VDOT Workers' Memorial

The VDOT Workers' Memorial is a place for family members, friends, and colleagues to reflect on the loss of their loved ones. Its scenic overlook location -- a popular destination among travelers -- increases public awareness of the sacrifices made by state highway transportation workers. 

The memorial is located off I-64 on Afton Mountain. 

You can view more photos of the VDOT Workers’ Memorial.

Memorial Dedication Event 2004

VDOT Assistant Public Affairs Director Donna Purcell Mayes, and VDOT Landscape Program Manager Scott P. Johnson perform the unveiling as the Commissioner of VDOT (2002-2005) Phillip Shucet looks on.
VDOT Commissioner Philip Shucet (2002-2005) administers the ceremony.

Facts about the memorial

  • The names of 134 employees are engraved on the memorial. The employees died between 1928 and 2012. Their names appear randomly in columns. The state highway organization was established in 1906. It is now known as the Virginia Department of Transportation.
  • The monument was dedicated on Sept. 17, 2004, in a ceremony attended by nearly 200 family members. The first remembrance ceremony was held on April 4, 2006, during VDOT’s annual Work Zone Awareness Week.
  • To qualify for inclusion on the memorial, the deceased must have been an active full-time or part-time state highway transportation employee. The death must have been from a work-related accident, injury or illness. All confirmed for inclusion thus far died from on-the-job incidents. Many of the deaths occurred in work zone incidents.
  • The fund-raising effort was carried out through a nonprofit group of VDOT employees who represent a variety of positions and professions throughout the agency. Pam Kida, founder of Pathways of Virginia, an organization that promotes highway safety, was also a member. Mrs. Kida is the widow of VDOT employee Alan Rotach, who was killed along Interstate 295 in 1993.
  • The memorial is 13 feet long and nearly 10 feet high. It sits on a large grassy area within the second scenic pulloff on I-64, east of Afton Mountain between mile markers 103 and 104.
  • The site was selected because it belongs to VDOT, it is easily accessible by interstate and major highways, and it overlooks a beautiful, serene view of a valley.
  • The design shows three profiles of workers wearing hard hats cut into black, white and gray granite layers. The layers are intended to reflect the diversity of VDOT's employees. An open profile at one end implies a "missing" worker and lets visitors see the scenic view of the overlook.
  • The memorial's design was selected from 41 entries submitted by VDOT employees. The design was submitted by Fredericksburg District Location and Design Engineer Harry Lee and his daughter, Stephanie, a studio arts senior at Mary Washington College at the time.
  • A landscape plan featuring a native perennial wildflower bed, colorful trees and a walkway was selected to complement the memorial. It was developed by Scott Johnson, then VDOT’s Richmond District wildflower program and landscape design manager. A daylily bed has been added to the site.

In memory

Mary Alice Ackerman, toll collector at the Richmond-Petersburg Turnpike, died on April 3. She had been with the Department for two years.

Raymond G. Adkins, maintenance superintendent in the Rocky Mount Residency, died on December 8, 1971, as a result of injuries received in an accident. Mr. Adkins. Who was 49 years old, had been with the Department since April 23, 1946. He is survived by his wife and a son.

Jesse Stewart Akers, equipment operator in the Lebanon Residency, died on Aug. 28, 1970, when he was crushed by a steamroller. He was 62 and had been with the department for 25 years. Surviving him are his wife, a son, two daughters and seven grandchildren.

–  Reprinted from The Evening Leader, Staunton, VA September 15, 1936

He resided on Peyton farm at Greenville and was a farmer, but for the past three years had been an employee of the state highway department, a section of road in the Greenville vicinity being under his supervision.” “Mr. Arehart and Charles M. Moomau, another highway employee, were operating a state tractor-scraper when, investigating officers report, it was rammed in the rear by a big van.”  The accident happened at the intersection of route 12 and the Lee highway. Mr. Arehart’s death was reported due to shock. He failed to rally from the effects of a badly crushed shoulder.

Mr. Arehart was survived by his wife, Mabel Almond Arehart, and nine children, ranging in age from 3 to 23.  There were five daughters: Ilene Erle, Margaret Payne, Ruth Winifred, Dorothy Lillian, and Agatha Gay.  The four sons were Vastine Stickley, Jr., Fred Almond, Arthur Thomas, and James William.

A Remembrance from Agatha Gay Arehart Meeks: 

“Sadly to say, since I was the youngest child of Vastine S. and Mabel Arehart, (not quite 3 years old) I was the only one in the family that did not remember my dad.  It was such a comfort to me to know that Dad was with my mother when I was baptized on Sunday, Sept.13, 1936 before his accident the next day, Sept. 14, 1936.  My mother was left with 9 children to raise, me the youngest of nine.

“It was very strange my mother often told me that she had a premonition on Monday morning when my dad left for work, that he would not be coming home that evening.  Being the baby of nine I witnessed a wonderful Christian lady saying where there is a will there is a way!!”

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Arrington Improved VDOT Quality, Efficiency

Born in Patrick County, Virginia to Samuel Sparrill Arrington and Sarah Lula (Martin) Arrington, William Woodrow Arrington – known as Woodrow – was the second child and oldest son of four sons and five daughters. At age six, Mr. Arrington and his family moved from Patrick County to Amelia County, settling in an area known as “Little Patrick."

Mr. Arrington married the former Sallie Everease Maxey in Amelia on June 15, 1948 and together they raised a daughter, Carolyn Emeline Arrington. He began his career as a farmer, raising livestock, fruits, and vegetables as well as five acres of tobacco. In 1965, during a downturn in farming, he went to work for the Virginia Department of Transportation joining other Arrington family members who also worked for the commonwealth, including his daughter, Carolyn, a brother, Samuel and a sister Carrie (Arrington) Hall.

At VDOT, he maintained state roads and protected travelers by directing work zone traffic. His inventive nature and strong work ethic prompted him to look for ways to improve the quantity, quality, and efficiency of his daily work.  Mr. Arrington remained devoted to his fellow citizens throughout his career, often putting his holiday activities aside to quickly drive to the Amelia residency to work when only a few flakes of snow were falling.

Mr. Arrington shared a love and close connection – along with his family – for the mountains of Virginia from which he came.  His family is certain that he would have especially enjoyed the beautiful view from the VDOT Workers' Memorial on Afton Mountain.

Joseph Ayers, a 55-year-old skilled laborer from Bowling Green, was killed Aug. 23 in an accident that injured six other employees. Mr. Ayers and the other men were thrown onto the highway when the body of the hired truck in which they were riding was accidentally raised, the cause being as yet undetermined. The accident occurred in Caroline County on Route 30 a quarter mile east of route 301. Mr. Ayers, who had been working for the Department for a year and three months, is survived by his wife and two children.

Robert Baker, survey party chief in the Culpeper District, died on July 20 while trying to swim across the Occoquan River with a survey chain. He was part of a team that was assessing the flood damage to the Occoquan bridge on Route 123. Mr Baker, who was 30 years old, had been with the Department 12 years. He is survived by his wife and several children.

Bruce E. Banks, 33, died March 23, 1983. He was an equipment operator A in the Culpeper District and had been with VDOT for five months.

Talmage Bass, 32 years old, Engineer Technician C, Suffolk District Office, died Sept. 25, 1989, after 13 years of service.

Loved By Many, Roy Powell Benton is Missed to This Day

Roy Powell Benton was killed on Friday, Oct. 29, 1965. While returning to the local VDOT office, he was involved in an accident at the intersection of Routes 609 and 658 near Capron. He died later that evening in Southampton Memorial Hospital in Franklin from massive head injuries. His 21st birthday party was on the Sunday before the accident. His funeral was held the following Sunday. 

His sister Rita Stallings writes: “This is the worse thing that can ever happen to a family. We miss him just as much today as we did the day this tragedy occurred. He was the best brother ever, a loving son, great friend, co-worker and neighbor to so many people.  His funeral was one of the largest ever held at Oak Grove Christian Church in Sunbury, NC.  Our parents were Lewis Milton and Maggie Powell Benton.  He leaves one brother, four sisters and a large number of aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and cousins. Everyone loved Roy and he had a smile that would go on for days.”

From “Virginia Highway Bulletin,” April, 1953,  page 31:

“Ray Parker Biggs, of Lanexa, highway foreman in the Newport News Residency, died on April 16 from injuries received when he was struck by a Hit-and-run driver on Route 168 west of Williamsburg. Forty Six years old and a native of Bakersville, North Carolina, Mr. Briggs came to Virginia twenty years ago and worked as a guard with the State Penitentiary’s road force and as a policeman in Newport News. He had been with the Department about a year. Surviving Mr. Briggs are his wife, a daughter and a son, all of Lanexa.”

Roby Bledsoe, equipment operator in the Culpeper Residency, died on Jan. 26, 1971, at the age of 65. Mr. Bledsoe, who had been with the Department since 1939, is survived by his wife.

John William Bliley, toll collector for the Richmond-Petersburg Turnpike, died on July 10 at the age of 67. Mr. Bliley, who joined the Turnpike Authority in December 1970, is survived by his wife, a son and a daughter.

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Mount Vernon Bowman, of the Abingdon Residency, was killed instantly on May 24 while on duty. Mr. Bowman was struck by a tractor-trailer while flagging traffic on Route 11, nine miles east of Abingdon, Mr Bowman was 58 years old and had worked for the department since June 3, 1955. He is survived by his wife, four sons and three daughters.

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Vernon Gladies Bray, maintenance helper in the Jonesville Residency, died on March 28 in an on-the-job accident. Mr Bray, who was 56 joined the department in 1958. He is survived by his wife, a daughter, two sons, three sisters and two grandchildren

William Vaughn Brooks, equipment operator in the Lebanon Residency, died on July 27 from injuries he received while flagging traffic on VA 664 west of Cleveland on July 25. Mr. Brooks, who joined the department in 1945, was 66 years old. Surviving him are his wife, three daughters and three sons.

Robert James Butler joined the Virginia Department of Highways in 1935 and was killed on the job on Oct. 23, 1959. He was 67 years old and lived in Disputanta

VDOT’s Own ‘MacGyver’: James Richard Cameron

On May 9, 2003, specialty team member James Richard Cameron, 58, with the Northern Virginia district Bridge Maintenance Unit, was killed in a work zone on the Route 236 bridge over I-395. Two vehicles collided on the bridge before one of them crossed into the work zone and struck Cameron.

A 13-year veteran with the agency, Cameron leaves behind a wife, Betty, of Front Royal, and two sons.  

Co-workers took his loss hard. The Bridge Maintenance Section and many others were devastated. “He will be greatly missed by everyone,” Norma Settle, fiscal assistant in the bridge maintenance unit said.

Tom Colvin, bridge operations manager, added, “Most of the team knew James off work as well as on, so this is more like losing a family member. I will remember him as our ‘MacGyver.’ He was always inventing things and coming up with ways to improve the way we do business. He will be sorely missed.”

Citizens also stopped to acknowledge Cameron’s death. A Warrenton resident wrote. ‘I wish to express to you and all the VDOT workers and crews today my extreme sympathy… If I or my family can do anything to help this worker’s family please let me know. This is a tragic and senseless accident and I hope that you and your crews know how much we value your service to this community.”

Commissioner Philip Shucet stated in his “400-day report” that Cameron’s death overshadows all the good of the past 100 days. There just aren’t any good deeds that make up for the loss of an employee through tragic circumstances.”

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William Dewey Carter, a worker in the Sandston Residency died on December 5, 1964. Mr. Carter had been with the Department only a month.

Franklin G. Cash, Jr., equipment operator in the Staunton District, died on Oct. 1, 1970, of burns he received in a crash on I-81 near Staunton on Sept. 16. Mr. Cash was driving a state truck while a co-worker picked up paint cones, when the truck was struck from behind by a tractor-trailer and exploded. Nineteen years old, Mr. Cash had been with the department since April of this year. He is survived by his wife.

Edison F. Cele, equipment operator in the traffic and safety section of the Lynchburg District, died on Sept. 18 in an on-the-job accident. Mr. Cele, who joined the department in 1973, is survived by his wife, a daughter, a brother and two sisters. A native of South Africa, he was 42 years old.

Willie Wayne Chapman, Inspector in the Suffolk Residency died on Aug. 26 at the age of 36. He had been with the department since 1962.

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Edward F. Collawn, 58, transportation maintenance supervisor, Bowling  Green Residency, died March 16 after 39 years of service.

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Fred Layman Conner, equipment operator in the Christiansburg Residency, died in an accident Jan. 7, 1971, at the age of 20. Mr. Conner had been with the department since September 1970. He is survived by his wife, a son, his parents and a sister.

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Crews Helped Build Skyline Drive

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From an early age, Robert Hugh Crews showed a natural talent for operating any piece of equipment that could be found on his family's farm in Buckingham County -- skills that would serve him well throughout his entire life. As a young man during the Great Depression, he found work with the Civilian Conservation Corp (CCC) and was quickly dispatched to help build Skyline Drive in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. Mr. Crews and other CCC crew members were responsible for grading the slopes on both sides of the roadway, building guardrails, constructing overlooks, and planting thousands of trees and shrubs along the parkway.

During the second World War, Mr. Crews moved to Portsmouth to work at the Naval Shipyard. Returning to Buckingham County after the war, he ran a general store for a time but eventually took a position with the state's Highway Department. His long career at the Virginia Department of Transportation spanned over 30 years, ultimately rising to the position of foreman. Mr. Crews was killed while working on Route 604 in Buckingham County. 

