2010 NSU Foundation Annual Report by NSU Foundation

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Annual Report 2010 Foundation

Letter from the President I am delighted to present this annual report of the NSU Foundation. Over the past several years, the foundation and alumni staff members have re-dedicated themselves to the mission of directly contributing to the university’s success by increasing the number of NSU alumni and friends who directly assist the institution. As this report will confirm, they and you continue to raise the bar of accomplishment and opportunity. Since our last report, John Gyllin has accepted an opportunity in Florida near his family. We appreciate John’s enthusiasm and dedication and wish him genuine success. Vice President Mark Kinders and his team searched diligently for the next development leader. I am pleased that Peggy Glenn-Summitt, a 1990 NSU graduate, was enticed to return and employ her myriad experience and skills to lead our overall development strategy. I urge you to connect with her as she has actively moved into this leadership position. I offer a particular note of appreciation to the foundation and alumni board members. Each offers their time, talent, and resources in dedicated and appreciated service to the university. Their devotion is mirrored by the foundation and alumni staff members who constitute one of the most successful teams at NSU. As this report reflects, this past year was filled with activities and projects designed to realize the goals of our plan, Charting the Second Century. Despite the historic global and national economic challenges, Northeastern and its foundation and alumni association continue to attract new donors and active alumni members. The data is encouraging. For 2010, NSU’s total number of donors and scholarship dollars awarded were the highest in our history. This was the second year of the NSU President’s Circle, where we honor donors who contribute $1,000 or more annually. Over the past year, the President’s Circle membership has increased by 26 percent. For the generosity and continuing faith in NSU and its direction of all of NSU’s supporters, we are truly grateful.

NSU’s horizon is bright with new projects and a sense of growing confidence in our capacities to meet the continuing challenge of change that surrounds us. We are avidly pursuing the completion of the Capitola “Cappi” Wadley Center for Reading and Technology in Bagley Hall in Tahlequah. Due to the faith and generosity of Gregg Wadley and Dr. Betsy Brackett, this important center for learning will begin to serve the needs of teachers and students throughout the region within the next academic year. Soon we will have advanced architectural renderings for the NSU Multipurpose Arena at Tahlequah. You will be receiving additional information on this major project in the coming weeks. NSU’s Tahlequah landscape continues to change with multiple projects underway. In April, we dedicated Second Century Trail on the Broken Arrow campus, providing healthy lifestyle opportunities for faculty, staff, students, and the community. And at Muskogee, the roof is on the emerging third building as our joint venture with Connors State College moves from idea to active learning space. This collaborative effort by both institutions will directly benefit the citizens of Muskogee and the surrounding region. The core of NSU’s mission is creating a culture of learning that serves the interests of the people of eastern Oklahoma. This pledge translates daily into the actions of over 1,000 faculty and staff, and nearly 10,000 students into a vibrant learning and living community, rich in history and eager to write its story of service and success in the coming years. Northeastern State’s future is as bright as our collective commitment to help students learn and to provide the funds required to effectively support the faculty and staff. I invite you to commit and connect to NSU and the people who create exceptional opportunities for learning.

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Dear Friends,

Employee giving has also increased with the College of Education achieving a 60 per cent giving ratio. Giving levels from employees, alumni, foundations, and friends are vital to the university’s future. State Employee giving has also increased with the College of Education achieving a 60 percent giving ratio. Giving levels from employees, alumni, foundations, and friends are vital to the university’s future. State support has declined over many years, and there is little indication that this level of support will increase soon. Yet the cost of delivering quality education has not declined.

Dr. Don Betz, President 01

Letter from the Director

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Dear Friends,

In my new role here at my alma mater, I look forward to meeting you, reintroducing you to NSU, and showing you how your donations make a difference in our students’ lives. In fact, I’m one of many examples of former scholarship recipients who have returned to NSU to make sure that current students continue to have the resources available to learn, discover, and become informed citizens. I’d like to take this opportunity to thank my predecessor, John Gyllin, and the Interim Director of Development and Executive Director of the NSU Foundation, Jerry Cook, who made sure we stayed the course as we continue to chart our second century. In fact, during this transition, we celebrated all-time highs in number of donors (2,299) and dollars for scholarships ($502,782). We will build on this expanded donor base to help more students, provide enhanced facilities for them and the community, and make sure NSU continues to meet the economic needs of our region. Many people have asked me about the biggest changes at NSU since my student days over 20 years ago. The most obvious change is the addition of impressive campuses in Muskogee and Broken Arrow. But a close second is the role of technology on all three campuses. Class discussions continue beyond the classroom via blogs and virtual blackboards, speaker presentations can be streamed live to the other campuses, students have wireless access to the Internet almost anywhere on campus, class polls can be taken within minutes via cell phone, and paper forms have been placed online. The NSU Alumni Association’s real-time posts on Facebook updated fans across the country on the women’s basketball team’s nail-biting victory over Abilene Christian University in the Lone Star Conference Tournament,

and a few days later, NSU’s selection as host for the NCAA Division II South Central Regional Women’s Basketball Tournament was streamed live from Indianapolis to the Webb Educational Technology Center. Technology has transformed every aspect of the university, including development, alumni services, and the NSU Foundation. For example, this Annual Report is being published online. Donors can make monetary gifts at www.nsugiving.com and receive an e-mail acknowledgement almost immediately. The alumni association is surveying members and nonmembers online to guide its strategic plan and enhance the benefits and opportunities offered. The Green & White Network is a monthly alumni e-mail highlighting what’s new at NSU. Phonathons are more automated, though the person who calls you is still an actual student benefiting from a scholarship provided through the foundation. Indeed, with all this technology, personal interactions are more valued. So we look forward to seeing you at Homecoming October 10-15 and Emerald Ball December 10 or as part of the train ride to NSU’s opening football game in San Antonio over Labor Day. We’d love for you to drop us a line to let us know about the birth of a child or grandchild, a professional award, or your new job. We invite you to give us a phone call when you’ve moved so we can update your records and continue to provide you the latest NSU news. We also ask that you let us know when you’re in Tahlequah and come visit us at the Branscum Alumni Center. We hope to thank you in person for your support, which helps NSU retain its strong sense of community and history while embracing change and graduating students who are socially responsible and globally aware. But until then, on behalf of former and current NSU scholarship recipients who — like me — received a quality college education their families could not otherwise afford, thank you!

Peggy Glenn-Summitt glennsum@nsuok.edu

Table of Contents Letter from the President

Letter from the Director

Table of Contents

Creating a Legacy

Honoring the Past

Giving Back to the University

In Memory of Dr. Leon P. Woods, Jr. and Dr. Marjorie Holland

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Embrace the Vision

Walker Family Honors Father with Bench

Board of Trustees

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Ways to Give

Financials

Annually Funded Scholarships and Programs

Endowments

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2010 Honor Roll of Donors

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Creating a Legacy

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reating the NSU Foundation’s first vocal music scholarship program for the university was more than just a way to help talented singers realize their goal of a college education for Lloyd and Linda (’92) Spyres. It was also a way to honor Linda’s mother, Zelma Lou (Rogers) Summers, and share her passion for music with future generations of NSU students. “She has been a sweet mother her whole life and she had a lovely voice,” Linda says with tears in her eyes as she recounts her mother’s many talents. “She’s a wonderful woman and a great mother-in-law,” Lloyd echoes. A talented singer, including opera, “Lou” honed her vocal music talents while attending college in the Portland, Oregon area. “She has such a beautiful voice and studied voice in college as her major,” recalls Linda. “She could sing opera, and was proficient in so many things.” With a wealth of talented vocalists in northeastern Oklahoma, the Spyres wanted to help future singers realize their dreams of a college education through the scholarship. “I understand the NSU Foundation has never had a vocal music scholarship,” says Linda. “We have so many talented students who participate in the university choir and the music shows during the summer. Many kids can’t afford a college education in this economy, so a little bit of aid can go a long way for them.”

Lloyd & Linda Spyres

After moving to Tahlequah in 1989, Linda studied psychology, sociology, and humanities at Northeastern. Linda and Lloyd, a retired meteorologist, run a local travel agency in Tahlequah, Vacations R Us. The couple also devotes time to volunteer activities including the Court Appointed Special Advocates of Cherokee Country, Tahlequah Area Chamber of Commerce, Daughters of the American Revolution, and the American Association

of University Women. Both have also served on the Tahlequah City Council; Lloyd served in the ‘90s and Linda was recently elected to her first term. “My dad was a chaplain in the Army and he always told me that service was important to those who needed it,” says Linda. “Both of our parents instilled that sense of community service in us.” “We’ve passed that concept on to our children, as well,” adds Lloyd. “You can’t take it with you, so you might as well use it to help others.” The Spyres, who recently celebrated their 41st wedding anniversary, have taken a special interest in the Northeastern State basketball teams in the past several years. The couple initiated the annual spaghetti dinner fundraiser during the fall semester to raise money for the basketball teams, and have recruited help from their son in serving the meal. During the basketball and football seasons, they can also be found cheering on the RiverHawks at nearly every home game. “We love the university and all the opportunities it gives back to the community,” says Linda. “You don’t have to give a lot. You can give a small portion every year, time or money, as every little bit helps.”

Honoring the Past

The wall has received financial support from several campus and alumni groups, including NSU Rugby, Fast Forties, Nifty Fifties, Lambda Chi Alpha, and the President’s Leadership Class. These groups will be honored with etched bricks, paver stones, or a bleacher plaque incorporated into the project. “The wall, in so many ways, reminds us of the history of this university in all of its forms and the great history of this institution as the home of the Redmen,” said NSU President Don Betz. The monument, located on the foundation of the original rock wall that served as bleachers on the site of the 1936 Gable Field next to John Vaughan Library and Haskell Hall Annex, will highlight the unique heritage of Northeastern and celebrate the institution’s 84 year history as the Redmen once it is completed.

“The area was really beautiful because the old stadium was such a historic thing,” said Ron Cox, director of the NSU Fitness Center and a ’64 graduate of NSU. “We watched so many great players play here and made so many great friends.”

The wall will honor all Redmen who attended classes at Northeastern from 1924 to 2007, with an emphasis on athletics, but also recognizing the contributions of the band and student organizations.

The wall is one of the oldest remaining structures on campus and dates back to the time that Northeastern adopted the name Redmen.

The Redmen mascot was officially adopted in October 1924, chosen by a vote of the faculty to replace the name “Warriors.” The university officially adopted the RiverHawks mascot in fall 2007.

“The wall surrounding the stadium was built during the Great Depression of the 1930s and was primarily built by manual labor,” said Dr. Jack Dobbins, retired NSU athletic director and a ’51 graduate. “There was very little, if any mechanized equipment so it was constructed by laborers using picks, shovels, and wheelbarrows. They did an amazing job.”

“It’s not just a tribute to athletes, it’s a tribute to anyone who had any association with the university from 1924 to 2007,” said Dobbins. “To me, they are all Redmen and they are a part of the history of the wall.”

“This is the ideal location to have a monument and create a bridge between the Redmen and the RiverHawks,” said Tim Foutch, Vice President for Operations and an ’81 graduate of NSU. “The Redmen and the RiverHawks — it’s a marriage that was originally difficult, but now it’s one that we are very

proud of and one that we need to reinforce through this symbol. This wall is a natural foundation to build on.” Foutch said the construction project is “60 to 75 percent” complete and that nearly all concrete work is finished.”We have some stairs on the west side that must be completed, then the concrete construction will be done,” he said. “We also have lighting on order. We will install retro-style lighting reminiscent of the period that the stadium was built.” Other construction to be completed includes the installation of benches, seats and images etched in marble and granite, which will be mounted to the wall. Those interested in helping complete construction of the Redmen Heritage Wall may access a dedicated Web page and make online contributions at www.nsugiving.com/centennialcampaign/redmen.php.

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onoring the students who created a legacy of athletic and academic excellence as the Redmen, Northeastern State University is nearing completion on Redmen Heritage Wall.

Giving Back to the University

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ake a step into Bagley Hall or the Broken Arrow Education Building, and you’ll discover what can happen through the generosity of Northeastern’s faculty and staff.

The College of Education has created resource rooms for students on each campus with funds donated through the Employee Giving Program. “Our faculty and staff in the College of Education saw the results of their giving happen right before their eyes,” said Anita Thompson, Development and Grants Officer for the College of Education. “These resource rooms allow our students the opportunity to practice with math manipulatives, materials for making bulletin boards, and other resources they will need once they are classroom teachers or counselors,” added College of Education Dean Kay Grant.

The college developed a strategic plan that includes goals and strategies to focus the efforts of faculty and staff in creating a successful learning environment for students. “The strategic plan allows our people to see what needs to happen,” said Thompson. “The employee giving program allows donors to specifically designate what project or department they want to donate to.”

The College of Education saw 60 percent of its faculty and staff participate in the Employee Giving Program in 2010, the largest margin of any college or department on campus. “With the third floor

Only in her first year teaching with the College of Education, Dr. Sophia Sweeney, assistant professor of Educational Foundations and Leadership, drew on her connection with the university as an alumna as a reason

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project and the Wadley gift, the largest in the history of our university, our faculty and staff have seen an example of what can happen through giving,” said Thompson.

to give back to the university. Sweeney graduated with a degree in biology in ’94 and Master of Education in ’05. Dr. Grant often uses the example of the ants and the potato chip. “One ant can’t move the chip alone, but working together, from the smallest to the biggest, they really can make a difference. We incorporate that idea in everything we do,”Grant said. “We want to give everyone the chance to be included, to feel like they have the opportunity to give and support the college. We focus on synergy; we want everyone to participate, no matter how small.” The college is raising the bar for 2011 with a goal of 70 percent participation in the employee giving program. “We’ve tried to foster and develop a sense of camaraderie, the idea that we really can make a difference if we all pitch in together,” said Grant. “Our faculty and staff have really stepped up to help.”

