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Community Connections
Summer 2020 Clinton | Columbia | Florence | Foothills | Laurel Crest | Summerville
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he old saying “it takes a village” PCSC is a ministry you share
could not be more true for Presbyterian with us. Residents, family members,
Communities of South Carolina (PCSC), employees, volunteers, donors,
especially when the first community was members of the Board of Trustees,
built in Summerville. In the late 1950s, members of the Foundation Board,
Mrs. Geraldine “Deanie” Worrell (right) and Ambassadors all help to tell the
traveled to churches around the state, telling story. The more people who hear the
the story of Presbyterian Home (now The story and learn about the ministry, the
Village at Summerville) that opened in more people will understand about the
1956. Each time she visited a church, she commitment PCSC has to seniors and
would come home with her station wagon how their mission dollars and other
filled to the brim with donations. Presbyterian Women gifts are being used. Each year PCSC receives a number of
of the churches in Anderson, Newberry, Columbia, different types of gifts and they benefit the communities
Kingstree, Florence, Camden and the surrounding areas in abundant ways. Over the last year, the Foundation has
collected linens, which she delivered to Summerville. been able to provide unique and needed additions to the
They also saved soup labels to obtain the first bus for the communities, as well as charitable care. In this issue, we
community. This spirit of generous giving has continued highlight our donors and look at some of the ways their
over the past 62 years. gifts have made a difference in our ministry.
In Appreciation of Our Employees
P
resbyterian Communities To say it has been challenging would our residents, despite the challenges
of South Carolina has been be an understatement. However, COVID-19 has presented. It truly
blessed with wonderful folks who the staff worked tirelessly and the continued on page 4
embody our mission. While our residents responded amazingly. The
campuses are beautiful, it is the Executive Director of The Village at
people who fill them that bring life to Summerville, Tim Barresi, said, “The Also Inside
our communities. response of the Summerville team
Parkinson’s Movement
This spring and summer, the residents
has been nothing short of heroic.
Since the pandemic began they have
Program..........................page 7
and staff have had to adapt to embraced 100% our PCSC mission Edwin Mallory, Jr.:
changing regulations and restrictions Charitable Lead
of ensuring a high quality of life for
imposed as a result of COVID-19. Trust Spotlight........... page 10
www.PresCommunities.org
From The Chief Executive Officer
A Season of Challenges
and Opportunities
O
ver six months into the COVID-19 pandemic, enthusiastic in embracing
what is the state of Presbyterian Communities? them. Our communities
As all of our residents, families and supporters know, are safe places to live and
the pandemic has presented some severe challenges work. Further, the expertise
to all senior living organizations, including PCSC. PCSC has gained in infection
Older adults are among the most vulnerable to the control will pay dividends for
disease. Strict infection control protocols have been our residents and staff for years to come.
implemented on our campuses to protect residents.
Another positive to celebrate is our staff. Despite the
These have had a significant impact on resident
extra work and challenges created by the pandemic, our
opportunities for visitation with families. At the
employees have continued to serve with dedication.
time of this writing, the Department of Health and
They truly put the residents first. If you were to go
Environmental Control, under the direction of
inside the communities, you would see bulletin boards
Governor Henry McMaster, is still prohibiting visits
covered in thank you notes written by grateful residents
to assisted living and skilled care residents (other than
and family members who appreciate how the staff
visitation through closed windows).
has gone “above and beyond” during the last several
Perhaps the most difficult challenge has been the months. The level of caring and effort our staff has
limitation of opportunities for fellowship among shown during the pandemic testifies to what most of
residents. Following guidance from regulatory us already knew: that Presbyterian Communities are
authorities and best practices, a variety of group social special places with special staff.
activities have been halted for the time being. This is
COVID has also pushed us further into the digital
to reduce the ability of the virus to spread among the
age. Residents have learned to communicate with
residents. There are many benefits to senior living, but
friends and family using FaceTime, Zoom, and Skype.
a primary one is the opportunity for residents to enjoy
Necessity has overcome reluctance, and many who were
fellowship with one another. Everyone is eager to see
hesitant now embrace these new technologies. While
this important part of life at PCSC back in full bloom.
residents are still eagerly looking forward to greater
Ironically, the value of the socialization opportunities
person-to-person contact, they have learned the unique
that senior living supplies is now appreciated more than
value digitalization can bring, and they will carry these
ever.
new capabilities with them in the future.
And yet, in the midst of these challenges, there have
And, we can’t forget the smiles. As you look through
been positives worth celebrating.
the pictures in this issue of Community Connections,
The infection control protocols implemented at you will see twinkling eyes behind the masks. Although
our six communities have been highly successful in how we do things has changed somewhat during the
keeping COVID out. When COVID has been found pandemic, the substance of PCSC’s work remains. We
in a building, these protocols have been successful in continue to enrich the lives of those who live with us.
quickly stopping further spread. We are quite proud of
our infection control practices, and our staff has been
Rev. Dr. Franklin Fant
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Foundation Report
The Lesson of Loaves & Fishes
While COVID has restricted my travel and ability to meet our residents, I have thoroughly
enjoyed learning about PCSC through the lens of our well kept history at the Management
Services Office in Columbia. I have found donor letters that are over 40 years old, and they
have helped me to understand the deep meaning of our mission. On my first day here, I
learned that we have a tradition of reciting the mission statement during Management Team meetings:
“We are a compassionate Christian ministry dedicated
to enriching the quality of life for seniors of all faiths.”
It is truly the foundation for the work that we do, and hearing my colleagues say it for me on that first day had a
profound effect. When I reflect on the words that make up the statement, I can’t help but think of Jesus telling his
disciples to give the crowds something to eat. He instructed the disciples to bring him all they had – five loaves
and two fish – to him. He blessed them, gave them to the disciples, and the disciples gave them to the crowds. The
crowd of over 5,000 ate and were filled. Jesus calls us to take what little we have to care for others and to trust him.
We have seen time and time again the ways in which God has taken our “little” and turned it into “much” for this
ministry. PCSC has truly been blessed by the generosity of donors who give selflessly.
Luanne Ussery, a resident of the Florence Community, shared how she was led to contribute to PCSC:
What does one do with a large amount of money from the sale of a house? What should I do? My
house sold quickly and here was more cash than had ever been in my possession! A financial advisor
did not come with the sale. The stock market was iffy in 2011. Bank savings and CDs were earning
less than one percent.
I thought of the parable of the gold coins (Luke 19:11-27). Should I put my “gold coin” in the
safety of the bank?
Thanks to Penny Arnold, I listened to her explanation of the Presbyterian Charitable
Annuity and placed a respectable amount into the annuity. Since then I have enjoyed a
regular quarterly check paying six percent on that portion of my “gold coin.”
There are many ways to give thanks to God for the ministry of PCSC. We covet your prayers
and are thankful each time we learn of a way in which you have been impacted by this
ministry. I would love the opportunity to talk with you if you have questions about how to
support the PCSC Foundation.
Jenn Stanley, Director
of Foundation Services
and Church Relations
The PCSC Foundation is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt, non-profit organization that receives and manages charitable gifts
given to support the mission and ministry of Presbyterian Communities of South Carolina (PCSC). You can make your
charitable gifts to PCSC payable to the PCSC Foundation. Your gifts are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
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PCSC News
Church Connections A RESIDENT’S PERSPECTIVE:
Life During Covid-19
We are grateful for the continued by Carolyn Lowe, resident at
connection with and support The Columbia Presbyterian Community
from our churches even in the
midst of COVID-19. Who knew that our in-house closed circuit
channel would be our best hedge against
First Presbyterian Church of isolation? In the hands of our Activities
Clinton collected Mother’s and Directors, channel 1390 has been upgraded from
Father’s Day cards (right) to be simple announcements to day-long enrichment
shared with the residents of the and connection. Their programming addresses
Clinton Community. the physical, mental, spiritual and emotional
losses that quarantine produces.
