Certified Environmental Educators
*Over 800 individuals have been certified as environmental educators in North Carolina.
Meet North Carolina's Newest Certified Environmental Educators!
Chris Cabral
 Winterville, NC (Pitt County)
What does he do? - Chris is a Park Ranger at Goose Creek State Park, Washington, NC
Favorite part of earning his certification? - Chris enjoyed traveling to the different locations throughout the state for EELE’s and outdoor experience’s.
Certification experience that stands out? - "Although I’m not the greatest kayaker," says Chris, "I’d have to say the Kayak Leader Training at Singletary Lake and Lumber River was a very hands on, educational experience."
His Action Partnership - For his Action Partnership, Chris, along with two superb master gardeners from Beaufort County, help from the NC Agricultural Extension, the park staff and numerous volunteers, created a beautiful native butterfly garden near the visitor center parking lot of Goose Creek State Park. This laborious task involved completely removing an overgrown existing garden including pine trees and other shrubs. The 1700 sq.ft garden was then tilled and the soil was prepared for planting. "Donations of native plants from local gardeners and businesses really made this garden a special project," says Chris. Another neat feature was the placement of 25 tree cookies used as a trail through the garden. An outline of a butterfly was engraved into each cookie. "This required lots of skilled volunteer labor and gave the garden a personal touch."
CONGRATULATIONS CHRIS!
Posted 1/5/10
Adam DeWitte
 Brevard, NC (Transylvania County)
What does he do? - Adam is the Director of Education for the Cradle of Forestry Interpretive Association.
Favorite part of earning his certification? - "My favorite part of earning the certification was playing outside," says Adam.
Certification experience that stands out? - Adam's favorite outdoor experience was kayaking down a small confluence off the Congaree River and paddling right through the Congaree Swamp National Monument. "We spent all day birdwatching, swimming and photographing wildlife," he recalls.
His Action Partnership - For his Action Partnership, Adam designed and built a sensory trail with the Autism Society of NC to help teach children with autism about the natural world.
CONGRATULATIONS ADAM!
Posted 11/25/09
Kim Aichele
 Huntersville, NC (Mecklenburg County)
What does she do? - Kim is a 4th/5th grade science teacher at Children's Community School in Davidson, NC.
Favorite part of earning her certification? - Kim enjoyed attending workshops with other educators, specifically the neotropical migratory bird class at Reedy Creek nature center. She is an avid birder and loves the challenge of identifying birds.
Certification experience that stands out? - Kim's favorite outdoor experience was visiting Cowans Ford National Wildlife Refuge as part of a Museum of Natural Sciences grant program. "We identified birds, frogs, and found salamanders and eggs as well as many macro invertebrates," says Kim. "We also identified many programs our students could be involved in at Latta."
Her Action Partnership - Kim's project involved labeling storm drains and educating her neighborhood as to the importance of keeping everything out of the storm drains except rainwater.
CONGRATULATIONS KIM!
Posted 11/9/09
Matt Mutel
 Burnsville, NC (Yancey County)
What does he do? - Matt works at Mount Mitchell State Park as a lead resource management ranger. He is also an active member of the Children and Nature Network in which he works to recruit youth to get children outside through the Natural Leaders Network.
Favorite part of earning his certification? - Matt says that while completing the Certification program, he really enjoyed networking with fellow educators at all of the workshops. "We all learned so much from each other and have become good friends in many cases," says Matt.
Certification experience that stands out? - Something that stood out to Matt were the many outdoor activities during the certification program, including the numerous lessons that he taught during Take A Child Outside Week.
His Action Partnership - Matt's Action Parnership started as a day-long trail building project with the Outdoors program at UNC - Asheville. This partnership has lived on and will result in a full day of tree planting this year!
CONGRATULATIONS MATT!
Posted 9/24/09
Christel Walter
 Mill Spring, NC (Polk County)
What does she do? - Besides working on her EE Certification, Christel recently graduated from the Biltmore Forest School (Woodland Steward Series, Summer 2009) and is a master gardener. Her woodland is under the Forest Stewardship Program, an incentive program aimed at keeping native vegetation thriving and aliens at bay. Christel is also a volunteer with the Pacolet Area Conservancy (a land trust) and chair of its education committee. This group brings programs and creates opportunities to teach environmental awareness and conservation values to school children and youth groups.
Favorite part of earning her certification? - Christel liked that the Certification Program reinforced the values she grew up with in her native Germany. "Knowing that there are many like-minded individuals who are concerned about the natural world and our place in it," says Christel. "The young people I have met and their commitment to make this world a place where all can live in harmony especially impressed me."
Certification experience that stands out? - What stands out to Christel was attending the EENC Conference "Renewing a Sense of Wonder" and being in the Long Leaf Pine Forest at Fort Bragg. "The seedlings I received are doing well here in the foothills of Western NC. They are a reminder of the importance of stewardship as we try to preserve what is left of our diverse flora and fauna," she says.
Her Action Partnership - Christel laid out a system of trails and supervised a chain saw gang as they built a hiking trail on an 85-acre tract of land protected by the Pacolet Area Conservancy. This trail has just been included in the guide for the NC Birding Trail - Mountain Region!
CONGRATULATIONS CHRISTEL!
Posted 7/21/09
Rich Bowerman
 Hendersonville, NC (Henderson County)
What does he do? - Rich works at the Mountain Trail Outdoor School located in the mountains of western North Carolina. He just completed his sixth season (third year) as the Program Coordinator and Instructor at MTOS and loves it! "As I am fond of telling people," says Rich, "I spend all day, every day outside teaching middle school (mostly) students environmental science and outdoor adventure."
Favorite part of earning his certification? - Rich's favorite part of earning his certification was attending two, week-long workshops: Earth & Environmental Science for Middle/High School Educators through the Pisgah Forest Institute and Investigating Your Environment through the North Carolina Division of Forest Resources. He found both of these workshops to be extremely well-supported; offer first-rate instruction; and facilitate wonderful networking opportunities. "Mostly," says Rich, "they are just plain fun!"
Certification experience that stands out? - Rich's favorite outdoor experience while earning his certification came at the Pisgah Center for Wildlife Education during a stream water quality sampling. "We caught a very large hellbender salamander and that threw our lesson plan out the window as we all struggled to land and examine the beast! This was a true “teachable moment” just like it happens with students. Great to be stomping around a stream on a summer afternoon looking at slimy creatures!"
His Action Partnership - For his action partnership, Rich developed a tree identification dichotomous key for the North Carolina Museum of Forestry in Whiteville and for Halyburton Park in Wilmington, North Carolina.
CONGRATULATIONS RICH!
Posted 7/21/09
Sandy Riddle Bisdee
 Durham, NC (Durham County)
What does she do? - Sandy works for the Center for Education, Imagination and the Natural World where she serves as the Director for Children's Programs, the College Intern Coordinator and Organic Gardener.
Favorite part of earning her certification? - Sandy's favorite part of earning her certification was the Environmental Education Learning Experiences (EELEs) offered by the State Parks.
Certification experience that stands out? - "I enjoyed seeing the lovely, ribbon-like leeches, five inches long, in the headwaters of the Haw River," says Sandy.
Her Action Partnership - Sandy led a creek and trail restoration in the New Hope Creek Preserve.
CONGRATULATIONS SANDY!
Posted 6/24/09
Sunmi Lee
 Daejeon Metropolitan City, South Korea
What does she do? - Sunmi works for the Korea Forest Service.
Favorite part of earning her certification? - While earning her certification, Sunmi enjoyed getting to attend diverse workshops offered by different environmental education centers.
Certification experience that stands out? - Sunmi says that what really stood out to her was attending so many state parks and discovering how different each one was from the next. "Each park has wonderful natural resources and unique programs," says Sunmi. "It was a surprise!"
