,”said Hunter.

Hunter reflects, “The greatest challenge that weenvision is providing financial aid for our students. Thepopularity of the school grows every year. Highly qualifiedstudents want to come here, but there is a financial gap tofill. The S.C. Baptist Convention, through the CooperativeProgram fund, continues to provide much-neededfinancial assistance to our students, along with federal,state and donor support. We will continue to workdiligently to raise funds to fill this gap. Securing sufficientstudent financial aid is our greatest challenge.”

“The second challenge is providing the capitalfacilities consistent with our growth,” said Hunter.“Three projects that are on the horizon are the ChristianLeadership building, an athletic center with men’s andwomen’s locker rooms, offices and study stations whichwill assist our athletes and trainers, and a ConvocationCenter with a basketball arena.”

In 25 years, Hunter has led the institution in develop-ing a sound mission and an inspiring vision. Enrollmenthas doubled; eight buildings have been built; he hascultivated a thriving board of visitors, and numerousprograms and services have been added. Future plansare to expand enrollment to 4,000 by 2020. Maybe nowwould be a good time to think about retiring.

Retirement? No – for Hunter the explanation is quitesimple: our work is not done, and students needfinancial assistance.

And let’s not forget William Seals’ final words in 1986:“… It is my vision that somewhere, someday, JairyHunter will go down in history as having been anintegral part of the growth of Baptist College, of makingit what it ought to be and what it should be and whatit can be.”

right: Addressing thegraduation audience.

AT SPRINGCOMMENCEMENT IN

MAY 2009, HUNTERWAS SURPRISED

WITH AN HONORARYDOCTORATE IN

PUBLIC SERVICE BYTHE BOARD OF

TRUSTEES.RON BRANTLEY,

CHAIRMAN OF THEBOARD, SAID, “JAIRY

AND SISSY HUNTERARE DEDICATED TOTHE MISSION AND

VISION OF THEUNIVERSITY. THEYARE MY FRIENDS,

AND I LOOKFORWARD TO

SERVING WITHTHEM IN THE

FUTURE.”



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Mary Ann BishopRon Brantley

E. Carl Burrell Jr.R. Jason CaskeyW. Sonny ClardyDarrell CoulterWayne Creech

Board of TrusteesEach member of the Board of Trustees is elected by the South Carolina Baptist Convention for a term of five years. The purpose ofthe board is to oversee the formulation of policy necessary and appropriate to accomplish the University's mission and vision.

Bucky DrakeBob Edwards

Terry EzellDaniel Inabinet

Dale LuskJ. Mark Redwine

Doug ReevesCharlie Rhodes

Malcolm RobinsonAlan Rogers

Johnny G. RumboughKen Sandifer

Tim SpurlingGloria ThiemBert Welch

Earl F. WheelerJerry WilliamsScott Woods

Jean AshbyTutti Beasley

Vicki CampbellPatti A. Childress

Anita CowardMary Davis

Phyllis J. EvansLinda Fick

Nancy GunterBarbara Law Hamn

Jeanie HeathSissy HunterJean Inabinet

Women’s CouncilThe Women’s Council serves through numerous serviceand fundraising projects to beautify the campus andprovide scholarships to worthy students.

Elaine LingKitty Mescher

Freda OttLynthia PiccioneBettye ShealyPeggy SineathDeAnna TroutDiane WalkerSandra Ward

Jan WitteKaye P. WrenSusan Yohe

OFFICERSEdna Edwards Williams

R. Aaron Dunn Geneva Anne Turner

Rex Divine Danny Johnson

Alumni BoardEstablished in 1982, the Alumni Board assists alumni instaying in touch with the University and assists alumni ininvesting in the future of their alma mater.

MEMBERSStephen Cadwallader

Anthony FountainLili Gresham

Hope S. HarrisonKristin Moore Olney

Lecius MoorerDeborah Vinson Spencer

Dave H. Thompson

DeAndre ArnoldD. L. Aydlette Jr.

Thad BellLuke Blackmon

William A. BlantonWilliam P. Bowers

Darrell BraggCoy H. Browning

Matthew BrownleeRusty Bruns

Bobby R. BryantJoe Calandra

Clancy CipkalaJames Colman

Buc Club Board of DirectorsThe Buccaneer Club Board of Directors assists in planning, promoting and securing resources for the athletic program. Boardmembers are individuals who have a strong interest in supporting University athletics. Members serve for a three-year term andmay serve additional terms without interruption. Members contribute a minimum of $1,000 per year during their term on the board.

James Dalton Jr.Joe DettreyKen Evans

Hardy Ferguson Jr.Mike Frost

Mike GiuntaBuddy Gray

Troy HerndonCharles Hester

Charles HirschmanJim Hoisington

Vincent E. Hoover Jr.Sissy Hunter

Wilbur Johnson

David JonesJohn KammeyerStan Kowalski

Seth KupfermanJoseph LandChris Lanoue

Charlie LedfordTaylor Lee

Jesse LodgeLevoy McCrayBarbara Mead

Jay MillsJan Mims

Brooks P. Moore

Steve NicholsonBob Ott

John PagliaJudy Parsons

Rob ScharsteinDavid Shealy

David E. ThiemRobert Tisdale

Eric WalkeWilliam A. Weathersbee

Bryson WilliamsFrank WilliamsonWilliam E. Wilson

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Board of VisitorsThe Board of Visitors is an important support group for the University. It enables the donor to par-ticipate personally with the University and its students. It is a channel for the involvement andnetworking of distinguished citizens and leaders who are interested in furthering the University'smission and providing assistance in the areas of scholarships for students, planning, promotingand resource development. There are four levels of giving opportunities available. Companiesfunding membership are listed in italics.

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BooksellersBrian Stark

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Brantley ConstructionGary D. Brantley

Ronald E. Brantley Sidney A. Brantley

Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas L. GrisetoHeritage Trust Federal Credit Union

James H. McDaniel

Jenzabar, Inc.Robert A. Maginn Jr.

SC Federal Credit UnionR. Scott Woods

Dr. & Mrs. Timothy J. SpurlingYoung Clement Rivers, LLP

C. Michael Branham

PRESIDENTIAL COUNCIL: Each member serves a two-year term and contributes a minimum giftof $10,000 annually. In addition to the above benefits, members benefit from title sponsorship forBOV scheduled activities, President's Club Dinner and Scholarship Luncheons and meet and dis-cuss key issues with members of the Board of Trustees, the president and senior University cabi-net members and private social gatherings. Members of the Presidential Council are featuredthroughout the President's Report.

Robert W. AshbyR. Jason Caskey

Cary ChastainW. Russell Drake

R. Malcolm EdwardsRobert H. EdwardsKenneth M. EvansJerry Patrick Gazes

Stephen Lawrence GritzukKeith Allen Hewitt

Van D. Hipp Jr.Jason E. JamesL. Joseph Land

Doyle & Dana McBrideJulian C. Moore

Bert Pooser

Thomas Lee RhodesV. Lynn SingletonBoyce L. Smith

Cherie Dawn TolleyJohnny E. WardJ. Emory Ware

Mary F.D. Williams

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL: Each member serves a three-year term and contributes a minimum gift of$5,000 annually. Members of the Executive Council receive the same benefits listed above, aswell as being able to serve on the Executive Council of their choice to advise and support aparticular college or school (College of Humanities and Social Sciences, College of Science andMathematics, School of Business, School of Education, School of Nursing); the opportunity tointeract with faculty in member's areas of interest and, if appropriate, speak to students or serveon discussion panels; and an invitation to attend selected social gatherings with dean and faculty.

Michael Kevin Alford, CFP®, MBADonald P. BaldersonJeffrey J. Coghlan

Brett A. CorderHugh D. DurrenceMarie K. Griffin

Thomas & Tara Hulsey

Robert J. NagyKevin B. Welch

Robert C. Whitten

LEADERSHIP COUNCIL: Each member serves a four-year term and contributes a minimum giftof $2,500 annually. In addition to the above, Leadership Council members are afforded access toselected outstanding seniors who possess potential as future employees and formal recognitionin University publications and local media outlets.


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Harold H. Adams Jr.Barry Sullivan ArmstrongBillie F. Attaway Jr.Ava Bryant AyersCharles R. Bailey Jr.Richard C. Barry Jr.Durwood J. BartonPaul & Diane BartonJohn BeahmThaddeus J. BellJohn S. BennettTimothy C. BennettDayna C. BerenyiKenneth M. BetschFranklin C. BlantonWilliam A. BlantonPaul S. BolenA. Kennerley Bonnette Jr.David V. BraddonLauree A. BradwayBret BrembergJonathan Craig BrewerRobert J. BrinsonJason H. BrittainCathryn BroderhausenDavid BrownR. Keith BrownDexter X. O. BunchDouglas C. BurnetteJeffrey D. BurnsEdwin Carl BurrellRandy ByerlyJoseph N. ByronBarbara Horton CaldwellRobert A. CaldwellPaul G. Campbell Jr.Lalla Lee CampsenCharles CantoreRichard K. CarlisleCharles W. CarpenterWade T. CaughmanKay C. CauthenThomas B. CauthenPatti A. ChildressRosanne H. ChristoJ. Allen Clayton Jr.Rosemary M. CollinsWilliam Charles CollinsGeorge C. ConolyAnthony ConstantinePeter J. CopelandW. Ed Corbin Jr.Gene Michael CorvinoWilliam Carl Crane IIIKathryn CrawfordDaniel W. Cross IVF. Rudy Cullum IIIPaul A. CurryRichard B. Daniel Sr.

William B. DanielHenry D'AntonioM. Todd DavenportDaniel W. DavisJeffery L. DealWilliam H. DennisRonald Edgar DeWittJason M. DonahueJudy DoranAlbert Doria Jr.Mario DoriaDennis DrewRoseann W. DrewWilliam O. DukeDaniel S. Dukes IVR. Aaron DunnThomas W. Edwards Jr.Carl W. EhmannRebecca J. EngelmanGeorge E. EppsTodd EricssonMarcia G. FalkGeorge Scott FennellHattie FieldsGerald M. FinkelF. Leon FlemingWilliam Theodore FordAnthony G. FountainMarion E. Freeman Jr.Michael J. FrostFaythe R. FurmanJames C. FurmanRichard W. FurmanKevin Wiley FutrellSamuel GandyJames L. Gardner Jr.Preston Eugene GarrettDavid GerhardtRonnie M. GivensLee GloverJames H. GoodmanBill Goodwin Jr.Dennis L. GoreJames Bruce GowdyJessie M. GraingerBernard Arthur GrantJohn Robert GrayGeorge C. Greene IIIFaye Breland GreshamRichard L. GritzukLarry K. GroomsTerry J. GunnDaniel W. GuyKim L. HairfieldLiticia W. HairstonJohn L. HallJoseph M. HallTony E. Hall

Virginia A. Hamilton-HartzogRobert A. HammondFitzhugh N. HamrickF. William HargroveRandolph H. HarleyCathy B. HarvinWilliam C. Haselden Sr.Dowm M. HawleySamuel W. HayesMartin HealyPaul J. HeinauerVirginia H. HinnantEric HintonJohn A. HodgesJames E. HoisingtonJackie HortonSamuel M. HortonJohn L. HoseyKay Merie HoseyJairy & Christine HunterDaniel Edward Hydrick IVDaniel J. InabinetWilson Virgil Inabinet Jr.James K. JarrettDanny JohnsonJeryl W. JohnsonRonald F. JohnsonVera F. JohnsonJames H. JonesKeith G. Jones Sr.Mary JosephJason S. JurkowskiAlvin William KatzLane S. KelleyDean KellyEdward M. Kennedy IIIJudith C. Kneece HetzLuther Carl KnightLane F. LaCorteLinda Celestina LangDonald John Lauer IIIJohn Davis LesemannSamuel T. LeskyElaine L. LingJames E. LivingstonCynthia Michelle LovinsCrystal G.H. LoweryRobert C. LutesEmory S. MainSteven S. MarshallJames T. Martin Jr.Digit MathenyJudy C. McAlhanyClaudette McCallJack N. McCathern Sr.Robert L. McDanielDouglas G. McElveenDouglas W. McFarlandTimothy P. McGlame

Douglas S. McIlvaineH. Chapman McKayJames P. McVicarJames E. MerrittCheryl A. MerschenWilliam L. MerschenJames R. MettsKip D. MillerR. Wayne MillsJohn MitchellSue E. MitchellJoyce P. MixsonMike MonteiJames A. MoodyWayland E. MoodyPolly L. MooreHazel A. MoorerLecius Laverne MoorerLester Lee MoulderCharles S. MuldrowEugene MurrayEsther Lorscheider NashRodney R. NealRobin Ward NicholsJ. Edward NolanJ. Edward Norris IIIRobert NovelloDonald F. NyeJohn S. OlsonBobby F. OttFreda T. OttL. Vernon OwensDana Patrick PainterJames L. Parker Jr.Roger K. ParkerJim PascuttiLinda T. PattersonMyron PattersonMargaret L. M. PayneWilliam W. Peagler IIIMickey PerryHarmon B. PersonHarold L. PhillipsTony PopeRobert L. PrattCharles R. Price Jr.Claudius H. Pritchard Jr.Mary V. PropesGeorge T. QuinnEric E. RadabaughPeter RaddingJames P. RaihJohn Colt RamseyRobert S. RandallRoger R. RandolphJohn Mark RedwineDouglas A. ReevesCharles F. Rhodes Jr.Jeanine G. Rhodes

BOARD OF VISITORS: Each member serves a four-year term and contibutes a minimum gift of $1,000 annually. Board meetingsare scheduled semiannually in March and October with spouse trips available in conjunction with the meetings. Other benefitsinclude an invitation to the President's Club Dinner, an invitation to the spring Scholarship Luncheon, an invitation to additionalselected University events, a quarterly networking breakfast and recognition in University publications.


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David T. RichardsonRobert D. RobbinsKarl J. RobinsonMalcolm N. RobinsonMark A. RobinsonRyan RodkeyLarry Alan RogersJames P. Rooney Sr.Edward Leonidas RowellJames H. RozierClaudia W. SandersEugene William SandersBeverly Marsh SandiferKenneth Berton SandiferDale SaulisburyRobert ScharsteinHarry L. SchicklingTimothy Eugene ScottTerrye C. SeckingerElizabeth T. ShealyJ. Scott Shepherd Jr.Ruthie SimmonsLloyd E. SineathBrent SkinnerH. McRoy Skipper Jr.David V. SmithJ. Larry SmithMark M. Smith

Maxine E. SmithWalter W. SmithTodd W. SmythEuclides Solivan Jr.Alice SouthernJames D. SouthernDavid Thomas Spell Jr.Odell SteeleTodd A. StephensonElona C. StevensNathan B. SullivanJoseph F. TallonJohn P. Tankersley IIIAnn S. TaylorMark W. TaylorCharles B. TeagueJennifer H. ThiemDavid Hugh Thompson Jr.O. L. Thompson IIIW. Rosser ThrashJohn D. TroutCraig TuckGeorge L. Tupper Jr.Geneva Anne TurnerCharles H. Van RysselbergeChad Van SlootenJames & Diane Walker Thomas Walker

Sandra B. WardSteve E. WardCharles K. WarrenRufus Washington Jr.Wayne WatersWilliam A. WeathersbeeHubert H. Welch IIIJ. Scott WellsWilliam A. WhatleyWilliam G. White Sr.Walter R. WhitmanJeff C. WhittingtonJohn Lewis Wiggins IIIStacy Edgar WigginsCharles A. WilliamsJerry M. WilliamsMevelyn WilliamsMichael E. WilliamsMichael G. WilliamsRebecca R. WilliamsSteve WrayJoe R. WrenC. Ray WrennMela WyethJohn W. WyndhamFred A. YoheCharles E. YoungJoe Young

$1,000,000+HORTON CHURCH MUSICENDOWEDDr. W. Gregory Horton*Mrs. Barbara Horton Caldwell

$500,000 - $999,999JIMMIE AND PATRICIA BREWERENDOWED Mr.* & Mrs. Jimmie BrewerMr. Brad Brewer

JOHNNY RHODES FAMILYENDOWEDDr. Johnny B. Rhodes*Mrs. Jeanine G. RhodesMrs. Katherine R. SmithMrs. Peggy R. Fain

DR. T. WALTER BRASHIERFAMILY ENDOWED Dr. T. Walter Brashier

$250,000 - $499,999CHARLESTON HEIGHTS BAPTISTCHURCH ENDOWED The members of CharlestonHeights Baptist ChurchMr. Clifford E. JohnsonMrs. Nina A. Hickman

Endowed ScholarshipsWe wish to thank the following friends who have established scholarship endowments to assiststudents in achieving their dream of a top-quality education in a Christian environment atCharleston Southern University.

