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2008-09 ANNUAL REPORT
FROM THE PRESIDENT
Dear Members and Friends,
T
his is our Annual Report issue, which is always a time for reflection on the past and a
view to the future.
What a difference a year makes. As I wrote this letter a year ago, Lehman Brothers was
collapsing. No one could see the economic shock that hit the world, creating a time that
tested us all—as individuals, as government and corporate entities, and as students of
history. How did we fare?
First, I would like to compliment and thank you the members. You stood by us.
Unlike the experience at many other not-for-profit institutions, your numbers did not
decline and your contributions did not decline. Nearly 4,000 of you are listed later in this issue—representing all 50 states and
15 countries. You showed us that you support our efforts to provide thousands of people from across the world with an educational
experience which brings light on the most important chapter of American history.
Second, our visitation did not decline. We provided a history lesson and a memory for a lifetime to people from all 50 states
and 51 different countries. People who enter our doors are diverse in age, backgrounds, origin, and (especially) knowledge of the
Confederacy. The core of our mission is to provide an educational experience for all of them, and this Annual Report highlights
the many ways that we accomplished this mission. From my many conversations, letters, and e-mails with you members, this
educational experience is why you support us.
Third, a lot of effort on the part of the staff and the Trustees brought the Museum to a new level of excellence. Instead of
retreating, we advanced. We saw record numbers—in programs provided beyond our doors, in the interns who studied inside those
same doors, in the teachers who attended our summer Teachers Institute, in the people who reached us over the internet, in the
images and lessons provided on our website. All are testaments to hard work by us and great acceptance and appreciation by our
audiences.
We do more than wait for people to come to us in Richmond. Take a look at our website, for example, at the programs that we
offer to people who think that it is important to learn more about the Confederacy. Almost 40 programs are listed, up from fewer
than 10 several years ago. In the past couple of years, our staff has made presentations from Kansas City and St. Louis to Minneapolis,
from Providence, to Houston and Austin and Jacksonville.
But I started this letter by saying that the global economy melted down. How has that affected us? It has slowed our expansion
plans significantly. A year ago, we were saying that we thought we could open our first expansion site in Appomattox in the spring
of 2011 and follow that up rather quickly with sites in the Fredericksburg region and Fort Monroe. We will not keep to that schedule.
Large capital contributions come principally from large individual donors and foundations. Both have seen marked declines in
their wealth, and most have pulled in their support for new ventures.
We have made significant progress in our fundraising and tremendous progress in our architectural and exhibit planning, but
we have not reached the financial point yet that would allow us to begin construction in Appomattox. We will report more progress
in the near future. And we are grateful that our long-term plan—doing these projects sequentially rather than all at one time—allows
for us to lengthen or shorten our time lines without jeopardizing the basic strategy.
In the meantime, we are looking forward to the Sesquicentennial commemoration of the Civil War. Here in Richmond, we have
already participated in two large conferences, both hosted by Trustee Ed Ayers, the President of the University of Richmond. And
I hear from many of you that your communities are only now beginning to think about what they can or should do.
We hope that we can help you prepare for the increased national attention that the 150th anniversary will bring. Many of you
will have friends who will say, “Why do you study the Confederacy or the Civil War?” or even “Why do you care?” We hope we
can help you answer those questions with insights provided from your visits, from our website, and from this Magazine. You can help
us in this regard. Send people our way. Tell them about us. Show them the Magazine. We feature education in this issue. You too
can be a part of our educational efforts.
I close the letter with heartfelt thanks to you for supporting us, and I look forward to the next year of being
Your most obedient servant,
S. Waite Rawls III
President & CEO
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Magazine
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COVER: Living history volunteer Jimmy
Lipscomb explains to young visitors the contents
of his knapsack. Photograph courtesy of
Brandon Martin.
RIGHT: Museum Education Specialist Sean
Kane has fastened the tourniquet and prepares
to “amputate” the arm of a teacher in front of
her class. The exercise is part of the Civil War
Medicine program that the Museum’s Education
Department offers to visiting school groups.
Megan Stagg
The educational programs that the Museum
offers to students of all ages are the focus of an
article beginning on page 4.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Letter from the President 2
“What does the Museum do about education?” 4
S. Waite Rawls III, President
Annual Report 10-31
John M. Coski and Tucker H. Hill, Co-Editors
“The Future is Now!” 32
Ann Drury Wellford, Photo Services Manager
2010 Symposium Examines the Coming of the Civil War
Through the Biographies of Four American Presidents 33
Douglas W. Price, Designer
Carter Printing Company, Printer
Shop for the Holidays at The Haversack Store 34
Upcoming Events 40
THE MUSEUM OF THE CONFEDERACY is a private,
non-profit educational institution. The Museum and
White House of the Confederacy are located at
1201 East Clay Street, Richmond, Virginia 23219.
(804) 649-1861. www.moc.org
© Copyright 2009 by The Museum of the Confederacy,
Richmond, Virginia
SSUMMER
PRING 2009
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“W H AT D O E S T H E M U S E U M D O A B O U T E D U C AT I O N ?”
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LEFT: As well as touring the
Museum galleries, school
groups attend programs in
the “Education Headquarters”
room on the Museum’s
lower level.
Kelly Hancock
his deceptively simple question is one
that President and CEO Waite Rawls
hears most often from potential donors and
supporters. The first time he heard it, his
answer logically focused on the Herculean
efforts of his small Education staff to handle
the hoards of school groups that descend on
the Museum every fall and spring. But pondering the question, he quickly realized that
“education” is more than school groups and,
in fact, that nearly everything that the
Museum does is education, properly understood. What the Museum does about
education is what the Museum does year
round. It is the basis of our mission and why
our members support us. Because of this
revelation, Rawls and the editors decided to
devote this Annual Report issue of the
Magazine to the subject. What did we do
with your support this year—and what do
we do every year? We educated.
Apropos of an annual report, let’s review the
Museum’s year as an educational institution.
BY JOHN
M. COSKI, Historian & Director of Library & Research
S UMMER
Brandon Martin
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Three young visitors tour the Museum’s flagship
exhibit, “The Confederate Years.”
he Museum’s fiscal year begins on July 1. The children are out of school, so the
Museum’s Education staff, Kelly Hancock and Sean Kane, can take a well-deserved
break from the busy spring. Well, not really. Late June and now early July is the season
for the annual Teachers Institute, which requires months of advance planning.
Teachers Institutes are educational experiences for a select group of teachers who apply
for the privilege. The Institute affords teachers an opportunity to “re-charge their batteries,”
to immerse themselves in the substance of the subject they love. It also gives them ideas
and materials that they can take back to the classroom and enhance their pedagogy.
Throughout the school year, the Museum educates students directly. The Institute is
one of the ways that Museum education has a “multiplier” effect by reaching those who
educate others.
The July 2008 (14th annual) Institute recognized two important bicentennial birthdays
and was entitled “Davis and Lincoln: Reflections of a Divided Nation.” Sponsored by
the Virginia Foundation for the Humanities and funded as part of the “We the People”
initiative of the National Endowment for the Humanities, the 2008 Institute was able to
bring in such guest speakers as Dr. William J. Cooper, Jr., and Dr. Gerald Prokopowicz,
biographers of Jefferson Davis and Abraham Lincoln, respectively. The program attracted
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Megan Stagg
Museum Historian John Coski was among several staff members to record
segments for an educational television program and DVD created by Blue Ridge
Public Television for the Civil War Sesquicentennial.
Sam Craghead
Visitors Services Supervisor Bryce VanStavern explains about balloon reconnaissance in one of the Museum’s educational vodcasts available on line.
Model builder Ozzie Raines constructed a detailed cutaway model of the ironclad
CSS Richmond for the Museum’s collection, conducting much of his work in
the Museum’s Mary Moody Northen Court as an educational demonstration
for visitors. Two vodcasts available on the Museum’s website document his
research and his construction process.
teachers from six states and also featured lectures and tours by
Museum staff and hands-on exercises using the Museum’s collections—an element that differentiates this from other
teachers’ programs.
When schools are out, the professors can go out and play—in
the archives, that is (well, at least it keeps them off the streets).
The summer and winter breaks are when the Museum’s Eleanor
S. Brockenbrough Library sees many college professors and graduate students working on books and dissertations. There they join
genealogists and amateur historians who make the necessary
appointments to use the Library’s valuable collections of original
manuscripts and records. Our research materials contribute directly
to the most important books published about Confederate and
Civil War history—the books that educate students of all ages,
whether enrolled in schools or learning on their own.
Summer is the high season for visitation at The Museum of the
Confederacy and at many American museums. It is, therefore, the
season when we do the most education. More people view our
exhibits in this travel season than at any other time of the year.
And what else are the exhibits and tours if not education?
The artifacts themselves educate people about what southerners
of the 1860s wore, carried, used, read, wrote, and experienced.
The accompanying text and labels put the artifacts in the wider
context of the Confederacy and the war and stimulate thought
about the complexity of human history.
Beginning on July 1, 2008, we made available to our visitors
for a nominal cost audio wands that offer a guided tour of the
Museum’s venerable flagship exhibit, “The Confederate Years,”
adding to the visitors’ educational experience.
Guided tours are the only way to see the restored White House
of the Confederacy, and those tours are, in effect, our most popular
educational program. As an article in our spring 2008 Magazine
described, White House tours are among the best historic house
tours in the nation. They educate visitors not only about President
Jefferson Davis and his family, the slaves and servants in the White
House, the Confederate government, and the social life of wartime
Richmond, but also about the many original and period furnishings
and decorative arts that they see.
The Museum’s living history program is also in high gear during
the busiest summer weekends. Visitors cluster around a living history
volunteer—or a group of volunteers—loaded for bear with often
extensive collections of reproduction clothing and accoutrements.
Visitor Services Supervisor Bryce VanStavern (who serves as the
Museum’s volunteer coordinator) and other staff members interview
volunteers about their programs to insure that they are accurate and
educational. Many museum visitors learn best from personal communication or from demonstration, and the living history interpreters
provide an effective complement to the exhibits and tours.
In an effort to add a new dimension to the Museum’s exhibits
and to make the collections accessible in a new way to more people
on the World Wide Web, we launched the Wilkinson Vodcast
Series in the late summer of 2008. Scripted, filmed, and produced
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Kelly Hancock
by our own staff, the Wilkinson Series consists of short videos
that provide in-depth looks at specific artifacts or artifact groups.
Available on the Museum’s website at this writing are vodcasts
about Brig. Gen. Turner Ashby; Lt. Col. Heros von Borcke;
southern women’s war work; emancipation and the AfricanAmerican vote after the war; amputations and artificial limbs;
balloon reconnaissance; famous Confederate horses; and a two-part
vodcast documenting Museum volunteer Ozzie Raines’ cut-away
model of the CSS Richmond. The vodcasts are effective teaching
tools for the video generation and are also intended to promote
visitation to the Museum and research in the collections.
Museum Education Specialist Sean Kane teaches an elementary school class
about soldiers’ uniform and equipage as part of the Museum’s AfricanAmerican Experience program.
programs on such topics as the Common Soldier, the AfricanAmerican Experience, Life on the Home Front, and Civil War
Medicine. The tours and the programs are keyed to SOLs, which
make them attractive to time-constrained teachers—and keeps
Sean’s phone ringing.
In the fall of 2008, Director of Administration, Programs, and
Special Events Linda Lipscomb was busy coordinating programs for
students at the other end of the demographic spectrum. Following up
the success of a series of one-day Elderhostel programs, “Confederate
Citizens: A Civilian Look at the Civil War,” that she planned
through the national Elderhostel office (see the spring 2008
Magazine), Linda arranged for Museum staff members to conduct
classes at the Chesterfield Life Long Learning Institute.
So popular did those classes prove that the Institute scheduled a
separate “Museum of the Confederacy Series,” which included such
offerings as “To Take Tea,” “Jefferson Davis before the Civil War,”
“First Ladies of the Civil War,” “The Battle of the Wilderness,”
“Civil War Art and Photography,” “Medical Practices of the Civil
War,” “The Development of Ironclad Ships of War and the Battle
of Hampton Roads,” and “Victorian Christmas Traditions.”
Clearly the Museum serves its own educational mission by
cooperating with an organization that describes itself as “a learning
community of peers who are committed to ongoing education and
their own intellectual development.”
The Life Long Learning Institute classes provide the Museum
with educational outreach opportunities—presenting programs to
groups in the wider Richmond community that staff members have
developed for presentation at the Museum. In fact, staff members
routinely present talks to Confederate and Civil War interest groups,
historical societies, and civic organizations around the country. In
2008-2009, our staff educated “students” in such groups in a dozen
states from Texas to Florida to Pennsylvania to Connecticut.
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useum Education Specialist Sean Kane knows when schools
are back in session when his phone begins to ring more
frequently. He is the contact for teachers who want to arrange
field trips for their classes. Museum education staff conducts
programming for over 5,000 students (in grades 4-12) a year and
are actively involved in the development of classroom materials,
ranging from resource packets to lesson plan units designed to
target specific Virginia Standards of Learning (SOLs).
While a majority of our student visitors are from Virginia
schools, we have annual visits from schools from across the
nation: Arkansas, Texas, Illinois, Arizona, California, and other
states, and a growing number of international students from Italy
and France.
The Education staff (Sean Kane and Educational Programs
Coordinator Kelly Hancock, reinforced for larger groups by
Abdur Ali-Haymes and other Visitor Services staff) not only
tour school groups through the galleries and the White House
of the Confederacy, but also offer a variety of hands-on educational
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Sam Craghead
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Collections Manager Cathy Wright talks with Federal reenactors about the
original objects that the Museum brought to the Unison Heritage Days reenactment in Middleburg, Virginia. The Central Virginia Civil War Collectors
Association donated the funds for the custom-made traveling display case.
Megan Stagg
Bringing outstanding lecturers to Richmond is a major part of
our educational mission. Since 1998, the Museum has ushered in
the autumn with the Elizabeth Roller Bottimore Lecture. Made
possible by an endowment from the Roller Bottimore Foundation,
the lecture, since its inception, has been cosponsored with and
hosted by the University of Richmond’s Department of History. It is
one of several long-standing partnerships that the Museum has
enjoyed with other educational institutions.
The Bottimore Lecture has established a reputation as a forum for
cutting-edge scholarship about the Confederacy and the Civil War
and for discussing difficult issues from multiple perspectives. Such
award-winning authors as Drew Gilpin Faust, George Rable, David
Blight, and Bruce Levine have shared their research in progress.
The 2008 (13th annual) program was a panel discussion on “The
Treason Trial of Jefferson Davis” and probed the U.S. Government’s
case against the Confederate president and why it was eventually
quashed. It follows in a tradition of panel discussions that include
“The Battle over the Battlefields” (which was broadcast on C-Span)
and “The Confederacy in the 21st Century.”
For 20 years, Museum staff and members have known to circle
on their calendars the weekend before Thanksgiving as “Relic
Show” weekend. In November 2008, the Central Virginia Civil War
Collectors Association sponsored for the 29th time this signature
event that has also involved and directly benefited The Museum of
the Confederacy (see the summer 2009 Magazine). The CWCCA
not only donated proceeds to the Museum for conservation projects,
but gave the Museum several tables to display a few artifacts,
offer educational programs, and introduce Show attendees to
the Museum.
Just in time for the 2008 Christmas shopping season, the
Museum announced the availability of its first custom-produced
compact disc, “The Sound of the Original Rebel Yell Lives!” Thanks
to the survival of a recording of two Confederate veterans individually giving authentic “rebel yell” and to miracles of digital
reproduction, the CD allows the listener to experience the sound
of an entire army giving the famous yell.
The “Rebel Yell” CD is an enormously successful example of
museum product development on every level. Not only did it prove
to be The Haversack Store’s best-selling item for 2008-2009, but
it has educated thousands of people about a legendary piece of
Confederate history and influenced the interpretations of living
historians and reenactors.
A living history interpreter brought the “Between the Battles” exhibit to life
for visitors to the Museum’s annual Court End Christmas open house.
House and participate in children’s programs than on any
other day.
In addition to the open house, the Christmas season also
brings more intimate educational programs that have explored
the traditions of “Christmas in the Confederacy” and more
specifically “Christmas with the Davis Family.” As with most of
the Museum’s educational programs, these allow participants to
enjoy up-close and personal exposure to artifacts and documents
from the collections.
The dead of winter is traditionally the slowest season for
museum visitation and often a dead time on public program calendars. For that very reason, we have learned, our members and
patrons are receptive to programs offered in the winter months.
This was particularly evident with the wild success of “The
Civil War in 3-D,” offered on January 22, 2009. More than 80
people crowded the Moody Court to don funky 3-D glasses and
see images of 1865 Richmond as they were meant to be seen.
Visitors to the Museum on February weekends would hardly
guess that winter is a slow season. For the last several years, the
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Sam Craghead
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or more than two decades, the unofficial beginning of our
Christmas holiday season and winter has been the “Court End
Christmas” open house. Held in conjunction with the Valentine
Richmond History Center, the John Marshall House, and other
historical organizations in Richmond’s Court End neighborhood,
the open house is a gift to the community. It is typically the day
on which more people tour the exhibits and the restored White
More than 80 people packed into the Museum’s Mary Moody Northen Court
for the “Civil War in 3-D” program in January.
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Museum’s Education staff has worked with the local Girl Scout
council to plan Girl Scout Badge days. Junior Girl Scouts gather
on the weekend for a day of hands-on educational activities that
help them fulfill the requirements for their Folk Arts or Local
Lore badges.
On another February 2009 weekend, visitors to the Museum saw
more than a few brawny men in buzz-cuts conferring earnestly with
each other in the lobby. Major Greg Thiele of the U.S. Marine
Corps attended one of the Museum’s Kriegsspiel (war game) public
programs and requested that Director of Collections and Senior
Curator Robert Hancock hold a session as a training exercise for
other Marine officers. For eight hours, 20 Marines, including colonels
and majors re-fought the Second Manassas Campaign, hampered
by the same “fog of war” that bedeviled Generals Lee and Pope.
occurs on a Saturday close to Presidents Day in late February—
uses a format that allows investigation of themes of historical
significance through lectures and an often lively panel discussion
that are as educational as they are entertaining. This year’s topic,
playfully entitled “Generals Behaving Badly,” explored the serious
subject of “character and command” and offered compelling
presentations by historians Hunter Lesser, Robert K. Krick, John
Quarstein, and Ed Bearss.
The all-day symposium is the latest incarnation of a late-winter,
early-spring lecture series that dates back 30 years. The “Evening
Series Lectures” began in 1979; since 1998 the series and the
symposium have been cosponsored with and hosted by our Court
End neighbor, The Library of Virginia.
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U.S. Marine Corps officers representing the high commands of the Federal and
Confederate armies deliberate their next moves as Senior Curator Robert Hancock
(standing between tables with his back to the camera) moderates the action.
So successful did the organizers deem this exercise that they
arranged for a second one to be held in July 2009. Although a
different group of officers participated, Robert created another
scenario: the 1862 Kentucky Campaign. Marine Corps University
is now adding the training program to its regular curriculum
for officers.
February means Valentine’s Day, and the Museum has used
the occasion to educate people about love in the time of war.
The Museum’s collections are rich in wartime love letters and
valentines and home-made items of affection, which have been
featured in exhibits and publications. Those collections also provide the centerpiece for the popular program, “Hearts at War.”
Participants learn about the history of St. Valentine’s Day and
home-made and commercially-produced Valentines.
Anticipating the creation of the Museum’s new system site,
“Hearts at War” was the first of several planned programs to be
held in Appomattox.
The annual misnamed “Spring Symposium”—which actually
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he change of every season finds the editors of this Magazine
busily preparing the next quarterly issue. Publications have
been part of the Museum’s educational mission since 1896. The
Magazine perpetuates and expands upon a Newsletter initiated in
1963. As its budget allows, the Museum also publishes catalogues
of exhibitions or specific collections.
“Access to the collections” is the mantra of the Museum’s publications program. Museum visitors read didactic text and labels
while walking through three levels of galleries, and all but the
most avid visitors can only absorb so much before fatigue sets in.
The Magazine offers members an opportunity to study and learn
more about artifacts and collections from the comfort of their own
easy chairs. The articles with their full color photographs provide
in-depth information about artifacts, their history, context, the
people who owned or used them, and about the Museum’s efforts
to preserve and conserve them.
Vickie Yates
Megan Stagg
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The inaugural “Stride through Time” 10k history walk on May 30 passed by the
White House of the Confederacy, where living history volunteers of the 21st Virginia
Infantry talked (and posed) with walkers.
STUDENT INTERNS
Summer 2008 through Summer 2009
Trent Armitage
Ariel Brown
Christiana Rose Caro
Joseph Farrell
Eric Fehr
Elizabeth Blair Garka
Brittany Goodwyn
Tom Hardy
Alison Johnson
Robin Keator
Allison Lehman
Luke McDonald
Kendra Mulleins
Elizabeth Pendley
Allyson Raines
Elyssa Reid
Eric Richardson
Nathan Ryalls
Josh Shelton
Mary Mason Williams
Clyde Wilson, Sr.
Longwood University
North Carolina Central University
University of Arizona
Virginia Commonwealth University
Longwood University
James Madison University
Longwood University
Longwood University
University of Mary Washington
Virginia Commonwealth University
George Washington University
The King’s College
Longwood University
Virginia Commonwealth University
Virginia Tech
St. John’s College
North Carolina Central University
Hampden-Sydney University
Hampden-Sydney University
Boston University
North Carolina Central University
Early June finds the Museum feting the recipients of its annual
literary awards. The Jefferson Davis and Founders Awards are
among the oldest and most prestigious recognition of scholarship
about the Confederacy and the Civil War. Decided by panels of
leading historians, the awards are the capstone of the Museum’s
involvement with scholarship. The relationship begins with
assisting research in the Brockenbrough Library and continues in
the form of lectures and other programs.
June 30 marks the end of the Museum’s fiscal year, and June
30, 2009, the end of the period covered in this annual report.
That day found the Museum’s Education staff preparing to
welcome a record number of participants in its 15th annual
Teachers Institute….
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North Carolina Central University library student interns
(L-R) Ariel Brown, Eric Richardson, Dr. Rhonda Jones
(NCCU professor), and Clyde Wilson, Sr., are working
to improve the cataloging of the Museum’s Jefferson
Davis Family Collection.
Teresa Roane
The coming of spring weather makes possible some of the
regular outdoor programs that are part of the Museum’s event
calendar. The popular “Jefferson Davis’ Richmond” walking tour
resumes in March after a four-month hiatus. Dean Knight, the
tour’s creator, teaches participants about the “Court End” neighborhood and nearby Capitol Square as they appeared in the 1860s.
Spring also means Mothers Day, which provides the occasion
for one of the most popular new programs, “To Take Tea.” Library
Manager Teresa Roane teaches about the customs and traditions
of tea in the Victorian era. Participants also get a close-up look
at examples from the Museum’s collections of tea pots and cups,
tour the parlors of the restored Confederate White House, and
complete their visit with tea and light refreshments.
The tea program attracted the attention of a Richmond area
coffee house, which recruited Teresa and Development Director
Diane Willard and Development Associate Emily Souder to
offer an educational program for mothers and daughters.
The return of warmer weather finds the Education staff figuratively strapping on their battle armor. It is high season for school
field trips. Other Museum staff and visitors weave their way
through clumps of students consulting over gallery search games
or dodge guided school tours in the exhibit galleries. The School
Group Season peaks in May and extends well into June.
The rhythm of the school year calendar determines not only
who is in the Museum’s galleries, but also who is in the Museum’s
offices. The first of May finds the staff bidding an affectionate
farewell to the latest class of “school year” interns and preparing
to welcome the summer interns.
Undergraduate and graduate student interns are an invaluable
source of support staff for The Museum of the Confederacy.
Most of the interns are from local colleges and universities and
earn college credit for working as many as 150 hours during a
semester. Others come from farther a field (the summer 2009
class included interns from schools in Maryland, North
Carolina, Ohio, and Arizona) and work essentially as volunteers.
