Jennifer A. Arato is the chief credit officer with the Bank of South Carolina.
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Subira W. Smalls, CGC ’12
Subira W. Smalls was named director of career services at Morris College in Sumter.
Read MoreW. Melvin Brown, CGC ’99
Dr. W. Melvin Brown opened an MDVIP-affiliated internal medicine practice in Charleston.
Read MoreElizabeth M. White, CGC ’79
Elizabeth McCroskey White passed away on Tuesday, April 1, 2025, at the age of 84 in her room at the Presbyterian Community of Lexington, SC. She was born on February 13, 1941, to William Floyd McCroskey and Rosalis Kibbe McCroskey in Corpus Christi, Texas. She attended Randolph Macon Women’s College […]
Read MoreAnna H. Arant, CGC ’75
On Saturday, March 29th, 2025, Anna Henri Arant, age 76, peacefully passed away in Summerville, SC. She was born in Monroe, NC, in August 1948 to the late Bill and Helen Arant and was preceded in death by her brother, Dr. Billy S. Arant of Chattanooga, TN.Anna was an alumna […]
Read MoreGary L. Layton, CGC ’22
Gary Lee Layton, age 55, of Euharlee, GA passed away on March 26, 2025 in the comfort of his home after a brave fight against pancreatic cancer. Gary was Born on December 24, 1969, in Ft. Wayne, Indiana, to his parents: Daniel and Eileen Layton. He graduated from Antwerp High […]
Read MoreRonald T. Bastian, Jr., CGC ’18
Ronald Teddy Bastian Jr., of North Charleston, passed away on Saturday, March 8, 2025 at 55. A proud Army veteran and Citadel graduate, Ronald earned the respect of all who worked with and for him throughout his career with Comcast and Boeing. A man with an unwavering moral compass, he […]
Read MoreMary Louise Mullenix, CGC ’74
Mary Louise “Weezie” Mullenix, of Charleston, died on February 20, 2025, ending an adventurous, devoted and much appreciated life. She was 82 years old. Weezie is survived by her husband of 61 years, Col. (US Army, Ret.) Ron Mullenix; her younger brother, John Schuyler, III; her two sons, Philip and […]
Read MoreRonald E. Lawrence, CGC ’77
Ronald E. Lawrence was included in Marquis Who’s Who for his work with Summit View Health Management, Inc.
Read MoreNancy L. Harter, CGC ’78
Nancy L. Harter passed away on the morning of January 20th, 2025, after a four-year journey with rapid onset Alzheimer’s Disease. Born in 1951 to John and Virginia Harter in Hingham, MA. She grew up with her siblings and fondly remembered going on family summer car camper trips exploring the […]
Read MoreTimothy F. Touchberry, CGC ’75
Timothy Furman Touchberry, born September 1st, 1950, to Furman and Esther Touchberry, passed away surrounded by family and love on Thursday, February 6th, 2025. Tim was a graduate of Stall High School, the Baptist College, and received his master’s from The Citadel. Tim dedicated his professional life to education and […]
Read MoreCatherine G. Wood, CGC ’98
Catherine G. Wood is the inaugural vice dean for finance and administration at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and senior vice president at Johns Hopkins Medicine.
Read MoreBarrett J. Reese, CGC ’04
Barrett J. Reese, with Early College High School, was named Star Rookie Principal of the Year by the Charleston County School District.
Read MoreMegan H. Williams, CGC ’09
Megan H. Williams, with Springfield Elementary School, was named Elementary School Star Principal of the Year by the Charleston County School District.
Read MoreAndrew S. Brandt, CGC ’15
Andrew S. Brandt, with West Ashley High School, was named Star Rookie Principal of the Year by the Charleston County School District.
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