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Fall/Winter 2017-18 Greetings from the Foundation: Each September, there is a palpable sense of excitement and anticipation for the new academic year. New students are finding their way around campus and settling in to the next chapter of their lives; returning students are walking the halls with heads held high with the promise of another year of achievement; and our faculty begin their year with the extraordinary responsibility of guiding the students towards academic success and eventually,
success in their chosen paths and careers. The County College of Morris Foundation is fortunate to witness all that the new school year brings on campus and we remain steadfast in our purpose to raise funds that will allow the college to maintain the highest quality of academic excellence for our students. And in this light, we have begun laying the groundwork for the College’s 50th Anniversary in 2018. As we reflect on the past 50 years and prepare for what’s ahead, we focus on a commitment to strengthen and enrich our com-
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munities through partnerships, economic growth and to pioneer innovative approaches to learning for our students. In this issue of our newsletter you will meet two of those students, both scholarship recipients who are able to attend CCM because of your confidence in the past and the future of the college. We extend our gratitude to all who have remained committed to the work of the Foundation and provided the College with significant philanthropic investments over this past year. We also offer our very best to Joseph Vitale, immediate past president of the Foundation.
As Vitale leaves the Foundation and pursues new opportunities, we thank him for his years of service and wish him well as he begins his new journey in life. The 2017-18 school year is filled with promise. We look forward to experiencing with you all that CCM has to offer our students, our faculty, our families and our community. For all you have done and continue to do, thank you!
Katie Olsen Director, CCM Foundation
Donors
Gil and Claire Zweig Their Engineering Scholarship Serves as an Entry to the Workplace Gil and Claire Zweig, owners of Glenbrook Technologies in Randolph, began their relationship with CCM more than 30 years ago when their then-fledging company needed some helping hands.
Gil was so impressed with CCM students and administrators he also joined the CCM Foundation board in 2005. From 2008 to 2012 he served as its chairman and continues to serve on the board. “I greatly believe in the mission of community colleges. It is through communi“We founded Glenbrook Technologies in 1983, ty colleges that we can raise individuals. If we internship will add entrepreneurship, business and in the early days, we were hiring co-op have income disparity in this country, it will be sense and vocation skills,” he says. students from CCM—and we found them rethrough the efforts of community colleges that sourceful, persistent and innovative,” Gil says. Gil adds that scholarships serve as an affirmawe will address that,” he says. tion. “When a young adult receives a scholarHis wife, Claire, agrees. “Our first co-op student The scholarship includes a one-month intern- ship, it is a statement that ‘you are a valuable is still with us today as our service manager,” ship with his company. “I like to tell our en- human being’ and that is so crucial for students she says. “Many co-ops stayed with us and have gineering interns that your studies will provide struggling with young adulthood. If their famikey positions in our company. In 2005, we startyou with a toolbox of academic skills to solve ly has financial hardships, it’s very important to ed the Glenbrook Technologies Scholarship, an problems and create what never was, but your give them that message.” engineering scholarship.”
Meet Our
Students
Andrea Doucette ’18, Computer Science Andrea Doucette of Succasunna is on a mission to earn her associate and bachelor’s degrees in computer science so she can help close some gaps.
“Technology is just growing and growing. It’s already outsmarting the human brain,” says Doucette. “That makes it especially important that people are aware of how to use technology and how it opWhile females still remain undererates. Upcoming generation need represented in the fields of science, to have the correct mindset about technology, engineering and math doing things right.” (STEM), she is studying computer science – not just to close that gap The winner of the NDIA (National – but to also assist with addressing Defense Industrial Association)/ the digital divide. Dean Gallo Scholarship, Doucette has been able to develop some Her hope is to tackle the inequalsignificant skills and experience – ities between people who have both in and out of the classroom. access to and understand information technology and those who She took part in a HackHERS comdon’t, along with the other threats petition at Rutgers, where she and associated with today’s digital age. a team of students from Rutgers, Seton Hall and Penn State captured
an award for the best use of Capitol One’s application program interface to build an investment platform. She founded the Computer Science Club at CCM to provide those with an interest in coding an opportunity to meet and work together. She has competed with the college’s Cyber Centurions team in cyber defense competitions. And as a member of the college’s Cyber Security Club, she helped put together a video on how people, businesses and governments can help to protect themselves against cyber-attacks. That video can be found at www.youtube.com/ watch?v=lG0gUPTbNkg.
lence in Cyber Defense Education, Doucette notes that earning a CCM associate degree also comes with some significant prestige.
