COASTAL GEORGIAHISTORICALSOCIETY

ANNUALMEETINGAND2016REPORT TOMEMBERSthe cloister | sea island, georgia | january 22, 2017

COASTAL GEORGIAHISTORICALSOCIETY

P.O. BOX 21136ST. SIMONS ISLAND, GEORGIA 31522

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ANNUALMEETINGPROGRAM

Welcome and Call to Order Hillary Stringfellow

Executive Director’s Message Sherri Jones

Introduction of Board Members Hillary Stringfellowand Executive Committee

George C. Cunningham Award Hillary Stringfellow

Rodriguez Service Award Lewis Glenn

Speaker Introduction Mimi Rogers

LectureTelling America’s Wartime Stories Patrick Gallagher

Adjourn Lewis Glenn

Keepers of the Light Appreciation Reception will follow theAnnual Meeting at Ocean Forest.

The Annual Meeting is sponsored through the generosity of theDeLong-Sweet Family Foundation.

The mission of the CoastalGeorgia Historical Society is topresent and interpret the historyand culture of Coastal Georgia,while preserving our heritage ofsignificant sites and resources.history. celebrated daily.

COASTALGEORGIA

HISTORICALSOCIETY

FEATUREDSPEAKER:PATRICKGALLAGHER

History lovers appreciate the lasting impact of a compelling museum

experience. Exhibits can bring the viewer face to face with the objects,

sights, sounds, and voices of another time.

As founder and president of Gallagher & Associates, Patrick Gallagher

has led the creation of some of the world’s most memorable museum

experiences, especially in the field of military history. His firm’s exhibits

have personalized and highlighted individuals, battles, and events to

create a deeper understanding of the sacrifices made by those who

have fought for freedom. Gallagher’s portfolio includes the National

World War II Museum (New Orleans), the Gettysburg National Military

Park, the Visitor’s Center at the Normandy American Cemetery in

France, and exhibits for the Coast Guard, Air Force, Navy and Army.

Outside the military, recent installations have included the

International Spy Museum (D.C.), the College Football Hall of Fame in

Atlanta, the Jamestown Settlement Museum, and the LBJ Presidential

Library and Museum (Austin).

In today’s presentation, Mr. Gallagher will share some of the heroic

stories discovered during the research for his firm’s military projects.

He will also explain the interactive design techniques used to bring

these stories to life.

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SOCIETYLEADERSHIP

2016 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Executive Committee

Hillary Stringfellow, PresidentAnne Stembler, Immediate Past PresidentLewis Glenn, Vice PresidentCindy Rackley, SecretaryKevin Lokey, TreasurerRalph Jernigan, Endowments

Kay CantrellMyrna CrookNancy DeLongEllen FlemingDuane HarrisSusan HartmanTom HeagyBill Jones IIIBrenda JonesJeanne ManningMike MartinJanis Rodriguez

Board MembersCompleting Service in 2016

Nancy DeLong, 2011-2016Susan Hartman, 2011-2016Anne Stembler, 2010-2016

2017 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Executive Committee

Lewis Glenn, PresidentHillary Stringfellow, Immediate PastPresidentKevin Lokey, Vice PresidentCindy Rackley, SecretaryMike Martin, TreasurerRalph Jernigan, Endowments

Kay CantrellMyrna CrookJim DeLongEllen FlemingDuane HarrisSally HawieTom HeagyBill Jones IIIBrenda JonesCasey LavinJeanne ManningReg MurphyJanis RodriguezBrenda Thompson

Honorary Trustees

Mary BurdellDon CarterAlbert FendigAlbert F. Shelander

STAFFExecutive DirectorSherri Jones

CuratorMimi Rogers

Education DirectorSandy Jensen

Development DirectorKathleen Bennett

Public Relations DirectorLeigh Ann Stroud

Events Coordinator/Store ManagerCurt Smith

Office ManagerMarsha Johnson

Facilities ManagerRay O’Brien

Senior HistorianBuddy Sullivan

Consulting ArchaeologistNick Honerkamp, Ph.D.

Store staff

Assistant Store Manager, KathyO’Brien; Wanda Bernhardt, CarolCudahy, Linda Culver, JessieHarrison, Colleen Kazimir, MikePeck, Sue Rinehart, Gail Rivard,Theresa Spangler

PRESIDENT’SREPORT:HILLARYSTRINGFELLOW

What a great time to be a part of Coastal Georgia HistoricalSociety as we celebrate the accomplishments of the past yearand the happenings of the year to come. On top of a regularcalendar of events, 2016 marked a full year for the Society.This annual report includes a comprehensive listing, and Iencourage you to take a minute to review this past year’simpressive list of activities.

The Chautauqua Lecture Series included five programs thisyear with record attendance. One of the best measures of thepopularity of our programs is growth in membership over thepast five years. Membership revenues have grown from$80,000 to over $280,000 during this period. The largestincrease has been in the Keeper of the Light category, whichhas grown from 58 to over 175 members! I am grateful to theDevelopment Committee, chaired by Brenda Jones, for thefabulous job that they have done engaging new people andencouraging our existing members to increase theirinvestment in our organization. And, my heartfelt thank you toour membership, the lifeblood of our organization, for yourongoing commitment and enthusiasm.

As 2016 draws to a close, the Board of Directors gives aspecial thank you to Anne Stembler, Nancy DeLong, andSusan Hartman who are completing their terms of service onthe Board. Anne served as President during the restoration ofthe Keeper’s Dwelling and was a generous supporter of theproject, she was a member of the Collections and EducationCommittee, and under her leadership, the Keeper of the Light

memberships increased dramatically. Susan has providedguidance to the Board as Governance Chair, and togetherwith her husband Jack, led the successful Keeper’s DwellingCampaign. Nancy has served faithfully as co-chair of theCollections and Education Committee and a member of theDevelopment Committee. She has generously given her time,talents, and resources without hesitation. We thank each ofthem for the countless hours, devoted leadership, and greatassistance to the mission, staff, and members of the Society.

Looking forward to a new year, the Board of Directors isenergized by the continued efforts of the staff who areleading the Society towards big goals and projects ofsignificant magnitude. In addition to a full calendar of eventsand programs, the staff has been working hard on the newWorld War II Home Front Museum at the Historic Coast GuardStation and are on track for a Spring 2018 opening. I wouldalso like to warmly welcome our new Board members JimDeLong, Sally Hawie, Casey Lavin, Reg Murphy, and BrendaThompson.

Thank you for your membership, your support of Societyfacilities and programs, and your dedication to our mission.It is exciting to think about all there is to come in 2017.Happy New Year!

