Together We Are Supporting Hanover County Public Schools 2011 ...

2011-2012 

ANNUAL REVIEW 

Together We Are Supporting Hanover County Public Schools

From the Executive Director… 

MISSION 

We develop and sustain community and business 

partnerships, and serve as effective stewards 

of resources, to create quality educational 

opportunities that promote high performance in 

all students in Hanover County Schools. 

2011-2012 EXECUTIVE BOARD 

Vernon E. Inge, Jr., LeClair Ryan, President 

Robert C. Brown, Capital One, Vice President 

Michael S. Rosser, Bank of America, Treasurer 

Gianna C. Clark, Dominion Virginia Power, Secretary 

DIRECTORS 

Dr. Anna L. Bender, Atlee Chiropractic Center, P.C. 

Joseph D. Cox, Panduit Corporation 

Randolph A. Dillard, Verizon 

Darrell S. Foster, Media General Operations & 

Distribution Solutions 

Rachel D. Gann, Dixon Hughes Goodman LLP 

C. Wayne Griffin, White Birch Paper Company 

Elizabeth S. Littlefield, 

J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College 

Michael W. Lowry, Owens & Minor, Inc. 

J. Ross Luck, Luck Chevrolet 

Dr. S. Aaron Marks, Marks Family Dentistry 

Charles B. Martin, Altria Client Services 

Michael C. Patrick, Patrick Pontiac Buick GMC 

HEF ADVISORS 

Sue Forbes Watson, School Board Member 

Dr. Jamelle S. Wilson, Superintendent of Schools 

Dr. Daryl H. Chesley, Assistant Superintendent for 

Instructional Leadership 

Dr. Michael E Thornton, Assistant Superintendent for 

Business and Operations 

Matthew C. Anderson, Trane, Chairman, Business 

Advisory Committee 

PAST PRESIDENTS 

L. McCauley Chenault, Chenault Law Offices 

E. Mason Cockrell, Jr., Dean Witter Investment Services 

Martin L. Giles, VSC Fire & Security, Inc. 

Kenneth J. Hein, Retired 

William H. Hutton, Union First Market Bank 

Michael D. Robinson, Bon Secours Memorial 

Regional Medical Center 

A. D. Whittaker, A.D. Whittaker Construction, Inc. 

Wow – what a year for the foundation! Our 12th superintendent, 

Dr. Jamelle Wilson, completed her first year; the Hanover 

Education Foundation welcomed three new scholarship 

donations; and the HEF presented the first Stewart D. Roberson 

Professional Development Scholarship. With the retirement of 

Sue Forbes Watson, one of Virginia’s longest serving School Board 

members, the HEF is excited to begin the Sue Forbes Watson 

Award for Educational Innovation in 2012-13. 

The HEF Board also experienced changes as we said good-bye to Bess Littlefield, Joe Cox, 

Mike Rosser and our President, Vern Inge. Thank you for six years of service to our students 

and teachers. 

The Hanover Education Foundation is pleased to announce that more than $300,000 was 

raised during 2011-2012 for our students and educators despite the current economic 

climate. This Annual Review is a testament to how fortunate the HEF is to have individuals, 

community organizations, and business partners with a vision and passion for our students 

and staff. And they continue to “answer the call!” 

I am pleased to serve the school division as the HEF Executive Director with the support of a 

strong and motivated Board of Directors. Thanks for a great year! 

HANOVER EDUCATION FOUNDATION 

Margaret Hill 

HEF Executive Director 

Goals 

• Be a dynamic and responsive mechanism for meeting changing educational challenges 

and needs of Hanover County. 

• Encourage innovative educational programs of direct benefit to teachers and students. 

• Serve as a non-profit body to solicit and receive tax-deductible funds from those sharing 

and supporting a continuing vision of excellence for Hanover County Public Schools. 

Initiatives 

• Creative Instructional Grants to teachers to encourage and stimulate creativity in effective 

teaching. 

• Professional Development Grants for teachers to expand their knowledge and skills 

which they can transfer to the classroom. 

• Scholarships for our students to pursue training and educational opportunities beyond 

high school. 

• Matching Grant Funds to leverage the Foundation’s funds for district-wide or schoolbased 

enhancements. 

• Grants for students and teachers to compete or participate in a significant manner in 

state or national competitions or meetings. 

Special thanks to our generous HEF supporters 

You can donate through your employee giving campaign by using the following agency codes: 

HEF STAFF 

Margaret P. Hill, Executive Director 

Anita M. Floyd, Administrative Assistant 

United Way of Greater 

Richmond & Petersburg 

Designation 

Code 244 

Commonwealth of 

Virginia Campaign 

Designation 

Code 3276 

Central Virginia Combined 

Federal Campaign 

Designation 

Code 25026 

2 Striving for Excellence … in our students … in our schools … in our community.

Classroom Innovators 

2011-2012 Creative 

Instructional Grant Recipients 

These successful initiatives benefited more than 4,150 students 

and allowed our educators unique professional development 

opportunities. Funds for creative instructional grants were 

provided by generous contributions from Altria and Bank of 

America. 

Dianna MacPherson 

Beaverdam Elementary School 

One School, One Book 

Kathy Johnson & Karen Joseph 


No Child Left Inside—Grab and Go 

Lesson Kits for Outdoor Learning 

Angela Dickinson & 

April Newcomb 

Cold Harbor Elementary School 

Books-To-Go Helps Cougars Grow 

Sarah Calveric & Amy Williams 


Chapters with CHES 

Jennifer Sanders & 

Meg Hanayik 

Kersey Creek Elementary School 

Poetry Comes Alive 

Renee Reisenweaver 

Lee-Davis High School 

House Wiring 

Jason Hancock & Devon Thiel 


Modeling in the Science Classroom 

Ryan Heizer & 

Stephanie Joyner 

Mechanicsville Elementary School 

Using Games to Connect with 

Families and Strengthen Math 

Abilities 

Alicia Todd 


We All Read Together 

Courtney Jones 


Academy of Engineers 

Jennifer Washburn & 

Amy Miller 

Pole Green Elementary School 

Math Flashback SOL Review Book 

Jennifer Washburn & 

Amy Miller 


Social Studies Reading Interactive 

Notebook 

Helen Barrett & Erin Milton 

Washington-Henry Elementary School 

Community Reads—Developing a 

Love of Books 

Helen Barrett 


Reading Success with Fundations 

KCES Principal Deborah 

Waters Receives Award 

As Hanover’s runner-up for the 2012 R.E.B. Award for 

Distinguished Educational Leadership, Dr. Deborah 

Waters, principal at Kersey Creek Elementary School, 

received a professional development scholarship from 

the Hanover Education Foundation in March 2012. 

