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DirectorRODNEY VAN VALKENBURG

Original Musical UnderscoringMICHAEL HUSEMAN

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CASTS

(in order of appearance)Psycho Cast

Performances on April 16 (8 PM), 17 (2:30 PM), 22 (7 PM),

24 (8 PM), 25 (2:30 PM), 30 (8 PM) and May 1 (2:30 PM)

Actor 1 .................................................... JEFFREY FOWERS

Actor 2 .................................................. JASON RUSSELL

Actor 3 .................................................. RICHARD NICHOLS

Actor 4 .................................................. GREER CALDWELL

Actor 5 .................................................... SANDRA JENNINGS

Keyboard ................................................. MICHAEL HUSEMAN

Foley Artist .............................................. HELENE HAILE

Notorious CastPerformances on

April 17 (8 PM), 18 (2:30 PM), 23 (8 PM), 24 (2:30 PM), 29 (7 PM), May 1 (8 PM) and May 2 (2:30 PM)

Actor 1 .................................................... GREG RAMBIN, SR.

Actor 2 .................................................. CRIS KING

Actor 3 .................................................. DYLAN KUSSMAN

Actor 4 .................................................. CLAIRE BARTLETT

Actor 5 .................................................... EMILY ADKINS

Keyboard ................................................. ANDREW CHAUNCEY

Foley Artist ............................................ JOHN ECHOLS

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MEET THE CASTEMILY ADKINS (Actor 5/Notorious Cast) is making her first debut appearance on the CTC stage. After moving from Florida almost two years ago, she is currently studying in the PATP program at Chattanooga State, with goals of becoming a voice actress in the future. She is excited for her first theatre performance in almost two years and hopes to do more.

CLAIRE BARTLETT (Actor 4/Notorious Cast) is thrilled to be back on the CTC stage for Vintage Hitchcock! She made her CTC debut in Lobby Hero as Officer Dawn Wilson. She has her bachelor’s degree in English from the University of Florida and her master’s degree in Kinesiology/Sport Psychology from the University of Ten-nessee Knoxville. Claire also played collegiate and professional tennis. When she is not on the stage, she is staying physically active and working on other creative

projects such as singing, piano, painting, and seeing how many languages she can learn on Duo Lingo. She also enjoys caring for her two fur babies (Daisy the Doberman (4) and Draco who looks like Puss in Boots (2). She wants to thank her partner James for talking with her in so many differ-ent accents and her family across the pond in England for the inspiration. She’d like to dedicate this performance to her grandfather, John Devonald Turberville.

GREER CALDWELL (Actor 4/Psycho Cast) is excited and thrilled to be returning to the CTC stage after her most recent performances as Ginette/Waitress/Marci/Su-zette in Almost, Maine, Mrs. Banks in Mary Poppins (Theater Award for Best Sup-porting Actress), Mrs. Phelps in Matilda, and Kate Monster in Avenue Q (Theater Awards for Best Actress and Audience Favorite Actress). Greer is co-founder of the local community activist organization Moms for Social Justice. She is also a mom

of five amazing kids! Thanks, as ever, to my husband Joe for encouraging and supporting my other love, even during a pandemic.

JEFFREY FOWERS (Actor 1/Psycho Cast) has experience as an actor with Montana TheatreWorks in Bozeman, Montana, and other various theatrical productions while working as a professional in Chicago. Some of his favorite roles include Curly in Oklahoma, Nicely Nicely Johnson in Guys and Dolls, and the role of Stephen Foster in a locally written production in Chicago. This is Jeff’s first production in Chattanooga, and he is very happy to be here.

SANDRA JENNINGS (Actor 5/Psycho Cast) and her husband, Mike, have raised four children here in Chattanooga. She has been involved at the CTC for almost 20 years, from How to Succeed..., The Nerd, Bye, Bye, Birdie, Harvey, and others as life has allowed. Sandra says, “It is amazing to be back on stage with this play, cast, and crew.”

CRIS KING (Actor 2/Notorious Cast) is thrilled to make her theatrical debut at CTC! She has been a voice and improv actress since 2015, performing in indie cartoons, video games, and commercials. She also produces videos showcasing her vocal talents, content that in total has been viewed over 20 million times. Cris hails from Birmingham, AL, and moved to Chattanooga with her beautiful girlfriend Ramsay in 2019. Together they raise two rowdy black cats, Finn and Poe.