W. FLOYD WHITFIELD ENDOWEDDr. & Mrs. Wm. Floyd Whitfield

JEFF C. WHITTINGTON FAMILYENDOWED Mr. & Mrs. Jeff C. Whittington

$100,000 - $249,999ADAMS & ASSOCIATESINTERNATIONAL MK ENDOWED Dr. Harold H. Adams Jr.

J. CARLISLE MCALHANYMINISTERIAL ENDOWED Dr. J. Carlisle McAlhany*Mrs. Judy C. McAlhany

CHARLES NEILL MOOREENDOWEDDr. J. Frank Mixson*Mrs. Joyce P. Mixson

HENRY AND DERRY WINGOENDOWED Dr. & Mrs. Henry C. Wingo*

JOHN F. & RUTH B. MCGEEENDOWED Dr. & Mrs. John F. McGee

MASON FAMILY ENDOWED Dr. Franklin G. Mason

W. NORRIS LIGHTSEY ENDOWED Dr. & Mrs. W. Norris Lightsey*Mrs. Margaret L. Payne

NELL PEEPLES LIGHTSEYENDOWED Dr. & Mrs. W. Norris Lightsey*Mrs. Margaret L. Payne

FRANK & EMILIE SMITHCHRISTIAN MINISTRY ENDOWEDThe estate of Mr. Frank W. Smith

FRANK & EMILIE SMITHENDOWED The estate of Mr. Frank W. Smith

BANK OF AMERICA SCHOLARENDOWED Bank of America

DR. AND MRS. JAMES H.STORM FAMILY ENDOWED Friends & family of Dr. & Mrs.James H. StormMrs. Suzanne WilliamsMrs. Jenny Atkinson

WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARSTENDOWED William Randolph HearstFoundation

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JOYCE AND FRANK MIXSONENDOWEDMrs. Joyce P. Mixson

TROY G. KNIGHT MEMORIALENDOWEDMr. & Mrs. L. C. Knight

CSU ALUMNI ASSOCIATIONENDOWED Charleston Southern UniversityAlumni

JAMES R. METTS ENDOWEDSheriff James R. Metts, EdD

JIM SETTLE TRACK & FIELDENDOWEDDr. Michael J. Frost

ROBERT H. EDWARDS FAMILYENDOWED Dr. & Mrs. Robert H. Edwards

$50,000 - $99,999CLIF AND RUTH JONESENDOWED Drs. Clif* & Ruth Jones*

RUTH M. JONES ENDOWEDRuth M. Jones*

DR. AND MRS. FRED K. NORRISJR. ENDOWED Dr. & Mrs. Fred K. Norris Jr.

WARD FAMILY ENDOWED Mr. & Mrs. Johnny E. Ward

THIEM FAMILY ATHLETICENDOWED Mr. David ThiemDr. Gloria J. Thiem

LISA SINEATH NURSINGENDOWED Dr. & Mrs. Lloyd E. Sineath

T.B.HANKINSON ENDOWED Mr. T. B. Hankinson*

MARY ANN BISHOP ENDOWED Mr. & Mrs. G. David Bishop

JOHN AND MARY NORRISENDOWED Mr. John E. Norris, Jr.*Mr. William M. Norris

FIRST CITIZENS BANK ENDOWED Mr. Tom TroucheFirst Citizens Bank

POST & COURIER – J. DOUGLASDONEHUE COMMUNITYJOURNALISMDr. Pierre ManigaultThe Post & CourierSusan SandersThe Post & Courier Foundation

SHAYLOR AND GENEVAWALTERS ENDOWEDDr. Shaylor O. Walters*Mrs. Geneva Walters & Family

$25,000 - $49,999SULLIVAN FAMILY ENDOWED Dr. & Mrs. Hewlett K. Sullivan

DR. JOHN A. HAMRICKENDOWED Dr. John A. Hamrick*Mrs. John A. Hamrick

PAYNE FAMILY ENDOWED Dr. C. Ronald Payne*Mrs. Margaret L. Payne

GEORGE H. NEWTON CHRISTIANENDOWED Mr. William J. Newton*Sauldam Baptist Church

EVANS FAMILY ENDOWED Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth M. Evans

HORTON FAMILY ENDOWEDDr. W. Gregory Horton*Mrs. Barbara Horton Caldwell

BARTOW JAMES & ERNESTENEPRIESTER YOUMANS ENDOWEDMrs. Ernestene P. Youmans*

DR. DAVID W. CUTTINO MUSICENDOWED Mr. Robert W. Harrell Sr.Dr. David Cuttino*Mrs. Dell Cuttino

WELTON H. & MARY FRANCESCATOE FAMILY ENDOWED The estate of Welton H. & MaryFrances CatoeMs. Ann S. Taylor

HUGH C. LANE JR. FAMILYENDOWED Dr. Hugh C. Lane Jr.

FURMAN AND ESTHERTOUCHBERRY ENDOWED Mrs. Esther Touchberry

ANNA M. MARLIN ENDOWED Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth M. Evans

AMERICAN HERITAGE LIFESCHOLAR ENDOWED American Heritage Life InsuranceCompany

LORETTA B. DANIEL ENDOWED Mr. & Mrs. William B. DanielMr. & Mrs. Richard B. Daniel

CAROLYN E. GILBERT MEMORIALENDOWED Mr. Norman F. Gilbert*Mrs. Marguerite J. Gilbert

CORBIN FAMILY ENDOWED Mr. & Mrs. W. Ed Corbin

F. WILLIAM AND RHONDA K.HARGROVE FAMILY ENDOWEDMr. & Mrs. F. William Hargrove

PHYLLIS J. EVANS ENDOWEDMrs. Phyllis J. Evans

MATTIE LEIGH FRANCESEENDOWED CSU Women’s Council

MARGARET E. BARTON ANDJENNIFER BARTON ENDOWEDPaul & Diane Barton

LILLIAN S. SMITH NURSINGENDOWEDThe Lillian S. Smith FoundationWilliam F. Quattlebaum

JENZABAR FOUNDATIONENDOWEDRobert A. Maginn Jr. CEO

To $24,999DEANNA YOUNG AVANTNURSING ENDOWED Mr. & Mrs. Joe Young, family andfriends

CHARLIE AND BELLE BAILEYFAMILY ENDOWED Dr. & Mrs. Charlie Bailey Jr.

CINDY & LYNN BAKERMEMORIAL ENDOWED Mrs. Douglas N. Baker

ROBERT O. & JUANITA R.BARKER ENDOWED Mrs. Geneva M. Walters

BLACKWELL FAMILY ENDOWEDDr. & Mrs. Danny R. Blackwell

BRASHER-FAWBUSH FAMILYENDOWED Mr. & Mrs. Kent Brasher

BOBBY R. BRYANT ENDOWEDMr. Bobby R. Bryant

BURGER KING/SCOTTWEHNES/JOSH BENDERENDOWEDBurger King CorporationFamily & Friends of Scott Wehnes

J. FRED BUZHARDT JR.AMERICANISM ENDOWED J. Fred Buzhardt*

FRANCES CANNON ENDOWED The estate of Frances CannonMrs. Jeanine Rhodes

CAPTURE YOUR DREAMNURSING ENDOWED CSU Nursing Faculty, Students &Friends

CHARLES K. AND SUSAN J.CONNELLY ENDOWED Mrs. Susan J. Connelly*

JUSTIN E. COPE MEMORIALENDOWEDFamily & friends of Justin E. CopeMrs. Kimberly CopeMr. Billy Garrett

CORNERSTONE BAPTISTCHURCH ENDOWED The members of CornerstoneBaptist ChurchDr. Shaylor O. Walters*Mrs. Geneva M. Walters

CSU NURSING ENDOWED Friends of Charleston SouthernUniversity

DANTZLER FAMILY TEACHEREDUCATION ENDOWED Mrs. R. M. Dantzler Ms. Pat Ferrell

MATILDA F. DUNSTON TEACHEREDUCATION ENDOWEDMrs. Judy Epps

DALE EUGENE DYER MEMORIALENDOWED Mr. & Mrs. D. Wayne Dyer

GAMBLE GIVENS & MOODY, P.A.ENDOWED Gamble Givens & Moody, P.A.

SUZANNE GASQUE NURSINGENDOWED Ms. Suzanne Gasque

GOODMAN FAMILY ENDOWED Dr. & Mrs. James Goodman

FURMAN R. GRESSETTEENDOWED Mr. & Mrs. Furman R. Gressette*

BETTY J. HALL MEMORIALENDOWED Captain John L. Hall

ALEX AND CATHY HARVINFAMILY ENDOWED Representative C. Alex Harvin, III *Representative Cathy B. Harvin

JOE F. HAYES JR. ENDOWED The family of Mr. & Mrs. Joe F.Hayes Jr.

ERNEST AND EMILY HITEENDOWED Family & Friends of Ernest &Emily HiteMrs. Emily H. Hite

HUFFMASTER JOHNSONCRIMINAL JUSTICE ENDOWED Dr. Elizabeth McConnell

DR. JAIRY C. HUNTER JR. MBAENDOWED Dr. Jairy C. Hunter Jr.

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Brantley Construction Company, LLC

Brantley ConstructionCompany, LLC isbased out ofCharleston, S.C., andhas worked over thepast 31 years primarilyin the Southeast witha focus in SouthCarolina and NorthCarolina. Our

longevity in itself demonstrates the success of our company.We have established an excellent reputation in completingprojects in the restaurant, retail, ecclesiastical, educational,medical, industrial, office/warehouse, institutional, and fire& rescue fields. In 2003 Brantley opened an office in Canton,North Carolina, to be closer to its projects in that state.Most recently, our focus has been in the institutional sectorproviding our expertise in contributing to the goals ofnumerous school districts.

Brantley maintains a highly qualified management staff of threeregistered professional engineers, an associate architect andmore than 40 professional employees and support personnel.This includes eight highly experienced superintendents alongwith dozens of foremen, carpenters, and other trade personnelto insure that a Brantley Construction Company project willbe built to the highest quality standards.

Brantley Construction Company is a recipient of the SmallBusiness Administration Award for its performance in ProjectManagement. This award pays tribute to BrantleyConstruction’s ability to expertly respond to the needs ofeach with exacting and efficient diligence.

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CAROLYN KILLEN HUNTER OUT-STANDING CHRISTIAN TEACHERENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP &AWARDDr. & Mrs. Jairy C. Hunter Jr.

CHRISTINE L. HUNTER, MD ANDJAIRY C. HUNTER III, MDCHRISTIAN LEADERSHIPENDOWED Dr. Jairy C. Hunter IIIDr. Christine L. Hunter

JILL CAROLINE HUNTERNURSING ENDOWED Mrs. Jill McElheny

HUNTER/LANCASTER ENDOWED First Baptist Church

HUNTER/MORIAH ASSOCIATIONENDOWED Moriah Baptist Association

MABEL ETLING INFINGERENDOWED The estate of Mabel Etling InfingerRev. Talmadge Infinger

RON AND DIANE JACKSONENDOWED Rev. Ronald B. Jackson Sr.

VERA JOHNSON ENDOWED Dr. Vera F. Johnson

KEVIN D. KEYES MEMORIALENDOWED Mr. & Mrs. William Keyes

EVELYN HICKS LITTLEJOHNENDOWED Mr. Broadus R. Littlejohn Jr.

CLEO T. MCALHANY ENDOWED Dr. J. Carlisle McAlhany*Mrs. Judy C. McAlhany

LEWIS E. MCCORMICKENDOWED First Baptist ChurchDr. Lewis E. McCormick

ORLAND JAMES & HANNAH LEEBOYLES MALPHRUS ENDOWEDMr. & Mrs. G. Dwaine Malphrus Sr.

MVP GROUP INTERNATIONAL,INC. ENDOWEDMary V. Propes

KIP D. MILLER FAMILY ENDOWED Mr. & Mrs. Kip D. Miller

COL. D. K. NORRIS ENDOWED Norris FoundationWachovia Trust Department

JOHN E. NORRIS JR. ENDOWEDMr. J. Edward Norris IIIMrs. Alice T. Norris

DR. H. CLYDE ODOM ENDOWED Mr. James RuppertDr. H. Clyde Odom

GENE AND FREDA OTT FAMILYENDOWEDMrs. Gene Ott

JAMES H. OUZTS MEMORIALENDOWED Mrs. Florence Jeffcoat

LOUIS PASSAILAIGUE MEMORIALENDOWED Mrs. Clifford R. Passailaigue

HAROLD AND VIVIAN ROWELLENDOWED Mr. & Mrs. Harold L. Rowell*

DR. CHESTER F. RUSSELLENDOWED Remount Baptist Church

HAL AND ANNE RUSSELLENDOWEDMr. & Mrs. Harold B. Russell Jr.

SANDY SANDERS MEMORIALENDOWED Mr. & Mrs. Jamie E. Sanders

FRANCIS RICHARD SCOBEEENDOWED Dr. V. June Scobee Rodgers

HARRY AND NAN SCHICKLINGENDOWED Mr. & Mrs. Harry Schickling

KATHRYN MOYE SHARPEENDOWED Mr. William SharpeDr. Kathryn M. Sharpe

BETTYE AND DAVID SHEALYENDOWED Mr. & Mrs. David Shealy

SOUTHERN FAMILY ATHLETICENDOWED Mr. & Mrs. James D. SouthernMr. William G. Southern*Mrs. Alice R. Southern

STOVALL FAMILY ENDOWED Mr. & Mrs. James Stovall

F.D. STOVALL NURSINGENDOWEDFamily of Mr. Floyd D. Stovall Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Rusty E. Bruns

SUNSHINE HOUSE TEACHINGENDOWED Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Drew

STROM THURMOND ENDOWED Mr. J. Strom Thurmond Jr.

J. R. WEBER ENDOWED Dr. Joseph R. Weber *Mrs. Joseph R. Weber

WEST HARTSVILLE BAPTISTCHURCH ENDOWED West Hartsville Baptist Church

JERRY AND ANITA ZUCKERFAMILY ENDOWED Jerry Zucker*Mrs. Anita Zucker

BWC PRODUCTS, INC. ENDOWED Mr. Robert Bertino

ROBINSON FAMILY ENDOWED Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm Robinson

LLOYD AND RUTH SWINKENDOWEDMrs. Ruth Swink

WILLIAM ROGERS SMITHMEMORIAL ENDOWED Mrs. Lane Kelley

EDWARD A. GADSON MEMORIALENDOWEDMr. & Mrs. Edward Gadson

MARJORIE E. PEALE ENDOWED Marjorie E. Peale

RONNIE SISSON MEMORIALENDOWEDMr. William A. Weathersbee

BONNIE T. WEATHERSBEENURSING ENDOWEDMr. William A. Weathersbee

LYNN PREACHER YEAGERTEACHER EDUCATION ENDOWEDLynn Preacher YeagerHugh W. Preacher

JIM AND DOLORES FURMANFAMILY ENDOWEDMr. & Mrs. James C. Furman

JOE AND CAROL DEANENDOWEDDr. & Mrs. Joseph O. Dean Jr.

TROY HERNDON ENDOWED Mr. Troy Herndon

THRASH FAMILY ATHLETICENDOWEDMr. & Mrs. W. Rosser Thrash



* Deceased

AnonymousPete & Beth (Worthy) Adamczyk

Harold H. Adams, Jr.Durwood J. Barton

Dr. & Mrs. Ken BonnetteDr. & Mrs. Tony BlantonDr. Daniel W. Cross, IVMs. Lili Beth Gresham

Dr.* & Mrs. John. A. HamrickJackie & Earlene Horton

Dr. & Mrs. Jairy C. Hunter, Jr.Jairy C. Hunter, III, MD

The Legacy SocietyEach member of The Legacy Society has remembered the University through a bequest intention, charitable trust, life income plan,life insurance, endowed scholarship or other estate planning technique. Membership in The Legacy Society is activated when thedonor notifies Charleston Southern University that he or she has made the commitment to the University.

Christine L. Hunter, MDDaniel J. InabinetRuth M. Jones*

Ronald Edward KlepperL. Celestina Lang

Dr. Franklin G. MasonMr. & Mrs. Kip MillerMr. Julian C. Moore

Berlin G. MyersWilliam D. & Debra K. Nicholson

Steve & Micki OgburnGene* & Freda Ott

Mr.* & Mrs. C. Ronald PayneMarjorie E. Peale

John & Jane RamseyByron A. Reid, Attorney at Law

John B. Rhodes*L.H. Rowell*

Harry & Nan SchicklingBill* & Alice Southern

Jim & Pat SouthernDavid T. Spell, Jr.

Mr.* & Mrs. Porter G. StevensMr. & Mrs. James H. Stovall

Dr.* & Mrs. Otto M. StrockLt. Col.& Mrs. Joseph F. Tallon

Mr. David Thiem & Dr. Gloria ThiemJohnny E. & Sandra B. Ward

Dr. & Mrs. Bert WelchWilliam G. White, Sr.