Internships provide important practical training for students
interested in working in the museum profession. Over the
decades, a very high percentage of our professional staff began
their careers as interns, often at the Museum.
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A NNUAL R EPORT F ISCAL Y EAR 2008-2009
Dear Investor,
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REVENUES $2,754,748
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B
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C
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Door Fees - 14%
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Haversack - 3%
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Memberships & Donations - 29%
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Restricted Donations - 5%
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Campaign Donations - 42%
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Programs & Miscellaneous - 7%
his letter is our customary report to you as the “investors” in the Museum, in
which we focus on the financial health of your institution, accompanying selected
information from the annual financial statements and list of donors.
In the fiscal year 2009, revenues of $2,754,748 exceeded expenses of $2,419,173,
producing a net surplus of $335,575 and a net surplus of $246,422. While this is our
third straight year of net surpluses, it is a surplus that needs further explanation
(below).
Let’s look first at the revenues. In a year in which the economy tanked and many
museums saw significant declines in attendance, membership, and donations, the
Confederate Memorial Literary Society was almost flat year over the year; you are to be
congratulated on this major accomplishment. Door fees were flat, as a modest price
increase offset a small decline in visitation. Haversack sales (net of cost of goods sold)
were also flat, with an increase in internet sales offsetting lower purchases on site.
Membership dues and annual fund contributions declined year over year, due entirely
to the timing of two large gifts. Adjusting for those gifts, membership and annual fund
donations were also close to flat.
Given the state of the economy, we are thankful for our flat revenue performance in
most operating categories.
There were two revenue areas, however, that were not flat. On the negative side,
last year, 17 percent of our revenues ($380,000) came from state support; but this year
state support was zero because of the significant state budget deficits. On the positive
side, the quiet phase of the capital campaign to support the expansion to Appomattox
yielded significant results, despite the economy, with written pledges of more than $1
million being committed, and indications of intentions to give exceeding that number.
To understand the financial statements, it is helpful to understand the required
accounting treatment under which the CMLS operates. Many of our gifts have come in
the form of pledges payable over a five-year period. We are required to record the entire
pledge as revenue if the pledge is written, and we create a pledge receivable asset category
for the entire amount (less a discount factor for multi-year pledges). Cash payments will
reduce the pledge receivable amount, but the revenue has already been recognized. We
cannot recognize any oral pledge as revenue, as this is considered an intention to give,
not a commitment to give. Revenue from oral pledges is recognized only when the cash
is received. As a result, you will note that there is an increase in the assets—both current
and non-current—that represents the $700,000 in unpaid written pledges for the
capital campaign.
On the expense side, we have continued to run a very tight ship. Customary operating
expenses for all areas except the expansion increased only $4,500 year over year. No
raises, no headcount increases, minimal travel and reduced advertising—all have been
a way of life for museum employees. The increase in expenses has come almost completely
from the strategic expansion planning and its associated fundraising costs, which
totaled $277,000 for the year.
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F
We have reported earlier about the excitement of this planning—to bring far more
artifacts in front of far more people, using far better technology to aid in their education
and understanding. But we have adopted a couple of important rules: The contributions
received for the expansion should not support the day-to-day operations of the museum;
EXPENSES $2,419,173
and the expenses of the expansion must be supported by donations directed to that effort.
J
A
I
Let’s now go back to that net surplus of $246,422. It does not represent a cash surplus
because
of the accounting for pledges. On a cash basis, we operated at a deficit of
H
approximately $200,000 and ended the year with a small draw of $49,927 from our
B
bank line of credit.
The statement of financial position was slightly worse year over year. As noted
above, we have a small amount of debt, and our investments declined from $2,715,744
to $2,336,404. This 14 percent decline could have been far greater if we had not taken
C
steps several years ago to be primarily invested in the most conservative area of the
markets—short-term bonds. Our current “spending policy” is to appropriate and spend
D
only the dividends and interest from our investments, and the lower interest rates in
bonds produced a smaller amount of interest this year (only $69,000, down from
E
$93,000 last year).
We would note that we have very conservative budgeting and investment policies.
Our Board of Trustees carefully oversees the financial reporting and monitors financial
A Depreciation - 7%
performance. We held two special board meetings during the year to consider the impact
B Administration & Misc. - 18%
from the state of the economy. Lang Gibson, as the Chair of the Finance Committee,
and Shep Parsons, as the Chair of the Audit Committee, have worked closely with the
C Collections Support - 7%
staff and our external auditors in adopting best practices, ensuring compliance with
D Membership & Development - 7%
guidelines and promoting transparency in financial reporting.
E Facilities & Visitor Services - 26%
Our goals for the coming year include:
1. Maintain the high quality of the finest museum devoted to the Confederacy.
F Research Center & Publications - 9%
2. Raise funds necessary for Museum operations.
G Marketing & Public Relations - 8%
3. Provide the financial support for the system development.
4. Grow our endowments.
H Strategic Expansion Expenses - 12%
5. Complete our strategic plan for the Sesquicentennial and beyond.
I Investment Losses - 4%
We note with utmost appreciation the service of Carlton P. Moffatt, Jr., who has
J Normal Restricted Expenses - 2%
chaired our Board of Trustees for the last four years. His intense interest and attention
to details, his love of the White House, and his devotion to our mission have all helped
to produce a remarkable turn around in our operations and planning during his tenure.
We are all in his debt.
Finally, we thank the Board Committees and their leaders for their hard work and
strong support throughout the year.
Sincerely,
Rosewell Page, III
Chairman, Board of Trustees
S. Waite Rawls III
President & Chief Executive Officer
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Financial Statements
CONFEDERATE MEMORIAL LITERARY SOCIETY
Selected information from financial statements for fiscal years
ended June 30, 2009 and June 30, 2008.
STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITIES
STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION
FY09
FY08
Operating Revenues, Gains
and Other Support
FY09
FY08
$642,928
$440,150
Property and Equipment
$1,537,101
$1,471,300
Investments
$2,336,404
$2,715,744
$523,394
$77,702
TOTAL ASSETS
$5,039,827
$4,704,896
$313,753
$225,244
Currents Assets
$2,754,748
$2,207,560
$1,506,694
$1,393,786
$912,694
$820,651
Operating Expenses:
Programs
Supporting Activities
Other Noncurrent Assets
TOTAL EXPENSES
$2,419,173
$2,214,437
Operating Surplus <Deficit>
$335,575
<$6,877>
Current Liabilities
Investment Return
<$89,153>
$90,889
Net Assets
$4,726,074
$4,479,652
CHANGE IN NET ASSETS
$246,422
$84,012
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND
NET ASSETS
$5,039,827
$4,704,896
Audited financial statements, including notes to the financial statements, are available upon request.
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A N N U A L R E P O RT F I S C A L Y E A R 2 0 0 8 - 2 0 0 9
Roll of Honour
T
he Museum of the Confederacy’s Roll of Honour pays tribute
to the extraordinary generosity of its donors who have contributed at least $1,896 (a figure commemorating the year the
Museum opened) to Membership, Annual Fund, the Flag
Conservation Program, White House Conservation Program,
and other special fundraising projects.
The name “Roll of Honour” pays homage to an ambitious
project undertaken by the Museum’s founders late in the 19th
century. The ladies of the Confederate Memorial Literary Society
sent out blank forms to veteran’s camps and United Daughters
of the Confederacy chapters asking for the biographical information on the brave men who fought for the Confederacy. The ladies’
tireless efforts resulted in more than 50,000 biographical entries
accumulated into 346 volumes that are housed in the Museum’s
Eleanor S. Brockenbrough Library.
THE GENERALS
($25,000+)
THE RELICS COMMITTEE
($10,000-$24,999)
THE WHITE HOUSE SOCIETY
($5,000-$9,999)
THE 1896 SOCIETY
($1,896-$4,999)
Ms. Peri Marek
Rancho Santa Fe, California
58th Virginia Infantry
Hamilton, Virginia
Dr. and Mrs. Edward L. Ayers
Richmond, Virginia
Mr. John A. Augustine III
St. Petersburg, Florida
Mr. and Mrs. Ivor Massey, Jr.
Richmond, Virginia
Mr. Paul Bryant, Jr.
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Mr. and Mrs. J. Stewart
Bryan III
Richmond, Virginia
Mr. André Born
Bad Duben, Germany
Mr. and Mrs. E. Claiborne
Robins, Jr.
Richmond, Virginia
Camp Foundation
Franklin, Virginia
Virginia Tobacco
Indemnification
Commission
Richmond, Virginia
Mr. Donald M. Wilkinson, Jr.
New York, New York
Mrs. Joann Williams
Richmond, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Witt III
Richmond, Virginia
Garland and Agnes T. Gray
Foundation
Richmond, Virginia
Mr. Forrest S. Holmes, Jr.
Hyattsville, Maryland
The Coffman Foundation
Kildeer, Illinois
Dr. Bryan R. Due
Shamong, New Jersey
Elis Olsson Memorial
Foundation
West Point, Virginia
Lee-Jackson Educational
Foundation
Charlottesville, Virginia
Mr. Langhorne Gibson, Jr.
Richmond, Virginia
Mrs. Marilyn S. Moll
Alexandria, Virginia
Mr. S. Waite Rawls III
Richmond, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Rosewell Page III
Richmond, Virginia
Mr. Patrick W. Reardon
London, England
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew G.
Thompson, Jr.
Richmond, Virginia
Society of the Order of the
Southern Cross
Overton, Texas
Mr. and Mrs. L. Dudley Walker
Martinsville, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon W.
Wallace
Richmond, Virginia
Mrs. Mildred M. Wiggins
Richmond, Virginia
Central Virginia Civil War
Collectors Association
Richmond, Virginia
Chesapeake Corporation
Foundation
Richmond, Virginia
Christian & Barton,
Attorneys at Law
Richmond, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton P.
Moffatt, Jr.
Richmond, Virginia
Mr. Ralph Panaro
Newport, New Jersey
R. H. and Lindsey H. Pate
Richmond, Virginia
Mr. Robert S. Perkin
Darien, Connecticut
Mrs. Chiswell D. L. Perkins
Richmond, Virginia
Mr. Anthony F. Radd
Virginia Beach, Virginia
Mr. Benjamin W. Rawles III
Richmond, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Ben J.
Davenport Jr.
Chatham, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Rice
Hong Kong, China
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory F. Force
Spartanburg, South Carolina
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Shelton
Clayton, North Carolina
George F. and Virginia B.
Markham Foundation
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Mrs. Elizabeth Wilkins Talley
Richmond, Virginia
Mr. Garland Gray II
Waverly, Virginia
The Hillcrest Foundation
The Woodlands, Texas
J. L. Camp Foundation
Virginia Beach, Virginia
Textron Charitable Trust
Princeton, New Jersey
Mr. Neil Thomas
Mount Laurel Valley, New Jersey
Mr. Steve Toler
Richmond, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lee
Prince George, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. James R.
Wilkins, Jr.
Winchester, Virginia
Mr. William D. Melton
Evergreen, Alabama
Mr. Clifford M. Yonce
Greenwich, Connecticut
Mr. W. L. Miller
Jasper, Georgia
Lt. Col. John P. Zebelean III
Catonsville, Maryland
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Upgraded Memberships
T
he Museum of the Confederacy would like to recognize
the following members who have increased their level
of membership to Sustaining or higher since the last publication. We are grateful for their generous support.
58th Virginia Infantry
Hamilton, Virginia
Mr. Parker C. Agelasto
Richmond, Virginia
Dr. Barton C. Allen
Dallas, Texas
Cdr. and Mrs. David C.
Ascher
Smithfield, Virginia
Mr. John A. Augustine
St. Petersburg, Florida
Professor and Mrs. Ian
Beckett
United Kingdom
Dr. James D. Bernard
St. Augustine, Florida
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Boardman
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
Rev. Frederic L. Breeden
Providence Forge, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Reed B. Brown
Gainesville, Florida
Mr. Donald R. Busch
Jackson, Mississippi
Mr. and Mrs. Jelks H.
Cabaniss
Alexandria, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J.
Calvert
Atlanta, Georgia
Col. and Mrs. J. A. Barton
Campbell
Richmond, Virginia
Mr. David Carlson
Atlanta, Georgia
Dr. and Mrs. Frank R.
Cerniglia
Richmond, Virginia
Mr. Edwin P. Conquest
Washington, DC
Mr. Bernard J. Coski
Virginia Beach, Virginia
Mr. Robert L. Croye
Columbus, Ohio
Mr. Simon J. Daniels
United Kingdom
Mr. Hubert J. Deaton
Great Falls, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. David Dignan
Washington, DC
Mr. and Mrs. John Edsall
Alexandria, Virginia
Mr. Lloyd Elder
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
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Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Elms
Ontario, Canada
Mrs. Anne M. Grigg
Richmond, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Edward C.
Engle
Gloucester, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. John N.
Hackney
Wilson, North Carolina
Mr. Robert L. Estep
Dallas, Texas
Mr. Stuart E. Hallett
Newport News, Virginia
Ms. Marice Finch
Richmond, Virginia
Dr. J. Daniel Hanks, Jr.
Rome, Georgia
Dr. Tommy Foster
Providence, North Carolina
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B.
Hogan
Springfield, Virginia
Dr. Parham R. Fox
Lynchburg, Virginia
Gregory and Sandra Frizzell
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Mr. John Q. Gant
Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Miss Elizabeth G. Hoskins
Lynchburg, Virginia
Lt. Col. & Mrs. Arthur E.
House
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
Rev. & Mrs. Ernest B.
Johnson
West Gardiner, Maine
Ret. Col. and Mrs. Frederick
E. Johnston
Lansdowne, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L.
Kammeter
Glen Allen, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. John K. Kane, III
Yorktown, Virginia
Mr. Michael Kea
Houston, Texas
Mr. Robert Keefer
Harrisonburg, Virginia
Mr. Charles J. Kershaw, Jr.
Merrimack, New Hampshire
Miss Ann R. King
Birmingham, Alabama
Mr. Donald R. Gardner
Chester, Virginia
Mrs. Judy Hunt and Mr.
Raymond Puckett
Napa, California
Dr. and Mrs. John B. Garrett
Gastonia, North Carolina
Mr. and Mrs. Marwan Jabbour
Centreville, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. James Gayfield
Hayes, Virginia
Mr. Eric Jarvis
Ontario, Canada
Mr. & Mrs. Cyrus W. Grandy
Norfolk, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Clint Johnson
Jefferson, North Carolina
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Lavine
Crystal Lake, Illinois
Mr. Roy C. Green
Birmingham, Alabama
Mr. David C. Johnson
Richmond, Virginia
Mr. Keith S. Law
Dallas, Texas
Mr. Stephen C. King
Claremont, New Hampshire
Mr. Dennis Kinsey
Whitney, Texas
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Upgraded Memberships
Mr.& Mrs. Carey O. Leverett
Hagerstown, Maryland
Mr. Don Perry
Philadelphia, Mississippi
Mr. and Mrs. Dan E. Rathert
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
Mr. and Mrs. David M. Scott
Altoona, Pennsylvania
Mr. Charles Taylor
Woodbridge, Virginia
Ms. Peri Marek
Rancho Santa Fe, California
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Peterson
Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Renn
Edinboro, Pennsylvania
Mr. and Mrs. James R.
Segraves
Rome, Georgia
Mr. James B. Taylor
Santa Fe, New Mexico
Mr. M.J. Martinex
Lee’s Summit, MO
Mr. J. Troy Massey
Harrison, Arkansas
Rev. Michael d. McCarron
Chesapeake, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. William L.
McLelland
Reno, Nevada
Mr. Matthew Miller
Cambridge, New York
Col. and Mrs. Lynn B. Moore
Fairfax, Virginia
Mr. Johnson C. Moss, Jr.
Richmond, Virginia
Mr. Ralph Panaro
Newport, New Jersey
Mr. William P. Pannill
Houston, Texas
Ms. M. Linda Parker
Gadsden, Alabama
Mr. & Mrs. David P. Penhallow
Richmond, Virginia
Mr. Nicholas P. Picerno
Bridgewater, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S.
Reynolds
Maplewood, New Jersey
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Sellers
Burlington, North Carolina
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Points
Springfield, Virginia
Mr. James E. Rich
Middleburg, Virginia
Mr. Stephen A. Shakoian
Schoharie, New York
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F.
Pousardien
Harrodsburg, Kentucky
Mr. Ben Ritter
Winchester, Virginia
Mr. Joseph E. Sherman
Mauldin, South Carolina
Ms. Roberta Rivers
Richmond, Virginia
Mr. L. E. Sklar
Natchitoches, Louisiana
Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Rogers
North Garden, Virginia
Mr. John Smoley
Corona, California
Ms. Shirley J. Sachsen
Alameda, California
Mr. and Mrs. David A.
Southworth
Montpelier, Virginia
Mr. Keith Price
Culpeper, Virginia
Mr. Marvin Privette
Florence, South Carolina
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Puckett
Vacaville, California
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Queen
Chattanooga, Tennessee
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Quinn
Kerrville, Texas
Ms. Rochelle R. Ramga
Auburn, Alabama
Mr. Daniel W. Randle
Chattanooga, Tennessee
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Saggs
Gold River, California
Ms. Augusta Carr Scarbrough
Ashland City, Tennessee
Mrs. Raymond R. Schnierer
Costa Mesa, California
Dr. Paul M. Schubert
Harriman, Tennessee
Mr. Willi Schumacher
Manassas, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Stall
Boyos, Maryland
Dr. Emory M. Thomas
Athens, Georgia
Dr. and Mrs. E. R. Trice
Richmond, Virginia
Mr. Claude L. Turner
Mechanicsville, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. William Ward
Midlothian, Virginia
Mr. William T. Warthen
Ashburn, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Werner
Ronkonkoma, New York
Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. White
Nashville, Tennessee
Mr. Robert White
Arlington, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Robert T.
Strickland
Lexington, South Carolina
Mrs. James Wiltshire
Richmond, Virginia
Miss Louise R. Sultana
Mespeth, New York
Mr. Van Woltz
Greensboro, North Carolina
Mr. Frank Talbott
Richmond, Virginia
Mr. Thomas L. Wood
Gordon, Georgia
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Museum Stewards
T
he Museum of the Confederacy gratefully acknowledges the
generosity of the following individuals, corporations, organizations and foundations that sponsored the Museum with a
minimum gift of $30 to Membership, Annual Fund, the Flag
Conservation Program, White House of the Confederacy
ALABAMA
Patron
($500-$1895)
Mr. James A. Edwards
Mrs. Allen D. Rushton
Mr. Henry Simpson
Sustaining
($100-$499)
Mrs. John A. Bostwick, Jr.
Mr. Edwin Farrar Camp
Mr. Roy C. Green
Mr. Alvin L. Hammers
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Jones
Mr. Kevin Killingsworth
Miss Ann Robinson King
Ms. Julia Oliver
Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Parham II
Ms. M. Linda Parker
Mr. Sam D. Puckett
Mr. Richard Rhone
Mr. Albert F. Simpson
Mr. Terry James Smith
General
($30-$99)
The Honorable W. Mark
Anderson III
Mr. Danny L. Anglin
Dr. James H. Armstrong
Mr. Arthur W. Arnold
Dr. Charles E. Baker
Mr. Gordon L. Blair
Mrs. Carolyn Farrior Boone
Mr. James F. Carroll
Mr. Gordon Carter
Dr. and Mrs. Norman R. Dasinger, Sr.
Mr. Norman Dasinger, Jr.
Ebsco Industries, Inc.
Col. Albert Joseph Fitzgerald
Dr. and Mrs. Claude Mack Hobbs
Mrs. JoAnn R. Kenimer
Mr. Otis MacMahon
Mr. Marshall Mallory
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton L. Mann
Col. George R. McCurdy, III
Dr. G. O. McGinnis
Mr. and Mrs. Alex W. Newton
Mr. Billy G. Nowlin
Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Poerschke
Mr. Allen Potts
Mr. and Mrs. David Pruitt
Ms. Rochelle R. Ramga
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Simmons
Mr. James Simms
Mrs. Martha Smith
Mr. F. Gordon Steward
Mr. Ozie Wayne Thomas, II
Mr. Ronald L. Traylor
Mr. Henry Turner
Mr. George M. Van Tassel, Jr.
Mr. Nicholas A. Vrakelos
LTC Jonathan White
Mr. James C. Woeber
Conservation Program, or other special fundraising projects
during the July 1, 2008 - June 30, 2009 fiscal year. Stewardship
is essential to the continued growth and vitality of the Museum.
The Museum of the Confederacy is fortunate to have loyal
supporters in all 50 states and 15 countries.
CALIFORNIA
Patron
($500-$1895)
Miss T. A. Concho Hill
Ms. June E. Palmer
ALASKA
Sustaining
($100-$499)
Mr. Dennis Walle
ARIZONA
Sustaining
($100-$499)
Mr. Michael M. Agnew
Mr. Daniel S. Bracken
Mr. John R. Geyer
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney L. Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Selden G. Kent
Mr. Henry Potosky
Mr. Richard Stanford
General
($30-$99)
John R. Baylor Chapter # 2298, UDC
Dr. Michael Bonner
Mr. Rodney E. Collins
Mr. Charles Escoffier
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Gary
Mr. William A. Longacre
Mr. John R. Macy
Mr. John W. Richards
Mr. Troy D. Thompson and Family
ARKANSAS
Sustaining
($100-$499)
Mr. and Mrs. James P. Crouch
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kinslow III
Mr. J. Troy Massey
Ms. Joanne Cullom Moore
Dr. Norman C. Savers, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Griffin Smith
General
($30-$99)
Mr. Sumner Brashears
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Cooper
Dr. Shane Hardin
Mr. and Mrs. Lovell Lee
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Q. Mills
Mr. Kevin Oxford
Mr. Dewey J. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Larry A. Ward
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Weaver
Mr. Sey S. Young
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Sustaining
($100-$499)
John Bell Hood Camp #1208, SCV
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Alvarez
Mr. and Mrs. Cedric Brady
Mr. Mike Breckenridge
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Burrow
Ms. Vanessa Crews
Mr. Kelley R. Davis
Mr. Thomas M. Garrison, Jr.
Dr. Michael F. Graham
Mr. Michael A. Hendrick
Mrs. Judy Hunt and Mr. Raymond
Puckett
Mr. Thomas J. Hutton
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Johnston
Mr. Walter Klohr
Mr. Roger Klohr
Mr. Michael E. Lenhardt
Mr. Dean C. Marshall
Mr. and Mrs. Larry W. Moore
Mr. Rand Nelson
Mr. Ernest L. Powell
Mr. Raymond Puckett
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Rhodes
Mr. Milton E. Ross
Ms. Shirley J. Sachsen
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Saggs
Mr. Sagi Salomon
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond R. Schnierer
Ms. Linda Scurria
Mr. John Smoley
Ms. Barbara Steffensmeier
Col. William E. Steger
Dr. Linda A. Sundquist-Nassie
Dr. Mabry Tyson
General
($30-$99)
Mr. Claude L. Alber
Mr. Michael Fred Allen
Ms. Helen M. Almas
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis C. Bubnar
Mr. John A. Burden
Ms. Shauna Burke
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne A. Buwalda
Mr. Thomas Calderon
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Carino
Mr. Ed Cramlet and Family
Dr. John N. Davis
Mr. and Mrs. H. Gary Dobson
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Draughon
Ms. Beth Elliott
Dr. and Mrs. Gerald B. Farrow
Mr. and Mrs. John Fite
Mr. Dean D. Flippo
Mr. Dale M. Franchak
Mrs. Linda J. Francois
Mr. and Mrs. P. Alan Gambill
Mr. Michael R. Green
Mr. William E. Haley
Mrs. Rukie Harris
Mr. Steven Higdon
Mr. Andrew J. Higgins
Mr. Chuck Hill
Ms. Elaine Hirtle
Mr. Edward C. Hughes III
Ms. Ruby Lee Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. David Jones
Mr. and Mrs. David H. Jones
Cmdr. Victor H. Krulak, Jr.