In Memory

Lindenwood College in St. Charles, MO. She transferred to the University of Arkansas to complete her undergraduate studies, master’s, and doctoral degrees.

The couple had three daughters, seven grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.

Dr. Leon P. Woods, Jr. 1932-2011 Growing up in Tahlequah, Northeastern State University was like a second home for Dr. Leon P. Woods, who passed away January 2, 2011 in Fort Smith, AR. Born September 11, 1932 in Muskogee, OK, Leon was the son of Leon Perry and Mary Evelyn Ruble Woods. His father taught math and served as dean of men at Northeastern. He met the love of his life in eighth grade, Mary Ann Daniel, to whom he was married 56 years.

After graduating from NSU in 1953, Leon attended the University of Oklahoma School of Medicine, where he earned his medical degree in 1956. He worked three years in the United States Public Health Service before beginning his surgical residency in Denver, CO. He completed his surgical training at Vanderbilt University Medical Center and went on to serve as chief of general surgery at the Durham, NC Veterans Hospital, and assistant professor of surgery at Duke University School of Medicine. In 1966, he joined the Holt Krock Clinic in Fort Smith, AR, where he practiced thoracic and cardiovascular surgery until his retirement in 1992. He enjoyed giving back during his retirement, serving on numerous community boards, including the NSU Foundation, Fort Smith Little Theatre, and Fort Smith Crime Stoppers. He also donated the L.P. Woods House to NSU in 1987.

Dr. Marjorie Holland 1922-2011 A devoted teacher and public servant, Dr. Marjorie Holland passed away March 6, 2011 in Tulsa. A 2011 NSU Centurion, Marjorie was a retired NSU professor of English, and had served as dean of the College of Arts and Letters and dean of the Graduate College. Marjorie was born Aug. 23, 1922, in Hope, AR, the daughter of Clell Andrew and Lucille (King) Dildy. She graduated from primary school at Hope, and attended

While attending the university, she met and married Kenneth Holland, on July 11, 1948. The couple had one son, Michael. Marjorie and Kenneth dedicated their lives to educating young minds to become passionate leaders for the future. She taught at East High, a preparatory school in Memphis, and English at Arkansas A&M University at Monticello before coming to NSU in 1963. Marjorie’s contributions to the university included expanding the curricula of the graduate college from six master’s degrees in education to two master’s of arts degrees, four master’s of science degrees and seven master’s of education degrees. She served on the North Central Accreditation and Faculty Research Committees, and the NSU Foundation Board of Trustees.

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his past year, Northeastern lost two of its influential and generous alumni, Dr. Leon P. Woods, Jr and Dr. Marjorie Holland. Both former members of the NSU Foundation Board of Trustees, Woods established a scholarship in honor of his father, and Holland was recently named an NSU Centurion.

Embrace the vision: The Campaign for the NSU Oklahoma College of Optometry Committee Chairs: Dr. Michael Bennett (‘85) and Dr. Robert Zoellner (‘86, ‘90)

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am so excited to finally have a capital campaign for the college that has meant so much in my life and my family’s lives. When I think about where I am today and where I came from, the opportunities that my education from NSU and specifically NSUOCO has offered me are overwhelming. When I was asked to co-chair the Embrace the Vision Steering Committee, I was honored and could not say yes fast enough. I whole-heartedly support this administration and the wonderful history that is NSUOCO. I could not think of a better, more fertile place to puts one’s money, time, and energy than NSUOCO.”— Dr. Robert Zollner The Facts from NSUOCO

 Provides clinical education and experience to the highest level of optometric practice  Immerses students in a healthy home environment, and emphasizes applied

practice management throughout the classroom and clinical curriculum

 Prepares graduates for success in a diversifying world by teaching in a

multicultural setting

 Maintains the highest level of student and faculty participation in organized optometry and public service  Produces students who consistently rank very high on all National

Board benchmarks, achieve licensure, and regularly rise into leadership roles

 Maintains a zero percent attrition rate over the past five years, the lowest of any of the 20 colleges of optometry in the United States.

The NSU Oklahoma College of Optometry has identified its most pressing needs, and has prioritized a list of funding objectives. In remaining a competitive center of excellence, the college accepts its responsibility to offer outstanding educational opportunities, and to serve its patients in world class facilities, using cutting edge technologies. The Embrace the Vision campaign will help the college attain its transformational goals of fulfilling its mission to serve the community, profession, students, and graduates.

 Admits 28 students into the program each year  First program to collaborate with the state optometric association and state board

of examiners in bringing a comprehensive laser certification course to optometrists  Recognized nationally for defining and delivering certification coursework in optometric surgical procedures  Actively involved in advising states’ and national leaders on issues pertaining to educating to the highest levels of permissible optometric practice

NSU OKLAHOMA COLLEGE OF OPTOMETRY PROJECTS  NSUOCO Endowments  The Lesley L. Walls Vision Center at NSU Broken Arrow  NSU Tahlequah Campus Specialty Care Clinic: Advanced

Clinical & Surgical Care Center

 Clinical Equipment Planned Replacement  Design & Planning for Tahlequah Facilities

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McCabes establish mission endowment

The Student Volunteers for Optometric Service to Humanity chapter at NSUOCO received a mighty boost in funding from Henry and Jo Ann McCabe.

McCabe, chairman and CEO of McCabe Industrial Minerals Inc. of Tulsa, said he and Jo Ann were inspired to help those abroad in need of eye care after reading an issue of National Geographic Adventure magazine featuring the Himalayan Cataract Project.

HOYA, NSU create Mankiller optometry scholarship

HOYA Vision Care will donate $25,000 to the NSU Foundation over the next five years to fund the HOYA Vision Care Wilma Mankiller Scholarship for Native American Students at NSUOCO.

NSUOCO and HOYA supported naming the scholarship for the late Mankiller. Dr. Michelle Welch, associate dean of NSUOCO and director of clinical services, remembered the former principal chief of the Cherokee Nation, and NSUâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s first Sequoyah Fellow, as a positive, strong leader. Applicants for the HOYA Vision Care Wilma Mankiller Scholarship must be American Indian, hold a 3.0 cumulative grade-point average, and be entering their first or second year of studies at NSUOCO. First-year students will receive preference.

Bezan scholarship Focuses on geriatrics

Dr. Debra Bezan, emeritus faculty member, has established the Dr. Debra Bezan Geriatric Optometry Scholarship endowment through the NSU Foundation. A member of the first class to graduate from NSUOCO in 1983, Bezan established a private practice in Muskogee and joined the college as an adjunct instructor. After a short stay in California, she returned to private practice in Tulsa and teaching at NSUOCO. Bezan developed a passion for treating older patients. Her practice encompassed nursing home and home care patients and she taught geriatric eye care courses. The Bezan scholarship will be awarded to students entering their final year of optometry study. Applicants must possess a minimum 3.0 grade-point average and demonstrate a particular interest in geriatrics and aptitude for working with older patients.

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The McCabes established a permanent endowment of $100,000 with the NSU Foundation to fund the Henry and Jo Ann McCabe NSUOCO Vision Care International Mission Scholarship.

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Walker Family Honors father with bench

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rowing up, the three Walker brothers spent many days visiting the Northeastern campus, waiting to pick up their father, Dr. James Walker, at the entrance to historic Seminary Hall. The brothers chose to remember their father and his 31 years in the NSU English department by placing a memorial bench outside the south entrance of the building.

“We picked that location because it’s where we picked up Dad every day when we were kids,” says Dr. Matt Walker, a Tahlequah dentist and member of the NSU Foundation Board of Trustees. “It was a nice tribute for my father from his family.” The Walker family’s ties to NSU are strong. Matt and his brothers, Andrew and John, are all NSU alumni and were the first group of three siblings to graduate from the University of Oklahoma School of Dentistry. Their grandfather, Dr. C.L. Lombardi, was the 50th faculty member hired at NSU, teaching industrial arts for nearly 40 years. Their grandmother, Dr. Betty Lombardi,

was a long-time NSU English instructor. “Buying a bench to honor our dad was a way for my family to contribute to the beautification of campus,” says Matt. “When I was growing up, people were always commenting on the beauty of our school and the campus.” Benches may be purchased through the NSU Foundation for $1,500. Donors may select an area on campus to place the bench, including areas significant to the person or people being honored. “It’s a good opportunity to honor someone you care about and to contribute and beautify the university,” says Matt.

Memorial Benches A Gift from President & Mrs. Larry Williams

A Gift from Alpha Sigma Alpha

In Honor of Floyd Norris

A Gift from Lyle & Annette Haskins

A Gift from Sigma Sigma Sigma

In Memory of Koby & Claudia Jones

In Memory of Dr. Dan Hansen

In Memory of Stan Fulson, O.D.

In Memory of Herb Bynum Willis

A Gift from Robert R. Roady

In Memory of Laura Fruge

A Gift from Roy & Mary Cartwright

A Gift from Jeanette N. McQuitty

In Memory of Dr. Robert Greubel

A Gift from Steven Daniel Jacobs

In Memory of Luceal Stanford

A Gift from Delta Zeta Sorority

A Gift to Mary Battenfield from Her Loving Husband

In Memory of Inez Turney In Honor of Dr. Isabel Baker In Memory of Neal O. Jones A Gift from President Leadership Class Alumni

In Honor of Dean Ron Cambiano In Loving Memory of Patrick “Wookie” Davis A Gift from The Burris Family

A Gift from President Don Betz & Susanne Betz In Honor of those that support the University from John Gyllin

In Memory of Oliver W. & Cathryn B. Jones

In Memory of Ken “Kinky” McDaris

A Gift from Ann Daniel Woods & L.P. Woods, Jr.

Dr. Irwin D. and Susan Agnew Loeser Descendants

Dr. Robert A. McQuitty

In Memory of Dr. Ted Fisher

In Memory of Charles F. King

In Memory of Don Easterling

Dedicated to Dr. James P. Walker, Ph.D.

A Gift From Leo C. Mayfield

In Memory of Lloyd & Lillian Slagle

In Memory of Francis E. Wheeler, Sr.

A Gift From Vice President Kim Cherry, Regent Jan Gordon, and Regent Belva Howard In Memory of George W. Underwood

Board of Trustees

Vice Chair Larry Dotson Tahlequah, OK *

Secretary/Treasurer Darrell Sullenger Tulsa, OK +

Larry Adair Stilwell, OK #

Mike Fine Tulsa, OK +

Jesse Gailey Ochelata, OK #

Toni Garner Tulsa, OK #

Jim Gore Pryor, OK +

Todd Hembree Tahlequah, OK *

James Howard Tahlequah, OK *

William Langley, Jr. Stilwell, OK #

Gary Parker Muskogee, OK #

Wellon Poe, Jr. Oklahoma City, OK *

Patty Skinner Tahlequah, OK *

Dan Sullivan Tulsa, OK +

Maurice Turney Tahlequah, OK *

Gregg Wadley Oklahoma City, OK *

Matthew Walker Tahlequah, OK #

Tina Young Fort Gibson, OK #

Executive Director Peggy Glenn-Summitt

Foundation Accountant Robin Johnson

Fo u n dati o n STaff # Term Expiring 2012

+ Term Expiring 2013

* Term Expiring 2014

The Northeastern State University Foundation, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation formed exclusively to support NSU.

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Chair Harold Battenfield Tulsa, OK +

Ways to Give

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upport for Northeastern and the NSU Foundation comes in many forms. Flexible options allow you to demonstrate your commitment and maximize your support of the university’s mission. All gifts to the NSU Foundation are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by the law.

Gifts of Cash Cash is the most common form of gift that comes to the NSU Foundation. Your gift of cash, like other gifts, can be directed to a fund, specific scholarship, or program. Gifts of Securities or Real Property Contributions of stock or real estate with appreciated value are another way to lend support. When the NSU Foundation acquires your gift of appreciated stock or property, you receive a tax deduction equal to its fair market value and avoid costly capital gains tax on the increase in value. Gifts-in-Kind Your donations of software, licenses, services, vendor products, and other property also support the mission and programs of NSU. These gifts-in-kind allow us to use our resources for other needs while you get a credit for your support. Contact us for guidelines and acceptance policy regarding gifts-in-kind. Charitable Gift Annuities A deferred gift, such as a charitable gift annuity, is a great way to make a significant contribution. In exchange for your gift of cash or property, the NSU Foundation guarantees you a lifetime of income. Charitable Remainder Trust Your charitable remainder trust can be funded during your lifetime or through a testamentary disposition. Each provides life income for designated beneficiaries, which can include you.

Life Insurance Naming the NSU Foundation as the owner and beneficiary of your life insurance policy is also an option, especially when your policy has a face amount that is much greater than the amount you can afford to give in cash. This ensures that future premium payments made by you are tax-deductible. Pay the entire policy, or make annual contributions to the NSU Foundation for the cost of premiums.