Born to Grandison Witt and Carrie Word Crews, Mr. Crews married the former Gladys Barr in 1942 and together they raised two daughters, Peggy Jane and Sally Anne. He is remembered as a God loving, God fearing, and church-going individual of great character and integrity. To this very day he is still revered by those who knew him and by those who worked with him

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Virginia Highway Bulletin, August, 1944 Page 28

“The most serious accident in the history of the Suffolk District occurred on July 27, 1944 on Route 460 near Waverly. The driver of a large van lost control of his truck when an insect got into the cab. The truck went across the 44 foot roadway and hit a VDOT truck parked on the shoulder of the road, killing Charles S. Curtis, Carpenter Foreman, and George Cohout, Laborer. Two other laborers, William Chamberlain and Robert Ellis were injured. We extend our deepest sympathy to the families of Mr. Curtis and Mr. Cohout and wish Mr. Ellis and Mr. Chamberlain a speedy recovery.”

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John William Davis, foreman in the Manassas Residency, died on June 19 at the age of 49. Mr. Davis who had lived in Gainesville, had been with the department for 23 years, first working in the Gainesville area and then as a timekeeper in Manassas. He had been promoted to foreman about a year and a half ago.

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Emory J. Dingus, Jr., a worker in the Wise Residency, was killed in an accident July 6, 1965. He was 31 years old. Surviving are his wife, two children and his parents.

William Edward Dodson (left), with son Willie.

On May 6, 1965, William Edward Dodson, a levelman, was working with another surveyor in the middle of U.S. 17 in southern Fauquier County when he was struck by a car driven by a 79-year old woman. A warning sign and two “Men Surveying” signs were in place and the sight distance was unusually good.

Mr. Dodson, who lived in Brightwood in Madison County, had been with the department since July 1960. He is survived by his wife and two children. His son, Willie Dodson, is now superintendent of VDOT’s Rhoadesville AHQ.

Melvin B. Falls, Equipment Operator A, VDOT Chatham Residency died April 17 after 13 years of service.

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James D. Fulcher, equipment operator in the traffic and safety section of the Lynchburg District, died on Sept. 18 in an on-the-job accident. Mr. Fulcher, who was 46, had been with the department for four years. He is survived by his wife, three daughters, a son, three brothers and five sisters.

Sherman Garman, right of way agent in the Salem District, died Aug. 19 at the age of 48 as the result of an automobile accident. Garman had been with VDOT for 29 years.

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According to former co-worker Bill Beuter, Tommy Gibson was a truck operator. Beuter recalls that Tommy was a fine individual and a jovial person. He and his wife are both buried in the Amherst Cemetery. He was born on June 19, 1933, and died on Nov. 26, 1986 (age 53).

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Edward W. Guy, an equipment operator in the Fredericksburg Residency, died on Aug. 24, 1970, when a motorist struck him as he was working on Interstate 95. Mr. Guy joined the department in 1957 and was 59 years old at the time of his death. Surviving him are his wife, daughter and three sons, one of whom works in the Fredericksburg District right-of-way section.

Michael P. Hamilton, Maintenance Superintendent, died in an automobile accident Aug. 11, 2005. He had been with VDOT for 28 years.  

Troy C. Hartley was 62 years old and had nearly 13 years with the department at the time of his death.

Anthony R. Kai Hauanio, age 31, was a survey levelman in Fredericksburg District. He had one year of service for VDOT. 

Mary H. Hayes, age 51, was a benefits consultant in VDOT's Central Office Human Resources Division. She died April 11, 2002 after 33 years of state service.

Bennie Hess, an Equipment Operator in the Lebanon Residency, died Nov. 3 after being injured in an on-the-job accident. He was 63 years old and had 18 years of service with VDOT.

Melvin G. Hite, highway foreman in the Richmond District, died on June 17 in an on-the-job accident. Mr. Hite, who was 60 years old, had worked for the department seven years. He is survived by his wife, two stepsons and two stepdaughters.

William Garland Hodge, a maintenance helper in the Staunton Residency, was killed instantly on Sept. 16, 1970, in the same accident that took the life of Mr. Cash. He was 38, and leaves six brothers and five sisters. 

Robert L. Hughes, Jr. was killed instantly on the Military Highway, Route 13, Princess Anne County, on Feb. 26, 1951, when a tractor power broom, which he was operating, was struck by a truck. Mr. Hughes was 23 years old and had worked for the department for three years. He lived at Deep Creek in Norfolk County and is survived by his wife and one child.

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January 18, 1964 - July 31, 2012

A 30-Year Veteran of VDOT, Keen Will Be Missed by Many

Carlos Ellis Keen died in the line of duty on July 31, 2012. He was traveling west on Route 460 in Oakwood  when a tractor-trailer hauling gravel rear-ended the VDOT backhoe he was operating.

An avid gardener, hunter and fisherman, Keen enjoyed spending time with his wife of 30 years, their son, and other family members as well as his pugs -- known as his babies -- Lacie and Weasel. He was dedicated employee of the Virginia Department of Transportation for over 30 years.

Denny R. Kegley was the maintenance supervisor at Fancy Hill Area Headquarters in Rockbridge County, and had served with VDOT for 31 years.

On the morning of May 30, 2001, Kegley was picking up debris on Interstate 81 South when he was struck by a box truck. He died in the hospital the following day.

Jimmy White, who was Lexington Residency Administrator at the time, delivered the eulogy and offers these memories of his co-worker and friend: “I had a very special relationship with Denny and would stop and talk with him along the road whenever I could. Denny has always wanted to be a Pastor, serving several churches as a Lay Minister. Denny eventually took a leave of absence to study at Duke Divinity School and be ordained as a Minister in the United Methodist Church. Denny's journey through life was remarkable. His drive and dedication to his calling were truly inspiring.”

Virginia Highway Bulletin, August, 1944, Page 28

“The most serious accident in the history of the Suffolk District occurred on July 27th on Route 460 near Waverly. The driver of a large van lost control of his truck when an insect got into the cab. The truck went entirely across the 44-foot roadway and hit our State truck parked on the shoulder of the road, killing Charles S. Curtis, Carpenter Foreman, and George Kohout, Laborer. Two other laborers, William Chamberlain and Robert Ellis were injured. We extend our deepest sympathy to the families of Mr. Curtis and Mr.Kohout and wish Mr. Ellis and Mr. Chamberlain a speedy recovery.”

Edward A. Lavelle, Toll collector for the Richmond-Petersburg Turnpike, died on July 15. He joined the Turnpike Authority in November 1972. Mr. Lavelle, who was 61, is survived by his wife, a son, a daughter and a granddaughter.

Marshal Lifsey, equipment operator in the Franklin Residency, died on March 12 at the age of 56. Mr. Lifsey, who was with the department for 23 years, is survived by his wife, two sons, and two daughters.

John T. Long, Maintenance helper in the Culpeper Residency, died on July 21 at the age of 64. Mr. Long, who joined the Department in 1946, died of injuries he received in an on-the-job accident on the ramp to Route 29 at Inlet in Culpeper County. According to his coworkers, Mr. Long was a steady worker who took a careful approach to each and every task.

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William B. Maitland, foreman in the Richmond District Office, died on June 9 at the age of 53. He had been with the Department since 1969.

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Buster J. Meadows, Maintenance superintendent in the Lebanon Residency, died in an automobile accident on March 30. Mr. Meadows, who had worked for the Department for 26 years, was 46 years old. Surviving him are his wife, two daughters, his parents, four sisters and five brothers.

Walter Lee Midkiff, maintenance helper in the Dillwyn Residency, died on July 20, at the age of 62. Mr. Midkiff had been with the Department for nine years.

Quentin Miles Marshall, Equipment operator in the Hillsville Residency, died on January 4 at the age of 58. Mr. Marshall had been with the Department for 14 years.

Clifford M. Miles, maintenance helper in the Accomac Residency, died on Sept. 12 at age 24. He had been with the Department since June 1967. Mr. Miles is survived by his parents, a twin brother and two grandmothers

Lester Miller was killed Aug. 8, 1997, when working as a construction inspector on a paving project on Route 211 in Rappahannock County. The driver of the vehicle that struck him claimed to have been blinded by the sun at the time of the crash.

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Lewis R. Nicely, a Highway Equipment Operator VI in VDOT's Staunton District, died on July 21, 1945. Mr. Nicely was born and spent his early years at Longdale Furnace. He is survived by his widow, two sons, four daughters and four step-children. He had been employed by the Highway Department since September 1932, and until recently had been part of Convict Camp #4 personnel, working on construction projects throughout  the Staunton District. 

At the time of the accident, he was employed as a shovel operator in Augusta County, and was cleaning clutches of a shovel when a spark from the starter or motor ignited fumes from gasoline he was using as a cleaner. The flames caught Mr. Nicely’s clothing, and before anyone could reach him, he was critically burned. He was rushed to the hospital where everything possible was done for him

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Vladimir Obrician, construction inspector in the Fairfax Residency, died Sept. 6 at the age of 59, He had been with the department since June 1.

Mr. Beverly W. Owen was fatally injured when he was struck by a truck the evening of April 13, 1943. Mr. Owen was employed in the Farmville Residency as senior mechanic patrolman and had been with the Department of Highways for eight years.

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Vincent Bert Paolone, guard at the Elizabeth River Tunnel, died on April 3 in an on-the-job accident. Mr. Paolone, who was 44, had been with the department since 1967. Surviving him are his wife, a daughter and three sons.

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Garland W. Pope, an equipment operator at the Berryville Area Headquarters, Mr. Pope, died on the job on Sept. 28, 1977.

Nelson Arnold Potter, toll collector at the Richmond-Petersburg Turnpike, died on March 17 at the age of 66. Mr. Potter who was a retired Army captain, joined the Department in 1968. He is survived by his wife, one son, and one stepson.

William D. Prince, equipment operator B at Bowling Green residency, died Nov. 1, 1989, after 12 years of service with VDOT. 

Ronald Lee “Ronnie” Pullen of Sperryville, a construction inspector for the Warrenton Residency, died from injuries received when hit by a dump truck while on a turn-lane construction project at Routes 28 and 643 in Fauquier County on June 18, 1987. He was 39. A tree was planted at the Warrenton Residency in his memory, and he is remembered as a good friend and coworker. He has six siblings, four of whom also worked for VDOT. Mr. Pullen had 21 years of service at the time of his death, and was a veteran of the Vietnam War, where he earned a Purple Heart and a Bronze Star.

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Gwynn Harrison Raines, April 1, 1891 - May 10, 1939

Raines Loved Family, Friends and Farming

A man of great faith and love for family and friends, Gwynn Harrison Raines was born in Stafford County, Virginia on April 1, 1891. Mr. Raines had eight children – five sons and three daughters – with the former Ethel Lambert Wine, whom he married on June 10, 1912. Apart from his work at VDOT, he also provided for his family by diligently working his 100 acre farm.

On May 10, 1939, while working on Route 1 in Stafford County, he was killed. Mr. Raines was 48 years old.

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Alan R. Rotach (with his wife) was killed on Dec. 20, 1993.

Always Helping Others, Rotach Loved Family, Friends, and Community

Alan Rotach was born on St. Patrick’s Day in Lyons, New York, and was the first-born son in a family of six sisters and three brothers. He worked with the New York State Department of Transportation for 14 years before moving to Virginia to enjoy the warmer temperatures and give his daughters better opportunities.

Alan’s whole world revolved around his family. His two daughters, Stephanie and Shauna were the light of his life. He was always planning family gatherings and celebrations to be held at his home. Alan would do anything for anyone, offering a helping hand wherever he could. He even ran for councilman in New York hoping he could help in some way by serving his county.

Alan was killed by a tractor-trailer truck as he worked on a road crew on Dec. 20, 1993, three months shy of his 40th birthday. Friends and family miss him so much. We know he is so proud of his daughters and thrilled with his nine grandchildren: Brianna, Alyssa, Logan, Mia, Kenley, Caden, Alana, Austin and Mary.

According to former coworker Bill Beuter, Haywood Rucker was a truck operator and a devout Jehovah's Witness. He was a fine individual who was always neatly dressed and was never heard using foul language. Like many rural VDOT employees, he supplemented his income by completing odd jobs like cutting firewood. Beuter recalls his family purchasing firewood from him.

William H. “Bootie Sanford”, 44, construction inspector A, Bowling Green Residency, died March 2, 1992, after 12 years of service.

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Carl Smith, 73, equipment operator B, Dillwyn Residency, died June 3; retired in 1986 with 32 years of service.

Source: Highway Bulletin August 2003, page 4

Carlin Carlton Smith, flagman on the Louisa Residency, died on July 17 when he was struck by a truck as he was flagging traffic on Route 659 in Louisa County. Mr. Smith, who was 64 years old, had been with the department since 1967. He is survived by a brother and four sisters.

Joseph Wesley Spivey

Mr. Spivey died on the job on February 3, 1987, in York County, at age 41. A surveyor in the Suffolk District office, he had 13 years of service at VDOT.

Mr. Spivey, a Portsmouth native, was a member of the Ruritans and Ebenezer United Methodist Church. Survivors include his wife, Betty Jo Spivey; two sons, Richard S. Spivey and Joseph P. Spivey; and his parents, Mary Ann S and Cecil A. Spivey, all of Suffolk; and a brother, David A. Spivey of Woodbridge. 