Floyd & Shirley WhitfieldFred L. & Susan R. Worthy

Ernestene P. Youmans*Mr. & Mrs. Edward T. Zeigler, Sr.

President's Gold ClubLife Members($1,000,000+)Dr. & Mrs. W. Gregory HortonDr. & Mrs. Otto M. StrockDr. & Mrs. W. Floyd WhitfieldMr. & Mrs. Henry Wingo

President's Silver ClubLife Members ($250,000 - $999,999)AnonymousDr. & Mrs. T. Walter BrashierMr. & Mrs. Jimmie B. BrewerMrs. J. W. CarpenterMr. & Mrs. Robert H. EdwardsDr. & Mrs. Michael J. FrostDr. & Mrs. Clif S. JonesDr. & Mrs. W. Norris LightseyDr. Franklin G. MasonDr. & Mrs. J. Carlisle McAlhanyDr. & Mrs. J. Franklin MixsonMr. & Mrs. Johnny B. RhodesMr. David and Dr. Gloria ThiemDr. & Mrs. Jeff C. Whittington

President's BronzeClub Life Members($100,000 - $249,999)Dr. & Mrs. Harold H. Adams Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Walter H. Chiles Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Robert CondraMrs. Violet ConeMr. & Mrs. Kenneth M. EvansDr. & Mrs. Jairy C. Hunter Jr.Mrs. Louise C. LightseyDr. & Mrs. John F. McGeeSheriff & Mrs. James R. MettsDrs. Ed & Amy NolanDr. and Mrs. Fred K. NorrisDr. & Mrs. Eugene R. Ott

Lifetime Members of the President's ClubThis program exists to recognize the lifetime giving of individual donors and to ensure that we always remember those who throughtheir generosity have been so vital to the University's success.

Dr. David W. SchimpfMr. Frank W. SmithMr. & Mrs. Johnny E. WardMr. Fred K. Werts

President's Club Life Members($25,000 - $99,999)

Mr. Boyd W. AltmanMrs. Nell W. AshbyMr. & Mrs. Robert W. AshbyMr. & Mrs. John D. AtchisonDr. & Mrs. Charles R. Bailey Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Ronald BanksMrs. Dorothy BarnesDr. & Mrs. John A. Barry Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Paul BartonMr. W.E. BerneMr. & Mrs. G. David BishopDr. & Mrs. Richard W. BlackmonDr. & Mrs. Danny R. BlackwellMr. & Mrs. William A. BlantonMrs. Mildred BomarDr. & Mrs. A. K. Bonnette Jr.Mr. C. E. BourneDr. & Mrs. William P. BowersCapt. & Mrs. Kenton C. BrasherDr. & Mrs. Richard B. BrewerMr. & Mrs. J. Matthew BrownleeMr. & Mrs. Rusty E. BrunsMr. Bobby R. BryantMr. Edward D. BuckleyMr. A. A. Burris Jr.Mr. Marion P. BuschDr. & Mrs. Joseph J. CalandraDr. Barbara H. CaldwellMrs. Mary F. CatoeMr. Henry C. Coan Jr.Mr. & Mrs. W. E. Corbin Jr.Mr. Ralph F. Cothran Sr.Mrs. Marilyn Cox

Mr. W. B. CoxMr. & Mrs. Richard B. Daniel Sr.Mr. & Mrs. William B. DanielMr. & Mrs. R M. DantzlerMr. & Mrs. Marvin E. DennisDr. Natalie B. DennisDr. W. J. DetyensMr. G. Geddes DowlingDr. & Mrs. Dennis DrewMr. & Mrs. R. Malcom EdwardsDr. & Mrs. John A. FincherMr. & Mrs. James C. FurmanMr. & Mrs. Thomas C. GarrettMs. Suzanne GasqueMs. Sue Geesey-JeanMr. & Mrs. Norman GilbertDr. & Mrs. James H. GoodmanCaptain John L. HallDr. & Mrs. John A. HamrickMr. & Mrs. F. William HargroveMr. & Mrs. Robert Harrell Sr.Mr. & Mrs. C. Alex Harvin IIITroy W. HerndonMrs. Francis F. HolidayMr. M. G. HowleMr. Francis HumphriesDr. Jairy C. Hunter III & Dr.Christine HunterDr. Vera F. JohnsonMr. & Mrs. John M. KammeyerMr. & Mrs. Richard C. KayMr. & Mrs. Leland KelleyMrs. F. B. KirklandDr. M. Tucker LaffitteDr. & Mrs. Hugh C. Lane Jr.Dr. & Mrs. Broadus R. Littlejohn Jr.Mr. & Mrs. G. Dwaine Malphrus Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Larry S. MalphrusMr. & Mrs. O. Dale MalphrusMr. Joe L. MayersMr. & Mrs. P. L. McCall Jr.

Mr. C. Dennis McKittrickGov. & Mrs. Robert E. McNairMr. & Mrs. Kip D. MillerMr. & Mrs. R. Wayne MillsMr. Julian C. MooreMr. Herbert J. MurrayMr. & Mrs. Berlin G. MyersMr. & Mrs. Thomas W. MyersMr. Joseph T. NewtonDr. & Mrs.Thomas C. Nichols Jr.Dr. & Mrs. Fred K. Norris Jr.Mr. John NorrisDr. & Mrs. Bobby F. OttMrs. Clifford R. PassailaigueDr. & Mrs. C. Ronald PayneMs. Marjorie E. PealeMr. & Mrs. W. C. PearcyDr. & Mrs. Harrison L. PeeplesMr. & Mrs. Hugh W. PreacherMs. Mary V. PropesMr. & Mrs. John C. RamseyMr. James R. RayDr. & Mrs. Paul G. ReitzerMr. & Mrs. James E. RobertsMr. & Mrs. Malcolm N. RobinsonMr. L H. RowellMr. & Mrs. James E. RuppertMr. & Mrs. Harold B. Russell Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Tom SalisburyMr. & Mrs. James SandersMr. & Mrs. Harry L. SchicklingMr. Thomas SchimpfMr. William & Dr. Kay SharpeMr. D. Austin ShelleyDr. & Mrs. Lloyd E. SineathMr. O. J. SmallMr. William SmoakMr. & Mrs. James D. SouthernDr. & Mrs. Timothy J. SpurlingMr. & Mrs. Porter G. StevensDr. James Storm


Linda and Nick Griseto

Our daughter, Kiley,is a junior in theDerry PattersonWingo School ofNursing atCharlestonSouthern.


Mr. & Mrs. James H. StovallDr. & Mrs. Hewlett K. Sullivan Jr.Mr. & Mrs. W. Rosser ThrashMrs. H. Edward Tyler

Mrs. Geneva M. WaltersMr. & Mrs. Thomas J. WarwickMr. & Mrs. William A. WeathersbeeDr. & Mrs. John G. Wellman

Mr. John WhiteMr. & Mrs. W. Stovall WitteMr. & Mrs. Frank WyattMr. & Mrs. Melvin K. Younts Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Zucker

John A. Hamrick Club$100,000 +Whitfield Family Charity Trust

Jairy C. Hunter Jr. Club$25,000 +Baptist Foundation of SCRobert H. EdwardsJenzabar FoundationRuth M. JonesLettie Pate Whitehead Fnd., Inc.Robert A. Maginn Jr.Roper St. Francis HealthcareFreda T. OttTrident Medical Center

Clif S. Jones Club $10,000 +Harold H. Adams Jr.Arthur J. Gallagher FoundationAyco Charitable FoundationBarnes & Noble CollegeBooksellers, Inc.Kenneth M. EvansMichael J. FrostMike GunterJairy C. Hunter IIIMetro Electric Co., Inc.James R. MettsJ. E. NolanPost & Courier FoundationSC Federal Credit UnionSC Independent CollegesLloyd E. SineathDr. & Mrs. Tim SpurlingBrian StarkState Farm Companies Fnd.Johnny E. WardWilliam A. WeathersbeeEarl F. WheelerJeff C. WhittingtonR. Scott WoodsYoung Clement & Rivers LLP

Founder's Club $5,000 +Robert W. AshbyDerwood L. AydletteDiane B. BartonRoy D. Boggs Jr.David V. BraddonC. M. BranhamRonald E. BrantleyR. J. CaskeyCathedral of PraiseW. R. Drake

All Donors - June 1, 2008 - May 31, 2009George S. FennellG C A Services GroupStephen L. GritzukJane HamrickKeith A. HewittVan D. Hipp Jr.William C. HunterDana E. McBrideJulian C. MooreHugh W. PreacherPublix Super Markets Charities, Inc.Regions BankDavid E. ThiemDaniel S. VroonJ. E. WareMary F. WilliamsJan W. Woods

President's Club $1,000 +Michael K. Alford, CFP®, MBAAllendale First Baptist ChurchArcadisDeAndre' ArnoldAT&TAtlanta Bread Co.Joshua A. AydletteAva B. AyersDonald P. BaldersonBank of AmericaBank of America FoundationBanks Construction CompanyBaptist CourierPaul B. BartonWise H. BattenPatrick L. BaughmanJames A. BellJohn S. BennettBerkeley Electric CooperativeBerlin G. Myers Lumber Co.Kenneth M. BetschRobert L. BlackmonJohn D. BoddenPaul S. BolenWilliam P. BowersDarrell BraggBret L. BrembergRichard B. BrewerRobert J. BrinsonJason H. BrittainConrad BrownDavid BrownR. K. BrownRusty E. BrunsJeff BuchkoDexter X. BunchDouglas C. Burnette

Edwin C. Burrell Jr.Joseph N. Byron Jr.Barbara H. CaldwellRobert A. CaldwellPaul G. Campbell Jr.Chuck CarlandRichard K. CarlisleCarolina Eastern, Inc.J. W. CarpenterCashiers Baptist ChurchCathedral AcademyWade T. CaughmanThomas B. CauthenCharleston Men's ChorusChevronTexaco Products Co.Patti A. ChildressRosanne H. ChristoClancy CipkalaW. S. ClardyJ. A. Clayton Jr.Raymond E. Cleary IIICoastal Carolina Prop. Inc.Coastal Com. Fnd. of SCRobert E. Coffee Jr.Jeffrey J. CoghlanWilliam C. CollinsJames P. ColmanGeorge C. ConolyPeter J. CopelandSarah CorbinW. E. Corbin Jr.Kathryn G. CrawfordTed CreechDaniel W. Cross IVCummings Law Firm, LLCPaul A. CurryCurry Engineers, LLCD. L. Scurry FoundationJames D. Dalton Jr.Richard B. Daniel Sr.William B. DanielDaniel W. DavisHinton G. DavisJeffery L. DealAndrew DeMasiWilliam H. DennisDiamond Hill Plywood Co.Jason M. DonahueMario DoriaDennis DrewRoseann W. DrewB. C. DriggersDuffy & Young LLCDaniel S. Dukes IVJohn B. Duncan



E & L Management Services, LLCEast Cooper Baptist ChurchR. M. EdwardsThomas W. Edwards Jr.Carl W. EhmannRebecca J. EngelmanEnterprise Analysis ConsultingGeorge E. EppsTerry H. EzellMarcia G. FalkPaul H. Ferguson Jr.First Citizens BankFirst Federal of CharlestonFirst National Bank of SCJacqueline FishFlorence First Baptist ChurchWilliam T. FordDaniel C. ForsbergAnthony G. FountainFountain Inn Presbyterian ChurchWillie Frazier Sr.Marion E. Freeman Jr.James C. FurmanSamuel E. GandyJames L. Gardner Jr.Jerry P. GazesGiant Cement Holding, Inc.Mike GiuntaRonnie M. GivensGlasspro, Inc.Julie GoodenoughJames H. GoodmanGoodstein Law Firm, L.L.C.Bill Goodwin Jr.Dennis L. GoreJames B. GowdyJessie M. GraingerBernard A. GrantGeorge C. Greene IIIFaye B. GreshamRichard L. GritzukLarry K. GroomsTerry J. GunnJimmy GuthrieDaniel W. GuyJohn L. HallJoseph M. HallTony E. HallHampton Inn & SuitesRandolph H. HarleyCathy B. HarvinWilliam C. Haselden Sr.Dowm M. HawleySamuel W. HayesMartin HealyPaul J. HeinauerTroy W. HerndonCharles W. Hester Jr.Charles HirschmanCharles F. HiserJohn A. HodgesJames E. HoisingtonVincent E. Hoover Jr.Jackie HortonSamuel M. HortonSandra H. Hughes

Thomas C. HulseyMarvin E. HundleyCarolyn K. HunterJairy C. Hunter Jr.IBM Corporation FoundationDaniel J. InabinetWilson V. Inabinet Jr.J. D. Lesemann Company, Inc.James K. JarrettDanny JohnsonFrances D. JohnsonJeryl W. JohnsonWilbur JohnsonC. D. JonesJames H. JonesKeith G. Jones Sr.Jason S. JurkowskiJohn M. KammeyerAlvin W. KatzKatharine P. KempEdward M. Kennedy IIIJudith C. Kneece HetzLuther C. KnightKnight's CompaniesSeth P. KupfermanChristopher M. LanoueLanxess Corp.John D. LesemannLimehouse Produce CompanyXinwei M. LingJames E. LivingstonMichael E. LocherJesse LodgeRobert C. LutesMAC Restaurant CorporationEmory S. MainFranklin G. MasonMichael S. MauldinClaudette McCallJack N. McCathern Sr.Levoy K. McCrayRobert L. McDanielDouglas W. McFarlandDouglas S. McIlvaineW. D. MendumJames E. MerrittKip D. MillerMilliken & CompanyR. W. MillsJanet M. MimsSue E. MitchellJoyce P. MixsonJames A. MoodyBrooks P. MoorePolly L. MooreHazel A. MoorerCharles S. MuldrowEugene MurrayMurray Signs Inc.Esther L. NashNationwide FoundationRodney R. NealRobin W. NicholsNovello Family Fund of CoastalCommunity Foundation of S.C.Donald F. Nye

Sidney W. OdomDr. and Mrs. Robert OgilvieJohn S. OlsonBobby F. OttL. V. OwensJohn A. Paglia Jr.Dana P. PainterJames L. Parker Jr.Roger K. ParkerLinda T. PattersonMyron PattersonMargaret L. PayneWilliam W. Peagler IIIPenske Truck LeasingHarmon & Joyce PersonHarold L. PhillipsThomas A. PietschPiggly Wiggly Carolina Co. Inc.Bert PooserJames D. PostonRobert L. PrattCharles R. Price Jr.Procter & Gamble FundProduction Design Asso., Inc.Professional PrintersMary V. PropesGeorge T. QuinnPeter RaddingJohn C. RamseyRobert S. RandallRoger R. RandolphJames R. RayJohn M. RedwineDouglas A. ReevesJeanine G. RhodesThomas L. Rhodes Jr.Robert Bosch CorporationJames E. RobertsKarl J. RobinsonMalcolm N. RobinsonRyan RodkeyJames P. Rooney Sr.James H. RozierJohnny G. RumboughMary E. RuppertClaudia W. SandersEugene W. SandersBeverly M. SandiferKenneth B. SandiferSauldam Baptist ChurchRobert ScharsteinHarry L. SchicklingTerrye C. SeckingerSelect HealthSew 'N SewElizabeth T. ShealyJ. S. Shepherd Jr.Showa Denko Carbon, Inc.Brent SkinnerH. M. Skipper Jr.O. J. SmallBoyce L. SmithDavid V. SmithMark M. SmithWalter W. SmithTodd W. Smyth

James D. SouthernDavid T. Spell Jr.Odell SteeleTodd A. StephensonNathan B. SullivanSummerville Baptist ChurchT & T Inc.Joseph F. TallonAnn S. TaylorMark W. TaylorTaylors First Baptist ChurchTenet Healthcare FoundationGloria J. ThiemJennifer H. ThiemO. L. Thompson IIIMichael L. ThornburgJerry L. ThorsellW. R. ThrashTidelands BankTri-State PrintingJohn D. TroutStanley B. Tucker Sr.George L. Tupper Jr.Charles H. Van RysselbergeAmy L. ViarsEric WalkeElizabeth D. WalkerJames W. Walker Jr.Sandra B. WardWilliam L. WardWilliam S. WareRicky G. WaringW. H. WaringWateree Dreams FoundationKevin B. WelchJ. S. WellsH. N. WestWilliam A. WhatleyWilliam G. White Sr.Walter R. WhitmanRobert C. WhittenJohn L. Wiggins IIICharles A. WilliamsJerry M. WilliamsMevelyn WilliamsMichael E. WilliamsRebecca R. WilliamsDebra B. WilliamsonFranklin H. WilliamsonW. Stovall WitteSteve WrayJoe R. WrenC. R. WrennJames A. Wright Jr.Mela WyethJohn W. WyndhamJoe Young

DonorsThomas A. AaronGarrett J. AbelHarris D. AbelNicholas S. AbercrombieRobert R. AbshireJohnathon R. AckissCrystal L. Adams

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Heritage Trust Federal Credit Union

With more than 200 employees and amember-focused philosophy, HeritageTrust Federal Credit Union continues tobe a perfect alternative to banks in theLowcountry. What sets Heritage Trustapart from the competitors is its consistent,long-term commitment to both its 50,000members as well as employees. HeritageTrust is a financially sound organizationthat has successfully served the greater

Charleston community since 1955 and is the only financialinstitution in the Charleston area that has purchased additional,private share insurance coverage on top of the federal amount.

