2012 Annual Report - John Tyler Community College

2012 Annual Report

2012 Financial Statements 

A Message from the President of the 

John Tyler Community College Foundation Board 

Net assets 

Net assets at end of year (2012): $5,982,069 

49.8% Equity 

John Tyler Community College (JTCC) is ever so grateful for growing community support. 

Faithful supporters, as well as new donors, dug deep to back the College in its successful 

efforts to provide quality educational opportunities that inspire student success and community 

vitality. The JTCC Foundation Board joins me in thanking you for your ongoing investment 

in the College and for appreciating the important role John Tyler plays in the community’s 

economic and educational good health. Please note that one dollar given to JTCC translates 

into a $16 return to the community. Let’s hear it for return on investment! 

While we all understand it makes good sense to invest in your own backyard, we also get the 

fact that JTCC’s affordable tuition is the best educational value on the higher ed market – 

approximately one third the price of the Commonwealth’s public, four-year sister institutions. 

JTCC’s online courses and flexible class hours (friendly to working students) can’t be 

beat. While high school graduates are our fastest-growing cohort, the College is masterful 

at retooling and retraining citizens in the workforce to expand their skill sets and grow job 

opportunities. Along with providing academic benefits to our immense service area, let’s take 

a look at the successes your investment inspired in 2012: 

• Full Moon Madness, the Foundation’s fun-filled annual fundraising event, boasted the largest special event net profit in the history of the Virginia 

Community College System. Devoted corporate sponsors helped us clear $75,443 for student needs. With Chesterfield County as its partner, the 

Foundation fostered good community health and lots of exciting activities for all ages. 

• The Foundation’s scholarship program enjoyed a banner year, awarding $171,785 scholarship dollars to a record 111 deserving students – most of 

whom could not have attended college without financial help. Corporations, foundations and individuals gave generous scholarship support and 

raised the dollars awarded from the previous year by 24%. 

• The community rallied to successfully match a pledge from the Mary Morton Parsons Foundation – providing a total of $218,650 to renovate a 

state-of-the-art biology lab for the Chester Campus. 

• The College, yet again, served the largest number of dual enrollment students in the Commonwealth’s 23-member community college system. By 

taking college-credit courses in high school, parents and students saved countless tuition dollars and shortened college graduation time. 

• The College’s new engineering program showed its immediate impact by successfully transferring every graduate from its first class to four-year 

engineering degree programs at either UVA, VT, or VCU, with several of the individuals involved already being sought for employment in the 

College’s service area after their studies conclude. 

• Manufacturing and business workforce training needs are front and center at John Tyler. By listening to our corporate friends and helping them 

meet ever-changing hiring and training demands, our corporate ties remain strong as we continue to provide workforce training and educational 

advancement for their employees. Indeed, the College is positioned to grow in a slow (but anticipated) 2013 economic upturn. And don’t forget, 

through the Community College Workforce Alliance (CCWA), John Tyler serves an additional 20,000 non-credit students and over 1,000 companies. 

Working together, the College and CCWA are a dynamic workforce training duo. 

• Corporate and foundation support was significant in 2012. CJW Medical Center, an affiliate of HCA; Capital One; Altria; and Bank of America gave 

generously, as did Parsons, Cameron, Jenkins, John Randolph, Metropolitan Health and Richmond Memorial Health Foundations. Investing in the 

many programs John Tyler offers, our corporate and foundation friends kept the education wheels turning. 

• Local city and county governing boards provided much-needed funds to make good things happen on campus. We thank our area government leaders 

for understanding that educating our future leaders is critical to a community’s vibrancy. 

• New giving and special recognition societies were launched to thank our generous supporters. Annual Fund Societies include: Tyler ($5000+); 

Presidents ($1000+); Burgundy and Gold ($500+); Founders ($250+); and 1967 Society (up to $249). Giving in special ways is recognized through: 

Deeds Not Words Circle (donors providing transformational support); Tried and True Club (three plus years of consecutive giving); and Legacy 

League (planned gift supporters). 

