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PUBLISHERThomas A. Kinchen, President

EDITORSandra K. Richards,Director of Enrollment Management and Marketing

LEAD GRAPHIC DESIGNER / PHOTOGRAPHERJohn C. Lain III

PART-TIME MARKETING STAFFMatthew Fernandez, PhotographerSerra Hess, WriterAshley Lain, Ministry ReferralHollis Prange, Graphic Designer

Statement of MissionThe Baptist College of Florida shall operate within the context of a Christian worldview to promote, provide for, operate and control a program of education and training for Christian leaders through awarding certificates and associate, baccalaureate and masters degrees in a co-educational post-secondary setting.

To fulfill its mission, the college seeks to develop those qualities in students that contribute to effective ministry. In the area of personal growth, we seek to foster a desire for knowledge; develop cultural awareness by introducing students to a wide range of knowledge; nurture the ability to acquire, evaluate, assimilate, and use information; and promote personal and social maturity.

For spiritual growth, we provide the resources for gaining biblical and religious data; we also assist students in learning and living the Christian life. In terms of professional growth, students are enabled to gain the credentials that enhance opportunities for ministry, and they learn to master a specialized body of knowledge.

At the same time, we encourage positive attitudes toward ministry and foster both an awareness of and a loyalty to the Southern Baptist heritage.

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A LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT

Dear Friends,

As I write to you today I find myself reflecting on the fact that this is my twenty-fifth annual report in

Echoes. Ruth Ann and I have been talking about the fact that we have spent over half of our married life at The Baptist College of Florida (BCF). When we came here our children were in high school and college. Now they are in their forties and the parents of our five grandchil-dren. In fact, some of our grandchildren are enrolled at BCF. A lot has changed in our lives and the life of this great school in the last twenty-five years. I often tell folks that I was a young man with a promising future when I came here, and now I am an old man wondering where the time went. (However, that is not the case because I know exactly where it went.) On arriving here I had no idea of the task and the opportunities that lay ahead. What I can tell you now is that the blessings have been greater and the future is brighter than I ever imagined.

The picture on the front cover of this edition of Echoes was taken by two of our students, Sydney Bod-den and Jeffrey Basford, utilizing a drone with a camera mount. Each time that I have looked at this particular photograph I have been amazed not only at the beauty of a growing campus but also at the perspective of the horizon beyond where we are located. I am absolutely convinced that our horizons are without limit. They are as wide as the heart of God and as far as the last person

who needs to hear the Gospel. These horizons will be realized through the blessings of our Lord as He works through His faithful people. I want to thank each of you who have supported The Baptist College of Florida during the last year. Without your help we would not be able to do all of the things that are necessary for the edu-cation and training of the Next Greatest Generation for “Changing the World through the Unchanging Word®.”

As you read the pages of this issue of Echoes, I hope that you will pray for the mission of this great school, thank our Lord for those who have joined in the work through their support, and seek our Lord’s guidance as to what He will have you to do in support of His work here. Together we will see far beyond our limited hori-zons to His great plans for The Baptist College of Flor-ida. God bless you in your walk with Him and with us. I am looking forward to what He has planned for us in the future.

God Bless You,

Tom KinchenPresident

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MILITARY FRIENDLY

HOSPICE CHAPLAIN

BCF named

for the past seven years

addresses BCF students Welcome Home Chaplain Bedsole and Chaplain Cartmill! It was an Honor

to have two BCF graduates (1986 and 1989) back on campus on March 2, 2015.

Gino Mayo, Chaplain and Grief Specialist at Emer-ald Coast Hospice, addressed the American As-

sociation of Christian Counselors (AACC) at The Bap-tist College of Florida (BCF) in Graceville during their monthly meeting. Mayo provided BCF students with valuable information on therapeutic communication dealing with individuals facing the loss of a loved one.

According to BCF Christian Counseling Profes-sor Kristy Ford, students were not only informed but also encouraged as Mayo engaged and interacted with students allowing them to express their thoughts and ideas. Students were able to explore different life issues

with Mayo and the subsequent need for trained coun-selors and facilitators. “I am very impressed with these young counselors,” stated Mayo. “It encourages me to see the dedication and ability of this group. This is cause to be excited about this new generation of people with a calling to help those in need.”

The Baptist College of Florida offers a Bachelor of Arts degree in Christian Counseling preparing men and women to serve in positions of leadership in counseling. To learn more about the degree, call 850.263.3261 ext. 460 or visit the website at www.bap-tistcollege.edu.

Pictured Above: Chaplain Bedsole, Dr. Kinchen, and Chaplain Cartmill.

Pictured Left: (From left to right) Matthew Denson, Amber Waller, Kriss Marek, Cody Watson, Terry Green, Erin Watson, Prof. Kristy Ford, Gino Mayo, Matthew Murrell, William Blount, Rebecca Giles, Teri Lott, Allison Gordon, Sarah Hardison, Luke Kulpa, Jessica McNabb, Cameron McNabb, Kristen Waller.

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“ON MISSIONS” IS A LIFESTYLEfor BCF students

When students at The Baptist College of Florida (BCF) in Graceville hear the word “Missions” an immediate ex-

citement rushes over them at the prospect of sharing the Gos-pel and leading someone to the Lord. For BCF students, being on mission and sharing their faith is not only a lifestyle but a deep commitment that was settled long ago. Over the years, BCF students have served in locations as far as the Middle East and as close as right across the street; determined to share the Good News of Jesus Christ. These same students believe that there is no place too dark or too far away where the love of Christ shouldn’t be proclaimed.

“One thing I’ve learned is that, despite the terminology, there is no difference between mission work and my life,” stated BCF Missions major Coral Molchanoff. Previously, Molchanoff spent her summer break sharing her faith with people in Asia. Although doing missionary work sounds like a “fun” adven-ture, many people struggle with being away from their home culture and find themselves missing the people with whom they are close. Despite the challenges and hardships, mission-aries consistently explain how God provides for those who are obedient to His call. “From my own experience, one blessing from God is infinitely better than any and all accomplishments gained by living a life of your own design,” stated Molchanoff. “I’ll let you in on something: God is kind and compassionate and faithful. By giving up everything to Him and being truly surrendered in all areas of your life, He will give you some-thing so much better. The life you will lead won’t be without its hardships but the rewards far outweigh them.”