Her Action Partnership - Sunmi worked with Jesse Perry from the NC Museum of Natural Sciences to install plant identification signs at the garden of the Korean Baptist Church in Raleigh.
CONGRATULATIONS SUNMI!
Posted 6/17/09
Victoria Fields
 High Point, NC (Davidson County)
What does she do? - Victoria works as the Marina Operator for the City of High Point Parks and Recreation Department at Oak Hollow Lake. She is also am the Coordinator for the High Point Parks and Recreation Youth Education Program.
Favorite part of earning her certification? - Victoria enjoyed visiting and learning about natural areas and parks systems across the state. "I have been inspired by teachers and students alike," says Victoria. "Their enthusiasm is contagious. It has renewed my love for the natural world and it has taught me that we all have a responsibility for its care and preservation."
Certification experience that stands out? - Victoria's favorite outdoor experience was the Nocturnal Workshop held at Howell Woods Environmental Learning Center. She got quite a thrill being out in the wild at night, sighting, listening, tracking and even capturing a few photos of animals. "Being part of this magical and sometimes scary world was an experience that I will never forget," she says.
Her Action Partnership - She partnered with other groups to erect a Dog Waste Station at the City’s Oak Hollow Campground along with educational signs and cards about the importance of protecting the City’s Drinking Water. She hopes to expand the Dog Waste Stations to all park areas around the lake.
CONGRATULATIONS VICTORIA!
Posted 5/1/09
Sarah Phillips
 Beaufort, NC (Carteret County)
What does she do? - Sarah is a Coastal Outreach Specialist with the North Carolina Coastal Federation.
Favorite part of earning her certification? - While earning her EE Certification, Sarah enjoyed meeting and talking with other NC educators that have similar goals regarding the environment. "Many educators working on their EE certification are really trying to get students and adults to love the environment as much as they do!"
Certification experience that stands out? - Sarah's favorite outdoor experience was the Leopold Education Project in Greensboro. She enjoys the creative side of education and really liked learning to appreciate the environment in non-formal ways.
Her Action Partnership - She organized and led two youth groups to create oyster shell bags that were placed along an island's eroding shoreline in the White Oak River in Carteret County. These oyster shells provide habitat for native oysters in the river and also protect the island from erosion from storms and boat wake.
CONGRATULATIONS, SARAH!
Staci Clark
 Kannapolis, NC (Cabarrus County)
What does she do? - Staci is an Environmental Educator with Mecklenburg County Park and Recreation.
Favorite part of earning her certification? - She enjoyed cooperating with Central Piedmont Community College as a partner organization to make a visual difference in the nature preserve.
Certification experience that stands out? - Backpacking through the Pisgah National Forest
Her Action
Partnership - Staci's project was to cooridinate and create a graphic design for a nature center logo, interpretive signs, light post banners, and exhibit signs to enhance information available for nature center guests.
CONGRATULATIONS, STACI!!!
John Sutton
Hickory, NC (Catawba County)
 What does he do? - John Sutton is the primary park ranger at Bakers Mountain Park for Catawba County Parks where his duties allow him to lead guided interpretive walks, host a variety of educational workshops and participate in outreach programs in schools and with special interest groups.
Favorite part of earning his certification? - John's favorite part of earning his EE certification was the advanced dragonfly workshop with Scott Hartley and the avian point counts and community hikes with Tim Johnson and Alan Rogers of South Mountains State Park. John found the most valuable and useful part of his certification experience to be the plethora of activities available through PLT and Project Wild.
His Action Partnership? - John's action partnership was to work with scouts and citizens to construct an interpretive trail system with signs and a kiosk as well as to remove invasive species and replace them with native species. He also created wildlife feeding stations for birds, butterflies and mammals. John attempted to place some of the stations and signs on the ADA trail. Even though his work is completed for my certification, John says that his action partnership project will continue to grow with the help of eagle scouts and hopefully with others that will set the goal for achieving their EE certification.
CONGRATULATIONS JOHN!!!
 Katie Bender
Salisbury, NC (Rowan County)
What does she do? - Katie just graduated from Catawba College and is currently job searching.
Favorite part of earning her certification? One of Katie's favorite things about earning her certificate was meeting new people and learning about what they do as well as learning new things with familiar friends. Fulfilling the various requirements also allowed her to learn many things about the people and places in North Carolina.
Her Action Partnership? - Katie carried out her Action Partnership in conjunction with the Land Trust for Central North Carolina where she updated their display to better communicate information, accomplishments, and events to others.
CONGRATULATIONS KATIE!!!
 Charlotte Fletcher
Charlotte, NC (Mecklenberg County)
What does she do? - Charlotte is an Instructional Assistant at Park Road Montessori, a public elementary school in the Charlotte-Mecklenburg School system. She teaches a mixed 1st, 2nd and 3rd grade class. Her responsibilities include leading a small group of students each day in a "green hour." This often means taking a nature walk along the Little Sugar Creek Greenway, which is connected to the school property, or working in the classroom garden.
Favorite part of earning her certification? - Her favorite part of working on her Environmental Education Certification was learning so many things she could use during these "green hours" and getting to know the wonderful natural resources of her city that, despite being a Charlotte native, she'd never experienced.
Her Action Partnership? - Charlotte's Action Partnership included working with volunteers to develop hiking trails, remove invasive plants, label plants, make a map and put up signage for RibbonWalk Nature Preserve, a 155-acre urban forest located 4 miles from Charlotte's Center City.
CONGRATULATIONS CHARLOTTE!!!
 Pamela S. Bowman
Statesville, NC (Iredell County)
What does she do? - Pamela is a teacher at North Iredell High School. She primarily teaches biology.
Favorite part of earning her certification? - Her favorite part of earning her EE Certification was the Becoming an Outdoor Woman workshop that was offered by the Wildlife Resources Commission. "I love to camp," says Pamela, "and that workshop provided me with so many more skills to make camping more enjoyable."
Her Action Partnership? - Pamela's Action Partnership involved designing and placing interpretive signs in Riverbend Park (Catawba County). The signs are meant to educate the public about invasive species and the park's forest restoration project.
CONGRATULATIONS PAMELA!!!
 Daniel Schewlakow
Raleigh, NC (Wake County)
What does he do? - Daniel is a Park Ranger at William B. Umstead State Park.
Favorite part of earning his certification? - His favorite park of earning his EE certification was traveling to all of the different areas of the state where trainings were held and meeting lots of other environmental educators.
His Action Partnership? - For his action partnership, Daniel built and renovated a picnic area so that people would have a place to enjoy the outdoors.
CONGRATULATIONS DANIEL!!!
 Michelle Glass
Teachey, NC (Duplin County)
What does she do? - Michelle teaches fourth grade at Richlands Elementary School in Onlow County.
Favorite part of earning her certification? - Her favorite part of earning her EE Certification has been the hands-on workshops and getting to know others who share her passion for the environment.
Her Action Partnership? - Michelle started a recycling program at her school as her Action Partnership. She and her students work hard every day to ensure that recycleable materials are not thrown in the trash!
CONGRATULATIONS MICHELLE!!!
Whitney Sorge
 Oxford, NC (Granville County)
What does she do? - Whitney works as a State Park Ranger at Kerr Lake State Recreation Area in Henderson, NC.
Favorite part of earning her certification? - Her favorite part of earning her EE certification was building a chimney swift tower for her action partnership. She really enjoyed working with the staff at Hemlock Bluffs and learned a lot of construction techniques. She also says that it was fun working with the high school students who were taking an AP environmental science class.
Certification experience that stands out? – Whitney's chimney swift tower stands out! It was constructed out of cedar and stands about 11 feet tall. She's hoping that Hemlock Bluffs sees chimney swifts nesting in the coming year.
CONGRATULATIONS WHITNEY!!!