Again, the Foundation Board joins me in thanking all of you for your loyalty and support for JTCC in 2012. We ask that you please continue your 

generous backing of John Tyler in 2013. A postage-paid envelope is enclosed to help make your investment in the College convenient. If you prefer to 

give online, please visit www.jtcc.edu/giving. 

Give yourself a hand for investing in the future good health of education in our community. 

6,000 

4,800 

3,600 

2,400 

1,200 

0 

Investment Achievements 

(Market Value in Thousands) 

Cash Account 

Challenge Grants #2 

Endowment Fund (VIP) 

Endowment Fund-Core* 

Undesignated Fund 

Q1 2012 Q2 2012 Q3 2012 Q4 2012 

Quarter Ending 

*Endowment Fund-Core was established on June 4, 2006. 

**Endowment Fund-Value/Income was funded on August 24, 2007. 

Market Value Increases 

of Investments 

(in thousands) 

6,000 

5,000 

4,000 

3,000 

2,000 

1,000 

$4,639 

$4,836 

Q1 2012 Q2 2012 Q3 2012 Q4 2012 

Quarter Ending 

$5,652 $5,762 

Diversification 

of Investments 

Our Mission 

The John Tyler Community College Foundation acquires 

vital resources which advance the College’s mission to 

provide superior, affordable, and accessible education. The 

Foundation seeks the time, talent, and financial support of 

alumni, individuals, businesses, civic groups, and elected 

officials in order to build relationships which ultimately help 

the College elevate the community’s quality of life. 

John Tyler Community College 

Foundation Staff 

Ms. Beverley M. Dew 

Executive Director 

Ms. Karin M. Hansen 

Grants Specialist 

Ms. Abbi N. Leinwand 

Director of Development 

Ms. Barbara A. McLain 

Financial and Scholarship Specialist 

Ms. Donna L. Sutton 

Senior Administrative and Office Specialist 

7.1% Cash 

43.1% Fixed 

E. Wilson Davis, Jr. 

Director of Economic Development, Chesterfield County 

President, JTCC Foundation Board 

The information contained herein is based upon data obtained from sources believed to be reliable; however, such data is not guaranteed as to its accuracy 

or completeness and is for informational purposes only. Past performance is not indicative of future results. 

Contributions are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law. John Tyler Community College Foundation, Inc. is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization.

2012 Donors 

1967 SOCIETY (GIFTS UP TO $249) 

Mr. Gregory Abbott 

Mr. Emad M. Abu-Saleh 

Mr. Clifford F. Ackerson 

Ms. Sheila W. Adkins 

Mr. Harry G. Agurs 

Mr. Jamie Albright 

Mrs. Cathee P. Andrews 

Mr. Chad and Mrs. Jenny Andrus 

Anonymous (3) 

Ms. Meredith Axisa 

Ms. Rose H. Baldwin, PLLC 

Mr. and Ms. Patrick Barbour 

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin D. Barrowclough 

Mr. A. Jay and Mrs. Claire Behr 

Mr. Dwaine L. Belcher 

Mr. Lester Bell 

Mr. Donald and Mrs. Susan Birdsong 

Ms. Nancy C. Boswell 

Ms. Lois Brockelman 

Dr. Mikell W. Brown 

Ms. Heather M. Busch 

Ms. Sharon D. Campbell 

Capitol Drywall, Inc. 

Dr. Steven J. Carlisle 

Ms. Meredith T. Carrington 

Ms. Vicky L. Carwile 

Ms. Penny Chaffin 

Ms. Donna N. Charles-Koski 

Mr. Raymond L. and Mrs. Elaine G. Chenette 

Mrs. Tracey H. Clarke 

Mr. Hugh A. and Mrs. Deborah Cline 

Ms. Terri Clinger 

Ms. Barbara A. Colcleaser 

Mr. Darrell W. Coleman Sr. 

