; View Photo Gallery » ;;;A total of 46 members of Catawba College Tower Society were honored Thursday, March 23 with a luncheon in the Hurley Room of the Cannon Student Center on campus. Established by Catawba in 1997, the Tower Society recognizes and honors the generosity of all alumni and friends...
;;;A total of 46 members of Catawba College Tower Society were honored Thursday, March 23 with a luncheon in the Hurley Room of the Cannon Student Center on campus. Established by Catawba in 1997, the Tower Society recognizes and honors the generosity of all alumni and friends who have made a planned giving agreement with the college or who have provided for Catawba in their estate plans.
There are 177 members of the Tower Society, according to Eric Nianouris, Catawba's director of major gifts and planned giving. Members' gifts include wills, gift annuities, life insurance, charitable remainder trusts and appreciated assets such as securities, real estate and pension plans.
College President Dr. Robert E. Knott lauded those assembled for their foresight in helping to ensure Catawba College's future. Entertainment was provided by senior Dennis Reed of Charlotte.
; View Photo Gallery » ;;;A total of 46 members of Catawba College Tower Society were honored Thursday, March 23 with a luncheon in the Hurley Room of the Cannon Student Center on campus. Established by Catawba in 1997, the Tower Society recognizes and honors the generosity of all alumni and friends...
;;;A total of 46 members of Catawba College Tower Society were honored Thursday, March 23 with a luncheon in the Hurley Room of the Cannon Student Center on campus. Established by Catawba in 1997, the Tower Society recognizes and honors the generosity of all alumni and friends who have made a planned giving agreement with the college or who have provided for Catawba in their estate plans.
There are 177 members of the Tower Society, according to Eric Nianouris, Catawba's director of major gifts and planned giving. Members' gifts include wills, gift annuities, life insurance, charitable remainder trusts and appreciated assets such as securities, real estate and pension plans.
College President Dr. Robert E. Knott lauded those assembled for their foresight in helping to ensure Catawba College's future. Entertainment was provided by senior Dennis Reed of Charlotte.
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