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U N I T E D S T A T E S NAVAI. AC,AIM;MY A I U M N I A S S O C I A T I O N

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U.S. NAVAL ACADEMY FOUNDATION 2007 D O N O R REPORT

lb serve and support the

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United States, the Naval Service, the Naval Academy and its Alumni;

Message from the President and Chief Executive OfiBcer

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By the Nuinbers

the Naval Academy; By seeking out,

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Alumni Giving Participation

irrforming, encouraging and assisting

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Lifetime Giving Societies

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President's Circle

the Navy and Marine Corps through

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Robert Means Thompson Society

the Naval Academy; and, By initiating

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Alumni

perpetuate the history, traditions,

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Parents

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Friends

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In Memory and In Honor

ideals of command, citizenship

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Corporations, Foundations and Organizations

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Matching Gift Companies

Sennce to the Alma Mater and its Alumni since 1886

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Foundation Development Staff

Byjurthering the highest standards at

outstanding, qualified young men and women to pursue careers as officers in

and spotisoring activities which will

Naval Academy and hind Alumni together in support of the highest

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Superintendent's Call Vice Admiral Jeffrey L. Fowler '78, USN

DEPARTMENTS 2 93 95 178 194 205 208 216

Calendar of Events Index of Advertisers Class News Chapter News Last Call Alumni Products and Services Classified Ads Staff and Assistance

The U.S. Naval Academy Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-for-profit organization dedicated to raising private gifts for the U.S. Naval Academy and Brigade of Midshipmen.

Charitable contributions from individuals, corporations and foundations may be taxdeductible to the frillest extent allowed by law. This donor report recognizes individuals and organizations that made gifts to the Foundation in calendar year 2007 from 1 January 2007 through 31 December 2007.

The Naval Academy Foundation is gratefiil to its many donors who help support the Naval Academy and the Brigade of Midshipmen through their generous gifts.

We regret any errors and encourage you to call the Foundation at 410-295-4164 to update information.

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Council of Class Presidents Meeting @ Alumni Hall, 7:15 a.m.

USNA Band Concert @ Mitscher Hall, 7:30 p.m.

Distinguished Artists Series—St Petersburg Ballet Theatre's Swan Lake© Alumni Hall, 7:30 p.m.

Formal Parade @ Worden Field, 4 p.m.

Pensacola Chapter event with President and CEO of the USNA Alumni Association & Foundation George R Watt Jr. '73 as guest speaker @ My Space, Pensacola, FL, 6 p.m.

Glee Club Concert—Annapolis Music Festival @ Mahan Hall, 7 p.m.

Men's Lacrosse—Navy vs. Army @ West Point, NY, 12 p.m.

Men's and Women's Track and Field—Navy vs. Army ©West Point, NY, 11 a.m (Women's), 4 p.m. (Men's) Baseball—Navy vs. Army @ USNA, 12 p.m., 3 p.m.

Kansas City Chapter dinner with President and CEO of the USNA Alumni Association & Foundation George R Watt Jr. '73 as guest speaker @ Carriage Club, Kansas City, MO, 7 p.m.

Alumni Association Board of Trustees Vote Deadline Navy Football Spring Game @ Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium, 7 p.m.

Tennis—Navy vs. Army @ USNA, 1 p.m.

Croquet—Navy vs. St John's College @ St John's College, Annapolis, MD, 1 p.m.

(Rain date Is 27 April) Formal Parade @ Worden Field, 4 p.m.

USNA Band Concert—Next Wave Jazz Ensemble @ Mahan Hall, 7:30 p.m.

Men's Lacrosse—Patriot League Tournaments @ TBA Women's Lacrosse—Patriot League Tournaments @ TBA Distinguished Artists Series—^35th Annual Spring Oratoria @ Alumni Hall, 7:30 p.m.

Men's Golf—Patriot League Championships @ Bethlehem, PA, All Day Tennis—Patriot League Tournaments @ Hamilton, NY, TBA Women's Crew—Patriot League Championship @ Cooper River, Camden, NJ, All Day

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International Chapter Officers' Forum @ USNA Men's and Women's Track and Field—Patriot League Outdoor Championship« USNA, All Day USNA Band Concert® TBA, 7:30 p.m.

Wesley Brown Fieldhouse Dedication Ceremony @ USNA Baseball—Patriot League Tournament @ TBA Sea Trials @ USNA, 5:45 a.m.

Class of 2011 Hemdon Climb @ Herndon Monument 9 a.m.

Armed Forces Day Ring Dance @ Hospital Point 7 p.m.; Fireworks @ 10 p.m.

Commissioning Week Trident Brass Concert ©Zimmerman Bandstand, 12:15 p.m.

8th & I Silent Drill Platoon Performance @ Rip Miller Field, 3 p.m.

Men's Glee Club Concert® Mahan Hall, 8 p.m.

Morning Colors—Silent Drill Team Performance ©Tecumseh Court, 8 a.m.

Class of 2008 Family Picnic @ Hospital Point H a.m.

Spring Bell-Ringing Ceremony @ Tecumseh Court, 12:05 p.m.

Pipes & Drums Performance ©Tecumseh Court, 1 p.m.

Blue Angels Flight Rehearsal and Demonstration @ Severn River, 2 p.m.

Men's and Women's Glee Club Concert @ Mahan Hall, 8 p.m.

Drum & Bugle Corps Concert@ Ingram Field, 12:45 p.m.

Navy "Cruisers" Concert® Ingram Field, 1 p.m.

Organ Concert Monte Maxwell @ Naval Academy Chapel, 4 p.m.

Color Parade @ Worden Field, 11 a.m.

Silent Drill Team Performance ©Tecumseh Court, 12:15 p.m.

Gospel Choir Concert@ Mahan Hall, 7 p.m.

Graduation Ceremony @ Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium, 10 a.m.

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By Vice AdmiralJeffiey L. Fowler '78, USN

Excellence through Private Support u

Since taking command last June I have witnessed the impact of private donations on every aspect of midshipmen life.Your gifts provide the Brigade with a level of excellence in both facilities and programs that would otherwise be unattainable—you truly provide the difference between adequate and excellent.

The brick and mortar results are easy to measure.

Take a look around the Yard and across the Severn River. Since last June we have dedicated new Squash Courts and also the Thornton D. and Elizabeth S. Hooper Brigade Sports Complex. Before my arrival we built the Commodore Uriah P. Levy Center and Jewish Chapel and renovated Memorial Hall,Terwilliger Brothers Field at Max Bishop Stadium, Navy Marine Corps Memorial Stadium, and the Bilderback-Moore Navy Lacrosse Hall of Fame. All of these projects were completed using Foundation gift funds. The latest project, the Preble Hall upgrade, demonstrates the parmership between the public and private sectors.

The museum renovation is completely fimded by the appropriated government firnds while the new museum displays, classroom, and ship model gallery will be financed with gift support firom the Foundation. Next year, through class projects, we hope to begin the Columbarium expansion and restoration of Chapel pews and wood flooring.

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The contributions you all make to the moral, mental, and physical development of midshipmen are less visible to an Alumnus walking around the Yard. The list is long, but I'd like to give you a snapshot of a few programs you support through the Naval Academy Foundation.

Moral Career Information Program—This program provides resources for midshipmen to learn about community assignment options. Its most recent addition is the First Class Community Dinners.This semester we have decided to gather the first class by communities for a casual dinner. Speakers have included Rear Admiral Gary Jones (USNA '75), head of Naval Education and Training for the Aviation Selectees, and Colonel George Smith,Jr., Commanding Officer of the Basic School at Quantico for the Marine Corps Selectees.

Class of 1981 William P. Lawrence Ethics Essay Competition—In January we held the armual dinner to honor the third class winners of the Ethics Essay Competition. NE203 marks the first ethics course our midshipmen wiU take, and the essay competition challenges them to consider tough ethical questions.

USNA Leadership Conference—The theme for this year was "Leadership beyond Barriers," and culminated with a Forrestal Lecture by Dr. Samuel Betances, an expert in organization diversity. The three day conference included representatives firom 27 schools, with 146 students and 22 faculty members firom across the country, offering our midshipmen the chance to exchange ideas with their civilian counterparts. Since 1984, the USNA Leadership Conference has been made possible through the generous support of the Class of '38 and Mitch and Linda Hart.

Mental

Ribbon cutting for the Squash Courts, from L to R: George R Watt Jr. 73Class of 1963 Center for Academic Excellence—the president and CEO of the Naval Academy Alumni Association & Academic Center was estabHshed in 1989 to identify Foundation: Vice Admiral Jeffrey L Fowler '78, USN, Superintendent of the Naval Academy; Chet Gladchuk, Naval Academy athletic director; academically at-risk midshipmen and help them develop Pete Latimer 60; and Coach Craig Dawson. the skills to succeed academically. During the past

several academic years, emphasis has been placed on offering services to the entire Brigade. Its goal is to provide the highest quality academic support programs for midshipmen seeking to improve their academic performance. Offerings include academic counseling, learning skills classes, and tutoring to midshipmen, all firee of charge. Eighteen of the Academic Center's part time tutors are completely fimded by the Foundation.

During the past academic year, the Center has received generous gift support firom the Class of 1963, the J. Willard and Alice S. Marriott Foundation, the Naval Academy Athletic Association and the Classes of 1956, 1968 and 1975.

Distinguished Military Professors and Chairs— Right now we have 30 fiiU-time members of the faculty and staff who are compensated by gift funds. These individuals included Distinguished Chairs in academic departments,Visiting Professors, Distinguished Military Professors and Athletic Coaches at NAPS. Study Abroad and Cultural Immersion Opportunities, and the Centerfor Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies—The new Maritime Strategy calls for the sea services to increase regional and cultural expertise among our people. USNA is adapting accordingly, but again, the difference between adequate and excellent lies

Ribbon cutting tor the Brigade Sports Complex, from L to R: George R WattJr 73 president and CEO of the Naval Academy Alumni Association & Foundation; Vice Admiral Jeffrey L Fowler 78, USN, Superintendent of the Naval Academy; Ralph Hooper '51; and Chet Gladchuk, Naval Academy athletic director

with generous donors. Our midshipmen gain more cultural awareness in one week abroad than they ever could in the classroom at the Academy. They are going all over the globe,firomEgypt to Beijing, and you help to make it possible.

Physical We have mentioned many of our athletic facilities that were built or modernized with gift funds, but that is not the only impact of private giving on our physical mission.

Athletic and Scholarship Programs—We have the highest graduation rates in the NCAA, and part of the reason is our academic preparation. Through a needbased scholarship program, the Foundation provides one year of post-high school education to qualified young men and women who need fiirther academic preparation before they enter the Naval Academy. The Foundation currently sponsors up to 65-70 candidates for one year of post-high school study at eighteen civilian and four military preparatory schools.

NAPS—Private donations support the Naval Academy Prep School's athletic programs.

Everyone can make a difference, from the Class of 2007 to the Class of 1937. If you are not sure where you would like to give, the Naval Academy Annual Fund is a great place to start because it gives the Naval Academy theflexibiLiryto use gifts where they are most needed.

Or Samuel Betances interacting with midshipmen following his Forrestal Lecture

Thanks to all of you, our Alumni for your service to our country, the high standards you have set for our Brigade, and for your continued support of the Naval Academy. Thanks to all who contribute—Alumni, parents, friends and organizations, you are providing a true margin of excellence at the Academy. 1 look forward to seeing you around the country and on the Yard, ^t' April 2008

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' b e .iniiuul donor report is simply one w.n- in wliicli wo steward the gencrosirv' of our donors..^c^.•cpt.lnco ot \(nir gift .ilso imposes upon us the obligation and desire to make etTective and efficient use of your ivscnnccs at the N.wal Acidcnn' .md tor riic Brig-ido of Midshipmen. We .irc keenly aware of the trust placed in us and the responsibility \vc have.

Theretbre. we are coniuiittcd to ensuring \ o u r gift has the impact diat you expect.

T h c M u i n n i .Association c\ Found.uion statfand our ' j_ '

rcspccn\e boards make expense inanageiiient a top priontx' in achieving good stewardship. One import.mt me.isurement of good stewardship tor any philanthropic organization is the ratio of tluid raising expenses to total contribunons.

We seek to be rated among the best of die best in uniwrsity ^^ sv

and college foundations in that regard.

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evidence that we arc realizing our

experience a aecrease m mc number of donors and m alurnni participation. Akhoiigh this follows a nation.il nvnd in educational fundraising—fewer donors, but larger .ixeragc -ills— we're actiwlv working ro buck this nvnd and to increase (nciall donor participation. In 200S. die Foundation staff is working on a number of initiatnes that are focused on better engaging our ••vouno;A!uiiiiii"—defined as diose w h o have graduated m the Reaching and exceeding goals is extremelv granK iiig. but fundraising is not about reaching a particular dollar figuiv.i he focus has always been. ;ind will continue to be. about suppornndie margin of excellence at the Naval Acadeiin'. O u r fundraiMnpriorities are closelv aligned with the strategic prionnes sot foith by the Superintendent.Tiie active partnership between tlie Supenntendent and bis team with the leadership iif die Alumni Association c^ Foundation is critical to our tiituiv successes.

T h e transformational iiiip.ict of private giving is seen throughout tlicYard in new or renowned buildings, pnxatclv-

nire of pbilandiropy among

funded faculty positions, and in programs which enhance the

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mi and fiiends in support of the Brigade of Midshipmen and the Na\'al .Academy

Examples of significant support in 2(H)7 include die dedications of Terwilliger Field at M i x Bishop Stadium: the international squash courts at Halsey Field House; die T h o r n t o n 1). and Elizabeth S. Hooper Brigade Sports Complex; and the

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die Class ot 19(i3 Academic C'enter also enjoxed strong private git't support ill 2007, as did the Fund tbr .Athletic Excellence. .Anodier important expression of .Alumni support is through Alumni Association membci-ship. Membership dues and revenues from tee based services at the Alumni Association are entirel\separate from contributions to the Foundation, and partially cover tiie cost of Alumni Association business and mission related acti\ities. We encourage your participation in the Alumni Association through membership as well as through class, chapter and iMieiit club oriranizarions that also advance the irrowdi of informed advocues.

T h e Naval Academy and the Alumni Association &: Foundation are a^oted in midition where the past informs die present and helps to guide our fuaire. We partner widi the Superintendent and his senior leader team to identib,' emerging and ongoing needs at the Academy and coordinate our fundraising priorities to the

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Your gift to the Naval Academy Foundation direcdy supports the moral, mental and physical development of midshipmen, preparing them for service as the next generation of leaders for our Navy and Marine Corps.

Every gift counts. Every donor matters!

United States Naval Academy Foundation & Alumni Association Decade Summary of Gift Receipts and Commitments $60.0 $50.0

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$27.7

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$21.3

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$30.7

$35.3

$28.2

$37.6

$27.9

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SHIPMATE—United States Naval A c a d e m y Foundation 2007 Donor Report

Commitments: Outright gifts, payments on new pledges, iiat'pledge balances Receipts: Outright gifts and all pledge payments

2007 Giving by Constituency Foundations: 2% Organizations: 2% Corporations: 8%

Friends: 12%

Parents: 5'''.

Alumni: 71%

2007 Giving by Type

The Naval Academy Foundation is gratefiil to to die individuals and oi^anizarions who generously supported the Naval Academy and the Brigade of Midshipmen in 2007. The majority of these gifts, more than 70 percent, were donated by Alumni, representing eight decades of classes that span the generations from those who served in World War II to those currendy serving in Iraq and Afghanistan. Additionally, parents of current and former midshipmen and fiiends of the Academy fiom across the nation and around the world are counted among the supporters of today's Naval Academy Along with individuals, many corporations, foundations and organizations have invested in the Naval Academy and its mission through grants, matching gifts and outright donations.This broad donor base represents a strong culture of philanthropy in support of the strategic initiatives of the Naval Academy Thank you for your support this year, and every year.

2007 Giving by Designation

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Unrestricted: 28째/

Athletic Excellence: 29% Endowment: 23%

Current Restricted: 297o

Academic Excellence: 28% Admissions Excellence: 1%

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P r i v a t e g i f t s prD\ide the means to create and sustain the tnargin of excellence at the Naval Academy. From the construction of athletic facihries like the Thornton D. and Elizabeth S. Hooper Brigade Sports Complex and the BUderback-Moore N a w Lacrosse Hall of Fame at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium, to fiinding midshipmen programs at theVice Admiral James B. Stockdale Center for Ethical Leadership and the Class of 1963 Academic Center, to support for international travel and study oppormnities for midshipmen through the International Programs Office, thousands of donors have generously supported the Naval Academy and the Brigade of Midshipmen.

The manner in which you choose to make a gift, and the program or project at the Academy that your gift supports are personal decisions. The Naval Academy Foundation offers many options that direcdy support Naval Academy strategic priorities.

Visit www.usna.com for additional information, or call the Foundation at 410-295-4100 to discuss your options.

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UCWALUMNI GIVING PARTICIPATION

W

hile the total dollars contributed increased over calendar year 2006, we experienced a decHne in the number of donors (the "alumni participation rate"). OveraU,Alumni participation reached 25 percent in calendar year 2007, down firom 28 percent in calendar year 2006.While this follows a national trend in educational fundraising—^fewer donors, but larger average gifts—we're actively working to buck this trend and to increase our alumni donor participation. In 2008, the Foundation staff is working on a number of initiatives focused on better engaging our "young Alumni"—defined as those who have graduated in the last 15 years.

Thanks to the many classmates who have helped buck the trend by supporting their alma mater!

2007 Participation Rate and Total Gift Amount by Class T O P T E N CLASSE.S

TOP TEN CLASSES PARTICIPATION RATE

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Participation Rate

1930 1947 1937 1957

100.00% 74.62% 70.00% 62.72%

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Total Gift Amount

$20,500

1950

32.75%

$165,490

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$250

1951

33.51%

$665,466

1932

33.33%

$6,000

1952

44.12%

$265,893

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1953

38.08%

$931,339

1954

42.92%

$173,509

$675

1955

28.90% 48.26%

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1934

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1935

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7.14%

$100

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$8,200

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1938

30.00%

$14,545

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1939

26.97%

$14,164

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29.73% 29.55% 32.28% 31.13% 35.56% 28.73% 26.32%

$214,179 $33,943 $26,448 $37,885 $19,639 $377,423

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$1,204,675 $139,680 $233,722

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$328,640 $342,150

50.09%

$280,828

1959

49.80%

$505,556

1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969

28.73% 41.57% 36.51% 41.18% 37.26% 34.72% 29.48% 18.86% 35.54%

$523,395 $261,562 $273,036 $999,377 $377,804 $367,820 KlffiUtMrill $285,549 $140,364 $351,261

Total Gift Amount

54,312,038

1963

8999,377

81,673,270

1953

8931,339

1946

81,392,372

1931

8665,466

1947

81,204,675

1971

8594,751

1978

SI,042,489

1960

8523,395

Total Gift Amount

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Participation Rate

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SHIPMATE—United States Naval Academy Foundation 2007 Donor Report

Participation Rate

Total Gift Amount

$411,568 $594,751 $219,842 $240,434 $209,048 $361,417 $144,922 $300,027

KIRIIWIid $102,187

•JilMIMa $90,445 $146,203 $76,858 $75,652 $75,175 $55,123 $232,598 $79,306 $67,358

1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

Total Gift Amount

$43,848 $93,205 $63,832

14.92%

• •21.74% •• 18.96% 14.47% 10.18% 14.75% 16.60% 13.29% 9.99%

• •2.35% ••

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2.26% 3.01% 1.83% 1.08% 1.39% Overall

24.57%

$2,425 $1,745 $960 $305 $2,515 $300

liiSIriME GIVING SOCIETIES

T

he Superintendent's, George Bancroft and Franklin Buchanan Giving Societies recognize living donon who have, over their lifetimes, provided generous and significant support to the Naval Academy, the Alumni Association & Foimdation. Membership is based on cumulative giving to the Naval Academy through the Naval Academy Foundation as of 31 December 2007.Thank you to these individuals who continue to lead the way in assuring the great tradition and integral role of philanthropy at the Academy.

Superintendent's Society ($1,000,000 and above) Anonymous Mr. and Mis. Daniel F. Akeison Maj Gen and Mrs. William A.Anders Mrs. Theodore C.Aylward CDR Ha\^aidR.Bei1in,SCUSNR (Ret) and Mrs.Joy Berlin Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Bonsignore Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Brady CAPT and Mrs. Francis J. Callahan, Jr VADM and Mrs. James E Calvert CAPT and Mrs. Alan E Clark CDR and Mrs. Lyle A. Cox ADMWilHamJ. Crowe,Jr., USN (Ret.) t and Mrs. Shirley G. Crowe Mr. and Mrs. Lester Crown Mr. and Mrs. David J. Dunn Mn.William H. G. HtzGerald Mr. and Mrs. Frederick K. Fluegel Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Gibbons Mr. Eric P. Grubman and Ms. Elizabeth Compton Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Guy Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Milledge A. Hart III Gen and Mrs. Robert T. Herres Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Hinch Mr. Ralph W Hooper Mr. James W. Kinnear III CDR and Mrs. David T. Leighton Mn. Bradford E Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Robert Looker Mr. and Mrs. John J. Mack Mr. and Mrs.J.W Marriott,Jr. Mrs. John J. McMullen Mr. and Mrs. Corbin A. McNeill, Jr. Mr. and Mrs.Jerrold L. Miller Mr. and Mrs.William M. Moore.Jr. Mrs. Alice Ingersoll Nagle Mr. and Mrs. Robert P Oliver Col. and Mrs. Bradford W Parkinson Mr and Mrs. H. Ross Perot Mr. and Mrs. Christian H. Pomdexter Mn. Thomas G. Pownall Mr. and Mrs. A.Jon Prusmack

Mr. Kevin W. Sharer Mr. and Mn. RogerT. Staubach Mr. and Mrs. J. Ronald Terwilliger Mr. and Mrs. Roger E.Tetrault CDR and Mrs. Maurice B.Tose Mr. and Mn.James H.Wheeler,Jr. Estate ofVADM LloydJ.Wiltse.USN (Ret.)

George Bancroft Society ($500,000-$999,999) Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Bellas,Jr. CAPT William I.BuU.USN (Ret.) Mr. Raymond G. Chambers VADM and Mrs. Daniel L. Cooper Nancy Carrington Crown and A. Steven Crown Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Etter Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Garber.Jr CAPT and Mrs.William F Higgins.Jr. Mn. Philip Hurt Mr and Mn. Stuart C.Johnson CDR and Mn. Bruce R. Lakefield Mrs. John E. Lee Estate of CDR Edwin MalloyJr.USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mn. Paul G. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Newberry Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Nichols Mr. and Mrs. John E. Nolan Mr. and Mrs.Victor Ottenstein Mr. and Mn. Paul B. Prager Mr. and Mrs. Ronald F Randall Mr. and Mrs. David H. Rankin Mr. and Mrs. David M. Robinson, Sr. CAPT and Mn. Harry M. Rogers Mrs. Joseph S. Sinclair Prof William M. Smedley Mn. Bernard E. Smith.Jr Mr. and Mn. Roy C. Smith IV CAPT and Mn.John R. Strachan Mr and Mrs.William C. Swtt ADM and Mn. Carlisle A. H.Trost Mr. and Mn.JohnWWroten.Jr.

FranJclin Buchanan Society ($100,000-$499,999) Anonymous CAPT and Mrs. Roger C.Adams CAPT and Mrs.James N.Adkins.Jr Mr Homer N.Allen Maj and Mn. Gerald M.Andenon Mr. and Mrs. Michael Apfelbaum Mrs. Levon M. Berberian Mr. Jack Bernard CAPT Forrest R. Biard, USN (Ret.) Mr. James W.Bibb Estate ofTheodore H. Black Mr. Ernest L. Blake,Jr and Mrs. Sharon Magness Blake Mr. George Blumenthal Mrs. LouisJ.Boland Mrs.Virginia C. Bowe Mr and Mrs. Henry E. Bowes Mr. and Mrs. John J. Bray.Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William K. Brehm Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W Bryant Ms. Ebzabeth N. Buckley Mr. and Mrs. Donald E Buhrer Steve and Joan Burgess Mr and Mrs. Thomas L. Burke Mrs. H.Weston Burnett.Jr. Mrs. William S. Busik Mr. and Mrs. George J. Butvilas Mr and Mrs.WiUiamV Campbell Carlson/Freyd Family RADM and Mrs. Stephen K. Chadwick Mr and Mrs. Edwin M. Chapline Dr and Mrs. Carl R. CheHus CAPT and Mn. Stephen D. Chubb CAPT and Mn.John P Coffey Charles W.Cole CAPT and Mn. David S. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Corboy Mr. and Mn.John F Crowley Mrs. Betty Cullbreath Gibbons Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Cullman Mr. Francis H. Curren,Jr. Mn.WilHamJ.Daly Mr and Mn.John S. Degnan

CAPTVictor Delano, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. LeonardV. Delling ADM and Mrs. Bruce DeMan Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Dettmer Mr. and Mn. Peter F deVos CDR and Mrs.John M. Dillon Mr. HiUard Donner Mr and Mrs. Joseph J. Duffy, Jr Mn. Edward H. Eckelmeyer, Jr. Estate of Mrs. Frederick A. Edwards Mrs. Erna Ericson Mr and Mrs. Dalck Feith Mr. and Mn. Paul M. Felix Mr. and Mrs. Melvyn Fisher Mr Myles A. Fisher Mr and Mn.Timothy B. Fleischer CAPT and Mn.J.William Fhght,Jr. Mr and Mrs. David D. Fox Mr and Mrs. James K. Fruehling Mr and Mrs. Gerald G. Garbacz Mr. and Mrs. Bernard S. Gewirz Mr and Mn.JamesW Gillman Capt and Mrs. William R. Glover II Richard Goldman Mr and Mrs. Joseph Goldstein Dr James G. Gonzales Mr. and Mrs.Jerome W Gottesman CAPTVictor B. Graff USN (Ret.) t Mn. Robert R. Green Mr. and Mrs. Gary G. Greenfield Mr Frank M. Gren Mr and Mn. Peter W. Grieve Mrs. Gardner K. Grout II Mr Dennis F Haley CAPT and Mn.WiUiam C. HaskeU Mr. and Mrs. Robert Havasy CAPT and Mn. A. Michael Hayes,Jr Mr. and Mrs. Alan R. Hendenhot Mr and Mrs. Roger Hertog Mr and Mrs. FWorth Hobbs Mr and Mrs. Kenneth G. Hoge.Jr. Mr.AlanM.Hok Mrs. Frank C.Jones Mr and Mrs. George Kessel LtGen and Mrs.William M. Keys

April 2008 t Deceased

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Richard and Norma Klein CAPT and Mn. Harry W Konkel Mr. and Mn.Alden J. Laborde Mn. A. Gregory Lang,Jr Mr. and Mn.John T Lanning Mr. and Mn. Brian E Lander ADM and Mn. Charles R. Lanon Mr. Peyton R. Latimer Mr. and Mn.John J. Lawlor CAPT Edwm S Lee,Jr., USN (Ret.) t Mr. Stanley W Legro Mr. and Mn. Barry B. Lewis RADM and Mn. Alexander S. Logan Mr. and Mn. Jerry Loveless CAPT and Mn. James A. Lovell,Jr RADM and Mn. Thomas C. Lynch Mn. Stephen S. Mann, Jr Mr. and Mn. Samuel R. Marrone Peter and Manelle Martino CDR and Mn. Carl L. Master.Jr. Mr. and Mn. Segundo Mateo The Honorable and Mn.John S. McCain III CAPT Joseph M. McDoweU, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mn. Charles H. McGill III Mr. and Mn.Jay G. McKie Mr. and Mn. Dan McKinnon CAPT and Mn. Robert D. McWediy Mr. and Mn. Kenneth S. Metviner Mr. and Mn.John J. Michalski.Jr. Mr. and Mn. Richard L. Michaux CDR and Mn. Robert H. Milbrath CDR and Mn. Robert L. Miller Mn.John I. Mingay LCDR David L. Mitchell, USNR (Ret.) Mr. and Mn. Dennis J. Moore Mr. and Mn. Michael J. Moore Mr. and Mn. James A. Morgan The Honorable and Mn. Robert Mosbacher CDR and Mn.Wallace L. Mossop.Jr Mr. and Mn. Gregory B. Murphy Mn. Philip S. Nelson Mr. Jeffiey A. Neufeld and Ms. Gayle J. Plato Mr. and Mn. Peter F Neumann Mr. and Mn. Richard A. Norman RADM and Mn. Robert H. Northwood Mr. and Mn. Phillip G. Norton Mr. and Mn. Henry R. Nothhaft

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Mr. and Mis. John J. O'Brien CAPT and Mn. Roger E Onoraa Mr. and Mrs. Willard J. Overlock,Jr. LCDR ArthurV. Paletti, CEC, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mn. Roger Paradis Mr. and Mn. David L. Parkinson Mr. and Mn. Preston A. Peak Dr Nina Pearlmutter Mr. and Mn. Ragan T. Phillips Mr. and Mn.William E. Pike CDR and Mn. Howard S. Pinskey Mr. and Mn. Russell E. Planitzer Mn. Hallie P Rice, Sr CAPT and Mn. Harry E. Robson CDR and Mn. Bruce A. Rohn Mr. and Mn. Stanley R. Roman LT William T. Roos, USNR (Ret.) t and Mn. Joanne K. Roos Mr. Scott W Ryan Dr. and Mn.John W Sammon.Jr. Mr. and Mn. Roger W. Sant Mr. Anthony J. Sarno.Jr. Mr and Mn. Stephen J. Scheffer Mr. and Mn. Thomas C. Schievelbein Estate of CAPT Jos.H.Schioeder, USNR (Ret) Mr. and Mn.John H. Semcken III Mr. and Mn. Boyd E. Sharp,Jr The Honorable and Mn.John E. Sheehan Mr. Morris Silverman ColWmfieldW Sisson, USA (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Allan E Slaff CAPT Charles J. Smith, USN (Ret.) and DrTamara A. Smith Mr. and Mn. Floyd A. Smith Mr. and Mn. Richard W Smith CAPT and Mn. Samuel T Smidi,Jr. RADM and Mn. Roy D. Snyder,Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stein Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Stein Mr. and Mn.Timothy P. Sullivan Mr. and Mn. Robert J. Tarr.Jr Mr. and Mn.Thomas A.Teach Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas B.Temple Mn. Elsa S.Tingle CDR and Mn. Earle N.Trickey Mr. and Mn. Samuel M.Trippe Mr. and Mn. Paul E.Tutde.Jr.

Service in the Community The Midshipman Action Group in 2007 was involved with several local organizations including schools, hospitals, Habitat for Humanity, assisted living centers, the SPCA and Special Olympics. Participating midshipmen hosted local youth at the Academy through the Big Brothers/Big Sisters program, sponsored holiday and Super Bowl parties for patients and their families at the National Naval Medical Center, and sewed for Quilts of Valor, a nationwide non-profit group dedicated to giving wartime Quilts of Valor to service members wounded in the War on Terror.

CDR and Mn.William J.Valentine Mr. and Mn. Albert G.Van Metre Mr. and Mn. Harry L.Vincent,Jr Dr. and Mn. ErnstVolgenau LtCol Richard D.Wagner, USMCR (Ret.) RADM Edward KTOlker.Jr, SC USN (Ret) Dr. Nicholas Wallner and Dr Sally E.Wallner Charles and RandiWax CAPT and Mn. DavidW.Weidenkopf Mr. and Mn.John K.Welch

SHIPMATE—United States Naval A c a d e m y Foundation 2007 Donor Report

Mr. William H.Wendel.Jr.and Mn.William H.Wendel RADM Robert H.Wertheim, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mn.J. David Williams MIS. James W.Winston Ml. and Mn. Erik C.Woods Mr. and Mn.John W.Wynne Dr. Frederick S.Yeatts and Mis. InesYeatts Mr. and Mn. Donald W.Young Mr and Mn.John FYoimg CDRandMn.OttoA.Zipf

l^iDENT's

CIRCLE

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resident's Circle was founded in 1995 by 110 pioneering charter memben, all committed to advancing the case

for private gifts to enhance the U.S. Naval Academy and to support the Brigade of Midshipmen. Today there are nearly 1,500 Alumni, parents, friends and organization members of the President's Circle.

President's Circle recognizes donors who demonstrate leadership support of die U. S. Naval Academy Through their generous gifts. President's Circle donors provide invaluable financial support to the Academy's strategic priorities.

President's Circle Participation Levels: • Nimitz Associate—$250,000 and above • Halsey Associate-—$100,00(>-S249,999 • Dewey Associate—$50,000-$99,999

,P/ ^ .

President's Circle Weekend, September 2007^President's Circle donors with die U.S. Naval Academy Sailing Program N44's.

• Lejetme Associati^-$25,000-$49,999 • Luce Associate—-$10,000-$24,999 • Worden Associat^-$5,000-$9,999 • Associate—^$2,500-54,999

Life Membenhip in President's Circle was discontinued in 2003.

The following individuals were Life Members prior to 2003 and will continue to be so recognized in Donor Reports.

President's Circle Life Members

John '84 and Tina Morrow '84 with Bayly '83 and Kim Taff at the Presidents Circle tailgate prior to the Navy-Air Force game.

President's Circle Weekend In 2007, President's Circle donors returned to Annapolis to leam more about today's Naval Academy and Naval Academy Foundation, to be motivated to give time and resources back to the Academy, and to network with likeminded, philanthropic supporters of the Naval Academy.

From the kick-off events to the football win over Air Force, the 13th annual weekend in Annapolis exceeded all expectations.

We look forward to recognizing our President's Circle friends this year in Annapolis. Please join us in the Yard,

Mr. and Mn. Daniel F Akenon '70 Mr. Jack Bernard '77 Mr. and Mn. Donald R. Bourassa '62 Mr. and Mn. Larry D. Brady '65 Mr. and Mn.Thomas L.Burke '80 CAPT and Mn. Alan E Clark '52 Mr. Matt A. Coleman '79 and Ms. Luisa Graff-Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Cullman '46 Mr. Francis H. Curren '46 Mr. and Mn. David J. Dunn '55 Mr. and Mn. Syd W Dunn, Jr. '48 Mn. Edward H. Eckelmeyer, Jr. '27 Mr. Eric R Grubman '80 and Ms. Betsy Compton Mr. Dennis F Haley '67 Mr. and Mn. Ralph W Hooper '51 Mn. Bradford F Lewis '77 Mr. and Mn. Robert Looker '46 Mr. and Mn. Jerry Loveless '59 CAPT and Mn. James A. Lovell.Jr '52 Mr. and Mn. Edmund L. Mangan '60 Mr. and Mn.Jay G. McKie '47 CDR and Mn. Robert L. Miller '51 Mn. Philips Nelson'49

Mr. and Mn. Henry R. Nothhaft '66 Mr. and Mn.John J. O'Brien '67 Mr. and Mn. Roger Paradis '67 Mr. and Mn. Preston A. Peak '46 Mr. and Mn.WilHam E. Pike '52 Mn.Thomas G. Povraall '47 Mr. and Mn. Ronald F Randall '58 Mr. and Mn. David H. Rankin '46 Mr. Paul E. Rasmussen '66 Mn. Suzanne Reid (Friend) CAPT and Mn. Harry M. Rogen '46 Mr. Franklin B. Rohner (Parent) t Mr.Thomas R. Schiff (Friend) Mr. and Mn.John J. Schiff (Friend) Mr. and Mn.John H. Semcken III '78 Mn. Joseph S. Sinclair '46 Mn. Bernard E. Smith, Jr '47 Mr. and Mn.William C. Stutt '49 Mr. and Mn. Robert J. Tarr '66 CAPT and Mn. Loren L.Taylor '68 Mr. and Mn. Roger E.Tetrault '63 Mr. and Mn. Richard WVimie '68 RADM Robert HWertheini,USN (Ret) '46 Mr. and Mn.James H.Wheeler,Jr '45 Mr. and Mn.Joseph R.Winslow,Jr. '46 Mn.JamesW Winston '47 Mr. and Mn.John WWroten.Jr '65 CDR and Mn. Otto A. Zipf '55

October 30 - November 1, for an exciting weekend.

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IISEERT MEANS T H O M P S O N SOCIETY Dr Phihp J. Oppenheimer Dr and Mn. Frederick M. Pestorius CDR and Mn. Norman B. Pigeon Mr. and Mn. Stanley R. Roman CART and Mn. Arthur E. Rowe,Jr. CDR Robert B.Van Metre, USN (Ret.)

1962 Mr. and Mn. Gregory A. Chaimcey CAPT James A. Fleming, Jr. USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn.Joseph C. Gamboa CDR and Mn.Thomas C. Grzvinala CDR and Mn.John C. Hinkle CAPT Da\-id W. Hoffinan, USN (Ret) and CAPT Mar\'J. Sweeney. USN (Ret.) CDR and Mn. Howard S. Pinskey Mr. Edwin Rector CART and Mn.William F Stor\'

1963 Mr. and Mn. Michael R. Bonsignore Mr. and Mn. Richard C.Jones Mr. and Mn. Nicholas J. Nerangis Mr.A.J Oakes,Jr CAPT and Mn.William L. Renn Col and Mn. Dan'l L. Rabert Mr. and Mn. Robert E. Simmonds Mn. Julia A.Testa MI. Chestei G.White.Ji.

1964 MI. and Mn. Stuart C.Johnson RADM and Mn.Thomas C. Lynch Mr. and Mn. Robert A. Oriosky Mr. and Mn.WiUiam E Quirk Mr. and Mn. Erik C.Wocxis

1966 MI. and Mn. AithuiW. Brfsnt MI. and Mn. David T.HaU MI. and Mn. Alan R. Hendenhot CAPT and Mn.Tommy E. Payne MI. Anthony J. Saino.Jr RADM ancl Mn.John T. Scudi MI. and Mn. Andrew P. Sosnicky CAPT and Mn. Heniv'W Strickland

1967 Mr. and Mn.James L. Bost Mr and Mn. Geoige J. Butvilas Mi.Alan L. NUsen Dr and Mn. Linton WeUs II

1968 CDR and Mn. Robert B. Amidon Mr. and Mn. Steven M. Etter

1969 Ml. Myles A. Fisher Mr. and Mn. Roger H. Hendenon Mr. and Mn. Richaid C. Lottie Mr and Mn. James B. Mcllvaine CDR and Mn.John E Ohlinger

1970 Anonymous Mr. and Mn. Daniel E Akenon CDR and Mn. Maic Farris RADM Keraieth D. Slaght USN (Ret.)

1971

1965 Mr and Mn. David W Andenon CAPT and Mn. Ammon W Bower III Mr. and Mn. Larr)' D. Brady Mr. and Mn. Robert R Bush III Mr. and Mn. Ralph S. LobdeU LtCol and Mn. Michael G. Malone CAPT and Mn. Clement T. Meehan,Jr. CAPT and Mn. Harr>' A. Seymour,Jr. Mr. and Mn.John A.Thompson Mr. Lynn A. Wegner

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CART and Mn.James H.WUson MI. and Mn.JohnWWroten.Ji.

CART and Mn. James B. Bryant Mr. and Mn. Douglas G. Conklin Dr James G. Gonzales Mr. and Mn. Michael R. Hecomovich Mr and Mn. Michael T.James Mr. and Mn. Bruce E. Nichols Mr. and Mn. Robert K. Pearce,Ji. MI. Kenneth M. Sieminski

1972

1981

MI. and Mn.Vincent L. Cassani MI. and Mn. WUham W CoUins CDR and Mn.John M. DiUon CDR and Mn. ChnstopheiW. Panos CART and Mn. Edwaid C.WaUace

CDR and Mn. Steven P Chamben

1982 LCDR and Mn. Eric Holmes MI. and Mn.John E Kom

1973

1983

MI. and Mn. Marvin L. Clott Col and Mn.JohnW R Giaham.Jr BGen and Mn. Leff H. Hendncbon Mr. and Mn. Donald S. Jeffenon MI. and Mn.Thomas J. Kieinan Ml. and Mn. Diik R D Mosis III CAPT Geoige P\X^tt,Jr and Mn. Re^y Witt

CDR and Ms. Paul M.Alexander CDRToddA.Hauge MrTmiodiyP Kraft Mr and Mn. Fred B. Ramirez Dr. and Mn. Dan Struble

1974 MI. and Mn. Chailes H. Caiinon,Jr. Rev.JohnA. Giizzle

1975 Ml. and Mn. Beinaid C. BaUey LtCol and Mn.WUUam H. DLxon.Jr MI. and Mn.WUUam A. KeUy.Jr Mr and Mn. Lawrence G. Kloth, Si.

1976 CDR and Mn. Peter E Klein CAPT Patrick R. McKim, USNR (Ret) LCDR David R.Tribout USNR

1977 Mr and Mn. Scott H. Harding LCDR and Mn. Chailes J.Tuozzolo

1978 MI. and Mn.John H. Semcken III LCDR and Mn.John L.Woodward,Jr.

1979 Anonymous CDR and Mn. Anthony D Konecny Mr and Mn. Michael R Marciano Mr. and Mn. Michael L. Mowins

1980 Mr and Mn. WUUam W Davis Mr. and Mn.Timothv S. Kobosko

SHIPMATE—United States Naval A c a d e m y Foundation 2007 Donor Report

1984 Mr. and Mn.AlexJ.Daveiede III

1985 Ml. and Mn. Douglas P. Haack MI. and Mn. Sean C. Logan CAPT and Mn. Michael S. Midgjey CDR and Mn. Stephen J. Pimpo Ml. and Mn. Matthew E Schatzle

1986 CART and Mn.WiUiam S Gureck MI. and Mn. Keith G. Smith Mr. and Mn. Daniel H.White

1987 MI. and Mn. Leonaid LaPoita,Ji.

1988 MI. and Mn. Chadwick K.'W^Bon

1991 LCDR Sara L. Saltzstein

1993 MI. and Mn.Jeffiey B. HUl

1994 LCDR and Mn. Albert Angel

ALU

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A

lumni make gifts in support of strategic priorities in the Yard with gifts to the Annu^il Fund and to specific projects for the Naval Academy <md the Brigade of Midshipmen.The following Alimmi invested in the Naval Academy by completing gifb to the Foundation between I January and 31 December 2007. Gifts were received in the form of cash, securities, matching gifts and gifis-in-kind.

1907

1931

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499)

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499)

Estate otTCDR Chads Eftxisiand,Uavl J^et)

RADM E.Alvey Wright, USN (Ret.)

1912 Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499)

Presidenfs Circle Dewey Associate ($50,000-$99,999) CDR and .Mn. Roben H. MUbrath â&#x20AC;˘

Donor

.Mn.Josiah EVentei

1914 President's Circle Nimrtz Associate ($250,000 and above) Estate otVADM Uoyd J.Wiltse, USN (Ret.)

1923 President's Circle Associate ($2,500-$4,999)

1932 President's Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999)

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499)

1935

ADM Ralph W Cousins, USN (Ret) Mr. EUisH. Frank CAPT and Mn. Herbert J. Hartman RADM and Mn. Robert H. Northwood CDR and Mn. Frank E Smart.Jr.

CART WiUiam I. BuU, USN (Ret)

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499)

President's Circle Associate ($2,500-$4,999)

KADM Ed Keats. USN (Ret.)

Mn. Sheldon W. Brown Mn.AUiedO.Cope Mn. Salem A.VanEverv-.Jr

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) RADM Richard H. Lambert, USN (Ret.) CAPT David D Scott. USN (Ret.)

1933

1927

Pro^Mont's Circle Associate ($2,500-$4,999) .Mrs.,Alfred T.MagneU

MIS. Oscar H. Dodson

1934

1930 John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999)

p, - : .- - - ^. .'"'..--.Jo Halsey Associate ($100,000-$249,999)

RADM Aubiev-J. Bouigeois, SC USN (Ret)

CAPT Edw-m S. Lee.Jr.. USN (Ret.)

Donor CAPT and Mn. Ralph J. Baum CAPT and Mn. Bladen D Claggett CAPT WUUam A. McManus, USN (Ret.) RADM and Mn. Ralph M. Metcalf CART George A 0"ConneU,Jr, USN (Ret)

1936 PrpsjHppt'c Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) .Mn. NancT,- Hansen -i-

Donor CART WUliam N. Price. USN (Ret.)

CAPT and Mn. Richard S. Rogen CAPT and Mn. Frank W.Taylor

1938 President's Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) Mr. and Mn.Alden J. Laborde

President's Circle Associate ($2,500-$4,999) Mn. Bernard M.WoU"e

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499)

1937

RADM and Mn. Maurice H. Rindskopf

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499)

\'AD.\1 .ind .\ln. Charles S Minter.Jr.

RADM and Mn. Robert B. Eriv

t Deceased

Donor

Prefiident's Circle Associate ($2,500-$4,999) Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499)

* Matching Gift

CART EdwanJ S. Arentzen, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Leonce A. Lajaunie.Jr CAPT and Mn. Clifford A. Messenheimer CART and Mn.John S. Slaughter

CART Denmson C Ambrose, SC, USN (Ret) CAPT Keidi E.Taylor, USN (Ret.)

Estate of .Mn. Frederick A. Edv\:ards. Sr.

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499)

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999)

RADM and Mn. Paul G. Schultz Mr. and Mn.John B.Vanlandingham

Donor CAPT Lodwick H.Alford.USN (Ret) Mr. Louis Anez

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yMNi CDR and Mn.WUhs R. Denekas RADM and Mn. H.J. Patrick Foleyjr.

CDR and Mn. Randolph Klippel CART Herbert I.Mandel,USN (Ret.) RADM and Mn. Robert W McNitt Mn. Edith Porter CAPT John W Reed, USN (Ret.)

1939 Presidents Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999)

President's Circle Associate

John Paul Jones Club

($2,500-$4,999) CART Ned Garrett, USN (Ret.) tand Mn. Bert Garrett

CAPT George E. Brandt.Jr, USN (Ret) CAPT and Mn.WUUam W.Jones CAPT and Mn. Richards T MiUer

Herndon Club

Tecumseh Club

($1,000-$2,499) CAPT and Mn. Richard L. Karl Mr.John M. Preston CAPT John H. Sims, USN (Ret.) RADM Robert R.Wooding,CECUSN (Ret)

LTC John D. Baur, USAR (Ret.) t

John Paul Jones Club

Herndon Club

($500-$999)

($1,000-$2,499) Mr and Mn.Judson C. Rhode

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) CAPT Alfred J.Toulon,Jr, USN (Ret)

Tecumseh Club

CART LucianJ. Hunt.Jr., USNR (Ret.)

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) CDR and Mn. George T EUiott * CART and Mn. Harry E Fischer.Jr CDR Benjamin T Frana, USN (Ret.) CART and Mn. Robert K. Kaufinan

($250-$499)

Donor

RADM and Mn. James L.Abbot,Jr. CAPT and Mn. Frank J. Coulter RADMJohnWDolan,Jr,USN (Ret.) Dr George A. Roberts CAPT John C Spencer, USN (Ret.) CAPT Fredenck L.Taeusch, USN (Ret.) t

LCDR and Mn. RusseU A. Brown CDR Conrad H. Carlson, USN (Ret.) RADM and Mn.Albert H. Clancy,Jr CAPT and Mn. Edward F Hayes, Sr. CDR and Mn. Warren R Lowerre CAPT and Mn. Manley C. Osborne CAPT and Mn. FredW Pennoyer III CDR Ernest R. Petenon, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Edward A. Rodgen CAPT and Mn.JuUus F Steuckert

Donor CART and Mn. Henry R Adams Mr. Kennedi S. Barker CDR and Mn. Robert L. Border CAPT and Mn. WUliam D Coyne CAPT James M. Dunford, USN (Ret.) CDRJ.DR Hodapp,Jr, USN (Ret.) CART and Mn. Valentine G. Holzapfel • RADM WUUam C. Hushing, USN (Ret.) CDR Loren H. Kiser, USN (Ret.) CDR Herbert KrUoff USN (Ret.) CDR Harvey L. LaseU, USN (Ret.) CART Hubert T Murphy USNR (Ret.) CART and Mn. Onofrio E Salvia CAPT and Mn. Richard M.TunneU VADM and Mn.Thomas R.Weschler

1940 President's Circle Halsey Associate

($10,000-$24,999) Mr and Mn.WiUiam C. Croft, Si. CDR and Mn. Biuce A. Rohn

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President's Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999)

1942

Mn.John J. Emanski.Jr CART and Mn.Wairen A. Grossetta

President's Circle Luce Associate

President's Circle Associate

($10,000-$24,999) CART and Mn. Dale C. Reed

($2,500-$4,999)

Herndon Club

Herndon Club

($1,000-$2,499)

($1,000 $2,499)

($10,000-$24,999)

CART and Mn.John A. Lindbeck

CAPT and Mn. Robert N. Adrian CART and Mn. Edward J. Cummings.Jr ADM and Mn.James L. HoUoway III CAPT and Mn. Rich.ird D Lazenby Mr and Mn. Howard M. McKinley VADM and Mn. Rajmond E. Peet CAPT and Mn. Ed A. Robie * CDR Orion A.Templeton, USN (Ret.) t

President's Circle Associate ($2,500-$4,999)

CART and Mn. Sherman Naymark

President's Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) Mr. and Mrs. Harry L.Vincent,Jr

President's Circle Associate ($2,500-$4,999)

Herndon Club

President's Circle Luce Associate

1943

President's Circle Luce Associate

1941

Estate of CDR Edwin MaUoyJr, USN (Ret.)

Anonymous

Donor CAPT Roland G. Bienvenu, USN (Ret) MI. and Mn. Einest C Farkas Mr. and Mn. Lovic P Gieei,Jr Prof and Mn. Jacques B. Hadlei CART and Mn. Peicy A. LUIyJi. LtCol and Mn. WUliam McReynolds CAPT and Mn. ChariesJ. Meidingei Col and Mn. Francis F Paiiy MI. and Mn.TuUy SheUeyJr

CART and Mn. Robert D McWediy CAPT and Mn. Richard M. SevvaU

CAPTVictor Delano, USN (Ret.) Mr. Seymour Einstein

($25,000-$49,999)

($250-$499) RADM and Mn. Robert L. Baughan.Jr. CDR and Mn. Frank H. McDonald CDR and Mn.Vincent U. Muiihead CDR and Mn.Thomas B.Wolfe CAPT and Mn.Joseph C. Ziikle

Mn.WUUam S BusUc VADM and Mn.James F Calvert Mr John P HaireU Mr and Mn.James E. Heg LCDR and Mn. Richaid H.Johnston,Jr RADM and Mn.Thomas R. McCleUan Mn.James D Ohvei.Jr

($100,000-$249,999)

President's Circle Lejeune Associate

($500-$999)

CAPT and Mn. Max C. Duncan CAPT and Mn.Alvin L. GaUUi Mr and Mn. Robert G. Gibson BGen and Mn.Jacob E. GUck CDR and Mn. Edwaid B. Herndon III LCDR John S. Howard, Jr., USNR CAPT and Mn.WUUam J. Hunt CAPT and Mn.WUUam M. Montgomery CDR and Mn.WUUam A. Morgan CAPT and Mn. Norman C. Nash Mr. and Mn. Emery M. Nickenon Mr and Mn. James J. O'Donnell CAPT and Mn. Justin A. O'NeU CAPT Rufijs C. Porter,Jr, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Arthur E Rawson,Jr. CAPT and Mn. Richard RUey Mr and Mn. Frank R. S. Sellen CDR and Mn. James R. Swanbeck CDR and Mn.Thomas E.WUUamson,Jr

($1,000-$2,499) CDR David L. Byrd, USN (Ret.) CART and Mn. Ben C. Byrnside,Jr CAPT and Mn. Russell S. Crenshaw,Jr CART and Mn.James RJamison CART and Mn. Harry Z. MiUer CAPT James V Rowney USN (Ret)

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) CDR and Mn. Richard E. Curtis CDR Robert S. Day USN (Ret.) CART and Mn.WUliam C. Dozier.Jr

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) CDR and Mn. CorUssW Adams LCDR ,ind Mn.Alvin S. Bogart CAPT Robert T Connor, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Gnswold L. Moeller, CEC, USN (Ret) CAPT and Mn.Wmiam B. Morrow VADM Douglas C Plate, USN (Ret.) LCDR and Mn. Donald E.WUson

Donor CDR and Mn. Buford D. Abernathy CDR and Mn. Charies A. AUsopp CDR WiUiam R. B.unett, USN (Ret.) Mr and Mrs.T.William Benedict CAPT and Mn. Charies B. Bishop CART James D.W Borop, USN (Ret.) CDR and Mrs.WiUiam H. Crawford,Jr

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John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) CAPT Lawrence DCaneyUSN (Ret.) Mr James A. D Eaton CAPT and Mn. Clarence T. Froscher CDR and Mn.JohnW. Kelseyjt CAPT and Mn. Bernard W. Moulton LCDR and Mn. Edwin L. Sibert.Jr. CAPT George H.Whisder,Jr,USN (Ret.)