Ms. Kathleen M. Cooper 

Mr. Kevin T. Corby 

Mr. James L. Cosby 

Mrs. Elizabeth P. Crabtree 

Mr. David Crocker 

Mrs. Joyce W. Crum 

Ms. Debra L. Curtis 

Mr. Edward L. and Mrs. Laura C. Dail 

Mr. Tim and Mrs. Lisa M. Davey 

Mr. Kenneth W. and Mrs. Shelby B. Davis 

Ms. Doreen E. Edwards 

Mr. Peter Eliades 

Mr. Terrence L. Elrod 

Ms. Jhansi Eturi 

Mr. Dennis J. and Mrs. Ann B. Falk 

Mr. Karl A. and Mrs. Linda P. Fears 

Mr. Matthew and Mrs. Renee Ferrary 

Dr. and Mrs. William C. Fiege 

Mr. Mark A. Fiore 

Mr. Selwyn L. Flournoy Jr. 

Ms. Theresa M. Fortin 

Four Season Recycling & Trading 

Mrs. Janet M. Fox 

Ms. Karen L. Gammon 

General Tax Services 

Mrs. Anne L. Gibson 

Mr. Michael Gibson 

Mr. James and Mrs. Clara M. Griffin 

Mr. Dwight A. Grissom 

Ms. Karey H. Groome 

Mr. Vernon Gwaltney 

Mrs. C. Denise Haas 

Ms. Karin Hansen 

Ms. Kathy Harcum 

Ms. Aretha Harris 

Ms. Gloria G. Harvell 

Dr. and Mrs. David M. Head 

Ms. Lillah D. Heisey 

Ms. Yutze Hendrix 

Ms. Joyce L. Henley 

Mr. Wilbur E. Henley 

Mr. David Hepler 

Mr. Linwood S. and Mrs. Deborah Hines 

Mr. Andre’ L. Holcomb Sr. 

Mr. Thomas W. Holmes 

Ms. Barbara J. Hornsby 

Ms. Chiata Hung 

Mrs. Belinda B. Isbell 

Ms. Justine D. Johnson 

Mr. Vandy V. Jones, III 

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Jordan 

Mrs. Theresa K. Kennon 

Dr. John C. and Mrs. Susan Koch 

Mr. Thomas P. Kvasnicka 

Ms. Janice N. Lee 

Ms. Abbi Leinwand 

Mr. Daniel W. List 

Mr. William C. and Mrs. Linda L. Luebke 

Ms. Suzan Marshall 

Mrs. Violet Martin 

Mrs. Jill Y. Mathieu 

Ms. Robin H. McCullough 

Ms. Lynn M. McGhan 

Ms. Helen H. McKann 

Mr. Gordon C. and Mrs. Alice M. Meyer 

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Miller 

Mr. John F. and Mrs. Virginia M. Miller 

Mr. Dennis K. Morris 

Mr. Michael J. Murphy 

Ms. Anica Nicholson 

Dr. Larry A. Olanrewaju 

Ms. Mary Beth A. Ols 

Ms. MaryGrace N. Paden 

Ms. Jill A. Painter 

Mr. Tom Parrott 

Dr. Chris Pfautz 

Ms. Mari R. Powers 

Mr. Philip L. and Mrs. Brenda L. Pritchett 

Mrs. Marolyn R. Quarles 

Dr. Sabah D. Saleem 

Ms. Kelly L. Raines Sullivan 

Ms. Julie J. Ranson 

Mr. Andrew A. Rashid 

Dr. Pascal D. Renault 

Mrs. Donna R. Robertson 

Ms. Jolynne W. Robins 

Mr. Barry D. Robinson, CFSP 

Mr. Colon H. and Dr. Joyce M. Rowe 

Mr. Edwin C. Savedge, Jr. 