Pastor Chris Denny (below) of
Westminster Presbyterian Church Twice a day 30-minute senior exercise programs
in Columbia leads a virtual Bible offer both seated and standing routines. Our
Study for the residents of the wellness director then schedules individual
Columbia Community. appointments throughout the day. Staff members
escort residents on one-on-one walks or visits.
Using our phones, we can call in “BINGO”
every Tuesday. Weekly behind-the-scenes tours
of the Riverbanks Zoo and a Smithsonian travel
series appear right on our screens. A volunteer is
even teaching us sign language.
During lunch an amazing mix of music plays.
Residents request favorites and activities central
obliges – from the Mormon Tabernacle Choir
to Motown, Bach to Bluegrass. For our spiritual
needs, we have daily devotionals from our
residents and well-known Christian authors.
In Appreciation continued from page 1 On Sundays, we see Shandon’s worship service at
11 am and our own Fran Bragan at 4 pm thanks
has been a team effort and one that I know our founders, to YouTube. Zoom enables us to have weekly
Dr. Tapp and Reverend Frampton would be exceedingly Bible study with Chris Denny from Westminster
proud to witness, were they here today.” as we participate live with our phones.
Each community has many special people who share their Every Thursday, our executive director Jason
talents and love with residents each day. Many would not Basile gives us live updates on COVID issues
describe their work as a job, but rather a call from God. and policies, then takes questions and comments
Frederick Buechner, author and theologian, said, “Vocation from residents. Four movies a week play based
comes from the Latin vocare, to call, and means the work on resident requests. Our activities directors have
one is called to by God. The place God calls you to is the made a collage film of all of us, laughing with
place where your deep gladness and the world’s deep hunger friends and family. Frequent reruns of these past
meet.” So many have given selflessly to serve the Lord in the parties remind us how much we have enjoyed
communities, especially in the wake of the pandemic, and each other and will again.
PCSC is exceedingly grateful.
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PCSC News
Honoring & Celebrating Our Employees
Management Services Office Service Awards (L-R): Summerville Service Awards: Laurel Crest Service Awards (L-R):
Franklin Fant - 5 years; Laura Shirer - 8 years; Clayretta Shannon was Jennifer Hare - 25 years;
Sheldon Bennett - 1 year; Brenda Middleton- 3 years; honored for 40 years in 2019. President/CEO Franklin Fant
Jacob Villines - 1 year
E
mployee Service Awards are one way PCSC celebrates our
employees, recognizing their years of service with the
organization and letting them know they are appreciated by our
communities and management team. We give awards at one,
three, five, eight and 10 years, and then every five years thereafter;
however, we wanted to specially recognize those who have been
with us for 30 years or more. We were pleased to present awards
to the following employees who have more than three decades of Columbia Service Award presentation (L-R):
outstanding loyalty and service to PCSC: President/CEO Franklin Fant, Columbia Executive
Director Jason Basile, Meco Footman - 1 year, and
HR Coordinator Judy Harriman
Name Community Department Title Years
Clayretta Shannon Summerville Dining Services Kitchen Supervisor 41
Henry Reber Summerville Maintenance Services Maintenance Tech 39
Joseph Reigle Summerville Health Care 1 Certified Nursing Assistant 37
Albertine Watts Clinton Administration Administrative Services Coord 37
Diane Kemmerlin Florence Environmental Services Director of Environmental Svcs 37
Willie Campbell Clinton Maintenance Services Maintenance Tech 37
Arlene Davis Summerville Administration Employment Specialist 37
Regina Moses Clinton Environmental Services Director of Environmental Svcs 35
Geneva Baylock Summerville Life Enrichment Transporter 35
Nancy Darbins Clinton Health Care 1 Licensed Practical Nurse 35
Lucy Patterson Clinton Health Care 2 Licensed Practical Nurse 33
Gloria Lawrence Summerville Environmental Services Housekeeping Specialist 33
Delores Goggans Clinton Environmental Services Housekeeping Specialist 31
Ronald Burbage Summerville Maintenance Services Director of Maintenance Svcs 30
Antoinette Ruth Clinton Health Care 2 Certified Nursing Assistant 30
Brenda Watts Clinton Nursing Administration Transporter 30
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PCSC News
Clinton Community Wins
Three Readers’ Choice Awards!
During the month of June, The Clinton Chronicle, Clinton’s local newspaper, asked its
readers to vote for their favorite local businesses. Categories ranged from the best hotdog to
the best hair stylist to the best place to buy tires. The residents and staff of The Clinton
Presbyterian Community believe they are the best, but the question was do others outside
of the community know? You bet they do! Thanks to the people of Laurens County who
voted, the Clinton Community received top honors in three categories:
✓ Best Retirement Community
✓ Best Assisted Living
✓ Best Skilled Nursing
In fact, this is the third year in a row that the Clinton Community has been recognized by the readers of The
Clinton Chronicle. For the past 45 years, The Clinton Presbyterian Community has served seniors of Laurens
County and provided employment for many others. The community is honored that its passion for senior living
has not gone unnoticed, and it proudly accepts these awards.
Florence Named Foothills Welcomes
Best of the Pee Dee! Interim Executive Director
Throughout COVID-19, The Foothills Retirement Community is pleased to announce
the staff at the Florence the appointment of an Interim Executive Director/
Community has worked Administrator, while the search is underway for a new
creatively and tirelessly to keep executive for the community.
residents active, engaged and
Mr. Ken McManus has been a licensed
connected to their neighbors,
administrator for more than 26 years
friends and families. The
and has served in a number of positions
effort and devotion have not gone unnoticed.
in health care administration, including
The community has received praise from our
hospital, long-term care, and Life Plan
residents and families AND from the public,
Community settings across South
which recently voted the Florence Community
Carolina. For the past six years, Ken has
Best of the Pee Dee in two categories:
worked with various organizations in an
Interim Administrator role during an executive transition.
✓ Best Continuing Care
He is a graduate of Coastal Carolina College with a BS in
Retirement Community Business Administration, and he received his MBA from
✓ Best Progressive Care the University of South Carolina with a concentration in
Operations Management.
Retirement Community A servant leader, Ken’s passion is developing processes and
We are grateful for all of you who voted for us practices that improve the lives of residents, families and the
this year. staff team members he serves.
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PCSC News
Parkinson’s Movement Program
Now Offered at PCSC
P
arkinson’s Disease (PD) is a common neurodegenerative disease. As of 2010, an estimated 630,000
individuals in the United States have been diagnosed with PD, and those living with PD have a high
risk of developing motor movements that are smaller and slower than typical. They can also develop balance,
coordination and posture deficits. These changes can diminish confidence, speed and safety with common tasks
such as getting in and out of bed, standing from a chair, and walking in one’s home or community.
The Presbyterian Communities of South Carolina offers a new Parkinson’s Movement Program for those living
with PD. This program uses a research-based exercise approach, resulting from 20 years of research funding from
the National Institute of Health. This approach has been proven effective in helping people walk faster with larger
steps, improving their balance and torso movement, and reducing the risk for falls at home.
PCSC’s certified therapists are trained to deliver this research-based program in the comfort of one of our
Life Plan Communities. The four-week program uses a standardized treatment consisting of 16 one-on-one
hour-long sessions with a physical or occupational therapist. These sessions include specialty exercises
to attack PD symptoms, training in functional skills personalized for each individual, and
daily homework to accelerate progress.