Kristen Brigner
 Raleigh, NC (Wake County)
What does she do? - Kristen is a Park Ranger at William B.
Umstead State Park in Raleigh, NC in Wake County.
Favorite part of earning her certification? - Her favorite part of
earning her EE Certificate was getting to visit other State Parks in NC
and participating in various outdoor activities.
Certification experience that stands out? – Kristen's favorite outdoor
experience during the certification process was going out to Bear Island at Hammocks Beach State Park during the sea turtle nesting period, even though she
did not get to see any actually hatch.
Her Action Partnership? - Kristen's project was with Duke University's Nicholas School of Environmental Studies Master's program. She and other volunteers renovated a cultural cemetary on a newly acquired piece of park property. The volunteers cleaned up the site and built a split rail fence around the cemetary.
CONGRATULATIONS KRISTIN!!!
Nicolette L. Cagle
 Durham, NC (Durham County)
What does she do? – Nicki is earning her Ph.D. in Ecology at Duke University.
She has spent the last four years studying the snakes of the tallgrass prairie
in Illinois, and loves sharing her research with middle and high school classes.
Favorite part of earning her certification? – Nicki really enjoyed meeting other
enthusiastic environmental educators and exploring North Carolina’s diverse
natural areas.
Certification experience that stands out? One of her favorite outdoor
experiences while earning her certification was taking an interpretive boat
cruise through the pristine salt marshes of Capers Island, South Carolina.
Pulling fascinating sea creatures from the marsh with sampling nets, and eating
raw oysters, was a big thrill!
Her Action Partnership? – Nicki, along with a crew of hardworking volunteers,
designed and constructed a footbridge for a new trail at Occoneechee Mountain
State Park.
CONGRATULATIONS NICKI!!!
Andrea Talley
 Wilmington, NC (New Hanover County)
What does she do? - Andrea heads up the Adventure Pathways program for the City of Wilmington. She plans and leads outdoor recreation programs, such as canoeing, kayaking, backpacking and day-hiking.
Favorite part of earning her certification? - Meeting and building relationships with other environmental educators in North Carolina, as well as visiting different State Parks and parts of the state.
Certification experience that stands out? - Andrea enjoyed and learned a lot from the Amphibian Days and Nights Workshop taught by Mike Dunn with the NC Museum of Natural Sciences. Trudging through wetlands, finding tadpoles, frogs, newts, and salamanders, and observing their night-time mating habits was an experience to remember!
Her Action Partnership? - Andrea partnered with local Girl Scouts working on their silver award to design and build a carnivorous plant garden in Halyburton Park. The bog showcases some of the plants that would normally flourish in a fire-sustained ecosystem.
CONGRATULATIONS ANDREA!!!
Betty Anderson
 Cary, NC (Wake County)
What does she do? - Betty works at William B. Umstead State Park, Raleigh, NC as an
Office Assistant at the Visitor Center. She takes care of reservations for park facilities (shelters, group camps, auditorium, classroom, park educational programs). A big portion of her time is spent talking to park visitors, especially on the weekends (her days off are during the week) answering questions about the park trails, cultural history, and identifying flora and fauna that they have observed in the park.
Favorite part of earning her certification? - Betty enjoyed observing and learning from so many knowledgeable educators in various areas of North Carolina and their willingness to share their expertise not only in workshops, but also by phone or email and meeting other individuals who share my enthusiasm for the wonderful diversity of nature in our state.
Certification experience that stands out? - The two-day workshop, “Wonders of Wetlands” at Howell Woods. The presenters knew their subject and had a good balance of indoor and outdoor activities on site and off site including hikes, canoeing and visiting a planned wetland.
Her Action Partnership? - Renovating Camp Craggy, a boy scout camp built in 1923, in William B. Umstead State Park. This included removing debris, clearing the council ring area and hiking path to the site, and placing a plaque with the history of the camp at the stone steps leading to the council ring. Park programs with a hike to the site and history of the camp will be presented for the public on a regular basis.
CONGRATULATIONS BETTY!!!
Sandra Payne Fambrough
 Washington, NC (Beaufort County)
What does she do? - Sandra is a park ranger at Goose Creek State Park.
Favorite part of earning her certification? - She most enjoyed the diversity of the learning experiences and meeting various people with common interests and goals. Sandra adds that "the Environmental Education Certification experience is one that has enhanced my personal knowledge and has strengthened my professional skills as an environmental educator."
Certification experience that stands out? - In reflecting on the many workshops, the Aquatic Wild program at Blue Jay Point really stands out to Sandra because of the variety of hands-on activities.
Her Action Partnership? - For her Action Partnership, Sandra credits her many partnering teams in blazing a new trail that now connects all of the previously existing trails at Goose Creek State Park.
CONGRATULATIONS SANDRA!!!
Gary G. Gilliam
 High Point, NC (Guilford County)
What does he do? - Gary is the Marina Manager at High Point City Lake Park. He is also the Program Manager for H.P. Parks and Recreation’s Youth Education Program.
Favorite part of earning his certification? - Gary says that one of the best parts of earning his EE Certification has been meeting the great people who teach the classes and networking with the participants.
Certification experience that stands out? - When Gary decided to do the homework assignment for a N.C. CATCH class, he ended up creating a Teach-A-Kid-To-Fish Day based on the activities provided at his Park. The response was overwhelming and he ended up doing two that Spring. "The smiles on the faces of the kids and their parents made all of the time, effort and expense of earning my EE Certification worthwhile." says Gary. His park now does two of these events annually and has added many more nature/environmental education programs, but the sense of accomplishment and of filling a need for young people and of seeing them learn while enjoying the outdoors has sustained Gary's efforts since that first day.
His Action Partnership? - There was an area behind the Park Marina where little would grow and that had become an eyesore, so for his Action Partnership, Gary enlisted help from the local Wild Birds Unlimited, local butterfly and bird societies and Parks Maintenance to plant a beautiful and educational butterfly/hummingbird garden.
CONGRATULATIONS GARY!!!
Emma Thomas
 Yorktown, VA (York County)
(Originally from Durham, NC)
What does she do? - Emma works at an environmental consulting firm called EEI (Engineering & Environment, Inc.) in Fort Eustis, VA. Her title is “Environmental Management Systems Coordinator” and she helps train and inform people on the army base (as well as Langley Air Force Base and the naval base in Norfolk, VA) about ISO 14001, which is an international standard for the environment. They are in the process of implementing a greening initiative by encouraging personnel on base to reduce water usage, plant native plants, and recycle furniture and electronic equipment. Since she only work 4 days a week, she also volunteer in the education department at Nauticus Aquarium in the National Maritime Center in Norfolk, VA.
Favorite part of earning her certification? - Her favorite part of earning the EE Certification was learning a TON of fun new activities to do with people of all ages and exchanging ideas with other people in the program.
Certification experience that stands out? - One of her favorite outdoor experiences while earning the certification was taking a Sea Turtle Biology and Conservation course that traveled to Trinidad! The group tagged and measured nesting leatherback sea turtle mothers and even found hatchlings!
Her Action Partnership? - For her Action Partnership, Emma helped install a trap to collect fouling community organisms at the Maritime Museum in Beaufort, NC and created a lesson and fact cards about some of the organisms in the local area.
CONGRATULATIONS EMMA!!!
Jonathan Marchal
 Asheville, NC (Buncombe County)
What does he do? - Jonathan works as the Youth Programs Coordinator at the North Carolina Arboretum. He plans, coordinates and implements the Arboretum's youth programs including a 10-week Summer Day Camp and 11 on-site field trips for school groups on topics such as woodland and aquatic ecology, wildlife management, botany, environmental stewardship and wilderness skills.
Favorite part of earning his certification? - His favorite part of earning his certification was getting a chance to meet other individuals in the field and getting to know the resources available to environmental educators.
