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Central Carolina Community College President Bud Marchant adjusts the Honorary Associate in Arts degree stole presented to Frances Warner Friday at the college's 50th Anniversary Spring Commencement exercises. Warner, a CCCC trustee from 1999-2011 and retired Lemon Springs postmaster, was honored for her service to the college and her community. An honorary degree is the highest honor the college can bestow.

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Frances Warner (left) smiles as the audience, faculty and Central Carolina Community College President Bud Marchant (right) applaud following the bestowal upon her of the college's Honorary Associate in Arts degree. An honorary degree is the highest honor the college can bestow. The presentation was made Friday at the college's 50th Anniversary Spring Commencement exercises. Warner, a CCCC trustee from 1999-2011 and retired Lemon Springs postmaster, was honored for her service to the college and her community.