Mrs. Karol G. Sharp 

Ms. Suzanne Sherry 

Mr. James E. and Mrs. Rebecca S. Slagle 

Dr. Kristine Smetana 

Mr. Charles Smith 

Dr. Yvonne D. Smith-Jones 

Mrs. Lynn Sodat 

Mrs. Penny L. Speidel 

Ms. Kerrigan Sullivan 

Mrs. Donna L. Sutton 

Mr. William H. Talley, V 

Target 

Ms. Judy E. Taylor 

Ms. Charlene T. Tiller 

Mr. John Titus 

Mr. Patrick M. Tompkins 

Tri-City Chapter/IAAP 

Dr. Ruth Varney 

Mr. Gilford S. Vincent and Ms. Yeshiareg 

T. Kifle 

Ms. Uma Visi-Giri 

Ms. Nancy O. Welton 

Mr. James A. Williams, Sr. 

Mr. John R. Williams 

Ms. Lynn P. Wilson 

Windy Hill Sports Complex 

Work Shaper 

FOUNDER’S SOCIETY 

(GIFTS $250-$499) 

BluePrint Automation, Inc. 

Mr. and Mrs. William C. Burnham 

Chester Rotary Club 

Mr. Brian Dail 

Mr. E. Wilson and Mrs. Marice W. Davis 

Mr. Aldo De La Cruz 


Mr. Stephen D. and Mrs. Jean H. Eitelman 

Mr. Elliot T. and Mrs. Susan B. Eliades 

Executive Auto Repair 

Dr. Germaine S. Fauntleroy 

Mrs. Bettyanne Harrison 

Mr. Arthur J. Heinz 

Ms. Joanne Horton 

Mrs. Tracey Howell 

Mr. D. Bowen and Mrs. Lana Hyatt 

Ms. Linda E. Hyslop 

Ms. Nancy Jimison 

Ms. Ethel N. McCabe 

Mr. Tim and Mrs. Holly McManus 

Dr. Melody L. Moore 

Ms. Patti L. Nunnally 

Dr. George E. and Mrs. Rachel H. Sanborn 

Mr. John Summerville and 

Ms. Danna Johnson 

Ms. Barbara L. Sunday 

Mr. William F. Taylor 

Mr. Gary R. Thomson 

Mr. Ricardo D. Torres 

Mr. Jeff Ukrop 

Virginia Gateway Region 

Mr. Michael R. White 

Mr. Ronald and Mrs. Kathleen White 

Mrs. Melissa B. Wilkins 

Mr. Ken E. Williams 

Ms. Jill A. Woith 

BURGUNDY & GOLD SOCIETY 

(GIFTS $500-$999) 

College Book Stores of America, Inc. 

The Honorable Rosalyn R. Dance 

Dr. Roy I. and Mrs. Maggie M. Kaplan 

Mrs. Martha G. Laux 

Ms. Rena M. Mallory 

Mrs. Myriam G. McCray 

Mr. Frank Medaglia 

Ms. Rhonda K. Pleasants 

Progressive Engineering 

Robbins Landscaping, Inc. 

Mr. John H. and Mrs. Dolores S. Settle 

Specialty’s Our Name Inc. 

SunTrust Foundation 

Ms. Mary S. Vickerman 

Virginia Morticians Association 

PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY 

(GIFTS $1,000-$4,999) 

Accountants Society of VA, Inc. 

American Society of Highway Engineers - 

Old Dominion Section 

Atlantic Constructors 

Ms. Nova N. Brady 

Mr. Ed P. Cahill, II 

Mrs. Jo Anne C. Cole 

Colonial Heights American Legion, 

Post No. 284 

Mr. John M. and Mrs. Pamela M. Comstock 

Davenport & Company, LLC 

Dominion Foundation 

E. I. DuPont de Nemours and Company, Inc. 

Eliades & Eliades, P.C. 

Mr. Homer C. Eliades 

Mrs. Betty J. Forbes 

Mr. Thomas R. Fulghum 

Garland and Agnes Taylor Gray Foundation 

Mr. John L. Grohusky 

Mr. Christopher and Mrs. Mara Hilliar 

Robert A. & Cynthia C. Hodges 

Mr. Bryce D. Jewett Jr. 

Jewett Machine Manufacturing Company 

Kleane Kare Team, Inc. 

Mr. David O. and Mrs. Judith F. Ledbetter 

Martin’s 

Midlothian Ruritan Club 

Nebraska Book Company 

Mr. and Mrs. Karl R. Neddenien 

Patient First 

The Richmond Academy of Medicine 

Alliance Foundation, Inc. 

