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Member Spotlights

The following individuals are just a few of the many outstanding members of Appalachian Voices who volunteer their time to protect the natural and cultural heritage of our Appalachian region.

Clint Dye

Honoring an advocate for justice and human rights Adapted from the obituary by Nancy DyeOn June 28,…

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Mike McKinney

Environmental Educator With an Impact By Hannah Gillespie Growing up in Orlando, Fla., during the construction of…

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Sister Beth Davies

Pictured: Sister Beth Davies (center) in 2014 with (l-r) her friend Jill Carson of the Appalachian African-American…

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Bruce Gould and Kate McClory

Advocates for a Better Appalachia By Hannah Gillespie Bruce Gould and Kate McClory are self-proclaimed “tree-huggers.” Although…

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Diana Withen

Teacher, Leader and Environmental Advocate By KaLeigh Underwood Diana Withen knew from an early age it was…

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Lucy and Rich Henighan

Lucy and Rich Henighan

Making a Difference in East Tennessee Rich and Lucy Henighan, members of Appalachian Voices since 1999, are…

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Judy Newton Scurry

Judy Newton Scurry

Steadfast Supporter and Nature Lover Judy Newton Scurry credits her father with first introducing her to nature…

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Susan Tyree and Kent Walton

Susan Tyree & Kent Walton

Nature’s Stewards By Molly Moore Susan Tyree and Kent Walton’s home is nestled in Franklin County, Va.,…

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Lynn Brammer

Embodying activism in Blacksburg, Va. By Elizabeth E. Payne “One of my favorite quotes,” says Lynn Brammer,…

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Teri Crawford Brown

Conservation Starts at Home By Otto Solberg Teri Crawford Brown was born and raised in Jewel Ridge,…

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