Friends of the Durham Library Membership - Durham County Library

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The 2012 spring book sale marked another successful event for the Friends of 

the Durham Library. Annually, bargain-seeking customers far and wide flock 

to the library during the three-day affair, and this year was no exception. New 

Friends, long-time members and those renewing memberships braved long 

lines extending around the library for priority entrance during the “Friends 

members only” kickoff Friday afternoon. By the end of the weekend, happy 

customers purchased more than $22,000 in books, DVDs and CDs. 

Thursday, June 14, 2012, 7 to 9 p.m. 

Main Library Auditorium 

300 N. Roxboro St., Durham NC 27701 

All members of the Friends of the Durham 

Library are invited to attend. 

Friends of the Durham Library Newsletter 

Summer 2012 

Thanks to everyone who came out and supported the Friends and the library, 

from volunteers to each customer. These contributions make so many library 

projects possible. If you missed the book sale, don’t despair: opportunities 

to support the library and Friends this year are plentiful. Satellite sales are 

ongoing at every library location and on the American Tobacco Campus, and 

preparations for the next book sale, to be held Friday, October 12–Sunday, 

October 14 are well under way. So, save this date. We’ll see you soon! 

Friends of the Durham Library 2012 Annual Meeting 

Annual Meeting Agenda 

Election of Friends Board Officers for the 2012-2013 

fiscal year 

Approval of the 2012-2013 Budget 

Reception for Friends Scholarship Recipients 

RSVP and questions: Dionne Greenlee 

919-560-0190, dgreenlee@durhamcountync.gov

Introducing New Deputy Director: Terry Hill 

Please join us in welcoming Terry B. Hill as the new 

deputy director of the library. 

Terry is a native of Taylorsville, NC. He earned his Masters 

in Library Science from UNC-Chapel Hill, and most recently 

worked as the assistant to the Vice Provost and Director of 

Libraries at North Carolina State University. 

Terry has a diverse background. He began his work with 

libraries as an undergraduate at Appalachian State and Duke 

University. He gained collection development experience 

as a librarian at Hope Valley Elementary School, and as 

a subscription agent for the international book vendor 

Harrassowitz. Terry also taught at both UNC and NCCU’s 

library schools, and he is passionate about mentoring people 

entering the library profession. 

As an active member of the community, Terry tutors at the 

Durham Literacy Center and serves as a guardian ad litem. 

Terry and his wife, Tracy, live in Durham, along with their 

Peeps Show 2012 Even Bigger 

The second annual Durham County Library Peeps Show is 

in the history books, and it was bigger and better than last 

year. To highlight library services and collections, staff members 

throughout the system created 13 dioramas featuring Peeps, 

the marshmallow, spring candy bunnies and chicks. This year 

some younger customers got in on the act as well. Though they 

could not compete, children at McDougald Terrace and East 

Regional made their own peep-o-ramas. 

More than 200 peep fans visited the library to vote on their 

favorite display, and more than 550 votes were cast by liking 

peep-o-rama photos on Facebook. 

2 Best of Friends Summer 2012 

miniature schnauzer 

Cornel. He began 

as deputy director 

at Durham County 

Library on April 30. 

“The greatest honor 

of my career is the 

opportunity to work 

with the staff of 

Durham County 

Library, and to serve 

the residents of 

Durham County,” 

Terry said. “My vision 

for the library is for it 

to become an even more integral part of 

what makes Durham the great community it is known to be.” 

In the end, the top three vote getters were: 

Terry B. Hill, Deputy Director 

207 votes: East Regional Teens – East Geekster Peeps 

165 votes: Marketing and Development – Food Truck Rodeo 

Peeps Edition 

111 votes: Main Library Adult Services – Peeple Magazine 

Congratulations to all the participants for proving that 

Durham County Library peeps are the coolest on the planet. 

Winners will receive prizes at the spring Staff Development 

Day, May 16. 