Richmond Tooling, Inc. 

Richmond Voiture Locale 53 

Rolls-Royce North America 

Ms. Christine M. Schwab 

Mr. Craig Schwartz 

Mr. William H. Talley, III 

Mr. Leslie S. Thysell 

Mr. Edwin K. and Mrs. Sandra D. Via 

Village Bank 

Virginia Asset Management 

Virginia Credit Union 

Ms. Mary B. Wentworth 

William H. Talley & Son, Inc. 

Dr. James C. Williams, Jr. 

TYLER SOCIETY (GIFTS $5,000 +) 

Altria Group, Inc. 

AMSTED Industries Foundation 

Anonymous (2) 

Bank of America 

Bon Secours Richmond Health System 

The Cameron Foundation 

Capital One Services Inc. 

Chesterfield County 

CJW Medical Center 

Annabella Jenkins Foundation 

John Randolph Medical Center Auxiliary, Inc. 

Dr. Preston H.* and Mrs. Ann K. Leake 

Ms. Margaret G. Lewis 

Metropolitan Health Foundation, Inc. 

National Student Clearinghouse 

The Mary Morton Parsons Foundation 

Richmond Memorial Health Foundation 

Richmond Times-Dispatch 

Dr. and Mrs. Marshall W. Smith 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Ukrop 

Virginia Foundation for Community 

College Education 

Mr. John A. Wyatt 

FULL MOON MADNESS SPONSORS 


Atlantic Constructors 



Cox Media Group 



Eliades & Eliades, P.C. 

Executive Auto Repair 

Kleane Kare Team, Inc. 

Martin’s 


Richmond Times-Dispatch 

Village Bank 



BIOLOGY LAB RENOVATION 

DONORS 

(Includes 2011 and 2012 Donors) 



Mrs. Cathee P. Andrews 

Anonymous 

Bon Secours Richmond Health System 



Care Advantage, Inc. 



Davenport & Company, LLC 




Mr. Dennis J. and Mrs. Ann B. Falk 



Jewett Automation 




Marietta McNeill Morgan and Samuel Tate 

Morgan, Jr. Foundation 



Patient First 




MATCHING GIFT COMPANIES 







LEGACY LEAGUE (Donors who invest 

in the future of the College through a 

planned gift) 


Dr. Carole D. Royall 

(continued) 

2012 Chancellor’s Award 

for Leadership in Philanthropy 

Ron Laux, a long-time employee of John Tyler Community College was honored 

posthumously as a recipient of the 2012 Chancellor’s Award for Leadership in 

Philanthropy. Laux had a distinguished career at John Tyler serving as coordinator, 

director, dean, and vice president of workforce development. He was an Army veteran who 

served in Vietnam and Korea and later worked for John Tyler in outreach services, helping 

connect Ft. Lee military personnel, staff and their families to the services and programs 

offered at the College. Laux also was a member of the Board of Directors of the John Tyler 

Community College Foundation and the Chester Rotary Club. 

“Ron Laux served John Tyler Community College with distinction from 1991 until his 

retirement in 2011,” said Dr. Marshall W. Smith, president of John Tyler Community 

College. “As a person who truly embraced the community college mission, he was always 

alert for new and innovative ways to serve students, offer creative programming, and 

support business and industry in the region. As a career Army officer, his services were 

invaluable as a liaison between the College and Ft. Lee. Even his many civic endeavors 

ultimately supported the institution. His tenure with the Chester Rotary Club served to supplement scholarships and promote Fool for 

Art, among other activities. He was always willing to go the second mile, always concerned for his fellow man, and always concerned 

with improving the communities in which he lived and worked. His loss was a loss for the entire College and his legacy to it will remain 

profound.” 

Scholarship Celebration Night 

The Foundation’s annual Scholarship Celebration Night was held on August 15, 2012 at the Chester campus. 