Wills and Trusts The NSU Foundation can also be named as beneficiary in the wills and trusts of Northeastern alumni and friends. You can elect to leave all or part of an estate to benefit the University. The NSU Foundation Guardian Society honors individuals with outstanding discernment—a special group of visionaries who look beyond the here and now to the then and there. This “Hall of Fame,” as it is often called, includes friends of Northeastern who are heroes to the students whose lives are changed through their generosity. By naming the NSU Foundation in their wills, these individuals have designated all or a portion of their estate to be used for endowment or other special purposes. Honorees also include those who have arranged a charitable gift annuity with the NSU Foundation. These philanthropic Hall of Famers are sharing their assets with NSU, while maintaining an economic stream for their lifetime. Members of the Guardian Society include donors who have placed major assets in a charitable trust, to meet personal income needs in their lives, and to benefit the NSU Foundation in the years ahead. They deserve a standing ovation for their foresight. Other members have made the NSU Foundation a beneficiary of their life insurance or retirement plan accounts. These donors invest in the future of Northeastern, and in doing so, reaffirm their commitment to permanence.

Ways to Give

 General

Bequest An agreed upon dollar amount

 Specific

Bequest A specific, identified property or security, including real estate, stocks, or bonds

 Residuary

Bequest All or a portion of estate’s property after all debts, taxes, expenses and other bequests have been made

 Contingent

The Ultimate Gift Wills and Estate Planning The will is the most widely used estate-planning tool in America today. A simple document that is easily drafted and updated, it remains the most popular method of planned giving for almost every charity, including the NSU Foundation.

Bequest The NSU Foundation serves as an alternate beneficiary in case a beneficiary dies or disclaims a bequest

 Restricted

Bequest Any of the above bequests with a specific purpose for the property, such as establishing a scholarship or endowment

Leave a Lasting Legacy with an endowment When you establish an endowment with the NSU Foundation, you …  Enable

Perpetual Support Your gift toward an endowed fund creates never-ending support for students, faculty, and programs.

 Ensure

a Strong Future Your endowment is an investment in the future of Northeastern State University. As it grows, the university gains additional support.

 Enact

a Lasting Legacy Your endowed fund is a wonderful way to pay tribute to a family member, loved one, classmate, or professor. Created in perpetuity, your endowment has a long lasting legacy associated with NSU. Endowed funds are reminders of the great support provided by those who came before.

While a will can be a simple and effective option for many, a trust might allow assets to be distributed to heirs without the delays or costs of probate. Be sure to consult with a qualified professional before you draft your will or trust, and review it often. Sample language is available for any of the bequests listed above. For additional information on wills, bequests, or planned giving in general, please contact the NSU Foundation at 918.458.2143.

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There are five types of charitable bequests you can make when directing all or part of your estate to the NSU Foundation:

Financials Statement of Assets, Liabilities, and Net Assets— December 31, 2010 and 2009 (Audited)

northeastern state university foundation | 2010 annual report

Assets Cash and Cash Equivalents Investments Accounts Receivable Accrued Interest Receivable Prepaid Insurance Expense Cash Surrender Value-Life Insurance Due from (to) other funds Land

Total Assets

Liabilities and Net Assets Charitable Gift Annuity Payable-Current Charitable Gift Annuity Payable-Long-Term Accounts Payable

Total Liabilities Net Assets Total Liabilities and Net Assets

TEMPORARILY RESTRICTED

Permanently RESTRICTED

TOTALS 2010

TOTALS 2009

$385,252 — — — $3,292 $18,949 $987,380 $112,703

— $2,202,728 — — — — $473,577 —

$31,098 $12,411,918 — $6,540 — $31,966 ($1,460,957) $9,000

$416,350 $14,614,646 — $6,540 $3,292 $50,916 — $121,703

$1,042,061 $11,970,478 $767 $6,651 $3,171 $47,709 — $121,703

$1,507,577

$2,676,305

$11,029,566

$15,213,447

$13,192,541

UNRESTRICTED

TEMPORARILY RESTRICTED

Permanently RESTRICTED

TOTALS 2010

Totals 2009

— — —

$13,495 $29,762 $200

— — —

$13,495 $29,762 $200

$12,915 $33,099 $305

— $1,507,577 $1,507,577

$43,457 $2,632,847 $2,676,305

— $11,029,566 $11,029,566

$43,457 $15,169,990 $15,213,447

$46,319 $13,146,222 $13,192,541

Statement of Activity for the Year Ended— December 31, 2010 and 2009 (Audited) Total Increases in Net Assets Total Decreases in Net Assets Net Increase (Decrease) in Net Assets Transfers Unrealized Gain (Loss) in Market Value Change in Net Assets

Net Assets as of Beginning of Year Net Assets as of End of Year 16

UNRESTRICTED

TEMPORARILY RESTRICTED

Permanently RESTRICTED

TOTALS 2010

Totals 2009

$865,767 $288,949 $576,818 ($4,028)

$72,239 $1,049,481 ($977,242) $784,091

$2,064,075 $1,338,430 $725,644

$1,856,947 $1,313,640 $543,307

— $1,298,123

— $2,686,416

—

$1,298,123

$1,126,069 — $1,126,069 ($780,063) —

$572,790

$1,104,972

$346,005

$2,023,767

$3,229,723

$934,787 $1,507,577

$1,527,875 $2,632,847

$10,683,560 $11,029,566

$13,146,222 $15,169,990

$9,916,500 $13,146,222

Helen L. Alred Memorial Scholarship RiverHawk Annual Athletic Scholarships Broken Arrow Business Women’s Association Scholarship Broken Arrow Community Scholarships Bertie Carter Memorial Scholarship Kim Cherry Housing Scholarship Bob & Ann Colemen Scholarship Don “Chief” Crittenden Memorial Scholarship Phil Driskill Scholarship Charles Faudree Scholarship Finance Alumni Scholarship Mary Lou Chastain Floyd Memorial Scholarship Kris Frye Memorial Scholarship Toni Garner/Delta Zeta Scholarship

General Scholarships Georgia-Pacific Foundation Scholarship David Gordon Memorial Scholarship Green Country Funeral Home Scholarship Frank Haven Memorial Scholarship Dr. William Pipes Heck Memorial Scholarship Ray Heinicke Memorial Scholarship Matthew O. Henderson Scholarship Wiley Charles Hickey Memorial Scholarship Kenneth Hoar Scholarship Johnson Scholarship Foundation Scholarship Barbara Jones Nursing Scholarship Dr. Tim Jones Memorial Scholarship Deborah Joseph Adult Basic Education Scholarship

Lewis B. Ketchum Memorial Scholarship Lambda Chi Alpha Scholarships Licensing Scholarship Chet Lombardi Memorial Scholarship Jesse Maize Memorial Scholarship Masonic Leadership Endowment Miss NSU Pageant Scholarships NSU-Muskogee Scholarships Lois Nichols Memorial Scholarship Warren D. Poteete Memorial Scholarship President’s Leadership Class Scholarships Pike Alumni Association Scholarship Betty Price Scholarship Dr. Brian Rader Memorial Scholarship

Herb Rozell Scholar Program Dr. Rennard Strickland Scholarship Tau Kappa Epsilon Apollo Scholarship Trail of Tears Remembrance Association Scholarship Robert S. & Helen Grey Trippet Foundation Scholarships Dr. Jim Walker Memorial Fund Waters Health Scholarship Lawrence White Family Foundation Scholarship Joy Blakemore Wiseley Memorial Scholarship

Annually Funded Programs Athletics Athletics (general) Arena Project Baseball Football Men’s Basketball Men’s Golf Men’s Soccer NCAA Basketball Hall of Fame Softball Spirit Staff Women’s Basketball Women’s Golf Women’s Soccer Women’s Tennis College of Business & Technology College of Business & Technology (general) Accounting & Finance Hospitality & Tourism Management Info Systems & Technology Info Systems & Technology-Broken Arrow Management Vita Program-Broken Arrow College of Education College of Education (general) Bagley Alumni Fund College of Education-Broken Arrow Curriculum & Instruction Early Childhood EFL: Teaching & School Administration Elementary Education Frank Chapman Memorial Fund

Health & Kinesiology Haskell Hall Renovations International Activity Fund Psychology & Counseling Psychology Student Research Reading Reading -Broken Arrow Full Intern Award Resource Room Special Education Capitola Wadley Reading Clinic College of Liberal Arts College of Liberal Arts (general) Advertising Club Army ROTC Cadet Fund Art Cherokee Language Criminal Justice Criminal Justice -Broken Arrow Debate Drama Galaxy of Stars Geography Humanities Jazz Studies Landforms Geography Field Trips Language & Literature Language & Literature -Broken Arrow Marching Band Mass Communications Music Political Science Social Work

Social Sciences Spanish Summer Camps Carrie Underwood Downtown Country Dr. Sharon Winn Memorial Fund NSU Oklahoma College of Optometry NSUOCO (general) George Foster Legacy Fund Low Vision Room College of Science & Health Professions College of Science & Health Professions (general) Biology Computer Science Environmental Science Family & Consumer Sciences Geology Field Trips Math Natural Sciences Nursing Faculty Science Building Speech Language Pathology Other Administration Building 1st Floor Women’s Bathroom Alumni Association Fund American Indian Alumni Association Society of American Indian Professionals Archives Auxiliary Services The Big Event Bob Berry Beautification Fund

Broken Arrow Campus Business Affairs-Broken Arrow Campus Beautification Campus Police Career Services CASE Building Circle of Excellence Awards Center for Teaching & Learning Communications & Marketing Continuing Education Delta Leadership Academy-Broken Arrow Enrollment Management -Broken Arrow Great Expectations Honors Program Human Resources Training Library Beautification Library Library-Broken Arrow Maintenance-Broken Arrow Mike Synar Technology Center Physical Plant Maintenance President’s Leadership Class President’s Professional Development Redmen Heritage Wall Senior Class Gift Student Affairs Student Affairs-Broken Arrow Student Affairs-Leadership/Service Student Financial Services Student Financial Services -Broken Arrow Student Foundation University Center-Equipment/Renovations Video Technology Services

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Annually Funded Scholarships

Endowments

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To learn more about creating an endowment, please visit www.nsugiving.com or contact the NSU Foundation by phone at 918.458.2143.

Larry Adair Lectureship Series in Government & Public Policy AFVA Family Scholarship American Indian Merit Award Scholarship Anonymous Donor Endowed Chair for Education Anonymous Donor PLC Scholarship Anonymous Donor Scholarship George K. Antoine Scholarship Fannie Baker Memorial Scholarship Buck Ballard Memorial Scholarship Louise Covey Ballard Memorial Scholarship William H. Ballard Memorial Scholarship Battenfield-Carletti Entrepreneurship Lectureship Series MSG Michael Beck Superior Cadet Award Ed & Denise Bell Scholarship Wesley “Dub” Berry Memorial Scholarship Donald & Mari Betz Global Citizen Scholarship Dr. Debra Bezan Geriatric Optometry Scholarship Marie Bishop Early Childhood/Elementary Education Scholarship James H. & Norma R. Blossom Memorial Scholarship Dr. Kirk Boatright Endowed Professorship in Optometry Susan E. Brackett Endowed Chair Nell Stapler Bradshaw II Memorial Scholarship Gene & Helen Branscum Scholarship Bricks & Windows Scholarship Fund Dr. Randy Briggs Scholarship Marjory Hensley Bright Scholarship Broken Arrow Chamber of Commerce Scholarship Dr. Sara Brown Scholarship Buffington/Shannon/Caris Scholarship Dr. Richard B. Bullock Scholarship Jerri Chandler Burrows Memorial Scholarship Vernon & Mary Helen Burrows Memorial Scholarship Freda James Burtner PLC Endowment Campus Bench Endowment Lela Canada Scholarship John & Janice Carletti Endowment Christa Carlton Scholarship Dr. Ron Carter Memorial Scholarship Castleberry Family Scholarship Bryan “Jake” Chanate Memorial American Indian Scholarship

Elise Manus Chance Memorial Scholarship James & Susie Coats Memorial Scholarship Jack & Jane Cochran Scholarship Bertie Craig Cooper Scholarship Corn/Stern Family Endowment Crafton-Leoser Scholarship John & Marguerite Crittenden Memorial Scholarship Bob Cunningham Memorial Scholarship Faye Cunningham Memorial Scholarship Lynn A. Cyert Award for Excellence in Pediatric Optometry Alice Davis Memorial Scholarship Zoe Davis Memorial Scholarship Deem/Smith/deSteiguer Endowment Descendants of Cherokee Seminaries Students Scholarship Martha Poynor Dickerson Alpha Sigma Alpha Sorority Endowed Scholarship Zula Belle Dobbins Memorial Scholarship L.L. Dockrey Endowed Scholarship Fred Dupy Scholarship Drew Edmondson Debate Scholarship Freddie Lou Etter Library Endowment Eversole Family Fund for Mass Communications Mary Elizabeth Crittenden Fain & I.A. Fain Endowed Book Scholarship Jacob Farinelli/Joe Davis Memorial Scholarship Merle & Lucille Gilbert Farnsworth Memorial Scholarship Kay Felts Memorial Scholarship Mike Fine Scholarship Charles Lafayette Ford Memorial Scholarship Dorothy Frie Scholarship Dorothy G. Frie Health & Kinesiology Scholarship Jesse & Marilyn Gailey Endowed Professorship Toni Garner College of Business & Technology Endowment Debbie (Wing) Garrett Memorial Scholarship Phyllis Garroutte Memorial Scholarship General Scholarship Endowment Green Country Funeral Home Scholarship Jess & Gladys Grider Memorial Scholarship Dr. Everett Grigsby Memorial Scholarship John H. Grubbs II Memorial Fund Lorraine L. Gunter Scholarship Dr. Warren Gwartney Memorial Scholarship Larry Ham Endowment