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James M. Starling, a blacksmith in VDOT’s Abingdon Residency, was killed in a traffic accident on Dec. 27, 1955. He was 65 years old and had been with the Department since Oct. 1, 1935. He is survived by his wife, one son and seven daughters.

Walter Sullivan (far left), surrounded by his co-workers, was killed on May 7, 1930.

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John S. “Chip” Tanner, Technician in the Culpeper bridge section died on June 27 from injuries he received when he was hit by a truck while working on I-495. Mr. Tanner, who was 20 years old, joined the Department in 1973. He is survived by his father, Albert L. Tanner, a materials technician in the Culpeper District office, his mother and a sister

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Elic J. Thomas, highway foreman in the Bowling Green residency, died on April 4, 1952. He had been employed by the department for 26 years.

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Mr. William Thompson, traffic technician C, VDOT Central office, died Oct. 31, 1989, after eight years of service.

Paul J. Thurber, a Hampton Roads Bridge Tunnel employee, was killed March 18, 2004, at the tunnel while working on the lighting. He was 48 years old and had worked for VDOT for about a year. He was employed at the Monitor Merrimac Bridge Tunnel and had volunteered to be a member of the Tiger Team to help the HRBT crew get an important job completed.

Reflecting painfully on the death of a member of the VDOT family, acting District Administrator Connie Sorrell said: "This is a horrible tragedy for the Thurber family, all the crew members who were working on this crew and for all VDOT."

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Edward Lewis Tucker, equipment operator in the Lexington Residency, died on June 24, 1969, when he backed into a truck on a bridge construction project on Route 39 near Millboro Springs in Bath County. Mr. Tucker, who joined the department in October 1965, was 55 years old. He is survived by his mother.

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While working on Route 11, John W.H. Webster of the Harrisonburg Residency was hit by a truck and killed instantly. Mr. Webster was 58 years old and had been employed by the department since 1949. Surviving him are his wife, a daughter and three sons.

Wilson Lee White poses with his wife, Dolly, on their wedding day in 1910

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Thomas Lee Williams, equipment operator at the McKenney area headquarters in the Petersburg Residency, died on Feb. 9, 1978, at the age of 56. He had been with the department for almost 13 years.

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John E. Wilson, Maintenance superintendent at the New Kent area headquarters in the Sandston Residency, died on Feb. 4, 1978, at the age of 61. Mr. Wilson had been with the department since 1947.

Ernest M. Wohlford, equipment operator in the Bristol District traffic and safety section, died on May 17, 1979, at the age of 36. He had been with the department since November 1976.

Marvin Ray Wood, equipment operator in the Christiansburg Residency, was killed on June 23, 1970, when the tractor-sweeper he was operating on Arterial US 460 was struck from behind by a tractor-trailer. He was 25. Mr. Wood, who had returned from Vietnam about a year before, had been employed by the department only two days. He is survived by his parents, a grandmother, two sisters and a brother.

Information not available.

Garfield Wrangelborg Jr. of Roxbury, Charles City County, was killed in a work zone on State Route 58 in Mecklenburg County on July 9, 1953. He was 18 years old. He is buried at Washington Park Memorial Cemetery in Henrico County.

Carl E. Young Jr., also known as Eddie to his loved ones, friends and co-workers, died suddenly on his 54th birthday, Dec. 23, while performing his job duties in Albemarle County.

Eddie was a bridge safety inspector for VDOT's Culpeper District with over 35 years of service. He was a country boy from Tazewell County and loved being outdoors. He was the type of person that would give you the shirt off of his back. A man of great character and integrity, Eddie always took pride in keeping the Commonwealth's bridges and structures safe for the traveling public.

Memorial donors

The memorial site and monument were constructed with about $170,000 in donations from VDOT employees, family members, citizens, businesses and organizations. No state funds were used in the construction.

Donations are no longer needed for the memorial. 

A financial statement about the VDOT Workers' Memorial organization is available upon written request from the Office of Consumer Affairs, Va. Dept. of Agriculture and Consumer Services, P.O. Box 1163, Richmond, VA 23218.

16th Bill Bower Memorial Golf Tournament

  1. Morton Thomas & Associates

Abatis Security Inc.

Accomack Residency

ALAMO Industrial

American Concrete Pavement Association, Northeast Chapter

American Traffic Safety Services Association

Amherst Residency  

Amherst Residency Morale Boosters

Appomattox Residency and Area Headquarters

Arlington County Fire and Rescue

Arlington County Police

Association of Government Accountants - Richmond Chapter

ATCS P.L.C.

Big Island Area Headquarters employees

Bernard Burnett's family (in his memory)

Blackford Area Headquarters

Blue Ridge Chapter National Railway (in memory of Robert Fielding)

Bristol District EBA Motorcycle Poker Run

Bristol Environmental Division:

  • Danny Adkins
  • Doris Bush
  • Ralph Davis
  • Mark

Central Office Location and Design employees

Central Office Location and Design Survey and Photogrammetry

Chatham Residency Office and Sign Shop

Chatham Shop

Chatham/Camp 15

Companies that contributed to the 2003 VDOT Workers Memorial Golf Tournament:

3M Company

ACF Environmental

American Highway Technology

Central Atlantic Contracting Co.

Cherry Hill Construction Inc.

Denton Concrete Services

E.V. Williams Inc.

Ennstone Inc.

Essroc Cement

Faulconer Construction

Greenhorne & O'Mara Inc.

Hampton Roads Concrete Advisory Council

James River Equipment Inc.

Lafarge North America

Lanford Brothers Co. Inc

Lehigh Cement Co.

Makco Inc.

Master Builders Inc.

Moore Brothers Company Inc.

RK&K Engineers

Sanders Saws Inc.

Solite Corp.

Swope & Associates Inc.

TCS Materials/Florida Rock Industries

Virginia Ready-Mixed Concrete Association

Volkert & Associates Inc.

Vulcan Materials Co.

W.R. Grace and Co.

WEL-CO Metallurgical Corp.

Tidewater Quarries Inc.

Titan Virginia Ready Mix

Companies that contributed to the 2004 VDOT Workers Memorial Golf Tournament:

  • 3M Company
  • A.H. Harris & Sons
  • American Concrete Pavement Association - Northeast Chapter
  • Adams Construction
  • American Highway Technology
  • Boxley Materials Co.
  • Callahan Paving Products
  • Carter Machinery
  • Central Atlantic Contracting Co.
  • Cherry Hill Construction Inc.
  • Commonwealth Insurance Group and Insurance Center
  • Denton Concrete Services
  • Essroc Cement
  • Faulconer Construction
  • Greenhorne & O'Mara Inc.
  • Greenman-Pedersen Inc.
  • HDR Engineering Inc.
  • James River Equipment Inc.
  • Jones Brothers Inc.
  • Lafarge North America
  • Lehigh Cement Co.
  • Master Builders Inc.
  • Moore Brothers Co. Inc.
  • National Capital Industries
  • RK&K Engineers
  • Sanders Saws & Blades
  • Stantec Consulting
  • Swope & Associates Inc.
  • TCS Materials, Inc./Florida Rock Industries
  • The Louis Berger Group Inc.
  • Tidewater Quarries Inc.
  • Titan America
  • URETEK USA
  • URS Corp.
  • Virginia Ready Mixed Concrete Advisory Council
  • Virginia Road & Transportation Builders Association
  • Volkert & Associates
  • Vulcan Materials Co.
  • W.R. Grace and Co.
  • Wel-Co Metallurgical Corp.
  • Wilbur Smith Associates

Culpeper District employees (in honor of Don Askew)

Culpeper District office employees

Culpeper District shop employees (in memory of Cecil Hartley)

Culpeper District Traffic Engineering section (in honor of George Fowler)

Dominion Foundation

Employee Benefits Association of the Central Office Inc.

Employee Benefits Association of the Staunton District

Employee Benefits Association of VDOT

Edinburg Residency employees

Emporia Area Headquarters:

  • Gary Brookman
  • Brenton Cross
  • Jack Delbridge
  • Raymond Drake
  • Anita Falcone
  • Ben Grizzard
  • Leon Jones
  • Will Lynch
  • Sandy Mabon
  • Wayne Moss
  • Homer Myrick
  • Jessee Phillips
  • Leroy Robinson
  • Barry Skinner
  • Larry Staten
  • James Stukes
  • Jake Watson
  • James Whitfield

Fairfax Construction

Fairfax District office

Family and friends in memory of Alan Rotach

Forks of Buffalo Area Headquarters

Fredericksburg District - silent auction

Friends of Free Union Area Headquarters

Hall Manufacturing

Hampden Sydney Area Headquarters

Hampton Roads Bridge Tunnel:

  • S. Allen
  • B. Ambrose
  • J. Arnold
  • J. Asher
  • D. Bittenbender
  • C. Brittman
  • W. Brown
  • C. Bryant
  • T. Caison
  • T. Canton
  • L. Caprio
  • K. Carlisle
  • D. Carter
  • J. Comfort
  • D. Cook
  • G. Cooper
  • B. Cooper
  • P. Davis
  • M. Delp
  • A. Echoles
  • D. Evans
  • P. Ferguson
  • R. Flyth
  • B. Fulton
  • P. Gibbs
  • S. Green
  • F. Harris
  • J. Harrison
  • E. Hayes
  • P. Helms
  • P. Hicks
  • F. Holland
  • J. Jones
  • S. Klein
  • A. Lanning
  • B. Lewis
  • J. Liggins
  • S. Mauldin
  • O. Miller
  • R. Morneault
  • H. Nelson
  • B. Owens
  • M. Pearson
  • L. Perkins
  • J. Reid
  • K. Rencsok
  • T. Ricks
  • H. Robinson
  • B. Robinson
  • L. Sedgwick
  • N. St. Martin
  • H. Taliaferro
  • I. Wilson
  • K. Wilson
  • J. Wright
  • A. Yates

Harrisonburg Residency

Kerrs Creek Area Headquarters

Lake Ridge Area Headquarters  

Lakewood Area Headquarters

Lawrenceville Volunteer Fire Department

Line-X FPM Inc.

Louisa Residency employees

Lynchburg District complex

Lynchburg District employee benefits fair

Lynchburg District ice cream social

Lynchburg District "Pass the Hat" Day

MANCON, Virginia Beach

Marvin Templeton & Sons (in memory of Robert Fielding)

Massies Mill Ruritan Club

Mcdonough, Bolyard, Peck Inc.

Moscow Area Headquarters, Verona Residency

Mt. Airy Area Headquarters

National Association of Fleet Administrators, Old Dominion Chapter

National Park Service

New Neighbors League Club of Metro D.C.  

Northern Virginia permits field team

Northern Virginia District contribution jugs

Pathfinders Sunday school class (in memory of Robert Fielding)

Pentagon Police Department

Phoenix Area Headquarters

Rich Company and EQ shop

Richmond District Traffic Engineering Section (in memory of William B. Maitland)

Rustburg Area Headquarters

Salem District employees - meter contribution

SpeakDOT (c.o. Toastmasters International)

SSP Meeting

Staunton District sales of CDs, shirts and cookbooks

Stonewall Grocery

Suffolk Residency

Suffolk Residency Area Headquarters

Terri Spencer/Kathy Hays quilt raffle fund

The Glenn family (in memory of Robert Fielding)

Tri-County Plumbing

United States Capitol Police

United States Marine Corps

United States Park Police

Virginia Aggregates Association

VDOT participants in 2004 VDOT Workers' Memorial Golf Tournament:

  • Kirk Drennen
  • Donald Askew
  • Philip Brinkley
  • Steve Brown
  • Bill Callan
  • William (Skip) Eubanks
  • Douglas C. Gilman P.E.
  • Billy Green
  • Jesse L. Harrup Jr.
  • John Hebb
  • Steve Hicks
  • Daniel K. Hinderliter
  • J.B. Kessler
  • Leonard Lao
  • Charles David Ledford
  • Bill Lee
  • Daniel R. Liston
  • Carlton Long
  • Michael McCormack
  • Andrew Mergenmeier P.E.
  • Tony Handy
  • Jacob Porter
  • Ken Price
  • Dennis C. Rafferty
  • Mark Rew
  • Mike Rudd
  • Tim Wiles
  • Dick Turner
  • Malcolm T. Kerley
  • Jim Utterback
  • Tom Pelnick
  • Greg McGann
  • Pat Keith
  • Tone' Sanchez
  • Hillory Mallory
  • David Christoph
  • Don Bradshaw
  • Prakriti Das
  • Gerald Schiff
  • Bruce R. Clarke
  • Leo H. Rutledge
  • Vincent J. Valenti
  • Michael Estes
  • Jeff Shrader
  • Wade France
  • Tim Griles
  • Steve Parris
  • William Kelsh
  • Gary Allen
  • Dennis Morrison
  • Jeffrey C. Southard
  • Matt Venable
  • Craig Ridout
  • Ted Bailey
  • Jonathan Bussenger

Virginia Department of Motor Vehicle Employees Association

Virginia Road and Transportation Builders Association

Virginia State Police

Virginia Information Technology Agency EBA

VMS Inc. (in memory of Joe McCarthy)

Warsaw Residency

Whitaker Inc.