The funds are being used to continue a School-PTA 

partnership initiative begun in 2011-2102 to purchase 

BrightLink projectors for each classroom at KCES, as 

well as for training for the teachers. These innovative 

teaching tools turn the classroom into an interactive 

classroom where the students are inspired and motivated to learn. Dr. Waters, the 

staff and students expressed their appreciation of the HEF’s support in helping learning 

come to life. 

Washington-Henry students enjoy the kick off of 

the One School, One Book choice of Mr. Popper's 

Penguins as part of the HEF grant "Community 

Reads —Developing a Love of Books." 

McGettigan Foundation Grant for 21st Century 

Teaching and Learning 

Since the 2006-2007 initial grant for SMART Board expansion at Liberty Middle School, The 

McGettigan Foundation (founder and president, Pat McGettigan) has donated additional funds 

to support 21st century teaching and learning. Technology resources enabled through The 

McGettigan Foundation’s generous grants include laptops, webcams, instructional software, 

E-readers, and iPad carts. 

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HEF Celebration of Excellence 

Matthew C. Anderson, 

General Manager of 

TRANE, is recognized by 

Dr. Jamelle Wilson as a 

community leader who 

has made significant 

impacts in the Hanover 

County School division 

since 1998. Mr. Anderson 

received the 2011 Partners 

in Excellence Award at the 

gala this year. 

We’re All In This Together 

On November 10, 2011, the Hanover Education Foundation 

(HEF) hosted the 13th Annual Celebration of Excellence in 

Education Gala. The event was held at the Omni Richmond 

Hotel to honor outstanding Hanover educators and 

community members whose significant contributions have supported 

major education initiatives of Hanover County Public Schools (HCPS). 

The Hanover County School Board and government leaders joined 

Superintendent of Schools Jamelle Wilson, school staff members, and 

community business partners to celebrate awards and recognition 

garnered by Hanover County teachers, administrators and support staff 

over the past year. 

Music for the evening was provided by the Hanover High School 

Women’s Chamber Singers directed by James Barrack. 

Altria Group, Inc., Coventry Health Care, Dominion Virginia Power, 

Kings Dominion, Moseley Architects, Patrick Auto Group and the Rotary 

Club of Mechanicsville were the major sponsors of the evening. Table 

sponsors included: Battlefield Commons LLC, Bon Secours Memorial 

Regional Medical Center, Carol & Frank Bradley, C&F Bank, Hanover 

Career Student Resource, Inc., Harris, Hardy & Johnstone, P.C., 

Kroger, Martin’s, Scott & Stringfellow, Inc., The Supply Room 

Companies Inc., Trane, VSC Fire & Security, and White Birch Paper 

Company. Photography services were provided by Lifetouch National 

School Studios. 

Jamie Mullenaux, 5th grade teacher at Mechanicsville Elementary 

School, was honored as the Hanover Teacher of the Year. Mrs. 

Mullenaux was awarded the use of a new vehicle of her choosing 

by Michael Patrick, General Manager of Patrick Buick GMC. Owen 

Matthews, Director 

of Finance, Kings 

Dominion presented 

Mrs. Mullenaux with 

an all-day trip for her 

fifth grade class to 

Kings Dominion’s new 

animatronic dinosaur 

park called Dinosaurs 

Alive! 

The Rotary Club of 

Mechanicsville once 

again partnered with the 

Hanover Education Foundation to award teachers with monetary gifts. 

Mr. Billy Wells, president of the Rotary, was present at the gala. 

Other awards and recognitions that were presented at the 

Celebration of Excellence included the HEF 2012 Partner of Excellence 

Award, the Superintendent’s Professional Development Award, Beginning 

Teacher of the Year Award, REB Awards, National Board Certification 

Recognitions, Hanover Support Employee of the Year, Creative 

Instructional Grant Awards, and the Stewart D. Roberson Professional 

Development Scholarship Awards. 

“The theme for the evening was ‘We’re All In This Together.’ Thanks to 

the support of all our sponsors, we were able to celebrate the talents 

and creativity of Hanover’s excellent teachers and educational leaders. It 

was truly a night to remember,” said Margaret Hill, Executive Director of 

the HEF. 

To read more about the 13th Annual Celebration of Excellence in Education, please visit our website at hefhanover.com 


Hanover County Public Schools 

Teacher of the Year 2012 

Jamie B. Mullenaux, Mechanicsville Elementary School 

School Nominees 

Lisa B. Adkins, Henry Clay Elementary School 

Susan H. Angel, Pole Green Elementary School 

Joanne C. Astin, Chickahominy Middle School 

Leah J. Beard, Laurel Meadow Elementary School 

Hillary R. Billingsley, South Anna Elementary School 

Catherine S. Brown, Atlee High School 

Anita Cary-Wright, Pearson's Corner Elementary School 

Lauren C. Churchill, John M. Gandy Elementary School 

Judith G. Corker, Battlefield Park Elementary School 

T. Lynn Corsentino, Hanover High School 

Kathryn C. Denton, Rural Point Elementary School 

Candice L. Driggs, Oak Knoll Middle School 

Michelle T. Goerss, The Georgetown School 

Christine D. Hoffman, Beaverdam Elementary School 

Nicole D. Inge, Cool Spring Elementary School 

Amy T. Jones, Liberty Middle School 

Colette Kelly, Kersey Creek Elementary School 

G. Jeanine Long, Elmont Elementary School 

Elizabeth F. Markwood, Patrick Henry High School 

Lianna L. Moss-Everhart, Cold Harbor Elementary School 

Karen L. Priolo, Washington-Henry Elementary School 

Patricia J. Webb, Stonewall Jackson Middle School 

Beginning Teacher of the Year 2010-2011 

Lily K. Collins, Kersey Creek Elementary School 

Recipients of the Stewart D. Roberson Professional Development Scholarships are Pati Deal, Dr. Dana 

Gresham, and Alicia Todd pictured with Dr. Jamelle Wilson (L) and Dr. Stewart Roberson (R) 

Stewart D. Roberson Professional Development 

Scholarship 

To honor the accomplishments that were made under the direction of retired past 

superintendent, Dr. Stewart D. Roberson, a scholarship was established in his name. 

The HEF awarded three scholarships for the first time at this year’s Celebration Gala. 

Recipients were Pati Deal, Dr. Dana Gresham and Alicia Todd. The HEF invites the 

community to support the Stewart D. Roberson Professional Development Scholarship. 