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) CAPT Clifton B. Cates.Jr., USN (Ret) CAPT George J. Davis, USN (Ret.) CDR Frank C. Hansche,Jr,USN (Ret.) CAPT .and Mn. Daniel Hunt,Jr. CART and Mn.John T Shepherd

Donor

Donor

C\PT and Mn. Steven N.Anastasion III R.\D.M and Mn.John M. Barrett CAPT and Mn. Henr>-J. H. Cooke CDR James H. Davis, USN (Ret) CDR and Mn. Daniel D Decker,Jr. C\PT and Mn.Amedeo H. Galvani CAPT and Mn. Martin D. Gastiock C\PT Daniel M. Kaichei. USN (Ret.) CDR and .Mn. Geoige A. KeUey Jr CAPT Dunbai Uwson, USN (Ret.) C\PT and Mn. John H. Lobdell CDR and Mn. Theodore E .Marx Col and Mn. Charies E .\lerz .Mi.WaUaceK.Pondei C\PT and .Mn. Charies K. Ruiz C\RT Hugh A. Scott, USNR (Ret) C\PT and Mn. David A. Shoneid CAPT and Mn. Roben E. Staik LT and Mn. Mvion E.Tremain CAPT Samuel E.WaBon,USN (Ret.) CDR Daniel W'WUdfbng. USNR (Ret)

CART and Mn.BaretVAjemian CAPT and Mn.James H.Aldnch MI. and Mn. Hany Benoit.Jr CAPT John L. Buike, CEC USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Han^- H. CaldweU MI. and Mn. Pieire R. CassidvMI. and Mn. Dan G. Christiansen Dr. and Mn. Benjamin H. Cohneiy CDR Thomas H. Coopei III. USN (Ret) CAPT and Mn.John J. Civ:an MI. and Mn.John I. Cumberiand,Jr. CAPT and Mn. Stephen T. Delamatei LT and Mn. Robert E. Gibbons MI. and Mn. Heniv' Goiman CDR Harold J. Grimes, USN (Ret) CAPT and Mn. Maurice C Haitie CDR and Mn. Robert L. Han-ey CAPT and Mn. RusseU H. Helsel CAPT and .Mn. David W Hendenon CDR and Mn. StaiUey W Hendenon CAPT and Mn. Dean A. Horn MI. David E. Hoirigan.Jr. Dr Fred C. Keenev" CAPT and Mn. Robert S. LeweUen CAPT and Mn. Lvude D McConnick, Jr LCDR and Mn.John H. McDonald CDR and Mn.James MiUer -Mr. Albert M. Neumann LCDR and Mn. Oscar E Nicholson CDR Andrew J.ftpageorge.SC USN (Ret) CDR and Mn. Aithui E. Patch CAPT and Mn.WUUam E. Pavme.Jr. Mr. Don B. Rentschler CAPT Ernest E. RevTioIds. USN (Ret) LTJG and .Mn. Joseph R. Riordan CAPT and .Mn. Charles R Rozier CAPT .Alfred G. RussUlo. USN (Ret.) CDR Frank G. Schetnno. USN (Ret.) CART Coleman W. Sims. USN (Ret.) CART and Mn.Jack C Swan LCDR and Mn.Arthur J. Thompson CART and Mn.James CVan Pelt LCDR and Mn. Frank A.Wadsvvorth LCDR and Mn. Remberton B.WaU CAPT and Mn. HUmon E.Walten.Jr CART John G.Wani. USN (Ret.) ICAD.M and Mn. Ralph SWentworth.Jr Mr. and Mn. Rodnev'WWUson CDR James M.Wmdsor. SC. USN (Ret) CAPT Ernest J. ZeUmer, USNR (Ret)

1944 President's Circle Associate ($2,500-$4,999) Mn.Alvm L. Cohen Mr. and .Mn. WUbui E Gasnei

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) .\!r. and -\ln. Richard C Fedon CAPT Ralph W Fiame.Jr.. USN (Ret) CDR and Mn. Geoige D. Prestvvich * Col and Mn. Jack R. Sloan

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) CART Glenn I. Dumas. USN (Ret) CART Herbert N. McGou^ USNR (Ret) CAPT and Mn.W^-ne D Surface Dr. and .Mn. Robert G.Vin Home MI. and Mn. Goidon CWiUis

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) CDR and Mn. Robert E.Apple Col and Mn. Kenneth N. Beckman CDR and Mn. Charies W Buriia,Ji. MI. Graham .M. Claric * CAPT and Mn. Emmet E Feiguson. Ji. LCDR Aknon J. Frost USNR VAD.M Howaid E. Greet. USN (Ret) CDR and Mn. Homei L. Grosskopf, Ji. RADM Randolph W King. USN (Ret) CAPT and Mn. Edgai E. .Maffick * CDR and Mn.Waltei F Maitin MI. Donald W McCanhvCART and Mn. Donald M. MUlei CDR Geoige P Montgomeiy, Ji. CDR Waltei R. Moore.Ji., USN (Ret) * CART and Mn.WUUam B. Prigmore CDR and Mn. HUdredi G. Sherman Mr. and Mn. Gleim M. Stewart,Ji. CDR Waltei A. Traxlei. USN (Ret) * CDR and Mn. Donald L. Wvckoff

* MaKhing Gift

t Deceased

Preadenfs Circle Associate ($2,500-$4,999) VADM and Mn. Robert B. Baldwin CDR Searle J. Ban^; USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Daniel C Clements CART and Mn. Edward H. DooUn,Jr. RADM and Mn. George F EUis,Jr. Mr. and Mn. Robert B.WUUams •

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) Mr. John L. GritSn.Jt MI. Stephen WHeUeit LCDR WUUam G. Hendenon, USNR (Ret) MI.John D Hicks * LCDR and Mn. Heniy T Mayo H CART GeialdJ. Ration. USN (Ret.) VADM Geoige P Steele II, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn.Thaddeus M.Tayloi *

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) CAPT and Mn. Edwani W Behm LCDR WUUam S. Benson II, USN (Ret) MI. and Mn. CUffoid P. Beimann * CAPT Phaon B. Dert.Jr, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Cail W. Gronemann.Jr Dt and Mn. Robert M. Knovvles CDR David M. Longton, USN (Ret.) • LCDR Clarence L MacEvvaaJr, USN (Ret) CAPT and Mn. Paul L. Nuschke CDR and Mn. Francis A. Packet, Jr MI. David H. Paul • LCDR and Mn.John E. Reaice CDR and Mn. Ralph W SteU.Jr CDR and Mn. Homer B.Thomas. Jr.

Mr. and Mn. Charles H. Guyjt

Tecumseh Club

Presidents Circle Lejeune Associate

($250-$499)

1945

RADM and .Mn. WUUs C Barnes CAPT and Mn. Robert C BamhartJr Mr. Edward E. Beasley Mr. and Mn. Louis G. Chrv'sler.Jr CDR John J. Dah-, USNR'(Ret.) CDR and Mn. Lee B. Fmdly CAPT Albert S Giotgis, USN (Ret) Mr. and Mn. L. D.Jameson CAPT and Mn. Eugene .M. Masica CART L. George Ma.\-weU. USN (Ret.) RADM and Mn. Donald T. Roe CART and Mn. RandeU H. Prodiro CAPT and Mn. Dick G. WUson

President's Circle Nimitz Associate

Donor

($2500,00 and above) Mn.Joseph H. Schroeder t

President's Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) LCDR and .Mn. Gerald E Rester VADM and Mn. Lando W Zech.Jr.

LCDR and Mn. PatnckW. Gowan LCDR and Mn.WUmer E. Hansen LT and Mn. Charles D.JeweU,Jr. CAPT and Mn.John D Kidd LCDR Keidi W KunbaU, USN (Ret.) LCDR and Mn. Lome B. Knudsen,Jr. CAPT WUUam C Lewis, USNR (Ret.) CAPT and Mn.John N. Longfield CAPT and Mn. Richard M. McCool.Ji. CAPT Chailes K. Moore, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Hugh D. Muiphree MI. and Mn. Ravmond B. OUvei LCDR and Mn.WUUam G. Pledget LCDR and Mn. Biuce W Plomasen Ml. and Mn. EcUnund C Rowan CART and Mn. EmU Saroch.Jt CAPT and Mn. Robert A. Schaufflei CART Hendenon G. SUUman.USN (Ret.) CDR WUUam B. Sptague, USNR (Ret.) CAPT Robert Steele, USN (Ret.) CDR and Mn. Lucius E. Steere III CDR and Mn.WUUam J. Tra)Tioi CAPT and Mn. Ralph L.VoUc,Jt CAPT and Mn. Chailes E.Whiteside

Mr. and .\ln. Raul E Allmendinger RADM and Mn. Dean L. Axene CAPT and Mn. Ernest R. Barrett CAPT and Mn. Ravmond H. Bates Mr. and Mn. Robert C Blount CAPT and Mn.Joseph E. Bonds Brig Gen and Mn. Donald H. Brooks CDR and Mn.WUUam L. Brv-son Mr. and Mn. Nicholas Buide,Ji. MI. Shethai Davis CAPT and Mn.Thetxlore R. Eick Mr. George T. Finnegan CAPT and Mn. Anson D Geiger

1946 Presidents Circle Nimitz Associate ($250,000 and above)

Presidents Circle Halsey Associate ($100,000-$249,999) Mr. and Mn. David H. Rankin

($25,000-$49,999) Mr. Homer N. AUen Mr. Francis H. Curren.Jr. Mr. and Mn. Preston A. Peak

President's Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) Mn. FrankUn G. Babbitt CDR and Mn. David T. Leighton

Presidents Circle Associate ($2,500-$4,999) Mr. and Mn. LouisV.Aronson II Mr. and Mn. RusseU S. Davis.Jr CAPT and Mn. Robert L. Dise Mr. and Mn.John C Gibson VADM and Mn. Charles H. Gnffidis Mr. and Mn.Theodore R. Hardey II Mn. Edvviard J. Sheehy CDR and Mn. George W.Tarleton CAPT ArdiurT White, USN (Ret)

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) CAPT Albert J. Cameghi. USN (Ret) Mr. and Mn. Richard E Hubbard

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IMNI Mr. Luther W Maples.Jr Mr and Mn.John Mascenik * Mr. and Mn. Richard D. Ma.\son * Mr. and Mn. Perrv' R.Taylor, [r Mr. Robert W Wesson

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) CART and Mn. AldoJ. Benedetti Dr. and Mn.James H. Denmung CAPT and Mn.John G. Devlin RJ^DM and Mn. FraiU; S. Haak CDR and Mn. Walter D. HaU CART and Mn.John E. H.uisen Mr. and Mn. Arthur J. MorrowMr. Richard R Rich.iiidson CAPT and Mn. Robert H. Robeson Mr. and Mn. Henrv- R Smidi CART WiUiam S Spanglet CEC. USN (Ret) CART AUan E.White. USN (Ret)

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) CAPT and Mn.James T Acuff CDR and Mn. Lavvience C Baldwin Mr. ,ind Mn. Harold Bierman.Jr. CDR John W Enyart, USN (Ret.) LCDR and Mn.WUU.iinT FuUer CAPT and Mn. Harold A. Hamberg The Honorable and Mn. Stewart E Hancock.Jr CAPT and Mn.WaUace W Hankins.Jr Mr. Robert T Hexter CART and Mn. KeUey V Holbert CAPT and Mn. LesUe D KeUyJt CAPT and Mn. FrankUn T King Mr. and Mn. Arthur H, Kiiineberg * CAPT and Mn, LesUe O, Lanon,Jr. Mr. and Mn. Clarence E Logan Mr. and Mn.Thomas W RUey CDR and Mn. Robert B. Schabacker RADM and Mn.John M.Tiemey Mr. and Mn. Richard A.VaUl

Donor CDR and Mn. Ormon E. Bassett CART Alva M. Bovven.Jr. USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. LlevveU™ D. Bovven LtCol John C Burner III, USMC (Ret.) CAPT and Mn.Arthur H. Cummings.Jr, LCDR and Mn. Richard H. Daly Col and Mn. Raymond C Damm LCDR and Mn. PhUip A. Doherty CDRJohnA.DuggctUSN (Ret) MI. GranviUe O. Dutton Mr. and Mn. Harold Edwards,Jr CAPT and Mn. Francis E. Held Mr and Mn.Victor P Finos CDR John J. Forrester. USN (Ret) CDR John G. Giedt, USN (Ret.) LTandMn.EHWGoode CDR Eugene GraUa, SC, USN (Ret) LCDR Bunuel K. Greenwood, USNR (l^et) CDR Anton C Hansmann, Sr CAPT and Mn.A. Michael Hayes,Jr Mr. and Mn. Charies E.Jackson.Jr CDR and Mn. Louis L.VJunod CAPT and Mn. Creighton D. LiUy Sr CART Ernest E. Lowen, USN (Ret.) CART Kenneth H. Lyons. USN (Ret)

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LCDR Le.Uyn E. Martin, USN (Ret.) RADM .ind Mn.WendeU McHenry.Jr. Mr John K. McK.ivMrWUlum H. Porter LCDR and Mn.James D. Rives,Jr RADM and Mn. Horace B. Robertson,Jr CDR Smart Savage.Jr, USN (Ret) CART Willaal ESe.irle.Jr, USN (Ret.) Mr and Mn. Robertson Stevens CDR John A. Sutheri.ind II, USNR (Ret.) CART" .ind Mn. Robert S.Tisdde CDR ,iiid Mn.William T.Toutint CDR John W.Viele. USN (Ret.) Mr Otto W Walter CDR and Mn. Harrv- A.Watson CART and Mn. Levio E. Zeni

1947 '^:.~i,

Nimitz Associate ($250,000 and above) ADM WUUam J. Crowe, Jr, USN (Ret) t iuid Mn. Shiriey G. Crowe

President's Circle Halsey Associate ($100,000 - $249,999) CDR and Mn, Earie NTrickey

Presidents Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) Mr Ben Johnson III Mr and Mn,J.iy G. McKie Mr .ind Mn. Raul G. MiUer

Presidents Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) Anonymous Mr and Mn.Joseph R Flanagan,Jr

President's Circle Associate ($2,500-$4,999) Mn. Donald R.Jex LCDR and Mn. Robert H. McKinney CDR Samuel A. Pillar, SC. USN (Ret.) Mr C:hester H. Shaddeau.Jr. Mr Harry L.Warren,Jr AMB and Mrs, A.Vernon We,ivcr

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) Mr and Mrs. Robert I). Bergman LT and Mrs. Louis Brizzolara CDR and Mn.John E. Cohoon Mr and Mn. Robert E. Cuiiimings.Jt CDR and Mrs.James B, Davidson LT William R. DiUen. USNR (Ret.) VADM and Mn.J.imes H. Doyle,Jr Dr and Mrs. Francis C;. Hertzog.Jr Mr and Mrs. Robert A, Marniet ADM and Mn. Wesley L, McDonald Mr and Mrs.Joshua R, Morriss.Jr. Mr and Mn, Bruce J, Oliver

RADM and Mn.WUUam M. OUer * CART John L. Prehn.Jr., SC, USN (Ret.) CAPT Francis J. Readdy USN (Ret.) CDR and Mn. Henry D Ruppel CAPT and Mn. WUliam M. RusseU Mr. WiUiam T Saiiden, Jr CAPT .md Mn.John E. Snyder * ADM Stansfield Turner, USN (Ret) Mr. .md Mn.John CTurnier * Mr and Mn. Howard A.Weiss

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) Dr and Mn.John G.Albright CAPT and Mn.James L.Andenon CAPT and Mn. Alan F Barnes Mr and Mn. Philip E. B.iylor CDR Marvin J. Becker, USNR (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Homer R. Bivm Mr. Geoige R. Bowling,Jr The Honorable and Mn.James E. Carter,Jr Mr StaiUey M. Cecil CAPT Arthur L. ChUd III. USN (Ret.) Mr and Mn. MUo G. Coerper CART and Mn.Joseph P Gofer Jr CAPT .uid Mn.Theodore F Davis CDR and Mn. Seymore T Hays,Jr. CDR and Mn. Howard G. Heiningetjr * Dr and Mn. Edgar H. Hemnier CAPT ArdiurW Holfield.Jr. USN (Ret.) LCDR and Mn. George W Hosking CDRJohnW.Jali.uit, USN (Ret.) Mr.K,iyeR.Kiddoo LCDR and Mn. R.ilph H. Kinser.Jr CART and Mn. Ch.irles A. Kiser CDR ,ind Mn. OUieJ. Loper RADM and Mn.Jetfiey C Metzel.Jr VADM .ind Mn.John H. Nicholson CART and Mn.Jerrv-J. Nuss Mr and Mn. Cari W Otto Mr Andrew J. Peacock. Jr CART Robert C. Peniston, USN (Ret.) LCDR John J. Rafterv-, USN (Ret.) CART and Mn.J. Daiuel ReiUyJr CAPT and Mn. Robert E Roche CDR and Mn.Albert H. Rusher Mr. Donald R Sh.iver CAPT and Mn. diaries E. Slonim • RADM and Mn. Cariton B. Snudi Mr, and Mn, Floyd J. Smidi LCDR and Mn. Francis K. Stone CDR and Mn.John H. Stone.Jr Mr, and Mn. Lewis B.Tiylor. |r CDR and Mn.Wirt cfh.iyer CART and Mn.John W.Tovviies.Jt CDR and Mn, Robert E.Turnage Mr and Mn, Hovvani R.Weiss LCDR and Mn.Timothy FWellings. jr CDR Buck D.Winiams,Jr.USN (kc-t.)

CDR and Mn.Joseph L'wiUiams.Jt

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) C:ART and Mn. Richard W. Andenon CAPT D.-ivid D. Ansel, USN (K.et.)

CAPT and Mn. Roy C.Atkinson CDR Joseph Baer.Jr.USN (Ret.) LT and Mn. R.iymond N. Baker Mr. Brace RB.ildvvin Mr and Mn. Richaixl |, Beaubien

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CAPT John A. BeUan,Jr., USNR (Ret) LCDR and Mn. Raymond R. Bemier LCDR and Mn. Carl A. Blank CART .and Mn. Fredric G. Bouvvnian CAPT Thomas B. Brenner USN (Ret) CART and Mn. Rupert Brooke Mr. and Mn. Moody B. Brown,Jr CAPT and Mn. Dale C Brumbaugh CAPT and Mn.James A. Burke Mr. and Mn. Noiiis W Games CAPT and Mn.James H. Chapman Mr and Mn.James R. CoUiei Mr and Mn.Jackson B. Craven,Jr CART and Mn. Charles B. Crockett Jr CART and Mn. Peter R CumnUns Mr and Mn. Harrv' L. Curtis,Jr CDR and Mn. Richaid A. Dadisman Mr Lynn A. D.ivenport. Sr RADM Jeremiah A. Denton.Jr, USN (Ret) LTJG .and Mn. Edmond L. Deramee,Jt Mr Robert O. Derrick Dr and Mn.Thomas S. Dunstan II CART Kennedi O. Ekeluiid,Jt. USN (Ret) CART Frank L. Elefante, USN (Ret) CAPT and Mn.Joseph D Ev^ns Mr and Mn. PhUip B. Fairman CDR and Mn.James E. Farley CART and Mn. Donald D. Fanhing,Jr Mr Robert R Fletcher III CART WiUiam L. Fostet USN (Ret) Mr and Mn. Raul O. Gaddis CAPT and Mn. Richard S Gaidmer CAPT and Mn.John T Gear>' CAPT and Mn. Robert M. George CDR and Mn.WUUam M. Geore^n LtCol WUliam D. HaU, USMC (Ret) CAPT David L. Hancock. USN (Ret) RADM and Mn. WUliam L. Hanis,Jr. Mr and Mn. Charies A. Hertel Mr and Mn. Robert R. Hornet Jr CAPT .md Mn. Perrv' E Hunter III Mr Walter FJohnson Mr Walter M.Johnson, Jt CDR .ind Mn.WUUam M.Johnsoii,Jr LCDR and Mn. Richard SJones Mr and Mn.WUUimiT KeUeher CAPT ,ind Mn. Elmer H. Kiehl CDR ,ind Mn. Ogden D King.Jt LCDR Geon^' M, L,irkin.Jt, USN (Ret) Mr Robert N. Lipschultz Mr and Mn. Edw.iid B. Longmuir.Jr LCDR and Mn. Daniel R. H. Mahoney RADM George R M.iah. USN (Ret) Mr ,ind Mn. Frank D. Manh.iU LCDR and Mn.John E Manh.ill CAPT and Mn. Stephen D. Marvin CAPT and Mn. AUisoii L. M,ivii.u\l Mr Ellis P McCuriey LCDR Joseph E Mckenzie, USN (Ret.) MrWiUanl E. McLaugMin.Jr t VADM Frank D. McMidlen.Jt, USN (Ret.) t Mr Richanl D. McNeU CDR Don C. McVey USN (Ret.) CDR and Mn.WUter M. Meginmss CDR and Mn. Bergen S. Merrill.Jr CAPT and Mn. Henry F Muniiikliuysen Mr Clyde J. Mushok Mr and Mn. Edw-.m1J. Myenon MrAlfivdB.Nimocks.Jr CDR and Mn. Ciri J. Ostcrtag.Jt CAPT and Mn. Aloysius J. Pickertjr

Mr. Geoige W. Pitchei MI. RUey S. Rainwatet Jt CDR and Mn. Louis T Renz Mr. Albert J. Richtei LCDR and Mn. Kenneth M. Robinson CDR and Mn. Hany P Rodgen.Jt CDR and Mn. Louis R Rossi MI. and Mn. Rufiis E. Sadlei CDR and Mis.WUtonT. Sanden.Jr RADM and Mn. Kennedi P Sean MI. and Mn. Andrew B. Sides. Ji. Di. and Mn. Eemando Sisto LCDR PhUip C Smidi,Jr. USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Emest R. Stacey MI. .Aithui S. Steloff CAPT and Mn.Jack M. Stevens CAPT Robert S. Stone. USN (Ret) CAPT and Mn.WUUam A.TeasleyJt Mr. and Mn. Cuiian CTUiany LCDR and Mn.John S Urban Mr. and Mn. Kennedi H.Volk CAPT and Mn. Chandlei L.Von Schradei CDR and Mn. Kent J.Webei CAPT and .Vln. D Mason WeDs LCDR Robert B.'Whitegivei U. USN (Ret) Col and Mn. Robert H.Wilson CAPT and Mn. Robert W Wise. Sr. LtCol and Mn. Paden E. Woodruff, Jr

Donor C\PT and Mn.Joseph L. Adelman CART and Mn. Bernard J. Bandish Mr. and Mn. Robert N. Barker The Honorable Lawience BUder Dr. and Mn.WUUam R Blaii.Ji. Mr. and Mn. Rjchaid G. Brown CAPT and Mn. Charies S. Cariisle CAPT and Mn. Ravmond E. Chambeilain, Ji. CART and Mn. Maiwood R. Clement,Jr CDR and Mn. Regmald D. Clubb MI. and Mn. Eari L. Coen Mr. and Mn. Richaid T. Ciane CDR and Mn. Bendey B. Crawford CAPT and Mn. Lawrence J. Cunin Mr. and Mn. NeffT Dietrich, Jr. * CAPT and Mn. Donald L. Donohugh Mr. and Mis. Henry R. Duden, Ji. MI. and Mn.Vemon M. Dupy CART and Mn.Joseph S. Elmei MI. and Mn.WUUam E. Forsthoff Di.'Sade H. Fov;Jt Rev. and Mn. Samuel E. Frock CART Stanley- R Gaiy; USN (Ret) CAPT and Mn. Noah W. Gokey ID LT and Mn.William G. Gianat CAPT and Mn. Rex Gygax CAPT and Mn.James C Hatch CDR and Mn. Paul N. Hewett MI. and Mn. Biuce R. Hoefei MI. and Mn. Malvem H. L. Jestei; Si. CAPT and Mn.John W.Johnston MI. and Mn. Edward E Kaska LCDR and Mn. Francis L. Keidi Mr. and Mn.James C. Landes.Jr CDR and Mn. Jeremiah E. Lenihan * Col and Mn. Lawience A. Marousek Mr. and Mn. AUen E Maxfield Dr. and Mn. R. Hugh Minor LT and Mn. Donald S. Murra)' CART Duncan Packet USN (Ret)

* Matching Gift

t Deceased

Col and Mn.WUUam C Ration LCDR and Mn. Otto G. Ritz.Jt LCDR and Mn.Warren S. ReinschnUdt CAPT and Mn. George D RUeyJt CAPT and Mn. Charies M. Schoman.Jr MI. and Mn. G. PbttTalcon Dt and Mn. Geoige S.Tate.Jt Di.and Mn.Thomas R.Teply Mi. and Mn. Benjanun RTeireU.Jr CART and Mn. Robert W.Thompson MI. and Mn. Heibert I.TUles MI. and Mn. Donald C.WaUace,Jt CAPT and Mn.JohnWWeUs MI. and Mn. Lionel L. Wmans CDR and Mn. Douglas J. Yuengjing

1948 Presidents Circle Dewey Associate ($50,000-$99,999) Mn. Francis E Manganaro

Presidents Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) R.ADMJames R.Ahem,USN (Ret.) tand Mn. Rose Ahem CDR and Mn. Charies R. BraleyJt Mr. and Mn. Edwin M. ChapUne * Mr. and Mn.Albert G.Van Metre Mr. and Mn. Curtis R.Wick *

Presidents Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) CDR and Mn.James H. H. Carrington Ml- and Mn.William E. Conway

Presidents Circle Associate ($2,500-$4,999) CAPT and Mn. Frank L. Boushee CAPT and Mn. Claibome S. Bradley Mr. and Mn. Donald P. Buhrer Mr. and Mn.Joseph H. Curl CDR and Mn.W Stanley Dodd,Jt CAPT and Mn. Robert D. Duncan CDR and Mn. Charies E Gorder, St CDR and Mn. Donald B. HaU Mn. Robert L. Hansen ADM and Mn.Thomas B. Hayw^ RADM and Mn. Chailes C Heid,Jt CAPT John L.Jensen, USN (Ret) tand Mn. Beverly J.Jensen Mr. Burton H. Meinman CAPT and Mn. Warren H. Ordand Mn. Robert K. Schenkel Mr. and Mn. E. Newbold Smith CAPT and Mn. Samuel T. Smith, Jt

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) CDR and Mn. Gordon A.Anderson CDR and Mn. Edmund S. Armstrong CAPT and Mn.WUUam H. Borchert Mr. Ronald S. Burton Mr. and Mn.James E. CaUahan,Jt

RADM and Mn.WUUam F CUfford,Jr. CDR and Mn. Andrew L. Frahler Mr. John R Gaffigan CAPT and Mn.Jack L. Gracey Mr. and Mn.WUUam M. Matthew LCDR Edwairi B. PickeU, USNR (Ret.) MI. WUUam J. Shoemakei CAPT Troy E. Stone, USN (Ret.) MI. and Mn. Edwin J. Suttei CART Alfi^d G.WeUons.Jt, USN (Ret.)

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) CDR and Mn. Charies W Budei CART and Mn. Rogei Cailquist CART and Mn. Hovvaid S. Crosby Col Thomas H. Galbrairfi, USMC (Ret.) CDR Alan S. Gamet USN (Ret) MI. Dudley Holstem t LT and Mn. WiUiam J. Laubendorfei Col and Mn.Thomas E. Muiphree II MI. and Mn. Maik J. O'Friel MI. and Mn.WUUam A. Reavis CDR and Mn.JRhUip Rogen, Jt CAPT and Mn. Richard B. Rubenstein CAPT and Mn.John K. Ryder LTJG and Mn. Kenneth M.TreadweU CAPTJayJ.VermUv-a,USN (Ret.)

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) CAPT and Mn. David C. Carradi RADM and Mn. CabeU S Davis.Jr. LCDR and Mn.John J. Gaskin CAPT and Mn.WUUam D. Harkins Col and Mn. E d w ^ Y Hoh,Jt CDR and Mn.John F Mangold Mr. and Mn. Stevv-an H. McLean Mr. and Mn. Eugene W MuUigan CART and Mn. Kennedi E. PhUUps CAPT and Mn. Donald S. Ross CART WUUam E SaUada, USN (Ret) Mr. WUUam L. Shea

Donor CAPT and Mn.WUUam H. Barnes III Mr. and Mn.Jack Baiuch CDR and Mn. R. WUUam Bass MI. and Mn.John C Bovven MI. and Mn. BenjaminY Bievvstetjt CART and Mn. Nicholas A. Castrucdo Ml. Matthew A. Chiara CDR and Mn.WUUam T Chipman,Jr RADM and Mn. Karl J. Christoph.Jr LCDR and Mn. Benjamin J. Conroy, Jt CDR and Mn. Frank L. Crump,Jt CART and Mn.John R. Crumpton,Jt CART and Mn. Edward M. Cummings.Jr LtCol and Mn.Thomas E. Dawson Mr. CecU G. Duffee, Jt Mr. and Mn. Goidon M. Ehrman Mr.JohnW.FaUon,Jt CDR Robert H. Hood, USN (Ret.) RADM and Mn. Robert K. Geiger CDR and Mn. Robert L. Ghormleyjt CART and Mn. Peter J. Goldman Mr. Robert K. Hammann RADM and Mn. Donald R Harv-evCAPT and Mn.John R HoUand Mr. and Mn. Frederick D.Jackson.Jt

CDR and Mn. Harvey J. Johnson CDR Harrv' L.Jones, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mn. Richard E. Kosiba LCDR Francis X. Kuhn, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mn. Frank E. LaUyJt Mr. James H. Lanon CDR and Mn.John C LeDoux Col and Mn. Robert M. Lucy CART and Mn. Cailton A. K. McDonald CDR and Mn. Chailes Mertz III CDR and Mn. Richaid E. Munly CDR Dan R. Nolen, USN (Ret.) MI. and Mn. Robert W O'ReUly MI. and Mn.James A. OstUlei LCDR and Mn. Gerald L. RaUnet Jr CART and Mn. Geoige R. Raiish,Jt LT and Mn. Burton J. Rab RADM and Mn. Chailes E Rauch, Jt MI. Walter L. Rees CDR James C Ruehrmund, USN (Ret) Mr. and Mn. Richard E. Shimshak Mr. and Mn.James B. Sizer III CDR MUfoni S.Terrass, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mn. RhilUp EThomas CDR and Mn.Warren RWhite Mr. and Mn.John E.WUkie

1949 Presidents Circle Halsey Associate ($100,000-$249,999) Mr. and Mn.WUUam C Stutt

Presidents Circle Dewey Associate ($50,000-$99,999) LT WUUam T. Roos, USN (Ret.) t and Mn.Joaime Roos

Presidents Circle Lejeune Associate ($25,000-$49,999) CART and Mn.John H.Vice

Presidents Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) Mr. and Mn.WUUam D. CoUins,Jt Dt and Mn. Robert E. Fmnigan

Presidents Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) LCDR and Mn. Hairy J. Donahue CAPT and Mn.W Charies HaskeU Col and Mn. Robert L. McElroy Mr. Lee O. Rensbeiger Mr. Arthur M.Weis

President's Circle Associate ($2,500-$4,999) Mr. and Mn.John A. Bacon.Jt CAPT and Mn.WUUamW Bennett Mr. and Mn. Kenneth A. Bott, St CAPT and Mn. Kurt E Dorenkamp *

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IMNI ADM Edward J. Otth,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mt and Mrs. l^chard B. Plank CAPT and Mn. Calvin W Roberts Mt and Mrs. Frithiof N. Sagerholm.Jr CDR and Mrs. Frank C. Sain CDR and Mn. Frank P Schlosser Mr and Mn. George S. Schuchart CAPT and Mn. Paul E. Smith Dt and Mn. Robert L. Smith CAPT and Mn. Peter S. Swanson CAPT Claude E. SwecketJr, USN (Ret.) LCDR and Mn. CUnton R.Vail CAPT and Mn. David J.Woodard

Donor

From L to R: Pete Latimer 60, Admiral Steve Abbot '66, USN (Retj, RodHackman '70, Coach Craig Dawson '73 and George P WattJr '73, president and CEO of the Naval Academy Alumni Association & Foundation.

International Squash Courts Dedication

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Friends of Navy Squash, chaired by Admiral Steve Abbot '66, USN (Ret.), and Pete Latimer '60, joined with the Naval Academy Foundation and the Naval Academy Athletic Association to carry out fundraising efforts that benefit the Navy squash program. In October 2007, their efforts were rewarded with the dedication of two new international squash courts in Halsey Field House. Thanks to the addition.

Navy Squash now boasts a 12-court complex featuring international-standard squash courts.

CARTJamesV Ferrero, USN (Ret.) CART and Mn.WUUam H. HamUton.Jt Mr. and Mn. Robert T. Hardeman Mr James A. McQuiUing Col and Mn.Tom D. Parsons Mrs. WUUam L. Read CDR EUiott R Schuman, USNR (Ret.) RADM Sumner Shapiro, USN (Ret.) t VADM and Mrs. Edward C WaUer III

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) CAPT Roger M, Boh.Jt, USN (Ret.) LCDR and Mn. Wesley A. Brown CDR and Mn.Wade E. Clarke LT WUUam L. CoUins, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ghckman CAPT and Mn. Charies M. Howe MtWiUiam C Sandlin,Jt CART and Mn. Robert R.Tolbert CART and Mn. Ralph E.Wilson,Jt

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) Mt and Mrs. Ted M. Annenberg * Mt and Mrs.John E. Benoit CAPT and Mrs. Melvin Berngard CDR Warren F Brown, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Richard A. Claytor CART and Mn. Charies L. CulweU CAPT Lawrence H. DeibyJr.USNR (Ret.) CAPT and Mrs. Leslie K. Fenlon,Jt LCDR and Mrs.Joyce M. Erazee

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Mt Ephraim P. Classman Mr and Mrs. Frederick G. Horan Col John R Howe, USAF (Ret.) Mt and Mrs.John C. Huenerberg Mt and Mrs. Donald W Lappley CART and Mn.Walter E. Marquaidt.Jt CDR Harry W Morgan,Jt, USN (Ret.) CART and Mrs.WiUiam G. Read,Jt Mt and Mrs.Thomas T. Seelye.Jr CART and Mn. Donald R.Trueblood CDR and Mn. PhUip Vladessa * DLJerome H. Zins

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) LCDR and Mrs. Francis M. Adams,Jt CAPT Reynolds Beckwith, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Kari F Cook LCDR and Mn.Joe A. Dicbon MtWUUamEDuke.Jt RADM and Mn.John J. Ekelund CART and Mn. Donald A. Gairing CAPT and Mn.WUUam S. Guthrie I ^ D M and Mrs. Eugene S. C Ince.Jr. I ^ D M and Mrs.JohnVJosephson RADM and Mn. Edward M. Kocher Mr and Mrs. Halford E. Maninger Mt and Mrs. Robert W. MaxweU CART William D McFarLine,Jr,USNR (Ret) CAPT Robair F Mohrhardt, USN (Ret.) RADM and Mrs. James D Murray Jr. Col and Mn. Robert C Needham CAPT and Mrs. Curtis R, Norton.Jt

Anonymous CAPT and Mn. Edward L. Alderman Mt Norman Alnnan Mt C.Thomas Attix,Jt Dt and Mrs. WUfred A. Bacchus Mt and Mrs. H. Brock Barkleyjt Mt Ralph TBeebe Col and Mrs.Thomas F Blake,Jr. Mt and Mn. Alfred C. Boughton III Mt and Mrs. WUUam W. Brandfon CAPT and Mn. Dempsey Budetjt Mt Chester G. Davis • CDR and Mn. Louis W DUlman Mr, and Mrs. G. Donald Fishetjt CAPT and Mrs. Reter L. FuUinwider CDR WUUam I. Goewey USN (Ret.) LT Richard G. Greenwood, USNR (Ret.) LT Stanley J. Greif,USNR (Ret.) and Mrs. Elaine Greif CDR and Mrs. MUton Gussow CAPT and Mn. Norton D Harding.Jr The Honorable BobT. Hight CDR Louis E.VJackson, USNR CDR Thomas M. Kasmet USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. KeUy Mt and Mrs. Stephen R. Krause Mtjohn G. Landers Mt and Mrs. Paul H. Laric CAPT Thomas E LechnetUSN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. AlanY Levine CDR and Mrs.Thomas E. McDonald CAPT and Mn.WiUiam H. Meanbc,Jt Mt and Mrs. Jack W Rupe CAPT and Mrs. Ernest D. Sanders CDR and Mn.William J. SawteUe CAPT and Mn.Albert A, Schaufelberger,Jr Mt PhUip M. Shiekman LCDR and Mn. Robert M. Smith Mt and Mrs. David H. Sprague MtMalcoUn H.Thiele Mt W.Jerome Thomas Mt Thomas W.Tift,Jt CAPT and Mrs. Robert W.Titus CART and Mrs.Thomas EWatkins Mtand Mrs, Ralph P Williams CDR and Mn. RusseU F WUson CART and Mn.James H.Wynn III

1950 Presidents Circle Lejeune Associate ($25,000-$49,999) Mr James W. Kinnear III Mr, and Mn. Floyd A. Smith •*

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President's Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) CAPT and Mn. Raul W. Forehand Mt and Mrs. Robert R OUver CART and Mn. Adrian O. Rule III RADM and Mn. Roy D Snyder,Jt Mt and Mrs.Jacques FTrevUlyan

Presidents Circle Associate ($2,500-$4,999) RADM and Mn. Donald S. Albright,Jt VADM and Mrs.Thomas J. Bigley CAPT and Mrs. Roger L. Buck CDR and Mrs. Gerard G. Coleman ADM Sylvester R. Foley,Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Donald K. Forbes Mrs. Henry R KUroy CART and Mn. Alexander L. Kivlen RADM and Mrs. Robert C MandevUle,Jt CAPT WUUs A. Matson II, USN (Ret.) VADM and Mrs. Robert R. Monroe CAPT and Mn. Charies L. MuU CDR and Mn. Charies A. Orem CAPT and Mn. KingW Pfeiffer CAPT and Mn.J. Richard PoweU.Jt Mt and Mrs.John A. Sivright Mr. and Mrs. Anthony E Suraci

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) Mr and Mn. Robert H. Babbe CAPT Bernard L. Buteau, USN (Ret.) Col and Mrs. George G. Deranian CAPT and Mn.WUUam E Diehl * MtAlbert E.Drew Dt and Mn.WUUam F Hawkins ADM and Mn. Ronald J. Hays CDR and Mn. Gariand R. KUbourn,Jt LCDR John F McNabney USNR (Ret.) Maj Gen and Mn. Leighton R. PaUnerton * Mt and Mrs. Emanuel E Pine CAPT and Mn. PhUip J. Ryan Mt and Mn, Edward L. SnUth CAPT and Mn. L.Wayne Snuth CART and Mrs.John B. Stetson

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) Col and Mn. Lee R. BendeU Mt and Mn. NeU D Chairin CART and Mn.WUliam H. DeMen II LT Baron J. Gotrion, USNR (Ret.) Col and Mrs. WUUam B. Haidler Mr and Mn.VirgU R. Hancock Mr and Mrs. Franklin C Houser,Jt Lt Col Richaid E. Keeblet USAF (Ret.) Mt and Mn. Donald C Lind Lt Col and Mn. Geoige D. Michie CART and Mn.WiUiam A. Miller RADM MUton J. Schultz, Jt, USN (Ret.) LCDR and Mn. Francis J. Sterner

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) CDR and Mrs. Herbert R. Babing;ton,Jt Maj and Mn.James S. Bier Lt Col and Mn. Harold R. Buehler

Maj Gen and Mn. PhiUp J. Conleyjt LtGen and Mn. Chailes G. Coopei CAPT .and Mn.James D. EUiott RADM Maik P Frudden, USN (Ret.) CAPT .ind Mn. Richard W Maitin VADM and Mn. Richairi A. MUlei CAPT ,ind Mn. Hovv-ard R. Rormoy Lt Col Thomas H. Saltsman, USAF (Ret.) CDR and Mn.John C Snyder CDR and Mn. C H.Young,Jt

Donor Anonymous * CAPT and Mn. CorneU CAngleman RADM and Mn. Henry D.Arnold Lt Col Bobby R.Avery, USAF (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Ray C Barber Mr. and Mn.WUUam L. Beiger CDR and Mn.John J. Branson,Jt CART and Mn.John H. Biick Col and Mn.Joseph W CaUioun LCDR and Mn. Geoige H. Dariiis CAPT and Mn. Samuel L. Doak CDR and Mn. Richaid C Doan Mr.John W Duckett,Jt CDR and Mn. Gene T Dimaway MI. and Mn. Robert E Fahey CDR and Mn. Geoige A. Fox, Jt CAPT and Mn.WUUam H. Grigg Col Eail Halpera, USAF (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Robert R. Hamet Jt CAPT and Mn.John M. Hendenon Col and Mn. Haivey H. Hogue CAPT and Mn. RockweU HoUnan MI. and Mn. Chailes S. Hoopet Jt CART Wayne L.Jensen, USN (Ret.) CDR Robert L.Jones, USN MI. and Mn.Jack D.Joidan CAPT and Mn.James E. Kaune CDR James D Lytde, USNR MI. and Mn. Marvin D Maitin MI. and Mn. Stephen W. McClaian Mr. and Mn.Joseph J. Rausnet Jt MI. and Mn.Thomas A. Petenon CDR Arthur L. Pleasants III, USNR (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Samuel E Rowel III Capt and Mn. Presley M. Rixey CAPT and Mn.Thomas H. Ross CAPT and Mn.John J. Ryan,Jt Dt and Mn.John S. Sieg Mr. and Mn. Robert Siegmeister Col and Mn.WUUam E. Simons Col and Mn. Robert G. Smith CDR and Mn. Robert M. Smith, Jt CAPT and Mn. Keith C. Spayde Lt Col and Mrs.John G. Stinson CAPT and Mn.Walter R.Wagner Col AUie B.White,Jt, USAF (Ret.) Mr. and Mn. Robert J.White Mr. Daniel DM.WUlard CDR and Mrs. Richard F Wiseman CDR and Mrs. Peter W Wood Mr. Arthur R. Wright

1951 President's Circle Nimitz Associate ($250,000 and above) Mt Ralph W. Hooper

* Matching Gift

t Deceased

Presidents Circle Luce Associate

Tecumseh Club

($10,000-$24,999)

CDR and Mrs. Henry C. Arnold,Jr Maj Francis G. Baldenton, USMC (Ret.) CAPT Armen Chertavian, USN (Ret.) RADM and Mrs. Peter K. CuUins CAPT and Mrs. MelvUle D. Cunningham Mt and Mn. Robert H. Gold Lt Col and Mrs.James H. Grady Mt and Mn. Donald D. Haynsworth Maj Calvin W Hurd, USAF (Ret.) Lt Col and Mn.Albert W.Johnson CAPT and Mrs. Arthur D.Jones,Jt CAPT and Mn. George J. Klett LCDR and Mn. Charles D Larson CDR and Mn. Grafton R. McEadden Col and Mn. Bernard S. Morgan.Jr Lt Col Robert M. Roberts, USAF (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Frank T. Shaver Lt Col and Mn. Perry L. Stephens CDR and Mn. Wakefield S. M. Stornetta CAPT and Mn. Claude J. Tetrick RADM and Mrs. AUen DWUUams

Mn.James MiUer Mt and Mn. Raun J. Rasmussen

President's Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,9991 Mt and Mn.WUUam G. Christoforo VADM and Mn. Robert E Dunn CDR .and Mn.WUUam C Eari * CDR and Mn. Robert L. MUler *

Presidents Circle Assodate ($2,500-$4,999) CAPT and Mn. Robert E.Adler Lt Col and Mn.Weldon R. Baird Mr. Robert C. Ba.\ter VADM and Mn. Edward A. Burkhalter, Jt CAPT and Mn.Waid W de Groot III Mt and Mn. David G. Ghysels CAPT and Mn. Gulmer A. Hines,Jt RADM and Mn. Leland S. KoUmorgen ADM and Mn. Kinnaird R. McKee CART and Mn.Jack E. McQueston CAPT James R. Nehez.Jr, USN (Ret) Mt Warren W Rothmann RADM and Mn. Guy H. B. Shaffer Dt and Mn.JohnW. Sheffield,Jt Mr. and Mn.WUUam R.Thomas.Jr • RADM and Mrs. Paul D.Tomb CAPT and Mn. David WWeidenkopf

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2/1991 Maj and Mn.Joseph R Corrigan III Dt and Mrs. AUen Fmdley Mt and Mrs. Donald R. Higgs RADM and Mrs. WUUam H. Langenberg CAPT and Mn. Robin H. McGlohn CDR GordanVan Hook, USN (Ret.) * CAPT and Mn. Ralph N.WhisdetJt

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) CDR Gene TAUendet USN (Ret.) RADM and Mn. Stanley J. Andenon RADM and Mrs.John L. Butts CAPT and Mn.John R CromweU.Jt Mt Joseph E. DaUey Mt Stanley Fuchs Col and Mn. Robert C Harding Mt and Mrs. C.Thomas Hutchins.Jt Col and Mrs.WiUiam E. Hutchison CART and Mn.John R Leahy Col and Mrs.John R. Love Mt and Mrs. Andrew Maloney Dt and Mrs.Tom G. McCreless.Jt CART and Mn. Clyde W Middleton LT and Mn.Albert E. O'Kane * CAPT and Mn. Charies O. Paddock CAPT and Mn. Frank L. Rentz.Jt CAPT and Mrs. Eugene H. Saylor CART and Mrs. David L. Soracco LCDR and Mn. Bertram H. SriUer LCDR and Mrs. Alexander WTodd,Jr CAPT and Mrs. Lawrence RTreadweU.Jt RADM and Mrs. James A.Winnefeld

($250 $499)

Donor CART and Mn. George A. Barunas.Jt CDR and Mn. Swart M. Beck LCDR and Mrs. Joseph E. Biron, St CAPT Joseph A. Bray Jr, USN (Ret) CART Glenn M. Brewet USN (Ret.) CDR and Mn. Herbert W Bruch CDR and Mn.WUUam E. CampbeU.Jt MI. and Mrs. Lee C Catalano LCDR and Mrs. RichardV ChUds LtCol WaUace G. Chrismet USMCR (Ret.) Mr. and Mn. AUan B. Corderman Mr. and Mrs. WUUam R Craven Mr. and Mn. Richard B. Curmingham Mr.W Ronald Davies Mt and Mrs. Richard W. Dean LtCol WUburW Dinegat USMC (Ret.) CAPT and Mrs, Louis C Dittmar LCDR and Mrs. James E. Foley CDR and Mn.WUUam E Foster, St CDR and Mn. HaroldW Camber • LT and Mrs. Frederick C. Gambke Col and Mrs. Donald R. Griesmer CDR and Mrs.John W HamUton Col and Mn.JamesW. Hammond Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Heneberger,Jr CDR and Mn. Frank G. Hiehle,Jt Col and Mrs. James C. Hunt.Jt CDR and Mrs.WUUam E Leppin.Jt CDR and Mrs. Angus MacaiUay CDR and Mrs. Francis L. McGeachy Mt and Mrs. Ralph C Morehead Brig Gen and Mrs. David M. MuUaney CAPT and Mrs. Eric A. Nelson.Jt Mrs. CarroU S. Page Lt Col WUUam J. Pardee, USAF (Ret) Mrs, D C Pariapiano Col and Mrs. Erwin C Peake Dt and Mrs. Rudolph W. Pierce Col and Mrs. Robert J. Rehwaldt Mr. Robert J. Remtgen CAPT and Mrs.WiUiam D Shaughnessy Col and Mrs. MUton Shaw RADM and Mn. Alexander M, Sinclair CDR John L, Smeltzer, USN (Ret.) Col and Mrs. Paul A. Smith

Mr and Mrs. LoweU A. Stockdale CDR and Mn.WiUiamV Surman.Jt CAPT and Mn.WUUam S.Thompson CDR Thomas W.Trout, USN (Ret) CAPT Paul B.Tuzo III, USN (Ret) CAPT and Mn. Ralph E.VanderNaUlen CDR and Mn. Arthur T Ward Mt and Mrs.WiUiam A.Weaver CART and Mn. Herbert A. Zoehrer

1952 Presidents Circle Halsey Associate ($100,000-$249,999) CAPT and Mrs.AlanF Clark

Presidents Circle Lejeune Associate ($25,000-$49,999) CART and Mrs. James A. LoveU, Jt

Presidents Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) Mr. Robert C Maich Mt and Mn.WUUam E. Pike

Presidents Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) LCDR and Mn. Edward S. Fay Mr. and Mrs.John M. McKeown

Presidents Circle Associate ($2,500-$4,999) CART and Mrs. Eugene M. AvaUone, St CART and Mis.Thomas C GosUn.Jt Mt and Mis.JeiomeW Gottesman CAPT and Mrs. Robert E. HUl LCDR and Mrs. Lawrence W lannotti RADM and Mn.James K. Nunneley Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Reichelderfer • Mt and Mn. Malvm B. Roesch VADM and Mn.WUUam H. Rowden RADM and Mn.WiUiam J. Ryan VADM James A. SagerhoUn, USN (Ret.) The Honorable and Mrs.John E. Sheehan Col and Mrs. Michael L. Sorrentino CART and Mn, Norman E Stein Col James S.Troutman, USAFR (Ret.) t and Mrs. EUen Troutman CAPT and Mn. Robert L.Turnage LCDR and Mn. Bosquet N.Wev.Jt

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) Dt and Mrs. Leroy G. AppeU LtCol and Mn. Garnett R. BaUey Col and Mrs. Francis W BeriUer CDR and Mrs. Charies D Federico Col John A. Haaren, USAF (Ret.) CAPT Howard F Ha^aid, SC, USNR (Ret.) CDR and Mn.WUUam J. Laux.Jt Mt Forrest R Lockwood CAPT Thomas W. Lyons,Jt, USN (Ret.)

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MNI CDR and Mrs.Arthur H. McCoUum.Jt Mr. and Mrs. James S. Niederkrome •» Mt Paul E. NoeU CAPT John E O'ConneU, USN (Ret.) LTB.DOtt, USNR (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Charies E. Seeger CAPT and Mn. Peter A. Stark, Jt Mt and Mrs.Thomas H.Tonseth III • Mt and Mrs.James EWelch • RADM and Mn.Wiffiam C.Wyatt CAPT and Mn. Jerrold M. Zacharias

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) CART and Mn.WUUam S. BaUnt.Jt CAPT and Mrs. Roger C. Bos CART and Mrs. AUyn V Bress CART and Mn.Jacob C Brown Col and Mn. Robert M. Burch CDR James A. Chesky USN (Ret.) Dt and Mn.James B. CroweU,Jt CDR and Mn.James N. D'Ono CDR and Mn.WUUam D. Drake CAPT and Mn. RhUipV H. L. Duckett •* Mt and Mrs. Ronald F Hattin Mt Joseph E. Karbus Dt and Mrs. Frank L. Kovarick Mr. and Mrs. David W Lang RADM and Mrs. Lawrence Layman Col and Mrs. Richard C. Lyons LCDR and Mn. Paul S. MacLafferty • Lt Col and Mrs. Jean M. Marchand CDR Robert E. Morris, USN (Ret.) Mt and Mrs. Lawrence A. Novak Col and Mrs. Robert A. Owens CAPT Richard R. RohU, USN (Ret.) CART and Mn.Jackson B. Richard Lt Col and Mrs. Edward B. Richter CDR and Mn. Robert H. Schulze CAPT and Mrs. Kenneth G. Smith CART and Mrs. Richard C. Smith CART and Mn. Harry A. Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. SwaiJce •* CAPT and Mrs.James E.WUson,Jt CDR and Mn. Charies H.Wiseman RADM and Mn.WUUam M. Zobel

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) Lt Col and Mrs.John H.AUen CAPT and Mrs. Vincent J. Argiro LT Conrad S. Bannet USNR Capt Robert R Bardey USAF (Ret.) t Mt and Mn. Donald R. BeU LCDR and Mrs. James C Branyon Dr and Mrs. Charies J. Bridgman CART and Mn. Ronald A. CampbeU CDR and Mn. WUUam T Cari CDR and Mrs. Robert E Caulk CDR and Mrs. George L. Charbonneau CAPT and Mn. Robert S. Denbigh,Jt LT and Mrs.John B. Deppen Mt and Mn. Glenn C Drivet Jt LT and Mrs. Forrest E. Firth • CART and Mn.WiUiam G. Fishetjt Col and Mrs. Raymond F Girard,Jt CART and Mn. Walter S. Gray III CDR and Mn.WiUiam E. HUfrank Mt and Mn. Rufijs G. Hubbard Col and Mrs. Gerald H. Hyndman CAPT Arthur D.Jackson, USN (Ret.)