A record-breaking $171,785 in scholarships was awarded to 111 students. At Scholarship Celebration Night, 

student recipients have the opportunity to meet with and thank the donors who give generously to support the 

Foundation’s scholarship program. 

Silvia Garcia Murcia 

Silvia Garcia Murcia grew up in Honduras in a family that always talked about the importance of 

getting an education. Her dream was to go to Cuba to study medicine. Three-and-a-half years ago 

her life took a new direction when her father brought her to the United States. Although he was 

deported, Silvia wanted to stay and was placed in the foster-care system. Once in Virginia, she 

attended Meadowbrook High School and then John Tyler Community College. She is enrolled in 

pre-nursing courses and is part of the Great Expectations Program which has provided her with 

a variety of resources and support — assistance for which she is grateful. “I love this college. 

Everybody here is wonderful. They are always there for me. My life changed totally when I 

came here.” Garcia Murcia is working on pre-nursing courses so she can apply to Tyler’s Nursing 

Program. She is still determined to become a physician, so after she earns her nursing degree and 

gets some experience, she plans to start medical school. Her top choice Johns Hopkins.

DEEDS NOT WORDS CIRCLE 

(Donors who provide significant, 

transformational support) 






Comcast Metro Richmond 

Dominion Air & Machinery Co. 

Dominion Resources Services, Inc. 


Hellenguard Estate 

Annabella Jenkins Foundation 

John Randolph Foundation 


Motorola SPS 


Philip Morris USA 

Retail Merchants Association of Greater 

Richmond 

Richmond Memorial Health Foundation 

Ukrop’s Super Markets, Inc./First Market Bank 

United States Department of Education 

Verizon 

Virginia Foundation for Community College 

Education 

TRIED AND TRUE CLUB 

(Donors who have supported the College for 

three or more years consecutively) 

Mr. Emad M. Abu-Saleh 

Mr. Jamie Albright 


American Society of Highway Engineers - 

Old Dominion Section 


Anonymous 

Ms. Rose H. Baldwin, PLLC 

Mr. Dwaine L. Belcher 

Mr. Lester Bell 

Mr. Donald and Mrs. Susan Birdsong 

Ms. Nova N. Brady 

Ms. Lois Brockelman 

Dr. Mikell W. Brown 

Mr. and Mrs. William C. Burnham 

Ms. Heather M. Busch 




Dr. Steven J. Carlisle 

Ms. Meredith T. Carrington 

Ms. Vicky L. Carwile 

Ms. Penny Chaffin 



Mrs. Tracey H. Clarke 

Mr. Hugh A. and Mrs. Deborah Cline 

Ms. Terri Clinger 

Ms. Barbara A. Colcleaser 


Mr. Darrell W. Coleman Sr. 

College Book Stores of America, Inc. 

Colonial Heights American Legion, 

Post No. 284 

Mr. John M. and Mrs. Pamela M. Comstock 

Mr. James L. Cosby 

Mr. Edward L. and Mrs. Laura C. Dail 

Mr. E. Wilson and Mrs. Marice W. Davis 




Mr. Stephen D. and Mrs. Jean H. Eitelman 


Mr. Terrence L. Elrod 

Mr. Mark A. Fiore 

Mr. Selwyn L. Flournoy Jr. 

Mr. Thomas R. Fulghum 


Garland and Agnes Taylor Gray Foundation 

Mrs. Anne L. Gibson 

Mr. Michael Gibson 

Mr. James and Mrs. Clara M. Griffin 

Mr. John L. Grohusky 

Mr. Vernon Gwaltney 

Mrs. C. Denise Haas 

Ms. Karin Hansen 

Ms. Aretha Harris 

Mrs. Bettyanne Harrison 

Dr. and Mrs. David M. Head 

Ms. Yutze Hendrix 

Mr. Christopher and Mrs. Mara Hilliar 

Mr. Linwood S. and Mrs. Deborah Hines 

Mr. Robert A. and Mrs. Cynthia C. Hodges 

Mr. Thomas W. Holmes 

Full Moon Madness 

On October 6, 2012, John Tyler celebrated its third Full Moon Madness event on the Midlothian campus. Full Moon Madness promotes 

a healthy community, as well as a safe and fun way to enjoy Halloween activities, all while raising funds to support John Tyler students. 