This means Heritage Trust’s member accounts are protected upto $500,000. IRAs are also covered up to $500,000. By concen-trating on the needs and best interests of its members, HeritageTrust has been able to maintain growth and stability even in themidst of economic downturn. “Heritage Trust’s growth and suc-cess can be attributed to our member’s loyalty over the years,embracing change to provide our members with the best technol-ogy and products and services available, hiring great employeesand consistently serving and supporting our local community,”said President and CEO James McDaniel Sr.

Convenience:• 10 branch locations and over 36 ATMs throughout the region.• The credit union’s Web site, www.HeritageTrust.org is available

for members 24/7 to apply for loans, pay bills, view account balances or sign up to receive e-statements.

• Members can also sign up for Mobile Banking for access via their cell phones.

• As a participant in the Shared Branching network, Heritage Trust members who are traveling or relocating can access the services of almost 3,000 credit unions worldwide.

Service:• The credit union’s highly-skilled and dedicated professionals

are available to assist members every day.• Staff are trained to answer member questions and provide

easy access and assistance to product information, loan processing, account information and more.

Trust:• Since Heritage Trust’s members are its owners, members

actively participate in the organization’s future by electing the credit union’s Board of Directors.

• Founded on the philosophy of “people helping people,” credit unions exist only to serve members.


Hiram C. AdamsRay T. AdamsRobert V. AdamsCharles E. AlexanderDonna K. AlexanderAllendale County BankJohn W. AltmanCharles C. Ammons Jr.Louis A. AmorusoCynthia W. AndersonDaisy R. AndersonJoshua M. AndersonLester M. AndersonRonald K. AndersonDamon AndrewsJanet AnsleyDerrick V. AppleLawrence R. ArchWilliam E. ArcherFrancis X. ArchibaldJulia H. ArdBarry S. ArmstrongKenneth R. ArtLinda A. ArtBarbara M. AshMaudeen F. AshleyAshley River Baptist ChurchSara F. AstinAT&T FoundationPaul S. AthertonAmy L. AtkinsLoretta M. AtkinsCarolyn M. AtkinsonRick AtkinsonSharon R. AtkinsonAtlantic Electric Co. Inc.Atlantic Inc.

Atlantic Publication Grp., LLCJ H. AvantRon L. AvantShaunda C. AveryB & G Consultants, LTDB&W Y-12, LLCRichard G. BachStephen A. BaileyMichael B. BakerSandra P. BaneyRichard T. Banks IIIDarrell BarberNancy R. BarendseJohn E. BarfieldKaren D. BarkerMartha F. BarkleyDorothy BarnesMartin J. BarrierWilliam H. Barron Jr.Richard C. Barry Jr.Durwood J. BartonErnie F. BattleGail BaxleyWendy C. Baylor SandersJames L. BeaverJerry E. BeckleyClaude F. BedenbaughWilliam W. Bedenbaugh Jr.Danyel M. BellushWalter R. BeltonKeith R. BennettLogan BennettStephen W. BennettTimothy C. BennettMarion H. BentonStewart M. BentonWilliam E. Berger

Troy BerginRobert O. BernhardBeulah Baptist ChurchJanet L. BevensFox BeyerGlenn J. BirdwhistellJohn T. BlackJudy W. BlackKimberly A. BlackTimothy O. BlakelyJohn S. BlanchardBrandon BlandingFranklin C. BlantonJohn H. BlantonWilliam A. BlantonDawn M. BlumeDavid M. BoltPatricia J. BoltonMaryn R. BonaparteBetsy W. BoniA. K. Bonnette Jr.Wade BooneThomas M. BorchlewiczJean G. BorisRachelle M. BouronichBrett J. BowdrenWinslade A. BowenNancy J. BowersBenjamin A. BowlesMeredith A. BoxGayland R. BoyleKelly BoyleWilliam H. Brabham Jr.

GIVING LEVELS FOR THE ALL DONORS LIST

Society of 1964 $1,000,000The University was chartered in 1964.

The Elms Society $250,000Charleston Southern is located on the former Izard plantation, known as The Elms.

John A. Hamrick Club $100,0001st president, 1964-1983

Jairy C. Hunter Jr. Club $25,0002nd president, 1984 – current

Clif S. Jones Club $10,000Chair, Board of Trustees, 1964-1968

Founder’s Club $5,000

President’s Club $1,000



James J. BradleyEvelyn W. BradyMichael T. BramanBrandon J. BranhamEllen M. BranhamSusan L. BrannockVirginia E. BrantBrantley Construction Co., Inc.Stewart M. BraseDonna F. BrasherRuth BraswellGrady G. BrazzellDeborah B. BrettCatherine A. BrewerJonathan C. BrewerStephan P. BritanakGerald E. BrockenfeltCathryn BroderhausenMichael P. BrodieTradd J. BrodieDarlene F. BrooksJames L. BroomeCarey S. BrownClariece W. BrownClifton G. Brown Jr.Deborah L. BrownDonna E. BrownGrace D. BrownMichelle L. BrownMiriam R. BrownPamela S. BrunsonW. M. Bryan IIIKyle J. BryantJoseph A. BuckheisterMary K. BuckleyBonnie L. BuckshawBonnie M. BullRachel S. BullardValerie K. BullockThomas D. BulwinkleCarol BulwinkleWilliette BurgosBryan R. BurkeJames G. BurkettTeresa M. BurksGerald W. BurnettDavid W. BurtonHelena M. BusbeeMarion P. BuschWoodrow E. Busch Jr.Pam S. CadenheadStephen W. CadwalladerJoseph J. CalandraAntonia H. CallahanCharles L. CallawayAundraya J. CampCynthia B. CampHarold B. Campbell Jr.Katherine H. CampbellKristina P. CampbellNancy B. CanaveraBillie J. CanslerBarbara M. CapersWilliam J. Capers Jr.Douglas R. CargillCharlene Carlers

Jonathan L. CarmonMarvin R. CarmonCarolina Golden Leaf Festival Inc.Charity G. CarpenterCarpet Baggers Floor CoverJoseph K. CarricoAngela B. CarterGeorge D. CarterMaria O. CarvalhoMerrieta C. CarverWilliam E. Cashion IIAndres CassonJose R. CastroMary L. CatoCourtney E. CatoeDenley C. CaughmanEnid R. CauseyJames R. CauseyClyde N. CauthenGayle R. CawoodCentral Baptist ChurchAlvin C. ChambersEugene A. ChampionFrancine ChandlerChristina N. ChapmanDouglas O. ChapmanLeslie C. ChapmanTiffany ChapmanGale V. ChappelleSusan W. CheneyRosa N. ChestnutPatricia M. ChilesDebra M. ChinnersCarl E. ChiversCarol A. Christenbury-EmblerMargaret C. ChristianEdna ChristmasJerri A. ChristmasChurch of God on Palmetto StreetDavid L. ChurchmanKatherine CiavardiniCivil Service Employees AssociationClarendon County School District #3Clarendon School District # 1Brian R. ClarityDavid H. ClarkDonna L. ClarkGregory W. ClarkJ. M. ClarkClark United Methodist ChurchJames R. ClaytonDonald ClericoKevin CliffRonald C. CoakleyGlenn CobbJohnica CobbRalph H. CochranBruce C. CoffinCharla C. CoffinWilliam N. CoffmanScott I. CoghillJennifer S. CokerCokesbury United Methodist ChurchEdward W. ColemanAdam B. CollinsAlyson B. Collins

Joe Collins Jr.Karen D. CollinsRosemary M. CollinsWendy CollinsColumbia Road Church of GodFrancis E. ConeDarryl M. CookKeri A. CookRobin J. CooperTina K. CooperJames O. CopeKimberly A. CopeCatherine L. CorbettDeronda CorbinShanna R. CorleyJoan F. CorrellDavid A. CorvinoDavid J. CoulombeRebecca L. CoulterRichard M. Coulter Jr.Country Inn & SuitesMarian W. CountsBetty L. CoxLisa A. CrandallMary J. CraveyDavid M. CrawfordMark A. CrawfordCredit Central, Inc.Ethel L. CroftGeorge H. CroftSarah M. CroftJohn K. CrooksKenneth W. CrosbyWinfred L. CrosbyCurtis B. CrowePaulette CryerCSU Women’s CouncilFrank J. CudaM. F. CudaWilliam M. CullenCynthia J. CurryMargaret CzmielElizabeth A. DandridgeRobert H. DangerfieldJackson H. Daniel Jr.Patricia B. DanielCamelia P. DanielsJames DansdillCynthia S. DavenportGlenn DavenportJ. G. DavenportCathie DavisCharles C. DavisJerry DavisJimmy DavisSylvia F. DavisMarvin A. Dawson Jr.Charles D. Dean IIIStephen J. DeberardinoE. L. DeighanMelanie DeighanCathy DelaneyBrent A. DennisonKristi B. DeppermanDortha L. DeRosaBetty O. Deshotels

Adrian DespresBarry D. DickersonDaniel R. DickersonJudy B. DillowSam DimoffRebecca B. DingleRex M. DivineMichele M. DoanDoctor's Creek Baptist ChurchMelissa A. DohertyDala M. DolanDoorway Baptist ChurchAlbert Doria Jr.Harry E. Douty Jr.Linda J. DownsJohn P. DraftsWilliam R. DraneAlice S. DraytonSharon B. DriggersCarol DrowotaKevin DrumHugh L. DuboseRobert L. Duke Jr.Duke Energy FoundationR. A. DunnMichael J. DupalWilliam M. DwyerFred A. DychesMallory C. EarpJames F. EasonDavid P. EasterlinDouglas C. EatonThomas F. EdensJoshua D. EdgarSusan D. EdwardsPaul EggerJean S. ElbersonThomas T. EllisBilly T. ElmoreDebra EngstromWendy M. EnnisMax EpleyTodd EricssonCarol S. EtheridgeGreg EvansThomas H. EvansPamela T. EyCarol A. FaberCarrie B. FairChristie Faircloth-DixonHazel W. FarishKaren L. FaulAlice L. FeeFellowship of Christian AthletesEllen A. FelthausSara M. FenterLaura L. FentersDonald F. FentonHiram H. FewoxArthur D. FiegelLarry D. FiegelFinkel Law Firm, LLCFirst Baptist Church - SumterFirst Baptist Church Hilton HeadGary R. FishHenry F. Fishburne



The Jenzabar Foundation

The mission of The Jenzabar Foundation is to recognize andsupport the good works and humanitarian efforts of studentleaders serving others across the global community. TheFoundation seeks to foster a culture of service and to educateand inspire future generations to create a better world.

The Jenzabar Foundation issues grants to institutions of highereducation and other charitable organizations with similarlyaligned missions, and helps promote the activities of grantrecipients within their communities and on a global level. TheJenzabar Foundation is a charitable and educational organiza-tion that received its initial funding from Jenzabar, Inc.

Chairman of the Jenzabar Foundation is Robert A. Maginn, Jr.


Charles M. FitzhenryAlan R. FixVance FlaniganElizabeth A. FlemingLarry FlemingRonald D. FlightVicki A. FlintMaude B. FloodFlorence Baptist AssociationKierstin L. FloresKathy FloydJermaine A. FluddFolly Beach Baptist ChurchJohn L. FordSusan S. FordAlison D. ForrerFred R. FowlerElmer FoxArchie FranchiniJanice A. FranksBlake R. FreelandJames M. FriarTeresa M. FriarKatrina FriedmanThomas E. FruechtenichtElaine K. FurnariBrenda GaetkeJoan S. GaetkeKristen A. GaetkeLatosha E. GainesGasper GalindoRobert C. GallagerJonathan G. GalvezF. J. GambleFred H. GamblePaula C. GambrellRobert GandreBrittany GanniniJane GardnerThomas E. GarrisonJames F. GeigerGenentechJonmonique C. GeorgeMary GianniniCynthia GibbsJ. L. GibbsLynnell T. GibsonJohn R. GiddensJohn R. GilbertJody H. GildenNorman E. GillespieRebecca GilliardMark D. GilmourMartin G. Gipe Sr.Willie E. GivensDoris B. GladdenKevin C. GlearsJulie A. GlennKenneth E. GodwinRobert W. GoetheGilbert L. Goff Sr.Ryan L. GoldinJennie C. GoodmanWayne D. GoodwinGoose Creek First BaptistGore's Tire Service

Kermit T. GouldJennifer W. GoveaAndrew GowanGordon E. GrahamRodney E. GrahamKathryn L. GrassGraydon GrayGrays Hill Baptist ChurchDelores R. GreenRoman GreenlessClaudia C. GreerSytrena GreerKaren B. GreshamLiliane B. GreshamLuzanne M. GriffithLaura H. GriggJames E. GuentherLenora C. GumbsLiticia W. HairstonChristiane HallJeffrey HallLouis S. Hall Sr.Hall Financial Group, Inc.Caroline V. HaltiwangerKaylyn V. HamadaPatricia HambrickEdwin L. HamiltonLadison HammJennifer K. HammackMichael T. HammondGeorge & Hilda HamrickSally S. HanceJohn HanckelRebecca K. HanckelCharles E. Hancock Sr.Paula A. HannonAlvin W. Hanson Jr.Michelle N. HarbenBarbara G. HardestyLaura X. HarkinsLois A. HarmonWilliam E. HarmonJean B. HarperRachael Dawn B. HarperHarris FoundationRalph W. HarrisAlison W. HarrisonHope S. HarrisonAndrew M. Harvey IIIWilliam C. Haselden Jr.Teresa M. HatchellObbe HaverkampRobert E. HayesDrena L. HazelCherryl A. HeathClay HeatleyTodd HeldrethHemingway First Baptist ChurchHarley T. HendersonRobin T. HendersonGordon E. HendrichMary C. HenrySuzanne W. HerringCatherine W. HicksDaniel HicksLuther W. Hicks Jr.