Mr. Gary Labriola
Mr. Brent Little
Mr. Donald Manns
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Margerum
Ms. Sue P. Mastin and Family
Mr. Charles T. McDermon
Mrs. Kathy Meacham
Reverend Dr. Dennis L. Mikulanis
Mr. Douglas B. Moke
Mr. Randolph L. Myers
Ms. Elizabeth H. O’Keefe
Mr. Louis Olker
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Pickle
Mr. Frank Poetzsch
Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Ramer, Jr.
Mr. Leslie K Revier
Mr. Basil Eric Rhodes
Mr. Bill Rogina
Mr. Mark J. Romeo
Mr. William E. Russell
Mr. Melvin E. Schlotthauer
Mr. Paul E. Schnitzel
Mr. and Mrs. Albert G. Sheeter
Dr. Edwin J. Sims
Mr. Martin T. Slaughter
Mr. Timothy Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Soper
Mr. Wade Hampton Sullivan
Mr. James Taylor
Mr. Daniel T. Tierney
Ms. Janet Whaley
Mr. Kevin Williamson
Mr. and Mrs. Kurt E. Wilson
Mr. Brooke Wissler
Mr. Gary Yee
Mr. Patric Young
Mr. William L. Collins
Dr. Frank E. Deserino
Mr. James Di Zerega
Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Mari
Mr. and Mrs. Larry C. Muse
Mr. Steve Shepard
General
($30-$99)
Mr. Michael Branstiter
Mr. Leo Butler, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Bemis Carlton
Mr. James Di Zerega
Mr. Fred Engelman
Dr. Bruce G. Fineman
Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Gaskill
Mr. Chris Goldsworthy
Mr. Don Hanlon
Mrs. Faith Quinn
Dr. Richard E. Schugar
Mr. Richard W. Shiely
Mr. Ed Stafford
Mr. Bayard K. Sweeney
Dr. E. Reginald Van Driest II
CONNECTICUT
Sustaining
($100-$499)
Dr. David Blight
Mr. E. B. Fargeorge, Jr.
Mr. Joseph M. Hart
Mr. Mark Kiczyinski
Mr. Allen Mardis, Jr.
Capt. Henry E. Marx
Mr. Keith Miller
Mr. Ronald C. Werlich
General
($30-$99)
Mr. John C. Boyer
Ms. Jane Giddens-Jones
Mr. Mark Keigwin
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Kessler
Mr. Philip Krass
Mr. Wayne Limeburner
Mr. Gilbert Lowerre
Mr. Paul J. Martinello
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Matthies
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rhodes
Mr. Steven M. Romano and Family
Mr. and Mrs. David G. Sampson
Mr. Norman Sondheimer
Mr. Brian VanderHeyden
Mr. and Mrs. Brian West
COLORADO
DELAWARE
Sustaining
($100-$499)
Mr. Gilbert W. Carlton
Sustaining
($100-$499)
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Central Delaware Civil War Round
Table
Mrs. Debbie Jones
Mr. Barney L. Lane
Dr. and Mrs. Louis F. Owens, Jr.
Mr. Jeffrey Plummer
Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Rowland
Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Williams
General
($30-$99)
Dr. and Mrs. William Campbell
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Citron
Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Connelly, Sr.
Ms. Jo Ann T. Griffin
Mr. Gilbert Hahn and Ms. Barbara
Benezet
Mr. James Robbins
Mr. Robert W. Ross III
Mr. A. J. Winterbottom
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Sustaining
($100-$499)
Mr. Edwin P. Conquest, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. David Dignan
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Michael J.L.
Greene
Mr. W. E. Senn
Mr. William R. Sullivan
Mr. Noah Andre Trudeau
FLORIDA
Patron
($500-$1895)
Mr. William N. Hardy
Mr. and Mrs. H. Clyde Hobby
Dr. Robert L. McLendon, Jr.
Mr. John G. Simms
Sustaining
($100-$499)
Indian River Camp #47, CSA Inc.
William Henry Harris Camp # 1395,
SCV
Mr. William R. Bender, Jr.
Dr. James D. Bernard
Mr. and Mrs. Reed B. Brown III
Mr. Clay Matthew Bryant
Mr. John Buchanan
Mr. Robert J. Burdge
Mrs. Noble Putnam Calhoun
Mr. Rocco Capabianco
Mr. J. Gray Chandler
Mrs. Phyllis S. Chisholm
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Cook, Jr.
Mr. James R. Cox
Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Davis
Dr. and Mrs. Francis DuCoin
Mr. Kenneth J. Goff
Mr. William D. Hughes
Mr. Barrie Lee Jones
Dr. and Mrs. Giddens King
Mr. and Mrs. Peter I. C. Knowles II
Mr. George Robertson Langford
Mr. Gregory Levins
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCurdy
Mr. Kenneth F. Murrah
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Allen O’Neal
Mr. Jim Parrish
Mr. Douglas C. Petty, Jr.
Mr. Clifford Preston
Mr. A. Chester Skinner, Jr.
Mr. William W. Thompson
Mrs. Nancy E. Webster
Mr. R. V. Whisnand
Mr. Thomas J. Wiswell
General
($30-$99)
Fort Myers Chapter # 2614, UDC
Kirby Smith Chapter # 202, UDC
Tampa Chapter # 113, UDC
Mrs. Mary Allen
Mr. Dennis Andrews
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Arthur
Mrs. Lora Bailey
Mr. Greg Barber
Mr. Ronan Baron
Ms. Debra Barsell
Mr. James L. Bell, Jr.
Mrs. Joan W. Bragg
Ms. Ann B. Brown
Mr. William M. Bunting, Sr.
Mr. Steve M. Canyon
Mrs. Jon E. Chicky
Mr. Joseph P. Collins
Ms. Jane Congdow
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Craig
Mrs. Gail L. Crosby
Mr. John F. Davis
Mr. Stuart Doyle
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Drogo
Mr. James N. Dunlop, Jr.
Mr. Charles R. Dutrow, Jr.
Mr. Jake English
Ms. Ann Fischbeck
Mr. James H. Futch, Jr.
Mr. Jeffrey Gianvito
Mr. Bruce Graetz
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Granger, Sr.
Mr. Don D. Gray
Mr. Dan E. Hackney
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hall
Mr. Robert J. Hanson
Ms. Jo Ann Harbison
Mr. Robert S. Harris
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Harris
Mrs. Frances Hart and Mr. Richard
Hart
Mr. George M. Hayes III
Ms. Ann Hendry
Mr. James D. Henry
Mrs. Jeanne Hobbs
Mr. and Mrs. Evan B. Hume
Mr. Gary W. Hutson
Mr. Donald B. Jones
Mr. A. Francis Jones II
Mr. Rayburn Joyner
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Kabana
Mr. Carroll A. and Mrs. Jane B. Kemp
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kilmark
Mrs. Marilyn V. King
Mr. William W. King, Jr.
Mr. Johnny Lammons
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Langhoff
Ms. Mary Ann Lankford
Mr. Danny Lee
Mr. Richard Lester and Family
Dr. Don F. Likens
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Macomber
Mr. James E. Marshall
Mr. John R. Mason
Mrs. Myrtle Mayne
Col. W. S. McClelland
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Miller
Mrs. Wreatha D. Mills
Dr. Paul W. Miniard
Mr. Craig A. Nelson
Dr. Gary Nurkiewicz
Mrs. Sheri Olcott and Family
Mr. and Mrs. Shawn S. Peacock
Mr. Allen Perkins
Mrs. Martha A. Pfeiffer
Miss Edith E. Pollitz
Mr. Richard Powell
Mr. and Mrs. Larry J. Powell
Mr. William L. Proctor
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis F. Ray
Mr. John Roberts
Ms. Lorraine Roe
Mr. James E. Rowe
Mr. William H. Schreiber
Mr. Donald S. Schultz
Mrs. Elizabeth G. Schulz
Mr. and Mrs. Van C. Seagraves
Ms. Carole Shelton
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Smith
Mr. Jeffrey D. Southmayd
Mr. John Stemple
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Trephan
Mrs. D. Claudette Waddell
Mr. and Mrs. Ian A. Warden
Ms. Shellie Weber
Mrs. Nancy K. Wheaton
Mr. Warren E. Wilcox, Jr.
Ms. Jo Ann Woosley
Mr. Max J. Zurko
GEORGIA
Patron
($500-$1895)
Mr. and Mrs. Joe E. Beverly
Cmdr. and Mrs. John R. Floyd USNR
Dr. and Mrs. J. Daniel Hanks, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. James Holcomb
Mr. James R. Segraves
Mr. H. Penn Templeman, Jr.
Sustaining
($100-$499)
Atlanta Civil War Round Table
W.D. Mitchell Camp #16, SCV
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Aaron
Col. and Mrs. Donald L. Boney
Dr. C. L. Bragg
Mr. Matthew J. Calvert
Mr. David Carlson
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Cartwright
Mr. Hugh C. Conley, Jr.
Mrs. Alice Daily
Mr. and Mrs. Harold T. Daniel, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Dimmock
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Honey, Jr.
Mr. Oren Johnson
Mr. James A. Rooney Kea
Mr. Robert C. King
Mr. Howard R. Knapp
Mr. and Mrs. W. Hampton Morris
Mr. and Mrs. Tony W. Morris
Mr. Lawrence M. Oberdank
Mr. Wayne G. Parish
Mr. Brian P. Roper
Dr. James M. Tallman
Dr. Emory M. Thomas
Mr. Patrick Todd
Mr. Thomas L. Wood
General
($30-$99)
Mr. Joseph R. Adams
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Alderman
Mr. Joel C. Armistead
Mr. Thomas Chip W. Barron
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bivins
Mr. Edward E. Boshears
Mr. Bobby C. Brown
Mr. Lionel H. Brown
Mr. John D. Butler
Rev. Jim Cabaniss
Mr. Stanley Chambers
Mr. David Floyd Chambers, Jr.
Ms. Gwyn Clay Chesnut
Mr. Milton Clarke
Mr. Criton Constantinides
Mr. Reed G. Creaser
Mrs. Amma C. Crum
Mrs. Sue Davidson
Mr. and Mrs. David R. Deets
Mr. Gary Doster
Mr. and Mrs. Joeseph Doyle
Mrs. Frances W. DuBose
Mrs. Homer S. Durden, III
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Elliott
Mr. Benton Evans
Dr. and Mrs. John Fowler
Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Hamaker
Mr. Jeffrey L. Hamilton
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Hand
Mrs. Annette C. Harrell
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hicks
Dr. Arnold M. Huskins
Mrs. Cheryl B. Jones
Mr. Mike Jones
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Kanto
Mr. W. W. Kidd
Mr. James W. Mackie
Mr. C. J. Martin
Mrs. Penny McMillen
Mr. James H. Mealor
Mr. Richard Menard
Mr. and Mrs. Laurence A. Miles
Mr. Craig B. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Gustave P. Morgan III
Mr. John L. Morris
Mr. Rex Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Nixon and
Family
Mr. Clifford E. O’Connor
Ted and Selese Odom
Mr. Deleon N. Ray
Mr. Mike Rickman
Mr. George D. Robbins
Mr. Don Robinson
Mr. Gary Harlan Roseman, Jr.
Mr. Tom E. Sanders and Family
Ms. Eileen Shannon
Mr. George W. Smith, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Stone
Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Strickland
Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Thompson
Mr. Mike Timmerman
Mr. Ross N. Tucker
Ms. Ruth Turk
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ogden Walsh III
Mr. Jacob H. Wamsley, II
HAWAII
General
($30-$99)
Capt. Bernard D. Greeson, USN, (Ret.)
IDAHO
General
($30-$99)
Mr. Dennis L. Hallman
Ms. Sharon Murray
ILLINOIS
Patron
($500-$1895)
Mr. and Mrs. James Gidwitz
Ms. Wilma J. Smelcer
Mr. Michael Wilson
Sustaining
($100-$499)
Mr. James F. Barr
Mr. Richard B. Breckinridge
Dr. Scott Cook
Mr. Clark Fetridge
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Fredrick
Darrell and Marcia Hammond
Mr. Donald Jones
Mr. George J. Kotnour, Jr.
Ms. Virginia Kreger
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lavine
Mr. and Mrs. Spyros P. Lezimis
Mr. Wayne Morrison
Mr. Paul A. Stauffer
Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Stockner
Mr. Paul Thermen
Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Zera
General
($30-$99)
Mr. James Q. Anders
Mr. Harvey Bally
Mr. Richard A. Benson
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Briggs
Mr. Richard L. Calhoun
Mr. Thomas Deimel
Dr. Michael Flom
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Lee Garrett
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Mr. Edward L. Giomi
Mr. Joseph Goddard
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haley
Mr. Charles Hall
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne E. Holous
Dr. John A. Hucker
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Janisch
Mr. Michael J. King
Mr. Peter Kirch
Mr. Donald Kraft
Mr. and Mrs. Ben C. Lance
Mr. Robert E. Leake
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ledvora
Dr. Bruce Levine
Mr. Robert Melick
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Mierzwa
Mr. Thomas P. Mulqueen, III
Mr. Ross A. Neitzel
Mr. Thomas R. and Mrs. Mary K.
Nelson
Mr. Robert F. Paprocki
Mrs. Kathy Pierce
Mr. Samuel Schiera
Dr. Laurence D. Schiller
Mr. and Ms. James E. Schneider
Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Shannon
Mr. Alan Sherrill
Mr. Arthur W. Sprague, Jr.
Dr. Norman S. Stevens
Mr. Scott Storr
Mr. Russell J. Tarvid
Mr. Donald E. Welge
Dr. Robert A. Westefer
Mr. Donald L. Wharton
INDIANA
Patron
($500-$1895)
Dr. James O. Loyd
Sustaining
($100-$499)
Mr. Kenneth W. Bradley
Mr. Gary Girvin
Mr. Todd Layfield
Mr. Charles Pribbernow
General
($30-$99)
Mr. Jon Acton
Mr. Robert A. Brown
Mr. Theodore J. Commons
Mr. Stephen C. Condra
Mr. Phillip W. Cornelius
Mr. Michael DeGruccio
Dr. Gary E. Dolph and Family
Mr. Ed Foltz
Mr. Douglas C. Fraker
Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Franklin
Mr. and Mrs. David Guess
Mr. William H. Hendley
Mrs. Nancy Larsen
Mr. James E. Moyer
LTC John Patrick (Ret.)
Mr. Christopher M. Pich
Mrs. Mary L. Russler
Mr. Jim Schorey
Mr. and Mrs. Benny L. Scott
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shaffner
Mrs. Linda Shriner and Family
Mr. Michael Singer
Mrs. Elizabeth R. Slawson
Dr. Tony L. Trimble
Mr. Raymond L. Wainscott
IOWA
Sustaining
($100-$499)
Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Koch
General
($30-$99)
Ms. Terri Breheny
Ms. Joy I. Bridenstine
Prof. Kathleen E. Diffley
LTC and Mrs. David M. Dryer
Mr. and Mrs. Allan M. Geddes
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Getz
Mr. William C. Lowe
Mr. Tom Lyons
Mr. Fred Madison
Mr. Kenneth C. Ossian
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Roose
Mr. Donald E. Smith
KANSAS
General
($30-$99)
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Atherton
Ms. Mary Lou Conrod
Mr. Craig J. Gockel
Mr. and Mrs. Loren F. Lundy
Mr. James Morgan
Dr. Richard L. Pope
Col. James L. Speicher, USA, (Ret.)
Mr. Matt Stromer
Mr. Edward S. Tremaine
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd L. Wilson III
KENTUCKY
Patron
($500-$1895)
Dr. Scott Caudill
Mr. B. Seward Totty
Sustaining
($100-$499)
Mr. Mark S. Henderson
Mr. David A. High
Mr. Jon C. Lowry
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Pousardien
Mr. James E. Russell, M.D.
Mr. Nicholas X. Simon
Mr. W. Hunt Smock
Mr. William C. Stratton
General
($30-$99)
Mr. Blaine Ayers
Mr. William R. Campbell
Mr. Frank E. Chilton
Mr. James E. Cleveland, III
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Mr. Thomas Keith Cupp
Mr. and Mrs. William Harned
Mr. and Mrs. James S. Hartley
Mr. and Mrs. David R. Hereford
Mr. John W. and Mrs. Connie
Herndon
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kron
Mr. Z. H. Logan
Mr. Christopher Marshall
Mr. Bobby McCoy, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil McCoy
Mr. R. B. McCoy
Mr. Henry D. Mills
Mr. Joe Murphy
Ms. Connie Pfanstiel
Mr. and Mrs. Ray G. Raisor
Dr. Edward Scofield
Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. Walsh
Mr. David H. Ward
Mr. Dean Whitaker, Jr.
LOUISIANA
Patron
($500-$1895)
Dr. William J. Cooper, Jr.
Sustaining
($100-$499)
Mr. Arthur R. Carmody, Jr.
Mr. Peter F. Caviness
Mr. Reinhard Dearing
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis A. DiMarco
Mr. Keith Evans
Mr. Richard S. Griffith
Mr. James Landry
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Morgan III
Mr. L. E. Sklar, Jr.
Mr. William W. Stagg
Mr. Paul A. Strickland
Dr. and Mrs. Wallace K. Tomlinson
General
($30-$99)
Brigadier General J.J. Alfred Mouton
Camp # 778, SCV
Joanna Waddill Chapter # 294, UDC
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde A. Adcock Jr.
Mr. Joe Arnold
Mr. William F. Bologna
Dr. and Mrs. Gaston A. de la
Bretonne, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Gremillion
Mr. Murray B. Hall
Mrs. Katherine P. Hill
Mr. Kenneth Legendre
Mr. Luke L’Heureux
Mr. James G. Marston III
Mr. Keith N. Oldendorf
Mr. Al Pitts
Dr. and Mrs. William L. Pomeroy
Mr. John R. Rarick
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Ware, Jr.
MAINE
Sustaining
($100-$499)
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher D.
Chamberlin
Rev. Ernest Johnson and Mrs. Lori
Horan
Ms. Mary Kuza
General
($30-$99)
Mr. James Blanchard III
Mr. William E. Littlefield
Mr. Wayne K. Morse
Mr. Dayton O. Serber
Mr. Jay Stencil
MARYLAND
Patron
($500-$1895)
Mr. William P. Anderson
Mr. Gary John Smith
Mr. William C. Trimble, Jr.
Sustaining
($100-$499)
4th North Carolina Regiment, C.S.A.
1st Maryland Cavalry Battalion
Battery B
Capt. James I. Waddell, CSN, Camp
#1608, SCV
Maj. Gen. I. R. Trimble Camp
#1836, SCV
Mr. Francis E. Armbruster, Jr.
Mr. and Ms. William T. Atwell
Mr. John T. Barringer, II
Mr. Nathan O. Bishop
Mr. and Mrs. Norman T. Boone
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Broh-Kahn
Ms. Mary H. Claycomb
Ms. Linda Cleveland
Dr. Mary A. De Credico
Dr. David A. Denisch
Mr. Jeffrey C. Dozier
Mr. Jonathan Erwert, USNA
Mr. Don G. Evans
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Ferrell
Mr. Mark Jekel
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Klohr
Mr. Bruce W. Kramer
Mr. Patrick K. Lacefield
Mr. and Mrs. Carey O. Leverett
Mr. O. James Lighthizer
LTC George E. Linthicum III
Mr. Thomas J. Lockhart
Mr. Robert Luddy
Ms. Cynthia K. Mason
Mr. and Mrs. Marcel W. Mayer
Mr. David W. McCardell, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Mislak
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Moore
Mr. James T. Mullin
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd E. Oliver
Mr. James R. Pearson
Lt. Col. Henry W. Persons, Jr.
Ms. Catharine Rhine
Mr. Ronald Rosenfeld
Mr. Alexander Stall
The Stuart-Mosby Historical Society
Mr. Lee Taylor
Mr. Martin Van Horn
Mr. William T. Whiteley IV
Mr. Robert L. Wines
General
($30-$99)
Real Great Granddaughters Club of
Washington, DC
Reverend Father Alister Anderson
Mr. Wayne E. Arvo Jr.
Mr. Harry Aycock
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bankert
Dr. E. Susan Barber
Mr. and Mrs. G. Philip Bisson, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Boland, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Brosk
Mr. Ronald G. Browning
Mr. Robert A. Bruno
Mr. F. William Burke
Mr. Gerard Casale
Mr. Theodore P. Clarke
Ms. Linda Cleveland
Mr. William Cobb
Mr. Reed H. Cole, Sr.
Ms. E. F. Conklin
Mr. Donald F. Corbett
Mr. John F. Dausch
Mr. Joseph Davidson
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Elko
Mr. Thomas Fortney
Mr. H. John Freund
Mr. Louis Fritz and Family
Mr. John H. Frye
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Grant
Mr. Robert E. Greene
Mr. K. L. Grove
Pvt. and Mrs. John B. Gumz
Mr. Stephen S. Hammond
Mr. David P. Harrington
Col. M. Cordell Hart
Mr. and Mrs. Roger S. Hays
Mr. Paul G. Huhn
Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Ingram
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Irving
Dr. Robert C. Jackle
Ms. Marian Jones
Mr. John Kehoe and Ms. Robyn
Graham
Mr. Harry M. Kemstedt
Maj. David J. King, Jr.
Mr. Michael T. Kinsella
Mr. C. Gordon Kirwan Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lane
Mr. David Lang
Mr. Shane Long
Mr. and Mrs. Gary C. Loraditch
Dr. John A. Lowe
Ms. Cecilia Ann Marzulli
Mr. Leroy Mattingly
Mr. and Mrs. William R. McCartin
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. McClung
Ms. Suzanne Meier
Ms. Carol Lee Mutchler
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Myers
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Mr. Robert A. Neville
Ms. Jamie Nublin
Mr. Charles H. Orme
Mr. L. E. Osmansky
Mr. David Osteen
Mr. Olaf P. Pedersen, Jr.
Ms. Jeanne Petersen
Mr. and Mrs. John Pettit
Mr. B. Phelps
Mr. Norman Polovoy
Dr. Michael A. Powell
Ms. Amy L. Reams
Dr. and Mrs. Edmund Remys
Ms. Margaret Richardson
Mr. Harold Robertson
Dr. and Mrs. James E. Rogers
Mr. Raymond M. Rooks
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rosenvold
Mr. Paul Shank
Mr. Thomas Shepke
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Slaughter
Mr. Charles J. Smith, Jr.
Mr. Wayne E. Smith
Mr. Robert B. Stecker and Elizabeth
A. Stuart
Mrs. Suzanne Tallia
Donald Thompson, Cynthia BuckThompson, and Daniel Thompson
Mrs. R. Carmichael Tilghman
Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Todd
Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Tremel, Jr.
Mr. James Warren Wills
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery A. Wingate
Mr. and Mrs. William Wirth
Mrs. Nancy D. Wirth
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence W. Woods
Judge Patrick Lee Woodward
Mr. Roc Worcester
Ms. Susan Youhn
MASSACHUSETTS
Patron
($500-$1895)
Dr. Michael B. Chesson
Sustaining
($100-$499)
Mr. Thomas Di Giuseppe
Mr. John D. Kenneally
Mr. Holt Massey
Mr. Vincent Paul Reed, Jr.
Mr. Richard Schieding
Mr. Tom Sommer
General
($30-$99)
Mr. Paul Ballou
Mr. Howard L. Barnes
Mr. and Mrs. Albert P. Bushey
Mr. Kent S. Clow
Ms. Paula Cunningham
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W.
Hilgendorff-List
Mr. R. Vincent Hutt
Ms. Joan Kaczman
The Kornblum Family
Mr. Donald Lessa
Mr. Richard D. Montminy
Mr. William M. Northrop
Mr. Hugo D. Rockett
Dr. James A. Scott
Ms. Ashley Whitehead
Mr. J. Craig Scherf
Mr. John Sipe
Mr. John C Stockbridge
Mr. Daniel J. Vandeberg
MISSISSIPPI
Mr. Samuel B. Moyle
Mr. Bill Quatman
Mrs. Carol O. Robinson and Family
Mr. William A. Rule
Mr. John D. Schaperkotter
Mr. Timothy P. Zubb
MICHIGAN
Sustaining
($100-$499)
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard L. Bouma
Mr. Elwood R. Collins, D.V.M.
