In 1999, Luck was the recipient of the Randolph-Macon Algeron Sydney Sullivan Award. In addition to Luck's involvement with his alma mater, he also served as the former chairman and member of the board of trustees at Duncan Memorial United Methodist Church, which is located on the Randolph-Macon campus. In 1991, Luck earned the Distinguished Patron Award from Patrick Henry High School for his continued support of the school. Luck is currently the partner and co-owner of Luck Chevrolet, which is located in Ashland. In that role, he has helped Randolph-Macon with many of its vehicle purchases for the athletic department and the college in general.
Luck also remains an annual sponsor of the athletic department and other areas of the college.
Miller was inducted into the Hall last year. Sebeck-Love is remembered for helping to jumpstart the Yellow Jacket women's lacrosse program and leading it to prominence in the early years. Until just recently, she held all of the Randolph-Macon women's lacrosse scoring records. As a standout freshman in 1982, Sebeck-Love led her team to the Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women national tournament, and set three records that will stand forever because that was the last year for the tournament. She also had 15 career assists.