SERVICE SCHOLARSHIP SPIRITUAL LIFE SPRING 2015 CROWLEY’ S RIDGE COLLEGE PARAGOULD, ARKANSAS CRC Pioneers have record breaking season! see page 4 IN THIS EDITION: Pages 2-3 . . . Springboard to the Future by President Hoppe Pages 4-5 . . . CRC Students Having a Great Year Page 6 . . .Tips to Consider by Vice President Johnson Page 7 . . . CRC Projects Page 8 . . . Distinguished Alumnus Award, Homecoming, Haiti Trip Pages 9-11 . . . Honor Roll of Donors, Memorials, Honors Page 12 . . . In Memory of Mangrum & Hoffman, CRC Alumni News featuring subject of the Disney movie “McFarland, USA” JIM WHITE see page 3 GOAL: $80,000 CRC DAY CRC DAY Sunday, June 14, 2015 CRC BIBLE MAJORS and V.P./Dean Art Smith see page 3
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SPRING 2015Crowley’s ridge CollegeParagould, arkansas
CRC Insider
CRC Pioneers haverecord breaking season!
see page 4
IN THIS EDITION:Pages 2-3 . . . Springboard to the Future by President HoppePages 4-5 . . . CRC Students Having a Great YearPage 6 . . . Tips to Consider by Vice President JohnsonPage 7 . . . CRC ProjectsPage 8 . . . Distinguished Alumnus Award, Homecoming, Haiti TripPages 9-11 . . . Honor Roll of Donors, Memorials, HonorsPage 12 . . . In Memory of Mangrum & Hoffman, CRC Alumni News
featuring
subject of the Disney movie “McFarland, USA”
JIM WHITE
SPIRIT OF AMERICA XXIIFriday, May 29, 2015
DINNER: 6:00 PM PROgRAM: 7:00 PM
see page 3
Goal: $80,000CRC DAYCRC DAYSunday, June 14, 2015
CRC bible majoRsand V.P./Dean Art Smithsee page 3
CRC’S 50TH YEAR – SPRINGbOARD TO THE FuTuRE
The Spring 2015 semester is quickly coming to an end. CRC’s Commencement Exercises will be on May 16, 2015 at 11:00AM at the Hillcrest Church of Christ next door to campus. Emmett Floyd Smith III will deliver the Commencement Address. CRC officials thought it appropriate to invite the son of our Founder, Emmett Floyd Smith, Jr. to deliver the Commencement Address in the College’s 50th Anniversary Year. Twenty-six
students will receive their diplomas after having successfully completed their degree requirements in one of CRC’s six degree programs.
CRC’s 50th year, the 2014-2015 academic year has been an extremely busy year, not only with special events tied to the celebration of our 50th year, but with a full schedule of classes, athletic events, chapel services, visits by prospective students, and many other campus activities that occur throughout the year. CRC posted a record enrollment for the fall semester of 2014 and then also posted a record spring 2015 enrollment! More and more students are attracted to CRC as programs continue to be added and the College’s influence is broadened and expanded. The Mission of CRC is to promote Academic and Spiritual Growth and this is why we exist. Seeing our students grow academically, spiritually, and socially, gives us much resolve as we gladly serve in this worthwhile ministry.
CRC’s 50th Anniversary Celebration took place on October 4, 2014 with over 500 guests in attendance. Activities included a performance by the reunion chorus, campus tours, an open reception, recognition of special groups and individuals, and an address by Landon Saunders, a former Chairman of CRC’s Board. Early in the evening a donor, who wishes to remain anonymous, presented a $10,000 gift in recognition of our 50th Anniversary! The donor is a special friend of CRC and has made other substantial gifts to the College over the years.
Another wonderful blessing occurred at the conclusion of the 50th Anniversary Celebration evening’s activities when a Special Gift was presented to CRC
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Ken HoppePresident
by Owen and Wanda Jo Moseley on behalf of the Joe A. and Wanda H. Johnson Trust in the amount of $487,500. This trust resulted from the estate planning of Wanda Jo’s parents, Joe and Wanda Johnson. Joe passed from this life on September 21, 2013 and then Wanda on March 3, 2014. They were married for 74 years! Joe and Wanda began
supporting CRC as members of “The President’s Circle” in 2007. The Johnsons understood why CRC needed supporters in this special annual giving program of $1,000 a year. Their interest in the College began to grow in the months and years to follow. The next year, Joe and Wanda set up an automatic draft to make certain they met this annual giving pledge each year. Joe and Wanda, after touring the campus in 2010, agreed to make a larger gift that enabled the building of a new facility, the Joe A. and Wanda Hall Johnson Honor
Housing complex for additional student housing. They also gave another gift at this same time to establish the Joe A. and Wanda Hall Johnson Endowed Academic Scholarship Fund to help our students better afford a college education. Joe and Wanda added to their Scholarship Fund every month that followed until their passing.
We are so thankful for Joe and Wanda’s friendship and for their very generous support during their lives and also through their estate. Their legacy has allowed CRC to build a
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new facility for student housing and created an endowed scholarship fund that will continue to help our students in the future. The board of trustees, our staff, and I hope others will follow the example of Joe and Wanda in supporting CRC. Such support is critical to CRC in our strategic planning for the next 50 years. We are extremely grateful to each of CRC generous supporters who continue to provide valuable financial assistance to help in serving our students.
CRC has enjoyed many successes over the last decade, including record enrollments, financial stability, expansion to a Baccalaureate Degree granting institution and continuation of the College’s Accreditation through multiple processes with the next Higher Learning Commission Comprehensive Evaluation Visit for the Reaffirmation of our Accreditation to be in 2024.
