Recipients of the TWS Citation of Merit

The Thomas Wolfe Society awards Citations of Merit for exceptional creative or scholarly work on Wolfe.

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Recipients of the TWS Citation of Merit
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1980  Frank E. Eastes Jr., for his film Luke: A Tribute to Fred Wolfe.
1981  John O. Fulenwider Jr., for his creation of the Thomas Wolfe Collection, St. Mary’s College, Raleigh, North Carolina (posthumous).
1981  Myra Champion, for her creation of the Thomas Wolfe Collection, Pack Memorial Library, Asheville, North Carolina.
1981  C. Hugh Holman, for his Wolfe scholarship.
1983  Richard Walser, for his Wolfe scholarship.
1983  Paschal Reeves, for his Wolfe scholarship.
1984  Duane Schneider, for his efforts in forming the Thomas Wolfe Society.
1984  Andrea P. Brown, for her work in organizing seven annual Wolfe Fests at St. Mary’s College, Raleigh, North Carolina.
1985  John S. Phillipson, for his editorship of the Thomas Wolfe Review, his Wolfe scholarship, and his dedicated service to the Thomas Wolfe Society.
1986  Richard S. Kennedy, for his Wolfe scholarship.
1986  Paul Gitlin, for his devotion to protecting the rights of the Wolfe Estate and for his numerous acts of kindness to the Thomas Wolfe Society.
1988  Aldo P. Magi, for his unmatched service to Thomas Wolfe and for his Wolfe scholarship.
1990  John L. Idol Jr., for his dedicated service to the Thomas Wolfe Society and for his Wolfe scholarship.
1990  William B. Wisdom, for his creation of the William B. Wisdom Thomas Wolfe Collection, Houghton Library, Harvard University (posthumous).
1991  H. G. Jones, for his distinguished work as Curator of the North Carolina Collection at UNC-Chapel Hill and for his dedicated service to the Thomas Wolfe Society.
1992  Ted Mitchell, for his work in organizing the annual Thomas Wolfe Festival in Asheville, North Carolina.
1992 Morton I. Teicher, for his dedicated service to the Thomas Wolfe Society and for his Wolfe scholarship.
1996  James W. Clark Jr., for his dedicated service to the Thomas Wolfe Society and for his Wolfe scholarship.
1996  Frank C. Wilson, for his creation of an honors undergraduate course at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
1998  David Strange, for his many years of outstanding service to the Society and its members.
1999  Suzanne Stutman, for her dedicated service to the Society and to Wolfe studies.
1999  Alice R. Cotten, for her dedicated service to the Society and to Wolfe studies.
2001  Deborah A. Borland, for her dedicated service to the Society and to Wolfe studies.
2005  Carol Ingalls Johnston (posthumous), for her outstanding contributions to Thomas Wolfe scholarship.
2006  Louis D. Rubin Jr. in recognition of his Wolfe scholarship.
2008  Matthew J. Bruccoli, for his notable contributions to Wolfe studies and for his dedicated service to the Thomas Wolfe Society.
2008  Arlyn Bruccoli, for her important contributions to Wolfe studies and for her dedicated service to the Thomas Wolfe Society.
2008  R. Dietz Wolfe, M.D., for his constant advocacy of his uncle’s literary achievements and for his support of the Thomas Wolfe Society.
2012  Jan G. Hensley, for his many contributions to the Thomas Wolfe Society and to Wolfe studies.
2013  Anne R. Zahlan, for her distinguished editorship of the Thomas Wolfe Review, and her dedicated service to the Thomas Wolfe Society.
2015  Joseph M. Flora, for his Wolfe scholarship, conference planning, and dedicated leadership in furthering Wolfe’s legacy at the University of North Carolina and beyond.
2016  Robert G. Anthony, Jr., for his significant furthering of the literary legacy of Thomas Wolfe by facilitating research and publishing and through faithful stewardship of the Wolfe archives.
2016  Bob R. Powell, for his decades of stewardship as Thomas Wolfe Society Treasurer, and for his numerous other contributions.
2017  J. Todd Bailey, for his dedicated service to The Thomas Wolfe Society and his significant contributions to Wolfe studies.
2017  Leslie Field (posthumous), for his many contributions to the Thomas Wolfe Society and to Wolfe Studies.
2019  Lucy Conniff, for her many contributions to the Thomas Wolfe Society and to Wolfe studies.
2022  Janice McCullagh, for her distinguished scholarship and her extensive contributions to two Thomas Wolfe Society special publications.
2022  Joanne Marshall Mauldin, for her lifetime of distinguished service in all aspects of Thomas Wolfe studies and her service to the Thomas Wolfe Society