“There are so many different areas you can get into with a computer With CCM’s designation as a Na- science degree,” she says. “The optional Center for Academic Excel- portunities are endless right now.”
JCP&L Supports Science Education for Women: Jersey Central Power and Light presented the CCM Foundation $2,500 for the annual Women Who Dare conference. Now in its 23rd year, the event brings together more than 200 female high school students from Bergen, Essex, Morris, Passaic, Sussex and Warren counties to spend a day at the college, hear lectures by CCM female faculty, tour our science facilities (including the new biology and nursing labs) and learn about career opportunities for women in science. The event is part of the college’s ongoing efforts to promote STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) education for women. This year’s keynote speaker (pictured center) was Dr. Cathryn Clary, chief medical officer of Novartis and a member of the CCM Foundation board.
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The Gene Haas Foundation Supports Student Scholarships at CCM The Gene Haas Foundation has awarded a $10,000 grant for the 2017-18 academic year to support scholarships and National Institute for Metalworking Skills (NIMS) credentialing for County College of Morris (CCM) students enrolled in machine-based training and/or an engineering program.
BestColleges.com has rated CCM as a top community college in New Jersey in its 2017 “Top Ranked Colleges.“
study in materials science and prototyping. The third and fourth scholarship recipients, Vivian Rosenberg, of Lake Hiawatha, and Janeen Ridings, of Budd Lake, both spent a significant amount of time in CCM’s prototyping lab this past year.
Since 2015, the Haas Foundation has provided grants totaling $40,000 to CCM. The grants have funded scholarships for four female students in the Mechanical Engineer Technology Program at the college.
Rosenberg was an active member of the Women in STEM Club at CCM and led a project building prosthetic hands to donate to children in need. Two prosthetic hands were donated recently to a hospital in Brazil to recipients in a rural area.
The first scholarship recipient, Luisa Palacio-Zapata, of Mine Hill, was born in Columbia and came to the US as a child, inspired by her aunt to become an engineer. Kathryn DiPietro, of Sussex, the second scholarship recipient, majors in both Mechanical Engineering Technology and Engineering Science and hopes to use engineering to improve the lives of others. She has been an active member in the CCM engineering labs, conducting an independent
Ridings graduated this past spring with an Applied Associate of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering Technology. She worked as a student aide in the materials testing and prototyping labs and played a significant role in setting up tooling and fixtures for parts in the NASA HUNCH program, which allows high school students to work on projects for the International Space Station.
Why I Give to CCM Name: Trish Colucci, RN-BC, CCM ’85 Profession: Certified Geriatric Care Manager Aging Life Care Professional Peace Aging Care Experts, LLC
What do you like most about your career? I love being a geriatric care manager because it blends two passions of mine – the science of nursing and the rewards of caregiving. As a business owner, mentoring and developing the nurses and social workers on our staff is both professionally challenging and rewarding. What do you value most about your CCM experience? The education, experience, support, and encouragement I received in the Nursing program. What is your favorite CCM Memory? After nursing students have graduated, the CCM nursing program holds a “Pinning Ceremony.” Unique to the nursing program, this tradition is an intimate ceremony during which the newly minted nurses are presented with a CCM Nursing Pin as a symbol of their commitment to becoming Registered Nurses. Students invite their loved ones to attend this event to show their support. It was an emotional and special not only for me but for my parents, as well.
Investors Supports Arts Education: Investors Bank, sponsors $5,000 to CCM’s annual Teen Arts Day. Now in its 32 year, the event promotes and develops the talents of middle- and high-school student artists in dance, theater, film, instrumental and vocal music, creative writing and the visual arts. This year, more than 1,000 students performed, exhibited or participated in workshops designed to promote individual talent. Over 50 professional artists from both the CCM faculty and the New York-New Jersey metropolitan area provided critical reviews of the students’ works and conducted workshops for the attendees.
