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1:07 pm Thursday, October 14, 2004

United Way donors

By Staff
Oct. 10, 2004
The United Way of East Mississippi is involved in its annual campaign. The agency has collected 36 percent of its $700,000 goal. Much of funds have come from Pacesetter companies, leadership givers and individuals. If you would like to donate, call the United Way office at 693-2732.
The following are leadership givers for the month of September:
Cornerstone ($2,500 and above)
Dr. Eric Bridges
Maurice and Cathy Hall
Fred and Sissie Wile
Foundation ($1,000-$2,400)
Jim and Joann Barber
Frank Cabell
Mark Cawthon
Bubba and Valarie Hampton
Harold and Barbaree Heaster
Glenn Hernandez
Kristi Hodges
Mr. and Mrs. M.F. Kahlmus
Emma McCain
Paul McDonald
Mr. and Mrs. James McRae
Dr. Richard and Mary Ann Riley
G.V."Sonny" Montgomery
Dr. John Mutziger
Arlie Ramsey Sr.
Fred Rogers
Dr. G.A. "Sonny" Rush
Bill and Sally Scaggs
Angela Sherrill
Mr. and Mrs. James Skewes
Donnie Smith
Wallace Strickland
Mark Tramontana
Darrell Wildman
Gary Wilkinson
Builder ($500-$999)
Charles Alderman
Michael Ball
Percy Chandler
Dr. Dan Doorenbos
Nina Dusang
Dr. Marc Fisher
Michael Gibson
Dr. Mary Ann Cowart and Joe Wilkerson
James E. McGinnis, Jr.
David Giffin
Nell Grissom
De Leon Guy
Dan Harrison
Jackie Holloway
Bob Huff
Betty Johnson
Ceatrice Kelly
Jean and Alex Loeb
Bob and Kathy Luke
Dr. David Makey
James McGinnis, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. George Meyers
Chuck Nicholson
Bill Patterson
Dr. John Patton
Joel Payne
Fred Poitevent
Dr. William and Christine Riley
John Settineri
Hampton Thames
Robert F. Ward
Albert Weems
Thomas Welsh
Michael Williams
Dr. R.E. Williams
Annette Wimberly

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