Dr. Daniel Hansen Memorial Scholarship Ella Sexton Harmon & Grover Harmon Memorial Scholarship Martha Harrington Memorial Nursing Scholarship Dr. Nadene Harris Memorial Scholarship Betty Lackey Hefner Memorial Scholarship Todd & Jenine Hembree Scholarship Norman & Mary John Hill Scholarship Lucille Hurd Hitson Memorial Scholarship George M. Hopkins Memorial Scholarship James K. Howard Scholarship Hoya Vision Care Wilma Mankiller Scholarship International Program Endowment Tom W. Johnson Memorial Scholarship Jones/Mershon Property Endowment Kalbitz Endowment Kansas Children’s Project Scholarship Kappa Kappa Psi/Tau Beta Sigma Band Fund Jack Kaufman Memorial Scholarships Phil Kirschner Memorial Scholarship Kiwanis Club of Tahlequah Scholarship Kelly Koupe Memorial Scholarship Marjory Griffin Leake Memorial Scholarship Belva Lester Scholarship James L. Lester Sr. & James L. Lester Jr. Memorial Scholarship Tom & Joe Lester Scholarship Dennis & Billie Letts Scholarship Mary Jane Craig Letts & Ray Don Letts Scholarship Dr. Alison Lindorfer Memorial Optometric Scholarship Justin & Jennifer Lindsey Scholarship Dr. Valgene Littlefield Debate Scholarship Dr. Betty Ritch Lombardi Memorial Scholarship Kristi Malenski Leadership Tahlequah Scholarship Donald Ernest Maritt Merit Scholarship Dr. John Marouk Endowed Fund Charlene Mason Memorial Scholarship Henry & Joann McCabe NSUOCO International Mission Scholarship Ray T. McSpadden Memorial Endowment Roy & Cherrie McSpadden Hinds Memorial Scholarship Charles A. & E. Anne McWilliams Scholarship Mike Synar Center Endowment Military Order of the Purple Heart Service Foundation Scholarship

Model the Way Awards Endowment W. Gene Moffitt Memorial Accounting Scholarship Leonard & Claudia Moore Family Alumni Scholarship Debbie Hicks Morgan PLC Scholarships John A. Morris Memorial Scholarship Charlie Murchison Memorial Scholarship Music Scholarships Endowment Dr. George Nolan Pre-med Scholarship Michael & Linda Nowicki Endowed Scholarship for Non-Traditional Students NSU Alumni Association Fund NSU Alumni Association Legacy Scholarship NSU Memorial Bench Fund James D. Ogletree Scholarship Optometry General Scholarship Endowment Burl & Barbara Overmon Scholarship David Pan Endowed Fund Thelma Parker Memorial Fund Society of Physics Students Scholarship Wellon B. & Verna Dean Poe Scholarship Dr. Edwin & Dorthene Pointer Endowed Pre-med Scholarship PSA Dewberry Faculty Award President’s Leadership Class Endowment Rex O. Presley Memorial Scholarship PSA Dewberry Faculty Award Endowment Dr. Brian Rader Memorial Scholarship Captain Terry Rains Memorial Scholarship Kenny Ramsdell Memorial Scholarship Reading Clinic Fund Larry Reasor Memorial Scholarship DeLoyd Reed Memorial Scholarship Lena Seitz Robertson Lectureship John Ross Endowed Scholarship W.C. & Mollie Sexton Memorial Scholarship Greg Shaw Endowment SINCO Scholarship Endowment Oral G. Sizemore Scholarship Don & Fran Smith Scholarship LaFerne Smith Memorial Scholarship Mary Tennessee Lynn Smith Memorial Scholarship Shawntel Smith Scholarship Dr. Stephen Smith Scholarship Southwest Contact Lens Society Scholarship Southwestern Bell Endowed Lectureship for the Performing Arts Reba Starr Robison Keys HS Scholarship

Reba Starr Robison Scholarship Deborah Stauss Memorial Scholarship Doris Ione Mills Stauss Memorial Scholarship Aaron K. Stern Memorial Scholarship Marilyn Stinson Memorial Scholarship Clare M. Stroupe & Thomas E. Stroup Endowed Music Scholarship Darrell & Sandra Sullenger Scholarship Dan Sullivan Scholarship Janet Sullivan Scholarship Lou Summers Endowed Vocal Music Scholarship Stacy Michelle Taylor Memorial Scholarship Teacher Education Scholarship Bob Thomason Memorial Scholarship William Frank Tolbert Endowed Chair for Business William Frank Tolbert Memorial Scholarship Calvin Turnbow Scholarship Maurice & Clarice Turney Scholarship University Services Scholarship Hank Van Veen Scholarship Harry T. & Nancy A. Vanhooser Memorial Scholarship Hazel McClure Vann Memorial Scholarship Wadley Family Account Lorena F. Walker Memorial Scholarship George Wallace Memorial Scholarship Dr. L.E. Wallen Memorial Scholarship Wal-Mart Native American Logistics Endowed Scholarship Nancy Ward Scholarship Dr. William J. “Bill” Ward Memorial Scholarship Dr. Feron G. Waters Library Endowment Francis Wheeler Athletic Support Scholarship Endowment Dr. Dorothy Willey Memorial Scholarship Dr. Al Williams Scholarship Dr. Larry & Pam Williams Endowed PLC Scholarships Diane Willis Endowment Darrell Wilson, Sr. Memorial Scholarship Dr. William M. Wilson Memorial Scholarship Joy Blakemore Wiseley Memorial Scholarship Lynn Cyert Women in Optometry Scholarship Evelyn R. Woods Thomson Memorial Stipend Dean L.P. Woods Endowed Lectureship in Mathematics Ben Hollywood Ziegler Memorial Scholarship

2010 Honor Roll of Donors

ANNUAL GIVING LEVELS $1,000-up

President’s Circle

$500-$999 University Club $250-$499 Dean’s Club

The Honor Roll of Donors identifies gifts made by alumni, faculty, staff, students, parents, friends, and community members during the calendar year 2010. We not only celebrate the gifts you make each year, but also recognize your cumulative giving. The contributions you provide have a profound impact for generations to come. Thank you all for your generous support of Northeastern State University and we appreciate your name appearing in this very special list.

Up to $249

Foundation Friend

LIFETIME GIVING LEVELS $500,000 and higher Sequoyah Society $100,000-$499,999 Seminary Society $10,000-$99,999

Founders Society

2010 Annual Giving Levels PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE ($1,000 or more) Anonymous Donors A Bloom Josh Cottrell Jill Abourisk Larry and Jan Adair Advance Alarms, Inc Clint Morrison Martha Albin Alcon Laboratories, Inc American Optometric Association Vanessa Anton Wesley and Susie Ard Arkansas Valley State Bank Sally Armstrong AT&T Foundation Janet Bahr BancFirst of Tahlequah Edward Bates Harold and Mary Battenfield James Beaubien John Beesley Ed and Denise Bell Michael Bennett Bob Berry Don and Susanne Betz Debra Bezan Dalton Bigbee Mark Bighley Mary Alice Smith Booze Shane and Laura Boren Broken Arrow Chamber of Commerce Philip and Anna Brown Bravis Brown Burrow Construction, Inc Terry Burrow John and Janice Carletti Leland Carr Sue and Jerry Catron Charles G Koch Charitable Foundation

Charlie’s Chicken of Muskogee Charles Randolph Cherokee Nation Entertainment Chili’s Bar & Grill of Tahlequah Jack and Jane Cochran Matt and Teri Cochran Jerry and Barbra Cook Bob Ed and Jo Ellen Culver Cyert Family Foundation Descendants of Cherokee Seminaries Student Association Michael and Robyn Dill Jack Dobbins Larry and Linda Dotson e-Consulting George and Billye Elliott Essilor of America, Inc Roger Fain Harry A and Bette Farnsworth Charles Faudree Mike and Sherry Fine Tim and Shae Foutch Althea Franklin Susan Frusher Jesse and Marilyn Gailey Toni Garner Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc Jim and Becky Gore Kay Grant Gena Gray Rick Green John Gyllin Jay and Valerie Hannah Ken Hayes Kenneth Hoar Hobsons, Inc J Bruce Hoop James and Lynn Howard Hoya Optical Laboratories Johnson Scholarship Foundation, Inc Susan A Johnson

Bill and Paula Jones Keetoowah Casino Kelley Family, LLC Elsie Kelley Patricia Kelly Howard and Melanie Kelsey The Estate of James K Kerr Mark and Linda Kinders E Phil & Roberta Kirschner Foundation Jeff Konya Deborah Landry Bill and Linda Langley Leadership Tahlequah Class XIII Liberty Mutual Debra Koren Lilburn Darryl A Linde Arno and Linda Lindorfer Justin and Jennifer Lindsey Love Bottling Company Quinton and Helen Martin Mary’s Liquor Dirk Van Veen Masonic Charity Foundation of Oklahoma June C May, MD James and Sandra McAteer Henry and Jo Ann McCabe Tim McElroy Errol W McKoy Medearis Law Firm Park Medearis Meigs Jewelry Todd and Paula Mutzig Mid-America Arts Alliance Eddie and Kendyll Miller Robert and Deborah Mitchell Muscogee Creek Nation Nabholtz Charitable Foundation Betty Narcomey Carl and Pitsy Nick The Nix Foundation Michael and Linda Nowicki

Bill Nowlin NSU - University Relations Oklahoma City Community Foundation OneSight Research Foundation C H Parker Doug and Alphie Penisten Wellon Poe and Kim Hefner Poe Bettye Poteete Norris and Betty Price Charles and Billie Prigmore Protection Systems PSA Dewberry Dr William J Rauch Reasor’s Jeff Reasor Jerry Ricks David L Riesen Joe Robson Denise Spears Roddy, OD PC Donald and Lois Ross Jennifer Ryal Richard Ryerson John Schleede Scholarship America Schwab Charitable Fund Ken and Debbie Selby Ernie and Kay Shannon Bill and Stephanie Sick Glen and Margaret Sizemore Patsiann Smith Stephen Smith Sodexo Inc and Affiliates Kenneth and Lois Stern Don and Janet Stucky Darrell B Sullenger Jr Lou Summers Delores Sumner Tahlequah Area Chamber of Commerce Tahlequah City Hospital Tahlequah Lumber Co, Inc Randy and Patty Skinner

TLC Oklahoma Doctors, LLC Toni’s Flowers Toni Garner Trail of Tears Remembrance Association Triad Eye Medical Clinic & Cataract Institute Robert S and Helen Grey Trippet Foundation Jeff and Sharon Tucker Tulsa Kiwanis Foundation Maurice and Clarice Turney United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians in Oklahoma Pete Vanzant, Jr Martin Venneman Vision Service Plan Gregg Wadley Foundation, Inc Gregg Wadley and Dr Betsy Brackett Matthew and Anna Walker James and Linda Wasson Waters Charitable Foundation Judy Waters Floyd E Webb, Jr Paul Westbrook and Lynn Cyert Lawrence White Earl and Susie Williams Richard Womack John Yeutter Young Family Foundation Ryker and Tina Young Chuck and Judy Ziehr UNIVERSITY CLUB ($500-$999) Anonymous Donors A Cowboy Rose Larry Warnock Bakers Furniture Bill John and Sherry Baker Marthanda Beckworth Mark Buckles Barbara Burnett Lynn and Paula Burris Canebrake Restaurant

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FOUNDATION GIVING LEVELS

* Denotes Deceased

northeastern state university foundation | 2010 annual report

2010 Honor Roll of Donors Emerson Capps J D and Karen Carey Donald Carpenter Century 21 Wright Real Estate Scott and Tommye Wright Stanley Clark Jim and Sharon Coventon Bryan and Charlotte Covey Jerry and Carla Jean Crow Martha Cyert Paul and Irene Davis Wesley DeRosier and Heidi Thoden Swen Haakon Digranes Kenneth G Evans Rachel Farinelli Jeffrey and Eileen Feim Jack and Mary Fletcher Pamela Fly George and Rita Foster Brent A Giddens Mark and Bonnie Giese Roy Giles Larry Gipson Lee Gipson Randy and Pam Gipson Arthur Goad Hembree Law Office Todd and Jenine Hembree Matthew O Henderson iHot Tanning Christee Jenlink Daniel Johnson Austin F Kenyon David Koehn Peggy Lisenbee LoneOak Ventures, Inc Ryker and Tina Young Bruce and Karen Mabrey Martex Exploration, Inc Robert and Jeanette McQuitty Willa Millhollon Wayne Mitchell Larry Mocha Penny L Moore Morris-Cragar Flowers Gary Myers Suzanne Myers Richard Newberry Jr Norman Eye Associates Northeast Oklahoma Cancer Center, LLC Northeastern Student Government Association NSU - Jazz Lab/Jazz Band NSU - Faculty Brass Quintet Don Oden Gary and Carol Parker Julian C Pope Nancy Poteete Dolores Pryor Joe Ragsdale