Through sponsorships from generous members of the community and registration fees for the 5K race and 1-mile Moonwalk, the John 

Tyler Foundation raised over $94,000. More than 2,000 people attended Full Moon Madness to partake in this event, which also included 

a Silly Bus concert, a costume contest for kids and pets, a “Fun Zone” of action-oriented activities and the “Moonlight Clinic” with JTCC 

nursing students onhand to provide health screenings. 

Foundation Art Award 

Ms. Barbara J. Hornsby 

Ms. Joanne Horton 

Mrs. Tracey Howell 

Mrs. Belinda B. Isbell 



Ms. Nancy Jimison 

John Randolph Medical Center Auxiliary, Inc. 

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Jordan 

Dr. Roy I. and Mrs. Maggie M. Kaplan 

Mrs. Theresa K. Kennon 


Mr. David O. and Mrs. Judith F. Ledbetter 

Ms. Margaret G. Lewis 

Ms. Rena M. Mallory 

Ms. Suzan Marshall 

Martin’s 

Mrs. Jill Y. Mathieu 

Ms. Ethel N. McCabe 

Mrs. Myriam G. McCray 

Ms. Robin H. McCullough 

Ms. Helen H. McKann 

Mr. Frank Medaglia 


Mr. Gordon C. and Mrs. Alice M. Meyer 

Midlothian Ruritan Club 

Dr. Melody L. Moore 


Ms. Patti L. Nunnally 

Ms. MaryGrace N. Paden 

Mr. Tom Parrott 

Dr. Chris Pfautz 

Ms. Rhonda K. Pleasants 

Mr. Philip L. and Mrs. Brenda L. Pritchett 

Mrs. Marolyn R. Quarles 

Ms. Kelly L. Raines Sullivan 

Mr. Andrew A. Rashid 

Dr. Pascal D. Renault 

The Richmond Academy of Medicine 

Alliance Foundation, Inc. 

Richmond Tooling, Inc. 

Dr. George E. and Mrs. Rachel H. Sanborn 

Mr. Edwin C. Savedge, Jr. 

Ms. Christine M. Schwab 


Mr. John H. and Mrs. Dolores S. Settle 

Dr. Kristine Smetana 

Mr. Charles Smith 


Dr. Yvonne D. Smith-Jones 

Mrs. Penny L. Speidel 

Ms. Kerrigan Sullivan 

Ms. Barbara L. Sunday 



Ms. Judy E. Taylor 

Mr. William F. Taylor 

Mr. Gary R. Thomson 

Mr. Leslie S. Thysell 

Ms. Charlene T. Tiller 


Dr. Ruth Varney 

Mr. Edwin K. and Mrs. Sandra D. Via 

Village Bank 


Virginia Foundation for Community 

College Education 

Ms. Mary B. Wentworth 

Mr. Michael R. White 

Mrs. Melissa B. Wilkins 


Dr. James C. Williams, Jr. 

Mr. John R. Williams 

Mr. Ken E. Williams 

Ms. Jill A. Woith 

* Deceased 

With sharp angles juxtaposed against flowing lines, the artwork that won the 2013 John Tyler 

Community College Art Award makes a dramatic statement. It is the first three-dimensional sculpture 

to take the top prize in the Foundation Art Award contest. Alexander Huneke created the winning entry, 

After Picasso, “Woman with Pears” (sans Pears), during his Fundamentals of Design ll class. “The goal 

was to take a Cubist painting and interpret it as a 3-D sculpture – to make the two-dimensional threedimensional,”Huneke 

said. This was Huneke’s first venture into three-dimensional work, and although it 

was very successful, he says his passion is oil painting. An image of Huneke’s artwork will be featured 

on the 2013 Foundation Art Award poster, which is used in friends-raising and fundraising efforts that 

support the Foundation and the College. 