DYLAN KUSSMAN (Actor 3/Notorious Cast) most recently played the title role in Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar with the Théâtre National de Bretagne, a production which toured throughout France and the United States. He has appeared on numerous stages throughout his 40-year stage acting

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career, including the Berkeley Repertory Theater, the Magic Theater, the San Fran-cisco and Oregon Shakespeare Festivals, the Victory Theater in Los Angeles, and the Ensemble Theater of Chattanooga. On-camera credits include the feature films Dead Poets Society, The Way of the Gun, X2, Jack Reacher, The Mummy (2017), The Mule, and Richard Jewell, along with numerous television appearances. He’d like to thank his wife Amy and son Walter for giving him the time, space, and encouragement to

participate in this production, and he’d especially like to thank his director Rodney for the opportuni-ty. This cast and crew have been a joy to work with.

RICHARD NICHOLS (Actor 3/Psycho Cast) is a 2017 graduate of Chattanooga State’s Professional Actor’s Training Program, and he also received his Bachelor of Arts degree in 2014 from Columbia College in Chicago, where he studied and grew his passionate interest in movies and filmmaking. Vintage Hitchcock is his second show to perform here on the CTC stage, his first being the wonderful 2019 production of Avenue Q. He has also performed and crewed on several shows around Chattanooga. Some of his favorite

roles and performances include: Fiddler on the Roof (Lazar Wolfe), Secret Garden (Dr. Craven), Into the Woods (The Wolf), Willy Wonka (The Candy Man), Shrek (Lord Farquaad), Urinetown (Officer Lockestock), and Mamma Mia (Assistant Director). He is thrilled to be returning to the stage again, and to see such perseverance and pride among the theatre community! He sends all his love to his friends and family who have been so gracious to share their marvelous encouragement and bountiful creativity!

GREG RAMBIN, SR. (Actor 1/Notorious Cast) last appeared at the CTC in the role of Freddie Filmore in It’s a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play. Other shows at CTC include The Mousetrap, Camelot, Of Mice and Men, God of Carnage, A Christmas Story: The Musical (he played Jean Shepherd the “announcer” in that one three times), and Peter and the Starcatcher. He appeared as Nathan Detroit in Guys & Dolls, the Major General in Pirates of Penzance, and was in Wit and The Dining Room in productions

at EBCT and played Albert Einstein in the Ringgold Playhouse production of Picasso at the Lapin Ag-ile. Greg is the midday DJ on Rock 105, where you can hear him announcing Monday through Satur-day from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., and he is the Music Director/Brand Manager of 98-1 The Lake. When he can scrape up enough free time, he enjoys playing disc golf. Greg says, “I enjoy telling stories. Theatre is an excellent medium to do just that.”

JASON RUSSELL (Actor 2/Psycho Cast) Jason’s prior CTC appearances include Almost, Maine (Jimmy, Chad, Daniel), It’s a Wonderful Life (Clarence, Harry, et. al), Matilda (Trunchbull), Beauty and the Beast (Lumiere), Newsies (Seitz), Mary Poppins (von Hussler), and Peter and the Starcatcher (Grempkin/Fighting Prawn). Jason also por-trayed Scrooge in Chattanooga State’s A Christmas Carol. Jason performed profes-sionally with Sight and Sound Theatres in Pennsylvania and managed the technical

departments at their Branson, Missouri site. Off the stage, Jason and his wife, Mary, are the parents of four amazing children. He and his wife are also full-time Health Coaches, working to make a differ-ence in people’s lives by helping them to lose weight and build healthy habits.

MEET THE CREATIVE TEAMANDREW CHAUNCEY (Keyboards/Notorious Cast) is excited to be back at the CTC and experiencing some wonderful LIVE theatre. Andrew is no stranger to the CTC and has been seen onstage here, and other theatres, in productions of: RENT (Angel), The Producers (Carman Ghia), Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Joseph), Oklahoma (Will Parker), and Pump Boys & Dinettes (LM). He has also served as Music Director for productions of Hello Dolly (CTC), HAIR (CTC), Annie (CTC), Les Miserables

(ACT), The Color Purple (ETC), and Pirates of Penzance (EBCT). By day, Andrew is a financial analyst for a senior-living care support company based out of Chicago, IL and also serves as Director of Music for the East Ridge United Methodist Church.