Certification experience that stands out? - Jonathan would have to say that his favorite outdoor experience while earning the EE certification was during Project Aquatic WILD which he took at the Pisgah Center for Wildlife Education. After reviewing the curriculum the group headed to the creek to do some macroinvertebrate studies and also found a hellbender. "What a great end to a very useful workshop," says Jonathan.
His Action Partnership? - He created a tree identification trail for North Cove Elementary in McDowell County.
CONGRATULATIONS JONATHAN!!!
Susan Ashley
 Nebo, NC (McDowell County)
What does she do? - Susan is employed at Lake James State Park as the lead Interpretive and Educational Ranger.
Favorite part of earning her certification? Susan found earning her EE Certification to be an enriching experience. She was able to meet old and make new acquaintances within the park system as well as professionals from other agencies across the state, many with whom she still corresponds. This training
also allowed her to visit various parks, obtain valuable educational information and gain a greater scope of divisional operations, all of which she found particularly rewarding.
Certification experience that stands out? Her most memorable experience
during the training was attending the Primer at Carolina Beach. In one
week she learned so much about the coastal area's plants and animals as
well as wetland conservation. She also enjoyed assisting in presenting
the Lake James EELE.
Her Action Partnership? - Susan worked with the local Order of the Arrow honor group with Boy Scouts of America. They constructed several sturdy and beautiful benches along the lake shore for elderly and handicapped individuals to use. Susan says, "by enhancing our knowledge and meshing it with established ideals, we as new Environmental Educators will be able to continue to successfully
communicate the State Parks' commitment to conserving North Carolina's natural resources."
CONGRATULATIONS SUSAN!!!
Jayme Bednarczyk
 Wake Forest, NC (Wake County)
What does she do? - Nonformal educator, volunteers with Wake County Master Gardeners and the JC Raulston Arboretum, works with 4-H camps ages 5-12, the Speakers Bureau and creates plant databases for WaterWise gardens and rain gardens.
Favorite Part of earning her certification? - Being given the tools and confidence to easily work with children of all ages and meeting amazing educators.
Certification experience that stands out? - The Project Design and Evaluation workshop offered by NOAA and working with hummingbirds at Weymouth Woods.
Her Action Partnership? - Developed a "community awareness rain garden" to be used as an outdoor classroom for community residents, teachers and students. The garden is centrally located and wheelchair accessible. Jayme partnered with the Town of Wake Forest, Master Gardener Volunteers, Boy Scout Den 885 and the Wake Forest Garden Club. The photo above shows Jayme (in red) leading an interactive water quality game for the Scouts and their parents. The Scouts earned their Conservation Badges through this project.
CONGRATULATIONS JAYME!!!
Michael Crouse
 Millers Creek, NC (Wilkes County)
What does he do? - Educational Ranger at Rendezvous Mountain Educational State Forest. Teaches pre-K through college students from area schools as well as adults.
Favorite part of earning his certification? - Visiting all of the EE sites that the program has you explore.
Certification experience that stands out? - The IYE's conducted by the NC Forest Service. They are so interesting and hands on with various after hours extras. They are really worth a lot to the program.
His Action Partnership? - Applied for a Lowes Hardware Grant for Outdoor Classrooms and received $35,000 for implementing five classrooms which were constructed at Rendexvous Mountain Educational State Forest.
CONGRATULATIONS, MICHAEL!!!
Ann Walter-Fromson, Ph.D.
 Greensboro, NC (Guilford County)
What does she do? - Psychology professor at Greensboro College
Favorite part of earning her certification? - Visiting state parks for the EELEs
Favorite outdoor experience while earning her certification? - Hunting for salamander and frog eggs and larvae as part of the Amphibian Days and Nights workshop that was sponsored by the NC Museum of Natural Sciences and taught by Mike Dunn.
Her Action Partnership? Ann coordinated the design and development of 5 fiberglass-embedded interactive interpretive trail signs focused on Piedmont forest communities for the Evergreen Trail at Price Park in Greensboro.
CONGRATULATIONS, ANN!!!
All of North Carolina's Certified Environmental Educators are listed below by county:
Alamance
Twila Buffington, Mebane
Lisa Lowing, Graham
Alicia White, Burlington
Alexander
Judith Abernethy, Hiddenite
Jeffrey Moose, Taylorsville
Alleghany
Greg Church, Roaring Gap
Roy Farr, Roaring Gap
Jeffrey Jones, Roaring Gap
Susie Miller, Sparta
Linda Phipps, Sparta
Shawn Wolfe, Ennice
Ashe
Paul Bailey, Jr., Jefferson
Douglas Blatny, Jefferson
Michael Edwards, Roaring Gap
Michael Lambert, Crumpler
Jeffery Matheson, Jefferson
Thomas Randolph, Jefferson
Scott Robinson, Jefferson
Rebecca Rose, Jefferson
Kelly Safely, Creston
Avery
Patricia Hopper, Newland
Beaufort
Kevin Bischof, Washington
Linda Boyer, Washington
Daphne Cullom, Washington
Curtis Dykstra, Washington
Andrew Fairbanks, Washington
Carolyn Garris, Washington
Jay Greenwood, Washington
Elizabeth Niser, Bath
Mary-Walter Rumley, Washington
Marlene Salyer, Washington
Kelley Thompson, Washington
Phoebe Wahab, Washington
Bertie
Sue Lintelman
Bladen
Angelia Allcox, Kelly
Ronald Anderson, Bladenboro
David Coburn, Kelly
Jeff Corbett, Elizabethtown
Thomas Garner, Elizabethtown
Garrett German, Elizabethtown
Sean McElhone, Elizabethtown
