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Donors H O N O R R O L L O F Jerry & Eunice Hinson Mrs. James C. Hooks Diane Ennis Hueston & Family Mr. Roger Hux and Dr. Julia Krebs Charles and Coles Jackson Mr. B. Frank James Frank & Paula James Pete Johnson Leonard & Cathy Kichler & Family Bill and Peggy Kinney Jim and Libby Lingle Terry and Mary Matthews Mr. & Mrs. James C. McGilvray Mr. & Mrs. George C. McIntyre Ms. Marlene A. Mondziel Vicki W. Moss Dr. Duane Myers & Dr. Charlene Wages Mr. & Mrs. H. E. Pearce Dr. & Mrs. T. C. Player Jr. Marion & Marie Proctor Brian & Laura Redmond Ms. Esther E. Roberson Tom & Angela Roop David Stanton Mr. W. C. Stanton Mr. & Mrs. Paul R. Stewart Sunshine Foundation Col. Gerald & Anita Throwe Merlin J. Usher Mrs. Amelia Wallace Vernon Mrs. Charlene Wages & Dr. Duane Myers Frank & Marguerite Willis In Memory of William P. Tallon FMU Friends In Memory of J. F. West Mr. Roger Hux and Dr. Julia Krebs In Memory of Robert W. Williams Mark W. Buyck Steve ’89 & Libby Cooper L. Frank Elmore Dr. Stephen A. Imbeau Gail & Terry Richarson Mr. & Mrs. Junior L. Sturkie Frank & Marguerite Willis H O N O R G I F T S In Honor of Roger W. Allen Kreg Sherbine In Honor of Teresa C. Anderson ’73, ’76 L. Frank Elmore In Honor of James A. Brown ’77 L. Frank Elmore In Honor of Hal Campbell ’79 L. Frank Elmore In Honor of Morgan B. Coker Helen H. Coker In Honor of William “W” Coleman ’71 L. Frank Elmore In Honor of Emily L. de Montluzin Dr. & Mrs. Roger W. Allen Jr. Sharon M. Askins Kenneth M. Autrey Julie J. Bush Dr. Theodore W. Cart Richard & Marilyn Chapman Steve ’89 & Libby Cooper Kimberly G. Davis John B. Dixon H. P. Dove Jay and Kim Dowd Jennifer M. Evans Dr. Marian Cusac Green Harlan & Thelma Hawkins Joseph & Evelyn. Heyward Roger Hux & Julia Krebs Sheron G. Jacobs Dr. Joseph A. James Bob and Peggy Merritt Charlene Wages & Duane Myers Roberta L. Olmstead Dr. & Mrs. James T. Ramey Jr. Dr. Walter D. Smith The Honorable Patsy S. Stone & Dr. Neal Thigpen Joseph T. Stukes Quadrick McDonald and Dennis M. Sullen Karen Thompson Lucy C. Thrower Theodore C. Zuppa In Honor of Dr. H. Randall Dozier ’77 L. Frank Elmore In Honor of William “Bill” Ellen ’78 L. Frank Elmore In Honor of Louie E. Elmore L. Frank Elmore In Honor of Melissa “Lisa” Johnson Emery ’91 L. Frank Elmore In Honor of Edward S. Ervin L. Frank Elmore Augusta A. Nadol In Honor of FMU MBA Graduates Robert H. Shane In Honor of Patricia Hartung L. Frank Elmore In Honor of Murray G. Hartzler Kay Reist In Honor of Joseph E. Heyward Frances L. Elmore Robert E. Scarborough In Honor of Kenneth W. Jackson ’84 L. Frank Elmore In Honor of Pamilla James Beta Gamma Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma 3 2 - F R A N C I S M A R I O N VIEW In Honor of Henry D. Jowers ’72 Directions Research In Honor of Alex Kiriakides L. Frank Elmore In Honor of Hugh K. Leatherman L. Frank Elmore In Honor of Robert E. Lee ’87 L. Frank Elmore In Honor of Marvin W. Lynch Frances L. Elmore Anne Poole Carolyn Vessels William L. Vessels In Honor of George C. McIntyre ’78 L. Frank Elmore In Honor of Jody Rhoderick Jerry and Nena Rhoderick In Honor of Gail N. Richardson L. Frank Elmore John D. Griffith George D. Jebaily Jebaily Law Firm, P.A. John P. Linton Howard & Victoria Palefsky Julius N. Richardson Katy Richardson Matthew Richardson James H. Rion Charles H. Wendell In Honor of Penny Rosenwasser Deborah A. Hoffmann Patricia E. Schmatz In Honor of Carolyn B. Shortt L. Frank Elmore In Honor of Rebecca Smith Beta Gamma Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma In Honor of W. C. Stanton L. Frank Elmore In Honor of Neal D. Thigpen Fred H. Cross Sherry M. Cross James B. Ellisor James P. Howle Jr. Mac Josey Kent D. Segars Stephanie C. Simmons E S T A T E S Carolinians Estate of Elva H. Privette Estate of Mary Alice Caudle Ingram John Bernhard Irrevocable Trust Peter D. Hyman Trust William B. Douglas Trust O T H E R F O U N D A T I O N S Carolinians Drs. Bruce and Lee Foundation PSARAS Foundation Founders Club D. L. Scurry Foundation Greater Savannah River Community Foundation Crescent Society Kyle Foundation The Malloy Foundation President’s Club Sunshine Foundation R E T I R E E S Pee Dee Society Dr. Makram A. Bishara Founders Club Dr. Emily Lorraine de Montluzin Mr. Roger Hux Crescent Society Dr. William H. Breazeale Mr. Gerald Griffin * Dr. Thomas C. Stanton Mrs. Lucy C. Thrower President’s Club Dr. Theodore W. Cart Dr. Frances L. Elmore Dr. Harlan Hawkins Dr. Joseph E. Heyward Mr. Marvin W. Lynch Dr. Walter Douglas Smith Mrs. Florence H. Steele Dr. Joseph T. Stukes Leadership Club Dr. Morgan B. Coker Dr. Thomas M. Whiteley Century Club Alice B. Beaty ’79 Dr. Kenneth R. Dye Dr. Frederic Gooding Dr. Marian Cusac Green Dr. & Mrs. Lou A. Hoff Dr. Joseph A. James Ms. Dolores J. Miller Dr. Robert Parham Donna L. Reep ’81 Dr. Tom Roop Patrons Mrs. Alice C. Baker Dr. James E. Potterfield * Col. William P. Tallon Mr. Theodore C. Zuppa Contributors Janet Braddock ’86 Mr. N. C. Frederick Mrs. Dorothy Charles Hanna