R. SCOTT DUNLAP (Production Designer/Director of Productions) is an alumnus of CTC’s Youth Theatre program, graduated from the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in 1996, and was a member of their 1997 Acting Company. This season marks his 22th with the CTC. He was Youth Theatre Designer from 1997 until 2000. He has been onstage in numerous CTC productions, including Miss Hannigan in Annie, Roger DeBris in The Producers, and the Baker in Into the Woods. In 2008, he received the

Best Actor award for Estrogon in Waiting for Godot at the Tennessee Theatre Association Community Theatre Competition. He would later return to receive the 2012 Best Director and Best Production awards for The 39 Steps. His long history of directing CTC shows often includes designing his own productions. Some of his favorites include Almost Maine, The Best Man, Bloody, Bloody Andrew Jackson, Camelot, Dark of the Moon, Dividing the Estate, Hair, Love/Sick, Mr. & Mrs. M, Peter and the Starcatcher, Pig Farm, Ring Round the Moon, A Room with a View, The Importance of Being Earnest, Xanadu, and Disney’s Beauty and the Beast in 2005, 2009, and 2018.

JOHN ECHOLS (Foley Artist/Notorious Cast) is glad to be returning to the CTC stage. A six-time Miss Annie winner, he has been involved in a wide variety of volunteer opportunities: singing, dancing, and acting on the mainstage and the Circle; flying Mary Poppins and Bert; playing piano (as it rolls across the stage) or playing bass; arranging or directing music; teaching at summer camp; ushering and house manag-ing; and now being a Foley artist. Favorite previous roles: Bank Chairman (Mary Pop-

pins), Lindner (Raisin), Jackson (Pump Boys), Bumbrake/Mermaid (Peter and the Starcatcher), Spoon (Beauty and the Beast), Burl (Smoke on the Mountain), Ali Hakim (Oklahoma!), Scarecrow (Wizard of Oz), and Avram (Fiddler). “It’s a joy to create art together again with such a wonderful cast and crew.” Luke 17:10. 143. Thanks JET!

HELENE HAILE (Foley Artist/Psycho Cast) is a college sophomore and childcare work-er. She has loved theater since middle school when she first played in its version of Annie! She is currently a model for Ambiancemodels.com here in Chattanooga and thought she should get some more theater experience, and what better place than the CTC! Helene says, “I have loved the staff and other cast members and can’t wait to join them on the stage.”

JESSE HEADRICK (Stage Manager/Notorious Cast) is a local fellow Chattanoogan from Ringgold, Ga., where he has lived for the majority of his life and currently resides. He grew up in the local church just a mile down the road where he played on stage in Christmas productions and plays and has even dipped his toe in choir. Coincidently, this year seemed like a good opportunity to introduce himself to the local Chattanooga Theatre Centre as a newly introduced stage manager.

JUSTIN HOLDERMAN (Technical Direction) has been a part of the theatre world for his whole life. Growing up in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, he was part of many produc-tions, both on and off stage, at Players De Noc. When his family moved from Michigan to Spring Hill, TN, his passion for theatre remained, and he continued to volunteer at several local theatres. He attended UTC to pursue his theatre degree and began volun-teering at the CTC in the scene shop. After that he worked at the Cumberland County

Playhouse as a member of the scenic crew, working full time as a carpenter for their 14-show season. He and his wife recently returned to Chattanooga, and they have a dog who is lazy and loveable.

MICHAEL HUSEMAN (Underscoring Composer/Keyboards/Psycho Cast) A Grammy award-winning composer, Michael is excited to create and play the underscoring for Vintage Hitchcock. Previously, he has been the musical director and accompanist for numerous shows here at CTC, most recently Mary Poppins, Matilda, and Newsies. Working with his writing partner, Chuck Tuttle, Michael has created eleven original

musicals for the Summer Musical Academy here at the CTC. He has written music and lyrics in a variety of musical styles, ranging from stirring choral anthems to several New York City cabaret shows. He maintains an active piano studio and is the organist, pianist, and resident composer at Signal Crest United Methodist Church. You can experience some of his work on his YouTube site or visit his website: www.michaelhuseman.com. Michael would like to thank his wonderful wife, Diane, for her support and understanding as he shares his musical talents.