* Denotes Deceased 20

Emma Reagor Redmen Office Supply, LLC Kathleen Reese John Rice Thomas Rink Joe Sears Audrey, Ann, and Sophie Sevenoaks Ronnie Shade Sherwin Williams Co #7450 Larry Silkey, OD Linda Small Timothy Snider Mary Stanley Eugene and Lucinda Steffes Paul and Cynthia Steininger Camille Stevenson Rocky Stone Mary Stratton Martin and LaRae Tadlock Tahlequah Pediatrics PLC Tahlequah Public Schools Board of Education Vacations R Us Lloyd and Linda Spyres Joyce A Van Nostrand Ted and Ada Vancuren Vince and Terri Vestal Richard Larry Walker Wal-Mart #10 - Tahlequah Robert P Webb, III DDS and Terry Webb Michelle Welch Louis White Bill and Katie Whitesell Wolters Kluwer Pharma Solutions Nathan C Wood Brian and Katie Woodliff Jon and Angie Yates DEANâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S CLUB ($250-$499) A & B Distributors Inc of Muskogee Advantage Controls, LLC Dick Morris Gayle Anderson James E Arnwine Arvest Bank John Balenko Bank of Cherokee County Bank of Oklahoma Clyde and Carol Ann Barkley Monica Barnett Michael Bartlett, MD Rebecca Baughman George Beattie Tom and Priscilla Been Michael Beer Stanley Beesley Gerald and Charlotte Benn Claude and Marilyn Billingsly Evan and Kathryn Bragg George Briscoe

Fred and Carolyn Burks Bobby D and Lois Buttress Renee Cambiano Ron and Judy Cambiano Thomas and Deborah Carment Mark and Rhonda Carr Charles and Mildred Carroll Gene Carter Richard Castillo Betty Chenault Jill Clements Craig and Patricia Clifford Michelle Clifton Bill and Bette Clingan E Welch Cole Elizabeth Cordle Ronald and Londa Cox Ella Mae Cunningham Curzon, Cumbey & Kunkel Billy J Davis Cecil Devine Deena Dickens Donnaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Flowers Jennifer Wright Downtown Family Dentistry Matthew Walker B J Dry James and Mary Dryden Douglas and Lavelle Dugger Anita Ede John Edwards Eufaula Marina Corp Ronald Evans Phyllis Fife Allen and Roxanne Fillmore Richard Finley Clifford W Finnegan First National Bank & Trust Co Douglas and Brenda Flanary Stephen Ford Doug and Suzanne Fouts Michael Franke Lori Garland Dee Gerlach Joe and Joyce Gilbert Aaron Glass Great Plains Optical, LLC Brian and Shawna Green Brett and Robyn Greenhaw E Riley and Lecia Hager Justin Halpern Leslie Hannah Harrison Tire and Supply Henryetta Eye Center Eugene and Carolyn Hickey Bill John and Glenda Hinton John and Jeanie Hinton Mark Hodson Olga Hoenes

Shane and Terri Holland Larry Holland Holloway, Updike & Bellen Inc Vernon and Joan Isom Michael Jackson Ted and Vera Jerson Jason and Maci Jessie John and Diane Johnston Kenneth Jones, Jr Austin Ketcher Ande Kidanemariam Ben and Marynelle Kiger Joe and Beverly Kiger Evgueni Kontorine Christy Landsaw David and Sandra Laney David Lewerenz Chuck and Diane Liebenau Michael and C Jane Lilburn Dave M Linebarger Valgene Littlefield Dale and Donna Long Don and Melissa Mahan Katharyn Majestic Luther and Judy Martin Lana Mathew, LMT Calvin and Susan McClendon Alexandria Miller Asami Molina Neil and Patsy Morton Thomas and Carla Nankervis David Nelson Orville and Lereen Neugin Jim Ed and Chrissi Nimmo Emmett and Zoe Nolan Rosie North The Estate of Mary Louise Nowlin NSU - College of Optometry NSU - Sequoyah Institute NSU Pike Alumni Association Omega Investments, LLC Paula Page Debbie Paslay Jim Pate Ron and Winnie Perdue Bobby Peterson Scott and Glennda Pettus Elmo and Joyce Pipps Lenard and Rosella Poplin Deborah Rader Sue Ellen Read Renn & Company, Inc Dusty Ricks Scott Ritz Bob and Shirley Roberts Colin Roberts Sharon Roberts Dean Robertson Mark Ross

Jack and Janice Rusher Joseph R Schlecht Earl and Dicksie Schmitt Bill Scott Robert Selinger Gordon Shamblin Neshia Smith Robert and Nancy Smith Penelope A Sommers Sounds of Music Orchestra, Inc Joe Spence Deemer and Kelli Stacy Ross and Barbara Staggs Norma Stanley Joe and Janet Stansell Gena Stretch Kevin Stretch William Tarrant Kevin Taylor Mark Tedford Frankie Thomas R L Thomason Enterprise Kin and Anita Thompson Brian Tipton, OD Tulsa Teachers Credit Union Michael Turner Kenneth Tyrrell Marilyn Underwood Keith and Linda Van Dyke Lisa Walker Patrina Walter Desiree Watts David and Rondi Weber Linda West Roger W West Clarence E Whinery Wilcox Welder Repair, Inc Leonard and Ann Wilkins Rebecca Williams Diane J Willis The Yaffe Companies, Inc Your Eye Shop FOUNDATION FRIEND ($1-$249) Anonymous Donors 4C Enterprises A & S Operating AAUW Tahlequah Branch Barbara Abercrombie and Tery Deshong Chris and Heather Adney Brad and Susan Agnew Joe Aguilar Louis Ahlen Billye Akin Amy Aldridge-Sanford Valter Aleixo Darlene and Robert Alger All About Air, Inc All Things Animal

2010 Honor Roll of Donors Jack and Novelle Ballard Ruth Ann Ballard Bart Ballew Dewey and Maxine Ballew Bank of Eufaula David L Barbee Kurtis Barber Hervey and Janice Barbour Chad and Cecilia Bardone Thomas Barnard Rick Barnes Shawna Barnes Shannon Barnett Ryan Barrett, DC Barrett Spinal Care Elizabeth A Barron Sue Bartel Donald and Lesta Bartlett Kathleen Basden Joshua Basgall Gloria Basinger Robert Basolo James Bates, Jr Natalie Batt Keith Baughman and Stephanie Lewis Baughman Lutricia Baxter Chip Bayles, IV Lucille Bayles Marion and Tracy Bayles, III Kelly Beach Vickie Beach Jay and June Beachel Bernard and Toka Beall Joe Donald Beam, Sr William and Mary Lou Beane Cindy Beasley Beauty Technical College Inc Ron and Linda Beaverson Beene Plumbing & Utility Contractors, Inc Ernst Bekkering J Kelly Bell James Bell Larry and Joan Bell Mary Bell Melissa Bell Paul Bell Royce Bell Fred and Carol Benford Charles and Donna Benham Dan Bennett Robert A Bennett Mayrene Bentley Julie Ann Bentz Lor-Lee Bentz Barbara Berry Brian Berry Claude and Wilma Berry David and Tammy Beshlin

Joseph and Erica Beuchat James Beverly David Beymer Edward R Bible Sean Bignall Brad and Crystal Billings Margaret Bishop Bill and Mary* Blackard Thomas Blair Mary Blakemore Lesley Blevins John and Patti Blishak Dean and Mary Alice Bloss Cynthia Boatright Bob Bocher Robert E Boen, Jr Ethel Bose John Bolen James and Sandra Bonino Booker T Washington High School Janet Bookout David and Anita Boone Cary and Jane Booth Lisa Borden Dan Boren Dana Boren-Boer Charles and Brenda Bottoms Collin and Ruby Bowen Sam and Keeli Bowers Don and Beth Bowin Donald and Mary Bowin Bethany Bowline Phillip and Colette Boyd Sally Boyd Gary Braden Murry and Judith Braden Rebecca Bradford Larry and Darlene Brandon Gregory Braun Ron and Melba Brazeal Lena Breedlove Jeffrey Bremer Jr Nancy Brenneis Gary and Judy Breshears Brickhouse Wings Keith Bridgman James and Carol Brigance Brighton Collectibles Todd and Tamra Briley James Brittain Kenneth Brixey Broadway Screen Printing & Embroidery Bill and Hazel Brockman Ed Brockman Ed and Sandy Brocksmith Andrea Brooks Armond Brown, Jr Darrell Brown Jeff and Donna Brown

Jesse Brown Kent and Lorna Brown Lora Brown Lori Brown Russell and Shannon Brown Dudley and Sara Brown Vickie Brown Wayne and Delia Brown Robert Brownell Faye Bruce Stephanie Brucks Scherron R Brunk Janet Bruns Sarah Buchan Derald Buckley Shannon and Patti Buhl Bobby Bullard Louis and Beverly Bullard Ian and Helen Bullen Cecil Bullock Robert and Rita Bunch Billie Burgess Don Burgess Kevin and Sharla Burgess Marion M Burnham Doyle and Terry Burress Bob Burris Lyle and Carol Burris John and Retha Burrus Cindy D Bushyhead Monty Franks and Pamela Bushyhead Charles and Fran Butler Jack E Butler Junior and Amanda Butler Rachel Butler John Butts Steve Buzzard Bart and Rebecca Byrum Dawn Cain James Calderwood Rebecca Caldwell Shane and Julie Callahan Ross and Rose Cambiano Arthur and Mary Cameron Brandy Campbell Isaac and Rebecca Campbell Kerry and Laura Canaday Ed and Doris Cannaday Bryan Cantrell Claire Capeci Juliet Capps Cathey Chris Carden Jolyn Carey-Rose Thomas Carlile, Jr Charles Carlile Thomas A Carlisle Darry and Edith Carlstone James and Ruth Carnagey Jamie Carr

Seth and Kristin Carr Wesley R Carter Scott and Dana Carver Dick Casey Jimmie and Sue Casey Bob Cash Constance Cassity Jack Castleberry Callie M Catcher Gayle Cater Lavonda R Cathey Dale Catron Martha L Caughman Peggy Caughman Chris and Lou Cawyer CFC Tahlequah Michael Chaffin Karla Chambers Timothy Chancellor Missy Chandler Mike and Cindy Chanslor Paul and Patricia Chapdelaine Randy and Phyllis Chappelle James and Suzette Chapple Connie Chatfield Rose Cheek Cherokee Casino and Resort Cherokee Hose and Supply Cherokee Nation Cherokee Nation Enterprises Cherry Springs Golf Club Dan and Joan Cherry Larry and Marilyn Cherry Michael and Michele Cherry Chishom Trail Retirement Community Darrell Chissoe Brenda Christie-Lichtenegger Cisper Welding, Inc Bill and Susan Clark Charles M Clark James and Jenny Clark Wayne L Clark William and Beverly Clark Larry Clausing Patricia Clay Clay-Rhynes Eye Clinic, LLC Jason M Cleveland Charles Clevenger James and Sharon Clevenger Gary and Geneva Cline Herman and Roberta Cline Paula Cobb James Coburn Dan and Karen Cockrell Jeff Coffman Mary Coker Walter Colburn Bill S Cole* Carol Cole

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Tyson Allard Frances Allee Michael and Shelley Allee Wallace and Billie Sue Allen Julie Allen Sam Allen, IV Steve E Allen Virginia Allen Nathan Allenbaugh Alpha Chi Honor Society Roy and Glenda Altaffer Gene and Debbie Amlin Don and Melissa Amons Rebecca Anderson Denton and Nancy Anderson Aaron and Elizabeth Anderson Glennis Anderson Howard Anderson Jimmy and Loyce Anderson Kyle and Megan Anderson Mitchell Anderson Tommy J Anderson Rachel Anderson-Hill Mary Andrews Michael and Rebecca Andrews Andy Andris Joe and Pamela Annis Robert and Carol Annis June Archer Raymond and Lorrie Archer Armstrong Bank of Muskogee Armstrong Bank of Tahlequah H Wayne and Dina Arnold Kristi Arnold Perry Arnwine Artâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Custom Picture Framing Tom and Sally Asberry Gary and Martha Asher Stuart Ashworth Elaine L Aston Lana Atkins Betty Atwood Boynton John Auffet Herman and Janet Augerhole Peggy Avery Avon Beauty Center B & J Restaurant Wayne and Patricia Backward J Keith Badgett Emily Baker Isabel Baker Louis and Sandra Baker Phillip and Vera Baker Terri and Tom Baker Tim Baker Trisha Baker Jim Baldonado Craig S Baldwin Darrell and Mary Ballard

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2010 Honor Roll of Donors Pauline Cole Zachary L Cole Eve Coleman Stan and Angela Coleman Roger Collier, Jr Robert Collier Terry and Debra Collier Dan L Collins Sheila Collins Kelly and Sherry Collins Whitney Collins Brian Comfort Helen Compton Don and Karen Condit Thomas H Conklin, Jr DO Terry and Vickie Conn James and Ina Connelly Larry and Tammy Connelly Monica Conners Greg and Leisa Conrad Phillip Conrad Richard Conrad Andrew Cook John Cook Cookson Quality Boat Storage LLC Larry and Susannah Cookson RC and Grace Coones Bertie and Candler Cooper Letty Cooper Kristopher D Copeland Gaylynn Copeland-Nance Christopher and Angelika Copp Lloyd and Carnell Coppedge Alvin Corley, Jr Curtis and Linda Corley Mike Cornsilk Peggy Cotton Ray and Camilla Cotton Kimberly Cottrell Thomas and Anne Cottrill Curtis and Diane Cotts Larry and Connie Coulston Rob Coulter Ann Cowan Carolyn Cox Diana Cox James Cox Leslie and Marilyn Cox Vivian Cox Mary Coy Searson Debbie Coy Marsha Crawford Glenn and Barbara Crawley Jimmie and Velma Criss Marcus and Julie Crittenden Keith Crocker Dilene Crockett Sandra Cross Carolyn F Crump