Missionary work is not limited to traveling overseas or serv-ing with international missions organizations. Many BCF stu-dents find themselves travelling to different states around the country helping with Vacation Bible School (VBS) programs, disaster relief ministries, church planting, volunteer canvasing, teen challenges, summer camps, and so much more. For exam-ple, BCF alumnus Jolina Janus is currently serving as a Church

Plant Intern in Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin with the North American Mission Board (NAMB). The church that Janus is helping to start is called Church at Wazee-cha. “There are hard days where I am drained emo-tionally, spiritually, mentally, and physically,” stated Janus. “But that is when God re-minds me of His faithfulness and reminds me of who He

is.” Though Janus is getting use to the snow and much colder environment, she has thoroughly enjoyed watching the people of the church grow. “What mission work means to me is reach, disciple, train, and send. This is the vision for the Church at Wazeecha and I believe it encom-passes what we as the church are called to do.”

Recently, a 2009 BCF alumnus returned to the campus to share how the Lord brought her home from mission work in Peru to minister to an unreached peo-ple group just outside of Atlanta. Keeping her identity and the Iraqi women with which she currently works with confidential, her call is with the Global Frontier Mis-sions. For over a year, she has been working with the Northern Iraqi Kurdish women. “I under-stand their story and their bro-kenness,” she stated. “I want to show them God’s grace and His love.” Her final thought was “you have to love Jesus” and be willing-ly to go where He leads.

Foundational classes taught at The Baptist College of Florida re-inforce the Christian responsibility and command to missions. “We need to be reminded that mission work is more than just a two week trip,” said Molchanoff. “Once you surrender to Christ, it is your whole life. Every day, every decision, every aspect of your life involves bringing the gospel of Christ to a lost and dying world.”

Former Resident Director (RD) and BCF alumnus Jolina Janus is currently serving as a Church Plant Intern in Wisconsin.

BCF Students attended MissionFest at Westside Baptist Church in Gainsville, FL.

BCF 2009 alumnus working with the North-ern Iraqi Kurdish women in Atlanta through Global Frontier Missions.

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DR. SULLIVAN DONATESThe Baptist College of Florida

(BCF) in Graceville recently re-ceived what has been described by its President, Thomas A. Kinchen, as “the most significant literary gift collec-tion that I have seen in my twenty-five years at the college.” John Sullivan, retired executive director-treasurer of the Florida Baptist Convention, do-nated his personal collection of sev-eral thousand books, denominational articles, historical journals, personal papers and other memorabilia to the collection in the Ida J. McMillan Li-brary located at the BCF main campus in Graceville. Kinchen further stated that, “Few individuals have collected a greater number of significant volumes that document Christian and specifi-cally Baptist life than has John Sulli-van. Several years ago, I asked Dr. Sul-livan to consider leaving his collection to BCF. I knew then that this would

greatly enrich our holdings, and now I am celebrating the fact that current and future generations of students will benefit from this leader’s stewardship.”

Sullivan’s twenty-six years of ser-vice as executive director-treasurer of the Florida Baptist Convention is the longest in the history of Florida Baptist life, and it is among the lon-gest tenures of any State Executive Director in Southern Baptist history. Kinchen noted, “Dr. Sullivan has giv-en outstanding leadership to Florida Baptists for over a quarter of a centu-ry. The history that he leaves here has helped to shape the work of this state convention, and the legacy that he has left in the donation of his library will help to shape the lives and ministries of countless students in the future.”

To learn more about the collection donated to The Baptist College of Florida, call 850.263.3261 ext. 449.

personal library to BCF

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The Baptist College of Florida has many opportunities available for individuals, families, and businesses who may be interested in honoring and memorializing a family member, friend, teacher, pastor or an individual deserving of such an honor. The financial requirements for naming opportunities differ depending on the donor’s choice.Some currently available are:

The lecture hall in the proposed School of Business building (depicted above) has already been claimed by a family in honor of their father and one of the classrooms has been anonymously claimed at this time. Information on naming and the cost to name can be obtained by contacting BCF President Thomas A. Kinchen or Vice President for Development Charles Parker. Any proposed name shall honor the person, our Lord, and bring distinction to the college. The President will have final approval of all naming decisions.

New buildingsExisting buildings

Outdoor structuresClassroomsLecture hallsLaboratories

College or DivisionsSchool or Department

Endowed faculty positionsScholarshipsDean’s Chair

Chair of __________

ProfessorshipConference rooms

BenchesFountains

NAMING OPPORTUNITIES

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BENEFACTOR’SCIRCLE

(Gifts of $10,000 & above)

FELLOW’SCIRCLE

(Gifts of $5,000 - $9,999)

PATRON’SCIRCLE

(Gifts of $2,000 - $4,999)

FOUNDER’SCIRCLE

(Gifts of $1,000 - $1,999)

2014 SUPPORTERS TRIBUTE

GOD & the IRS

In deep appreciation to those who have shared the vi-sion and supported the mission of The Baptist College

of Florida, the following list acknowledges gifts received during the preceding calendar year. Extreme care is ex-ercised to ensure accuracy in the annual report of gifts. Please call (800) 328-2660 ext. 416 for questions or to provide additional information. Gifts to The Baptist College of Florida are an investment in the preparation of men and women for Christian service and ministry. Supporters are recognized in categories on the follow-ing pages for their faithfulness and generosity!

*deceased during 2014

Each year at this time most Americans are looking for receipts, vendor statements, expense records

and dozens of other things, because they are preparing for the April 15 deadline to file tax returns to the IRS. Some individuals experience great anxiety, sleepless nights, and irritable personalities because of the fear of not satisfying a government agency. No doubt, of the hundreds of governmental organizations, the one most feared and dreaded is the income tax collecting service of our federal government.

Would it not be wonderful if we were this anxious about our financial responsibility to our Lord who blesses us daily far beyond what we deserve. For many Christians, financial responsibility to God is the abso-lute least of their Christian concerns. Many pray that the government will never show up to audit their fi-nancial and tax records. Should we not be equally con-cerned that when we stand before God we will be asked to give an account of our contributions to Him?