William R. Hiers Jr.Monica HigueraDebra C. HillFreddie HillJ. R. HillRebecca A. HillStephen L. HillHillcrest Baptist ChurchJerry W. HillsMartha L. HillsBarbara Jean S. HiltonRandall S. HilyerVirginia H. HinnantDavid L. HinsonPaul M. HinsonGreg HiserArnold J. HiteRebecca G. HoganJennifer B. HogbergMatthew P. HoisingtonSusan M. HolcombeJodi HolemanHoliday Inn Express CharlestonEnglish M. HollandKaren M. HollinsheadRobert E. Holman Jr.Frances HolmesOliver HolmesWilliam HolmesCarolyn HoltJames P. HoltCatherine E. HoltmanRobert HoltonHorace Mann CompaniesCynthia G. HortonHorton School of MusicDavid C. HoughtonJonathan P. HouserAscie HoustonJimmy HoustonColumbus L. Howell IIIDeborah H. HowellColin R. HuckinsJordan R. HudsonStephen HudsonGlenn F. HughesH. B. Hughes Jr.James D. HughesRichard L. HughesRobert L. HughesGloria J. HumphreyCary M. HumphriesHarold J. HuntTeri K. HurstKeith E. HustedtLanny P. HustedtPhyllis HustedtJames E. HyamsEllen E. HyattRobert S. Ingram IIIRonda S. IvesMarlene C. JabourSandra K. Jackson



Tanya R. JamesDavid JarrellAndrew A. JeffersonCherie E. JeffriesLaurence L. JenkinsStephen JeterHolly L. JetterGrethel JohnsJerry C. JohnsJohns Island First Baptist ChurchAmy T. JohnsonBarbara A. JohnsonBrenda E. JohnsonChad D. JohnsonCynthia K. JohnsonJames B. JohnsonJill R. JohnsonJuliana L. JohnsonLarry JohnsonRonald F. JohnsonSarah B. JohnsonVirginia L. JohnsonJamie W. JohnstonDolores JonesJacqueline L. JonesJames E. JonesKevin B. JonesJoe W. JordanRonald W. JordanRichard H. JorgensenBrian K. JoslinJanet W. JoslinEugene H. JoyTeresa R. JoyesJRS Graphic DistributorsF. M. Julian Jr.Teri L. KargesJoanne J. KassisRichard M. Kay Jr.Michael J. KeeneBurel C. Kegley Jr.James K. KelleherKathleen S. KelleherKevin S. KelleherDean KellyDerek L. KellyJoann KellyM. B. Kemp Jr.Matthew A. KempDavid KennedyErnest KennedyKelly J. KennedyKennedy FarmsAndrew P. KentKaren D. KeyesCarol A. KhimaniGeorgie N. KilgusRobert J. KingAnderson M. KinghornRodney KinlawLynnette M. KissMalcolm E. KitchenJoan M. KivlehanBrian S. KizerLisa M. KleiberRonald E. Klepper

Anselm KnightsThomas KnottsDiana B. KokindaMichael KomorousTravis D. KornahrensWilliam A. KraemerDavid D. KranzKoby KreigerMarlene K. KreigerThomas R. KruseMichael M. KucishRobert M. KuzdaleDaniel LacklandElizabeth A. LaffitteH. L. LaffitteHenry S. LaffitteM T. Laffitte Jr.M. T. Laffitte IIINorris L. LaffitteEmily B. LakeLinda T. LancasterRobert L. LancasterLancaster Second Baptist Church, Inc.Virginia E. LandmonLisa A. LaneLinda C. LangTimothy L. LangfordMarian M. LariseyKirk LaxNancy E. LedbetterCatherine LeePatsy O. LeeWilliam M. Lee Jr.Susan M. LeichtfussConnie E. LelandGlenn A. LepineJerry D. LethcoStephen T. LeverA. D. LewisEdward T. Lewis Jr.Angeline A. LeydaRobert H. LibermanLyn LichtyTricia K. LillerKeisha M. LindseyElaine L. LingLeon Locklear Jr.Brian D. LoewelTamier D. LoganHughsie E. LongLord & Evans PaintsTanya F. LottCynthia M. LovinsLow Country Painting, LLCJeffrey L. LozanoJennifer L. LuikenRob Roy MacGregorSybil D. MackG. D. Malphrus Sr.Manale Landscaping, LLCEva V. MansellElizabeth A. MantschCharles A. MarkhamLeroy A. MarsDavid W. MarshallR. C. Marshall II

Sharyn M. MarshallSteven S. MarshallNobuko T. MartinBradley G. MasopustStephen B. MassingaleCharles M. MathisGail H. MatsushimaHarris M. MatsushimaJudy C. McAlhanyMary E. McAmisCynthia C. McBrideJulius McBrideWilliam D. McCallGeorge H. McCannMichael E. McCannRogeania G. McCayPatric M. McClellanDon I. McCollum Jr.Patti McConnellShirley McConnellDoris M. McCurdyDennie M. McDanielWellie M. McDanielPatricia M. McDonaldAllen H. McDowellMichele A. McGauvranPamela B. McGinnisThomas McGortyDennis R. McGoughBetty J. McKainJudy McKainKevin McKenzieJohn McKissickWalter E. McLanahanElizabeth L. McMasterMary K. McMillanDarlene M. McNeillJoseph H. McNeillAlbert McVeyBarbara MeadLouise R. MeadeMeadWestvaco FoundationMeares Funeral Home, Inc.Henry MeeuwseBrantley T. MeirRichard A. MeitzlerMemorial Baptist ChurchMerrill Lynch & CompanyJennifer MettsFrank L. MetzgerWilliam F. MeyersGlenda C. MiddletonMidway Baptist ChurchShaun C. MilesMaureen M. MileyTerry S. MilhauptTerrie L. MillardMillbrook Baptist ChurchBrenda F. MillerCharles R. MillerGary A. MillerPaula MillerTim S. MillerJay O. MillsKimberly M. MillsAshley M. Millwood

Jacqueline MimsDavid E. MinellaMichele C. MinorJim MitchellMary N. MitchellMichael C. MitchellNobie MitchellTiffini MitchellJohn MizzellDentavius L. MobleyVivian H. MobleyWendell W. MohrMoncks Corner First Baptist ChurchVictoria A. MontgomeryMarlene A. MonuskoRandy H. MoodySarah T. MoodyLori B. MooreLecius L. MoorerShedrick L. MoorerRussell E. MoormanLisa W. MorelliMary W. MorganNannette MorganJames W. MorianJames R. MorianMarianne MorianSharon A. MosherJanice E. MoulderLester L. MoulderMount CalvaryHerbert L. MouzonGlenn H. MoyerJohn C. Muller Sr.G. B. MullinaxJustin B. MullinaxMullins First Baptist ChurchRalph E. MundellBrenda W. MyersJames W. MyersMr. & Mrs. Larry MyersMarlena R. MyersMolly B. MyersMyers CompanyLawrence E. NannaVickie D. NashHarriett B. NealMae W. NesbitRex W. NestorCynthia G. NettletonWilliam F. New, Esq.Norma L. NewtonSusan S. NicholsWilliam D. Nicholson IIMyrna K. NicoletteStephanie M. NiemeyerNixville Baptist ChurchRobert NormanFred K. Norris Jr.Jane B. NorrisRobert J. NorrisNorth Charleston First BaptistNorth Island Baptist ChurchHal NortonJames R. NortonShirley H. Nuckolls



Joy E. ObidikeJoel W. OdomKristin A. OlneyVickie L. OpreaOsborn FamilyJoyce A. OsburnRonald S. OsburnMarian C. O'ShieldsMichael L. O'ShieldsStanley F. OverbaughSteven L. OverbeyChristine D. OvershinerAquilla OverstreetAllen OwensCharles T. OwensJames W. OwensYolanda L. Owens-CobbsJonathan E. OzmintTimothy P. PadgetJames B. PageL. M. PageElizabeth A. W. PainterJames C. PalmerPalmetto Primary CareTammy E. PannellCynthia ParhamBarbara F. ParkerLinda F. ParkerRobin H. ParkerSuzanne S. ParkerBetty J. ParrishRobert J. Patrick Sr.Catherine P. PayneGlenn T. PayneJohn F. PeekDwayne L. PelhamMelanie M. PendarvisDaniel P. PerryMickey PerryRalph E. PerrySandra C. PerryThomas D. PerryPerry's North Main TexacoMary L. PersonGloria E. PetersAlana L. PetersonJames E. PetersonG. J. PetroHarold J. PettersonAnnette B. PettyjohnJerry D. PhiferVirginia A. PhillipsRon PiccioneRobert E. Pierce IIIPine Ridge First Baptist ChurchPinecrest Baptist ChurchGregory S. PlacePleasant Grove Baptist ChurchPleasant Valley Baptist ChurchTravis S. PlowmanDonald L. PlumleyMichael PokotaCheryl B. PolkBeth M. PooleTony PopeRichard W. Porter

Grace E. PortzlineRalph V. PoseyJoseph T. Prather Jr.Judy R. PriceClaudius H. Pritchard Jr.Judith A. PursellCynthia M. PutmanDarlene W. QuattlebaumTracey Mae J. QueenVernon R. QuinnEric E. RadabaughJulie RadabaughDaniel E. RadebaughToni S. RamonMelissa R. RamseyRobert E. RatliffJoyce M. ReaSusan E. ReaganMichael H. ReddRobbie J. ReddertSharon ReedSteven B. ReedHerbert T. ReeseRodman ReeseGeraldine A. ReganRichard S. ReidRemount Baptist ChurchRichard L. RenardBetty W. RhodesMarion L. RiceRussell W. RichardsonWilliam K. RichardsonRidgeville Church of GodWilliam B. RiggsDwight M. Riley Jr.John W. Riney IIIVivian B. RipleyRiser, McLaurin & Gibbons, LLPDavid RisonJanice S. RitterAngeline L. RiversAnnie R. RiversDonald RiversDonald D. RixDawn M. RizerJennifer L. RoachRobert D. RobbinsMerry H. RobersonHenry H. RobertsJames RobertsTimothy J. RobertsWilliam L. RobertsonAnthony E. Robinson Jr.John N. RoccoConrad A. RoeweDavid A. RogersMaree E. RogersMary M. RogersMike RogersMildred N. RogersJeanine RogozinskiIrwin O. RohrbachRoofmeisterJerald L. RoperDonald K. RouthHarold Rowe

Robert E. RowlandGregory A. RubyBarbara RuckerRichard A. RuddSandra K. RuddElizabeth O. RudyMelanie S. RuffBarbara C. RumphAnne H. RussellQuanekqua T. RussellRudolph B. RustinDarla C. RyanDavid C. RyanJeremiah P. SainCharles SalisburyFred L. Salley Jr.Nick SalvucciTosha SampsonKarey E. SandersNorman F. SandersTyrone SandersWendy C. SandersSandpiper Senior LeagueLinda A. Sartori-McCallisterSCANA CorporationTimothy J. ScarpinatoGeorge E. SchaeferAndrew J. SchalckCharles SchmittRay SchnettgoeckeWilliam A. SchottDarlene C. ScottStanley ScottTimothy E. ScottG. L. SellBobby C. SellarsMiguel C. SellersJohn W. SennEllen T. SenterJohn P. ShaskoVirginia H. ShawK. D. SheadJennifer E. ShearerHamilton R. SherardLaura M. SheridanKellie M. ShillingTom ShillingNed ShowsLeo O. ShumakerBarbara K. SimmonsGeorjean E. SimmonsGordon SimmonsJeanne SimmonsWanda A. SimmonsSimmons Barber ShopPeggy SineathSing Heating CompanyCarlyle SingletaryOtharine SingletonAlbertha Sistrunk-KrakueNanette SlappeyJennifer L. SlaughterHenry N. SmallEarl S. Smalley III


3.5 3.6 3.7 3.8 3.9 4.0 4.1

2009

2008

2007

2006

TOTAL GIFTS (in millions)

8 9 10 11 12 13 14

2009

2008

2007

2006

TOTAL ENDOWMENT (in millions)

40 42 44 46 48 50 52 54 56 58 60

2009

2008

2007

2006

TOTAL OPERATING BUDGET (in millions)

2,900 3,000 3,100 3,200 3,300

2009

2008

2007

2006

2005

TOTAL ENROLLMENT


Glover L. SmileyBruce L. SmithDwayne S. SmithEugene T. SmithFrank C. SmithJene C. SmithKatherine R. SmithLaura D. SmithMaxine E. SmithPaul M. SmithShannon B. SmithSmith's Deluxe CleanersBetty J. SmoakJeff C. Smoak Jr.Snoquallmie FallsVallerie A. SnowSharon A. SnyderMichelle C. Snyder-WellsP. L. SolomanSouth Florence Baptist ChurchSouthern Bingo of FloridaPaul SowellSportsman's ShopSt. John's Christian AcademySt. Louis Softball ShowcaseJessie M. StackJanet E. StanleyMarshall E. StanleyRose M. StanleyWalter C. Stanton IIIMichael W. StasiakState Farm Comp. FoundationIrene L. StechschulteMonica L. StechschulteDonald R. StephensNoah StewartVickey W. StewartPhilip A. Stiles Jr.Sarah E. StivesPeter L. StoneStanley W. StoneGail L. StoyconWendy L. StricklandCarol J. StrunkFrank StrunkDonald S. StuttsMaria M. SutherlandGerald W. SwankSweetwater Branch Baptist ChurchCindy C. SweigartKristen E. SylvesterArleen TaffelJohn H. TalbertMartha F. TallonDennis S. TaylorJoy D. TaylorWilliam M. TaylorLaura B. TempleTemple-Inland FoundationThe Stanley WorksThe Strike Zone, LLCAmanda C. ThomasBeverly G. ThomasJones T. ThomasKyle A. ThomasJoy P. ThompsonL. S. Thompson

Brandon ThornhillThrivent Financial for LutheransRobert S. ThurstonJeff V. TibayanRobert J. TilidetzkeJames W. Till Jr.Greg TimmonsNancy I. TimonRobert E. TisdaleTitan Coaching, LLCTed L. TitcombJacob D. Toler Jr.Tom Hatley's All American DrivingSchool, LLCSharon M. TomaszewskiRichard A. ToolDuanne TorresAgustine Toscano Sr.Trailmaster TrailersStephanie A. TrainumTim TrenkampJames L. TrenorRobert W. TrenorEmily L. TrevisanTrident United WayTrinity Episcopal ChurchDavid J. TrudnowskiMarjorie D. TuckStanley B. Tucker Jr.Geneva A. TurnerRonald A. TurnerSandra L. TurnerScott G. TurnerMildred W. UlmerRose E. UmsteadGrace M. UnemoriUnited Way of the MidlandsVarnville First Baptist ChurchBeth E. VeyberRichard VienVista FellowshipCharles E. WaddellJoel E. WaddellLindsey WalkeBernard G. Walker

Thomas WalkerNathaniel O. WallaceGeneva M. WaltersMarick G. WaltersWando Woods Baptist ChurchJeffrey C. WardMark WardRobert N. WardSteve E. WardLinda N. WarrenDale WartluftDaryll L. WartluftShameka A. WashingtonWayne WatersAnn M. WatsonJ. A. WatsonPamela WatsonRobert L. D. WattsSylvia A. WattsBetty P. WebsterThomas C. Weeks Jr.David R. WeissJames R. WelbornKarla G. WelfareRobert M. WellsWells Fargo FoundationJohn O. Wesner IIIMarcie L. WessingerHarold N. West Jr.John S. WestWest Ashley ToyotaHolly E. WestburyPatricia P. WestmorelandCaroline E. WhamMichael S. WhatleyWarren WheelerAlicia M. WhiteBarbara B. WhiteCharles W. WhiteCynthia D. WhiteGloria D. WhiteHoward F. WhiteKevin WhiteRenea WhitehornW. F. Whitfield

D. R. WhittakerJohn R. Whitten Jr.Kathleen L. WickmanStacy E. WigginsDebora A. WilderRoland J. WilkensJames I. WilkinsPhoebe M. WilkinsonJameson W. WilleyBarbara C. WilliamsBryson WilliamsClayton M. Williams Jr.Dortha E. WilliamsJames R. WilliamsJoan WilliamsJulee WilliamsHelen F. WilliamsonVirginia WilliamsonLeon WillisSuzette K. WillisWillow Ridge ChurchClyde E. Wilson Jr.John I. WilsonKeith N. WilsonGary WindlerScott WinterhofStancil O. Wise Jr.Neil WlodykaRebecca J. WojtczakDonald V. WoodBarry L. WoodsBill WoodsLamar G. WoodsAlbert B. WorleyFred L. WorthyCraig WrightThelma WrightJames L. WyrosdickAndy YarbroughKenneth L. YatesBrenda J. YorkCharles E. YoungMarlene YurkovichThomas J. ZimmermanAnna Zoeller

IS YOUR NAME MISSING?If your name is missing or you feel your donation information is inaccurate in the Honor Rollof Donors, there are several possible explanations.

• Your gift was not made during the 2008-2009 fiscal year. The listing reflects gifts made between June 1, 2008, and May 31, 2009.

• We made a mistake. We make every effort to ensure that the Honor Roll of Donors is correct, but we – and our computer system – make mistakes.

If we have erred in any way, please forgive us and inform us so that we may correct ourmistake. Again, we cherish your friendship and thank you for your contributions toCharleston Southern University.

Inquiries about gifts should be sent to:

Juliana L. Johnson at [email protected], or by calling 843-863-7140.



South Carolina Federal Credit Union

Scott Woods – President & CEOof South Carolina Federal CreditUnion (SCFCU), located inCharleston, SC, since 2004. Priorto accepting this role, he served asChief Financial Officer of SCFCU,Senior Vice President of Financeof SRP Federal Credit Union,CFO/Controller of S.C. TelcoFederal Credit Union and as a

Senior Financial Institution Auditor with KPMG PeatMarwick, CPAs.

Woods received his Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting andFinance from the College of Charleston and his MBA inFinance from Auburn University. Woods is also a graduate ofthe Southeast Regional Credit Union Management School, theCUNA Financial Management School and holds both CertifiedPublic Accountant and Certified Internal Auditor certificates.

Woods currently serves as chairman of the board for the SouthCarolina Credit Union League, as chairman of the board ofPalmetto Cooperative Services, LLC, and Vice-Chair of theboard of the First Carolina Corporate Credit Union. He serveson the Executive Committees of the boards of the CharlestonMetro Chamber of Commerce, the South Carolina ACHAssociation and the Board of Trustees of Charleston SouthernUniversity and is a board member for Indirect LendingServices, LLC. He is a member of the South Carolina CreditUnion Management Association, American Institute ofCertified Public Accountants, South Carolina Associationsof Certified Public Accountants and the Institute of InternalAuditors. Woods has previously served on the ExecutiveCommittees of the Carolinas CFO Council and the CarolinaLowcountry Red Cross Board of Directors. Woods also servesas a trustee for, and as chariman of the Deacon body of FortJohnson Baptist Church in Charleston, S.C.