1st Place Winner 2nd Place Winner 3rd Place Winner

Bragtown Library Family Literacy 

Center Celebrates 50 Years 

of Service to the Community 

Bragtown Library Family Literacy Center hosted an open 

house on March 9 celebrating its 50th anniversary. 

County commissioners, former staff and members of the 

community visited during a full day of programs that 

included a comedian for adults, Skill Toys for teens and 

a Rags to Riches performance for children. Earlier in the 

month, County Commissioners approved a resolution 

congratulating Bragtown on turning one half century old. 

In 1961, residents of the Bragtown neighborhood raised 

funds for a new library and deeded the land at Ruth Street 

and Dearborn Drive to the Durham Colored Library. The 

Bragtown Branch Library was dedicated and began serving 

the community on March 11, 1962. In April of 1966, the 

Durham Colored Library merged with the Durham City- 

County Public Library, and Bragtown became part of the new 

Durham County Library system. 

Today, Bragtown Library continues to serve its community 

with storytimes in English, Spanish and French for children 

and toddlers, tutoring for school-aged children, and neighborto-neighbor 

programs that engage adults and seniors. Last 

year, Bragtown Library had more than 6,800 visits; it hosted 

128 programs, which were attended by approximately 

2,000 children, teens and adults; and it provided access to 

technology as visitors logged 1,190 computer sessions. All of 

this in a 1,000 sq. ft. facility, open 20 hours a week. 

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1) 

2) 

1) Every birthday celebration needs a cake. 

2) Current and past staff of Bragtown Library: Donald Bradsher, Anita Hasty-Speed, 

Mary Ann Brown, Nancy Scott, Lisa McAllister, Karlene Fyffe and Denise Williams. 

3) County Commissioner Chair, Michael Page, addresses the crowd. 

4-7) Commissioner Vice Chair Ellen Reckhow, and Commissioners Brenda Howerton, 

Joe Bowser and Pam Karriker speak about Bragtown Library. Every commissioner 

attended the celebration. 

Friends of the Durham Library Newsletter 3

GlaxoSmithKline Funds Science Madness 

Thanks to a $25,000 grant from the North Carolina 

GlaxoSmithKline Foundation, Durham County Library 

has launched free science programs for children ages 3 to 

14. Science Madness is offered at North, Southwest and 

East Regional Libraries, and at the Bragtown Library Family 

Literacy Center. Library Youth Partners, high school students 

trained to deliver storytimes and activities to pre‐K and 

elementary school children, also take the program into the 

schools and community centers of Durham. 

Science Madness, hands‐on science activities at the library, 

encourages children to have fun while exploring nature, 

numbers, chemistry and physics, and boosting their reading and 

writing skills. One highlight of the program is the Science of 

Hovercraft series, where children build their own hovercraft with 

CDs and balloons and ride in an individual‐sized hovercraft to 

experience near frictionless motion. 

Hands‐on science activities have been tailored to each age group. 

For children ages 3-7, the library offers Pre-school Science 


Funded by a grant of 

nearly $10,000 to 

Durham Library Foundation, 

Durham County Library 

hosted Bull City Soul 

Revival, an exploration 

of the rich history of the 

soul and R&B music 

tradition in Durham. 

This four-part series of 

educational, interactive 

events was held throughout 

the month of April and 

showcased Durham’s 

African-American 

musicians from the 1960s 

and 1970s. The series 

included lectures hosted by 

Dwandalyn Reece, Curator 

of Music and Performing 

Arts, Smithsonian 

Institution National 

Museum of African 

American History and 

Culture; Mark Anthony Neal, Professor of Black Popular Culture in 

the Department of African and African-American Studies at Duke 

Top: Johnny White and the Elite Band perform 

at the finale. Above: Visitors enjoy the Soul 

Souvenirs exhibit at Hayti Heritage Center. 