Hillary StringfellowPresident

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EXECUTIVEDIRECTOR’SREPORT:SHERRI JONES

After celebrating the past 50 years of service to the communityin 2015, 2016 was a time of embracing the future. Much of thework this year took place behind the scenes in readyingimportant resources, such as a new website. Other projects,like the first Journeys series, were in response to membercomments and ideas from interested stakeholders. Throughoutthe year, we have asked ourselves how we can continue toserve our growing membership and engage new audiences.How can we be more involved in our community, especiallywith children and families? And, critically, how can we ensurethat the new World War II Home Front Museum is a financiallyviable and self-sustaining asset to the Society like thelighthouse site?

In response to requests from our membership, the Societyintroduced a new education series called Journeys. Thesignature series was comprised of an educational program incoordination with an expert-led field trip. The inauguralJourneys featured the American Bomber Boys of World War IIand combined a guided field trip to the National Museum ofthe Mighty 8th Air Force with a lecture by famed author andWorld War II historian Donald Miller. Dr. Miller discussed hisbest-selling book Masters of the Air and shared the personalstories of the young Americans who brought the war to Hitler’sdoorstep. The 2016 Journeys series was an excitingintroduction to a new educational opportunity for Societymembers and a chance to make good on our promise ofexpanding cultural programming for our members.

Even though the Society has been presenting theChautauqua Lecture Series for over 20 years, we continue toseek new ways to increase the impact of this rich educationalresource. For the first time, a Chautauqua speaker, Hank

Klibanoff, spoke to 225 students in U.S. History and AfricanAmerican Studies classes at Glynn Academy and BrunswickHigh. Mr. Klibanoff, a Pulitzer Prize winning journalist,presented programs about his work with the Georgia CivilRights Cold Case Project. Marie Feazel, the AdvancedPlacement History teacher at Glynn Academy, said thefollowing “I appreciate the efforts of the Coastal GeorgiaHistorical Society in bringing a dynamic speaker to enrich thelives of students. The determination of Mr. Hank Klibanoff tofocus his considerable talents and expertise on Civil Rightscold cases has inspired my students. Thank you for providingnew and engaging historical resources!”

Another first this year was engaging a world-famouscompany, Museum Hack, to modernize our approach to schooltours. Museum Hack is known for their renegade museumtours in New York City, Washington DC, and San Francisco.They arrive at a museum with fresh eyes and never stop askingthe question “how do we make this more interesting?”Museum Hack consultants worked with our education directorand docents to make our school tours fun and memorable byemploying non-traditional methods like sassy stories, juicygossip, games in the galleries, and fun photos. By the end ofthe workshop, docents had developed dynamic stories thatthey were passionate about telling to describe their favoriteartifacts and historical figures. The Society looks forward to ourcontinued collaboration with Museum Hack and adapting ourinterpretive style to educate and entertain our audiences.

Over the course of the year, the Society undertook a majorproject to build a new website that would create a strikingonline presence for a variety of users and showcase all aspectsof our dynamic organization. We wanted the overall design to

reinforce the Society’s well established “brand” and reflect thestandard of excellence that we adhere to as an AmericanAlliance of Museums accredited museum. A review of ourdomain name was completed as part of the project and a newdomain, www.coastalgeorgiahistory.org was adopted. Behindthe scenes, we needed a sophisticated tool for the future thatwould help drive traffic to our site by connecting to GoogleAnalytics, encourage interaction with our social mediaplatform, allow for ease in managing and updating for staff,and eliminate reliance on third party event booking.

The new website, launching early this year, is chock full ofstunning photography that introduces first-time visitors to thebeauty and history of our sites and reminds friends of ourtreasured assets. The new site is easy to navigate and providesmembers instant access to current Society programs andactivities. Many new features have been added including“Collection Highlights” by Buddy Sullivan to provide wideraccess to objects in the Society’s collection to teachers andresearchers. Visitors will easily locate information related toplanning a family day or a special event like a wedding orrehearsal dinner at our oceanside setting. The enhanceddesign will allow us to provide a quality experience for allvisitors, particularly as our audiences grow.

The most valuable groundwork for the future was laid in ourcollaboration with Gallagher & Associates to design theconcept for the new World War II Home Front Museum. At theNational World War II Museum in New Orleans, Gallagher hasset the standard for storytelling for the next generation tounderstand the impact of World War II on their lives. Theyhave a holistic approach to their projects and are as concernedwith educating and engaging the visitor as they are with

producing a financially viable museum. Presenting a worldclass museum experience to the community is a bold step forthe Society and we are grateful for Gallagher’s partnership toensure that the project will enhance Coastal Georgia’s standingas a Heritage Tourism destination.

2017 will be another crucial year for our organization as wetackle an ambitious schedule towards a grand opening of thenew museum next spring. This year’s challenges will includeraising $3 million to fund the project, working with Gallagheron exhibit research and design, and completing constructionto prepare the historic buildings. Like last year, one of thegreat joys of the year will be connecting with people in ourcommunity through the Home Front story. Our organizationhas fallen in love with the story and is wholly committed tocreating a dedicated space to commemorate a time in ourhistory when residents worked together to achieve a commongoal. On behalf of the Board of Directors and staff, we trulyappreciate your belief in our mission and look forward to ourjourney together towards the opening of the new museumand beyond!

Sherri JonesExecutive Director

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2016FINANCIAL REPORT

OPERATIONS

2016:HIGHLIGHTSOFANEXCITINGYEAR

The Society’s primary service to the community continues tobe providing stewardship and public access to the St. SimonsLighthouse Museum and the Maritime Center at the HistoricCoast Guard Station. Note that the Station was closed Marchthrough December for structural repairs and site work.

Museum Visitation

General Admission: 36,965

Number of Group Tours: 80Tour Participants: 2,822

Educational Programming

Attendees at lectures, specialtours and children’s programs: 4,496

Events

Number of Event Rentals: 93Event attendees at rentals: 9,300

Programs, Lectures and Events

The Society strives to be a center for educational and culturalexcellence in our community. The A.W. Jones Heritage Centerserves as the venue for a full schedule of activities, lectures andexhibits during the year, as well as providing space for theSociety's offices, archives, library, the Museum Store and eventrentals.

� Buddy Sullivan, noted historian on Coastal Georgia history,presented his annual six-week course, An Overview of Georgia’sBarrier Islands, January 12 through February 16. The courseattracted 65 participants.

� The Society, in conjunction with the St. Simons Land Trust,offered in-depth history tours of Cannon's Point PreserveJanuary 22; February 12, 26; and March 4, 11 with a total of 82participants. Archaeology consultant Myrna Crook provided adetailed interpretation of the historic site, including the JohnCouper family and life at Cannon's Point during the plantationperiod.