Scholarship Need 

While the John Tyler Community 

College Foundation supports a 

number of worthwhile initiatives 

at the College, its most important 

work centers around supporting 

scholarships for students, both 

through endowment funds and 

through named scholarship funds. 

Many of our students academically 

qualify for scholarship assistance, 

but many of those students are 

unable to participate in federal 

or state financial aid programs. 

The Foundation scholarships thus 

represent a chance for deserving 

persons to change their lives for the 

better through higher education. Yet 

for each individual the Foundation 

is able to help, others are turned 

away because the dollars available 

are insufficient for the total need. 

Contributions to the Scholarship 

Fund or the establishment of 

named endowed scholarships 

leave a lasting legacy of solid 

and meaningful support for the 

institution and, most importantly, its 

deserving students. Please consider 

helping with this important task. 

Sincerely, 

Dr. Marshall W. Smith 

President, 

John Tyler Community College

2012 Foundation Board Roster 

Mr. E. Wilson Davis, Jr., President 

Director of Economic Development 

Chesterfield County Economic Development 

Mr. Michael White, 1st Vice President 

President & CEO, Virginia Asset Management, LLC 

Mr. Edward Cahill, 2nd Vice President 

Owner, Dragon’s Den Gaming, LLC 

Mr. Dennis J. Falk, Treasurer 

Senior Vice President, Treasurer & Controller 

Village Bank 

Dr. Marshall W. Smith, Secretary 

President, John Tyler Community College 

Ms. Cathee Andrews 

Human Resources Director 

Amsted Rail 

Ms. Jo Anne C. Cole, Member Emeritus 

President, J. A. Cole Associates, LLC 

Ms. Pamela M. Comstock 

President, Gilbert C. Martin, Co., Inc. 

Dr. Kevin T. Corby 

Technology Director 

DuPont Protection Technologies, E.I. DuPont Co. 

Ms. Elizabeth Crabtree 

Vice President, Financial Services 

Davenport & Company LLC 


Business Analyst – Crosspointe 

Rolls-Royce North America 

The Honorable Rosalyn R. Dance 

Virginia House of Delegates - 63rd District 

Mr. Tim Davey 

Principal, Timmons Group 

Mr. Homer C. Eliades, Member Emeritus 

Partner, Eliades & Eliades 


Partner, Eliades & Eliades 

Mrs. Betty Forbes 

Community Volunteer 

Mrs. Karen Gammon 

Artist & Author, John Tyler Alumna 

Mr. Art Heinz 

Nationwide Insurance 

Mr. David Bowen Hyatt 

President, Insulation Specialties, Inc. 

Mr. Bryce D. Jewett, Jr. 

President, Jewett Machine Manufacturing Company, Inc. 

& Jewett Automation 


Director of Economic Development 

City of Petersburg 

Dr. Roy Kaplan 

Associate Professor of Chemistry 

John Tyler Community College 

Mr. David O. Ledbetter 

Partner, Hunton & Williams, Retired 

Ms. Margaret G. Lewis, FACHE, Member Emeritus 

President, HCA - Capital Division 

Mr. Tim McManus 

CEO, HCA Virginia 

Chippenham & Johnston-Willis Hospitals 

Mr. Nicholas Narro 

John Tyler Community College Student Representative 

Ms. Christine Schwab 

Vice President & Chief Risk Officer, Dominion 


Senior Vice President, PMUSA 

Mr. John H. Settle, Jr. 

Senior Vice President 

Wells Fargo Private Bank 


Chairman, William H. Talley & Son, Inc. 

Mr. Gary Thomson 

Senior Partner, Dixon Hughes Goodman, LLP 

Mr. Ricardo Torres 

President & CEO, National Student Clearinghouse 

Mr. Ron White 

District Representative & Military Liaison 

Office of Congressman J. Randy Forbes (VA-04) 

WWW.JTCC.EDU/GIVING 

For more information about making an investment in John Tyler, contact us at 804-594-1476 or 

foundation@jtcc.edu. 

Contributions are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law. John Tyler Community College Foundation Inc. is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization.

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