Jairy C. Hunter, Jr.Club $25,000 +Baptist Foundation of SCJenzabar FoundationLettie Pate Whitehead Fnd., Inc.Roper St. Francis HealthcareTrident Medical Center

Clif Jones Club$10,000 +Arthur J. Gallagher FoundationAyco Charitable FoundationBarnes & Noble CollegeBooksellers, Inc.Metro Electric Co., Inc.Post & Courier FoundationSC Federal Credit UnionSC Independent CollegesState Farm Companies Fnd.Young Clement & Rivers LLP

Founder's Club $5,000 +G C A Services GroupPublix Super Markets Charities, Inc.Regions BankRobert Bosch Corporation

President's Club$1,000 +AT&TAtlanta Bread Co.Bank of AmericaBanks Construction CompanyBerkeley Electric CooperativeBerlin G. Myers Lumber Co.

Businesses, Organizations and FoundationsThis is a group of businesses, organizations and foundations who have contributed to CharlestonSouthern either on their own or through a matching gift.

Carolina Eastern, Inc.Cathedral AcademyChevronTexaco Products Co.Coastal Carolina Prop. Inc.Coastal Com. Fnd. of SCCummings Law Firm, LLCCurry Engineers, LLCD. L. Scurry FoundationDiamond Hill Plywood Co.E & L Management Services, LLCEnterprise Analysis ConsultingFirst Citizens BankFirst Federal of CharlestonGlasspro, Inc.Goodstein Law Firm, LLCHampton Inn & SuitesIBM Corporation FoundationJ. D. Lesemann Company, Inc.Knight's CompaniesLanxess Corp.Limehouse Produce CompanyMAC Restaurant CorporationMurray Signs Inc.Penske Truck LeasingProcter & Gamble FoundationProduction Design Asso., Inc.Professional PrintersSelect HealthSew 'N SewShowa Denko Carbon, Inc.Tenet Healthcare FoundationTidelands BankTri-State PrintingWateree Dreams Foundation

DonorsAT&T FoundationAtlantic Electric Co., Inc.Atlantic Inc.Atlantic Publication Grp., LLCB & G Consultants, LTDB&W Y-12, LLCCarpet Baggers Floor CoverCredit Central, Inc.Duke Energy FoundationFinkel Law Firm, LLCGenentechGore's Tire ServiceHarris FoundationHorace Mann CompaniesHorton School of MusicLord & Evans PaintsManale Landscaping, LLCMeadWestvaco FoundationMeares Funeral Home, Inc.Myers CompanyPalmetto Primary CareSCANA CorporationSimmons Barber ShopSnoquallmie FallsSouthern Bingo of FloridaSportsman's ShopState Farm Comp. FoundationTemple-Inland FoundationThe Stanley WorksThe Strike Zone, LLCThrivent Financial for LutheransTom Hatley's All American DrivingSchool, LLCUnited Way of the MidlandsVista FellowshipWells Fargo FoundationWest Ashley Toyota

President's Club$1,000 +Robert Luke BlackmonJohn Darrell BoddenWilliam P. BowersRichard B. BrewerRusty E. BrunsJames P. ColmanJohn B. DuncanSandra H. HughesJairy C. Hunter Jr.Jeryl W. JohnsonJames H. JonesJanet M. MimsJames E. RobertsWilliam L. WardDebra B. WilliamsonW. Stovall WitteMela Wyeth

Faculty, Staff & Coaches

DonorsLester M. AndersonJulia H. ArdSherry AtkinsonNancy R. BarendseMartin James BarrierDanyel Marie BellushA. Kennerley Bonnette Jr.Rachelle M. BouronichBrandon James BranhamCathryn BroderhausenValerie K. BullockNancy B. CanaveraDonald ClericoKaren Diane CollinsEthel L. CroftCamelia P. DanielsCarol DrowotaChristie Faircloth-Dixon

Elizabeth Ann FlemingBlake R. FreelandGraydon GrayLiliane B. GreshamPatricia HambrickMichael Timothy HammondRebecca K. HanckelRebecca A. HillArnold J. HiteDavid C. HoughtonStephen HudsonEllen E. HyattJuliana Londono JohnsonJanet Wiles JoslinTeri Lynn KargesTimothy Lee LangfordMarian M. LariseyMichelle Lovins



Lindsey WalkeAnn M. WatsonDavid R. WeissFred L. WorthyThomas Joseph ZimmermanAnna Zoeller

Clif Jones $10,000 +Mike Gunter

Founder's Club $5,000 +Diane B. BartonJan W. Woods

President's Club$1,000 +Patrick L. BaughmanJames A. BellSarah CorbinFrances D. JohnsonKatharine P. KempW. D. MendumMary E. RuppertMichael L. ThornburgStanley B. Tucker Sr.William S. WareRicky G. WaringW. H. WaringJames A. Wright Jr.

DonorsRobert R. AbshireHiram C. AdamsRobert V. AdamsCharles E. AlexanderDaisy R. AndersonDamon AndrewsJim B. AppleLawrence R. ArchMaudeen F. AshleyCarolyn M. AtkinsonJ H. AvantJohn E. BarfieldMartha F. BarkleyJames L. BeaverClaude F. BedenbaughKeith R. BennettLogan BennettWilliam E. BergerTroy BerginRobert O. BernhardJanet L. BevensFox BeyerJohn T. BlackKimberly A. BlackBrandon BlandingDavid M. BoltPatricia J. BoltonBetsy W. BoniWade BooneWinslade A. BowenGayland R. BoyleKelly Boyle

Friends

Evelyn W. BradyRuth BraswellDarlene F. BrooksCarey S. BrownWilliette BurgosBryan R. BurkeJames G. BurkettBillie J. CanslerMarvin R. CarmonMerrieta C. CarverEugene A. ChampionDouglas O. ChapmanLeslie C. ChapmanTiffany ChapmanGale V. ChappelleRosa N. ChestnutEdna ChristmasDonna L. ClarkJ. M. ClarkRonald C. CoakleyGlenn CobbWilliam N. CoffmanWendy CollinsKeri A. CookShanna R. CorleyDavid J. CoulombeMarian W. CountsBetty L. CoxMary J. CraveyDavid M. CrawfordWilliam M. CullenMargaret CzmielRobert H. DangerfieldJames DansdillGlenn DavenportCathie DavisJimmy DavisSylvia F. DavisCharles D. Dean IIIE. L. DeighanMelanie DeighanLyn LichtyDortha L. DeRosaDaniel R. DickersonSam DimoffDala M. DolanLinda J. DownsWilliam R. DraneKevin DrumMichael J. DupalWilliam M. DwyerPaul EggerJean S. ElbersonGreg EvansThomas H. EvansCarol A. FaberCarrie B. FairHazel W. Farish

Karen L. FaulSara M. FenterArthur D. FiegelLarry D. FiegelRonald D. FlightMaude B. FloodKathy FloydJohn L. FordFred R. FowlerThomas E. FruechtenichtBrenda GaetkeKristen A. GaetkeGasper GalindoBrittany GanniniJane GardnerThomas E. GarrisonJames F. GeigerMary GianniniJohn R. GilbertMark D. GilmourRobert W. GoetheGilbert L. Goff Sr.Ryan L. GoldinAndrew GowanRoman GreenlessSytrena GreerLuzanne M. GriffithChristiane HallJeffrey HallPaula A. HannonMichelle N. HarbenBarbara G. HardestyJean B. HarperRalph W. HarrisAndrew M. Harvey IIITeresa M. HatchellRobert E. HayesCatherine W. HicksDaniel HicksMonica HigueraFreddie HillRandall S. HilyerJennifer B. HogbergJodi HolemanEnglish M. HollandCarolyn HoltJames P. HoltCatherine E. HoltmanRobert HoltonJonathan P. HouserAscie HoustonRobert L. HughesGloria J. HumphreyHarold J. HuntRonda S. IvesMarlene C. JabourTanya R. JamesDavid Jarrell

Andrew A. JeffersonStephen JeterGrethel JohnsJerry C. JohnsAmy T. JohnsonJames B. JohnsonLarry JohnsonVirginia L. JohnsonJamie W. JohnstonRichard H. JorgensenTeresa R. JoyesF. M. Julian Jr.Burel C. Kegley Jr.James K. KelleherKevin S. KelleherM. B. Kemp Jr.Rodney KinlawMalcolm E. KitchenMichael KomorousKoby KreigerMarlene K. KreigerMichael M. KucishRobert M. KuzdaleLinda T. LancasterLisa A. LaneKirk LaxPatsy O. LeeSusan M. LeichtfussA. D. LewisAngeline A. LeydaTricia K. LillerBrian D. LoewelJeffrey L. LozanoEva V. MansellCharles A. MarkhamNobuko T. MartinCharles M. MathisJulius McBridePatricia M. McDonaldThomas McGortyDennis R. McGoughJudy McKainKevin McKenzieWalter E. McLanahanAlbert McVeyHenry MeeuwseBrantley T. MeirGlenda C. MiddletonTerry S. MilhauptBrenda F. MillerTim S. MillerJacqueline MimsDavid E. MinellaJim MitchellTiffini MitchellJohn MizzellShedrick L. MoorerRussell E. Moorman

Jennifer L. LuikenBarbara MeadJay Owen MillsRex W. Nestor

Myrna K. NicoletteShirley H. NuckollsJames W. OwensLinda F. ParkerMary L. Person

Robert E. RatliffJoyce Moore ReaDavid RisonJennifer E. ShearerHenry N. SmallRobert J. Tilidetzke

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Dr. and Mrs. Tim Spurling

1 John 3:2 “But we knowthat when he appears, [a]we shall be like him, forwe shall see him as he is.”

One day we will be likehim - if this is true we areworks in progress on ourway to being a master-piece. If the work isprogressing it stands toreason that we shouldsee something of beauty

emerging from our lives; we should see that change happening.We should look different than we did 10 years ago, look morelike him, act more like him and sound more like him. That’swhat I see in my wife, Susan, whom I love.

The Presidential Council and our yearly mission trips toRomania (We have just completed our 12th mission trip toRomania.) are two ways we have seen the change in our lives.This year a Charleston Southern student, Joshua Gale wentwith us. The council is a way to encourage college students toseek Christ. The trips to Romania are reaching out to thosethat the world has neglected and abused and rejected. The lovefor them is God’s doing, without Christ in our lives thesechanges would never have taken place.

We are proud of our family: our oldest daughter, Alicia Streett,owns and runs an equestrian center in Florence; Charlie herhusband runs a fabrication company, their two children, Alexand Kirsten attend Kings Academy in Florence; our seconddaughter, Amanda Spurling, graduated from AndersonUniversity; our third daughter, Ashley Taylor, just graduatedfrom Charleston Southern University; our youngest, ZacharyTaylor, is a Senior at Kings Academy in Florence. A son, TJ,was lost in a car accident at 16, but we know that he is inheaven. The Lord has blessed us in too many ways to count.

We are blessed with many patients and friends, the by-productof practicing medicine in one place for 24 years.


Mary W. MorganJames R. MorianMarianne MorianSharon A. MosherJanice E. MoulderGlenn H. MoyerRalph E. MundellRobert NormanHal NortonVickie L. OpreaOsborn FamilyJoyce A. OsburnRonald S. OsburnAquilla OverstreetAllen OwensJonathan E. OzmintJames B. PageL. M. PageCynthia ParhamRobin H. ParkerBetty J. ParrishCatherine P. PayneDwayne L. PelhamRalph E. PerrySandra C. PerryThomas D. PerryCheryl B. PolkBeth M. PooleGrace E. PortzlineJudy R. PriceVernon R. QuinnDaniel E. RadebaughSusan E. ReaganMichael H. ReddRobbie J. ReddertSharon ReedRodman ReeseGeraldine A. ReganRichard S. ReidVivian B. RipleyAnnie R. RiversDonald RiversDonald D. RixHenry H. RobertsJames RobertsTimothy J. Roberts

William L. RobertsonAnthony E. Robinson Jr.Conrad A. RoeweDavid A. RogersMary M. RogersMike RogersMildred N. RogersJeanine RogozinskiIrwin O. RohrbachJerald L. RoperDonald K. RouthHarold RoweRudolph B. RustinJeremiah P. SainNick SalvucciTosha SampsonKarey E. SandersNorman F. SandersTimothy J. ScarpinatoCharles SchmittRay SchnettgoeckeStanley ScottG. L. SellJohn P. ShaskoVirginia H. ShawK. D. SheadTom ShillingNed ShowsGeorjean E. SimmonsJeanne SimmonsGlover L. SmileyFrank C. SmithShannon B. SmithBetty J. SmoakPaul SowellIrene L. StechschulteMonica L. StechschulteVickey W. StewartGail L. StoyconCarol J. StrunkFrank StrunkGerald W. SwankCindy C. SweigartArleen TaffelLaura B. TempleL. S. Thompson

Robert S. ThurstonGreg TimmonsNancy I. TimonSharon M. TomaszewskiDuanne TorresTim TrenkampDavid J. TrudnowskiGrace M. UnemoriRichard VienNathaniel O. WallaceMarick G. WaltersJeffrey C. WardMark WardRobert N. WardDale WartluftDaryll L. WartluftJ. A. WatsonSylvia A. WattsBetty P. WebsterKarla G. WelfareJohn O. Wesner IIIHarold N. West Jr.Warren WheelerAlicia M. WhiteCharles W. WhiteHoward F. WhiteKevin WhiteRenea WhitehornD. R. WhittakerKathleen L. WickmanRoland J. WilkensDortha E. WilliamsJames R. WilliamsJoan WilliamsHelen F. WilliamsonLeon WillisKeith N. WilsonGary WindlerScott WinterhofNeil WlodykaBarry L. WoodsBill WoodsAlbert B. WorleyCraig WrightBrenda J. YorkMarlene Yurkovich

Founder's Club $5,000 +Cathedral of Praise

President's Club$1,000 +East Cooper Baptist ChurchFountain Inn Presbyterian ChurchSauldam Baptist ChurchSummerville Baptist ChurchTaylors First Baptist Church

Churches

DonorsBeulah Baptist ChurchCentral Baptist ChurchChurch of God on Palmetto StreetClark United Methodist ChurchColumbia Road Church of GodDoctor's Creek Baptist ChurchDoorway Baptist ChurchFolly Beach Baptist ChurchGrays Hill Baptist ChurchHemingway First Baptist ChurchHillcrest Baptist ChurchJohns Island First Baptist ChurchLancaster Second Baptist Church, Inc.Memorial Baptist ChurchMidway Baptist Church

Millbrook Baptist ChurchMount CalvaryNixville Baptist ChurchNorth Island Baptist ChurchPine Ridge First Baptist ChurchPinecrest Baptist ChurchPleasant Grove Baptist ChurchPleasant Valley Baptist ChurchRemount Baptist ChurchRidgeville Church of GodSouth Florence Baptist ChurchSt. John's Christian AcademySweetwater Branch Baptist ChurchTrinity Episcopal ChurchVarnville First Baptist ChurchWando Woods Baptist ChurchWillow Ridge Church


Matching CompaniesThe corporations listed below made matching gifts to the College on behalf of their directors, officers, employees and retirees whoalso made personal contributions to Charleston Southern University

Bank of America FoundationDaniel Vroon

Harris FoundationThomas Pietsch

IBM Corporation FoundationHamilton Reid SherardWilliam Sharpe

MeadWestvaco FoundationJanice Adkins Franks

Procter & Gamble FundHarmon Person

State Farm Comp. FoundationCurtis P. BoydJames P. Rooney

Jim RooneyKeith Allen HewittThomas W. Edwards Jr.Tony PopeTroy Wayne HerndonWilliam A. BlantonWilliam A. Weathersbee

Temple-Inland FoundationRobert L. Hughes

Thivent Financial for LutheransMichael Kevin Alford, CFP®, MBA

In Honor of / In Memory ofThe University is pleased to receive gifts from individuals and companies who find such a gift to be a fitting way to honor orremember a friend or family member. Gifts were made to Charleston Southern by alumni and friends in honor or memory of thefollowing individuals in italics.

In Honor ofChris & Tina AtkinsonSharon R. Atkinson

Dr. Clyde OdomClif S. Jones Club ($10,000 +)

J. Edward NolanDonors

Stancil O. Wise Jr.