Chris Meggs, Elizabethtown
Shedrick Mole, Elizabethtown
James Sessoms, Kelly
John Stewart, Elizabethtown
Cheryl West, Elizabethtown
Brunswick
Alicia Burgess, Winnabow
Mamie Caison, Shallotte
Elizabeth Celia, Leland
Deborah Dellinger, Oak Island
Maureen Dewire, Bald Head Island
Jill Peleuses, Leland
Elizabeth Sell
Regina Winders, Southport
Buncombe
Keith Bamberger, Asheville
James Bowles
Laurie Brokaw, Asheville
Debbie Brown, Asheville
John Bubany, Asheville
Victor Burgess, Asheville
Betsy Chater, Asheville
Daniel T. Clere, Asheville
Stan Cross, Asheville
Brad Daniel, Montreat
James Ellis, Black Mountain
Kevin Fischer, Arden
Lynne Garrison, Asheville
Michael Gesing, Asheville
Tonya Gesing, Asheville
Michael Goodson, Black Mountain
Grace Harrison, Asheville
Teresa Hembree, Asheville
Jenny Jarvis, Arden
Susan Jensen, Asheville
Jonathan Marchal, Asheville
Keith Mastin, Asheville
Molly Nicholie, Asheville
Rache Park Reeser, Asheville
Katherine Scala, Black Mountain
Dorothea Shuman, Black Mountain
Michael Sonnenberg, Montreat
Eli Strull, Asheville
Glenna Toney, Asheville
Pamela Vivian, Weaverville
Heather Wieler, Asheville
Jennifer Williams, Asheville
Amanda Wilson
Melonie Worley, Leicester
Burke
Lea-Ann Branch, Morganton
Annette Clontz, Morganton
Michael Eisch, Hickory
William Gravley, Morganton
Lance Huss, Valdese
Tim Johnson, Morganton
Sandra Justus, Valdese
Lisa Mackay, Morganton
Allen Rogers, Connelly Springs
Wade Stubbs, Connelly Springs
Michael Woody, Valdese
Cheryl Waltz, Connelly Springs
Cabarrus
Staci Clark, Kannapolis
Linda Dow, Concord
Deanna Duncan, Harrisburg
Kristy Jordan, Concord
Karen Kimray, Concord
Stacy Schaefer, Concord
Dennis Testerman, Concord
Caldwell
Larry Andrews, Lenoir
Dawn Comer, Granite Falls
Pam Hamby, Lenoir
Scott Leatherwood, Lenoir
Lori Watts, Lenoir
Camden
Joy Greenwood, Gatesville
Carolyn Jennings, Camden
Henry Stokes, III, South Mills
Carteret
Beth Andersen
Cynthia Anderson, Emerald Isle
Samuel Bland, Swansboro
Cristina Bleck, Swansboro
Paul Branch, Atlantic Beach
Katie Cartwright, Newport
Richard Crocker, Atlantic Beach
Cindi Davia, Newport
Lori Davis, Beaufort
Charlotte Farris, Morehead City
Jill Fegley, Morehead City
Jenifer Hoskins, Morehead City
Jane Hoveland, Swansboro
Jeannie Kraus, Beaufort
Jaime Leonard, Newport
Susan Lovelace, Beaufort
Alicia Marin, Morehead City
Brock Harris Martin, Apex
Jody Merritt, Atlantic Beach
Randall Newman, Atlantic Beach
Kelly Odom, Morehead City
Juanita Paull, Morehead City
Sarah Phillips, Newport
JoAnne Powell, Beaufort
Margaret Rawls, Morehead City
J. R. Riggs, Jr., Morehead City
Amy Sauls, Beaufort
Susan Schmidt, Beaufort
Benjamin Wunderly, Atlantic Beach
Catawba
Derek Chase, Hickory
Jeanna Goodson, Maiden
Kelly Hoover, Newton
Amy Huysman, Newton
Nancy Lipe, Hickory
Debbie Michael, Sherrills Ford
Melissa Painchaud, Hickory
Rory Price, Hickory
Marie Sipe, Conover
John Sutton, Hickory
Tony Worley, Newton
Chatham
Carmen Boyette, Moncure
Cecelia Carver, Moncure
William Cox, Apex
Kate Finlayson, Pittsboro
Mark Flaugher, Apex
Grant Gibson, Apex
Stacy Gray, Sanford
Robin Kalish, Apex
Jody Kelly, Apex
James Ledgerwood, Apex
Megan Lynch, Apex
Brock Martin, Apex
Gladys Mattice, Bear Crk
Sue McBean, Pittsboro
Derek Parsons, Apex
Darlene Ryan, Pittsboro
Daniel Stamm, Apex
Diane Steltz, Chapel Hill
Gary A. Thompson, Chapel Hill
Stephen Tillotson, Apex
Fred Watkins, Jr., Apex
Chowan
Tammy Cartright, Tyner
Lucille Harrell, Edenton
George Lassiter, Edenton
Nan Laughton, Edenton
Christine Ward, Edenton
Clay
Leanna Staton, Hayesville
Cleveland
Scott Coffman, Kings Mountain
Kelly Cooke, Kings Mountain
Tim Dorsey, Kings Mountain
Judy Ford, Kings Mountain
Glen George, Kings Mountain
Nancy Scism, Shelby
Daniel Tenney, King's Mountain
Columbus
Amy Bernhardt, Lake Waccamaw
Rhonda Billeaud, Whiteville
Brantley Bowen, Evergreen
Harry Edwards, Lake Waccamaw
Toby Hall, Lake Waccamaw
Teresa Lengner, Chadbourn
Adrian O'Neal, Lake Waccamaw
Johnnie Uber, Elizabethtown
Craven
Mike Campbell, New Bern
Pamela Hawkins, New Bern
Melda McCoy, New Bern
Freda Pyron, New Bern
Larry Wallace, New Bern
Cumberland
Fredric Booth, Hope Mills
Kay Bullard, Stedman
Rebecca Hildebrand, Fayetteville
Carrianne McClellan, Fayetteville
Catherine Nordan, Linden
Peg Perry, Fayetteville
Linda Phipps, Spring Lake
Harriett Shooter, Fayetteville
Gavin Shuey, Fayetteville
Jennifer Smith, Hope Mills
Evelyn Toole, Fayetteville
Amber Williams, Fayetteville
Currituck
Karen Clark, Corolla
Linda Collins, Moyock
Sarah Falkowski, Corolla
Sophie Jordan, Aydlett
Madolin Kelly, Aydlett
Sue Powers, Moyock
Dare
George Barnes, Nags Head
Debo Cox, Nags Head
John Everett, Bath
John Fullwood, Nags Head
Terri Hathaway, Manteo
Diane Hendry, Manteo
Dia Hitt, Manteo
Janice Lane, Manteo
Tanya Pallotta, Nags Head
Rhana Paris, Kill Devil Hills
Patricia Raves, Manteo
Jennifer Thoburn, Nags Head
Nancy Warden, Elizabeth City
Beth Wilcox, Manteo
Ann Wunderly, Nags Head
Davidson
Susan Barry, Thomasville
Victoria Fields, High Point
Tracey Gnagey-Spar, Denton
Andrea Wallen, Thomasville
Krista Yantis, Lexington
Duplin
Michelle Glass, Teachey
Teresa Quinn, Kenansville
Durham
Donna Allison, Durham
Sandy Riddle Bisdee, Durham
Nicolette Cagle, Durham
Tamara Cope-Musleh, Durham
Abigail Ferrance-Wu, Durham
Jason Gwinn, Durham
Bill Hailey, Durham
Deborah Hall, Durham
Candace Howard, Durham
Jan Cortelyou Lee, RTP
Kelly Leovic, RTP
David Letchworth, Durham
Christina Livingstone, Durham
Brandy Mangum, Durham
Deborah Miller, Durham
Robert Palmatier, Durham
Sarah Palmer, Durham
Robert Preston, Durham
Deborah Robertson, Durham
Donna Rogers, RTP
Carl Rush, Durham
Leigh Scott, Durham
Laura Smith, Durham
Mark Smith, Durham
Catherine Starkweather, Durham
Rhonda Swaringen, Durham
William Totten, Durham
Linda Tugurian, Chapel Hill
