John W. Burress III

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  Funds raised in the drive, chaired by John W. Burress of John W. Burress Inc., will be used for a 30,000-square-foot Senior Services Center to be built on 10 acres at Deacon Boulevard and Shorefair Drive donated by R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.

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  *John W. Burress III, retired, J.W. Burress Inc.

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  Other officers appointed to serve in Committee leadership positions in the coming year are: Harold Martin, vice chair; John Burress, treasurer; and Greg Cox, secretary.

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  Chaired by her husband, Richard Malloy, a senior vice president at Wachovia Securities, with local philanthropist John Burress serving as honorary chair and Whitney Jones Inc. serving as campaign counsel, the campaign already has raised $1.1 million, including a $750,000 gift from an individual.

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  Other officers are Harold Martin, vice chair; John Burress, treasurer; and Greg Cox, secretary.

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  * Paul Wiles, president and CEO of Novant Health, appointed chairman of Winston-Salem Foundation Committee for 2008; other officers appointed: Harold Martin, vice chair; John Burress, treasurer; Greg Cox, secretary.

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  John W. Burress, III, was elected to The Winston-Salem Foundation Committee in 2003 by the Committee.He was President of J. W. Burress, Inc. until he retired in 1997.He serves on the boards of Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center; Summit School; Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust Executive Council; Hospice; and Senior Services, Inc.He has also served on numerous other boards.

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  J.W. Burress Inc. , based in Roanoke , Va , was formed by Jack Burress in 1934.Among its distinctions over the past 30 years , the company has become one of the largest Grove distributors , and one of the first and largest Hitachi distributors in the United States.Burress also distributes Daewoo , Gomaco , Gradall and others.The company was acquired by AMECO in 1997 , and operates nine locations in Maryland , Virginia and North Carolina.

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  Published on: 1/12/2003    Last Visited: 1/12/2003  

  Will B. Spence Jr. of Wachovia Bank, Sherry A. Kellett of BB&T Corp. and John W. Burress III, retired from J.W. Burress Inc., have been appointed to four-year terms as members of the committee.

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  J.W. Burress, III, J.W. Burress Inc., Roanoke, VA
  
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