This support will strengthen the important investments provided by Hanover County 

Public Schools’ excellent faculty, staff, and school leaders. Donations received through 

this scholarship fund will directly impact thousands of children influenced by each 

educator in Hanover. Checks should be made payable to the Hanover Education 

Foundation and be sent to PO Box 1297, Ashland, VA 23005. 

HEF Awards Superintendent’s Professional Development Scholarship for 2012 

S. Paige Abasolo, a Guidance Counselor at Kersey Creek Elementary School, has been 

selected as the recipient of the 2012 Superintendent’s Professional Development 

Scholarship. A $1,000 scholarship was presented to Abasolo during the January 10, 

2012, Hanover County School Board Meeting. 

Established in 1999 by the Hanover Education Foundation, the scholarship 

is awarded to a teacher who strives to heighten the experiences within his or her 

classroom through significant professional development opportunities. Funds from 

this scholarship are awarded annually for tuition, books, travel and other activities 

related to experiences that can be shared to enhance the knowledge of students within 

Hanover County. 

Abasolo intends to use the scholarship to attend the 6th Annual National 

Conference on Girl Bullying that is scheduled to be held during June in Atlanta, 

Georgia. The conference will focus on social and cultural factors of bullying and how 

it is unique to females. Following the conference, Abasolo will participate in training 

sessions and workshops to share the information that she will receive during the threeday 

event this summer. 

(L to R) Dr. Jamelle Wilson, Superintendent of Schools; Paige Abasolo, scholarship recipient; and 

Vernon E. Inge, Jr., President of the Hanover Education Foundation. 


Generous Support From Our Community 

Hanover Education Foundation Hosts 9th Annual Bowl for Education 

On Saturday, January 21, thirty-eight teams 

representing every Hanover school, the 

Hanover County School Board, local 

businesses, the central office, and the Hanover 

Education Foundation (HEF) gathered at AMF 

Hanover Lanes on Bell Creek Road for the 9th 

“Bowl for Education.” The HEF raised over 

$17,600 to support grants and scholarships for 

Hanover County students and teachers. 

The first place trophy went to the team from 

The Supply Room Companies, We Supply Strikes 

(Clyde Johnson, Barbara Laney, Wayne Smith, 

(L to R) Gianna Clark of Dominion Power; Matte Anderson of Trane; Rachel Gann of Dixon Hughes Goodman; and Dr. 

Jamelle Wilson, HCPS Superintendent. 

First Place Winners We Supply Strikes. (L to R) Clyde 

Johnson, William Quarles, Barbara Laney, and Wayne Smith 

(L to R) Gilligan’s Island: Katie Carneal, Vince D’Agostino, 

Sarah Mitchell, Casey Owen and Justin Roerink 

William Quarles). The second place trophy went 

to the Hanover High School Hawks (George 

Sadler, Leslie Simmons, Tom Connolly, Randy 

West). The third place trophy went to Liberty 

Middle School, Team Awesome (Matt Bobbitt, 

Paul Heizer, Dan McGraw, Robert Rice). Chip 

Tuck, bowling for the Rural Point Elementary 

School team, received the trophy for highest 

score in a game for a male, and Barbara Laney 

from The Supply Room Companies received the 

trophy for highest score in a game for a female. 

This year’s costume theme for the tournament 

was “The 60’s.” Best Dressed First Place went to 

The Hanover Center for Trades and Technology 

for Gilligan’s Island and Best Dressed Runner-Up 

went to Kersey Creek Elementary School for The 

Comet Trekkies, a take-off from Star Trek. Best 

Dressed Honorable Mention went to Hanover 

Education Foundation for the Rockin’ Rollers. 

Below: Front Row (L to R) Nicole Dudley, Briean Archer and 

Melissa Lowder; Back Row (L to R) Donna Smith, Esther 

McDermott, Shannon Tiller, Nancy Storie, Carrie Johnson, 

and mascot K.C. Comet. 

According to Margaret Hill, Executive Director 

of the HEF, everyone thoroughly enjoyed the event. 

“Thanks to all of our business partners that once 

again made this year’s tournament a success,” said 

Ms. Hill. “It’s always great to see folks having a 

good time at an event that benefits our students.” 

The HEF thanks the following donors for their support of the 9th Annual Bowl for Education: 

AMF Hanover Lanes 

Atlee High School 

Battlefield Park Elementary School 


Ben Franklin Crafts 

Block Party by Marsha Preston 

Bogeys Sports Park 

Calabash Seafood Corporation 

Candid Color 

Capital Ale House 

Chickahominy Middle School 

Children's Museum of Richmond 


Colonial Downs 

Cool Spring Elementary School 

Crossings Golf Club 

Troy Dow 

Education 2020 

Elmont Elementary School 

The Georgetown School 

Giovanni's Restaurant 

Half Way House Restaurant 

Hanover County School Board 

Hanover High School 

Hanover Your Pet, LLC 

HCPS Business & Operations 

Department 

HCPS Human Resources Department 

HCPS Instructional Leadership 

Department 

Henry Clay Elementary School 

Herald-Progress 

Hunting Hawk Golf Club 

John M. Gandy Elementary School 

Jostens Schoolhouse Solutions 


Laurel Meadow Elementary School 


Lewis Ginter Botantical Garden 

Liberty Middle School 

Lincoln Financial Group 


Moseley Architects 

Oak Knoll Middle School 

Patrick Henry High School 

Peak Experiences Indoor Climbing 

Center 

Pearson's Corner Elementary School 


Richmond Camera 

Richmond Flying Squirrels 

Richmond Magazine 

Richmond Symphony 

Rural Point Elementary School 

Science Museum of Virginia 

South Anna Elementary School 

Stonewall Jackson Middle School 

Swift Creek Mill Theatre 

The Hanover Center for Trades and 

Technology 

The Supply Room Companies, inc. 

Trane 

Victory Lady Fitness Center 

W. Baxter Perkinson, DDS & 

Associates, Ltd. 


YMCA of Greater Richmond 


The Dalton Foursome 

Chick-fil-A of Virginia Center and Mechanicsville 

15th Annual HCPS Golf Tournament Raises $32,000 

Thirty-one (31) teams competed in the 15th Annual 

Superintendent’s Business Advisory Committee 

(BAC) Golf Tournament held at the Hanover Country 

Club on June 18, 2012. For the ninth year, the tournament 

was divided into two flights raising more than $32,000 to 

support Hanover County Public Schools. 

Tournament Winners: 

AM Flight 

1st Place: The Dalton Foursome 

John Cox, Hal Dalton, Mark Lawrence, Spencer Rife 

2nd Place: Cavalier International, Inc. 