As we celebrate our 50th year we look to the future with eager anticipation. We believe this year to be the springboard that propels the institution into the future as we determine better ways to serve our constituency. The CRC Board, administration, faculty and staff are engaged in a strategic planning process that will provide the foundation and shape the future of the institution over the next 10 years and beyond. We believe we are entering a crucial and important phase in the history of CRC. I am convinced that Christian Higher Education is more important now than ever. As Christian influence continues to decline in our nation, institutions of Christian Higher Education will continue to provide the emphasis that is needed to appropriately prepare the next generation for a life of faith and service. CRC will continue to be a beacon representing and promoting Christian values in all that we do and say. May God continue to bless Crowley’s Ridge College.
Ken Hoppe, President
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ATTENTION CONGREGATIONS and CHuRCH MEMBERS: Please help with CRC DAY this year. As of last year, 189 congregations have participated in CRC DAY. since it began. We could easily break the $80,000 goal if these congregations would help again this year. Is your congregation listed as one of the 189? You can find a listing of them on our website at www.crc.edu. CRC DAY is listed under the “Advancing CRC” drop down menu.
featuring
subject of the Disney movie “McFarland, USA”
JIM WHITE
SPIRIT OF AMERICA XXIIFriday, May 29, 2015
DINNER: 6:00 PM PROgRAM: 7:00 PM
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• Crowley’s Ridge College Lady Pioneers finished 10-20 on the season.
• Most wins since the program restarted in 2011-12• Women’s basketball recorded the first post season
win in school history since joining the NCCAA with win over Ecclesia College (76-70) in the 1st Round of the NCCAA Central Regional
• Hanna Kirk led the Lady Pioneers in scoring (13.2 ppg) rebounding (9.2 rpg) blocked shots (2.3 bpg) and field goal % (45.2%)
• Crowley’s Ridge College Pioneers finished 23-9 on the season.• 23 wins are the most wins for CRC since they finished the 1986-87 season
with a school record 22 wins• The 12 game winning streak this season was the longest in school history.• CRC finished the month of January 9-1. Their only loss to NCAA Division
One university of Tennessee at Martin.• CRC is 4-1 this season against teams from the American Midwest
Conference of the NAIA Division One Men’s Basketball. Wins over Williams Baptist (86-77), Lyon College (68-54), Missouri Baptist (84-74) and Harris-Stowe (79-68). The only loss coming at #4 NAIA ranked Freed-Hardeman 89-78. • Two of the Pioneers losses came on the road with NCAA Division One opponents. A 100-85 loss at the university of New Orleans and an 84-61 loss to the university of Tennessee at Martin. • Quinn Cooper has led the Pioneers in scoring in 18 games this season. He scored a career high 46 points in a win on the road over Boyce College. He scored 30 points versus NCAA I university of New Orleans on December 6.• Cooper has now passed TeWayne Smith for most points in a single season with 728 points. Smith scored 543 points during the 2010-11 season• Cooper was named First Team All American and to the National Tournament All-Tournament Team. Both first in program history.• Skylor Guess has led the Pioneers in rebounds on 12 different nights this season. He pulled down a season high 18 rebounds in a win at Robert Morris university – Peoria.• Tim Shepard has led the Pioneers in rebounding nine times and had a season high 20 rebounds versus Concordia College.• CRC was 11-2 this season at home and 12-4 away from Paragould.• Head Coach Chris Perkins now has 150 career wins. 109 wins while at CRC.
CRC Pioneers haverecord breaking season!
Quinn Cooper
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• Kirk has now passed Hannah Willard for most points in a single season with 395 points. Willard scored 366 points during the 2013-14 season
• Kirk was named 2nd Team All Central Region. First post season honor in program history• Kirk collected 15 double-doubles this year including a 21 point 11 rebound performance at
NCAA D1 university of New Orleans.• Kirk also collected the programs first Triple-Double while on the road at NAIA D1 Bacone
College (11 points, 13 rebounds, 11 blocks).• Kirk led the Lady Pioneers in rebounding for 17 straight games (Oct 28, 2014-Jan 13, 2015)• Kirk also was ranked 9th in the Nation in rebounds and 8th in the Nation in blocks.• Nicki Pierce was ranked 14th in the Nation in assists.• As a team the Lady Pioneers finished the regular season ranked 7th in the Nation in rebounds,
17th in rebound margin and 21st in the Nation in steals• Women’s basketball played its first NCAA D1 opponent. University of New Orleans.
Crowley’s ridge College lady pioneers
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HAVING A GREAT YEAR!
Top left: 2014-15 Choralaires have been traveling to many congregations and sharing a message in song.
Top right: 2014-15 Ambassadors brought holiday spirit to many in nursing homes in December, as well as singing at congregations along with the Choralaires.
Bottom left: Justified drama group performs at area youth rallies and schools. Their final performance is at Xperience Youth Rally in Poteau, Oklahoma, April 24-26.
Left: CRC Baseball and Softball Teams are in full swing. Their schedules have been juggled because of the recent rainy weather.
Right: The Lady Pioneer Volleyball Team finished up their season in November after playing a tough schedule.