Why do you give to CCM? I admire the CCM Nursing program and I appreciate all it did for me and for my career. I established the Peace Aging Care Experts, LLC Small Business Scholarship to ease other nursing students’ paths by providing financial assistance. I hope the recipients of the Peace Aging Care Experts, LLC scholarship know that along with the financial assistance, I am also offering my encouragement and support!
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Meet Our
Students
Board of Chosen Freeholders as of January 2017 Douglas R. Cabana, Freeholder Director John Cesaro, Deputy Director
Jeremy Friedland ’19, Nursing
Kathy DeFillippo Hank Lyon
says Friedland, who was the recipient of the George and Helen M. Bauer Nursing Scholarship. At age 29, he graduated from the CNA certificate program and soon after began his career on the orthopedic floor at Morristown Medical Center. In January, he enrolled in the Nursing Program at CCM.
may be an unusual one, yet studies show that more people are earning associate degrees to transition to a new career. In fact, the American Association of Community Colleges estimates that one out of every 14 people who attend a community college has already earned a bachelor’s degree.
“Many of the nurses I work with went to CCM, says Friedland. “They said the program was exWhen Jeremy Friedland, of Partremely difficult but they felt presippany, contemplated changing pared to work as a nurse.” his career as a professional musician to health care, he eased into “I really do love the work on the the field by first earning a Certi- orthopedic floor,” he says. “Peofied Nursing Assistant (CNA) cer- ple come in with problems, they tificate at CCM. get fixed, go home and get better.
“One time, an older woman with a broken shoulder wanted to take a walk around the hall,” he recalls. “Sometimes, it’s hard to find the time, but I helped her dress and walked her up and down the hall. That made a big difference in her day. She was happy to move and feel normal again. That’s when I thought, ‘I could get used to this – coming to work and brightening up other people’s days!’”
“I wanted to get my feet wet first to make sure I liked the field,”
It’s a very positive environment.” Friedland’s route to health care
Thomas J. Mastrangelo Christine Myers Deborah Smith
Board of Trustees as of August 2017 Paul R. Licitra, Chair Thomas A. Pepe, Vice Chair * Jeffrey M. Advokat, Esq., Treasurer Dr. Barbara L. Hadzima, Secretary * Laurie Bogaard, Esq. Jack N. Frost, Jr. Esq. Francis P. Giarratano Roger A. Jinks Dr. Joseph S. Weisberg * Jennie Abat, Alumni Trustee Sandra Geiger, Trustee Emerita W. Thomas Margetts, Trustee Emeritus All trustees also serve concurrently as members of the CCM Foundation. Members noted with an * serve on the Foundation Board of Directors.
College Administration as of August 2017 Dr. Anthony J. Iacono, President Dr. Dwight L. Smith, Vice President of Academic Affairs
Annual Fund Review 2016-17 • Total Contributions and Revenue
Thomas Burk, Vice President of Human Resources and Labor Relations
700,000
400,000
Scholarships $194,096
$647,548
County College of Morris Foundation Katie A. Olsen, Director of Development Board of Directors William McElroy ‘83, Chair
$523,984
Eileen Paragano ’91, Vice Chair
$486,386
600,000
500,000
Programs $51,424
Rob Stirton, Vice President of Institutional Effectiveness and CIO
Patrick Enright, Associate Vice President for Workforce Development and Dean for the School of Professional Studies and Applied Sciences
$594,920
• Your Gifts at Work
Dr. Bette M. Simmons, Vice President of Student Development and Enrollment Management
$684,967
Thanks to the generous support of hundreds of donors, and the dedicated work of the CCM Foundation staff, the Board of Directors and the Trustees of the college, the foundation enjoyed another very successful year in 2016-17, with nearly $685,000 raised in gifts and pledges. The strong commitment of CCM alumni and the community at large allows the college to continue to provide an outstanding educational experience for students.