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Doris Crutchfield Cummings Electrical Inc James Cunningham Jan Cunningham Dallas and Heidi Curtis Stephen and Terry Curtis Patti Dalton Luton Geoff and Meggan Daniel Ramona Daniel Robert M Daniel Danoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Convenience Store, Inc Tye Thomas Denise Daros-Voseles Barbara Darr Michael Darr Jackie L Darrah Bessie Davenport-Lindsey Anne Marie Davey Kevin David David R Davidson Jon Davidson Melanie Davidson Betty Davis Gary and Renda Davis Janea Davis Kathy Davis Rod and Janene Davis Mary Dawson Shannon Day Sue Day Don Dean Dees Diner DeFrange Autocrafts Edith M deFreese Lee Deibel Ruby DeManuelle Wendy DeMike Henry Dennis Carl J DePaula Charles DeShong Mary Jo deSteiguer Ellis Deweese Betty Dewoody Wahlesah Dick James and Ruth Dickerson William Dickey Paula Dickman Bonnie Dickson Mary L Dill Joe and Jackie Dillsaver Roger Ditzler Margaret Dobbs Keith and Carol Dobler Stephanie Dobler Knight and Beverly Doggett Michael and Frances Donberger Marilyn Donelan Jennifer Donnell David Dormont

Kevin and Joan Dotson Thomas and Victoria Dougherty Fred Douglas Orel Douglass Jon and Sharon Douthitt Norma Dowell Charlene Doyle Kevin Draughon Patricia Driver Darthur and Connie Drummonds Kevin Dudley William Z Duncan Michelle Dunham Joseph Dunn Timothy and Ruth Dunn Frederick and Monica Dupy Charles Duvall Russ Dworshak Marion M Dyer David L Dyke Nancy J Dykes Chad and Bobbi Jo Eagleton John East Timothy O Easter Eastern Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma Peggy W Eaton Peter Economou Anna Eddings EDI Firelei Edmonds Drew and Linda Edmondson Andrea M Edwards Jennifer Edwards William G Edwards Meagan Eeg Danny R Egleson Ranetta Eidson Elephant Rock Nature Park Elizabeth Elias Ryan and Kristin Eller Bill Elliott, DVM Elliott Law Office PC Anna Elliott Glenn and Judith Elliott Robert Elliott Vickie Elliott William Elliott Craig Ellis James Ellis Katy Ellis April Elsea Patsy Ely M Todd Enlow David Epp, OD Jesusita Esquivel Joe E Ethridge Ronnie and Wanda Eubanks Newton and Shirley Evans Pete Evans

Vanessa Everett Robert F Everspaugh Everything Under the Sun Gary and Virginia Evitt Excipio Consulting LLC Dunn Faires Carl and Catherine Farinelli Frances Farley Regina Farquhar Phyllis Fater Jerry and Zula Faught Joseph Faulds Erin Feller Jeff and Tere Feller Felts Family Shoe Store Bryce Felts Wayne and April Felts Steve and Paula Fennell Nina C Fereday Jeneane Ferrell Pat Ferry Amy Few Brenda G Fields Jim and Elsie Mae Fields Marieluise Fierro William Fillman, Jr First Baptist Church First National Bank & Trust Co Fishs Bar-B-Que LLC Amber Fite Jennifer Fite Shawn Fitzgerald Feaster Fitzpatrick Clayton and Shelly Flanary Larry E and Lynette Fleck Jr Doris Fletcher Charlotte Flock Beth Flud Joseph F Followell Anita Foster Susan Foster Foundation for Education and Research in Vision, Inc Joseph and Betty Fourkiller Phillip Foust, OD Paula J Fox Justin and Tina Frazier Miriam Freedman Charles and Sandy Freeland III Gary Freeman David Smith and Artie Freese Smith Wayne and Dolores Frenier Cindi Fries Earline Frost Kelly Fry Full Moon Cafe David K Fuller David and Barbara Fuller Dan and Mary Fuller

Laurie Fuller Cynthia Fullerton Derek Fulps Todd and Kim Fulps Mark Fulton Lonnie Fuson W Scott Fusselman Jake and Barbara Gage Randy and Vicki Gaines Charles and Alura Galbraith Dorothy Gallegly Monica Galloway Will and Aniece Galloway Michelle Gamino Richard and Alma Gantney Nancy Garber Jon Garcia Shirley Garde Miller Fred and Nancy Gardner Allison A Garner Bill and Teresa Garner Christopher Garrett Earl and Faye Garrison Cynthia Gates Kathleen Gay Randy and Susan Gaylor Jack Gedosh Amber and Buck George George Giacobbe Michael Gibbons Don Gillam William A Gillen Richie Gilliam Kenneth and Joyce Gillin Jesicah Gilmore Robie G Girdner Jerad Girten Scott and Dana Givens Glam Allstars John and Angela Gleason Burl A Goats Carolyn Goetzinger Dash Goff Sheryl Goforth John M Goldesberry, Jr Richard T Gomez Good Buy Truck James Goodpaster Jack Goodwin Paula Gordon Gary D Gore Patricia Gore Charles and Pamela Gosnell Harley and Alice Gosney Betty Gott John and Joyce Goubeaud Stella Goudeau Margaret Gourd Todd Gourd

2010 Honor Roll of Donors Lavonda Hartgraves Hartâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s LLC Carol Hart Harvest Moon Lyle and Annette Haskins Joe and Mollie Hatcher Mary Hatfield Glenn and Dana Haueter Warren Hawk Barbara Haworth Rebecca L Haworth Connie Hayes David M Hayes Crystal Hays Michael Hazen Mary Ann Head Patricia L Headlee John Headrick James Hearn Toni Hearn Annie Hearon Tobey and Buffy Heater Heavenly Bride Paul and Robyn Heerwagen Louis Hefner Patsy Jo Heidlage Leland Hein Rosella Heinrichs Elaine C Helhoski Jean Henderson Mary Kay Henderson Pamela Henderson Lynda Hendrick Bryn Kristen Hendricks Marianne E Hendricks Tim and Gloria Hendricks Corliss Henley Peggy Hennigan Dwight and Phyllis Henry Connie Henshaw Pete Henshaw Robert and Peggy Henshaw Deanie Hensley Iris Henson Kay Henson Mike and Janie Henson Vickie Heppel James Herndon Amy Herrold Roxann Hertzog James Hess Mike and Millie Hewitt Stanley and Pauline Hewitt Robert M Heydt Kirk B Hickey Hideaway Pizza Otis and Fran Higginbotham Charles and Martha Higgins Highers Bonding

Gloria Highers Bobby Needham and Robyn Hill Needham Bob Hill Jerry and Phyllis Hill Dan Hilton Robert and Jane Hilton Hit N Run 1 Stop Inc Danny Reese Barbara Hite Mary Hitz Kathy S Hixon Harriett Hobbs William and Stacy Hobbs Mary Hodge Linda Hogan Michelle Holcombe Mary Jane Holden Gene and Judith Holleman Victor and Marie Holleyman David and Opal Hoover Nora Hopkins Kennan Horn Rhonda K Houser Meredith Houston Belva Howard Judith K Howard Marshall and Delores Howard Randee Howard Robert Howard Christopher Howk HR Ventures, LLC Douglas B Hubbard John and Norma Hubbell James and Janice Huckaby Bill Huddleston Russell and Sandra Hudgens Louis and Barbara Huey Robert Huffman, Jr David Huggins Mark and Jerilea Hughes David and Renee Hukill C Bruce Humphreys Tracy KC Hunsaker Kym Hunter-Navarro Haskell Hunton Jay L Hurt Mike and Jan Hurt Donald Hutchings Robin Hutchins Deidre Hyde In the Raw John and Cynthia Inman Thomas Insall and Sylvia Chipp Insall David and Kim Irvin Nancy Irvin Wayne and Stephanie Isaacs Keith and Charla Isbell Todd Ishmael Robert and Lynea Ivy

Steven and Tami Ivy Shirley Jackman Christie Jackson Wanda Jackson Billie Jacobini Jon and Laura James Lisa James Pat and Ida Jaramillo Molly Jarvis Daniel Jay Joyce Jech Jerry and Joyce Jenkins George F Jessee Kenneth and Charlene Jett Brian S Jewell Dorothy Ji Jimmy Houston Marina Jonathan Jobe and Mary Kaye Masters Jobe Reginald Johnson Carolyn Johnson Dennis Johnson Frank Johnson George Johnson Glenn and Marie Johnson L J Johnson Bobby and Robin Johnson Steve and Karen Johnson Jon Nicholson Construction, LLC Doris Jones Ellyn P Jones Paula Jones Robert Blaine Jones Roscoe and Ruth Jones Shirley Jones Steve and Angie Jones Troy and Tammy Jones James and Susan Jordan Jerry Joseph Jack Journeycake Junieâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Closet Thomas and Kelly Junk Vigdis Kaasan Kennedy Marilyn G Kaufman Ken Kawata Yvonne Keahey Anita Keehn Constance Keehn Valerie L Keele Vyrl Keeter Clyde and Lloyal Keith Kelly and Regina Keith Willa Keith William Keith Frank and Cari Keller Janet Kelley A Charles Kelly Lessert N Kelly Lester and Betty Kelsey Betty Kelton

Rusty and Sarah Kemp Kathleen Kennedy Helen Kent Vivian Kerr Samuel A Ketcher Alexander and Khrista Khramov Darin Kight Robert and Leslie Kilborn Charlie D Kimball Gregory and Tanna Kincade Dewilda King Aileen King James E Kingfisher Ellen Kinman Nick and Faye Kiriluk Ray Kirk Robert and Lisa Kirk Heather Kissack Patty Kitchen Kiwanis Club of Tahlequah Melanie Knight Ted and Sharon Knight Peter and Joanie Knipper James and Pat Knowles Barbara Knowlton William and Cynthia Kok Brian and Emily Konieczny Rahim Kouhi Frank Koupe Robert and Ruth Krauth Peter Krenz Marilyn Kropp Karl Kruczek KTK Angus Steakhouse Craig and Christie Landsaw Patricia Kuhn Debra L Kuhnel Julia Kwok Don LaBass Billye Lackey Jamie Lagrone Sammy Lamons Bill and Rita Lamphear Betty S Landers Michael Landry David Landwerlen Harold Langdon Carol Lange Jessica Langston Luther and Kristi Langston Phillip Lannen Kent and Susie Lashley John E Lavendusky Jeffrey L Lawrence Kenneth Lawson Kenneth Ray Lawson William and Carolyn Lay Debra J Lease Pauline Leathers

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Larry and Christy Grable Rosie Graheck Haley Graves Evelyn E Gravitt Michelle Grayson Todd Grear Carlene Green Kimberly D Green Mark and Jan Green Jean Greenhaw Phyllis E Griffin Brinda Grigsby Chuck Grim Thomas and Janice Grimmett Leadema Grogan Randy and Jan Grogan Valerie Grosskurth Ethel Grover Mida Grover Betty Gruenberg Tim and Julie Gudenkauf Kendall and Michelle Guillory Margaret Gutierrez Richard L Gwinn Carolyn S Hadden Janice Hadley Randy and Patti Hale Robert L Haley Daniel and Gina Hall James Hall Kent and Judy Hall Nadia Hall Peggy Hall Thell and Sheryll Hallsted Janet D Hambrick Chris and Kathy Hamby Nathan E Hamilton Diane Hammons Edwin Hammons Tracy and Cindy Hammons Leland and Brynn Hamner Michael Hampton Kenneth and Leigh Ann Hancock Jack Haney James B Hanigan, DDS, MS, PA Brett Hansen Douglas Hansen Sanna Hansen Howard Harbison James and Birthe Hardin Norman Hardrick John Hardridge Barbara Hargis Kathleen Harms Richard Harper Doug and Elisabeth Harrington Patrick Harrington Rayna Harrington Hubert M Harrison

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2010 Honor Roll of Donors Jo Ellen Ledbetter Nicholas and Bethany Lee Rodger Lefler Lowell and Janelle Lehman Tammy Lemmings Buddy Lenz Lisa Lessley Patrick and Patti Lester Billie Letts Ray and Mary Jane Letts James and Evelyn Lienhard Nathan Lillie Linda’s Nails Patsy Lindhorst Sherry Lindhorst Alisa Lindley Tom P Linihan Jodie and Sue Linn Maureen Lippe Deborah Lipscomb Lisa Owens Photography Daniel Little Geraldine Little Jerry and Edie Littlefield Andrew Littlejohn Ron and Bette Littrell Paul and Kay Livingston Warren J Locke Stephen Lofton Lollipop Kids Ed and Vicky Lomax Ray Lomax Jack London Edgarita Long Teri Long Charles and Joyce Longenbaugh Robert and Linda Looney Casey Loper Randall and Denise Lorett Los Cabos Restaurant Elizabeth L Lott Pamela Louderback Love’s Briar Patch Betty Lowder Joseph Luca Jason Luce Ron and Kathleen Ludwig Dowie Lujan Roger and Cheryl Lujan Fred Machesney Monica Macklin B A Maddux Ken Maguire Josh Mahan Burt and Lou Alice Mahaney Tiffany Maher Michael Mahoney Tanya Maillet Evelyn Mainus * Denotes Deceased 24