Explorers. Each science activity, such as the Wonders of 

Water and Counting, is supported with a storytime related 

to the topic. For older children, the library offers Science 

Madness. Elementary school students (ages 8-11 years) and 

middle school students (ages 12‐14 years) explore five science 

concepts, (levers and pulleys, electricity, weather, hovercraft 

and human biology) in two separate clubs, with instruction, 

science activities and reading lists designed for each age group. 

North Carolina GlaxoSmithKline Foundation Ribbon of Hope 

grants support activities that advance education, science and 

health in local communities across the state of North Carolina. 

For more information about Science Madness, contact project 

coordinator, North Regional Children’s Unit Manager, Casey 

Nees at 919-560-0232. 

University; local historian, Dr. Bruce Bridges; and Jason Perlmutter, 

discographer, researcher and founder of Carolina Soul. 

A highlight of the series was a finale concert featuring musicians 

of today and yesterday, including Johnny White & the Elite 

Band, Lady Jaisun of the Risse Band, The Beast, Apple Juice 

Kid and The Black Experience. These musicians honored the 

past, and represented the future of Durham’s soul renaissance. 

Another highlight was the well received Bull City Soul Revival 

exhibit, Soul Souvenirs, which will run through May 30, 2012 

at Hayti Heritage Center. Viewed by hundreds of soul music 

fans already, the exhibition includes posters, albums, ticket stubs 

and other memorabilia from the golden age of soul, funk and 

R&B in Durham. 

Coordinated by Stanford L. Warren librarian, Carter Cue, the 

project was made possible by funding from the North Carolina 

Humanities Council, a statewide nonprofit and affiliate of the 

National Endowment for the Humanities. This project is also made 

possible by funding from Durham Library Foundation. 

The Beast

Friends Fund Library Staff Proposals 

As summer fast approaches, Durham County 

Library patrons and staff will soon benefit 

from new products, services and programs made 

possible through funding provided by the Friends. 

Monies raised, primarily through the Friends’ 

membership drives and book sales, are allocated 

yearly during two funding cycles to financially 

support projects not included in the system’s 

budget. In December, after careful consideration 

of many proposals submitted by library staff, the 

Friends’ board approved funding in the amount of 

$49,594.79 for 12 proposals. 

Approximately $26,000 was approved to purchase 

new equipment, including portable sound systems for 

system-wide use, Blu-ray players and a programming 

laptop for Stanford L. Warren. Main will also acquire 

a new computer lab with SMART Board technology, 

and teen patrons will enjoy a new computing area at 

Main in an area designated especially for them. 

Other projects funded will enhance programmatic support. New 

podium lecterns for South and Main will be unveiled, and the 

library system will launch a collection of video language ESL 

DVDs to meet the demands of the library’s growing community 

of English language learners. Stellar program initiatives – the 2012 

Comics Fest and the Festival of Romance at Southwest – received 

funding, and North’s CD collection will now be housed in a new 

shelving system. Teens at Stanford L. Warren will reap the benefits 

of comfortable new furniture, and patrons of all ages will enjoy the 

new costume of DCL mascot, Booker the Fox. 

Patrons attend a class in the newly refurbished computer lab at the Main Library. 

The Friends New Logo 

The Friends unveiled a new logo this spring. 

Created by Hitoko Ueyama-Burke in the 

library’s Marketing and Development 

Division, the logo incorporates the 

familiar look and color of the previous 

icon, but it updates the script font of the 

capital “F” and incorporates a striking 

floral accent. The logo represents the 

tradition and history of the Friends, and 

the organization’s relevance and forwardthinking 

nature. 

All of these projects were approved during the fall funding cycle, 

and there’s certainly more to come as proposals for the spring 2012 

funding cycle are currently under deliberation. None of these 

projects would be possible if not for the contributions and support 

from Friends like you. The impact of these funded initiatives 

promises to be wide reaching, helping greater numbers of patrons 

experience the benefits of the library. Your contributions – as 

members, volunteers and patrons – are invaluable, and for this we 

say “Thank you!” 

Volunteer 

Cashiers Needed! 