Adrienne Wallace, Durham
Sandra Weitzel, Durham
Bambi Wilson
Charles Yelton, Durham
Sarah Yelton, Durham
Edgecombe
Shelley Killebrew, Tarboro
Forsyth
Kristin Bennett, Winston-Salem
Jane Dicus, Winston-Salem
Gerald Dorsett, Winston-Salem
Claire Friedenberg, Winson-Salem
Kelli Johnson, Clemmons
Beverly Leonard, Rural Hall
Lara Overby, Winston-Salem
Amy Oves, Kernersville
Phyllis Smith, Clemmons
Alan Snow, Lewisville
Clyde Strickling, Winston-Salem
Phyllis Weatherly-Ross, Winston-Salem
Susan (Sue) White, Winston-Salem
Teresa Wilkins, Tobaccoville
Matthew Windsor, Winston-Salem
Franklin
Charlie Bass, Louisburg
Jean Bassett, Youngsville
JoAnn Burtness, Louisburg
Holly Denham, Youngsville
Sheila Jones, Youngsville
Marti Kane, Youngsville
Gaston
Jamie Anderson, Kings Mountain
Kelly Cooke, Gastonia
Glen W. George, Kings Mountain
Dana Glenn, Gastonia
Aubrie Hurley, Gastonia
Stanley Hyde, Kings Mountain
Deidri Sarver, Boones Mill
Laura Shidal, Mt. Holly
Suzanne Simmons, Gastonia
Pamela Stroupe, Lincolnton
Gates
Lin Frye, Oxford
Robert Helms, Gates
Jeffrey Turner, Eure
Signa Williams, Gatesville
Floyd Williams, Gatesville
Jane Wyche, Gatesville
Granville
Deborah Gaul, Creedmoor
Amy Menanno, Franklinton
Whitney Sorge, Oxford
Holly Spring, Franklinton
Guilford
Susan Andreatta, High Point
Kari Barrett, Greensboro
Melanie Buckingham, Greensboro
Cynthia Bullard, Oak Ridge
Joanne Caldwell, Greensboro
Faith Clapp, Whitsett
Melissa Coe, Greensboro
Sarah Crawford, Greensboro
Sue Davis, Greensboro
Heidi Dull, Browns Summit
Gary Gilliam, High Point
Florence Gullickson, High Point
Anne Hice, Pleasant Garden
Mary Ann Johnson
Phyllis Jones, Greensboro
Karen Kelly, Greensboro
Millie Langley, Greensboro
Elizabeth Lengyel, Oak Ridge
Pamela Lindner
Catherine Matthews, Greensboro
Susan Metz, Greensboro
Louise Monroe, Jamestown
Jennifer Phelps, Greensboro
Rose Pruitt, Greensboro
Kathryn Royall, Oak Ridge
Catherine Kowolenko Scott, Greensboro
Christine Simonson, High Point
Neil Thompson, Greensboro
Terry Tomasek, Greensboro
Courtenay Vass, Greensboro
Valerie Vickers, Greensboro
Ann Walter-Fromson, Greensboro
Diane Whitaker, Greensboro
Alicia White, Whitsett
Elizabeth Williams, Greensboro
Amanda Willis, Greensboro
Kimberly Yarbray, Greensboro
Halifax
Philip King, Hollister
Carla Little, Roanoke Rapids
Lyndon Sutton, Hollister
Harnett
David Brown, Lillington
Haywood
Linda Anderson, Waynesville
Nancy Andrews, Canton
Gail Heathman, Waynesville
Tonya Nifong, Clyde
Linda Sutton, Waynesville
Henderson
Rich Bowerman, Hendersonville
Katie Breckheimer, Saluda
Shannon Cook, Flat Rock
Jay Davies, Flat Rock
Ted Duncan, Hendersonville
Timothy Fleming, Arden
Amy Garascia, Hendersonville
Lois Ann Gordon, Hendersonville
Jamie McCabe, Hendersonville
Linda Michael, Hendersonville
Mark Morgan
Zora Rhodes, Flat Rock
Susan Schunk-Hoover, Hendersonville
Bob Seigler, Flat Rock
Jeff Shook, Flat Rock
Erin Shope, Hendersonville
William Spender, Hendersonville
Lynn Veurink, Fletcher
Hoke
Deborah Branson, Southern Pines
Hyde
Lisa Chestnutt, Swan Quarter
Elizabeth Hanrahan, Ocracoke
Joan Sears, Engelhard
Iredell
Lea Beazley, Troutman
Pamela S. Bowman, Statesville
William Burns, Troutman
Kelly Cooke, Troutman
Jane Crosby, Olin
Beth Garver, Mooresville
Julie Higgie, Mooresville
Larry Hyde, Troutman
Ralston James, Jr., Olin
Deborah Mayhew, Mooresville
Mark Pritchard, Troutman
Casey Rhinehart, Jr., Statesville
Kimberly Smith, Mooresville
Jane Srail, Statesville
Benjamin Veasey, Troutman
Jackson
Marianna Kesgen, Cullowhee
Stephen Mayfield, Whittier
Blair Ogburn, Sylva
Steven Wilson, Whittier
Johnston
Frances Adams, Four Oaks
Penny Jo Adams, Clayton
David Barnes, Kenly
Michael Huffman, Clayton
John Isenhour, Clayton
Melissa Miller, Benson
Gregory Price, Willow Springs
Kristen Sasser, Four Oaks
Kinchen Taylor, III, Princeton
Ann Weaver, Kenly
Pamela Williams, Smithfield
Susan Woodard, Smithfield
Lee
Brad Hallmark, Manson
William Hallowell, Sanford
Donna Melpolder, Sanford
Lenoir
Karen Barker, Kinston
Lincoln
Kathy Bosiak, Lincolnton
Melissa Dellinger, Maiden
Patty Dellinger, Lincolnton
Barry McKee, Lawndale
Rick McSwain, Lincolnton
Macon
Kristopher Reis, Otto
Madison
Doni Angell, Marshall
McDowell
Susan Ashley, Nebo
Tim Benton, Nebo
Nora McGrath Coffey, Nebo
Jo Anne Graham, Nebo
Scott Robinson, Nebo
Earl Weaver, III, Nebo
Joe Weaver, Marion
Mecklenberg
Kimberly Aichele, Huntersville
Lisa Amerson, Cornelius
Ken Carlson, Charlotte
Leslie Carlson, Charlotte
Janet Carson, Charlotte
Susan Cline, Charlotte
Pamela Earp, Charlotte
Cheri Ewald, Matthews
Margaret (Peggy) Finley, Albemarle
Charlotte Fletcher, Charlotte
Kim Garrett, Charlotte
Erin Hall, Charlotte
Danielle Horn, Charlotte
Janet Kiser, Charlotte
Jean Kisinger, Charlotte
Rosemary Klein, Davidson
Stacy Koval, Charlotte
Jennifer Krupowicz, Charlotte
Heather Lannon, Charlotte
Helen Leak, Kannapolis
Dorothy Ngongang, Charlotte
Erin Oliverio, Charlotte
Anne Radke, Charlotte
Karen Resmer, Charlotte
Donald Seriff, Charlotte
Shannon Sharp, Charlotte
Allison Sill, Charlotte
Marek Smith, Charlotte
Sarah Smith, Charlotte
Jennifer Snyder, Matthews
Gail Thomas, Charlotte
Alison Toney, Charlotte
Denise Trufan, Charlotte
Montgomery
Ron Anundson, Mount Gilead
Moore
Deborah Branson, Southern Pines
Linda Hardison, Robbins
Scott Hartley, Southern Pines
Gary Hartness, Aberdeen
Chris Helms, Southern Pines
Kimberly Hyre, Southern Pines
Nash
Kathryn Bottoms, Rocky Mount
Valerie Harris, Nashville
Kelly Painter, Rocky Mount
New Hanover
Gayle Brandon, Wilmington
Jennifer Braswell, Kure Beach
Amy Britt, Wilmington
Jeremy Burnett, Wilmington
Jennifer Butler, Wilmington
Clifton Carroll, Kure Beach
Matthew Collogan, Wilmington
Jeffrey Davis, Carolina Beach
Steven Everhart, Wilmington
Andrew Fairbanks, Wilmington