Mary Malone Nancy J Malone Dewayne Mankin Vern and Marilyn Mansch Clayton and Andrea Maple Barbara Marshall Paul Marshall Vincent Marshall Don and Lana Martin Earlene Martin Granville Martin Jo Ann Martin Johnleo Martin Margaret Martin Melissa Martin Wilbur and Michelle Martin Marlene Martindale Gloria Martinez Diana Mashburn John and Ahnawake Mashunkashey Willa Faye Mason Ingrid L Massey Ellen W Mathews Doris Matlock Dorothy Matts Joe and Jeanette Maxfield Mayes County FOP Lodge 116 Inc Virgil and Gloria Mayes Alfredo Mayne-Nicholls Bruce Maytubby Kelly Maytubby Norma Maytubby McAlester Anesthesia and Respiratory Service Donald and Sharon McAlvain Jonathan N McBrayer Rory D McCallister Vickie D McCarter Thomas and Karen McCartney Amanda McCaslin Ernestine McClellan Michael and Andria McClellan Kevin L McClure Lisa McCormick Anne McCoy Paul and Regina McCracken Mark McCroskey Hugh McCullough Candace F McDaniel Challis McDonald Francis and Voula McDonough Phillip and Sandra McDonough Beth McElroy Ashley McFerron Sarada McGaha Jeff and Lisa McKinney Ronald and Evelyn McMillan Norma McNeely Carthel J Means Kandra Medlin

Shawn Medlock Tony and Misty Megee Lani Melendez John Mercer Norma Merriman Lonnie and Debbie Messenger Tom Messner Steve Meyer Charles and Marion Michelsen Lauren Michelsen, DO, PA Dusty and Shelldon Miggletto Mike Trogdon Drywall Co, Inc John Milbauer J Keith and Shannon Miles Gina Miller Miller Office Equipment, Inc D J and Verna Miller Jennifer Miller Penny Miller Rita Miller Stephanie E Miller R C Milligan Monte and Judy Miron Ray Miron Patrick Mitchell Thomas and Carol Mitchell Emily A Mocha Modern Cleaners LaDonna Robertson & Mike Harper Herbert Monks Douglas Montgomery Johnny and Leigh Montgomery Sandra Montgomery Anthony Moody Diane Moody Robert and Jane Moody Vance Mooney Bonnie Moore David Moore Jason Moore Melissa Moore Richard L Moore Terry Moore Kimberly Mootry Connie Mora Daniel Morgan Scott Morgan Wm Lynn Morgan John and Sandra Moriarty Carolyn Morris David and Laura Morrison Sharon Morrison Hickory and Mary Morton Eugene Moser Don and Louisiana Moss Noble Moss Mountain View Meat Co, Inc Gary Mourton Martin Muck

Bill Munn Nita Murchison Lowell and Linda Murdock Caroline Mure Deborah Murnan Jerrod and Jennifer Murr Lori Murray Joan Murray-Hogan Angela M Myers Glenn and Mary Myers Kelie Myers Susan Myers James and Terry Mynatt James and Stacy Narrin Church of the Nazerine Carl Newton, OD Thomas and Jane Newton C Jeff Nichols Jessie Nichols Greg Nicka Gerald and Trudy Nickels John Nidiffer Albert Nitz, Jr Albert and Charlotte Nitz Donelle Nolan George and Phyllis Nolan Dean Nolan Normal Club Cleaners Ron Morgan Mary Norwood Woodrow and Doris Norwood NSU - Parent Program NSU - Athletics NSU - Baptist Collegiate Ministry NSU - Fitness Center NSU - Sigma Sigma Sigma NSU - Sigma Theta Epsilon NSU - Speech and Language Pathology NSU - Speech Debate Team NSU - Student Education Association Jared Nunnally Oasis Health Food Store, Inc Joyce Oehrlein Office Depot-Business Solutions Division Eric and Elizabeth Ogdon Jack Ogle Oklahoma Oncology Oklahoma United Methodist Foundation Gina Olaya L R Olson Larry O’Mealey One Degree Lawn Care and Landscaping Sedelta Oosahwee Sue Opp Calvin and Beth Orender Helen Ormsby Ashley Orr Leroy and Joye Orr Paul and Donna Orr

Peggy Osborn William and Linda O’Seland Donald and Dorie O’Shea Fidelis Ossom Carlos and Maria Ottino Our Friends Childcare Center Heather Little Cheryl Overacker Fred Overstreet Allen Owen Julie Owens Ronald and Lisa Owens Paceline Cyclery Latricia Pack Matthew and Cassandra Pack Jesse and Betty Page Palms Therapeutic Massage & Body Spa Megan White Panera Bread Lora Lee Parker Carlye Parkes V June Parkhurst Teresa Parnell Teresa Parrett Teddy Parris Parrish Insurance Services, LLC Bob and Cheryl Parrish Martha Parrott Aaron Parsons Barbara Partak Melissa Parton Parts Barn Neal Pascoe Nicholaas and Kacy Pate Ken and Susan Pate Peggy Pate Patron’s Mexican Grill Ron and Molly Patterson Sammy C Patterson Susan H Patterson M Scott and Tami Patton Mark Paulissen Sherri Paulson Alvin and Lynda Payton Rickey and Brooke Peaker John and Martha Pearce Charles and Ann Pearson Jerry Pease Travis and Margaret Pendergraft Barney and Cornelia Pepper William and Jeni Percifield Shawn Perez Louis and Sarah Perkins Sherrie Perry Norman and Linda Petree Natalie Pettus Ronald Petty Kenneth and Tammy Phillipo James Phillips

2010 Honor Roll of Donors Donna Ramsdell Jonathan and Melissa Ramsey Donald Randall Paul Rankin David and Barbara Ray, III Johnny and Tammy Ray Justin and Cathy Ray Stacy Rea Larry and Donna Read Lois Reading Reasor’s #2 Casey and Danae Rebholz Maximina Recinos Redbird Automotive Service, Inc Sherman and Vicki Reece Sharon K Reed Jack and Lois Reese Ronald and Molly Reeves Reflection’s Tracy Way Childers Barry and Jodi Reiner Ron and Lynda Reiser Brian Renz Mickey and Tamara Replogle Raymond Replogle Russel and Nora Replogle Bob and Charlene Reynolds Randy and Shan Reynolds Floyd Rhodes Patti Rhodes Steven G Rice Duane and Tricia Richards Robert Richardson III Lucy Richmond Phillip Richmond, CPA Rick Leaming Construction, LLC Michael and Lisa Ricks Patricia Ricks Darnell Riddle-Ogg Michael W Rider Helmut and Teresa Riedinger Russ and Amy Riff Margaret Riney Joseph M Ripperger, MD Darold Ritchie Alisa Ritter Barbara Ritter Ken Rivas Brian Rivera Riverhawk Shoppe-Barnes & Noble Rick L Robbins, DO Donna Roberson Bob Roberts Dave Roberts Kimberly Roberts M L Roberts, DO Ronda M Roberts Susan Roberts Terri Robertson

Janet Robinson James and Janette Rogers Jo Ellen Rogers Brad and Sunnye Rogers Todd A Rolland Rose Dallas Optical Carl and Carolyn Rose Julie Rose E Sally Ross* Kelly Ross Thomas Rosser Troy Rountree Charles and Donita Rovenstine Gary and Patricia Rozell Herb and Carol Rozell J D Rozell Jordan Rozell Dale and Barbara Runyan Jerry W Runyan Sammye Rusco Joe and Virginia Russell Joshua Russell Virginia Robinson Allen G Ryan Robert Ryan Shela Sample Marcus and Ami Sams Michael and Rachel Samuelson Karen Sanders Phyllis S Sanders Stan Sanders Todd Sanders Fany Sandoval Susan Sandoval Kay Sue Sanguinet Santa Fe Cattle Co Antonio and Gloria Santos Marilyn Sasueda Norman Sauke Daniel Savage Donna Savage Steve Savage Ronald Sawyer John Saxon, III Ronald and Julie Schaefer G W and Linda Schafer Francie Schauffler Brad and Donna Schell Shellie Scheu Michael and Leslie Schmidt Rita Schmoker Melissa M Schnur Bob Schooley Mildred Schooley Paula Schornick Dale Schrimshaw Floyd and Mary Schulte Lois Schwab John and Annetta Schwemin

Larry and Joy Schweng Guy and Diane Sconzo Monty Scott Carl and Mary Beth Scott Clyde and Bernice Scott Kimbra Scott Richard and Meredith Scott Sharon A Scott Jana Seabrook Earl and Jane Sears Security Bank and Trust Company Mette Segovia Jeffery Sellers Seneca Cayuga Tribe of Oklahoma Thomas and Mary Seng Sequoyah Technologies LLC Bill Settle Paula Settoon Joe and Tracie Sexson Sidney Sexton Kathy Seymour Stanley and Laurie Shafer Cindy Shamblin Kristal Shanahan Leland and Regina Sharp Pamela Sharp Logan and Donna Sharpe Sheri Shatswell Betty Shaw J Michael Shaw Joe and France Sheehan Vickie Sheffler Curtis and Melissa Shelton Rick and Donna Shelton Diane Shen C Ed Shepherd Sonja L Shepherd Margaret Sheppard Ben and Margo Sherrer Robert F Sherrer John Sherrick Bobbie Shinn John and Marian Shirley Fred I Shockley Cynthia Short Jimmie Short Charles Shuffield Michael Shurley David and Andrea Siegler Robert Siik Gregg and Lahoma Simmons Kurt Simmons Yves and Michele Simon Simpson Pharmacy, PLLC Jeanette Simpson Joe and Kristi Sims Donald and Patsy Singleterry Bill and Delois Singleton Sisco’s Cheer-N-Tumble World

Paul Sisemore Ann Sitz Six Shooter Resort & Marina, Inc Carmelita Sketter Leann Skelly E Ann Skelton Jody Skinner Slater Medical Arts Inc Carla Small Ruth Smallwood Michael and Pamela Smith Sylvia Smith Amy Smith Boyd Smith Caroline Smith Chad and Bobbie Smith Christopher and Stefanie Smith Dan Smith, Sr Gary and Janet Smith Hubert and Donna Smith Jason Smith Judy Smith Max Smith Melinda Smith Norma Smith Ralph and Kim Smith Richard V Smith Tex and Betty Smith Wesley Smith William and Janet Smith Lacy Smith-Morgan Charles A Smithson Paul Smittle Gary Snawder Charlie Soap Martha L Solomon Paul Sommer, DDS Robert and Inetta Soontay Fred H Sordahl, Inc David W Southerland Steve and Kandi Spalding Cheryl Spalter Shelley Sparks Jim and Jeanne Sparks Mavious Sparks Darla Spears Vicki Spencer Spirit Insurance Agency Jeffrey and Tracie Sponseller Lloyd and Linda Spyres Garry St Gemme Keith and Angelia St Gemme Paul and Betty St Gemme Wendell Stacy Stallion Oilfield Services LTD Karin L Stamy Shawna L Stanley Star Jewelers JoAnn Starkweather

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Jerrett Phillips Sam and Doxey Phillips Scott Phillips Ron and Beverly Philpot David and Tammy Pierce Casey and Rikki Piggee Stilwell Pharmacy Mike Pinkerton Rachel Pittman Ron Pittman Anthony and Lisa Pivec PLC Freshman Class Carol Poague Wellon and Verna Dean Poe Constance Pogue Sandra Pohlenz Chris Pointer Brian and Tristan Polak Eric Pool Regina Portman Carolyn Powell Don M Powers Sue Powers practicebuilder Prairie Fuel, LLC Frances Pranger Jeff Pratt Sylvanna Prechtl Ronald Prentice Pamela Presley Kimberly Preston Mary Prewitt Price Farms Bill Price Cheryl Kay Price Margaret Price Darrin Priest Mark Privott Alissa Proctor Ronny and Bobbie Proctor Vickie Proctor Jo B Prout Jennifer Provence Albert and Cheryl Puccio Ruby Purdum-Sonnenfeld Ken and Margot Purdy Bill and Becky Queen Jim and Reba Quetone Margaret Quiett QuikTrip Corporation Margaret Quinn Manuel and Lucia Quintanilla Dana Quinton Elizabeth Rabe Pat Ragsdale Paula Ragsdale Anthony and Lori Rahhal John Rains Phillip Ramsay

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2010 Honor Roll of Donors Ernest and Patrica Starnes Shawn Staton Alan Steely Tammy L Steffenson Delores J Stephens Gloria Stephenson Ben and Karrel Stevens Eldine Stevens Craig Stevenson Barry D Steveson B Don Steveson Nancy Steveson David Stewart Mendy C Stewart The Estate of Marilyn Stinson John T Stites Mike and Debra Stockton Robert G Stone Mary A Stookey Gerald and Lela Stowers Steve and Rebecca Strasters Sue Straw Jeremy Street Amy Stroud Donald Studebaker Michael Studebaker Subcon Incorporated Dan Sulivant Charles and Gladys Sullivan Ross Summers Jimmy D Swan Mary F Swanson Sophia J Sweeney Brenda Sweeten Sweetens Performance Machining Denni Swepston Charles Swett Ernie and Dorothy Sykora Edmond Synar Trevor Taber Zack D Taber James and Jane Tanner Kermit and Mary Lou Tanzey Mitch and Diana Tarver Kyle and DruShea Tate Linda Tatum Fred and Janice Taylor Gerald and Linda Taylor James A Taylor Kent R Taylor Lonnie and Sonja Taylor Lori Taylor Robert and Barbara Taylor Shawn Taylor Ted and Virginia Taylor Terry Taylor Deborah Teaney Erik Terdal Chemmie Terry