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LT and Mrs. Robert E Kampe CAPT and Mrs. Curtis A. Karvala 1st Lt and Mrs. Richard E. Kersteen CAPT and Mn. Frederick W Kraft CAPT John M. Langford, USN (Ret.) Mt and Mrs. AndrewY Le Moal Col and Mrs. George W. LestetJt Col and Mrs. Prentice A, Lindsay Mr and Mrs.Jerome M. Malament CDR and Mn. Charies C McDonald CAPTJamesW Organ, USN (Ret.) LCDR and Mn.John R. Owen CAPT and Mn. Douglas W. Payne Mt and Mn.Jack R. Pohlman CDR and Mn. Robert E. Sheldon Mt George L. ShiUingetJt LCDR and Mn. Robert W Shipley CAPT and Mn. Edwin C. Shiver CART and Mrs. Payson D Sieret Jt CAPT and Mn. Donald W Simons Mt Thomas M.Thawley and Mn.Judith RWanfried Mt and Mrs.John S.Tonetti CDR and Mn. Samuel B.Walker

Donor CART and Mrs. Frederick S.Adair Maj and Mrs.John R.Alexander,Jt RADM and Mrs. David M. Altwegg CAPT and Mn.John J. Badgett CAPT and Mrs.WUUam H. Bannister RADM and Mn. Hugh A. Benton CDR and Mrs. George H. Berry,Jt CAPT and Mrs. Robert M. Brown CAPT and Mrs. Rodion Cantacuzene CDR and Mrs. Ralph Carson Mt and Mrs. Richard H. Carson CDR and Mrs. George R Case.Jt RADM and Mis. Lawrence C Chambers Mt Richard M. Chittenden MtTownsend P Coleman,Jt LtCol and Mn. Richard W Coulter Lt Col and Mrs. James R. Crews CART Charies G. DarreU, USN (Ret.) CDR and Mn. Richard C Dietz Dt Maynard W Dow CDR and Mn.WUUam R Eddy III Col and Mrs. Hans G. Edebohls Col Raul K. German,Jt, USMC (Ret.) RADM and Mn. Charies E. Gurney III RADM and Mn. Ralph R. Hedges LtCol and Mrs.James F Helsel Mt and Mrs. Robert E Holzwarth Lt Col and Mrs. Harvison Hunt Mt and Mrs. Clarence L. Johnson CDR and Mrs. Daniel J. Kershaw CDR and Mn.Joe R. Lacy CDR and Mrs. Robert W Lancaster CART and Mrs. Harold M.J. Lewis,Jr CARTandMn.CariJ.Lidel Lt Col and Mrs. Nicholas A. Liontas CAPT and Mrs.Thomas W. Luckett Mr and Mrs. Joseph J. McGowan,Jr CART and Mn. Louis K. McMiUan.Jt CDR and Mrs. Theodore E. Mead CAPT and Mrs.Thomas L. Meeks Lt Col Harry M. Mitchell, USAF (Ret.) Mt and Mrs. Leland G. MitcheU CAPT and Mrs.Thomas J. Moody LCDR and Mrs. Charies E. Moore Mt and Mrs. James A. Morrison,Jt Mr. and Mrs.John R. Nelson *

Capt and Mn. MUton J. Olson Mr. Richard R. Pettigrew Mr. and Mn.Joseph N. Portney Col and Mn. Neil E. Prince CART and Mrs.Jerome Rapkin RADM and Mn. Donald R Roane CAPT and Mn.WUUam E. Roberts CDR and Mn. Grady H. Roby Col and Mrs. Ronald G. Shaw CaptJ.Val Smith, USMC (Ret.) LCDR and Mrs. Lucius R. Squier Lt Col and Mn.WendeU B, Stockdale Lt Col and Mrs. Stanley R. Swanson RADM and Mrs. Gerald J.Thompson CAPT and Mrs. Larry G.Valade LT and Mn. Robert D. WUson

1953 Presidents Circle Nimitz Associate ($250,000 and above) ADM and Mn. CarUsle A. H.Trost

Presidents Circle Halsey Associate ($100,000-$249,999) Estate ofTheodore H. Black

PfB^M-f^'^ Circle Lejeune Associate ($25,000-$49,999) Mac and Nancy Cramer

President's Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) Mr and Mrs. Robert G. Dettmer • Mt and Mrs.T. Morris Hackney CAPT and Mn. Harry E. Robson

President's Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) VADM and Mrs. Clyde R. BeU RADM and Mn. Peter C. Conrad Mr and Mrs. Osmund W DLxon.Jr CAPT and Mn. Michael T Greeley Col and Mrs. David B. Grover Lt Col and Mrs. David B.Jones CDR and Mrs. Francesco A. Musorrafiti

Presidents Circle Associate ($2,500-$4,999) Maj and Mrs. Joseph B. Bornstein CART and Mn. Nevin P Cart St Mt and Mrs. Michael R. Corboy Mr and Mn. Dean O DeLamar CAPT and Mn. Augustine E. Hubal.Jr Mr and Mn. Archie F MacAUaster RADM and Mn.Thomas L. Malone.Jr, Lt Gen and Mrs. George D. MUler Col and Mrs. Bruce E Ogden CDR and Mn.John S. Olson VADM and Mn.WiUiam E. Ramsey Mt and Mn. Clifford C.Thomas,Jt

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Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) Mt and Mrs. Kimbrough S. Bassett LCDR and Mn. Charies L. Boyer Mt and Mrs. Norval W Dixon,Jt CAPT and Mn. Charies D. FeUows VADM and Mn. M. S. Holcomb • MI. and Mrs. PhUip M.JeUey CDR and Mrs. Folsom Jenkins,Jt VADM and Mn. Bernard M. Kauderer Mt and Mrs.John G. McCuUen,Jt Mt Robert A. SchaUer CAPT and Mrs. Reeves R.Taylor • LCDR and Mrs. Frederic J. Thomas CDR and Mn. Donald E. Upshaw Mt and Mrs. Charies S.WaUter CART and Mn. Richard TWright

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) CDR and Mn. Frank Adorney CAPT and Mn. Richard K.Albright RADM and Mn. Richard C Avrit CAPT and Mn. George H. Barthelenghi Mr. and Mrs. Bernard C. Bowla CART and Mn.John H.Boyd,Jt Mr.RaulW.Bradfield,Jt CAPT and Mrs. Francis T Brady Lt Col and Mrs.John B. Carmichael,Jt Brig Gen and Mrs. Robert A. Foster Rev. and Mrs.John A. Furgenon CAPT and Mn.Arthur H. GUmore CAPT and Mn. Roy O GUod CART and Mn. E.WUl Hays Mr. and Mn.JuUus L. Helvey II Mt and Mn. Hariey E. Hoffinan CAPT and Mn. Walter B. HubbeU LtCol and Mn. Stanley CJaksina CDR and Mn. Robert W Kuffel CAPT and Mn. Brian P McCrane Lt Col and Mn. Edward B. Opperinann CDR and Mrs. Alton A. Redenen Lt Col Robert V Plank, USAF (Ret.) Mt and Mn.John T Quirk Mt and Mn. Harold H. Rumph CAPT and Mn.WUUam A. Ryan Mr and Mn.John A. Schuerger Col Donald D. SnUth, USAF (Ret.) LtCol and Mrs.John H. Smidi Mt and Mn. Hal J. Styles, Jt Col David L. Waldron, USAF (Ret.) Mt Harold L.Walten.Jr * Lt Col and Mn. Gerald E.Weinstein Lt Col James T Westermeiet USAF (Ret) CAPT James EWUlenbrink, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn.Vaughn E.WUson,Jt

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) CDR and Mn.Wiffiam D AUen, St CART and Mn. Forrest R Andenon Mt and Mn. Robert C Andenon Mr and Mn. Bion B. Bieret Jt CDR James R. Botten, USNR (Ret.) Mt and Mn.Jack C. Cadett Col and Mn.Winchell M. Craig,Jt CDR and Mn.WiUiam J. Dowe.Jt CAPT Henry C EmmerUng,Jr, USNR CAPT and Mn. Hareey A. Falk.Jt RADM and Mn. Donald L. Felt CAPT Ernest W. Fergusson, USN (Ret.)

CART and Mn.Alvin S Glazier Mr. and Mn. D.>vid M. Govan Col and Mn.John A. Graff Mt and Mn. WUliam C H,U1 CDR Robert E. Hatchet Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn.Albert M. Hayes,Jt Lt Col ,md Mn. Donald B. Hente MI. and Mn.James R. Hocking Lt Col Mid Mn. David W HovveU MI. and Mn.James J.Jelinek Mt and Mn. Geoige W. Knighton, Jt CAPT ,md Mn.Wiffiam A. Lawlei CART and Mn. Horace M. Leavitt,Jt CDR .ind Mn. Baiiie B. Locke Col and Mn. Robert E. LoweU Col and Mn. Beitram A. Maas CAPT and Mn.WUbui J. Mahony MI. Sidney E Mason MI. and Mn. Samuel R Massie Mr. and Mn. Max R. Matteson II CAPT and Mn. Curtis W. MUletJt Col and Mn. Lawience B. MoUiar Mr. and Mn. Larry L. Morgan LtCol Arnold J. Ort. USMC (Ret) CAPT and Mn. Robert H. Osborn CART and Mn. Francis J. Osnomc Mt Henry B. Pattenon.Jt Lt Col and Mn.WUUam H. Ritchie,Jt CAPT and Mn. Merim C Ritz CART and Mn. Francis L. Roach Lt Col and Mn. Richaid E. Robbins. St CDR and Mn. Paul R. Salgado Col and Mn. Stephen E. Schoderbek LCDR and Mn. Ronald L. Sharrah Col and Mn.John P. R. Sinnott Mr. and Mn. Donald B. Smith CAPT and Mn. Kennedi B. Stafford Mr. George R. Stecker Col WUUam WVon Hansen, USAF (Ret.) CAPT Peter R.WaUcet USN (Ret.) Mr. and .Mn. Frank L.White CAPT Otto W.WUl III, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mn.Jack DWUner CDR and Mn.Victor B. C.Wolke CDR James D.Wnght USN (Ret.)

CART and Mn.Albert H. Hinnian RADM and Mn. Stephen J. Hostetder I ^ D M and Mn. Clarence A. E.Johnson.jt Lt Col and Mn. Don.ild W. Klick CDR and Mn. Robert H. Knight Lt Col .ind Mn. Larry H. Liird CDR and Mn. Walter W Lake Mt and Mn. Robert E Laufinan Capt and Mn. Frederic A. Mann Mt Phffip H. M.mveU CAPT and Mn. Donald H. McViy Mt D.ivid R Mittell LtCol .ind Mn.John R. Muhlig.Jt CAPT and Mn" Merim R. Norby LT and Mn. Robert R. North CAPT ,md Mn.Wiffiam J. Qmrk CART and Mn. Robert J. Raftaele CAPT and Mn. Charies A. Reed CART and Mn. Darnel W Rice Lt Col and Mn. Donald S. Sammis.Jt CDR James R. Schermerhorn, USN (Ret.) Mt and Mn. Lawrence D. Scheu.Jt CAPT and Mn. Leland H. Sebring LT and Mn. George O. Selz Col and Mn.Theodore H. Shadburn Mt and Mn. Dwayne A. Sheets Lt Col and Mis. Robert V. Smoak Mt Bffi G. Staines Maj James E. Stephens, USAF (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Robert L. Struven CDR William J. Swrgeon III. USN (Ret.) LtCol and Mrs.Thomas L. Suffivan CAPT and Mn. Lewis B. Sykes Mt Charles R.Thomas Mr. James L. Unger Mt and Mn. Gene R Ward CAPT and Mn.John FWellings LCDR and Mn. Edgar K.Wood,Jr CAPT and Mn. Christos Zirps

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CDR and Mrs. Cari L. Mastetjt

1954 Presidents Circle Dewey Associate ($50,000-$99,999)

CDR and Mn.WUUam RAlben Mr. Frederick A. Alden III CDR and Mn. Richard E. AUnen CDR and Mn. Don J. Ammerman CDR and Mrs. Frederick C.Andrews Capt and Mn.James D BalcUnger CAPT and Mn.WUUam C Bendey CART and Mrs.Arthur C Bivens CART and Mn. Edwm H. Brooks,Jt Mt and Mrs.John T Burkhardt LT Hariand A. Chadbourne.Jt, USN (Ret.) Mt and Mn. Malcolm R. Corbm.Jt CAPT and Mn.JohnV Cricchi LTC and Mn. Edmund K. Daleyjt CAPT and Mn. Robert G. DonneUy CAPT and Mrs.John A. Dunaway, Jt Mtjohn Endlich CAPT and Mn. Norman E. Griggs Col and Mrs. George R. HaU Mt Robert E. Haskin CAPT LeRoy B. Hebbard.Jr, USN (Ret.) CAPT Robert E. Hempel III, USNR (Ret.) Mt Edwin M. Henry, Jt CAPT and Mrs.John M. Henson

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t Deceased

Presidents Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) Mr and Mrs, Frank A. Brame III COL and Mrs. Kenneth E. Stanley

Presidents Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) Mt and Mrs. Richard K. Byen Mt and Mn.James A. Prestridge,Jt

Pre««riA?it's Circle Associate

CAPT and Mn. Fred A. Hull CAPT and Mrs.Jon.ithan S, Hurt Mt and Mn. Edwin G. Krikoriaii VADM and Mn. Edward H. Martin Lt Gen John S. Rustay USAF (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. George R. Robeyjt CAPT and Mrs. OliveW. Shearetjt VADM and Mn, NUs R.Thunman lUDM Edwaid K.Walker,Jt,SC,USN (Ret.)

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) Col and Mn. George W. Botbyl CDR .Hid Mn. Shelby VT Clark LCDR and Mn. AlanJ. Dworsky * CAPT and Mrs.Theodore M. Edson Col and Mrs. Stephen S. Eisenhauer Col Wayne T Fr>'e, USAF (Ret.) CART and Mrs. Eugene L. Geronime II CDR and Mn.WUUam E, Greer III Mt Eugene T.Johnston Mt and Mrs. Elwood W. Land.Jt Lt Col and Mrs. Clovis T. Lightsey Bj\,DM and Mrs. Kleber S. Masterson.Jr, Mt and Mn.WiUiam J. Montgomery RADM and Mn.WUUam C Neel Mt and Mrs. David L, Pease * LtCol and Mrs. Edward C.Tipshus Mt and Mrs.John L.Vaughan.Jt CDR and Mrs, Eugene N,Wilfert CART and Mrs. George V Zeberieiii.Jr,

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) C^AI'T and Mrs. Dwight M.Agnew,Jt Lt Gen and Mrs. Aloysius G. Casey LCDR Wiffiam R C;olvin, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mrs. Richard A. Currier CDR and Mn. Robert L, Cutts CAPT and Mn, I^chard J, Damico Col and Mrs, Timothy J, Downs, Jt CAPT Ralph C, EldetUSN (Ret,) CDR and Mrs, George M, Gans CDR and Mn. Robert S. Haines CAPT ,ind Mrs.WiUiamW Hargrave.Jr CAPT and Mn,JamesV Healy RADM and Mrs, Edward J, Hogan, Jt Maj Gen and Mrs. WiUiain W. Hoover Lt Col and Mrs. Ronald E. Lief Mr and Mrs. Robert T, Martin Col and Mrs. Francis J, McC'arthy CAPT and Mn, Parker W. McCleUan CDR and Mrs. Robert W Montross CDR and Mrs. Richard C. Myers Mr and Mrs. Richard G. Padberg CDR Robert K. Sheehan, USN (Ret) Col Alois A, Slepicka, USMC (Ret.) Col and Mrs. Richard C Suavely CAPT and Mrs. Curtis A. Sorenson Dt and Mrs. Eugene O S. Stevenson CDR and Mn.John E.Wagner Col and Mrs, FitzW M, Woodrovyjr

($2,500-$4,999)

Tecumseh Club

LtCol LouisWAltetJt, USMCR CAPT and Mn.James E Bell CAPT and Mn. Peter B. Easton Mt and Mrs. Frederick J. Franco * CDR and Mrs. David R. Hinkle CAPT and Mrs. WUliam C. Holman

CAPT Reter C Alecxih, USNR (Ret.) Lt Col and Mrs.Jack R.Anderson CART and Mrs. Michael G. Basford CART and Mrs. Frank R. Berkhimer Mt and Mrs. Leon N. Blaitjr,

($250-$499)

CAPT and Mn. Robert R. Briner CAPT and Mn. MelvUle R. Byington.Jt CAPT and Mn, M.iikW. Byrd Mt and Mrs. Richard H, Childress Mt and Mn. Henry W. Cianfloiie Mt and Mrs.John B. Clark CAPT Robert G. Conaughton, USN (Ret.) CDR and Mn.WUUam H. Groom Rev John R Fahey Col WUliam R. GUmore, USAF (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Harold A, Gloviet Jr GAIT and Mrs, George M. Henson CAPT and Mn, Richard G, HoUenbach RADM and Mrs.John PJones.Jt CAPT and Mrs.John G.Juergens Maj Edmund E. Martinez, USAF (Ret.) Mt Robert T McCaffiey Mt Ronald F McDevitt CAPT and Mrs. Donald J. Meyer CAPT and Mn. Raleigh B. MUletJt CDR and Mn.John E. Newton CAPT and Mrs, Lee R, Patterson Col and Mrs. Winston D Patterson Col and Mrs. Don R. Ray CDR and Mn. l^chard R. Read Mr and Mrs.John A. Reid CAPT and Mrs. Robert R. Robertson,Jt Mt and Mrs. Richard D. Runyan RADM and Mrs.Thomas U, Seigenthaler Mt Cari J, Soreco CAPT and Mrs. Bernard F Storck Mt and Mrs. George E. Swenson Maj and Mrs. Eari F Whipple,Jt CAPT J, LesUe Woodward, USN (Ret.) I ^ D M and Mn. Harold L.Young

Donor CWO and Mn. Charies E. BaUeyJt CDR and Mrs. Charies W. Bartholomew CAPT and Mn.John P Bayne CAPT and Mn. Walrer R. Beck Mr and Mn.Wiffiam B, N. Berry LtCol and Mrs, Barry N, Bitmer Col and Mrs. Jo Brendel Mt and Mrs.John S. Brennan Mt and Mrs.John D. CampbeU CDR and Mrs, Howard R, Canter CAPT and Mrs. Ralph E. Chidley CDR George E. Chisholm II, USN (Ret.) CART and Mn.WalterJ, Coakley Mt and Mrs. James R CouUlard Col and Mn. Madison M. Daily CAPT Bart M. DaUa Mura, USN (Ret.) RADM and Mn.WiUiam D Darnels CAPT and Mrs. Norman A. Deam CDR and Mrs.Janueson K. Deuel CAPT PhUip C. Donovan, USN (Ret.) Mt and Mrs. Frank J, Dorsey CAPT and Mrs,John E, Dougherty CAPT and Mrs, Cari C Drenkard CAPT and Mn, Donal W, Effiott Col and Mn, Ernest E. Evans.Jt Mt and Mrs. Kenneth A. Ferrer CART and Mrs. Clifton G. Foster,Jt RADM and Mrs, RichardT GaskUl Mt and Mrs,John M, Gerding CART and Mrs, PhUip G. Graessle Mr. and Mn.Wiffiam C Grayjt CART and Mrs.WiUiam C Greenlaw Mt and Mrs. AUan R. Gunion CDR and Mn. Mark Z. Hanlon

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MNI CDR and Mn. Richard R. Hardey Lt Col and Mn.John E HarveU MrJohnA. HarvUla Mt and Mrs. Darwin L. Hatheway, St LCDRJohn W Havicon, USNR (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Oscar A. Herzer RADM Charies B. Hunter, USN (Ret.) CART Arthur D. Jesset USN (Ret.) Col Ivan J. Jones, USAF (Ret.) CART and Mrs. Frederick J. KoUmorgen CDR and Mrs. James E Lamore CDR and Mrs. David E. Lewis Mt Charles A. Lockwood III LCDR and Mn.John F Lyding CAPT and Mrs. Phffip Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Raymond R, Maestri CDR and Mn.John T ManhaU,Jt Col and Mrs. WUUam G. McKay Lt Col and Mn.John D. Meehan CDR and Mrs. MarshaU R. Messmger MtRalphA.MUlatJt Mtjohn A. Mffier Lt Col and Mn.WUUam L. MUlei Col and Mn. Michael A. Nassi CDR and Mn. Robert M. Olsen LtCol and Mn.James L. Owens CAPT and Mn. Matthew E Pasztalaniec Mt and Mn. Raymond E Pavia Col and Mn. Charies E. PoweU Maj and Mn. Frederick E. Pyeatt III Mtjohn D Raiford CDR and Mrs. Albert D. Raper CDR and Mrs.John E. Riester Mt and Mrs.JohnW Bjgterink • Maj and Mrs. Doral R. SandUn Capt WUUam Scuffion.Jt, USMC Maj and Mrs. Jay G. SeUers CDR and Mn.Jay R. Smith,Jt CAPT and Mrs. Michael J. Stoffel COL and Mn. Haivey Taffet CAPT Thomas A.Thode, USNR (Ret.) LCDR and Mn. Albin A.Tisdale CART and Mis. Heibeit D.Trenham CAPT Charies H. Ulrich, USN (Ret.) CDR and Mn. Peter J.Vogelbeigei.Jt CAPT and Mn. Don Walsh CART and Mn. Robert M.Watson CART and Mn. Hal D.Wood CART and Mn. Leon G.Wood,Jt CAPT and Mrs.James R.Wright CDR Joseph J. Zable, USN (Ret.)

1955 Presidents Circle Nimitz Associate ($250,000 and above)

Presidents Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) Mr. and Mrs.Thomas L. Aldrich * Col and Mrs. Frank E. Bendrick VADM and Mn. Henry C Mustin RADM and Mrs. Donald L. Sturtz

Presidents Circle Associate ($2,500-$4,999) Anonymous Maj Gen and Mn.WUUam A. Anden LCDR and Mn. Angelo G. Cicolani Mr and Mrs. Melvyn Fisher CDR and Mrs. Edwin H. Grant,Jt LCDR and Mn. CUffoid R. Graue CDR and Mis. Raymond R. Henderson RADM and Mn. MalcoUn MacKinnon III COL and Mrs. Gerald L. Nayjr VADM and Mn.J.Theodore Parker,Jt CART and Mn.WUUam O Rentz LCDR and Mn, Kirk W Rowe BGen and Mrs. Paul D Slack Mt and Mrs. Gary L. Snyder CAPT and Mrs.Thomas E Stallman George and Mary Lou Stott Col and Mn. Frederic L.ToUeson RADM and Mrs.John C.Weavei

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) CAPT and Mn. Paul B. Giozen Gen and Mn. Monroe W Hatch,Jt CAPT Alban T Mclsaac, USN (Ret.) The Honorable and Mn. Robert B. Pirie,Jt CAPT and Mrs.John W Renard RADM and Mrs. Dickinson M. Smith RADM and Mrs. Hugh L.Webster

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) LtCol John A.Adams, USMC (Ret.) Mr Thomas A. E. Davis CDR and Mrs. Joseph J. Dunn RADM Jack A. Garrow, USN (Ret.) Mt and Mrs, Gerald W GUstad CAPT and Mn, Norman W Harper CAPT Raymond W Hine, USN (Ret.) CDR and Mrs.Johns RJaudon CDR and Mrs. Edward W LuU VADM and Mn.WiUiam F McCauley MajGen and Mrs.John R Monahan CDR and Mn. Edward G. Ogden Maj and Mn. Donald E Rohr • CAPT and Mrs. Frank B.Warren

Mt and Mrs. David J. Dunn

Presidents Circle Lejeune Associate ($25,000-$49,999) CDR James M. Cart Jt, USN (Ret.)

Presidents Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) CDR and Mrs. Otto A. Zipf

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Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) CDR and Mrs. William A, Bair Col and Mrs.WiUiam R.BaU Mt and Mrs. Charies W. BaUew, St Mr, and Mrs.James H. Brownlow CAPT Thomas R Cann, USN (Ret.) and Dt Shiriey J. Cann Mt and Mrs. WUfred S. Fisher Dt and Mn. Edward R. Floyd MrJohnJ. Flynn.Jt LCDR Barton W Fordham,Jt, USN (Ret.)

Mt Shepard Forest CAPT and Mn. Charies F Gerhan,Jt CAPT and Mn.John D. Hague CAPT and Mn. Anthony A. HastogUs Mr. and Mn. Haidey O. Holte Mt and Mn. Brooks T. Huey MtTom G. Hussmann LtCol and Mrs. Edward R. Perron CAPT and Mrs.WiUiam L. Pray Col and Mn. EmU G. Riedel.Jt Lt Col and Mn.Arthur J. Ruberg LCDR and Mn. Rolf A. Shepard Mt and Mrs.Thomas L. State LCDR and Mn. Lee R.Turner.Jt

Donor CAPT and Mrs. Ems M.Anderson Rev and Mrs. Alexander B. AroiUs Mt and Mrs. Glenn D. Bates Col and Mn. Robert H. Binish CDR James R. Blandford, USN (Ret.) Prof and Mrs. Robert E. Boughner Mr. and Mrs. Richard F Brzozowski Col WUUam M. Carruthers, USAF Maj and Mrs. James J. ChmeUk CDR and Mn.Wffiiam G. Coffier Mt and Mrs. JohnT. Cunningham III Lt Col and Mrs. Gerald T. Dantzler CAPT and Mrs. Lawrence S. DelRlato CART and Mrs. Anthony J. Dopazo Mt and Mrs. Leonard G. Duffy CART Robert E. Emery, USN (Ret) Mt and Mrs. Gerald A. Gerdon Mt and Mrs. Quentin L. Glass CAPT and Mrs. R. Barry HamUton CDR and Mrs. Robert W Hep worth Col and Mrs. Kenneth L. Holden CDR and Mrs. George L.Johnson Mr. and Mrs.John E Kindel CAPT and Mrs. Demosthenes N. Kolaras Lt Col and Mrs. Donald J, Loosley CDR and Mn. Donald A. Lovelace II Mt Howard E. Lovely CAPT and Mn. Charies E. MasaUn LtCol and Mrs. Carios K. McAfee Dt and Mrs.Wiffiam E. McCarron.Jt Col and Mrs. Samuel L. McClure CDR and Mrs. George J. McMurtry Col and Mrs. James K. McPherson Lt Col and Mn.Albert K. MUlay LCDR and Mrs.John R. Morgan CDR and Mrs. Robert U. Myen MI. and Mn. Richaid T Nelson RADM and Mn. Byron B. NeweU VADM and Mn.JohnW. Nyquist CAPT and Mn. Ross S. Olson CAPT and Mn. Charies M. Plumly Col and Mrs. Robert T Roppe Mr. and Mrs. Steve A. Recicar LCDR PhUip M. Reitzel, USN (Ret.) LCDR and Mrs. James R I^viere * Mt and Mrs. James C Rothrock Mr. and Mis. Wesley L. Saunden,Jt CDR and Mrs.WesleyW Saunders Col and Mrs. Earnest H. Seborg CAPT and Mrs. StaiUey S. Skorupski.Jt CART and Mrs, ManhaU T Slayton CDR and Mrs.JohnW. Smith CDR and Mrs. Robert L. Smith CAPT and Mn.WiUiam Stevens CDRJohnE. Stewart, USN LCDR Dennis J. Suffivan,Jt, USN (Ret.)

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Mt and Mrs.John G.Toner Mt and Mrs. Simon J. Ulcickas, Jt CAPT and Mn. Dairel E.Westbraok,Jt RADM and Mn.John R.WUson,Jt

1956 Presidents Circle Dewey Associate ($50,000-$99,999) Mt and Mis. James W GUUnan

Presidents Circle Lejeune Associate ($25,000-$49,999) Mr and Mrs. FWorth Hobbs CDR and Mrs. WaUace L. Mossopjt

President's Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) Mt and Mrs. Charies A. Buchanan, Jt LCDR and Mrs. Garner E. Morgan,Jt Mt and Mn. Cari H. Muirayjt CAPT and Mis. John S. WUson

President's Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) CAPT and Mrs. Nicholas Brown Col and Mn. Fred N. HopeweU * Dt Helen Coffier Martinson

President's Circle Associate ($2,500-$4,999) Lt Gen and Mrs. Spence M.Armstrong Capt and Mrs.WUUam CAuetJt CAPT and Mn.J.WUUam EUght,Jt LtCol and Mn. CairoU R. FrankUn CAPT and Mn. Gerald A. FuUc CAPT and Mn. Douglass E Hayman.Jt Maj Gen Ralph H.Jacobson, USAF (Ret) and Dtjoan M.Jacobson ADM and Mn. Frank B. Kelso II CDR and Mrs. George W Kenaston LCDR Melvin A. Klein, USNR (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Angus D. McEachen III CDR and Mn. ChanningW Medwedeff Col and Mrs. George Mushalko CART Jerome A. O'ConneU, USN (Ret.) CART and Mn.Vincent W Roper CART and Mn.Ted B. Shultz RADM and Mn. Robert H. Shumaker Mr and Mrs. Fred G. SpeUman CAPT and Mn. LoweU R Stone CAPT and Mn.James M.Van Metre Mr and Mn. Richard S.Walsh Mt and Mrs. EdgarWWeeks,Jt

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) CART and Mn. Sherman G.Alexander CDR and Mrs. Gariand O AudUet RADM and Mn. Peter B. Booth Mt and Mrs. Charies N. Chavarria CAPT George S. ConnoUyJt, USN (Ret.) The Honorable and Mrs.John E. Conway

Mr. and Mn. Bruce H. Dolph CAPT and Mn.John H. FeUowes RADM and Mn.James H. Fladey III Ml. and Mn. Notman L. H. Fiith II LTC Benjamin W Geoige, USAF (Ret.) CAPT Michael R. Gluse, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Gerald E. Green Col and Mn. Sheldon L. Groner ADM and Mn.James R. Hogg Mr. and Mn.WUUam S HuU Col and Mn. Leo J. Koerkenmeier CDR and Mn. Donald E. Lindqiust CDR and Mn.WUUam G. Lovedayjt LtGen and Mn. Robert E Miffigan CAPT and Mn. Edmund C Moitimei CAPT and Mn. Cail A. Nelson CDR and Mn. Raul J. Nelson MI. and Mn. AUen E. Reed.Jt CAPT and Mn. Herbert A. Schick CAPT and Mn. Melvin B. Schweigei CART and Mn.James G.Thomas CAPT and Mn. Richaid L.Thomas

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) LCDR and Mn. Glenn E BaU MI. and Mn.VictoiJ. Baricev MI. and Mn. H. D Bamhart CDR and Mn. Petei C Bennett CAPT and Mn. Rogei S. Betts CART Donald L. Brown, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Hovvmd E Burdick.Jt CAPT Robert P Crav-en, USNR (Ret.) Col and Mn. David L. Debus Lt Col and Mn.James P. Eri Jan A. Fawcett. MD Maj and Mn. Kenneth H. Godstrey LT John C Grant, USN LtCol and Mn. Roy M. GuUck.Jt CART and Mn.Albert L. Henry,Jt Mr. and Mn. Donald L. Hugdahl Mt and Mn.Jack RJanetatos CAPT and Mn.James E.Johnson MI. and Mn. Robert D. Jones,Jt Mr. and Mn. Don E. Kennedy * Col Raymond M. Kostesky, USMC (Ret.) CDR and Mn.WUUam A. La Barge CAPT and Mn. Richard J. Levendoski CAPT and Mn. Fredenck G. Lippert III Lt Col and Mn. Roger H. Lyle CAPT and Mn. MalcoUn J. MacDonald CDR and Mn. Lawrence E. McCuUers Col GeorgeJ.Mercuro, USAF (Ret.) Dt and Mn.John M. MUletJt Mt and Mn. Robert T Montgomery CDR and Mn. Henry H. Neuhard CDR and Mn. Alfred C Newbury Mr. Raleigh E. Piatt, Jt Col and Mrs. Joe D. Pope RADM and Mn. Dean R. Sackett.Jt CART Robert A. Schade,Jt, USN (Ret) CAPT and Mn. Einest J. Scheydei Ml. and Mis. H. Lawience Smith CAPT and Mts.JamesW Smith CART and Mn. Bainck ETibbitts Mt and Mrs.Thomas L.Weisner

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) LCDR and Mn. Frederick G.Adams CDR and Mn. Edward I. H. Bennett,Jt

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CAPT and Mn. WUUam W. Bigler AMB and Mn.Jack R. Binns LCDR ,ind Mn.JamesW. Bruso CAPT Thomas E. Bruyere, USN (Ret.) and CAPT KadUeen M. Bniyere, USN (Ret.) CDR and Mn.Whitmore S. Butts,Jt CAPT and Mn. David M. Carre,Jt Mr .ind Mn.James L. Cooper CDR .ind Mrs. Kenneth L. CostUow CDR and Mn. Nicholas J. DeNunzio Mt NeU Donovan CDR and Mn.Joe D Edwards CAPT and Mn.James W Egerton LtCol and Mn. Alex E. Fazekas 1st Lt and Mn. Daniel T. Garges CDR Frank M. Graham, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mn. Harry E. Hicks CAPT and Mn. Clyde G. Hohenstein Maj and Mn. Edward C.James LT and Mn.Thomas R. Krieger Mt and Mn.John J. LaUy Lt Col and Mn.Jerrv R Mastenon Col and Mn.John R. McIntyre.Jt Ml. and Mrs. Alexander R. Morris CAPT and Mn. Richard A. Mozier CDR and Mrs.Thomas A. Northam.Jt CDR and Mrs. Jacob G. Oaks LCDR and Mn. Douglas C. Osgood Mr. Edgar H. Parker Lt Col and Mn. Clarence R. Perry CAPT and Mn. Kari L. Petenon Mr. Harry M. Rinsky CAPT and Mn. Robert E. Quinn.Jt Mt and Mrs. Douglas V. Rigler CAPT and Mn. Hoffis E. Robertson Mt and Mn. Bernard Shapiro LtCol James S. ShUUnglavy USMC (Ret.) LCDR WUUam Shmkwin, USNR * CAPT and Mrs.Joseph M. RWright.Jt LCDR Eugene A. Wrobel, USN (Ret.)

CDR and Mn. DarreU E.Jones Col and Mrs. James G. Kautz Mt and Mn. Robert M. KeUer RADM and Mn.John H. Kirkpatrick RADM and Mrs. Theodore E. Lewin Lt Col and Mrs.Thomas C. Lynch CDR and Mn. FraiUdin D. McMullen Mt Murray M.J. Nicholson.Jt Mt and Mn. D<ivid J. Noonan Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. O'Hara.Jt Mt and Mn.James E. Orange Mt and Mrs. James L. Owen Mt and Mrs. David L. PaUner Lt Col and Mrs. GeorgeW. Peterson.Jt CART and Mrs. Peter C Peterson.Jt Mt and Mrs. Jan S. Prokop CDR and Mrs. Robert J. Sampson Mt Peter W Sandusky Mt and Mrs. Robert J. Scanlon Mt WUUam M. Schoessel.Jt LCDR and Mrs. Raymond J. Schreiner Lt Col and Mrs.Thomas Schwartz Mr. Edward W SeyUer CDR David A. Shelso, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Robert A. Shinn CDR David N. Sibley USNR (Ret.) CDR and Mrs.James H. Sikes LCDR and Mn.WUUam T. Slaughter Maj and Mrs. Stephen A. Soltesz Mr. and Mrs.JamesW Stinson CAPT and Mrs.JoeTTalbert.Jt Mt and Mrs. George RTextor Mr and Mrs. Brian FWalker CDR and Mrs. RusseU H.Weidman LCDR and Mn.James E.Whelan CDR Robert L.WUUams, USN (Ret.) Maj Wayne M.WiUs, USMC (Ret.) Lt Col and Mn. PoweU J. WUson

1957 Presidents Circle Lejeune Associate ($25,000-$49,999) ADM and Mn. Bruce DeMan •* CAPT and Mn. Frederick M. Derr

Presidents Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) Mt James W Bibb Mt and Mis. Edwin L. Biggen Mt and Mn.Joseph J. Duffy, Jt Mt and Mn.JohnW. RusseU

President's Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) CDR and Mn. Richaid G.Adams Prof and Mn. MUton H. Bank II CAPT and Mrs. David S. Cooper Mt James J. O'ConneU * MI. and Mrs. Samuel M.Trippe •

President's Circle Associate ($2,500 $4,999) CART and Mn. Charies E. Biele,Jr Col and Mrs. Lawrence E. Busde.Jt CAPT and Mrs.John L. Clearwater VADM and Mrs. Darnel L. Cooper ADM and Mrs. Leon A. Edney RADM and Mn.John C Frasetjt CART and Mn. Wayne R. Fritz

Donor CDR and Mn. George M. AUen,Jr Col and Mrs. Donald J. Alser Mt and Mn. Max M. Baldwin Mt and Mrs. Ronald G. Beagle Mt and Mrs. Robert H. Brown III Mt Edwaid H. Browne Mt Chailes K. Bmsh Col and Mn.Jesse W Buckelew BADM and Mn. Stanley G. Catola Mt and Mn.Vincent E. Dioguardi Mt and Mn. Harold J. Doebler CDR and Mrs.Vernon A. Eagye CDR and Mrs.Thomas E. Eaton,Jt RADM Gerard J Hannery,Jt,USN (Ret.) CDR Robert M. Fontet USN (Ret.) RADM and Mrs. George M. Furiong,Jr Mr. and Mrs. Raul R. Gambarani Mt and Mn. Jerry L. Gibson Mt and Mrs. Gerry E Gossens Mt Donald L. Grunes Mr. and Mrs. FrankUn R. Hadley Mt Leon S. Harding CART and Mrs. Robert G. Harmon CAPT and Mn. Ross R. Hatch Mt and Mrs. Roy C HejhaU CAPT and Mrs.Vernon C Honsinger Mr. Edward R. Iffick CAPT Guy CJarratt III, USN CAPT DonaldWJohnston, USN (Ret.)

"SeaF' ot Approval Unveiled in time for the first Navy home football game against Ball State, the Naval Academy Crest is now clearly visible to ail from its location high on the stadium wall. It will also be illuminated by accent lighting at night. This addition was made possible by the fundraising efforts of the Classes of 1989 and 1991.

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BMNI CAPT and Mn. Lawience B. Goldstein CDR and Mn. Herbert L. Hoppe • Mr. and Mn.Joseph W. Koch.Jt CAPT and Mn.WUUam G. Lange Mn. Ronald F Mativott Ml. and Mn. DaiUel M. McGuri Prof and Mn. Bradford W Paikinson Maj OUveiJ. Peake, USAF (Ret.) * CAPT and Mn.WiUiam H. Reerenboom CART and Mn. Kenneth D Petenon Col and Mn.John D Regenhaidt * LtCol and Mn. Conrad J. Samuelsen MI. and Mn. Aithui T Spring Ml. and Mn. Dean C Swanson

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) Col and Mn. Robert L.Albertson * CAPT and Mn. Anden T Andenon CAPT and Mn. David W Balduig CAPT and Mn.Wamei R Basse BGen and Mn.James D Beans CART and Mn.WUUam B. Benjes * Mr. and Mn. Heyward E. Boyce III CAPT and Mn. Retei B. Bovne Col and Mn. Randolph M. Browne III LtCol and Mn. Donald B. Conat>' CAPT and Mn. Robert L. Crouch Col and Mn. Geoige F Cudahy CDR Ray W Dove.Jt, USN (Ret) Brig Gen and Mn. Chailes M. Duke.Jt MI. and Mn. Hadley C Ford,Jt RADM and Mn. Richaid C Gentz CDR and Mn. Michael D. Giambattista CAPT and Mn.James R Googe.Jt * MI. Richaid J. Hlava CART and Mn. Fredenc N. Howe.Jt ADM and Mn.Jonathan T Howe CART and Mn.James J. Hovvei CAPT and Mn. Robert H. Kase * CDR and Mn.WUUam W Kronzei CDR and Mn. GUI E Livingston CDR and Mn. Andrew S. Massimino MI. and Mn.A. Spencei McManes Mr. and Mn. Kenmore R. McManes Mr. and Mn.WUUam D Morrison Mr. and Mn.James D. PaiUk.Jt * CAPT and Mn. George PhUipps CART Eugene C Rook, Jt, SC, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mn. David J. Rosser Mt and Mn. Harold R. Somenet * Ml. and Mn. Robert E. Svvaitz CDR and Mn. Samuel G. UndeihiU CDR and Mn. Clyde H.Vanlandingham,Jt Col and Mn. Rogei C.WiUiamson

John Paul Jones Club ^$500-5999/ RADM and Mn. Robert H. Ailes RADM and Mn.Theodore A. AUnstedt MI.John M.Andies Col and Mn. Owen C. Bakei CAPT and Mn.James R. Beatty III Mt and Mn. Robert R. Beelei Mt and Mn. Stephen C. Berger RADM and Mn. Dennis M. Brooks LCDR and Mn. Parke L. Brovvn.Jt CDR and Mn. WUbur R Buck Mr. and Mn.Thomas J. Burke Lt Col and Mn. Bart C CampbeU

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CART .md Mn. Richairi N. Charles Dt .ind Mn. Cail R. CheUus LtCol and Mn. Robert, C CockeU RADM and Mn. Eugene D Comiei Mt and Mn. Heni>' B. Convene CDR and Mis.Wiffiam H. Cuiiy,Jt MI. Chailes J. Diehlmann CAPT and Mn. Feidinand C Dugan III Mt and Mn. Donovan E Du^an LCDR and Mn. Andrew E DuUk Mr. and Mn. Charies W Eidson CDR and Mn. Richard F Enunen * CAPT and Mn. Richanl E. EnkeboU CDR and Mn. David L. Fahiney CAPT Robert N. Foss, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Robert E Fox CART and Mn.Joseph J. Gavv^ikievvicz III Mt and Mn. Michael J. Gubitosi LCDR and Mn.Alvin G. Hawoith.Jt Maj Archibald J. Heckletjt, USAF (Ret.) Col and Mn.James N. Hockney Ml. and Mn.Vencin L.JanUson CAPT and Mn. Geoige N. Kachigian Col and Mn. Michael J. KeUy CAPT and Mn. Carieton J. King.Jt CAPT Thomas J. Kiikland III, USN (Ret.) Mt and Mn. Kari W.Koch CAPT and Mn.Theodore R. Krametjt CART and Mn. Kent W. Larabee CART and Mn. Cleve E. Loman.Jt CDR and Mn. Douglas L. Lovvrance CART and Mn. Lawience R. Magnet Mt and Mn. Charles A. Mahoney CDR and Mn. Lawience E. McCuUough CAPT and Mn. Daniel E. McGlasson CDR and Mn. Lester E. McMenamin.Jt CAPT and Mn. Norbert W Melnick CAPT and Mn. Walter T. Meukow Mt and Mn. Stephen MissaUidis MtWUUaniL.Nuenkelll* LtCol and Mn.JohnW. O'DomieU CDR and Mn.James P O'Hara.Jt CART and Mn. Robert W Reachei Mt and Mn.John L. Plyletjt Mt and Mn. Stephen T. Rovven LCDR and Mn. Henry E Rempt.Jt Col and Mn. Geoige N. RobUlard.Jt CDR and Mn. Oren G. RutemiUetJt CAPT and Mn.W. E. Snuth,Jt CAPT and Mn.WUUam J. Smith CAPT and Mn. Geoige L. Stallman III Maj and Mn. Roland A. Stebbins, St Mt and Mn. David J. StiUei Mt and Mn. Moore A. Sm.irt Mt and Mn. Robert E.Tims Biig Gen and Mn. Richaid J. Tonei LCDR Arthur B.Trammell, USN (Ret.) Mt and Mn.John M.Tyler CDR and Mn. Edward B.Vaughan.Jr Lt Col and Mn. Pete Watcher M.ij Harry E.WeUs, USMC (Ret.) Lt Col and Mn. Edwin K. Whiting CART and Mn. Charies H.WUbur

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) Mr and Mn. Han'cy K. Altergott Maj and Mn. Gerald M.Andenon CDR and Mn. Harold D. Barker CAPT and Mn. Heibeit Bauei Mt and Mn. Richard G. Baum

CAPT and Mn.James E. Bender LT Foster C Boop II Col and Mn.Joseph B. B)Tnes LCDR and Mn.Wiffiam CampbeU.Jt CART and Mn. Richard M. Chanslor Mt Loren L. Clark CDR and Mn. Redmond L. Clevenger LCDR and Mn. Richard H. Doffiver Col and Mn. Robert E DundeniU.Jt LtCol and Mn.James C Eddins CDR and Mn.Theodore W. Erikson Lt Col and Mn. Barr>' N. Fmk Mt and Mn. Clarence Fong CDR and Mn.James H. Foresman III Col and Mn. MUton D Fonyth.Jt LCDR and Mn.James R. Cant Mt and Mn. FrankUn D. Gibson Lt Col Paul D Gobet USAF (Ret) Lt Col WUliam B. Gog^ns.Jr, USAF (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Duane F Greenhoe CDR and Mn. Ira R. Hanna CDR Robert K. Hasae, USN (Ret.) Mt and Mn. Robert R. Haven.Jt CAPT and Mn. Shannon D. Heyward RADM and Mn. Dean H. Hines CDR and Mn. Petei A.Junghans CAPT and Mn.James D Kiikpatiick CDR and Mn. Geoige M. Lanman COL .and Mn. HUbeit C Lehman Dt and Mn.Jay D. LindqiUst MI. and Mn. Andrew R Longton CAPT and Mn. Richaid L. Madouse CAPT .ind Mn. Phffip N. Mandel CAPT Lawience E. Masren, USN (Ret.) LCDR and Mn. Richard L. McCracken Mt and Mn.Wiffiam M. McHugh Lt Col and Mn. Robert J. McMahon CAPT and Mn. Rogei B. McRhenon Mt Kenneth N. Meneke CDR and Mn.Thomas J. Miklos Col and Mn.Jack P. Monroe.Jt Ml. and Mn. Robert B. Moirow.Jt CDR Joseph E Nearv; USN (Ret.) Mt and Mn. Robert A. Nelson CAPT and Mn. Charles F NoU CART and Mn. Geoige E. O'Brien CDR and Mn. Daniel J. O'ConneU Col and Mn. Edward J. Ral,mek LCDR and Mn.Wiffiam N. RUmer II LCDR and Mn. Edmund J. PeresliUia II Col and Mn.Jerr)- D Petenon Mt and Mn. Ron.Ud E. Rau LCDR and Mn. Harold L. Reichan Col and Mn. Raul E. Roush CDR and Mn.John B. Shevvniaker CART and Mn. Charles R SUvia CAPT and Mn.Thoin.is M. Sims.Jt CDR and Mn.Wiffi.im S Smidi.Jt Dt and Mn. Delmar Snider Col and Mn.WUUam M. Snow.Jt Mt and Mn. Francis H. Stoodley CAPT and Mn. Robert O. Sminge.Jr Col and Mn. Floyd R. Swart Col and Mn.WUli.miJ.Tinchfield Col and Mn. Michael J. Trimpert Dt and Mn.W.Victor R.Vieweg.Jt LtCol and Mn. Mark H.Waterbury III CART and Mn.WUUam W.We.st CAPT and Mn.Walter Whipple CART George WWhite,Jt, USN (Ret.) t Mt and Mn.John M.Yirbrough

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Donor CDR and Mn.WUUam A. Abbott Mt Alfred J. Adelmann CDR and Mn.William D.Aldenderter CAPT and Mn. WUliam T.Ale.vander II Mt Robert D.Andrevv-s Mt and Mn.Thomas W Andrews * Mtjohn R. AntorUceffi t Mr. and Mn. Gar)- R Antonides MI. and Mn. Haivey B. AtkUison.Jt CDR and Mn. Robert E AtvveU III MI. and Mn.John H. Baei CAPT Samuel Baez, USN (Ret) CDR and Mn.Joseph E BaUou CDR and Mn. Biv-an W. Banon Col Einest F Baulch. USMC (Ret) CDR and Mn. Don G. Beatty Col and Mn. Aldorien E. BeUsle,Jt CDR Biuce A. Bennmgton, USN (Ret.) • Col and Mn. Ronald J. B. Bishop, Jt MI. and Mn. AUan G. Brookes,Jt CDR and Mn. Harold O. BuUock.Jt MI. and Mn.James M. Bums Lt Col and Mn. Don A. Clark CDR Fredenck B. Gobi, USN (Ret.) LCDR and Mn.Thomas L. R Cook CDR and Mn. Paul D Coon CAPT and Mn. Samuel W Coulboum Ml. and Mn. Roy S. Dahnke CAPT and Mn. Ronald M. Del Duca Maj and Mn. Geoige E Dempsey Ml. and Mn.Jack M. DeWaal CDR and Mn. ManhaU L. Doiman.Jt CAPT and Mn.Thomas E Dnmim.Jt Lt Col Richaid J. Ducote, USAE (Ret) Ms. Janice B.T Dunleavy MI. and Mn. CUffoid H. Eley III MI. and Mn. R.ivinoiid J. Fazzio Mr. and Mn. Francis J. Fendletjt LtCol and Mn. Geoige R. Frank.Jt Col and Mn.John L. Fmikhauser Mr. and Mn.James M. CaUagher Col and Mn. Loran W Gierhart CAPT .md Mn. Harr>- M. S. Gimber III Lt Col .md Mn. Nicholas G. Gionis Lt Col ,uid Mn. Carter M. Glass CDR and Mn. Ronald G. Goldstone Mt ,md Mn. Charies R. H.J1 III Col and Mn.Wiffiam S. Hamel CDR and Mn. Charies E. H.iriow CAPT .md Mn. Paid L. Hadi.ivvayjt CDR and Mn.John S. HelleweU Mt .md Mn. Ratiick Heni>-,Jt * Col and Mn.WUUam J. Heske Mt .uid Mn. Oiiie G. Hiett.Jt Col and Mn. Don.Ud L. Hint Lt Col and Mn.W.Uter L. Hosg CDR John A. Holt III. USN "(Ret.) CDR and Mn.John E. Honefield Mt and Mn. Ron.Ud M. Ivvicki * CDR .md Mn. Don;Ud R.Jahn CDR and Mn.John D.Jerome CAPT Bennett D Kacz. USN (Ret.) Mt and Mn. ArriuirW. Kelly CDR Martin D. Kiefet USN (Ret) Mt ,uid Mn. MontcUe N. Kiiapp Mt and Mn. E C Knauf CDR and Mn.WiUiam C Knodle Mt Bernard R. Koiiipa LCDR ,uid Mn.Thomas J. KrUowicz Mt and Mn. Mark M. Lenhait

CDR Edmund E Lewis. CEC USN (Ret.) Lt Col Arien C Uev\-eU>n.Jt. USAF (Ret) CDR and Mn. Gan- B. Low« LCDR and Mn. Robert A. Luke Col and .Mn. David R. .MabiyMaj and Mn. Edwaid E. MaKnn CAPT and Mn. Hugo E. Maixer Lt Col and Mn. Dennis A. McConnick Lt Col and Mn. Donald G. McCoy CDR and Mn.Thomas J. McGmtvCAPT and Mn. David B. McGiugan Lt Col and Mn. John S. McKean. St MI. and Mn. James P. McMuirough C\PT and .Mn.'WUUam M. Mickle CDR and Mn.James H. Muiphy Col and Mn. Wiffiam J. Muiphy Col and Mn. Harold .M. Nelson Lt Col and Mn.John D Newman CAPT and .Mis. James P ONeULJt CDR and Mn. Kennedi H. Paicell C\PT Ural C. Pameffi USN (Ret) CAPT and Mn. Paul A. Petenon RAD-M and Mis. Robert A. PhUlips Col and Mis. Eari S. Pipet Jt CDR and Mn. Charies T. Popik Col and Mn. Gerald W. Putnam CDR and Mis. James R. Reid UI CDR and Mn. Richanl B. Renner MI. and .Mn. Joseph A. Rizzo Col and Mn. Robert P. R c ^ n CDR and Mn.Thomas E. Ross Mt and Mn.John D. Rosselott .Mr. and Mn. Ea%- O Round, Ji. -Mt and Mn. Paul T. Saari Mr. and Mn. Levun D. Sakey CAPT and Mn.Toinm\- D. Sawyei CDR and Mn. Giffiert P. Schneidewind CAPT and .Mn. Gerald Sedoi LCDR and .Mn.John E. Sheehan,Jt CART and .Mn. Ronald M. Shields CAPT and -Mn. DennisY Sloan MI. Richaid I. Smith Dt and Mn. Stanlev- L. Smith MI. and Mn. Richaid H. Spackman LCDR and Mn. Frederick N. Steinei MI. and Mn. Richard C Srobei Col and Mn.John R.Tav-loi Lt Col and Mn.Thomas E.Tunothy Maj Gen and Mn. JuUo L.Tones, St LtCol and Mn. Chestei J. Tricca CDR and Mn. Charies W.TntxaffiJt Lt Col and Mn. Eugene M.VaUerie III Ml. Stephen DVuksanovich Maj and Mn. Jondan CWtoe CDR and Mn. Alexandei E.Wattay CDR and Mn. Robert EWeUand Mr. and Mn. Frederick C.Weiss,Ji. CAPT and -Mn. WUson R.Whimure CAPT and Mn. Ronald J. WUtsie LCDR and Mn.'Sfeien AWoodrow CAPT and Mn.Arthui S C.Wright CART and Mn. Emory P. Zimmei CDR and Mn. AUen M. ZoDan.Jn

1958 Presidents Circle Lejeune Assodate ($25,000-$49,999) CART and Mn.James N.Adkins.Jt Mn. Geoige G.Jones

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President's Cirde Luce Assodate ($10,000-$24,999) Col and Mn. Rickv- R. Davidson CAPT and Mn. Han>- W Konkel ADM and Mn. Charies R. Lanon *

Presidents Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) CART and Mn.JeroldJ. Lanon MI. and Mn.Teirence B. Magrath R.\DM and Mn. Benjamin E Montoy^a Brig Gen and Mn.James L. Pierce

