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Lynn Masten-Forbes, left, and Sallie Jenkins admire artwork of former ECU Chancellor Leo Jenkins in Joyner Library on Tuesday, April 17, 2012.
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Lynn Masten-Forbes, left, and Sallie Jenkins admire artwork of former ECU Chancellor Leo Jenkins in Joyner Library on Tuesday, April 17, 2012.

Jenkins' art illustrates devotion

By Jackie Drake

The Daily Reflector

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Sometimes history is written in ink, sometimes in paint.

The name Leo W. Jenkins is a well-known one at East Carolina University. The former chancellor is most remembered for expanding the university, a legacy engraved on the Leo W. Jenkins Cancer Center and the Jenkins Fine Arts Center.


But he also left his name on a collection of personal paintings illustrating his love for eastern North Carolina.

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Bless your heart
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