You can follow ALL of our teams’ progress here:• www.crc.edu• www.facebook.com/CrowleysRidgeCollege• www.twitter.com/CRCPioneers
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Some T.I.P.S. to Consider. . . Perhaps we all can use some tips from time to time. I know CRC can certainly use the kinds of tips mentioned in this article and by using them, you’ll be blessed too! I think you’ll agree that these T.I.P.S. will be a “win, win” - - helping you, while at the same time helping the College to have another successful 50 years!
alent – The “parable of the talents” illustrates extremely well what God expects of us during this temporary, earthly home. We are all given talents; some have excellent voices in speaking or singing. Some are quite talented in speaking to large crowds, while others are much more comfortable in one-on-one conversations. Some are very organized, detailed and responsible; you can always count on them to get the job done. Others enjoy life, love people, however, don’t ask them to work out the details, but they are a natural at motivating others. God expects His children to use their talents during their time here and to use them often. Are you using yours? Crowley’s Ridge College would be a great place to put your talents into action. Your talent and your passion could be just what we need to launch us into the next 50 years! nvolved – Having people involved with Crowley’s Ridge College is paramount to our being able to serve students in the best possible way. God has blessed the College with an extremely beautiful campus and we’ve added needed facilities to it along the way. Imagine all the jobs that need to be done before, during and after college each year. We have an administration building, activities center, dormitories, cafeteria, student center, collegiate fields, etc. We need volunteers for all kinds of areas and we need volunteers throughout the year. We need volunteers as bus drivers for sporting events. It’s hard on our coaches to drive the bus, when they need to be focused on other areas during the bus ride; having someone to drive, especially on a few longer or overnight trips would be a tremendous help to them. We need volunteers to help with the books and scoreboards at home games (free admission!). We need help maintaining our baseball and softball fields. We could also use help with campus mowing, trimming, picking up limbs and with maintaining flower beds. Our 150-acre campus is beautiful and keeping it that way requires a lot of work and having extra help would be such a blessing, especially after storms that damage our trees, etc. Cleaning up each summer, getting dorms ready for school to start again, painting, repairing doors, etc. is something our staff does every year. Do you have the ability to do any of these jobs? We’d love to have your help; whether for a few hours, a day a week or a day or two a month.
rayer – The power of prayer . . . prayers for wisdom, to be more righteous, forgiveness, to be more like Jesus and on and on we could go regarding our need for prayers. We solicit your prayers for Crowley’s Ridge College on a daily basis. Please pray for our students. Many come to campus a little apprehensive, they are not sure what to expect. Some are the first in their family to attend college. The majority of our students have a church background, but a good number of them do not. Some come because of our collegiate sports, or our location or the one-on-one attention they can receive. The Christian environment at CRC truly is life changing experience and we want it to be that way for every student enrolled here each year. Please pray for our faculty and staff as we serve at CRC. Pray that our service here helps students’ lives transition successfully into adulthood and this especially means helping them to mature spiritually. We hope that many will become involved in ministry following graduation; serving as elders, deacons, Bible class teachers, missionaries, and that they will have wonderful Christian families and be successful in their communities.
upport – We all need support, no matter our stage of life. We constantly support each other by being a friend to one another or being kind in numerous ways or by giving of our means in a variety of ways. Crowley’s Ridge College would not have celebrated our 50th Anniversary last year without our friends and supporters. As a private, not for profit, Christian higher learning institution, raising support is very critical and something that we work on everyday. CRC is not included in the budget of the state of Arkansas as public universities and colleges are in this state. We must rely on God, and, on our friends and supporters in funding CRC’s annual operational needs and also for major gifts and estate gifts to help with capital projects and endowed scholarships. I hope you’ll look at the variety of funding opportunities that are made available on page ____ of this CRC Insider. We need help funding these projects and we also need spokespersons for CRC. We need people that encourage their congregations to support our Bible program or to participate in CRC Day each year and people that encourage prospective students in high school to attend Crowley’s Ridge College. Encourage them to attend our Discovery Days for Juniors and Seniors each year or to come for a tour of campus and speak to our admissions staff. Having your support in these areas can greatly multiply our success as we work toward our 100th year anniversary.
For more information about using your Talent, becoming Involved, Prayer and Support of CRC, please contact Richard Johnson, Vice President for Advancement • [email protected].
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Richard JohnsonVice President
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CROWLEY'S RIDGE COLLEGE • 100 College Drive • Paragould, AR 72450 • 870-236-6901 • 800-264-1096 • 870-236-7748 Faxwww.crc.edu • www.facebook.com/CrowleysRidgeCollege • www.twitter.com/CRCPioneers
Talent • Involved • Prayer • Support
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The Wilson Hall Renovation will consist of upgrading and remodeling the dorm rooms, bathrooms, hallways, and ceilings. The lighting and flooring will also be upgraded in certain areas. Both the men’s and women’s wings are included in the renovation plan. The renovation project will continue with additional construction work planned for June 2015. Wilson Hall was constructed during 1963-1964. There have been many upgrades and smaller remodeling projects in specific areas through the structure’s 50 year history. Wilson Hall has served thousands of students over the years. The basic structure was built so well, that architects and inspectors all agree that it is solid and able to serve the CRC student population for the next 40 or 50 years. We also strongly agree that it is time for a variety of upgrades in the students living area to match other recent renovations done in the halls and main lobby. Making these improvements will allow CRC to better serve our on campus female and male dormitory students. Plus, this project will greatly enhance our ability to serve high school guests during student recruitment events and should help us to increase our successes in recruiting future students.
$187,308 is total cost to renovate the men and women’s sides of Wilson Hall. $76,708 has already been raised toward this project and we are in the process of raising the remaining $110,000 needed to reach the $187,308 goal to complete this much needed renovation project.