� The Society’s Annual Meetingwas held on January 24 in TheCloister Ballroom on Sea Island. Keynote speaker Dr. LibbyO’Connell, History Channel’s Chief Historian, presented a lectureentitled The American Plate: A Culinary History, to 328 membersand guests in attendance. The U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla070-10-10 was awarded the Cunningham Bowl, and CindyRackley was awarded the Rodriguez Service Award forextraordinary service to the Society. A reception honoringKeepers of the Light was held after the meeting at the home of

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Operations

Revenues . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$ 1,140,600Transfer from General Endowment* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$ 60,000Expenses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$ (1,137,100)Net Income from Operations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$ 63,500

General Endowment

Beginning of Year Balance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$ 1,229,423End of Year Balance** . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$ 1,331,595

Keeper’s Dwelling Endowment

Beginning of Year Balance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$ 296,448End of Year Balance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$ 325,610

Coastal Guard Station Capital Campaign

Goal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$ 3,000,000Achieved . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$ 1,185,000

*Authorized transfer from general endowment to operations during the year.

**Net of amount transferred to Operating Account.

Due to Hurricane Matthew, the St. Simons Lighthouse Museum, Museum Store, and administrative offices were closedOctober 6 and did not reopen until October 13. Overall, we estimate that the hurricane impacted three weeks of operations,reducing actual revenues for the month of October to half of the budget figures. Fortunately, the Society was able to absorbthe negative impact on October revenues and still finish the year ahead of budget. We are happy to report that storm damageto our sites and historic buildings was minimal.

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Sybil and Ed Ralston. Board member Cindy Rackley chaired theevent.

� For Georgia History Day on February 5, volunteer CesarRodriguez presented a program about the Lighthouse to 3rd –5th graders at Oglethorpe Point Elementary School.

� On February 15, David and Ginger Hildebrand of the ColonialMusic Institute near Annapolis, Maryland presented a concert ofmusic from Early America to 30 people. The performancefeatured period instruments, attire, and historical commentary andwas presented in partnership with Fort Frederica.

� On February 25, over 200 people enjoyed a tribute to theGeorgia Sea Island Singers, complete with performances ofmusic and dance by Frankie Quimby and members of herfamily. The event celebrated the Society receiving a digital archivefrom the Alan Lomax Collection at the American Folklife Center ofthe Library of Congress and the Association for Cultural Equity(ACE). The donation contains copies of folklorist Alan Lomax’srecordings and images of Bessie Jones and the Georgia SeaIsland Singers, collected between 1959 and 1966.

In addition to Ms. Quimby and her family, presenters includedAnna Lomax Wood, the folklorist’s daughter and ACE president;Dr. Todd Harvey, Lomax Collection curator at the Library ofCongress; and Patty Deveau, former Society board member andpresident of the Friends of Harrington School. Tributes to Ms.Quimby and the donors were presented by Glynn CountyCommissioner Dale Provenzano, Gullah Geechee CorridorCommissioner Griffin Lotson, and representatives of U.S.Congressman Buddy Carter, State Senator William Ligon, andState Representative Alex Atwood. Our deepest appreciation toPatty Deveau for organizing this significant event.

� Beginning in March, Glynn County made repairs and ADAalterations to theHistoric Coast Guard Station building and sitein preparation of the new World War II Home Front Museum.

The County completed the work in October and we are thankfulfor their generous support.

� The Society sponsored the regional contest forNationalHistory Day, a highly regarded annual academic program formiddle and high school students offered by the GeorgiaHumanities Council. The contest was held March 30 at the A.W.Jones Heritage Center and attracted 30 students.

� From April 12 to May 31, the Society’s collection of watercolorsby author, lawyer, and artist Vara Majettewas on exhibit at theOld Jail Museum in Darien, Georgia.

� Over fifty Society volunteers attended the annual VolunteerAppreciation Luncheon on April 20. Special recognition wasgiven to Larry Bacon, Bea Boglione, Myrna Crook, Susan Garrett,Jack O’Hagan, Gail Rivard, Janis Rodriguez, Anne Thigpen, andRobin White for dedicating over 100 hours of volunteer service.

� The Spring Membership Meetingwas held on April 28. Dr.Nicholas Honerkamp, the Society’s consulting archaeologist,discussed his research regarding slave sites on St. Simons, Sapelo,and Ossabaw Islands. There were 200 members in attendance.

� The Little Light Music Concert Series opened on May 8 withthe Tams, followed by Soul Fish on June 19. Still Cruzin’performed on July 3. Island Garage Band played August 14 andSensational Sounds of Motown closed the season on September4. The Series entertained 5,000 concertgoers and generatedaround $40,000 for the Society. We are grateful to our generoussponsors: Brown-Rose Wealth Management, Elegant IslandLiving, Hudson Heating and Air, Sea Island Landscaping, SeaIsland Properties, and Straton Hall Events.

� Every Friday morning in June, the Society held Friday FunDays at the Lighthouse. Educational programs and activities werefree with admission. Approximately 250 children enjoyed thisexciting series.

� Our School Tour Docents participated in a workshop June 14 –16 facilitated by a consultant from the world-famous company,Museum Hack, designer of interactive, non-traditional museumtours. During the session, the docents learned how to engageschoolchildren with dynamic storytelling and museum games.

� On June 20, the Society hosted 25 rising first, second, and thirdgraders from the St. Simons Boys & Girls Club for anarchaeology program at the Lighthouse.

� The 2016 Chautauqua Lecture Series, Pulitzer’s Prize Turns100: Celebrating Connections to Georgia and Our Coast,explored connections between our state and the coveted award.In a series of five programs, scholars and authors focused onwinners in different categories and the impact of the Prize.

The series began onAugust 11with “Gene and Carlotta: TheOrigins of Eugene O’Neill’s Sea Island Retreat,” a lecture by Dr.Robert M. Dowling, Professor of English at Central ConnecticutState University and author of the acclaimed 2014 biography,Eugene O’Neill: A Life in Four Acts.

OnAugust 18, Pulitzer Prize winner Hank Klibanoff presented“The Past is Never Dead: Georgia Civil Rights Cold Cases andWhy They Matter.” He is the James M. Cox, Jr. Professor ofJournalism at Emory University and oversees the Civil Rights ColdCase Project, which investigates unsolved racial murderscommitted during the civil rights era. On August 19, Klibanoffspoke to 225 students from U.S. History and African AmericanStudies classes at Glynn Academy and Brunswick High about hiswork with the Georgia Civil Rights Cold Case Project.

James McGrath Morris’ lecture onAugust 25 examined thefascinating life of Joseph Pulitzer, who transformed journalismthrough sensationalism and mass circulation. Morris’ 2010biography entitled Pulitzer: A Life in Politics, Print, and Power wascited by the Wall Street Journal as one of the five best books onAmerican moguls.

On September 1, Edward J. Larson, Professor of History and

Chair in Law at Pepperdine University, presented “The Scopes Trialin History and Folklore.” While at the University of Georgia, Dr.Larson won the 1998 Pulitzer Prize in History for his book, Summerfor the Gods: The Scopes Trial and America’s Continuing Debateover Science and Religion. Author of nine books, his topics haveranged from evolution and Antarctic science to America’s foundingfathers.

In preparation for our fifth and final program, we invitedeveryone to read Caroline Miller’s Lamb in His Bosom. OnSeptember 15,Dr. Pearl McHaney presented "Georgia's PulitzerPrize Novels: Caroline Miller's Lamb in His Bosom and Beyond".Dr. McHaney is Associate Dean for Fine Arts and Professor ofEnglish at Georgia State University.

The Society is grateful to Wells Fargo Advisors for their financialsupport of the Chautauqua Lecture Series.

� The second annual Community Daywas held on November 5when we opened the St. Simons Lighthouse Museum free ofcharge. Over 850 children and family members enjoyed a day offun, education, history, and exploration. Dr. Zach Powell of Dentistryin Redfern sponsored this year’s event.

� The Fall Membership Meetingwas held on November 10. MaxEdelson, Ph.D. presented “Tracing the Southern Frontier: TheGeorgia Sea Islands in Colonial Maps” to 200 attendees. Dr.Edelson, Associate Professor of History at the University of Virginia,discussed the most important 18th century maps of our area.Holiday refreshments were served to members before the meeting.

� The Museum Store hosted aHoliday Open House onNovember 19.

The Society presented “SSI Archives” on a monthly basis inElegant Island Living magazine this year. Produced by Societycurator Mimi Rogers and Lawrence Certain of Faulkenberry CertainAdvertising, each article was themed around special objects fromthe Society’s archives. This popular series will continue in 2017.

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Programs, Lectures and Events, continued

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THEARCHAEOLOGYLABThe laboratory, located in the Education Building at the HistoricCoast Guard Station on East Beach, has continued to promotethe study of local archaeology and to preserve the artifactsunder its care. Scott Clark has served as our intern throughoutthe year. A former student of the Society’s ConsultingArchaeologist Dr. Nicholas Honerkamp, Scott is pursuing hismaster’s degree in anthropology at Georgia Southern University.The Golden Isles Archaeological Society continues to contributegenerous financial support to operations. We appreciate themany hours of work undertaken by loyal volunteers. Dr.Honerkamp has provided valuable guidance throughout theyear, and Society Board member Myrna Cook has devotedcountless hours to management of the facility.

Projects during the year have included:

� Assisting with a project at Cannon’s Point Preserve incoordination with State Archaeologist Dr. Bryan Tucker andDr. Megan Tucker from the University of West Georgia

� Processing and curation of artifacts associated with thatproject

� Expanding metal preservation program

� Assisting with a mock dig for the Boys and Girls Club

� Assisting Cassina Garden Club with processing andidentifying artifacts found at the Gascoigne Bluff slave cabins

� Preparing 3 portable display cases to present artifacts fromCannon’s Point: Native American, 19th planter’s household,and 19th century slave community

� Presenting lectures, tours, and other educational services

ACQUISITIONS

2016.001 Books, child’s rocking chair, dustercoat, photograph album, andlinens from the collection ofHoward and Matilda Coffin

Donor: Katharine J. O’Connor

2016.002 Photographs (3), St. Simons Island,circa 1900

Donor: Sandy Jones

2016.003 John Couper Stiles coffee and teaservice

Donor: Amy M. Kalmar

2016.004 Photograph, Camp Fendig on SeaIsland, 1925; collection ofpostcards, Brunswick, St. Simons,Jekyll and Sea islands

Donor: C. Robert West, Jr.

2016.005 World War II ship models (2) fromthe Emil Kratt family collection

Donor: Theodore J. Kratt

2016.006 Photographs, documents, slides,books, videos and artifactsassociated with J.A. JonesConstruction Company BrunswickShipyard and World War II LibertyShips, including photographcollection of Harold J. Terhune

Donors: Merry and Bill Tipton

2016.007 DVD: “St. Simons Island 360”

Donor: Stephen Doster

2016.008 Booklet: “Papers relative to theMission of Hon. T. Butler King toEurope, 1863”

Donor: Edwin R. MacKethan III

2016.009 Photographs (8) and albumcontaining 16 photographs,Sapelo, St. Simons and Sea islandsand Cabin Bluff, circa 1928

Donor: Billie E. Huggins

2016.010 World War II period compasspainted on wood from Sea IslandAdministration Building towerceiling

Donor: Sea Island Acquisition LLC

2016.011 Postcards (3), St. Simons Islandand Sea Island

Donor: Alan Ours

2016.012 Floradora doll, circa 1903; late19th century doll, probablyGerman; and book: The MaryFrances Sewing Book, 1912

Donor: Teddie Martin

2016.013 Photographs (19) of Naval AirTechnical Training Center, NavalAir Station Glynco, 1962, andsupporting information from LCDRRoy A. Norman, USN Retired

Donor: Leslie C. Faulkenberry

2016.014 Research collection (documents,maps, slides) of archaeologist M.Ray Crook pertaining to projectson Sapelo, Little St. Simons, Jekyllislands and other locations.

Donor: Myrna Crook

2016.015 Photograph, Ship’s Company,Naval Air Station St. Simons, 1945

Donor: James W. DeLong

2016.016 St. Simons Lighthousecommemorative plate, circa 1920

DVDs of 2016 CGHS programs:

Annual Meeting Lecture: “TheAmerican Plate: A CulinaryHistory” by Libby O’Connell

Alan Lomax RepatriationCelebration: “Music of theGeorgia Sea Islands ComesHome”

Journeys Lecture: “Masters of theAir: From Page to Screen” byDonald Miller

Spring Membership MeetingLecture: “Slave Cabins andPlantation Landscapes on theGeorgia Coast” by NicholasHonerkamp

2015 Chautauqua Lecture Series(5): “Pulitzer’s Prize Turns 100:Celebrating Connections toGeorgia and Our Coast”

Museum Acquisitions

Additions to Collections:

1998.015 Booklet: African American Village Cemetery, MusgrovePlantation; Cassina Garden Club video, circa 1998; andnewsletters

Donor: Cassina Garden Club

2014.004 Sea Island scrip (1), World War II ration books (4), AlfredW. Jones, Sr., commemorative items, Journal of aResidence on a Georgian Plantation by Frances AnneKemble, and local documents

Donor: Bill Jones III

Research Library:

Books: Local and Southeast Georgia histories (7)

Donor: Merry T. Tipton

Books: Local history and literature (3)

Donor: Frances Allen

Booklet: Brunswick Area Bi-Centennial, 1771-1971

Donor: Susan W. Hartman

Books: Books on maritime history

Donor: Gilbert Erbisch

Books: Early Days on the Georgia Tidewater: A New RevisedEdition; The First Conservationists: Northern Money &Lowcountry Georgia, 1866-1930

Donor: Buddy Sullivan

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SOCIETYVOLUNTEERS

Since the Society’s founding, volunteers have worked diligently to bring our mission to life as the front-line connection with visitors to ourmuseums. Our successes are due to the dedication, commitment, love of history and support demonstrated by these faithful stewards.We extend our appreciation to these individuals who continue to devote their time and talent to the work of the Society serving asmuseum docents, tour guides, archives’ registrars and researchers, event volunteers, administrative office volunteers, archaeologyvolunteers, and members of the Coast Guard Auxiliary Lighthouse Crew.

Donna AingerRalph AingerLeslie AldingerCarol AustinLarry BaconJudith BagnarozziJason BakerJim BarnettBea BoglioneLes BreenPatty BreenDottie BrodhagLinda BullockKay CantrellJean ChoateJeff ColePatty ColeMyrna CrookBrad CurtisLeah CurtisMelanie CurtisSybil D’AmicoNancy DeLong

John DietermanAl DixonMarie DoddMartha Jane DodsonJohn FarmerEllen FlemingCarol FergusonDuane HarrisNorma HarrisSusan HartmanBarbara HernandezRandy HiresDeborah HoffmannJeff HoffmanKay HolmesNick HonerkampGrace HopperBillie HugginsBrad HutchersonRandy IrwinNancy JenkinsRobert JenkinsRebecca Johnson

Brenda JonesValerie KehoeElizabeth KillgallonLaura LathamKevin LokeyEdwin MacKethanPatty MallicoteJeanne ManningJeanne McLainPam MorrisJack O’HaganLucy OrsettiPat OverholtJo Anne PackoJan PayneMike PeckJuan PerezChristina PinkertonJan PitzerNina PoulakisCindy RackleySybil RalstonBill Ramsaur

Wendy ReillyBobbi RishGail RivardCesar RodriguezJanis RodriguezSallie SasserBarbara SchultzTish SearcySara SheffieldDeane SillsErin SmithAnne StemblerBuddy SullivanBrent TaylorTracy TennantAnne ThigpenNancy ThrunBob WestMelinda WhiteRobin WhiteBilly WigginsJerry WinsnessLois Winsness

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SOCIETYMEMBERS

Benefactor$5,000 and above

Bobolink Foundation,Wendy and Hank Paulson

Grace E. ComptonMike and Dave FoxSinclair Frederick, III and Helen Frederick

in Memory of of Ethel Blandford PrescottNancy and Lewis GlennBarbara and Gus HernandezDiane and Ellen Kinsey-DempseyThe Kaufmann Fund,

Jeanne Kaufmann ManningTom ReganAnne and Bill StemblerMuriel and Jack Windolf

Patron$2,500 to $4,999

Linda and Jay BuchertDeLong-Sweet Family Foundation,

Nancy and Jim DeLongLinda and Tom HeagyBrenda and Buddy JonesErma K. and William P. PortmanCindy and Gene RackleySara H. Woodruff Foundation,

Nancy and John LudwigLaura and John Wallace

Sustainer$1,000 to $2,499

Barbara and Bill AbbateBonnie and Mel AdlerChristina AllenMarcy and Ron AllenFrances and Millard Allen, Jr.Elkin AlstonGayle and Jimmy Alston, Sr.Kay and Peter AmannSharon and Bonneau Ansley, Jr.Pauletta and Bob AtwoodSusan and Larry BaconPatricia BarmeyerRuth and A.J. Swann, Beacon PropertiesJennifer and Tom Bell, Jr.Tuddy BentonIrwin BermanTori and Braye BoardmanBea BoglioneJudy and Claude Booker, Jr.Reg and Terry BridgesJanet and Richard BrownLaura and Greer BrownBarbara BrowneBelitje and Bunky BullDennis Burgess and Pamela HamiltonLouise and Keith CalhounSue and Chuck CanslerKay and Jack CantrellLeslie and Mac CarltonCassina Garden ClubVicki and Lawrence CertainSandi and Rocker Channell

Adgate and Dargan Cole, IIIBurt CousarJoan Cravey*Alice and David CrawfordMeg and Jack CrewsMyrna CrookPatsy and Fred Cuthbert, IIBarbara and Bob DanforthEmily and Lee DavenportMary Bryan and Frank DeLoach, IIIPatty and Todd DeveauSusie and Roy Dorrance, IIIBeth and Bill DowneyJane Beadles and John DunhamSarah and Laurence Dunn, Jr.Judy and Bill EasonMartha and Lamar EllisEllen FlemingPenny and Tom* FlickingerJanet and Phil FortuneCindy and Bill FowlerSam Franklin, IIITricia and Doug FreemanSwann Seiler, Georgia Power CompanyGeorgia Sea GrillJanet and Rawson GordonNancy and Holcombe Green, Jr.Lynn and Bill GriffinLucia and Mike GumaerPhillis and Max HarrellKay and Jim HarrellCarol and Duane HarrisSusan and Jack HartmanSally and Ed Hawie

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Keeper of the LightKeepers join the Society annually at$1,000 ormore.

Jennifer and Robert Hays, Jr.Chris and Ken Henson, Jr.Beth and Tommy HolderGrace HopperLouise and Harry HowardHunterMacleanAbby and John IrbySandy and Ralph JerniganTammy and Andy JetterDelores and Jake Johnson, IISherri and Mitchell JonesHilda and Chris JonesSally and Bill Jones, IIIKent Capper, Joseph JewelersLoraine KellyGail KingPatricia KraftToni LairdJanice LamattinaGail and Steve LambrightStephanie and Jody LaNasaMiriam and Wayne LancasterMimsie and Reese LanierJennifer and Buff Leavy, IVGail and Scott LedbetterAl LinkLinda and Kevin LokeyJoanie and Stewart Long, Jr.Lindee and Art LucasElsie and Ed MacKethan, IIIDana and Jim ManningGail and Hubert ManningJane MarquessJulie and Mike MartinAnn and Tim McGlaughlinLou and Mason McKnight, III

Don and Ann MeadersJane MontgomeryNancy MontgomeryBetty and Jack MoorePam and Marty MorrisDiana and Reg MurphyDeborah and Peter Murphy, Jr.Susan and Don MyersRene and Jim Nalley, IIIBrenda and Tom Nash, Jr.Deborah NashBrenda and Mac Nease, IIIColleen and Sam NunnLaura and Rick O'CallaghanLinda OlsenNancy and Paul PandolfiBill Parker, Jr.Dana and Patrick ParkerRobin ParkerBonnie and David PerdueNancy and Jim Phillips, Jr.Becky and Mitch PooleJoan and Neal PopeErma and Bill PortmanJane and Joe PrendergastKathryne and Jonathan RaclinVicki and Larry RadfordSybil and Ed RalstonAllison and Erwin ReidJohn RodmanJanis and Cesar RodriguezMimi and John RogersCorinne RoxbySue and Tom SayerMary and Carl SchellhornPat and Bob SchiefferKaren and Mahlon SchneiderAlice and John Selman

Laura and Mike SheaBonney and Billy ShumanNancy and Steve SimmsCarol and Ben Slade, IIIEarly and Bill SmithElizabeth SorrellsSt. Simons Bank & TrustRosemary and Wade StricklandHillary and Bud Stringfellow VFrankie and Gordon StrotherEthelynn and Bill StuckeyBarbara SullivanBrooke and Rees SumerfordPat ThomasLeigh and Thad TruettTurner & Associates Insurance, Inc.Lynda and Randy TyeElizabeth and Steve UptonMary and Arthur WaltersBarbara and Keith WeikelLynn and Bob WenigeMaria and Tom WheelerMillie WilcoxGayle and Dennis WinchesterDeborah and David WrightMary and Bob YellowleesKara and Jody Young, Jr.

GeneralMembers join the Society annuallyat $50 ormore.

Assistant Keeper$500

Jack DinosDonnell and Jerry GuthrieNardis and Mike KellarCarol and Stiles Kellett

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Brooke and Clive OatleySoutheast Georgia Health System

Lamplighter$300

John Bauser and Cheryl HargroveArlene and Rusty BoltGinger and Neal BoswellLinda and Steve BullockCoastal Bank of GeorgiaLiz DeMatoPatricia and Mike DoubledayRose DoughertyChristina and Tom ErnstSusan and Al GarrettLeslie and Patrick GrozierBillie and Bob HugginsRandy JordanClaire and Leon JorgensenPat O'Hagan*Peggy and Bill PittSara and Wayne SheffieldAnne and Luke SmithAnna and Bruce TrippEllen and Woodie Woodside

Curator$150

Gee Gee and Tuffy AdamsDonna and Ralph AingerCarol and John AustinDianne BeiselJudy BenjaminDeanna ClarkAnn CrowtherRobert Cunningham and Tracy LovellAndrea and Doug Edwards

Ken and Leslie FaulkenberryJackie and Rick FishmanPatti GarrisonDiane and Donald HeineckeAnna HenryFran and Skip HilsmanCarol and Byron HowardCathy and Clay JacksonJane and Jimmy JacksonCatherine and Victor JostAidine and Kevin KiernanBarby and Bert LevyDeb and Dan LuginbuhlPam MarshallMartha MartinLeslie and Mack MattinglyAnna Belle McCaskillDon McCue and Carol KoracinMary Helen MosesDiane and David O'HaganPat and Jack OverholtMary Frances PinsonMarsha and Rob SchmitterEsther and James SmithBetty and Bill SnellingsMargie Stockton and Harry MarshallAnne and Lawson ThigpenDan and Jett WooldridgeMarjorie and Gary Young

Family$100

Ray AcostaMary and Harrison AikenKathryn and Vincent AlboGerit and James AlexanderJeanne and Bill Allen

Linda and Phillip AllenRose and Richard ApplegateMartha and Richard ArmstrongAnne and Michael AspinwallElaine and Dean AutenStella and E.T. AvretJudy and Peter AydelottBurch and James BargerAlice and Fred BarlowSusan and Dale BarrettWoodie and Carl BaumgardnerPat and Charles BelcherAngela and Richard BellVictoria BellTiggie and Dewey BenefieldElise and Lewis BennettMr. and Mrs. BerolzheimerPaula and David BerrySusan and Tilman BlakelyVeronica and Sterling BlanchardDonna Bassett and Charles BlytheAnn BoardmanRuthanna and Bill BostPatty and Les BreenChloe and George BrennanBecky and Lawrence BridgesCindy Brockwell and Bill DaileyDottie and Jack BrodhagCarolyn and Joe BrownBill BrownElaine and Robert BryanJane and Robert BuntingMary and Bill BurdellNancy and Bob ButlerNancy and Buckley ByersConnie and Merrell CalhounJan and John Campbell

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Barbara and Dick KasakTeri and Bob KelterbornMarcella and David KerstetterFran and Jim KieltDonna and Richard KingLaura and Steve KippTamara and James KirkJane and Robert KlemMelinda and Sammy KoenigsbergRuth KolumberSteve LandisShirley and David LaneHeather LangstonBev and Jerry LatvalaAnn and John LawJulainne LaymanJudge and Mrs. LeeLucy and Gary LeeEd LeflerDonna and Milton LeggettAlice and Royce LeggettRozzie LewisAstor LimBarbara and John LindgrenKatie and Fred LindquistRebecca and Charles LottNorma LucasCharlotte and Bill LueckelSusan Madden and Jack CoramLaura and Joel MaddoxMeredith and Bob MagnusPatty and Rich MallicoteCourtney and John ManciniJudy and Bill ManerAmanda and Brian MargavichFaye and David MarkeyBecky MarshallRebecca Martin

Elaine and Phil MasonJudie and Ken MattieCarol Lee and Meril MayTim McBrideJody and Hans McCollumJeanne and Jack McConnellFrances and Dennie McCraryClaudia and Tom McIlvainWilliam McIntoshVanette and Mike McKinneyTricia and Shaw McVeighMarilyn and Larry MeagherPagent and Brin MeredithKarin and Larry MillsDale and Harry MoffettMartha and Steve MooneyAlbert and Faye MooreSuzanne and Mike MoravecLaura MorcusCarlton A. MorrisonRuthie and Jack MorseSharon and Richard MoserLinda and Bob MuirAnn and Peter NermoeCreta and Eugene NicholsLaura and George NiesKathy and Ray O'BrienW.P. O'HalloranDot and Don O'QuinnMarsha and Dave OlenderSusan and Chuck OliverGloria and Olaf OlsenCarol and Currell PattieRhonda and Frank PearsonBrenda and Dan PentecostHelen Peppiatt and Virginia SchlegelGermaine PeramboMary Perry

Nan and William PhillipsJoyce and Buzzy PickrenRayea and Paul PieschelChristina and Bob PinkertonGail and Vince PisanoArthur PittmanDwight PlylerBetsy PolhillAnn and Clark PriceAndrea and Bruce RadoEleanor and George RagsdaleGloria and Billy RamsaurSue and Buddy ReddSusan and Doug RenegarNancy and John RenfroeShelley and Jim RennerHelen and Jeff RentzAllaine and Franklin RidenourSara and Charles RinkevichMary Kay and Robert RightnourMargaret and John RobinsonFrances and Michael RobinsonCynthia and John RogersKathy and Mark RogersJoan and Jack RossPatricia and Whitten RuskJennifer RylesBarbara and Steve RynerLisa SabinoToni and Ed SaboeAnnabelle and Paul SalterMary and Jeff SandersKathryn and Gray SasserMary and Jim SasserDiane and Charles ScarbroughSuzy and Charlie SchmitzBetty Lou and Rodger Schoneker

Deborah and Chuck CarterCurtis CarterDon CarterMJ and Sam ChoateErin CiullaEsther and Julian ClarkePolly and Tom CloudPatty and Jeff ColeDebbie and Richard ComleyEdith and Earl CookEllen and Cleveland CookFred CooperMary and Adrian CooteMelanie and Doug CranfordJudy and George CressmanBill Curley and Linda HussMelanie and Brad CurtisAnn Marie and John DalisMary and William DaltonJean and Huntley DavenportJoyce and Rick DaviesJoAnn and Ted DavisDeana and Chuck DavisJoe DeFoeMarie and Tom DennardBarbara and Fred DeRattoSuzy and Steve DmetrukMarie DoddMargie and George DorseyJudy and Robert DouglasMary Ann and Sherman DudleySandy and Bill DunlapPrentice and Eloise EagerMarlene and Paul EarlySally and Bill EasleyCarolyn and Vince Ebbeskotte

Hutch and Marcia EisenCay and George EllisJean and Ed EllisJames EricksonMark Farver and Carin BerolzheimerPat Featherstone and Bob PotokarJoyce and Albert FendigBeth and Luke FennellDottie and Don FielderThomas Fine and Patricia MaffeoRobert Fischer and Betty OliverNancy and Michael FixxLinda and Bob FlanniganAnne and Randall FloydCharlotte FloydKathleen and Kevin FlynnMary Graham and Jim FosterFaye and Rob FosterKeith FoutzKatherine FullerCarol and Robert GaitherTanny and Branham GarthMary and Jimmy GashMichelle and Tim GayPatricia and Billy GibsonSally and Doug GilfillanBunny and Michael GillesLesley and Jose GonzalezPeggy and Neil GoodmanLucinda and Mark GordonCannon GouldChrys and Keith GrahamLeslie and Philip GraitcerLinda and Rick HainesSusan and Jody HaleyLoanne and Bob HamjeCarol and Michael HanneldSandra and Jerry Harper

Nancy and Bob HarperJean and Henry HarrellPatricia and Bob HarrisBurke HarrisonEmily and Nick HartDawn and Hal HartPat and Carl HartrampfSandra and Alden HarwoodBrenda and Tom HaughneyCelia HayWilliam HaymonLinda and Dan HeftiAlbert HendersonValerie Hepburn and David HayesSandra HicksLisa and Matthew HigginsTerri HillPam and Jim HinsleySusan and Jeff HoffmanMary and Charles HoffmanKay and Tom HolmesCatherine and Steve HoltMary Louise and Dwayne HovenMimi and Bob HowenstineMarlene and William HughesJenny and Stan HumphriesJuanita and Jim HunkeMichele and Clint HutchinsLeslie IrwinDiana and Bruce JacobsRonald Jacobs and Marsha JenkinsRoselle and Steven JohnsonMargi and Duane JohnsonMartha JohnsonGael and Hutch JohnsonMary Virginia JonesCarla KalilAugusta Kammer

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Sharon and Ray ScottRhonda and Mark SechrestKimsey and Brad ShanksDiane SheehanJoyce and Albert ShelanderJohn ShepherdClaire and George SherrillJanet ShirleyDon Baker and Randy SiegelMichael SimmonsTerri and Tate SimpsonBarabara and Michael SizemoreJoyce and Chris SlackWillou and Bill SmithJudy and Wilfred SmithSusan and Clyde SmithKaren and Kent SmithBarbara and David SmithLisa and Gary SmithBrenda and Patrick SmithHolly and Charles SpaldingSteve SpearsBarbara and Bob SprouseBetty and Jack SteinhilberGwendolyn Stevens and Nils WessellAudrey and David StewartDeborah and Keith StockerSally and Tommy StroudLynn and Gaines SturdivantSarah and Craig SullivanTracy and Steve SvendsenLisa and Steve SwainSara Taylor and Skip SlocumAnne and Robert TebbettsTracey and Jonathan TennantKaren and Doug Terry

Jane and Bill ThauBrian ThomasChris ThompsonBeth and Doug ThorntonAnn and Wallace TillmanClynne and McLane TiltonMerry and Bill TiptonTouch, Inc.Susan and Lowry TribbleKarla and Kenneth TrobaughBrady TurnerCheryl and Ben TurnipseedSerena and Whitley VickAnne-Marie and Frank WalshLisa WaltonAnthony WasilewskiJackie and George WaterhouseLamar WebbPat and Ronnie WehuntJanine and Jon WellerJohn WellsDee and Bob WestAnne and Tom WhelchelJane and Christopher WhiteLuke White and Melinda Bruley WhiteSuzanne and David WhiteheadAdrienne and Charles WigginsPat and Joe WilkinsonSusan and Robert WilliamsonRichard Williamson and Janie ShaheenBarbara and John WilsherClaire and Clinton WinneCharlotte and John WinsnessLois and Jerry WinsnessBootie and Royce WoodJackie and Lyle YatesMargie and Dick Young

Jingle DavisWalter Ray DavisMadge DeMayBarbara DiemmerJohn DietermanAmy DiLorenzoCharles DismerGayle DisqueMarg DoddMartha Jane DodsonMary DonohueJoyce DouglassMary DressnerChris DysonSarah EllerbeeBecky EstesSusan EvinsBetty EwingJohn FarmerJean FarrantKathi FarrellDeborah FaticaByra FellCarol FergusonAnn FitzpatrickMary Lou FoltsLane FullerMaggie GallagherPaula GallandMary Jane GambleKathy GansereitEllen GarfieldGloria GashJoe GaskaCarole GinzlMary GonsalvesGeorgia GravesMary Gray

Nancy GregoryMary GressMitzi GrubbDody GruenCarolyn HallLynn HamilBetsy HamiltonMilton HamlinMary June HarikeBrett HarperJohn HarperToddie HarrisJessie HarrisonJanet HaysCarol HeffernanJoyce HeinzLadye HeiselClara HendersonStacia HendricksCharles HensonConnie HerndonTimothy HicksMarie HinesRandy HiresMary HittCarol HoffineDebbie HoffmannLisa HofmannLurlyne HollandMarzee HornEthel HortonKaren HufnagelEvelyn HunsuckerLyn HuntEleanor HutchensBrad HutchersonEmily IngramJennifer Irion

Lois IrvinHenry JacksonCarolyn JanssenThea JarvisHank JenkinsLillian JenkinsNancy JenkinsLinda JohnstonJim JonesPatricia JordanMrs. W.M. KampschmidtLeslie KaufmannValerie KehoeJudi KelleyBeth KempeChandra KendallMarcia KesterElizabeth KillgallonDiane KnightJohn KoenigHarriet LangfordBrenda LangleyJim LanierKitty LarkinsLaura LathamSandy LaytonDonna LeggettJan LemastersElizabeth LeSueurSam LivesayMary Ann LivingstonCarol LongPenta LoveCarolyn LovellPat LynchJudy and Richard LyonsLee MaloneAnna K. Mansfield

Deborah MantickVincent MarchionnaMichael MartinPauline MastersJane MathewsMickey McBrideAnn McCannJeanne McLainSally McLaurinFrances McLeanCharlene McManamyPatricia McMillanEd MeadowsRobert MeekCarla MelvinDuane MendenhallHolly MobleySteve MountSusan MowerPam MuellerCathy and Mike MurphyKareen NarcisoBob NatzkeVirginia O'ConnorJack O'HaganRachel OvertonJo Anne PackoLodi PalmerJudy ParkerMary Ellen ParkinsAnn ParmaleeBobbie PatrickDavid Albert PaulkJan PayneRenee PearmanMike PeckBetty PeirceCamille Penders

Ann PequigneyGloria PhillipsCarol PiazzaCharlotte PippinCarole PloegerSusan PoolMary Katherine PoolMartha PopeSophia PorsonVicki ReamCatherine ReevertsLibby ReppertAnne ReynoldsMarie RichardsonNancy RichmondMarjorie RipkeBobbi RishGail RivardJane RivesPam RosemanFreda RoulhacGinnie SchroderAlison SchuenemanJoanne ScottTish SearcyJoan ShellitoLinda ShonesyE.J. ShumwayDeane SillsMelinda SmithBeth SmithKenneth SmithWilliam SmithEdith SmoakDianne SmootVirginia SnyderRoberta Sortwell

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Individual$50

Nancy AcreeCamille AdamsMary AloiaDiane AltenbachRichard AltmanMargaret AltmanAnne AmbroseSue AmianoMarjorie AndersonJeanne AndersonGaye AndersonJoe AndrewsEd ArmstrongJane AsherKevin AustinJudith BagarozziStacey BagnoliNelda BallaghSuzanne BandyDiane BarnsleyJean Marie BarrIrene BatesMichael BauserCarol J. BellDebbie BellJo BennettKay BensonReese BischoffMargaret BlackstockLucy BlackwellSharon BolinMarcia BoneyFrank BookerBrad BoordMaureen BowenElizabeth Braswell

Jennifer BroadusBob BrownSharon BrownJoan BrownJames BrowningLaurie BullardKeith BurchettAngie BurnsDorris BurtonMary Jo Busby-GriffithJoy ButterfieldKatie CampbellDoug CampbellSage CampioneB.J. CandlerCaroline CarringtonHelen CastrilloAustin CattsAnn ChapmanDave CharlandDonna ChisholmJean ChoateAnne ChubbLillian ClarkePatricia CollinsLight CookCatherine CooperAnn CorleyZoann CovingtonDale CovingtonGail CowanJames CraceJudy CrewsDavid CrewsLinda CulverLeah CurtisPriscilla DarbyPamela Davis

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Bleecker SpringsMarian StevensLarry StinsonJudy StippSandy StorinoCarolyn StrohmMichael StroudTess StuermerBuddy SullivanCarl SvendsenSally SwannBrent TaylorGail Butler - Taylor HouseDarrell Thaw &

Company, PC, CPADonald ThiemeKaki ThurberNancy ThurnEvelyn TingWes TippinsOrita TonkensJanet and Clarence

TorranceMeredith TrawickDenise TrethawayBecky TuckerJackie TurbidyJohn TurrentineJohn TutenLouise UferMarilyn UnderhillMatthew Payne -

University of GeorgiaMain Library

Philip Viviani

Jim WadsworthChristine WaldenBeth WallaceJeanne WarwickNeile WeisKevin WeissYvonne and Jim WethernKathie WhalenJan WhalenStar WheelerRobin WhitePeggy WhiteJennifer WilcoxonJane WilderElaine WilliamsJanie WillisJoan WilsonJeanne WolfGail WolflickBonita WrightAnn WrightLarry YoungnerGloria ZocchiFrances Zwenig

Lifetime*Lifetimemembers made a one timegift of $1,000 to the Society and arerecognized as a General member inperpetuity.

Mr. Ray AcostaDr. and Mrs. Vincent AlboMr. and Mrs. Dean AutenDr. Irwin BermanMr. and Mrs. Philip BerolzheimerMr. and Mrs. David BerryMary and Bill BurdellCurtis CarterDon CarterPatty and Jeff ColeFred CooperMarie DoddMr. and Mrs. Albert FendigAnne and Randall FloydMr. and Mrs. Edward J. HawieWilliam HaymonDr. Albert HendersonMr. and Mrs. Dwayne HovenMrs. Hurley JonesMr. and Mrs. Richard KingEllen and Diane Kinsey-DempseyMrs. Ruth KolumberBev and Jerry LatvalaDr. Astor LimAl LinkMr. and Mrs. N. McVeigh, IIIMrs. Nancy MontgomeryMr. W.P. O'HalloranDana and Patrick ParkerBruce RadoMr. and Mrs. William Ramsaur

Janis and Cesar RodriguezMrs. Joseph RossFrankie and Gordon StrotherMr. and Mrs. Gaines SturdivantMerry and Bill TiptonMr. and Mrs. G. Ben TurnipseedLamar WebbBarbara and John Wilsher

*This membership category is no longeroffered.

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