Volunteering for a 2-hour shift as a book sale 

cashier is a terrific way to get 

involved with the 

Friends and the 

community. If you 

would like to be 

added to our list of 

volunteer cashiers 

for the Fall book 

sale, send an email 

to Gerry Larson 

(gerryglarson@ 

gmail.com). 

HOW TO DONATE BOOKS: The Friends of the Durham Library welcomes donations of gently used books, 

audiobooks, CDs and DVDs, except for: encyclopedias, magazines, cassettes and condensed books. You may take your 

donation to any Durham County Library location during regular hours. Please bring large donations (more than one 

bag) to the Main Library garage on Tuesday morning between 9 and noon, when the Friends of the Durham Library 

are present and can help unload. For more info, visit: durhamcountylibrary.org/friends.php. 


The Library Family 

Board of Trustees 

Allan Lang, Chair 

Henry Felder, Vice Chair 

Beck Tench, Secretary 

Crystal Dreisbach 

Joe Hewitt 

Derrick Jordan 

Paolo Mangiafico 

Shawn Miller 

Joyce Sykes 

Rob Rabb, Friends Liaison 

Upcoming Board of Trustee Meetings 

July 19, 2012, Stanford L. Warren 

September 20, 2012, Southwest Regional 

November 15, 2012, South Regional 

Friends of the Durham 

Library 

Ann Wilder, President 

Elsa Woods, Vice President 

Betty Danielson, Treasurer 

Aviva Shira Starr, Secretary 

Jaime Danehey 

Kimberly Gilbert 

Elizabeth Hayes 

Victoria Hertz 

Janet W. Hessling 

Eve Marion 

Rob Rabb 

Ann Rebeck 

Martha Scotford 

Alan Teasley 

Andre Vann 

Angela Zoltners 

Durham Library Foundation 

Ann Craver, President 

Steve Pike, Vice President 

Ellen Cox, Treasurer 

Bessie Carrington, Secretary 

Placide Barada 

Dannette Daniels 

Frances Dyer 

Pierce Freelon 

Phil Hutchings 

Tom Keller 

Lois Oliver 

Bob Otterbourg 

Bob Timmins 

Elizabeth Townsend 

Elisabeth Wiener 

Joyce Sykes, 

Board of Trustees Representative 

Ann Rebeck, 

Friends of the Library Representative 

Tammy Baggett, Library Director 

Best of Friends is published in support of 

Durham County Library, with primary 

expenses for printing and distribution paid 

by the Friends of the Durham Library. 

The newsletter is produced by the library’s 

Marketing & Development Division. 


Durham County Library Dedicates Outdoor Art 

and Periodicals Room at South Regional 

The South Regional Library Periodicals 

room will now be known as the 

Anton and Valerie Schindler room, after 

a naming ceremony held on April 26, 

2012. The Schindlers were researchers 

who worked at Research Triangle 

Park, and who valued the learning and 

space for contemplation and creativity 

embodied by the library. Dr. Schindler 

bequeathed more than $118,000 to 

Durham Library Foundation to support 

the library in its mission. 

Earlier in the day, Durham County Library 

Director, Tammy Baggett, unveiled a plaque 

identifying the outdoor artwork, ‘Stephen’s 

Bent,’ which is sited at the entrance to the 

library. The plaque commemorates the life 

of Mary D. Herndon, in whose honor and 

memory the artwork was commissioned. 

The C. M. Herndon Foundation donated 

$110,000 to Durham Library Fund in order 

to make the 17-foot structure a reality. 

Bottom left: Tammy Baggett and Gus Godwin unveil the 

plaque in front of the public artwork, “Stephen’s Bent,” 

in honor of Mary D. Herndon. 

Bottom right: Tammy Baggett and Steve Pike reveal the 

plaque renaming the South Regional Periodicals room, 

the Anton and Valerie Schindler room. 