Mr. Robert Gerritsen
Mr. Jim Kapuscinski
Mr. Frederick C. Kuhtz
Mr. Gerald M. Lintemuth
Mr. Neil G. Martin
Mr. Chris P. Nelson
General
($30-$99)
Mr. Paul D. Baumgart
Mr. John Beeler
Mr. David Lee Burris
Mr. Carl B. Copple
Mrs. Joan M. Croy
Mr. John M. Cunningham
Mr. John J. Dietz
Mr. Dave Downing
Honorable S. J. Elden
Mr. Donald R. Garlit
Mr. Michael A. Giandiletti
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Hoexum
Ms. Virginia B. Hutcheson
Mr. and Mrs. Ethan L. Jackson
Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Lysy
Mr. William McDaid
Mr. Tom Nanzig
Mr. and Mrs. Don L. Ring
Mr. Jack Ryan
Ms. Karen L. Schult
Mr. Lawrence A. Serdoner Sr.
Mr. Paul J. Sopko
Mr. and Mrs. Felix St. Louis
Mrs. Clare E. Swisher
Mr. Allan R. Treppa
Ms. Janice Van Lente
Mr. Brad Vincent
Mr. Wayne R. Walts
Mr. Thomas P. White
Mr. C. R. Willie Wurm
Mr. Paul Zurawski
MINNESOTA
Sustaining
($100-$499)
Mr. John M. Bowers
United Way Greater Twin Cities
General
($30-$99)
Mr. Roger C. Black
Mr. Gerald L. Brandt
Miss Sheila C. Gibson
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hagstrom
Mr. David O. Harris
Mr. Joel M. Quie
Patron
($500-$1895)
Mr. Don Perry
Mr. Lee White
Sustaining
($100-$499)
Mr. Donald R. Bush
Mr. Steve DuRocher
Dr. William P. Howard
Mr. Robert S. Murphree
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Taylor
Mr. Gregory A. Ton
Mr. William L. Walters
General
($30-$99)
Dr. and Mrs. A. M. Bailey Jr.
Mr. Joseph H. Baricev
Mr. Joseph Elmore
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Haszowski
Ms. Nelda Jordan
Mr. John Drew Lane
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Miazza
Mr. Holt Montgomery
Mr. and Mrs. Clay L. Pedigo
Mr. Timothy Simmons
Rev. and Mrs. Roger TownsendHartline
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Upton
MISSOURI
Sustaining
($100-$499)
Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Adams
Dr. Ronald Craig
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence L. Limpus
Mr. M. Joe Martinez
Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Price
Mr. William T. Smith
Dr. Jonathan L. Wilson
Mr. Larry Yeatman
General
($30-$99)
Colonel James J. Searcy Camp
#1923, SCV
Miss Belinda Canaday
Mr. Gary Conwell
Mr. and Mrs. S. Tim Cunningham
Mr. Doug Delsemme
Ms. Myra Flint-Smith
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Forsen
Mr. Frank Furman
Mr. Mike Garbus
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Gregg
Mr. Rolland C. Haun
Ms. Sheri Horton
Mr. Joe Martinez
Mr. Bazel Meek
MONTANA
Sustaining
($100-$499)
Mr. Jim Hutcheson
General
($30-$99)
Mr. Michael Ferrara
Mr. James H. Van Denburg
Mr. Steven Verkovic
NEBRASKA
General
($30-$99)
Mr. Todd Freyer
Mr. Milton C. Lastovica
Mr. Roger Wolfe, Jr.
NEVADA
Sustaining
($100-$499)
The Russell & Frieda De Yong
Foundation
Mr. William L. McLelland
Mr. Phillip E. Miller
Mr. Philip J. Ward
Ms. Michelle M. Wiedersatz
General
($30-$99)
Mr. David W. Henson
Mr. Alexey D. Kanwetz
Mrs. Eleanor T. Kolbe
Dr. and Mrs. Roderick D. Sage
Mrs. Marilyn J. Schupp
Mr. John Vasilchin
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Patron
($500-$1895)
The Reverend Warren J. Soule
Sustaining
($100-$499)
Mr. Charles J. Kershaw, Jr.
Mr. Stephen Clark King
General
($30-$99)
Ms. Linda J. Armirotto
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce G. Brown
Mr. J. C. Devine
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Martellucci Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. William Palleschi
Miss Linda J. Sanson
NEW JERSEY
Patron
($500-$1895)
Dr. Rogers M. Fred, III
Sustaining
($100-$499)
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Berlinger
Mr. Douglas E. Brown
Prof. James H. Campbell
Mr. Thomas Dayspring
Mr. Robert E. Dyson
Mr. David G. Evans
Dr. and Mrs. William J. Hartko
Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Holmes
Mr. Bill and Mrs. Marty Hughes
Mr. Joseph W. Mecsics, Jr.
Mr. Herbert L. Nichols
Mr. Scotte Perry
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Reynolds
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Simpson
Mr. John and Mrs. Lucy Tscherne
Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Viswat, Jr.
General
($30-$99)
Isaac W.K. Handy Chapter # 2658,
UDC
Mr. Bob Baly
Mr. Robert Bird
Mr. Louis J. Bishop
Mr. Hugh M. Blair
Mr. Kenneth Bollermann
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Buttacavoli
Mr. Benton B. Camper, Jr.
Mr. Arthur A. Catalan
Mr. and Mrs. David E. Crabtree
Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Devlin
Mr. James P. Donovan
Mrs. Judith K. Dorsa
Mr. John S. Eberhardt
Mr. and Mrs. Dayson Engles
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Fisher
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Flurchick
Dr. Eliot Folickman
Mr. Robert A. Grant
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas C. Haines
Mr. John J.P. Haran
Mr. David A. Hartig
Mr. Chuck Higgins
Mrs. John W. Klie
Mr. Thomas J. Maher
Mr. Robert C. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Moran
Mr. & Mrs. Keith C. O’Neil & Family
Mr. Irving Paris
Mr. Michael Ruane
Mr. David M Ryan
Mr. Richard E. Saul
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Speas
Mr. Julius J. Spohn
Dr. Robert Stevenson
Mrs. Maureen Swiss
Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Tears
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Wentzien
Mr. William H. Whiteman
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NEW MEXICO
Patron
($500-$1895)
Sons of Confederate Veterans of NM
Sustaining
($100-$499)
Mr. Bill Bohnhoff
Mr. James H. Kossow
Mr. James B. Taylor
Dr. and Mrs. Julian E. White, Jr.
General
($30-$99)
Mr. James P. Houghton
Mr. Jon Lehto
Lt. Col. and Mrs. James R. O’Brien
Mr. William Reass
Mr. John C. Wheeler
NEW YORK
Patron
($500-$1895)
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Bohm, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hornburg
Mr. Edwin F. Payne
Miss Louise R. Sultana
Sustaining
($100-$499)
Mary Mildred Sullivan Chapter #
1386, UDC
Capt. George S. Bateman
Civil War Round Table of NY
Ms. Theresa M. Constantine and
Mr. David J. Simmons
Rev. Daniel Degyansky
Mr. Daniel Dolan
Mr. Ronald L. Eakin
Mr. Richard Gonsowski
Craig T. Hammer, P.E., M.P.H.
Mr. Issac W. Hughes
Mr. Theodore J. Israel, Jr.
Ms. Felice Itzkoff
Sergeant J. Joseph Lanigan, M.D.
Mr. Stanley Longo
Mr. John James Margherita
Mr. David P. Mazza
Mr. David McGrane
Mr. Matthew Miller
Mr. H. Nicholas Muller, III
Mr. Dave Robitaille
Mr. Stephen A. Shakoian
Mrs. Myrna L. Sullivan
Mr. Paul Terry and Mrs. Mary Beth
Beidl
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Werner
Ms. Sharon E. Wilson
Mr. William Lee Younger
General
($30-$99)
Dr. Carl Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Rene Balcer
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bateman
Mr. H. Fletcher Bedell
Mr. Benjamin F. Beekman
Mr. Stephen A. Bloch
Mr. Eugene Brunoes
Mr. and Mrs. Grayson Burlingame
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Burns
Mr. Lynden B. Chase
Mr. Myron A. Cohen
Mr. Kevin F. Collins
Mr. Thomas A. Conzo
Ms. Tammy Crosby
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Czepiel
Mr. Alec Daitsman
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben L. Elliott
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Emory, Jr.
Mr. Patrick Falci
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Ferguson
Mr. William F. Finlayson
Mr. Robert E. Furey
Mr. Joel B. Gardner
Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Garthaffner
Mr. Robert J. Golden
Sgt. Dominick Golio, USARNG
(RET)
Dr. Robert Gorin, Jr.
Mr. Brian E. Grant
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Greene
Mr. Charles Grunder
Mr. Peter W. Guglieri
Mr. and Mrs. David Halpern
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Hartigan
Mr. Paul Hernandez
Dr. Robert Jaffee
Mr. Norman Kuchar
Mr. Alan Latham
Ms. Lynn Lowin
Mr. James L. Mack
Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Marotta
Prof. Otto Meier, Jr.
Mr. Mark Mitschow
Mrs. Ann M. Morris
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Narson
Ms. Cathleen Norton
Mr. Carl Olson
Ms. Sara Paulson
Mr. Dan Phelps
Mr. Ray Pickett
Mr. Gordon Porterfield
Mr. Jerrold Poslusny
Reverend Jack W. Reeves
Mr. Bruce A. Regge
Mr. Thomas P. Ronan
Mr. Paul A. Russo
Mr. D. Serrano
Mr. Howard Shapiro
Mr. Mark H. Shaver
Mr. Frank Siegel
Ms. Elizabeth Fontaine Stabler
Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Strelow
Ms. L. D. Tomczak
Mr. Robert P. Walton
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell G. Williams
NORTH CAROLINA
Patron
($500-$1895)
Mr. Edward G. Bailey
Mr. and Mrs. David M. Edwards
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Dr. and Mrs. John B. Garrett, Jr.
Mr. Julius C. Hubbard Jr.
Mr. Clint Johnson
Mr. James A. Mallory
Mr. William G. White, Jr.
Sustaining
($100-$499)
24th Virginia Volunteer Infantry
Regiment Companies A-K
Mr. W. Thad Adams III
Miss Anna Elise Allison
Mr. Charles M. Asbell, Jr.
Mr. Milton H. Askew, Jr.
Mr. Jerry C. Austin
Mr. Larry Bailey
Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Barringer
Mr. and Mrs. A. Sidney Baynes
Mr. Robert B. Bristow, Jr.
Mr. Tom Broadfoot
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Brooks
Mr. J. T. Brown
Mr. John C. Cail
Mr. Tom Callahan
Mr. Gregg Croom
Mr. Mark Davidson
Mrs. Lynda L. DeNijs
Mr. Ken Ellis
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Emerson
Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Faison
Percy A. and Patricia N. Ford
Dr. Tommy Foster
Mr. John Q. Gant
Mr. Mark Gentry
Mr. Robert B. Groves III
Mr. and Mrs. John N. Hackney Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Hardy
Mr. John Knox Hillman, Jr.
Mr. Ray Hodges
Mr. Carlton Howard
Mr. William J. Imhoff
Mr. Ken B. Jarvis
Mr. Jim F. Kirkpatrick
Mr. Nicholas B. Ladd
Mr. Alan W. Lee
Mr. James and Mrs. Linda May
Mr. and Ms. Kenneth W.
McAllister
Mr. Mitchell S. McLean
Mr. John A. Moore
Mr. Lewis T. Nunnelee II
Mr. Patrick B. O’Neal
Mr. William J. Parker, Jr.
Mr. George W. Paynter
Mr. C. Bruce Peacock
Mr. Marcus B. Pearson
Mr. Douglas L. Pegram
Brig. Gen. Gary H. Pendleton
Dr. and Mrs. James B. Powell
Mr. and Mrs. Hamlin T. Raney, Jr.
Dr. Scott Rehm
Dr. Ralph Hardee Rives
Mr. Jerry R. Robbins
Mr. and Mrs. V. Siler Rothrock
Mr. George B. Rush
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Sauve
Dr. Herbert M. Schiller
Mr. and Mrs. Donald K. Scott, Jr.
Mr. Dennis Seiler
Mr. and Mrs. W. David Sellers
Mr. Pat G. Shafer
Mr. Walter L. Shepherd
Mr. Lee W. Sherrill, Jr.
Ms. Tonia J. Smith
Mr. Hal Stirling
Mr. Fred Stone
Mr. Paul Stroud
Mr. Hal Surratt
Miss Renee Thurmond
Mr. and Mrs. Leigh M. Vaughan
Mr. Homer B. Vernon
Mr. John Watson
Mr. Van Woltz Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Womble III
General
($30-$99)
Guilford Chapter # 301, UDC
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Adkins
Mr. Charlie Dunn Alston
Mr. Grant T. Ambrose and Family
Mr. Brian D. Barksdale
Mrs. Ellen R. Bissell
Mr. John Blackwood
Mr. John K. Blue
Dr. and Mrs. John M. Booker
Dr. Henry A. Boyter, Jr.
Mr. Byron E. Brady
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Brady
Mr. D. Craig Braswell
Mr. Charles A. Brintle
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Brooks
Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Broom
Ms. Ariel Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Larry T. Brown
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Brummett
Capt. & Mrs. Walter M. Bullard
USN (Ret.)
Mr. and Mrs. Larry C. Childress
Mr. William S. Clark
Mrs. Joyce S. Cochran and Family
Mr. Christopher R. Cooper
Mr. James W. Corbett, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Edison C. Curtis
Mr. Jerry B Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Davis
Mr. Allen Driver
Mr. William Dubbs
Mr. E. Ray Etheridge
Mr. Michael L. Ferrell
Mr. Bill L. Ford
Mr. Jeffrey Frank
Mr. Ronald Hill Garber
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan W. Gilbert
Lt. Col. and Mrs. Chris Goff
Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Goforth
Mrs. Sandy Gowland
Mr. David Grant
Dr. Joseph C. Greenfield, M.D.
Mr. Jeffrey Griffith
Mr. Lawrence Gulley
Mr. Charles F. Hall Jr.
Mr. Charles Hawks
Mr. Wistar M. Heald, III
Mr. Randy L. Hedrick
Mr. Claud E. and Mrs. Effie M. Hefner
Mr. David R. Henderson CSMC
Mr. Mark Hodroff
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Holmes
Ms. Tammy Hooker
Mr. Rex Hovey
Mr. Byron F. Hovey
Mr. James W. Hunter, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John Huss
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jackson
Mr. Ernest C. Jones Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Rogers Jones, Jr.
Mr. Ed Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Whitmel M. Joyner
Mr. Allan Jung and Ms. Debbie Talbert
Mr. James Kaler Jr.
Dr. Frank Kalinowski and Ms. Judy
Francis
Mr. Jon Kearns
Dr. Rowland R. King
Ms. Carrie Kirkman
Mrs. Jennifer Lane
Mr. William E. Lewallen
Mr. Charles C. Lewis
Mr. Charles T. Long
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Main
Ms. Jacqueline R. Manzi
Mr. Samuel J. Martin
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Maus
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. McRoy
Mr. Otis Mull Meacham
Mr. D. G. Mellen
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Merrell
Mr. Thomas A. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Moore
Ms. Paula Webster Moore
Mr. and Mrs. Philip L. Morris
Mr. Robert Nace
Mr. and Mrs. Alfonso Narvaez
Mr. J. Marshall Neathery
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Norman
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Parks
Mr. and Mrs. David W. Patterson
Mr. Mark R. Patterson
Mr. Ronald Lee Perdue
Mr. Hiram Perkinson, III
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Peterson
Mr. and Mrs. Roger P. Phelps
Dr. Sheila Phipps
Mr. Val Price
Mr. J. Thomas Ratchford
Mr. Eric J. Richardson
Mr. P. Dwain Roberts
Mr. Anthony Saulmon and Family
Mr. and Mrs. Don Saunders
Mr. Martin Schoborg
Mr. Byron Schulken
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest D. Seneca
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Sexton
Mr. Randy Sigmon
Mr. William Stewart
Dr. George H. Sutcliffe
Mr. Paul K. Troutman
Mr. Daniel Turner
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Valentine Jr.
Ms. Marilee E. Van Assche
Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Van Doren
Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Van Landingham
Mr. Travis J. Verts
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Mr. Jim Vestal
Ms. Becky Voyles
Mr. and Mrs. David Walker
Mr. James K. Ward
Mr. William W. Watson
Mr. R. Bradley Westmoreland
Mr. Charles D. White
Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Wilkie
Mr. Douglas P. Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Williams
Mr. Clyde C. Wilson, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Woodard, Jr.
NORTH DAKOTA
General
($30-$99)
Mr. and Mrs. Larry A. Yurkovich
OHIO
Patron
($500-$1895)
Mr. Robert L. Croye
Sustaining
($100-$499)
Brig. Gen. Roswell S. Ripley Camp #
1535, SCV
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Allison
Mr. Gary A. Bailey
Ms. Sharon A. Glaser
Mr. and Mrs. LeVar C. Jensen
Mr. Jim Klei
Reverend Jerome A. Lukachinsky
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Mitchell
Mr. and Mrs. Jack B. Papin, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger J. Pinta
Mr. Paul E. Tukesbrey
General
($30-$99)
Mr. Gerald Abbey
Mr. Steven A. Angyal
Ms. Carole L. Babyak
Dr. and Mrs. Alan D. Berenson
Mr. David C. Bond
Mr. Scott A. Campbell
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick W. Cleary, Jr.
Mr. Vincent A. Cooke, Jr.
Mr. John R. Creadon
Mr. Cyril Crume
Mr. Tim Daley and Family
Mr. Curtis A. Early
Mr. Grant A. Frazier
Mr. George M. George
Mr. Ken Harris and Family
Mr. William J. Heaphy III
Mr. and Mrs. Herman E. Hunt
Mr. Robert Kelley
Mr. Joe Kirby
Mr. Donald R. Kunzen
Mr. Walter J. Lawrence
Mr. and Mrs. Londell L. Leapley
Mr. Earl Lewis, Jr.
Mr. David Maddox
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mathews
Mr. Lee McBee
Ms. Jill McDaniel
Mr. William J. Memmer
Mrs. Virginia Neff
Mr. Michael L. North
Mr. Michael G. Peppe
Mr. and Mrs. Craig A. Phillips
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Pierson
Mr. Mike Pressley
Mr. Scott Rechel
Mr. Tom Rodriguez
Mr. and Mrs. Bon A. Russell
Mr. Craig Schmidt
Mr. Edward Schober
Mr. Frederick A. Slocum
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Smith
Ms. Nita Spiegel
Mr. Jeffrey L. Steiner
Mr. Gil Stevens
Mr. Timothy Traver and Family
Mr. Mark A. Vavra
Mr. Thomas L. Walter
Dr. and Mrs. Philip Weeks
Mr. Mark Allen Weigand
Mrs. Barbara L. Weisenfelder
OKLAHOMA
Sustaining
($100-$499)
Mr. Steven K. Alcorn
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Bates
Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Belmonte
Mr. Lloyd Elder
Mr. Dale Fowlkes
Mrs. Sandra H. Frizzell
Mr. and Mrs. John A. George
Mr. Paul K. Lackey, Jr.
The Honorable and Mrs. George W.
Lindley
General
($30-$99)
Mr. Loren and Mrs. Jeanne Becker
Mr. George W. Cawthon
Mr. Mike Fisher
Dr. Philip E. Isett
Dr. Jane Johansson
Mr. John Mark Thomas
Jack D. Welsh, M.D.
OREGON
General
($30-$99)
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Cole
Mr. Alvin H. Helgeson
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hooper
Mr. Ken Janson
Mr. William Kearney
Ms. Doris M. Little
Mr. Robert D. Lott
Mr. Charles Ross
Mr. Dean Sartain
PENNSYLVANIA
Patron
($500-$1895)
Mr. Eugene Rees Hunt
Dan E. Rathert and Connie Holland
Mr. and Mrs. David M. Scott
Mr. R. Hugh Simmons
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Walker
Sustaining
($100-$499)
American Civil War Charitable
Trust
Ken and Sue Boardman
Ms. Lavetta Caskey
Mr. John J. Craft
Mr. and Mrs. J. Allen Gray
Mr. and Mrs. E. Robert Hofsas
Lt. Col. and Mrs. Arthur E. House
Mr. Jonathan Jackson
Dr. Ronald S. Lenox
Mr. Martin J. Mancuso
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Peterson
Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Renn
Mr. Paul Schmoyer
Mr. William Wykle
General
($30-$99)
Mr. Marc Anmuth
Mr. George J. Bauer, Jr.
Mrs. Ulrike K. Baumann
Dr. Debra E. Benner
Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Berkebile
Mr. Ronald H. Bieber
Mrs. Bonita L. Bleiler
Mr. Paul B. Boulden, Jr.
Mr. Thomas W. Brickner
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Brown
Mr. and Mrs. James Bundick
Mr. Ralph Conrad
Mr. Charles V. Day
Mr. and Mrs. Chris De Frank
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel DeSantis
Mr. Victor E. Diseroad
Mr. Thomas Dunn
Mr. Mark A. Eisele
Mr. and Mrs. David Fowler
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Fuss
Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Geesaman
Dr. David R. Gutknecht
Mr. John Haines
Mr. Justin Hammond
Mr. and Mrs. Terry L. Hartzell
Mr. Richard Hickox
Mrs. Fay H. Hildebrandt
Mr. Matthew Hooks
Mrs. April Hostler
Mr. Patrick M. Hotard
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Jensen
Mr. Michael S. Kalichak
Mr. Richard Kauffman
Mr. William C. Keck
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. KeenerFarley
Mr. Stephen B. Killian
Ms. Connie Lafley
Dr. Geosette A. Langenheim
Col. Roger A. Lucheta
Mr. Fred Ludy
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mansfield
Mr. Kendall Mattern
Mr. James E. Matthews
Dr. Donald J. McGraw
Mr. Rob McMonigal
Ms. Pamela Jo Meitzler
Mr. Daniel J. Michalov
Mr. Albert B. Michell
Mr. W. T. Michener
Ms. Sherri L. Miller
Mr. Anthony B. Mirrotto
Mr. David Moulder
Mr. Robert L. Penrose
Dr. and Mrs. Douglas G. Pfeiffer
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jon Primerano
Mr. Jason Pugh
Mr. Joseph F. Putnick
Dr. Robert Lee Rainey
Mrs. Annette Ravinsky
Mr. William Reichert
Mr. Charles R. Reid
Mr. Thomas Reuscher
Mr. William R. Rodman
Ms. Jean D. Rohal
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Rohal
Mr. Robert M. Samanns
Ms. Yvonne Schexnayder
Mr. and Mrs. James Schmick
Mr. Louis A. Sciulli
Dr. and Mrs. Luther B. Sowers
Mr. Paul Specht
Mr. Eric Stephenson
Mr. Edward T. Stuart Jr.
Mr. Dean S. Thomas
Mr. Robert J. & Mrs. Judith A. Trout
Mr. Michael L. Vice
Mr. Kevin Walsh
Mr. Robert S. Warriner
Mr. John D. Wedo
Mr. Jeffry D. Wert
Mr. Keith Douglass Will
Mr. and Mrs. Donald V. Williams
Mr. Michael J. Winey
Mr. John S. Wydrzynski
Mr. James and Mrs. Yvonne Wyrick
RHODE ISLAND
Patron
($500-$1895)
Mr. John V. Kean, Esq.
General
($30-$99)
Dr. J. Stephen Clifford
Mr. James W. Head
Mr. and Mrs. Fraser A. Lang
Mr. William R. McLeod
Mr. Wayne J. Rowe
SOUTH CAROLINA
Patron
($500-$1895)
Mr. Roy Williams III
Sustaining
($100-$499)
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Adams, Jr.