Presirf-nts Cirde Assodate ($2,500-$4,999) Col Albert L. Baibero, USAE (Ret) Col and Mn.Wiffiam D. Bauei * DI. and Mn. Murray D. Blank * Mr. Roy E. Clason CAPT and Mn.WUUam R. Dnu^CAPT and Mn. Steven H. Edwards * MI. and Mn. Marvin A. Goldbeig MT.JohnM.Haffidayt MI. Richaid E. Hanson MI. and Mn.James E. Hoch Col and Mn. Hany H. Hunt MI. Lee M. Meadoi RADM and Mn. Geoige R. Meinig,Jt Col Phffip R. Moulton, USAF (Ret) VADM and Mn.John M. Pomdextei Mn.John C Rennie MI. and Mn.Waltei R. Ryan,Jt MI. and Mn. Boyd E. Shaip.Jt Col and Mn.WUUam T Sinnott CART ChariesJ. Smith,USN (Ret) and Dr.Tamara A. Smith CAPT and .Mn.WUUamT Spane,Jt -Mr. and -Mn. .Alasdafr E. Swanson

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) Mr. and Mn. David L. AUaid CDR and Mn. Harian B. Bartels • MI. and Mn. Edwaid T. Britton III CAPT and Mn. Raul E. Brooks RADM and Mn. Stanley E. Bump MI. and Mn.Waltei H. CantieU COL and Mn. Donald L. Cart>Mr. and Mn.John R. Davis VADM and Mn. Ronald M. Eytchison CDR Robert H. FuUet USN (Ret) CAPT and Mn. Perer H. Gatje Lt Col and Mn. Gordon M. Gerson CDR and Mn.James M. Hamrick • Col and Mn. Emest E Hanavan.Jt CDR and Mn. CharlesV Hanna • Lt Col and Mn. Francis H. K. Flasegawa LCDR Joseph R. Hendenon,Jt, USN (Ret) RADM and Mn.Jesse J. Hemandez MI. and Mn. E. Paul Hemet Jt LT and Mn.J. Lawience Higgins,Jr. MI. and Mn. Gaiy W Krause MI. and Mn. CUnton W Kreimei MI. and Mn.WUUam H. Kiumrei Maj and Mn. Richaid C Lawe * Lt Col and Mn. Glen D. Lenim

CDR and Mn.John H. MacKmnon Mt Eric G. Mansfield,Jt Col Thomas H. McCoimick, USAF (Ret.) LtCol and Mn. Andiony D MUlei LCDR and Mn. Heniy W MUlei Mr. and Mn.John C MUletJt Col and Mn. Michael A. Moran Ml. and Mn. Richaid T Owens CAPT WUUam J. Peten III, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mn.Arthur K. Ridley Mr. and Mn. Robert W Rowe CAPT and Mn. Melvin A. Runzo CAPT and Mn. Robert K. Slaven Lt Col and Mn. Don R.Tunmer Col and Mn. Reginald I.Vachon CAPT and Mn. Alfred E.Victor CAPT and Mn.John A. Waltei Col and Mn.Wairen S.Walten

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) MI. and Mn. David R. Ault CAPT and Mn. Stephen R Bairett • CDR and Mn. Frank E. Bassett CART and Mn. Peicv- M. Beanl,Jt Mr. and Mn. Gerald E. BeUows LCDR and Mn.Waltei A. Booriakm Col and Mn. Ronald E. Brence Col and Mn. Richaid L. Biinegai CDR and Mn. Robert K. CaldweU LCDR and Mn.Theodore C. Cheney,Jt CDR and Mn. Richaid N. Coidova CAPT and Mn. Daniel H. Demand Lt Col and Mn. Richard L. Faman CDR and Mn.James L. Fitzgeral(i,Jt CDR Raleigh R. Foid, USN MI. Thomas P. Forrestal, Jt Dr. and Mn.John H. GaUa CDR and Mn.Thomas Gibbons CAPT and Mn. Martin G. Hffi CDR and Mn. George J. Jenkins, Jt LCDR J. Robert JuUano, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Larry- E. Kaufinan Lt Col and Mn. George E. Kenefick CAPT and Mn.John T. Kennaid CDR and Mn. George E. Kiautei CDR and Mn. Leo A. Lukenas LtCol and Mn. Chailes H. Manazii CDR and Mn.Joseph S. Maiisfield,Jt MI. and Mn. Robert H. Mason MI. and Mn. Richard E. McKelvey * Dt and Mn. Richard P. Nalesnik Mr. and Mn. Ralph M. Neely • CAPT and Mn. Roger M. Nutting Mr. and Mn.Jack D. Osborn Mr. and Mn.James A. Palmer CDR and Mn.WUUam H. Parks Mt and Mn.Joseph E RaiUl Mr. and Mn. Leo T. PoweU,Jt Mr. and Mn. Calvin H. Reed LCDR and Mn. NUs Rueckert Mr. and Mn. Bernard A. Ryan, Jt MI. WUUam R. Sachse Maj and Mn.John E. Schmidt MI. and Mn. B>Ton Schrivet Jt CDR and Mn.John J. Seebeigei LCDR and Mn.AlvinV SkUes III LCDR and Mn. Robert W. Stiblei CAPT and Mn. Geoige R. Swbbs CAPT and Mn. Frederick B. Swmcke.Jt •* CART and Mn.John P. Swope

MI. and Mn. Roy R.Thomas Mr. and Mn.Walkei S. UhUiom.Jr. Dt and Mn. Franz R.Wiedemann Ml. and Mn. Bmce A. WUcox CDR and Mn. David G.WUUngham

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) LtCol Bmce B. Boman, USMC (Ret.) MI. and Mn. Geoige H. Brenner MI. and Mn. Charles H. Brooks,Jt • Ml. and Mn.John H. Cameron Rev. and Mn.John A. Chrisman,Jt CDR and Mn. Edward M. Clune LCDR and Mn. Francis A. Conery III CDR and Mn. Grant A. Cooper LtGen and Mn. Matthew T. Cooper Mr. and Mn.James L. Gorder CDR George C. Creighton III, USN (Ret) LtCol Dennis M. Cunningjiam, USMC (Ret) LCDR and Mn.Thomas J. Doyle CDR and Mn.Joseph D Femck,Jt MI. and Mn.T. Patrick Flood MI. and Mn. Gaiy S. Hora CDR and Mn. Chailes J. Eonman LCDR and Mn.James A. Fredericksen CAPT and Mn.John E Gamboa LCDR and Mn.WUUam A. Gaivey LCDRJohn K. GUUgan, USN (Ret.) MI. Albert L. Gottsche.Jt CAPT and Mn. Chet J. Grocki MI. and Mn. Stephen E Guthman MI. Raul H. Hairii^on.Jt MI. WUUam L. Hendrix Maj and Mn.James D. Hocker MI. and Mn. Relet D Hofetedt • CDR and -Mn.WUUam C Hotaid CDR and Mn. Ronald E Ingram MI. and Mn. RichaidV.Johnson MI. and Mn. Harold R. KendaU Mr. ChariesJ. Korzinek Mr. and Mn.Thomas J. Lamb CAPT and Mn. Roben J. Lamoureux CAPT and Mn. Raymond G. Landnim MI. and Mn. Robert J. Lanoue CAPT and -Mn. Geoige E Lisle CDR and Mn.James R. Lyons Dt and Mn.Thomas R. Manley MI. Curtiss H. McGaffin.Jt Lt Col and Mn. Robert M. McGugin MI. and Mn. Wayne H. McKee Col and Mn. Raul C McLellan,Jt Maj Heniy N. Means III, USMC (Ret.) Lt Col and Mn.WUUam J. Meisel CAPT and Mn. Swart A. Meniken MI. and Mn. Leon M. Mink MI. Lincoln H. MueUet St MI. and Mn. Hugh L. Palmer RADM and Mn.WUUamT Rendley Mr. and Mn.John P. Pierce,Jt Deacon and Mn.WUUam D. Pivamik Mr. and Mn.Wavne E. Puffing CART and Mn.Wayne A. PuWam Mr. and Mn.Jack L. Shafer CDR and Mn. Kelson E. Slayman CART and Mn. Gregory F. Streeter Mr. and Mn. Henry C. Surrattjt Col and Mn.Whiwiel B. Swain LCDR and Mn. Brent W.Tayloi LCDR and Mn.James T.TaylotJt CAPT and Mn. Richaid E.Tennent,Jt

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IMNI Maj and Mn. Richaid L.TUlman CART and Mn. DaireU CTroumian CAPT and Mn.James R.Wiffiams Maj John H.Witzmann, USAF (Ret.) RADM WUUam K.Young, Jt, NYNM (Ret)

Donor Anonymous MI. and Mn. Louis M.Adams * Ml. and Mn. Maicos I.Alvarez MI. and Mn. Richaid L. Beam CAPT and Mn. ChariesJ. Bowne.Jt Ml. and Mn.WUbur S. Brandenbuig.Jt LT James G. Brewet USNR CAPT Ralph V Buck, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Richaid H. Buss CDR and Mn.WUUam E. Byman Lt Col and Mn.WUUam E. Cartwiight CDR and Mn. Alan M. Chodorow Lt Col and Mn. Robert E. Chiistensen MI. and Mn. Thomas V. Corey LCDR and Mn.WaidW CoireU Lt Col and Mn. RhUUp W. CnsweU Rev. Paul Z. Cummins II CART and Mn. Michael M. DaUam CAPT and Mn. Shane R Darnels COL and Mn. Robert E. Doty.Jt CAPT and Mn. Richard R Dunbar LCDR and Mn. Petei E. Eiicksen Ml. James A. Estep.Jt CDR and Mn.John S. FeeneyJt CAPT and Mn.Thomas E. Fleming CDR and Mn.John E Fox MI. and Mn. Michael P. Frawiey Lt Col Petei G. Friedman, USAF (Ret.) MI. and Mn.Wayne D Gardner CDR and Mn. Richard C Gibson LCDR and Mn.Jack L. Giddens,Jt CAPT and Mn. Leo C Gies Col and Mn.Joel S. Gffi CAPT and Mn. Phffip R. Given Maj WUUam M. Grady USAF (Ret.) Mr. and Mn. Roben Gray • CAPT and Mn. Ray S. Hardy Jt CAPT David J. Haiiiss, USN (Ret.) CDR and Mn. Roben L. Hanhbeiger Lt Col Geoige R. Hennig, USAF (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Lance Herald LCDR WUUam F Henm, USN (Ret.) Lt Col and Mn.WUUam C HUlsman CAPT and Mn.WUliam S. Howaid III CAPT and Mn. Harold C Hunter CDR and Mrs. J. D Hutchinson Mr. and Mn. Myron J. Kandra CDR FrederickW Keith,Jt,USN (Ret.) Dt and Mn. Monioe J. King LCDR Ronald B. Kiik, USNR Mt and Mn. Anhui G. Klos Maj and Mn. Frederick W. Laing.Jt CART Charies W Laizelere III, USN (Ret.) CDR and Mrs. Kent B. Lawrence LCDR and Mrs. MUton H. Leake Mt and Mrs. Jack A. Libey CDR and Mn.Joseph N. Longton CART and Mn. Charies W. Lond Mr. and Mn. Lewis D Lovitt.Jr CAPT and Mrs. Franklin E Mackenzie CDR and Mrs. Maurice H. Manahan RADM and Mn. PhiUip E McN.ill Mr. Kenneth A. McNutt Lt Col and Mrs. Gary H. Minar Mr. and Mn.James S. Moore

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CDR WUUam N.Moore, USN (Ret) CDR and Mn. D.nid E. Moigan Dt .ind Mn. Moston R. MulhoUand.Jt CART and Mn. George D, Myen II LCDR and Mn, IvanVA, Nance,Jt CDR .ind Mn. Arthur T, Narro L(T)R ,ind Mn.WiUiam H. OUver Mr and Mn, Reid B. Paige Mr and Mn.James D. Paul Dt Roderick J. Rejs.ir CAPT Robert S. Perkins,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. ,ind Mn.John T Rettit,Jt Col and Mn. Charies T Rinkham CDR John M. Pinto, Jt, USN (Ret.) RADM and Mn. Richard F Pittenger Mr .ind Mn.Terry R, Priebe LT and Mn.Thomas J. Radziej CAPT and Mn. R,iymond C Riches CART and Mn. Robert E. Risinger CDR Gary K. Roberts, USN (Ret) Mt and Mn. Don;Ud M. Robinson CDR <ind Mn.Wayne Robinson Mt and Mn. Robert C Sauer, St Mt and Mn. KenneU I. Schenck.Jt Mt Louis P. Shane Lt Col and Mn. George M. Sloan * CART and Mn. Graves B. Stephenson CDR and Mn, Douglas K. Stewart CAPT and Mn. Dems J.Taft Mt Thomas Theoh.iiy CART and Mn. Cari J.Tiiebes.Jt LCDR Henry G.Vaigo, USN (Ret) CDR and Mn. Robert LVenable Mt and Mn. Richaid DWhelan

Mr .ind Mn. Hovvaid V. Beikovvitz CART and Mn. Daniel B. Branch.Jt Mt ,ind Mn, Donald H. Claik C:ART .ind Mn.WiUiam G. Claudce CAPT and Mn. Robert E. Currie Mt and Mn, Frederic G. Donvartjr CAPT and Mn. M.irtin J. Finerty.Jt CDR Eugene E, Fitzpatrick, USN (Ret.) CDR Jonathon J. H.irdin.Jt, USN (Ret) CAPT and Mn. Ingolf N. Kiland,Jt CAPT and Mn. George R. Lehmberg.Jt Mt and Mrs. Wayne R Lockwood Mt and Mn, Richard J, Madden CART and Mn,John H. Mascali ADM and Mn. Henrv' H. Mauz.Jr Mt Robert D, Michael Mt and Mn.James H. Minwn.Jt CDR and Mn. Heiirv' A. Morgan,Jt Col and Mrs. Jacques C Naviaux Mr and Mn, Charies G, Nolan * CAPT and Mn, Richard J. Noreika Col and Mn.John T. Priest VADM and Mn.J. Guy Reynolds C:01 and Mn.Jolm G. R. Roddey Mr and Mn. Peter E Shields Mt and Mn.John J. Shirrefis.Jt Dt and Mn, Arthur K, Snuth,Jt CAPT and Mn,Walter S, Szczypinski,Jt CAPT and Mn, Daniel M.Truax CDR and Mn.Toby G.Wanon CDR and Mn. Richanl K.Westtahl Mr. and Mn. Michael D. WUlen Dt Frederick S.Yeatts and Mn. InesYeatts Mt and Mn. George M.Yerkes

1959

Herndon Club

President's Circle Halsey Associate

Mr Reter G.AbdiUa CAPT and Mn. Raymond J. Art Mt Robert R. Beaton Mt Harrv-WBoltz LCDR and Mn, Alonzo R. Boyle LtCol Jimmy L. Brown, USMC (Ret) RADM and Mn. Guy H. Curtis III CDR and Mn. Richaid S. Davis VADM and Mn. Francis R. Donovan LTC and Mn.Arthur EmmenonVII CDRTylor Field II. USN (Ret.) Col and Mn.Joseph E Flynn CART and Mn.WiUiam B. Garrett CDR and Mn.W.iyneT Hildebrand VADM and Mn, Robert K, U, Kihuiie Mt and Mn. Jerry Loveless Mr and Mn.Thomas J. Lukish The Honorable and Mn. Robert C. McFariane Col and Mn.Joseph J. McGlinchey CDR and Mn. Arthur Merz Mr, Marvin R. Osburn Mr. E. Grant Rees Mtand Mn.Wiffis SWhittlesey III CAPT and Mn, Richard FWiiiter

($100,000-$249,999) Steve and Jo.in Buigess Mt Stanley W Legro

President's Circle Lejeune Associate ($25,000-$49,999) Mt and Mn.WUUam E, Odoni

Presidents Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) Mtand Mn,JohnJ,BrayJt Mt and Mn, Robert O. Copeland Mr, and Mrs, Gerald G, Garbacz Mr Edward W Gibbons

President's Circle Worden Associate ($5.000-$9,999) Mrs. George R, Fritzinger CART and Mrs, Robert L, Lanon Mt and Mn. R<igan T. Phillips

PrpsL-lpnts Circle Associate ($2,500-$4,999) Mt ,ind Mrs. Bob D, Allen CAPT and Mn, Norbert H, Bednarek

($1,000-$2,499)

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) M.ij and Mn. Richard C, Abington CDR and Mn. Lloyd H, Adams CAPT and Mrs, Ca'riJ, Albrecht CAPT and MnWalter H, Baskin ('APT and Mn, Arnold R, Batt.igUni CDR and Mn, Robert M. Booth

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RADM and Mn. D,ivid E. Bottoiff CAPT and Mn. David H. Boyd Mt .ind Mn. Kent S. Bromwell Maj Edmund B. R. Bums, USMC (Ret) CAPT and Mn.Theodore H. Caffioon CDR and Mn. Kent R. Clark * Maj Louis S. Cohen, USAF (Ret.) MI. and Mn. Henry E Daidone Mt and Mn. Robert M. Darby Mt and Mn. Charies R Dobbs CDR and Mn, David A. Donovan CAPT and Mn.WUUam B. Drake,Jt CAPT and Mn. Geoige M. Effiott CAPT and Mn. Rogei C. Erickson Col Gaiy W Findlay USAF (Ret) CART and Mn. Charies M. Garverick LCDR and Mn. Barry L. Gordon CART and Mn. Milton R. Gorham.Jt CART and Mn.Thomas W Habermas RADM and Mn.Jon R. Ives CAPT Roland R.Johnson, USN (Ret.) Mr Rodney K.Johnston Mt and Mn. Hany C Ketts Mt and Mn. Richaid A. Lidstad Maj and Mn. Anthony M. Maiks CAPT and Mn.WUUam B. McAree H CDR and Mn. Charies R Mffiei III CART and Mn. Dennis M. Moynahan CDRandMn.VanK.Nield Mt and Mn. Francis A. On Col and Mn.WiUiam D. Palmei CAPT and Mn.John R. Patten CDR .ind Mn. Lawrence C Pizingei CAPT and Mn. Denms S. Read CAPT and Mn.James D Regan • RADM and Mn. Daniel C Richardson Col and Mn. Matt A. Roberts III Mt Hans M. Roensch.Jt Col and Mn. Frank A. Roeschei • KADM and Mn. David N. Rogen CDRandMn.Gaiv'TSnudi ' Mt and Mn. Petei S.Van Nort CART Edwani CWebsretUSN (Ret.) CAPT .and Mn.WUUam CWhearon CAPT and Mn.Wiffi.unTWirth CAPT and Mn.Theodore W.Wu,Jt

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) M,ij and Mn.J,inies R. Andenon CDR and Mn, Robert C Armour CDR and Mn. Jacob Boltz CAPT Malvm D. Bruce, USN (Ret.) LT and Mn. Edwani W Gather II Mr. and Mn. Stanley M. Cobb,Jt CAPT and Mn.James E. Coffins Mt and Mn. Michael J. Cronin RADM and Mn.J. Ron.Ud Denney CAPT and Mn.John S. Ekstrom CAPT and Mn. Lucian C Evans Mt RoyW. Fonbeig Mr, and Mn, Lynn M, Gantt LCDR Robert C, Gordon. USN (Ret.) LCDR R,iyniond D. HagetJt.USN (Ret) CAPT and Mn. Marnn "p H.inson Mt Michael L, Hartman CAPT John W, Hilt, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Charies A. Hougland Mt Charies B. Humes Mt and Mn. Richanl L. Ihly * CAPT James A. Kelly USN (Ret.)

Navy Lacrosse Hall of Fame Alumni and friends of Navy lacrosse gathered in April 2007 to dedicate the Bilderback-Moore Navy Lacrosse Hall of Fame, named in honor of legendary coaches Dinty Moore (1936-1958) and Willis Bilderback (1959-1972) and funded entirely by private gifts. A committee of Alumni varsity lacrosse players worked with the Naval Academy Athletic Association and the Naval Academy Foundation to plan this enhancement to Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium. Located on the second deck of the tower at the Stadium, the Lacrosse Hall of Fame chronicles the proud 100-year history of Navy lacrosse through memorabilia, artifacts, multi-media presentations and interactive displays.

Mr.JohnM.KeDy C\PT RichaidWLaton-Ta\iotUSNR (Ret) CAPT and Mn- Samuel J. Ligon.Jt LCDR and Mn.James R. Lowe CDR Bvion N. Mactkiane. USN (Ret) Di. and Mn. E.J. Manton MI. and Mn. Richaid L. Moore MI. and Mn.John E. Nash MI. and Mn. Robert O. Oakes CDR and Mn. BvTon J. Oistad CAPT and Mn. Fredenck A. Olds CART and Mn. Edv\-aid G. Redden CAPT Gayie H. Rees, USNR (Ret) Mr. and Mn. Robert H. ReUsnyder Mr. Richard E. Robinson CAPT and Mn. Ronald J. Rodriguez CDR Retei J. Schleck, SC, USN (Ret.) MI. and Mn.AUen M. Shinn,Jt CAPT and Mn. Geoige T. Simmons Mr. and Mn. Donald D.Thompson Col and Mn.James H.Tinsley Brig Gen Charies A-Vickerv; USAF CAPT Ravmond B.WeUbom. USN (Ret) CDR and Mn.James RWUson

Donor LCDR James J. Arnold, Jt, USN (Ret) CDR Richard J. Asafaylo, USN (Ret) CART and Mn.John K. Bainbridge RADM and Mn. Edward B. Baket Jt CAPT and Mn.Jon D. Batcheloi CDR and Mn.John A. Battenbuig

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CART and Mn. Richaid K. B e ^ Mr. and Mn. Michael R BothweU CDR and Mn.John C. Brons Dtjohn C Buchanan Maj and Mn. David H. Caffioun Mr. Donald R. CampbeU Mr. and Mn.Joseph Casasanto CAPT and Mn. Robert L. Ceres LCDR and Mn. Damel M. Cheston FV CART and Mn. Donald R. Cooper CDR and Mn. Charles E. Cosky Lt Col and Mn. Richard R. CudUpp Maj Richard M. Dagampat, USAF (Ret.) Mr. and Mn. Hugh M. Davis,Jt MI. and Mn. David P. Doelgei CAPT Gerald E. Egan, USN (Ret) LCDRJohn A. Estes, USN (Ret.) MI. and Mn.WUUam H. Everett III Col and Mn. Angelo Fernandez CAPT and Mn. Michael E. Fitzgerald Mr. and Mn. Richard M. Gardner Mr. and Mn.John G. Green LCDR and Mn. Robert W Groom CDR and Mn. Donald M. Hemon Mr. and Mn. Edward R. Hffi CDR and Mn. Donald D. HoUnes CAPT and Mn. Jerry L. Horacek Mr. and Mn. Anthony E. Hudalla Maj and Mn. David L. Humphrey Mr.Jerry E.Jensen Mr. and Mn.John S. Kanuch LTC and Mn. Paul E Keefe

CDR and Mn.Joseph Keeley ADM and Mn. Robert J. KeUy Mt and Mn. Eric L. Kincanon LCDR and Mn.Victor C. Kruzic CDR and Mn.John D. Laferty CAPT and Mn.James C Langemo CDR Frank T Lazarchick, USN (Ret.) Mr and Mn. Gordon M. Litdefield Mr. and Mn. Anthony J. Maran CAPT and Mn.WUUam G. Matthews Mt and Mn. Fred R Mclntyre Mt and Mn. Robert H. McLeod LtCol WUbur C McMUin.Jt, USMC (Ret) LCDR and Mn. ChariesJ. McVey LtCol and Mn. Frederick H. Menning,Jt RADM and Mn. Richard D. MUUgan Mr. Richard A. Montgomery LCDR Richard J. Moore, USN (Ret.) CART and Mn. Robert V. Morgan Mt Donald W Mumy Mt and Mn. Frederick E. Naefjt CART and Mn. Bmce D NoidwaU CART and Mn.John E. Nourie CAPT and Mn. Phffip J. O'ConneU, Jt MI. and Mn.John C Oneto MI. and Mn. Frank B. Pipkin.Jt LCDR and Mn. Phffip H. Powen CDR Heri^ert B. Richtet USN (Ret.) R.ADM and Mn.Wayne E. Rickman Mr. and Mn. Lee K. Robinson Lt Col PhUUp N. Salyet USAF (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Patrick M. Schnauffetjt CAPT and Mn.John J. Schultz CDR Donald W Seykowski, USN (Ret.) CDR and Mn.John M. Shiels CAPT and Mn. Stephen V H. Snydei MI. and Mn. Nelson C. Spiingei Dt James W. Squiies CAPT and Mn. Alfred A.Thieshei II CAPT James FTidd,USNR (Ret.) LT and Mn. Robert CVasey III LCDR Howaid A. WeUs,Jt, USN (Ret.) LCDRVeme B. Whitehead, USN MI. and Mn. R. E. H.Woodaman Mr. and Mn. Robert R.Wright Dt and Mn.Walter PWynn.Jt Mr. and Mn. Frank D.Young III CAPT and Mn. Howard L.Young,Jt LCDR Walter C Zitzewitz, USN

I960 Presidents Circle Halsey Associate ($100.000-$249,999) LtGen and Mn.WiUiam M. Keys RADM and Mn. Alexander S. Logan

President's Circle Dewey Associate ($50.000-$99,999) MI. and Mn.John J. Michalski,Jt *

Presidents Circle Luce Associate ($10.000-$24,999) CDR and Mn. Petei B. Dolan MI. and Mn. David L. PaikUison Mt and Mn. Chiistian H. Poindextei Mt and Mn. Stephen J. Scheffei

Presidents Circle Worden Associate ($5.000-$9,999) Mt and Mn. Aithui C. Goldtrap.Jt RADM and Mn.Thomas D. Paulsen • CAPT and Mn. Heniy L. Phiffips.Jt *

President's Circle Associate ($2,500-$4,999) CART and Mn. Robert J. Antonio Mt and Mn. Retei G. Bos RADM and Mn. Petei G. Chabot ADM Heniy G. ChUes.Jt, USN (Ret.) BJU)M and Mn.John S. Claman VADM and Mn. Edward W Clexton.Jt VADM Michael C. CoUey USN (Ret.) CDR and Mn. Jerry A. Cooper LCDR and Mn. Denis H. Crawford CDR and Mn. H. Donald DeLude CAPT and Mn.James T. EUensen Mr. Robert B. Eraser CAPT and Mn. Mark M. Golden * Ml. and Mn.Wiffiam L. Griffin CAPT and Mn.James E. Hancock MI. David H. Hofinann VADM Raymond R Ilg, USN (Ret) CAPT and Mn.James R. Kinney RADM and Mn.James R. Lang MI. Peyton R. Latimei MI. and Mn.John E Lynch,Jt Ml. and Mn. Dennie L. McCrary Mr. and Mn. Robert S. Meek Lt Col and Mn.John E. C. Paepcke RADM and Mn. Raul W. RarceUs MI. and Mn. Lyman S. A. Petty CAPT and Mn. Chailes H. Petenon Ml. and Mn. Francis R. Rapasky * Ml. and Mn. Robert J. Spolyai CAPT and Mn. Robert G. Stevenson MI. and Mn. Nicholas B. Temple CDR and Mn. Charies L.Teny CAPT and Mn.Alton K.Thompson CDR Geoige WVanHouten, USN (Ret.) Dt and Mn. Edwaid W.Vinje CAPT and Mn.John E.WhitelyJt • Ml. and Mn.WUUam E. Zieiden

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) CART and Mn. Roland Brandquist Maj Chudius J. BnteU, USMCR and Mn. P e ^ ' Sagei BiiteU CDR and Mn.James J. Cameron CAPT Glenn W Coleman, USNR (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Raul WUUam Coopei Mr. and Mn. Robert A. ConeU MI. and Mn. Robert W Custei •* Mr. WUUam G. Davidson III Ml. FrancisV R. Gansz CART and Mn. Michael W. Gavlak, St CAPT and Mn. Richaid W Hamon CART and Mn. CUnton B.Johnson * CAPT and Mn.Waltei R. Land CART and Mn.WUUam S. Manning CAPT Jimmy H. McCoy USN (Ret.) Mr.andMn.AUenH.MiUer CAPT WUUam L. PovveU.Jt, USN (Ret.) LtCol and Mn. Karl Rippebneyer Mr. and Mn. Daniel M. Roth CART and Mn. Colin H. Saari

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IMNI RADM Ludier E Schriefet USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mn. Robert C. Sudiff, Jt CDR and Mn. Michael ETreacy •* CART and Mn. Robert E.TucketJt CAPT and Mn. Sibley L.Warel III CAPT and Mn.John EWhelan.Jt •*

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) CDR and Mn. Dean A. Ablowich MI. and Mn. Daniel J. Affouitit,Jt LT Albert M.Ames, USN (Ret.) MI. and Mn.Thomas M.Andenon LCDR and Mn. Richaid C. AntoUni CDR and Mn.Albert A.Aicuni MI. and Mn. Charies E. BaUeyJt * MI. and Mn.WUUam C BaUaid RADM and Mn. DonaldV Boeckei CART Roy R. Buehlet USN (Ret.) LCDR and Mn. Ronald E. Buidge * CART B.Wayne Cox, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn.JohnV Dirben CAPT and Mn.Joseph C Dobes LtCol Donald G. Einch, USMC (Ret.) Mr. and Mn.James R. Evans • RADMVance H. Fiy, SC, USNR (Ret) CDR and Mn.John E. Greenhalgh CDR and Mn. Robert N. Griffin MI. and Mn. Richaid T Haipei CAPT and Mn.John G. Herfjem CAPT and Mn.Joseph DJaap CAPT and Mn. Keith S.Jones CAPT Edwm E. KUUnget USN (Ret) CDR and Mn. Portei Lewis,Jt CART and Mn. Rogei W Lloyd LT Geoige S. Makovic, USN (Ret.) LCDR and Mn.Joseph A. Matais Ml. Jay C Metzlei MI. and Mn. Chiistophei M. Moore CAPT and Mn.WUUam S. Muenstei Col and Mn. Harold D Neeley Col and Mn.Tonence W Rogen Ml. and Mn. George H. Rudy III Mr. and Mn. Paul J. Sanner RADM and Mn.John E Shaw CDR and Mn. Richard S. Shawkey CDR and Mn. Robert E. Smith CAPT and Mn. Nicholas J. Stasko CAPT Patrick H. Suffivan, USNR (Ret.) CDR Thomas H.Teal III, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn.Thomas J. Terry, Jt CDR and Mn.Joseph Tianchini Ml. Robert CWaUcei Mr. Emeiy CWalten and DtRobynM.Walten

Tecumseh Club ^5250-$499; LCDR and Mn. Hailey H. Bames.Jt * Maj Chailes N. Bikakis, USMC (Ret) CAPT and Mn. Kenneth G. Claik MI. and Mn. Bernard T Cote CDR Chailes J. Cox, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn.WUUam D Cravei CDR and Mn. David M. Ciiste LCDR and Mn.Thomas G. Curtis MI. Richaid B. Davis LCDR and Mn. Geoige E. Denn,Jt CAPT and Mn. Francis K. Duffy CDR and Mn.James E Dufly Mt Lawience E. Dunne

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Mr. and Mn. RobenV Gamba CAPT and Mn. Robert E. Gasser Col and Mn. R. Daniel Hastmgs CAPT and Mn. Harold E. Henning CAPT and Mn. Nadian A. Heuberger Mr. James J. Hogan Mr. and Mn.John R. Hoke II Mr. and Mn.Terrence C. Hubbard CAPT and Mn. Robert J. lanucci RADM Ra>mond G.Jones.Jt, USN (Ret.) CDR and Mn. Francis D. Kay Col and Mn.Joe J. Kirkpatrick Mr. and Mn.James E. Kovacevich * Mr. Frederick C Kretz Mr. Robert E. Kunkle Mr. and Mn. Edward B. Longton Mr. Robert W Lowe • CDR and Mn. Charles E. McCaskUl,Jt LCDR Thomas W McClure, USN (Ret.) Col Samuel C McKee, USMC (Ret.) CART and Mn. Notman W Minis,Jt MI. and Mn. Robert G. Rattenon Dt and Mn. Robert B. Payne CAPT and Mn. Harold A. Petenon CDR and Mn.John A. Reduck CDR and Mn. Edwaid A. Ransom, St CAPT and Mn. Richaid C Ravetta Mt RusseU Rentfio,Jr CAPT and Mn. Roy G. RUey LCDR and Mn.John E Ruhsenbeigei MI. WUUam J RusseU CART and Mn.John A. Schmidt U Col David J SchnegelbeigetUSAF (Ret.) MI. and Mn. Clifford E Schumann MI. Brian M. Shea CDR and Mn. Howaid L. Sipple CAPT and Mn.WUUam R. Speaiman CDR and Mn. Robert L. Steele RADM and Mn. Raynoi A. K.Tayloi LCDR and Mn. Henr)' von KoUUtz,Jt CDR MUton WWeavet USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mn.John M.WUlsey Lt Col and Mn. Salvatore A. Zaccagnino

Donor Mr. J. D Angel Mr. and Mn.John A. Anthony CART Ardiur J. Baker III, USNR (Ret.) Mr. Glenn L. Barton LT Henry W.Bates, USN CDR and Mn.James C Beam Maj and Mn. Duane C Beck Mr. Robert W BeU, Jt LT Roger L. Bennett, USN LCDR and Mn.John A. K. Birchett III CART and Mn. Robert H. Bourke CDR and Mn. Robert J. Bowman Dt George A. Bray CART and Mn. Donald E. Broadfield Dt and Mn.WalterW Bums.Jr CAPT and Mn. Robert A. Byrne Mt and Mn.Wiffiam E. CaUawayJt Mr. and Mn. Eugene J. Chancy CART and Mn.John H. Chenaid Mr. Thomas J. CogdiU CAPT and Mn.Joseph D. Cole Col and Mn. CharlesV. Coffins CART and Mn. Charles I. Cook CAPT Aidrew G. Cottemian, Sr, USN (Ret) CAPT and Mn. Daniel T CoughUn.Jt Mt Francis X. Delano

LCDR Angelo E. DiFUippo, USN (Ret.) CDR and Mn.Wiffiam Dimsdale Lt Col and Mn.Thomas E. Doherty Ml. and Mn.John W Duiham CAPT and Mn.Jon H. EssUngei CAPT Leon E. Eveiman, USN MI. and Mn.James E Fitzgerald II LCDR and Mn. Richaid R Foid LCDR and Mn. Alfred R. Fiiedmann Mt and Mn. Lewis C GUlett,Jt CAPT and Mn. Samuel J. Greenbeig CAPT and Mn.John E Grodi LCDR and Mn. David R. Hand CAPT and Mn.Jon David Haiden Ml. Robert R. Hailan CAPT and Mn.WUUam J. Hastie Ml. and Mn. Frank S. Hayes LCDR and Mn. Paul C Hazucha CDR and Mn. Louis W Heacock Ml. and Mn. Lawrence S. Helms CART Lewis E. HUdet USN (Ret.) CRT James Householdet USA MI. and Mn. Royston C. Hughes CAPT and Mn.Thomas E. Hutt,Jt Dt and Mn. Thomas A. Hyde CDR and Mn. WUliam T. IndeiUed LtCol and Mn. Gerald M.Johnson CART and Mn. David G. Kalb MI. Angelo N. Karampelas CDR and Mn. Charles R. Kiger CDR Alan H. KruUsch. USN (Ret.) Lt Col and Mn. Axel M. Lanen,Jt CART Uwrence W Lavely USN CAPT and Mn. Michael J. Lees LCDR and Mn. Harry C Lewis Mr. and Mn.Wiffiam E. Lewis,Jt MI. and Mn.Waltei J. Lippold CDR Gaeton A. Long.Jt, USNR (Ret.) MI. and Mn. Ronald E ManhaU •* CDR Robert D Matulka, USN (Ret.) MI. and Mn. David Mayen.Jt CART and Mn.Ted McClanahan LCDR and Mn. Lairv' D. McCuUough MG John H. McDonald. USA RADM and Mn.Thomas A. Meinicke Mtjohn C Mendehs CART and Mn. Douglas K. Memkhemi Mt David C. Moenchel CDR and Mn. Maurice J. Moran Mt and Mn. Robert B. Moseley, Jt Mt Heibert J. A. Mossman CAPT and Mn. Gerald A. Nelson LCDR and Mn. Paul S Norton CAPT and Mn. Geoige D. O'Biien.Jt CART and Mn.Wairi J. O'Biien CART Roben E. Osinon, SC, USNR (Ret.) LTWaUaR.Palmei Dt Richaid R. Raiiseau CDR and Mn. Michael D. Poitei Mt Robert J. Powen CAPT .ind Mn. D.ivid A. Raymond CDR and Mn. Robert W. Raymond Mt and Mn.John J. ReUlyJt Ml. and Mn. Foiiest T. FUiodes LtCol and Mn. Hovvaid L. Richey Mt and Mn. Heniy J. Rinnen CART and Mn. Chailes K. Roberts Mt and Mn. Robert P RogiUien Mt and Mn. David A. Ross.Jt CDR WUliam M. Ross.Jt, USN (Ret.) Mt and Mn. Kevin T Ryan

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Ml. and Mis. DonaldW. Sanden MI. and Mn.John J. Sanmcci, St CDR Frederick A. Schwet Jt, USNR Mr. and Mn. Freeman R. Shaw,Jt MI. and Mn. Edwin T. Shell CDR Chailes J. SUnmons, USN (Ret.) COL and Mn.Thomas J Solak LCDR and Mn.James R.Tague CAPT and Mn.John H.Tait MI. and Mn.WUUam E.Thomas MI. Blaine E.Tunmer,Jt LCDR and Mn. Robert L.Towle RADM Robert E.TiaistetUSN (Ret.) LCDR and Mn. LoweU E.Webb CDR Geoige R.Weeks,Jt, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mn.J. David Woodwaid CAPT and Mn.James T.Worthmgton II Dt and Mn. David J.Young CAPT and Mn. Richard K.Young

1961 Presidents Cirde Halsey Associate ($100,000-$249,999) Mr. and Mn. Dennis J. Moore

Presidents Cirde Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) CAPT and Mn. Robert R. Denis • MI. and Mis. Emest C Moreno

Presidents Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) LCDR and Mn.John E.AideU III Mt and Mn.WUUam A. Amold III Lt Col and Mn. Chailes W Duke,Jr MI. Ratiick C EitzPatrick MI. Benno M. Genon Ml. and Mn. Richaid A. Notman CAPT and Mn. Rogei P Onorati CAPT and Mn.J. Stephen Retry LCDR and Mn.Thomas CWinant *

President's Cirde Associate ($2,500-U,999) CART .md Mn.Joseph M. Beffino RADM and Mn. AiUngton E CampbeU Mt and Mn. Alfi«l G. Dessayei * CAPT and Mn. Andiony E. Dighton.Jt * CAPT and Mn. Richaid C Drunmiond Mt and Mn. Donald G. Farieyjt Mt .md Mn. Phffip A. Corns RADM and Mn.WaUace N. Gudiricjt LCDR and Mn.James C HeUauei RADM and Mn.VitgU L. Hffi.Jt CAPT and Mn. Robert W Hoag II CDR and Mn.James D. Hodde CAPT and Mn. Robert E Hoffori CAPT .ind Mn. Edgai D. Hux CDR and Mn.J.mies S. Ibach • CAPT and Mn.J.iiiies D.Joynei Mt and Mn. Richanl J. Kievit •*• CAPT and Mn. Howaid E. Kuhns CAPT and Mn. Hairy L. Lara

RADM and Mn. Edwaid S. McGmley II Mt and Mn. Alan K. Mffiei Mt and Mn.Thomas W. MitcheU Ml. and .Mn. Frank A. Moirovv Mt and Mn.John R. O'Connoi RADM and Mn. Kent Riffey MI. and Mn. Stanley R. Roman CAPT and Mn. Michael C Roth MI. and Mn. Chiistophei R. Seelbach MI. and Mn. Petei Sheridan Mt and Mn. RaeseV. Simpson RADM and Mn.Jerome E SnUth.Jt CAPT and Mn.WUUam D. Straight MI. Gayle R.Thompson * CAPT and Mn. Frederick Triags CAPT and Mn. Dudley D.wiffiams III MI. and Mn. Hovvaid T Wintiee MI. and Mn. Geoige E.Youmans

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) MI. and Mn. Joseph J. AUegietri CAPT and Mn. Michael D Bradley * CDR and Mn.Timothy R Dugan MI. Donald R GnnneU Ml. and Mn.WUUam E Leeson * MI. and Mn.Wiffiam M. Moore.Jt Dt and Mn. Frederick M. Pestorius CDR and Mn.James M. Quaries CAPT James C Richaidson,Jt, USN (Ret) • CDR and Mn. Roben E. Rosdahl * MI. and Mn. Jerome C Rosenbeigei CAPT and Mn. Roben W Sherei VADM and Mn. Edwaid M. Straw Mr. and Mn. Richaid D. Sylvestet Jt MI. and Mn.John J. Valerio MI. and Mn.Thomas J.White *

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) Mr. David A. Benson * CAPT and Mn. NeU S Cams CAPT Donald M. Chmn, USN CART and Mn.James D. CouUahan.Jt LCDR and Mn. Emest L. DeSha Dt Petei W Greenwood Mt and Mn.Timothy M. KeUy MI. James R. Kenvick.Jt The Honorable and Mis. Paul B. Lang MI. and Mn. Stanley J. Lepo LtCol Fredenck E. Lewis, USMC (Ret.) MI. and Mn. Andrew G. McFadden * Col and Mrs. Michael M. McMffian Col and Mrs. WUUam M. Rakow,Jt LTG and Mn. Daniel R. Schroeder CAPT and Mrs. Robert C. Smidi CDR and Mn. Charies M. St. Laurent CAPT and Mn. Frank A.Visted CDR and Mrs.JAUen Wafficr Mr. and Mn. Richard M.Whimey

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) CAPT and Mn. Bmce W ChurchUI RADM and Mn. Isaiah C. Cole * Mt and Mrs. Alan J. Conboy CDR Wiffiam S. Emmerich, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Frederick A. Farber LCDR and Mn. Charies A. FarreU.Jt Mt and Mrs. Bernhard M. Fleming

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DtandMn.D.CGibbs* CDR and Mn. Roben S. HiU,Jt Mr. and Mn. Robert G. Hoffinan Mt and Mn.Thomas M. Markley CDR .md Mn. Harrv' A. Marxen CART and Mn. Charies R Metzletjt Mt Eugene E. MitcheU CDR and Mn. Christopher O. Nichols Mr. and Mn.James F Noonan Mt and Mn.James H. Nutt Col John Andrew Phffiips, USAF (Ret.) Mt and Mn.Thomas W Roph.im MI. and Mn. Kuit A. Rohdenbuig Mt and Mn.Thomas E Rooney Mt and Mn. Harold E. Spoonei MI. and Mn.Joseph M. Suffivan MI. and Mn. Gerald R.VanderbUt Mt and Mn. Goidon WWackei LCDR and Mn. Leo J. Wffietts, Jt LCDR Raymond J. WUson. USN (Ret.)

Donor CART .md Mn. Gaiy A. AbieU Mt Benjamin E. AUen.Jt Mt and Mn. Lonny D Andenon *• CAPT .md Mn. Henry J. Baifield RADM and Mn.Jon M. Ban Dtjohn O. Bennett Mt and Mn.James E. BickneU CDR and Mn.Jeny H. Black CAPT and Mn.James R Breece Maj and Mn. Frank Butsko IV Lt Col and Mn.WUUam R. CampbeU.Jt CART Gary L. Carlson, USNR Mr. and Mn.JamesV. Cavanaugh Lt Col Walter G. Cavvein, USAFR (Ret) Mt Kent R. Chastain Lt Col and Mn. Lawrence C Cox •* Rev. Dale D Dean CAPT and Mn.Joel RW Decker CAPT and Mrs.JackVDeU Mt and Mn. Eari L. Diamond Col and Mrs. Mark S. Dittrich * CAPT and Mn.Walter S. Draper IV Mt and Mn. Rjchard J. Dunn CAPT James R.EdgatJr.USN (Ret.) CDR and Mn.Jon K. EUiott Mt and Mn. Charies M. Ernst Mt and Mrs. Edward J. Ettinger III CART and Mn. Donald R. Ferriei Mr and Mrs. Reter W Ferriso, St CAPT and Mn. Francis M. Gambacorta.Jr Col and Mrs. Charies E. Gardner CDR and Mn. Robert L. Graham CDR Gordon E. Guentet USNR (Ret.) Mt and Mrs. Domenic R Guerriero, St LCDR and Mrs. Robert C Hanson Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Harden LCDR Robert P Hardison,jt, USN LtCol and Mrs. James A. Hart CART and Mn.Jimmy D. Henderson CAPT and Mn. NeU E. Holben CAPT and Mn. Charies C. Holcomb LCDR and Mrs. Richard W Holt Mr and Mrs.Jackson W.T. Kennedy Mt and Mrs. George J. Kieny Mt and Mrs. Arnold D Kleban CDR and Mrs.Thomas Knepell CAPT and Mrs. I^chard A. Lamporte Mt Luther L. Landin Mt and Mis.Theodoie F Langworthy

Mt Roderick L. MacDonald Dt WUliam E Mackey LCDR and Mn. Alfred A. M.iybach,Jt Mt Ron,Ud F McConnick Mt and Mn.J.imes A. McCune III Col and Mn.John B. McDonald CAPT .ind Mn.Thomas M. McNicholas,Jt Mt and Mn.John R McQuade CART and Mn. George H. Mensch Mt and Mn. Carios E. Mercado Lt Col and Mn. Phffip W. Menill CAPT and Mn. David D. Middleton CDR and Mn. Sanfoid N. Mock CDR and Mn. Richard A. Morgan Mt and Mn. Roben J. Nemes LCDR and Mn.Wffiiam E O'Connor CAPT and Mn. Herndon A. OUver III Mt and Mn.John G. Palmer CAPT and Mn. Rich.irdJ. Retrucci Mt and Mn. Richard C Prather Maj and Mn. George H. Raroha Mt Robert W Sample, Jt Maj and Mn. Bruce L. Shapiro CAPT John B. SiiUdi, USNR Mt and Mrs. James R.Traa LCDRJohn ETiUodieski,Jt,USN CDR and Mrs. Mark H.Waggoner Mt and Mn. Frederick R WUson Dt JohnV. Zenyuh

CART James A. FlenUng.Jt, SC, USN (Ret) CDR and Mn.John M. Cluck CDR and Mn.Thomas C Grzyinala CDR and Mn.Jack E. HamUton Maj Gen and Mn. Donald G. Hand RADM and Mn.Wffii,im A. Heine III CDR and Mn.John C Hinkle CART David W Hoffinan, USN (Ret.) and CART Mary Jo Sweeney USN (Ret.) CART .ind Mn. Faust E Hughes,Jt Mt and Mn. Raul D. Hunt.Jt Mt and Mn.Wiffiam H. Kirvan,Jt VADM and Mn. Harold M. Koenig Mt and Mn. Ch,irles E. Laughlin CART and Mn. D.ivid M. Mayfield Dt and Mn.William C Mffiei Mt Robert G. MoireU LCDR and Mn. Robert L. O'ConneU Mr and Mn. Paul W Pendort" CDR and Mn.John T Quinn Col and Mn.JohnW. Ripley CART and Mn. Dayton W Rjtt LCDR and Mn. Raymond M. Sisk,Jt * ADM and Mn. Leighton W SnUdi.Jt CAPT and Mn. Louis E.ThomassyJt CDR and Mn.Walter EWelham.Jt Mr. and Mn. Robert R.Yohanan

1962

Mt Joseph C Benzing CART and Mrs.Jerry M. Blesch CART and Mn. Charies H. Bovven CAPT David C. Brown, USN (Ret.) Mt Robert H. Champion Mr. and Mn. RobenV. DeMarco CAPTJamesW Donahue, USNR (Ret.) CAPT and Mrs.Joseph L. Epstein Mt and Mn. Thane D. Hawkins CDR Frank W Hughes, USN (Ret.) * Mtjohn T.Jackson III * RADM and Mn. Frederick L. Lewis Lt Col and Mn. Earie F Maloney III CDRThomasWMcKechme.USN (Ret.) Mt and Mn. Denton J. C. Nelson Mt and Mn. Geofiey A. Nelson Mt and Mn. Gordon E.Valentine •*

Presidents Circle Dewey Associate ($50,000-$99,999) Mr. and Mn. Brooks T Mancini

Presidents Circle Lejeune Associate ($25,000-$49,999) Mt and Mn. Corbm A. McNeUl.Jt •*

Presidents Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) RADM and Mn. Stephen K. Chadwick CAPT and Mrs.James M. CoopersnUth * LCDR and Mn. Robert N.Tidball Mr and Mrs.John E.Werrin III

Presidents Cirde Worden Associate ($5.000-$9,999) RADM and Mn.JohnT Natter CDR and Mrs. Howard S. Pinskey

President's Circle Associate ($2.500-$4,999) CART and Mrs.James S. Bewick Capt and Mn. MalcoUn K. Beyetjt Mt Category A. Chauncey and Ms. Naomi C Broering-Chauncey Mt Ralston R Cole Mr Daniel R. Dunn LCDR and Mn.John C EUer MtArthurW. Fisher III

Herndon Club ($1.000-$2,499)

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) Mt and Mrs. Jon D. Armantrout * Mr and Mrs. Robert W Bolstetjt CDR and Mrs.John H. Buder CART and Mn. Edward J. Clarke CDR and Mrs. Francis R Clcary Mt and Mrs. Douglas L. Cotton CART and Mn.John H, Cox CDR and Mrs. Stephen C Crooks Col and Mrs. Frederick L. Dietrich BGen and Mrs,Thomas V. Draude LCDR and Mn, Peter S. Gingras RADM and Mn. David M. Goebel Mr and Mrs. Paul R. Harvey CDR and Mn. Robert L. Hicks CAPT and Mrs.James B. Hitchborn Mt Roger E. Hopkins Mt and Mrs. Stephen L. Kehl Mt and Mrs. Donald J, Kunkel Mr and Mrs. Rodolfo Losoya CAPT and Mn.J. A. ManhaU

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SMNI LCDR and Mn. Brian D. Monaghan Mr. and Mn. Harry Monioe III CAPT and Mn. Alan R. More Mr. Thomas M. Mustin CAPT and Mn. Guy D. Nickenon CAPT and Mn. Martin J. O'Bnen CDR and Mn. Robert H. Owen CAPT and Mn. Michael M. Raggett CAPT and Mn. Hugh M. Rawls.Jt Mr. and Mn. DonaldW. Rhodes CDR and Mn.Joseph D Runnels RADM and Mn.Thomas E. Stone RADM and Mn.Wffiiam L.Vmcent Mr. and Mn. R. P Zimmerman, Jt

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) MI. and Mn. Michael G. Abeicrombie CDR and Mn. David R Arnold MI. and Mn. Fredrick H. Badgei CDR Thomas R. Conrey USN (Ret.) LCDR and Mn. Robert W Deputy CDR and Mn. Roben L. Ditehey CAPT and Mn. Richaid W Dommen LCDR and Mn.Wffiiam A. Hdred Ml. Maitin J. Faibei CDR and Mn. Michael L. Fostet CAPT Petei K. Glasiet USN (Ret.) Ml. and Mn. Petei G. GoKvas.Jt CAPT and Mn. RhUUp H. Hairmgton CAPT RusseU J. Henry, USN (Ret.) Mr.Thomas K. Hitchcock CAPT and Mn.JohnR KeUy CDR and Mn. Robert J. KenneUyJt CDR and Mn. RogerW. Kisiel LCDR and Mn. ChariesJ. Koeber CAPT and Mn. Jerry A. Kotchka MI. and Mn. Richaid C Lee MI. and Mn. Goidon S. Lingley MI.James D. Lucas, Jt CAPT Fiank H. MaUen, USN (Ret.) MI. and Mn.JamesV MaseUa.Jt CAPT and Mn.Victoi A. Meyei Maj and Mn. Michael J. Miga LCDR Cari E Naidone, USNR (Ret.) CDR and Mis. Robert E. Paitnck CDR and Mn.WUUam C Rfingstag MI. and Mn.Thomas M. Reffiy MI. and Mn. Emery A. Reistetter Col and Mn.James E. Roberts MI. and Mn. Edwaid Rogas.Jt CART and Mn. Heniy W Schwartz Maj LeonaidV Scifen, USAE (Ret.) MI. and Mn. Mffiaid J. Seaicy.Jt CDR and Mn. LinnT. Shoup MI. and Mn. Edwaid C. Thomas,Jt * Maj WUUam R.ThunbyJt, USAF (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Michael CTieinan CAPT and Mn. Carmine Tortora The Honorable and Mn. Clyde R.Vinson Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wagner RADM and Mrs. George F A.Wagner CAPT and Mn. Bernard E.Walsh CART and Mn. George R. Waterman Dt Roben R.Westeiman CART and Mn. RobUi J.Whitt CAPT David D. Wiffiams, USN (Ret.) MI.Dale D.M.Windham CDR and Mn.James R.Woods Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Zaccagnino •* Ml. and Mn. Andiew R. Zagayko * Col and Mis. Paul E. Zumbio •*