Lyn Chafin, Ken Douglas, John Leber, Chris Witte 

3rd Place: Moseley Architects 

Rhu Harris, Bob Hundley, Stewart Roberson, Michael 

Thornton 

PM Flight 

1st Place: Chick-fil-A of Virginia Center and 

Mechanicsville 

Mark Baldwin, Tim Jones, Russ Nash, Howe Rice 

2nd Place: The Supply Room Companies, Inc. 

John Arkesteyn, Addison Jones, Ben Roberson, Steve Wright 

3rd Place: Battlefield Commons, LLC 

Robert Reeves, Bud Wood, Roy Edmundson, Kelley Phaup 

“We sincerely thank each of our sponsors for their 

generosity and ongoing support of this annual event,” said 

Margaret Hill, Business Partnerships Specialist. “We also 

thank Hanover Country Club for its hospitality in welcoming 

us to their beautiful course for the fifth year and our 

hard working volunteers who helped to make the event a 

success. As always, Hanover students are the winners.” 

Event Sponsors 

Battlefield Commons LLC 

BB&T 

BB&T Insurance Services, Inc. 

BCWH Architects 

Bolton Partners 

Brandywine Realty Trust 

Cavalier International, Inc. 

Chick-fil-A at Virginia Center and 

Mechanicsville 

Cisco Systems 

Coventry/Southern Health Services 

Dalton Foursome 

DurretteCrump, PLC 

Floyd Brothers 

Fly Navy 

Friends of Chris Peace 

Gals on the Green 

Hanover High School 

J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College 

Jostens Schoolhouse Solutions 

Lawrence Environmental Group 

Maggie's Boys - The Weapons of Grass 

Destruction 

Marty’s Grill 


National Quality Products 

Patrick Buick GMC Kia 

Pearson VUE 

Pepsi Beverages Company 

Rich's Stitches 

Rutherford Supply Corp. 

Scott & Stringfellow, Inc. 

Specialty's Our Name, Inc. 

The Supply Room Companies, Inc. 

Timmons Group 

Trane 

Turning Point Benefits LLC 

VSC Fire & Security 

V Team 

White Birch Paper Company 

In-Kind Sponsors 

Barnes & Noble Booksellers Virginia Center 

Bogeys Sports Park 

Bottom's Up Pizza 

Bowl America, Inc. 

Bunkie Trinite Trophies 

Calabash Seafood Restaurant 

Paul Carper, Artist 

Car Pool 


Coca-Cola Refreshments USA, Inc. 


Glenmore Yoga & Wellness Center 


Hanover County Club 


Hondos Only Prime 

Jewels by Park Lane Robin Marill 


Lifetouch National School Studios 

Maggiano's 

Marsha's Block Party 

Mexico Restaurant 

Omni Richmond Hotel 

Richmond Camera Shop, Inc. 



Richmond Times-Dispatch 



Texas Roadhouse 


Tompkins Jewelers, Inc. 

TV99 - Hanover County Public Schools 


Virginia Barbeque Ashland 

W. Baxter Perkinson, Jr., D.D.S. & Associates 

Walmart of Ashland 


Thank You 

HEF Supporters - July 2011 - June 2012 

HONORARY CIRCLE 

$10,000 AND ABOVE 

Altria Group, Inc. 

Cecil R. & Edna S. Hopkins Family 

Foundation 

Mr. & Mrs. W. Barry Harmon 

Patrick Buick GMC Kia 

Patrick McGettigan Foundation 

Verizon Foundation 

SUPERINTENDENT’S CIRCLE 

$5,000 - $9,999 

Battlefield Commons, LLC 

Candid Color Photography 

Martin L. & Patricia H. Giles Fund 

of The Community Foundation 

Serving Richmond and Central 

Virginia 

Mary F. Gravely 

Kings Dominion 

Patricia Kneale 


Stewart D. & Leslie Tooker 

Roberson 


PRINCIPAL’S CIRCLE 

$1,000 - $4,999 

BB&T 

BB&T Insurance Services, Inc. 

BCWH Architects 

Bon Secours Memorial Regional 

Medical Center 

Boy Scouts of America Pack 

No. 706 

Bradley Properties, Inc. 

Brandywine Realty Trust 

Brown Rose Fund of The 

Community Foundation Serving 

Richmond and Central Virginia 

C&F Bank 

Carol & Paul Cash 

Cavalier International, Inc. 

Chick-fil-A at Virginia Center FSU 

Gianna C. Clark 

Commonwealth of Virginia 

Campaign 

Covenant Woods 

Coventry Health Care 

Dominion Virginia Power 

Janet H. Dunnevant 

Hanover Career Student Resource, 

Inc. 

J. Sargeant Reynolds Community 

College 

Kroger Company 

Martin's Food Store, Ashland 

National Quality Products 

Pearson VUE 

Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Ritz 

Rotary Club of Mechanicsville 

Rutherford Supply 

Scott & Stringfellow, Inc. 

Starke Foundation 

Studley L.P. 


Thamer E. “Chip” Temple III 

Timmons Group 

Trane Company 

VSC Fire & Security, Inc. 

W. Baxter Perkinson, Jr., D.D.S. & 

Associates, Ltd. 

Sue Forbes Watson 

White Birch Paper Company 

EDUCATOR’S CIRCLE 

$500 - $999 

AARP Hanover Chapter #5335 

AMF Bowling Worldwide, Inc. 

Atlee Chiropractic Center, PC 

Boyle Dentistry 

Coca-Cola Refreshments USA, Inc. 

Combined Federal Campaign 

Commonwealth of Virginia, Dept. of 

Taxation 

Laura S. Domalik 

E2020, Inc. 

Elmont Elementary School 

Olga V. B. Fallin 

Juliane Givler 

Hanover Center for Trades and 

Technology 

Hanover Country Club 

Hanover Industrial Air Park 

Business Association 

Hanover County Public Schools 

Frank Harksen 

Henry Clay Elementary School 

Pamela & Bill Hutton 

Darcy & Vern Inge 

Elke M. Jack 

John M. Gandy Elementary School 


Kohl's 

Laurel Meadow Elementary School 

Lifetouch National Schools Studio 

Lincoln Financial Group 

Luck Stone Corporation 

Pearson's Corner Elementary 

School 

George F. Sadler III 

Roberta A. Scull 

Specialty's Our Name 

Paul Vecchione 

SCHOLAR’S CIRCLE 

$100 - $499 

Leslie Dabbs Allen 

Matthew C. Anderson 

Debbie L. Arco 

Ashland Skateland 

Stephen M. Baker 

Bass Pro Shops Outdoor World 

Roxana Baylor 

Wanda Bibb 

Irene P. Bishop 

Karla K. Blakey 

Bolton Partners ICG, Inc. 

