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Several hundred scholarship donors and recipients gathered Nov. 16 at the Dennis A. Wicker Civic Center, in Sanford, for the Central Carolina Community College Foundation Scholarship Luncheon. The luncheon provided an opportunity for the donors to become personally acquainted with those they are helping and enabled the recipients to thank them in person. Nursing student Stephanie Oglesbee (left), of Sanford, received the John E. and Eunice L. Dotterer Nursing Scholarship. Nursing student Robin Creason (center), of Siler City, received the James. B. Holt Nursing Scholarship named for Dr. James Holt (right), of Pittsboro. The children of J.W. and Elizabeth Glosson Thomas established it in his name in gratitude for the care he gave their parents. For information on establishing scholarships or endowments, contact the CCCC Foundation at (919) 718-7231 or dglover@cccc.edu.

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Several hundred scholarship donors and recipients gathered Nov. 16 at the Dennis A. Wicker Civic Center, in Sanford, for the Central Carolina Community College Foundation Scholarship Luncheon. The luncheon provided an opportunity for the donors to become personally acquainted with those they are helping and enabled the recipients to thank them in person. The Davenport family, of Sanford, came to meet the recipients of the scholarships they established in the name of John Thomas Davenport, a former Sanford businessman. Pictured are (front, from left) Toni Davenport, granddaughter of John Thomas; and university transfer student Julio Borja, of Sanford; (middle) Jean Davenport, daughter-in-law of John Thomas; and (back, from left) Tommy Davenport, son of John Thomas, and criminal justice student Diaundra Baldwin, of Sanford. For information on establishing scholarships or endowments, contact the CCCC Foundation at (919) 718-7231 or dglover@cccc.edu.

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Several hundred scholarship donors and recipients gathered Nov. 16 at the Dennis A. Wicker Civic Center, in Sanford, for the Central Carolina Community College Foundation Scholarship Luncheon. The luncheon provided an opportunity for the donors to become personally acquainted with those they are helping and enabled the recipients to thank them in person. Marie C. Profio (center), of Sanford, endowed two scholarships: the Everette T. Hickman Memorial, in memory of her first husband, and the Samuel C. Profio Memorial, in memory of her second husband. Office administration student Jasmine Corletto (left), of Sanford, received the Profio scholarship and veterinary medical technology student Leah Hamilton (right), of Erwin, received the Hickman scholarship to help them pay for their college educations. For information on establishing scholarships or endowments, contact the CCCC Foundation at (919) 718-7231 or dglover@cccc.edu.

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Several hundred scholarship donors and recipients gathered Nov. 16 at the Dennis A. Wicker Civic Center, in Sanford, for the Central Carolina Community College Foundation Scholarship Luncheon. The luncheon provided an opportunity for the donors to become personally acquainted with those they are helping and enabled the recipients to thank them in person. Edward Taylor (standing), CCCC carpentry instructor at Harnett Correctional Institution, represented the donors of the Harnett Student Scholarship. Recipients of the scholarship were: (seated, from left) nursing student Crystal Thomas, of Mamers; university transfer student Lauren Busche, from Fuquay Varina; nursing student Jackie Beaston, of Coates, and nursing student Dana Wicker, of Broadway. For information on establishing scholarships or endowments, contact the CCCC Foundation at (919) 718-7231 or dglover@cccc.edu.

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Several hundred scholarship donors and recipients gathered Nov. 16 at the Dennis A. Wicker Civic Center, in Sanford, for the Central Carolina Community College Foundation Scholarship Luncheon. The luncheon provided an opportunity for the donors to become personally acquainted with those they are helping and enabled the recipients to thank them in person. Jean McSwain (front, left), of Sanford, established the Joey McSwain Scholarship in memory of her son, a veterinary medical technology student who passed away in 1994. The recipient this year is VMT student Cassie Britt (front, right), from Chatbourn. Others pictured (back, from left) are VMT student Elizabeth Halder, of Chesterfield, Va., recipient of the Alvin R. MacKay VMT, Eason VMT and Moore County Kennel Club scholarships; McSwain guest Patsy McBride; and Emily and Ken Eason, donors of the Eason VMT Scholarship. For information on establishing scholarships or endowments, contact the CCCC Foundation at (919) 718-7231 or dglover@cccc.edu.