Karen VanDerhoof, Vice President of Business
Robert S. Zajac, Treasurer John Beyel, Esq., Secretary Thomas Pepe, Assistant Secretary Professor Joseph Bilotti ‘88, Faculty Representative Dr. Cathryn M. Clary Jack M. Farris, Esq. Carol Fitzpatrick ‘86
300,000
Sandra Geiger Thomas Hayes
50th Anniversary $269,259
Allan Iskra, Esq. 200,000
Unrestricted General $170,187
Edward Nelson ‘72 Everton Scott Eric Seguin Gil Zweig
100,000
Foundation Staff 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013
Barbara Capsouras ‘82, Director of Alumni Relations Colleen McArdle ‘87, Director of Special Events Trish McGrath ‘05, Executive Administrative Assistant Pamela Williams, Administrative Assistant
Honor Roll of Donors TRUSTEE/FOUNDATION BOARD Chairman's Club William and Lisa McElroy A Eileen Paragano A President's Club Dr. Cathryn Clary and Dr. Edward Schweizer Carol Fitzpatrick A Founder's Club Joseph and Joan Bilotti A I Allan Iskra, Esq. Eric and Molly Seguin Gil and Claire Zweig Trustee's Club Thomas and Donna Pepe Benefactor's Club Jack and Patrice Farris, Esq. Titan's Club Paul Licitra Edward and Maureen Nelson A Dr. Joseph and Victoria Ricca, Jr. Dr. Joseph and Gloria Weisberg Patron's Club Frank and Cira Giarratano Donor's Club John and Kathleen Beyel, Esq. Jack and Christine Frost, Esq. Robert Zajac
ALUMNI Chairman's Club Estate of Antoinette Rinehart President's Club Estate of Christine Rentzell Founder's Club Anonymous Trish Colucci Trustee's Club Dr. Vivek Agnihotri I Dennis and Jennifer Bostedo Gene and Wendy Fitzpatrick Royal and Renate Garms Xavier and Carol Gonzalez I LeeAnn and H. James Holcomb Douglas and Lori Jones Patricia McGrath I Benefactor's Club Alumni Activities Anonymous Elenora Benz Daren Cortese Linda and John Gianni Thomas Gillon I Karl Marek Timothy and Martina McElroy Jean Snopkowski Titan's Club Anonymous David Bernauer Concetta Cantelmo I Virginia DeLalla David and Marjorie Dunn Paul and Toni Goudreau Dr. Maria Isaza I Adam Janoff Christine and Shawn McDonough Louise Merclean Bonnie and William Murphy I Eric and Kathrine Pedersen I Richard Portine Paula and Orlando Raimondo Eileen and Edward Russick
Joyce and Michael Schlosser Daniel and Carolyn Sefcik Patron's Club Anonymous Glenn Beekman Janet Bilhuber Susan Buchanan Lewis and Ellen Candura Phyllis Casey Phyllis and Richard Chanda James Chegwidden Geraldine Clifford Vera and John Crouthamel Vicki Cushing-Breeden Richard and Jeanette DeNunzio Cheryl Ehrgott John Fichter I Joan Finelli Jennifer and Richard Fischer William and Susan Hubner Dr. Jason Hudzik I John Hurd I Johanna Idelberger Kristen Joyce-Flanagan John and Courtney Kehmna Francis and Deborah Kelly Ruth Lerner Miriam Mason Andrea and Rich Mazzocchi Doris McClung Wallace Mcleod Donald McNamara Kevin and Roseanne McPartland Mary and Milton Miyashiro Linda Moore Michael Mulligan Eugene and Mary Nicotra Rosemarie and Frederick Novelli-Salyer Stephen and Vicki O'Connor Joseph and Cynthia Ortu Michelle and Richard Polk Gregory Porcino Steven Preziosi Amie Quivey Margaret Rogers William San Filippo Josephine Sanchez Robert Simon Bernadette Smith Damian Spilman James Stewart Pamela Sutton William and Ann Testa Robert and Linda Tweedus Herbert and Lorraine Uhlig Anthony and Valarie Vanchieri Josephine and George Washburn Brian and Melissa Weis Marybeth Wenrich I Anthony Yermal I Hildy and Walter Zampella Donor's Club Steven Ackerman I Janet and John Akeson I Ralph Albano Shaun Ananko Anonymous James Baccaro Jeannette Battaglin Frances and Alan Becker John Bentlyewski Theresa Berkheimer Jason Bonafede Barry and Jennifer Bukosky Barbara Capsouras I Mary Rose Carpenter Wing Chan