MeMbeR of tHe Cabinet: It is time to replace all the chest of drawers in Wilson and Winters Halls for our male and female students. These are custom, sturdy, attractive chests that also match interior colors and we saved money by avoiding shipping/handling. 112 chests @ $225 each = $25,200.
neW beds foR Wilson & WinteRs Halls: We have 112 beds in Wilson and Winters Halls that an alumnus recently donated matching head and footboards. All that is needed to complete the full bed set are the side rails to support the mattress. These beds also match the custom made chest of drawers and other interior colors. We found matching side rails for 112 beds @ $65 each = $7,280.
squaRe foot Club to ConCRete stReets and PaRking: Beginning this summer, we plan to concrete these areas around CRC’s campus: 1) Five parking areas in front of cafeteria that are now chat and frequently wash with hard rains. 2) Main campus road from Cafeteria to Johnson Honor Housing to Tennis Courts to Winters Hall. 3) Road from Maintenance Shop and RV Park to the Collegiate Baseball and Softball Complex. Total cost for these combined concrete projects = $200,000 at $2.38 per square foot.
q Wilson Hall Renovation Project: Enclosed is my gift of $___________
q I wish to be a “Member of the Cabinet” and purchase one or more chest of drawers for the students at $225. Enclosed is my gift of $___________ to purchase chest of drawers for the students dorm rooms in Winters and Wilson Halls.
q I wish to purchase one or more bed rails at $65 each for the dorm beds. Enclosed is my gift of $___________
q I wish to be a member of the “Square Foot Club” by purchasing concrete at $2.38 per square foot. I wish to purchase ______ square feet of concrete. Enclosed is my gift of $___________
PROJECTS THAT CRC IS PlANNING TO COMPlETE THIS YEAR
WHiCH of tHe above PRojeCts Will you HelP WitH? Each one on this page is needed and each one also helps us serve our students. Will you help us serve our students with a gift today for one of these projects? Will you ask other friends to help? Perhaps you work for a company that will give toward these projects or perhaps your church family will help. Please use the coupon below and let us know of your interest.
Please visit our website at http://crc.edu/index.php/advancing-crc/crc-funding-needs to see a listing of 14 projects with a total cost of $429,300 that CRC is also working to fund. Perhaps one of them will be of interest to you. And, as you can imagine, CRC always needs gifts to fund the more than $590,000 of annual Scholarships awarded to our students. Page 7
Dwight and Carie (Howard) Samuel received the 2015 Distinuguished Alumnus Award at the CRC Homecoming Festivities from President Ken Hoppe on Saturday, February 14, 2015. Dwight (‘87) and Carie (‘86) live in Rogersville, Missouri where Dwight serves as the Associate Minister at the Sunset Church of Christ and Carie is the Chief Compliance Officer at Marisol International, both located in Springfield, Missouri. Carie has served as a CRC Board member since 2006. They have three sons – Tyler, and his wife, Erica, both seniors at Harding university; Parker, a senior at LRHS, and Jackson, a 7th grader at LRMS.
When hearing that they were the choice for this year’s Distinguished Alumnus Award, Carie said, “Dwight and I have many fond memories of CRC. Memories from Coffeehouses to intramural sports to Pioneer Days. Mr. Ricky Hale and Choralaires and Ambassadors. Coach McFadden and Basketball. Hours working on the Yearbook, and how could we forget the Survival trips and float trips down the Buffalo River with Mr. Goff? Mrs. Barbara Wilkins and the wonderful food in the cafeteria. Devos by the lake, faculty and staff that understood the sacrifice and were willing to make it, chapel services, Mr. Dollin’s Speech class, Tim Wooldridge, Mr. Wilkerson, and the many friends we made in our two years here. We appreciate the start we got at CRC and we know that it still serves as a good place to help students make the transition from high school to college and beyond.”
2015 Distinguished Alumnus Award - Dwight and Carie Samuel
to 2015 CRC Homecoming Queen Yenairy Servin and her escort Dakota Campbell. Yenairy is a sophomore from Dallas, Texas and is a member of the Lady Pioneer Basketball
Team, President’s List, Sigma Chi Eta, and
Who’s Who. Dakota is a sophomore from Beebe, Arkansas and is a member of the
Pioneer Baseball Team.
Homecoming Royalty
During the week of Spring break (March 13-20), a group of 15 from CRC traveled to Haiti on a mission trip. The team worked with Hope For Haiti’s Children, which celebrates 20 years of serving the children of Haiti under the direction of Ken bever, president of HFHC and an elder of the Northeast Church of Christ in Cincinnati, Ohio. This was the fourth year in a row that a team from CRC has spent its Spring break in Haiti.
The young people from CRC worked with a children’s home at Thomazeau which is located a few miles out of Port au Prince and with another children’s home at Cazeau, a suburb of Port au Prince. The team conducted a VbS, worked in the garden, and repaired a fence at the compound in Thomazeau. During the worship service at the Thomazeau Church of Christ on Sunday morning, March 15, four precious souls were baptized into Christ. CRC is already planning to return to Haiti during their Spring break in 2016.