Work Zone Safety coordinators:

  • James Breeden
  • Mike Campbell
  • Mike Cecil
  • Tom Coleman
  • Danny Cruff
  • Steve Damron
  • Brian Fry
  • Travis Glenn
  • Wayne Goode
  • Steve Holland
  • John Holmes
  • Lewis Jackson
  • Reggie Moseley
  • Chris Pritchart
  • David Rush
  • John Sabato
  • Steve Sheets
  • Donnie Smith
  • Forester Wright

Yard Sale Services Employees

  • Mike Carter
  • William A. Caruthers Jr.
  • Emily Carwile
  • John Carwile
  • Lorraine Cary
  • Robert H. Cary
  • Stephen Casen
  • Earl D. Cash
  • Leroy S. Cash
  • Lester Casper
  • Robert O. Cassada
  • Spike Cassidy
  • Charles Castle
  • Robert Castle
  • Troy Castlebury
  • Douglas E. Cates
  • Jason Cave
  • Richard Caywood
  • Paul F. Cecchini
  • William Ceccolini
  • Michael Cecil
  • Colin Ceperich
  • Mary Chadil
  • Larry Chaffin
  • Bill Chafin
  • James and Patricia Chalkley
  • Fred Chamberlain
  • Phil Chamberlain
  • Robert Chamberlain
  • Gilbert Chambers
  • Michelle L. Chance
  • Michael P. Chaplin
  • Linda Chapman
  • Sharon ChapmanTracey Abbott
  • D.D. Abernathy
  • Lynn Abraham
  • E.E. Absher
  • Darryl Abshire
  • Teresa Acree
  • Cheryl H. Adams
  • Glenn Adams
  • Hugh Adams
  • Robert Adams
  • R.E. Adcock
  • Allyson Adkins
  • Clyde Adkins Jr.
  • Bruce W. Agnew
  • William E. Aigner
  • Ronald L. Akers
  • Raymond H. Akers (in memory of his co-worker John Davis)
  • Erich and Christel Albus
  • Stacey Alen
  • Alex Alexander
  • Gary Alexander
  • Neil Alexander
  • Robert Alexander
  • Mary Alice
  • Martha Alkhadra
  • Barbara Allen
  • Gary C. Allen
  • Gary R. Allen
  • Leonard A. Allen
  • Melanie L. Allen
  • Norma Allen
  • Robin Allen
  • Rolf Allen
  • Butch Allison
  • Raleigh Allison
  • Connie Allman
  • Angelo Alston
  • Rosalie Alther
  • W.D. Ambler Jr.
  • John Amos
  • Tanyea Amos
  • Memet C. Anday
  • Cris Andersen
  • Bob Anderson
  • Gerald Anderson
  • Joan Anderson
  • Lewis Anderson
  • Ricardo Anderson
  • Sandra L. Anderson
  • Steve Anderson
  • Thomas Anderson
  • Roland Andleton
  • Angela J. Andrews
  • Suzi Angel
  • Anonymous (4)
  • W.M. Anthony
  • Cynthia Archer
  • Susan Archer
  • David Arendall
  • Charles M. (Chuck) Armstrong
  • Jim Armstrong
  • Lyle Armstrong
  • Sean Arnold
  • Alvin Arrington
  • Carolyn Arrington (in memory of her father, William W. Arrington)
  • F.M. Arthur
  • Daphne Ashwell
  • Donald R. Askew
  • Robert Atherton
  • Leitha Atkins
  • Melvin Atkins
  • Thomas Atkins
  • James W. Atwell
  • Joyce Auld
  • David Austin
  • Donald L. Austin
  • Jeff Austin
  • Sandra C. Austin
  • Teresa Austin
  • Julian Aylor
  • Eddie Back
  • Donna Backe
  • Bob Baden
  • Foy Baggett
  • William M. Baggett
  • Randy Bagley
  • Monica Bahtia
  • Tom Baicy
  • Betty B. Bailey
  • Clint A. Bailey
  • David Bailey
  • Joe Bailey
  • Martin L. Bailey
  • Deborah Baine
  • Brandon Baker
  • Charles E. Baker
  • Dale Baker
  • Jerry Baker
  • Meredith Baker
  • Randy Baker
  • Clifton M. Balderson
  • June Baldwin
  • Rufus Ballard
  • Audrey Banks
  • Poindexter Barker
  • Sidney T. Barker
  • Joe Barkley
  • Tommy Barnes
  • Sheila Mary Barnett
  • Arthur D. Barnhart
  • George Barnhart
  • Robert Barns
  • Jonathon Barnum
  • John Barr
  • Reginald Barthelemy
  • Donna Bass
  • Wilbur L. Bass
  • John Bassett
  • Ricky L. Bates
  • Howson F. Bates Jr.
  • Patty Bauguss
  • Kevin W. Baylis
  • Travis Baynes
  • Todd Beach
  • John J. Beall Jr. (in memory of Robert Fielding and Charles McIver)
  • Barney Beamer (in memory of Sherman Garman)
  • Reggie Beasley
  • Kenneth Beason
  • Marshall A. Beaton
  • Connie B. Beatty
  • Billy Beavers
  • Jim Beavers
  • Brian Becker
  • Willis and Rebecca Bedsaul
  • Larry Beeler
  • Jack Beilhart
  • Deborah R. Bell
  • George Bell
  • Larry Bell
  • Mary Bell
  • Mike Bell
  • Leslie A. Bell Jr.
  • Unwanna Bellinger
  • Alvin Benedikter
  • Donald W. Bennett
  • Carrie Bernd
  • Nancy Berry
  • Mike Betts
  • Bill Beuter
  • Mukti Bharal
  • June Bickley
  • Roger Billings
  • John Billingslea
  • John P. Billingsley Jr.
  • Mark Binebrink
  • Fred Bingham
  • Diane Binns
  • Alfred Bishop
  • John Bishop
  • Roger Bishop
  • Anna Marie Bitting
  • Ronnie G. Bivens
  • Gloria Blackwell
  • Steve Blackwell
  • W.D. Blackwell
  • Lori Blais
  • Eugene Blalock
  • Paul Blanchard
  • B.A. Blankenship
  • Eric Blankenship
  • Mark Blankenship
  • Patricia L. Blanton
  • Floyd Bledsoe
  • C.W. Blosser
  • Carroll Blosser
  • Jeff Blumhagan
  • Dick Boaz
  • Frank Boenig
  • Joseph P. Boggs
  • James Bolling
  • Todd Bolling
  • Nevins Bollinger
  • Bruce and Paula Boltz
  • Michael W. Bonepart
  • Gary Bonhom
  • Kellie M. Bonner
  • W.A. Bonner
  • Ezzie J. Booker Jr.
  • Clarence W. Boone
  • John F. Borgstrom
  • David W. Botkin
  • Dennis Botkin
  • Bryan K. Bottenfield
  • Lisa Bottenfield
  • J.D. Bowie
  • Brentley Bowles
  • Jerome Bowles
  • Willie Bowles
  • Cecil Bowman
  • Eleanor Bowman
  • Robert N. Bowman
  • Jefferson Boyd Jr.
  • Teresa Boyette
  • Sandra Boze
  • Rita Bozick
  • Denise Bradley
  • Jesse Bradley
  • Roy Bradley
  • Pamela Bradner
  • Tom Bradshaw
  • Tracy Bradshaw
  • J.D. Brammer
  • J.A. Branch
  • David Brandt
  • Janet Brandt
  • Kathy Brannan
  • Tillman Branson
  • Lloyd W. Brantley
  • Betty Braxton
  • Ron Braxton
  • James Braxton Jr.
  • Dennis Brayton
  • Dianna L. Breeden
  • Gregory S. Breeden
  • Michelle Breeden
  • Tommy Breeden
  • L.E. Brett Jr.
  • Jimmy Brewer
  • Shirley Brewer
  • Ronald C. Brewster
  • Phyllis Brice
  • Travis Bridewell
  • Robyn Bridges
  • Charles Brill III
  • J. Brinson
  • Edward Bristow
  • Larry S. Britton
  • Karen C. Broadwater (in memory of her father, Willie Wayne Chapman)
  • John Brock
  • Charles A. Brockett
  • C.W. Brogan
  • Dee Brooking
  • B and Burt Brooks
  • Richard Brooks
  • William C. Broughman
  • A.J. Brown
  • Angela M. Brown
  • Barry Brown
  • Betty Ann Brown
  • Christopher Brown
  • Brown
  • Dale R. Brown
  • Deborah Brown
  • Donnie Brown
  • Jordan Brown
  • Judson Brown
  • Julie Brown
  • Marvin Brown
  • Phillip Brown
  • Robert J. Brown
  • Steven W. Brown
  • William A. Brown
  • Harry E. Brown
  • Donald Browning
  • James A. Broyles
  • Wray Brubeck Sr.
  • John Bruce
  • Donald P. Bruce Sr.
  • William E. Bryan
  • Dianna Bryant
  • John W. Bryant
  • M.R. Bryant
  • R.A. Bryant
  • Ronald P. Bryant
  • Roy Bryant
  • Danny R. Bryant II
  • Tom Brzoska
  • David Buchanan
  • M.F. "Buddy" Buchanan
  • Paul Bucher
  • Michael Buckles
  • Laura Bullock
  • Stuart Bullock
  • Bev Bunch
  • Milton Bunch
  • Latina Bundy
  • Dale Burgandine
  • C.C. Burgess
  • Richard M. Burgess
  • Dennis Burke
  • Linda Burke
  • Phillip Burner
  • Kenneth K. Burnley
  • Tom Burris
  • Fred Burroughs
  • William Burrows
  • Mike Burton
  • George Burwell
  • Greg Burwell
  • Kim Busa
  • Jeff Bush
  • Bill Bushman
  • Jonathan Bussenger
  • Steve Buston
  • John P. Butler
  • Marc Butler
  • Tim Butler
  • Valerie Butler
  • John and Beth Butner
  • Viola Butzner (in memory of Robert Fielding)
  • Vera Byrd
  • Wanda Faye Byrd
  • Scott Bywaters
  • William D. Bywaters
  • Tammy Cade
  • Jeffrey J. Caldwell
  • Carl Callahan
  • Bill Callan
  • Malcolm Cameron
  • Bonnie Campbell
  • Calvin Campbell
  • Clarence W. Campbell
  • Joyce Campbell
  • J. Campbell
  • Pat and Bernard Campbell
  • Scott Campbell
  • David L. Camper
  • William J. Cannell
  • Daniel Cannon
  • Mike Cantrell
  • Larry Carber
  • Al Cargill
  • Mary Ann Carlson
  • Alonza Carlton
  • Ivy M. Carlton
  • Bob Carneal
  • James Carneal
  • Peyton Carney
  • James S. Carpenter
  • Maxwell Carpenter
  • James S. Carpenter Jr.
  • Denise Carr
  • William M. Carr
  • David C. Carroll
  • Clyde E. Carrow Jr.
  • Peg Carson
  • Charles Carter
  • Laurie Carter
  • Marlene Carter
  •  
  • David A. Chew
  • Bob Childress
  • Wilton Childress
  • John W. Childs
  • Richard Childs
  • Kevin Chisnell
  • Cyndi Chorinos
  • Thomas A. Chrisman
  • Bobbie Christensen
  • Roger Church
  • Ron Chwojdak
  • Carol B. Clark
  • Chris Clark
  • Dawn Clark
  • Dennis Clark
  • John Clark
  • Thomas H. Clark
  • Trenton M. Clark
  • Will Clark
  • William K. Clark
  • M. Clarke
  • Mac Clarke
  • Frankie Clary
  • Mark Clary
  • Carol Clatterbaugh
  • Lloyd Clatterbuck
  • Lou Clatterbuck
  • Roger Clatterbuck
  • Donna Claud
  • Robert Clay
  • Barbara Anne Clayton
  • Gary Clayton
  • Michael Clayton
  • Robert Clayton
  • Everette Cleaton
  • Grover Cleaver
  • Whitt Clement
  • Patti Clemmer
  • George and Ann Clendenin
  • Douglas Cliborne
  • Earl Cliborne
  • Alfred R. Cline
  • Donna Cloniger
  • Anthony W. Clough
  • Lauren Cloyed
  • Shirley R. Coady
  • Albert W. Coates Jr.
  • Janna M. Cobb
  • Byron Coburn
  • W.B. Coburn Jr.
  • Ira H. Cochrane Jr. (in memory of Denny Kegley)
  • Holly Cockrell
  • Mike Coffey
  • Homer Coffman
  • Perry Cogburn
  • Urana N. Coggins
  • B.W. Coiner
  • Donald Colbert
  • G.R. Coleman
  • Hal and Sharon Coleman - North Roanoke Veterinarian Hospital
  • James Coleman
  • John Coleman
  • Kelly Coleman
  • Mike Coleman
  • Roy Coleman
  • Steven P. Collie
  • Aleta C. Collins
  • Kenny Collins
  • Ronald H. Collins
  • Fred Collins Sr.
  • Robert J. Comer
  • Arthur G. Conley
  • Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Conlon
  • John Connelly
  • Bill Conner
  • Frank J. Conner
  • Gerald Conner
  • J.D. Conner
  • Linwood Conner
  • Stanley Conner
  • Bob and Joan Connock
  • Nathan A. Conwell
  • David Cook