Anya Clasen Debra and Thomas Coffman Wheelan Matthew Conk Mary Cooley Allison and Daniel Currier Nicholas Deluna Thomas and Doreen DeMarco I Jennie DeNaro Saum I Jeanne and Theodore Denman Pascal and Vincenzina DePalma Ellen and Bruce Dietlein Maureen Dinicolantonio Darlene and Scott Dougherty John and Judith Durish Jacqueline Edwards Douglas Erwine Donna Faranetta Brian Farley Patricia Fell Jennifer and Peter Flood David Fredrickson Mary Halloran Arthur and Adrienne Hamm Sakae and Kevin Handerson Linda Hardy Richard Hart Mark and Elizabeth Hopkins Deborah Hughes Janet Hunter Beth Jarett Andrea Jennings I Jane Johnson Robert and Linda Kanapaux Joanne and John Kearns I Harriet and Les Kelem John and Ann Kirkowski Josephine and Karl Knoedler Susan Kunz I Brendan and Nettie La Belle-Hamer Geraldine LaBruna I Patrick and Susan Lanza Stephen LaSalle Daniel Laverty Arlene Leonhardt Carol and Robert Lincoln Nicholas Lionetti Susan and Timothy Lizura Katherine Lotito Richard Loveless Jane and Stephen Magaziner Susan Maier Roseann Maione I John Makosky Colleen McArdle I Ruth Mcgraw Linda McMahon Terry Meloskie Marlene and Hermann Memmer Ursula and John Michalowicz Audie Millette Walter Mott Charles Munk I Frank and Susan Murphy Thanh Nguyen Robert and Freda Niebergall Marilyn and Arthur Nusbaum Jerry and Laura Olivo Marcia and Philip Ousley Lillian and Robert Padavano John and Karen Pela Frank Pesoli Deborah and Carl Pippin David and Jennifer Pisani Raphael Plaszczymaka Erin Portine Susanne Prewitt Vivian and Bruce Rambusek
July 1, 2016 – June 30, 2017
Stephen Rega Joan and John Rielly Rolando Rios Dolores and Victor Rincon Diana Rochford Elizabeth and Ward Ruoff Mark and Denise Sabeh Laura Sackett Mary Salisbury Paul Schmolke Frederick Schulze Anthony Shaw Carol and Fred Shay Marlene Shepard-Natoli Deborah and Joel Sietz Daniel Simon Cheryl Smarth I Jeannette Smith Jane Smith Timothy Smith Dr. Maureen Stivala I Landon and Jessica Swaim Helen and Richard Swanson Anthony Tedesco Gayle Tunstead Ryan Van Orden Joseph Vodola Fred and Kathleen Vogel Margaret and Arthur Walsh Elizabeth and James Walsh Roger Williamson John Willix Betty Wise Yilin Xiao Ronald Yeasky Helen and Robert Young Joseph and Josephine Zaleski
Dr. Jane Rufino Anne Marie and Gerard Shanley R Jill and Julian Wells Lawrence Younghouse
INTERNAL
Donor's Club Kim Andriani Anonymous Matthew Ayres Nancy and Charles Bareijsza Denise Bell Deborah Bell Dr. Frederick Beyer R Laura Bowens Joan Brueche Loretta Clayton Todd Collins Diane and Woody Davis Todd Doney Elaine Doyle R Colleen Drum Brian Eberly Kathryn and Rand Edwards George Faro Christopher Fenwick Ana Figueroa Dorothy Foote Laura Gabrielsen Gina Garcia Theresa Gehring Georgeann Golias Di Giovanni Dr. James Gwynne R Maureen Haggerty Tina Higgins Liz Hoban Dr. Calvin Hoy Joanne Hugues Thomas Iaconetti Michelle Iannicelli Cynthia Johnson David Jones R Dr. Stephen Kaifa Raymond Kalas Dr. Kevin Keefe R