Treatment of PD and other neurologic conditions can be addressed by participating
in this Parkinson’s Movement Program. Program participants will use repetitive
movements that address core function and self-cuing with a focus on making
bigger movements, which can combat the constraining effects of the disease in
the aptitude of everyday movements.
PD participants of all ages and stages can benefit from the Parkinson’s
Movement Program. Participants are encouraged to complete the
Parkinson’s Movement Program in combination with the Parkinson’s
Voice Program, which utilizes a licensed Speech-Language Pathologist
certified in SPEAK OUT! & LOUD Crowd.
If you are living with or know someone who has PD, please contact
the Director of Rehabilitation at one of our locations and they
can assist with questions and/or enrollment into the Parkinson’s
Movement and Voice Programs.
CLINTON.......................... (864) 939-0935
COLUMBIA....................... (803) 365-3740
FLORENCE....................... (843) 656-2913
FOOTHILLS..................... (864) 307-1981
LAUREL CREST................ (803) 365-3740
SUMMERVILLE................ (843) 879-0922
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PCSC News Donor Appreciation
Putt-Putt Course a Generous and
Welcome Gift to The
Clinton Community
by Paul Pridmore
I’ll never forget the day that Mary and staff watched with excitement nice covered area perfect for such
McAlister asked her nephew to call as the course took shape. The outings. In fact, it’s being used for
me and ask that I join them for question of the day was always, our Independent Living visitation
a conversation in her apartment. “When do you think the putt- during the pandemic. Who knows,
Knowing that Mary was moving to putt course will be finished?” You perhaps the Clinton Community
the Hospice House the next day, I see, my office is just inside the will win the PCSC 2021 Olympic
was expecting the worst. My first hall that leads out to the course, putt-putt competition!
surprise came when she said she so residents would stop in my
wanted to do something for our office after sneaking a peak at the
Chuck Hull,
residents. She said that she had work-in-process to ask about the enjoying a
provided for us in her estate, but completion date. day on the
wanted to do something else and greens.
“something right now.” When asked As fate would have it, the course
if I had any ideas, I immediately was completed about the time the
thought of our residents’ long- COVID-19 pandemic came and
standing dream of building a putt- we haven’t had the opportunity to
putt course. Having no idea what take full advantage of the course
yet, although individuals are able
dollar amount she had in mind, I
to work on their skills. We are all
simply mentioned that a gift toward
anxiously awaiting the time when
the cost of a new putt-putt course
we can have golf tournaments,
might be nice. Her face immediately
cook-outs, and other activities
lit up with excitement, and then
at the course, which also has a
she asked how much the course was
going to cost us. I told her the quote
which we had been given, and I’ll Dick Swetenberg lines up a putt.
never forget her response. She said,
“I believe I can do that!”
Just like that, our residents’ dream
of a putt-putt course seemed to
have suddenly turned into a reality.
I reached out to Ben McElrath
of Carolina Beautiful and told
him we had the go-ahead to build
the course. Ben, who had never
designed or built a putt-putt course,
was thrilled to have the opportunity.
Over the coming months, residents
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PCSC News
Is now A Good Time
To Move? You Bet!
During the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic when you were
sheltering in place, were you worried about running out of food and
essentials — or fearful of going out in search of them? Maybe you had
to depend on family, friends or neighbors for errands or favors. Did you
worry about how to obtain medical care or have to delay treatment or
therapy? Perhaps you even had bouts of loneliness.
Each of these real-life, anxiety-producing situations are often remedied
by living within a well-established Life Plan Community like PCSC —
with a full complement of attentive staff, dining services, interior and
exterior maintenance, 24-hour security and on-site health care. And our
communities adhere to stringent sanitary and medical protocols and
standards — with or without COVID-19.
While the pandemic altered many plans and activities, you don’t
have to put the future completely on hold if you were considering
a move to one of our communities. As you move forward in your
decision-making, here are several benefits of moving to a senior living
Move-ins and tours
community now. have resumed at our
Safety you can rely on. The management team and staff at PCSC communities, with new
understand that cleanliness and sanitation have always been important.
Now, with enhanced protocols and procedures in place, you can be sure
processes and precautions
that your surroundings are as safe as possible. to help ensure your safety
Insurance against boredom. Social distancing and quarantining has and the health of the
made it more difficult for all of us to pursue our personal interests.
But residents at PCSC can count on creative and resourceful planning
community. For more
by our devoted team to provide activities to help you stay active and information, contact the
engaged … from virtual gatherings to livestreaming of devotions,
exercise and entertainment.
marketing office at your
Access to health care. On-site health care clinics, physical therapy
community of interest.
and rehab services, plus progressive levels of care are convenient and
available to residents of our communities. We are accepting residents at all
Carefree lifestyle. The changes to daily life caused by COVID-19 levels of care. If someone you
have made many everyday tasks more difficult — from shopping to know would benefit from a little
home maintenance. With on-site dining and meal preparation, home help with activities of daily living,
maintenance and other services, you can depend on an uninterrupted Assisted Living may be just the
lifestyle with more time for what you love. right fit. We will work with you
Now more than ever, a move to a retirement community can help you through COVID restrictions to
find a healthy and happy way forward. secure a place for your loved one.
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PCSC News
Edwin Malloy’s Charitable Lead Trust
Continues to Bless PCSC
E
dwin Malloy, Jr. was born on September 9, 1917
in Cheraw, South Carolina. He was the son of
Margaret Adger Manning Malloy and Edwin
Malloy, Sr., and the brother of Manning Malloy (born
in 1922). Edwin was known as “Chay” by his family.
Described by this family as “generous and welcoming,
wanting to make sure everyone was perfectly
accommodated,” Malloy set up a Charitable Lead
Trust to benefit Presbyterian Communities of South
a Deacon and Elder. He also served in various capacities
Carolina. PCSC was one of 19 beneficiaries of this
in business, civic and community services, including:
trust. More than a century after he was born, his legacy
still positively • Cheraw Kiwanis Club, President
A Charitable Lead Trust impacts the • Carolina Kiwanis District, Lieutenant Governor
reverses the income people of • Pee Dee Area Council of the Boy Scouts of
South Carolina America (BSA), President
payment pattern common and the • The National Council of BSA, member
to life-income gifts. Charity residents of our • American Legion, Department Commander
takes the “lead” because communities. • Presbyterian Communities of South Carolina,
the trust makes payments After finishing
Board of Trustees
to the organization first, • Presbyterian College, Board of Visitors
at Cheraw
then returns the remaining High School, His awards include BSA Silver Beaver, BSA Council’s
assets to the donor, the he went to Distinguished Citizen Award, RNC Presidential
donor’s family, or others the Severn School Achievement Award, and RNSC’s Presidential Order of
near Annapolis, Merit.
donor designates. Maryland,
and graduated Commander Malloy died on February 2, 2005 after a
in 1936. He attended the U.S. Naval Academy and long illness and is buried at Old St. David’s Cemetery
graduated with distinction in 1940, and he was in Cheraw. PCSC received an astonishing $1,785,375
commissioned an ensign in the U.S. Navy. He received from his trust over the last 15 years. This gift is a true
his master’s degree from MIT in 1945 and served the marvel of generosity and planning on Commander
Navy in Washington, DC, until 1946. He was later Malloy’s part. This does not include the generous gifts
promoted to Commander. he made during his lifetime. There can be no doubt that
PCSC is a stronger organization and has accomplished
Commander Malloy returned to Cheraw in 1946 where much more good because of the faithful stewardship of
he was employed by Cheraw Yarn Mills from 1946 to Commander Malloy.
1956 and lived in the family’s home place.
