Ruby Deaton Harbison Pharr

…that culminated in weekend-long camping trips to identify the flowers of the region. In 1986 [she] received the first “Excellence in Teaching Award” from Western Piedmont Community College and [in…

Charles Ronald Dillon

…lucky dogs.” (1) PUBLICATIONS: (incomplete list) Dillon, C.R., 1986. Effectivess of the Triploid White Amur in Controlling Aquatic Vegetation in Four Upstate Reservoirs. Water Resources Research Institute, Clemson University. K.D….

Albion Reed Hodgdon

…on 32 acres in Dover, New Hampshire, when the boys were in their early youth. The first documentation of Albion’s interest in plant life is found in excerpts from a…

Rassie Everton Wicker

…book now in its third printing. All are available from the Moore County Historical Association.”(1) “He frequently took interested persons on long hikes to points of interest in the Sandhills,…

Land Acknowledgement

…in the mid-1980s. In this garden, we grow plants used for medicine, ceremonies, and everyday living by Native Americans in the southeast. In 2001, the Museum of the Cherokee Indian…

Douglas Dwight Sharp

…William I. Sharp, and Clarissa Belle (Sutton) Sharp Bloss and his brother, William I. Sharp, Jr. He is survived by his daughter, Brooke (Jeff) Frommeyer; former spouse, Joye Sharp; grandchildren,…

John Marshall Grant

…Island for four years, and finally to Marysville in 1927. As it is with almost all naturalists, Mr. Grant’s interest in botany and other branches of natural history was evident…

Arthur Oliver Tucker, III

…at Delaware State University. Other herbaria curating Tucker’s specimens include Rutgers University (CHRB) and University of Maryland (MARY). “On Monday, August 5, 2019, Arthur Oliver Tucker III, husband, father, and…