The South Carolina Housing Hall of Fame honors individuals who have made a lasting contribution to the housing industry through their work in building and development, public service and housing related areas such as education, architecture and planning. Established in 1995, the South Carolina Housing Hall of Fame has inducted 63 outstanding individuals from all over the state.
Candidates must come from one of the two following categories: Builder/Developer or Housing Related. A Builder/Developer is an owner or major principal of a residential building company or land development company. A Housing Related individual is involved in housing issues within fields such as finance, land planning, architecture, research, education, materials, supplies, association management, elected office or public service or may be a historical candidate that made an impact on the housing industry.
SC Housing Hall of Fame Members
1995
Franklin Hugh Atkins
Thomas N. Bagnal
William L. Boozer
Charles E. Fraser
Marion M. Gandy
Edgar W. Teasley
John C. West
1996
James Sanders Guignard
Michael J. Mungo
Larry W. Paul
A. B. “Buck” Roberts
William E. Sellers
1997
Robert L. Belk
Levis L. Gilstrap
Ralph S. Hendricks
Robert Mills
J. Allen Shumaker
John T. Watkins
1998
M. Ralph Bagnal, Jr.
George H. Bailey
Ira A. “Lex” Giles, Jr.
Lester Gross
Dorothy LaFitte
1999
James L. “Andy” Anderson
George Jacob Bishop, III
J. C. Long
The Honorable Glenn F. McConnell
James M. “Mike” McMichael
John M. Sadler
2000
John C. Cothran
Joseph B. Fraser
The Honorable Hugh K. Leatherman, Sr.
Michael Stewart Mungo
2001
Alpha “Ted” Bailey
Charles McAlister
Earl E. McLeod
Frank McMillan Nutt
M. Graham Proffitt, III |
2002
Richard A. Ashmore
Ernie Magaro
Kenneth E. Ormand, Jr.
Lincoln L. Privette, Sr.
Lt. Col. Maurice Williams
2003
Warren Carpenter
Waldo Leslie
William J. Tangye
2004
Frank Clark
Joseph Harden
Dan Rawls
Len Reed
2005
Larry Gibson
Steven Mungo
2006
The Honorable Chauncey “Greg” Gregory
Manning Lynch
2007
Howard Cox
Gale Crawford
D. Aubrey Richardson
Richard Sendler
2008
Keith R. Smith
Georgia L. Toney
2009
William “Harry” Dill
Hal Von Nessen, MIRM
Congressman Addison Graves “Joe” Wilson
2010
Rep. William E. “Bill” Sandifer
John S. Templeton
2011
John W. Uldrick
C. Dan Joyner
Marc Ellis |
2013
Frank Norris
Andy White
2014
Hank Chardos
W.B. “Bill” Cox, Sr.
F. William “Bill” Hargrove |
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