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Circles Newsletter

UNCP's Advancement Office proudly announces the release of Circles, a bi-annual Heritage Society newsletter whose
name is meant to evoke the symbolism of the circle of life. UNCP's Heritage Society recognizes donors who have
included the University in their will or estate plan.

Circles focuses on the many ways you can benefit the people and causes you love through charitable giving. It also
introduces planning strategies that fit your financial goals at any stage of life. The first issue includes a Heritage Mem-
bers Spotlight on Faye Nye Ostrom of Cary, N.C., in addition to information about:

· IRAs
· Ensuring Your Estate Plan is Up-to-Date
· Supporting Your Favorite Cause When Money Is Tight

Teresa Oxendine, Assistant Vice Chancellor for Advancement, will assist you with questions regarding Circles,
Pembroke Heritage Society or Planned Giving. Call the Advancement Office at 910-521-6252 or visit the planned
giving Web site at www.uncp.edu/plannedgiving.

This year, the team broke into the national rankings

at number 25 on October 4.

Two hours later, the team was ranked 4th in the

NCAA Division II Super Regional.

On October 3, the Braves won their third straight

homecoming contest in front of a record 4,830

fans. (Tailgating set some unofficial records too.)

For the first time, the Braves defeated Wingate, 24-

13 in front of a sold-out crowd.

Junior defensive back Caylon Hann was named a

pre-season all-American.

And, the Braves won their first overtime game

against FSU.

Coach Pete Shinnick with the Two Rivers Cup.

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