Elizabeth WhiteJody H. Gilden

Freda OttW. Floyd Whitfield

Dr. Jairy C. Hunter IIIGlen Davenport

Jan JoslinRonald Alan Turner

Jasmine McConnellShirley McConnell

Lewis McCormickBusinesses & Organizations

Gore’s Tire ServiceMeares Funeral Home, Inc.Individuals

John E. BarfieldMargaret CzmielSara M. FenterFred R. FowlerVirginia L. JohnsonMalcolm E. KitchenNobuko T. MartinL.M. PageBetty J. Smoak

Margaret L. PayneM.T. Laffitte IIINorris L. LaffitteElizabeth L. McMaster

Rev. Wendell EstepEllen T. Senter

In Memory ofCarol J. FelterJoe W. JordanRonald William Jordan

Carol KarelP.L. Soloman

Mrs. Carolyn CouryArchie Franchini

Charlene KirkJanet L. BevensRosa N. ChestnutCSU Women’s CouncilFrances HolmesJoanne J. KassisVirginia H. ShawBarbara K. SimmonsAlbert B. Worley

Clifford SingletonJoe W. Jordan

David CanaveraNancy B. Canavera

David CuttinoEthel L. CroftAndrew GowanEugene T. SmithNathaniel O. Wallace

Harriet JohnsonDonald K. Routh

Mrs. Helen LesinskiKaren D. Collins

Mr. James Norris Jr.Archie Franchini

John A. MargiottaJoe W. JordanRonald W. Jordan

John A. HamrickFounder’s Club ($5,000 +)

Jane Hamrick

Mr. & Mrs. John Wesner Jr.John O. Wesner III

Justin CopeEnid R. CauseyJennifer L. LuikenDavid R. Weiss

Larry Barrfield’s MotherDonna L. Clark

Laura BrownArchie Franchini

Lisa SineathCokesbury United Methodist Church

Maggie BrownArchie Franchini

Mrs. Margaret GilmoreMaudeen F. AshleyMartha F. BarkleyJames L. BeaverEnid R. CauseyCarol DrowotaMr. & Mrs. George H. Hamrick Jr.M.T. Laffitte Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Larry MyersMarlena R. MyersFred K. Norris Jr.Mary L. PersonJeanine G. RhodesDavid RisonMike Rogers

Anne H. RussellCindy C. SweigartJ.A. Watson

Margie MauDavid M. CrawfordSandpiper Senior League

Michael GavronskyArchie Franchini

Nell & Norris LightseyH.L. Laffitte

Nell P. LightseyH.L. Laffitte

Peter H. Mau Jr.Glenn A. Lepine

Rebecca HallPatricia J. Bolton

Mrs. Romaine PorterRichard W. Porter

Mrs. Rosie KinardArchie Franchini

Mrs. Ruth DavisArchie Franchini

Shaylor WaltersGeneva M. Walters

Mr. Thomas WaltzArchie Franchini

Troy KnightEdward W. Coleman

Dr. Victor LawsonGeorge D. CarterAngela B. Carter

Mr. & Mrs. W. Lewis WaddellCharles E. Waddell

Dr. & Mrs. Wm G. MerchangeStephen T. Lever


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2009Victoria A. Montgomery

2008Brian R. ClarityCynthia J. CurryJuliana Londono Johnson

2007Lisa M. KleiberTravis D. KornahrensTerrie L. MillardCynthia G. NettletonChristine D. Overshiner

2006Rachelle M. BouronichBrandon J. BranhamCynthia C. McBrideSteven L. OverbeyShameka A. WashingtonMarcie L. WessingerVirginia Williamson

2005Stephen A. BaileyMary L. PersonToni S. RamonSharon A. Snyder

2004Founder's Club $5,000 +Stephen L. GritzukDonorsStephan P. BritanakVance FlaniganLaura X. HarkinsCynthia M. Lovins

2003Sharon B. DriggersJennifer K. HammackBrian S. KizerSybil D. MackLester L. MoulderTimothy P. Padget

Alumni Giving - Graduate DegreesThis includes gifts from alumni of our master's in business administration, master's in education or mas-ter's in criminal justice programs.

2002Wendy C. SandersRose E. Umstead

2001Danyel M. BellushDonna E. BrownPamela S. BrunsonJennifer S. CokerMae W. NesbitAnnette B. PettyjohnGregory A. RubyAnn M. Watson

2000Sandra P. Baney

1999Teresa M. Burks

1998President's Club $1,000 +Eugene W. SandersDonorsSteven S. MarshallPaula MillerStacy E. Wiggins

1997Stephen J. DeberardinoRebecca B. DingleChad D. JohnsonKelly J. KennedyLeon Locklear Jr.Kimberly M. Mills

1996President's Club $1,000 +Richard B. BrewerDonorsAlice S. DraytonGordon E. HendrichRebecca A. HillGloria D. White

1995President's Club $1,000 +Kevin Alford, CFP®, MBADonorsJoan F. CorrellKristi B. DeppermanRex W. NestorDarla C. RyanCynthia D. White

1994President's Club $1,000 +Esther L. NashDonorsCherie E. JeffriesPhilip A. Stiles Jr.

1993President's Club $1,000 +Xinwei M. LingJ S. Shepherd Jr.DonorsErnie F. BattleJane B. Norris

1992Joann KellyDawn M. RizerMaree E. Rogers

1991Janice A. Franks

1990Cathy Delaney

1989Geneva A. Turner

1988President's Club $1,000 +Carolyn K. Hunter

1987Suzanne W. Herring

1986Norma L. Newton

1985Elaine K. Furnari

2009Garrett J. AbelNicholas S. AbercrombieMeredith A. BoxAundraya J. CampJerri A. ChristmasBrent A. Dennison

Alumni Giving - Baccalaureate DegreesThis includes gifts from alumni of our baccalaureate programs by class.

Laura H. GriggLenora C. GumbsJordan R. HudsonHolly L. JetterShaun C. MilesMichael C. MitchellJustin B. Mullinax

Gloria E. PetersAlana L. PetersonRichard A. RuddQuanekqua T. RussellJennifer L. SlaughterSarah E. StivesPhoebe M. Wilkinson



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2008Joshua M. AndersonJonathan C. BrewerJonathan L. CarmonSarah M. CroftKenneth W. CrosbyKierstin L. FloresKevin C. GlearsRachael Dawn B. HarperCary M. HumphriesRob Roy Mac GregorRussell W. RichardsonAndrew J. SchalckKristen E. SylvesterHolly E. Westbury

2007Johnathon R. AckissMichael P. BrodieTradd J. BrodieJohnica CobbAlison D. ForrerKatrina FriedmanKathryn L. GrassMatthew P. HoisingtonMichael J. KeeneCarol A. KhimaniTamier D. LoganMichael E. McCannAshley M. MillwoodTracey Mae J. Queen

2006President's Club $1,000 +John D. BoddenDonorsDerrick V. AppleBrett J. BowdrenJose R. CastroCourtney E. CatoeJermaine A. FluddAlison W. HarrisonDrena L. HazelJacqueline L. JonesKristin A. OlneyMaria M. SutherlandJeff V. Tibayan

2005Founder's Club $5,000 +David E. ThiemPresident's Club $1,000 +Christopher M. LanoueDonorsHarris D. Abel

Ronald K. AndersonCarol A. Christenbury-EmblerKimberly A. CopeRobert S. Ingram IIIBrian K. JoslinYolanda L. Owens-CobbsPaul M. SmithJames L. Trenor

2004President's Club $1,000 +Peter J. CopelandDonorsWilliam H. Brabham Jr.Ellen M. BranhamLisa A. CrandallDavid P. EasterlinVictoria A. MontgomeryCynthia G. NettletonJoy E. ObidikeSteven L. OverbeyChristine D. OvershinerCaroline E. Wham

2003President's Club $1,000 +Keith G. Jones Sr.DonorsDarrell BarberBrandon J. BranhamThomas T. EllisEllen A. FelthausLatosha E. GainesJonathan G. GalvezLaura X. HarkinsElizabeth A. MantschMary L. PersonDavid R. Weiss

2002President's Club $1,000 +Joshua A. AydletteJerry L. ThorsellAmy L. ViarsDonorsPaula C. GambrellLiliane B. GreshamAnselm KnightsKeisha M. LindseyLaura M. SheridanMarcie L. WessingerBryson Williams

2001President's Club $1,000 +Roger R. RandolphDonorsAndres CassonJennifer K. HammackTravis D. KornahrensStephen T. LeverLeroy A. MarsMichael W. Stasiak

2000Scott I. CoghillAlyson B. CollinsGreg HiserLecius L. MoorerLinda A. Sartori-McCallisterJoy D. TaylorRose E. Umstead

1999President's Club $1,000 +Jason S. JurkowskiDonorsGail BaxleyDawn M. BlumeRachelle M. BouronichCharlene CarlersJoshua D. EdgarGeorgie N. KilgusTanya F. LottDennie M. McDanielJohn N. RoccoDavid C. RyanVirginia Williamson

1998Kenneth R. ArtSusan L. BrannockMichelle L. BrownAdam B. CollinsJoan M. KivlehanLinda C. LangMichele C. MinorJohn W. Riney IIIAmanda C. ThomasJoy P. ThompsonClayton M. Williams Jr.

1997Sandra P. BaneyDanyel M. BellushDonna F. BrasherDavid W. BurtonHelena M. BusbeeMelissa A. DohertyWendy M. Ennis

Elizabeth A. FlemingJennifer W. GoveaColin R. HuckinsDiana B. KokindaElizabeth A. W. PainterRobert E. RowlandBruce L. Smith

1996President's Club $1,000 +David V. SmithDonorsAntonia H. CallahanCharla C. CoffinCurtis B. CroweLynnette M. KissWilliam M. Lee Jr.Lori B. MooreSteven B. ReedStephanie A. TrainumAnn M. Watson

1995President's Club $1,000 +Mario DoriaDonorsKristina P. CampbellJoseph K. CarricoLaura L. FentersElmer FoxJulie A. GlennKaren D. KeyesRobert H. LibermanMichele A. McGauvranPaula MillerLisa W. MorelliJames R. NortonGregory A. RubyDennis S. TaylorJones T. Thomas

1994President's Club $1,000 +Rosanne H. ChristoGeorge E. EppsDonorsChristina N. ChapmanAlbert Doria Jr.William E. HarmonDavid D. KranzLeon Locklear Jr.Louise R. MeadeKimberly M. MillsTimothy P. PadgetG J. PetroVirginia A. PhillipsWendy C. Sanders

2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 7,000 8,000 9,000 10,000 11,000 12,000

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2001

1996

1995

1988

GRADUATE TOP CLASSES - TOTAL GIFTS

5% 6% 7% 8% 9% 10%

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2003

2001

1997

1995

TOTAL PARTICIPATION


Beverly G. ThomasBeth E. Veyber

1993Bruce C. CoffinCynthia J. CurryLouis S. Hall Sr.Matthew A. KempElizabeth O. RudyJacob D. Toler Jr.Stacy E. Wiggins

1992President's Club $1,000 +Richard B. Daniel Sr.DonorsPaul S. AthertonClyde N. CauthenDavid L. ChurchmanDavid A. CorvinoMallory C. EarpAlice L. FeeJames E. JonesVickie D. NashPhilip A. Stiles Jr.Wendy L. StricklandScott G. TurnerBarbara C. Williams

1991Donna E. BrownKermit T. GouldRobin T. HendersonR. C. Marshall IIStephen B. MassingalePamela B. McGinnisBarbara F. ParkerWilliam K. RichardsonJanice S. RitterDarla C. RyanEarl S. Smalley IIIMichelle C. Snyder-WellsGloria D. White

1990President's Club $1,000 +Daniel W. Cross IVWilliam L. WardDonorsLinda A. ArtBonnie M. BullRobin J. CooperRebecca L. CoulterRichard M. Coulter Jr.Susan D. EdwardsCherie E. Jeffries

Emily L. TrevisanKenneth L. Yates

1989President's Club $1,000 +Paul H. Ferguson Jr.Sandra H. HughesLevoy K. McCrayDonorsDonna K. AlexanderJohn S. BlanchardCatherine A. BrewerCynthia B. CampRobert L. Duke Jr.Jody H. GildenDebra C. HillKevin B. JonesConnie E. LelandSharyn M. MarshallDawn M. RizerLaura D. SmithDonald S. StuttsStanley B. Tucker Jr.Donald V. Wood

1988President's Club $1,000 +James B. GowdyDonorsCharles C. Ammons Jr.Glenn J. BirdwhistellHope S. HarrisonSandra K. JacksonAllen H. McDowellDwight M. Riley Jr.Sandra K. RuddTimothy E. Scott

1987Curtis P. BoydTyrone Sanders

1986Virginia E. BrantAngela B. CarterPatricia M. ChilesCynthia S. DavenportJ G. DavenportRose M. StanleyMarshall E. Stanley

1985President's Club $1,000 +Anthony G. FountainDonorsTimothy O. Blakely

Debra M. ChinnersTina K. CooperBetty O. DeshotelsRex M. DivineTeresa M. FriarStephen L. HillGlenn F. HughesFrank L. MetzgerJane B. NorrisJoel W. OdomMelanie M. PendarvisRobert E. Pierce IIILeo O. ShumakerGeneva A. TurnerJames R. Welborn

1984President's Club $1,000 +Daniel J. InabinetDana P. PainterDonorsSara F. AstinMichael T. BramanGrace D. BrownGeorge D. CarterKaren B. GreshamJill R. JohnsonLawrence E. NannaWilliam D. Nicholson IIMelanie S. RuffJeff C. Smoak Jr.

1983President's Club $1,000 +Thomas A. PietschDonorsRichard T. Banks IIIJames L. BroomeStephen W. CadwalladerBarbara M. CapersDouglas C. EatonMarlene A. MonuskoHerbert L. MouzonTammy E. PannellToni S. RamonBarbara C. RumphPeter L. Stone

1982President's Club $1,000 +Janet M. MimsWalter W. SmithDonorsCynthia W. AndersonKatherine H. CampbellSusan W. Cheney

Carl E. ChiversMargaret C. ChristianCathy DelaneyR. A. DunnRodney E. GrahamClaudia C. GreerEdwin L. HamiltonSally S. HanceClay HeatleyBarbara Jean S. HiltonWilliam HolmesCynthia K. JohnsonJanet W. JoslinMolly B. MyersCharles T. OwensRobert J. Patrick Sr.John F. PeekDonald L. PlumleyWalter C. Stanton IIIRobert L. D. WattsJames I. Wilkins

1981Founder's Club $5,000 +Mary F. WilliamsPresident's Club $1,000 +Terry H. EzellJoseph M. HallDanny JohnsonJohnny G. RumboughDonorsJohn H. BlantonDeborah L. BrownFrancine ChandlerDonald F. FentonLois A. HarmonDavid L. HinsonCynthia G. HortonTeri K. HurstRonald E. KlepperFred L. Salley Jr.Vallerie A. SnowBernard G. Walker

1980President's Club $1,000 +James R. RayDonorsJohn K. CrooksJudy B. DillowDebra EngstromPamela T. EyCharles E. Hancock Sr.Karen M. HollinsheadVivian H. Mobley

Ralph V. PoseyDonald R. StephensLinda N. Warren

1979Joe Collins Jr.Sharon B. DriggersCarol S. EtheridgeEugene H. JoyRobert J. KingDon I. McCollum Jr.William F. New, Esq.Daniel P. PerryTravis S. PlowmanJene C. Smith

1978President's Club $1,000 +Beverly M. SandiferDonorsLoretta M. AtkinsDoris B. GladdenSarah B. JohnsonRichard A. MeitzlerOtharine SingletonMichael S. WhatleyDebora A. Wilder

1977President's Club $1,000 +Richard B. BrewerKenneth B. SandiferDonorsWilliam E. ArcherWilliam J. Capers Jr.Gregory W. ClarkFrancis E. ConeCynthia GibbsMary C. HenryDavid KennedyDarlene M. McNeillJoseph H. McNeillJames E. PetersonJanet E. StanleyRobert M. Wells

1976President's Club $1,000 +Samuel E. GandyRodney R. NealDonorsFrancis X. Archibald


1969 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1977 1981 1990 2005

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2%

BACCALAUREATE TOP CLASSES - TOTAL PARTICIPATION


Karen D. BarkerNancy J. BowersCarol BulwinkleWinfred L. CrosbyRebecca G. HoganMary N. MitchellHarriett B. NealStanley F. OverbaughJames W. OwensJames C. PalmerCynthia M. PutmanMarjorie D. TuckClyde E. Wilson Jr.

1975President's Club $1,000 +Thomas W. Edwards Jr.William T. FordDonald F. NyeThomas L. Rhodes Jr.John L. Wiggins IIIDonorsRon L. AvantMarion H. BentonStewart M. BentonJean G. BorisClifton G. Brown Jr.Mary K. BuckleyAlice S. DraytonWilliam A. KraemerBetty W. RhodesStanley W. Stone

1974President's Club $1,000 +Jerry P. GazesThomas C. HulseyJohn M. KammeyerDonorsJerry E. BeckleyStephen W. BennettDavid H. ClarkFrank J. CudaHarley T. HendersonPaul M. HinsonJames D. HughesMary K. McMillanRobert J. NorrisCarlyle Singletary

John H. TalbertStancil O. Wise Jr.