  • Dwayne Cook
  • Lori Cook
  • Starless Cook
  • Gary Cooke
  • Teresa Cooke
  • Terry Cooke
  • Wylie Cooke
  • Jonathan Coombs
  • Charlie Cooper
  • David Cooper
  • Eddie Joe Cooper
  • Kim Cooper
  • Douglas B. Copenhaver
  • Jerry Copp
  • Melissa Corder
  • Steve Cornell
  • Amy Costello
  • Thomas Cotrell
  • Ben Cottrell
  • Shannon Cotulla
  • Betty Cousins
  • Al Covey
  • Debbie Cox
  • Donald W. Cox
  • Grady Cox
  • Joyce Cox
  • Ronnie J. Crabbe Sr.
  • William L. Crafton
  • Janice Craig
  • Sharyn Craig
  • Robert W. Crandol
  • Donald Crane
  • Lawrence Crawford
  • Thelma Crayton
  • Mike Creasy
  • Roy Crews
  • Robert B. Crissman
  • Queen T. Crittendon
  • Barbara Cross
  • Sara Cross
  • Anita Crotts
  • Brenda Crouch
  • Jeff Crouse
  • Jeff Crowe
  • Steve Crowther
  • Brown Croxton
  • Danny E. Cruff
  • Danny L. Cruff
  • Vernon H. Crumpler
  • Richard Csernelabics II
  • Butch Cubbage
  • David Cubbage
  • Helen Cuervo
  • Stephen Cull
  • Wayne Cullers
  • Will Cumming
  • W.M. Cummings Jr.
  • Barry Cunningham
  • Larry J. Curl
  • P.E. Curl
  • Ralph E. Curl
  • Brian Currin
  • Stanley Currin
  • Larry Curry
  • Toni Curtis
  • Denzel Custer
  • Sheryl Custer
  • Terry Custer
  • Charlie E. Dabney
  • Fred R. Dalton
  • Jim Damer
  • Matt Dana
  • Carl Daniel
  • Todd K. Daniel
  • Walter Daniel
  • Mike Daniels
  • Rodger Daniels
  • Janice Dapper
  • Emmanuel Darko
  • Prakriti Das
  • Raymond Daughtrey
  • Joey Davenport
  • Doris Davidson
  • John J. Davies III (in memory of Chip Tanner)
  • A.E. Davis
  • Cheryln Davis
  • Dennis L. Davis
  • Everett B. Davis
  • Frank Davis
  • Jerry Davis
  • Lorraine Davis
  • Terry Davis
  • Tina Davis
  • Tom Davis
  • Trisha Davis
  • Thomas Davis (in memory of Robert Fielding)
  • David Dean
  • Deborah Dean
  • Kevin J. Dean
  • Ed Deasy
  • Kimberly DeBerry
  • Troy Deeds
  • Kevin Deel
  • Eric DeHaven
  • Spencer DeJarnette
  • Fulton Delamorton
  • Bonnie Delano
  • Bev Dellinger
  • Eugene Dellinger
  • Ricky Dellinger
  • Shirrell E. Dellis
  • Denny
  • D'Ann Marie Denny
  • John Depasquale
  • Arlene Derricott
  • Snehlata Desai
  • Pat DeSalvo
  • Pat DeSalvo
  • Karen Deshazo
  • Mary Desmond
  • Glenda Dewitt
  • Jim Diamond
  • Horace Dickerson
  • G.L. Dillard
  • James Dimeo
  • Bob Dinges
  • Anne Dinterman
  • Sally DiRico
  • James D. Divers
  • Michael R. Dix
  • Frank Dixon
  • Kimberly Dobra
  • Freddie Dockery
  • Linda S. Dodd
  • Danny Dodson
  • Wayne Dodson
  • Traci Dodson
  • William Roy Dodson
  • Robert M. Dodson III
  • Lillie Doggett
  • Ronald R. Dollins
  • Herbert R. Donald
  • Bridget Donaldson
  • Doris Dooley (in memory of Robert Fielding)
  • Fred Dotson
  • William Dovel
  • Timothy M. Dowdy
  • Lyette Doyle
  • Helen Dragas, The Dragas Companies
  • Hank A. Drake
  • Jo T. Drake
  • David Dreis
  • Dale Driver
  • Joyce Druen
  • Brenda Drumm
  • Jon DuFresne
  • Barry W. Dula
  • Jimmy Dunaway
  • Barbara and Tommy Duncan
  • D.S. Duncan
  • Mary G. Duncan
  • Douglas Dundalow
  • Alice Dunford
  • David R. Dunkum
  • Judith Dunn
  • Leslie Dunn
  • Michael W. Dunn
  • B.L. Dunnavant
  • Bonnie Durham
  • James Durrette
  • Jeanette L. Durrette
  • Ricky Dutrow
  • Joyce DuVall
  • William Dvorak Jr. (in memory of Robert Fielding)
  • Kent Dyer
  • Windy Ealding
  • Michelle Earl
  • Ronnie Earles
  • Jack Easter
  • Lawrence A. Easter
  • Tom Ebbert
  • Daniel T. Eberhardt
  • J.T. Echols
  • Jeffrey A. Echols
  • Jim Echols
  • Bernice H. Eddleton
  • Harry Edge
  • Julius Edmond
  • Betty Edmondson
  • Brenda and Buddy Edwards
  • Cathy A. Edwards
  • Eddie Edwards
  • Keith Edwards
  • Quinton Edwards
  • Rosa Edwards
  • Ryan Edwards
  • Shirley P. Edwards
  • Susan Edwards
  • Thelma Edwards
  • Robert W. Edwards Jr.
  • Steven C. Effinger
  • Roger Elkins
  • Rick Ellinger
  • Pat Ellington
  • Patricia B. Ellington
  • Alvin D. Elliott
  • Joyce Elliott
  • Quintin and Emily Elliott
  • Robert Elliott
  • Sharon Elliott
  • Steven Elliott
  • Amy Ellis
  • Garry Ely
  • Doug Embrey
  • L.M. Emerson
  • David L. Emory
  • Lawrence G. Emory
  • Anthony Endicott
  • Tamey L. Ensley
  • Jerry Entsminger
  • Richard Eppard
  • Paul Epperly
  • Loren Epton
  • Danny L. Erb
  • Douglas Estep
  • Melton Estes
  • Mike Estes
  • Costina Eubank
  • Skip Eubanks
  • William Eubanks
  • Shirley Eustler
  • Billy Evans
  • David Evans
  • H.H. Evans
  • John Evans
  • Linda Evans
  • Marc Evans
  • Michael Evans
  • Teresa Everington
  • Russell Ezell
  • Tom Fahrney
  • Steve Faidley
  • Carolyn Faivre
  • Anita A. Falcone
  • James M. Fariss Jr.
  • Tom Farley
  • Marvin Farmer
  • Rick Farmer
  • Ward T. Faville
  • Robert Feldman
  • Wade Feller
  • Eugene Fenner
  • Boe Ferguson
  • Bruce Ferguson
  • E.R. Ferguson
  • Jeff Ferguson
  • Wayne Ferguson
  • Arlene Fewell
  • Pauline Field (in memory of Joseph E. Field)
  • Tammy Fielder
  • Charles S. Fielding
  • Jack Fields
  • Sarah Fields
  • Mack Fifer
  • Brenda Fillings
  • Jimmy Fines
  • Ronald L. Fink
  • Mike Finney
  • Edward F. Fischer
  • Adam T. Fisher
  • Carolyn Fisher
  • Eunice Fisher
  • Jenny Fisher
  • Mark Fisher
  • Mike Fitch
  • Reginald A. Fitch
  • Cecil L. Fitchett Jr.
  • Wayne Fitts
  • David Fitzgerald
  • L.H. Fitzgerald
  • Wayne Fitzgerald
  • Albert Fitzsimmons
  • LaRue Fleming
  • Kelly Flexon
  • Bill Fore
  • Jerry Fore
  • Foroughi
  • Daniel Fortune
  • Maynard Foster Jr.
  • P.J. Fowler
  • Ricky Fowler
  • Darrell Francis
  • Wayne Francisco
  • Richard Fratwell
  • Charon Freeman
  • D.A. Freeman
  • Don French
  • Mike Frenger
  • Richard Fretwell
  • Mark Fridenstine
  • Andy Friedman
  • Jason J. Frisbie
  • John Frith
  • Steven Fritton
  • Nick Froelich
  • Kathy Frye
  • Gary Fugua
  • Harold Fugua
  • Michael Fulcher
  • Ernie Fulk
  • Zane Fulk
  • Rick Fultz
  • Rhonda Funkhouser
  • Gary Fuqua
  • Harold Fuqua
  • William Gale (in memory of Chip Tanner)
  • Bradley Gales
  • Bill Gammon
  • Jimmy Gammon
  • Larry Garber
  • Arthur Garcia
  • Julie Garcia
  • Gene Gardner
  • Mary Gardner
  • Richard Gardner
  • Russell Gardner
  • Ruth A. Gardner
  • Stanley C. Gardner
  • Susan Gardner
  • Donald A. Garrett
  • Steven H. Garrett
  • Fred Garton
  • Claude Garver
  • Jim Gates
  • Clayton Gatewood
  • Susan Gayton
  • Frank Gee
  • William Gehman
  • David R. and Bobbi Gehr
  • Charles Gentry
  • Harold Gentry
  • Lewis Gentry
  • Kenneth R. Gentry Jr.
  • William A. Gety
  • Roger Getz
  • Wayne Getz
  • Buddy Gholson
  • Cecil A. Gibson
  • Melanie Gibson
  • Mildred Y. Gibson
  • James E. Giffin
  • Angela Gilbreath
  • Michael Gilchrist
  • Jim Gillespie
  • Fred Gilliam
  • Michael Gilliam
  • Frank E. Gillispie
  • Diane Gilmer
  • Frank Gilmer
  • John A. Giometti
  • Baron Gissendaner
  • Jim Givens
  • James S. Givens (in honor of the Rustic Roads committee)
  • Bev Gladden
  • William E. Gladding
  • James S. Glass Jr.
  • Carolyn Glassco
  • Travis L. Glenn
  • Ray Goad
  • Richard Gochenour
  • Sam Gochenour
  • Stuart Godsey
  • Chris Goforth
  • Marvin Goin
  • Bob Golladay
  • Jose Gomez
  • Ronnie Gooch
  • Gary L. Good
  • Robert Good
  • Dale Goodman
  • D.L. Goodwill
  • Angle Goodwin
  • B.W. Gordon
  • William A. Gordon
  • Mrs. R.P. Gordon (in memory of Robert Fielding)
  • Donald Gore
  • Eric Gorton
  • Frankie Gouldin
  • Robert Gouldin
  • Donna L. Graham
  • Kim Graham
  • Marvin Graham
  • Robert Graham
  • Sidney Grainger
  • Barbara Grant
  • Rosa Grant
  • George Graves
  • Permelia L. Graves
  • Jim Gray
  • Joseph W. Gray
  • Michael Gray
  • Billy Green
  • G.S. Green
  • John L. Green
  • Loretta Green
  • William Green
  • Stephen Greenwood
  • Monroe Greer
  • Sherry Gregory
  • James Greis
  • Robert Grena (in memory of James Cameron)
  • Davelin Gresham
  • Peter D. Gribok
  • Don Griffin
  • Mariann C. Griffin
  • Sandee Griffin
  • Will Griffin
  • Mike Griffith
  • Dale Grigg
  • Dale Griggs
  • J.C. Griles
  • Timothy Griles
  • Josephine Grim
  • Mike Grishaw
  • Jay Grissom
  • Dennis R. Grizzle
  • Irana N. Groggins
  • Charlie Guerrant
  • W.J. Guill
  • Bob Gullet
  • Jerry Gum
  • Timothy D. Gum
  • James O. Gunter
  • Jane A. Gunter
  • Dean Gustafson
  • Ricky Guthrie
  • Tish Hadden
  • James Haegele
  • Anne and Mark Hagan
  • Steven Hagy
  • Virginia L.D. Haiderer
  • Keith Halbohn
  • Crystal D. Hale
  • Kenneth T. Hale
  • Steve Hale
  • Herman Haley
  • Beverly Hall
  • J.W. Hall
  • Jerry Hall
  • JoAlma L. Hall
  • Joyce Hall
  • Laura Hall
  • Lester D. Hall
  • Richard Hall
  • Roger C. Hall
  • Rusty Hall
  • Vicki Hall
  • William D. Hall
  • William Hallett (in memory of Robert Fielding)
  • D.J. Halsey
  • John Halsey
  • Ernest Hamilton
  • Randy Hamilton
  • Tracy Hamilton
  • Donna C. Hamlett
  • Patrick Hamlett
  • Helen Hammer
  • Mensel Hammer
  • Clyde Hamrick
  • Kenneth Hamrick
  • David L. Hanks
  • C.J. Hanson
  • John Hardcastle
  • Hargraves
  • James Harlow
  • Marc Harlow
  • John Harmon
  • Robert Harper
  • Jack Harrell
  • Alfred L. Harris
  • Bo Harris
  • Faye Harris
  • C.B. Harris
  • Curtis D. Harris
  • D.L. Harris
  • Fred Harris
  • John Harris
  • Mike Harris
  • Sam Harris
  • Scarlet Harris
  • Glenn O. Harrison
  • John P. Harrison
  • Karen Harrison
  • Walter W. Harrison
  • Carolyn W. Harrup (in memory of Willie Wayne Chapman)
  • Jesse Harrup Jr.
  • Patrick Hart
  • Wilson Hartless
  • Joey Hartman
  • Thomas Hartman
  • Richard W. Harvey
  • Dwight Hawkins
  • Eddie Hawkins
  • Max C. Hawkins