Mr. Ronald Ammons
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Black
Mr. and Mrs. Bill C. Coleman
Mrs. M. Calhoun Colvin
Mr. Julian G. Frasier, III
Rev. Ted H. Gaines and Family
Mr. Keith Guerry
Mr. James M. Holland
Mr. Calvert W. Huffines
Robert L. Huffines, Jr. Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Jack C. Keller
Mr. Robert E. Lyon, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Muldrow, Jr.
Mrs. Margaret S. Palmer
Mr. Marvin Privette
Mr. Charles Ramser
The Honorable Arthur Ravenel, Jr.
Mr. James W. Reed
Mr. Joseph E. Sherman
Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Strickland
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Wheeler
General
($30-$99)
General Ellison Capers Camp
#1212, SCV
Hunley Chapter # 2667, UDC
John D. Kennedy Chapter #308, UDC
Secession Camp #4, SCV
Mr. and Mrs. Tillman J. Abell, Jr.
Ms. Richard K. Anderson
Mr. Robert M. Baldwin
Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Barnes
Mr. Leslie L. Bateson
Brig. Gen. Philip L. Bolte (Ret.)
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Brown
Mr. and Ms. Gary D. Cabbage
Ms. Elizabeth Cale
Mr. and Mrs. Ellison Capers IV
Mrs. Nan A. Chamblee
Mr. and Mrs. John Cole
The Honorable John Courson
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Davies, Jr.
Mr. Robert E. and Mrs. Patricia H.
Davis
Lt. Col. and Mrs. Harvey M. Dick
Mrs. Vance B. Drawdy
Mr. Carroll J. DuBose
Mr. Samuel Keith Dunn
Mr. Austin W. Farley
Mr. Edward S. Floyd
Mr. Thomas D. Gelwicks, Jr.
Mr. Steve Gibson and Family
Mr. Richard Glassman
Ms. Anita Graham
Ms. Luellen S. Guyer
Mr. John H. Hardin II
Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Hatcher III
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Herron
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Herron
Mr. James Hollis
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Hutchison
Mr. Ron V. Killian
Mr. Warren F. Lasch
Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Lineberger
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Mr. and Mrs. Michael Loberger
Mr. Thomas J. Maconkey
Mr. Joesph Matheson
The Honorable Glenn F. McConnell
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mesic
Mr. W. G. Pete Oliver
Mr. Todd Payne
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Pike
Mr. Thomas Piness
Dr. and Mrs. Claudius H. Pritchard, Jr.
Lt. Col. and Mrs. C. K. Radford
Mr. David M. Reid
Mr. Eli Baxter Springs IV
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Stockell
Mr. Kenneth W. Strehle
Mr. and Mrs. James S. Stuckey, Jr.
Mr. Robert J. Taylor
Mr. W. R. Turbeville
Mr. W. Burke Watson
Ms. Caleen S. Watts
Mr. Carlton D. Wood
SOUTH DAKOTA
Patron
($500-$1895)
Dr. Roger A. Shewmake
Sustaining
($100-$499)
Mr. Donald and Ms. Lauren Balyeat
General
($30-$99)
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Brown
Mr. John R. Marks
TENNESSEE
Sustaining
($100-$499)
Mr. Wentworth Caldwell Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Coatney
Charles W. Cox, M.D.
Reverend and Mrs. Thomas G.
Garner, Jr.
Mr. Timothy L. Hazlewood
Drs. Anthony and Jill Hodges
Mr. Bill Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm H. Liles
Mr. Harry L. Lillard
Dr. Paul McCombs
Ms. Augusta Carr Scarbrough and
Family
Dr. Paul M. Schubert
Mr. William T. Sergeant
Mrs. Teresa J. Smith
Thackston Family Foundation
Dr. Edward L. Thackston
Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. White Sr.
Mr. Steven J. Wyatt
General
($30-$99)
Elizabeth Bate Williams Chapter
#1911, UDC
Old Hickory Chapter # 747, UDC
Ms. Marcia Abernathy
James B. Atkinson, M.D.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen D. Berry, Jr.
Ms. Ann Blomquist
Dr. Michael R. Bradley
Mr. Robert R. Briggs
Ms. Lynn K. Britt
Maj. James N. Calway, USA (Ret.)
Mr. Aubrey R. Carrington, Jr.
Mr. Brandon T. Carter
Dr. Landon A. Colquitt
Mr. Bill P. Cowart
Mr. Harlen Crossen and Family
Mr. and Mrs. Allan F. Decker
Dr. Hubert L. Dellinger, Jr.
Mr. Roger Demik
Mr. H. Wallace Edwards
Mr. Sam D. Elliott
Mr. Anthony Elmore
Mr. William L. Eubank
Dr. E. C. Fields, Jr.
Col. Pedro S. Garcia
Mr. John W. Glass
Mr. John W. Green
Mr. Jack Hatcher
Mr. Jerry S. Hayes
Mr. Edmond R. Hinkle
Mr. Juan Ianni
Mr. William E. Kennedy III
Mrs. C. P. Knowles
Dr. C. Bruce Lynch
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Massey
Mr. and Mrs. Alex M. McCollum III
Mr. Henry McDonald III
Mr. Charles Mitchell
Mr. and Mrs. Carrington Montague
Mrs. Fran Murphy
Mr. Seth Necessary
Mr. Jerry H. Parker
Mr. Hamilton Parks
Ms. Lee Petry
Mr. Henry A. Posey
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Queen
Mr. Daniel Wilson Randle
Drs. Kittrell and Frances Rushing
Mr. Michael R. Russell
Mr. T. Richard Rust, Jr.
Mr. Kevin Seratt
Mr. William E. Shofner
Mrs. Mary Ruth Simmons
Mrs. Sue P. Sinclair
Mr. W. Hutchins Smith, III
Mr. Thomas Swetnam
Mr. Richard A. Taylor
Mr. Mike Waggoner
TEXAS
Patron
($500-$1895)
Mr. James Chapman, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Clark
Mr. Robert Lee Dean
Mr. William E. Dreyer
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Quinn
Mr. Floyd Tyson
Mr. Bert F. Winston, Jr.
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Sustaining
($100-$499)
Lt. Col. Jeffrey F. Addicott
Dr. Barton C. Allen
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald N. Batts
Miss Karen L. Becker
Mr. and Mrs. Ray M. Bishop
Mr. and Mrs. Howard I. Black
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Bradley
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin E. Bradshaw
Mr. Richard Brock
Mr. Pete W. Cawthon, Jr.
Mr. Dennis D. Coury
Ms. Kathryn G. Crawford
Mr. and Mrs. Leo P. Dennis, Sr.
Mr. Robert L. Estep
Mr. Arthur O. Evans, III
Mr. Jim Farrar
Mr. William Farrar
Mr. Dennis C. Fowler
Mrs. Pam Gallagher
Dr. Everette S. Gardner, Jr.
Ms. Mildred Grinstead
Mr. J. E. Haley, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. William O. Hargrove
Mr. C. Michael Harrington
Dr. AWR Hawkins, III
Mr. Walter B. Hayes
The Honorable Jack Holland
Mr. David Ford Hunt
Mr. Floyd W. Karnes
Mr. Michael Kea
Mr. Dennis Kinsey
Mr. Daniel M. Laney
Mr. Keith S. Law
Mr. and Mrs. Jack E. Little, Jr.
Mr. Richard Lowe
Mr. Stephen J. Lucas
Mr. Larry W. Mobley
Mr. James W. Morgan
Mr. Fred C. Morse III
Col. and Mrs. Harold B. Owens
Mr. William Presley Pannill
Mr. Robert M. Shivers III
Mr. Gary Don Tucker
Mr. Everett Watson
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Wilkinson
Mr. James E. Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Harold D. Wilson
Mr. Larry B. Wilson
Dr. and Mrs. William C. Yankowsky
General
($30-$99)
Mr. James E. Alderman
Mrs. Martha Jo Archer
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Baehr
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bailey
Mr. John M. Barr
Mr. Gary E. Bates
Ms. Kathryn Beck and Family
Mrs. Sarah D. Beene
Mr. Kenneth Bell
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Bennett
Ms. Vicki Betts
Mr. Stacy Blackburn
Mr. Bruce W. Blake
Mr. Joe Ray Blalack
Mr. Charles and Nancy Brantley
Dr. George W. Brasher
Mr. Jerry D. Brown
Mr. Glenn Carroll
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Cavanaugh
Dr. and Mrs. Clinton P. Cavuoti
Dr. and Mrs. Allen L. Christian
Mr. Philip Chumlea
Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. Crawford
Dr. Lynda L. Crist
Mr. Kirk Cunningham
Mrs. Mary E. Davis
Ms. Leanora Davis
Mr. Darrell Debo
Jesse Deloach
Mr. Steven Dossman
Mr. James Duncan
Mr. Jeffrey F. Ellis
Mrs. JoAnne Exley
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Feil
Mr. Ray Flack
Mr. and Mrs. Clark H. Gable
Ms. Loretta Geick
Mr. Steven Gibson
Dr. Robert J. Gilbard
Mr. Glenn Gildon
Dr. and Mrs. Parker Gregg
Mr. Gary Guysinger
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur P. Haag
Mr. Chris C. Hailey
Miss Nerissa Hardwick
Mr. Gary Holly
Mr. Terry Hughes
Mr. Jeffrey Hunt
Mrs. L. R. Hutchinson
Mr. Allen C. Jones
Mr. Bobby Jones
Mr. Phillip Jones
Mr. James G. Joslin
Mr. Robert J. Joyce
Mr. Stephen C. Kinnaman
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Kinsey
Mrs. Rose Kraft
Mr. Mark Little
Mr. Arthur J. Mack Jr.
Mr. Rex Mahan
Mr. James N. Martin
Mr. James O. McCrary
Mr. Ed McGee
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Medlin
Mr. Sam L. Mercer
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Meredith
Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Mills
Mr. David E. Morrison
Lawrence Muirhead
Mr. Weldon Nash, Jr.
Mr. S. P. Nesmith
Ms. Martha Otwell
Mrs. Eugenia G. Pace
Mr. Eric J. Perich
Mrs. Wayne Perry
Mr. Matthew Quinn
Mrs. and Grace Ray
Mr. Derby Rowell
Mr. Leo C. Salzman
Mr. Dana Seamans
Ms. Harriett Shipman
Mr. James R. Smith
Mr. Newell and Mrs. Nancy Starks
Mr. Jere Suter
Mr. Timothy G. Swinney and Family
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Synnott
Mr. David K. Tate
Mr. Malcolm R. Teague
Mr. James B. Thompson, Jr.
Mrs. Mary N. Toon and B. J. Toon
Mr. and Mrs. Buck Watson
Mr. Charles L. Webster III
Mr. Gary Page Whitfield
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Whittemore Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Scott Wilkey
Mr. Harold Bruce Wilson
Mr. Michael E. Wise
Mr. Robert Wrenn
UTAH
General
($30-$99)
Mrs. Sara L. Hiler
Mr. Ronald G. Russell
Mr. James Smith
Mr. Jerry Steelman
VERMONT
Patron
($500-$1895)
Mr. A. Sloan McBurney
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. West
General
($30-$99)
Mr. & Mrs. Frederick N. Anderson, Jr.
Mrs. Beatrice T. Brown
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Camp-Younts Foundation
Col. and Mrs. Barton Campbell
Carneal-Drew Foundation
Carrie S. Camp Foundation, Inc.
Mrs. R. Colston Christian
Mr. Albert Z. Conner
Mr. and Mrs. Otis C. Crowther, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Daniel, Jr.
Mrs. Overton D. Dennis, Jr.
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Mr. David L. Haslup
Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Hatcher, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Clark Henley
Ms. Jean G. Hibbard
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hix
Dr. and Mrs. Douglas A. Houston
Dr. Julian Davis Hudson
J.C.W. Company, Inc.
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Kammeter
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Ms. Shellyn G. McCaffrey
Ms. Anne L. McCracken
Mr. W. Allen Mock
Mrs. Frederica C. Mullen-Fenn
Mutual Assurance Society of Virginia
Mrs. George L. Ohrstrom Jr.
Mrs. Ellen L. Omohundro
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley F. Pauley
Mrs. Pat B. Pearman
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Points
Mrs. Suzanne Pollard
Powhatan Civil War Round Table
Mr. Russell Proctor III
Ms. Robin D. Ray
Rouse-Bottom Foundation, Inc.
Mr. R. Anthony Salgado
Mr. Ronald C. Spiggle
Paul and Nancy Springman
Mr. and Mrs. L. Neil Steverson
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew G. Thompson
Mr. Matthew D. Utt
Mr. David Whitehead
Mr. Elliott Whitfield
Mrs. Mary Wiley
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President Davis Chapter # 2197,
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Stuart’s Horse Artillery Camp #
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Virginia Division, UDC
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Ackerly IV
Mr. Benjamin C. and Mrs. Lucille M.
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Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Agelasto III
Mr. Parker C. Agelasto
Mr. Charles W. Andrews, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Burness F. Ansell, Jr.
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Ms. Pamela Ash
Mr. James Atkinson
Mr. John Bagby III
Mr. and Mrs. Kemper Baker
Mr. Robert N. Baker III
Honorable & Mrs. Daniel T. Balfour
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Barnes, Jr.
Mr. John L. Barnes, Jr.
Mr. E. Warren Beale, Jr.
Mr. Edwin C. Bearss
Mr. John H. Beebe
Mr. Craig D. Bell
Mrs. Jack K. Bentley
Dr. Cheryl Billingsley
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Mr. James D. Bowers
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Mr. and Mrs. McGuire Boyd
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Rev. Frederic L. Breeden
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Mr. John C. Broaddus
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Dr. George M. Bullard, Jr., M.D.
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Mr. and Mrs. John K. Burke Jr.
Mr. William A. Burke
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The C. F. Sauer Company
Mr. and Mrs. Jelks H. Cabaniss Jr.
Mr. Marshall B. Cain
Mr. and Mrs. Stefan M. Calos
Mr. George E. Calvert, Jr.
Mr. Brian V. Camden
Mr. L. Clay Camp, Jr.
Mrs. Elizabeth J. Campbell
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Cantrell
Mrs. Mary S. Cardozo
Mr. James E. Carr
Mrs. Sharon C. Carter
Mr. and Mrs. Miles Cary, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren W. Caskie
Mr. Tom Catlett
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Channing
Mr. and Mrs. A. Hugh Chapman, Jr.
Mr. Pierre N. Charbonnet III
Mr. W. Earle Chesson
Miss Ethel R. Chrisman
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Mr. Andrew K. Clark
Mr. & Mrs. Whittington W. Clement
Mr. Amp Cobb
Mr. and Mrs. E.R.M. Coker
Dr. Waverly M. Cole
Ms. Heather Cole
Mr. Scott Cole
Colon Club of Richmond
Combined Federal Campaign
The Community Foundation
Ms. Antoinette J. Condo
Mr. and Mrs. David F. Condon
Mr. Duncan Congdon
Mr. Howard J. Cook and Mrs.
Charlene R. Cook
Dr. and Mrs. Charles L. Cooke
Mr. Harlan C. Cooper, Jr.
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Mr. Bernard J. Coski
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Costen
Mr. Doyle C. Counts
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Mr. and Mrs. Frederic H. Cox, Jr.
Mr. Walter W. Craigie
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy G. Crenshaw III
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Cruise, Jr.
Mrs. Anne Gordon Curran
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Mr. Lawrence P. Davis
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Mr. James F. Douthat
Mr. Robert C. Duffer, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. John Edsall
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Engle
Mr. Lloyd English
Mr. Lathan M. Ewers, Jr.
Falling Branch Elementary School
Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Farley, IV
Mr. Robert C. and Mrs. Jane Farmer
Mr. M.G. Farmer
Ms. Sandra Ferguson
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Lt. Gen. Robert B. Flowers (Ret.)
Mr. Timothy Fogarty
Mr. Claude Foster
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Mr. and Mrs. John J. Fox III
The Franklin Federal Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Frawner, Jr.
Mr. John Frazier
Mr. and Mrs. George C. Freeman, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Funk
Mr. David W. Gaddy
Mr. Shane and Mrs. Mary Gainer
Dr. Gary W. Gallagher
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey P. Galloway
Mr. Randolph Gardner
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Gardner, Jr.
James and Joan Gayfield
Mr. and Mrs. R. Jerry Giles
Mr. and Mrs. Haike M. Giragosian
Mr. and Mrs. John Giragosian
Mr. John Glazebrook
Mr. Paul Goss
Mr. John E. Grady
Mr. Harry Grandis
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus W. Grandy V
Mr. and Mrs. Denys Grant
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Gray
Mr. Donald L. Green
Mr. Robert S. Green and Family
Mr. William A. Gregory
Grey Ghost Gallery
Mrs. Anne M. Grigg
Capt. and Mrs. William S. Guthrie,
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Mr. Brenton S. Halsey
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Hamill
Mrs. Charlotte C. Hansbarger
Ms. Anne H. Hardage
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Mr. and Mrs. William D. Harris
Mr. Gordon L. Harvie
Sen. Charles R. Hawkins
Mr. John T. Hazel, Jr.
Mr. William J. Hefele
Dr. Walter P. Hempfling
Mr. Stephen and Mrs. Joyce Henry
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle G. Henschell
Herndon Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. Irvin E. Hess, M.D.
Mr. F. J. Hill
Mr. Tucker H. Hill
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Hill
Mr. William R. Hoddinott
Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. Hoffman
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Hogan
Mr. Mark Holland
Ms. H. J. Holland
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Houpt
Hon. and Mrs. William J. Howell
Ambassador W. Nathaniel Howell
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Hudson
Mr. Edward M. Hughes
Mr. Charles E. Hutchinson, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Innes
Mr. Marwan and Mrs. Nancy Jabbour
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Jamerson, Jr.
Mr. William E. James III
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce B. James
J.E.B. Stuart Memorial Foundation
Mr. Hunter Jenkins
Mrs. Barbara White Jernigan
Dr. and Mrs. Ludwell H. Johnson III
Mr. David C. Johnson
Mr. Kenneth F. Johnson
Mrs. Marie Johnson
Mr. Robert A. Johnson
Mr. Leif Johnston
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Mr. Edward W. Jones
Mr. Robert P. Jones
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Mr. Leroy A. Keller, Jr.
Mr. Stephen Kindrick
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Mrs. Christa N. Kiser
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Mr. Peter I.C. Knowles III
Ms. Charlotte H. Kodrich
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Mr. Robert K. Krick
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Mr. and Mrs. Floyd L. Lane Jr.
Mr. David A. Langbart
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Mr. Terry W. Laurenzi
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Col. Giles A. Light
Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Ligon
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Ligon, Sr.
Mr. L. Lindon
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Logan III
Mr. Philip Logan
Mr. J. Phillip London
Ms. Jean Long
Mr. Alastair S. Macdonald
Ms. Kathryn A. MacLane
Mr. George W. Macon III
Mr. Stephen and Mrs. Catherine
Markardt
Mr. John H. Mason
Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Masters
Mr. Donald P. Mathieux
Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Mays
Reverend Michael D. McCarron
Dr. and Mrs. Dennis D. McCarthy
Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. McDaniel
Mr. Michael McGarry
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Mr. S. D. McKnight, Jr.
Mr. Alexander B. McMurtrie
Mr. and Mrs. Rieman McNamara
Mr. Edwin B. Meade, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Meissner, Jr.
Metropolitan Richmond Sports
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Mr. and Mrs. John J. Miles
Mr. Michael Miller
Mr. Trenton D. Miller
Mr. C. Page Moffatt III
Mr. James A. Monroe, Jr.
Mr. Harry Montague, Jr.
Mr. John F. Montaigne
Col. and Mrs. Lynn B. Moore
Mr. Terrence M. Moore
Mr. Andrew T. Moore
Mr. Robert H. Moore Sr.
Mr. Philip M. Morton
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson C. Moss, Jr.
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Mountcastle
Mr. Arthur L. Murray
Mr. and Mrs. Homer D. Musselman
Mr. J. Blake Myers
Ms. Sarah Napier
Mr. James L. Nelson, Jr.
Mr. J. Shane Newcombe
Mr. Ken Newman
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Dr. and Mrs. Maurice Nottingham, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. August Lee Nowlan, Jr.
Mr. R. P. Nuttall
Dr. and Mrs. William L. Old III
Mr. Dexter E. Oliver
Ms. Sylvia Pack
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Palamar
Mr. W. H. Parcell III
Mr. Marvin Parker
Mr. Keith Payne
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Peak
Mr. James Pearman
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Pearson
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Mr. James R. Pickens
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Mr. Keith Price
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Mr. Matthew M. Rainey, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Rains
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Mr. Robert D. Ramsey III
Gayle K. and Arthur G. Randol
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Ms. Patricia Peace Rawls
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Mr. and Mrs. Alexander G.
Reeves, Jr.
Mr. Randolph Reynolds
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Mr. and Mrs. Clive E. Rice
Mr. David W. Rice
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robinson
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The Stern Foundation
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Mr. Robert L. Stone
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Scott Endowment Trust
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Mrs. Betty W. Weaver
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Weider History Group, Inc.
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Mr. H. Wayne Elliott
Mr. Henry P. Elliott III
Mr. Everette W. Ellis
Mr. Thomas Elmore
Mrs. Paula A. Elsey
Mr. John Elwood
Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. Englehardt
Mr. Brandon English
Mr. James Enroughty
Mr. John B. Ensor
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Etherington
Mr. Jerold W. Evans
Mr. Howard J. Ewing
Mr. Byron Edward Faidley
Honorable Michael Falkner
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Falwell
Mr. Erwin Fano
Mr. and Mrs. Garland E. Farnsworth
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Farrow, Sr.
Mr. John J. Fennell
Mrs. June S. Ferrell
Mr. Eric M. Fidler
Mrs. Merilyn L. Finn
Ms. Erin Firment
Mrs. Edgar J. Fisher, Jr.
Mr. James T. Fisher
Mr. Douglas M. Fitzgerald
Ms. Sally L. Fitzhugh
Mr. and Mrs. Allen W. Flannagan, Jr.
Mr. Vincent Joseph Fleck, Jr.
Mr. Neal Edwards Fletcher, III
Ms. Marjorie Flintom
Mr. and Mrs. Horace L. Ford, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne E. Ford
Mr. Ben F. Fordney
Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Forrester, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Mert Fowlkes
Mr. and Mrs. T. Bernard Fox
Dr. Wade H. Foy
Mr. Charles Frakes
Mr. John Frazier
Mr. Harold S. Friend
Ms. Beverly Froehlich
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Fulcher
Mr. Carter B. Furr
Ms. and Ms. Melinda & Miranda
Gales-Smith
Mr. and Mrs. David J. Garms
Alice and Blair Garnett
Dr. William R. Garnett
Alice and Blair Garnett
Mr. and Mrs. Dean C. Garretson
Mr. Don Garst
Mr. William C. Garvin
Mr. Joe B. Gay III
Mr. and Mrs. Harold B. Gay, Jr.
Mr. Fred and Miss Christina
Genovese
Mr. and Mrs. David P. George
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gergely
Mr. Kelly Getz
Mr. Brian B. Gibney
Ms. Sarah H. Gibson
Mr. Martin L. Giles
Capt. Carter T. Gill
Ms. Betty Ann Gillespie
Mr. and Mrs. Willard S. Gilley
Mr. Thomas Gillikin and Family
Mr. Patrick Gillroy
Mr. David M. Goetz
Mrs. Melanie Goodpasture
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Gordon
Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Gosnell III
Mr. John Graham II
Mr. Gary Gray
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Gray
Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Greenfield
Mr. G. William Greer
Mr. Bill Gregory
Mr. Roy T. Gregory
Mr. Thomas C. Gresham
Mrs. Sherry Greshamer and Family
Mr. Curtis L. and Mrs. Mae S. Griffin
Ms. Sheila Griffin
Dr. and Mrs. William H. Griffith
Dr. Walter S. Griggs, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Grigsby
Mr. Christopher W. Grimes
Ms. Kelly Grimm
Lt. Col. and Mrs. Edward A Grimm
Mr. Gilbert P. Grossman
Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Grossmann
Lt. Gen. R. H. Groves, USA (Ret.)