Bottoms Up Pizza 

Bowl America, Inc. 

William L. Brewster 

Tracy & Bob Brown 

Car Pool 

Paul L. Carper 

Joseph P. Casey 


Susan Copeland 

Joseph D. Cox 

Creative Office Environment LLC 

Crossings Golf Club 

Vincent L. D'Agostino 

Katia E. DeJarnette 

Nancy O. Disharoon 

Dixon Hughes Goodman LLP 

Michael C. Dixon 

Doors & More Welding Service LLC 

Troy Dow 

J. Nicole Harmon Dudley 

Dr. & Mrs. Robert K. Duley 

Patti & Jim Durbin 

DurretteCrump PLC 

F. Christine Egge 

Christopher A. Enright, CPA, PLC 

James Etheredge 

Julie A. Finnegan 

Patricia W. Fox 

Carmen M. Garcia-Mercado 


Miriam L. Green 

Dana E. Gresham 

C. Wayne Griffin 


David E. Hallman 

Hanover Ruritan Club, Inc. 

Hanover Your Pet, LLC 

Robert Harmon 

Harris, Hardy & Johnstone, P.C. 

Margaret P. Hill 

Kathryn A. Hull and Carroll LaHaye 

Kim & Phillip Hutcheson 

Kristen C. Jeuick 

Melissa M. Jones 

Stanley B. Jones 

Louise W. Jordan 

Hilda C. Kelly 

Gregory King 

Dorothy & Buddy Klotz 

Knot Planning Inc. 

Lawrence Environmental Group 

Mark A. Lawrence 

LeClairRyan 

Bess Littlefield and Michael 

Edwards 

Michael W. Lowry 

True F. Luck 

Robin Marill 

E. William Martin 

Kelli & Charlie Martin 

Kenneth Martin 

William E. Martin, Jr. 

Denyse M. McGraw 

Mr. & Mrs. C. Q. Meadows 

Betty Moring 

Sylvia Grace Newman 

Omni Richmond Hotel 

Rise S. Osterbind 

Patrick Henry High School 

Ladell Payne 

Christopher K. Peace 

Peak Experiences Indoor Climbing 

Center 

Pepsi Bottling Group, Inc. 

Ragan T. Phillips 

Katharine L. Picard 

Meg Pienkowski 


Marsha N. Preston 

Joyce G. Reade 


Fernando Rivadeneira 

Wanda W. Rivadeneira 

T. Fitzgerald Rogers 

Karen & Mike Rosser 

Ivy Sager 

Schoolhouse Solutions, Inc. 


Jill & David Spencer 

Robert D. Staley 

J. Clay Stiles III 

Rosemarie T. Stocky 

Terry S. Stone 

Studley Ruritan Club 

Josephine Suarez 


Boris O. Taran 

Michael E Thornton 

Tompkins Jewelers 

Trolley House Refreshments 

Turning Point Benefits 

Frances & Tony Valentino 

Sharon M. Vaughan 


Mary Lee W. Vinson 

Virginia Artesian Bottling Company 

Virginia Association of Workforce 

Directors 

Jane Cross Wait 

Walmart, Ashland 

Margaret M. Walthall 

Washington Henry Elementary 

School 

Deborah Waters 

Patricia White 

Jamelle S. Wilson 

Suzanne S. Wolstenholme 

YMCA of Greater Richmond 

Sherri Yoho 

Teresa York 

ACADEMIC CIRCLE 

$1 - $99 

Valerie J. Agnew 

Fiona C. Ailor 

Susan B. Albaugh 

Albertson Electric 

Christine R. Ambler 

Anne B. Andrews 

Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Ashenden 

John F. Axselle III 

Judith Sylvester Ayers 

Kate M. Ayers 

Paul Bakeman 

Barnes & Noble Booksellers VCC 

Leigh Dillard Barnes 


Collene M. Bass 


Mark Beckett 

Ben Franklin Crafts & Frames 

Talitha Benignus 

Christopher T. Bennett 

Gwen C. Bennett 

Ellen L. Blackburn 

Bogeys Sports Park, Inc. 

Sandra Spratley Bond 

Barbara L. Boor 

Dr. & Mrs. William C. Bosher, Jr. 

Amy L. Bowers 

Betsy K. Bowles 

Hinton Bowles 

Faith S. Boyle 

Joseph C. Bradford III 

Rebecca D. Bray 

Betsy F. Brewer 

Andrew S. Bristow IV 

Donna E. Brooks 

Kathleen M. Brown 

Paula P. Brown 

Melissa Bullard 

R. Davidson Burgess, Jr. 

Judy B. Burtner 

Calabash Seafood Restaurant 

Sarah Calveric 

Capital Ale House 

Denise Capps 

Hill Carter, Jr. 

Mr. & Mrs. Samuel R. Carter III 

Lois E. Cauthorn 

Susan Chambers 

Chenault Law Offices, PLC 

Susan C. Chenault 

Daryl H. Chesley 

Elizabeth C. Coates 

Sharon J. Coleman 

Colonial Downs 

Jodie Cooper 

Charla S. Cordle 

Mr. & Mrs. James K. Cox, Jr. 

Joseph B. Cox 

Nancy L. Cozart 

Anne G. Cross 

Sandra Crowder 

Dale Medlin Welding & Fabricating 

Cathy P. Daugherty 

Patti C. Davis 

Vivian S. Denton 

Annie R. Drautz 

Michael A. Duke 

Barclay F. DuPriest 

Jack M. Enoch, Jr. 

ERA Woody Hogg & Associates 

Tamra Faas 

Bethany F. Farris 

Brenda S. Fearnow 

Katherine Feigenbutz 

Leigh Finch 

Maria E. Fisher 

Joanne D. Flanagan 

A. M. Floyd 

Loretta K. Foley 

Vance T. Forbes, Jr. 

Betty B. Fortune 

Darrell S. Foster 

Gayle Francis 

G.E. Paine Electric Co., Inc. 

Amy Adolf Garelick 

Michelle D. Gary 

John A. Gibney, Jr. 

