A letter from Joe Stewart to Emeline Romey written on October 25, 1943. Stewart shares that he received Romey's letter late and has missed her letters. He also shares details from a day of hunting, he sends his condolences about an ill baby, and asks…
A letter from Joe Stewart to Emeline Romey written on October 21, 1943. He wrote to share the details of his nights out with friends and sends his apologies regarding issues with a baby Romey visits often.
A letter from Joe Stewart to Emeline Romey written on October 14, 1943. He responded to an incident that occurred on a train ride and discusses his visit to his mother's home. In this letter he also shares an experience with an old friend named Al…
An article in The Charlotte Observer profiling UNC Charlotte's multiple-winning Model U.N. team, which Wael Abou-Chakra was a member of during his time as an undergraduate at the school.
President Volunteer Service Award Letters signed by President Barack Obama and addressed to Wael Abou-Chakra. The letters congratulate him on earning the bronze level of the Presidential Service Award, thank him for his dedicated volunteer service,…
A newspaper article published in Romania in 2008 about Wael Abou-Chakra's volunteer service helping nonprofits and private-sector businesses integrate into the European Union in Timisoara, Romania.
An article published in the Wall Street Journal profiling Wael Al-Chakra's position as leader for IBM's Corporate Service Corps, established in 2008 and dedicated to aiding local nonprofits.
Letter sent from the Maronite Patriarchate in Lebanon. This letter was sent by Alex Daye (Dayyeh) to the Patriarchate in response to their request for enumeration of Lebanese immigrants in various parts of the world.
Letter sent from the Maronite Patriarchate in Lebanon. This letter was sent by Alex Daye (Dayyeh) to the Patriarchate in response to their request for enumeration of Lebanese immigrants in various parts of the world.
A chart that includes information taken from a letter sent by Alex Daye (Dayyeh) to the Maronite Patriarchate in Lebanon. The original letter was sent in response to their request for enumeration of Lebanese immigrants in various parts of the world.
A photograph of James Ellis Monsour walking his daughter Carolyn down the aisle at her wedding to Nicholas Dorroll. A number of unidentified guests are also pictured.
A photograph of Carolyn Monsour and Nicholas Dorroll, standing at the alter on their wedding day. Also pictured are two unidentified members of their wedding party.
A clipping from NEXT! Magazine profiling the Hafli put on to raise funds for St. Michael the Archangel Maronite Church in Fayetteville, North Carolina.
An article from the Fayetteville Observer about the Hafli sponsored by the St. Michael the Archangel Maronite Catholic Church in Fayetteville, North Carolina. Carolyn Dorroll is pictured in the top photo on the right.
A portrait of Carolyn Dorroll (left) with three unidentified women posing in front of a spread of Lebanese food, published in The Fayetteville Observer.
A portrait of Ann Marie Murman with her husband and two sons before Christmas. She wears a black dress and a thin gold chain necklace. The note on the back states, "Merry Christmas Mom! Love Ann Marie, 2001." Dated 2001.
A portrait of Agnes Murman looking away from the camera and smiling. She wears a white collared shirt and black vest with a gold necklace. Dated August 16, 1997.
A portrait of Agnes Murman and Charles Murman smiling. Agnes Murman wears a pink sweater with a horse design on the front and a long necklace. Charles Murman stands next to her and wears a dark blue suit and a blue and pink patterned tie. Dated May…
A photograph of Charles Murman smiling and sitting on the patio with a drink in his hand. He wears a dark blue suit and striped red tie. Dated around 1990.