Baggett; 

Commissioner 

Brenda Howerton; 

Durham Library 

Foundation 

Secretary, Bessie 

Carrington; 

and Herndon 

Foundation trustee, 

Gus Godwin 

delivered speeches 

honoring Mary 

Herndon and the 

Schindlers. County Commissioner Vice Chair, 

Ellen Reckhow; Deputy County Manager, 

Marqueta Welton; trustees of the C. M. 

Herndon Foundation; and officers of Durham 

Library Foundation attended the dedication. 

“The artwork and the naming of our public 

spaces are tangible reminders of the support 

this community shows for its library,” Baggett 

said. “We are honored by the generosity of the 

C. M. Herndon Foundation, the Schindlers 

and Durham Library Foundation, and by all 

of the people who give to the library of their 

time, energy and resources.” 

The library will host additional dedications 

in the months to come. The community 

meeting room at North Regional Library will 

be named for Dorothy Gier on Tuesday, May 

22 at 10 a.m. Ms. Gier donated her home 

to Durham Library Foundation. A work of 

art created and donated by artist Marjorie 

Pierson will be unveiled on Tuesday, June 5 at 

6:30 p.m. at Southwest Regional Library.

Humanities Programs at Durham County Library 

Brought to you with support from Durham Library Foundation. 

All programs are free and open to the public. 

DCL 

Foodie 

ARTISAN BAKERS OF DURHAM 

Sunday, June 3, 3 p.m. 

Series 

Main Library, 300 N. Roxboro St. 

Join long-time Durham baker Frank 

Ferrell, of Ninth Street Bakery, 

as he moderates a panel of Durham’s artisan bakers including 

Anna Branley of The Cupcake Bar, Claudia Kemmet-Cooper of 

Guglhupf, Kevin Farmer of Rue Cler, Phoebe Lawless of Scratch, 

Rob Nichols (a Durham resident) of Weaver Street and Ronald 

Graff of Loaf. The panel will be followed by a Q&A session. 

THE DOC BRANCH BAND 

Sunday, June 10, 3 p.m. 

North Regional Library, 221 Milton Rd. 

The Doc Branch Band performs a 

concert of old time fiddle tunes, original 

compositions, bluegrass standards and 

more, prefaced by a conversation with the audience led by Doc 

Branch historian and aficionado Peter Kramer. The roots of this 

band are deep in northern Durham County. Their ancestors settled 

the area over two centuries ago, and the family has been playing 

music for themselves and for community gatherings and dances 

for as long as anyone can remember. Join band members Harold 

Terry, Tim Terry, Roland Terry, Hal Mekeel and Johnny Taylor for 

a delightful afternoon of fine music. This event is dedicated to the 

memory of fiddler Edsel Terry, Dec. 8, 1921-Dec. 29, 2011. 

MAYBERRY MODERNISM 

Tuesday, June 12, 7 p.m. 


Barbecue: 

Join George Smart, founder of 

Triangle Modernist Houses, in an exploration of these innovative, 

North forward-looking Carolina’s structures. Favorite The Triangle Food has the third largest 

concentration of such buildings in the United States, behind only 

Southwest Regional • 3605 Shannon Rd. 

Los Angeles and Chicago. 

Tuesday, July 10, 

BARBECUE: NORTH CAROLINA’S 

7 pm– 8 pm 

FAVORITE FOOD 

Join one of America’s leading 

Tuesday, July 10, 7 p.m. 

barbecue experts, Bob Garner, 

Southwest as he discusses Regional his newest Library, 3605 Shannon Rd. 

book, Bob Garner’s Book of 

Join Barbecue: one North of Carolina’s America’s leading barbecue 

Favorite Food. A book-signing 

experts, will follow the Bob talk. Garner, as he discusses his newest 

book, Bob Garner’s Book of Barbecue: North 

Carolina’s Favorite Food. A book-signing will 

follow the talk. 