Cynthia Gibson 

Kimberley H. Gilman 

Judge & Mrs. Larry E. Gilman 

Rita Gilman 

Meriwether & David Gilmore 

Emily S. Gitchell 

Ann F. Hagan Gladstone 

Susan Glassburn 

Glenmore Yoga & Wellness Center 

Cathy H. Glenn 

Glory Days Grill 

Sharla Godfrey 

Amy W. Goodwin 

Amy H. Gordon 

Donna Graves 

George R. Grubbs 

Margaret B. Gunter 

Jennifer Hall 

Mary T. Hall 

Melvin R. Hall, Jr. 

Linda B. Hamilton 

Melinda P. Hammack 

Beth T. Hammer 

Kellen D. Hancock 

Karen H. Hanley 

Hanover Education Association 

Elizabeth Hargrove 

Kimberly Harrell 

Caroline S. Harris 

Cecil R. Harris, Jr. 

Bridgette A. Harrison 

Melissa G. Hartness 

Susan Watson Hatchett 

Cheryl A. Haverstein 

Diane Hayes 

Theresa J. Hechler 

Edward Henson 


Katrina Hester 

Jennifer Hill 

David M. Hindman 

Kimberly R. Hines-Bullock 

Vandi & John Hodges 

Mr. & Mrs. Frederick A. Hodnett, Jr. 

Hondos Only Prime 

Gail F. Hubbard 

Ann P. Huckstep 

Catherine Hughes 

Nancy R. Hugo 

Robert L. Hundley, Jr. 

Earl J. Hunter, Jr. 

Hunting Hawk Golf Course 

Sara N. Hyman 

Tammy S. Hynson 

Willnette Jackson 

Ann H. Johnson 

Judith R. Johnson 

Richard R. Johnson 

Cheryl W. Jones 

Jane H. Jones 

Joan Coakley Jones 

Kevin L. Jones 

R. Chapin Jones 

Teresa M. Keck 

Marisa Kelley 

Alan B. Kinker 

Ronald A. Kleinfeldt 

Samantha W. Krishnamurthy 

Annette M. Kurtzweil 

Jeanette Kusnerik 

Deborah A. Lauterbach 

Louise W. Lauterbach 

Kevin Layne 

Susan Weems Leachman 

Larry Ray Leber 

Jennifer T. Lenz 

Denise R. Lenzi 


Mr. & Mrs. Robert R. Lindgren 

Brenda Eggleston (L) and Mary Butler Eggleston (R) of the Cecil R. & Edna S. Hopkins 

Foundation accompanied by Vern Inge, HEF President, announce their support to the 

Hanover Education Foundation. 

Gift Provides Opportunity for 18th Century Learning 

The HEF received a $10,000 gift from the Cecil R. & Edna S. Hopkins Family 

Foundation, a private philanthropic organization. Beginning in the fall of 2012, fifth 

grade students at Elmont Elementary School will collaborate on a Language Arts/Science 

project designed to enhance and develop understanding of the science and technology 

of 18th century America. Students will examine similarities and differences to today 

with the 18th century and awaken to the possibility of their own abilities and potential 

to contribute to the future. The project will culminate with an 18th Century Fair in the 

spring. 

Judy & Donald Little 

Michele R. Little 

Georgia Hardy Luck 

J. Ross Luck 

Shearer T. Luck 

Sandra J. Lynne 

Carol Maddock 

Maggiano's 

Lynn S. Mallory 

S. Aaron Marks 

Stacie Marshall 

Teresa W. Martin 

Upton S. Martin III 

William G. Matthews, Jr. 

Donna McCroskey 

Daniel McGraw 

Kathryn McLaughlin 

Diana L. McPhatter 

Virginia L. Meisner 

Mexico Restaurant 

Patricia W. Miller 

W. Schuyler Miller, Jr. 

Robert Mills 

Lisa C. Minor 

Maureen D. Mizelle 

Roy Mo 

Betty Q. Moore 

Carol R. Moore 

Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth E. Moore 

Lianna Moss-Everhart 

Lindsay Mottley 

Stanislaus S. Mroczkowski 

Michael A. Mudd 

Peggy E. Myrick 

Vicki L. Nachman 

Mr. & Mrs. John W. Newell 

Sonia L. Nichols 

Laura Ann Nicolai 

Wendy B. Northup 

Carol Urbansok O'Brien 

Cheryl H. Osborne 

R. Gaillard Owen 

Marylou H. Paine 

Michael C. Patrick 

Kimberley L. Patterson 

Carolyn R. Peart 

Valoree E. Perry 

Rachael H. Pinkard 

Ellen V. L. Pleasants 

Marilyn K. Pollard 

Patricia C. Powell 

Candice Pressnell 

Faye O. Prichard 

Janice E. Proffitt 

Pro-Media Works LLC 

Cathy & Charles Pugh 

Marsha Rettig 

Richmond Camera 


Richmond Magazine 

Richmond Suburban 

Richmond Times-Dispatch 

Rich's Stitches, Inc. 

Rita Lynn Gilman, Inc. 

Deborah Roane 

Margaret E. Roane 

Susan B. Robertson 

Robin Rodgers 

Charles Pacheco Rodriguez 

Antonia P. Rohrbach 

Charles W. Sanders, Jr. 

Jennifer M. Sarych 

Ellis Ann Sasser 

Linda M. Scarborough 

Mr. & Mrs. Earl R. Schrag 

Caroline M. Schutte 

Seacom, Inc. 

Douglas Seal 

Charles Searles 

Melissa & Craig Semones 

Rev. & Mrs. Michael E. Shannon, Sr. 

Joni S. Shelton 

Daniel R. Sherrier 

Sydney S. Sherrod 

Valerie W. Shore 

Karen Shrader 

Jeffrey L. Sigmon 

Mary C. Sisson 

Phyllis & David Slonaker 

Angela A. Smith 

George F. Spagna, Jr. 