If you’d like more information about Charitable Lead
He served as the secretary and a director of Cheraw Yarn Trusts, contact Jenn Stanley, Director of Foundation
Mills from 1963 to 2005 and as the Chairman of the Services and Church Relations, at (803) 772-5885 or
Malloy Foundation for 30 years. He was a member of Jenn.Stanley@PresComm.org.
the First Presbyterian Church in Cheraw, where he was
10PCSC News
The Charitable Gift Annuity
A Gift That Benefits Everyone
• Do you have an interest in supporting the
well-being of older adults?
• Could you use more income now that you’ve retired?
• Are you concerned about the uncertainties of the
stock market and the low interest rate environment?
• Do you want to reduce capital gains liability
and secure an income tax deduction?
• Does a friend or relative need the security of an
annuity to help meet unexpected expenses?
You can address these goals and others by making a
gift to Presbyterian Communities of South Carolina
using a Charitable Gift Annuity, or CGA. A CGA is a
partnership between you and a charitable organization
that delivers significant support to PCSC while at the
same time helping you reach your own financial and
estate planning goals.
How a gift annuity works:
In return for your contribution, you will receive fixed
annuity payments for life. You can add a spouse or
other loved one as co-beneficiary, or you can have the
payments made to someone else.
appreciated securities to set up your CGA, you’ll pay no
The payments are based a percentage of your gift,
upfront capital gains tax.
determined by one’s age. At the moment, an
80-year-old can expect to receive over 7% per year. The final benefit is that your gift will be used to
A 90-year-old can expect over 9%. That is far more enhance the well-being of the older adults served
than a bank CD currently pays! by PCSC. You will leave a legacy that ensures the
continued strength and vitality of this ministry.
For example, if your annuity rate on a $20,000 gift is
8%, you will receive $1,600 every year for the rest of
your life. When the annuity terminates, the remaining Ready to learn more about
balance comes to PCSC for the purpose you designated a charitable gift annuity?
when you made your gift. We’ll be happy to send you more information. Even
better, we can demonstrate how it can benefit you
Other benefits: using a computer-based gift calculator. Just reach out
You’ll also receive a charitable deduction. Only part to Jenn Stanley, Director of Foundation Services
of each annuity payment will be taxed as ordinary and Church Relations, at (803) 772-5885 or
income over your life expectancy. Further, if you use Jenn.Stanley@PresComm.org.
Learn more at www.PresCommunities.org/Planned-Giving 11Donor
PCSC News
Appreciation
Thank You For Your Generosity
The Good Samaritan Society recognizes the generosity of people who establish gifts
through estate plans (that is, through their wills or other planned giving strategies)
for the future of residents of Presbyterian Communities of South Carolina.
Who is a member of The Good Samaritan Society?
Anyone who notifies PCSC in writing that a provision has been made
for its mission and ministry through a bequest or other planned gifts
will be a member. Besides one’s will, planned gifts include naming
PCSC in a charitable trust, charitable gift annuity, retirement plan
(such as an IRA, 401-k or 403-b) or life insurance policy.
Why should I notify PCSC of my plans?
First, we want to thank you for your generosity. Second, we want to make sure
we understand how you intend for your gift to be used. Please let PCSC know of your planned gift by contacting
the Foundation Services office at (803) 772-5885. You can also use the enclosed envelope to notify us.
How are members identified?
With your permission, your membership in The Good Samaritan Society will be announced in Community
Connections. The example you set by including PCSC in your estate plan will serve as a meaningful witness to
others. However, we fully respect the privacy of donors and will keep your membership anonymous if you so choose.
Members of the Good Samaritan Society
PCSC is deeply grateful to the members listed below and to others who have chosen to remain anonymous.
Your planned gifts will make a lasting and significant impact on this ministry and the lives of those PCSC serves.
Anonymous (18) Mrs. Norma J. Goldman Bud and Anita Nalley
Forrest and Maryann Abbott Mr. Clifton D. Green, Jr. Ms. Mary C. Quinn
Lamar and Rosemary Bailes Ms. Dina M. Hair The Reverend and
Mrs. Miriam A. Chastain Mrs. Margaret S. Hausman Mrs. Jeffrey Smith
Mrs. Lee Churchfield Henry and Libba Hawkinson Mr. and Mrs. George W. Smyth, Jr.
Mr. Max A. Craig Mrs. Margaret Pinckney Hay Catherine Somers
Mrs. Faye A. Daniel Mrs. Nancy Humphreys Mrs. Maymie B. Spearman
Mr. and Mrs. Osmund W. Dixon Mr. and Mrs. John Kelbaugh Mrs. Kate F. Stanton
Mrs. Mary B. Fant Mrs. Katherine R. Ligon Dick and Catherine Swetenburg
The Reverend Dr. and Mrs. Beverly J. Long Mrs. Olive H. Timberlake
Mrs. L. Franklin Fant, Jr. Miss Sally MacArthur Ms. Patricia Tracy
Mr. John E. Ford Mr. Gregory P. Mancini Mrs. Ann Van Delft
Mrs. Polly Ford Mrs. Marion L. Mancini Mrs. Dorothy J. Vedder
Harry W. and Jane M. Fritts Mrs. Myrtle M. Myrick Jean Weldon
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Recognizing Our Donors
A
t Presbyterian Communities of South Carolina, donors are important partners in our mission “to enrich
the quality of life for seniors of all faiths.” It is with gratitude that PCSC acknowledges the individuals,
churches and organizations that have supported this ministry between July 1, 2019 and June 30, 2020.
Presbyterian Communities has made every effort to ensure the accuracy of this list. However, if you notice an error
or omission, our apologies are offered along with our sincere desire to correct the information. Please contact the
Foundation Services office at (803) 772-5885 with any issues so that we may amend our records appropriately.
The following donors have contributed unrestricted donations, as well as gifts designated for charitable care or for
a specific purpose or projects. In-kind donations are also included. Gifts made in memory or honor of loved ones
are listed in the Tribute section beginning on page 18. All gifts were received by PCSC Foundation except for those
listed on pages 28-29, which were made to the Laurel Crest Foundation.
Thank you for your generous support of our mission!
Abbeville Presbyterian Church Belle Isle Presbyterian Church Mrs. Elizabeth C. Broome
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Acker Belton Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Elmer N. Brown
Mrs. Marcia G. Addison Mrs. Aileen Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Brown, Jr.
ADG Preferred Payroll, Inc. Mrs. Hazel L. Berry Mrs. Nina M. Brown
Mrs. Mary Ruth L. Aiken Mrs. Lydia S. Berude Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Brown
Mrs. Linda N. Albright Beth Shiloh Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Bryson
Mr. and Mrs. George V. Alexander Bethel Presbyterian Church, Walterboro Ms. Helen Jean Buckowich
Mrs. Betty H. Allen Bethesda Presbyterian Church, Camden Mr. and Mrs. James Burckhalter
Mrs. Hazel P. Allen Bethesda Presbyterian Church, York Ms. June Burkhalter
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Anderson, Jr. Bethune Presbyterian Church Dr. and Mrs. William W. Burns
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Anderson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Black, Jr. Mrs. Dorothy P. Burrows
The Reverend William B. Anderson Blackstock Presbyterian Church Mrs. C.H. Butler, Jr.
