Paypal Fees                 $11.76

Office Expenses         $171.15

Tax Expense               $179.95

Total Expenses      $362.86

Mike Dalton, the Owner/President of Durable Products, Inc., Crossville, will replace Donnie Andrews on the CSW Foundation. Mike was born in Pontiac, Michigan. His company, Durable Products Inc., has been in business in Crossville for 25 years, providing their customers with custom-manufactured rubber and polyurethane products. A resident of Lake Tansi Village, Mike came to Crossville in 1965. Active in his community, he currently serves as the Financial Chairman for the Lake Tansi POA and is the former Chairman. He has been on the Board for Hilltoppers, Inc. for ten years. He has also served on the Chamber of Commerce board in the past.

Dr. Wood recently received a letter and a check from Mary Taylor Flynn of Coronado, CA.

Her letter in part, said: “Please accept the enclosed check in memory of Dr. David Campbell and in honor of his widow, Dorothy Moffatt Campbell. Dotti and I were roommates at St. Joseph Hospital School of Nursing in Memphis we graduated in the class of 1964. I first me David when he was an intern at the old John Gaston City Hospital in Memphis. I was witness to their romance and was Dotti’s matron of honor at their marriage. David was one of the finest physicians and surgeons that I have ever known and his patients do as well. He was a great man. My best wishes for the success and growth of your foundation,” she said.

Contributions to The CSW foundation continue to grow as individuals see the benefit of supporting the organization. CSW was founded by Dr. Robert Wood, Jr. to honor the memories of his father, the late Robert Wood Sr., and two of his colleagues: the late Dr. David Campbell, and the late Mr. Roy Stone.

The charitable foundation recently distributed $5,000 to local high schools as its first of two annual contributions. On Jan. 28, Dr. Wood presented nine checks for $500 at the Cumberland County Board of Education meeting as the second donation. Each of the county’s nine elementary schools will receive $500 each from that contribution.

“The SMHS Volleyball Team greatly benefited from the CSW donation,” said coach Jody Bunch. “We were able to buy equipment that we wouldn’t normally be able to afford. We were also able to travel to face bigger and better competition which will help better represent Cumberland County.”

“The fund was established to provide financial assistance to our teachers and students,” Dr. Wood said. “Talk to your friends and neighbors and ask them to get involved in this good work.” We are asking the citizens of Cumberland County to donate one hour of their take home pay every month by ACH or credit card using our website. Can’t we invest that much in our children?” Said Dr. Wood.