Christina Spain 


HEF Supporters - July 2011 - June 2012, continued 

Elizabeth B. Steadman 

Carol Wells Stevenson 

Sharon M. Stiles 

Nancy S. Storie 

Robert Stratton 

Lois W. Street 

Julie Tate 

Cheryl Z. Tavares 

Nancy T. Taylor 

Pamela C. Taylor 

W. Nelson Taylor 

Texas Roadhouse 

Sandra Theriault 

Lauren D. Thompson 

Robert E. Thompson 

Kevin B. Trent 

Bradley Trevillian 

Dianne & Chip Tuck 

Floyd W. Tucker IV 

Susan McDougle Tussey 

Laurie B. Ursiny 

Rhonda Utterback 

Karen & Tom Vaughan 

Virginia Barbeque Company 

Carole W. Wagner 

Dale B. Waldrop 

Ann K. Wallace 

Henry H. Walton IV 

Randolph H. Watkins 

Jane Forbes Watson 

Yvonne S. Wellford 

Donna H. Whiteway 

Peggy W. Whitlock 

Mary F. Wiblin 

Robert L. Wood 

Dara A. Woodrum 

Monnie W. Wooten 

Betty L. Wright 

Renee D. Yenser 

Angie C. Young 

Jennifer Young 

Catherine Zachmeyer 

MEMORIAL GIFTS 

Eli Caldwell 

Marisa Kelly 

Ronald A. Kleinfeldt 

Carole W. Wagner 

Bette J. Harmon Memorial 

Scholarship 

J. Nicole Harmon Dudley 

Janet H. Dunnevant 

Mr. & Mrs. W. Barry Harmon 

Betty L. Wright 

Mario C. Rivadeneira Memorial 

Scholarship 

Judy B. Burtner 

Carmen M. Garcia-Mercado 

Elke M. Jack 

Kevin L. Jones 

Stanislaus S. Mroczkowski 

Fernando Rivadeneira 

Wanda W. Rivadeneira 

Charles Pacheco Rodriguez 

Virginia Association of 

Workforce Directors 

Reba Martin Memorial 

Scholarship 

E. William Martin 

Kenneth Martin 

William E. Martin, Jr. 

Rosa B. Tapscott Literacy Fund 

Betty B. Fortune 

ANONYMOUS CONTRIBUTIONS 

$11,455 

We sincerely thank all the donors 

who gave in-kind contributions. 

We endeavor to insure the accuracy 

of all names in this Annual Review. 

Please call the Foundation office 

with corrections or omissions at 

(804) 365-4560. 

Verizon Foundation Grant 

Supports Reading Olympics 

Hanover Education Foundation 

Financial Year in Review 

2011-2012 FY Revenue and Pledges - $301,996 

Awards, Grants, & Scholarships $121,563 

$150,000 

$125,000 

Corporate $35,500 

Individuals $52,597 

Interest $218 

Special Events $92,118 

$100,000 

$75,000 

$50,000 

Congratulations to the 2012 Regional Reading Olympians team, "Readers from the 

Black Lagoon." Representing Liberty Middle School, the team edged out teams from 

Goochland County, King William County, as well as other Hanover County middle 

schools, to take home the trophy! 

$25,000 

$0 

2011-2012 FY Expenditures - $281,735 

$200,000 

$175,000 

$150,000 

Audit Fees/General Expenses $16,412 

Awards, Grants, & Scholarships $185,138 

HCPS Professional Development $37,500 

Special Events $42,685 

$125,000 

$100,000 

$75,000 

Randy Dillard, Verizon representative, presents the 2012 Hanover County Reading 

Olympians Championship team their trophy. The team, “Top Secret” represented 

Chickahominy Middle School. The Verizon Foundation’s generous support of the 

Reading Olympics and Reading Olympians programs make these events possible 

through their gift to the Hanover Education Foundation. 

$50,000 

$25,000 

$0 


Scholarships and Grants 

Hanover Education Foundation Welcomes Three New Scholarship Donors 

The HEF is very excited to add six new scholarship opportunities this year thanks to Boyle Dentistry, Covenant Woods and the Hanover Industrial Air 

Park Business Association (HIAPBA). Scholarships totaling $57,900 were awarded to 34 seniors in Hanover County Public Schools as they continue 

to pursue training and educational opportunities beyond high school. This amount awarded represents a 13.5% increase over the prior year. 

Al Gardner Horticulture Scholarship Fund 

– $1,000 scholarship awarded to a graduating 

senior from Patrick Henry High School with a 

stated intention of following a post-high school 

study of Horticulture, Biology, Environmental 

Science, Landscaping Design, or other related 

fields in the Natural Sciences. 

Beth O’Brien Hubbard Memorial 

Scholarship – $1,000 scholarships awarded to 

a graduating senior from all four high schools 

and The Georgetown School having a GPA of 3.0 

and enrolled in a four-year college majoring in 

the business field. The awardee should show 

positive work ethics and leadership skills. 

Bette J. Harmon Memorial Scholarship – 

$2,000 scholarship given in memory of Bette 

Harmon, a long time librarian in Hanover County 

Public Schools, to a graduating senior from 

Atlee High School and Lee-Davis High School 

with a desire in continuing a post-high school 

education in pursuance of a bachelor’s degree in 

either English or Education at a four-year college 

or university. 

Boyle Dentistry Scholarship – $500 

scholarship awarded to a graduating senior 

from Lee-Davis High School who is interested in 

pursuing a career in the dental field. 

Covenant Woods Scholarship – $750 

scholarship will be given to one student in each 

of the four high schools that is interested in 

pursuing a career in the medical field or senior 

living. 

Eleanor J. Sydnor Honor Award – $1,000 

scholarship is awarded to a graduating senior 

at Patrick Henry High School majoring in 

Education. This scholarship which was set up 

by the Class of 1942 is given in memory of Miss 

Sydnor who taught English and Math at Henry 

Clay High School for 26 years. 

Hanover Chapter of the AARP Scholarship 

– $500 scholarship is awarded to a graduating 

Patrick Henry High School senior who wants to 

pursue a career in Education. 

Hanover Industrial Air Park Business 

Association – $500 scholarship awarded to a 

graduating senior with a desire to continue their 

post-high school education including, but is not 

limited to, apprenticeships, technical colleges 

and schools, community colleges, military 

colleges and universities. 

J. K. Samples Scholarship – Mr. J. K. 

Samples served as the Superintendent of Hanover 

County Public Schools from 1965 -1980 and 

was committed to quality education for all 

students. It is in this spirit that the J.K. Samples 

Scholarship Fund was established. The J.K. 

Samples Scholarship, funded through the estate 

of Mr. Samples and his wife, is to be awarded 

to graduates of Hanover County Public Schools 

to assist with their post-high school education. 

Scholarships up to $3,000 are given to three 

students from all four high schools. 

Kevin Ritz Memorial Scholarship – $1,200 

scholarship is given in memory of Kevin Ritz, 

a 1988 graduate of Lee-Davis High School 

and University of Virginia. This scholarship is 

awarded to a graduating senior at Lee-Davis High 

School that is interested in pursing an education 

degree. 

Mario Colon Rivadeneira Memorial 

Scholarship – $1,000 scholarship established 

by Mario’s family will preserve and honor his 

memory by supporting a Lee-Davis High School 

graduate who aspires to make a significant 

contribution to the musical world. 