President's Club Thomas and Marilyn Burk Katie and Bryan Olsen Dr. Bette Simmons Karen VanDerhoof Joseph Vitale Founder's Club Donna Kahn R Trustee's Club Dr. Kevin Chen Roger Flahive and Eileen Mallor Louise and Sam Olshan R Dr. Judith Raulf R Dr. Dwight Smith Benefactor's Club James Baccaro George and Elsie Dragonetti R Dr. Bruce and Lisa Dutra Venancio and Ellen Fuentes Dr. Louise Mayo Dr. Michael Paul Dr. Craig Pilant Ann Verschuuren Denise Vill'Neuve Pamela and Richard Williams Sander and Madeline Zulauf Titan's Club Heather Craven Dr. Janet Eber Jeffrey Jones Nadir Kaddour Dr. Roger and Leslie McCoach Barbara McShane Dr. Joseph and Sharon Nazzaro R Dr. Noel and Dr. Charles Robinson Marisol Ross
Patron's Club Kathleen Brunet Eagan Shewmei Chen David Choe Fred and Irene Einstein R Elizabeth Elliott Patrick and Lori Enright Dr. Maryanne and Charles Garbowsky James Hart Debbie Hatchard Dr. Rita Heller Dr. Anthony Iacono Alex and Susanne Kucsma Joanne Leong Louie Peter Maguire Marielaine Mammon Monica Maraska Linda and Nial McCabe R John McKendry Brian Oleksak Michael and Robyn Perry R Don and Karen Phelps Marcia Picallo Buffy Reilly Dr. Simin Rooholamini Denise and James Schmidt Ethan and Carol Shapiro R Dr. Kenneth Shouler Dr. Keith and Virginia Smith Ash Sukumar Jack Sullivan Jessica Wander Gregory Wardlow Dr. Edward and Karen Yaw R
A = Alumni I = Internal (includes Retirees) R = Retirees All names that appear have been carefully reviewed. However, errors and omissions may occasionally occur. If we have made an error, please notify the Foundation at foundation@ccm.edu.
Veronica Kelly R Jill Kepler Jane Kingsland Annette Kopacka Marilyn Kruger Lori Kruppo Shelley Kurland Lisa Laskaris Ginny Lepore Robert and Lorraine Lipka Annmarie Lippiello Gerald Luboff R Pamela Marcenaro Louise Massoni Lisa Mathus Damaris Medina Kelly Miniter Vita Morales Laura Murray Mary Nasse Edith Nelson Karyn Norberg Michele and Robert O'Halloran Marianne Perfetto Anna Philhower Ron Pluskota Ronee Power Rita Ragany-Bayer Lynee and Daniel Richel Michelle and Thomas Roe Doreen and Stephen Sabella William Schumm Dr. Charles Secolsky, Esq. Dr. Charles and Yetta Selengut Kathy Sheehy Margaret and Robert Shepard Gertrude Simmons Trudy Simmons Phebe Soliman William Solomons Anthony Spagnuolo Vicky Stauffer JoAnn Staugaard-Jones R Loryn Stoler Maureen Sutton Judith and Peter Ulmer Rogers Kathy Vaccaro Eugene van der Toorn Sheri and Martin Ventura Kelly Wallace Dr. Gail and James Watson Richard Watt Kelly Whalen
FRIEND Chairman's Club The Estate of Nazario Paragano Sr President's Club Alexander Sica Trustee's Club Anonymous Adrienne and Reed Auerbach David Haney Willard Hedden Srinivas and Angeeneh Iyengar Bud Jones W. Thomas and Donna Margetts Jim Mascia Denise Mulcahy Mary Newell-Miller J. Margaret Petite The Petite Family George Snow Benefactor's Club Dr. Douglas Campbell Dolores De Mare Asthalter Dr. Patrick and Kathleen DeMare Congressman Rodney Frelinghuysen Alice Gianni Emily Gianni Brenda Grafas Joshua Hurwitz Frederic Hyatt Joseph and Josephine Iscaro Joseph and Madeline Longo Roberta O'Neill