Mrs. Nancy S. Archer Mrs. Mary Louise Blalock Mr. Peter S. Buttress
Mrs. Shirley W. Arledge Dr. and Mrs. Harvey F. Blanchard, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Byrom
Ms. Myra Armistead Mrs. Marianne E. Bolton Calhoun Falls Presbyterian Church
Mr. John W. Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. C. Joseph Bonds Ms. Janet W. Cambre
The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Alan Arnold The Reverend and Mrs. Marion B. Boozer Mrs. Jerry C. Cannon
Drs. John and Sheila Arnold Mrs. Eleanor A. Bosco The Reverend James Caprell
Dr. Laura S. Ashley The Reverend and Mrs. Robert W. Boston Carmel Presbyterian Church
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Asman Bowling Green Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Carmichael, II
Mrs. Virginia Atkinson Mr. Brian M. Boyer Carolina Presbyterian Church
Aveleigh Presbyterian Church Mr. Jack W. Bracewell, Jr. Mrs. Margaret A. Carpenter
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Bailine Mr. Fraser Bradford Mr. and Mrs. Phillip F. Carter
Bank of America Charitable Miss Lily L. Bradley Ms. Suzanne D. Carver
Foundation, Inc. The Reverend Dr. Frances W. Bragan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Case
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce D. Barnado The Reverend Henry N. Brandt Mr. William T. Cassels, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Barnard Ms. Ellen Creed Branham Celebration Presbyterian Church
Mr. Laurence E. Barnes Mr. and Mrs. William E. Brannock Central Presbyterian Church
Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Barnett Dr. Stacey Van Pelt Brennan Ms. Anna Ceva
Mrs. Roxanne M. Barrier Dr. and Mrs. James C. Brice, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Chandler
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Basile Ms. Mary M. Brigman Mr. and Mrs. James A. Chandler
Mrs. Martha O. Bates Mr. Stephen J. Britton Mr. Marion C. Chandler, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Howard C. Bean, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William L. Britton, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard N. Chapman
Beaver Creek Presbyterian Church Mrs. Juanita C. Broadwell Mr. and Mrs. James H. Chassereau
Mr. and Mrs. Philip W. Beckwith, Jr. Mr. Lawrence Broggi Mrs. Miriam A. Chastain
Mrs. Sarah G. Bedinger Mrs. Isabelle F. Brooks Cherokee Presbyterian Church
13Donor Appreciation Mrs. Genevieve Childers Ms. Barbara S. DeHamer First Presbyterian Church, McColl Mr. Stanley Chodnicki, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. DeMaria First Presbyterian Church, Myrtle Beach Mrs. Lee Churchfield Mr. and Mrs. Charles Denny First Presbyterian Church, Rock Hill Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Cirrincione Ms. Barbara A. Derrick First Presbyterian Church, Simpsonville City Church, West Columbia Mr. and Mrs. Steve Dickinson First Presbyterian Church, Spartanburg Mrs. Elizabeth H. Clark Mr. and Mrs. James F. Dickson First Presbyterian Church, Sumter Mr. Howard L. Clark, Jr. Mrs. Ann H. Dobbs First Presbyterian Church, York Mr. John F. Clark, III Doby’s Bridge Presbyterian Church Fishing Creek Presbyterian Church Clover Presbyterian Church Mrs. Ellen W. Dodson Mr. and Mrs. Lewis J. Flader Mr. and Mrs. Lewis T. Clyburn Ms. Cathy Dolan Flat Rock Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Norman Clyne Mrs. Emma Louise Donald Ms. Patricia P. Fletcher Mr. and Mrs. Steven H. Cobb Dorchester Presbyterian Church Mrs. Sue S. Fletcher Mr. and Mrs. Jerome R. Cogdell Mrs. Nancy G. Dougherty Mrs. Rhodine C. Floyd Mrs. Patricia T. Coggins Mr. and Mrs. Ray Doughty Mrs. Vivian M. Fogartie Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Coker Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur S. Douglas, Jr. Mr. James E. Foote The Reverend Helen H. Coker Mr. Gary L. Douty and Mr. Frank S. Forbes Mrs. Helen O. Coker Ms. Penelope L. Douty Mrs. Janet C. Forbes The Reverend Dr. Franklin D. Colclough Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Douty, Jr. Mr. John E. Ford Mr. and Mrs. Maurice C. Coleman Ms. Alma Dube Mrs. Alice P. Ford Mrs. Mable W. Coller Mr. E. M. DuBose Dr. and Mrs. R. Bruce Ford Ms. Sherie Coller-Daly Mrs. Harriet R. Dukes Ms. Ashley L. Forno Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Collier Mr. David P. Dykes Mrs. Helen S. Foster Mrs. Janyce Collins Easley Presbyterian Church Mrs. Marjanne W. Foster Ms. Jackie Cominotti Eastminster Presbyterian Church, Columbia Mr. Anthony G. Fountain Community Presbyterian Church Mrs. Betty J. Eckman Fountain Inn Presbyterian Church Ms. Sarah V. Compton Mrs. Joan M. Egan Fourth Presbyterian Church Mrs. Linda E. Conrad Mrs. Inez M. Elliott Framp’s Store Ms. Deborah C. Cooper Mrs. Lloyd Ellis Mr. E. D. Free, III John A. Cooper, M.D. Mr. Jim Emerson Mr. and Mrs. Reginald B. Freeman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William W. Cooper, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Don T. Erdmann Friendship Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. W. Hugh Corbett Mrs. Billie S. Erwin Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Fritts Mr. and Mrs. John Edward Cornwell, III The Estate of Margaret J. Barry Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Fryer Mr. and Mrs. Rocky J. Coronato The Estate of Dorothy Camp Brown Mrs. Mary A. Funderburk Dr. Andrea M. Coulter The Estate of Mary M. McAllister Ms. Joyce F. Furr Cousar Memorial Presbyterian Church The Estate of Sally E. Gandy Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Gailey, Jr. Mr. Glen E. Craig The Estate of Marian C. Gilson Grobowski Mr. David T. Garrett Mr. Olin L. Craig The Estate of Marie T. Tomlinson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Gasque Ms. Lynn Craycraft The Estate of Lois Anne Wyly The Reverend Dr. and Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Creighton Mr. and Mrs. H. Malloy Evans, Jr. Mrs. Joseph Saye Gaston Mr. and Mrs. William R. Crockett Mrs. Mary W. Evans Ms. Barbara M. Gatlin Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Croft Ms. Deborah Ewers Mrs. Kathleen M. Gelzer Mrs. Suzanne R. Cross Ms. Deborah D. Fairbanks Mr. Barry B. George Ms. June Crouch The Reverend Dr. and George Waldo Long Memorial Church Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Croxton Mrs. L. Franklin Fant, Jr. Georgetown Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. James L. Crump The Reverend and Mrs. Darrell L. Fetzer Mr. and Mrs. Scott Ghent Mr. Douglas M. Crutchfield Mr. Sam B. Fewell Mrs. Puera Gifford Mrs. Patricia Culclasure Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Fields Ms. Alice Gilland Mrs. Frances V. Curtis Mrs. Floride A. Findley Ms. Glenda W. Gillette The Reverend and Mrs. M. Achim Daffin First Presbyterian Church, Anderson Mrs. Dorothy E. Ginn Mrs. Joan M. D’Agostino First Presbyterian Church, Beaufort Glenn Springs Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. R.C. Dammann First Presbyterian Church, Bennettsville Mr. Bobbie L. Glisson Ms. Elizabeth Daniel First Presbyterian Church, Cheraw Mrs. Jan M. Goin Darlington Presbyterian Church First Presbyterian Church, Florence Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Gooding Ms. Harriet DaSilva First Presbyterian Church, Greenville Goodwill Presbyterian Church Ms. Alice Davenport First Presbyterian Church, Greer Mr. Keith U. Gordon Mrs. Carol S. Davis First Presbyterian Church, Hartsville Mrs. Robin L. Gorman Mr. M. Curtis Davis First Presbyterian Church, Hilton Head Mrs. Betty A. Gosnell Mr. and Mrs. William LaFoye Davis First Presbyterian Church, Lancaster 14
Donor Appreciation
Grace Covenant Presbyterian Church, Mrs. Sally Hester Mrs. Beth J. Johnston
Mauldin Mr. and Mrs. T. Furman Hewitt Mrs. Bobbie Jones
Ms. Brenda R. Graham Mrs. Joyce R. Hickman Mrs. Jo Ann D. Jones
Ms. Ermene B. Graham Ms. Ervene L. Hiers Dr. Hazel Ann G. Josey
Ms. Michelle N. Grant Ms. Grace N. Hill Mrs. Gerda M. Kahn
Mr. and Mrs. Wally Graves Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Hill Mrs. Carolyn B. Kay
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh A. Gray Mr. and Mrs. Robert Raymond Hill Mr. and Mrs. David Q. Kearns
Mr. Robert G. Gray Ms. Emily J. Hindman Mr. and Mrs. John N. Kellett, Jr.