For more information call 560-8590 or visit durhamcountylibrary.org 

Coming in September: 

FROM GOOBER PEAS TO LIBERTY 

MEAT: PEANUTS IN AMERICAN 

CULTURE AND CUISINE 

Tuesday, July 17, 7 p.m. 


Join historian Dr. David Walbert for a talk 

about the strange history of the peanut. Since 

the nineteenth century, peanuts have been 

hailed as a boon to farmers, nutrition for kids, a vegetarian’s staple, 

protein for the poor and a patriotic answer to wartime shortages – 

yet we eat them mostly as peanut butter sandwiches and Snickers 

bars. Dr. Walbert is the former editor of the North Carolina digital 

Textbook Project from LEARN NC and a popular blogger. 

MEET THE AUTHOR: 

DR. MAURICE WALLACE 

Sunday, July 29, 3 p.m. 


Dr. Maurice Wallace, associate professor of 

English and African & African American 

Studies at Duke University, will discuss 

Pictures and Progress: Early Photography and 

the Making of African American Identity 

which he co-wrote with Shawn Michelle Smith. This book 

explores how prominent nineteenth-century African-American 

intellectuals and activists understood photography’s power to 

shape perceptions about race and employed. Featuring over 

70 images, this book brings to light the wide-ranging practices 

of early African-American photography and studies the effects 

photography had on radicalized thinking. 

MEET THE AUTHOR: 

DR. KATHERINE MELLEN CHARRON 

Sunday, August 5, 3 p.m. 


Join Dr. Katherine Charron, associate 

professor of history at North Carolina State 

University, for a discussion of her book 

Freedom’s Teacher: The Life of Septima Clark. 

In the mid-1950s, Clark developed a citizenship training program 

that enabled thousands of African Americans to register to vote. 

Dr. Charron demonstrates Clark’s crucial role – and the role of 

many black women teachers – in making education a cornerstone 

of the twentieth-century freedom struggle. A book signing will 

follow the discussion. 


Thank you to these donors and Friends who supported Durham Library Foundation, Friends of the Durham 

Library and Durham County Library. The list below includes gifts and memberships received January 1, 2011 

through December 31, 2011 as well as Life Friends members. 

Carolyn Aaronson 

Sakina Abdus-Salaam 

Joanne Abel and Rama Mills 

Janel Adeyemi and Andy 

Ogbonna and Grace Adeymi 

T. Adkison 

Judith B. Agnew 

Bob and Anne Aitchison 

Thomas Akins 

Gail Albergo 

Bryant and Jean Aldridge 

Anne Davis Alexander 

Lex and Ann Alexander 

M. Lynne Alexander 

Sallie Allgood 

Mrs. Fleta F. Alston 

Jean Amelang 

Mrs. Kay Amos 

Carol Anderson 

Karen and Skip Anderson 

Mary Anderson 

Taylor Anderson 

Barbara and Bill Anderson 

Misha Angrist and Ann Rebeck 

Colleen and Bob Anna 

James and Frances Anton 

Virginia L. Anton 

Laure Argiri 

William and Patricia Armistead 

Robert and Patricia Ashley 

M.L. Athearn 

John and Sandra Atkins 

Vickie Atkinson 

Mary Auen 

Thank 

Hampton “Skip” Auld and 

Noreen Cullen 

Paul and Sally Austin 

T.E. and Susan Austin 

Ricky and Becky Ayers 

Mary and H. Clifford Baggett 

Tammy Baggett 

Irene Bagwell 

Donna Day Baird 

Eleanor Baldi 

Mr. and Mrs. Richard 

Ball-Damberg 

Mr. Ralph Balzac 

Bill Banks 

Dr. and Mrs. Franc A. Barada, Jr. 

Carol J. and Billy Barnes 

Denise Barnes 

Dianne Barnes 

Montine Barnette 

David and Kathy Bartlett 

Thomas M. and Jill E. Bashore 

Mrs. Arch Bass, Jr. 