CRC Freshman Kelsey Lininger and her new friend in HaitiPage 8
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Mr. and Mrs. Oliver ChristophersonAmagon Church of ChristBakersfield Church of ChristBakerville Church of ChristBergman Church of ChristBettistown Church of ChristBirdell Church of ChristBlack Rock Church of ChristBolivar Church of ChristCenter Hill Church of ChristCommissary Church of ChristCrockett Church of ChristCrossroads Church of ChristDowntown Church of ChristEvening Star Church of ChristFlat River Church of ChristGainesville Church of ChristGermantown Church of ChristGideon Church of ChristGoodman Oaks Church of ChristGreenway Church of ChristHarrisburg Church of ChristHarviell Church of ChristHickory Ridge Church of ChristHigden Church of ChristHillcrest Church of ChristHollister Church of ChristHoxie Church of ChristLiberty Church of ChristMaplewood Church of ChristMartin Church of ChristMcDougal Church of ChristNorth Marshall Church of ChristNorthside Church of ChristOak Grove Church of ChristOsceola Church of ChristPiedmont Church of ChristPine Knot Church of ChristPleasant Grove Church of ChristPleasant Valley Church of ChristPonder Church of ChristRogers City Church of ChristRogersville Church of ChristSamford Church of ChristSenath Church of ChristSkaggs Church of ChristSouthside Church of ChristSteprock Church of ChristStrawberry Church of ChristTwin Creek Church of ChristTwo Bayou Church of ChristUnion Central Church of ChristValley View Church of ChristWest Side Church of ChristWinona Church of ChristMr. and Mrs. Timothy ClaytonMr. and Mrs. Bill ClineDr. and Mrs. Charles CloudMr. and Mrs. Dave ColeMr. and Mrs. Ryan ColemanMr. and Mrs. Russell ComeauxMr. and Mrs. Chuck Conley
Conoco Phillips CompanyMr. Easton CookMr. Aaron CootsMr. and Mrs. Charles CopenMr. and Mrs. Bill CoxMr. and Mrs. Curtis CoxMrs. Bonita CrabtreeMr. and Mrs. James CrainMr. and Mrs. Billy CribbsMr. and Mrs. James CrumMr. and Mrs. Jonathan CrumptonMr. and Mrs. Gary CuppMr. and Mrs. Stan DauckMr. David DavidsonMrs. Mabel DavidsonMr. and Mrs. Loyd DavisMr. and Mrs. Jim DeSpainMs. Lynda DickinsonMr. and Mrs. Clinton DonahueMr. and Mrs. Gary DonahueMr. Larry DorrisMr. and Mrs. Tom DotyMr. Mike DoverMr. and Mrs. Richard DukeMr. and Mrs. Robert DuncanMrs. Jeannie DunnMr. and Mrs. Rodney EakerMrs. Mary EdwardsMr. and Mrs. Alfred EllisErwin-Keith, Inc.Estate of Joe A. & Wanda JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Kevin EubanksMr. Wendell EubanksMr. and Mrs. Michael EvansMs. Sheila EvansMr. and Mrs. Kyle FancherMr. and Mrs. Royce FlowersMr. and Mrs. Teddy FosterMr. and Mrs. Stan FrankFrazier FoundationMr. and Mrs. Charles FrenchMr. and Mrs. Don FrickMr. and Mrs. Spencer FurbyMr. and Mrs. Richard GallavanMr. Clayton GardnerMr. and Mrs. Max GarnettMr. and Mrs. Curtis GatesMs. Loretta GatherMr. and Mrs. Elmer GathrightMr. and Mrs. Frank GatlinMr. and Mrs. Scott GatlinMr. and Mrs. W.T. GatlinMr. and Mrs. David GibsonMr. and Mrs. Gary GipsonMr. and Mrs. Robert GipsonMr. Ray GlasglowMr. and Mrs. Lawrence GnageyMr. and Mrs. David GoffMr. and Mrs. Billy GoldenMr. and Mrs. Stanley GordonMr. and Mrs. Stanley Gordon, Jr.Ms. Rick Gore
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell GraggMr. and Mrs. Gary GrimesMr. and Mrs. Granville GuestMr. and Mrs. Frank GuinnMr. and Mrs. Chris GunnDr. and Mrs. Randy GuntharpMr. and Mrs. Randall HaleMr. and Mrs. Ricky HaleDr. Ronald HallMr. and Mrs. Neil HaneyMr. and Mrs. Russell HarberMr. and Mrs. Brandon HarrisMrs. Rebecca HarrisMr. Austin HatchelMr. and Mrs. Jerry HatleyMr. and Mrs. Roger HeltenMr. and Mrs. Charles HickmanMr. and Mrs. Dexter HigginsMr. Michael HillMr. and Mrs. Mike HillMr. and Mrs. Donald HilsdonJeffery and Kayla HilsdonMrs. Priscilla HobbyMrs. Madyleen HolifieldMr. and Mrs. Dan HollowayMr. and Mrs. Ken HoppeMr. and Mrs. Jacob HornMr. Don HouseMr. and Mrs. Julius HovanMs. Linda HowellMr. and Mrs. Rudy HuffordMr. Mark HurdMr. and Mrs. Jim InmanMr. and Mrs. Jim InnessMr. and Mrs. Dustin JacksonMr. and Mrs. Lowell JacobsMs. Anita JacquesMr. and Mrs. Gerald JenkinsMr. and Mrs. Kendall JettonMr. and Mrs. Lance JohnsMr. and Mrs. Eugene JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Joe JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Larry JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Larry JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Leonard JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Richard JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Calvin JonesMr. and Mrs. Jeremy JonesMrs. Nancy JoneshillMrs. Freda Sue JustusMr. and Mrs. Mike JustusMr. and Mrs. Stewart KennonMr. and Mrs. Robert KetchumMs. Fayrene KieffnerMr. and Mrs. Clark KimmonsMr. and Mrs. Eric KingMr. and Mrs. Vernon LaceyMs. Shirley LambMr. and Mrs. Don LambertMr. and Mrs. Jerry LambertMr. and Mrs. Robert LammMr. and Mrs. Ed Land
Crowley’s Ridge College is blessed with a wonderful family of supporters. The next few pages are CRC’s “Honor Roll Listing of Donors” followed by those giving “Memorial & Honor Gifts” for special friends and loved ones. This listing represents gifts from $10 to $487,500 from Aug 28, 2014 through March 31, 2015. We plan to feature an Honor Roll of Donors and Memorial & Honor section in each of our future CRC Insider publications. CRC would not be possible without generous support of those in this listing. Thank you friends for making this wonderful Christian ministry possible and helping us to bless our students each day.
