The Rockingham Community College Foundation recently celebrated the people and organizations who support the college. The 12th annual Evening of Recognition was Oct. 1 at the Pennrose Country Club in Reidsville.
Jeanne T. Stanley of Reidsville received the Friend of RCC award. “After only two years of service on the foundation board, Jeanne was asked to chair a division,” said RCC President Robert Keys at the event. “Later, she served as president of the board and led the Reidsville Annual Giving Campaign. Jeanne is a lady who has given much to many, and tonight is our opportunity to say ‘thank you’ for her many forms of generosity.”
Andy Strand of Subway of Rockingham County was given the Corporate Benefactor award.
“We cannot put a dollar value on the impact Subway has had on the college,” Keys said.
“From providing meals for various college functions to incentive coupons for foundation campaigns and events, Subway has been there to help, even in these tough times when so many other businesses are cutting back on their charitable involvements. Thank you for being the kind of good corporate citizen that every community wants.”
The foundation also recognized its Talon Club members ($1,500 a year comprehensive sponsorships); Gold Sponsors ($500) and Silver Sponsors ($250).
Talon Club: Carolina Apothecary, Kevin and Kelley Carroll, Jerry and Judy Coleman, Duke Energy, First Citizens Bank, Home Savings Bank, NewBridge Bank and Kenan and Molly Wright.
Gold Sponsors: Annie Penn Hospital, Dr. and Mrs. Jay Donecker, Trish Gwyn, Theodore Haapala, Dot Love, Trudy Mason, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Moore, Steve and Alice Smith, Dr. Roy Truslow, Mrs. Frances Tucker and Wachovia Bank.
Silver Sponsors: Mr. and Mrs. W.B. “Dud” Apple, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Foy Brady, Toni Burchell, Doctors Vision Center, J. Michael Fargis & Associates, Morehead Memorial Hospital, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Rothrock, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Russell, Mr. and Mrs. William Stone, Donna Van Ness, Drs. Scott Vines and Tiffany Roberson, Mr. and Mrs. Will Truslow, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wharton and Judith J. Wilkins.
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Regeina Galloway and Lori Murphy are new employees at Rockingham Community College.
Galloway of Reidsville was hired as the JobsNOW student-placement coordinator. She will promote the program, advise its students and work with businesses to find job opportunities for its graduates.
Galloway, a graduate of RCC, High Point University and N.C. A&T, has a master’s degree in counseling.
Murphy, also of Reidsville, is a full-time math instructor. She previously was an adjunct faculty member. She received her bachelor’s degree in mathematics and her master’s degree in curriculum and instruction from UNCG.
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Two area students were named to the Dean’s List during summer terms at National College in Martinsville, Va. The students earned at least a 3.5 grade point average to be named to the list.
Detra Neal of Eden and Tiffany Hudgins of Danville, Va., were named to the list during the first summer term.
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U.S. Air Force Airman 1st Class Andrew P. Brande is stationed at Dover Air Force Base, Del. He is a financial management comptroller with the 436th Airlift Wing.
Brande graduated from Westover High School in Danville, Va., in 2006. He is the son of Pam Brande of Danville and Mark Brande of Greensboro.
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An Eden company took honors in the N.C. Specialty Food Association contest. The association gave awards in the snack, condiment and packaging categories.
Pumpkin Pie Spice Hot Chocolate Mix of Eden earned second place in the packaging category. The entries were judged on legibility, packaging shape, colors, text, sustainability and shelf differentiation.
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The photography of Steve Hale, Rockingham County’s director of emergency services, is on display this month at the Governmental Center.
The photos are scenes from Hale’s overseas trips. They hang on the second-floor walls of the Governmental Center. Anyone interested in having their work displayed should call Tina Massey at 342-8101.
Contact Jonnelle Davisat 627-4881, Ext. 126, or jonnelle.davis@news-record.com
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