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Alumni Stories

A Tradition of Generosity The Neville Family

In 1918, Harvey A. Neville graduated from R-MC and began a family tradition of leadership and support that continues today.…

A two-story red brick building with black shutters, a small front porch, and a railed wheelchair ramp leading to the entrance. Trees and bushes surround the building.
Boyce Reid

Extraordinary Gratitude – Boyce Reid

Lambuth Clarke ‘44, RMC Vice President of Development, visited his high school to speak to students about Randolph-Macon College, particularly…

Boyce Reid
Jake Barger headshot

Alumni Stories

Jake Barger ’63 Number One Fan

It was 1959 when Jake Barger first set foot on campus, and he felt an immediate connection to R-MC. “It…

Jake Barger headshot
Karl Peace

Extraordinary Journey – Karl Peace

Karl Peace, described as a professor, author, entrepreneur, consultant, and even visionary, has led an incredible life which started with…

Karl Peace
Hank and Genevieve Chenault

An Extraordinary Commitment – Hank Chenault ’54

Hank Chenault ’54, who inherited his love of Randolph-Macon College from his father, Rev. Henry S. Chenault ’28, has been…

Hank and Genevieve Chenault
Anne McDougall

Extraordinary Involvement – Anne Derby McDougall ’79

When it was time to get serious about college, RMC was a natural choice. An unforeseen family situation necessitated Anne…

Anne McDougall
Jim and Kay Hunter

Extraordinary Devotion – Kay and Jim ’61 Hunter

Not only is Jim Hunter ’61 an alumnus, but Kay and Jim lived on the railroad tracks in Ashland early…

Jim and Kay Hunter