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Mr. and Mrs. Carl PhippsMr. and Mrs. Jerry PillowMr. and Mrs. Joe PillowMr. and Mrs. Gig PitcherMrs. Lozell PitchfordMr. and Mrs. Patrick PorterMr. and Mrs. Dwayne PowellMr. and Mrs. Huston PraterMr. A.E. PriestMs. Connie PritchardMr. and Mrs. Mack RamseyRazorback Carpet CleaningMrs. Pat ReavesMs. Joyce RedburnMrs. Shirley RedwineMs. Lee ReillyMr. and Mrs. Greg RicheyMr. and Mrs. Marvin RickettMr. and Mrs. George RobbMr. Blake RobertsMs. Sue RobertsMr. and Mrs. Harrison RobinsonMs. Brenna RogersMr. and Mrs. Garrel RogersMr. Rue Porter RogersMr. and Mrs. Jay RounsavilleMs. Judith RoutonMs. Sandra RunyonMr. and Mrs. Ronald SaffellMr. and Mrs. Dwight SamuelMs. Jeanette SchwyhartMs. Kimberly Schwyhart-WilsonMr. and Mrs. Hank SessomsMr. and Mrs. Wayne ShappleyS/Sgt. and Mrs. Frank ShepherdMr. and Mrs. Kent SheppardMr. and Mrs. Elbert ShirleyMr. and Mrs. Steve ShockMrs. Dorcas ShulerMr. and Mrs. Scott SidesMr. and Mrs. Art SmithMr. and Mrs. Don SmithMr. and Mrs. Jimmy SmithMr. and Mrs. Kim SmithMr. and Mrs. Lloyd SmithMrs. Nita SmithMr. and Mrs. Randall SmithMs. Wanda SmithSonic of Forrest CityMr. Cecil SpicelandState Farm FoundationMr. and Mrs. Wally SteenMr. and Mrs. Hillard StoryRoy and Christine Sturgis Charitable & Educational TrustShree Laxmi, Inc. DBA SubwayMr. and Mrs. Nathan SummittMr. and Mrs. Van SwaimSwirlzMs. Tiffany TadlockMr. and Mrs. Larry TannerMr. and Mrs. John TaylorMr. and Mrs. Scott TaylorMr. and Mrs. Thomas TaylorMs. Kay TeagueTeleflora RollGivingMs. Katie ThompsonMr. and Mrs. Charles Thornton
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel LanehartMr. and Mrs. Johnny LathamMrs. Lorene LeathMr. and Mrs. Steve LeathMr. Bret LeechMr. and Mrs. Spencer LemingsMr. and Mrs. Jeremy LewisMr. and Mrs. Troy LewisMr. and Mrs. Larry LinamMs. Norma LinehanMr. and Mrs. Fred LiningerMs. Shirley LiningerMr. and Mrs. Steve LiningerMr. and Mrs. Joseph LoganMr. and Mrs. Harold LongMr. and Mrs. Bill LoveladyMs. Crystal LovstonMr. and Mrs. Franklyn LucasMs. Walter LumpkinMs. Jennifer LutherMr. and Mrs. Joe MarrsMr. Caleb MartinMr. Thomas MartinMr. and Mrs. Thomas MartinMr. and Mrs. Jonathan MaysMr. and Mrs. Mitch McCarrollMrs. Darlis McCordMr. and Mrs. Richard McEuenMr. and Mrs. Paul McFaddenMs. Barbara McKeelMr. and Mrs. Tommy McKneelyMr. and Mrs. Larry McLaughlinMr. and Mrs. Jim McMillonMr. and Mrs. J.C. McMinnMr. and Mrs. Johnny McMinnMr. and Mrs. William McNabbMr. and Mrs. Billy McNewCol. and Mrs. Joseph Methvin, USA (Ret.)Ms. Leslie MichaelsMr. and Mrs. Rufus MillerMr. and Mrs. J.L. MilliganMr. and Mrs. Cecil MillikinMAPMAP Missionaires for America ProgramMr. and Mrs. Loy MitchellMitchell Funeral Home, Inc.MJ’s Auto Sales, LLCMr. and Mrs. Hugh MobleyMr. and Mrs. Kenneth MonroeMr. and Mrs. David MorrisonMr. and Mrs. Harold MorrisonMr. Don MoseleyMr. Bradley MurphyMr. Randall MurrayNautilus Sport & Fitness CenterMr. and Mrs. Dan NewsomMr. and Mrs. James NicholsMr. and Mrs. Earl OrickMr. and Mrs. Charles PalmerMr. and Mrs. Charles ParkerMr. and Mrs. James PeacheyDr. and Mrs. Larry PeeblesMr. and Mrs. Gary PeelerMs. Charlene PerezMrs. Marion PerkinsMrs. Betty Phillips
Fisher, bill and JoyMrs. Fayrene KieffnerCarol Garner, Mother ofMs. Katie ThompsonGibson, VahledaMr. and Mrs. Eric KingGraham, WilmaMs. Katie ThompsonGregg, DannyMr. and Mrs. J.L. MilliganHalsey, JerryMs. Jenendal BibbHamlett, bettieMrs. Breah Evans-Belew Mr. and Mrs. Rick GoreHenry, DorothyMr. and Mrs. Fred EllisMr. and Mrs. Ken HoppeMs. Nancy JoneshillMr. and Mrs. Don LambertHoffman, StevenMr. and Mrs. Phil WilkersonMrs. Priscilla HobbyHolmes, beckyMr. and Mrs Alfred EllisMr. Jay EllisHonnell, FrancesMrs. Rovene BarronMs. Katie ThompsonHoward, lillian and brodieMrs. Fayrene KieffnerHurd, HarlanMr. Mark HurdHyde, ChristineMrs. Fayrene KieffnerJenkinson, EddieMrs. Rovene BarronJohnson, EugeneMs. Katie ThompsonKarlas, Gladys Marie (Deatheridge)Mrs. Anita JacquesKieffner, MikeMrs. Fayrene Kieffnerlambert, David E.Mrs. Lorene LeathMr. and Mrs. Steve LeathMr. and Mrs. Jay Usserylangford, ClarenceMr. and Mrs. Jerry Asbille Mr. and Mrs Wayne Shappleylawery, GathaMrs. Rovene Barronleath, boydMr. and Mrs James BarnettMr. and Mrs. Larry BrinkleyMr. and Mrs. Charles CaffeyMr. and Mrs Curtis CoxMrs. Bonita CrabtreeMr. & Mrs Fred EllisMr. and Mrs Kevin EubanksMr. and Mrs. Frank GatlinHillcrest Church of ChristMr. and Mrs. Ken HoppeMrs. Priscilla Hobby Mr. and Mrs. Kendall JettonMr. and Mrs. Lance JohnsMs. Nancy JoneshillMr. and Mrs Jerry LambertMr. and Mrs Ed Land