Matthew Farris, Wilmington
Cheryl Fetterman, Wilmington
Kenneth Futch, Carolina Beach
Suzanne Gooding, Wilmington
Jackie Harris, Kure Beach
Drucilla Harrison, Wilmington
Dorothie Johnson, Wilmington
Karen Linehan, Carolina Beach
Sean McElhone, Kure Beach
Shelly Miller, Wilmington
Stefanie Misner, Kure Beach
Nicole Mitchell, Wilmington
Sharon Mooney-Hughes, Wilmington
Judy Pope, Wilmington
Nancy Pritchett, Wilmington
Michelle Richards, Wilmington
Dee Rudolph, Wilmington
James Seigh, Kure Beach
Joseph Shimel, Carolina Beach
Peggy Sloan, Wilmington
Andrea Talley, Wilmington
Sherri Turner, Wilmington
Daniel Waxman, Wilmington
Sandra Weitzel, Wilmington
Edward (Ted) Wilgis, Wilmington
Katharine Womble, Wilmington
Andy Wood, Wilmington
Onslow
Debera Allen, Jacksonville
Justin Barnes, Swansboro
Kevin Bleck, Swansboro
Wick Bode, Jacksonville
Sarah Bouknight, Swansboro
Patrick Curley, Stella
Karen Darrow, Camp Lejeune
Paul Donnelly, Swansboro
Ramona Renfroe, Jacksonville
Orange
Christopher Ammon, Durham
Gail Boyarsky, Chapel Hill
David Cook, Durham
Christopher Greiner, Hillsborough
Jason Gwinn, Durham
Randee Haven-O'Donnell, Chapel Hill
Loren Hintz, Chapel Hill
Olivia Ludington, Chapel Hill
Meg Millard, Graham
Susan Monahan, Raleigh
Melva Okun, Chapel Hill
Tanya Barber Poole, Efland
Wendy Smith, Chapel Hill
Mickey Jo Sorrell, Chapel Hill
Deanna TeBockhorst
Karen Grunwald Thomas, Hurdle Mills
Rhonda Washington, Chapel Hill
Elizabeth Waters, Hillsborough
Pamlico
Laurieann Phalen, Arapahoe
Roy Rodgers, Oriental
Pasquotank
Michele Aydlett, Elizabeth City
Timothy Aydlett, Elizabeth City
Holley Snider, Elizabeth City
Pender
Shirley Chafin, Burgaw
Linda Cockrum
Nancy Keith, Currie
Celeste Maus, Burgaw
Pitt
Christopher Cabral, Winterville
Paula Clark, Greenville
Bryan Evans, Greenville
Sandra Fambrough, Winterville
Carolyn Garris, Washington
Jeff Hall, Greenville
Kim Harman, Grimesland
Ernest Marshall, Greenville
Maria McDaniel, Winterville
Carolyn Smith, Winterville
Brooke Smitherman, Greenville
Polk
Mark Levin, Columbus
Carlann Osborn, Columbus
Christel Walter, Mill Spring
Randolph
Barbara Beane, Asheboro
Carolyn Brown, Ashboro
Mark Case, Randleman
Sarah Fuller, Asheboro
Joy Hamlin, High Point
Kelly Heath, Asheboro
Debra James, Asheboro
Ira McGee, Ramseur
Patricia Patrick, Archdale
Lynne Qualls, Asheboro
Jacquie Reininger, Asheboro
Deborah Trogdon-Stout, Asheboro
Robeson
Jeffrey Bachman, Orrum
Andrew Buchanan, Proctorville
Victor Freeman, Fairmont
Neill Lee, Orrum
Clinton Norris, Orrum
Deborah Robinson, Rowland
Katherine Zimmerman, Lumberton
Rockingham
Johnsie Hayes, Reidsville
Samuel Koch, Mayodan
Linda Martin, Madison
Ann Parker, Eden
Robert Parker, Eden
Sally Wolber, Madison
Rowan
Katie Bender, Salisbury
Candy Frye, China Grove
Bridgette Gibbs, Salisbury
Jeremy Harrill, Salisbury
Deborah Hirst, Salisbury
John Isenhour, Salisbury
Kelli Isenhour, Salisbury
Alexandra Shadroui, Cleveland
Lisa Wear, Salisbury
Rutherford
Leonard Goforth, Ellenboro
Sharon Willets, Rutherfordton
Thomas Willets, Rutherfordton
Stanly
Brandy Belville, Albemarle
Joseph Deppe, Albemarle
Margaret (Peggy) Finley, Albemarle
Stacy Hines, Albemarle
Tim McCree, Albemarle
Tammi-Sue Remsburg, Locust
Walter Summerlin, Albemarle
Stokes
Jason Anthony, Danbury
Norris Baker, Roaring Gap
Luann Bridle, Walnut Cove
Scott Coffman, Westfield
Lucy Cromer Bruce, Danbury
Shannon Burge, King
Jayson Duncan, Pine Hall
Sara Jo Durham, Danbury
Jan Flanery, Walnut Cove
Matthew Haynes, Danbury
Ronda Jones, Danbury
Jaye McClure, Danbury
Austin Paul, Danbury
Ronald Robertson, Danbury
Tommy Wagoner, Lawsonville
Surry
Jill Getgen, Dobson
Bridgette Gibbs, Mount Airy
Jeffery Hemric, Pinnacle
Keith Martin, Pinnacle
Janet Pearson, Pinnacle
Barry Whitaker, Pinnacle
Transylvania
Mary Berrier, Brevard
Linda Best, Brevard
Cindy Carpenter, Pisgah Forest
Matthew Christian, Brevard
Alice Cohen, Pisgah Forest
Jane Conolly, Sapphire
Jane Dauster, Pisgah Forest
Adam DeWitte, Brevard
Laura Elliott, Brevard
Todd Ewing, Asheboro
Eric Folk, Cedar Mtn.
Jennifer Frick-Ruppert, Balsam Grove
Lindsay Green, Brevard
Bruce MacDonald, Cedar Mtn.
Jo Ann McCall, Lake Toxaway
Steven Pagano III, Sapphire
Melinda Patterson, Pisgah Forest
Anne Pittman, Brevard
Karen Resmer, Brevard
Jennifer Rowe, Brevard
Beth Suttles, Brevard
Ina Warren, Brevard
Union
Jennifer Day, Indian Trail
Stephen Houser, Jr., Waxhaw
Judy Kidd, Monroe
Vance
Lee Amos, Henderson
Scott Ayers, Henderson
Jason Brown, Henderson
William Cox, Henderson
Christopher Day, Henderson
Bryce Fleming, Henderson
William Meyer, Henderson
Mark Miller, Henderson
Shederick Mole, Henderson
Kecia Perkinson, Henderson
Charles Shelton, II, Henderson
John Speed, Henderson
Trudy Whitney, Henderson
Wake
Jaynee Allen, Raleigh
Betty Anderson, Cary
Ross Andrews, Raleigh
Amy Armbruster, Raleigh
Susan Aston, Raleigh
Stephanie Avett, Raleigh
Liz Baird, Holly Springs
Jessica Ball, Raleigh
Lindsay Batchelor, Wendell
Randy Bechtel, Raleigh
Jayme Bednarczyk, Wake Forest
Jimmie Bennett, Raleigh
Brian Bockhahn, Wake Forest
Colleen Bockhahn, Wake Forest
Scott Bolden, Cary
Ronald Bowling, Raleigh
Janet Braddy, Wake Forest
Kristen Brigner, Raleigh
Mary Ann Brittain, Raleigh
Catherine Bukowy, Wendell
Kimberly Burge, Cary
Adam Carver, Wake Forest
Andrew Chilton, Wake Forest
Kerry Christian, Garner
Susan Christman, Raleigh
Ruth Cole, Willow Spring
Maureen Colwell, Fuquay-Varina
Rebeccah Cope, Raleigh
Laura Copeland, Wake Forest
Amy Corbally, Raleigh
Phillip Cox, Raleigh
Elizabeth Creech-Gunn, Raleigh
Marcus Crossman, Fuquay-Varina
William L. Crowell, Jr., Raleigh
Robert Davies, Jr., Raleigh
Kelley Dennings, Cary
Mary Donnelly, Wake Forest
Kelly Douglass, Raleigh
Eric Dousharm, Wake Forest
Bryan Dowdy, Raleigh
Dwayne Drummond, Apex
Bill Duke, Raleigh
Stanley Dunston, Cary