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Donor CAPT and Mn. Chailes S.Ainest CDR and Mn.James L. Bagbyjt CAPT Roben C Bates, USN (Ret.) LCDR and Mn.WUUam E. BeaUe CART and Mn. Ralph E. Beedle CAPT and Mn.Wffiiam C.Benton III CART James B. Binndeffi, SC, USNR (Ret) MI. Gary C. Blegstad Col and Mn. Robert L. Bossei Ml. and Mn.Jack M. Brown MI. and Mn. Brian R. Buchholz Ml. Robert M. Bums MI. and Mn. Alden B. Chace,Jt •*• MI. and Mn. Paul A. Chapla Dt and Mn. Ralph R. Chesson.Jt Ml. AUan J. Claypool Col and Mn. Fred F CoibaUs,Jt MI. Donald T Coughlin MI. and Mn.WUUam D Cross Maj Edwaid B. Danbet USAF (Ret.) Mr. and Mn. Stephen L. Denson •* Dt and Mn. Gary R. Dukes LtCol and Mn.Thomas J. Dumont.Jt Mr. and Mn.John R. Effis Mr. and Mn. David C EngUsh Mr. and Mn.Jon K. Ericson Col Robert W. Faffienbach, USMC (Ret.) CDR Gerard D. FarreU, USNR (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. FredY FeUovvs III CDR Nicholas M. Feniter, USN (Ret) CART and Mn. George M. Fitzgerald Mr. Wayne H. Francis CART Roben E. Fulghum, USNR LCDR WUUam J. Fulton, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mn.Thomas D GaUagher •* LCDR Richard S. Gordon, USN (Ret.) CDR and Mn.Kari R.Graf CAPT Walter H. Graham, USN (Ret.) Ms.Victoria S. Gray Mr. and Mn. Robert J. Guyon Mr. and Mn. David E. Haan CAPT and Mn.John L. Hammer III Col James W Hanby USAF (Ret.) Mr. and Mn. PatrickV Hart CAPT and Mn. Richaid J Hayes Mr. and Mn.James A. Hendenon LCDR Kermyn J. Hermann, USN (Ret.) Col and Mn.WUUam A. Hesser Mr. and Mn.James A. HoneyweU CAPT and Mn. Paul D Hunt CDR Bjarne E.Johnson, USNR (Ret.) Maj and Mn. Phffip T.Jones CART and Mn. Einest R. KaUus MI. and Mn.James H. Kiehle Mt and Mn. David S. Kieinan The Honorable and Mn.John A. Knubel.Jt CART and Mn. Chailes A. Kosch III Mt Robert R Kuntz MI. David Kunhan Col and Mn. Harry W Larabee CAPT and Mn. Richard N. Lee CAPT and Mn. Richaid A. Life Mt and Mn.Thomas C Lofton.Jt Lt Col and Mn. Raymond C. Madonna LCDR and Mn. Peyton M. Magrudetjt Dt and Mn. Robert A. Majeski MtPaiUJ. MaUaiy Mt and Mn. Anthony Manzo MI. and Mn. Giegoiy A. Mathei

CDR and Mn. Dennis E McCahffi Mt Thomas J. McDonough.Jt CAPT and Mn.John M. McGradi CDR and Mn. Robert McLean MI. and Mn.Jacob M. Mecklei RADM and Mn.Thomas A. Meicei Mt and Mn. Jerry W Munger Mr. Leonard Nissenson CART and Mn. Michael B. O'Connot Jt Ml. WUUam B. Pattenon CDR and Mn. Einest D Peikins II CAPT and Mn.WUUam C Pfistei MI. and Mn.Thomas R. Pratt MI. and Mn.Joseph T Roberts MI. and Mn. Beinaid H. Rosenbach CAPT and Mn.Joseph W Shaw,Jt MI. and Mn. Bradfoid D. Smith MI. WUUam Stephenson II CAPT W. F Story, USN (Ret.) Mr. Dustin C Sykes LCDR Hugh A.Tabb, USNR (Ret) CDR and Mn. Phffip M.Tansey Dt Walton R.Taylor Mr. and Mn.WUUamWTeeple LCDR and Mn. Donald M.Tobolski CDR and Mn.Jerry B.Torijit Dt and Mn. Myron D.Tremaine Dt Trotter Vaughan CDR and Mn. Denms A.Veidi CDR and Mn.John S.Voffi II Mr.James E.Waterbury III CAPT and Mn. Richard E.Westbrook Mr. Christopher T.White CAPT and Mn.John D.^WHte II Rev. and Mn. Harold DWUson Mr.John G.Wood CDR and Mn.WUUam L.WunderlyJt Lt Col and Mn. Anthony M.YannareUa

1963 Presidents Circle Nimitz Associate ($250,000 and above) Mt and Mn.J. Ronald TenvUUger

President's Circle Dewey Associate

Presidents Cirde Assodate ($2,500-$4,999) Mi.BmceD.AUtt MI. and Mn. CecU L. Blackwdl,Jt MI. and Mn. Michael B. Bracy LCDR and Mn. Petei C. Canothen * Mr. Petei J. Chaney CDR and Mn.James M. DeEiancia VADM and Mn.Wffiiam A. Earaetjt CAPT Frank C. HoUnes, USN (Ret) MI. and Mn.Waltei R. Keen CDR James B. LassweU, USN (Ret) MI. and Mn. Geoige R. Leevei MI. and Mn. Bmce B. Lenz RADM and Mn. Lany R. Manh MI. and Mn. Kent A. Ma.xfield MI. and Mn. RogerW Mehle CDR and Mn. Richaid J. Miles MI. and Mn. Nicholas J. Nerangis MI. and Mn.James N. Penrod MI. and Mn. Robert A. Schaefei * CDR and Mn. SwaitW Setde.Jt CAPT and Mn.James R.Turaei MI. Chestei G. White, J t

Herndon Club ($1,000 $2,499) LCDR and Mn. Charies E.Adams Ml. Gaiy A. Baldwin RADM and Mn. Dennis R. Conley CAPT and Mn.John O Donelan Col and Mn.Joseph M. Favoi Mt and Mn.James C Gaide * LT Lawience L. Graham,Jt, USN (Ret.) CART and Mn. David L. Greene MtWffiiamT Gunn III CART and Mn.Wffiiam C. Hughes,Jt MI. and Mn. Ronald A.Jaivis •* CDR and Mn. Ratiick W.Johnson Lt Col Stephen C L e i ^ . USAF (Ret) MI. and Mn. Michael N. McDeimott CAPT and Mn. Geoige M. Musick III CDR and Mn. Robert B. Oris CAPT and Mn. Petei W Soverel Mt and Mn. G e o ^ P.Tracy, St

John Paul Jones Club

($50,000-$99,999)

($500-$999)

Mt and Mn. Richard L. ArvecUund

CDR Lain- R.Atkinson, USN (Ret.) Ml. and Mn. Creighton E. Barton Mt BuineU A. Brown.Jt Mt and Mn.John B. Chiisrie II Mt and Mn. Stephen H. Coestei * CAPT and Mn.Joseph S. CoUins Mt and Mn.Theodore J. DelGaizo The Honorable and Mn. Stephen M. Duncan CAPT and Mn.James D. Fontana Mt and Mn.Joseph E FosseUa The Honorable and Mn.Thomas E HaU CAPT and Mn. Robert T Hudspeth CDR and Mn. Eugene G. Kreinik CAPT Geoige R Love III, USN CDR and Mn. Kenneth S. Metvinei Mt and Mn.Wayne O Moshei •* Col and Mn. Paul D. O'Connoi • Mt and Mn. Benjanun D. Redd.Jt Mt ,ind Mn. Hugh E. Sch.ffi MI. Harold G.Sniidi,Jt

Presidents Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) Mt and Mn. Henry C Hinch Mt and Mn. Bernard J. KeUeyJt •* CAPT and Mn.Wffiiam L. Peim Mt and Mn. Roger E.Tetrault Mt and Mn. Douglas OTozoui

Presidents Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) Mt and Mn.WiUiam D Gunn Mr. and Mn. S. Paul Revere •

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CAPT and .Mn. Ralph H. Stovv-effijt R.\D.M and .Mn.Joseph C Strassei CDR and Mn.John C Thorn * Ml. and Mn..\ithur Henn-Weidnei C\PT and Mn. Frank R.Whalen MI. and Mn. Ronald J. WUls RADM and Mn. Richaid A.'WUson

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) CDR John R.\uceUa,USN MI. and Mn. Roben L. Bennett Lt Col -Michael A. Blackledge. USAE (Ret.) MI. and .Mn.John R. Boley MI. and Mn. Harold .A. Breaiti,Jt MI. and .Mn. Roben J. Bridgeman LCDR and .Mn. Petei A. Browne C\PT and Mn. Brian E CampbeU CAPT and Mn. Lee B. Caigffi CAPT and .Mn.Wiffiam R. CaimichaeLJt CDR and Mn. Ben Cole CDR and Mn. .Michael T. Coigan CAPT and .Vte. -Michael E Cronm MI. and Mn.James J. DeLong CAPT and Mn.John H. DeureUei VAD.M and -Mn. GeorgeW. Emety The Honorable and Mn. .Mario P. Fiori MI. and .Mn. Roben D. Fontei CAPT and -Mn. Donald R. Fieese -Ml. and -Mn. Francis C GiegoiyCAPT and -Mn. Phffip S. Gubbins -MI. Ben W Harris CAPT and Mn. David N. HuU CAPT and .Mn.WUUam S.Johnson IV CAPT and -Mn. Roben E. LaGassa MI. Lloyd E LampeD CAPT and .Mn.WUUam R. McCann, Jt CAPT and -Mn. Richanl B. McBenna Mr. and Mis. Thomas E. -Meyiei LCDR and -Mn. David W. -Meytn MI. and Mn. Peiiy W. .MUes Ml. and -Mn.James R New-beiry- II Ml. and Mn. Roben G. Newton CAPT WiUiam H. Oatvvay III. USN (Ret) CART and -Mn.Thomas J. O'Brien.Jt LCDR and Mn.Windirop B. Oigera CAPT Don G. Palen, USN (Ret) CAPT and Mn. Brian T. Peridnson * CAPT and .Mn. David R. RUey C-APT Phffip J. Rooney; USN (Ret) CAPT and Mn. Hany- E Sahnon, Jt CAPT and .Mn. Ian H. Saigent CAPT and Mn. Donald Ralph Sheaffei CAPT and -Mn.John W Sheehan,Jt CAPT Thomas R- Sheridan, USN Mt and -Mn. Roben E. Simmonds LCDR and -Mn.James C Smglei CAPT and Mn. Erwin E Stoiz CAPT and .Mn.Thomas L.Tayioi CAPT and -Mn.Wade H-Tayioi III Col and Mn. Richaid D.TomUn MI. and Mn. Donald M.Whire.Jt CAPT and Mn. Michael ICWhitmore

Donor Ml. and -Mn.Wiffiam G. Andenon * CAPT and .Mn. Uonel A. Banda MI. and Mn. Ron Baxrei CART and Mn. RusseU E. Beny, Jt Mt and Mn. David A Bingemann

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CAPT and Mn.Thomas E. Bowman III CDR and Mn.WUUam E. Bradfoid Col and Mn.Waltei J. Breede III Ml. and Mn. Richaid W Brown CAPT EailE Buck, USN CAPT Melvm L. BunneU, USNR (Ret.) MI. and Mn. Richaid R Byrnes RADM and Mn. Kenneth L. Cailsen * MI. and Mn.Wffiiam E. Cole II CDR and Mn. Landon G. Co-x, Jt CDR and Mn. Antonio E De Santis Dt. and Mn. Phffip W. Dean MI. and Mn. Roben L. Eastman MI. and Mn. Leonard M. Eaton MI. Lany- T. Famquist LCDR and Mn.John E. Fitzgerald CDR and Mn. Emest R. Freeman MI. Abel A. Gaicia MI. and Mn.JohnW' Gowens II MI. and Mn. Bemaid Grabowski MI. and Mn.WUUam E. Graham,Jt MI. and Mn. Donald E. Grant MI. Richaid E. Guffey CAPT and Mn.WUUam D Hahn Mr. and Mn. WUson F Hanis.Jt MI. Robert W FIairison.Jt LCDR WUUam A. HUnchak, USN (Ret) Ml. and Mn. Raymond A. Hoag MI. and Mn.WUUam R. HoUenack LCDR Geoige C. Hovv-eU, USNR CAPT and Mn.Albert A. Isgei MI. Dennis R.Jones CDR and Mn.Jeny W.Jorian Lt Col Wffiiam J. Kaipmski. USAF (Ret) CDR and Mn. Ronald W. Kffinei Col and Mn. Ralph D Kimberlin MI. and Mn.James R.. Koehn MI. Richaid L. Kuntz MI. and Mn.James J. Lamb CDR Larry E. Linn, USN (Ret) Mr. and Mn. Ronald R. Machens MI. and Mn. Chailes S. MacUn CAPT and Mn. Michael E. Mays MI. and -Mn. Denis C Meredith Mr. and Mn. Richaid A. Miehle * CDR and Mn. Roben B. Moore II Mr.Thomas E. Moigan,Jt Ml. and Mn. David C. Monow MI. Robert C Newton CAPT Rjchaid L. Nutt MC, USNR (Ret) LCDR and Mn. Phffiip E. Rarotti CAPT and Mn. Bemaid L. Pattenon III Col and Mn. Buney-T Pease CAPT and Mn.John T Pessoney Maj Duck K- Praeget USMC (Ret) MI. and Mn. David B. Puckett, St Mr. and Mn. Frank M. Radik LCDR and .Mn.Thomas G. Redfoid,Jt CDR and Mn.Thomas E. ReemeUn Mr. and Mn. Kenneth G. Reinhardt,Jt RADM and Mn.Thomas J. Robertson -Mr. and Mn. Reter L. RoUosson CAPT and Mn.Thomas J. Rossa Mr. and Mn.Walter B. Ruland CAPT and Mn.WUUam A. Runkle.Jt LTJohnE. Ryan, USN -MI. and Mn.James J. Scanlon CAPT Feidmand M. Scheiy. USN (Ret) Mr. and Mn. Ronald O Schowalter LtCol and Mn. Ludvvig J. Schumachei CAPT and Mn.Jon R Scott

Lt Col Thomas L. Selden, USAFR LCDR and Mn. Gaiy E. Shay, St CDR and Mn.James M. ShuU.Jt MI. and Mn. David C Shute Ml. and Mn. Richaid L. Sidfoid Mr. Alan R. Sun MI. and Mn. Geoige M. SUigei LCDR and Mn. Gaiy Smidi CAPT and Mn. Homer E Smidi II Lt Col John R Stafira, USAF (Ret.) Di. and Mn.James H. Stageman.Jt CAPT and Mn. Howaid S. Stoddaid CDR and Mn. Michael D. Stout CAPT and Mn.James A.Tate MI. and Mn.Wffiiam H.Thompson II CAPT and Mn. David W.Thomhffi MI. and Mn.James CThomton MI. Chailes A.Trabandt CDR and Mn.John M.TmesdeU CAPT and Mn.Vemon H.Von Sydow MI. and Mn. Petei G.Vreeland CAPT and Mn. Ronald FWalten MI. and Mn.Trenwith R.Waid CAPT and Mn.Jon CWam LT Petei DWaten, USN MI. Edwaid J. Weaving, Jt MI. and Mn. Richaid L.Weidman MI. and Mn. Edwaid J. WUkinson CAPT John G.WUkmson,Jt,USN (Ret.) CAPT and .Mn. Richaid H.WUUams CDR and Mn.James K.Wiffiamson CDR and Mn.Talmadge A.Womble CAPT and Mn.JuUan M.Wnght,Jt LTC Frank M.Wroblew3ki, USA (Ret.)

Presidents Circle A^ociate ($2,500-$4,999) CAPT and Mn.James S. Baumstaik •* CDR Steven H. Claassen, USN (Ret) CAPT Goidon H. Clow, USNR (Ret.) CDR and Mn. Edwaid H. Conant MI. and Mn. Fredenck W. Dau III Mr. and Mn. Phffiip H. David • MI. and Mn.WUUam E. Davis MI. and Mn.James E. Doubles MI. and Mn. Lawience G. Elberfeld * RADM and Mn.Wmfoid G. Effis CAPT and Mn. Francis M. Feltham MI. and Mn. Gailand W Garrett CDR and Mn.John M. Geraghty MI. John E. Goiman MI. and Mn. Robert W Han'ey •* LCDR and Mn.James O. Hubbaid CAPT and Mn. Stephen H.Jones • VADM and Mn. Alexandei J. Krekich MI. WUUam H. Nattet Jt and Ms.Viiginia A. King MI. and Mn.WUUam E Quhk,Jt CDR and Mn. Hugh J. Risseeuw • Mr. and Mn. Richaid A. Shapack MajGen and Mn.Joseph D Stewart MI. and Mn. Lewis ETaynton * MI. David ETuma and RADM KadJeen K. Paige, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn.WoodrovvWVaughan.Jt MI. and Mn. Keith A. Waldrop MI. and Mn. Erik C.Woods

1964

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Presidents Circle Halsey Associate

Anonymous CAPT and Mn.Thomas S. Baei CDR and Mn. Roben C Baitiett MI. and Mn.James M. Blackweldei The Honorable WUUam K. Boone III Col and Mn.John D Buckelew * CDR and Mn. CUffoid T Buigess MI. and Mn. Michael C Burton * MI. and Mn. Max D CaldweU MI. WUUam B. CosteUo MI. and Mn. Glenn M. Hodge LCDR and Mn. Geoige E. Leonaid, Jt MI. and Mn. Richaid W Ludden CAPT and Mn.James J. Maginn CAPT Nicholas S Maikoff USNR (Ret) Ml. and Mn. Roben J. Mizei Capt and Mn. Gerald F Moran •*• MI. and Mn. Robert A. Oriosky MI. and Mn. Patrick M. Prout Mi.Teny A. StacyMi. and Mn. Richaid N. Staik •* RADM and Mn. Roben Sutton CDR and Mn.WUUam S. UWch CAPT and Mn. Leonaid R.Wass

($100,000-$249,999) MI. Emest L. Blake, Jt and Mn. Sharon Magness Blake

Presidents Circle Lejeune Associate ($25,000-$49,999) RADM and Mn.Thomas C Lynch

President's Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) LCDR Gerard R. Evans. USN (Ret.) and RADM Manha J. Evans, USN (Ret.) • Mr. and Mn. Richaid L. Keyset • Gen and Mn. Charies C KiiUak *

President's Cirde Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) Anonymous CAPT and Mn.Jerold E Andenon CART and Mn.Asbiu-y- Cowaid IV * The Honorable and Mn.John H. Dalton Mt and Mn. Richaid L. Eamest MI. and Mn. Edmund J. FarreU Ml. and Mn. Leroy E Field, Jt RADM and Mn. Hovvaid W Habeimey^tji ADM and Mn.Joseph W Pmehei *

($1,000-$2,499)

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) CAPT and Mn. David G. Ahem CDR and Mn. Marion R. Alexandei, Jt CAPT and Mn.James M.Anison III CAPT and Mn. Robert S. BeU •* MI. and Mn.WUUamT. Benson Ml. and Mn.James J. Checkett CAPT and Mn. Gerald Davis.Jr •

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IIMNI CAPT and Mrs. Michael A. Farmer RADM and Mrs. James H. Finney LtCol Anthony J. Garcia, USMC (Ret.) Mt Robert C Gleniion CAPT and Mn. Phffip E Crasser Cipt Paul B. Graves, USMC (Ret.) Mr and Mrs.WiUiam A. Gregg Mt and Mn. Roy D Hanmiock Mt and Mn. Charies M. Heath.Jt Mt and Mn. Robert V. Henderson, Jt * CDR and Mrs. Frank H. Hiestand CAPT and Mn. Robert H.Joyce LCDR and Mn.James C Kraft CDR and Mn.Thomas A. Long, Jt Mt and Mrs. David W. Lorenzo CAPT Rjchaid A. McDemiott, USNR (l^et.)

CAPT and Mn.Joseph F H. Neal CART .md Mrs. Dennis A. Pignotti Mr. Ira T. Price Mt and Mn. Robert F Bjordan CDR and Mn. Richard J. Robbms Mt and Mn.Tom Saucier CDR and Mrs. Ernest M. Smith CDR and Mn.John A.Tweel

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) Mr. and Mn.John S. Brovvning,Jt Mt Marcus B. Calhoun, Jt Mt and Mis. Michael R Caputo * CART David J. Carey USN (Ret.) Mt and Mrs. James L. Carlson Mt and Mn. Michael D Coughlin LCDR and Mn.James B. Craven III CAPT and Mn. Frederick R. Crawford Mt and Mis. Charies F Culbertson,Jt CAPT Douglas B. Cuttet USNR LCDR Robert J. D'Ambrosio, USNR Mr. and Mn. Robert T Dendy CDR Raul R. Dow, USN (Ret.) CART and Mrs.Arthur R Drennan CDR and Mrs. Eric R. Eckstein Mt and Mn. George F Eichler Mt and Mrs. M. Strohm Evans.Jt LCDR Michael J. Foley USNR CART and Mn. Charies R. Gates CDR and Mrs. Damel F Glevy Mt and Mrs. Antoruo A. Godinho * CAPT and Mn.Joseph B. Green.Jt Mt and Mrs. Michael S. Holman CDR and Mn. Phffip R.Jacobs CAPT and Robert D.Jones Mt and Mn. Heniy J.Jurgens CAPT and Mn.Thomas J. KeUey CDR and Mn. Gary E. KeUner CAPT and Mrs. Morris M, Kemple,Jt CDR and Mrs, Michael J. Kenslow Maj David L. Lapham, USMC Mt David B. Lester Mt and Mrs.Theodore C. Lyster III The Honorable and Mrs. Bernard A. Maguire,Jt CAPT and Mn.James R. Maitland Mt and Mrs. William T Mahn CART and Mrs. Raymond T Michelini Mt and Mrs. Robert J. Milhiscr CART and Mn. RichardT. Myen CAPT and Mrs.Thomas L. Newell CAPT and Mrs. Ole L. Olsen CAPT and Mn.A.Martin PhiUips CDR and Mrs.Joseph E. Ponder

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CDR and Mn.Joe M. Saul Mr. James R. Seeley CDR and Mn. Donald E. Seyk CAPT Harold D. Sisson.Jt, USNR (Ret.) CDR and Mrs.James L. Spencer 111 CAPT and Mn. Gale E.Treiber CAPT and Mn. Richard R Umfrid III Mt and Mrs. George B.Vaupel CDR and Mn. David A.Wagner * CDR and Mn.Terry W.Ward CDR and Mn.John R.Watkins CAPT and Mn. David C.Wynne CAPT and Mrs. Gary G. Zech

Donor Mr, and Mrs.John T.Andrews III LCDR Bnan A. Arndt, USNR CART and Mn.James M, BeaU.Jr Mt Philip A, Becncl III CDR Lyndon R. BeU, USNR (Ret.) LCDR and Mn. Richard B. Belser Capt and Mrs. Ronald Benigo Col and Mn.WUUam C. Blaha CAPT and Mrs. Robin Bosworth CAPT PhUip A. Boyer III, USN (Ret.) CDR and Mrs. Edward E. Brighton,Jr CDR RusseU H. Buckley Jr, USN (Ret.) CART and Mn. Richard J. Burns CDR and Mrs.VincentT. Canale Mr. and Mrs. Eric Carison CDR and Mrs.Wffiiam H. Carson II Mt and Mrs. Robert T CassadyJr. CAPT and Mn. Henry G. ChaUdey CDR and Mn. DavidW Chenault II • CART and Mrs. Daniel W Christeasen Mr. and Mrs. Lon M. Cooke CDR Leino B. Corgnari.Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Richard C Curiey CAPT and Mrs.John A. Danibaugh CDR and Mn.John T DonneUy Jt CAPT and Mrs.Terry L. Earhart Mr. and Mrs, Robert W. Easton CAPT Thomas C Elsasser, USNR (Ret.) CAPT and Mn.Walter A. Ericson Mr. and Mrs. James P Fazekas Mr. and Mrs.John R. Fitzgerald.Jt Mt WUUam J. Franks, Jt CAPT MarcusV Friedman, USN (Ret.) Mt and Mrs. WUUam R. Fromme CART and Mrs.WiUiam H. Fugard CAPT and Mn. Douglas R Fuge Mt Denms K. GeUasch Dr. and Mrs. Mario G. Gerhardt Mt and Mrs, Donald B, Gibbins Mr. and Mrs.Joel D. Gingiss Mt and Mrs.Wffiiam J. Glceson Mt and Mrs. Eari J. Gorman, Jt Col and Mn. David W. Gould LT William H. Graham III, USNR LCDR and Mrs. Francis D Gray Mt and Mrs, Peter D. Grecnberg CDR and Mn. Dale E. Hanson CAPT WUUam R. Harris, USN (Ret.) Dt Thomas E H,iwk MtBobbyJ. H,iyncs Mt and Mrs. Brian K. Hendricks Capt Douglas J. Herrmann, USMC (Ret.) CAPT and Mrs. George M, Hewitt Mt James H, Howard, Jt CAPT Wayne I. Humphreys, USN (Ret.) CAPT Matthew A. Hutmaker,Jt,USN (Ret.)

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ince Mr and Mrs. Paul R.Jennings Mr and Mrs. Clark R.Jones Mt and Mn. Murray A. Kaplan CDR and Mn. Bruce A. Kastel Mr George J. Kelly Mr and Mn.Wiffiam C. KeUyJt CDR and Mn.John R Kelsey • CAPT and Mrs. Henry R. Kettelhodt Mt and Mrs. Jason Kidder CDR Kerry E. Kirk, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mrs. Ronald M. KreU Mt and Mrs. Bruce G. Kram CAPT and Mrs. Stephen K. Laabs VADM and Mn. Conrad C Lautenbachetjt CAPT and Mn. Rjchard D Lee Mt Raymond M, Lewis CAPT and Mrs. MelviUe H. Lyman Dt Bert J, Mackaman Dt Patrick M. Malone CART and Mrs.John S. MarshaU Mt and Mrs. Michael M, Martin CAPT and Mrs.Thom<is E. McFeely CAPT and Mrs.JerenUah J. McGuire CAPT and Mn. Michael G. MiteheU.Jt CAPT and Mn. Charies L. Moore III CDR and Mn.AUenW Moored CART and Mn. Andrew J. Murphy Mt Edward J. Murphy CAPT and Mn. Richard L. Murphy Mt Thomas W Musbach Mt and Mrs. Richard S. Muti CAPT and Mrs.Joseph E Navoy CAPT Jerrold J. Negm, USN (Ret.) Mt and Mrs. Robert A. Newkirk Mt Thomas J. Nicarico CDR Robert H. Nichael, USN (Ret.) CDR and Mn. Aubrey A. Nichols Maj John A. Nordin, USMC (Ret.) CAPT and Mrs.John A. Nuernberger Mt and Mrs.Judd E Osten Mt and Mrs. Leander M. Remberton Mt Dennis N.T. Perkins CART and Mrs. Douglas D. Petenon CART Robert L. E. Rrath, USN (Ret.) Mtjohn E. Reiersen CDR David A. Rein, USN (Ret.) LCDR Paul E. Rowe.Jt, USNR CAPT and Mn. Bruce L. Runberg LCDR and Mrs.Theodore K. Sadamoto Mt and Mrs. Henry D. Salerno Mt and Mn. Paul H. Scheele Mt and Mrs. Dale A. Schempp CAPT and Mrs. Ralph SchUchter CDR and Mrs. Henry C. Schwemm.Jt Mt and Mrs.WiUiam L, Sheehan,Jt CDR Charies L. Shoemaket USN (Ret.) CDR Robert M. SUvert.Jt, USNR (Ret.) LCDR Wiffi,mi A. Slovet USNR (Ret.) C:ART and Mn. Alan B.Simdi Mr, Paul M. Smith-VaUcy and Rev Judith Smith-Valley LCDR Dennis R, Spradlin, USN (Ret.) MtWiUiani E. Spriggs Col and Mrs. Robert C Springer CDR and Mrs. George F Spiowls Mtjohn A. Stanley Mt and Mts, Dennis M. SuUivan Mt and Mrs, James N. Swan CAPT and Mrs.Thom.is J. Swartz CAPT and Mn. Anthony R.Taylor

SHIPMATE—United States Naval A c a d e m y Foundation 2007 Donor Report

Mr. and Mrs. James R.Thompson CDR and Mrs.Thomas R.Toczek CAPT and Mrs. James K.Tolbert Mr. Roger E.Van Duzer CDR and Mn.John H.Walkenford CAPT and Mn. Donald J. Wright Mr. OrU D.Wright MI. and Mis. Sheldon S. H. Zane Col and Mn.Jack B. Zimmeimann

1965 "r--r'':--^'-'^-"cfe Halsey Associate ($100,000-$249,999) MI, and Mis. Charies S. Gaibetjt

Presidents Cirde Lejeune Associate ^525,000-$49^9; Mt and Mn. Rogei T. Staubach

Presidents Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) Ml. and Mn.WUUam G, Burd II Mt and Mrs.John WWroten.Jt

President's Circle Worden Associate ($5.000-$9,999) Mt and Mrs.Joseph P, Ferrara,Jt •* MI. and Mn.Judd G. Halenza.Jt Col and Mn. Malcolm V. Lane.Jt * CDR WUUam C Lawless, USN (Ret.) and Ms. Gloiia Scott-Lawless Mt and Mn. F Daniel MitcheU.Jt Mt and Mn. Leon Okurowski

f>r"=d-^5 Circle Associate ($2.500-$4,999) Mtjohn G.AlexandetSt MI. and Mrs. Ronald M. Bancroft CAPT and Mn. Alan R. Beckei CAPT and Mn. Ammon W. Bowei III Mt and Mn. Robert R Bush III RADM and Mn. Michael T Coyle Mt and Mn. MatteoJ. D'AnUco •* CDR and Mn. Craig L. Etka BG and Mn.Joe N. Frazar III VADM and Mn. Douglas J. Katz Col and Mn. Henry B. Keese * Mt and Mn. Andrew R. Kish Mt and Mrs.Theodore A. Krauss Mt and Mrs. Jon A. Lazzaretti Mr. and Mn. R.ilph S. LobdeU Mt and Mrs. David L. MiUcr CART and Mn.James L. Minderlem Mt and Mn. Edward A. Ort Jt Dt Gordon L. Peterson Mt and Mn.Terence E. Rich,irdson * Mr. and Mrs. Charies A. SaldariiU CART and Mrs. Harry A. Seymout Jt The Honorable and Mrs. Dennis R. Spurgeon CDR and Mrs. Peter D.Tamny

Herndon Club ($1.000-$2,499) Mt and Mn. Doyle J. Borchen II Mr. and Mn. R.ind.ffi M. Cise CAPT and Mn. Stephen D. Chubb Mt and Mn.John B. DoherryCART ,uid Mn. WUUam P DoimeUy LCDR James K. Freeman, USN (Ret.) Col Harold D. Hansen.Jt. USMCR MI. and Mn. Ned M. Hendenon MI. and Mn. George E. Huriey CAPT and Mn. S. Steven Karalekas MI. and Mn.Jack E. Kohl.Jt Ml. Ronald E. Lodzieski CAPT and Mn. Dennis N. McComb CAPT and Mn. Clement T. Meehan,Jt CAPT and Mn.Thomas A. Moigenfeld CDR and Mn.Thomas E. Mortis CDR and Mn.John R. Musitano • Mr. and Mn. Michael E Riley CAPT D.iireU P Snyder.Jt, USN (Ret.) MI. and Mn. David W.Webstei

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) CAPT and Mn. David J. Adams, Jt MI. Heibert E. Barnett.Jt CDR and Mn. Bmce E. Davidson Mr. and Mn. Paikei F Davis CART and Mn. Clarence A. Foyjt Capt and Mn. David D. Gffiespie CDR and Mn. Michael R. Goodwin CDR and Mn. Donald A. HaUvvachs Dt and Mn. Charles R. Haiden III CDR and Mn.Thomas B. Humphieys MI. and Mn.John R Hunt III CART and Mn.Jasper B.Johnston.Jt CAPT and Mn.Joseph E. Kane II R.ADM and Mn. Edward K. Kristensen Mr. and Mn. Carl D Lawley Mr.John T MacDermott CAPT WUUam G. Matton III, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mn. Michael J. Moscovis MI. and Mn.Timothy B. Nichols MI. and Mn.John C Owens MI. and Mn. Ronald A. Pasqua Mi.Pan-ickJ.PhUbm CDR and Mn. Frederick G. Prickett CAPT and Mrs. Andrew S. Rnnce CART and Mrs. Carter B. Refo Mr. and Mn. FUchard J. Sharpe Mt and Mn. Patrick G.Varriano

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) CART and Mrs. Fredenck A. Adams VADM and Mn.James E Amerault CDR and Mn. Conrad C Best Mtjohn E. Bishop CAPT and Mrs. Paul S. Bloch * Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Brown RADM and Mn.John E. Chubb,Jt CAPT and Mrs. L. L. Coburn Capt and Mn.Wffiiam C. DeFries CDR and Mn. Charies D HamUton Dt and Mrs.Theodore I. Harada CDR and Mn. Mark A. Hopper Mt Wffiiam H. House II LCDR and Mis. Richard T.Jones Dt and Mis. Lawrence R King

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Lt Col and Mn. Boyd K. Knovvles CAPT and Mn. Denms K, Kiuse Col and Mn. Robert C L.isseter CART and Mn. Ernest R. Lockwood Rev and Mrs. Douglas R Metzger CART .and Mrs. Stephen V. Mladineo CART and Mn.Wayne J. Mom LTC and Mn. Charles H. Morrison III Mt and Mn.John J. O'Dwyer * Mt and Mrs. Frank K. Petenon CDR ,ind Mn.Jerry E. Plum Mr. and Mn. Robert J. SneUing III CDR .md Mn. Cari R. Spangler RADM and Mn.Jay W Sprague Mt and Mn. Ronald H.Wecht LCDR and Mrs. Francis E.WUson LCDR and Mn. Arthur W.Wittig Mr. and Mn.WUUam F Zuna

Donor Mr, John C.AUen CART and Mn. Stephen B. AUman CART Hal FAmerau,Jt,USN (Ret.) and Col Caria M. Stucki-Ainerau, USAF (Ret) The Honorable and Mn. Robert A. Andretta Mt and Mn. Kenneth J. Andrews CART and Mn. David L. BaUey CAPT and Mn. Ronme B. Baker Mt and Mn. Merrick Bayet Jt CAPT and Mn. Alan C Bernard Mt and Mrs. Frederick M. Berthrong CDR and Mrs. Clyde L. Bingham CDR and Mrs. Barry S. Birch Mt and Mn. Ronald F Bishop Mr. Joel L. Bohm LtCol and Mrs. Donald E. Bonsper LCDR and Mn. Jonathan R Bromberg Mr. and Mrs. George H. Brown III Mt Terry L. Bubnash Mr. Francis M. Burns III CART and Mrs. Gary M. Burns CDR Dee W. Bunows, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn.John A. Burt LCDR and Mrs. Charies M, Butterfield Mr. and Mrs. Stewart W CaldweU Mt and Mrs.James M. CarroU CDR and Mrs. James J. Carter Mr. and Mrs. Gordon R. Chubbuck Mt and Mn. CraigW. Clark CAPT and Mn.John R Coffins,Jr CAPT Michael J. Concannon, USN LCDR and Mrs.Joseph L. Croteau Mt and Mn.Wiffiam H. Clumpier Mr. and Mn.John E. Daly III RADM and Mrs.Thomas A. Dames CAPT Mark S. Davis, USN (Ret.) CART and Mrs. Norman A. Dean CDR and Mrs. Samuel R. Dutrow,Jt CAPT and Mrs.James N. Edwards.Jt Mr. WiUiam J. Erickson CART and Mrs. Gordon J. Evans Mt and Mrs. Roger E Fasting CDR and Mn. Patrick E. Fitch Mt Norman R Huhrer Mt and Mrs. Ernest A. Hynn LCDR and Mn. Reau E. FoUc II Dt and Mrs. Robert E. Fornal MtJeffieyJ. Foss Mr, Robert S. Friedrick Mt and Mrs.Wffiiam A. Fries CAPT and Mn.John K. Fyfe

CDR ,iiid Mrs. Edwin P Geigetjr Mr. and Mrs. Francis D Gibson III Mr. and Mrs, Peter D. Gness Dt Robert A. Green Mt Frederick A. Grimshaw.Jt Mt and Mrs. Robert N. Groce RADM and Mn. Fred R Gustavson Mr and Mrs. Wayne L. Hanson Mr. and Mrs.Jere L. Harper LCDR and Mn.James E. Hatfield • CDR and Mn. Damel D. HiU CART and Mn.J.Thel Hooks,Jt MI. Donald C. Houghton CAPT and Mn.Wffiiam B. Hunt Mt and Mrs.WiUi.unJ.James Mt and Mrs. Bradford Jealous, Jt •* CAPT Donald R.Jennings, USNR LCDR and Mrs.John H. S.Johnson.Jt VADM and Mrs, Dennis A, Jones CART and Mn,Timothy C KeUey CART and Mn, George A. Kent LtCol and Mrs. Lynn J. KimbaU Mt and Mrs. Timothy R. Kirkman Maj Thomas O. Koch, USAF (Ret.) Dt and Mrs. Gary L. Krebs Mt and Mrs. Lawrence J. Leovic CART and Mn. Claude C. Lumpkm III LtCol and Mrs. Michael G. Malone •* CDR and Mrs.John A. Marymont Dt Charies H. Mawhmney III MI. and Mrs. Larry J. McMurry Mr. Eric P Morrissette * CART and Mrs. Clyde T Moyer III LCDR and Mn.John S. Odom.Jt ADM and Mn. Donald L. PUUng CDR and Mrs. Andrew M. Prydybasz • Mt and Mn.WUUam H. Rurdy CDR Donald C RaUsback, USN LCDR and Mrs. Craig M. Rasmussen Mt and Mrs. George B. Reynolds Mt and Mrs. Ralph E. Packard Mt Gary N. Robinson •* CAPT and Mn.James A. Roorbach II Dr. and Mrs. Edmund T. Rumble Dr and Mrs. Frederick C. Schlemmer CAPT and Mrs. Francis D. Schlesinger Mt and Mrs.John P Scott LCDR Stephen J. Seufet USN (Ret.) Mt and Mrs. Richard S, Sirota CDR and Mrs, Roger J. Smith CART and Mn. Arne R Soderman Mt and Mrs.Joseph W. Springman RADM and Mrs. James R. Stark Mr. and Mrs.Wffiiam E. Stawitz Mr. and Mn. Robert N. Stickle Col and Mrs. Robert J. Suffivan Mtjohn A. Summa RADM and Mrs. James L.Taylor Mt and Mrs. Hugh L.Thompson Mr. and Mn. PhUipW Tower CDR and Mn. Bnan D Uber CART and Mn.Jack Urban Mt Kenneth B.Valentine CART and Mn. David H.Vigrass • CDR and Mrs, James A, Wagner Mt Lynn A, Wegner CART and Mn, Glenn E, Welch.Jt Mt and Mrs, Steven J, WlUte Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Whitehead CAPT and Mrs. Herbert BWiUiams CAPT and Mrs.Wffiiam EWffiiams.Jr, •*

CAPT and Mn, George E.WUson Dr. and Mrs. Don.ild CWitham CDR and Mrs. Roger B.WoodhuU Mt Joseph CYachanin CDR and Mn. Robert E Zitzewitz

1966 Nimitz Associate ($250,000 and above) Mr and Mrs. A.Jon Prusmack

Halsey Associate ($100.000-$249,999) Mr and Mrs, Robert C. BeUas.Jt CART and Mn.WUUam E Higgiiis,Jt

Presidents Cirde Dewey Associate ($50.000-$99,999) Mt and Mrs. Russell E. Planitzer Mt and Mrs. Robert N.Verratri

President's Circle Lejeune Associate ($25.000-$49,999) Mr, and Mn. Samuel R. Marrone Mr, Anthony J, Sarno, Jt

Presidents Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) Mt and Mrs, Roy M, BeU Mt and Mrs, Henry R. Nothhaft CAPT and Mrs.Tommy E. Payne *

Presidents Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) Capt and Mrs. Charles D.Tebrich

President's Cirde Associate ($2.500-$4,999) ADM and Mn. Charles S.Abbot Mt and Mn. Arthur W Bryant CART and Mrs.Thomas R. Eelger Mt and Mn. David L. Francis Gen and Mrs. CaritonW. Fulford.Jr CAPT Randall W Hardy USNR Mr. and Mrs. Alan R. Hendershot LtCol Peter M. HessetUSMC (Ret.) and VADM Nancy E. Brown, USN Mt and Mrs.WffiiamV Hickeyjr, * Mr and Mrs. Harry M. Howton Mt and Mrs. Duncan N. Ingraham Mt and Mrs.James J. KeUeyJt VADM and Mn.Albert H. Konetzni.Jt CART and Mn. Kevin W McCook Mt and Mrs. Gordon R. McDonneU • Mt Robert B. McGehee t and Mrs.Jolcne B. McGehee Mr and Mrs. Timothy W Mctz Mt and Mrs. Dennis R O'Reffiey

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IMNI Mt and Mn. Alan R. Bruggeman CAPT and Mrs. FrankUn S. Bryant CDR and Mn. Paul S. Buege * CAPT and Mn.James E Burger CART and Mn. Frank Burkhead,Jt • Mr. and Mrs. Markham B. Campaigne CAPT and Mn. Brent A. Canaday CART Edward J. Carlson, USN (Ret.) Mt and Mrs. Guinn G. Clark LtCol and Mn. Stephen P Clark Mr and Mn. Larry A. Dean CAPT Wffiiam J. DiFffippo, USN (Ret.) MtWffiiain R Domsife and

A Home Run for Navy E Dedicated in April 2007, the renovated and upgraded Max Bishop Stadium features the new Terwilliger Brothers Field. The new Field Turf allows Navy Baseball year-round field access. The team has also benefited from safety p3 upgrades, enhancements to the Fitzgerald Clubhouse, and the construction of an indoor batting cage and pitching facility, to be named in honor of legendary Navy Baseball coach Joe Duff. Fans of Navy baseball have also enjoyed the recent transformation, including more comfortable seating, concession stands, restrooms and picnic patios.

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Mr. and Mn.John A. O'Steen VADM and Mn. Rodney R Rempt RADM and Mn.John T Scudi Mr. and Mrs.Wffiiam H. Spadafora CAPT and Mn. Henry W Strickland Mr. and Mrs. Charies E.Waterman

Herndon Club ($1.000-$2,499) LtCol and Mrs. Henry P Giedzinski Dt Francis M, Hayes Mr. Donald R.JanUson CDR and Mn.James R KeUy Mr. Donald E Lathen CAPT and Mrs. James C. Lewis VADM and Mrs.Joseph S. Mobley CAPT and Mrs. Fred P MoosaUyJt Mtjohn R. Naye * Steve and Teresa Niss RADM and Mn. Robert M. NutwcU Mr. and Mrs. Steven D. Shrawder

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RADM and Mn. Robert L. Effis.Jt Mt and Mrs. Jeffiey B. Fesler •* CAPT and Mn. Michael E. Field CAPT and Mrs. Edward I. Futth CAPT and Mrs.James F GibUn,Jt Mt George W Gorman CART and Mrs. Charies R. Grutzius CART and Mn.Walter M. Higgins CART and Mrs.John D.Jackson Mt Robert G.Johnson,Jt Mt and Mrs.John D. Kuechle.Jt * Mt and Mrs. James A. Long III Mt and Mrs. Kenneth D Lovett * Mt and Mrs. Frank J. Markowski.Jr CDR and Mrs. Stephen C. Rotter CDRJayT Rorick.Jt, USN (Ret.) Mt and Mrs.Thomas C Runkle Mt Francis S. Scalcucci Mr and Mrs. Michael D SnUth CDR and Mrs. Wffiiam T. Snyder Mt and Mrs. Richard W. Starostecki CAPT and Mn. Stoughton SterUng III • CDR and Mrs. Gregory B.WUUams Mr, Donald L. Winners

($500-$999) CDR and Mrs. Roland D. Blocksom.Jt CAPT and Mrs. Neil M. Brennan CDR and Mn.Albert W Caiazza * CDR and Mrs. Marshall C Clegg • Mt and Mrs. Paul S. Cotter

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Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) RADM and Mn.Timothy R. Beard CAPT and Mrs. Laurence M. Bergen,Jt Dt and Mn.Wffiiam E Bina III

Mrs.JaneA.Domsife Mt and Mrs. Lawrence J. Early, Jt CART and Mn.WffiiamV Erickson Mt and Mn.Walter J. Eritschner * CDR and Mrs. Raymond E. Gadberryjt MtWiUiamR.Geib Mt and Mrs. Francis W Gibbons CAPT and Mn.James H. Gffiard RADM and Mn. Harold E. Grant Mr and Mrs. David T HaU Mt and Mrs. Steven Harth CAPT and Mn. Donald B. Haslett RADM and Mrs. Henry E Herrera CAPT and Mn. Kirby E. Hughes II Mt and Mrs. David WJosephson Dt and Mn. G.T Kaye LtCol and Mn.J. Michael KeUy CART and Mrs.Joseph W Kinsey Mt and Mrs. James E. Koons Mt and Mrs. David A. Krause * CAPT and Mrs. HaroldV Maixnetjt •• Mr. and Mrs. Charies A. Martinek Mt and Mrs. David E. McKie CAPT and Mrs.Tom L. Minwn CAPT and Mn. Patrick M. Muldoon Mr. and Mrs. Richard W Ogden Mr. and Mrs.Thomas R Oxford CDR and Mrs. Charies G. Pfeifer CAPT and Mn. Robert B. Ploeger Mt and Mrs. Richard A. Rlotkin CAPT and Mn. David C Prickett,Jt VADM and Mn.John S. Redd Mt Richard C. Salmon CART and Mrs. Robert T. SUnmons Mt and Mrs.Joseph J. Slemenda.Jt • CAPT and Mrs. Ronald E. Smith CDR and Mrs. Clayton H. Spikes Mt and Mrs. Michael D. Stafford CDR and Mrs. James L. Strouse * Mt and Mrs. Alan PTattersaU CAPT and Mn. Dale N.Tiws CDR and Mn. Michael T.Tracey CAPT and Mn. Richard RVidosic Mr, and Mn. Glenn DWffiiams

Donor Anonymous CDR and Mrs. Layton S.AUen,Jt * CDR and Mn. Robert E Bandy Mt and Mn.Jon H. Barton CAPT Gered H. Beeby USNR RADM and Mn. David S. BiU III Mt and Mrs. James G. M. Boggs Mt and Mn.Terrence J. Brady * CART and Mrs. I^chard E. Brown Mt Richard E Cariberg CDR and Mrs. Rodger B. Carter CDR Michael L. Ceruzzi, USNR

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Mt and Mrs. James R. Clark CAPT Charies R. Cramer, USN (Ret.) Mt and Mis. Charies E. Cionan,Jt Mt and Mrs.Victor A. Desantis * CDR Louis R. Di Rienzo, USNR CDR and Mn. Ross J. Doubleday CAPT and Mrs. Dennis M. Doyle LT and Mrs. Thomas V Doyle CAPT and Mn.John J. Draper III Dt and Mn.Wffiiam B. Eisenhardt CDR and Mn. Robert G. ElweU Dt and Mrs. Helmuts A. Feifi Col and Mrs. Andrew R. Finlayson LCDR and Mrs.John A. Fredrickson * CAPT WUhelm M. Gabber, USN (Ret.) Mt and Mrs. Lawrence D Giddings LT Thomas J. Gingrich, USN CAPT and Mn. Robert T Golden CDR and Mrs. Ian S. Gordon Mt Robert B. GosUne,Jt Mr. Donald N. Grace Mt and Mis. Eugene R. Haidman LCDR Richaid E. Hehn, USN (Ret.) LCDR and Mn.Thomas L. H i ^ LT Raymond K. Hffi, USN Lt Col and Mn. Paul B. Hoai CDR and Mn.Thomas B. Huffinan CDR Heischel Hughes,Jt, USNR (Ret.) Ml. and Mn. Dennis D.W Jackson MI. Benjamin R.Jacobi MI. and Mis. Chiistophei P.Jameson LtCol and Mn.Jack D.JeweU CAPT and Mn. Curtiss D.Johnson Mt Stephen E Kalosis Mt Robert E Kanive CDR and Mn. Gail E Kauffinann CAPT and Mn. Sidney J. KUgoie Ml. and Mn.James A. Kion CDR and Mn. GeraldW Knott CDR and Mrs. Dennis K. Leroy Maj and Mn. Bobby R. Light CAPT and Mn. Ralph H. Lipfen CAPT and Mn.Thomas D. LoMacchio,Jt CART and Mn. Frederick R. Lutz Mr. and Mn. Jerome T Mahetjt Mr. James E. Maitland LCDR and Mn.Thomas G. MartUi CDR and Mn.Wffiiam H. Massicot LT and Mn. Ronald L. MaxweU CDR and Mn.James D Maynard CAPT and Mn. Cari R McCuUough Dt and Mn. Owen C. McFadden Mt and Mrs. Bennette D. McGraw LCDRJohn D.McKendnck,Jt,USN (Ret.) CDR and Mn. Ratiick J. McKenna Mt and Mis. Biian D McKenzie LCDR and Mn. Michael J. McQuaid CAPT and Mn. CG. Mendenhffi III Mt and Mrs. Richard D Mffier * CAPT and Mrs. Dale H.Moses Mt Rodney W Norris CDR and Mn.Thomas S. O'Keefe.Jt CDR and Mn. Curtis W Olsen Mt and Mrs. Stewart N. Overton Mt and Mis. Jimmy B. Penels CDR Charies M. Polanski, CHC, USNR Mt and Mis. RasseU A. Puppe LCDR and Mn.John E. Reeb Mt Stephen M. Remmeit Mt and Mn. Antonio J. Rodiiguez Mt Alan M. Roodhouse

CAPT and Mn.James J. Ry.m Mt and Mn. Michael R. Ryan Mt Richaid W. Sage Mt and Mn. Kinchen J. Searcy CDR and Mn.Jay A. Sean MI. and Mn.Wiffi.ini M. Shubeit.Jt CAPT .md Mn. City Siegel CAPT and Mn. RobeitV Smart CDR and Mn. Kennedi C SnUdi, Jt Col and Mn. Edwaid A. Smyth Mt and Mn. Richaid R Sn.udei Mt .and Mn. Andrew P. SosiUcky MI. Joseph M. Spelta CDR and Mn.Joseph S. Stewart II CAPT and Mn. Francis M. Swientek Mt Jon C Szczepaniak CAPT and Mn. Royce D.Taylor Mi.NUeA.VaU,Jt Mt and Mn. Robert S.Walkei IV • CAPT and Mn.Wffiiam WWeissnei CAPTThomasJ.WUUams.USN (Ret.) MI. and Mn. Lance A. WUmaith * Col and Mn. Richaid G.Wffines CDR and Mn. Robert D. Zvacek

1967 Presidents Circle Lejeune Associate ($25,000-$49,999) CDR and Mn. Bmce R. Lakefield

Presidents Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) Anonymous LCDR and Mn. Richaid R. MacDonald ADM and Mn. Robert J. Nattei VADM and Mn.John R. Ryan

Presidents Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) Mr. and Mn. Stephen M.Andies •*• Ml. and Mn. BracUey K. Beavei • MI. WiUiam J. Clevengei * Ml. and Mn.John C Grouse •* CART and Mn. Hairy G. Dittmann • CAPT and Mn.Wayne O Henry • Mr. and Mn.Thomas C Knudson * CAPT and Mrs. Edwaid J. Laskowski •* MI. and Mn.John J. O'Biien

President's Circle Assodate ($2,500-$4,999) Dt and Mn.John R. Bieieton CDR and Mn. David E. Church MI. and Mn. Dennis B. CosteUo CAPT and Mn. Samuel A. Davey MI. Ray A. Fortney Mt and Mn. David D Fox Ml. and Mn.John Claie-Nonis Guibert, III Mt and Mn. Robert Havasy Mt and Mn.W. Braun Jones,Jt Mt and Mn. R. Mark Keating LCDR and Mn. Douglas G. Matthews Mtjohn E Matus

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CAPT and Mn. Michael Mazurczak II ADM .and Mn. Richaid W Mies Mt and Mn.James R Mixon Mr. and Mn.John Morton III Mt .ind Mn. Roger Paradis The Honorable ,ind Mn. Andiony J. Prmcipi Mt and Mn.Thomas Pritchett * Mt and Mn. E. Michael QuiiUan CAPT and Mn.WUUamT RusseU Mt and Mn. Chailes A. Scherck * Mr. Ronald M. StoU Mr. and Mn. David J.Tate Mr. and Mn. Robert D.Thompson CDR and Mn. Ronald D.WaddeU CAPT and Mn. Peter R.Walton MajGen and Mn.Thomas L.WUkenon

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) Mr. and Mn. Roger L. BakkUa * Mt and Mn. Harold E. Baumberget Jt RADM and Mn. Chailes J. Been.Jt •* MI. and Mn. Geoige J. Butvilas CART and Mn. Richard J. Coffins CART and Mn. Steven J. Fagan VADM and Mn. Henry C. Giffin III CAPT and Mn.Arthur J. GUbert * CDR and Mrs. Ronald R. Johnson Mt Haiold B. Kluckhohn CDR Thomas C Maikley USNR (Ret.) CART and Mn. Notman A. Maiks Mt and Mn. Richard R. Rodgen CAPT and Mn. David R. Scheu, St CDR and Mn. Wesley R. Soper CAPT and Mn. Garth A. Van Sickle CDR and Mn.Wayne B.Wffion Mr. and Mn. Gene H. Zaiser