GARY MAY (Sound Engineer) became involved in the audio department at the CTC during the 2016 production of Miracle on 34th Street and has subsequently assist-ed nearly all productions and events at the theatre since. Outside of CTC shows, he remains busy doing freelance work with local sound engineers/theatres around Chattanooga and North Georgia.

ROBERT SODERSTROM (Stage Manager/Psycho Cast) Is new to the Chattanooga area. Hailing from Belle Fourche, South Dakota, Robert has been a part of communi-ty theater for over ten years. He has appeared in such plays as American Buffalo, 12 Angry Men, Bus Stop, The Importance of Being Earnest, Beauty and the Beast, and many others. He is also co-founder and board president of the Belle Fourche Area Community Theater. Robert is a father, stepfather, house dad, welder, and writer, and

he is very grateful for the opportunity to help bring this latest production to the CTC stage.

RODNEY VAN VALKENBURG (Vintage Hitchcock Director/CTC Executive Director) is excited to return to the CTC. He started his career at the Little Theatre in 1983 as the first full-time Youth Theatre director. He served for more than 18 years as Director of Programs and as Director of Education. Before coming back to the CTC last summer, he was Vice President of ArtsBuild. Highlights at the CTC include the Youth Theatre representing the U.S. at the International Theatre Camp in Zelenog-

rad, Russia. Rodney also served as Artistic Director of the camp in Narva, Estonia. He has directed over 80 plays at the CTC, including many Youth Theatre productions, Boeing, Boeing, and Annie. He has also been seen onstage in It’s a Wonderful Life, Newsies, A Room with a View, Les Miserables, The Producers, and Anything Goes. Rodney has been a participant in the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts’ Partners in Education program since 2003 and served on the program’s Advisory Committee. He served as the coordinator for the Chattanooga-Hamilton County Ensuring the Arts for Any Given Child site, also through the Kennedy Center. Rodney has also served as a grant panelist with the National Endowment for the Arts and the Tennessee Arts Commission. He serves as Tennessee State Captain for the Americans for the Arts’ National Arts Action Summit in Washington, D.C. He is a past president of the Tennessee Theatre Association and served on the executive committee of the Southeastern Theatre Conference. He received his MFA in Acting and Directing from the University of North Carolina-Greensboro. Rodney and his wife, Julie, live on Signal Mountain. Their son, Jake, lives in Atlanta.

MEET THE REST OF THE STAFFANNIE COLLINS (Technical Assistant) is a Chattanooga native who has been involved in theatre since she was eight years old. Growing up, she was an active participant in TheatreQuest and the Youth Theatre at the CTC. For the past seven years she has worked with the Summer Academy in various capacities from teaching assistant to site director. More recently, she has started teaching youth acting classes, working year-round with the Youth Theatre, and serving

as a technical assistant. Some of her favorite roles include Beatrice (A Servant of Two Masters), Gretchen (Boeing, Boeing), Bad Idea Bear (Avenue Q), and Emily (Our Town).

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KATEY DAILEY (Box Office Manager), a recent UTC graduate with a degree in theatre and a minor in nonprofit management, is now working toward a Master’s in Public Administration with a focus on nonprofit management. Katey has been in-volved in theatre most of her life at the Cumberland County Playhouse in Crossville, TN, but moved to Chattanooga for school and thankfully found the Chattanooga Theatre Centre. She has performed and worked on shows at UTC like Oklahoma,

Chicago, The Wolves, and Tartuffe. She loves working on and off stage, and UTC has become a won-derful family to be a part of. Arts in Chattanooga is growing, and Katey is glad to be working right in the middle of it!