This edition of Echoes contains the giving records of the many Christians who have made The Baptist Col-lege of Florida part of the ministries they support. We could never write enough letters, or make enough vis-its to thank them for their continued support. As you know, for the past few years gifts from the State Cooper-ative Program have been in decline because of the econ-omy. Christian colleges cannot operate on tuition alone but must also rely on people who believe in and support Christian Higher Education.

We would love to have you visit us and see what your gifts are providing for our students and the continued improvements on the campus. May God richly bless all of you for what you have done and continue to do for The Baptist College of Florida.

Warren & Pat CarmichaelBernice B. ConradHenry & Carolyn ConwayJames A. Davis EstateGeorge E. & Glenda DeeseAlfred I. duPont Foundation, Inc.Chandler’s Fine Furniture: Dan & Jean Chandler James P. Gills Foundation, Inc. *James S. Hallford Pick Hollinger TrustRay B. Howard*Dorothy Kimball Estate*Bob Kimball EstateThomas A. & Ruth Ann KinchenR.C. & Lois MillsRebecca Ann Lucas*Wanda Lou McDonald Don & Laura McMullanMary C. OgletreeCharles R. ParkerLarry E. & Frances Taylor

Doyle & Debbie CarltonMabel M. EvansGrandview Living, Inc.Jeffrey & Debi HowardDwight W. KelleyDavid H. MelvinRoger & Sandra RichardsWiley & Betty RichardsJohn & Nancy SullivanWyrick & Sons Pine Straw

Bailey Lumber & Supply Inc.R. Harold & Jackie BrantleyFran CarltonDavid & Connie Coggins*Elizabeth W. Daniels EstateJefferson & Ernestine Davis*Jacqueline Draughon Rick & Dawn FreemanDonald & Anne GrahamR.C. & Barbara HammackStanley & Janis JarrettDozier & Joy JohnsonFrancis J. & Martha MartinJerry & Grace OswaltRita R. OswaltTed & Barbara Spangenberg, Jr.Thomas C. SpeckHouston A. & Muriel WatsonGloria WatsonMary Gail WebbW.O. WhittleLawrence D. & Donna WorthJerry A. & Bobbie WyrickLeon & Jewell Zalenski

Jeanette H. BaileyBaptist Foundation of AlabamaDaniel J. & Jane BayseKaren J. BeauchampShawn & Gloria BuiceMichael & Nancy BurnsByrd Family Foundation Mark & Kay CappsCoulliette’s Auto Mall, Inc. Ann J. CoursonTom CrutchfieldJ. Nixon & Linnea DanielBenny & Bettye DavisRoy & Carol DowdyBrian & Paula EvansBill & Polly FloydRonald & Pennijo FowlerDavid Wolfe & Maxie HechtHelen M. HolcombDean & Kimberly Hopper

Mr. Charles ParkerVice President for Development

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PRESIDENT ’SCOUNCIL

(Gifts of $500 - $999)Marshall & Laura BlickCatherine D. BuggRose Marie ChapmanJimmy & Sue ClantonBuford & Judy CoxDeanie DeFelixRichard L. & Cheryl ElligsonBill & Gail FloydBill GageMavis GarrettJean D. HancockJacob JonesChristopher & Stephanie KingEd E. & Willetta KleinschmidtDianne LovettCharles McCranieRobert L. McMillianJames & Roberta NewellJames & Chantel OneyThe First Orlando Foundation, Inc.Patricia L. RaineyJames M. ScottKeith J. & Patricia ShamrockCharles J. & Marian TalleyWilliam & Joan Timmons

Doris M. TolsonValley Services, Inc. Charles WarrenPhilip & Joy Younavjak

James H. IngoldsbyMartha G. KennonDanny KincaidMax L. & Sue LaseterHoward & Trina LearyCharles & Dorothy LitzellGail D. MannPhilip & Charlene MartinWilliam Stuart & Fran McArthurDoug & Marcia MedlinPhoebe MurrellDouglas L. & Noveta NellumsJim & Nancy RobinettLonnie James SalimoneBill SalterMerle ScherleLynwood & Brenda SeayJane D. ThomasJudson & Linda VaughnLinda S. WheatleyFred & Cathy Williams

SUSTAINER’SCIRCLE

(Gifts of $250 - $499)Joseph & Rhonda AlainR. Luther & Vera BeauchampRon & Judith BranningHoward & Margaret BuddenRobert D. CarltonHugh & Shirley DampierElizabeth DavisAlbert & Angela GloverRachel J. GodwinPaul F. GuinnBiff HobbsNancy M. KeelShelba KnightCathy Miller*Ronnie MillerDonald & Carol MinshewRaymond H. MoodyLillian H. MorrisRobert W. MorrisonDennis & Avis NewtonMark & Angela RathelSonja S. RobersonEula SaylorEdwin & Lea ScottPhillip ShuttCharles & Jullianne Ward*S. Adrian WingateCharline WingatePamela C. Zavada

TEN-A-MONTHCLUB

(Gifts of $120 - $249)Marvin & Edith AlbinRoy & Sue BeardR. Wayne BriantLynn & Annie Lois BridgesDonald & Doris CollierEdith Bollinger CowanWilliam Howard DavisBillie W. DicksonDarreyl & Marcia DuggarJonathan & Maegan ErpEloy FloresHenry & Judy FullingtonKenneth & Betty GerenJohn Roy & Ginger GoughDennis & Dorothy HallJ. Frank & Dixie HayMatthew C. HuttoVenda K. JohnsonGarland JonesFrederick M. KnightKent J. LamppJoyce LeeGary & Jan MartinTimothy MaynardQuinn McAlisterDon A. McLaughlinMartha Kay McRaeMike & Stephanie OrrWillie B. ParkerJohn C. PeacockJames & Johnell PepperJoyce C. PerrymanCathy Brock RevellElinor E. RobertsPaul D. RobinsonRobert RohrlackSammy & Linda ScarboroJohn & Amy ShaffettOlan & Rosie StricklandLaura L. TiceEarl C. WatsonSusan J. WegmannNell T. WesterJames H. & Patricia WilliamsRobert & Susan Wilson

Dwight AdamsAllgood Services, Inc.William H. AndersonJ. Michael BallGary BarnardRubye M. BealHarolyn L. BeasleyAverial BeebeJerry & Luanne BlairLaverne B. BlomquistJulianna F. BostwickTrap & Gail BowenRichard & Elizabeth BroomeDennis BrownRichard BumpBob & Alma BurkettWarren & Martha CallawayJames & Constance CawthonCarolyn ChancellorMillie S. ChildersTracy & Sarah ClemmonsKenric ConwayRobert & Virginia CookChris CoramJohn H. CurtisWillis Glenn CurtisDennis Ray DavisJohn F. DoughertyJimmie & Kathie DriggersJoseph & Jean DucanisShawn C. DunawayChris DuncanBarry T. DyerNeal & Mary Katherine FairclothHoward & Robbie FloydDawne FordKristy FordHenry Arnold Ford Co.Ginny Barrow FulkersonKathy S. GrayElouise S. GreenDavid & Daphne GrierHazel HammettOran & Erlene HayesMary Sue HerreraKaren C. JeffordsWilliam Quinn JeffordsJanice JohnsonKen JohnsonJohn & Mary JonesRobin & Terry JumperStephen & Janis KelleyThomas N. KightJack W. KinleyBill A. KnowlesHelen M. LackeySuzanne Landers

FRIEND’SCIRCLE

(Gifts up to $119)

Your contributions add technology capabilities to the classroom.

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Judy LawhornThomas & Margaret LedbetterLinda W. LeeWilliam-SU LinJames T. LuskJohnny MaddoxJohn MansfieldFred J. MartinUloia MasonPeggy MasonJacquelyn McArthurMary Alice McCallByron W. MixsonDeVoe MooreAnna F. MooreJean MooreMichael MorrowJoseph R. MurphyWendel ParishJames & Vera PaulDavid W. PearsonNan M. PerryJoy B. PiersallJacqueline A. ReddingGeoffrey ReiterLaura B. RobinettDanny & Joy RogersRobert J. RohrlackSteven & Linda RohrlackArthur & Barbara SalineroCharles & Judy ShoreMary Helen SmithHelen P. SnyderCynthia SpenceCharles R. ThibosJanell ThomasCliff TroyerLisa Kay WaldnerGlenda J. WeeksJ.B. & Sandra WellsEdward R. WestmarkNorma R. WhiddonSharon J. WhiteTimothy G. WilliamsAndy WilliamsCharlotte WillisRobert & Charlie Faye WilsonJerry & Jerry Mae WindsorJoe & Linda WoodRoger & June WoodardSandra WorthPaula WrightJames Frank YatesKelly Ziglar

MR. AND MRS. H.C. BURNS Mike & Nancy BurnsJAMES MICHAEL BURNS Daniel & Jane BayseTIM & AMY CARPENTER Charles & Julianne WardREV. & MRS. JEFF CROOK James H. Williams JrBETTYE DAVIS Benny W. DavisDR. & MRS. R.C. HAMMACK Geraldine DeFelix Daniel & Jane BayseREV. & MRS. DAVID HECHT Jean O. DucanisBILLY & KATIE HOBBY Charles R. ParkerDR. ROBIN JUMPER Suzanne Landers First Baptist Church BlakelyDR. & MRS. THOMAS A. KINCHEN Trap & Gail Bowen Rev. & Mrs. James RobinettDR. & MRS. BILL KNOWLES Phoebe MurrellHELEN MELLON Rev. & Mrs. Jim RobinettHARRY & CAROLYN WICKSELL Charles R. Parker

BETH BELCHER BLEDSOE Deanie DeFelixMARTHA CURRY BROOKS Rev & Mrs. Jim RobinettBABY DYLAN MARIE BROOKS Dr. & Mrs. Jerry OswaltCORENE BROWN Mrs. Grace W. OswaltSHANE CALDWELL Dr. & Mrs. Wiley RichardsROBERT CANTRELL Joyce LeeQUILLIAN CARVER Dr. & Mrs. Wiley RichardsSANDRA COLLINS Dr. & Mrs. Wiley Richards Dr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Kinchen Mr. Charles ParkerHARRISON CONLEY John R. & Ginger GoughJERRY CORDELL Dr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Kinchen Charles R. Parker Dr. & Mrs. Wiley Richards Deanie DeFelix Gary & Jan Martin Dr. & Mrs. Roger C. Richards Lynn & Annie Lois Bridges Mrs. Joyce Lee Martha Kay & Finley McRaeGEORGE W. COWAN Edith B. CowanED COX Gail MannEMMA COX Dr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Kinchen Dr. & Mrs. R. C. Hammack Mr. Charles Parker Deanie DeFelix Dr. & Mrs. Roger C. Richards Dr. & Mrs. Wiley Richards Dr. & Mrs. Robin Jumper Gail MannCAROLYN WEATHERFORD CRUMPLER Rachel GodwinCLYDE CRUTCHFIELD Gail Mann Dr. & Mrs. Wiley RichardsELIZABETH DeFELIX Dr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Kinchen Mr. Charles ParkerGEORGE DODD Joyce LeeJACQUELINE DRAUGHON Dr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Kinchen Dr. & Mrs. R.C. Hammack Mr. Charles Parker Nan Perry Mr. & Mrs. Gary Barnard Shawn Dunaway

EMOGENE ANDERSON Laverne Blomquist Helen M. Lackey Rubye M. BealHUNTER “ANDY” ANDERSON Rachel GodwinJAMES EDWARD ARMSTRONG Rev. & Mrs. Adrian WingateAGNES BARFIELD Dr. & Mrs. Jerry OswaltIRENE BARNES Charline WingateROSS H. BATEMAN, JR. Mr. & Mrs. John PeacockTRIPP BATTLE Dr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Kinchen Mr. Charles R. Parker Dr. & Mrs. Roger C. RichardsBOB BISCHERI Mrs. E. Mitchell HammettJAMES M. BLALOCK John & Joyce Cosson

Rev. & Mrs. Jim W. Robinett Dr. & Mrs. Roger C. Richards Dr. & Mrs. Wiley Richards Graceville High School Class of 1971 Gail Mann Dr. & Mrs. Buford Cox Mr. & Mrs. Joe Wood Janice Johnson Mr. Tom Crutchfield Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Tanton Mr. & Mrs. David Pearson M.K. & Finley McRae Mr. & Mrs. Warren Callaway Kathy & Jordan Gray Byron W. Mixson Quinn McAlister Ginny B. Fulkerson Staff & Gwen Childs Mr. & Mrs. A.J. Wood Thomas & Hilary KightMARILYN DUNSON Gail MannRICHARD ENOS Rachel GodwinTORI FELLOWS Dr. & Mrs. Robin Jumper Mark Jumper Dr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Kinchen Dr. & Mrs. R.C. Hammack Mr. Charles R. ParkerPRESTON FIELDS Helen Mellon Rev. & Mrs. Jim RobinettVIC DANIEL FINCH Anne Lois & Lynn BridgesRACHEL FONDREN Dr. & Mrs. Wiley RichardsRUFUS FRAZIER Mr. & Mrs. James LuskARTHUR FUQUA Dr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Kinchen Mr. Charles R. Parker Dr. & Mrs. Roger C. RichardsHOWARD AND SUE GILBERT Lynn & Annie Lois BridgesMARY GIVENS Dr. & Mrs. Wiley RichardsJOANNA GODWIN Dr. & Mrs. Wiley Richards Dr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Kinchen Mr. Charles ParkerFOREST W. GOODRUM Dr. & Mrs. Mike BurnsAARON GORDON Mrs. Grace W. OswaltJAMES S. HALLFORD Robert & Suzan RohrlackLONA ELOISE HALLFORD Steven & Linda Rohrlack

HONORGIFTS

(In honor of...)

MEMORIALGIFTS

(In memory of...)

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Alabama BCF AlumniCharles F. & Willa AlbrightRev. Timothy I. AlexanderWinifred AllenBen & Barbara Amlong Anderson Family EndowedAngus Lane Anderson & Mary Shy AndersonSara Lucile Anderson MemorialA.B. & Hilda Andrews FamilyPeggy AngeApalachee/Gadsden County Baptist Association HispanicCarl Arant MemorialHelen C. ArgoAgnes P. Axson MemorialJudge W. L. Bailey MemorialBailey-Cox MusicBCF Alumni Association Christopher M. BarberJune Esther BatemanW.O. Beauchamp, Jr. MemorialLeroy BenefieldDr. & Mrs. Leroy BenefieldJeff & Mina BloodworthJohn W. & Irene Blount MemorialT.S. BoehmIrene S. BomanOlene BraxtonJ. Walter & Missouri BrewerHomer A. & Irma W. BrinkleyRev. & Mrs. Howard C. BrowningTimothy & Christopher Burns*Byrd FamilyMr. & Mrs. W.O. ByrdRobert Edward Chapman, Sr. Thomas Perkins Clifford Jesse W. Clopton, Sr.Evelyn Collier Education

JO HENDRIX Mr. Charles R. Parker Dr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Kinchen Bill & Polly Floyd Dr. & Mrs. Wiley Richards Dr. & Mrs. Roger C. Richards Deanie DeFelixANNIE MAE HINSON Dr. & Mrs. Wiley RichardsROBERT “BOB” HUDGENS Rachel GodwinHOPE S. HUDGINS The Curtis Paulk FamilyYOSHIKO “YOKO” JENSON Rachel GodwinGARY JONES Rev & Mrs. Jim RobinettPAMELA KING Dr. & Mrs. Jerry OswaltCAROLYN KELLEY Dwight KelleyTHELMA KNOWLES Dr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Kinchen Mr. Charles R. Parker Rev. & Mrs. Jim Robinett Dr. & Mrs. Roger C. Richards Dr. & Mrs. Wiley RichardsKARON GRANGER LEE Dr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Kinchen Mr. Charles R. ParkerREV. MIKE LEE Dr. & Mrs. Jerry OswaltRUTH MARTIN Cliff & Joyce TroyerDOT MARSHALL Rachel GodwinCLIFFORD MASON DeVoe & Shirley Moore Ike & Harolyn Beasley Northwoods Baptist Church Riverside Baptist ChurchELLEN MASON Gail MannJAMES MCCALL Mrs. Mary Alice McCallMAX MCCARTY Mrs. Grace W. OswaltREBECCA MCLAIN Mr. & Mrs. Philip L. YounavjakJAMES “JIM” MCDANIEL Rev. & Mrs. Adrian WingateJAMES D. “JIM” MCDONALD Rev. & Mrs. Adrian WingateWANDA MCDONALD Phoebe Murrell Dr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Kinchen Mr. Charles R. Parker Dr. & Mrs. Wiley Richards Dr. & Mrs. Roger C. Richards Lisa K. Waldner Glenda J. Weeks

Gail Mann Rev. & Mrs. Jim Robinett Deanie DeFelix Suzanne LandersCAROLYN MCSWAIN Rachel GodwinRONNIE MILLER Wendel Parish Mr. & Mrs. D.L. Adams Mr. & Mrs. John Dougherty Charles Thibos Lynn & Annie Lois Bridges Willis Clenn Curtis John H. CurtisDR. IRVIN MURRELL Bonnie C. Murrell Phoebe Murrell Harry & Carolyn Wicksell Dr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Kinchen Dr. & Mrs. R.C. Hammack Mr. Charles R. Parker Dr. & Mrs. Wiley Richards Dr. & Mrs. Roger C. Richards Lynn & Annie Lois Bridges Stephen & Jean Moore Gail Mann Henry Arnold Ford Co. Mr. & Mrs. A.J. WoodL.G. NORSWORTHLY Deanie DeFelix Dr. & Mrs. Wiley RichardsHUBERT OGLESBY Cliff & Joyce TroyerBETTY PARKER Mr. Ronald FowlerJULIE ANN PAUL Rev. & Mrs. James PaulJEANNE PELT Dr. & Mrs. Wiley Richards Jane D. ThomasRONALD PETERS Rachel GodwinCLAIRE PHILLIPS Rev. & Mrs. Jim RobinettJAMES “JIM” POPE Rachel GodwinFOSTER POWERS Dr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Kinchen Dr. & Mrs. R.C. Hammack Mr. Charles R. Parker Dr. & Mrs. Roger C. Richards Dr. & Mrs. Wiley Richards Rev. & Mrs. Jim RobinettTAMMY RICHARDSON Mrs. Grace W. OswaltFLORA REGISTER Dr. & Mrs. Wiley RichardsJACK RICE Rev. & Mrs. Jim RobinettLINDSEY ROACH Deanie DeFelix

R.H. ROBERTS Elinor RobertsMAX ROBINETT Dr. & Mrs. Jim RobinettDONNIE RUSSELL Mr. & Mrs. Lynn BridgesRACHAEL H. SANDIDGE Dr. & Mrs. Wiley RichardsWILLIE SANFORD Cliff & Joyce TroyerMARY FRANCES SAPP Dr. & Mrs. Wiley RichardsWILLIAM SAUNDERS Dr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Kinchen Mr. Charles R. Parker Dr. & Mrs. Wiley Richards Dr. & Mrs. Roger C. Richards Deanie DeFelix Lynn & Annie Lois Bridges Bill & Polly FloydHAROLD SMITH Mr. & Mrs. S. Adrina WingateTED SPANGENBERG, SR. Dr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Kinchen Dr. & Mrs. R.C. Hammack Mr. Charles ParkerHARVEY STRICKLAND Dr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Kinchen Dr. & Mrs. R. C. Hammack Mr. Charles R. Parker Deanie DeFelixHANK STRINGER Mr. Charles R. ParkerTOMMIE TICE Rev. & Mrs. Jim RobinettLEWIE TIDWELL Rachel GodwinLYNWOOD THOMPSON Dr. & Mrs. Jerry OswaltSHEILA MALOY TROYER Cliff & Joyce TroyerLOUISE VAUGHN Dr. & Mrs. Buford Cox Dr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Kinchen Dr. & Mrs. R.C. Hammack Mr. Charles R. ParkerZAY WARD Dr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Kinchen Mr. Charles R. Parker Dr. & Mrs. Wiley Richards Dr. & Mrs. Roger C. Richards Deanie DeFelixELOISE WARREN Dr. & Mrs. Wiley RichardsDICK WHEATLEY Deanie DeFelix Dr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Kinchen Mr. Charles R. Parker Dr. & Mrs. Wiley Richards Dr. & Mrs. Roger C. Richards Dr. & Mrs. R.C. Hammack

Gail Mann Don & Anne GrahamLOUVENIA WIDNER Dr. & Mrs. Jerry OswaltREV. S. ADRIAN WINGATE Charline WingateEUNICE WILLIAMS Cliff & Joyce TroyerHUIE J. WILSON Dr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Kinchen Mr. Charles R. Parker Dr. & Mrs. Wiley Richards Dr. & Mrs. Roger C. Richards Rev. & Mrs. Jim Robinett Bill & Polly FloydGENE WOODRUFF Cliff & Joyce Troyer

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W. Harrison ConleyThomas B. Conrad MemorialBill CookWillis Coulliette MemorialJoe & Ann CoursonGeorge E. Crowell, Sr.Hugh & Shirley DampierJ. Nixon DanielHarold A. Dann Memorial Charles & Martha DavisJohn DicksArminta M. DonaldsonJacqueline Perry Draughon InternationalWalter D. Draughon, Jr. Mattye E. DuPreeFloyd & Lottie DykesCalvin & Claudia EdekerA.M. & Mae Everett & Lillian S. NagyLloyd T. Ezell & Ruth DeLoney Ezell Memorial Faculty Wives AuxiliaryC.W. FambroughFBC, Eau Gallie, Melbourne, FL FBC, Port CharlotteShelby Foster FisherFlorida Campers on MissionDoris ForrestJames M., Jr. & Josephine C. GarrettMr. & Mrs. L.V. Graham, Sr. MemorialGraves/O’QuinnGreenwood Baptist ChurchHerman F. GreerDalton Hagler, Sr.Hall, Hoffman, & Leary Memorial Flora Jo Hall MemorialJames S. Hallford & Lona Eloise Hallford MemorialThe Robin N. Hamilton Scholarship FundT.J. & Mary Frances Harris MemorialThomas Granville Hayden Violet HaywardCarlton & Lydia HerndonHickox MemorialDr. & Mrs. J.E. HodgesGrace HudspethEarl Hutto FoundationM. Dewitt & Theresa JacksonJakin Baptist ChurchJames-Hudspeth W.K. JenkinsDale A. JohnsonGus E. & Gena H. JohnsonJ.S. Judah & Mrs. Lula Dillard JudahDwight & Carolyn KelleyJesse Craig KennonKetner Family

Ruth Ann KinchenN.B. LangfordDavid LauenDr. J.W. & Joyce LeeM.J., P.J. & W.P. LeePhilip W. LettArchie LindermanLitzellN. Edward MannJ.G. ManuelThomas E. (Marty) MartinEarldene McCorveyJudson & Nellie McElroyMcRae/KnightJames P. & M. Ruby Medlin Missionary Aviation Earl H. Merritt*J. Ronnie Miller*R.C. & Lois MillsF.H. MorganG.W. & Mary Frances MorrowJohn L. MurrellBertie Nalls MemorialF.H. NelsonJ.A. & Ethel NicholsWarren J. Nubern MemorialSidney J. & Mary C. OgletreeJerry & Shelvie Oswalt*Peggy Sue & Rita OswaltEdward & Evelyn Owens and James & Willie McCormick MemorialJ.T. & Charlotte Owens International StudentThe Betty Parker Memorial ScholarshipViolet PearsonM.G. & Ethel P. PiggProvidence Village BaptistLeonard G. Ratzlaff MemorialRice-SavellMax & Laura RobinettMarion C. RocheRomanian ScholarshipBarbara W. RossSt. Andrews Baptist Church and Mark & Angela Rathel HonorariumC.H. St. JohnJames M. ScottJames H. & Voncile B. SenterfillSerena ShuttHarold & Marie SmithJefferson Lee Smith MemorialJim & Mabel SoutherlandSouthern Baptist FoundationSpangenbergL.D. & D.M. SpiveyArthur StainbackThe Dr. & Mrs. Earl Stallings Endowed Ministerial Scholarship

Lloyd & Eva Mae StanlandMarvin & Hazel StarlingGerry StrawnJohn & Nancy Sullivan Scholarship FundThe Taylor Summers & Janie Johnston Moorer Memorial Scholarship FundHarold & Mary Ann Taylor Kay S. TaylorLanis E. TaylorPurvis N. TaylorThacker Family ScholarshipEugene ThompsonTolson Bivocational Ministers’Austin Lavon TomlinsonWilliam E. Touchton, Jr. Memorial O.H. TownleyMr. & Mrs. W.B. Townley, Sr.Martha P. Trotter

Eva Rebecca VaughnC.N. WalkerN.K. WalkerGladys WasdinGlen WatfordJohn C. Watson and Julian & Cammie Cole MemorialWebbWest Florida Associational BrotherhoodPencie W. Wester FamilyThe Tom & Becky Wheeler Memorial Scholarship FundJames W. Whitfield & Charles D. CrewsJames Whitworth MemorialGlen & Margaret WillseyLuther W. & Ruby R. WoodwardKen Yates

HERITAGE SOCIETYHeritage Society members are among the faithful who

have bequest to The Baptist College of Florida or have included the college in their will or estate plan. To become a member, the college should receive written notification by letter or a copy of a part of the trust agreement, will, or codicil that lists the college as a beneficiary.

Nora AlexanderBenjamin S. BeachMarty Leitha Elkin BellMarguerite BomanGary CrawfordVerna Whitfield CrewsBertha C. DanielMae S. DavisMartha Elizabeth Connally DavisCol. & Mrs. Syril FaineMary White FolksDoris ForrestMrs. Clifford H. GrowViolet HaywardEta J. HiltonMr. & Mrs. Harry HolmesGena JohnsonThomas Tapley JonesDr. & Mrs. Thomas A. KinchenCharles & Dorothy LitzellMr. and Mrs. Arthur McDougal

Lucius Henry McMullenHenry MesserLeona B. NewmanMary C. OgletreeCharles A. & Lenore PearsonShoffie Riley Newton PhillipsLela M. PrescottAnne RathjeRev. & Mrs. John H. ReynoldsWiley & Betty RichardsLewis & Mabel RogersJames M. ScottDillard F. SebastianCharles D. ShoreIrene Hale SkinnerConrad & Ruth B. St. JohnElmer G. “Bud” & Norma TaylorAlice Faye Rackley WarrenJames H. Warren, Sr.Sam Weeks

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TEACHER EDUCATION SYMPOSIUMBCF HOLDS

What you are doing is Kingdom work and is vi-tally important,” stated Thomas A. Kinchen,

President of The Baptist College of Florida (BCF) in Graceville, as he welcomed students to the semi-an-nual BCF Education Symposium February 20. “You are all part of ‘Changing the World Through the Un-changing Word®’, one little child at a time.” During the one day event, students enjoyed an informative, hands-on presentation by Janis Johnson, the Florida Standards Training Grant Director at Chipola College. Students were eager to explore the different resourc-es that were provided, especially the online toolbox of information, resource, and interactive tool called CPALMS that help educators to effectively implement teaching standards.

According to the symposium coordinator, BCF Teacher Education Division Chair Susan Wegmann, “This semester’s Education Symposium was a thor-ough look at the assessment tools that the State of

Thank you to all the pastors, church staff, and students that attended BCF’s first Apologetics Conference on March 10.

According to Dr. Shawn Buice, Professor of New Testament and Greek and Expository Preaching Director, the event was a “huge success, and we look forward to holding more conferences in the future!”

Florida requires in public school settings. Preparing Teacher Candidates is a complex and serious endeav-or, so we were happy to provide this opportunity for our students.” In addition to the informative sessions, lunch, and door prizes, monetary stipends were given to participants, funded through the Florida Standards Grant. “We joined teachers and pre-service teachers across the state of Florida, getting the same training and resources that everyone else was afforded,” stated Wegmann. “In all, I was thrilled about the day and the near 100% attendance of our Teacher Candidates.”

Over the past two years, BCF students in the teach-er education program have donated or volunteered over 8,434 hours in local schools through teacher education internships, tutoring, and other activities, reaching more than 960 students. Wegmann indicat-ed that the overall economic impact of BCF student teachers activities in the local schools amounts to $64,688.

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Dr. Kinchen addresses and prays for teacher candidates at the Education Symposium.

Dr. Wegmann expresses her joy and appreciation for the the work being done by our Teacher Education Students.

APOLOGETICS CONFERENCEcan i trust my bible?

Dr. Mark Rathel, BCF Professor of Theology and Philosophy, was the keynote speaker for the Apologetics Conference.

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Congratulations BCF Alumnus Gary

Martin on receiving the WJHG Channel 7 Gold-en Apple Award! Ac-cording to Martin, you just never know what the Lord has in mind or in store when you’re faithfully following Him... Jeremiah 29:11 “For I know the plans I have for you...”

Pierre and Lorphine St. Louis are founders of Future Generation

International Missions, Inc. (FGIM). Their mission is to provide hope and inspiration for the future generation of orphaned girls living in Haiti by providing food, clothing, shelter, ed-ucation and healthcare. On July 9, 2012, FGIM opened up an all girls or-phanage in Jacmel, Haiti, caring for 20 girls (ages 3-12 years old). Today, the orphanage cares for 30 girls and pro-vides state-side churches with oppor-tunities for short-term mission trips.

Due to a couple of bad experiences, Michael had “left the ministry.” Michael and Kathy

Young moved to the Panama City Beach area in 2005, thinking they would start a new ca-reer in real estate; however, the real estate mar-ket crashed shortly after. They spent their life savings trying to start a new business but with no success. A new-found friendship sparked a conversation about a group that was struggling to start a church for over a year in Rosemary Beach. Young offered to meet them and see if he could help. After subsequent meetings and the undeniable hand of God, in April 2006, the Chapel at the Beach was born.

At present, three congregations meet at the chapel: full-time, part-time, and one-timers. Young states, “It is an interesting and challeng-ing work to minister to these three groups. We are part local church, mission organization, and resort ministry. We give 55% of our budget to missions as well as encourage our people to get involved with hands-on ministry opportunities. We offer Sunday morning worship and weekly in-home Bible studies. God has blessed us be-yond our wildest dreams and we can’t wait to see what the New Year will bring!”

ALUMNI: NEWSGary Martin (’86)

Pierre St. Louis (’10)

Michael Young (’92)

“God rescued me and my ministry when I was sure

that I’d never preach again.”

-Michael Young

Michael & Kathy Young

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Park, FL 33781; ph: (727) 545-1983; email: copchaplain279@yahoo.com

Shelby, Mike (’90) serves as the Associate Pastor & Minister of

Education at Hillcrest Baptist Church in Lebanon, TN. Mike and his wife, Donna, can be reached at 1509 Smith Drive, Lebanon, TN 37087; ph: (615) 962-1734; email: mike@hillcrestbaptist.orgBentley, Dave (’98) and his wife, Adrienne (Andie), are currently serving at First Baptist Church in Wallingford, VT. They can be reached at PO Box 245, East Wallingford, VT 05742; ph: (802) 732-7028; email: dabent1988@yahoo.com

Adams, Clifton Brant (’03) serves as the Pastor of Seminole Heights

Baptist Church in Tampa, FL. He and his wife, Crystal, can be reached at 308 E. Emma Street, Tampa, FL 33603; ph: (813) 237-0329; email: crysluvsmandm@yahoo.comFisher, Tim (’06) serves bi-vocationally at Lakeside Baptist Church in Nancy, KY, and works in a secular environment for one of the largest mental health providers in the state of Kentucky. He recently received the company’s “Change Champion Award” for outstanding improvement leader. This was for his work in increasing church participation and inclusion for adults with intellectual disabilities. He and his wife, Marty, can be reached at PO Box 881, Nancy, KY 42544; ph: (606) 521-2120; email: christiantheist@yahoo.com

Linton, John Paul (’11) is serving as the Minister of Music and Families

at Seminole Baptist Church in Tallahassee, FL. He can be reached at 2305 Killearn Center Blvd. Apt. A22, Tallahassee, FL 32309; ph: (850) 345-8349; email: jpsing2theking@gmail.com

Temples, Mary Beth (’11) currently teaches youth discipleship at Bethel Baptist Church in Blakely, GA, and works full time as a high school English and Journalism teacher at Early County High in Blakely. She serves as the Graduation Coordinator, One Act Play Coach, Professional Learning Team Member, Crisis Management Team Member and Publisher of the school newspaper, The Paw Print. She can be reached at 279 Blakely Hwy, Ft. Gaines, GA 39851; ph: (229) 308-9374; email: marybethtemples@gmail.comLossing, Susanne (’12) is continuing her education towards counseling licensure.

She currently attends Baptist Bible College of Clarks Summit, PA, and has started Counseling Practicum. She can be reached at 1176 Scott Road, Slocomb, AL 36375; ph: (334) 648-8515; email: southernalthang@aol.com

King, M. Lee (’66) of Opp, Ala, passed away on March 12, 2015. He is survived by his wife, Barbara.Jones, Ira John (’77) of Jackson’s Gap, Ala, ended his nine month battle with cancer and went to be with the Lord on December 20, 2014. He is survived by his wife, Gale Jones, and their children and grandchildren.

Hegwood, Gerald (’67) retired from the full time pastorate 18 years ago. He now

works for Walmart and has been serving at Gravel Switch Baptist Church in Gravel Switch, KY, as a bi-vocational minister for the past eight years. He may be reached at: ph: (502) 507-2211; email: gwhegwood@aol.com

Adams, Frank P. (’74) retired from the pastorate after forty plus years in ministry.

He will continue to write, travel, conduct leadership conferences, and hold Bible conferences dealing with Christian growth and discipleship. He and his wife, Brenda, can be reached at 27 Dawson Drive, Fredericksburg, VA 22405; ph: (540) 374-0507; email: frankpadams@verizon.netWyatt, Edward C. (’79) retired in 2011. Presently he serves available churches as interim and pulpit supply, conducting revivals and Bible conferences. He and his wife, Esther (married in 2007), can be reached at 1201 English Citrus Drive, Kingman, AZ 86409; ph: (928) 293-5681; email: wyatec@aol.com

White, Yvonne (’80) is currently serving at Taylor Road Baptist Church in

Montgomery, AL. She can be reached at 1440 Mathews Road, Pike Road, AL 36064; ph: (334) 280-5743; email: yrpwhite@aol.comHunt, David (’82) is currently serving at Pine Ridge Baptist Church in Kamiah, ID. He and his wife, Ruth, can be reached at P.O. Box 1476, Kamiah, ID 83536; ph: (208) 935-2360; email: dmhunt1818@gmail.comMcNeil, John (’85) has been bi-vocational since graduating from BBI. He became a bi-vocational Policeman and Pastor, he said, “that worked well, but then a bad crash made me a ‘full-time pastor.’” He now serves at Friendship Baptist Church in St. Petersburg, FL. He and his wife, Jan, can be reached at 8301 59 Lane, Pinellas

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CLASS OF 1955 William H. AndersonCLASS OF 1962 Oran HayesCLASS OF 1965 Francis J. MartinCLASS OF 1967 J. Frank HayCLASS OF 1970 Charles A. Litzell Thomas N. KightCLASS OF 1971 Kenneth H. GerenCLASS OF 1975 James T. Paul Eula Saylor J.B. WellsCLASS OF 1976 Leon ZalenskiCLASS OF 1977 Thomas W. Ledbetter *S. Adrian WingateCLASS OF 1978 Danny W. RogersCLASS OF 1979 Hugh Edwin Dampier Willie B. ParkerCLASS OF 1981 Robert W. MorrisonCLASS OF 1983 Thomas C. Speck James Frank Yates Charles D. ShoreCLASS OF 1984 Dennis L. Newton

CLASS OF 1985 Ginny Barrow Fulkerson Arthur Ben Salinero Kent J. Lampp Roger D. WoodardCLASS OF 1986 Daniel J. Bayse Howard A. Budden Gary Ben MartinCLASS OF 1987 John Phillip ShuttCLASS OF 1988 Jimmie Dwight Driggers Steven Edward RohrlackCLASS OF 1991 Joseph C. AlainCLASS OF 1992 James David Coggins James R. CawthonCLASS OF 1993 David Scott GrierCLASS OF 1997 Charles WarrenCLASS OF 1999 Mike OrrCLASS OF 2000 Marshall Mason Blick Dennis Scott HallCLASS OF 2002 David Wolfe HechtCLASS OF 2004 Henry FullingtonCLASS OF 2012 Mike Orr Stephanie Wann OrrCLASS OF 2013 James A. Oney

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