Mr. Elliot Gruber
Mr. and Mrs. Briscoe B. Guy
Mr. S. Guzik
Mr. Don Ha Kenson
Ms. Barbara Haga
Lt. Col. James A. Hagemann, (Ret.)
Ms. Pamela Hain
Mr. and Mrs. R. Garnett Hall, Jr.
Mr. Matthew Hallett
Mr. William A. Hallett Jr.
Mrs. Trish Hallow
Mr. and Mrs. P. Michael Halstead
Mr. Lapsley W. Hamblen Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hancock
Mr. W. Shep Hanner
Mr. James H. Hardaway
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Hardy
Miss Peggy M. Harman
Mrs. Elizabeth S. Harrington
Mr. M. Stevens Harris
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harris
Cmdr. W.L. Harvie, USN (Ret.)
Ms. Mary-Whitley C. Haycox
Mr. Joseph H. Hayes
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hedgecock
Mr. Charles L. Helmer
Mr. and Mrs. Billy C. Henry
Mr. and Mrs. C. Preston
Herrington, III
Ms. Megan Hess
Mr. and Mrs. Sean Heuvel
Mr. Byron Pendleton Hicks
Mr. Russell W. Hicks
Mrs. Feroline Higginson
Mr. Doug Hinman
Mr. and Mrs. George Hobbs
Mr. Kermit Hobbs
Lt. Col. Gerald D. Hodge, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hoeffel
Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Hoff
Mr. Arthur Holender
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Holland
Mr. Michael E. Holmes
Mr. Jon-Eric L Holt
Mr. Jason R. Holt
Mr. Robert Wayne Hooe
Mr. Chuck Hope
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hopkins
Ms. Gretchen Hopkins
Mr. Philip Pickett Hoppe
Mr. and Mrs. Allen C. Horton
Mr. Gregory D. Hosaflook
Mr. Robert Hottel
Mr. Robert E. Howell
Mrs. Jane Howells
Mr. Vincent A. Hubbard
Lt. Robert C. Hufford, USN Ret.
Mr. John L. Hughes, III
Mrs. Karol W. Hull
Mr. Lynn Ware Hull
Ms. Margaret A. Humphrey
Ms. Mary Hunley
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Huston
Mr. Robert Hutchens
Mr. and Mrs. Toan Huynh
Mrs. Jane V. Illi
Mr. and Mrs. John Imlay
Mr. and Mrs. Linwood J. Imlay
Mr. Barry F. Isenhour
Mr. Stephen S. Israel
Mr. William Itoh
Mr. Auzville Jackson, Jr.
Mr. Harry L. Jackson
Mrs. Julia S. Jacobs
Mr. Michael Jaffe
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jamerson
Mr. Tom James
Dr. Linda Marie Jasperse
Mr. James P. Jenkins, Jr.
Mr. John Douglas Jessee, Jr.
Mr. Marshall E. Johnson
Mr. Mark C. Johnson
Mrs. Marie Johnson
Mr. Richard Johnston
Col. Freeman E. Jones
Mr. Julian Ward Jones
Mr. Randolph F. Jones
Mr. Walter Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Jones
Mr. Phillip L. Jones
Mr. Terry L. Jordan
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Jordan
Mr. Robert E. Joyce, Jr.
Mr. James Kane
Mr. Frederick M. Kay
Mr. and Mrs. Alex J. Kay, Jr.
Mr. Robert Keefer
Mrs. Louise F. Kegley
Ms. Lelia M. Kehoe
Mr. Jack Kelley
Mr. and Mrs. Sean Kelly, Sr.
Ms. Diane Kent
Mr. Todd Kern
Mr. Everette S. Ketchum
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Kientz
Ms. Erica Kierulf
Mr. Ken Kievit
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Kincaid
Ms. Sharon Kinter
Mr. Thomas L. Kirby
Mr. Jim Kirk
Mr. Bernie C. Klemanek
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Klotz
Mr. Herald J. Knight
Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Kofron
Mr. Linas Kojelis
Dr. Billy Kornegay
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Kravetz
Dr. Michelle A. Krowl
Mr. and Mrs. P. James Kurapka
Mrs. Susan Kuroski and Family
Mr. and Mrs. Ron LaBrec
Mr. Edgar R. Lafferty III
Mr. Wallace Glenn Lambert
Mr. Peter B. and Mrs. Maryanne B.
Lambert
Mr. A. S. Lancaster, Jr.
Mrs. Carolyn R. Land
Mr. J. Allen Lane
Mr. Mark Lane
Maj. and Mrs. Duncan M. Lang
Mr. Timothy J. Latham
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Lattin
Dr. James E. Laughlin
Mr. A. Norton Lauher
Mrs. Melissa Lawless
Mr. James H. Lawson IV
Mr. T. J. Lawson
Mr. and Mrs. Greene Lawson, Jr.
Mr. Daryl Lee
Honorable W. Park Lemmond, Jr.
Mr. George W. Lester, Jr.
Mr. Scott Levinson
Mr. Kent Lewis
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Lickey
Mr. Robert C. Light, Jr.
Mr. Adam N. Light
Mrs. Rita H. Liles
Mr. Joshua Lindamood
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Lipscomb, Jr.
Mr. James G. Lively, Jr.
Mrs. Andrea Liverman
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Museum Stewards
Mr. Chris M. Lloyd
Mr. Donald L. Lombard
Mr. and Mrs. J. Owen Long, Jr.
Mr. John H. Loomis
Maj. Fernando Lopez
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lowe
Mr. John Robert Lowery
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Lowry
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Lowry
Mrs. Deborah Lundeen
Mr. William J. Lyon
Mr. William M. Lyons, Jr.
Mr. Tom Mack
Mr. and Mrs. Gary W. Mackey
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph V. MacMillan
Mr. H. Cabell Maddux, Jr.
Mr. Nathan Madison
The Rev. Michael J. Malone
Mr. John F. Marakovitz
Miss Sarah Marshall
Mrs. Shirley L. Marshall
Mr. Harvey S. Martin
Mr. George Massey
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne J. Massie
Ms. Yvonne Mathias
Mr. John W. Matson
Mr. Louis J. Matt, Jr.
Mr. Larry F. Matthews
Mr. Beverly S. Mauck, Jr.
Mr. Scott C. Mauger
Mrs. Renee Trent Maxey
Mr. John C. Maxwell, Jr.
Mr. John M. McCaffrey
Mr. Joseph W. McCarthy Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Walley McClung
Mr. Jack McDaniel
Mr. David W. McDonald and Family
Mr. Jason S. McDonald and Family
Mr. Luke McDonald
Mr. Gary L. McDowell
Mrs. Mildred McDuffie
Mr. and Mrs. William McHugh
Mr. James S. McIntyre
Mr. Michael L. McNeely
Mrs. Ramsey McNeil
Mr. Thomas McPherson
Mr. Michael E. McPoland
Mr. C. Q. Meadows
Mr. Steven T. Meadows
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Medwid
Ms. Kathryn Meier
Mr. Robert Meiklejohn
Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Meiners
Miss Karen Melton
Mr. and Mrs. Lucas L. Meredith, Jr.
Ms. Nancy Merrill
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Micklem, Sr.
Mr. William W. Millan
Mr. Richard Miller
Mr. and Mrs. J. Maurice Miller
Mr. Patrick J. Milmoe
Mr. and Mrs. James Minyard
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Mitchell III
Mr. Michael Mobley
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Molineux
Mr. W. Irby Moncure
Mr. Conway B. Moncure
Mr. Robert N. Monroe II
Mr. Frank M. Moore
Mr. Thomas Moore
Mr. Dewayne L. Morgan
Ms. Anne Morgan-Marshall
Morgan’s Ford Farm
Mr. James E. Morgenson
Mr. Nathaniel H. Morison III
Mr. D. B. Morris, Jr.
Mr. Kenneth F. Morris, Jr.
Mr. Jeffery A. Morrow
Mr. William T. Mosenthal
Mr. Robert C. Moss III
Ms. Dorothy Mosso
Mr. Ernie Mosteller
Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Mulligan
Mr. and Mrs. Connell Mullins
Mr. David Munn
The Honorable and Mrs. W. T.
Murphy, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Murphy
Mr. Vito Mussomeli
Mr. Alan W. Myers
Ms. Peggy Myers
Mrs. Meghan Naile
Ms. Rebecca Necessary
Mr. Ronald D. and Mrs. Sally
Necessary
Mr. Chris Nelson
Mr. Richard O. Nesbitt
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Neurohr
Mr. Harry L. Nevins, Jr.
Mr. Joseph R. Newell, Jr.
Mr. Paul and Mrs. Linda Nezbeth
Mr. Richard L. Nicholas
Dr. & Mrs. Michael D. Nickerson, DDS
Mr. Steven G. Nine
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Nolley
Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Nostrandt
Mr. David Novak
Ms. Lyn Nuri
Mr. and Mrs. Ismet F. Nuri
Mrs. Cecile Oakley
Mr. G. W. Obaugh
Mrs. Barbara A. O’Brien
Mrs. Marlene O’Dair
Mr. Donald R. Oldaker
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Oldham
Mrs. Lucy Maury Van Doren Oliver
Ret. Col. H. David O’Malie
Mr. Robert A. Orrison
Mr. Robert A. Osborne
Mr. Anthony R. Owens
Mr. Thomas P. Owens
Mr. and Mrs. Randall W. Packett, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Page
Mr. Frank Palladino
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Parker III
Mr. Joe Pasquali
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Patton
Mr. John A. Paul
Mr. Glenn B. Paulson
Mr. William W. Pearsall
Mr. Andrew Pearson
Ms. Sara Peebles
Mr. and Mrs. William I. Peele
Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Pegram
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Pelletier
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Perdue
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Mr. and Mrs. James H. Perkins
Mr. and Mrs. Damon Persiani
Ms. Susan Personius
Mr. John Peters
Mr. Lee Peters
Mr. Anthony J. Phillips
Mr. Gardner Phillips
Dr. Harvey A. Phillips
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Phillips
Mr. and Mrs. Currell M. Piggott
Mrs. St. G. Pinckney
Mr. Richard Pinkleton and Mrs. Jean
Long
Mrs. Barbara H. Pitts
Mr. Terry Pitts
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pletz
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh S. Plunkett
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Poarch
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Poland
Ms. Carol Polkinghorne
Mr. Donald R. Pond
Mr. Stan Popin
Mr. Lee Potterton
Mr. Douglas W. Powell
Mr. John Powell
Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Powell
Mrs. Kathryn H. and Mr. R. Edward
Powell
Mr. Eric and Mrs. Wendi Powell
Ms. Carrie Preston
Capt. Ralph A. Preston
Miss Eleanor P. Price
Mr. Stephen C. Price
Dr. and Mrs. Jack D. Proctor
Mr. Elbert Lloyd Pugh, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Purcell
Mrs. Nancy Purcell
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Purkins
Mr. Howard Pyle
Mr. David Quinn
Mr. Alvis E. Rackley
Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Radi
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Ragsdale
Dr. and Dr. George E. Rambo
Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Rast
Mr. and Mrs. Brett Ravan
Mr. Brian and Mrs. Nancy Ray
Mr. Scott A. Raymond
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Redfern
Mr. Jeff Lee Redford
Ms. Jennifer L. Reed
Mr. Gregory Regelski
Mr. John M. Reid
Mr. and Mrs. J. William Reid
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Hampton Rice, Jr.
Mr. Richard W. Rice
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Richards
Mr. Robert T. Richardson
Mrs. Gaynelle Richardson
Richmond Civil War Round Table
Mr. Ben Ritter
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Ritter
Mr. Schuyler H Ritter
Ms. Roberta Rivers and Mr.
Christopher Rivers
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davis Riviere
Mr. J. R. Roberts
Dr. and Mrs. J. Mott Robertson, Jr.
Mr. Jim Robeson
Mr. Richard B. Robins, M.D.
Mr. Charles D. Robinson
Mr. H. C. Rockefeller
Mr. Michael D. Rockefeller
Mr. Peyton H. Roden
Mrs. Ralph Roop
Mrs. Lillian B. Rose and Family
Mr. Harvey Rottenberg & Ms. Eileen
McDermott
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ruedisueli
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Ruehrmund
Mr. David R. Ruth
Mr. Wynne C. Saffer
Mr. Robert D. Salter and Family
Mrs. Leah L. Samuels
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Sandefur
Mr. Edward Sanders
Mr. Douglas W. Sanford
Ms. Linda G. Saunders
Mr. George Saunders
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Savage
Ms. Beth Saxton
Mr. A. L. Scarborough
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Scarce
Mr. and Mrs. George Scherer
Mr. Michael F. Scheuer
Mr. and Mrs. Gar Schulin
Dr. and Mrs. Philip J. Schwarz
Miss Laurel K. Scott
Ms. Emily Scott
Dr. Randy Scott
Ms. Roberta Roberts Scruggs
Mr. William Seale
Mr. George E. Sedwick
Mr. Frank H. Seldes
Ms. Shanna Sellers
Mr. Al N. Setikas
Mr. William K. Seward
Mr. Mike Shaffer
Mr. John A. Sharrett III
Mr. Brian Shearer
Dr. Keyhill Sheorn
Capt. Wilbur F. Shepherd
Mr. and Mrs. Philip O. Sheridan
Mr. William L. Shirey
Bonnie, Allison and Jeremiah
Shriver
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Shumadine III
Mr. Mike Shuman
Mr. Edward J. Silveira and Family
Mr. D. Bragg Simmons
Dr. Daniel L. Simpson
Ms. Martha Jane Sinclair
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Sirles
Mr. Kenneth D. Skinner
Mr. John T. Smith and Family
Mr. Stuart B. Smith
Ms. Dolores C. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony P. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Smith
Col. and Mrs. R. G. Smith
Ms. Rhonda Fleming Smith
David and Gloria Smith
Ms. Lydia Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Smith
Mr. John T. Snead
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Snyder
Mr. Joe Sokohl
Ms. Patricia Solomon
Mr. William M. Sonnett
Ms. Emily Souder
Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Spalding, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. C. Spivey
Mr. Meade A. Spotts
Mr. Mike Spraker
Ms. Megan Stagg
Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Stainback
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Stanley
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Stanton
Mr. Gregory H. Starbuck
Mr. James Steele
Mr. David W. Stender
Mr. and Mrs. Luke M. Stephens
Mr. Jeb Stewart
Mr. Doug Stewart
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Stewart
Mr. and Mrs. James Stewart
Mr. George P. Stone, Jr.
Mr. Harvey L. Stoner
Mr. and Mrs. A. Keith Strange
Mr. David J. Stringfellow
Mr. and Mrs. Elton V. Stroud
Ms. Dorothy B. Stuart
Mrs. Patricia A. Stuckey
Mr. B. R. Sullivan
Dr. and Mrs. Randall H. Suslick
Mr. William G. Susling, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. Sutherlin
Ms. Wendy Swanson
Dr. and Mrs. Philip Sweet
Mr. John W. Swerchek
Ms. Margaret Syler
Mr. Rich Taddeo
Mr. Gleb O. Taran
Mr. Samuel L. Tarry
Dr. Charles L. Tate
Mrs. H. Gwynne Tayloe, Jr.
Mr. Lewis J. Taylor
Mr. Tazewell G. Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor
Mrs. Carol Taylor
Mr. David P. Teagle
Mr. W. Douglas Temple
Mr. Donald M. Terry
Mr. Charles S. Terry
Col. Jon Theus
Mr. Jeffrey L. Thomas
Mr. William E. Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. Grove Thompson
Mr. Linwood R. Tignor, Jr.
Col. and Mrs. James H. Tinsley
Mr. William F. Todd, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. John R. Tole
Mr. Randolph J. Tompkins
Dr. Ronald W. Toney and Family
Mr. Kenneth J. Toupin
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Towberman
Mr. William B. Trafton
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin M. Travers, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Max Travis II
Mr. Wilson R. Trice
Mr. Edward C. Trope Jr.
Mr. Fred D. True
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Truslow
Mr. Alan Tudor
A N N U A L R E P O RT F I S C A L Y E A R 2 0 0 8 - 2 0 0 9
Museum Stewards
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Turner
Mr. John M. Turner
Ms. Catlin Tyler
Lt. Col. Fielding L. Tyler
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ulrich
Universal Leaf Foundation
Mr. Maynard Pratt Valentine
Mr. & Mrs. William Van Benthuysen
Mr. and Mrs. John H.
VanLandingham III
Dr. and Mrs. David A. Vaughan
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C. Vaughan, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Venter
Mr. Richard D. Vercellone
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald W. Via
Mr. Charles Vinores
Mr. Michael Virts
Mr. Ralph Vitale, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Vivas, Sr.
Ms. Jane C. Volchansky
Mr. Alexander Von Thelen
Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Waddell
Mrs. Elizabeth Wagner
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Wakefield
Mr. Terry Waldenmaier
Ms. Patricia A. Walenista
Mr. J. Travis Walker
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Walker
Mr. and Mrs. Jim I. Walker
Mr. Russell Walsh
Rev. Macon B. Walton
Mr. Charles V. Ware
The Honorable R. Lee Ware, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Kendell Warren
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Warren
Mr. Robert Watkins
Mr. Rawley H. Watson, III
Ms. Elizabeth Watson
Mr. Bernard J. Way
Mr. Roland E. Weaver
Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Webb
Ms. Joyce A. Webb
Mr. Dana Wegner
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Weinberg
Cmdr. & Mrs. Stephen A. Weinhardt
Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Welch
Mr. Randy Welch
Mr. and Mrs. R. Carter Wellford
Mr. Ten Eyck T. Wellford
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Wellons
Mr. Bill Welsch
Mr. James H. Westerman
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Wetsel
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Wheary III
Mr. Gerald L. White
Mr. Branch White
Dr. and Mrs. Odie A. Whitlow
Mr. Samuel Abrash and Mrs.
Katherine Whitney
Mr. and Mrs. Roger H. Wichelt
Ms. Deborah S. Wickham
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Wickstead
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Wilkinson
Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Williams, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Otto N. Williams, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Mason M. Williams
Mrs. Macon Willingham
Harriett Wills-Hunter
Mr. Samuel V. Wilson, III
Ms. Ann Winfield
Mr. Douglas Winn
Dr. Joan E. Winter
Mr. Lorin A. Wiseman
Mr. Peter Witt
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Wood
Mr. Joseph C. Woodell
Mr. David M. Woody
Mr. William A. Wright
Mrs. Willie Anne Wright
Mr. and Mr. David E. Wright
Mr. Mike and Mrs. Karen Wright
Mr. N. D. Wrinkle
Mrs. Gaynell E. Writtenberry
Mr. Richard M. Wyler
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Yates
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Young
Gen. John F. Zugschwert
WASHINGTON
Sustaining
($100-$499)
Mrs. Rita J. Aegerter
Mr. Walter A. Appel
Ms. Martha P. Bolen
Mr. Henry B. Graybill II
General
($30-$99)
Dr. and Mrs. Edwin C.
Brockenbrough, M.D.
Ms. Ann Erdmann
Mr. Luther B. Foley
Mr. and Mrs. David G. Henderson
Lt. Col. and Mrs. M. B. Hitt, USAF
(RET)
Mr. John W. Hough
Ms. Adelle Korn
Mr. Craig Lawson
Mr. Donald J. Levens
Mr. Robert McDonald
Mr. Lynn W. Pierce
Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Pigulski
Mr. James A. Raymond
Mrs. Sandra D. Rodgers
Mr. Kevin R. Saville
Mr. Melvin McCabe Scott
Mr. T. B. Whitehurst
WEST VIRGINIA
Sustaining
($100-$499)
Mr. J. L. Brannon
Dr. Echols A. Hansbarger, Jr.
Dr. James C. Holland & Dr. Mary G.
Holland
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Hood
Mr. George G. Snider
Mrs. Maureen E. Weber
General
($30-$99)
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ball
Mr. William Barker
Blake’s Tire Service
Dr. and Mrs. Terry W. Capel
Mr. Lawrence M. Cleaver
Mr. Thomas M. Feazell
Mr. and Mrs. Keith W. Hammock
Mr. William O. Humphreys
Mr. and Mrs. W. Hunter Lesser
Mr. Randy Rexroad
Dr. Janet M. Schneider
Mr. V. C. Smith
Mr. James R. Stultz
Mr. and Mrs. Dutch Ulrich
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Ziolkowski
WISCONSIN
Sustaining
($100-$499)
Mr. William A. Bolgrien
Mr. Ervin R. King
Mr. Mike Wicinsky
Mr. Eric Sunstrom
General
($30-$99)
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Acker
Mr. John H. and Mrs. Faye Andrews
Mr. Michael K. Benton
Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Effenheim
Mr. Michael Keller
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Langhoff
Mr. Richard G. Long
Mr. Glenn and Mrs. Brenda Parrish
Mr. Fred R. Schneider
Mrs. Nancy F. Shaw
Sgt. Kenneth E. Stelzel
Mr. Virgil G. Strehlow
Mr. William A. Walsh
Dr. Douglas A. Wolk
General
($30-$99)
Mr. Kevin Dias
CROATIA
Sustaining
($100-$499)
Mr. and Mrs. Hrvoje Vukic
FRANCE
Sustaining
($100-$500)
Mr. John Miller
Mr. Eric Mongie
Dr. Philippe Rault
General
($30-$99)
Mr. Wolfram Iske
Mr. Bryan Alexander Liers
Dr. Susan Vogel
IRELAND
Sustaining
($100-$499)
Mr. John Harris-Slattery
General
($30-$99)
Mr. Emmet Bourke
ITALY
General
($30-$99)
Prof. Raimondo Luraghi
General
($30-$99)
Mr. Robert S. Junkrowski
JAPAN
AUSTRALIA
Patron
($500-$1895)
Mr. Takehito Higashizawa
Sustaining
($100-$499)
Mr. Frank David Bray
MEXICO
CANADA
Patron
($500-$1,895)
Mr. David Lofting
General
($30-$99)
Mr. William Patterson, Jr.
SWITZERLAND
General
($30-$99)
Ms. Sibylle Blees
Mr. Peter Schmid
UNITED KINGDOM
Patron
($500-$1895)
Mr. Scott McGlashan
GERMANY
WYOMING
General
($30-$99)
Mr. Peter Abbinga
Mr. Barry J. Crompton
PORTUGAL
Sustaining
($100-$499)
Mr. Greg Bayne
Prof. Ian F. Beckett
Mr. Peter Bridson
Mr. Simon J. Daniels
Mr. James Jefferson Lee
James E. Munson, Ph.D.
Mr. Ian Watson
General
($30-$99)
Mr. Brian Atcheson
Mr. Neil R. Barker
Mr. Keith Bright
Mr. and Mrs. David Dougan
Dr. Peter Doyle
Mr. Jeremy Edwards
Len and Pauline Ellison
Mrs. Jean L. Ellmore
Mr. Peter R. Evans
Mr. Roy Henley
Mr. Martin Hicks
Mr. James Jack
Mr. Paul Jonsson
Mr. John R. Kearney
Mr. Andrew Morgan
Mr. John Morley
Mr. Richard O’Sullivan
Mr. John Tate
Sustaining
($100-$499)
Mrs. Renee Burmester
NETHERLANDS
Sustaining
($100-$499)
Mr. and Mrs. P. VanBergen
Mr. and Mrs. Maico Hoksbergen
NEW ZEALAND
Sustaining
($100-$499)
Mr. Mitchell Elms
Mr. Eric Jarvis
General
($30-$99)
Mr. Howard Broad
Mr. Gavin C. Buchanan
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Donors To Special Projects
T
he Museum of the Confederacy recognizes the following
individuals and organizations for their generous support of
our ongoing fundraising projects.
In celebration of Jefferson Davis’ bicentennial birthday and
the 20th anniversary of the opening of the restored White House,
we were able to complete several important conservation projects.