Mrs. Eleanor B. Grayson Mr. and Mrs. M. Edwin Hinds, Jr. Mrs. Nancy W. Kennedy
Mr. Clifton D. Green, Jr. Mrs. Emily S. Hinkle Ms. Susan R. Kennedy
Mr. and Mrs. W. Kenneth Green The Reverend Dr. Peter H. Hobbie Kentyre Presbyterian Church
Mr. Brent C. Greer Dr. and Mrs. J. Richard Hobson Mr. Samuel D. Key
Mrs. Anna M. Gregg Hodges Presbyterian Church Mrs. Betty T. Killian
Ms. Charlotte M. Gruosso Mrs. Ann E. Hoeing Mr. and Mrs. P. K. Kilroy
Mr. Dan Gryder and Ms. Vicki Andy Mrs. Dorothy Holder Mrs. Ann B. King
Mrs. Betsy R. Guffey Mr. Jack N. Holland Mr. and Mrs. George S. King, Jr.
Mrs. Louise J. Guy Dr. Marianne Holland Mr. Harold L. King
Mr. Perry E. Gwinn, Jr. Ms. Patricia L. Hollifield Kingston Presbyterian Church
Mr. Loren Hagen Mrs. Carolyn Hollingsworth Dr. and Mrs. Palmer M. Kirkpatrick, Jr.
Mrs. Sue S. Haigler Ms. Margot H. Holmquist Mrs. Emma Knudsen
Ms. Martha A. Haines Honea Path Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Wesley L. Koch, Jr.
Ms. Sandy Haines Mr. Thomas E. Hornsby Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Kohl
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby L. Haithcock Dr. Lucia T. Horowitz Korean Community Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Gertrude C. Hall Dr. Bruce C. Horten Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kraft
Mr. and Mrs. Mickey J. Hall Mr. and Mrs. William J. Horton Mr. Werner R. Kraft
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Halligan Mrs. Mabel H. Hospital Mr. Joseph H. Kress
Dr. and Mrs. William W. Halligan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Carlton E. Howell Mr. and Mrs. James M. Krofta
Ms. Mary W. Hallman Mr. and Mrs. Carroll L. Howell Mrs. Bruce W. Krucke
Mrs. Geraldine B. Hamby Mrs. Margaret T. Huber Mr. and Mrs. Willliam Krucke
Ms. Hilde Hamilton-Melfi Mr. and Mrs. E. Scott Huebner Ms. Frances M. Kuhne
Hampton Presbyterian Church Mr. E. Glenn Huff Mr. and Mrs. Adriaan Kwist
Mr. James O. Hancock Mr. Arthur T. Hughes, II Mr. and Mrs. Roland Labounty
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Hand Mr. Lloyd G. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Hubert W. Lacquement
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Hanna Mrs. Nancy H. Humphreys Lake City Presbyterian Church
Ms. Mary Hanna Mrs. Duna H. Humphries Lake Murray Presbyterian Church
R. Wayne Hanna, M.D. Mrs. Gladys W. Humphries Dr. Sandra W. Lamberson
Harbor View Presbyterian Church Mrs. Marilyn M. Hungarland Mr. and Mrs. Curtis A. Landrum, Jr.
Mrs. Ann T. Hare The Reverend Dr. and Ms. Sullie W. Lane
Mr. George Harkins Mrs. M. Hampton Hunter, III Mr. Isaac Lewis Langley
Mrs. Barbara A. Harper Mrs. Dolores A. Imhoff Mrs. Mary H. Lark
The Reverend Dr. George Harper, Jr. Indiantown Presbyterian Church Ms. Barbara H. Larsen
Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Harris Mr. John H. Isler Mrs. Marian C. Larson
Mrs. Shirley B. Harris Mrs. Erna S. Jacobs Mr. John A. Law
Ms. Winnie Harris Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Jacobs Mrs. Elizabeth W. Lawrence
Mr. and Mrs. David P. Hart Mrs. Virginia C. Jacobs Ms. Frances P. Lawrence
Mrs. Jane V. Hart Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Jacoby Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Lawson, III
Mrs. M. Joan Hart Mr. John J. James, II Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Lawson
Mr. and Mrs. Philip G. Hart Mr. and Mrs. R. Michael James Mrs. Martha K. Lawson-Young
Harvest Charities Ms. Susan B. James Mrs. Bess M. Lawton
Mrs. Carolyn B. Harvill Mrs. Betty M. Jenkins Ms. Cam Lawton
Dr. and Mrs. Rhett H. Hasell Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt M. Jenkins Mrs. Mary Ellen Layfield
The Reverend Dr. Lewis S. Hay John Calvin Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth S. Leach
Mrs. Betsy H. Hays John Knox Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Lefevre
Ms. Cathy Hazelwood Johns Island Presbyterian Church Ms. Coleman Legerton
Mrs. Susan T. Henderson Mrs. Dorothy C. Johnson Ms. Caroline Leith
Mrs. Exie V. Henson Mr. and Mrs. J. Duane Johnson Mr. Aaron W. Leland
Ms. Judith A. Herrmann Mr. and Mrs. Robbie V. Johnson Mr. Gerald W. Lenz
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hester Ms. Susan Inskeep Johnson
15Donor Appreciation Mrs. Velma B. Letson Mrs. Andrea K. McGee Ms. Karen H. Nichols Mr. Gregg Levin Ms. Wendy McGee Mrs. Ruth Nida Liberty Hill Presbyterian Church Mrs. Betty U. McGregor Ms. Debbie Parks Nowlin Ms. Carolyn A. Lifsey Miss Jane A. McGregor Oakdale Presbyterian Church Mrs. Katherine R. Ligon McGregor Presbyterian Church Oakland Avenue Presbyterian Church Mrs. Dorcas B. Lindsay Mrs. Nell McIntosh Ms. Norma O’Brien Ms. Sara M. Lindsay Mrs. Virginia H. McIntosh Mr. Nelson B. O’Bryan Lisbon Presbyterian Church Mrs. Virginia M. McLean Mr. and Mrs. Dennis L. Olenwine Little Mountain Presbyterian Church Mrs. Joan L. McLees Mr. and Mrs. George L. Oliver, Jr. Little River Dominick Presbyterian Church Mrs. Margaret H. McLeod Mrs. Gloria P. Ormand Ms. Martha M. Lockman Mr. Neal McLeod Mrs. Joyce O’Sheal Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Lollis Meares Family Fund of Triangle Mr. Arley E. Owen Mrs. Aileen M. Long Community Foundation, Inc. Mr. Fred W. Owens Mrs. Ann Long Men’s Thursday Morning Breakfast Group Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Paffrath Mrs. Beverly J. Long Mrs. Caroline Meredith Mr. Henry Page Mr. Gerard J. Lopez Mrs. Raenota M. Merrill Mrs. Rose T. Paglia Mr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Lott, Jr. Mrs. Mary Elizabeth W. Meynardie Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Clayton Parham Mrs. Dorothy R. Lott Midway Presbyterian Church, Anderson Mrs. Jean J. Park Ms. Rebecca D. Love Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Miles, Jr. Parkwood Presbyterian Church Mrs. Elsie C. Lowder Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Miller, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David Parr Mrs. Carolyn A. Lowe Mrs. Mae Lee Miller Mr. Thomas H. Partridge Mrs. Jessica L. Lowe Mrs. Mary B. Miller Ms. Joan Pauley Mr. and Mrs. Phillip B. Lowney Ms. Robin C. Miller