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) RADM and Mrs. Kenneth C BeUsle Dt and Mn. BurUe A. Bmnson Mr. and Mn.John St Clair Craighffi Mr. and Mn. Harold R. Demarest.Jt * Mt Frederick H. Gautschi III Mr. Frederick J. Geiger Mr. and Mn.JohnW. GoldschnUdt Dt and Mn. George W Haggerson Mr. and Mn. Stephen M. Halupa CAPT and Mn.Wffiiam Idsinga CAPT and Mn. Gerald K.Jacobs Mr. and Mn. Dennis R KeUy CAPT and Mn. Robert B. KeUyJt Maj and Mrs.John A. KieffetJt CDR and Mrs.John C Lawlotjt * CDR and Mn. Richard D. Lichtermann II Lt Col and Mn.James R. McNeece CDR and Mn. Frank A. MueUet Jt Mt and Mn.James L. Murphy III Mr. and Mn. Douglass C. Ogden CAPT and Mn. Bob R. Patton.Jt Mt and Mis. Michael E. Raulk MI. and Mrs.J. H. Daingerfield Retry CAPT and Mn. Michael D. Petenon Mt and Mn. Barry RoUara CAPT Richard D Raaz, USN (Ret.) • CDR and Mrs.Thomas E Robbins Dt and Mrs.Jack W Roe.Jt Mr. and Mrs. Louis Romano,Jt CDR and Mn. Michael W. Samuels

CAPT John C Scalzo, USN (Ret.) RADM and Mn.James R Schear CDR and Mrs.Thomas K. Scheber CAPT and Mrs, RichardT Scott.Jt Mt and Mrs.Wffiiam J. Sheahan Mt and Mrs.John S. Siegel CDR and Mrs.John H.Tisdile CAPT and Mn. Kari EVoUand.Jt CDR and Mn. Craig C L. White CAPT and Mn. Peter L. White Mt and Mn. George A. Zahn

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) ML and Mrs. Lawrence R. Bonnvffie Mt and Mrs. Charles E. Brown CAPT and Mrs. Peter C. Burggren CDR and Mrs. James D. Buttinger CDR and Mrs. Charles R. Cannady CAPTBardett L.Clark,USN Mr. and Mrs. James T. Claxton LCDR and Mrs.TUnothy M. Cohane Mt and Mrs. Samuel Davis III CDR and Mrs. Douglas E. Faber * CAPT and Mn. Leroy A. Farr LT and Mrs. Richard D Glasow Mr. and Mn. Lawrence H. Green CAPTandMn.R.B.HaUII Mr. and Mn.Wffiiam H. Hamilton.Jt CAPT and Mis. Robert E. Hawthorne.Jt •* Col and Mis. Klaus P. Heinemeyei Mt and Mn. Edwaid J. Hepp.Jt Dt and Mrs. Calvin W Huey Mt and Mn.John Jakucyk Mt and Mn. Edwaid A. Keims MI. and Mn.Jerome M. Kirchbeig LtCol and Mrs. Richard H. Kunkel,Jt CAPT and Mn. Bo G. Lmdfon CAPT and Mrs. Steven K. Long CAPT and Mn. Dale E. McQuinn CDR and Mn. Richard J. Meade Rj\DM and Mn. Robert L. MoeUer CDR and Mn. Ernest W Moldenhauetjt • CDR and Mn. Anthony V. Monaco * The Honorable and Mn. Robert P Murrian CAPT and Mn. Robert L. Mushen II CAPT and Mn. K.W Neuman.Jt * CAPT John E Pfeiffet USN Mt and Mn.Theodore H. Stearns,Jt CAPT ChanceUor A.Tzomes,USN (Ret.) CRO and Mis. BiianVanano

Donor CAPT and Mn.James H.Aldrich.Jt CDR and Mn. Robert P AUen CDR Peter R. Antomak, CHC, USNR (Ret.) CDR and Mrs. Leman J. Aunchman,Jt RJU)M and Mrs. Kenneth R Barausky Mt and Mrs. David C. Beaty CDR and Mrs. Edward B. Blackwood LCDR and Mrs. Ronald J. BUss LT Charies K. BorteU.Jt, USNR CDR and Mn. Gerard F Buckley CART and Mrs. Rene J. Chicoine CAPT and Mn. LesUe A. Christian Mt Raymond J. Clatworthy Mt Jeiry L. CogdiU * CAPT and Mn. Martin K. CoUins CART and Mn.James B. Cook II LCDR C.Timothy Corcoran III, USNR

CDR and Mn.John B. Cotton CDR and Mrs. Martin L. Cover III CDR James A. DaU, USN (Ret) Mr. and Mrs.Wffiiam A. Dautel CART and Mn. MarshaU J. David, Jt Col and Mn. Robert L. Eari Mt and Mn.James M. Edwards Mt and Mrs. Charies R. Eisenbach II Mt and Mrs. Donald G. Emmons •* Mt and Mn. Robert H. EngUsh CDR Michael J. Fariow, USN (Ret.) and CDR Lynne A. Fariow, USNR CAPT and Mn. Richard K. Farver Dt and Mrs.Timothy J. Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Edwin C Finneyjr LCDR and Mrs. Robert D Fischl Mt and Mn. Phffioy C. Gale III CART Michel D. Glerum, USN (Ret.) CDR and Mn. Ritchie W Gouk CART and Mn.WUUam L. HaU * LT and Mn. Kenneth P. Hansen Mr. and Mn. Robert A. Harris Mt Timothy J. Hoffrnann MajGen Patrick G, Howard, USMC (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs.John B. Hudson,Jt Dt and Mis. James C Hughes CDRJohnRInman.USN MtAlfred O.Johnson.Jt CART and Mis. Laurence E.Johnson CARTThomas R.Jones, USNR CAPT and Mn. Michael B. KeUey CART and Mn.AUen E. Lawvei CART and Mn. Raymond D. Leonaid CART and Mrs. Douglas W Lindquist CART and Mn. Robert L. LoweU.Jt Ml. WUUam C. Maikley III CART and Mn.John K. ManhaU II Mr. and Mrs. AUen W. Martin Mr. and Mrs.Wffiiam T McCluskey CART Wffiiam L. McCracken, USN (Ret.) CARTVan L. McCuUough, USN Mt and Mrs.James D McQueen,Jt Mr. Edward H.Mffis CAPT and Mn. Sidney A. Mohsberg III Mt Robert C. MueUer Mr. and Mrs. Harold D. Naylor Mr. WUUam C Pendleton •* CDR and Mn.Thomas W Perkins Mt and Mrs.Jean R Phelps.Jt • LCDR and Mrs. Bernard B. Racely Mt Bruce M. Rowley VADM and Mn. Norbert R. Ryan.Jt Mr. and Mn.Thomas J. SamoUs CDR and Mrs. David J. Santoro Mr. and Mrs. Jules B. Selden Mt and Mrs. Bernard L. Simonsen CDR Sidney M. Skjei.Jt, USNR (Ret.) RADM and Mrs. Raymond C Smith,Jt Mr. and Mrs. Peter E SmuUen CART and Mrs.Thomas A. Sommers Mt and Mrs.Thomas W Southworth CW4 and Mn. Patrick G. StaeheU CART Wffiiam C Sredfield, USNR (Ret) MI. and Mn. RusseU J. Tadych MI. and Mn. George H.Thompson CDR and Mrs. Larry RTorgerson CART and Mn. Gary CWasson Mr. and Mn, Keefer D.Welch CAPT and Mn.James E.Welsch CART and Mn.Jack B.WUUams,Jt Mt Robert E WUson

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IMNI CART and Mrs.John R.Wood,Jt Mt and Mn.Vemon E.Wright Mt Jeffiey A.Young

1968 Presidents Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) RADM and Mn.WUUamW. Cobb.Jt Mt WUUam R. Davis Mt and Mrs. Larry J. Hart ADM and Mn.Jay L.Johnson •* RADM and Mn. Henry EWhite.Jr

Presidents Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) Mt and Mis. WUUam C Dow Mt and Mn.J. David Robinson * Mt and Mis.Thomas A.Teach CAPT and Mn.James D von SuskU •

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Mt Eric L. Oser and Mrs. Ruth Oser CDR and Mn. DarreU R. PoweU Mt and Mn. Michael D. Prince CAPT and Mn.Thomas C Ruland * CDR and Mrs.Amold R. Shapack CAPT and Mn. Melvffie J.Walters RADM and Mrs, Donald A.Weiss

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) Mt and Mrs. Frederick B. Bayer III Mt and Mrs. Robert A. Chester CAPT and Mn. Michael L. Coats Mt and Mrs.Thomas A. Colbourn Mt Jeffiey H. Desautels Mt and Mrs. Gary M. Grant CDR Robert J. HoUerbach, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Eric J. Houin LCDR and Mn. Roger N. Hughes Col and Mrs. Michael A. Kalashian Mr. and Mn. Phffip J. Katauskas LCDR and Mn. Kenneth E. Kolarcik CDR and Mrs. Leo S. Kuehn Mt and Mrs. Stanley E. MUtko.Jt Mt Leland T. Moote Col and Mn. Biyan D O'Connoi CART and Mn. Leonard C. Sjostiom

($2,500-$4,999) Mt and Mn. Sigval M. Beig.Jt Mt Louis E. Cimagha Mt and Mn. Steven M. Etter Mt and Mn.James M. Longeibone * CAPT and Mis. Lyle D. Meiei CAPT and Mn. Michael D. Metcalf* CART and Mn. Geiald R Mod MajGen and Mn.Teirence R Murray Mt and Mn. David L. Myen Mt and Mn.John H. O'Neffi.Jt Mt and Mn.Thomas D Pestorius Mt and Mn.Joseph A. Sfara CDR and Mn. Cari J.Tamulevich Mr. and Mn. Michael J. Tkach * Mt and Mn. Mark CTreanor

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) RADM and Mn. Richard A. Buchanan RADM and Mrs. Kevin E Delaney CAPT and Mn. Richard D Evert • Dt and Mis. Ned W Gaiiigues LtGen and Mn.Jack W Klimp CAPT and Mn. Michael L. McHugh Mt and Mis. Scott C. Swain LCDR and Mn.Joe A.Ylitalo

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) Anonymous Mt and Mn. Douglas M. Bomaiito Mt and Mn.James C. Bradfoid Mt and Mn.James S. CuUen Mt and Mis. Petei B. Diefendorf Mt and Mn. Robert F Duggan Mt Roy E. Giaham.Jt Mt Richaid B. Hepler CART and Mrs.Thomas C. Houghton CAPT and Mrs. Stephen A.Johnson Mt Michael D. McSweeney ADM and Mn. Michael G. MuUen CART and Mn.John E Olsen

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Donor Maj and Mrs. David C. Beard Mt and Mrs. George R. Bieger CDR and Mrs. George L. Breeden II LCDR and Mn. Harry O Buzhardt.Jt •* CAPT and Mrs. Michael J. Carron CAPT and Mrs.Wiffiam T Coffins,Jt Mt and Mrs. Phffip R Condron CAPT and Mn.John S. Cooley Mt Howard A. Con Mt and Mn. RhiUp J. Curtis CDR and Mn.Timothy W DuSy Mr. and Mrs. Dennis E. Dugan Mt and Mrs.Jeffiey M. Dumas CAPT and Mn. Otis K. Earie CDR Guy A. Eastman, USN (Ret.) CART Theodore W Fettet USN (Ret.) Mr Alan Fischman Mr. and Mn. Gary L. Fishman Col and Mn. Marvin H. Floom Dr and Mrs. Charies K, EoiUsham II Dr and Mrs. Steven M. Fox Mt and Mrs.Joseph E Fry CAPT and Mrs. Everett B. Gaston Mt and Mrs.Thomas R. Germani Mt and Mrs. Shelby S. Guilbert Mr and Mrs.John W HamUton Mt and Mrs.Thomas E Harper CDR and Mrs. Craig R. Heckert CART and Mrs. Gregory Home CDR and Mrs.James E. Hurston CAPT and Mrs. Dennis W Irelan Mt and Mrs. Quentin C.Johnson CAPT and Mn. David M. Lee LCDR and Mrs. James E. Morgenson CAPT Edward M. Mulhern, USNR (Ret.) CDR and Mn.Wiffiam M. MulhoUand CAPT Charies R. Munseyjt, USN (Ret.) CART and Mn.James R O'Brien MrThomasW. Oliver III Mt and Mrs.Thomas H. Petersen CDR and Mn. Lawrence C.J. Poh,Jt

CAPT Francis X. Poole, SC, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Stephen H. Ries RADM and Mn. Han yT. Rittenour Mt B, Gregory RusseU CDR and Mn. Patrick A. Sabadie Mt and Mis. David R. Samuelson Mt and Mis. James A. Schweitman CART and Mn.Joseph P Sciabarra Mt and Mrs. Robert P Scott CDR Wffiiam N. Scott.Jt, USN (Ret.) Mt Arnold J Sisk CART and Mrs. MUes M. Staley CAPT and Mrs. Gary A, Storm Dt Wffiiam M. Suffivan HI CAPT and Mrs. Frederick S.Wachowicz CDR and Mn. Gregory J. Wood Mt Dennis K. H.Young

1969 Presidents Circle Halsey Associate ($100,000-$249,999) Mt Myles A. Fisher

President's Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) CART Jack K. Edgat USNR (Ret.) Mt and Mrs. Stephen J. Leaman Mt and Mrs.Wffiiam R McCauley

Presidents Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) ADM and Mn.James O Effis.Jt •» Mt and Mrs.Thomas E Hagan Mt and Mrs. S. Daniel Johnson • Mt Kenneth E. Lange Mt and Mrs. Rjchard W Long Mt and Mrs. James B. Mcllvaine • CAPT and Mn. Michael T Smith * CAPT and Mn.John S.White

Presidents Circle Associate ($2,500-$4,999) LtCol and Mrs. WUUam D. Berry Mt and Mn. CJregory W. Brubeck RADM and Mn. Stanley W Bryant CAPT and Mn. Charies T Burbage Mt and Mn.Thomas J. Cavanaugh Maj and Mn. Stephen W ConUskey CDR and Mrs. Reter J. Devries.Jt CAPT and Mn. Ronald D Gumbert.Jt CAPT and Mrs. Simeon G. Higgins,Jt * CDR and Mn. Robert C Hinckley CART and Mrs. Thomas J. HoUeman Dr and Mn. Steven A. Hudock * RADM Richard G. Kirkland, USN (Ret.) • CAPT and Mn.John M. Lewis II Mt and Mn. Richard C Lottie CDR E H. Michaelis,Jt, USN (Ret.) CART and Mn. Robert D. Muffins I ^ D M and Mn.John B. Padgett III Mt and Mn. David L. Prosser CART and Mn. Robert L. Rachor,Jt

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CAPT and Mn. David O. Rose LtCol Russel Martin Stromberg, USMC CAPT and Mn. Gerald TWitowski * Mt and Mrs. Dennis A.Yatras CDR and Mn. Richard A. Young

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) CAPT and Mn. David J. Alexander CAPT and Mn.Albert E. Bennett,Jt * Dt and Mrs.John H. Bodine Mt and Mrs.Wffiiam A. Bramley III Mt Richard R Bush and Ms. L. C Frost * CART and Mn. Charies L. Buder * CDR and Mn. Alfred L. Cipriani CDR Wffiiam E CUfford, USN (Ret.) CDR and Mn.Wffiiam K. Coxe,Jt CAPT and Mn.James N. Eagle II CAPT and Mn. George M. Gordon Mt and Mn. Eric C Honour Mt WUUam Kernan,Jt * CDR and Mn. MUo J. KUmer II Mt and Mn.James M. Kimmel LtCol and Mn. Damel R KoUay CART and Mn. Glenn D. Lattig CAPT and Mn. Edward A. Lyons II Mt and Mn.Wffiiam C. McClain,Jt Mt and Mn. Giegg R. Oveibeck CAPT and Mn.James R. Paddock • Mt and Mn. Gaiy R. Polansky Mt Charies H. Quandel Dt and Mn. Richaid R. Reece MI. and Mn. Charies R Rush Mt and Mn. Geoige S. Sara Mt and Mn. Andiew M. Scott * CAPT and Mn.John Z. Stepien CAPT and Mn.James H.TuUeyJt * Mt and Mn. Richaid G.Waiien CART and Mn. Glenn R.Whaley CDR Richaid A, Woodwonh, USN CAPT and Mn. Michael J. Worley Mt and Mn. Alfred E.Yudes.Jt

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) CAPT and Mn. Ronnie L. Barrow LCDR and Mn. Robert D. Bennett Maj and Mn. Rjchard W CampbeU Mt Stanley E. CarUn Mt and Mn. Eric J. ChaUain Mr Joseph B. Chopek Rev and Mn. Remberton Cooley III Mt and Mn. Bruce C. Davey Judge and Mn. David G. Deininger Mt Robert S. Drake CDR and Mn. David A. Ehemann LtCol Kenneth W Estes, USMC (Ret.) Mr LesUe M. Gotch CAPT and Mn. Gregory L. Hansen Mt Michael D Hardman •* Mt Phil HazeUig CDR Stephen WJosephson, USNR CAPT and Mn. Heniy J. Kucinski.Jt CDRJames W Ladiam, USN (Ret.) Mt and Mn. Stephen T Lindet * CAPT and Mn.John J. ManhaU Mt and Mn.Timothy A. McBiiei • CAPT and Mn.Wffiiam R. Mffiei Mt and Mn.Thomas R. Nastro CAPT and Mn. Michael A. Payne

Ml. .ind Mn. Dennis W. Plank CAPT and Mn. Robert E. Riera.Jt CAPT and Mn. Francis A. Robeits CAPT and Mn. Paul E Ross MI. and Mn. Law-rence M. Schadegg, St CDR and Mn. Baket A. Smith CART and Mn.John H. Strauss Ml. and Mn.Waltei M.Teesdale MI. and Mn.Thom,as RTonden Mt and Mn. Geoige N.Tzavaras CAPT and Mn. Ray M. UniKitgei Mt Stephen A. Wait! Ill CDR and Mn. Samuel E.WUson III LCDR and Mn. Michael E.Younkei

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) CDR and Mn. Roben J. Amundson. St Mt Andiony EApoUaro MtJamesABabbll Mt and Mn. Howaid R. BacLirach CAPT and Mn.James A. Boland CDR and Mn. Notman F Brown LCDR and Mn. Richarci L. Bulgei Mt and Mn.John M. Bimkei CDR and Mn. Richaid A. Cataldi CAPT and Mn.John E Gates,Jt Col and Mn.Joel L. Cooley CAPT and Mn. Chailes T. Creekman.Jt Col and Mn. Michael J. Cross Ml. and Mn.TenenceV CuUen Mr. and Mn. David K. Daggett •* CDR and Mn. Henry G. Davison CAPT and Mn. Lawience F Diddlemeyer CART and Mn. A.J. Dionizio.Jt Mr.John E. Donovan Ml. and Mn. Brian D Englei CDR and Mn.Thomas E. Fahy Mr. Edwin B. Emison CDR Richard R Hoy d. USNR CDR and Mn.ThomasV Fowler CART and Mn. Howard J. Haffidayjt CAPT and Mn.JamesW Hamburg Mr. and Mn. Deck E. HaneU CAPT James D. Harris, USNR Mr. and .Mn. Roben F Hartman III CAPT and Mn. David M. Heming Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin H. Hicks,Jt Mr. and Mn.Thomas P.Johnson Mr. Paul S.Johnston CART and Mn. George WJurand Mr. Robert M. Kalisch Mr. and Mn. Gregory J. Kieffer Mr. and Mn. Ralph H. Kindelberger •* CDR Jack W. Lahren, USN (Ret.) Dt and Mn. Dan H. Lochner CAPT and Mn.Wffiiam S. McMurry Mr. and Mrs.Wffiiam H. Newton III Col HughJO'Neffi, USMC Mr. and Mn. Gary J Overbeck CAPT and Mn. DavidW Parsons * Mt and Mn.Wffiiam R Poirier CDR and Mn.Wffiiam A. Proses CAPT and Mn. Frederick D Puncke.Jt CAPT and Mrs. James A. Reaghard Mt and Mn.WffiiamW Rogalski.Jt •* Mr. Richard K. Rufiier Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Salewske Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Scott CAPT John J ScuUy USNR CDR and Mn.James B. Slaight

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CAPT and Mn. Michael G. Strand CDR ,ind Mn. Patrick A. Stroop Mt and Mn. George RTerwiUiger CAPT md Mn.Arthur G.Teves CAPT and Mn. Roland C.Thatchcr III Mt and Mn.John S.Tohme.Jr. Dt and Mn. Lawrence W.Townseiid CAPT md Mn.Thomas E. Utegaarci LCDR .md Mn. Michael J.Watson Mt and Mn.John G.Woods

Donor CART and Mn.Brace C.Adams CDR ,ind Mn. Paul A. Alfieri CAPT and Mn. Mario J. Bagagho.Jt Mt Edward G. Bannat CART .md Mn.James E. Baskervffie CAPT md Mn. Geoige E. Bieda CAPT Nelson A. BUsh, USN (Ret.) Mtjohn S. Buckinghmi CDR and Mn. Denms E. Burton CDR and Mn. Cail S. Chiistiansen LCDR and Mn. Kevin S. Clancy Mt md Mn.John E Claik CAPT and Mn.Waltei J. Cummings Mt and Mn. Geoffiey L. Davies Ml. Robert L. Davis CART and Mn. Lawience I. Eckerman Mr. md Mn. Donald H. Esteyjt CDR md Mn.John H. Feder CART and Mrs.Thomas R. Fedyszyn CDR md Mrs.John D Fernie Mt and Mn. Mark L. Ford CAPT md Mn.WffiiamY. Frentzel II LtCoI md Mn. Robert W Geary CDR and Mn. Gary C Goodmundson Mr. and Mn.James R. GuUfoyle Mr. Michael J. Haddon CDR and Mn.Alan R. Hager CAPT md Mrs. Michael A. Harbin CDR md Mrs.John B. Hawkins,Jt CAPT md Mn.Jeffiey M. HeUrung Mt RandaU S. Henderson Mr. md Mrs. Roger H. Henderson Mr. and Mn.James C. Higgins III Dt and Mn. Jonathan T. Hine CART and Mn.James A. Hooper IV CDR and Mn.John W.Jacobs LCDR and Mrs. Michael PJarina Mr. and Mrs. David C.Jarrett * Col and Mrs.WUUam R.Jones CART md Mrs. Charies L.Joshn III CAPT and Mn.James M. Kenney Mr James Knubel Mr. md Mn. Robert G. Kokstein Mr. and Mrs. Duane Krum CAPT and Mn.Wffiiam J. Laz Mt James M. Leveson CDR Robert E. Mayo, USN (Ret.) Mt and Mis. Michael R McGee Mtjohn G. MitcheU CDR and Mn. MittheU D. Moore Mt and Mn. Martin F Moran CART and Mn. Michael C. Morgan CAPT and Mn.Alden F Muffins,Jt CAPT and Mn. Gerald J. O'DonneU CAPT and Mn.Timothy W Oliver Mt Lynn C Orfgen CAPT and Mrs. Charies E. Pehl Col and Mrs. Laurence R. Plumb Mt and Mn. Michael W. Role

CAPT WalterW. Price 111, USNR LT and Mn. Richard E Puckett CDR and Mn. D.wid H. Ruddock LCDR Thomas E Sauntry USN (Ret.) Mt and Mn. George F SchmoU LCDR Roger L. Scofield, USN Mt and Mn.John R, Shinovich.Jt MtJohnW. Smith II Mr, and Mrs, Bradley W. Spahr LCDR and Mn. Wesley C. Stanfield CDR Jackson A. Stockton.Jt, USNl^ (Ret.) CAPT Ralph H. StoU, USN (Ret.) CDR Patrick D SuUivan, USN Mt and Mn.JuUan TVan Winkle * Dt Edwaid J. Waitt.Jt CDR George EWenchel, USN (Ret.) Mt and Mrs. Reter B. Zuidema

Herndon Club ($1.000-$2,499) CAPT and Mrs. Eugene T. DaUey Mt and Mrs, Richard M. Folga Mt Raul L, Fowler VADM and Mrs.John J. Grossenbacher Mt and Mrs.John P HarreU.Jt Mt and Mrs.Terry R. Huff Mt and Mrs.WiUiam M. Kemp Mt and Mrs. Stephen C Macy MtJohnJ. Manis, St CDR and Mn. Ronald A, Marchetri Mt and Mrs. Scott E Newberry CAPT and Mn.James S, Perry

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999)

1970 Presidents Cirde Halsey Associate ($100,000-$249,999) Mt and Mn. Daniel E Akerson

President's CJrcfe Dewey Associate ($50,000-$99,999) Mt and Mn. Barry B. Lewis Mt Kevin W Sharer

President's Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) Mr. and Mrs. Raul M. FeUx CDR and Mrs. Edmund E. Moore Mt and Mn. Gregory B. Murphy Mt and Mn.James L.Taylor Mt and Mrs. Nicholas J. WUUams,Jr

President's Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) Dt and Mn. RhUipT Cahffi • Mt Henry J. Maclaughlin Mt and Mrs. Ralph C. Raulk • Mr, and Mrs. Richard M.Teater

President's Circle Associate ($2,500-$4,999) CART and Mn, Roger C.Adams Mr. and Mn.Thomas J. Bender,Jt VADM and Mrs.J. Cuder Dawson.Jt ADM and Mrs.Thomas B. Fargo LCDR and Mrs. Michael G. Frick CART and Mrs. Kent W HanUm CDR and Mrs. Lawrence Heyworth III Mt and Mrs. Franklin G. King Mt and Mrs. Michael P Kunigonis * CDR and Mrs. Robert J. Mackey Mt and Mrs. David A. Martin Mt and Mrs. Robert A. Meyer • CART and Mn. David B. Oberholtzer Mt and Mis. Lany R. Schear Mt and Mn. Dale E. Stahl RADM and Mn. Paul E SuUivan * Mt Edward C.Tempcsta

Mtjohn J, Brennan Mt and Mrs,Thoiiias L, Bricken CAPT and Mn. Robert N. Burton,Jt Mt Bruce K. Doubleday CAPT and Mrs. James L. Durham Mt and Mrs. Michael E Foley Mt and Mrs.Wffiiam K. Foster Mr. and Mn. Dale E. Gauge Mt and Mn, Rhodric C Hackman Mt and Mrs, John B, Hart CAPT and Mrs. Roger P.Jacobs Mt and Mrs.Jeb B, Kingseed Mt and Mrs, Warren J. Mackensen Dt and Mrs. James H. Nottingham,Jt Mt md Mn. Alfred G. Rundle.Jt Mt and Mrs. Dennis M. Ryan Dt and Mn.John R. Schrot CAPT and Mn.Thomas G. Senvich II CDR and Mrs. Stanley H. Smith • Mt md Mrs. James W Suhr Col Leonard M. Supko, USMC (Ret.) LCDR and Mrs. Domimck WVisco Mt Edward Wlodarczyk Mr. and Mrs.Thomas S.Wolfe Mt and Mrs, Charies J,Yash RADM and Mrs. Charies B.Young

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) CDR and Mn. Lucian M. Acuff The Honorable and Mrs.Wffiiam P Barry CAPT and Mrs.James M. Carney * Col Martin D Carpentet USAF (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. RogerW. Cartjt * MtAlanR. Click Dtjohn P Crisp CDR and Mrs. Craig R. Dampier CAPT and Mn.John J. DenUein.Jr Mt and Mrs. GeraldV EUingwood RADM and Mn.David R.EUison Mr. and Mrs. Gerald G. Ermentrout Col and Mrs. PhiUip E Fargotstein Mt Mike Gottleib CAPT and Mrs. Everett L. Greene RADM Richard G. Gumon, USNR CAPT ,ind Mn. Ralph T Gutierrez Mt Charies R. Herald LCDR Curtis O. Hingson, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mrs, Mark A. Hoke LCDR and Mrs. Ronnie L.Justiss Mr, CUfford H. Kitde.Jt LTJG and Mn. Gaiy D. Knight CDR Timothy A. Kok, USN (Ret.)

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yMNi Mt and Mn.Jim R. Liiicks Mt and Mn. Hugh D. Mauldin,Jt The Honorable and Mis. Tim S. McCain Mt and Mrs. Robert L. McElroy Mt Myles T. McGrme CDR and Mrs. Lewis E Mclntyre Mt md Mrs. Gary C Meyer CAPT WUson A. MUes,Jt, USNR (Ret.) CAPT and Mrs.Wffiiam H. Parks.Jt CDR Robert L. Perch, USNR (Ret.) CAPT md Mn. OUver H. Perry III CAPT and Mn. Frank W Reifinydetjt CAPT and Mn. Dennis L. Ryan III CDR and Mn. CraigW SUverthome RADM Kenneth D. Slaght, USN (Ret.) LtCol and Mrs. Robert E. Sonnenberg.Jt CAPT and Mn. Gary L.Vine CAPT md Mn. Harold B.WaUace CAPT and Mn. Cari E.Weiscopf CAPT and Mn. Frank L.Wunt •

Donor Mt and Mn. Hairy P Alesso CDR and Mn. Douglas A. Backes Mt and Mrs.Jeffiey S.J. Bffi Dt md Mn.Teirence A. Bidnick Maj md Mn.Wiffimi E Brodeiick Mt Joseph H. Bueschet Jt Mt and Mn. Richaid C Buff LCDR and Mn. Scott R. Bulfinch CDR and Mn.James B. Cartetjt CAPT and Mn. Michael W Casey CDR and Mn. Royal W ConneU.Jt CDR md Mn. Douglas W Dietz Mt and Mrs.John O. DoUerscheU LtCol and Mrs. C. Frank Dubia,Jt Mt Francis M. Dunham Mr Wffiiam R. Eason,Jt Dt Mark R. Edwards Mt and Mn. Paul J. Fallen, Jt CDR and Mrs. Charles S. EarreU.Jr CDR and Mn. Raul E. Fitzgibbons CART and Mn.Thomas J. Flaherty Mt Anthony E. Foid * CAPT and Mn. Geoige V Galdoiisi CAPT and Mn.Joe A. Goodman * Mt Richaid K. Graham CAPT and Mn. Francis B. Giubb.Jt Mt and Mn. Robert G. Halgren.Jt Mr, and Mrs. Howard R. HaU CAPT and Mrs.Wffiiam Helfen Mt and Mrs.Thomas G. Herbert LCDR and Mn. Ronald M. Hffi LT and Mrs. Robert H. Hingson.Jt LCDR and Mn. Patrick M. Hogan CDR and Mn.John G. Holewa CAPT and Mn. Paul D HoUenbach LCDR and Mn. ChristopherW HoUoweU IV LCDR and Mrs. James D. Hook CAPT and Mrs.Wiffiam EJenkins Mt and Mrs. Jefferson D. Kaylot Jt CDRJames E Kenney USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Steven I. Klotz CDR and Mrs. Dougla.ss H. Lamartin CAPT and Mn. Patrick H. Lawless • CAPT and Mrs. Dennis M. Lunghofer Mt Michael J. Magaletti.Jt Mt Raymond O. Manasco,Jt LCDR and Mrs.James R. Maxey II CDR Michael D.May USN CAPT and Mrs.John R. McNamce.Jt

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Mt and Mrs.John M. Meacham CAPT Wffiiam J. R Melby USN CDR Daniel D.MUnet USN Mt and Mrs. Larry I. Moore III CDR and Mn. Michael J. Novak CAPT and Mn.Wffiiam A. Nurthen Mr.John R. Oakes CAPT and Mn. Kenneth L. O'Bannon CDR and Mrs.John S. Olson CAPT and Mrs. Henry S. Prevette CDR and Mn. Hariey L. Rhodes CDR and Mrs. Carter D Savage Mt and Mn. Raul D. Schroetter, St CDR and Mrs.John N. Shaffer,Jt LT and Mrs.Thomas S. Sher Mt and Mn.John T. Shields III Ml. and Mis. Chestei A. Shorts * CDR and Mn. DouglasV Smith CAPT and Mn. Ernest M. Snowden II MI. and Mn. Maik E. Spong LCDR and Mn. Steven P Steiro MI. Henry ETabb III* CAPT and Mn. Grant W.Thorpe CAPT and Mn. David EWalsh Mt and Mrs.Wiffiam EWebb Mt and Mn.Wiffiam J.Webb CAPT Richard E.WesKott, USN (Ret.) LCDR Wayne L.Wolfe, USN (Ret.) CART and Mn.Thomas S. Zysk

1971 Presidents Circle Halsey Associate ($100.000-$249,999) Mr. and Mrs. Peter E deVos Dt James G. Gonzales

President's Cirde Dewey Assodate ($50,000-$99,999) Col and Mrs. Walter P. Havenstein

Presidents Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) Mt Mt Mt Mt

and Mrs. Jack L. Conrad * and Mn.Wffiard C Hayjt and Mrs. Michael R. Hecomovich Clay O. StUes

President's Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) Mt and Mrs. RonaldV. Benigno CDR and Mn.John M. Boniface * Mt and Mrs. Ross S. Dessert * Mt and Mrs. Edward J. Sanderson, Jt

President's Cirde Associate ($2,500-$4,999) MtErrettJBozarth II * MtJ. Scott Burd Mt and Mrs. Gerald L. Byrnes Mt and Mrs.William J. Cocos Mt Stephen E Dmetruk * CAPT and Mn.Thomas J. Hammons III

CAPT and Mrs. Garry Holmstrom * Mt and Mn.WiUiam C Hoover Mt and Mrs. Michael T.James Mt and Mn. ETerry KrenUan Mt and Mrs. David T. Laws Mt and Mn.Victor T. Linck CAPT and Mn. Michael W Longworth, St CAPT and Mn. Michael D. Marks CAPT and Mn. Perry J. Martini, Jt CDR and Mrs. WUUam A. Meyen • Mt and Mrs.John T. Morris LtCol and Mn. Keith E. Nadolski CART and Mn. Robert C Parsons Mt and Mrs. Alan C Rtak Mt and Mn.James E. Queen Mt and Mis.James M. Seating Mt and Mn.James J. Sheppaid Dt and Mn. Robert W Swait RADM and Mn. Chiistophei E.Weaver Mt and Mn. Stephen A. Wohlei

Herndon Club ($1.000-$2,499) Mr, and Mrs,Thomas H. Abernathy * LCDR and Mrs. Patrick M. Doyle * Mt and Mrs. Bruce N. Erickson Mt and Mrs. E. Michael Flanagan Mt and Mrs. Osmund R. Fretz III VADM and Mn. Kevin R Green * Dt and Mrs. Gerald F Harris Mt and Mrs. Robert R Hendershot * CAPT and Mn. Alfred G. Hutehins Mt and Mrs.Thomas A. Laboon.Jt CDR and Mn. Robert J. Larkin CAPT and Mrs. Paul J. Loustaunau LCDR and Mn.John F Martin III * Mt and Mrs.WiUiam R Matz Mtjohn M. McNaUen CAPT and Mrs. Glenn H. Montgomery Mt and Mrs. Bruce E. Nichols CAPT and Mn. Michael T. Nordin * CAPT Dana A. Roberts, USN (Ret.) Lt Col and Mrs. Ronald E. Spratt CDR and Mrs.John M.Tapajcik Mt Michael D Trice LtCol and Mrs.Joseph S. Uberman

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) Mr Vincent Ardizzone CDR and MnJohnC. Bffi* Maj and Mrs. Chris Bennett Mr. Michael S. Bilecky Col David R. Bloomet USMC Mt and Mrs. Donald S. Brewer Mt and Mrs. Stephen H. Brighton Mt Richard A. Burman CDR Stephen J. Carro, USN (Ret.) Mt Michael J. Coffier Mt and Mrs. Ron.ild E Cornelison Mt and Mrs.John R Cossick Mt Robert C, Custer Mt and Mrs.James A. Davis Col and Mn. Mel W. DeMan.Jt Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Dunphy Mt and Mrs. Richard H. Ector RADM and Mn.Joseph E. Enright Mt Brian D, Finegold Mt and Mn. Raul E Fisk * CAPT and Mrs. Roger A. Franssen

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CART and Mn. Michael G. Gaffiiey St CDR and Mrs.Thomas R. GaUoway Mt and Mrs. Grant L. Graeber Mt and Mis. Michael J. L. Greene RADM and Mn. Charies H. Giiffiths,Jt Mt and Mrs. David J. Hackett Mt and Mrs. Michael J. HaUahan Mt and Mrs. Benjamin A. HoUand CDR and Mrs. Brian J. Horais CAPT and Mn. Mark M. Horgan CAPT and Mn. David B. Howe Mt Joseph H. Johns CAPT Larry C.Johnson, USN (Ret) CAPT and Mrs.Thomas N. Ledvina CAPT and Mrs.James R. Maris Col and Mrs. Andrew E Mazzara Mt Geoffiey L. McMuffin CAPT and Mn.John T. Meistei Mt and Mn.Joe C Midgett CDR Charies R. Mffiei, USNR (Ret,) CAPT and Mn. Donald Mffier Mt and Mn. Scott A. Monson CAPT and Mn. Micajah W Newman Mt David J. Nichols MI. and Mn. LesUe R. Nbton * Mt and Mrs.John R. North CAPT and Mn. Edward J. Parks Mt and Mn. Robert K. Pearce,Jt Mt and Mrs. Robert J. Richardson Mt and Mrs. Douglas E. Sameit VADM and Mrs. Stanley R. Szembonki LCDR and Mrs. Lynden R.ToUvetSt CDR and Mn. Leo J.TredwayJt CART and Mrs.Thomas E.Vickery LCDR and Mn. Dennis M.Walsh Mt and Mrs. Robert E.Walter CART and Mn. David CWeffing Mt and Mrs. Richard C.Wheeler * Mt Cari J.Wiedemann II CAPT and Mn.Wffiiam R.Wffiiams LCDR and Mrs. Cassin Young Mt and Mn. Peter A. Zauddce

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) CDR and Mn. Harry W.Bashore III Mt Douglas L. Bayne LtCol and Mn. Maik T Beck LCDR and Mrs.James A. Bloom Mt and Mrs. Richard B. Bottenberg CDR and Mn.John D Bowen Mt Lee E. Burgess Mt Ralph G. BUInette.Jt CDR and Mn. Stephen B. Butkus CDR and Mn. Robert A. Capra Maj and Mn. Alfi-ed E Claibon,Jt Mt md Mrs. Robert Clydesdale III Mt and Mn. Arthur K. Coffing.Jt CAPT John A. Conkey USNR (Ret.) Mt and Mrs. Dennis A. Desmond Mt Richaid A. Dietz CAPT and Mn. Wchaid H. Enderiy CAPT and Mn. Retei A. Flanneiy Mt and Mis. Bradley S. Fostei CDR MichaelJ. French, USN CART and Mrs. Wilson J. Fritchman VADM and Mn. Scott A. Fry Mt Robert M. CiUagher Dt Thomas F Golden Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Grames

CAPT md Mn. Brenton C Greene Maj md Mn. Lambert C. HeUces Mr. James Hergenroeder CAPT md Mrs. Ronald E. Hewett Mr. Raymond J. Hogm Mr. md Mn. Mark H. Howe CAPT md Mn. Kennedi SJordm CDR md Mn. Carl E.Josefion CAPT md Mn. Edwaid W. KeUy CDR md Mn. Patrick R. KeUy Dt md Mn. Raul B. Long CAPT md Mn. Kennedi A. Maiks CDR md Mn. Chailes W. May MI. Paul G. Mclntire CDR md Mn. David J Odlmd LCDR md Mn. Michael R O'Rouike CAPT md Mn. Chiistophei Osiei * CAPT Louis J. Oswald III, USNR MI. md Mn. David E. Polzien * Ml. Stephen A. Riggs MI. Ted E. Rogen VADM md Mn. Ronald A. Route CAPT md Mn. Richaid E. Schuknecht MI. md Mn.Wairen R. SchiUtz Ml. Bradley D Scroggins * MI. md Mn.James L. Smoogen Ml. Raul A. Sonye Mr. md Mn. Robert R. StikveU MI. Paul D Swedmd CAPT md Mn. Peny R.Tayloi CAPT md Mn.Thomas L.Travis LCDRTeny- PVmis. USNR MI. md Mn.James B.WaddeU MI. David L.Wenner CART md Mn. David A.Whitmm Mr. md Mn. Lawrence F Wray CART md Mn.Thomas H.Yee

Donor CDR md Mn.Jeffiey- H.Albright Rev. md Mn.John EAlexander III Mr. md Mn. Robert E. Annis Mr, KarlJAthowLCDR md Mn. Leonyx G. Baker Mr. md Mn.John L. Balcom CAPT md Mn. Ch-ew W Beasley LCDR md Mn. Edward C Beck CDR md Mn. David T Bolduc Mr. RichardT Bowman,Jt LIJG md Mn.Wffiiam B. Brasel LT Duane W Brown, USN CDR md Mn. Dume L. Bnmeffi, St Col md Mn. Robert D. Cabana Ml. md Mn.Thomas H. Caouette MI. md Mn. Ed Cariton CDR md Mis. RusseU M. Can CART and Mn.JohnW. Gloss Mr. and Mn. Aim S. Cohlmeyer CART Richard E. Colquitt,Jt, USNR CDR Stephen A. Comet USN (Ret.) CDR Richard W Cooper II, USNR Mr. Damel L. Curry * Mr. and Mn. Steven M. DiAntonio Mr.Arthur L. Duscheid III CAPT md Mn.Wffiiam A. EmsUe CDR Gregory A. Engel, USN CAPT and Mn. RusseU H. Enckson Mr. and Mn.John R Feeney Mr. md Mn. Daniel W Gay Mr. and Mn. Scott N. Gessis MtTimT. GUman

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CDR md Mn.Thomas M. Gross CAPT and Mn.Wiffi.mi M. HaU Mt and Mn.Thomas A. Haymm Mr. and Mn.Wffiiam N. Heffin,Jt Maj and Mn. Donald E. Hesse MI. and Mn. Edwaid C Hines III Mr. Ketmeth J. Hook CDR md Mn.John H. Hubbard Mr. Eric M. Hughes Ml. and Mn.John T. Hughes II Col Jeffiey L. HuU, USMC (Ret.) MI. md Mn. Gail D. Inskeep MI. Alfred J. Jacobs * Mt md Mn. Steven K.Joens DtTmiothy W Kma CAPT md Mn. MichaelJ. Kehoe LtCol md Mn.J. Edwaid KeUogg CDR PhUUp J. Keuhlen, USN (Ret.) CAPT md Mn. Fred C. Klein CDR Boleslaw A. Kovacinski, USN MI. md Mn. Maik E Kiivonak LCDR Abrahmi J. Lassmm, USN CAPT David L.Lee,USNR Mt and Mn. Heyward T LiddeU III Mt Richaid W. Loerch Mr. Gary W Lohmm CAPT md Mn.JamesW. LoiseUe CAPTJohn H.Long,USN CDR md Mn. David W Luengen CDR and Mn. Fred J. MaUgrave III CART md Mrs. MUutin Marich CDR md Mrs. Lewis G. Mason CAPT and Mn. Michael P McBride LCDR md Mn. Peter J. Meffin Mt and Mn. ArUngton R. Mffietjt Mr. MichaelJ. Morgan CDR md Mrs. Roger A. Morin Mt md MIS. Raymond M. Muiray MI. and Mn.Wffiiam E. Otto LCDR Phffiip K. Parket USNR (Ret.) CAPT and Mrs. Stephen Pelstring RADM md Mn. David P Polatty III CAPT md Mn. David C. Poyer LTJG Charles A. Quinlan III, USN CAPT and Mn. Michael M. Rand CAPT and Mrs. Kenneth A. Richardson Mt HermmW Robenon.Jt Mt and Mn. MitcheU L. Rowland LCDR Woody M. Rubino, USN Mt and Mrs.John I. Sauls,Jt CDR md Mn. George E. SchaU.Jt Mr. Mark C Scharfe Mr. Ronald D. Schroder Mt and Mrs. Robert R. Schultz * Col md Mrs. Kari T. SchweUn CDR Lewis A. Shatzet Jt, USN Mt Heniy M. Shavyjt CDR Arthur E Slatet USN (Ret.) CDR Robert D St. Germain, USNR * Mt Fred C Steele CDR and Mrs.Wffiiam J. Steelman CDR Michael B. Stewart, USNR (Ret.) Lt Col and Mn. David K. Storey LtCol James A. Storey III, USMC (Ret.) CDR and Mrs. Robert H. Swhlman LtCol and Mrs. Patrick H. SuUivan CDR and Mn. Kenneth J.Taplett Mr.James M.Theis Mt James E.Toomey CAPT and Mrs. Robert C.Wagoner CDR Frank TWaffietJt, USN (Ret.)

CAPT Richard EWalsh, USN (Ret.) CDR and Mn.Joseph W.Wargo LCDR md Mn. Richard G.Wheldon

CAPT and Mn. Stephen RWeise Mt and Mn. Clarence C.Wiffis *

John Paul Jones Club

1972 President's Circle Dewey Associate ($50,000-$99,999) CDR and Mrs.John M. Dffion

President's Cirde Lejeune Assodate ($25,000-$49,999) Ml. and Mn.John K.Welch

Presidents Cirde Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) CAPT and Mn.Webster L. Benham III Mt md Mrs. Gary A. Griffidis Mt Richaid M. Gutekunst MI. Robert E. Ostendorf,Jt

Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) Mr. and Mn. Paul E. Huck * Mt and Mn.Thomas D.Jones CDR and Mn. ChristopherW. Panos * CAPT and Mrs.Wffiimi R. Rubel CAPT and Mn. Rodney K.Womer *

Presidents Circle Associate ($2,500-$4,999) Mr. and Mrs. Jeffiey R. Beard Mt and Mn.John E, Chalker Mt md Mn, MichaelJ. Clavvson Mr. and Mn.WUUam W Coffins Mr. and Mrs. Dean M, Flatt CDR and Mn. David J. Hogen Mt and Mrs. Robert C Kffiough Mt and Mn, Robert D. Loeffler CAPT and Mrs. Albert J. Neupaver CAPT and Mn. Edward C.WaUace Mt and Mrs.Thomas RWotfe

Herndon Club ($1.000-$2,499) Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Crane Mt and Mrs.Joseph R Eisenhuth Mt and Mis. Donald J. Gersuk CDR and Mrs. David M. GUchrist.Jt LCDR Paul Golubovs, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn.Timothy J. Haffihan * Mt and Mrs. Robert J. Horstmeyer CAPT and Mrs.Arthur G.Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Nelson M.Jones III CAPT and Mrs.John J. Keenan.Jt * Mt and Mrs. Steven J. Kemple Mt and Mrs. Robert S. Madden Mt and Mrs. Edward J. Rerrott CAPT and Mrs. Douglas K. Rush Mt and Mrs.Terry R. Schwieger Mt and Mrs.Jeffiey E Srmth * CAPT Charies S.Vogan,Jr, USN

($500-$999) Mt and Mrs. Andrew R. Adams Mt and Mrs.John L. Ayon CDR and Mn. Paul A. Bienhoff Mt and Mrs. Michael Brennm Mt and Mrs. Peter G. Brown CDR and Mn, Michael B, Candalor Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Cattanach,Jt Mt James D. Devin Mt and Mrs.James P Dunn.Jt Col md MIS. Stephen T. Fishei MI. Wffiiam E Gaffi CDR and Mn.WendeU J. Gift Ml. Raymond M. Glennon * CAPT and Mn. Dean F GUck CDR md Mn.James R. Goddard.Jr CAPT and Mrs. Richard E. Goldsby CART and Mn.James C Grover LtCol and Mrs. Ronald G. Guffiiams CART and Mn. Gregory R. HameUn * LTJG and Mn. Bennett E Horne.Jt RADM and Mn. Curtis A. Kemp LCDR Lawrence L. Kiaket USNR (Ret.) CART and Mrs. Edward J. Kujat CAPT and Mn. Richard R Lee CDR and Mn. Donald M. Mffis Mt and Mn.WUUam G. Moffatt CDR and Mn. Robert P Monahan CAPT and Mrs.Wffiiam D. Monis Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W Morton Mt and Mis. Rod A. Myen Mr, and Mn.Todd C Nichols Mt and Mrs. Eduardo C Nocon Mt and Mrs. Matthew P O'ConneU CAPT and Mrs. RandaU D Preston CAPT and Mrs. David A. Schneegas LtCol Peter K. Solecki, USMC (Ret.) Mr. Steven L. Soroka Mr. and Mn. Edwin L.TomUn,Jt Mt and Mn.Walter WWaUmark CDR and Mn. Paul K.West CDR and Mn. Charies A.Wood, St

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) Mt and Mrs. Eric L.Anderson CDR and Mrs.JamesWAngelo CDR and Mrs. Eric J. Atkinson CART and Mrs. Eugene Bal HI CAPT md Mn. Robert K. Blanchard CDR and Mrs.JosephY Bridgeford CDR Blaine R. Bracket USN (Ret.) CART and Mn. Douglas R. Burnett LCDR and Mn.Wffiiam G. Chung CAPT and Mrs.Thomas R. Clarkin,Jt CART and Mn. PaulW Dahlquist CDR and Mn. Glen A. DUgren Mt md Mrs. Stephen D Dix Maj and Mrs. Paul E Donohue Dt and Mrs. Roger T Doyel II CAPT and Mn. Gary G. Evans CDR and Mn. Nelson G. Goddard Mr.John H. Guffey Jt CAPT and Mn. Harold L. HaU.Jt Mt and Mrs.James D HaU CDR and Mn.WiUiam A. Hancock

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BMNI Mt and Mn. Richard H.Jacobs Mt md Mn. David H.Johnsoii Mt Jmies R. KUma Mt md Mn. WUUmi B. Knight Mt ,md Mn.John C. Lasken CAPT md Mn. Robert D. L i ^ t t MI. ,ind Mn. Gaiy S. Luoto CAPT ,md Mn.Vincent J. Lynch LCDR md Mn. Richarci G. MackUn CAPT md Mn. Damel W McElroy RADM md Mn.John R McLauglffin CDR and Mn. Charies W. Menvine CART md Mn. Darnel H. Meyei CAPT md Mn.Jeffi:ey C MUanette Mt Daniel H. Mutty Mt md Mn.Thomas J. Rastoiino MI. and Mn. Robert A. ReU CAPT and Mn. Robert P Petty Maj and Mn. Glenn R. Piuden Mt RmdaU L. Rice MtTeiiy Savffie MI. md Mn. Lany E. Schludeibeig Mt md Mn.John H. SUcox Ml. md Mn. Kenneth R. Smith Mt md Mn. Lemuel C Stablei III CAPT and Mn. Cul N. Strawbiidge CDR .md Mn.John R.Tmdle MI. Eric EWestberg

Donor Mr. and Mn. Effiot L. Aldermm CAPT md Mn. Kenneth B. Austm,Jt CAPTJohn C. Beason, USNR CDR and Mn. Roben B. Benefield Mt md Mn. Randal T. Bent CAPT Paul E Blum, USNR Mt WUUam Bobo.Jt CAPT and Mn.Wffiiam S. Boniface CDR md Mn. David C. Boy HI Mt md Mn. Robert A. Brandon CDRJames L.Branson, USNR CAPT and Mn.James P Buder Mt Richaid J. Byham Mr. Bruce H. CaldweU CDR md Mn. Donald J. Carlson Mr. and Mn. Stephen J. Cereghino LCDR md Mn. Dion E Clmcy Mr. md Mn.John D. CUfford Mt and Mn. David S. Coleman CART md Mn. Brian S. Dalby Mr. Raymond J. Decker CDR and Mn. David A. Dennis CART and Mn.John E Dohse RADM md Mn. Patrick W Dunne Mt and Mn. Lance E. ElberUng CART and Mn. Jimmy L. EUis Mr. and Mn. Daniel E. Fleming * Mt and Mn. George B. Foley CDR and Mn. Stephen E. Frederick LT Joseph M. GaUuccio, USNR LCDR Martin D Ciastrock, USN Mt and Mn. Richard R Gilbert * LCDR and Mn.James M. Gilbert,Jt LCDR Paul A. Chmet USNR (Ret.) Mt and Mn.WiUiamV. Goodwin Mt Ratiick J. Grady Mt and Mn. Robert C Hahn Mt and Mn. Richaid L. Haley, Jt LCDR and Mn.AUen D. Haipei Mt and Mn. Michael J. Harrington * CDR and Mn.James M. Hines CAPT Lloyd N. Holz, USNR (Ret.)