  • Melvin Hawkins
  • Robert Hawkins
  • Wayne Hawkins
  • Thomas A. Hawthorne
  • Alain L. Hayer
  • Alan L. Hayes
  • Bobby Hayes
  • Sam Hayes
  • Todd Hayes
  • Thomas E. Haymaker II
  • Stephen Haynes
  • Kathy Hays
  • Dennis Hays
  • Bradley Hazelwood
  • Susie Heath
  • Larry G. Hedgepeth
  • Van Hedgepeth
  • Ed Hedrick
  • Joyce Hedrick
  • Mike Heflin
  • Sherry Heilman
  • Don Heishman
  • Giles Helbert
  • Gregory Helmick
  • Nathan Helsley
  • William F. Helsley
  • Gwen Henderson
  • Guenter Hengelman
  • Steve Hennessee
  • Michael Henry
  • Billy Hensley
  • David H. Hepler
  • Larry Hepler
  • Ronnie Hepler
  • Jim Hereford
  • Jane-Ellen S. Hess
  • Edward Hess Jr.
  • Jeff Hetzer
  • Randy Hickin
  • Aaron Hicks
  • Gene Higgs
  • Brandy Hill
  • Catherine Hill
  • Conrad Hill
  • Everett Hill
  • Sharon L. Hill
  • Kathy Hills
  • Ralph Hilt
  • Daniel Hinderliter
  • Joe Hines
  • Kenny Hines
  • Robin Hines
  • Delmus Hinkle
  • Otis Hinton
  • Donald E. Hite
  • J.L. Hite
  • Stanley Hite
  • Cindy C. Hodge
  • Jack S. Hodge
  • Ronnie Hodge
  • Franklin Hodge
  • Linda Hodge-Gaines
  • Greg Hoffman
  • Vernon Hoke
  • Michael Hollon
  • Ellis N. Hollowell
  • Mildred Holmes
  • Gary Holt
  • Glen C. Holt
  • Teddy Holt
  • Linda Homan
  • Barbara Hoops
  • Frederick Hoover
  • Jeff Hoover
  • Virginia Lee Hope
  • Edward J. Hoppe
  • Charles Horton
  • Gregory Horton
  • Daniel Horvath
  • Stephen Hottel
  • Cathy Hottle
  • Karl S. Hotvedt
  • Kenneth L. Houchin
  • Shirley A. Houchin
  • W.E. Houchins
  • Billy Houchens
  • Matthew G. Houck
  • Barbara A. House
  • Victor Howell
  • Thomas D. Howerton
  • Steven Howery
  • Brian Hubbard
  • Cathy A. Hubbard
  • Ronnie M. Hubble
  • Jorg Huckabee-Mayfield
  • Caroline Hudgins
  • M.L. Hudgins
  • Paul Hudgins
  • Robin Hudgins
  • Bernard Hudson
  • Osborn L. Huff
  • Billy Huffman
  • Mark Huffman
  • Charles S. Hughes
  • Frances A. Hughes
  • John P. Hughes
  • Richard Hughes
  • Gene Hull
  • William Hull
  • Sandra Humphrey
  • Gary L. Humphreys
  • Allie C. Hundley
  • Sherri Huntley
  • Ray Hurd
  • C.O. Hurt
  • Carl Huskey
  • Kay Huskins
  • Mahmud M. Hussain
  • Hutch Hutchens
  • Richard Hutcherson
  • MacLeod Ighodalo
  • Tracey Ikenberry
  • Lloyd Ingram
  • Robert Inman
  • Dana Irving
  • Mark Irving
  • Arthur Isley
  • Alan and Carol Jackson
  • Charles Jackson
  • Rolf Jackson
  • Terry Jackson
  • Terry Jackson
  • Tom Jackson
  • Lewis M. Jackson Jr.
  • David James
  • Oscar Jamilla
  • Ed Jansky
  • Chris Jarvis
  • Floyd Jarvis
  • Stacy Jarvis
  • Katherine Jefferson
  • Jack Jeffries
  • Anthony Jenkins
  • Ennis Jenkins
  • Frank Jenkins
  • Kay Jenkins
  • Lewis Jenkins
  • Mary Ann Jenkins
  • Patricia Jenkins
  • Paul E. Jenkins
  • Richard Jenkins
  • Roger Jenkins
  • Wayne E. Jenkins
  • Louis B. Jester Jr.
  • John Jeter
  • Angie Jewell
  • Woodrow Jiggetts
  • Barry Johnson
  • Charles Johnson
  • Claire D. Johnson
  • David A. Johnson
  • David L. Johnson
  • Frederick T. Johnson
  • Joyce Johnson
  • Kelly Johnson
  • Lawrence Johnson
  • Lindsay Johnson
  • Marcelyn Johnson
  • Marcie Johnson
  • Pamela A. Johnson
  • Paul Johnson
  • Peggi E. Johnson
  • Penny Johnson
  • Richard Johnson
  • Robert Johnson
  • Scott Johnson
  • Wilma C. Johnson
  • Kasondra Johnston
  • Becky H. Jones
  • Ben Jones
  • Brad Jones
  • Clayton Jones
  • Connie Jones
  • Cynthia Jones
  • James W. Jones
  • Jimmy Jones
  • John Jones
  • John O. Jones
  • John S. Jones
  • Larry S. Jones
  • Leon Jones
  • Marcy Jones
  • Paula Jones
  • Randy Jones
  • Robert W. Jones
  • Rosemary Jones
  • Susan Jones
  • C.P. Jones, Jr.
  • Warren Jordan
  • John B. Joyner
  • Subash Kadaba
  • Phil Kapusta
  • Tina Karas
  • Ilona O. Kastenhofer
  • Jim Keck
  • Michael Keeler
  • Marc Keenan
  • Virginia Keesee
  • Jeff Keesler
  • Xavier Keeton
  • Donald E. Keith
  • Bryan Kelley
  • Linda Kelley
  • Julie Kelly
  • Bill Kelsh
  • Darrell Kendrick
  • William D. Kendrick
  • Cindy Kenny
  • Glen A. Kenny
  • Mal Kerley
  • James S. Kerr
  • John Kerr
  • B.J. Kester
  • Amy Kestner
  • Ray Khoury
  • Larry Kibler
  • Calvin E. Kidd
  • James L. Kidd
  • Michael D. Kidd
  • Joseph Kidwell
  • Kim Kidwell
  • Fred Kiiffner
  • Karen Kilby
  • Carrie E. Kile
  • Ervin Kile
  • Harmon Kilgore
  • Charles Kilpatrick
  • Kelly Kimberlin
  • Charles Kincaid
  • Johnny D. Kincer
  • James Kindall
  • Bill King
  • Frank King
  • Jo King
  • Joe King
  • Roger King
  • Sharon King
  • Ginnie Kinsey
  • Virginia W. Kinsey
  • James Kirby
  • Douglas Kirk
  • Randy Kiser
  • Glen Kisling
  • Roger Kisling
  • Troy Kitchen
  • Jeff Kite
  • Mark Klagues
  • Connie Klass
  • Kathy Kleiman
  • Mark Klein
  • Tim Klinker
  • Arthur Klos
  • Donna Knicely
  • Eva Knight
  • Lee Knight
  • Matt Knights
  • Les Kodger
  • Don Komara
  • Carl M. Koontz
  • Jason Kremple
  • Christy C. Krenziger
  • Kelly Krolick
  • Jeanette Kukla
  • Ryland Kuper
  • Kurt Kuppert
  • Danny Kyle
  • Cherie Kyte
  • Ray Lacy
  • Sam Lacy
  • Vijay Lahar
  • Nanette Lam
  • Chuck Lamb
  • Louise T. Lancaster
  • Robert Land
  • Brad Landes
  • Steven Landes
  • Orbin Lane
  • R.W. Lane
  • Walter W. Lane
  • William Lang
  • Charles T. Langford
  • Gayle Lanier
  • Ken Lantz
  • Donna and Leonard Lao
  • Charles D. Larson
  • Myrna Lassiter
  • Anna Lawson
  • Carl W. Lawson
  • Dean Lawson
  • John Lawson
  • Peggy Lawson
  • Rob Lawson
  • Tommy Laycock
  • Tony Layne
  • Monica Lea
  • Richard Leake
  • Alan Leatherwood
  • John Leddy
  • Charles Ledford
  • Bill Lee
  • Gilmer Lee
  • Harry W. Lee
  • Keith Lee
  • L.M. Lee
  • Steyn H. Lee Jr.
  • Don Leech
  • C.O. Leigh (in memory of Robert Fielding)
  • Bill Leighty
  • Ray Leitch
  • Mickey Lester
  • Richard L. (Dickie) Lester
  • Raymond Leverock
  • Betty Lewis
  • C.G. Lewis
  • Marilyn Lewis
  • Paula Lewis
  • Tony Lewis
  • William Lewis
  • Julia W. Light
  • Wen Lin
  • Mac Lindsay
  • Ben Lineberry
  • Jeffrey A. Lineberry
  • Charles Linkous
  • Bobby W. Lipscomb
  • Wayne Lipscomb
  • Daniel Liston
  • Beryl D. Little
  • Dewey and Gail Litton
  • Mary O. Lively
  • Rick Lively
  • Claudia Llana
  • David Lloyd
  • Mena Lockwood
  • Ida I. Loizides
  • Stephanie Lomax
  • Carlton H. Long
  • Shayne M. Long
  • Steve Long
  • Janice and Marty Long (in memory of Ronnie Thompson)
  • Christin S. Lora
  • Herbert R. Loudermilk
  • Garry Lovins
  • Cheryl F. Lowrance (in memory of Darnell A. Johnson)
  • Kalli Lucas
  • Patricia Lucas
  • E.W. Luchard Jr.
  • Charles Lucy
  • Mary Lucy
  • David Ludgate
  • Joseph Ludholtz
  • Frank Lukanich
  • Algis A. Lukas
  • Larry Lundy
  • Ann Lunsford
  • Dean Lunsford
  • Barbara Lusk
  • Victoria F. Lyle
  • Mike Lynch
  • Cheryl Lynn
  • Tony Lynn
  • John Mabry
  • Shelia J. Mabry
  • Lynn D. Mackroy
  • Venencia Magnusen
  • David C. Mahone
  • Steven Malcolm
  • H.T. Mallory
  • H.T. Mallory Jr.
  • Maurice Manchester
  • Gloria Mangum
  • Margaret L. Manilla
  • Bill Manning
  • Brenda Manning
  • Margaret B. Marek (in memory of her husband, Herbert C. Marek, a highway worker for 25 years)
  • Mike Marian
  • E.J. Marion
  • Jane H. Marra
  • Gary Marshall
  • Jim Marshall
  • Nancy Marshall
  • Robert Marshall
  • William E. Marshall
  • Daniel Marston
  • Jeff Marston
  • W.J. Marston
  • Charles Martin
  • Danny Martin
  • Danny L. Martin
  • Donald Martin
  • Gary Martin
  • Gerald L. Martin
  • James E. Martin
  • John Martin
  • Keith Martin
  • Kenneth Martin
  • Randy Martin
  • Richard E. Martin
  • Russell Martin
  • Richard E. Martin Jr.
  • Ronald Martz
  • Karl and Hazel Maske
  • Carolyn Mason
  • Dennis and Caroline Mason
  • Dennis A. Mason
  • Thomas Mason
  • Lance Massengill
  • Mike Massie
  • Matthew Masterman
  • Nalin Mathuria
  • Marty Mathurin
  • Robert P. Mauck
  • Bryan Maul
  • Larry Mauzy
  • Roger Maxey
  • Carolyn May
  • Virginia May
  • Louis Mayberry
  • Donna Purcell Mayes
  • Billy W. Mayo
  • Raymond Mayo
  • Preston E. Mays Jr.
  • Bernard Mayton
  • Charlene McAllister
  • Lynn McAvoy
  • Dorothy McC.Smith (in memory of Robert Fielding)
  • Michael McCall
  • Nancy McCall
  • Faye McCarron
  • William McCarthy
  • Bert McCauley
  • Glen McCillan
  • John McClain
  • Karen McConnell
  • Lori McConnell
  • John and Melody McCorkhill
  • M.C. McCormack
  • Michele McCorvey
  • Randall McCracken
  • Danielle McCray
  • Dreamma McCray
  • Jeremy McCray
  • Shane McCray
  • Verna R. McCroskey
  • Ann McDaniel
  • E.M. McDaniel
  • Stephen McDonagh
  • Alvin McDonald
  • Chris McDonald
  • Gregory J. McDonald
  • Vertig McDougald
  • M.W. McDowell
  • Kevin McDowney
  • Tracy McElhone
  • John McEwen
  • Bruce L. McFadden
  • Ed McFadden
  • Greg McGann
  • John McGarry
  • E.J. McGarry IV
  • Cathy McGhee
  • David L. McGhee
  • Kenneth H. McGhee
  • Kevin McGhee
  • James and Joyce McGowan
  • Donna McGuire
  • Gary McHenry
  • Mac McIlhany
  • Wally McKeel
  • Bernard McKenzie
  • Brian McKigney
  • Mark C. McKissick
  • Curtis McMillion
  • Donald A. McNeely
  • Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Meade Jr.
  • Christine Meadows
  • Shannon Meadows
  • Taylor Meadows
  • Henry Medley
  • Jerry Meeks
  • Matt Melkerson
  • Maurice F. Menefee Jr.
  • Andy Mergenmeier
  • Walter Merica
  • Robert S. Merriam (in memory of Joseph Field)
  • Dina Merrick
  • Karl Midgette
  • Dennis Milby
  • Linda Miles
  • Samuel N. Miles
  • Thomas H. Miles
  • Ann Miller
  • Barbara Miller
  • Billie V. Miller
  • Darlene Miller