Pawleys Island Presbyterian Church Miss Sally MacArthur Mr. Sidney C. Miller Mrs. Billie Payne Ms. Debbie F. Mack Ms. Aline Lambert Mills Mr. and Mrs. Larry J. Payne Mr. William H. Maclay Mr. and Mrs. Giovanni J. Minerva Mrs. Martha A. Payne Ms. Carol MacNett Mrs. Nell Minshew Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Peacock, Jr. Ms. Carolyn Maddox Ms. Mary B. Miskewicz Ms. Willie June Peake Made You Look Marketing Ms. Frances K. Mitchell Mrs. Carol Pearson Mr. and Mrs. James A. Mahaffey, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Mitchener Ms. Heather Pelcher Mrs. Diana J. Malcolm Mr. William Mitchener Ms. Sandra Pell The Malloy Foundation Col. A. Michael Monroe Pendleton Presbyterian Church Mrs. Margret V. Maloney Mr. John F. Montgomery, Jr. Mrs. Patsy B. Pennington Ms. Jean E. Mandeville Mrs. Betty G. Moore Mrs. Jacolyn B. Perrone Ms. Stephanie Mangan Ms. Lynn Moran The Reverend Dr. and Mrs. Bob E. Pettit Mrs. Suzette Mangan-Bryson Ms. Joan B. Moreman Pfizer Foundation Matching Gift Program Marion Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Morganelli Mr. and Mrs. E. Andrew Phail Ms. Bonnie C. Martin Mrs. Patricia F. Morrow Mrs. Anne R. Pitts Mrs. Mary D. Martin Morton Presbyterian Church Mrs. Harriett O. Plowden Mrs. Samiel J. Martin Dr. Marian Moseley Dr. Neal B. Prater Mrs. Jane Massey Mt. Pisgah Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Pratt Mrs. Elsie V. Matthews Mt. Zion Presbyterian Church, Bishopville Presbyterian Women, Abbeyville Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Maughon Mr. Henry Wayne Mullens Presbyterian Church Mrs. Clara W. Maxwell Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Mullin Presbyterian Women, Aveleigh Presbyterian Mrs. Mary Yvonne G. May Mr. and Mrs. John Mulvey Church Mr. Gordon McBride Mr. Larry Munoz Presbyterian Women, Concord Presbyterian Mr. James M. McCabe Ms. Laura B. Murchison Church Mr. and Mrs. Mike McConkey Dr. and Mrs. Strother E. Murdoch, Jr. Presbyterian Women,Eastminster Mr. Jerry E. McCowan Ms. Colleen Murphy Presbyterian Church, Columbia Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. McCraw Mr. and Mrs. James O. Murray, Jr. Presbyterian Women, First Church, Cheraw Mr. John R. McCulloch Mrs. Mildred W. Murray Presbyterian Women, First Church, Dr. and Mrs. Allen F. McCutchen Murrells Inlet Presbyterian Church Greenwood Ms. Lieze C. McDaniel Mrs. Arline H. Mustar Presbyterian Women, Foothills Presbytery Ms. Mary G. McDannald Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Myers, Jr. Presbyterian Women, Forest Lake Mr. and Mrs. James C. McDonald Nazareth Presbyterian Church, Moore Presbyterian Church Miss Linda C. McDonald New Covenant Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Women, Fort Hill Church Mrs. Mary Jane McDonald New Wappetaw Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Women, Fraser Memorial Dr. and Mrs. William L. McDow Mr. and Mrs. Julian J. Nexsen, Jr. Church 16
Donor Appreciation
Presbyterian Women, Providence Presbytery Mrs. Martha B. Ruggles The Reverend Dr. and
Presbyterian Women, Seneca Church Mr. and Mrs. Guy E. Sabin Mrs. James I. St. John
Presbyterian Women,Willington Church Mrs. Lalla H. Saleeby St. Luke Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Women, Trinity Presbytery Salem Black River Presbyterian Church St. Paul Presbyterian Church, Hollywood
The Presbytery of New Harmony Mrs. Betty H. Salmond St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church, Chester
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred A. Price, Jr. Mrs. Mary Ann Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Douglas B. Stalb
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Price Mrs. Lacy L. Saunders Mr. and Mrs. W. Laird Staley, Jr.
Ms. Lucie V. Price Mrs. Mildred F. Saye Mr. Richard B. Stall
Dr. and Mrs. Claudius H. Pritchard, Jr. Mrs. Mildred N. Schady Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Steen, Jr.
Providence Presbyterian Church, Mrs. Sarah D. Schreiber Ms. Cindy Steffen
Hilton Head Ms. Judith I. Schultz Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Stephenson
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Puckette Mrs. Norma T. Schwinn Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Stewart
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin B. Quinn Sea Island Presbyterian Church Mrs. Ida Stewart
Ms. Mary Cecile Quinn The Reverend John G. Seabrook, Jr. Mrs. Shirley Stiglbauer
Ramah Presbyterian Church Second Presbyterian Church, Charleston Charles N. Still, M.D.
Mrs. Pansy C. Ramsey Second Presbyterian Church, Spartanburg Col. and Mrs. John E. Strange, Jr.
Mrs. Jo R. Randall Second Presbyterian Church, Sumter Mr. and Mrs. Sammie L. Stroud
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald V. Rash Mr. Jon D. Sell Mr. and Mrs. Lee W. Stroupe
Mrs. Mary L. Ratliff Mrs. Faith H. Sellers Mrs. Nan A. Summers
Mrs. Alida P. Rawl Mrs. Patricia W. Sells Summerton Presbyterian Church
Dr. and Mrs. Holbrook W. Raynal Mr. and Mrs. James C. Settle Sunrise Presbyterian Church
Mr. and Mrs. Sanders G. Read, Jr. Seven Oaks Presbyterian Church Ms. Camly S. Surrett
Mrs. JoAnn P. Reaves Mrs. Mary Anne S. Shafer Mr. and Mrs. T. Frank Sutherland
Mrs. Jane M. Reidy Shandon Presbyterian Church Swan Lake Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Catherine A. Redd Mrs. Dorothy G. Shaw Mr. and Mrs. J. Richard Swetenburg, Jr.
Ms. Sallie Rediske Dr. and Mrs. Louis E. Shepard, Jr. Mr. Thomas J. Swirles
Mrs. Jean K. Reid Mr. Wade H. Sherard, III Mrs. Nevil Joyce Tackett
Mr. and Mrs. George I. Rentz Mr. and Mrs. John Sherwood Mrs. Judith L. Tag
Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Reser Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Shirer Mr. and Mrs. Ashley C. Taylor
Mrs. Gail W. Reuning Mr. Robert C. Sillman Dr. and Mrs. E.W. Taylor, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Revis Mr. Gary Simmons and The Reverend Ted Haigler Sunday School Class,
Mrs. Lois G. Reynolds Elizabeth M. Simmons Eastminster Church, Columbia
Mr. Gary B. Rhinesmith Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Simmons Tedards Company, Inc.