Paul Pimento Lou Poisseroux Sharon Ruthman Roy Viola, Jr. Marc Zukovich Titan's Club Marlene Caprio Bowen Carol Norma De Bartolo Carole Harper Jean Marie Kucha John Mattone James and Carol McClure Sharon Oxborough Dennis Santos Linda Sauder Dave and Joann Van Curen Leroy Varga Jessie Wintle Patron's Club Carl Burger The Honorable Douglas Cabana Lisa Cornacchia William Curcio Kathryn and Robert DeFillippo Election Fund of Joe Pennacchio Matthew Espinoza Mareza Estevez Frelinghuysen for Congress James Henderson John and Renee Kelly Gerald Lake Felix McIntrye Elaine Obenhuber Mary Parkinson Catherine Pfaffenroth Maxine Riina Thomas Sweeney Melanie Sze John VanBrunt Barbara Woodhull Donor's Club Joan Bakst Kyle Baskinger Denise Bedoya Lois Beekey Judy Bixby Janina Boesch Jeanette and Charles Botti Lisa Bruckman The Honorable Anthony Bucco Celeste Buzby Laurie Byro Christine Carey The Honorable Michael Carroll Sung Choi Linsey Cromwell Margaret Delguercio Jeanne Eisele Election Fund of Doug Cabana Election Fund of Ed Rochford Election Fund of Loretta Gragnani Regina Farlekas Sofia Fernandez Jonathan Friedman Friends of Tom Mastrangelo for Morris County Freeholder Laurie Jean Fu James Garrett Deborah Gerrish Marcia Glatman Arlene Gleicher Michael Gosden Michael Hester Nadine Huffman Charles Johnson Marisa Jones Raymond Kaelin Mary Kampas Brian Kirkpatrick Yale and Marilyn Lazris Naomi Levine Robert Liegner Joann Liuzzo E. Christopher Longo Eric Lufkin Marlene Mandel
Elizabeth and John Marchitti Maureen Levine Marcy Mc Mann Maureen McClure Patrick McElroy Kate McMahon Deborah Merlino John Micera Lisa Miller David and Amy Murphy Christine Myers Lisa Coll Nicolaou Laura and John Nonnenmacher Sebastian Orozzo Rocky Pan Louise Paterson Michele Paterson Gayle Pearson Peter Pfaffenroth Annabel Pierce Beth Pinajian June Poppele Robert and Wanda Praisner Prerna Rajput Jane Rawlings Anna Riker Cristal Rios Cathy Rogers George and Donna Saliola Grant Salmon Angelique Scholl Lori Siegal Deborah Smith Donna Snow Maxine Susman Stephen and Anne Sutton Katherine and Kevin Swiatek Branda Tran Tugrul Berk Uysal Eileen Vanhook Joanne Veech Mark Whitener Carol and Dick Williams Kathleen and Richard Williams Lana Wraith Allison Zavaleta Lisa Zevin
CORPORATION/ ORGANIZATIONS/ FOUNDATIONS President's Club ExxonMobil Foundation Gene Haas Foundation New Jersey Natural Gas Company Nisivoccia LLP Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corp. Paragano Family Foundation Founder's Club Glenbrook Technologies Inc. Investors Bank John and Mary Linda Foundation Peace Aging Care Experts, LLC Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts Program Robert and Joan Dircks Foundation Solix Inc. The Neuwiesinger Foundation The Vagabond Players Trustee's Club Atlantic Health System Bernstein Family Foundation Business Furniture, Inc. CCM Alpha Beta Gamma CCM Music Club ConnectOne Bank Delta Dental of New Jersey EI Associates, Architects and Engineers, PA Ernst & Young First Energy Corp. Margetts Foundation McElroy, Deutsch, Mulvaney & Carpenter, LLP Morris Arts Morris County Chamber of Commerce Mt. Olive Area Chamber of Commerce Music Educators Association of New Jersey New Jersey Manufacturers Insurance Group