The badly decayed iron fence in front of the mansion, which
Donations Made to the
White House Carpet &
Draperies Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Grayson
Burlingame
Endicott, New York
General Robert E. Lee Chapter
#233, UDC
Oak Hill, Virginia
Ms. Michele M. Burnett
Alexandria, Virginia
Mr. Donald S. Schultz
Melrose, Florida
Donations Made to the
General White House
Conservation Fund
Mr. Michael A. Giandiletti
Livonia, Michigan
Mrs. Ramsey McNeil
Radford, Virginia
Mr. Robert A. Grant
Verona, New Jersey
Mr. James H. Mealor
Atlanta, Georgia
Mr. and Mrs. J. Allen Gray
Malvern, Pennsylvania
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Medlin
Horizon City, Texas
Miss T. A. Concho Hill
El, Monte, California
Mr. William T. Mosenthal
Ashburn, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Hoff
Virginia Beach, Virginia
Mr. Joe Murphy
Lexington, Kentucky
Mr. William O. Humphreys
Ronceverte, West Virginia
Mr. Rex Murphy
Cumming, Georgia
Mr. and Mrs. William B.
Craddock
Charlottesville, Virginia
Dr. Philip E. Isett
Edmond, Oklahoma
Mr. Michael J. Prentice
Lincoln, California
Jesse Deloach
San Antonio, Texas
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Jones
Clanton, Alabama
Mr. Scott A. Raymond
Chesapeake, Virginia
Mr. Doug Delsemme
Kansas City, Montana
Mr. Phillip Jones
Sugarland, Texas
Mr. William Reass
Los Alamos, New Mexico
Mr. and Mrs. David M.
Edwards
Wadesboro, North Carolina
Mr. James G. Joslin
Atlanta, Texas
Mr. and Mrs. Bon A. Russell
Avon Lake, Ohio
Mr. Ron V. Killian
Spartanburg, South Carolina
Dr. Janet M. Schneider
Rivesville, West Virginia
Mr. Donald Lessa
Stoughton, Massachusetts
Ms. Roberta Roberts Scruggs
Richmond, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Lickey
Manassas, Virginia
Mr. James Simms
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Ms. Peri Marek
Rancho Santa Fe, California
Mr. Martin T. Slaughter
Los Angeles, California
Ms. Jill McDaniel
North Olmsted, Ohio
Mr. John T. Smith and Family
Chesapeake, Virginia
Mr. David W. McDonald and
Family
Brandy Station, Virginia
Mr. John Smoley
Corona, California
Ms. Elizabeth Cale
Hilton Head Island, South
Carolina
Mr. and Mrs. Bemis Carlton
Golden, Colorado
Ms. Mary Lou Conrod
Winfield, Kansas
Anonymous donor
Mr. and Mrs. David M.
Edwards
Wadesboro, North Carolina
Ms. Katherine Guerrant Fields
Richmond, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hagstrom
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Mrs. Julia S. Jacobs
Hanover, Virginia
Donations made to the White
House Fence Fund
Ms. Beth Elliott
Oakland, California
Colonel James J. Searcy Camp
# 1923, SCV
Centralia, Montana
Mr. Austin W. Farley
Pawleys Island, South
Carolina
Dr. and Mrs. Burness F.
Ansell, Jr.
Richmond, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Feil
Lancaster, Texas
Mr. Michael K. Benton
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Mr. Jerry D. Brown
McKinney, Texas
fell down in the spring, has been fitted with replacement parts,
repaired, and reinstalled. The last of the new draperies—in the
children’s nursery—have been completed and hung, along with
decorative border paper in the stair hall. The new carpet for the
stairs and stair hall has arrived from the mill in England and
will be installed in January.
Ms. Ann Fischbeck
Sarasota, Florida
Mr. and Mrs. David Fowler
Fleetwood, Pennsylvania
Society of the Order of the
Southern Cross
Overton, Texas
Mr. John C Stockbridge
Bloomington, Minnesota
Mr. Eric Sunstrom
Cedarburg, Wisconsin
Mr. Ross N. Tucker
Woodstock, Georgia
Mr. and Mrs. Leigh M.
Vaughan
Cary, North Carolina
Mr. Mike Waggoner
Knoxville, Tennessee
Mr. and Mrs. Jim I. Walker
Virginia Beach, Virginia
Mr. William L. Walters
Clarksdale, Massachusetts
David and Sharon Ware
Yorktown, Virginia
Mr. Gary Wright and Mrs.
Cheryl Donlon
Huddleston, Virginia
Dr. and Mrs. William C.
Yankowsky
Wharton, Texas
Donations made to the
Conrad Wise Chapman
Paintings Conservation Fund
The Reverend Warren J. Soule
Hanover, New Hampshire
Mr. and Mrs. P. VanBergen
Netherlands
Matching Gift Organizations
T
he following organizations matched gifts of their employees. Individual donors whose gifts were matched are listed in the
Stewards section of this report.
Altria Employee Involvement
Program
Boeing Gift Matching Program
Exxon Mobil Matching Gifts
Program
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco
Company Foundation
The Markel Corporation
Matching Gifts Program
Pfizer Foundation Matching
Gifts Program
SBC Foundation
Wachovia Foundation
Matching Gifts Program
Caterpillar Foundation
Bank of America Matching
Gifts Program
Dominion VA Power - North
Carolina Power Matching
Gifts
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SunTrust Mid-Atlantic
Matching Gifts Program
Wells Fargo Company
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Flag Conservation Program
T
he Museum of the Confederacy recognizes the following
individuals and organizations for their generous support of
the Flag Conservation program in the 2008-2009 fiscal year.
Thanks to the outstanding efforts of our donors, the 41st Georgia
Battle Flag is conserved and on display. We are currently
24th Virginia Volunteer Infantry
Regiment Companies A-K
Winston-Salem, NC
fundraising for the 18th Virginia Infantry battle flag, the 24th
Virginia Infantry and the 2nd Maryland Infantry. More than 41
flags have been conserved thanks to your encouraging support of
this program.
Mr. and Mrs. Carter C. Chinnis
Richmond, Virginia
Mr. Jonathan Jackson
Wallingford, Pennsylvania
Ms. Paula Webster Moore
Tobaccoville, North Carolina
Mrs. Leah L. Samuels
Spotsylvania, Virginia
Mr. William S. Clark
Whiteville, North Carolina
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Jamerson, Jr.
Appomattox, Virginia
Mr. James E. Morgenson
Virginia Beach, Virginia
Mr. Byron Schulken
Fayetteville, North Carolina
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Drogo
Auburndale, Florida
Mr. Robert A. Johnson
Winchester, Virginia
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. John W.
Mountcastle
Glen Allen, Virginia
Dr. James A. Scott
Lexington, Massachusetts
Mr. Dallas C. Edwards
Galax, Virginia
Mr. A. Francis Jones II
Daytona Beach, Florida
Mr. and Mrs. David M. Edwards
Wadesboro, North Carolina
Mr. and Mrs. J.T. Jones
Troutville, Virginia
Mr. Phillip Articola and Mrs. Jean
Myers
Manassas, Virginia
Mr. Joseph Elmore
Oxford, Mississippi
Mr. William E. Kennedy III
Columbia, Tennessee
Mr. Wayne E. Arvo Jr.
Harwood, Maryland
Falling Branch Elementary School
Christiansburg, Virginia
Mrs. Christa N. Kiser
Salem, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Rene Balcer
New York, New York
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory F. Force
Spartanburg, South Carolina
Mr. Bernie C. Klemanek
Mineral, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ball
Bluefield, West Virginia
Mr. Charles Frakes
Rockville, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Krupacs
Lansdowne, Virginia
Mr. Harvey Bally
Springfield, Illinois
Ms. Loretta Geick
Conroe, Texas
Mr. Timothy J. Latham
Richmond, Virginia
Mr. William Barker
Ghent, West Virginia
Mr. Patrick Gillroy
Newport News, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Greene Lawson, Jr.
Roanoke, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Barringer
Weldon, North Carolina
Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Goforth
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Mr. James Jefferson Lee
Hampshire BH24 1FE
Ken and Sue Boardman
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
Pvt. and Mrs. John B. Gumz
Ridgely, Maryland
Mr. Joshua Lindamood
Galax, Virginia
Ms. Sue Anne Boothe
Floyd, Virginia
Craig T. Hammer, P.E., M.P.H.
Schenectady, New York
Mr. L. Lindon
Blacksburg, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Points
Springfield, Virginia
Mr. Jason Tate
Beaverdam, Virginia
Mr. James D. Bowers
Afton, Virginia
Mr. Timothy L. Hazlewood
Martin, Tennessee
Mr. Stanley Longo
Baldwinsville, New York
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin D. Poole
Christiansburg, Virginia
Mr. Jeffrey L. Thomas
Beaverdam, Virginia
Mr. Daniel S. Bracken
Scottsdale, Arizona
Mr. Michael A. Hendrick
San Mateo, California
Dr. John A. Lowe
Rockville, Maryland
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Porterfield
Christiansburg, Virginia
Mr. John and Mrs. Lucy Tscherne
Whippany, New Jersey
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel R. Broh-Kahn
Phoenix, Maryland
Mr. Chuck Hill
Bakersfield, California
Mr. James A. Mallory
Rocky Mount, North Carolina
Mr. Clifford Preston
Gainesville, Florida
Mr. Floyd Tyson
Houston, Texas
Mr. Robert J. Burdge
Fort Pierce, Florida
Mr. & Mrs. Bernard L. Hodges, II
Christiansburg, Virginia
Ms. Peri Marek
Rancho Santa Fe, California
Ms. Jennifer L. Reed
Radford, Virginia
Mr. Matthew D. Utt
Blacksburg, Virginia
Mr. William A. Burke
Appomattox, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Holmes
Ringoes, New Jersey
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne J. Massie
Madison Heights, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Rowland
Wilmington, Delaware
Mr. T. B. Whitehurst
Mercer Island, Washington
Mr. and Mrs. Shan C. Carroll
Christiansburg, Virginia
Mr. James P. Houghton
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Mr. James and Mrs. Linda May
Wilson, North Carolina
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ruedisueli
Roanoke, Virginia
Mr. C. R. Willie Wurm
Kentwood, Michigan
Dr. Michael B. Chesson
Belmont, Massachusetts
Mr. Eugene Rees Hunt
Paoli, Pennsylvania
Mr. Michael E. McPoland
Ashburn, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Bill E. Russell
Yorktown, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Yates
Richmond, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Larry C. Childress
King, North Carolina
Dr. Arnold M. Huskins
Grovetown, Georgia
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Mitchell
Columbus, Ohio
Mr. Robert M. Rutledge
Manassas, Virginia
Mr. W. Denman Zirkle
Edinburg, Virginia
58th Virginia Infantry
Hamilton, Virginia
Stuart’s Horse Artillery Camp
# 1784, SCV
Floyd, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Anthony
Blacksburg, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Nostrandt
Richmond, Virginia
Mr. Dexter E. Oliver
Richmond, Virginia
Mr. Charles H. Orme
Friendship, Maryland
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Palamar
Appomattox, Virginia
Mr. Ralph Panaro
Newport, New Jersey
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Parks
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Parsons
Blacksburg, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Pearson
Appomattox, Virginia
Ms. Brenda B. Pierce
Christiansburg, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Todd D. Poff
Christiansburg, Virginia
Mr. W. E. Senn
Washington, DC
Mr. Lawrence A. Serdoner Sr.
Harrison Township, Michigan
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Shelton
Clayton, North Carolina
Mr. and Mrs. Philip O. Sheridan
Moneta, Virginia
Mr. Ronald C. Spiggle
Appomattox, Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Stall
Boyos, Maryland
Star Promotions
Christiansburg, Virginia
Mr. Paul Stroud
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Dr. Linda A. Sundquist-Nassie
Paradise, California
Dr. Martin Tant
Kingsport, Tennessee
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Donations to the Collections
Anonymous
Confederate paper money printed in the City of Richmond
April 14, 1862, and a wooden
drinking cup
Anonymous
Civil War Centennial First Day
of Issue cancelled stamps for
Fort Sumter and Shiloh; 2
sheets of Civil War Classic
Collection stamps; 8 cancelled
Civil War Classic Collection
envelopes (Raphael Semmes,
Harriet Tubman, Joseph E.
Johnston, David Farragut,
Frederick Douglas, Robert E.
Lee, Abraham Lincoln, and
William T. Sherman)
Mr. Abdur Ali-Haymes
Book, Lee of Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Eric D. App
Book, Henrico County Field of
Honor, Volumes 1 & 2
Arthur Manigault Chapter # 63,
United Daughters of the
Confederacy
Book, For Love of Rebel
Mr. Tom Broadfoot (publisher)
Books, A History of the 3rd South
Carolina Regiment: Lee’s
Reliables; The 14th South
Carolina Infantry Regiment of
the Gregg-McGowan Brigade,
Army of the Northern Virginia;
The 13th South Carolina voluntary Infantry C.S.A.; and
Hampton Legion Infantry CSA
Mr. Arthur E. Carver, III
Tin canteen that belonged to
J. A. Guerrant
Mr. Ronald S. Coddington (author)
Book, Faces of the Confederacy:
Album of Southern Soldiers and
Their Stories
Dr. John Coski
Books, The Making of a Confederate:
Walter Lenoir’s Civil War and
A Grand Army of Black Men
Ms. Sally Archer Anderson
Williams Christiansen
Copy print photograph of Sally
Archer Anderson
Mr. Sam Craghead
Books, Torpedoes: Another Look
at the Infernal Machines of the
Civil War; and The Battle of
Staunton River Bridge
Ms. Jocelyn P. Jamison (author)
Book, They Died at Fort Delaware
Mr. Thomas A. Daniel (author)
Book, The Southern Cause: For
the Love of Dixie
Mr. Carlton P. Moffatt, Jr.
Thirteen pieces of Staffordshire
china owned by the Crenshaw
family and 12 chocolate plates
by Haviland & Company
Limoges
Mr. Pierre Fricke (author)
Book, Collecting Confederate
Paper Money
Ms. Janet J. Perkins
Book, Annals of the Army of the
Cumberland
Mr. H. Allen Frise
Books, 49 Civil War books
Mr. Osbourne L. Raines
Cut-away model of the CSS
Richmond
Mr. Thomas Adam Gregory
Print of Jefferson Davis, copyright 1908
Mr. Sidney Hall
Piano stool currently on display
in the White House of the
Confederacy
Mr. Donald C. Hunt
Papers of Benjamin Binns and
his family
Dr. Dan Beattie (co-author)
Book, Brandy Station 1863: First
Step towards Gettysburg
Estate of Mr. Charles W. Beddow
Discharge order from Johnson’s
Island for 2nd Lieutenant
James B. Moore of Mosby’s
Cavalry
Mr. S. Waite Rawls III
A ceramic pot with lid, a ceramic
fruit bowl and a tin cup that
belonged to Private Robert
Rawls, Co. I, 41st Virginia
Infantry; and book, Around
New Market; A Story of the
Confederate War
Ms. Betty Baird Rusher & Ms.
Lucy Baird Williams
An ambrotype of either J. Daniel
Booker or John W. Booker in
addition to 159 letters written
by J. Daniel Booker and John
W. Booker (both served in
Co. K, 34th Virginia Infantry)
Mr. Herbert M. Schiller, M.D.
Books, Contributions Relating to
the Causation of Disease, and
to Camp Diseases; Together
with a Report of the Diseases,
etc., among the Prisoners at
Andersonville, Ga. and
Outlines of the Chief Camp
Diseases of the United States
Armies as Observed during the
Present War and A Practical
Contribution to Military Medicine
Mr. James A. Schurman
Non-regulation South Carolina
Militia Officer’s sword with
scabbard and a Service Officer’s
sword and scabbard
United Daughters of the
Confederacy, Virginia
Division
Pamphlet, Minutes of the 113th
Annual Convention
Mr. L. Bryce VanStavern
Book, War of the Aeronauts:
A History of Ballooning in the
Civil War
Mr. Jeffry D. Wert (author)
Book, Cavalryman of the Lost Cause:
A Biography of J.E.B. Stuart
Mr. William Lee Younger
Confederate shaving soap manufactured by Seth W. Roberts,
Mobile, Alabama (in original
packaging)
Mr. Joseph Beglan
Book, Hugh: A Kentucky
Confederate in the Civil War
Mr. André Born
Books, Dierhundert and
German/American Dictionary
The Family Papers of Pvt. Benjamin Franklin Binns of Company
K, 53rd Virginia Infantry include his July 12, 1865 oath of
allegiance of Binns and that of his new bride, Mary A. Martin,
as well as a July 10, 1865 document requesting the couple’s
marriage license.
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Confederate shaving soap manufactured in Mobile, Alabama.
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Board of Trustees
Staff & Volunteers
As of October 15, 2009
PART-TIME STAFF
VOLUNTEERS
Waite Rawls
President & CEO
P. W. Benton
White House Guide
Abdur Ali-Haymes
Museum Operations Assistant
Shannon Coleman
Haversack Store
Mr. T. Sheppard Parsons
Richmond, Virginia
Eric App
Director of Museum Operations
Ruth Ann Coski
Special Correspondent
Mr. Benjamin W. Rawles III
Richmond, Virginia
Donna Blount
Retail Sales Manager
Tray Adams Dev.
Jim Bazo LH
Dan Brigance LH
Madge Campbell FD
Frankie Cerniglia FD
Deborah Fulk Dev.
James Gilmore Lib.
Will Glasco LH
Ron Hawkins LH
Rex Hovey LH
Ginger Lanier LH
Robert Lanier LH
Ed Lee Dev./Lib.
Elizabeth Lee Dev.
Steve Lesser Dev.
Jimmy Lipscomb LH
Conway Moncure WH
Marya Olgas Hav.
David Palmer LH
Jake Pierro Lib.
Olga Polezhay FD
Ozzie Raines LH
George Saunders Hav.
Patrick Schultze Mkt./Dev.
Wally Scott WH
Steve Shaw Hav.
Jane Sinclair, Dev.
Jason Spellman Mkt.
Steve Toler Mkt.
Jack Travis LH
Tony Turley LH
Josh Watson LH
Ley Watson LH
John Weigly Dev.
Susan Weigly Dev.
Mr. John L. Nau III
Houston, Texas
Dr. Edward L. Ayers
Richmond, Virginia
Mr. Rosewell Page III,
Chairman
Richmond, Virginia
Hon. Daniel T. Balfour
Richmond, Virginia
Mr. Paul W. Bryant, Jr.
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Col. J.A. Barton Campbell
Richmond, Virginia
Dr. William J. Cooper, Jr.
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Mr. Richard H. Cross, III
Concord, Massachusetts
Mr. W. Moultrie Dotterer
Richmond, Virginia
Mr. Langhorne Gibson
Richmond, Virginia
Mr. Robert B. Giles
Richmond, Virginia
Mr. Claude P. Foster
Earlysville, Virginia
Mr. J. Edward Grimsley
Richmond, Virginia
Sen. Charles R. Hawkins
Chatham, Virginia
Dr. Julian Davis Hudson
Chase City, Virginia
Prof. Ervin L. Jordan, Jr.
Charlottesville, Virginia
Mr. John F. Kay, Jr.
Richmond, Virginia
Mr. Ivor M. Massey, Jr.
Richmond, Virginia
Mr. Carlton P. Moffatt, Jr.
Richmond, Virginia
As of October 15
FULL-TIME STAFF
Mr. John P. Ackerly III
Richmond, Virginia
Mr. Patrick W.J. Reardon
London, England
John Coski
Historian & Director of Library
& Research
Mrs. Elizabeth Wilkins Talley
Richmond, Virginia
Sam Craghead
Public Relations Specialist
Mr. B. Seward Totty
Lexington, Virginia
Mr. Matthew G. Thompson, Jr.
Richmond, Virginia
Mrs. Elizabeth F. Wallace
Richmond, Virginia
Mr. Donald M. Wilkinson, Jr.
New York, New York
O. T. Crowther
Vice President for Advancement
Kim DiPilato-Hoge
Director of Finance and Human
Resources
Tim Edgell
Retail Sales Supervisor
Melinda Gales
Registrar
Mr. Samuel B. Witt III
Richmond, Virginia
Kelly Hancock
Educational Programs
Coordinator
Mr. Clifford M. Yonce
Greenwich, Connecticut
Robert Hancock
Senior Curator & Director of
Collections
Miss Jane A. Cecil
Emeritus Trustee
Richmond, Virginia
Mrs. Norvell Henley Lamb
Emeritus Trustee
Richmond, Virginia
Mrs. E. Morgan Massey
Emeritus Trustee
Richmond, Virginia
Mr. J.E.B. Stuart IV
Emeritus Trustee
Richmond, Virginia
Sean Kane
Museum Education Specialist
Dean Knight
Supervisor of White House
Operations
Linda Lipscomb
Director of Administration and
Retail Sales
Teresa Roane
Library Manager
Leo Rohr
Marketing Specialist
Emily Souder
Development Associate
Bryce VanStavern
Visitor Services Supervisor
Charles Gills
Mail Order Specialist
Will Glasco
White House Guide
Sam Harrelson
Haversack Store
Tucker Hill
Co-editor
Chris Hyner
White House Guide
Margaret Jones
Visitor Services
Molly Jones
Haversack Store
Frances Lilly
White House Guide
Becca Muhleman
White House Guide and Visitor
Services
Jenna Nacht
White House Guide
Dennis Norris
White House Guide
Amanda O’Neal
White House Guide and Visitor
Services
Bill Parker
Visitor Services
Janet Jordan Perkins
Collections Research Assistant
Craig Ponte
White House Guide
Amanda Powers
White House Guide
Becky Sirles
White House Weekend Supervisor
John Strahle
Facilities
Bill Sullivan
White House Guide
Diane Willard
Director of Membership and
Annual Giving
Brandi Turner
White House Guide
Catherine Wright
Collections Manager
Ann Drury Wellford
Photo Services Manager
Vickie Yates
Director of Marketing and
Public Relations
Brandon Willard
Visitor Services
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13th North Carolina Infantry LH
15th Virginia Volunteers LH
21st Virginia Infantry LH
Cumming’s Battery LH
Evergreen Shade LH
Knibb’s Battery LH
The Ladies of the Garden
Jefferson Davis Chapter,
Virginia United Daughters
of the Confederacy
(White House Garden)
The Ship’s Company LH
The Tarheel Civilians LH
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THE FUTURE IS NOW!
BY
O.T. CROWTHER, Vice President for Advancement
I
n my first message to you a year ago, which we
titled “Funding the Future,” I told you about a
capital campaign and its value to the Museum.
A year later those values are being realized and the
momentum and urgency to attain them have
escalated. Accordingly, I have titled this message
“The Future is Now.”
Since July 2008, we have been in a campaign
phase that development professionals refer to as the
“silent phase.” The silent phase is the time taken
to study the needs of the campaign, assess resources, test the
climate, and set interim and long-term goals. When we announce
the campaign formally, we will set goals that are clearly stated
and achievable. Once we announce the campaign it will be a
dash to the finish.
The term “silent” does not imply secrecy or any reticence to
raise funds. Indeed, the silent phase is quite the opposite. There
is no secret about the Museum’s intent to create the museum
system. There is no secret about the Museum’s desire to increase
its endowments for the White House, its collections and library,
and the education programs. There is no secret about the Museum’s
need to increase its operating revenue.
All of these targets will require substantial funding. All of these
goals are critical to the future of The Museum of the Confederacy.
The Board and the staff are diligently developing the standards
which will adequately fund each of these initiatives and which will
reach each goal. As we set each of these targets, we will develop
the processes and messages to tell the world what we are doing,
how we’re doing it, and how they can help.
We are not ready yet to announce specific campaign initiatives,
but we already know that the success of our future and any plan
must include the opening of The Museum of the Confederacy at
Appomattox. Success in Appomattox will motivate even more
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people who want to see the Museum grow and
flourish and who want to be part of something
exciting, innovative, and bold—a once-in-a-lifetime achievement. The opening of the museum site
at Appomattox represents a dramatic announcement
of our reentry into the national dialogue and the
largest contribution to Civil War scholarship and
tourism during the 150th observance of the American
Civil War.