  • Harry Miller
  • John Miller
  • Mary A. Miller
  • Owen Miller
  • Tom Miller
  • Harry Miller III
  • Ronald R. Miller Sr.
  • Charles Mills
  • Frank Mills
  • Sandra Mills
  • Cheryl Miltenberger
  • Gary Milton
  • J.L. Milton
  • Ken Milton
  • Janet Minge
  • Don Minnick
  • Bill Miracle
  • Larry Misenheimer
  • Charles J. Mitchell
  • Diane Mitchell
  • Faith Mitchell
  • John Mitchell
  • Powell Mitchell
  • Sonya Mitchell
  • Charles L. Mixell
  • Rose Mizell
  • Albert Moats
  • Jennifer Mobley
  • Carl E. Mohney
  • David Mokarem
  • Clifton C. Molleen
  • Steve Mondul
  • Michael R. Monfette
  • Buddy Mongold
  • Elsie Montgomery
  • Richard Moody
  • Moore
  • Bob Moore
  • DeNease L. Moore
  • Garrett Moore
  • Harold Moore
  • Karen Moore
  • Pam Moore
  • B. Moore
  • Regina Moore
  • Ricky Moore
  • Robert L. Moore
  • Sam H. Moore
  • Amanda Morey
  • Linda G. Morgan
  • Norman P. Morgan
  • Calvin Morris
  • Daniel W. Morris
  • Donna Morris
  • Durwood Morris
  • Jim Morris
  • Joan Morris
  • Larry Morris
  • Glenn Morris
  • Robert Morris
  • Brenda Morrison
  • Dennis Morrison
  • Melvin Morrison
  • Edward Morrow
  • Catherine K. Mosley
  • Lena Mosley
  • James Mottley
  • Bill Moubray
  • James Mowbray
  • Ralph Mowry
  • Jeff Moyers
  • Kristie Moyers
  • Curtis Mozelle
  • Danna J. Mullenax
  • Dennis Mullens
  • Zelda Mullens
  • Guy Mullinax
  • Andy Mullins
  • Billy L. Mullins
  • Danny K. Mullins
  • David and Judy Mullins
  • Judy Mullins
  • Paul Mullins
  • Russell Mullins
  • Juan Munford
  • Mohamed Munshi
  • Stanley Murphy
  • Stephanie D. Murphy
  • Donnie W. Murray
  • Brent Musick
  • Debbie Myers
  • Doris Myers
  • Edward Myers
  • Sandy Myers
  • Florence A. Naeve
  • Richard Nalley
  • Patsy and Bob Napier
  • Roy Nash
  • Veronica Nash
  • Heather G. Neal
  • MacFarland Neblett
  • Benjamin W. Necessary
  • Alexander Neil
  • Timmy Neil
  • Alice Nelson
  • Alice and Todd Nelson
  • Emily M. Nelson
  • Roger C. Nelson
  • William Netzer
  • John Nevins
  • Page Newbill
  • Ashby Newby
  • Earl Newby Jr.
  • D.R. Newcomb
  • Edward S. Newcomb
  • Wayne Newland
  • Betty Newman
  • Katherine B. Newman
  • Kenny Newton
  • Sherwood Newton
  • Joe Nicely
  • Tim Nicely
  • Harold Nichols
  • Kim Nichols
  • Ricky Nichols
  • David W. Nicholson
  • James E. Nickerson
  • Nick Nicoll
  • Perry Niebeling
  • Margaret Niemann
  • William Noble
  • Shirley C. Noell
  • Wayne Nolde
  • Eric W. Nolley
  • Shirley C. Norce
  • Bob Norris
  • Charles Nottingham
  • Patricia Nowak
  • Teresa Nuckols
  • Dorothy Nuckols (in memory of Robert Fielding)
  • John Nunnally
  • Scott Nye
  • Mark Oaks
  • Hylton O'Brien
  • Mary C. O'Brien
  • Ann and George O'Bryan
  • Martin L. Ogden
  • Dave Ogle
  • Kathy Ogle
  • Scott Ohrum
  • Amy A. O'Leary
  • Susan Olinger
  • Odell Oliver
  • Buford and Joyce Omps
  • Tony Opperman
  • Charles O'Quinn
  • Bill Ordel
  • Jack Orr
  • Jeanette Outlaw
  • Sam Overstreet
  • Timothy W. Overton
  • Dennis Owens
  • Donald Owens
  • John Owens
  • Mike Owens
  • Shirley Ozmore
  • Celik Ozyildirim
  • Irvin Painter
  • Darlene Palmer
  • Glen W. Palmer
  • Shelton Palmer
  • Lawrence Papotnik
  • Alberta Papoy
  • Alton Parker
  • Cynthia Parker
  • Larry E. Parker
  • Marcy Parker
  • Sheree Parker
  • Tony O. Parker
  • Sandra Parrish
  • James Parrish (in memory of Robert Fielding)
  • O.J. Parrott III
  • James Parsons
  • Steve Parsons
  • John Pataky
  • Thomas Patrick
  • David Patton
  • Mike Pawley
  • Mary Pawlowski
  • Carolyn Payne
  • Howard Payne
  • Jan Pearce
  • James Pearman
  • Russell Peay
  • Wallace Pell Jr.
  • Thomas Pelnick III
  • Thomas W. Pelnik III
  • Wade H. Pence III
  • Teresa Pendleton
  • Stephen Peple
  • Robert C. Perdue
  • Betty J. Perkins
  • William M. Perkins
  • Charles Perry
  • Dale Perry
  • Linda Perry
  • Ralph L. Perry
  • Perry
  • Emily Peters
  • Ray D. Pethtel
  • Ricky Petty
  • Marlene Peyton
  • Curtis E. Pfeiffer Jr.
  • Charlene Phelps
  • Elwood Phillips
  • Jesse R. Phillips
  • Kathy L. Phillips
  • Lloyd Phillips
  • Randall D. Phillips
  • Frank Phipps
  • Robert Phleger
  • Robert Pickett
  • B.C. Pierce
  • Charlie Pierce
  • Jim Pierce
  • Ross Pierce
  • Vicky Pinchbeck
  • David Piper
  • Donna Pitt
  • Don Pittington
  • Scott Pittman
  • Laurie Pitts
  • Rick Pizzullo
  • Gary Platz
  • Stacy Poertner
  • C.W. Poindexter
  • Charles Pollard
  • Ellett Pollard
  • Keri Pomeroy
  • Thomas Ponton
  • Wendell Ponton
  • T.W. Pool
  • Betty Pope
  • Ross Poppe
  • Ellen B. Powell
  • James M. Powell Jr.
  • Angie Power
  • Diane Powers
  • Garland Presgraves
  • Richard A. Prestiy
  • Frank Prewoznik
  • Bradford S. Price
  • Leigh Primmer
  • Fannie Mae Printz
  • Milton Pritchett
  • Charles C. Proctor III
  • Antoinette and Anthony Profilio
  • Nancy Prosser
  • Hugh Puckett
  • Carolyn Pugh
  • Erin Pugh
  • Richard Pugh
  • Vincent Pugh
  • Wayne Pugh
  • Jim Pullin
  • Don Purcell
  • Tommy Purcell
  • Rick Puryear
  • Brad Quann
  • Kenny Quesenberry
  • Patricia H. Quillen
  • Ginger Quinn
  • Jim Quinn
  • Jennifer Racey
  • Dennis Rafferty
  • Homayoun Rahnavard-Tehrani
  • Thomas A. Rakowski
  • W.T. Ramey
  • Ginger Ramsey
  • Janice Ramsey
  • Tracey Randolph
  • Debra Randozzo
  • Benny Rankin
  • Rebecca Ranson
  • Murali Rao
  • Robert Rasmussen II
  • Beth Ray
  • Steve Ray
  • Merritt Reagan
  • William M. Reagan
  • Eddie R. Reamer
  • Frankie Redmond
  • C.E. "Slick" Reed
  • Karl Reedy
  • Barbara and Frankie Reese
  • Glen Reese
  • Robert Reid
  • Robin J. Reid
  • Rhudy Renfro
  • Thomas Rensch
  • Betty Respess
  • Mark D. Rew
  • Bill Rexrode
  • Beverly Reynolds
  • Joe L. Reynolds
  • Kenneth Reynolds
  • Mr. and Mrs. V.T. Reynolds
  • Robert Reynolds
  • Tommy Reynolds
  • Mark Riblett
  • Donna Rice
  • Ellen Rice
  • William M. Rice
  • Andrew J. Richardson
  • Erica Richardson
  • Jerry Richardson
  • Sandra Richardson
  • Tammy Richardson
  • W.E. Richardson
  • Walter Richardson
  • Wendell Richardson
  • Robert Riddell
  • Moses C. Riddick
  • Rideout
  • James Rideout
  • Joseph Rideout
  • Claud Riffe
  • Pat Riffey
  • Debbie Riggins
  • Sandra Riggins
  • Petrina Riley
  • Roger Riner
  • J.G. Ripley
  • Donnie Ritchie
  • Charles Rittenour
  • Kenny W. Roach
  • Kenneth Roark
  • David Roberts
  • Russell Roberts
  • Donna Robertson
  • Gary Robertson
  • George Robinson
  • James R. Robinson
  • Okema Robinson
  • Pete Robinson
  • Ronnie Robinson
  • Vickie Robinson
  • Nancy Robson
  • Wanda Robson
  • Kenneth Rogers
  • Sandon Rogers
  • William Rogers
  • George Rogerson
  • Richard A. Rohm Jr.
  • Gail B. Rollings
  • Robert Roop
  • Daniel S. Roosevelt
  • David Rose
  • Donald Rose
  • Donald W. Rose
  • Gary Rose
  • Rusty Rosen
  • Robert Rosser
  • George W. Rosson
  • Valerie Rourke
  • Cathy Rouse
  • Steve Rouse
  • Stephen A. Rowan
  • Karen Rowe
  • Larem Rowe
  • Craig Rowland
  • James Rowland
  • Earl Rowley
  • Robert Roy
  • Vivian Royal
  • James Rucker
  • M. Rudd
  • Lawrence J. Rulz
  • Ann Runion
  • David Rush
  • Richard M. Rush
  • Edward and Elaine Crump Rush (in memory of William "Bill" D. Crump Sr.)
  • Joe Rushing
  • Willie Ryan
  • Bob Ryder
  • Larry Ryder
  • James Ryles
  • Alex Sabo
  • Japheth E. Saecker
  • Stacy A. Sager
  • Morteza Salehi
  • David Salisbury
  • Paul Salyer
  • Diana Samsal
  • Chuck Samsel
  • Anthony Sanchez
  • Denis Sanders
  • Will Sanders
  • Alma Sandor
  • Sidney Sands Jr.
  • Aleeyne Sanford
  • Jane Santerre
  • Robbie Saufley
  • Aprin Saunders
  • Gregory L. Saunders
  • James F. Saunders
  • Karrie Saunders
  • Larry Saunders
  • Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Saunders
  • Tommy Saunders
  • Christopher Savage
  • Thomas Savage
  • Bennie Savedge Jr.
  • Daniel Saverline
  • Rose Sawyer
  • Pamela Sayers
  • Lisa and Jeffrey Saylor
  • Jeff Sayre
  • Kenneth A. Schaar
  • Catherine A. Scharlau
  • Stephen Scherr
  • Jerry Schiff
  • Michael Schmandt
  • Joe Scileppsi
  • Adolph C. Scott
  • Al Scott
  • Dennis Scott
  • Earl Scott
  • Junior H. Scott
  • Margie Scott
  • Michael Scott
  • Marvin Scott Sr.
  • James Seale
  • Joe Seaman
  • Tommy and Martha Seaman
  • D.J. Seamans
  • W.R. Seamans
  • Roy Seamster
  • Kelly Sears
  • Ronda L. Seaton
  • Debbie Secor
  • Andrew See
  • Cathy C. Seibel
  • Randy Selleck
  • Michael Sensabaugh
  • Karen Settle
  • Kenneth Seward
  • Riesa Seward
  • Lyndon Sewell
  • Olen B. Sexton
  • Scott A. Shahan
  • Haroon Shami
  • Cliff Shaw
  • Susan Shaw
  • William T. Shaw
  • Aaron Shearer
  • Judy Sheets
  • Phil Sheets
  • Wesley Sheets Jr.
  • Glenda Sheffer
  • Charles Sheffey
  • Keith A. Sheffield
  • William L. Sheffield
  • James Shelor
  • Everett M. Shelton
  • Henry C. Shelton
  • Kent Shelton
  • Patricia Shelton
  • Tracy Shelton
  • Jim Shenk
  • Robert M. Sheppe
  • Samuel Sherard
  • Gina Shickel
  • Ronald Shields
  • Mark Shifflett
  • Terry Shifflett
  • Matthew W. Shiley
  • Dean Shillingburg
  • Joy Shipley
  • Lowell Shornton
  • James Short
  • Teresa Short
  • John T. Short Jr.
  • Ronald Shover
  • Philip Shucet
  • Mary Shuey
  • R.C. Shuler
  • James Shull
  • Cathy Siebel
  • Ronnie Silcott
  • Don Silies
  • Graham Simmerman Jr.
  • Gary Simmons
  • Jean Simmons
  • Leonard Simmons
  • Sheldon Simmons
  • Sweetie Simmons
  • Mattie Simmons (in memory of Robert Fielding)
  • Clint Simpson
  • Sean Simpson
  • Keith A. Sims
  • Maria Sinner
  • Henry Sipe
  • K.T. Skinner