BECKI JORDAN (Volunteer Coordinator) joined the CTC staff in September, but has been associated with the CTC since 1975, when she first performed in An Evening with the Other Sex. Since then, she has appeared in dozens of shows, both here and on other stages. As a volunteer, she has worked onstage and backstage and has served on CTC’s Board of Directors. A ten-time Miss Annie Award winner, Becki appeared most recently at CTC in Sordid Lives. Other favorite roles include The Lara-

mie Project, Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike, The Importance of Being Earnest, The Book of Liz, Rumors, That Other Woman’s Child, Fiddler on the Roof, Crimes of the Heart, and Children of a Lesser God.

RICARDO C. MORRIS (Group Sales & Events Manager) is a native of Chattanooga and a 1980 graduate of Howard High School. Ric attended Tennessee State Univer-sity where he received his B.S. degree in Speech Communication and Theatre. After graduation Ric taught theatre, English, and dance at Hixson High. He left teaching to attend Yale University where he earned an M.F.A. in Arts Administration. This school year Ric has taken on a full-time position as the Theatre Arts teacher at his

alma mater The Howard School. He is the founder and CEO of Chattanooga Neighborhoods Arts Partnership (ChattaNAP), a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the quality of life for Chattanoogans one neighborhood at a time. To date the Chattanooga Festival of Black Arts & Ideas: Juneteenth Commemoration Day is the organization’s largest and most successful program. Ric has appeared in several productions at CTC, including The Wiz, Hello Dolly, A Chorus Line, The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, The Boys Next Door, Dreamgirls and The Names of the Dead. At CTC he has di-rected A Streetcar Named Desire, Blues for an Alabama Sky, Bourbon at the Board, August Wilson’s Fences in 1997 and 2019, The Amen Corner, and Having Our Say.

KITTY MURAKAMI (Box Office Assistant) is a relative newcomer to Chattanooga, having moved here from Ocala, Florida, in 2015. She was raised in upstate New York, graduated from the University of Connecticut School of Pharmacy, and has lived in great places like Denver and Maui. Her first and only experience with theatre (other than high school plays) started as a costume shop volunteer at Ocala Civic Theatre for two years. After retiring as a pharmacist and moving to Chattanooga, she continued volunteer-

ing at CTC in the costume shop. After finally being offered a part-time Box Office Assistant position in 2016, she was thrilled to become a part of the CTC family. “It has been an honor and a privilege as well as a wonderful learning experience to be involved with this organization. CTC is blessed to have such an amazing facility, talented dedicated staff and volunteers, and such supportive patrons.”

CHUCK TUTTLE (Director of Education and Innovation) holds a Master of Fine Arts degree in Children’s Theatre and Creative Drama from the University of Texas at Austin and has over 30 years of experience doing theatre with and for young peo-ple. His professional background includes serving as Director of Education at Austin Theatre for Youth in Austin, Texas, and Children’s Theatre Workshop in Pleasanton, California. Chuck has taught theatre classes to all ages in acting, playwriting, tech-

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nical theatre, Shakespeare, voice, movement, improvisation, and comedy, among others. As an actor, he has taken on the roles of Scrooge in A Christmas Carol, Joaquin in El Californio, Simon in The Caucasian Chalk Circle, and Billy Crocker in Anything Goes, which he performed in Hokkaido, Japan. His directing credits include Waiting for Godot, Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet, The Nightingale, The Crucible, Once on This Island, God of Carnage, A Year With Frog and Toad, and Go, Dog, Go! Chuck has written several stage adaptations, including Plant, Grow, Pick for CTC’s Theatre for the Very Young program. He has collaborated with composer Michael Huseman to create short musicals for CTC’s Summer Musical Performance Training Academy. As sponsor and advisor of CTC’s teen interest group, TheatreQuest, he contributes to and directs The Alphabet Plays, an ongoing series of plays for young children.

JULIE VAN VALKENBURG (Marketing Director) is thrilled to be a member of the CTC team, transitioning her 25-plus years of volunteer experience at the theatre into her dream job at her home away from home. She brings over 35 years of experience in marketing and communications to the role. As a vol-unteer, she has worked onstage and backstage, including lending a hand as a stage manager and box office, costume shop, scene shop, and special events

volunteer. She is honored to have received CTC awards for performances in Dearly Departed, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, And Miss Reardon Drinks a Little, Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike (also Audience Favorite Actress), and A Room with a View. Julie has appeared on other stages in August: Osage County, The Laramie Project, Hamlet, and others. She shares her love of theatre with her husband, Rodney, and son, Jake.