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Jesse and Carolyn Testerman Mary P Teta Texture Perfect Todd Tharp The Look Tanning and Hair Salon The Mustard Seed The Recruiting Specialists, Inc The Works Salon Crystal Thomas Steven and Catrina Thessing Dee Ann Thomas Brown Bert Thomas, PhD Brenda S Thomas Janet Thomas Linda D Thomas Max and Carolan Thomas Paul and Melinda Thomas Robert and Terri Thomas Brent Thompson Kasey K Thompson Tobi Thompson Randell and Samantha Thorman Kyle’ Thornton Frank and Paula Tillery Lloyd Tillery Chrys Allen Tinsley Cheryl Tisdale-Pickett Tom Todd William and Harriet Tolliver Leann Tomlinson H C Tracy, Jr Mary Traywick James Treadway Frederick Treibt Bonnie Tremble Carl Trick, II Laquichesha Trotter Janice K Trower Kelly Trumbull Robert and Jane Tucker Clark and Barbara Tucker Tom and Charlene Tucker Tulsa Air Specialists, Inc Tulsa Oilers Carroll and Phyllis Turner Randall and Cathy Turner Jean Turner Rondie Turner William and Sylvia Turner Tyann Development Inc Debbie Tyler Roger and Dollie Tyler Polly Underwood Shannon Unger Larry and Susan Urben Used Car Factory Marlin and Becky Utley Karrie Utterback Hamid Vahdatipour

Billie Van Duyne Gary and Sheila Van Meter Helen Van Wie Wendy Vann Reverend Ronald and Judy Vansell Joyce Varner Ralph and Debra Vasquez Andrew Vassar Lebron and Patricia Vaughan Carol Vaughan Patrick Vaughan Parrish Vidal C Randall Vier VIP Nails Patricia Vowell Don Wacaster Gary Wages Jeff and Becky Wagnon Dale and Debbie Walker Dana Walker Jeff and Diane Walker Joe and Nancy Walker Lorraine Walker Mona Walls Wade and Amy Walls Paul and Anna Walters Keli Ward Ralph Ward, II Thomas Ward, DO Tye and Andrea Ward David Warden Cynthia A Warne Sheila Waterman Drew Waters Allyson Watson Anne Watson Gene and Joyce Watson Karol Watson Lester and Paula Watson Peggy Watson Shirley Watts Timothy and Roberta Watts Harvey Way, Jr Joe and Gladys Weaver Ella Webb Jill Webster Gary Weddell Tom Wedding and Paige Coble-Wedding Brenda Wesselman Rebecca Westerman Elva R Westermark Jennifer Wheeler Barbara J White J Camille White David and Brenda White Paul and Paula White Justin Whitehouse Jimmy and Peggy Whiteside Sheree M Whiteside

Ada Van Whitley Nancy Whitman Ralph and Beth Whitworth Gary and Irene Wickham Mickey and Donna Wilburn Wildcat Salon and Boutique David and Rachel Wildenborg Michael Wilds Clifton L Wilkins Steven Wilkinson Roger Williams Arthur R Williams Charles Williams Fred L Williams Jean Williams Joan Williams Larry and Pam Williams Ralph Williams Richard Williams Herbert and Valerie Willis David and Juanita Willis Glen and Annette Willis Kenneth and Janice Willis Kristi Willis-Stilwell Robert and Margaret Willson Willy’s Tobacco Shack Michael and Phyllis Wilmon Gary and Rita Wilson Ginny Wilson Jeanette Wilson Lenore Wilson Sandy and Lawrence Wilson Starla Wilson Gregory Winfield Ahnawake Winfield Gary and Jeanna Wing Charles Winkles Harold Wise Betty Wofford Donald and Beverly Wofford Helen Wohlgemuth Bumpus, MD Duane Wolf Christopher Wolfe Alvin and Martha Wood Jim Wood Joseph and Eunice Wood Karen Wood Mike and Kathryn Wood Woodhaven Apartments Evelyn Woods Stuart Woods Sue Woods Pat Woodward Roger C Woodward Stephen and Georgina Woodward Sharon Woolery Sheri Worth Margaret Wright Connie Wright

Matt and Kristi Wright Michael Wright Sharon Wright Stacy Wright Wesley and Lori Jean Wright Kippi Wyatt George Rod Wyers Jim Xezonatos Yates Auto Mall, Inc Darrell Yates Don R Yates Lynley Ybarra E Carlene Yell Jeremy Yerton Dwight Yoder Monte York Greg and Maryellen Yost David and Jessie Young Marilyn Young Norma Young Tyson Young Brian and Willow Young Jesse Youngblood David Youngman Zamora Enterprises Betty Ziegler Robert and Janice Zielazinski Thomas Zigler Robert J Zigmont II Doyle Zimbelman Charles and Kendra Zoellner Philip H Zoellner CORPORATE MATCHING GIFTS Northeastern State University and the NSU Foundation gratefully acknowledge the support of local and national companies that match employee giving on a one-for-one, two-for-one, or three-for-one basis. Through this program, the university’s alumni, parents, and friends can multiply their gift dollars and the impact of their gifts on academic programs. To take advantage of a company’s matching gift program, an employee requests a matching gift form from his/her corporate giving office and sends it in with the gift. In the 2010 calendar year, the following companies and corporate foundations provided matching gifts to the NSU Foundation. American Electric Power Service Corporation Anadarko Petroleum Corporation ConocoPhillips Petroleum Company Datatel ExxonMobil Foundation Mass Mutual Financial Group Newfield Exploration Co Norfolk Southern Corporation Trust Account Pfizer Foundation Qualcomm

2010 Honor Roll of Donors

2010 LIFETIME GIVING levels SEQUOYAH SOCIETY ($500,000 or higher) Anonymous Donor The Estate of Freda James Burtner Frank Tolbert* Gregg A Wadley and Dr Betsy Brackett SEMINARY SOCIETY ($100,000 – 499,999) BancFirst of Tahlequah The Estate of James and Norma Blossom Helen and Gene* Branscum The Estate of Kathlyeen Burnett ConocoPhillips Petroleum Company Candler and Bertie Cooper Eastern Oklahoma Development District Eastern Oklahoma Orthopedic Center Patrick and Diane Fitzgerald Founders and Associates Founders of Doctors Hospital Foundation Jesse and Marilyn Gailey Tom and Anne Johnson The Estate of Lucille Ketcher Johnson Scholarship Foundation James K and Maurine Kerr* E Phil & Roberta Kirschner Foundation Love Bottling Company Masonic Charity Foundation of Oklahoma Henry and Jo Ann McCabe Military Order of the Purple Heart Service Foundation Inc The Estate of Donald E Maritt The Estate of Bess Monroe The Estate of Esther Moss The Estate of Ruth Presley Reasor’s Bob* and Norma Roady Mary Golda Ross* SBC Foundation Ernie and Kay Shannon The Estate of Belva Smith The Estate of John Arthur Smith State Farm Companies Foundation Robert S and Helen Grey Trippet Foundation Maurice and Clarice Turney The Estate of Lorena Walker Waters Charitable Foundation Judy Waters Francis Wheeler* L P* and Ann Woods Young Family Foundation Ryker and Tina Young

FOUNDERS SOCIETY ($10,000 – 99,999) Anonymous Donors Advance Alarms Clint Morrison Alcon Laboratories Gary and Dee Alderson American Optometric Association ARCO Foundation Inc Armstrong Bank of Muskogee Ruth Arrington* AT&T Foundation BP Foundation, Inc Janet Bahr BancFirst of Muskogee Bank of America Bank of Cherokee County Michael Bartlett Harold and Mary Battenfield Bausch & Lomb Tom and Prissy Been Ed and Denise Bell Ben Hollywood Zeigler Scholarship Foundation Jeanette Bernier Bob Berry Don and Susanne Betz The Estate of Marie Bishop The Estate of Nell Stapler Bradshaw II Randy Briggs Bright Family Foundation Broken Arrow Chamber of Commerce John Brooks William Brown John and Janice Carletti Christa Carlton The Estate of Paul Carter Jack Castleberry Sue and Jerry Catron Charities Foundation Cherokee Nation Industries, Inc Kim and Myron Cherry Chouteau Telephone Company Coca Cola Bottler’s Foundation Jack and Jane Cochran Don and Barbara Coffman Communities Foundation of Oklahoma Conoco, Inc Crescent Oil Company The Estate of John Crittenden Bob* and Joy Cunningham Veraman and Billie Davis Zoe Davis* Wesley DeRosier and Heidi Thoden Descendants of Cherokee Seminaries Students O K Detrick Foundation Inc CQ* and Jane Cherry Jack Dobbins Dow Chemical Company Foundation Equitable Foundation Essilor of America

The Estate of Freddie Lou Etter Max W Eversole ExxonMobil Foundation Facet Quantek Inc Roger Fain Charles and Dolly Farris Charles Faudree Clay and Kay Felts* Fine Airport Parking Mike and Sherry Fine First National Bank and Trust Co Lu Ann Fite-Morris Helen Fleming* Robin Flint-Ballenger Fort James Foundation George and Rita Foster Dorothy G Frie Ellis and Frances Gable* Gannett Foundation Inc Toni Garner Georgia-Pacific Foundation Helen Gilbert* Glaceau Jim and Becky Gore Gena Gray Greenhaw-Eddings Ford Greenleaf Nursery Company E K Grigsby Lorraine Gunter* Larry Ham* Helen Clark Hanan* Jay and Valerie Hannah Arlan and Janie Hanson The Estate of Nadine Harris Charles and Marie Hathaway* Matthew O Henderson Mary Hill Doris Squyres Hinds Kenneth Hoar Hobsons, Inc Bruce Hoop James and Lynn Howard Grace Hudlin* Hoya Optical Laboratories Bill and Paula Jones The Estate of John and Lucy Jones* Kirkpatrick Foundation Inc Kiwanis Club of Tahlequah Alfred Knight Stephen and Lynn Koupe Bill and Linda Langley Virginia LaQuay Pat and Patti Lester Dennis* and Billie Letts Ray Don and Mary Jane Letts Debra Koren Lilburn Arno and Linda Lindorfer Justin and Jennifer Lindsey C L Lombardi* Seymore R Marco Family Foundation John Marouk

Mass Mutual Financial Group Leo Mayfield* Ella Mazur* Mazzio’s Pizza Corporation Ken Selby McAlester Scottish Rite Charitable & Educational Foundation McGee Eye Care Alliance Robert and Jeanette McQuitty Frances McSpadden* Anne McWilliams Meigs Jewelry Todd and Paula Mutzig Mid America Arts Alliance Eddie and Kendyll Miller Miss America Organization Robert and Deborah Mitchell Moffitt Parker and Company Inc Charlie Moore G G and Lelia Morgan* B J and E B Mosteller Suzanne Myers Nabholz Charitable Foundation Nabholz Construction Carl and Loretta Nick Nix Foundation NSU-Alumni Association James Ogletree* Oklahoma Assn of Optometric Physicians Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co Foundation Inc ONEOK Foundation Burl and Barbara* Overmon Lorene Owen Virginia Parker James and Betty Pate Walter Pettit, III Wellon and Kim Hefner Poe Ed and Dorthene Pointer PSA Dewberry Carl Raczkowski Donna Ramsdell Red Man Charitable Trust Betty Ketchum Jack and Lois Reese Herald and Linda Ritch RLI Inc Wayne Mitchell Reba Robison* Sarkeys Foundation Robert C Scott George and Sally Seibold Orville and Lucille Shapley Bill and Stephanie Sick Glen and Margaret Sizemore Linda Vance Small Southwest Contact Lens Society Spaces, Designs & Architecture Mike and Carol Martin Spectra Energy Foundation Kenneth and Lois Stern B Don Steveson*

Stilwell Foods Wes Studi Darrell and Sandra* Sullenger Dan Sullivan Janet Sullivan Lou Summers Delores Sumner Tahlequah City Hospital Tahlequah Lumber Company Randy and Patty Skinner Tahlequah Quarterback Club Joe Teaff* George Tolbert Totah Telephone Co Inc Jesse Gailey Carrie Underwood Tom Vanderpool Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Greg and Betty Vann Vision Care Institute Vision Service Plan Wal-Mart Foundation Walton Family Foundation Bob and Terri Webb Jack and Julia Webster Kenneth and Barbra Weikel Paul Westbrook and Lynn Cyert Lawrence White Larry and Pam Williams Williams Companies Inc Mary Ellen Williamson* Diane J Willis Doris Winkelman* Scott and Tommye Wright Yates Auto Mall J D Young Company Chuck and Judy Ziehr

2010 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS The Honor Roll of Donors is printed strictly to acknowledge donor gifts. Any other use is unauthorized. The Honor Roll includes the names of donors whose gifts were made between January 1, 2010 and December 31, 2010. Gifts made after December 31, 2010, will be recognized in the 2011 Honor Roll of Donors. Although every effort has been made to ensure the completeness and accuracy of the Honor Roll, we acknowledge that errors may have occurred. If you wish to report an error, please call 918.458.2143 or mail your correspondence to: Northeastern State University Office of Development/NSU Foundation 812 N Cedar Ave Tahlequah, OK 74464.

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Raytheon Schering-Plough Foundation Spectra Energy Foundation Oklahoma Gas & Electric Company Foundation PACCAR Foundation State Farm Companies Foundation The Williams Companies, Inc

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