1973President's Club $1,000 +Joseph N. Byron Jr.Faye B. GreshamLuther C. KnightClaudette McCallJohn C. RamseyDonorsGrady G. BrazzellEnid R. CauseyDarryl M. CookHugh L. DuboseVicki A. FlintArchie FranchiniJames M. FriarMartin G. Gipe Sr.Robert E. Holman Jr.Deborah H. HowellElizabeth A. LaffitteElaine L. LingMichael L. O'ShieldsMarian C. O'ShieldsJoseph T. Prather Jr.Ted L. TitcombRichard A. ToolThomas C. Weeks Jr.Lamar G. Woods

1972President's Club $1,000 +George C. ConolyWilson V. Inabinet Jr.James D. PostonH M. Skipper Jr.DonorsRay T. AdamsJohn W. AltmanMiriam R. BrownJames R. ClaytonJames F. EasonJohn R. GiddensJerry W. HillsMartha L. HillsColumbus L. Howell IIIRobert L. LancasterEdward T. Lewis Jr.

Mary E. McAmisLester L. MoulderBobby C. SellarsJames W. Till Jr.John I. Wilson

1971Founder's Club $5,000 +Keith A. HewittPresident's Club $1,000 +William B. DanielR. W. MillsDavid T. Spell Jr.O. L. Thompson IIIDonorsJudy W. BlackClariece W. BrownMarion P. BuschCharles L. CallawayWilliam E. Cashion IIMary L. CatoGayle R. CawoodHarry E. Douty Jr.Thomas F. EdensHenry F. FishburneCharles M. FitzhenryFred H. GambleGordon E. GrahamAlvin W. Hanson Jr.J. R. HillCharles R. MillerWendell W. Mohr

1970President's Club $1,000 +Brooks P. MooreDonorsWilliam H. Barron Jr.William W. Bedenbaugh Jr.Thomas D. BulwinkleGerald W. BurnettDenley C. CaughmanPatricia B. DanielCharles C. DavisMarvin A. Dawson Jr.Fred A. DychesWayne D. GoodwinObbe HaverkampCherryl A. Heath

H. B. Hughes Jr.Ronald W. JordanDavid W. MarshallRogeania G. McCaySarah T. MoodyHarold J. PettersonHamilton R. SherardRobert E. TisdaleJoel E. WaddellJames L. Wyrosdick

1969Clif Jones Club $10,000 +Harold H. Adams Jr.President's Club $1,000 +Daniel W. GuyTroy W. HerndonJoseph F. TallonDonorsWoodrow E. Busch Jr.James R. CauseyGeorge H. CroftKenneth E. GodwinWilliam R. Hiers Jr.Laurence L. JenkinsRichard M. Kay Jr.Patric M. McClellanWellie M. McDanielRandy H. MoodyJerry D. PhiferDarlene C. ScottSandra L. TurnerRonald A. TurnerBarbara B. WhiteJohn R. Whitten Jr.

1968President's Club $1,000 +Edwin C. Burrell Jr.Bernard A. GrantJohn D. LesemannDonorsBarry S. ArmstrongHiram H. FewoxRobert C. GallagerJennie C. GoodmanRichard L. RenardMaree E. RogersMildred W. Ulmer

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GIFTS BY COSTITUENCY

S.C. Baptist Convention 49.64%

Board of Visitors 18.06%

Friends 16.15%

Organizations / Foundations 5.10%

Businesses 5.04%

Alumni 1.94%

Faculty Staff Coaches 1.37%

Board of Directors 1.34%

Churches 0.80%

Board of Trustees 0.38%

Other Boards 0.18%

AREAS OF GIVING

TOTAL GIFTS: $ 3,944,566(unaudited)

Annual Fund / Unrestricted Gifts 77.31%

Scholarships 11.81%

Athletics 4.79%

Special Gifts 4.08%

Buildings / Equipment 2.01%

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1972Dr. Alice Ferrell Mize Panglewrites, “It has been so long since Igraduated from what was then theBaptist College at Charleston…I got so many valuable teachingsthat have carried me through life.I am now 62 years old and afterleaving CSU, I went on to becomea physician now living in westTexas near Texas Tech University.There are many Christians herealso, and I have since found outthat the city of Lubbock wasfounded by a fellow SouthCarolinian, Col. William T.Lubbock.” Alice wasHomecoming Queen in 1972.

1977Dr. Melba H. Riddle writes, “FromCSU I went on to Clemson for amaster’s degree in English and thento the University of South Carolinafor a doctorate in curriculum andinstructional supervision. In 1997my husband and I becameinvolved in the start-up of a classi-cal Christian school in Lexington,S.C. In the early days of the schoolI served as head of schools.Heritage has really blossomed intoa very special place. Last year, afterseveral years of serving in othercapacities in schools aroundColumbia, I returned to Heritageas head of schools.”

Dr. Don R. Simmons has received aColeman Fellowship inEntrepreneurship at CaliforniaState University, Fresno. A distin-guished professor in the AmericanHumanics (Nonprofit Leadership)Program at CSU-Fresno, he is alsochair of the Historic PreservationCommission for the City of Fresno,on the board of Hands on CentralCalifornia and is president ofCreative Potential Consulting andTraining. Don writes a monthlycolumn for Church VolunteerCenter, Group Publishing, and is aregular columnist for Rev!Magazine. He recently spoke at theNational Conference onVolunteerism and CommunityService along with MichelleObama, Arnold Swarzeneggar andAriana Huffington and spoke atLifeServe National ServiceConference in October. While incollege, Don was editor of theCutlass and served as SGA presi-dent. An elementary educationmajor, he has been a college andseminary professor for 30 years.

1988Jack Tankersley’s band, EastCoast Party Band, was named anambassador of the town by theTown of Mount Pleasant, S.C.Jack and Mike Shuler founded theEast Coast Party Band in 1991and travel on weekends playingbeach music. During the week,Jack is president of State Farm inMt. Pleasant, and he is a memberof the CSU Board of Visitors.

1989Dr. Wanda Leah Calvert has beenappointed to the position of assis-tant professor in the departmentof professional studies in educa-tion at Indiana University ofPennsylvania.

1991Connie Coyle MEd is teachingHonors and CP WesternCivilization and AP EuropeanHistory at Pinewood PreparatorySchool in Summerville, S.C. Sheis the sponsor of the UpperSchool Student Government.

Classnotes

COMPILED BY JAN JOSLIN ’82

1994

Daryl Shorter and his wife, Kerri,welcomed their second child intothe world Sept. 3. Kinnedy NigelShorter was born at St. FrancisHospital, West Ashley, at 8:30a.m. weighing 7 lbs. 14.5 oz.Their daughter, Kinsley Naela,will be three on Dec. 18. Theylive in Hanahan, S.C.

1997Curran Elizabeth Kay and JasonFrederick Stieglitz were marriedMay 23 in Taylors First BaptistChurch. He is employed withUPS, and they live inSummerville, S.C.

Jeannie Turner is enrolled atEastern Virginia Medical Schoolin the surgical assistant program.She lives in Virginia Beach, Va.,with her husband, Rich, and theirfour kids: Billy, Michael, Bethand Alicia.


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Greg Atkinson’s article, The Birthof Innovation, was recently fea-tured on the Catalyst Web site.Greg works with Association ofRelated Churches as a coach andconsultant. Greg and his wife, theformer Chrissy Bubb, live inDallas, Texas, with their threechildren. You can read the articleonline at http://www.catalyst-space.com/content/read/the_birth_of_innovation/. Greg blogs atGregAtkinson.com.

1998Byron R. Mobley, Esq., writes:“I would like to announce theformation of the Law Office ofByron R. Mobley, PLLC. I alsocontinue to serve as the municipalprosecutor for the City of HornLake, Miss., and was recentlyasked to serve on the board ofdirectors of the Samaritans, afaith-based nonprofit helpingthe working poor.”

1999Jim Spencer MEd is the newprincipal at Marrington MiddleSchool in Berkeley County, S.C.He has nine years experience as ateacher and 10 years experiencein administration.

2000Caroline Marie Howard andMichael Reece McMinn weremarried Aug. 8 in N. Charleston.He is the youth minister at FirstBaptist Church of Moncks Corner,and she attends CSU. They live inGoose Creek.


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2002

Kimberley Belcastro, an attorneyin Quarles & Brady’s Tax practicein the Naples (Fla.) office, wasselected as a 2009 Florida RisingStar by Law & Politics.

Three couples with CSU ties areserving at South Bay Church, achurch plant in the Silicon Valley,Calif. Andy Wood is lead pastor.He is married to the formerStacie Cloud ’03. Filipe Santos isassociate pastor, and is married tothe former Mandy Van Deusen’01, and Archie Jackson is worshippastor. Archie is a former CSUadmissions counselor and ismarried to the former RebekahWoods ’04. To follow news abouttheir church and families, logonto southbaychurch.org.

2003Annie Mareá Daniels and MarcusBrent Parson were married April11 in Taylorsville, N.C. She is aspecial education teacher and isattending Lenoir Rhyne in theeducation of deaf and hard ofhearing department. They livein Taylorsville.

Brandy Sutherland and herhusband, Bryan, announce thebirth of their first child, BrysonMatthew, born May 4. Heweighed 6 lbs. 15 oz. and was20.5 inches long. “He is an excit-ing addition to our lives, and wecouldn’t be happier!” said Brandy.They live in Goose Creek, S.C.

2004Ivy and Lance Parrish ’07announce the birth of theirsecond daughter, Kiernan, whois now four months old. Rowan,her older sister, just turned two.Ivy writes: “Lance is a teacherfor Cane Bay High, and I amprimarily a stay-at-home mom,occasionally working at TridentHospital as a registered nurse.”

2005LaKeshia Nicole Bryant andHarry Thomas Seabrook Jr. weremarried July 11 in Summerville,S.C. She works for the CharlestonCounty Department of SocialServices, and he is a physicaltherapist at RCC RehabilitationCenter. They live in NorthCharleston.

Ashley Jean Cassereau, MEd 08,and Brian Andrew Parks weremarried May 20 in Pinopolis, S.C.Ashley is a teacher with BerkeleyCounty School District, and Brianis an engineer of systemprotection and control withSantee Cooper. They live inCharleston.

Rebecca Watson Eifert and herhusband, Christopher, announcethe birth of Kinsley JoAnna, bornJuly 1. She weighed 8 lbs. andwas 21 inches long. Rebeccawrites: “We live in Chester, S.C.,where I am a registered nurse ona mother/baby unit at PiedmontMedical Center in Rock Hill.”

Ashley Nichole Kirkland andRandall Shea Floyd Jr. weremarried July 11 in Turbeville, S.C.She is pursuing a health sciencedegree at Central CarolinaTechnical College. They livein Kingstree.

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Conor O’Shea has publishedMarcus’ Golfing Adventures, a bookteaching golf to 5-12 year olds.O’Shea is a teaching professionalwith The Academy at Piper’sHeath in Ontario, Canada. Tolearn more about the book, visitwww.marcusgolfingadventures.com

2006Heather Lynn Bandstra andDru Adrian Sepulveda weremarried May 30 in Sumter, S.C.He is a remote administrator withClemson University, and they livein Midland, Mich.

Lindsay Cottrill and SamuelCouch were married May 23 onHilton Head Island, S.C. He isattending CSU, and they live inSummerville.


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2007

Rebecca Edney writes: “Myhusband, Jonathan ’07, and Iwelcomed our son into the worldFeb. 26. His name is BenjaminMichael, and he was 8 lbs. 5 oz.and 20.5 inches long. Jonathan isworking for Verizon Wireless andworking toward a degree ininternational church planting atSouthern Baptist TheologicalSeminary in Louisville, Ky. I workfor Louisville Music Therapy andGymboree Play and Music.”

Amanda Hobson is workingtoward a master’s degree in riskand prevention at HarvardGraduate School of Education.Amanda writes: “I will be learningabout prevention programmingfor children in school and com-munity settings and will have theopportunity to take classes fromany of the graduate schools andlearn more about advocacy andinterventions for children.”

Jessica Lynn Lodge and CharlesBradley Shaw were married June19 in Charleston, S.C. She isemployed by MUSC, and theylive in Summerville.

Brandy Lynn McCravy and JasonHarold Gamble were married July11 in North, S.C. She teaches inOrangeburg Consolidated SchoolDistrict 5 and received a master’sdegree in integrated arts inteaching from Lesley University.

Mark Shea MEd, is principal ofSt. Andrew’s School of Math &Science in Charleston. He is aformer teacher and assistantprincipal.

Nicole Rene Witt and JosephMatthew Murphy were marriedJuly 25. He is the project managerat Floors by Design, and they livein West Columbia.

2008

Ashley Hinkle and Darrell Bracewere married June 22 at the IONCreek Club in Mt. Pleasant, S.C.Ashley writes: “We live in GooseCreek, and we are currentlyvolunteering with the NorthCharleston Dream Center, andDarrell is working toward hismaster’s to pursue youth ministry.

Jennifer Louise Hardwick andManson Barrett Grooms weremarried May 30 in Conway, S.C.He is a public safety officer withthe S.C. Department of MentalHealth in Columbia.

Heather Kuehl writes: “On Oct. 7,my first novella, FADE TOBLACK, will be published byEternal Press(www.eternalpress.ca). It will beavailable in both print and e-bookformat (available through eithertheir Web site or Amazon.com).I am currently working on itssequel, and I live in Goose Creek.”

Margaret Ellen James and DanielHunter Peek were married May23 in Sumter, S.C. She is ateacher in Summerville, and theylive in Charleston.

2009

Christi L. Bachman and LieutenantJames G. Burke IV were marriedJuly 11 at The Citadel chapel.They live in Wake Forest, N.C.,where Jay is attending seminary atSoutheastern Baptist TheologicalSeminary with plans to become anArmy Chaplain. Christi workswith children as a tutor andwith childcare.

Rachel LeAnn Crawford andAdam Murray Wagner weremarried June 6 in Goose Creek,S.C. They live in Moncks Corner.


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Calling All Baby Bucs!

BabyBucs

Makayla, Jonah and Makenna Doyle, children ofAdam and Cherise Doyle ’01

Aubrey Lynn and KelseyLee Case, daughters ofKen and StephanieCase ’02

Aiden Luke Solivan, sonof Adam and ChristiPinson Solivan ’01

Ann Louise Williams, daughter ofJamie and Heather Williams ’02

James Rhoton, son of Jim MBA’07 and Melissa Rhoton ’02


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MemorialsJames R. “Jim” Echols ’77, age 75, diedAug. 2 in Weatherford, Texas. He was aretired Lt. Col. in the Air Force andearned his CPA certificate in 1980.He owned an accounting business inGranbury, Texas.

Tara Lynn McAllister ’93, age 39, diedJuly 9 in Goose Creek, S.C. She was asocial worker at the VA Hospital.

Rev. Michael Carey “Mike” McClain ’00,age 50, died July 5 in Cope, S.C. He waspastor of Cope Baptist Church.

Mrs. Elizabeth Cleland Peeples, age 91,died June 21 in Charleston. She was afounder of the university, served on theBoard of Trustees and held an honorarydoctorate from CSU.

Betty Knowles Riggs ’72, age 82, diedJuly 3 in Charleston. She was co-ownerof Low Country Gifts and CharlestonPost Card Company.

Dr. Tunis Romein III, age 63, died Sept. 1in Charleston. He was a tenured profes-sor of English at CSU. He had taught atthe University for 30 years and was therecipient of the Faculty Service Award in1991 and the Excellence in TeachingAward in 1992. Memorials may be madeto Charleston Southern University ChoralEnsemble, PO Box 118087, Charleston,SC 29423-8087.

Alumni AwardNominations SoughtThe CSU Alumni Association is accepting nominations for itssix annual awards. Submit your nominations via e-mail [email protected] or by calling the alumni office at 843-863-7516.

Distinguished Alumnus of the YearMost prestigious award given by the Alumni Association to analumnus who strives for excellence in all endeavors. Alum hasdistinguished him or herself in three areas: service to theUniversity, service to the community and achievement in hisor her field of endeavor.

Outstanding Young Alumnus of the YearRecognizes an alumnus under the age of 30 who has beensuccessful in his or her field of endeavor and shows exceptionalpromise of future achievement.

Alumnus Community Service AwardHonors an alumnus who goes above and beyond the expectationsin his/her community, church or nonprofit group. The awardrecognizes his or her personal sacrifice and exceptional volunteerservice to a charitable organization.

University Mission AwardThis award goes to the outstanding alumnus who exhibits theideals and mission of Charleston Southern.

Alumnus Service AwardHonors and recognizes an alumnus who performs outstandingservice to the University, the Alumni Association or other alumni activities.

Outstanding Alumnus of the YearThis award honors an alumnus who reflects honor on theUniversity for exceptional achievement in his or her field of endeavor.


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