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THANKS TO OUR VOLUNTEERS | 2020-2021COSTUME SHOP: Vena Champion, Sandy Franklin, Sandra Jennings, Kitty Murakami

SCENE SHOP: Wendy Blair, Lisa Fox, Tammy Knotts, Sarah Miecielica, Carina Miller, Bj Sherrill

MARKETING: Jeremy Campbell, Brad Cansler, Tammy Knotts, Carina Miller

TECHNICAL SUPPORT: Angie Griffin

MULTIMEDIA STUDIO: Aleah Larson, Carina Miller, Kitty Murakami, Andrew Song

CONCERTS ON THE LAWN: Maya Bhutwala, Debi Cate, Angie Griffin, Wayne Hartman, Diane Huseman, Michael Huseman, Zachary Huseman, Melissa Loyd, Jacqui Lyons, Christo Milholland, Will Park, Diana Peterson, Bob & Pat Radel, Kitty Reel, Angela Tuttle

STAGE MANAGERS: Alexis Boddy, Jeremy Campbell, Annie Collins, Angie Griffin, Jesse Headrick, Hayley Lewis, Robert Soderstrom

BACKSTAGE: Angie Griffin, Jacqui Lyons, Alyssa Robinson, Ben Suhrbier

HOUSE MANAGERS: Abby Allen, Jan Belk, Debi Cate, Wayne Hartman, Vivian Hershey, Magge Hudgins, Sara Jackson, Christy Mathew, Jennifer Major, Amy Meller, Sommer Miller, Pat Radel, Kitty Reel, Mary Russell, Sandy Smith

USHERS: Debbi Ahlden, Abby Allen, Sue Allen, Anna Barnett, Caleeta Beagles & Steve Snyder, Jan Belk, Alexis Boddy, Ellen Cain, Lindsay Eames, E’tienne Easley, John & Roberta Echols, Karen & Mike Flores, Vivian & Marty Hershey, Magge Hudgins, Diane, Michael & Zachary Huseman, Adam & Jennifer Major, Doug May, Elizabeth Monson, Bethany Moore, Tammy Knotts, Elizabeth Le-Porterfield, Wilma & Richard Lockery, Melissa & Alex Loyd, Christy Mathew, Elizabeth Monson, Bev Moye, Treva Parker, Tom & Ethan Porterfield, Pat & Bob Radel, Kitty Reel, Mary & Christiana Russell, Jen Schulmeister, Travis & Stacy Sharpe, Sandy Smith, Stephanie Smith, Jan Suhrbier, Christina Tutor, Marte & Cora Grace Williams, Madelyn Woods, and Amy Young

BOX OFFICE: Donna Pyers (Chairperson), Barbara Bye, Nancy Collum, Kathy Daniels, Janice Groseclose, Vivian and Martin Hershey, Susan LaGraff, Rhonda Langford, June McBride, Linda Morris, Vivian Pettigrew, Pat Radel, Glenda Rucks, Jan Suhrbier, Kathleen Monnig, and Susan Russell

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Dr. Sam and Dana BanksNancy Bibler Marcia BiggsMartha ButterfieldJewell Cousin Malcolm A. CrossPatricia Daniels in honor of Martha MackeyMarj Flemming Gary & Susan Galante

Juan & Amada GonzalezJeannine & Gary GroggRita Heckrotte & Jim RoxloAnonymousMargaret HubbuchAnne Jay in memory of Josh and Dan JaySteele & Marcey Jones Mabry King Thomas & Marge KinserDavid & Marcia Kling Michael & Diane HusemanJane Lupton in honor of Lisa Glisson Allan LedfordBea LyonsFranklin & Tresa McCallieDonna McConnico Michael & Pamela McDaniel Steve & Amy MellerKathleen Monnig Calvin & Wilhelmina Moore Louisa Nicholson Trudi Ompad & Jeff Stanford Patricia PoteralskiCheryl Powell Jeff & Gail Raabe Julie Ratliff Taylor & Beth Rowlett Carolyn Sandlin Pamela Schnellinger & John Wiedemann