  • David Slagle
  • Lynwood Slaton
  • Edwina Slaughter
  • Eleanor F. Slaughter
  • Sally Slayton (in memory of Ronnie Thompson)
  • Lynwood Slipp
  • John E. Smiley II
  • B.S. Smith
  • Bill Smith
  • Carl R. Smith
  • Charles B. Smith
  • Charlotte Smith
  • Clarence Smith
  • D.R. Smith
  • David Smith
  • Diane Smith
  • Franklin Smith
  • James Smith
  • Janet Smith
  • Juanita Smith
  • Karen Smith
  • Ken Smith
  • Kenneth M. Smith
  • Larry Smith
  • Norie Smith
  • Normal S. Smith
  • Roger M. Smith
  • Roy Smith
  • Shawn Smith
  • Shelley Smith
  • Tim Smith
  • Travis Smith
  • William Smith
  • Ruth Smith (in memory of Robert Fielding)
  • R. Smith Jr.
  • Delma R. Snow
  • Charles Snyder
  • Dan Snyder
  • Carl Snyder Jr.
  • Judy Sofranko
  • M.A. Sophia Jr.
  • Lee Sorey
  • Connie Sorrell
  • Earl Sorrell
  • Lynda South
  • Jimmy Southard
  • R.S. Southworth
  • R.W. Southworth
  • Robert S. Souza
  • Joan Spangler
  • Norman K. Sparks
  • Luella Spellman (in memory of John S. "Chip" Tanner)
  • Danny Spence
  • Terri M. Spencer
  • W.K. Spencer
  • Alfred L. Spiers
  • Norfleet W. Spiers
  • Stanley Spitler
  • Wallace Spradlin
  • Roy Spraggins
  • Brent and Lynne Sprinkel
  • Michael Sprinkel
  • Don Sprouse
  • Marshall Sprouse
  • Ducinia Stacy
  • Joseph R. Stainback III
  • Larry V. Stallings
  • Eric Stamper
  • Harold L. Stanley
  • Robert N. Stanley
  • Steve Stanley
  • Shauna L. Stanley (in memory of her father, Alan Rotach)
  • Suzanne Stannard
  • Brian Staples
  • Patrick Stark
  • Zane Starnes
  • Joseph Staton
  • Wanda Staton
  • Donald W. Steadman
  • Palmer Stearns
  • Alice Stecker
  • Marc Stecker
  • David A. Steel
  • David A. Steele
  • Gloria Steele
  • Keith Steele
  • T.W. Steffey
  • Margaret L. Stephenson
  • Carl Stevens
  • Jerry Stevens
  • Rebecca S. Stevens
  • Ron Stevens
  • Betty Stewart
  • Robert N. Stewart
  • John S. Stewart III
  • Jerry Stigall
  • Noah Stillions
  • Douglas Stillwell
  • Terry Stockner
  • Gene Stokes
  • David Stone
  • Dr. Phillip C. and Mrs. Cherrill Stone
  • John Stoner
  • Richard Stoops
  • Dennis Stout
  • Jack Stout
  • Johnny R. Stout
  • Robert Stout
  • Doug Stover
  • Bill Stover, Jr.
  • L.E. Strange
  • Ricky Strange
  • Raymond Strathy
  • Bill Strawderman
  • Alan and Richard Street
  • Kevin Stringfellow
  • Eric Stringfield
  • James Strong
  • Linden Stroop Jr.
  • James Stukes
  • Charlie Stunkle
  • Day Sturgill
  • Kamal Suliman
  • Beverly Sullivan
  • John Sullivan
  • William and Ann Sullivan
  • Johnny Q. Summers
  • Elaine Surber
  • Mike Surratt
  • Charlie B. Sutphin
  • Ron Sutphin
  • Robert W. Sutton
  • Steve Sutton
  • Margaret Suyes
  • Keith Swann
  • Louise Sweat
  • Albert Sweeney
  • Barry Sweitzer
  • Emerold C. Swiney Jr.
  • David Swink
  • Tim Tackett
  • Shamsi Taghavi
  • Robert Tait
  • Richard Talbot
  • Sharon Talley
  • Heather M. Talmage
  • Kathy Talmage
  • Margaret A. Tanner
  • Jack Tate
  • Thomas Tate
  • Mary Tatum
  • Pam Tauer
  • A.L. Taylor
  • Delmas Taylor
  • Garret W. Taylor
  • Irene Taylor
  • Larry F. Taylor
  • Pat Taylor
  • Theresa Taylor
  • Wesley Taylor
  • Stephen Teese
  • Louise R. Temple (in memory of Robert R. Temple)
  • Ben Termini
  • Jay Terpenny
  • Christian J. Terry
  • Vicki S. Thacker
  • Charles Thomas
  • Kevin W. Thomas
  • Linwood Thomas
  • Ricky Thomas
  • Tammy Thomas
  • Toni Thomas
  • A.W. Thompson
  • Donna Thompson
  • Linda Thompson
  • Michelle Thompson
  • Park Thompson
  • Phyllis Thompson
  • Ronald L. Thompson
  • Paul and Allene Thorne
  • Janice E. Thornton
  • Matt Thornton
  • Olive R. Thrift
  • Shirley Thrift
  • Herman Thurston
  • David L. Tice
  • Sandy L. Tice
  • Lennie Tierney
  • Melissa Tiffany
  • Richard Tigney
  • Otis Tilly
  • Rodney Tingler
  • Tom Swanson and Mary Lynn Tischer
  • Pete Todd
  • Lonnie Tomlin
  • Larry Tomlinson
  • Kimberly Toney
  • Sam Topping
  • Dale Totten
  • Jeff Towery
  • Carlton Townsend
  • David Townsend
  • Mike Townsend
  • Fred Townsend Jr.
  • Frank E. Tracy
  • Dewey L. Trainum
  • Sean Trapani
  • Mildred Travis (in memory of Robert Fielding)
  • Joe Trizzino
  • Tom Trott
  • Bob Trower
  • Costa Tsikuris
  • Timmy B. Tuck
  • David Tucker
  • Tommy Tucker
  • Dorsey Tunstall Jr.
  • John R. Turman Jr.
  • Barbara Turner
  • Calvin A. Turner
  • Carlton Turner
  • John Turner
  • Richard C. Turner
  • Roberta Hudgins Turner
  • Marvin Tweedy
  • Sue Tyler
  • Eric Q. Underwood
  • Glenn A. Underwood
  • Melissa Underwood
  • Teresa Underwood
  • Amanda Vallejo
  • Stephen Van Cleef
  • Jerry R. VanLear
  • Calvin Wayne Varga
  • Charles Varner
  • L.O. Vaughan
  • W.T. Vaughan
  • Rebecca Veatch
  • Matt Venable
  • Carrington Veney
  • Ram Venkatanarajana
  • William Via Jr.
  • Brian Viar
  • John Viar
  • Stan Vincent
  • Vicky Virts
  • Eric Vogel
  • James Wade
  • Art Wagner
  • Beverly Wagner
  • Kenny Wakeman
  • Richard Wakeman
  • Ronnie Wakeman
  • Steve Waldron
  • Sandra B. Waldrop
  • Bill Walker
  • Bob Walker
  • Buck Walker
  • Earl Walker
  • Edward A. Walker
  • Keith Walker
  • Lindsay Walker
  • Carlton Vance Wallace
  • James Wallace
  • Jeff Wallace
  • Johnnie Wallen
  • Clifford C. Waller
  • Charles Waller II
  • Joseph E. Walta
  • Pat R. Walters II
  • Connie Walton
  • JoAnn Walton
  • Rick Walton
  • Jeff Wamsley
  • Joseph R. Wamsley
  • David B. Ward
  • Louise D. Ware
  • Gov. Mark Warner
  • D.H. Warren
  • Pete Warren
  • Uzell Washington Jr.
  • Brenda Waters
  • John Watson
  • Karen Watson
  • Robert J. Watson
  • Robert L. Watson
  • Hall Waymack
  • Vicky Weakley
  • Allen Weaver
  • Moyer E. Webb
  • Ellen Weber
  • Gary Weddle
  • Sue Wegner
  • Bernie Weigl
  • Jesse Weitzenfeld
  • Jennifer Welcher
  • Ronald Welcher
  • Debi Wells
  • Deborah Wells
  • John Wells
  • Randy Wells
  • Shirley Wells
  • Olivia Welsh
  • Richard Werner
  • Don West
  • Tom West
  • Valery Westmoreland
  • Dale Wetzel
  • Danny Wetzel
  • George Wetzel
  • Terry Wetzel
  • James Whalan
  • Donald L. Wheeler
  • Myra M. Wheeler
  • Greg Whirley
  • Carol Whitaker
  • Betty White
  • Carter White
  • Jimmy White
  • Kenneth White
  • Linwood White
  • Milton L. White
  • Tracy White
  • Valerie White
  • William White
  • Albert T. White (in memory of his father, Wilson Lee White Sr., a highway worker)
  • Carl Whited
  • Chuck Whited
  • Derek Whitehouse
  • John Whiteside
  • Carl E. Whitloch
  • Charles Whittington
  • John Wicks
  • Nancy Widgen
  • Emmett Wiggins
  • Durwood Wigglesworth
  • John K. Wilcher
  • Jeff Wilcox
  • Charles A. Wilderson
  • Tim Wiles
  • Irving E. Wilkins
  • Sandra Wilkins
  • Billy Wilkinson
  • Ken Wilkinson
  • Carla Williams
  • Charles Williams
  • Darrell Williams
  • Donald Williams
  • Fred Williams
  • Gary Williams
  • Jay Williams
  • John A. Williams
  • Judi Williams
  • L.T. Williams
  • Otis Williams
  • Robert G. Williams
  • Robert P. Williams
  • Virginia Williams
  • Warren Williams
  • Wayne Williams
  • Shelly Williams (in memory of her father, Roland H. Riley)
  • Brenda Williamson
  • Gary Williamson
  • Brenda R. Willis
  • Fay Willis
  • Tina Willis
  • Fred Wills
  • Jim Wills
  • Debbie Wilmouth
  • Albert Wilson
  • Camellia Wilson
  • Jeff Wilson
  • Murphy Tuomey Wilson
  • Nancy Wilson
  • Robert Wilson
  • Harold Wilt
  • Mark Wimbrough
  • Steve Wimer
  • William M. Wimmer
  • Guy Wine III
  • Charles Winfield
  • James "Shaker" Winfield
  • Roosevelt Winfield
  • Betty Winfree
  • Bill Winfrey
  • Nancy Winkler
  • Doug Winn
  • J.K. Winn
  • Marshall Winn
  • Bob Winstead
  • Christopher L. Winstead
  • Betty Wise
  • Carolyn Wise
  • Bob Withers
  • Bryan Witt
  • John D. Witt
  • Kendra Witt
  • Mark Wittkofski
  • Randy Wolf
  • B.J. Wolfe
  • Elaine H. Wolfe
  • John M. Wolfe
  • Stacy Wolters
  • Rosemary Womack
  • Thomas Wong
  • Sandra Wood
  • William Wood
  • Robert and Virginia Woodall
  • Terry Woodard
  • June Woodcock
  • Andrew J. (Bo) Woodson
  • Donald Woodson
  • Lewis Woodson
  • Kay F. Woodward
  • Woodrow W. Woodward Jr.
  • Scott W. Woody
  • Dave Woolley
  • James Worrell
  • Johnny Worrell
  • Tippy Worrell
  • Richard Worssam
  • David Wright
  • Forester Wright
  • Henry Wright
  • Kenneth M. Wright
  • Kevin B. Wright
  • Melinie Wright
  • William Wright
  • William D. Wright
  • David Wyatt
  • Thomas Wyatt
  • Ed Wymer
  • Brenda Xeroteres
  • Walter (Randy) Yager
  • Henry O. Yates
  • Kim Yeatman
  • Curtis Yeatts
  • Donna V. Yeatts
  • Henry Yeatts
  • Steve Yerta
  • Bill Young
  • Charles A. Young
  • George Young
  • Kim Young
  • Lauvonda Lynn Meade Young
  • Marjorie J. Young
  • Litz Andrew Young (in memory of his father, Carl Edward Young Jr.)
  • Rick Youngblood
  • Kathy Yowell
  • Wyn Yuhas
  • Wyse Wilson Yuhas
  • John R. Zammett
  • James Zeller
  • Paul Zembruski
  • Bob Zimmerman
  • Sophia Zukrowski
  • Claude Zullig

A musical tribute to VDOT's fallen workers

Written and performed by VDOT's own Kevin Scott Chisnell, “For Virginia” is a musical tribute those highway workers who lost their lives while performing their duties. 

Music and Lyrics: Kevin Scott Chisnell
Vocal, Harmonica: Kevin Scott Chisnell
Guitar: Crystal Armentrout
Guitar: Andy Easley
Recorded and Engineered: Tonemaster Studio, Staunton, VA
Engineers: Andy Easley, Natalie Ostrander
Special thanks to: Dennis Morrison, Cutter Chisnell. Brad Price, Chris Kress, Nancy Saddler, & Doc Vay.

Last updated: August 12, 2024

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