Reba G. Martin Memorial Scholarship – 

$500 scholarship is given by the Martin Family 

in memory of Reba G. Martin. Mrs. Martin was 

a 3rd grade teacher at Cold Harbor Elementary 

School from 1992 to 1998. The scholarship is 

awarded to a graduating senior who attended 

Cold Harbor Elementary School. 

Shane T. Adcock Memorial Scholarship 

– $800 scholarship given to a graduating 

senior from Atlee High School or Hanover High 

School with a desire to continue their post-high 

school education including, but not limited to, 

apprenticeships, technical colleges and schools, 

community colleges, military colleges and 

universities. This scholarship is given in memory 

of Shane T. Adcock, a graduate of Atlee High 

School killed while serving his country in the 

Iraq War. 

If you are interested in setting up a scholarship in the name of a loved one or in the name 

of your graduating class or business, please contact Margaret Hill, Executive Director, 

Hanover Education Foundation, 804-365-4565 or e-mail mhill@hcps.us. 

Al Gardner Memorial Horticulture 

Scholarship 

Jena Gray, Patrick Henry High School 

Beth O’Brien Hubbard Memorial 

Scholarship 

Janessa Hendricks, Atlee High School 

Sara Hudson, Hanover High School 

Kathryn Duggan, Lee-Davis High School 

Samantha Hopkins, Patrick Henry High School 

Bette J. Harmon Memorial Scholarship 

Marisa Hixson, Hanover High School 

Bethany Pursel, Lee-Davis High School 

Boyle Dentistry Scholarship 

Lauren Vickers, Lee-Davis High School 

Covenant Woods Community Outreach 

Scholarship 

Paige Copple, Atlee High School 

Jessica Flagg, Hanover High School 

Raheem Katrib, Lee-Davis High School 

Lauren Carroll, Patrick Henry High School 

Eleanor J. Sydnor Honor Award 

Stephanie Boor, Patrick Henry High School 

Lukas Chandler, Patrick Henry High School 

Hanover Chapter of the AARP Scholarship 

Kathryn Hall, Patrick Henry High School 

Hanover Industrial Air Park Business 

Association Scholarship 

Thomas Pulisic, Atlee High School 

J.K. Samples Scholarship 

Atlee High School -- Jasmyne Blackwell, 

Paige Newsome, Cole Stout 

Hanover High School — Kelly Balderson, 

Ashley Gregory, Anna West 

Lee-Davis High School -- Hannah Chenault, 

Nena Evans, Jesse Smith 

Patrick Henry High School -- Katherine 

Coleman, Brooke Perdue, Colleen Wright 

Kevin Ritz Memorial Scholarship 

Jessica Lewis, Lee-Davis High School 

Mario Colon Rivadeneria Memorial 

Scholarship 

Kadie Duggan, Lee-Davis High School 

Bethany Pursel, Lee-Davis High School 

Reba G. Martin Memorial Scholarship 

Brianna Johnson, Lee-Davis High School 

Shane T. Adcock Memorial Scholarship 

Brian Rienecker, Atlee High School 

Matthew Santucci, Hanover High School 


Celebrating Service to Our Schools and Students 

Available Now! 

Sue Forbes Watson is surrounded by her family Jane Forbes Watson Fields, Ritchie Watson, and Susan Watson Hatchett (LtoR) 

at a reception in her honor at Randolph-Macon College 

Sue Forbes Watson Award for Educational Innovation 

The Hanover Education Foundation honored Sue Forbes Watson with a reception on June 14, 2012, 

at Randolph-Macon College, in recognition of her 36 years of service as the Ashland Representative on the 

Hanover County School Board. A former English teacher, Mrs. Watson has been an effective and tireless 

advocate for quality education for all Hanover children. Mrs. Watson has also given twenty-three years of 

service as an Advisor to the Foundation. 

We are proud to celebrate both her dedication to education and the 

Hanover County school system that she has so ably served. The award named 

in her honor will be a lasting tribute to her service and will enable Hanover 

students and educators to be supported, encouraged, and recognized for 

excellence in education. 

Send your contribution to the Sue Forbes Watson Award for Educational 

Innovation payable to the Hanover Education Foundation, PO Box 1297, 

Ashland, VA 23005. 

Right, HEF President, Vernon Inge, presents Sue Forbes Watson with a gift for her 23 years of 

service to the Foundation during its May 2012 board meeting. 

The Hanover County School 

Board and the Hanover Education 

Foundation have collaborated on 

the publication of A History of 

Education in Hanover County, 

Virginia 1778-2008 authored by 

school retirees Becky Bray and Dr. 

Lloyd Jones. 

Proceeds from the sale of 

this book, which chronicles the 

foundation and growth of Hanover 

County Public Schools, helps to 

support professional development 

scholarships for teachers and creative 

classroom grants. To receive 

your copy, contact the HEF office at 

365-4560 or by email at afloyd@ 

hcps.us. The cost of the book is 

$34.95. 

2011-2012 BUSINESS ADVISORY COMMITTEE Online contributions to the 

Matthew C. Anderson 

Chairman, Trane 

Nicholle D. Anderson 

Hanover Industrial Air Park 

Business Association 

Todd R. Attkisson 

Ashland Milling Company 

Cindy R. Boone 

BB&T 

Steven E. Brown 

Virginia Artesian 

Bottling Company 

Thank you for taking the challenge! 

The HEF attracted 44 generous donors by participating in “The Amazing Raise” Campaign, a 

36-hour online giving challenge sponsored by The Community Foundation serving Richmond 

and Central Virginia. The event was held on October 5-6, 2011, and raised $2,307. 

Michael C. Dixon 

C&F Bank 

David W. Fuller 

Virginia Department of 

Business Assistance 

Oakley W. Hogg III 

ERA Woody Hogg & Associates 

Gail F. Hubbard 

Village Bank 

Robert L. Hundley 

Resource International, Ltd. 

Deborah L. Lennick 

Creative Office Environment LLC 

Owen M. Matthews 

Kings Dominion 

Benjamin R. Meads 

Martin's–Ashland/Hanover 

P. Sean O’Berry 

American Red Cross 

Marylou H. Paine 

G.E. Paine Electric Company 

Ragan T. Phillips 

Hawk Hill Associates, Inc. 

H. Lee Swegle 

WalMart-Ashland 

Hanover Education Foundation may 

be made by going to 

www.hefhanover.com and click on 

“Make a Donation.” 

Or mail your donation payable to: 


P.O. Box 1297 

Ashland, VA 23005 

JOIN OUR MAILING LIST! 

To receive information about the 


Send an email request to 

Margaret Hill at mhill@hcps.us 

or Anita Floyd at afloyd@hcps.us 

or call 804-365-4560

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