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Terry & Kerry Smith Paula SouthwoodBarbara Standefer in honor of Paula Henderson Kaihan Strain Robert StrangeChristine Venice Bill & Cecila West

$50 -$149

Anonymous Lee & Iris Abelson Mark and Debbi AhldenAnonymousLinda M. AndrewsLoreen AtkinsJanice Ault Joan Barnes Sara & Paul BarysNora & Bob BernhardtBarbara Bowen in honor of Paula Henderson Robert & Pat Boyer Wade & Brenda Brickhouse John & Ellyn BrooksCoylee BryantThomas & Cynthia BukowskiHerbert & Carol BurhennAmy Burton Barbara Bye Douglas CooperMagge Cabrera Hudgins In memory of John StewartTom & Judy CarterAlesia CarterCurtis CollierLinda T. Collins Nancy J. CollumChristina ColonnaKate ColquittRoy & Donna Cooper Ann Coulter & Tom TrevorJonni CoxJ. Cox in honor of Kaihan Strain Cumberlands Hiking Club in memory of Nancy K. AndersonSteve Darmody, Keller Williams RealtyBob & Bettye Davies Ella Hodgson Davis Grant & Tamara Davis Lloyd & Barbara DavisGranitaMr. & Mrs. Dick DodsonBrad & Jerri Dolan Debra DubowSuzanne EltzEd & Deborah English AnonymousCharlie & Carolyn Fox

Coreene Frost Denise GammelLucille GaynorJamie Gavlenski Rebecca GiffordJames & Janice GriffinKaye HagadornJames and Lynn HallShirley HarperStephanie Harris Hap & Linda HarwellFred & Kim HenckeLinda HostetlerPage & David HousemanJanelle IvyAnne E. Jay in memory of Dan Jay & Josh Jay Mr. & Mrs. Harmon Jolley Becki Jordan in memory of Travis Boles and Dolores Cooley Paul & Tracey JullienneFrank & Dorothy Jump Dan and Linda KeeneyAndrew Kelton Devon Killough David and Marcia KlingMark and Sandra KossLinda Mabry Scott & Susan McKenzieDr. Nai LambGary & Millie Lander John & Sarah LaneseBrenda Leavy Allan LedfordAnonymous Greg & Lori Lewis Kristin Lowery Shane & Melissa Loyd William MacchioKen MauryJune H. McBrideJune H. McBride in honor of Wayne SchockScott & Susan McKenzie Dr. J. Ed McKinney Lanny & Janie McNabbElaine MerrittCarolyn MillerGreg & Gloria MillerRobert & Sara MingusSpence & Judie MisnerLeonard Murray John & Laurel NiemeyerCarla Nixon Brenda NunnPaula OffuttMark Oglesby in memory of Thomas Alford Barbara Oxenhandler Gulsen PeasleeCathy Pettway

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Woody & Katie Piper Don & Candice Poole in memory of Carolyn Tuttle AnonymousChrissy PughStephen Ray Janet ReeveAnn RileyAnne & Pete Rittenberry Maurice RiversNancy & Walter Ruby James & Carolyn SchreederTeresa ScottHelen Burns SharpPoppieBecky ShullSusan Smartt Catherine M. Smith Helen & Stanley SmithMarty & Pam Smith Sandy Norris Smith Konnie SmithersLouise Spector Michael Steakley in memory of Jim & Edith Steakley Gary & Marcia Stevens Mary Ann Stewart in memory of Travis Boles Janis SwansonBetsy Tanner Michael TerrellRhea Thurman & John MaynardMichael & Therese TuleyAnna VanCura Richard Van ScoySterling & Drew Vanosdale Mr. & Mrs. William A. White, Jr. Erin WilesRobert Jason WilkinsonJoan Williams John P. & Nancy Williams Sandy WilsonSheila WoffordGreg WomacAnn M. WoodyKat WrightChen Zhang & Sally Peixoto

$5 – $49

Anonymous Jill Allen Claire BartlettDavid & Brenda Hodges Binder Brooke Bradley-KingJoyce & Patrick CaldwellDan Clark Jewell Cousin Nan Davidson Lake Winnepesaukah Amusement Park Ruth Hines Dickson

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