NK Architects (Nadasky Kopelson) Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society Public Service Electric & Gas Rutgers University Sabre Integrated Security Systems, LLC Semple Bixel Shauger Cleaning Services, Inc. Siemens Healthcare Diagnostics Student Government Assoc The RBA Group United Adjunct Faculty of NJ United Parcel Service Vogel, Chait, Collins & Schneider Benefactor's Club Academic Administrative Personnel Federation Ardry Trading Co. Centenary College Chubb & Son Enterprise Rent-A-Car Fairleigh Dickinson University Lakeland Bank Longo Electrical-Mechanical, Inc. Mayo Performing Arts Center Titan's Club Advokat & Rosenberg Anonymous Bank of America Bogaard & Associates Drew University EBSCO Industries, Inc. Garden Savings Federal Credit Union Honeywell International, Inc. Local Union 254 of UBC& JA Maersk, Inc. Morris County Municipal Utilities Authority Picatinny Federal Credit Union Sullivan & Graber The Benevity Community Impact Fund Patron's Club AmazonSmile Ambassadors Club CCM Student Nursing Association Central Jersey Title Co., Inc. Emerson Electric Company Gourmet Cafe Morris County Republican Cmte Pfizer, Inc. Schenck, Price, Smith & King, LLP Veterans Chamber of Commerce - NJ Donor's Club Anonymous Bucco for Assembly Bucco for Senate Casha & Casha, LLC CCM Art Club Cox Subscriptions Energizer Otto Harrassowitz GMBH & Co. KG Pricewaterhouse Coopers LLP Rios' Engraving
Endless Vacation Rentals Fairchilds Market Famished Frog First Managed Care Option, Inc. H20 Restaurant & Bar Hanover Marriott Hotel Hansel 'n Griddle Hyatt Morristown Il Michaelangelo J & J Fine Jewelry John Herold Jewelers Krogh's LA Pizza Lovey's Pizza & Grill Luigis Pizza Madison Area YMCA Martinizing Dry Cleaning Masters Pizza Millburn Diner Montiville Diner Morris Plains T-Shirt Factory Mt. Freedom Golf My Limousine New Jersey Natural Gas NYSC Palermos Pizza Pan Asian Park Avenue Club Parsippany Hilton Pelican Sports Plaza Diner Pro Hair Cutters Qdoba Randolph Diner Regal Bank Rezza In Bocca AL Lupo Rockaway River Country Club Roseland Eye Care Roxbury Diner Russo Brothers Ruth's Chris Steakhouse Safavieh Home Furnishing Schmeeds Music Seidner Dentistry & Associates Sheraton Parsippany Hotel Shoe Inn Suzi's Salon Spa & Facial Tens Pharmacy TGI Fridays The Grand Cafe The Long Valley Brew Pub at Restaurant Village The Madison Hotel The Ritz Diner The Thirsty Turtle Tiff's Bar & Grill Tito's Burritos & Wings Turtle Back Zoo Verona Restaurant Vibrance Med Spa Walt Disney World Weichert Realtors
IN-KIND GIFTS 23 South 580 South Aires Jewelers Alexis Diner-Restaurant Amuse Anchorage Golf Center Antimo's Pizzeria Applebee's Arthur's Tavern ASCO Bensi of Denville Best Western Morristown Inn Black Oak Country Club Bon Apetit (Deli/Catering) Brookside Diner Caldwell Diner CCM Alumni Board Cinepolis Delta Dental DePasquale the Spa Don Pepe Steak House Elle 2
Giving Levels Chairman’s Club $50,000 + President’s Club $10,000 - $49,999 Founder’s Club $5,000 - $9,999 Trustee’s Club $1,000 - $4,999 Benefactors’ Club $500 - $999 Titan’s Club $250 - $499 Patron’s Club $100 - $249 Donor’s Club $5-$99
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