Abbie Emory, Raleigh
Susan Fay, Raleigh
Elizabeth Fensin, Raleigh
Cathey Fergen, Raleigh
Martha Flanagan, Cary
Lori Fleming, Raleigh
Elizabeth Folta, Zebulon
Christopher Fox, Apex
Cheryl Gregory, Raleigh
George Gross, Raleigh
Rita Hagevik, Wendell
Chad Hagie, Wake Forest
Brian Hahn, Wake Forest
Bill Hailey, Raleigh
Carol Hall, Raleigh
Julie Hall, Raleigh
Rosemary Hallberg, Raleigh
Alden Hanson, Wake Forest
Keefe Harrison, Raleigh
Kerry Hazen, Raleigh
D'Nise Hefner, Raleigh
Christina Herring, Raleigh
Sean Higgins, Raleigh
Joe Hogue, Raleigh
Rebecca Holmes, Knightdale
Bianca Howard, Cary
Lee Humphries, Wake Forest
Kelly Ibrahim, Raleigh
Tom Jackson, Raleigh
Laura Jeffreys, Raleigh
Mark Johns, Cary
Tullie Johnson, Raleigh
Elizabeth Jones, Raleigh
Paul Kalish, Apex
Scott Kershner, Wake Forest
Rita Kesler, Raleigh
Scott Kucera, Raleigh
Karma Langer, Raleigh
Grace Lawrence, Raleigh
Lewis Ledford, Raleigh
Heather Leser, Raleigh
Mimi Lieberman, Raleigh
Sue Lintelman, Raleigh
Linda Johnson Luques, Cary
Dana Matics, Wake Forest
Carl Matyac, Raleigh
Henry McKay, Raleigh
Steve McMurray, Fuquay-Varina
John Metz, Wake Forest
Manley Midgett, Apex
Medhat Mohamed, Wake Forest
Gregory Morris, Raleigh
Carolyn Moser, Raleigh
David Mumford, Wake Forest
Keith Nealson, Cary
Lois Nixon, Raleigh
Carol Norden, Raleigh
Erik Nygard, Raleigh
Hugh O'Bryant, Cary
Siobhan O'Neal, Raleigh
Gregory A. Orcutt, Wake Forest
Kevin Pittman, Garner
Smith Raynor, Raleigh
Rhonda Rhodes, Clayton
Lucy Ringland, Raleigh
Troy Roberson, Apex
Scott Ryals, Raleigh
Karen Safley, Wake Forest
Merri Schermerhorn, Wake Forest
Daniel Schewlakow, Raleigh
Gregory Schneider, Apex
Randolph Senzig, Raleigh
Sylvia Shepherd, Wake Forest
Nain Singh, Raleigh
Michael Smith, Raleigh
Patricia Smith, Cary
Rachel Golden Smith, Raleigh
Christopher Snow, Raleigh
Christina Sorensen, New Hill
Whitney Sorge, Raleigh
Kelley Stanton, Apex
Renee Strnad, Raleigh
Judy Taylor, Raleigh
Helen Tenney, Raleigh
Susannah Thompson, Chapel Hill
Susan Tillotson, Raleigh
Jackie Trickel, Apex
Anne Triebert, Raleigh
Eve Vitaglione, Raleigh
Brittany Whitaker, Raleigh
Laura White, Cary
Teresa White, Raleigh
Libby Wilcox, Raleigh
Michael Willaford, Wake Forest
Laura Woods, Raleigh
Martha Woods, Raleigh
Charles Wootton, Raleigh
Elizabeth Workman, Raleigh
Susan Wyatt, Raleigh
Miriam Youngquist-Thurow, Fuquay-Varina
Charles Zidar, Zebulon
Warren
Jacqueline Teeters, Norlina
Washington
Doug LeQuire, Creswell
Lora Manning, Creswell
Sidney Shearin, Creswell
Lisa Williams, Creswell
Watauga
Russell James, Boone
Dorian Schumacher, Blowing Rock
Christopher Sicard, Todd
Larry Trivette, Todd
Wayne
Simonne Cato, Goldsboro
Carla Edwards, Seven Springs
Paula Horstmann, Goldsboro
Melissa O'Neal, Mount Olive
Jeffrey Owen, Seven Springs
Gene Peacock, Seven Springs
Daniel Smith, Seven Springs
Mack Talton, Pikeville
Julia Trivette Goldsboro
Wilkes
James Billings, Thurmond
Wanda Church, North Wilkesboro
Michael Crouse, Miller's Creek
Miriam Fleming, Wilkesboro
Margaret Honeycutt, McGrady
Aleck Hurt, Purlear
Timothy Lemon, Roaring River
Wanda Pardue, Wilkesboro
Melvin Pruitt, Ronda
Tammy Sawyer, Hays
Jory Shepherd, North Wilkesboro
Juanita Souther, Ferguson
Brent Triplett, North Wilkesboro
Calvin Wheatley, Purlear
Elizabeth Whittington, North Wilkesboro
Wilson
Jobi Cook, Wilson
Sue Glover, Sims
Ricky Hayes, Elm City
Anthony Hester, Jr., Stantonsburg
Tedi McManus, Wilson
Jamie Ragan, Wilson
Yadkin
Amanda Lanier, Yadkinville
Tracy Minton, Jonesville
Rick Seipel, Boonville
Yancey
Jack Bradley, Burnsville
Jonathan Griffith, Burnsville
Lynette Hicks, Burnsville
Joseph Martin, Burnsville
Matt Mutel, Burnsville
Austin Paul, Burnsville
Barbara Robinson, Burnsville
Out of-State
Rebecca Adcock, Knoxville, TN
Walter Adcock, Newport News, VA
Sara Ashenburg, Victor, ID
Susan Astin, Greenwich, NY
Alexa Bach, Silver Spring, MD
Ellen Baskerville, Fort Worth, TX
Gwen Beavens, Union, SC
Laura Berrier, Lynchburg, VA
Heather Best
Christine Bettens, Mauldin, SC
Elizabeth Burke, Vienna, VA
Debra Calhoun, Leeds, ME
Jennifer Coakwell, Pacifica, CA
Molly Connell, Middletown, RI
Shelby Cooksey, Spartanburg, SC
Vivaca Crowser, Lolo, MT
Emily Deaver, Marshall, MN
Ronda Dorsey, Oral, SD
Chance Eckles, Mauldin, SC
Christine Eckles, Greer, SC
Reada Evans
Lora Fasolino, North Kingstown, RI
Javier Fletcher
Dana Glenn, York, SC
Katie Griggs, Kennesaw, GA
David Guffey, Greenville, SC
Leslie Hamdorf, Frederiksted, US Virgin Islands
Leonard Hanna, IV, St. Albans, WV
Eric Harrold, Kenmore, ND
Susan Heisey, Kingsland, GA
Ginelle Heller, Bloomington, IN
Marke Johnston, Colorado Springs, CO
Robert Jones, Kenova, WV
Pennymarie Lazauskas, Virginia Beach, VA
Sunmi Lee, Daejeon Metropolitan City, South Korea
Patricia Lynch, Awendaw SC
F. Matt Majors, Hixson TN
Natalie Martin, Franklin Park, NJ
Jennifer McMurray, Himrod, NY
Traci Meyer, So. Jordan, UT
Mark Miller, Adams, WI
Elonda Mix, Corydon, IN
Shari Mudd, Indianland, SC
Amber Parker, Townsend, TN
Nathalie Odoul, Kitchener, ONT
Jennifer O’Leary, Lake Worth, FL
Randy Olson, Cassville, GA
Steven Pruitt, Taylors, SC
Tia Ramsey, Moncks Corner, SC
Todd Remaley, Boiling Springs, PA
Catherine Roberts, Medford, MA
Deidri Sarver, Boones Mill, VA
Matt Schnabel, West Columbia, SC
Rhonda Sipe, Fredericksburg, VA
Donna Snead, Ridgeway, VA
Anne Snyder, Elmdale, KS
Lundie Spence, Charleston, SC
Craig Standridge, Tacoma, WA
Susan Timberlake, Brookline, MA
Emma Thomas, Yorktown, VA
Walter Tysinger, Cedarburg, WI
Michi Vojta, Homer Glen, IL
Scott Warner, Mount Desert, ME
Rex Watkins, Griffith, IN
Daniel Waxman, Arlington, VA
Amy Whitt, Plano, TX
Brenda Wojnowski, Bath, OH
David Wojnowski, Bath, OH
Robert Zicht, Tampa, FL
Erika Zollett, Richmond, VA
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