Elaine Bauman 

Duncan and Sara Beale 

Allen Bean 

Trish and Rick Bean 

Patricia and Samuel Beasley 

Anne Beatty 

Richard and Carol Beck 

Bob and Sue Behringer 

Joanne Belanger 

Cynthia W. Bell 

Tony E. Bennett and Maureen E. Chew 

8 Best of Friends Fall 2011 

Florence K. Benson 

Mr. and Mrs. R. Edward Benson, III 

Elodie Bentley 

Katherine T. and Kenneth W. Berger 

Mary Berghaus 

Anne Berkley 

in honor of Priscilla Lewis 

Leah Berkowitz 

Sandy Berman 

Tina and Pakis Bessias 

Carolyn Best 

Louise Bick 

Holly Biola and Steven Grambow 

Barbara Birkhead 

Deborah Bishop 

Joan Bishop 

Mr. and Mrs. C. David Biswell 

Libby Black and Thomas Belnick 

Mary Charles Blakebrough 

Nancy Blood and Cathy Chandler 

BluePaneStudio.com 

Jacob and Ruth M. Blum 

Tolly Boatwright 

Pat Bocckino 

David and Lynne Bookhout 

Mrs. Frank K. Borden 

Ed and Roxana Bossen 

Janet Botts 

Lori Bowersox 

Dr. and Mrs. James Bowie 

Jim and Melinda Box 

John Boylston 

Ruth and Dick Boynton 

Peter and Michelle Brabec 

Jim and Anita Brame 

Pat Branch 

Barbara Branson 

Kristina and Stephen Breagy 

Kim Brewsaugh 

Larry Brichetto and Linda Wolffe 

Margaret Brill 

Dolores R. Brine 

Pam Brinkley and Carl W. Forsyth II 

Sharon Brinson 

Keith and Brenda Brodie 

Mary A. Brogden 

Gwendolyn Brooks 

Janet L. Broughton 

Alidia Brown 

Heather Brown 

Mary C. Brown 

Mary Ann Brown 

Walter M. Brown 

Dr. and Mrs. Richard F. Bruch 

Janice Buck 

Ms. Dorothy J. Brundage 

Betty C. Brunson 

Doris P. Bryan 

Holly M. Bryan 

Frances D. Bryant 

in memory of Jean Patee Eaves 

R. Kelly Bryant, Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin C. Bryson Jr. 

Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Buchanan Jr. 