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Autrey, leahMr. & Mrs. Stanley Gordon, Sr.barron, budMr. & Mrs. Daniel Lanehartbetts, MaxMr. and Mrs. Kenneth Monroebounds, OrvilMrs. Pauline Boundsbounds, DougMrs. Pauline Boundsbrewer, MarlinMr. Gary Gipsonbroadwater, EugeneMrs. Rovene Barronbrown, Michael W.Mrs. Pauletta Brownbrown, R.D.Mrs. Rovene BarronMs. Katie Thompsonbutler, PattyMr. Ron HallClark, JoyceMr. and Mrs. Lance JohnsDavidson brothersMs. Mabel DavidsonDawson, billMs. Katie ThompsonDeeter, HenryMr. and Mrs. Spencer Furby Mr. and Mrs. Rick GoreDollins, bryceMr. and Mrs. Bobby Barnes
Ms. Brianne ThrockmortonTri S FoundationMs. Martha TrotterMr. and Mrs. Jerry TurnerMr. and Mrs. Jay UsseryMr. and Mrs. Michael VanceMs. Connie VanGorderMr. and Mrs. Danny VernonMr. and Mrs. Marion VernonMr. and Mrs. Stan VinsonMr. and Mrs. Chad WagnerMr. and Mrs. Mitch WaltonMr. and Mrs. Harold WatsonMr. and Mrs. Jeremy WatsonParagould Chapter WCRCWellstone properties LLCMrs. Alline WheelerMr. and Mrs. Steve WhittinghamMr. and Mrs. Cecil WilkersonMr. and Mrs. Phil WilkersonMr. and Mrs. Larry WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Leonard WilsonMr. Richard WinchesterMr. and Mrs. Dennis WinebargerMr. and Mrs. LeRoy WoodMr. and Mrs. Rod WoodMr. and Mrs. Vestel WoodMr. and Mrs. Tim WooldridgeMr. Jerry YatesMr. and Mrs. Joseph YorkMr. Basil YoungMr. and Mrs. Doy Young
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Arnold, IoneMrs. Anita JacquesThe AustinsMrs. Anita Jacquesbarron, RoveneMs. Katie Thompsonburcham, Russ and RosemaryMr. and Mrs. Spencer FurbyFredman, AlmaMrs. Anita JacquesGood Parents, Good Sisters and brother Mr. and Mrs. Steve ShockStanley Gordon, Jr. and FamilyMr. and Mrs. Stanley Gordon, SrHedrick, SandraMr. and Mrs. Stanley Gordon, JrSandra Hedrick and FamilyMr. and Mrs. Stanley Gordon, SrHenson Family Mrs. Anita JacquesHickman, Jack & WilmaMrs. Anita JacquesHolifield,KeithMs. Fayrene KieffnerHoppe, Ken and lindaMr. and Mrs. Larry BillsHoppe, KenMr. and Mrs. Neil HaneyHoward, brentMs. Fayrene KieffnerJack & Sue Justus bible Endowment FundMr. and Mrs. Mike & Elaine JustusJacques, AnitaMs. Sue Roberts
Johnson, Richard and AndreaMr. and Mrs. Gary CuppMr. and Mrs. Max GarnettJoneshill, NancyMs. Fayrene Kieffnerlumpkin, WalterMr. and Mrs. Bill LoveladyMcFadden, PaulMr. and Mrs. Carl & Shelia PhippsMr. and Mrs. Jacob HornMcGinn, ShannaMs. Fayrene KieffnerMongold, JuanitaMrs. Anita JacquesMyers, SharonMr. and Mrs. Stanley Gordon, JrSharon Myers and FamilyMr. and Mrs. Stanley Gordon, SrSecretaryandOfficeStaffof 7th & Mueller Church of Christ Mr. and Mrs. Chuck ConleyRoberts, KaitlynMs. Jan BowenSalem Church of Christ EldersMr. and Mrs. Gordon & Nancy BarnettShock, SueMr. and Mrs. Stanley Gordon, JrSue Shock and FamilyMr. and Mrs. Stanley Gordon, SrSmith, l.R. & CarolynMr. and Mrs. Bill Lovelady Wagganer, Charles and MadelineMr. and Mrs. Spencer Furby Wagganer, Charles “Happy birthday”Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Furby Wilkerson, Phil Mr. and Mrs. Mitch Walton Wilkerson, Phil & Sheila Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wilkerson Wooldridge, Tim Mr. and Mrs. J.C. McMinn
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Mr. and Mrs. Steve LeathMr. Bret Leech Mr. and Mrs Johnny McMinnMitchell Funeral Home EmployeesMr. and Mrs Dwayne PowellRue Porter Rogers FamilyMrs. Nita SmithMr. and Mrs. Jay UsseryMr. & Mrs Phil Wilkersonlewis, bobby RuthMrs. Rovene Barronlewis, DonMrs. Rovene BarronMs. Katie Thompsonlillard, WilmaMrs. Rovene BarronLinam,EffieMr. & Mrs. Larry Linamlowery, GathaMrs. Rovene BarronMs. Katie Thompson lumpkin, MarieMrs. Pauletta Brown Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Conley Mrs. Bonita CrabtreeMr. and Mrs. Fred EllisMr. Michael E. HillMrs. Priscilla HobbyMr. and Mrs. Ken HoppeMr. and Mrs. Joe JohnsonMs. Nancy JoneshillMr. and Mrs. Vernon LaceyMr. and Mrs. Don LambertMr. and Mrs. Bill LoveladyMr. and Mrs. George RobbMr. Nathan SummittMr. and Mrs. Phil WilkersonMartin, TroyMr. and Mrs. Johnny McMinnMcCloud, Miss “Pete”Ms. Katie ThompsonMcCord, RandyMrs. Darlis McCordMcDonald, WinnieMrs. Bonita CrabtreeMcFarlin, AliceMs. Jenendal BibbMcKeel, JeanMs. Barbara McKeel