Donors H O N O R R O L L O F Nyrita J. Myers ’73 Olivia K. Thompson ’02 D E C E A S E D A L U M S 0 6 - 0 7 Tim C. Cox ‘82 Ava W. David ‘00 William Gettys Horne ‘04 Rebecca T. Jackson ‘92, ‘97 C. David Owens ‘77 Esther Brown Robinson ‘02 Sadie L. Tention ‘96 Kathryn E. Wingate ’76 Neil R. James ’88 Captain James “Jim” M. Smith ‘82 Frequently asked questions about alumni support with answers by Kim Turbeville, alumni director and Brandie Love, director of annual giving and constituent relations. Brandie: Twice a year when we have a Phonathon to raise money for the FMU Fund, those we call have questions that we would like to address in this article. When asked the following questions, like, “Why are you calling? I’ve already given to the Alumni Association?” we would like you to know that students are calling asking for support of the FMU Fund. The FMU Fund is the annual giving program that provides unrestricted dollars for the general well-being of the university. The generous support of alumni and friends helps Francis Marion University focus on maintaining a quality education for our students. Kim: Alumni can support their alma mater by giving to the Annual Fund and by joining the Alumni Association. What are the benefits of giving? Brandie: Giving to the FMU Fund allows you to invest in the continued growth of the university and make a difference in the lives of our students. Kim: In addition, there are several tangible benefits of joining the FMU Alumni Association including free use of the Rogers Library, use of University Center facilities, privileges at The Cottage, discounts at the bookstore, and admission to members only events. The intangible benefits are greater; the tradition of one generation supporting another, the sense of pride associated with being actively involved in your alma mater, and the satisfaction of being a part of a university that provides so much to the community it serves. Why should I be involved? Kim: With the career, family, and civic demands that are placed on so many of us these days, it is really hard to find the time to do it all. Being involved with FMU is more than just reminiscing about the good ol’ care free college days; it is really a responsibility that alumni assume when they “make it.” Your input, donations, time, and presence make a world of difference on campus and in the community. Is my gift tax deductible? Brandie: All gifts to the university are tax deductible to the N E W S C H O L A R S H I P S Nicki A. Ard Scholarship Art’s Alive Scholarship Beneteau USA Scholarship Nabila Bishara Nursing Scholarship Charlie & Arquila Gause Memorial Scholarship Lorrie & Tony Gomes First Generation Scholarship Health Facilities Federal Credit Union Scholarship Wilbur Hicks Music Scholarship Mary Alice Caudle Ingram Scholarship Sompong & Suwanee Kraikit Scholarship Richard Mogy Scholarship Joe, Sandy and Gregg Privette Scholarship Paul A. Tuttle Jr./Florence Breakfast Rotary Club Scholarship extent allowed by state law. Does my gift make a difference? Brandie: Yes! Every gift makes a difference and helps provide an affordable education for our students. The collective impact of many gifts is substantial. Corporations and foundations are more likely to add their financial support when support is high from alumni and friends. Your gift really does count! Why do you need unrestricted funds? Don’t you receive state funds? Brandie: Your contribution helps the university bridge the gap between state appropriations and the actual cost of providing the FMU experience to our students. Gifts to the FMU Fund are unrestricted and are used where the need is greatest. This means your gift could support student financial aid, faculty development, computer and lab equipment and library resources. What is meant by “alumni participation?” Kim: Alumni participation is multifaceted. Many alumni participate by joining the Alumni Association to keep abreast of university activities. Others choose to be mentors to deserving FMU students. Others assume leadership positions on boards or committees. Francis Marion University is truly a growing S.C. tradition, and to maintain the growth, we need all alumni to stay involved by giving of their time and financial resources when possible. Brandie: Alumni participation in the area of giving is any gift to the university. The alumni participation rate is the percentage of alumni who provide financial contributions to the university during the fiscal year. This is not a measure of the amount of the gift, but, rather the number of graduates who give. What’s the goal of the Alumni Association? Kim: The FMU Alumni Association’s goal is to provide the link between alumni across the generations. Each alum is a link in the chain to future growth on campus and beyond. Our goal is to keep the alumni population involved and engaged in university happenings. It is a member based organization and the only requirement for membership is to be a graduate of Francis Marion University and pay the yearly dues.
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