Albert and Delaina Buehler 

Ed Bunker 

Anne D. Williams 

Parthenia H. Burnette 

Andrew Burns 

in memory of Jean P. Eaves 

Robert E. Bury 

Barbara Busse 

Brian Butler 

Dr. John D. Butts 

Mariana Byrd 

Phyllis H. Cagle 

James and Tommie Calhoun 

Shirley E. Callahan 

Betxy Ross Cameron 

Dorothy W. and Joseph E. Campbell 

Russ and Michelle Campbell 

Sharon Campbell 

Capital Development Services 

in memory of Sue Otterbourg 

Diana Caputo 

Maria E. Cardenas 

Richard Cardoza 

Joanne Carey 

Barbara Carney 

Paul and Bessie Carrington 


Jena Carter 

Kathy D. Carter and Fred A. Peterson 

Becky Carver 

Julius L. Chambers 

Jean Chapman 

Hilda and William Chappell 

Julie Chappell 

Gerardo and Courtney Chavez 

Winifred Chege 

Laura and Blair Chesnut 

Bryan Chestnutt 

Cherry Chevy, Eric Hairston, 

Graham Hairston and Nina Sayawat 

Mary C. Chrismon 

Philip Christman and Ashley Lucas 

Arturo and Ellen Ciompi 

Schmidt-Nielsen and Claesson 

Family Fund of Triangle 

Community Foundation 

Betty S. Clark 

Pamela Clark 

Nan and Robert Clarke 

Janine Clay 

Neal Clegg 

Phyllis D. Clements 

Daniel Clever and Lara Ryan 

Jane E. Clunie 

John and Betty E. Clunie 

Lynn Coble 

Joan Cohen 

Charity Cole 

Jeanne F. Coleman 

Clifton Coles 

James and Carolyn Colsher 

Claudette K. Columbus 

C. Perry Colwell and Betty Neese 


Russ Comer 

Barbara Cone 

Roberta and Eddie Cone 

Joseph P. Conte 

Robert Cooke 

Wesley and Frances Cook 

Gretchen Cooley 

Anne Corbett 

Bruce and Teresa Corliss 

Arlene W. Corrigan 

Norris Cotton and Tracy Mancini 

Jorge D. Cortese and 

Amelia Laura Voglino de Cortese 

Paul and Barbara Coughlin 


Richard and Sharon Cowell 

Ellen (Bonnie) and James Cox 

Dr. Richard L. Cox 

Dr. George W. Crane Jr. 

Lois Cranford 

Ann and Rhodes Craver 

in memory of Sally Spears, 

Sue Otterbourg and 

Jean P. Eaves and in honor of 

Priscilla Lewis 

Lizzie Crews 

Page Crocker 

Alex Crockett 

Anna P. Cromwell 

Renae Crosby 

Amy Csorba 

Wanda Crutchfield 

Lewis Culbertson 

Andrew and Amy Cummings 

Laura Cuplin 

Peggy and Mark Currie 

Rebecca Currie 

Jack and Jane Dailey 

Jeanette Dallas 

Kenny Dalsheimer and 

Mary Beth Dugan 

Jaime Danehey and William Hansen 

Thaddeus L. Daniels 

Betty Danielson 

Charles H. Darvin 

Harold Davis 

Kathryn H. Davis 

Tamela Davis 

Harry F. Dawley, Jr. 

Mary H. Dawson 

Jane and Rich De Giacomo 

Cindy Dean 

Judith Dearlove 

Narda B. Decker 

Mary Ann Deflaviis 

Michelle and Tom Dekker 

in memory of Sally Spears 

Elizabeth Denholm 

Danielle Dervin 

Ann Deupree 

Monte and Gloria Dewey 

Dora Dewitt 

Bill Dickerson 

Barbara H. Dickinson 

Mary Jane Digby 

Charles Dill and Linda Davis 

Brenda and Donald Dillon 

Mr. Joe Diver 

Karma Denise Dixon 

Eileen Doherty 

Charmaine R. Dominique 

Mr. Wilfred Drake 

Please contact Alice Sharpe, 919-560-0193 or asharpe@durhamcountync.gov regarding any error or omission.

Crystal Dreisbach and 

Clinton Nixon 

Anne and Jim Drennan 

Christina Drew 

Joan Drucker 

John and Kathryn DuLaney 

Gwyneth Duncan 

Evebell L. Dunham 

Rod Dunlop 

Gladys Dunston 

Durham Merchants Association 

Charitable Foundation 

Cynthia and Casimir Duval 

Anna M. Dvorak 

Frances Dyer and James Stewart 

Donna E. Dzubay 

Edgewood Properties 

Edmond O. Edwards 

Margaret Ehle 

Mr. Henry Ehrenhaft 

Cecilia Eichenberger 

Christopher Eklund 

El Pueblo, Inc. 

Barbara D. Eldredge 

Rob and Cathy Elias 

Dennis and Margery Enberg 

Lucy Virginia Engelhard 

Tom and Cindy Engle 

Pamela Entzel and Kenneth Daniel 

Rheda Epstein in honor of 

Joyce McNeill 

Rheda Epstein 

in memory of Lillian White 

Stanley and Carolyn Epstein 

Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Estes 

Emma Ethridge 

Julianna Ethridge 

Frances C. Evans 

Vernice Faison 

Cheng Fan 

Steve Farnsworth and Emily Vinson 

Annabell Fearrington 

Wyatt Feeler 

Henry Felder 

Kathryn Ferguson 

Jerome and Elizabeth Ferr 

You! 

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