11 February Scaggs joins ICC Board of Trustees February 11, 2021 By Thomas, Donna S. General 0 William Nickles “Skip” Scaggs of Amory has been appointed to the Itawamba Community College Board of Trustees. Currently the executive director of the North Mississippi Industrial Development Association, Scaggs has been previously employed with the Monroe County Chamber of Commerce and the Mississippi Development Authority. His educational background includes Meridian Community College, Stetson University and Jackson State University. Scaggs’ civic and church activities include chair of the North Mississippi Medical Center Amory-Gilmore Board of Advisors, chair of the Mississippi District Export Council, member of the executive committee of the Episcopal Diocese of Mississippi, member of the board of directors of the Mississippi Auto Manufacturing Association and vestry member of St. John’s in Aberdeen. He and his wife, the former Brenda Thornhill, are the parents of Zachary, 16; and Carter, 13. Scaggs fills the unexpired term of long-time Board of Trustees member Thomas Griffith of Amory. Related Articles Jones joins ICC Board of Trustees Duane Edward Jones of Shannon has been appointed to the Itawamba Community College Board of Trustees. A retired teacher, Jones is a graduate of Mississippi Valley State University. His activities include church officer and member of Omega Psi Phi fraternity. He and his wife, Debbie, are the parents of Jonathan, Sidney, Duane and Shane. Jones fills the unexpired term of William Shack of Tupelo. ICC Board of Trustees elects officers for 2021 Steve Eaton of Houston has been elected chairman of the Itawamba Community College Board of Trustees for 2021. Other officers include Gill Simmons of Tupelo, first vice chairman; Marilyn Sumerford of Smithville, second vice chairman; Steve Coleman of Pontotoc, secretary; and Stacy Russell of Fulton, immediate past chairman. Also serving on ICC’s Board of Trustees are Amy Anderson, Dr. Jerome Smith, both of Okolona; Ollie Young of Houston; John Ellison of Woodland; Ronnie Gholston, Don Loden, both of Fulton; Mark Tigner of Mantachie; D. L. “Bud” Wiygul of Nettleton; Dan Lee Bishop of Baldwyn; Bonnie Webb, Danny Park, both of Belden; William Shack of Tupelo; Greg McKissick of Saltillo; Danny Gladney, Jeanette Atkins, Mac Allen Thomas, all of Aberdeen; William “Skip” Scaggs of Amory; Gerald Bell, Ted Foster and Danny Robbins, all of Pontotoc. Simmons elected chairman of ICC Board of Trustees for 2022; to serve with area residents Gill Simmons of Tupelo has been elected chairman of the Itawamba Community College Board of Trustees for 2022. Other officers include Marilyn Sumerford of Smithville, first vice chairman; Steve Coleman of Pontotoc, second vice chairman; Ronnie Gholston of Fulton, secretary; and Steve Eaton of Houston, immediate past chairman. Also serving on ICC’s Board of Trustees are Danny Gladney, Jeanette Atkins, Mac Allen Thomas, all of Aberdeen; William “Skip” Scaggs of Amory; Dan Lee Bishop of Baldwyn; Bonnie Webb, Danny Park, both of Belden; Don Loden, Stacy Russell, both of Fulton; Ollie Young of Houston; Mark Tigner of Mantachie; D. L. “Bud” Wiygul of Nettleton; Amy Anderson, Dr. Jerome Smith, both of Okolona; ; Gerald Bell, Ted Foster and Danny Robbins, all of Pontotoc; Greg McKissick of Saltillo; Duane Jones of Shannon; and John Ellison of Woodland. ICC's Board of Trustees elects officers for 2023 Marilyn Sumerford of Smithville has been elected chairman of the Itawamba Community College Board of Trustees for 2023. Other officers include Steve Coleman of Pontotoc, first vice chairman; Ronnie Gholston of Fulton, second vice chairman; Dr. Jerome Smith of Okolona, secretary; and Gill Simmons of Tupelo, immediate past chairman. Also serving on ICC’s Board of Trustees are Jeanette Atkins, Danny Gladney, Mac Allen Thomas, all of Aberdeen; Skip Scaggs of Amory; Dan Bishop of Baldwyn; Bonnie Webb of Belden; Greg McKissick of Blue Springs; Don Loden, Stacy Russell, both of Fulton; John Atkinson, Ollie Young, both of Houston; Mark Tigner of Mantachie; Bud Wiygul of Nettleton; Amy Anderson of Okolona; Gerald Bell, Ted Foster, Phyllis High, Danny Robbins, all of Pontotoc; Duane Jones of Shannon; Steve Eaton of Woodland. ICC Board of Trustees elects 2024 officers Steve Coleman of Pontotoc has been elected chairman of the Itawamba Community College Board of Trustees for 2024. Other officers include Don Loden of Fulton, first vice chairman; Dr. Jerome Smith of Okolona, second vice chairman; Greg McKissick of Blue Springs, secretary; and Marilyn Sumerford of Smithville, immediate past chairman. Also serving on ICC’s Board of Trustees are Jeanette Atkins, Danny Gladney, Mac Allen Thomas, all of Aberdeen; Skip Scaggs of Amory; Dan Bishop of Baldwyn; Bonnie Webb of Belden; Stacy Russell, Ronnie Gholston, both of Fulton; John Atkinson, Ollie Young, both of Houston; Mark Tigner of Mantachie; Bud Wiygul of Nettleton; Amy Anderson of Okolona; Gerald Bell, Ted Foster, Phyllis High, Danny Robbins, all of Pontotoc; Duane Jones, Steven Blaylock, both of Shannon; and Steve Eaton of Woodland. 2018 Board of Trustees officers Mac Allen Thomas of Aberdeen has been elected chairman of the Itawamba Community College Board of Trustees for 2018. Other officers include Danny Robbins of Pontotoc, first vice chairman; Carl Comer of Fulton, second vice chairman; Barry Dendy of Woodland, secretary; and William Shack of Tupelo, immediate past chairman. Also serving on ICC’s Board of Trustees are Alford Bell, Charles Carson, both of Houston; Amy Anderson, Dr. Jerome Smith, both of Okolona; Dr. Betsy Collums of Houlka; D.L. “Bud” Wiygul of Nettleton; Mark Tigner of Mantachie; Michael Nanney, Ronnie Gholston, Stacy Russell, all of Fulton; Dan Bishop of Baldwyn; Gill Simmons, Jimmy Weeks, Ted Gordon, all of Tupelo; Greg McKissick of Saltillo; Danny Gladney, Jeanette Atkins, both of Aberdeen; Marilyn Sumerford of Smithville; Scott Cantrell, Thomas Griffith, both of Amory; Brock Puckett of Pontotoc; Danny Park of Belden; Gerald Bell, James H. Turner, both of Pontotoc; and Mitchell Turner of Thaxton. Comments are closed.