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CAPT and Mn. CoUn C Huddleston CDR md Mn. Robert A. Jacobson CAPT Raul CJorgeiisen.USN (Ret.) CART and Mn.Theodore L. K.iye CDR Darnel S. Keefe, USN (Ret.) CART and Mn.Wiffi.im G. Kennedy CDR Raul S. Kenney USN (Ret.) CART and Mn. George F Kindel Mt and Mn.Jmies J. LaBeUe Mt and Mn. Gregoiy D. Lambeith CART Ratiick D^Lee.USNR (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Paul S. Lewis Mt Robert D Lichtenberg.Jt CART and Mn. Mark A. Lohsen Mt and Mn. Eugene Lovely Maj and Mn. Michael T Lundblad Mr. md Mn.Thoni,is W Lyons.Jt Mt and Mn. Raymond M. MacKown RADM and Mn. Daniel S. Mastagni VADM md Mn.James D. McAithutJt Maj and Mn. Steven M. McLauglffin LtCol and Mn.John W. McLeod CDR ,md Mn. Gregoiy G. Mead CDR and Mn. Stevin R. Mffiei CART and Mn. Michael K. Mitani Maj Thomas R MiteheU, USMC (Ret.) MI. John T Mooiiey MI. MichaelJ. Moran Mt and Mn. Richard A. Mu CAPT md Mn. Robert R MusseUnan.Jt CAPT and Mn. Don A. Nestoi Mt and Mn. Stephen L. Neuman CART and Mn.Jack S. Nielsen CART and Mn.Wiffimi D On CART md Mn. Larry R. Rapmeau CART and Mn.James H. Pattenon LT and Mn. Kenneth A. Raul Mr. and Mn.Joe D Phffiips RADM and Mn. Richard B. Porterfield LT and Mn.Theodore A. Rydik CAPT and Mn.John C Rainey CDR and Mn.WUUam L. Rigot.Jt Dt Patrick O. RUey CDR and Mn. Richarci A. Robison Mr. md Mn.Wffiiam E. Roukema Mt and Mn. Robert R Saunden LCDR Stephen L. Schey USNR * CDR and Mn. Christopher G. Schlehr CDR ,md Mn. Fred A. Seinko Dt and Mn.John L. Sexton LtCol and Mn.Thomas C. Shogei LTJG Edwaid E. Sieven, USN ' CDR and Mn. Michael J. SUvestii CAPT Steven A. Sisa, USN (Ret.) CAPT .ind Mn. Richaid T. Sizeniore Maj Gen and Mn.James M. Sludei HI CDR Thomas E. Snydet USN CAPT WiUiam L. Snydet USN Mt Mauiice F Spence Dt and Mn. David C Stiube CDR and Mrs. David R. Switzer Mt Michael R.Tierney CAPT and Mn. Eugene E Uricoli.Jt Dt and Mn.Wiffiam B.Wanvood Mt and Mis. Daniel H. Weaver Mt Ch.irles A. Weigand DtKimberL. White, Jt Mt Conrad J. Wigge III Mr and Mn. Steven CWilkie Mt and Mrs. Steven J. Willats Mt ,iiid Mn. Lebnd SWillis III CAPTJohn R.Worthington, USN

1973 Presidents Circle Lejeune Associate ($25,000-$49,999) Mt and Mn. Keith W. Patten

President's Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) Mt and Mn.W. Craig Kissel * CAPT Geoige RWatt.Jt and Peggy Watt

President's Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) Mt and Mn.James L. Evviiig IV CDR and Mn.Jay M. Hembergetjt Mt and Mn. Charies D. O'DeU RADM and Mn. Stephen S. Oswald * Mt and Mn. Charies M. Stevens II *

President's Circle Associate ($2,500-$4,999) Mt .md Mn.James L. BiiU Mt ,ind Mn. Rodeiick L. Brotheiton Mt and Mn.Jmies R. Buidett * Dt Maik F Clappei and Dt Laura M. Clappei CDR and Mn. Edwaid E Cotter Jt Dt and Mn. Maitin K. Deafenbaugh Mt and Mn. Steve R. De<m RADM and Mn. Dennis M. Dvvyei Mt .ind Mn. Bruce C. H.irgus * BGen and Mn. Leif H. Hendricbon Mt md Mn. Robert C Holmes * CAPT md Mn. Steven R. Ingram Mt ,iiid Mn. Donald S.Jeffenon CAPT and Mn. Michael R. Kalas Mt and Mn.Thonus J. Kieinan * CART md Mn. C Max Lindner III * Mt and Mn. Dirk R D. Mosis III Mt and Mn. Stephen E. Ogden Col Jack E. Owen.Jt, USMCR CAPT .md Mn.John E Pffii.Jt CAPT and Mn. Kenneth S. Reighdetjt * Mt Curtis S. Root Mt and Mn.John S. Simcox CAPT and Mn.Thonus M. Storch * CART md Mn. Michael 1. Zimet

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Mt Mark A. Leatherwood Mt .md Mn. Duncan H. Meldmm • Mt and Mn. Carmen S. MondelU Mt and Mn. Steven M. Nyman * Mt md Mn. Charies C Semi,Jt Mr. md Mn. Harry M. Siegel Mt md Mn.James J. Soran HI Mt and Mn. David W Stiicklmd CAPT md Mn. Robert D. Watts CDR and Mn. Rmdy L.Wight

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CART and Mn.WiUiam R. Blake,Jt CAPT md Mn.James F Boland.Jt CDR and Mn. Ronald J. Boiro Mr. md Mn. Raymond A. Boyd.Jt Mt and Mn. Robert E. Brathune * Mt and Mn.Thomas G. Broussard.Jt CAPT <uid Mn.James A. CampbeU.Jt Mt Robert C Cailson.Jt MI. md Mn. Robert A. Casey II * CDR and Mn.WUUam C Claii Mt and Mn. Manin L. Clott CDR and Mn. Lonnie W Cole * CART and Mn. Conrad J. Donahue • Mt md Mn.Timothy P Effis CART and Mn.Wffiimi R Fogaity CAPT md Mn. Aidiui K. Foskett MI. and Mn. Kenneth P Gadiercole Mr. md Mn.James S. Hmffiii Col Denms L. Hay-den, USMC MI. Kenneth A.Johnson Mt md Mn. Larry-W Jones Mt .md Mn. Robert j ! Kiiklmd III * CAPT md Mn.John R. Kinvan.Jt CAPT md Mn. Maik W. KohiUig CART and Mn.WUUam S Koidis Prof and Mn. Francis P. Lanzei III CAPT and Mn. Roben E. Lubyjt Mt and Mn. Brace H. M.iiquardt CDR md Mn.Thomas R. Nadeau CDR md Mn. Hugh D. Nelson Mr. <md Mn. L.wvience J. Pietropaulo CDR .md Mn. Robert E. Preston.Jt CART and Mn. Retei A. Soda CAPT and Mn.Timodiy E. Scheib LTJG and Mn. Marc A. Shutei LtCol .md Mn. David L. Smith CAPT and Mn. Dan M. Stovei Mt James E. Smckey II The Honorable ,ind Mn. David L. Swtzman CDR ,md Mn. Charies A. Weitz.Jt CAPT .md Mn. Roy A.Wiegand.Jt CDR and Mn. Brian K.Youiig RADM and Mn. Mark A.Young

($1,000-$2,499) MtCSary L.Allen * LCDR and Mn.John K. CaU.ilian Mt Don L. Canterna CAPT and Mn. Frank S. Colenian,Jt Mt and Mn. Craig B. D.ivvson Mt and Mn. Daniel C Deiizer CAPT and Mn. AiKtevv A. Depeder * Mtjohn J. Dicks RADM and Mn. Rand H. Fisher CAPT and Mn.Thomas P G.iUagher HI CDR and Mn. i:)vvight W. Haiulforrii * CAPT and Mn. Ross M. HanUng Mt George E. Koiidreck.Jt * LtGen and Mn. Richard S. KianUich

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Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) Col ,iiid Mn. Robert S. Admis.Jt Mtjohn B. AUen, St CDR and Mn.W. H.Andenon Col and Mn.Wiffiam E Bain Mtjohn L. Bedkcr II Mtjohn F Benjamin CAPT and Mn.Viughn R. Bennett RADM and Mn. Hugo G. Blackwood Mt and Mn. Fix-derick J. Brasco Mt and Mn.Thomas H. BrUlat Mt and Mn.John Burkholder CART Robert M. Buriies, USNR

Mr. and Mn. Guy C. Chamberiain III VADM md Mn. Evan M. Chamk.Jt CAPT md Mn.Jmies H. Chapman,Jt CAPT md Mn. Danny L. Claikson CDR md Mn. Daniel R Couch CDR md Mn. WUson B. Deckei MI. md Mn.Joseph W. Dosvv^U.Jt * LtCol md Mn. Charies W. Driest MI. Mmuel E Estrada MI. Robert M. Fenlon CAPT md Mn.John L. Heming CDR and Mn. Rogei B. Frmcisco LCDR md Mn. Mari: J. Geschke MI. md Mn. Geoige C Giessing III CDR Thomas E Gonnm.Jt. USN (Ret) Col md Mn.John W: E Graham. J t LCDR and Mn. James P Gnibei LCDR Retei L. Hatton. USN (Ret) * Ml. md Mn. David L. Hoagjand CAPT md Mn. Donald D. Hopkins CAPT md Mn. Louis A. Hughes CDR Ma-xv\ieU L.Jones md Mn.JucU Sands C\PT md Mn-Jeffiey- D. Keho MI. and Mn. Stephen H. KeUei Dr. md Mn.John M. Kenny CAPT md Mn.Joseph S. Krajnik Dr. md Mn.Wells K. Labbenon CDR md Mn. Daniel E Madden CAPT md Mn. David J. Maresh CAPT DavidW. .ManhaU. USN (Ret) md CAPT SheUey- S ManhaU. USN Ml- md Mn.Timothy- S. McClay CAPT md Mn. Kev-in B. McCleskey -Mi- and -Mn. Daniel -M. McHale CDR md Mn. David C McLeDan CART and Mn.Timothy- H. Meyer CDR and Mn. Lawrence C Mv-en

CAPT md Mn. Robert N. Nesdeiode MI. md Mn. Michael P. Obert CAPT md Mn. Fred G. Orchaid Mr.John S. Pechonis Mr. md Mn. Kent R. Portei CAPT md Mn. Michael T Rader CDR Otto G. Remiann. USN (Ret.) CAPT md Mn. Douglas J. Rein CAPT md Mn. Stephen E Ressei MI. Douglas S Rice LtCol md Mn. Steven M. Ritacco CART Hany J. Rucket USN (Ret) RADM md Mn. Paul J. Ryan CAPT md Mn. Ronald L. Scudder • CDR md Mn.John R. Seabeig MI. md Mn. Robert B. Shaiy- II LtCol Donald R Shfrk, USMC Ml. md Mn.Teny- D. SUva MI. md Mn. Michael E SUnon MI. Michael D Simpson CDR md Mn. David R. Sracy MI. and Mn.John A. Sulliv-an MI. md Mn. Pete A.Vrotsos CDR md Mn. Richaid E.Wagnei Ml. and Mn. Edw-aid B.Wilkes -MI. md Mn. Goidon R.Young

Donor CDR md Mn. Roben CAlexmdei MI. md Mn. Robert E. Apple,Jt MI.John R.Ashmore CDR md Mn. Robert P Baitron MI. and Mn. Charies E. Bianco CAPT md Mn. Gerald B. Blmton CAPT A. Randolph Blough, USNR (Ret.) MI. and Mn. David A Brown * CAPT md Mn. Lany D. CareUo

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with specific advice and assistance in all areas of writing.

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CAPT Edwaid L. Chmipion.Jt, USNR Mt and Mn.Thomas J. Coffins HI LCDR and Mn. DavidW. CoineU VADM and Mn.John G. Cotton MI. Albeit D. Creasy,Jt CAPT md Mn.Jeffiey W Crews CAPT md Mn.John C. CunUffe * Mt Ratiick L. Denny Mt md Mn. David O. Dodge LtCol and Mn. Frank D Dunn LCDR and Mn. Richaid A. Effiott Ml. and Mn. Phffip L. Ertel Mt md Mn. Brace P Eyjen CART md Mn.Thomas M. Feeks MI. and Mn.John R. Feiiaro * MI. md Mn.Jay R Fischei CART Rory H. Fishet USN (Ret.) Mr. David P. Garfrerick CDR md Mn. Dennis D Grabulis MI. and Mn. Geoffrey M. Griffiths MI. and Mn. David P Haefoei CAPT md Mn.James A. Ha^art CART AUen R. Hansen, USN (Ret.) Col md Mn. Stephen D Hanson MI. and Mn. Dale P. Hehnei LCDR L. L. HeUns, USN (Ret.) CDR and Mn. Richaid J. Heiman MI. and Mn. Samuel G. Hestei Mt and Mn. Gerald P. Hogan CDR md Mn. Wffiiam B. HoUnes RADM md Mn. Steven W. Horton CART and Mn.Thomas R Huegerich Mr. Richanl FJohnson LtCoI and Mn.Jimmy B.Jones CART James C Kane, USN Mr. Daniel E. Kerby Maj Geoige Keriek.Jt, USMC (Ret.) VADM md Mn.Thomas J. KilcUne,Jt Mr. Lange E. KimbaU CDR md Mn. Robert E Klaus Mr. and Mn. Gary D. Klein CDR md Mn.Arthur R Kuehne Mr. and Mn. David M. Leather CDR md Mn. Matthew L. Lechleimer Mr. md Mn.WUUam R. Liedtke Mr. and Mn. Steven C. Macallister CDR md Mn.JonathmT Malay LtCol Chez ManhaU HI, USMC Mr. and Mn.Thomas O Martin Lt Col md Mn. Frmcis A. McBride III Maj and Mn. Brad A. McCanna CART md Mn.James R. McCluig CART md Mn. Brace E. McGaffianI CAPT md Mn.John S. McHeniy MI. md Mn.TobUi R. McNatt CDR md Mn. Andrew D. MechUng CDR and Mn.Wffiiam M. Moirison * Mr. and Mn. Scott E Moss Mr. Fred L. Muffins CDR md Mn. Patrick A. Nelson Mr. and Mn. Larry E. Olson Mr. md Mn. Dennis J. O'Meara MI. and Mn. Biyant C O n CAPT md Mn.Thomas K. Paiks Ml. and Mn. Robert C Partlow LCDR and Mn. Andrew J. Pease CAPT md Mn. Maik R. Perez LCDR md Mn. Donald M. Phipps Mt md Mn. Kenneth G. Richa,Jt MI. and Mn.Jack M. Pohlmeyei * MI. md Mn. Chailes R. Poiceffi CDR md Mn. Donald S. Rnce

CDR md Mn. Ronald J. Piice CDR Ronald H. Provenchet USN CART Dale L. Ruhimann, USNR (Ret.) Ml. and Mn. Maik D Rahmel MI. md Mn. Edwaid R. Reinhardt CDR md Mn. Bnm C. Rich Mr. md Mn. Gary V Samuelson Mt md Mn. Matthew J. SavieUo MI. md Mn. Delbert D. Schaub Ml. David L. Schiedei MI. md Mn. Heimm L. Seedoif III CDRJackE.Shick,USN MI. md Mn. Daniel L. Simpson MI. md Mn. Robert C. Simpson CDR md Mn. Maik S. Skorich, Sr. MI. and Mn. Francis W Spahn MI. Ross A. Spiingei LCDR and Mn. Batty A. Staik MI. md Mn.Joseph W Suchy MI. and Mn. Roben WVanDine MI. md Mn. Patrick M.Virtue MI. Michael J. Voiipaieff MI. and Mn. Ciaig G.Walenga MI. Maik Wax * MI. Ronald A.Whisenhunt Col md Mn.Thomas B.White CART md Mn. DavidWWffimann CAPT md Mn. Eugene K.WUson.Jt CDR md Mn. Fred C ZeUe III

1974 Presidents Circle Dewey Associate ($50,000-$99,999) Mt md Mn.J. Da-vid Wffiiams

Presidents Cirde Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) Michael and Ann Byiam MI. md Mn. Chailes H. Cannon, J t *

Presidents Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) RADM md Mn.James J. Quinn * CART Uoyd M. Siwyei.Jt, USN (Ret) md COLMaiyelizabediWSawyei,USA (Ret) MI. md Mn. Patrick J. Suffivm

Presidents Circle Associate ($2,500-$4,999) Mt md Mn.Wffiiam D Bmen.Jt MI. md Mn. Richaid J. Cassara HI LCDR md Mn. Cail M. Halbremei Dt md Mn. Christopher K. Klein Mt and Mn. Kyle E. Maitin CART md Mn. ManhaU Nadel * Ml. and Mn. Stephen D Shigjey RADM md Mn. David M. Stone

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) Mt md Mn.James D. Agnew LCDR and Mn. Moigm PAmes.Jt CAPT md Mn. MichaelJ. Bosse

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yMNi Col and Mis. Kenneth D. Dunn MI. and Mn. Douglas K. Foster Dt Clovis E. Manley Col Thomas E. Minot USMC (Ret.) Dt and Mrs. Gary W. Misamore Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Pierzchalski CAPT md Mrs.Wffiiam E Readdy Lt Col and Mrs. Charies Robinson CAPT md Mrs. Rodney W. Savage CDR and Mn.John D.Tate

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) CDR and Mn, Richard L.Anderson * Mr. md Mrs. Charies T. Brannon CDR and Mrs. Frank S. Cina Mr. and Mn.Wffiiam Clark CDR and Mn.James C Cox,Jt Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Diamond CDR Thomas F GlovetUSN (Ret.) * Mr. and Mn. Claude R Goddard,Jt CDR and Mn. Robert L. Hartman Mt and Mn.Joseph J. lovanna * Mr. md Mrs.Terry W. Krummel Mr. and Mrs. Max E. L e ^ Lt Col Gary C Leupold, USMC CAPT Thomas G. Loziet USNR (Ret.) CDR md MR. Daniel F Marusa CAPT and Mn. Donald R. Mason CAPT and Mn. Charles A. MUetich Mr. Bradford L. Moore CDR and Mn. Dane M. Pranke * CDR Steven W Smith, USNR Mt and Mrs.Thomas P. Staudt LCDR md Mrs.John G.Teixeua Mr. Brace A.WhomsIey CAPT and Mn. Hany E.Yeiser III

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) CAPT and Mn.Joseph EAweduti.Jt * BJ\DM md Mn. Michael C Bachmmn LCDR md Mn. Garry M. BasUone CDR and Mrs.James L. BuUock * Mr. and Mrs. BracUey H. CadweU CAPT and Mn. Mark S. Caren CDR Michael A. Games, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. GaryT Carter Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Casper Mr. and Mrs. Craig A. Chambers LtCol Jeffiey U. Cole, USMC (Ret.) and Mrs. GUda L. Magafia de Cole CAPT and Mn.Theodore A. Coyle Mr, and Mrs,Wayne B. D'Anbrosio CAPT and Mn. Raul D Danks Mt and Mrs. David L. Evans CART and Mrs.Victor R. Fiebig Mt Wiffiam E Rader CAPT and Mn.Thomas A. Grote * CDR Wffiiam E. HaU, SC, USN LCDR David L. Hardesty, USN (Ret.) * CDR and Mrs.James A. Hazlett Maj and Mrs.Wffiiam E. Heinzman II Mt and Mn. Stephen W Hffi CDR John M. Hubbs.USNR (Ret.) CART Charies E. Humphreys, USNR * CDR Richard E KaUey USN (Ret.) CDR and Mrs. Maurice S. Kophamer LCDR and Mn. Ralph R. Leonard.Jt * LCDR and Mn. Ronald S. Malec Mt and Mn.Joseph H. Mastin

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CDR Kim C McCauley USN (Ret.) CDR and Mn. Richard L, Mffier CART and Mrs,Wffiiam F Murphy HI CAPT and Mn. Raul E. Normand CART and Mn. Larry A. Olson CDR and Mrs. D.ivid B. O'Neffi CDR and Mn.Wffiiam L. Rarham.Jt LCDR and Mrs. Mark D Retenen CDR and Mn. Raul A. Reid CDR Robert C. Repp,Jt,USN (Ret.) CART and Mn. Shawn M. Smith Ml. and Mis. Gerald R. Sobeck Lt Col and Mn. Jeb E. B. Stewait CDR and Mn. Hany W Syetjt CDR and Mrs. Michael J. Wahl CDR and Mrs.Wffiiam E.Wright

Donor CDR and Mn.James A. Aldon Mt and Dt Stephen S. Avery LtCol and Mn. Douglas D BaUard CDR and Mrs.Wffiiam R. Blackburn CART and Mn.John A. Borchardt CAPT and Mn.John L. Branchflower CAPT and Mn. David A. Biowei CDR Kevin D Brown, USNR (Ret.) CDR Robert S. Brown, USN (Ret.) Mtjohn C Bruno,Jt Dt Brace H. Branson CART and Mn. Stephen J. Burich HI CAPT and Mrs.James J. Burns Mt Benny C. Cagle CAPT and Mn.James B. CampbeU CDR and Mn.John T Caity Mt md Mn. PhUip J. Cereghino CAPT Gary M. Cerney USN Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Cerny Col and Mrs. Lynn M. Champagne Mt and Mis. Donald P ChappeU MI. and Mrs. Stephen H. Chesnut CDR and Mrs. Anthony J. Christian CDR and Mrs.James E, Coffi CDR and Mrs. Edward C. Cramley CAPT and Mrs.James E Deppe CDR Emory J. Derrick, USNR (Ret.) CART and Mrs. Raymond R Donahue.Jt CART and Mrs. Walter J. Donovan,Jt Mt and Mrs. Michael J. Dow Mt Wayne H. Dunham Mt WUUam D Edkins LCDR and Mn. David B. FUz CDR and Mn. David C Fischer CDR and Mrs. Brian D Fitzpatrick CART and Mrs.James T. Fry CART and Mn. Stephan R George II CAPT and Mrs. Anthony D Giancatarino Maj and Mrs.Johnie Combo CDR Fred R. Hahndorf, SC, USN (Ret.) CDR and Mrs.John E. Harrison CDR John R Hassingetjt, USN LCDR Stephen K. Hendricb, USNR CDR and Mn. David R. Herther LT Thomas R. Horrigan, USN Mt David P. Igyarto Mt and Mrs. Stephen C.Jasper CART and Mrs. Richard J.Jensen CDR and Mrs. I^chardW Johnson Mr and Mrs.Timothy A.Johnson CAPT and Mn. Robert B.Jones CART Kevin J. KeUey USNR CAPT and Mn. Michael R. King

CDR and Mn. David L. Koch CAPT and Mn. Leland S. KoUmorgen Mt James R. Kramer CDR and Mrs. Andrew C Krug RADM and Mn. Sam H. Kupresm CDR and Mn. Donald M. Lawton COL and Mn. Scott E. Leiteh RADM Donald R Loren, USN (Ret.) and Lt Cd Maureen MLynch-Loien,USMC (Ra.) Mt and Mn. Peter J. Loveno Mr. James E. Lyons CAPT and Mn.James A. MaUory CDR John Mawson HI, USN LCDR and Mn. Harry B. McMffian Mr. and Mrs. MichaelJ. McMonagle Mr. and Mn. Kari W Meek LCDR and Mrs. Ben C. Meyen.Jt Mt MichaelJ. Mffier Mt and Mn. Stanley V. Mffier LtCol Mark A. Mffiigan, USMC (Ret.) CDR and Mn. Logan G. Mffiiken CDR and Mn.Ted R. Mixon CDR and Mn. Kevin M. Mukri CDR and Mn.James R. Noonan Mt Thomas WParnick LCDR Robert A. Payne, USNR LT and Mn.Wffiiam S. Proal Mr. md Mrs.Wffiiam A. Racette,Jr * CDR JohnV Readet USNR CDR Pierre J Richet USN CDR and Mrs. Robert M. Santos Mt Ross A. Schmidt LCDR DaneT Scofield, USNR CDR and Mn. Herschel A. Smith HI Col and Mrs. Harry C Spies CDR and Mrs. Gregory J. Stachelczyk Mr. and Mn. Hugh R. Stahl Mt Richard P Stahura.Jt Mt and Mrs.John R. Stephens Mr. Scott A. Stoddard CAPT Hugh Story,Jt, USN RADM Raul E. SuUivan, USN CART and Mn. Frank Sweigart Mt King CTUnmons Mt and Mrs.John M.Tromba CDR and Mrs.James S.Trotter CDR and Mn.James M.Warren CDR and Mn. Floyd R. Weaver CDR and Mn. Steven T Weir Col and Mrs. Robert M. Welter Mt and Mrs. Gary A. Wirsing LCDR Ryan S.Wise, USN (Ret.) * Col and Mrs. Frederick B.Witesm,in II * CART Allen B.Woriey USN

1975 Presidents Cirde Halsey Associate ($100,000-$249,999) Mt and Mrs. Stephen G. Newberry

Presidents Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) CDR Steve C, HaU, USN (Ret.) Mt and Mrs.Thomas C Schievelbein

Presidents Cirde Worden Assodate ($5,000-$9,999) Mr Mt Mt Mt Mt

and Mrs. Gary A. Lundeen and Mrs. Martin W Mason and Mn. Maik A. Peffei * and Mn.J.Van Rose,Jt md MIS. MaikJ.Wydra *

President's Circle Assodate ($2,500-$4,999) Mt and Mn. Bemaid C BaUey Dt and Mrs. Fiank J. Ftassica LCDR and Mn. Robert E. Hyei,Jt MI. and Mn. Lawience G. Kloth, St * LtCol Hank Lavreon, USMC LCDR and Mn. Ronald L. Nicol CAPT and Mn. Geoige D Steel CAPT and Mn. Richaid J. Thomas CART and Mn.WUUam S.Wolff

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Dt James E. Butteimoie CDR Ronald L. Casey USNR (Ret.) a CDR GeraldUie H. Casey,JAGC, US^ Col Myion L. Hampton, USMC CART and Mn.Tmiothy S Haiden * CART md Mn. Gaiy C Ingold CDR md Mn. Mark N. Klett CDR and Mn.John M. Kudnski CDR Michael C MasleyJt,USN (Rei Mr. WUUam J. Montgomery CDR md Mn.TUiiodiy G. Schacherei CAPT and Mn. Douglas C Schlaefer < Mt and Mn. Paul R. Siedsma * CDR mdMn. Cari J. WUUs*

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CDR and Mn. Chailes T AUen Mt Paul R. Gustin.Jt * CDR Steven A. Haimon, USN (Ret.) Mt and Mn.Wiffimi A. KeUy Mt md Mn. Geoige E. Mayei CART and Mn. MichaelJ. McDermoi Capt and Mn.Wffiimi MeireU Kenvin E. Mffiet Esq. CART Robert S Riche, USN * MtWiUiamJ.Rose CAPT and Mn. Richaid C Rush CDR and Mn. Richaid S. Schenk,Jt

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Donor CAPT John L. Bohn II, USN LT Todd C Biannon, USN CAPT md Mn. Edward W Cheeseraan.Jt CDR Curtis L. Coy USN (Ret) LtCol James J. Cuff, Jr, USMC ^ e t ) md Dr Dana L. Ganett RADM md Mn.Thomas Q. Donaldson CAPT and Mn. Franklin A Ervin CDR WUUam E Fenis, USN (Ret) MI. Lorm M. Fife III Maj Gen and Mn. Geoige J. Flynn, Jt MI. md Mn.Joseph R GentUe MI. and Mn.John D. Giim * RADM and Mn. Michael R. Groothousen CDR Gaiy RHetzel, USN MI. md Mn. Marc W.Joseph CAPT mdMn.Cail H.June CDR and Mn.Thomas C KeUey MI. md Mn. Michael R. Lake MI. md Mn. Richaid H. Lee CDR md Mn. James R. Mffier Col md Mn. R t ^ i K. Moore CART md Mn.Wffiiam S Reridns MI. md Mn.Trent R. Powen,Jr CDR and Mn. Henry J. Rohling CAPT md Mn. Anthony J. Ruoti,Jt CDR md Mn. Lestei E. Ryan Ml. md Mn. Marc A Siedband LCDR md Mn. Robert B. Sweet Mi.NeUE.ToUeferad MI. md Mn. Dayton F Waifle, Jt * CART md Mn. Geoige Z.WUhoit

1976 Presidents Circle Lqeune Associate l$25JI00-$49,9991 MI. Jeffiey A Neufeld and Ms. Gayle J. Plato * CART md Mis. John H.Wilckens

President's Cirde Luce Assodate ($10J)00-$24,999) MI. md Mn. Gary G. Greenfield CAPT md Mn. ReteiW Hairis

Presidents Circle Worden Associate ($5/100 $9,9991 MI. md Mn.J. MichaelYeager *

Presidents Circle Associate ($1500 $4,9991 Dr.AlbertR. Blacky Jt Mt md Mn. Michael R Golden *

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CAPT Emest S. Halton, USNR Mr. and Mn.Vince L. Huston CDR md Mn. Reed K.Jam Mr. and Mn. Scott M.Jenkins Mr. md Mn. Mark S. Rupprecht

Herndon Club t$1.000-$2,499) Mr.Thomas M.Abbott LCDR md Mn. Charles D Cole Mr. and Mn. Normm Davis.Jt CDR md Mn. Nicholas L. Flacco CDR md Mn. Calvin P Lmgfoid * Lt Col Michael A. Maniott, USMC (Ret.) Ml. and Mn.Joseph J. Maitinka Mr. md Mn. Douglas R. Schaus * CAPT Michael L. Smidi, USN (Ret.) MI. Daniel R.Whimey * CDR md Mn. Eredeiick D.Yaiger

John Paul Jones Club ÂŤ500-$999l CAPT Thomas Q. Bakke, SC, USNR CAPT md Mn. Richard D Hepburn Mr. Everett I. Hohnes CAPT md Mn. Frederick P. Hughes CAPT John B. Kolbeck, USN Mi.JamesH. McKee HI CDR md Mn. Wffiiam H. MueUet Jt * MI. and Mn.James M. O'ConneU CDR md Mn.Torkel L. Patterson CDR md Mn. FrederickV Raley CDR and Mn.Jeffiey R. Sander Mr. Douglas C Steudler * MI. md Mn.John C Sundquist VADM md Mn. David J.Venlet MI. md Mis. Chailes FWalton MI. md Mn.Jeffiey C.Watson CAPT Keith TWeavet USN (Ret.) CART md Mn.James CWhitsett

Tecumseh Club ($250 $499) CAPT and Mn. Michael R Agoi LCDR Wffiiam H. Beeson,Jt, USN (Ret.) MI. md Mn. Michael L. Bosworth CDR and Mrs.John S. Boulden III Lt Col Geoige S. Brock, USMC CDR md Mn. Wffiiam S Bums MI. and Mn. Elmo E. Coffins CDR and Mn.Thomas P. Cook CDR md Mn. Robert H. Dixon CDR md Mn. Raul R. Dorin Maj md Mrs. Michael L. Drennan CDR md Mn. Raymond L. Eckenrode Col md Mrs. Brace A. Giron CAPT md Mn. Kent R. Higgmbotham Mr. and Mn. Mark T Hubbard LCDR and Mrs. Byron Q. Iverson,Jr. CDR Steven A. Katehet USNR Col David T Kernck, USMC CDR md Mrs. John T. Kohler Mr. PhiUp B. Kumpis Dt md Mn. David R Lawrence Mr. David J. Manners CDR and Mrs. Lucien D. Memminger CART and Mrs.Timodiy J. NaviUe CAPT md Mrs. Mark C Nesselrode Mr. md Mrs. Michael C O'LoughUn MI. md Mis. RandaU D Parman

CDR md Mn. Morgm B. Peanall CDR md Mn. Raymond R Putt,Jt LT and Mn. Stephen K. Rudigei CART and Mn.John D. Schumachei CDR md Mn. David R SoUiday Mt and Mn. Bradfoid A. Speer CAPT and Mn. Gary L. Stark CAPT and Mn. Kevin E Stone CART md Mn. Craig H.Thomas CDR md Mrs. Peter S.Varsmyi CART md Mn. Gregory M.Vaughn

Mt md Mn. Stephen M. C. Stroebel CDR md Mn.Jmies H.Taplett MtTod M.Thedy LCDR and Mis. Timothy L.Theurei CDR and Mrs. Michael L.Thunvar^er CDR and Mrs. Jeffiey J. Tomlin Mt md Mrs. Stephen J. Topscher CDR md Mn. Hansford D.Tyler III CDR CraigTWebet USNR * LCDR David D.Winten, USN (Ret.) md Col Debbie Winten, USANCR CAPT md Mrs.Joseph Zacharzuk

Donor LCDR and Mn. Chris L. Alberg CDR md Mn.Thomas R.Andenon * CDR David R. Barclay USN CDR md Mn. Stephen A. Bedard Mt and Mn.John C Bickings CAPT md Mn.Thomas E. Bosse Mr. md Mrs. Dudley M. Bozemm CAPT md Mn.John M. BrowneU CDR md Mn. Jeffiey D. Burke CAPT and Mrs. Brant M. Carter Rev. Steven E. Clark Mr. Mark H. Clements Col Thomas V ColeUa, USMCR LT and Mrs. Phffiip L. Cook Mr. Wffiiam S. Craighffi Mt md Mn. PaiU E Dastugue Capt and Mn.James I. Dennis Mt and Mn. Biym J. Dolan CAPT md Mn. Kennedi G. Domban CAPT md Mn. Michael D. DonneUy MI. and Mn. Michael J. DuSy LT and Mn. C Brian Edington CDR md Mn.James D Engels LCDR md Mn. David L. Fischei Col and Mn. Lee W Eieund CART and Dt Douglas B. Gudie,Jt Mt James D. Hann CDR md Mn. Gaiy D. HaireU LCDR and Mn. FrankW Hauck CDR and Mrs.Wffiiam O Hawn CAPT md Mn. Jeffiey C Hoy Col and Mrs.John E. Kruse.Jt CDR md Mrs. Keith S Laser LCDR Michael E Logat USN CAPT md Mn. David G. Maikham, St Mtjohn R. McCarthy CDR md Mn.John F McKeman CART and Mis. Kevm R McNamara Mt Stephen D. McWffiiams Mt and Mn. Affie R. Mysliwy LCDR and Mn.Waltei Neboshynsky CART md Mn. Stephen C. Numtz RADM and Mn. Richard J. O'Hanlon CART and Mrs. Wiffiam C Ostendorff Mr. and Mn.John B. Ranett CDR Robert C Rettrman, USN (Ret.) CART and Mn. Bradley K. RoiUer CDR and Mn.Albert L. Raithel HI CAPT and Mn. Ernest J. Roeske Mr. and Mn. David J. Rossetti CART md Mn. Richard E Sears Mt and Mn. Carl H. Sharperson,Jt Capt Joseph L. Sheppard,Jt, USMCR Maj and Mrs.John E. Sparks,Jt LtCol and Mn. Louis P. Sposato,Jt LCDR and Mn. Gerald K. Spraitzar CDR and Mn.TUnothy J. Sprowls MtWffiiamT. Strange

1977 Presidents Circle Nimitz Associate ($250,000 and ^)ove) Mrs. Bradford E Lewis MI. md Mn. Jenold L. Mffier

Presidents Circle Halsey Assodate ISIOOfiOO-$249,999) MI. Jack Bernard

Presidents Cirde L^euneA^odate ($25,000 $49,999) Mt and Mrs. Daniel E Busch Mr. md Mn.Walter R Schlaepfer

Presidents Cirde Worden Associate t$S.OOO-$9,999) Mt md Mn.James M. Bethmann CDR md Mn.James M. KeUy, St MI. md Mn. Mate A Watson

Presidents Cirde Associate ($2,500 $4,999) CDR md Mn.WUhekn F Andenon RADM and Mn. Dnk J. Debbink Col and Mn.Victoi M. Gaidner HI * CDR md Mn. NeUT Gffiespie CAPT md Mn.John C Grace * CDR and Mis.Thomas K. Huisman CAPT md Mn.Thomas H. Hutthinson HI CAPT and Mrs. Peter M. Hyen Mt Shelton Lee,Jt * LCDR Michael S. Longmeiet USN (Ret.) CART and Mn. Samuel C Mffier III CDR Harry V Rouse, USN (Ret.) Dt and Mrs. Mark L. Sobczak CART and Mn. Richard W White

Herndon d u b ($1,000 $2,4991 CDR Joseph M.BernetUSN (Ret.) RAi:)M JuUus S Caesar, USNR CDR and Mn. Reter C FUkins RADM and Mn. Michael S. Frick CART md Mn. H. J. Gerhard Mt and Mn. Stanley G. Gray LCDR and Mrs. Scott F Harper LCDR md Mn. Eric A. HeUeberg

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SMNI Mr. md Mn. David S.Jameson * CART md Mn. Kevin J. Kinpoits * Mt and Mn. Robert C Lamb,Jt CAPT Patrick S. O'Brien, USN (Ret.) Mr. md Mn. Lavwence J. Peruffo CDR md Mn. David L. PoweU * CAPT and Mn. David M. Schubert,Jt Mr. MichaelJ. Smith * Mr. md Mn. Richard E Snyder CAPT Kenneth R.Trass.USN (Ret.) CART md Mn. CraigWTurley CAPT and Mn. Thomas A.VecchioUa *

John PaidJones Club (S5OI0-S99B9 CDR and Mn. Edvraid L. Abnei II CART md Mn. Daniel A.Acton LCDR md Mn.John S.Althans Lt Col md Mn.Teny D.Amyx MI. md Mn. Maik J. BracUey CDR md Mn. Heniy H. Bras HI CAPT and Mn.James D Coulson CDR md Mn. Petei D Green CDR md Mn. Gary L. Grice CDR md Mn. Rick T Hammonds * LCDR md Mn. Geoige E Heming Mr. MaikTJee CDR md Mn. Daniel J. Jerabek CDR Damel M. Lambert, USN (Ret.) MI. and Mn.James E. Lare MI. md Mn.James K. LUning Ml. Hany G. Maugans CAPT and Mn. Cailos A. Rosende MI. Gregoiy E Smith Mr. md Mn. Ron J. Sricmski CAPT md Mn. Owen G.Thorp III

Tecumseh Club IS2S0S499) CART Thomas J.Aiminio, USN and Dt Jm WUson-Aiminio MI. md Mn. David M. Amrutage CDR md Mn.James A. Blasko CAPT md Mn.WUUam K. Biistow MI. and Mn. Chiistophei C Cain LCDR Sem J. CarroU, USNR (Ret.) LCDR md Mn.Jeffiey R. Cmciiipmo CDR md Mn. Guy B. Cofield,Jt Ml. J. Michael Connaid MI. and Mn. David D. Coss LtCol and Mn.Timothy D Eason * Ml. md Mis.Thomas L. Ehnoie Mt Richard M. FauUcnei and Ms. Malta E. McCave MI. md Mn. Francis S. Fogaity MI. and Mn. Richaid E Frank CDR Gaiy R Gambaram, USNR (Ret.) * CDR and Mn.JamesW. Gould CART and Mn. Dennis A. Haines LCDR and Mn. Robert N. HambUn,Jt CAPT and Mn. Douglas E. Hannum CAPT and Mn. Daniel L. Hansen Mt and Mis. Scott H. HaidUig CDR and Mn.James D Haitigan LCDR and Mis.Wffiiam H. Itmei CART and Mn. David L.Jones CAPTJohn S. Kamen, USN (Ret.) CAPT John J. Kearney USN RADM and Mn. Mark W Kenny CAPT and Mn. Craig E. Lmgman Mt and Mrs. George E. Mmaskie

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Col and Mn. Samuel D. McVey Maj md Mn. Biet C. Meiiiam CAPT David R. Mickle, USN LCDR md Mn. Ronald L. Mffiei,Jt LCDR Jeffiey A. Mone, USN CDR md Mn. Kevin R Muiphy CART md Mn. Geoige G. M. Rlatz Mt and Mn. Raul E. Reinhart CDR mdMn. Paul D. Ring CDR md Mn. Ray C. SUnmons MI. John W Steinmiffiet Jt CART md Mn.John L. Stiide,Jt CAPT md Mn.Wffiiam K. Stulb CAPT md Mn. Pierre J.Thuot MI. Dennis Viera,Jt CDR Robert R.Vogel, USN (Ret.) ADM md Mn. Patrick M.Walsh CART md Mn. Robert L.WUde CDR md Mn. Robert G.WUson,Jt CAF*T md Mn. David Ziemba

Donor Mr. and Mn.Joseph C Ahlert CAPT md Mn. David J. Almd LCDR md Mn. David K. AUsopp CDR Denms D.Antonio, USN Dt Glenn S. Bacon md LTJaniceA.Bacon,USN CAPT md Mn. Robert D Barbaree,Jt Mr. md Mn.Joseph L. Barnes * CAPT and Mn. Claude E. Barron Rev. and Mn. Mark E. Becker LT Mark M. Borchen, USN Mr. md Mn. Ronald W Brinkley Mr. md Mn. Brace J. Buck CDR and Mn. Kennard M. Buddenbohn CDR Brace T Burkett, USN (Ret.) CDR and Mn. Dempsey Buder III CDR and Mn. Nathamel E CaldweU.Jt CAPT and Mn.James J. Caidosi CDR md Mn.James L. ChUdiess LCDR and Mn. Harold O. Christensen.Jt CAPT md Mn. Lawrence E. CUffoid.Jt CDR and Mn. Paul T CoUnm Lt Col and Mn.Teirence P Cook CART md Mn. Phffip J. Corbett Mr. Raymond E Coulombe,Jt CART and Mn. Steven K. Crowe CART md Mn.WUUamT D'Amico CART md Mn.WUUam D Dmiels Mr.Van K. Davis.Jt Dt and Mn. Edwaid L. De Rosa CDR Robert E. Droppa, USN (Ret.) LCDR md Mn.James E.Eckiich LCDR md Mn. Frederick EUot.Jt CDR and Mn. PeteiW Engel LCDR md Mn. Robert C Eves CDR Patiick J. FaUon, USNR MI. and Mn. MaikT Finley MI. Call B. Fishet CDR Roger G. Heischer, USN Mt and Mn. Samuel M. Fox IV * CAPT md Mn. Stephen C Fox LtCol and Mn.John D. GaffianJ CDR and Mn. Dirk M. GaUagher * CAPT and Mn.Wiffiam R Gariand CDR and Mn. Bret C. Gary CDR and Mn. Daniel Gearing Mr. and Mn.John W. Geary CAPT and Mn. Eugene M. Golda Mr. md Mrs. Henry Gonzales,Jt

CAPT and Mn. Robert A. Goodram Richard A. Goonet Ph.D. CART and Mn. Dale R. Govan CART and Mn. Kenneth A. Graber Mr. and Mn.Johnny M. Gregg Dtjohn A. HaU Mt and Mn. CUnton H. HaUman.Jt CAPT and Mn.Wffiiam C Hartman CAPT and Mn.Thomas A. Hejl CDR and Mn.John S Hicky CART md Mn. CaiyJ. Hithon RADM and Mn. Maik A. Hugel CAPT and Mn. Chailes E.Jamison,Jt CAPT and Mn.Wesley H.Johnson Mt and Mn. Convm J. Karaffa LCDR md Mis. Maik C Keefe Mt md Mn.Thomas P E Kiely LtCol and Mn. Jonathan A. Kolp Mt md Mn. Konrad S. Krosznei LCDR Michael P Laviano, USN CDR Alexandei K. Lopes, USN md Maureen A. G. Lopes CAPT Richaid L. Maicmtonio, USN (Ret.) Maj Steven J. Martin, USMC (Ret.) CDR and Mn. Paul J. Mazich * CDR and Mn. Charles M. McCardiy CAPT md Mn.Thomas P McUravy CAPT md Mn. Paul G. McMahon,Jt Mt Damel S. McVicker CDR md Mn. Harry E Meyen CDR Fonest A. Mffiet USNR (Ret.) CAPT md Mn. James R. Mffier Mt Laurence C Moore CAPT Christopher C Murray USN Mt Roff D Neitzel CDR md Mn. Phffip B. Nelson MtVanoy Nelson, Jt CDR md Mn.Thomas A. Osseck,Jt CAPT Peter H. Ozimek,USN (Ret.) md CDR Kathryn K. Ozimek, USN (Ret.) Col Jeffiey J. Pattenon, USMC LCDR md Mn. Robert D. PoweU CDR James S. Prophetet USNR CDR and Mn. David C Pyle Dt md Mn. David L. Raunig CDR md Mn. OUver M. Read FV LCDR md Mn. Marvin L. Rogen Mr md Mn. CharUe Rossi CDR and Mn. DavidW. Smden Mt md Mn.Wffiiam A. Schffi CAPT md Mn. Donald B. Scott,Jt LCDR md Mn. Robert K. Sheldon Mt and Mn. Eric G. Shewbndge CDR md Mn. Damel R. Sigg Dt and Mn. Bruce S. Smith CDR Keidi N. Spmgenberg, USN (Ret.) CART Christopher L. Stadios, USN CART md Mn. Kevin J. Suffivan CART and Mn. Richarci L.Thayer LCDR md Mn.Albert A.Tobin,Jt Mt and Mn. Wffiiam VTsai LCDR and Mn. David L.VaU Mtjeffeiy H.Valentine LtCol and Mn. Rietei M.Velzeboei CDR WUUam R.Venoht USN (Ret.) Mt Michael R Vitek Mt Paul D.Wagner CDR md Mn.Jeffery A.Warmington CDR md Mn. Stephen G.Wemgart CDR and Mn. Bruce R.Weiss CDR Michael R. Wertz, USN

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CAPT md Mn. Kent D.'White Mt md Mn.Timothy L.Whited Mt and Mn. David L.Wffidnson CAPT md Mn. Andrew H.WUson Mr. and Mn. Douglas H.WUson CDR md Mn.Winston D.Wood * CDR and Mn. Mark D.WonUow RADMmd Mn. Gailand ("Cat") R Wright,Jt CAPT and Mn. Edwaid R Yetsko CAPT and Mn.Waltei H.Yountone,Jt

1978 Presidents Cirde N M l z Associate fS2S0fi00andabo¥^ CDR md Mn. Maurice B.Tose

President's Cirde Dewey Assodate tSSOj00O-S99j999 Mt and Mn.John H. Semcken III MI. md Mn.John E Young

Presidents Circle Luce Associate f$10j000S24j399l CART md Mn.John R Coffey CDR md Mn. Raymond R. Kwong

Presidents Cirde Worden Associate fSBJI00-S9j9B^ Ml. and Mn. Frank J. Behm * MI. md Mn.John R. Kovalcik,Jt CDR Byron E Marchmt, USNR

Presidents Cirde Associate tS2JS00$4j999) Anonymous MI. md Mn. Shaun G. Bradley CAPT Glen R. Ives, USN md CAPT Bari)ara A. Ives, USNR MI. Chailes W.Jones * MI. and Mn.John C Ruddei CAPT md Mn. Glen O.Woods

Herndon Chi) IS1JI00-$2,499 Mt md Mn. Brett D Ayotte * Mt and Mn. Gregg M. Buigess LCDR md Mn.Jeffiey D. Caipentei Mt and Mn. Stanley B. Craii CART md Mn.Thomas D. Crowley CDR John G. Gaidinet USNR (Ret.) MI. md Mn. Chiistophei J. Grogm CDR Chiistophei C Hasslei, USNR CDR Rogei E. Kaplm, USN (Ret.) Mt Horace M. Leavitt III md Dt Maiia G. Leavitt Mt and Mn.Wffiiam Levis Col Chailes A. Lowthei, Jt, USMCR Mt and Mn.John M. Maiiinucci Mt md Mn.Tommy J. Martinez * CAPT md Mn. Michael M. Moore

Mr. Steven P. Muiphy * CAPT md Mn. Eugene T O'Brien Ml. md Mn.John S. Petenon * LCDR md Mn. Steven G. PodawUtz CAPT md Mn. Scott L. Staffoid MI. md Mn. David M. Suigent CDR Robert A.Vogt, U S N R (Ret.) m d Ms. June J. BatcheUei CAPT md Mn. Robert J. Westbeig.Jt *

John Pairi Jones Chri) ffSOO-SBSSI CAPT md Mn.Thomas SAbemethy CART DonaldW Aiken.Jt, USN Ml. md Mn. Chailes C Bouiquardez.Jt CDR md Mn. David R Brown CDR md Mn. Kevin R. Cheezum CAPT md Mn.John G. Cooke CDR md Mn. Scott S. DaiUng M I . md Mn. Chiistophei J. Davidson * CDR Chailes E Dawson, U S N R Col md Mn. Robert W. DeStafoey CAPT md Mn. David E. Eylei Ml. David M. Flynn RADM md Mn. Maik I. Fox CDR Don W Gold, USN (Ret) Brig Gen md Mn.TUnothy C Hanifen M I . md Mn. MaikWJames RADM md Mn. Chailes J. Leidig,Jt CDR md M n . Maik C Mmthey M I . and Mn. Michael A. McEntee LCDR md M n . Leon E. Mffiet M I . Maik D Mooney CDR md Mn.John E Newcomb D t md Mn. Samuel L. Raik CAPT md Mn. Steven W Petri CDR md Mn. Douglas A. Ray * M I . md Mn. Robert R Schmeimund Ml. md Mn.Joseph E. Schmitz CART Robert L. Schwmeke, SC, USN (Ret) M I . md Mn. Ralph K. Schwaitzbeck CDR md Mn. Daniel D Seifass CDR and Mn.John D. Stalnakei Mr. md Mn.James E.Vanderkamp,Jt Mr. and Mn. Kevin E.White LCDR md Mn.John L.Woodwaid,Jt

TeamsehOub IS2Se-S49BI CDR md Mn. Richaid D. Andenon, J t M I . Michael S. Basfoid CDR Thomas A. Bennett, USN (Ret.) CDRVmce D Beiiy,Jt, U S N R LtCol md Mn. Ricaido J. Blanco CDR md Mn.WUlaid R. Bonwit,Jt Ml. Stephen K. Brady RADM and Mn. Richaid E. CeUon Ml. md Mn. Charies N. Cone III CDR Eari M. ConnaUy U S N R (Ret.) CAPTJohn M. CosteUo,USN (Ret.) CDR md Mn.John E. Curtis ADM md Mn.Jay A. De Loach Maj and Mn. Charles R. Dickinson * LtCol md Mn.Alexmdei F Dimitiew * D t Timothy J. Dowdmg Ml. md Mn.Wffiiam E. Duggm,Jt Mi.WalteiL. Easton * Ml. and Mn. Scott R. Eckert CDR md Mn. Matthew R EUas M I . and Mn.Thomas M. Fabiani

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LCDR md Mn. Daniel R. FmeUi CAPT md Mn. Paris T FanveU.Jt M t m d Mn.JamesW. Fee.Jt VADM m d Mn.Jeffiey L. Fowlei LCDR WffiimiJ. Giiiiet U S N R C D R md Mn.Waltei C Haberimd C D R md Mn.John R. Hawk HI Mr. m d Mn. Ed-ÂŤvaid S. Henklei M I . m d Mn. Richard E.Jesmonth L C D R md Mn. Michael L. Kalnoske LCDR md Mn.Jeffiey C. Knauer * CAPT Stephen J. Koronka, U S N R LCDR md Mn.Thomas A. Lauzon L C D R md Mn. Michael P Leary LCDR md Mn.Wayne W. Leong C D R m d Mn. MarkV. LUidstrom C D R md Mn.Jmies G. Loeffler C D R md Mn. Stephen E. Maloney LTWUUam R. Martin.Jt, USN (Ret.) CAPT m d Mn.WUUam D. McCain HI Mr. m d Mn.Thomas D. McLeod M I . m d Mn. Maik C. Mffiei * C D R m d Mn.Vu-gUV Moore IV CAPT m d Mn. ChiistopheiT. Nichols M I . James E. Oldham L C D R md Mn.John A. O'NeU HI Maj Theodore L. Rlautz, USMC C D R md Mn. Denms J. Reffiy C D R md Mn.James T Reffiy M I . H . S Rodgen CAPT m d M n . Kennedi P Roey C D R m d Mn. SietzeJ. Rotton C D R m d M n . Raul J. Russo L C D R Michael S. Ruth, U S N R (Ret.) M I . Howaid C SeegetJt M I . Maik D. Soha CAPT m d Mn.John B. Swiges III Col Wffiiam M.Thamm, USMCR M I . m d Mis. HaU G.Van"Vlack IV CART and Mn.Thomas L.Walston HI CAPT md Mn. David A. Wffiiams VADM md Mn. Melvin G.Wffiiams, J t CART m d Mn. Ainett J.Wise * C D R Richaid J. Yasky, USN (Ret.) CART Michael J. Yuiina, U S N R

Donor M I . md Mn.Jack B.Adolph * M I . md Mn.John M.Alfoid HI CAPT m d Mn.Joseph T.Aicano,Jt M I . md Mn. Steven W Bacon LT Ramon A. Balrera,Jt, U S N R Col md MIS. Gregoiy J. Baui M I . m d M n . Chailes L. Behiend CAPT md MIS. Charles W BeU,Jt CART m d Mn. Donald J. Bobnd CAPT and Mn. Brace S. Bole Mr. m d M n . Roy A. Bookmffier C D R md Mn. Raymond W Bracy C D R and Mrs. DavidW. Bruce LT m d Mrs. Christopher C Burgm Mr. m d Mn.James L. Buder Mr. m d Mn.Weffing S. Clark LCDR Stewart A. Copeland, U S N R Mr. and Mn.John E. Cramer II Mr. m d Mn.James R. Cranfoid HI CAPT md M n . Andiew J. Cuca Mr. and Mis. Timothy J. Cutty CAPT and Mn. Stephen R Curtis M I . m d Mis. Michael G. Dasovich Maj md Mn. EdwaidV Davis.Jt