But the plans we’re making now for the Museum
are not just for the Civil War Sesquicentennial. That observance
will only last for four years. The Museum of the Confederacy has
been in existence for 120 years, and we are preparing for the
next 120! What we are doing now and what we will share in the
future will signal the start of that journey. We have started to
create that future.
The past 18 months have not been the most fertile time for
fundraising. We all have met personal and business challenges. The
economic future is still uncertain. All of these factors have slowed
giving, but not eliminated it. The members and friends of the
Museum have been most generous. We must rely on that continued
generosity and find ways to expand the number of participants.
We will continue to direct you to events and opportunities
for information and engagement as we make our plans and finalize
our goals. We will announce interim financial targets and gifts.
When we announce our final goals, that will be the prologue to
final success.
But today we see the future we are seeking and it is already
upon us. Every successful step we take toward the future makes our
dreams more attainable. Our opportunity to define the future is now.
Your opportunity to help create the future is now, by helping to
increase the membership rolls and the annual fund. Let’s not delay
because the “Future is Now.”
2010 SYMPOSIUM EXAMINES THE COMING OF THE
C I V I L WA R T H R O U G H T H E B I O G R A P H I E S O F
FOUR AMERICAN PRESIDENTS
BY JOHN
M. COSKI, Historian & Director of Library & Research
M
ore than six decades before
Andrew Jackson by Dr. William
South Carolina seceded from
W. Freehling, Senior Fellow, Virginia
the Union, a state legislature
Foundation for the Humanities and
passed a series of resolutions declaring
Public Policy, author of Prelude to Civil
the Union to be a “Federal Compact”
War: The Nullification Crisis in South
and resolving that “whensoever the genCarolina and The Road to Disunion
eral government assumes undelegated
John Tyler by Dr. Edward P. Crapol,
powers, its acts are unauthoritative,
Professor Emeritus, The College of
void, and of no force....” The ghost
William and Mary, author of John
writer of those 1798 “Kentucky
Tyler: The Accidental President
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featured
Andrew
Jackson
and
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Resolutions” was Thomas Jefferson,
The cost of the symposium is $35
Washington on currency and postage stamps, despite
soon to be elected U.S. President.
for members of The Museum of the
the two presidents’ strong stands in support of
In 1820, after his presidency,
Confederacy and Library of Virginia
an unbreakable and perpetual Union.
Jefferson famously characterized the
donors, and $50 for others. The fee
political crisis over the admission of slave
includes a box lunch. Seating is limited
state Missouri as “a fire bell in the night.” The issue of slavery,
and reservations and advanced payment are required. Use the
he wrote, was like “having the wolf by the ear, and we can neither
form below or register on line at www.moc.org.
hold him nor safely let go.”
In his legendary 1796 “farewell address,” another Virginiaborn American president, George Washington, warned his
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“unit of government” was “the main pillar in the edifice of your
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real independence, the support of your tranquility at home, your
peace abroad, of your safety, of your prosperity, of that liberty
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Washington, Jefferson, and other early American statesmen
were painfully aware that their new nation was built on a troubled
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Union. Virtually every one of America’s first fifteen presidents
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confronted some kind of situation that presaged the disruption
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of the Union in 1860-1861.
LUNCH MENU CHOICES (included in admission fee):
On Saturday, February 20th from 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., the
Sandwich
and chips, dessert, and a 12-ounce drink
Museum and the Library of Virginia will sponsor a symposium that
examines the careers, thoughts, and actions of four antebellum
Sandwich Choices (check one)
___ Turkey & havarti with basil Parmesan sauce, lettuce & tomato on whole wheat
American presidents and how they relate to the origins of the
___ Caribbean jerk chicken salad with onion compote & roasted garlic & cilantro
Confederacy and the coming of the Civil War. The topics and
___
Chicken salad with almonds, raisins, lettuce & tomato on sourdough
speakers are:
___ Spiced tuna salad with capers, red onion, celery, cumin, lettuce & tomato on rye
George Washington by Dr. Anne Sarah Rubin, University
___ Ham & Swiss with Dijon mayonnaise, lettuce & tomato on Kaiser roll
of Maryland, Baltimore County, author of A Shattered Nation:
___ Roast beef & jack cheese with horseradish on Kaiser roll
The Rise and Fall of the Confederacy and “’Seventy-Six and
___ Garlic & chili hummus, cucumbers, bell peppers & cilantro wrapped in tortilla
Sixty-One’: Confederates Remember the American Revolution”
Desserts (check one)
Thomas Jefferson by Dr. Peter Onuf, Thomas Jefferson
___ Chocolate chip cookie
Memorial Foundation Professor, University of Virginia, author
___ Brownie
of Jefferson’s Empire: The Language of American Nationhood and
Mail form to: The Museum of the Confederacy,
Jeffersonian Legacies
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T H E H AV E R S A C K
ChristmasOrnaments
COLOR LEE ORNAMENT
An all-new colorful version of Ellis
M. Silvette’s painting of Gen. Lee
surrounded by a beautiful gold tone
rim. Image measures 2”, while the
complete ornament is 2.75” around.
A perfect addition to your ornament
collection. Item #3035:
Retail $7.50 Member Price $6.75
CONFEDERATE WHITE HOUSE ORNAMENT
Based on a new watercolor done by David
Hughes who is known for his paintings of
historic homes. The image of the Executive
Mansion is engraved onto a manmade scrimshaw
material and individually hand colored. A leafy
brass frame contains crossed battle star ribbons
echoing the St. Andrew’s cross. 2 -7/8” x 3 ½”
ornament in green, velvet lines box. Item #2226:
Retail $19.95 - Member $17.95
PEWTER GREAT SEAL ORNAMENT
Handcrafted pewter wreath with
suspended Great Seal of the
Confederate States of America
centerpiece and silver hanging cord.
Comes boxed with a history of the
Great Seal. Measures 3” by 2.5”.
Made in U.S.A. Item #3857: Retail
$11.99 - Member Price $10.79
WHITE HOUSE OF THE CONFEDERACY
WOOD ORNAMENT
Solid wood ornament, hand painted by Rachael
Peden. A beautiful rendering of the beloved
White House of the Confederacy, home to
President Davis and his family from 1861-1865.
This is one of our most popular ornaments
year-round. Item #167: Retail $16.50 Member $14.85
COLOR GREAT SEAL ORNAMENT
A colorful new version of The
Great Seal of the Confederacy
ornament surrounded by a beautiful
gold tone rim. Image measures 2”,
while the complete ornament is
2.75” around. It will make a
wonderful new addition to your
ornament collection. Item #3033:
Retail $7.50 Member Price $6.75
CANNON ORNAMENT
Detailed suspended pewter cannon ornament
surrounded by pewter wreath with red hanging
ribbon. Item #242: Retail $14.50 Member $13.05
BOTTOM:
GREAT SEAL ORNAMENT
Beautiful and highly detailed
rendering of the Great Seal of the
Confederate States of America in
gold tone. A beautiful addition to
any tree or for home decoration.
Item #165: Retail $12.99 Member $11.69
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KEPI ORNAMENT
Detailed suspended pewter kepi ornament surrounded by pewter wreath with red hanging
ribbon. Item #245: Retail $14.50 Member $13.05
BELOW:
CONFEDERATE FLAG GLASS ORNAMENTS
Three new hand-made fused glass ornaments
made exclusively for The Museum of the
Confederacy by Glass Flagg in Gettysburg,
Pennsylvania. Available in the following flag
designs: Confederate First National (Measures
3.5” x 2”, Item #203); Confederate Naval Jack
(Measures 3.5” x 2”, Item #204) and the Army
of Northern Virginia Battle Flag (Measures 2.5”
x 2.5”, Item #205). Retail $12.00 Member Price $10.80
S T O R E C ATA L O G
T HE L EGENDARY “L EE T REE ” AND I TS L EGACY
I
n June 1862 during the Seven Days Battle of Gaines Mill, Gen. Robert E. Lee was known to
have met with his staff officers under a 300-year old White Oak. That tree came to be
affectionately known as the “Lee Tree” and remained standing another 140 years, ultimately
falling to Hurricane Isabel in 2003.
“LEE TREE” WOOD TABLE This limited edition table has been
handcrafted by Sam Jordan from the white oak of the “Lee
Tree.” Each table measures 25” x 15”. The table top (13.5”
in diameter) features a custom laser-engraved image of
Robert E. Lee with a history of the historic “Lee
Tree.” Each table is individually numbered and
is strictly limited to 50. A portion of the cost
of each table benefits the Virginia Civil War
Battlefield Preservation Fund. Item #775:
Retail $500.00 – Member Price $450.00
RIGHT: ROBERT E. LEE - “LEE TREE” ORNAMENT Crafted entirely from a small
piece of the “Lee Tree,” this handsome ornament measures 4.25” x 3” and comes in a custom
cut gift box. A portion of the cost of each ornament
benefits the Virginia Civil War Battlefield Preservation
Fund. Item #777: Retail $45.00 – Member Price $40.50
RICHMOND MONUMENTS WOOD ORNAMENTS
The historic Civil War monuments located on Richmond’s famous Monument
Avenue are reproduced in amazing detail on these laser cut Baltic Birch
ornaments. The image of each monument appears on the front with a brief
history on the back. Collect all four! Made in USA - Sold individually. Robert
E. Lee Monument Ornament (Item #677); Stonewall Jackson Monument
Ornament (Item #678); J.E.B. Stuart Monument Ornament (Item #680);
Jefferson Davis Monument Ornament (Item #682): Retail $7.50 each –
Member Price $6.75 each
LEFT: Detail of the
engraving on top.
ROBERT E. LEE COMMEMORATIVE NUTCRACKER
This highly collectible First Edition nutcracker and MOC
exclusive is handmade in the heart of Central Virginia by
TRC Designs Inc., designers of the 2008 USPS Christmas
Stamps. Wooden Box included measures 14” x 6.5” x 5.5”.
Nutcracker measures 13” x 4.25”. Laser-engraved base is
made from “Lee Tree” wood with image of Robert E. Lee
and history of the tree inscribed on the bottom. Item #781:
Retail $245.00 – Member Price $220.50
LEE PRAYING PORCELAIN ORNAMENT
Sculpted porcelain ornament with decorative gold edge. Ornament hangs from
a gold metallic cord. Measures 3” x 4”. Item #472: Retail $12.00 –
Member Price $10.80
ROBERT E. LEE COMMEMORATIVE PEN This pen has been crafted from a small piece of white oak from the “Lee Tree.” Each
pen measures 5.5” in length and comes in a custom laser-engraved wood case which measures 7” x 1.5” x 1”. A portion of the cost
of each pen benefits the Virginia Civil War Battlefield Preservation Fund. Item #723: Price $85.00 – Member Price $76.50
Thank You!
Your purchases support The Museum of the Confederacy.
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T H E H AV E R S A C K
Civil War Wives: The Lives and Times of Angelina Grimké
Weld, Varina Howell Davis & Julia Dent Grant by Carol
Berkin. The wives of abolitionist Theodore Dwight Weld,
Confederacy President Jefferson Davis, and Union commander
Ulysses S. Grant were unrepresentative in their marriages but
typical in their struggles to use their sharp minds to break free
of the era’s restrictions on married women. They pointed the
way to what women’s lives might—and eventually did—
become. (361 pages, 9.5” x 6.5”, hardcover) – Item #736:
Retail $28.95 – Member Price $26.06
Rachel Weeping II: Mourning in Nineteenth Century
America (Expanded 2nd Edition) by Karen Rae Mehaffey.
The booklet is a thoughtfully produced introduction to mourning traditions and history in America, with a focus on the
American Civil War era. Topics include burials, cemeteries
Haunted Battlefields: Virginia’s Civil War Ghosts by Beth Brown.
Journey to 13 of Virginia’s most haunted Civil War sites in search
of spectral residents. Hear stories that have swayed skeptics and
learn about new encounters with Civil War ghosts. Visit Cold
Harbor, Henry House Hill, and the Bull Run Bridge at Manassas,
Fredericksburg’s Sunken Road, Grant’s Headquarters at Appomattox
Manor, and many more ghostly places! (160 pages, 9” x 6”, paperback) - Item #726: Retail $14.99 – Member Price $13.49
A Southern Spy in Northern Virginia: The Civil War Album
of Laura Ratcliffe by Charles V. Mauro. As the Civil War raged,
Confederate Brig. Gen. J.E.B. Stuart entrusted a secret album to
Laura Ratcliffe, a young girl in Fairfax County, “as a token of his
high appreciation of her patriotism.” A devoted southerner, Laura
provided a safe haven for Rebel forces, along with intelligence
gathered from passing Union soldiers. This is a fascinating look
at the covert lives and relationships of civilians and soldiers during
the war, kept hidden until now. (223 pages, 9” x 6”, paperback)
– Item #742: Retail $21.99 – Member Price $19.79
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and monuments, coffins, mourning stages, dress, decor, literature,
art, post-mortem photography, mourning etiquette, and more.
(68 pages, 8.5” x 5.5”, paperback) – Item #745: Retail $13.95 –
Member Price $12.56
Hell on Belle Isle: Diary of a Civil War POW Edited by Don
Allison. Based on the journal of Sgt. Jacob Osborn Coburn, a
member of the 6th Michigan Cavalry. This firsthand account of
the horrors of prison life on Belle Isle in Richmond, Virginia,
reveals the soul of a brave and courageous man who only wanted
to serve his country and return home to his fiancée. It is a rare
and valuable source for those interested in Civil War prison life.
(191 pages, 8.5” x 5.5”, paperback) – Item #755: Retail $15.95 –
Member Price $14.36
The Chancellorsville Campaign: The Nation’s High Water
Mark by James K. Bryant II. Chancellorsville was the true high
water mark for both the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia
and the Union Army of the Potomac. The campaign would be the
Confederates’ greatest battle, though it came at the cost of losing
Gen. Stonewall Jackson at the height of his military success and
public popularity. Although the Confederacy prevailed at Chancellorsville, “Fighting Joe” Hooker used the defeat to institute a multitude
of reforms in the Army of the Potomac, which paved the way for
the hard-fought victory at Gettysburg and heavily influenced the
Union winning the war. (159 pages, 9” x 6”, paperback) – Item
#741: Retail $19.99 – Member Price $17.99
The Fredericksburg Campaign: Drama on the Rappahannock
by Edward J. Stackpole. Originally published in 1957, Edward
Stackpole’s history of this 1862 battle—probably the most onesided Confederate victory of the war—is reprinted here in a
second edition with subsequent scholarship taken into account.
It includes a commentary by Scott Hartwig analyzing Stackpole’s
Blue and Grey Cookery: Authentic Recipes from the Civil
War Years by Hugh and Judy Gowan. Cooking in the past
depended upon a mixture of intuition and common sense. Few
recipes had been written down prior to the 1860s, and measurements as we know them today were unheard of. The recipes
found in this book hopes to return some of the “art” involved
with cooking. (40 pages, 8.5” x 5.5”, paperback) – Item #708:
Retail $8.00 – Member Price $7.20
Devotions for Warriors: A Christian Perspective of the Civil War
by Mike Fisher and Joe Jared. A 365-day devotional capturing
the poignancy of the Civil War. Fisher and Jared tell stories
revealing the authors’ belief in God’s sovereign control of Civil
War events. They encourage readers to “daily gird yourself with
truth as you prepare to face today’s battles by spending a little
quiet time reading Devotions for Warriors.” (380 pages, 8.75” x 6”,
paperback) – Item #743: Retail $21.99 – Member Price $19.79
interpretations and explaining why some of his conclusions are
challenged by later historians. (312 pages, 8.25” x 5.5”, paperback) – Item #713: Retail $12.95 – Member Price $11.66
Cry Havoc!: The Crooked Road to Civil War, 1861 by Nelson
D. Lankford. Most historians agree that a degree of violent civil
strife in the U.S. was inevitable by 1861. However, that does not
mean that the actual war this nation endured, leaving 600,000
dead, had to occur. Could the conflict have been limited to
brush fires of violence until a workable compromise was achieved?
The events that led to the final rupture in 1861 were the consequences of specific decisions by specific men. Had they chosen
differently, Lankford suggests, war on a massive scale could have
been averted. (308 pages, 9.25” x 6.25”, hardcover) – Item #712:
Retail $17.95 – Member Price $16.16
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Secret Missions of the Civil War by Philip Van Doren Stern. Here are the
stories of spies and undercover agents, both Union and Confederate, based
on long-suppressed secret service files. A compelling history of the Civil War
is woven from first hand accounts by men and women who undertook secret
missions and were involved in underground activities for both sides. Includes
discussions of codes and ciphers used during the war. (320 pages, 9.25” x 6.25”,
hardcover) – Item #714: Retail $9.99 – Member Price $8.99
God Rest Ye Merry, Soldiers: A True Civil War Christmas Story by
James McIvor. Recounts Christmas celebrations during the early Civil
War, with an emphasis on how the holiday united opposing soldiers.
Though Congress didn’t decree Christmas a national holiday until 1870,
it was spreading nationwide as an American tradition by the time the
war broke out. (162 pages, 7” x 5”, paperback) Item #3169: Retail
$12.00 – Member Price $10.80
GENERAL ROBERT E. LEE LIMITED EDITION PRINT
This portrait is one of only six that are known to have been painted while Lee was alive, only one of which
was painted from life during the war. Less than 180 of the strictly-limited run of 500 numbered prints
remain. Once these have been sold, this print will no longer be available. As this is a special fundraising
item for The Museum of the Confederacy, member discounts do not apply. Measures 21” wide x 26” high.
Item #3179: Price $300.00
BELOW: DELUXE CIVIL WAR CHESS SET Each piece of this remarkable set is a miniature work of art,
marching across a frosted-glass “battlefield.” Lifelike horse-head corner columns hold the board aloft. A truly
theatrical twist on the classic game of strategy—and an absolute “must” for Civil War collectors and chess
fanatics alike! Comes complete with polystone pieces and etched glass board. Each playing piece is approximately 1 5/8” diameter x 5 5/8” high; board is 21 1/2” diameter x 1/2” thick; each corner column is 3 1/8” x
4 1/2” x 5” high. Item #370: Retail $180.00 - Member Price $162.00
THE CIVIL WAR 2010 DESK CALENDAR
No American war has continued to fascinate the public like
the Civil War. This intriguing calendar contains excerpts
from actual letters written from the front, lingo, trivia, facts,
snippets from Civil War literature and songs, interesting
information about key people, and monumental events and
battles noted on the actual dates that they occurred. Even
the most knowledgeable Civil War buff is sure to learn some
interesting new facts. Item #282: Retail $13.99 –
Member Price $12.59
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the sound of the original
rebelyell lives!
Hear It On CD - Accompanied With Music & Stories
Available at www.mocstore.org
Official online store of The Museum of the Confederacy
Phone: (804) 649-1861 ext. 53
THE REBEL YELL LIVES! Nothing captures the imagination of the students of the
Confederacy more than the famous Rebel Yell. Contemporary accounts are filled with references.
Yet few people know how the famous shout actually sounded. This new CD, produced by The
Museum of the Confederacy, presents the real sound—the yell that inspired Johnny Reb and sent
chills up the spine of Billy Yank. Featured are several versions of the authentic Rebel Yell, from
one man to (thanks to the miracles of digital reproduction) the entire Army of Northern Virginia,
along with many historical descriptions. A Museum exclusive and a must for anyone interested
in the American Civil War! Item #413: Retail Price $10.00 - Member Price: $9.00
FIRST FAMILY CHRISTMAS CARDS
All new Christmas cards featuring the First Family of the Confederacy during
Christmas 1863. It is the only portrait of the entire Davis family together and was
painted by noted Richmond artist, Nancy Smith. This is a Museum of the
Confederacy exclusive, available only through the Haversack Store. Ten cards and
envelopes are packaged in an attractive clear box. A great new Christmas card to send
to everyone on your list this year! Item # 3681: Retail $12.00 Member Price $10.80
CONFEDERATE OFFICER CHRISTMAS STOCKINGS
Detailed to look just like the sleeve of a Confederate officer’s uniform, right down to the shiny
CSA buttons. The perfect stocking for any Civil War enthusiast! Available in Artillery Red
(Item #2461), Cavalry Yellow (Item #3167) and Infantry Blue (Item #3166): Retail $25.00 Member Price $22.50
RIGHT: “CHRISTMAS 1864” (CD) CHRISTMAS MUSIC UN-RECONSTRUCTED STYLE!
Selections include: What Child Is This?, Mistletoe Waltz, I Wonder As I Wander, Good King
Wenceslas, Infant Holy, Silent Night, Beautiful Star of Bethlehem, Rise Up Shepherd, The First
Noel, Auld Lang Syne. Item #1838: Retail $17.50 - Member Price $15.75
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WHITE HOUSE OF THE CONFEDERACY LIMITED EDITION PEN
This pen is handcrafted of wood from a much beloved Buckeye tree that once stood in the garden of the White House of the
Confederacy. The last of four Ohio Buckeyes planted circa 1820 by the mansion’s original owner, Dr. John C. Brockenbrough,
blew down during Hurricane Isabel in 2003. This collectible pen is one of a limited edition set of 200 pens, beautifully crafted
locally here in Richmond. Each pen and box is individually numbered. All proceeds from the sale of these pens go to benefit
the Museum. Wood color varies from pen to pen depending on the portion of the tree wood used. Item #780: Retail $225.00 –
Member Price $202.50
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Victorian Christmas Traditions
Sunday, December 6, 1:00-3:00 p.m.; Free for members;
$5 for non-members
This St. Nicholas Day program introduces participants to the
rituals and traditions of a 19th-century Christmas and includes a
tour of the Confederate White House decorated for the holidays.
No reservations required.
Confederate Memorial Literary Society
CONFEDERACY
Civil War Cinema: Shenandoah
Saturday, November 21, 1:00-5:00 p.m.
The Byrd Theatre, 2908 Cary St.
The Museum of the Confederacy and the Byrd Theatre Foundation
are cosponsoring their second annual showing of a classic Civil
War film in the 1928 movie palace to benefit both the Museum
and the Theatre. The featured film will be Shenandoah (1965)
starring James Stewart. Civil War scholar Dr. Gary W. Gallagher
will give a pre-movie lecture. The event will feature a champagne
and chocolate reception at 1:00 p.m. followed by the screening.
To purchase tickets visit www.moc.org or contact Emily Souder at
(804) 649-1861 ext. 43 or [email protected].
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Court End Christmas
Sunday, December 13, 12:00-5:00 p.m. Free Admission
Richmond’s longest-running holiday open house welcomes visitors
to the museums of the Court End neighborhood north of the
state capitol. The Museum and White House offer Victorian
decorations, children’s crafts, Santa, living history, refreshments,
and period music.
Folk Arts Badge Day
Saturdays, February 13 & 27; Two Sessions: 9:30 a.m.-12:15 p.m. or
1:45-4:30 p.m. Cost: $10 per girl, troops welcome. Limited number
of chaperones admitted free, others pay Museum admission.
Junior Girl Scouts will discover what photographs can tell us
about family life, participate in the Virginia Reel, design a quilt
square, play children’s games of the past, create their own period
craft (a tussie mussie) and tour the White House of the
Confederacy. Space is limited and reservations are required.
Contact Kelly Hancock at [email protected] or (804) 649-1861
ext. 21 for more information or to register.
Symposium: “Four American Presidents (But What Do They
Have to Do with the Civil War?)”
Saturday, February 20, 9:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Library of Virginia Auditorium, 800 E. Broad St.
Cost: $35 for members; $50 for non-members (box lunch included)
George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Andrew Jackson, and
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Zoomify!
Just posted on www.moc.org is a new feature that allows site visitors
to zoom in on high resolution digital photographs of selected artifacts,
such as Beauregard’s LeMat pistol. Open the Collections tab and
look under “Digital” to find all the Zoomified images in one place.
John Tyler confronted issues and situations that presaged the
dissolution of the Union in 1860-1861. The 2010 Symposium
will show how the thoughts and actions of four antebellum
presidents help us better understand the coming of the War.
Reservations and pre-payment required. See story and reservation
form on page 33.