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Contributed photo On Tuesday, Leadership Richmond participants made a visit to Big Pine Retreat for their Confidence Building session. Pictured: Carmen Villaronga, BB & T; Crystal Shepard, CommunityOne Bank; Ashley Huneycutt, FirstHealth Fitness Center; Chance Steen, Hamlet Fire and Rescue; Amery Griffin, Hamlet Police Dept.; Justin Pruitt, Hamlet Fire and Rescue; David Gallops, Rockingham Police Dept.; Julie Bryant, RC Partnership for Children; Deborah Griffin, Mega Force; Don Belcher, Sandhills Regional Medical Center; Kelly Gillis, Coldwell Bankers; Anne Hildreth, FirstHealth Richmond Memorial Hospital; Jake Lewis, Maness Tire; Suzette Lillard, Bayada Home Health; and Cheyenne Revels, Rockingham Police Dept. Not pictured: Cynthia Bradley, American Red Cross; Laura Grier, RC Cooperative Extention; Harry Andrews, FirstHealth Richmond Memorial Hospital; Dustin Johnson, Rockingham Police Dept.; and Amber Covington. If you would like more information on Leadership Richmond contact the Richmond County Chamber of Commerce at 895-9058 or Big Pine Retreat 582-4766 for Confidence Building Sessions.
Contributed photo On Tuesday, Leadership Richmond participants made a visit to Big Pine Retreat for their Confidence Building session. Pictured: Carmen Villaronga, BB & T; Crystal Shepard, CommunityOne Bank; Ashley Huneycutt, FirstHealth Fitness Center; Chance Steen, Hamlet Fire and Rescue; Amery Griffin, Hamlet Police Dept.; Justin Pruitt, Hamlet Fire and Rescue; David Gallops, Rockingham Police Dept.; Julie Bryant, RC Partnership for Children; Deborah Griffin, Mega Force; Don Belcher, Sandhills Regional Medical Center; Kelly Gillis, Coldwell Bankers; Anne Hildreth, FirstHealth Richmond Memorial Hospital; Jake Lewis, Maness Tire; Suzette Lillard, Bayada Home Health; and Cheyenne Revels, Rockingham Police Dept. Not pictured: Cynthia Bradley, American Red Cross; Laura Grier, RC Cooperative Extention; Harry Andrews, FirstHealth Richmond Memorial Hospital; Dustin Johnson, Rockingham Police Dept.; and Amber Covington. If you would like more information on Leadership Richmond contact the Richmond County Chamber of Commerce at 895-9058 or Big Pine Retreat 582-4766 for Confidence Building Sessions.
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On Tuesday, Leadership Richmond participants made a visit to Big Pine Retreat for their Confidence Building session. Pictured: Carmen Villaronga, BB & T; Crystal Shepard, CommunityOne Bank; Ashley Huneycutt, FirstHealth Fitness Center; Chance Steen, Hamlet Fire and Rescue; Amery Griffin, Hamlet Police Dept.; Justin Pruitt, Hamlet Fire and Rescue; David Gallops, Rockingham Police Dept.; Julie Bryant, RC Partnership for Children; Deborah Griffin, Mega Force; Don Belcher, Sandhills Regional Medical Center; Kelly Gillis, Coldwell Bankers; Anne Hildreth, FirstHealth Richmond Memorial Hospital; Jake Lewis, Maness Tire; Suzette Lillard, Bayada Home Health; and Cheyenne Revels, Rockingham Police Dept. Not pictured: Cynthia Bradley, American Red Cross; Laura Grier, RC Cooperative Extention; Harry Andrews, FirstHealth Richmond Memorial Hospital; Dustin Johnson, Rockingham Police Dept.; and Amber Covington. If you would like more information on Leadership Richmond contact the Richmond County Chamber of Commerce at 895-9058 or Big Pine Retreat 582-4766 for Confidence Building Sessions.

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