CAPT and Mn.James J. DeGree M t Lee D. Delony CAPT Jeffiey K. Dickman, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Maitin A. Drake CART and Mn.Wffiiam M. Dunkin M t and Mn. Robert J, Engel M t and Mn. Corey D. Eskew C D R md Mn.Jeffenon M. Ewin Maj James D Felton, USMC (Ret.) and Mn. Phyffis A. Felton R A D M md Mrs. Mark E. Ferguson HI Col md Mn. Richard J. FincUay C D R md Mn.James A. Fioreffi C D R md Mn.Joseph G. Fitzgerald C D R md M n . Peter S. Flynn C D R and Mn. Radraic K. Fox M t Alexander M. Fylak M t Roscoe A. Godfrey II C D R md M n . Douglas D. Grau C D R md Mn.Thomas L. Grodek CAPT David E. Guza, U S N R C D R Henry D. HaU, U S N R (Ret.) Mr. Prentiss J Hffi * LCDR md Mn. AUan R. Hanckel.Jt * C D R m d Mn.John A. Hmcock C D R Norman T Hansen, U S N R Mr. m d Mn. Gale T Haren C D R and Mrs. Charles M. Hartfelder CAPT md Mn. Charles A. Hautau CAPT and Mrs. Kenneth G. Heffernm * C D R and Mn. DavidW Heintzman D t and Mis. Stephen J. Holman M I . and Mn.Thomas W. HoUnes C D R Richaid A. Holzknecht, USN Ml. Heibert A. Hoppei HI M I . md Mn. Michael E. Hubei M I . and Mis. P. A.Jaquith * M I . and Mis. RmdolphT. Kahn CAPT md Mn. Andiew T Kaiakos D t Kail R Kerstein Mr. md Mrs. Brim E. Kirk * CDRJames R. Koslow, USN (Ret.) C D R Wffiiam H. Kramet U S N R (Ret.) C D R md MIS. Donald A. Kuntz C D R md Mn. Heniy J. Kuzma C D R and Mis. John E Lademan C D R Duane M. Ufont, USN (Ret.) CAPT and M n . Stephen B. Latta LTJG David T Lauiiat, USN CDRmdMis.SaleTLffiylH C D R md Mis. Carl E Lyon LCDR md Mrs. Michael G. MaUmck C D R and Mn. Paul B. Mansfield LCDR Gregory J. Martin, U S N R C D R Michael G. Matacz, USN C D R John M. Madire, USNR and Mrs. Lmda Ruth Mathie * C D R and Mn.James W McClem C D R Duncm G. McLean, USN Ml. md Mn. MaikW McNaU C D R md MIS. John E. Miesnei Ml. and Mn. Ray C MUton CART and Mn.Arthui S. Mobley,Jt Ml. md Mn. Drew R. MiUhare CART and Mrs. Mark A. Munson C D R and Mn. Mark S. Nauk M t md MIS. Charies G. NickeU LCDR and Mn. Kiel L. Norris Mr. and Mn. Monis L. Norton CAPT and Mrs. Larry B. Olsen CART Steven S. Paintet U S N R

Col m d Mn. Charles H. Pmgbuin III M t and M n . David R. Peck CAPT and Mrs.Joseph C Petenon,Jt C D R and Mrs. Lester L. Price C D R Anthony J. Quatroche, USN (Ret.) LCDR Patrick J. Quigley U S N R C D R and Mn. Matthew G. Rausch LT Kevin C Rawson, USN CAPT and Mn. Herman P Reddick,Jt Mr. and Mrs.WalterT Robinson, J t Mr. and Mn.John G. Rogen M t md Mn. Dana M. Sales M t Gus Sanibrano,Jt Lt Col and Mrs. Lawrence S. Semmyk M t and Mrs. Michael C Shaw * CAPT and Mn.James E SmaU Mr. and Mn. Barry R. Smith, St LtCol md Mn. Colby B. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Stamos LCDR md Mn.Joseph T Stanik CAPT and Mn.Timothy J. Stark C D R and Mn. Floyd L. Steed,Jt LTJG and Mn. Alex R. Stowe,Jt M I . and Mn. Edwaid R SzeUgowski.Jt M I . and M n . Kimbei J.Tageson C D R Baity M.TUden, USN RADM and Mn.Wffiiam G.TUnme C D R md Mn. Robert U.Tuohy HI LCDR and M n . Geoige D.Tyiee CART md Mn, Geoige M.Wadzita C D R m d Mn. Chailes G.Wendt M I . Michael S.Whaley M I . and Mn. Patiick A.Witt C D R and Mis. Charles S D.Witten CART m d Mn. Christopher M.Wode LCDR and Mrs. Lewis J. Wolftom Col md Mrs. Christopher G.Wright Mr. md Mrs. Rmdle L.Yarberry LtCol md Mrs. Lon M.Yeary CAPT md Mrs. Orrin W.Young Mr. and Mrs.James E. Zeigler LtCol and Mrs. Martin W Zimmermm

1979 Presidents Cirde ff2SJIB0-S49j999 Mr. and Mn. Raymond R Dolm * Mr. and M n . Raul M. Hatch

Presidents Cirde Woiden Associate BSJIB0-S9J399I Mr. Steven D Hogje *

President's Cirde tS2JSn-S4j9B9l Mr. Andrew T. Brower and CAPT Peggy A. Feldmann, USN (Ret.) C D R and Mn. Fredrick K. Gerheiser Mr. and Mn. Michael L. Mowins

Hemdon Qub (Sijeoo-Si499 Mr. and Mn.Justin L.Aschenbrenner * Mr. and Mrs.Joseph E Ciano.Jt

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IMNI CAPT Michael R Doyle and Maty EUen Doyle LT and Mn.TUnothy M. Dumbauld * CAPT Michael S. Finley USNR CART md Mn. Robert A. Lakis * CAPT and Mis. ChariesJ. Maik * CDR and Mis.AithuiJ. Ohanim MI. John J. Rendine * Col and Mis. Maitin J. Siffiivm Mt Douglas M.Taggait CDR Joseph A.WUson,Jt, USN CART md Mn. Chailes R.Wnght

John Paul Jones Club ($500 $999) Lt Col and Mis. David A. Bethel, St CART md Mn. Robert E. L. Bond MI. and Mn.Jeffiey A. Brown * CDR and Mn.John M. DosweU Capt Robert E. Gagne, USMC (Ret.) LtCol md Mrs.James O. Gay CDR and Mn.James I. Godley CAPT Joseph C Haniss, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. David K. Inmm CAPT Jeffiey B.Jerome, USNR Mr. md Mn.Jeffiey RJohnson CAPT md Mn. Russel C KeUer Mr. Reter E Long.Jt CDR Michael R Muldoon, USN (Ret.) MI. Wffiiam R. Pong CAPT md Mn. Gregory R. Reinhardt * CAPT md Mn.Jeffiey Rocker Mr. md Mn. Stephen J. Schemmel Mr. and Mn. Robert J. Smout CDR md Mn. Danny R. Stevenson LT James Vanlangen, USN CAPT and Mrs. Daniel R.Vortherms Mr. md Mn. CUfford CWUson

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) CDR md Mrs. Kurt A. Alben RADM md Mn.Jon W Bayless,Jt Mt md Mrs.TUnothy R. Blue Maj md Mn. Robert A. Brant Mr. Paul Brmum Mr. and Mrs. Brace B. Brittain LtCol and Mn.John M. Byzewski LCDR and Mn. SeanT Gate LCDR and Mrs.Thomas J. Concannon LCDR and Mn. Patrick W. Corkffi CAPT and Mrs.John T. Counts Mr. Timothy J. Cummins Ml. and Mn. David M. Dennis CART AUnond J Drake III, MC, USN (Ret) CAPT and Mn.Joseph M. FaUone CAPT and Mn. MichaelJ. Foreman Mt Brace H. Hanson CAPT and Mn. Richaid A. Hayes CDR StairW Horton, USN LCDR and Mrs. Kevin L.Jackson Mr.Thomas S.Jacobsen CAPT Michael D.Johnson, USNR * CDR and Mn. Henry Jones CAPT and Mn.John P Kaisei MI. and Mn.John W. Kasiski CDR and Mn. Robert A. Klocek CDR and Mn. Anthony D. Konecny Ml. and Mn.John B. Matthews,Jt CDR and Mn. Kiik A. Michealson

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CAPT and Mn. RusseU D. Nevitt CDR Michael T Parrott, USNR LCDR Richard K. Phares, USN (Ret.) Mr. Marc S. Porter Dt and Mis. Bruce A. Reichert Mt and Mrs.Wffiimi H. Resser * CDR and Mn. Bradley B. Rohis CAPT md Mn. Steven H. Ross LtCol and Mn. Rogei R. Royston CAPT and Mn. Fernmdo A. Ruiz.Jt LTJG md MIS. Douglas C Shepheid MI. and Mn. Aim P Steel LCDR and Mn.James B. Stetson CDR Dma E. Swenson, USNR LCDRJohn E.Taylot USN Mt RobeitVWalten LT md Mis. Charies D. Wffiett LCDR and Mis. Brym S.Wffiiams Maj and Mrs. Alan M.Womble * CAPT Robert OWrayJt.USN

Donor Mt and Mn. Andiew A. Adamshick CAPT and Mn. Steve J. Biasington CAPT and Mis. Daniel W Bursch Mt Chiistopher E Cadiz CDR and Mn. Robert G. Dupuis Mt David E. Fleenor CAPT md Mn. David J. Frost CAPT Jeffiey E. Frost, USNR Mt md Mrs. Patrick C. Garcia Mr. md Mrs. Armando R Gonzalez CDR and Mrs.James R. Grabe LCDR Frederick S. Griffith, USN CDR Jeffiey R. Hashberget USN LCDR David D Havrffia, USN CAPT and Mrs. Thomas J. Herrmann Mr. and Mrs. Shawn E. Fhlvers CAPT md Mrs.James A. Isom Mr. and Mrs. Leo H. Jones,Jt LCDR md Mn. Steven M.Jordan CDR and Mn. George E Kiefer.Jt CAPT md Mrs. Steven R. Kremer CDR and Mn. Glenn L. Kramel II CDR and Mn. Geoffiey S. McEather CDR Thomas A. McLernon, USNR Mt Gary W McLoskey CAPT and Mn. Robert A. Mirick CAPT md Mrs. Dale M. Nees Mr md Mrs. Robert B. Newman Mt and Mrs.Timothy J. OUvier CART and Mrs.John A. Pasko CDR and Mrs. David G. Shafer Mt and Mrs. David S. Shikada, St CAPT and Mn. Kevin R Sinnett CDR and Mrs.Thomas G. Smith CAPT and Mn. George O Spencei HI Mt and Mn.Jack R. Swmboig.Jt LCDR md Mn. Grant B.Thomton CDR and Mn. Richaid D.Tobey CDR Wiley V Utterback, USNR and Mrs. Margaret M. Utterback CART and Mrs. Michael A.Van Horn Mt and Mrs.James M.Wffiimis LtCol Mark J. WUUs, USMCR CAPT and Mn. ChesterWWong Mt and Mrs. Bradley D ZeU

1980 Presidents Cirde Nimitz Assodate ($250,000 and above) Mt Eric P Grubman and Ms. EUzabeth Compton

Presidents Circle Lejeune Assodate ($25J)00-$49,999) Mr. and Mrs. Raul B. Prager Mr. and Mrs.Timothy R Suffivm

Presidents Circle Luce Assodate ($10,000 $24,999) Mt and Mn. Herbert D Frerichs.Jt

Presidents Cirde Worden Assodate ($5,000 $9,999) Mr. and Mrs.Wffiiam A. Basrian II * LCDR Wffiiam E Ruoff HI, USNR *

President's Circle Associate ($2,500 $4,999) MI. and Mis. Biian E. BuiUngame * CAPT Peggy A. Feldmann, USN (Ret.) md Mt Andiew T Biowei CAPT Barbara A. Ives, USNR and CAPT Glen R. Ives, USN CART and Mn.WUUam R. Kffiea Mt and Mrs.Timothy S. Kobosko Mr. and Mrs.John G.Taylor *

Hemdon Club ($1,000 $2,499) CAPT md Mn.T. Scott Bethmann CAPT md MIS. Kail P Bunkei * Mt and Mn. Alan S. Colegrove * Mt and Mis.Jerome E. ConnoUyJt Mt and Mn.WUUamW Davis MI. OUvei R. Edwaids CAPT and Mn.Tracey A. Fischei, St CAPT Bret Goidon, USN (Ret.) md Mn. Beth L. Goidon CDR and Mis. James E. Hickey MI. Charies L. Kmewske Mt md MIS. J. Biian Laii Mtjohn M. Link Mt and Mrs. David K. Priddy CAPT and Mrs. David L. Quessenberry * CDR md Mn. Roger N. Sexauer II Mt Geiald G. Smidi.Jt and Mn. Caiiie A. Smith CAPT Cheiyl L. Spohnholtz, USN (Ret.) CDR and Mis. Mark Q.Whitde

John Paul J o n ^ Club ^$500-5999; Mn.Jamesina M. Altei and Mt S.Altei LCDR and Mn. Daniel J. Archetjt CAPT and Mn.Jeffiey S. Best CAPT and Mn. David J. Broadbent • CAPT md Mn.Jon A. Buttram

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CART and Mis. Edwaid M. ConnoUy CDR Maik L.Crook, USN Mt Joseph A. DiScioiio,Jt Mis. Sharon L. Dishei md CDR TUnodiy A. Dishei, USN (Ret.) Dt and Mis. Dale R. Goidineei CDR and Mis. Joseph P HeU, St CDR and Mis. Cari D. Hendenhot CAPT James K. Hisei, USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Kevin D HolweU Col and Mn.James EJamison,St CDR and Mis.Wffiiam E Lonchas.Jt CAPT Baibette H. Lowndes, SC, USN and MI. RawUns Lowndes CART md Mn.John R. Loyei CART and Mn. Dale K. Lumme CDR and Mn. Heibert H. McMffian,Jt MI. md Mn.WUUam B. Nash CDR and Mn.Albert L. C. Nelson LCDR and Mn. Andres H. Otaho CART and Mn. Bradley A. Petenon Capt and Mn. Jerome T Randall * CDR Paul A. Remington, USNR (Ret.) LCDR md Mn.Jeffiey M. Sayie Mr. and Mn. KurtT. Schmidt Col Kevm M. Scott, USMC (Ret.) MI. John S. Skeiiy * LCDR md Mn. MichaelJ. Stapleton CDR and Mis. Damel ATannei III CDR and Mn. Mark C.Tomb MI. md Mn.Thomas S. Lffirich CDR Susm SWelch, USN * LCDR md Mn. Richaid AWendhnd CDR Craig A. WUson, St, USN

Tecumseh Club ($250 $499) CDR md Mn. Jeffiey A. B r i ^ Mt md Mn.Timothy J. CaUaghm CDR md Mn. Richaid S CampbeU CDR md Mn. Richard J. Chudayjt * CAPT md Mn. Chiistophei M. Conioy CAPT Maik W. Czaizasty, USN (Ret.) LtCol Bert M. Feiguson,Jt, USMCR Mt David K. HaUei CAPT md Mn. Retei J. Hayase CAPT and Mn. RobertV Huffinm LtCol Donald M. Ingram, USMC CDR md Mn. David M. Kein CDR md Mn. KeUy D McBride LTJG Wffiiam W Metzget USN (Ret.) CDR md Mn. G i e ^ C MUo * LCDR and Mn. Maitin R. MUiot Mt md Mn. Hugh Nixon CDR md Mn. Geoige M. Noimm LCDR md Mn. David R. Olsen CDR EUzabeth A. Rowe, USN (Ret.) LT Robert J. Schoeneck, USNR LCDR md Mn. E. D. Secoi * Mt and Mn. Donald J. Seneiius Mt md Mn. Byron P.Trop Ml.Thomas M.Yates

Donor Mt and Mn. Robert C AUei CAPT Jeffiey R.AUmon,USNR CDR and Mn. Richaid M.Atwood CAPT and Mn. Chailes D Behile CAPT and Mn. Donald J. Benzmg,Jt LtCol Keimedi R. Beigmm, USMCR

Ml. Robert D. BerkebUe CDR Frederick W. Botero CDR MUton J. Bouviei III, USN CDR md Mn. GeraldW. Buck Ml. Manly K. Church * CART md Mn.JohnW. Colemm II Mt Donald S. Cramp Col Raymond C Dmim,Jt, USMC Mt md Mn.Joseph G. Dancy CAPT md Mn. Francis Daniel CART md Mn. Chailes E. Everett,Jt Mr. md Mn. Michael R. Fedor CDR Scott L. Eitzpatnck, USNR CAPT md Mn.Terrmce Fitzpatrick Col Lee RFutch, USMC Capt md Mn. Gordon W Glosser RADM md Mn.James C Granevvald * Mt Kari R. Gustafion Col KadUeen G. Hendenon, USMC CAPT md Mn. Robert M. Hennegm Mr.John E HerlocketJt CDR md Mn.John G. HoUnes RADM md Mn.JamesW. Houck CDR md Mn. Eugene E Hubbard CAPT md Mn. Stephen H. Hubei Ml. md Mn. David M. Huey CDR md Mn. Fiank J. Hughes, Jt * CDR md Mn. Charies I. Knapp Ml. Ronald C.Jones md Mn. Carol J.Jones Mr. md Mn. Brian L. Knauff CDR md Mn. Kennedi J. Koteles Maj Matthew Lampugnano, USMC CDR md Mn. Mark A. Ledibridge CAPT md Mn. Michael E. Lopez-Alegria Maj md Mn.John A. Lowe CAPT md Mn. Steven L. McShane Mr. md Mn. Derek D. Meek CDR md Mn. Mel J. Meinhardt CDR Drew R Meyer, USN md CDR Rohm G. D. Meyet USNR CART Charles C Mffier HI, USN Mr. md Mn. David K. Mffier LCDR md Mn. Robert W Mffier LtCol Gregory K. MisUck, USMC CAPT Kennedi P Neubauet USN (Ret.) CDR md Mn. Sem E Obianski LCDR md Mn.Joseph W Osboine CDR Kadiryn K. Ozimek, USN (Ret.) md CAPT Peter H. OzUnek, USN (Ret.) Mr. md Mn.James M. Perry LCDR and Mn. Donald J. Roberts CDR md Mn. Brace A. Ross CAPT md Mrs. LeeV Rossetti LCDRTimodiy G. Ruck, USN * LCDR md Mn. Claude L. Rucker III Mr. md Mn. M. Richard Schroeder Mr. md Mn. Edmund R. Selby II COL and Mn. Richard S. Slater LCDR Thomas D Sloan, USN Mr. and Mn. Lawrence R. Smith Mr. md Mn.Vincent J. Sodd,Jt Mr.HanyE.StovffilH* Mis. E. Susm Unger md Mr. James R Unger * CDR and Mrs. Richard L. Waddel Mr. Craig G.Waffington CDR md Mn. Mark L.Whitfield LCDR md Mrs.James L.Winttr.Jt CDR Robert L.Wohlschlegel, USN

* Matching Gift

t Deceased

1981 Presidents Cirde Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) Mt and Mn.Theodore E. Dumbauld CDR Diane C Durban, USN

Mr. md Mn.Thomas S. SiUUvan CDR and Mrs. Edward J.Tucholski CAPT and Mrs. James T.Vazquez Mt Jonathan S.WaU CART Kevin C.Warnke, USNR CAPT and Mn. Douglas E.Weatherfbrd CAPT and Mn. Michael K.Webb LTJG WUUam M.Wendel, USN *

President's Cirde Worden Associate

Tecumseh Club

($5.000-$9,999)

LtCol and Mn. WUUam T.Akana Mt and Mrs. MichaelJ. Baumgartner Mt md Mn. Gary M, Becker CART and Mrs,Thomas E Carney CDR Suzanne M. Dee, USN CART and Mrs. Frederick G. Doran,Jt CAPT and Mn.J Brmdon Giuda LT and Mrs.JayT. Grafton.Jt CAPT RusseU J. Grocki, USN and CAPT Ahna M. O. L. Grocki, USNR CDR and Mrs. Thomas W HartUne CAPT and Mrs. Francis C. HeU IstLt and Mrs.Anthony L. Herrod CAPT Gerard R Huebet USN CART and Mn. Raul J.Jaeger CDR md Mrs.Jeffery J. Kaiser * CART and Mn. Patrick D. KeUer Mn. Debra M. Kenney md Mr. Glenn Kenney CAPT and Mrs.Jason L. Kessel LCDR and Mrs.James E King CDR md Mrs. DavidW Lannetti CAPT Wendy B. Lawrence, USN (Ret.) CDR Kirk S. Lippold, USN LTJG Howard M. Lock, USN (Ret.) LCDR Daniel K. Lyons, USNR (Ret.) CDR and Mrs. Richard J. Martm Mt and Mrs. Patrick M. McBride Maj FiankUn E McCalUstet USMC (Ret.) md LtCol Joyce L. McCaUister, USMC (Ret) CDR and Mrs. Mark E. Newcomb Lt Col and Mrs. Ismael Ortiz,Jt LT and Mrs. Robert V Peyreigne CDR and Mn.James G. Rodrock Mt and Mrs. Charies F Rourke CAPT and Mrs. RusseU W Scott II CDR and Mn. Donald G. Seybold Maj and Mrs. Alfred C Soto CDR and Mn. Michael D Thomas LCDR and Mrs, Robert H.Turmm CAPT and Mrs. Kenneth J. Voorhees II Mt and Mrs. Salvatore J. Weaver Mt and Mis. Wffiiam B.Woodhouse LCDR and Mn. Stephen R Zirkle

Mr. and Mn. Michael D. Mahre LT and Mn. David M. McCurdy

Presidents Circle Associate ($2M0-$4,999) Mr. md Mn. Eric Armour * Mr. and Mn. Robert D. Ravenet Jt * MI. md Mn. Eugene B. Rex * LT md Mn. Keith E.Tayloe MI. md Mn. Guy WWffiiams

Herndon Club ($1.000-$2,499) CDR md Mrs.Jmies M.Ahlgrimm CDR Edward L. Brownlee, USN (Ret.) * Mr. and Mn. Robert W Fffier * Mr. and Mn.Timothy A. Gavin CDR RmdaU J. Lovdahl, USN (Ret.) and CDR Lffia L. Ramirez. USN (Ret.) LCDR and Mn. Robert T MacMffian.Jt Mr. and Mrs.Wffiiam D. McGuinness * Mr. and Mn, Kent Mills * CART and Mrs. Dennis J. Murphy Mr. Walter A. Paulson, Jt and Dtjudy Paulson * LCDR and Mn. Brett A. Peloquin *

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) LCDR md Mrs. Henry P Aszklatjt CAPT and Mn.Thomas S. Carlson CAPT and Mrs. Walter E. Cartetjt CAPT and Mn. Steven W. Colon CDR and Mrs. Charies E. CoughUn CDR Timothy A. Dishet USN (Ret.) and Mn. Sharon L. Disher CDR and Mrs. Donald C. Forbes Mt and Mrs.Thomas S. Fricke CDR and Mn.Thomas J. GaUo CDR Timothy S. Garrold, USN (Ret.) and LCDR Vicky D Garrold, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. BracUey E Hahn * Mt and Mrs. August S. Hubal CARTJamesR.Huss.USN CAPT and Mrs. DavidWJacbon CAPT EUen M.Jewett,USN Mrs. Noieen A. M. Leahy and Ml. James Leahy CAPT and Mn.Todd W MaUoy CAPT and Mn.Thomas J. Moore, Jt CDR and Mn.Wffiiam R Morgan LT Patricia C. Murphy USNR LCDR and Mn. Reter S. Pern CAPT and Mn. CraigW. Pruden Mt and Mrs. Daniel J. Quattrini Mr. and Mrs. Mark P Stolzenberg

($250-$499)

Donor CART and Mis. Maik H. Adamshick CART and Mrs.Joseph Arango HI LCDR WUUam R Aimstiong, USN (Ret.) CDR md Mrs. Carios E. Ayuso Mt and Mrs. Stanley E. Bashaw Mt and Mrs.Arian J. Biesecker Mt and Mrs. Jeffiey M. Bishop Mt and Mrs.John Bitman Mt and Mrs. Christopher J. BobUt CAPT and Mrs.Thomas H. Boyce LCDR and Mn. Crittenden G. Buder LCDR and Mrs. Matthew R. CaldweU CDR and Mn.JoseUto O. CaUe CAPT and Mn. Michael D. Christopher LCDR and Mn, Charies H. Church,Jt

CDR and Mn. CecU L. Davis,Jt LCDR and Mn. Michael R Dzieciolowski CDR and Mn.Jefiry L. Edgar CDR and Mn. Howard S. FerreU Mt and Mrs.John L. Fisher * CDR and Mrs. Andrew J. Foerster LCDR and Mrs. StephenW Fortunato,Jt Mt Wffiiam C. Frank Mt and Mrs. Scott R FrankUn CDR and Mrs.Jeffery G. Freeman CDR and Mn. MichaelJ. GaUet Dt Dume P Gibson CAPT and Mn.Jon A. Greene CDR md Mrs. Lewis R. Grigg CDR and Mrs.Thomas R. Grimm CART and Mrs. Raul E Hankins CDR and Mrs, Michael A, Harber Maj and Mrs, Daniel E Harrington LtCol Jolene L. Hoffingshead, USMC and Mt Frank A. Hoffingshead Mt Scott J Howe Mt and Mrs. Lyle R. Humpton CDR and Mn.Terrence R. Huxel Mt and Mrs. Robert B.Jackson CDR Paul H.James, USNR * Mt md Mrs.Timothy R.Jarman LCDR and Mrs.John P Keenan Ms. RondaJ. Kopra LCDR and Mrs. Michael W Krock Mt Michael G. Kula Mr. and Mrs. Lex J. Lauletta CDR PorterW Lewis,Jt,USN CAPT and Mrs. Barry K. Loveless CDR and Mrs.TUnothy S. MacGregor Mr. and Mrs.James E. Marseffie LCDR MichaelJ. Matthes, USN md Mrs. Mara B. Matthes Mt and Mrs. MichaelJ. McGuUre CDR and Mrs. Michael McLaughUn Mt md Mrs. Jonathan D Messinger CAPT Kadileen H. MoeUet USN (Ret) md Mr. Michael MoeUer CDR and Mn. MarkT Muffigm CAPT and Mrs.Joseph W Murphy CAPT and Mrs. David T. Ott LCDR and Mrs.Joseph J. RapareUa LCDR and Mn.John D Paul CDR Ricardo Perez, USN and CDR Kari A. Perez, USNR CAPT and Mrs. Robert H. Perry CDR and Mn. Chris E Pienon LCDR Gregory L. Point, USN Maj and Mrs. Michael D. Porter CDR and Mn, Kevin R Qumn CDR and Mn, Kevin R Redfern Mt and Mrs, Douglas S. Reese Mt and Mrs. Fred R Reitzel CAPT and Mn. Craig A. RoU Mn. Kathy L. Ross and Mt Dan Ross Mt and Mrs.Thomas W. Sanchez CAPT and Mn. Ronald A. Sandoval CART and Mrs.Joseph T. Schartang,Jt CART and Mn.Alan D. Scott Mt Alan J See LCDR and Mn. Robert A. Seidel.Jt LCDR Bernardme B. Sepulveda, USNR and Mt Ralph Sepulveda CDR and Mn. Luke D SiddaU CART and Mrs. Kenneth V. Spiro.Jt CDR Christopher R StoUe, USN (Ret.) and LT Lisa K. StoUe, USNR CDR and Mn.Wffiiam E.Taylor III

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Midshipman Erika Kristen Andrews '07 receives the "Cheryl Dolyniuk Trophy" from Al Heinze (NAAA), John Adams, A&SP Trustees awards chairman and Captain Peg Klein, Commandant of Midshipmen.

Fund for Athletic Excellence Based in the Athletic & Scholarship Programs (A&SP) Division of the U. S. Naval Academy Foundation, the Fund for Athletic Excellence supports varsity, club and intramural sports at the Academy. Working in close coordination with the Naval Academy Athletic Association, the A&SP Trustees review and approve requests to fund both planned and emerging needs. Thanks to its generous donors, the Fund for Athletic Excellence continues to create a true margin of excellence for the Naval Academy athletics program. Because of this support. Navy teams are more competitive throughout the Academy's athletic programs.

CART and Mrs. Robert S.Teufel Mt James R Unger and Mn. E. Susan Unger * CDR and Mrs. David R.Wagner Mt and Mrs. Richard M.Welch.Jt Mt and Mrs. Marshffi A. Wencl Capt and Mrs. David G.Wessing Ms. Sandra L.White CDR and Mrs. Chrisropher J.Wffiy CART and Mn. Robert WWin.sotJt CART and Mrs. David B.Woods

1982 Presidents Circle Dewey Associate ($50,000-$99,999) Mr Frank M. Gren

President's Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) Mt and Mn. MichaelJ Short * CAPT and Mn. Christian E. Sprinkle *

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CDR and Mn. Lee Cohen Mr. and Mrs. John J. Doherty * CDR Jody K. Leisch, USN (Ret.) * CDR and Mn. Daniel J. Proubc * Mt and Mrs.Thomas G.Thomson

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) CAPT Patricia Cole, USN Mt and Mrs. RusseU B. Daniel CDR Patrick L. Greene, USN Mt and Mrs. Richard C. Hunt Mtjohn R McCaffiey Mt Brendan R O'Friel and Mrs. Jennie E. O'Friel * Mt and Mn. C M. Retten Ms. Pamela K. Pitkin * CDR Richard E. Rcinke III, USN LCDR and Mn.Vidal Rodriguez * Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Schneider, Jt Mrs. Carrie A. Smith and Mt Gerald G. Smith.Jt CART and Mrs.John G. Spear Ms. Reeta K.Whimey

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) CDR and Mrs. Leo D. B.ilk LCDR and Mn, Kevin A. Baugh CAPT and Mrs. lUchard R Breckenridge Mt Bryan B. Brittain

LT David WBrosh, USN LCDR and Mrs.Thomas R. Brown Mt and Mn.Thomas S. Cosgrove * CAPT and Mn.WilUam R. Dawson Dt and Mn. Lewis B. Gilpin Mt and Mn. Andrew D Harper * CAPT Timothy A. HoUand, USN lOiDM MicheUe J. Howard, USN and Mt Wayne Cowles CAPT and Mn. Matthew L. Klunder CDR and Mrs. Daniel E. Leader CAPT and Mn. Matthew B. Moury Mt Donald L. Parrott.Jt CAPT James R.RightetJt.USN (Ret.) and LCDR Barbara S. lUghtet USN (Ret.) CAPT and Mn. Adalberto Rmz HI LT and Mn. Peter A. Schulert CAPT and Mn.Troy M. Shoemaker CAPT and Mn. MichaelJ. Stahl CDR and Mrs.James M.Teate CDR and Mrs. Brad M.Weiner LtCol Christopher E.Yelder, USMC

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) LT James S. Akiyama, USN * Mt Charies E. Anderson Mt and Mrs. Bennett P Applegate CDR Wayne R. Blanding, USN CDR and Mrs.Wffiiam D. Brennan Mt and Mrs. Christopher B. Cechak CDR and Mrs.Thomas M. demons HI Mr and Mrs. Richard B. Clyborne Mt and Mrs. Chris Comi * Dt and Mrs. Edward A. Dachowski.Jt Mt and Mrs. Richard Z. DeLoach Mt Robert Dimas.Jt Lt Col and Mrs. George V. Dinardo Mt and Mrs. David R Dingman CART and Mrs. Peter D. Gates Mt and Mrs. Stephen C. Golay Mt and Mrs. Phffip J. Goodmm CART and Mn. Robert L. Greene CDR and Mn. David J. A. Grim * Mt and Mrs. Brent A. Hagenbuch Lt Col and Mrs. Thomas J. Kennedy CAPT and Mn. Leonard R. Kojm.Jt Mt and Mrs.John E Kom CAPT and Mn. Kurt L. Kuiffiel CDR ChristopherW. LestetUSNR Ms.Terri L, Maginnis Col and Mrs. Doman O. McArthur LtCol Joyce L. McCaEstet USMC (Ret) md M.ij Franklin EMcCUUstet USMC (Ret.) Mt Kevin W. McGuire Lt Col Larry B. McKenney USMC CDR and Mn. Ralph G. Merg CDR Kenneth D Murray USNR Mt Jeffrey A. Oldham CAPT and Mn. Dennis J. O'Meara CAPT Sheila D. Pattenon, USN and Mt William E. Patterson CDRPaulJRicciuttUSN CAPT and Mrs. Ronald G. Rice Mr, and Mrs. Scott A, Robertson Lt Col and Mn. DavidW. Samples M.ij William E. Smith.Jt, USMCR Mt and Mrs. Dean L. Studt LCDR and Mrs. Robert A.Wood MtThomas RWood

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Donor Mt and Mrs. Richard K. Alexander,Jt LCDR and Mrs. Gustav A. Andenon CDR and Mn. Harold T.Atkins Mt and Mrs. Keith D.Ayres LT Janice A. Bacon, USN and Dt Glenn S. Bacon Mr and Mrs. Dwayne R Baptist Mt and Mrs. Lynwood J. Barker LTJG and Mrs. Stephen T Barr LCDR and Mrs. MichaelJ. Bateman Mt and Mis. Donald C Bennett CDR and Mn. Ronald C Bethmann CDR and Mis. Robert E Blythe CDR and Mn.Wiffiam J. Boeh CDR Jennifer E. Broob, USN (Ret) MtTodd H. Brown Capt LewisJBurley USMC CAPT and Mn. Stephen A. Burris CAPT Thomas A. Buterbaugh, USN Mt and Mn. Kenneth A. Carkhuff III CDR and Mn. Edward P CarroU Mt and Mrs. Michael S. Case LT and Mrs. Robert J. Centeno CDR and Mrs. Dwayne C Clark Mt Donald J. Clements CDR and Mrs.James R. Coamey Mt and Mis. Jeffiey S. CiisweU MtTaboi A. Crombie CDR and Mrs. David Culbertson Mt Kenneth A. Cusick Mt and Mrs.James E. Daly CDR and Mn.Wffiiam E Davis Mt and Mrs. David K. Dejarnette * LCDR and Mn. Peter J. Dreher CAPT and Mrs.Vincent Drouffiard CDR and Mn.Wffiiam R. Drace CDR and Mn. George M. Dryhunt B.ADM and Mrs. David A. Dunaway CAPT and Mrs. Greg A. Eisiiim CDR Lynne A. Fariow, USNR md CDR MichaelJ. Fariow, USN (Ret.) LT and Mn. Biian D. FeU Mt and Mn.John C Femandes CDR and Mn.James H. Fowles HI CDR Kiista A. Francom, SC, USNR and Mt Gerald L. Francom Mn.Joanne T Fry and Mr.John Fry Mt and Mrs. Andrew B. FuUer CAPT and Mn.Wiffiam D. Fuson CDR and Mrs.Timothy J. Galpin CAPT and Mn. Brian G. Gawne LCDR and Mn. Patrick C Gffi CDR and Mn. Robert B. Grimm CDR and Mn. Cliff L. Hagan LtCol and Mrs.JamesW. Hammond HI LCDR and Mn. Raiid.iU L. Hauke Mt Bill K.J. Hebert LCDR and Mn.Jeffiey M. Heibel CDR and Mn. Stephen C. Held Mt and Mn.James E. Higgins III LtCol Don,Ud W. Hintze, USMCR CDR and Mn. Brian R. Hood Mt and Mn. Warren G. Hubler Dt and Mrs. Robert W Ives Mt and Mn. Mark C.Jackson Mt and Mrs. Peter J.Jaszczyszyn * CDR and Mn. Mark D.Johnson LCDR and Mn. Brim D.Jones Mn. Carol J.Jones and Mt Ronald C.Jones CAPT and Mrs. Stephen C Kingston

Maj and Mn. Charles L. Kirby CDR Steven E. Klemencic, USN (Ret.) CAPT .uid Mn.Wffiimi J. Kovach CDR Sirah B. Kov-el, USN (Ret.) and MtAlbert S Rosenberg CAPT md Mn.Jonadim D Kurtz Mr. md Mn. Hms L. Lanen LCDR PaiU D. Limbachet USCG (Ret.) Mt md Mn. Mark D LoPresto CDR md Mn. RusseU R Luehnen Mr. and Mn.Jmies P M.iloney * Maj and Mn. Edwin B. Manzmo MIS. Mara B. Matthes md LCDR MichaelJ. Matdies, USN Ml. and Mn. Gregoiy T. May LT Patiick W. McGehee, USN CDR md Mn.Thomas E. McGraw Ml. Chris M. McGmre Mr. Wffiiam J. Meietjt md Mn.Jmet M. Meier * LCDR md Mn. Richarci E. Merck CART Thomas M. Mffi.ird, USN Mr. md Mn. Donald L. MitcheU.Jt CAPT md Mn. Paul O. Monger LCDR md Mn. Steven B. Montague Mr. md Mn. Robert L. Moore. Jt Maj Michael Morris, USAF (Ret) LCDR md Mn.WUfred R. Moins.Jt Capt md Mn. Estebm R. Muiffio Ml. Chailes T. Murphy. Jt LCDR md Mn. Gaiy-W. Neveias MI. md Mn. Edward C Otton Ml. md Mn.Thomas R. Patty-,Jt * LCDR md Mn. Glenn A. Ration Col Came L. Peny; USMCR md Ml. Steven R. Peiry Mr. Lonffie D PoweU CDR md Mn. Michael L. QuUUn CDR md Mn. Roy M. RadcUffe Mr. md Mn.Theodore E. Rasmussen HI CDR md Mn.John Ratkovich CAPT md Mn. Ronald E ReUnet Jt * CAPT md Mn. Laurent C. G. Reuihardt Mr. and Mn.Wffiiam H. Rempe LCDR md Mn. Michael A. Rennie Mr. md Mn. Marc A. Richardson Mr.DonaldE.A.Ringel Lt Col md Mn.John E. Roberts LCDR and Mn.Thomas R. Rym IV Ms. Sandra L. M. Sadlei md Mi. Jon R. Sadlei CDR md Mn.Arthui R. SaUndong * Capt md Mn. Gaiy Sandala LT and Mn. Raymond J. Savich CART Peter S. SchUke, USNR Mr. and Mn. Brace G. Schmickley CAPT and Mn.James D. Settele CDR and Mn. Gerald Shenffi CDR md Mn. David G. SUvius CAPT md Mn. Richard L. Simon CDR and Mn. Charles S. Smith CAPT md Mn. J Craig Smith CDR and Mrs. Stephen J Somnitz CDR md Mn. David R. Spoeri LCDR and Mn.Theodore P Stank CDRJames R Steele HI, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mn. H. R. Stein LT Bennett D. Swanson, USN Mt Wffiiam E Swinton * CDR and Mrs. Mark E.Tarango Dt and Mrs. Charies B.Toner Mr. md Mn. Douglas S Tracy

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CDR Raina D.Trice, SC, USN (Ret.) Mt and Mn. PaiU D. Urey Maj and Mn. Raymond J. Vanden Berghe LCDR and Mn.John R.Weidman LT Michael R WethereU, USN Mt and Mn. Christopher J. Wh.ffiey LCDR and Mn. M.irk FWilUams CART and Mn. N.WymanWmbush II Mt.ind Mn.Wffiiam A.Wright III LCDR EdwarclTW.Yee, USN

1983 Presidents Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) Mt and Mn. Mark J. Russ

President's Cirde Assodate ($2,500-$4,999) CDR and Mn. R. Briand Greer Mt md Mn.Jmies R. HiUe Dt and Mn. Leo S. Mackayjt Ml. and Mn. David A. Magness * Ml. md Mis.Tknothy B. Rebhoin Mi.Joseph W.Soto Mt and Mn. Cari EWagnei

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) CDR md Mn. DavidW.Acton LCDR md Mn.Jeffiey L. Benson * Ml. and Mn. MichaelJ. Blasffi CDR Richard A. Boggs, USNR Mt and Mn.John F Cerasuolo Mt and Mn. Brace E Dammeier LCDR and Mn. Richard R. Hayes Mr. Mark R. Kanakis Mr. and Mrs.John E O'Leary CDR Kane RThurman.USN (Ret.) and Mt Raul E.Thurman •

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) Mt and Mrs.Timothy C Bonnett Mt and Mrs. Lester R. Hayward.Jt * CAPT Paul K.Heimll, USN Mr. md Mrs. Kenneth M. Ikeda LCDR and Mrs. Dwight Jenkins, USNR CDR and Mrs. Kevin L.Jones CW3 and Mn. Michael G. Kohrs CDR and Mn.Wffiiam E Mattingly * Dt and Mrs.WalterT. Molano Mt Michael R. Mundt and CDR Vicky Mundt, MSC, USN LT Mark A. Pearl, USN Mt and Mrs. Robert M. RusseU * Ms. Geraldine W Santos Mr. Steven A. Savery Mt and Mrs. Brace J. Seitz * Mtand Mrs. H.B.Smith HI LCDR Wffiiam D.Tyree HI, USNR LT Alan A.Vazquez, USN CDR Lawrence WVoniet USNR LCDR and Mn. Ralph B.WUUams

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) CDR Catherine D. Alexandet USN (Ret.) Col and Mn. Kurk R Anderson Mt and Mrs.Joseph S. Baehr CAPT and Mrs. Christopher M. Ballister CAPT Barbara A. BeU, USN Mt and Mn. Stephen E. Bondura CAPT Todd W. Bostock, USN CAPT and Mn. Daniel E, BrasweU LtCol and Mrs. Iric B. Bressler Mt and Mrs. Robert S. Brooks Mt Maik R. Carison CDR and Mn.John M. CoughUn CDR and Mn. Michael A. Crosby Mt and Mrs. Gerald A. Esper Mt Daniel J. Evans Mt and Mis.JuUan G. Finley Mt and Mn. Robert A. Gambrffi HI CAPT and Mn. Michael S. Hastings Capt Brian E Hodges, USMCR LtCol and Mn. Andrew M. Hofley Mt Peter J. HoUand and Mrs.Tina S. HoUand Mt and Mrs. Michael R. Isabeffi * CDR and Mrs.Timothy A. JeweU LCDRV Michael Makovitoh, USNR Col and Mrs. Alan F Mangan Mrs. SteUaYoungblood Marks CAPT Pamela A. Maynot SC, USNR and Mt Steve Maynor CDR and Mn.Thomas P McKavitt.Jt Mt Kevin L. Mffier Mrs. Karen E. Myers and Mt Brian Myers Mt and Mn. Keith C Phffiips Mt and Mrs. MichaelJ. Quinlan Mt Michael H. Ray * CAPT and Mn. Gary R. Reeves CDR and Mrs. ChristopherW Rice CAPT Lawrence E. Rugjiero, CHC, USNR Col and Mrs.John Rupp LtCol John M. Scanlan, USMC (Ret.) CDR and Mrs. Mark G. Schaefer CDR and Mrs. Damel L. Schroeder Mr .ind Mrs. Cari J. Sink.Jt Mt Leonard Smith, Jt * LCDR Susan M. Smola, USN (Ret.) Mt and Mis. John A. Stagliano * Col and Mrs. KendaU S. Switzer CDR and Mrs. Michael WThurman Mr. and Mrs.Wffiiam C.Wffiiston,Jt

Donor CDR and Mis.Jeffiey H.Aimstrong CDR and Mrs. Daniel J BaU CART and Mn. RusseU James Bardett Maj and Mrs. Michael H. BeaU CAPT and Mn. Randal D. Black Ms. Linda M. Bolan CAPT and Mn. Michael S. Bowen Mt and Mrs. Eric L. Bremers Mt WiUiam C. Brosche LCDR and Mn. Michael W. Brown CDR and Mn. Christopher J. Bush Mr. and Mrs. Patrick D. CahiU Mt and Mrs. Michael Chavez CDR and Mrs. Daniel G. Clague Mt and Mn.Jeffiey J. Claik LT and Mrs. Reynold J. Convento CAPT and Mrs. Jeffiey S. Currer

LtCol and Mrs. Richard K. Davidson Mt Lindsay A. Dibler CAPT and Mrs. Norbert H. Doerry CDR and Mrs. Kenneth A. Enriquez Mt and Mrs.James A. Evans Mt and Mrs.William E. Ferris HI LCDR and Mrs. Stephen L. Fischer CDR and Mn.James H. Fladey IV Col and Mrs. Harry A. Frank Mt RonaldV Freeman Mt and Mn. RandaU L. Fuchs CAPT and Mn.WUUam J. GaUnis CDR and Mn. Robert J. A. GUbeau LCDR and Mn. RoyW. Giles CDR and Mn.Jeffiey D. Gordon CDR Mark L. Gorenflo, USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. David J. Groff LT md Mrs. Matthew J. Gubenski Mr. and Mrs. Eric R. Harkcom W LCDR Kari Heinz Heimeri.USN Ms. Laura A. Hmkley CDR and Mn. Donald A. Holcomb Mt and Mrs. Steven S. Hubeh LT and Mrs.John R. Hughes Lt Col and Mn. Michael R HuU Lt Col and Mrs. Kevin L.Johnson LT and Mrs. Michael R Kendus.Jt Mt and Mn. Samuel G. Kramer CDR and Mrs. Angus M. Laney CDR and Mrs. Brian T Larson LtCoI and Mrs. Malcolm B. LeMay LT and Mrs. Jefferson J. Lett CART and Mrs. Kenneth C Levins Mt and Mn.James H. Loper III CDR and Mrs.Timothy S. Luffy CART and Mrs. Andrew T. Macyko Mt and Mrs. Kevm J. McCarthy LT and Mn. Patrick M. McCool CAPT and Mrs. Stuart A. McCormick CDR and Mn. PhiUp J. McKenna CDR and Mrs. Reter J. McKenney Mtjohn E McLoughlin LCDR and Mn. Daniel J. Molthen LT and Mrs.Joseph W Montgomery CDR Derase P NeweU, USN and LCDRJohn B. NeweU, USN CDR and Mrs. Kevin P. Newmeyer Mt and Mrs. Stephen D Nordel LCDR and Mrs. Steven C. Oda Mt and Mn. Daniel M. O'Hara LCDR and Mrs. MichaelJ. Oravec Mt and Mrs. Bradley A. Page LCDR and Mrs.Theodore T. Picchini Mt and Mrs. Perry A. Puccetti Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Radice Mr. Michael H. Rafter CDR and Mn. EdwinV Rahme,Jt Mt and Mrs. Erik J. Renter Mt and Mrs. Carios I. Rivera * Mt Richard J. Rusnak LCDR Walter G. Ryon III, USNR (Ret.) CART MichaelJ. Salvato, USN and Mrs. Mary C Salvato Mr. and Mn. Ernest W Sax COL and Mrs. Richard A. Schott Mt Holbrook J. Schurman Mt and Mrs. Alan D. SUver CDR and Mrs. Michael T. Simmons CAPT and Mrs, ChariesJ, Sitanki LtCol Phiffip J, Skalniak.Jt, USMC CDR and Mrs, Gordon A, Srmth

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EHIMNI Mr. md Mn.WaUace D. Smith,Jr. Mt Matthew G. Stapleton Mr. md Mn.John A. Stephenson MI. James C Stewart j LCDR md Mn.John Smtfci Mn.Tomoko I.Tmaka md Mt. BertTmaka MI. md Mn.Thomas M.Taiquinio Mi.Tyione M.Thames MI. md Mn. Harry L.Tffimm LCDR Louis J.TragUa, USN (Ret.) CDR md Mn. Stephen CTrainor Mt md Mn.Thomas A.Tremblay Col md Mn. Dougjas J.Wadsworth CAPT md Mn. Geoige J. Waltei, J t CDR md Mn. David W.Waugh Maj md Mn. Keith B.Wauten CAPT md Mn. Dma S.Wemei CDR md Mn. Gregoiy L.WeUs Col md Mn.Jeffiey RWUcox LCDR md Mn.WUfiid PWUkmson IV CDR Robert B.Woods, USN (Ret) MI. and Mn.John PYantis * CAPT md Mn.Jonathm A.Yuen

1984 President's Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) CDR md Mn. Robert R. RauUc MI. md Mn. WUham B.Taff *

Presidents Circle Assodate ($2M0-$4,999) Ml. and Mn. R. Kail Daiden * MI. md Mn. Robert W Garimd MI. md Mn. Gregoiy A. Goms Ml. md Mn. Maik W McCann Ml. and Mn.John K. Moirow * MI. and Mn.TUnothy J. Quigley *

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) MI. md Mn. Clement C Chen * MI. md Mn. Robert E. Eveiist MI. and Mn. Harold L. GUreath, Jt MI. md Mn. Chailes T Lmdsay III CDR md Mn. Maik A. Pattenon

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) Maj Geoige S. CairacUni, USMC md Mn. Katheiine A. Cairadini MI. md Mn.James J. Coffins,Jt * Capt md Mn. Rudolph E. Hackei CDR md Mn. Christophei R. Kambach * CDR md Mn.Anenio K. Menendez * CDR md Mn. Bret J. MuUenbuig CART and Mn. Richaid C Muldoon Mt md Mn. David L. Nerma * LCDR md Mn. Maik C Newman Mt md Mn. Steven M. Smith Mi.Adiian EVagnoni * MI. James M.Wasko

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Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) Lt Col md Mn.James M.Allmm CART md Mn. Kevin R. Andenen MI. md Mn. Kevin J. Ascrap CAPT md Mn. Jeffiey S Baiticoski CART md Mn.Thomas E. Beck MI. md Mn. Kevin T Buike CDR Eiic B. Byrne. USN (Ret) CAPT md Mn.AlexmdeiT Casimes LT Scott D Chesson, USNR CAPT md Mn. Daniel E. Crisp * CART md Mn. LoweU D. Crow Mr. md Mn.Thomas R. Dalton Maj Chailes R. DonneUy Jt, USMC LT md Mn. Phffip J. Erickson Ml. md Mn.Thomas R Foirestal III * MI. md Mn. Douglas J. Gattuso Ms. Christine M. Gromek MI. md Mn. Alfred J. Grosskurth.Jt MI.Thomas RJohnson CDR Chailes D KUbum II, USN (Ret) MI. md Mn. Rogei K. Knappei MI. Scott T. Kushino LT Thomas S Kymn, USNR * Mr. md Mn. Michael M. Martinez CAPT Thomas A. Meadows, USN CDR md Mn. Brim P. Muiphy CART md Mn. David M. Osen Mr. md Mn.Teny L. Ploeger LCDR md Mn.John J. RUey * MI. Javiei E. Roquebert MI. and Mn.Thomas A. Schaefei * MI. md Mn. Robert L. Shoemaker Ml. md Mn. Daniel M. SUeo CDR md Mn. Steven G. Skmnei CAPT md Mn.John R Stamos MI. md Mn.John C Steckel CAPT md Mn. David E Stemdl CDR md Mn. Robert A. Stabblefield,Jt MI. md Mn. Douglas A. Suiimo CDR md Mn.Jeffiey S.Thompson * MI. md Mn. Edward P. WUson * CDR Karen WineiUig Faul, USN md MI. Anthony Faul MI. Scott B.Woessnei

Donor MI. md Mn.John E Abbot MI. Fred C Adams,Jt CDR md Mn. Al A. O Alabata LTJG David R Andenon, USN MI. md Mn. Frank Andrews LCDR md Mn.Joseph M.Amoso MI. and Mn. Biian E. Bandana MI. mdMn. Raul V Ban, Jt Mt md Mn. Maik W Bairanco Ms. Martha S. Beals CDR Wairen C Belt, USN (Ret.) Ml. md Mn. David E. Beiko LCDR md Mn. Petei C Bemaid MI. and Mn. Craig R. Beitolett,Jt Ml.James H. Bishop CART md Mn. Douglas S. Boirebach CDR Wffiiam S. Bovvmm II, SC, USN MI. Eugene G. Brady III Ml. and Mn. Maik E. Brodowicz CDR and Mn. Douglas J. Brown CDR md Mn. NicholasV Buck CAPT and Mn. Patiick E. Buckley

Ml. md Mn. Daniel E CaUaghm CDR md Mn. Scott R. CampbeU CDR md Mn. Brym T. Caraveo CDR md Mn. Wiffiam G. Castmeda CDR md Mn. MarkV Cebulski * LCDR Salvatore J. Ceraolo, USN LCDR Mary Bedi A. Chipkevich, USN CAPT Rudi A. Chnstophenon, USN Mr. md Mn. Lawrence J. Clark Mr. Raymond S. Clark CDR md Mn. Robert E. Clarit II CDR md Mn. Douglas R Conkey Mt Michael S. Connor CAPT md Mn. Claude J. Coucoules CDR md Mn. Gregory W. Crabtree Mr. md Mn.James D Cunningham CDR md Mn.Victor B. D'Andrea LT md Mn.James R. Deal CAPT Lou Anne DeMattei, USNR md Mr. Joseph DeMattei LTWUUam J. Dempsey USN CAPT md Mn. Martin W Deppe CAPT Mary E. De.xtet USN md Mr. Ernie Dexter LCDR JarreU R. Dunson, USN Dt md Mn. Steven J. Duranceau CDR md Mn. Gary E. EngUsh CART md Mn. Peter T Fmney LT Bradley E. Flock HI, USN CDR md Mn. Nicholas E. Freeman CAPT md Mn.John W Funk CAPT AUm G. Galsgaarci, USN Mr. Bryan T Gehringei Mi.JmT.Goff LCDRAimmdo Gomez, USN MI. Patrick B. Gonzalez Mn. Cynthia E. Graham md MI. Carl Graham MI. md Mn. Scott E Griffin CAPT md Mn. Michael E. Groody Ml. md Mn. Israel Guibas LCDR and Mn. Craig A. Hanmei MI. md Mn.Jonathm D. Haibei LT Michael K. Haigett, USN Ml.Wiffiam M. Hairison LT John M. Henmien, USNR CDR KeUy A. Heniy; USN (Ret) md MI. Michael D. