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John Randolph Foundation partners with donors and organizations in the Tri-Cities area of Virginia to support good health and bright futures.

O U R B OA R DLinda M. AultPresident

Elisa S. CarrawayVice President

Michael L. WilliamsSecretary

Diane H. ParrTreasurer

Jerry A. WilliamsImmediate Past President

Andrew A. ClarkJohnny H. JonesBrad H. KaufmanJoe M. ParkerJudith J. SmithJerry S. Warren

O U R STA F FLisa H. SharpeExecutive Director

Kevin S. FosterDirector of Programs

Bonnie G. FallsScholarship Program Officer

Kiffy M. WerkheiserDevelopment Program Officer

Katie A. ClarkScholarship Administrator

Tammy E. McCollumAdministrative Associate

Nancy S. WashabaughProgram Associate

O U R A DV I S O R SCindy L. Blanks-ShearinMarlene G. GoodwynOnza E. HyattRolf E. McDanielBeth A. Schulhof Tracy L. Taliaferro

FRONT COVERChris Rizzo demonstrates the new canoe-kayak launch at Appomattox River Regional Park in Prince George. The park is a key access point of the Appomattox River Trail.

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B E T T E R V I S I O N. B E T T E R F U T U R E. CO N E X U S H E L P S K I D S S E E

Conexus Screening technician, Corrine Huber, conducts a vision test on a student at J.E.B. Stuart Elementary. Conexus uses Plusoptix vision screening devices.


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Children may not be aware that their vision is a problem. Vision problems can turn into learning problems. We feel it’s critical to our mission of creating healthy communities and bright futures that we remove vision challenges and make way for improved education.

Conexus was an obvious choice when we looked for a partner to make it happen. Their tech-based vision screenings and data collection demonstrated a path forward we could easily get behind.

You see, Conexus already provides state-mandated screenings: one hand over one eye, read the chart. The other hand over the other eye, read the chart again. However, kids can pass by memorizing the chart, squinting, guessing etc. So, Conexus sought out funding beyond the state mandate to bring a new way of screening to Virginia. It’s called the Visio Check, and it’s amazing.

“JRF was instrumental in bringing technology-based screenings into the Tri-Cities area. Without their support we would only be able to provide the chart based test which kids can, for lack of a better term, cheat to pass,” said Robin Mead, Conexus VP/Development.

I witnessed a screening at J.E.B. Stewart Elementary in Petersburg. One by one, students stood opposite a smiley-faced VisioCheck scanner in the hands of a screening specialist. The VisioCheck measured physical differences in the eyes, scanned for astigmatism, nearsightedness, and farsightedness among a host of other things. Because

the students didn't have to do anything, the results couldn’t be fudged.

Once the screenings are complete, the Conexus team takes the data back to the office and prints out the results of each test to send back to the school. Students receive their results with either a “pass” or “refer” result.

“The average percentage of kids with vision problems detected by a screening across the US is 25%. What we have found across our more economically challenged, and especially urban communities, such as Petersburg and Hopewell, is that the rate of referrals is 30% or even higher,” said Robin.

For the Foundation, the data Conexus collects during screenings is crucial, and a truly exciting aspect of our partnering with Conexus. It’s shown that students with vision problems are, in fact, struggling academically, but students who receive glasses as a result of their Conexus screening are making vast improvements. Success!

But that’s not the end of their success. Conexus is a state-wide organization. They are using the collected data from their screenings (anonymously) to petition that technology-based screening be mandated across the Commonwealth of Virginia.

While the Tri-Cities community is at the core of who we are and what drives us every day, we are excited to partner with Conexus here on the cutting edge of seeing healthy communities and bright futures across the state. •


J R F AWA R D S G R A N TS TO 1 3 N O N P RO F I TS

John Randolph Foundation awarded $357,412 at a Grant Awards Ceremony on January 18, 2018. The Foundation is proud to partner with these 13 nonprofit organizations helping residents of the Tri-Cities area in the fields of health, quality of life, and education.

HEALTH

ALS Association: $5,000 to support people with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) in the Hopewell area

Colonial Heights Food Pantry: $25,000 to alleviate hunger in Colonial Heights

District 19 Community Services Board: $15,500 for emergency medication assistance for people with mental illness

FOLAR - Friends of the Lower Appomattox River: $50,000 for administrative support for the creation of the Lower Appomattox River Heritage Trail

Gateway Homes: $35,000 for the Community Reintegration Program serving people with mental illness

Greater Richmond Fit4Kids: 45,000 to integrate health and wellness into Hopewell schools' curriculum

project:HOMES: $30,000 to build wheelchair ramps and ensure homes are safe and accessible for people in need

Terrell Stewart with District 19 Community Services Board accepts a $15,500 grant from JRF Trustee, Andy Clark. The grant will provide emergency medication to people suffering from mental illness in the Tri-Cities area.


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QUALITY OF LIFE

American Red Cross: $17,000 to support people who have been displaced from their home due to fire with basic needs like shelter, food, and medicine.

Hopewell Recreation & Parks: $20,000 to support affordable, high-quality summer camp programs for children in the Hopewell area

STORY - Southside Transformation Opportunities for Residents and Youth: $29,912 to mentor students in the Thomas Rolfe community of Hopewell through the new Math, Literacy and Leadership program

EDUCATION

Big Brothers Big Sisters: $35,000 to match mentors with students at Harry E. James & Dupont Elementary Schools

Children's Museum of Richmond: $10,000 to provide early enrichment programs for Hopewell students

Smart Beginnings Southeast: $40,000 to promote quality childcare and school-readiness for children in the Tri-Cities area

John Randolph Foundation partners with donors and organizations in the Tri-Cities area to build healthy communities and bright futures. Since 1995, the Foundation has invested over $17 million in the community through grants and endowments and over $1.6 million in scholarships. Through the generosity of our donors, we currently manage nine endowment funds, 65 scholarship funds, and three educator award programs. •

JRF Grantee, Greater Richmond Fit4Kids, shared a "mission moment" highlighting the impact of their Wellness Integration grant on Hopewell children. Cynthia Piazza, Wellness Integration Specialist, got the audience up and moving during the presentation.

GO PLAY OUTSIDE FRIENDS OF THE LOWER APPOMATOX RIVER FUELS A LOVE OF THE OUTDOORS

As I pull into Appomattox River Regional park, two women are raking the trail.“Has anyone seen Ken?” One woman lifts her head, “I have!” It's Debbie Newman, Friends of the Lower Appomattox River (FOLAR) Treasurer, and Ken’s wife. Debbie leads me to a nearby spot where students and families are picking up trash under the overpass. “I hate trash,’ she says. “It shows such extreme disregard for the planet.” As we reach the overpass, Ken Newman, FOLAR Board Chair, is in the middle of it, picking up garbage and cheering on the volunteers.FOLAR orchestrates clean-ups on a regular basis, but this one is particularly special because they are officially opening the new canoe-kayak launch, and the only public water access location in Prince George.

Appomattox River Regional Park is a key access point of the Appomattox River Trail which spans from Lake Chesdin to City Point in Hopewell.



This park and the other regional parks like it, are the result of hours and hours of hard work put in by FOLAR’s executive staff and volunteers.

“John Randolph Foundation’s grant enables us to procure the right type of executive leadership required to manage the many facets of trail development and funding," says Ken. "As a result of their support, our staff handles everything: negotiating and planning with interested stakeholders, preparing and submitting funding requests, managing the office, planning events, engaging volunteers, and developing our Board. JRF funding continues to enable our Executive Director to work tirelessly on the Appomattox River Trail."

And that work is a worthy endeavor! FOLAR isn’t just about nature trails. They provide quality education and activities to residents in the region.

“We highlight the importance of our natural resources through all our activities and events. We teach people the importance of clean water, litter

control, watershed protection, and resource stewardship. Our Newsletter highlights Greenway and Blueway (land and water) activities, and our programs such as Canoemobile, Paddle~Battle, and the Appomattox River Regional Park 5K promote healthy outdoor recreation. RiverFest engages regional citizens to celebrate outdoor living. We also distribute literature to promote visitation, use and stewardship opportunities along the river.”

FOLAR also established a scholarship program through JRF in 2017. The FOLAR Environmental Stewardship Scholarship fuels the passion of young people committed to protecting and preserving our environment for current and future generations.

“My personal hope is that individuals who receive these scholarships find rewarding and meaningful careers in environmental-related fields and perhaps, hopefully, return to our communities as active, inspiring leaders in local nonprofits, organizations and government!” said Ken. •

Over 150 volunteers removed 500 bags of trash, 118 tires, and 2 couches from the banks of the Appomattox River during the Spring 2018 Clean-up.


Chrinique Christian is manning the front desk of the Petersburg YMCA. In between answering calls and typing on the computer, she waves happily to each guest as they come and go. Chrinique is in her first year of college at Virginia State University, but she’s been a staple at the Y for more than a year now.

“One day I was walking past the billboard, and it said, ‘Leaders Club.’ I thought, ‘I’m a leader maybe I should join.’ I felt like it would help me and I could help the people I’d be working with. I had skills to give, and other people had skills they could give too.”

Chrinique joined Leaders Club during her senior year at Matoaca High School, and she quickly became one of the strongest voices in the room. The YMCA administration took notice, eventually offering her a job at the front desk.

Leaders Club is coordinated by the YMCA Teen Director Kennard Curtis. Kennard grew up in Petersburg where he frequented the Y, and it kept him out of trouble. Although he became a firefighter, he wanted to give back to the young people in his community.

“There’s not a lot for teenagers to do here. The YMCA keeps kids off the streets, and it gives them a safe haven: somewhere to be, to fellowship, and develop character. I had a father, but a lot of kids coming through

these doors don't. I’m the Teen Director, but when I’m walking through these halls, I’m a mentor, a big brother, and a father figure,” said Kennard.

The Y focuses on developing core values in young people: caring, honesty, respect, responsibility, and faith. These values produce people like Chrinique – dedicated to giving back and encouraging others.

“Joining Leaders Club kept me rooted. I had an offer to go out-of-state, but that doesn’t help my community. This is where I’m from; this is the community I prefer to affect the most because I know these people. Leaders Club reminded me that I have other reasons to stay here, and staying here isn’t a bad thing,” said Chrinique.

Leaders Club is part of JRF’s mission to build healthy communities and bright futures. We’ve supported teen programs at the Petersburg YMCA since 2008 because the Y strives to reduce idle time after school, providing teens from low-income backgrounds with the opportunity to reach their full potential. The Y is positioned to provide at-risk teens with experiences to increase their leadership skills, service to the community, and develop tangible workforce skills. They give teens the tools break the cycle of poverty and become the leaders of their community. •

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YOUNG LEADERS


Chrinique leans against the doorway into the basketball court at the Y. Even though she had opportunities to pursue her education out-of-state, she wanted to make a difference in her community.


“I had read about the Foundation, and I constantly saw something in the paper. One day, someone called me and asked me if I’d be interested in serving on the Board of Trustees, and I was.”That was nine years ago. Hopewell native Brenda Hayes said yes and joined the Board of Trustees of John Randolph Foundation in 2009.[When I started], everyone on the Board and the staff was willing to take time so I could learn what the Foundation does and how they work with the community.”Those relationships and the knowledge about the work JRF does made Brenda a true advocate for the Foundation. She became an active trustee and an annual donor. She’s also a monthly supporter through the Bright Futures Club.

She says, “When you don’t just read or hear about what the Foundation is doing, but you actually know where the money is going and what’s being done to help people in the Tri-Cities area, you just feel like you can give something, and the Bright Futures Club makes it easier.”Her husband, John Hayes, chimes in. “We both believe this is a wholesome organization, committed to helping the community and citizens that are in need. Personally, I’m a big fan of the [Foundation’s] Scholarship Program. They do a lot to help gifted students who need a hand up with their finances and college education.”Along with the Development Committee, and attending Foundation events, Brenda has been on the Scholarship Committee

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for all nine years. In her time, she’s seen the program double, and she’s continued because she wanted to see the program flourish. But the growth goes two ways. John reflects on the growth he’s seen in his wife: “Brenda is very giving, more than she’s ever been. The Foundation has enlightened her about what can be accomplished when you become a part of something that makes a difference.”So after nearly a decade of serving her community through the John Randolph Foundation, Brenda Hayes left the board in January 2018.“I knew my term would expire, but I’m not walking away from the Foundation. I’m still going to keep in touch, attend activities open to the public, and volunteer on any committees that need me. I won’t forget the Foundation. I can’t forget them. It’s such a unique group. You’ve got a small staff that does wonders for the Tri-Cities area. They make it look easy, and I know it’s not,” said Brenda.John adds, “I support my wife and became a friend of the Foundation through her. We’ve established a lifetime of friendship with the staff. It’s highly rewarding to help out those who need medication and can’t afford it, or for those who need housing. Those are the things I’ll take with me.”The Foundation’s staff has treasured their time with Brenda. She’s played a critical role in the Foundation’s growth and, by extension, the amazing growth evident in the Tri-Cities area including the expansion of the Scholarship Program, the birth of Susie’s Fund for Medication Assistance, and the overall improved health and promised bright futures of our community.Lisa Sharpe, Foundation Executive Director, reflects “Brenda Hayes and her husband John have been an Continued at the bottom of the next page...

Thank you for partnering with us to support good health and bright futures for our communities.

MISSION FUND Support JRF's unrestricted annual fund.

ENDOWED FUNDS

Appomattox Regional Library Endowed Fund

D. Paul Karnes Endowment for Wellness

Frederick T. Gray & Evelyn J. Gray Memorial Endowment Fund

Hopewell-Prince George Community Health Center Endowed Fund

Trudy Bogese Endowment for Youth Development

Ursula M. Gibbs Medication Endowment Fund

Ursula M. Gibbs Endowment for the Beacon Theater

Ursula M. Gibbs Endowment for Weston Manor

Ursula M. Gibbs Unrestricted Memorial Endowment

SCHOLARSHIP OR EDUCATOR AWARD

A full list of scholarships and awards is located on our website at www.johnrandolphfoundation.org/donate.

John Randolph Foundation is a 501(c) 3 organization. FEIN 54-1649268. All gifts are tax-deductible.

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Friends of the Foundation

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inspiration to me personally and professionally. Their commitment to each other and to their family, community, and friends have motivated me to be a better person. Brenda’s commitment and leadership at John Randolph Foundation have never wavered. She’s a ‘details person’ and always asks the hard questions that push the Board and staff to grow as a team. Brenda will be sorely missed from the Board of Trustees but we look forward to her continued service on our Scholarship Committees and in other advisory capacities.” •

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Fixed Assets $788,155

Other Assets $27,641

Cash $1,240,234

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FINANCIAL SNAPSHOT

2016 Audited Financial Statements and 990 are available upon request. Please call 804-458-2239.

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N E T I N V E ST M E N T P E R FO R M A N C E

Coach Robert E. (Bob) Budlove Golf Scholarship, Glen W. and Virginia R. Butler Memorial Scholarship, Disputanta Volunteer Fire Department Joshua A. Culler Memorial Scholarship, Disputanta Volunteer Fire Department David Zuskin Memorial Scholarship, SGM (Ret) William T. and Mary Evans Scholarship, Paulette and George Friday Scholarship, Friends of the Lower Appomattox (FOLAR) Environmental Stewardship Scholarship, Hopewell Fire and Rescue Retiree Scholarship, Hopewell Lions Club Scholarship in Honor of Louis C. Gibbs, Larry Thomas Joyner Memorial Scholarship, Anne Moncrief Layman Nursing Scholarship, Moses Eugene Malone, Sr. Memorial Scholarship, Bo Partin, Jr. Memorial Scholarship, Stoney and June Partin Scholarship

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S I X T Y-F I V E S C H O L A R S H I P S A N D G ROW I N G!

Robert E. (Bob) Budlove with former student, William Lee, who chaired the first annual Coach Budlove Scholarship Golf Tournament.


John Randolph Foundation’s scholarship program has experienced tremendous growth following the establishment of the first scholarship in 1997. Fast forward twenty-one years, and the Foundation currently administers 65 scholarships.What is the biggest contributing factor to the success of the scholarship program? The answer is, our donors. Thanks to their generosity, vision, and passion for higher education, scholarships are created on the belief that any motivated individual should have the opportunity to further his or her education by removing some of the financial burdens. The Foundation is simply the conduit by which donors invest in our community’s future. Over the last 21 years, through various scholarship programs, the Foundation has awarded over $1.6 million in scholarships to more than 900 students.A scholarship fund is a wonderful way to honor a loved one, alma mater, high school, city or town, or profession. Donors provide the passion and vision and the Foundation provides the expertise to help donors meet their personal goals. Among the most common reasons individuals, businesses, or organizations set up scholarships are to honor a living person, honor or perpetuate the memory of a deceased person, provide a special gift in one's own name, or collaborate as a group of people to give back to the youth of their community.Each scholarship has a unique story to tell. Bill Lee stated, “establishing the Coach Robert E. (Bob) Budlove Golf Scholarship was a way for family, friends and former students to honor a beloved

coach who was influential in shaping many to become successful leaders.” For Rick Collins and the Hopewell Fire Department, “raising funds to establish the Hopewell Fire and Rescue Retiree Scholarship provided an opportunity for the Hopewell Fire Department retirees, employees, and members to give back to the youth of the city and surrounding localities.” Johnny Partin, one of Hopewell’s most sincere advocates, established three scholarships with the Foundation over the last couple of years. The Bo Partin, Jr. Memorial Scholarship, Glen W. and Virginia R. Butler Memorial Scholarship, and Stoney and June Partin Scholarship. Johnny stated “I have always been a strong advocate for the youth, higher education, and technical and vocational schooling. By establishing these scholarships in memory of my uncle and grandparents, not only does it honor them, but it helps reduce the financial burden of higher education. I couldn't think of a better way to honor my family members, and it also allowed me to pay it forward by helping the youth of our city, something I feel very passionate about.” The Foundation is honored and privileged to partner with donors who generously support our students and community. John Randolph Foundation’s Scholarship Program has truly succeeded in its first 21 years because of their continued support, just ask any of the more than 900 students who received a scholarship!For information on how to establish a scholarship or to view a complete list of scholarships, please visit our website at johnrandolphfoundation.org/scholarships. •


Janice L. Rowley

Lisa and Derek Sharpe

Ms. Judith Smith

Mr. Thomas D. Wagstaff

Ms. Nancy S. Washabaugh

Kiffy and Mike Werkheiser

Mr. Jerry A. Williams

Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Williams

THE CORNERSTONE SOCIETY(Contributions of $10,000 & above)

Mr. and Mrs. George W. Friday

Hopewell Bureau of Fire

Hopewell Lions Club

THE LEGACY SOCIETY

Sarah Corbin Bigby*

Tara and Kevin Foster

Ursula M. Gibbs*

Evelyn J. and Frederick T. Gray*

Janet C. Nicholson

Janice L. Rowley

Beth Schulhof


THE BRIGHT FUTURES CLUB

Dr. and Mrs. Peter N. Ault

Ms. Linda Burruss

Mr. and Mrs. James Carraway, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew A. Clark

E. Stanley Cornett and Tina C. Cornett

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff D. Falls


Michael and Patricia Hanley

Mr. and Mrs. John M. Hayes

Dr. Sanjeev K. Jairath

Mr. Edward S. Jones

Johnny and Debbie Jones

Ms. Sheena Mackenzie

Mr. and Mrs. James McCollum, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Parr, Jr.

Mr. John B. Partin, Jr.

thank you donors!2017 Donor Clubs

Hopewell Fire/Rescue members donating time to the “Drop Some Loot in a Boot for Scholarships” Fundraiser


Mrs. Ann K. Leake

THE PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY(Contributions of $1,000 to $9,999)

AdvanSix, Hopewell

Ms. Elaine B. Aikens

American Legion Post 146

Dr. Gurpal S. Bhuller and Dr. Neena M. Singh

Mr. Edwin E. Blanks

Mrs. Betty H. Blevins

Mr. and Mrs. James T. Buren

Mr. William P. Butler

Case Handyman Services

Mr. Richard Collins

Colonial Kia/Kia Motors

Ms. Jane M. Eliades

Emerson Companies, LLC

Farmingdale Townhouses, LLC


Friends of the Lower Appomattox River

Mr. and Mrs. Martin Gaddy

Dynegy

John Randolph Medical Center

John Randolph Medical Center Auxiliary

Mrs. Judy Karnes

Mr. Kan Kong

Dr. David A. Layman

Ms. Jennifer Lotti

Ben and Melanie Marks

Mechanicsville Medical Center Family Physicians, P.L.L.C.

Morris Cardiovascular and Risk Reduction Center

Ms. Allison K. Partin


Prince George County

Mr. and Mrs. Jay N. Race

Rotary Club of Chester

Rotary Club of Petersburg (Lunch), Virginia Charitable Foundation

SunTrust Bank

Mr. and Mrs. John B. Taylor

Ms. Judy B. Thomas

Tuckaway, Inc.

VFW Post 637

Virginia Perio, Ltd.

Ms. Violet A. Wright

THE FOUNDER’S SOCIETY (Contributions of $100 to $999)

ABC Building Supply Co., Inc.

Ms. Ardine L. Akers

J. A. Akers

Mr. and Mrs. Bucky Allin

Anne Page Henry/State Farm Insurance Agency, Inc.

Anonymous

Appomattox River Medical LLC

Mr. and Mrs. J. Bunn Armstrong

Ms. Marina Ashton

Atlantic Iron & Metal

Dr. and Mrs. Peter N. Ault

The Bank of Southside Virginia

BB&T Securities LLC

Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Beaudet

Benevity

Mr. Steven A. Benham, Sr.

Mr. and Mrs. Brad Birchett

Mrs. Carolyn G. Blaisdell

The Boathouse

Boisseau Insurance Services

Mr. Jack A. Bowman

Mr. Gene Brittle

Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Brown

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Burijon

Mr. Granville Burruss

Mr. and Mrs. Brandon P. Butterworth

Calise and Sons Bakery

Mr. B. David Canada

Carraway Glass


Carter Myers Automotive

M. Stephen and Janet Cates

Mr. Howard Chang

City Point Energy Center

Ms. Patricia D. Claiborne


The Honorable Bruce A. Clark, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Clary

Colonial Webb Contractors

The Colony Group

Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Compton, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. William H. Conner, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley E. Cornett, Sr.

Custom Comfort by Winn

David A. Harrison Elementary School

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene D. Day

Mr. Martin H. Diradour, Jr.

Mr. Hilbert Dorn

DuPont Teijin Films LP

Mr. George E. Dzyacky

E. Alvin Small Funeral Homes & Crematory

Mrs. Susan T. Eakin

Dr. and Mrs. Frederick I. Ende

Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Engelberger

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Everett

Evonik Industries

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff D. Falls

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Flinn

Ms. Diane M. Foley

Ford Agency, Inc.

Mrs. Evelyn P. Foster

Mr. and Mrs. Jess Fowler

Ms. Joyce C. Gill

Gregory & Associates, PLLC

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Griffith, Jr.

Mr. Merlin T. Grim

Ms. Suzanne M. Guilfoyle

Mr. and Mrs. George R. Haley

Ms. Frances K. Halupka

Ms. Linda Hamilton

Michael and Patricia Hanley

Mr. Jay W. Harper

Mr. and Mrs. Philip Harrison

Mr. and Mrs. John M. Hayes

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hayes

Mr. and Mrs. Chris Haynes

Mr. and Mrs. W. Keith Hedgepeth

Heretick Feed & Seed

HIKO INC.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hoagland

Ms. Kathryn Holcomb

Hopewell Chemical Federal Credit Union

Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Hortenstine, III

Dr. and Mrs. Rudy Howell

Ms. Rebecca G. Hudson

Mr. and Mrs. Ramzi K. Humsi

Mr. and Mrs. Onza E. Hyatt

Dr. and Mrs. John W. Hyslop

Ms. Linda Hyslop

Innventure

J.E.J. Moore Middle School

J. T. Morriss & Son, Inc. Funeral Homes

Mrs. Doreatha W. Jackson

Jacobs Financial Group

Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Jacobs

Mr. and Mrs. William E. Jacobs

Dr. Sanjeev K. Jairath

James J. Vergara & Associates

James River Ball Patrons Committee

Mr. John H. Jones

Ms. Patricia C. Jones

*Deceased


Jorday Foods International

Joyner Paint & Frame, LLC

Mr. Crawley F. Joyner, III

K&L Barbeque

Kaiser Construction Co.

Mr. and Mrs. Brad Kaufman

Mrs. Sarah E. Kinsey

Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Kirksey, Jr.

Ms. Frances V. Koehler

L.L. Beazley Elementary School

Mr. Thomas C. Lanik

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin B. Lape

The Laurels of Willow Creek

Mr. David A. Layman, Jr.

Mr. Daniel B. Layman

Mr. John Layman

Mrs. Rhonda Lee

Mr. and Mrs. William S. Lee

Mr. John Leyczek

Ligon L. Jones Insurance Services

Ms. Jeannie E. Lubman

Ms. Mary K. Lykins


Mr. and Mrs. W. Pat Maddox

Mr. and Mrs. M. Allen Manning, Jr.

Lt. Col. Martin and Mrs. William B. Martin Mr. and Mrs. James McCollum, Jr.

Dr. Jane R. McCullen

McDaniel Financial Group

Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. McGuire

McKay Hardware

Mr. Johnie R. Millner

Mitchell, Wiggins & Company, LLP

Mr. and Mrs. Wade L. Mokarry

Ms. Peggy J. Morgan

Nail Mystique

Mr. and Mrs. Marvin C. Neal, Jr.

Mr. Jeff Newton

Janet C. Nicholson

North Elementary School

Mr. Michael C. Owen

Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Owen, III

Mr. Joseph M. Parker


Mr. and Mrs. R. Craig Parrish

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pearson

Petersburg High School

Ms. Terry Pezzulli

Ms. Kathy B. Phelps

Mrs. Gail Pigeon

PineCrest Timber

Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Price

Prince George High School

Prince George High School/PG Players

Prince George School Food Service Association

Mr. Cham Pritchard

Pro-Vend, Inc.

Mr. Thomas A. Puryear, Jr.

R.M. Wilkinson Oil & Propane, Inc.

R. T. Carter, II, DDS

Mr. and Mrs. Dane W. Ragsdale

Mr. Bryan S. Reedy

Mr. and Mrs. Merle Reedy

Mr. James L. Reynolds

Richmond Corrugated, Inc.

Riley E. Ingram, Delegate - 62nd District

Mr. Neal Roper

Roscher Financial Group Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Roscher

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Roscher

The Rosen Family

Roslyn Farm Corporation

Janice L. Rowley

Saucy's Walk Up LLC

Mr. Al Schretter

Beth Schulhof

Mr. and Mrs. E. Randy Sealey

Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Secrist


Mr. Robert J. Simcoe

Dr. and Mrs. Jerome D. Skaggs

Ms. Judith Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Smith

Dr. Yvonne D. Smith-Jones

Mr. and Mrs. Luther H. Sodat

South Elementary School

Southpark Carpet & Flooring Outlet

Mrs. Geraldine E. Spicely

State Farm Companies Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Steininger

Mr. and Mrs. James C. Stewart

Strosnider Chevrolet

Mr. David C. Stuckwisch

The T. Rowe Price Program for Charitable Giving

Richard and Candy Taylor

Thomas W. Prince Insurance Agency

Dr. Charles W. Thomas

Pat and Bill Throckmorton

Timmons Group

Titan Auto & Tire

Ms. Debra C. Trexler

Ms. Jo Turek

Mr. Herb G. Turner, Jr.

Ms. Tammy Van Decker

Mr. and Mrs. James P. Vanlandingham

VFW McNair-Trueheart Post 622

Virginia American Water Company

Virginia Automobile Dealers Association

Virginia Commonwealth Bank - Hopewell

Mr. Randall M. Wachman

Mr. and Mrs. William H. Walker, Jr.

Mr. William J. Wall

Walnut Hill Pharmacy

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Walton

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry S. Warren

Ms. Patricia Y. Warthan

Mr. Rives Webb

Mr. and Mrs. William K. Wells

Kiffy and Mike Werkheiser

Mr. and Ms. Sam West

William C. Henry, D.D.S., P.C

Mr. and Mrs. Delmus E. Williams

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry A. Williams

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Williams

Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Williams

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Williamson

Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Williamson, Jr.

Mrs. Louis Wilson

Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Woith

Ms. Gwen Woods

Work Zone, LLC

Ms. Bernice D. Wyche

Xtreme Tools and Fasteners LLC

Mr. and Mrs. William A. Young, Jr.

THE APPOMATTOX SOCIETY (Contributions below $100)

Mr. Robert Affalter

Mr. Jonathan L. Akins

Mr. Vernon Akins

Mr. Keith D. Allen

Dr. and Mrs. Hilton Almond

AmazonSmile Foundation

Ms. Carol L. Anderson

Ms. Charlotte H. Andrews

Ms. Jill Andrews

Anonymous

Appomattox River Woman's Club

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bailey

Ms. Leah R. Bassity

Mr. Ernest W. Bates

Mr. Otto Bates


Mr. and Mrs. Keith R. Belcher

Ms. Kathy Y. Benham and Ms. Christine Clarke

Mr. James Blum

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Bowen

Ms. Tami L. Bowman

Mr. Richard W. Brantley

Ms. Susan M. Braswell

Ms. Kristen Brightbill

SGT Lis O. Brown

Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Bujakowski

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bujakowski

Ms. Joy Burroughs

Mr. Jerry Burruss

Ms. Linda Burruss

Mrs. Mary M. Calos

Ms. Joy Cimburke

Ms. Cynthia Clark

Mr. John D. Clary

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Richard Commander

Mr. and Mrs. Rick Conway

Ms. Tara Cook

Mr. Roy S. Cox, Jr.

Mr. Steven R. Cox

Mr. and Mrs. James E. Crawley, Jr.

Mr. Jim Crinkley, Jr.

Mr. George H. Cummings

Mr. and Mrs. Barry G. Curtis

Mrs. Evelyn M. Dane*

Ms. Lisa Davis

DJ's Rajun Cajun, LLC

Mr. Alton D. Dobbins, Jr.

Mrs. Beverly M. Draper

Mrs. Ruthan W. Eliades

Dr. and Mrs. Mark Ende

Ms. Stephanie B. Estep

Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Fader

Ms. Julie Ferry

Mr. Ralph Forloines

Fort Lee Federal Credit Union

Mr. and Mrs. Roger Franklin, Jr.

Ms. Jo Ann T. Frith

Ms. Emma K. Gittens

Mrs. Kelli W. Glazier

Mr. and Mrs. Everett Gravelle

Ms. Susan E. Green

Ms. Michelle G. Grias

Ms. Erika W. Hahn

Ms. Shirley Hall

Mr. Thomas W. Hall, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Hamby

Mr. and Mrs. Atwell S. Harrison, Jr.

Mr. James A. Harvey

Mr. and Mrs. Jon C. Hatfield

Mr. and Mrs. Larry J. Hayes

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hayes

Ms. Susan Hodges

Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Hollopeter

Mr. Daniel M. Hopkins and Mrs. Stephanie L. Exas-Hopkins

Mr. and Mrs. R. Craig Hopson

Mr. Daniel M. Hoskins

Mr. Robert P. Hunt

Mr. Stephen T. Hurst

Mr. Frank D. James

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jefferson, III

Ms. Sharon P. Johnson

Mr. Roy L. Jones

Mrs. Susan S. Jones

Ms. Deb Kelo

Ms. Carlene Knupp

Ms. Diane M. Kunkel

Ms. Deborah Layman

Mr. Michael Layman

Mr. Gary Lichvar

Mr. and Mrs. Otis M. Lilley, Jr

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard V. Lotti

Mrs. Mary-Ellen Lowder

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Mahaney

Mr. Leonard I. McAdams

Mr. John McDaniel

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. McGeever

Ms. Sherri McGrath

Ms. Velma A. Meador

Meadows Urquhart Acree & Cook, LLP

Ms. Cathy B. Mitchell

Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Mitchell

Mr. and Mrs. William F. Mitchell

Mr. Frank Mondrik

Dr. and Mrs. Charles N. Moore, Jr

Mrs. Vera Moore

Mr. and Mrs. John P. Morris

Ms. Beth B. Moyers

Ms. Rhonda S. Munford

Mustard Seed Class/First Baptist Church (Richmond)

Ms. Patricia E. Myles

N. B. Clements Junior High School

Mr. Douglas B. Nelson

Mr. Paul L. Newby

Mr. Hampton Newsome

Ms. Erin H. Owens

Mr. Jerry Packer

Parham's Service Center, Inc.

Mrs. Nancy Pelter

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Pettler

Frank and Barbara Phillips

Prince George County Public Schools

Ms. Kathy N. Pritchard

Ms. Patricia L. Ramey

Ms. Tamera W. Ramsey

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rayner

Ms. Kim Reedy

Richmond Women's Chorus

Ms. Anne B. Rivera

Mr. Jack Rosenstock

Mr. James A. Rosenstock, Jr.

Ms. Blair G. Sammler

Ms. Mary L. Sebera

Ms. Laura M. Serfass

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Shornak

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Skaggs

Mr. and Mrs. Jason Smith

Mr. Merritt G. Smith

Ms. Patricia Smith

Ms. Amy D. Sperber

Mrs. Arlene L. Stanton

Ms. Bonnie Stefaniak

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher G. Stidham

Mr. Wilbur Studivant

Ms. Brenda A. Sumrell

Ms. Emily G. Tatem

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Taylor

Mrs. Thelma D. Thomas

Mr. Dan Thompson

Ms. June B. Thorpe

Mr. and Mrs. Don Tiedeken

Mr. Richard B. Turner

Mr. Jackson Underwood

Ms. Tammy Underwood

United Way of Hopewell-Prince George

Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. “Buck” Vargo

Mrs. Kim B. Vealey

Virginia Housing Development Authority/Compliance Dept.


Mr. and Mrs. T.J. Webb, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. John Weigel

Mr. Peter A. Whittaker

Ms. Lois L. Willis

Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne N. Wohnig

The Woman's Club of Hopewell

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan D. Woody •

*Deceased


MEMORIALS

IN MEMORY OF JERRY ANDRS

The Woman’s Club of Hopewell

IN MEMORY OF DANIEL W. BARBEE

American Legion Post 146

I IN MEMORY OF SALLY BEDWELL


IN MEMORY OF HAROLD AND LUCILLE BILLINGSLEY

Ms. Jane M. Eliades

IN MEMORY OF TRAVIS L. BLAISDELL

Mrs. Carolyn G. Blaisdell

IN MEMORY OF TED P. BLANKS

Mr. Edwin E. Blanks



Ford Agency, Inc.


Janet C. Nicholson


IN MEMORY OF ANDERSON J. BLEVINS AND THELMA L. HAMMOND

Mrs. Betty H. Blevins


IN MEMORY OF F. ZANE BLEVINS


Dr. Gurpal S. Bhuller and

Dr. Neena M. Singh

Mr. James Blum

Calise and Sons Bakery



Ms. Linda Hyslop

Mrs. Judy Karnes



Frank and Barbara Phillips

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rayner

IN MEMORY OF DOUG BLOUNT


IN MEMORY OF TRUDY BOGESE

Farmingdale Townhouses, LLC

MEMORIALS & HONORARIUMS

In 2016, a scholarship was created to honor the memory of Larry Thomas Joyner, the Assistant Director of the Appomattox Regional Governor’s School (ARGS). Larry's son Wesley - pictured here with his dad - carries on this legacy and teaches Government and U.S. History at ARGS


IN MEMORY OF CHARLES W. BOOKER

Ford Agency, Inc.

IN MEMORY OF GLEN W. AND VIRGINIA R. BUTLER

Mr. William P. Butler

Ms. Allison K. Partin


Ms. Judy B. Thomas

IN MEMORY OF H. CURTIS BUTTERWORTH, ESQ.

Ms. Jane M. Eliades

IN MEMORY OF PAUL CARRAWAY


IN MEMORY OF JUANITA CHAMBERS

Ms. Linda Hyslop

Dr. Yvonne D. Smith-Jones

William C. Henry, D.D.S., P.C

IN MEMORY OF CATHERINE L. CLARK


The Honorable Bruce A. Clark, Jr.



IN MEMORY OF JOSHUA A. CULLER


PineCrest Timber

IN MEMORY OF EVELYN M. DANE

Ford Agency, Inc.

IN MEMORY OF WILLIAM R. DODD

Ford Agency, Inc.

IN MEMORY OF THE HONORABLE EDWARD M. EAKIN

Ms. Jane M. Eliades

IN MEMORY OF HOMER C. ELIADES, ESQ.

Ms. Jane M. Eliades

IN MEMORY OF PLATO G. ELIADES

Ms. Jane M. Eliades

IN MEMORY OF MILDRED EPPS

Ms. Linda Hyslop

IN MEMORY OF DENNIS FARMER

Mr. and Mrs. John B. Taylor

IN MEMORY OF COACH KEVIN FERGUSON


IN MEMORY OF ALLEN W. FLANNAGAN, JR.

Ms. Jane M. Eliades.

IN MEMORY OF DOROTHY OLSEN FORD

Ms. Jane M. Eliades


IN MEMORY OF PEGGY MOORE FORLOINES

Mr. Ralph Forloines

IN MEMORY OF GARLAND R. FOSTER, SR.

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin S. Foster

IN MEMORY OF TOMMY FRAZIER



IN MEMORY OF ANDY GIBBS


IN MEMORY OF URSULA M. GIBBS

Ms. Patricia D. Claiborne


Ms. Gwen Woods

IN MEMORY OF BERNICE AKERS GODSEY


IN MEMORY OF WAYNE E. HEDGEPETH

Ms. Jane M. Eliades


IN MEMORY OF LOGAN HENSHAW


IN MEMORY OF DIANA KAPNISTOS HESTER

Ms. Jane M. Eliades

IN MEMORY OF DR. B. GLENN HOLDEN

Ms. Jane M. Eliades

IN MEMORY OF GREGG HOSACK


IN MEMORY OF ROLAND W. HOWELL


IN MEMORY OF JOHN AND SHANDA JACKSON

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hayes

Mrs. Doreatha W. Jackson

IN MEMORY OF HOWARD T. JONES

Mr. and Mrs. John H. Jones

IN MEMORY OF H. RANDOLPH JONES, JR.

Ms. Jane M. Eliades

IN MEMORY OF JERRY HALL JONES, ESQ.

Ms. Jane M. Eliades

IN MEMORY OF RICHARD LYON JONES, ESQ.

Ms. Jane M. Eliades

IN MEMORY OF AMBER JOYNER

Ms. Kathy B. Phelps

IN MEMORY OF LARRY JOYNER

Ms. Elaine B. Aikens

Ms. Marina Ashton

Ms. Kristen Brightbill

Mr. Gene Brittle

Mrs. Courtney Bujakowski

Mr. and Mrs. Brandon P. Butterworth

Mrs. Mary M. Calos


Ms. Tara Cook

Ms. Lisa Davis

Mr. Martin H. Diradour, Jr.

Mr. Hilbert Dorn

Mrs. Ruthan W. Eliades

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Everett

Mrs. Bonnie Falls

Mr. and Mrs. W. Keith Hedgepeth

Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Hortenstine, III

Ms. Rebecca G. Hudson



Mr. Frank D. James

Mrs. Susan S. Jones

Joyner Paint & Frame, LLC

Ms. Jean Joyner

Ms. Kristen Joyner

Mr. Adam Kliebenstein

Mr. Wade Kliebenstein

Ms. Frances V. Koehler

Mrs. Vera Moore

Ms. Beth B. Moyers

Mr. Paul L. Newby



Ms. Kathy B. Phelps

Ms. Patricia L. Ramey

Roslyn Farm Corporation

Tozeane Samuels

Ms. Patricia Smith

Mr. David C. Stuckwisch

Mr. and Mrs. Don Tiedeken

Ms. Annie Trent


Mrs. Kit Weigel

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Werkheiser

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan D. Woody

IN MEMORY OF PETER J. KAIN

Ms. Jane M. Eliades

IN MEMORY OF BEN P. KANAK

Ms. Jane M. Eliades

IN MEMORY OF THALIA ELIADES KAPNISTOS

Ms. Jane M. Eliades

IN MEMORY OF D. PAUL KARNES



Mr. and Mrs. William E. Jacobs

Mrs. Judy Karnes

Melanie Karnes and Ben Marks

Dr. Jane R. McCullen

Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. McGuire

Mr. and Mrs. William F. Mitchell


Mrs. Marie V. Pearson

Mr. Cham Pritchard


IN MEMORY OF CHARLES H. KINSEY, JR.

Mrs. Sarah E. Kinsey

Mr. James L. Reynolds

Rotary Club of Chester

IN MEMORY OF JACK M. KITCHEN

Ms. Jane M. Eliades

IN MEMORY OF EUGENE S. KOKINSKI

Ms. Jane M. Eliades

IN MEMORY OF JAMES E. KOONTZ


IN MEMORY OF LINDA RAGLAND KULAKOWSKI


IN MEMORY OF NANCY MOORE LANIK

Ms. Jane M. Eliades

Mr. Thomas C. Lanik

IN MEMORY OF THE HONORABLE NATHAN C. LEE

Ms. Jane M. Eliades

Mrs. Rhonda Lee

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Pettler

IN MEMORY OF MARVIN MASSENBURG, JR.



Ms. Tami L. Bowman


Ms. Erika W. Hahn



Mr. and Mrs. Otis M. Lilley, Jr.

Prince George High School/PG Players




Ms. Mary L. Sebera





IN MEMORY OF REBECCA S. MCCALL

Ms. Jane M. Eliades

IN MEMORY OF JAMES P. MCCOLLUM, SR.

Mr. and Mrs. James P. McCollum, Jr.

IN MEMORY OF DR. RONALD E. MILLER

Ms. Jane M. Eliades

IN MEMORY OF MILDRED ANNE BRYANT MONCRIEF

Ed and Laura Burijon

IN MEMORY OF FRED C. MORENE

Ms. Kathy Y. Benham and Ms. Christine Clarke

Mrs. Alice Curtis

Mrs. Evelyn M. Dane*

Mrs. Beverly M. Draper

Ms. Diane M. Foley

Ford Agency, Inc.




Ms. Linda Hyslop

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jefferson, III

Ms. Sharon P. Johnson

Mr. and Mrs. John H. Jones

Mr. Crawley F. Joyner, III

Mrs. Ann K. Leake

Ms. Patricia E. Myles

Richmond Women's Chorus

Mr. Peter A. Whittaker

IN MEMORY OF NICK AND FRANCES NICHOLSON

Janet C. Nicholson

IN MEMORY OF LAWRENCE E. NOVAK

Ms. Jane M. Eliades

IN MEMORY OF BOBBY OWEN


Anonymous

Atlantic Iron & Metal

Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Beaudet

Mr. Granville Burruss

Carter Myers Automotive

Mr. Roy Cox

Mr. Steven R. Cox

Custom Comfort by Winn

Mr. Alton D. Dobbins, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Roger Franklin, Jr.

Mr. Samuel Harrell

HIKO INC.

Mr. Daniel M. Hoskins

Mr. David Huntington

Mr. Stephen T. Hurst

J. T. Morriss & Son, Inc. Funeral Homes

Mr. and Mrs. Billy R. Johnson

Kaiser Construction Co.


Lineage Logistics


Mr. Frank Mondrik


Mr. Michael C. Owen

Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Owen, III


Pro-Vend, Inc.

Mr. Thomas A. Puryear, Jr.

R.M. Wilkinson Oil & Propane, Inc.


Mr. Bryan S. Reedy

Mr. and Mrs. Merle Reedy

Riley E. Ingram, Delegate - 62nd District

Mr. Joseph A. Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Taylor

Thomas W. Prince Insurance Agency


Timmons Group

Mr. Jerry Triplett

Virginia Automobile Dealers Services, Inc.

Xtreme Tools and Fasteners LLC

Mr. and Mrs. William A. Young, Jr.

IN MEMORY OF CAPTAIN JESSE OZBAT

Mr. Keith D. Allen


Ms. Jill Andrews

SGT Lis O. Brown

David A. Harrison Elementary School

Ms. Stephanie B. Estep

Ms. Jo Ann T. Frith

Mrs. Kelli W. Glazier

Ms. Michelle G. Grias

Mr. and Mrs. Chris Haynes

J.E.J. Moore Middle School

Ms. Diane M. Kunkel

L.L. Beazley Elementary School

Ms. Cathy B. Mitchell

Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Mitchell

Ms. Peggy J. Morgan

Ms. Rhonda S. Munford

N. B. Clements Junior High School


Ms. Erin H. Owens

Mrs. Nancy Pelter


Prince George County Public Schools

Prince George High School


Ms. Anne B. Rivera



Ms. Amy D. Sperber

Ms. Bonnie Stefaniak

Ms. Emily G. Tatem

Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. "Buck" Vargo

Ms. Patricia Y. Warthan

IN MEMORY OF DONALD W. PARR

Ms. Jane M. Eliades

IN MEMORY OF BOLLING “BO” S. PARTIN, JR.

Ms. Linda Hyslop

Janet C. Nicholson


IN MEMORY OF CARL R. PIGEON

Mrs. Gail Pigeon

IN MEMORY OF ROSEMARY PRITCHARD

Ms. Jane M. Eliades

James River Ball Patrons Committee

IN MEMORY OF CECIL L. RAGLAND, JR.


IN MEMORY OF STUART B. RAGLAND


IN MEMORY OF JOHN D. ROBBINS

Ms. Jane M. Eliades

IN MEMORY OF H. MARTIN ROBERTSON, ESQ.

Ms. Jane M. Eliades

IN MEMORY OF FRED A. ROSCHER, JR. AND GENEVIEVE RENN ROSCHER

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Roscher

IN MEMORY OF GENEVIEVE RENN ROSCHER

Mr. George H. Cummings

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Roscher

Roscher Financial Group Inc.

IN MEMORY OF RON ROWLEY

Janice L. Rowley

IN MEMORY OF BECKY SALISBURY



IN MEMORY OF DR. JAMES AND DOROTHY SANSING

Ms. Jane M. Eliades

IN MEMORY OF JOHN SANSING

Ms. Jane M. Eliades

IN MEMORY OF MATT SAYE



Ms. Tami L. Bowman


Ms. Erika W. Hahn



Mr. and Mrs. Otis M. Lilley, Jr.

Ms. Mary K. Lykins

Mr. and Mrs. M. Allen Manning, Jr.

Ms. Terry Pezzulli




Ms. Mary L. Sebera





IN MEMORY OF LIN SCHAAF

Mr. and Mrs. Wade L. Mokarry

IN MEMORY OF JUDY AND JACK SHARPE


IN MEMORY OF JOAN GLASCOCK SKAGGS

Ms. Patricia C. Jones


Dr. and Mrs. Jerome D. Skaggs

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Skaggs

IN MEMORY OF JERRY SKALSKY


IN MEMORY OF JAMES L. “SKEETS” AND MARGUERITE M. SLAGLE

Virginia Perio, Ltd.

IN MEMORY OF CHARLES W. SMITH

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bailey

Ms. Linda Hyslop

IN MEMORY OF COL. (RET) SAMUEL B. SPICELY

Mrs. Geraldine E. Spicely

IN MEMORY OF E. JAY SPRUILL

Ms. Jane M. Eliades

IN MEMORY OF VERA H. STANCIL

Mr. and Mrs. James P. McCollum, Jr.

IN MEMORY OF GERALD S. STOKES

Ms. Jane M. Eliades

*Deceased


IN MEMORY OF CHARLES H. THOMAS, VIRGINIA P. THOMAS, AND ERIC J. THOMAS


IN MEMORY OF HOMER B. THOMAS, SR.

Mrs. Thelma D. Thomas

IN MEMORY OF MARY GORE THOMAS

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Werkheiser

IN MEMORY OF JACK THOMASSON


IN MEMORY OF VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS

VFW Post 637

IN MEMORY OF NANCY F. WALL

Mr. William J. Wall

IN MEMORY OF FLOYD M. WASHABAUGH, III



IN MEMORY OF HAROLD E. WHITE

Ms. Jane M. Eliades

IN MEMORY OF CONNIE WILLIAMSON

Anonymous


Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Brown

Mr. and Mrs. William H. Conner, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Fader

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hoagland


Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Kirksey, Jr.

Mr. W. K. Williamson, Jr.

IN MEMORY OF RYAN SCOTT WILLIAMSON

Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Clary

Mr. John D. Clary


Mr. and Mrs. Rick Conway


Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Engelberger

Ms. Joyce C. Gill

Ms. Suzanne M. Guilfoyle

The Laurels of Willow Creek

Mr. and Mrs. John P. Morris



Mr. Rives Webb

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Williamson

IN MEMORY OF KENDALL CARROLL WILMOT


Mr. and Mrs. Erik P. Moore

Mr. and Mrs. Jay N. Race


IN MEMORY OF CHRISTOPHER WILSON

Louis, Ian, and Bryant Wilson

IN MEMORY OF GWENDOLYN K. WRIGHT

Ms. Violet A. Wright

IN MEMORY OF DR. W. P. YOUNGBLOOD


IN MEMORY OF DAVID ZUSKIN


PineCrest Timber

HONORARIUMS

IN HONOR AND IN MEMORY OF GRAYSON PAYNE AUSTIN

Benevity on behalf of Hayley Secrist

Mr. and Mrs. Martin Gaddy

Mr. Jeff Newton

Mr. and Mrs. Dane W. Ragsdale

IN HONOR OF COACH ROBERT E. “BOB” BUDLOVE

Mr. Jonathan L. Akins

Mr. Vernon Akins

Ms. Carol L. Anderson

Mr. Ernest W. Bates

Mr. Otto Bates

Boisseau Insurance Services

Mr. Richard W. Brantley

Ms. Joy Cimburke

Colonial Kia/Kia Motors

Mr. Jim Crinkley, Jr.

E. Alvin Small Funeral Homes & Crematory

Dr. and Mrs. Frederick I. Ende

Dr. Mark Ende

Ms. Julie Ferry

Fort Lee Federal Credit Union

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin S. Foster

Ms. Susan E. Green

Ms. Linda Hamilton

Mr. and Mrs. Philip Harrison

Ms. Susan Hodges

Hopewell Chemical Federal Credit Union

Mr. Daniel M. Hopkins

Mr. Robert P. Hunt

Jacobs Financial Group

Ms. Deb Kelo

Mr. and Mrs. William S. Lee

Mr. Gary Lichvar

Mr. Thomas G. McGeever


Mr. Douglas B. Nelson

Mr. Jerry Packer

Parham's Service Center, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. R. Craig Parrish

Petersburg High School Athletics Department

Randy Rainey

Mr. Neal Roper

Mr. Jack Rosenstock

Mr. James A. Rosenstock, Jr.

Mr. Merritt G. Smith

Southpark Carpet & Flooring Outlet

Mr. Wilbur Studivant

Mr. Dan Thompson

Mr. Herb G. Turner, Jr.

Mr. Richard B. Turner

Mr. Jackson Underwood

Ms. Tammy Underwood

James P. Vanlandingham

Walnut Hill Pharmacy

Mr. and Mrs. William K. Wells

Ms. Anne R. West

IN HONOR OF EDNA TRADER CAIN


Ms. Joy Burroughs

Ms. Debra C. Trexler

IN HONOR OF DONALD AND JUDITH CLARY’S 50TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY AND IN MEMORY OF RYAN SCOTT WILLIAMSON

Mr. John D. Clary



Ms. Joyce C. Gill



IN HONOR OF PAULETTE AND GEORGE FRIDAY

Ms. Emma K. Gittens


VFW McNair-Trueheart Post 622

IN HONOR OF LOUIS C. GIBBS

Hopewell Lions Club

IN HONOR OF EARL HALE


Tuckaway, Inc.

IN HONOR OF LINDA E. HYSLOP


IN HONOR OF JAMES A. (JIMMY) JACOBS’ 70TH BIRTHDAY

Richard and Candy Taylor

IN HONOR OF LARRY JOYNER AND FAMILY

Ms. Cynthia Clark

IN HONOR AND IN MEMORY OF ANNE MONCRIEF LAYMAN

Ms. Ardine L. Akers

J. A. Akers and M. W. Painter

Dr. and Mrs. Hilton Almond

Scott Anderson

Anonymous

Arleen Ayer

Ms. Leah R. Bassity

BB&T Securities LLC

Bonnie Blythe

Mr. Jack A. Bowman

Ed and Laura Burijon

Mr. Howard Chang

Amy Covey

Barry and Alice Curtis

Mr. George E. Dzyacky

Debbie Forbes

Karen Fuller

Mr. and Mrs. Everett Gravelle


Mr. Merlin T. Grim

Ms. Frances K. Halupka

Mr. Jay W. Harper

Ms. Kathryn Holcomb

Ellen and Gary Hollopeter

Dr. and Mrs. Rudy Howell

Mr. and Mrs. Ramzi K. Humsi

Innventure

Jorday Foods International

Ms. Carlene Knupp

Mr. Daniel B. Layman

Dr. David A. Layman

Mr. David A. Layman, Jr.

Ms. Deborah Layman

Mr. John Layman

Mr. Michael Layman

Mr. John Leyczek

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard V. Lotti

Ms. Jennifer Lotti

Mr. John McDaniel

Beverly McDole

Ms. Velma A. Meador

Meadows Urquhart Acree & Cook, LLP

Mechanicsville Medical Center Family Physicians, P.L.L.C.

Mustard Seed Class/First Baptist Church (Richmond)

Nail Mystique

Mr. and Mrs. Marvin C. Neal, Jr.


Ms. Kathy N. Pritchard

Ms. Kim Reedy

The Rosen Family

Cathy Rowland

Olga Sampson

Aimy Sellers

Bryan Teachey

Ms. June B. Thorpe

Ms. Patricia R. Townes

Julian Trent

Ms. Tammy Van Decker

Mrs. Kim B. Vealey

Virginia Housing Development Authority/Compliance Department

Mr. and Mrs. William H. Walker, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Williams

Ms. Lois L. Willis

Louis, Ian, and Bryant Wilson

IN HONOR OF CHARLES AND EDWINA MOORE

Dr. and Mrs. Charles N. Moore, Jr.

IN HONOR OF JANET NICHOLSON

Mr. Al Schretter

IN HONOR OF JOE PARKER

Mr. and Mrs. Brad Birchett

IN HONOR OF B.J. AND CHUCK PATTON


IN HONOR OF TORI PIERCE AND MEGAN MCGRATH

Ms. Sherri McGrath

IN HONOR AND IN MEMORY OF PRINCE GEORGE HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY AND ALUMNI

Mr. and Mrs. Jess Fowler

Mr. and Mrs. George R. Haley


Mr. and Mrs. Delmus E. Williams

IN HONOR OF LISA H. SHARPE

Mrs. Bonnie Falls

Mr. Kevin Foster

Mrs. Tammy McCollum


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IN HONOR OF MARION B. WILLIAMS

The Bank of Southside Virginia

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IN HONOR OF SCOTT WILLIAMSON’S BIRTHDAY

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IN HONOR OF LAURA YOUNG AND NICHOLAS RUXTON’S WEDDING ON AUGUST 5, 2017

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Myra Gerner meets with a Susie's Fund client to hand over their medication. In just seven months, Susie’s Fund (operated by CrossOver Healthcare Ministry and supported by JRF's Ursula M. Gibbs Medication Endowment Fund) has helped 171 patients to get 996 free prescriptions - saving them a total of $73,500! Susie’s Fund for Medication Assistance is now located at 110 North Main Street in Hopewell.

CALL SUSIE’S FUND FOR MEDICATION ASSISTANCE (804) 452-0107

112 N. Main St. P.O. Box 1606 Hopewell, VA 23860

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