Medling, JamesMr. & Mrs. Kenneth MonroeMiller, bobbyMrs. Rovene BarronMorgan, Gerald and Emma louMr. and Mrs. Joe JohnsonMorgan, boydMr. and Mrs. Nolan BrownOlney, ErlaMs. Nancy JoneshillOsburn, NaomiMr. and Mrs Phil WilkersonMr. and Mrs Chuck PalmerMs. Nancy JoneshillPitcher, Cleo and FrancesMr. and Mrs. Gig PitcherPitchford, DoinMs. Lozell PitchfordReaves, CharlesMrs. Pat ReavesRedwine, MaxMrs. Shirley RedwineRobinson, billyMr. & Mrs. Kenneth MonroeRutledge, HazelMrs. Rovene BarronSamford, W.R. and beulahMs. Connie PritchardSandh, RobertMs. Rovene BarronSkelton, RayMrs. Rovene BarronSmith, EarlMr. and Mrs. Phil WilkersonSmith, MaryMr. and Mrs. Kevin EubanksTarbox, ShereattaMrs. Anita JacquesThomas, C.b.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas MartinTurner, MalveraMs. Connie PritchardTurpin, GlennMr. and Mrs. Jerry PillowWamble, JoeMrs. Fayrene KieffnerWarren, GaryMr. and Mrs. Hugh BurlesonWatkins, JerryMs. Katie Thompson
White, H.D.Mr. & Mrs. Daniel LanehartWooldridge, Winston Henry “Whimp”Mrs. Bonita Crabtree Mrs. Fayrene KieffnerTwin Creek Church of ChristMr. and Mrs Harold Watson Mr. and Mrs Phil WilkersonYanick, OllieMr. and Mrs. Spencer Furby
CRC NewsAlumniJoe Chesser, Jr (‘91) and his wife, Sherry, live in Little Rock, Arkansas with their two sons, Max and Alex.
Thomas (Tommy) Holt (‘65) and wife, Jeanette, live in Pearland, Texas, which is part of the Greater Houston area. After graduating CRC, Tom was in the uSAF with overseas assignments in Okinawa and Vietnam. After military, returned to college in Houston, later returning to Arkansas State university and completing BS degrees in Finance and Marketing, and MBA. Returned to the university of Houston for additional accounting courses, and received the CPA license in 1993. Career employment included work in industries over the years including, financial services, construction contract administration, and aerospace with a NASA contractor. He and Jeanette currently own and manage a real estate company primarily focused on commercial real estate sales.
Tom Walden (‘68) and wife, Leslie, live in Jenks, Oklahoma. He is a quality control director. They attend the Park Plaza Church of Christ in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
It is with a sad heart that we report that Nippy Mangrum (’68) died in an automobile accident on April 4. He attended CRC from the fall of 1966 through the spring of 1968 before transferring to Harding university. Nippy was especially excited about the upcoming birth of his first grandchild. He loved the Arkansas Razorbacks and had a special bond with Coach Nolan Richardson and Coach Mike Anderson. Nippy was a faithful member of the 7th & Mueller Church of Christ in Paragould.
Not only was Nippy an alumnus of CRC, he was a generous donor and volunteer. For the past several years he helped with the annual Holiday Dinner and Auction in December. As the picture shows, he loved life and had a great time at the Auction and made it fun for everyone. Nippy was a former member of the CRC Development Council and volunteer bus driver for the basketball team. He frequently attended athletic contests and other events on the CRC campus and enjoyed eating meals at the Jennie Sue Eubanks Cafeteria on Sundays after morning services.
Nippy is survived by his wife, Nancy of Paragould; two daughters, Mimi Jackson of Paragould, and Ali Mangrum or Farmington, Arkansas. He is also survived by one brother, Tim Mangrum of Paragould and one sister, Regina Taylor of Toronto, Canada. He was preceded in death by his parents, Johnie and Mary Mangrum and one sister, JoAnn Mangrum. A memorial service was held at the 7th & Mueller Church of Christ.
nippy MangruM 1948-2015 ForMer CrC aCadeMiC dean, dr. steve HoFFMan, passes away
We are saddened to hear of Dr. Steve Hoffman’s passing on February 24, 2015 after a courageous three year battle with cancer. He meant so much to us here and we remember, with grateful appreciation, his involvement in our efforts for initial accreditation.
Steve served here with us at CRC from 1994-1999 and had continued to communicate with us throughout the past 15 years since he moved back to Oregon. He often communicated by email and was so proud of where we are as an institution today. Please join us as we keep Steve’s family in our prayers.
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