Mr. William D. Rhodes, Jr. Mrs. Martha S. Simmons Ms. Louise Teems
Mr. F. Towers Rice The Simpson Foundation Ms. Eleanor M. ter Horst
Mrs. Helen C. Richardson Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Sims The Annbeth and Robert Wilkinson
Mrs. Peggy L. Ritenour Mrs. Patricia Singletary Charitable Giving Fund
Riverview Presbyterian Church Mr. Terry Skorup Ms. Deborah L. Thomason
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Rivet Mr. Hartwell K. Sledge Mr. James R. Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. C. Lamar Roberts, III Ms. Amelia Jacobs Smith Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Thrasher
Ms. Pamela G. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Avery G. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Martin B. Tiller, Jr.
Mrs. Patricia B. Roberts Dr. and Mrs. Charles W. Smith Mrs. Mary H. Tiller
Roberts Presbyterian Church Mrs. Margaret Keitt Smith Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Timmerman
Mrs. Marilyn Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Randell P. Smith Timmonsville Presbyterian Church
Mr. Karl J. Robinson Mrs. Julia M. Smoak Mr. and Mrs. Edward Blaine Tingley
Rock Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. George W. Smyth, Jr. TIS Insurance Services, Inc.
Rocky Springs Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Julian Snipes Mrs. Nancy H. Todd
Mrs. Lorraine J. Roeber Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Snowden Townville Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Mary Lynn S. Roes Mrs. Catherine S. Somers Ms. Patricia J. Tracy
Ms. Dorothy Rollins Mrs. Helen M. Somers Mr. and Mrs. Christian Heide Trask, Jr.
Mrs. Karen S. Roof Robinson South Aiken Presbyterian Church Trinity Presbyterian Church, Columbia
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Roquemore Southern Mutual Church Insurance Trinity Presbyterian Church, Surfside Beach
Mrs. David A. Roseveare Mr. and Mrs. Marvin W. Spearman Trinity Presbyterian Church, Travelers Rest
Mrs. Helena K. Rousseau Mrs. Maymie B. Spearman Trinity Presbytery
Mr. Duncan A. Rowan Sportsman Boats Mrs. Rosemarie O. Troope
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Rowland, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. John H. Spurgeon Mrs. Molly Ulshafer
Ruby Presbyterian Church St. Giles Presbyterian Church Unity Presbyterian Church, Fort Mill
Mrs. Jacqueline C. Rudder Upper Long Cane Presbyterian Church
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Ms. Gerda Z. Vance White Oak Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Gregory L. Wilson
Mrs. Virginia G. Vance The Reverend Dr. and Mrs. Richard L. Wingard
Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Vassy, Jr. Mrs. Olin M. Whitener, Jr. Women in Ministry, First Presbyterian
Ms. Deloris E. Vaughan Whitmire Presbyterian Church Church, Florence
The Reverend Dr. and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wickwire Mrs. Emily C. Wood
Mrs. E. Douglas Vaughan, Jr. Mr. Patrick L. Widner, II Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Wooden, Sr.
Mrs. Emily J. Vega Mrs. Barbara O. Wieringa Mrs. Helen M. Wooten
Ms. Ann M. Vickery Mrs. Dolores G. Wieringa Mr. Harold S. Wrenn
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry S. Voight Ms. Kathryn B. Wiggins Mr. and Mrs. Garrett H. Wyckoff
Mr. and Mrs. Kurt von Besser Dr. James A. Wilhide Mr. D. C. Wylie, Jr.
W.C. Moore Ins. Agency Inc Mr. Sammie P. Wilhite Mr. and Mrs. David C. Wylie, III
The Reverend Harriett O. Wacker Mrs. Annbeth S. Wilkinson Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Wylie
Mrs. Bruce A. Waddey Mrs. Elizabeth W. Williams Mr. and Mrs. William J. Wylie, Jr.
Wade Memorial Presbyterian Church Mr. Harold L. Williams Mrs. Margaret L. Yandell
Walhalla Presbyterian Church Mrs. Martha S. Williams Ms. Deborah K. Yarnell
Dr. and Mrs. James L. Walker Ms. Patricia A. Williams The Reverend Joan Yates
Mr. and Mrs. John Caldwell Walker Ms. Sabrina Williams Yeaman’s Park Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Josephine B. Walker Williamsburg Presbyterian Church Ms. Mary Jo L. Young
Mrs. Laurie W. Walker Mrs. Charlotte G. Williamson Mrs. Lyssa H. Youngblood
Ms. Vicki Walker Mrs. Claire W. Williamson Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Youngs
Ms. Sandra Wallace Willington Presbyterian Church Ms. Margaret E. Zold
Mrs. Martha Jean Wallis
Dr. and Mrs. William C. Walsh
Mrs. Dixie Walters Memorials
Mrs. Anne F. Waltz
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Warren, Jr. Mrs. Angela Moser Adams Mrs. Nancy D. Barnwell
Dr. and Mrs. Lucius F. Wates Anonymous Mr. Kirk T. Carter
Mrs. Evelyn D. Watkins Mr. and Mrs. Arthur U. “Buddy” Adams Mrs. Lee Churchfield
Dr. and Mrs. Nigel A. Watt Mr. and Mrs. John E. Hart, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mann
Mrs. Antoinette R. Weaver Mrs. Mary Murray Paulling Bennett
Ms. Sandra Adams
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Webber Mr. and Mrs. John and
Mrs. Judith A. Taetz
Dr. and Mrs. David H. Webster Meta Paulling Loftin
Wedgefield Presbyterian Church Mr. John M. Aiken, Sr.
Mrs. Genevieve A. Millsap Mr. Irvin Black
Mr. and Mrs. Howard C. Weiner
Seven Oaks Presbyterian Church
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Weir Mrs. Mildred J. Albrecht
Mrs. Jean M. Weldon Mr. Robert H. Albrecht Mr. and Mrs. George H. Bland, Sr.
Mrs. Iris S. Wellborn Mr. and Mrs. George H. Bland, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Anderson
Mr. Robert S. Wells and John Ray and Anne Williams Mrs. Gertrude O’Bryan Bookhart
Mrs. Lucilla F. Schoenlein Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Bookhart, Jr.
Mrs. Peggy D. Andrews
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh M. Westbury Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Bookhart
The Reverend Dr. Richard S. Andrews
Mrs. Ruth M. Westbury The Reverend Robert W. Boston
Mrs. Dorothy E. Westley Mrs. Peggy J. Babb
Mrs. Mary Ruth L. Aiken
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin D. Westley The Reverend Dr. and Mrs. M.
Mr. C. Mitchell Carnell, Jr., Ph.D.
Westminster Presbyterian Church, Hampton Hunter, III
Dr. and Mrs. Daniel D. Coyle
Charleston Mrs. Alice M. Ballard Billy and Ann Crockett
Westminster Presbyterian Church, Mr. and Mrs. Bentley G. Fishburne, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Edmonds, Jr.
Greenville Mrs. Evelyn W. Ballard
Westminster Presbyterian Church, Ms. Jane R. Fussell
Mrs. Josephine B. McMurtry
Greenwood Mrs. Kathleen M. Gelzer
Mr. James T. Ballew Ms. Glenda W. Gillette
Westminster Presbyterian Church,
Katharine and John Thorne Frankie K. Godwin
Westminster
Ms. Ann B. Weston Mr. James E. Barber, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. C. Bruce Goff
Mrs. Charlotte J. White Forest Lake Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Greene, Jr.
Mrs. Elizabeth Jean White Mrs. Eleanor S. Barker Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Koches
Mrs. Trudy H. White Mr. David Barker Mr. Robert Q. Raffield and
Mr. and Mrs. Guy H. White, III Mrs. Ruth F. Barnett Ms. Ann T. Birdseye
Mr. William G. White, Sr. Mr. Edward W. Barnett, III Mrs. Kitty Somers
Ms. Cora B. Taylor
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