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Kirby Family Reunion
No full textKirby Family Reunion at River Road Park in 2001.
The two young men on the slide are Kenny Kirby (1976- ) and his brother Randy. The young woman in the center in the rose print dress is Cindy, Randy Kirby's wife. The older gentleman holding onto the railing is Joe Watson, Kenny and Randy Kirby's great-uncle
Rita Chaffin, Robin Meiers, Eric Ludwig, and Cay Davis
No full textPhotograph of the 1st Anniversary Remembrance of September 11, 2001 at Myrtle Grove Middle School with Rita Chaffin at podium, Robin Meiers, Eric Ludwig, and Cay Davis seated in the front row.
Rita Chaffin was the Language Arts teacher at Myrtle Grove Middle School before she retired. Robin Meiers was principal there until 2012, when she became the district supervisor of Certified Talent Management. Eric Ludwig and Cay Davis were both teachers at the school
City of Wilmington Historic District
No full textMap shows the layout of the Historic District of Wilmington, North Carolina. Gives street names of area of downtown Wilmington surrounding and including the Historic District and address numbers within the district. Shows boundary line of district and differentiates between “contributing” resources and “non-contributing” resources.Above title: “1999-2000.” Basic map key provided below title. “Scale 1”=275’.
Wrightsville Beach, N.C.
No full textThis divided back postcard features a postcard which captures an aerial view of Wrightsville Beach
Gene Motley
No full textGene Motley serving as guest speaker at the Sunny Point Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration, 597th U.S. Army Transportation Terminal Southport, NC.
Gene Motley was the Sports Director at WWAY-TV3 in Wilmington, NC. He worked at the station from 1974 to 2006. He then began writing for the Roanoke-Chowan News Herald, covering sports in the Roanoke-Chowan’s four-county area in Northeast NC
Eddie Wayne and group
No full textThe 3 Go T playing at the 2000 North Carolina Azalea Festival in front of the Alton Lennon Federal Building. From left to right: Eddie Wayne, John Toppings, Jon Trunz.
Edward Wayne Deaver (1953- ) plays guitar and is the lead singer for the group 3 Go Ts. John Toppings (1957- ) plays bass, and Jon Trunz (1950- ) also plays guitar
Janssen and Powell Families, Easter 2000
No full textOutside at home on Easter,April 2000. From left to right: Michael Janssen (1962- ), Jacob Janssen (1999- ), Walker Powell, Maggie Powell (1997- ), David Powell, Julia Janssen (1999- ).
Michael is the father of Julia and Jacob. David is the father of Walker and Maggie, and brother-in-law to Michael Janssen. All the children were born in Wilmington, NC
Tandy P. Carter
No full textTandy P. Carter, guest speaker at the Black History Month Commemorative program at the 597th Army Transportation Terminal in Southport, NC.
Tandy P. Carter (1954- ) was the Deputy Chief of Police in Wilmington from 1998 to 2003. He served in the U.S. Marine Corps from 1977 to 1998, retiring as a lieutenant colonel
David Jones
No full textDavid Jones, Mayor of Wilmington, at the 597th U. S. Army Transportation Terminal, Southport, NC (Possible Maritime Day celebration).
David L. Jones (1935-2021) is a small business owner and well-respected community leader. He was the Mayor of Wilmington from 1999 to 2001. Before that, he was the Secretary of Corrections for North Carolina from 1972 to 1977
Johanna Hickman High School Graduation
No full textPhotograph of Johanna Hickman in front of Trask Coliseum at the University of North Carolina Wilmington (UNCW) after graduation ceremonies for New Hanover High School. Left to right: Joe Hickman, Johanna Hickman, Margaret Hickman.
Dr. Joseph Hickman (1951- ) is the conductor of UNCW's choral ensembles, and is currently a Professor of Music at the school. Johanna M. Hickman (1981- ), was born in New Hanover County. She went on to the University of Chapel Hill after graduating from New Hanover High School, and received her B.A. She then got her J.D. from Georgetown University. Margaret Hickman (1951- ) is employed as a Media Coordinator in the New Hanover County school system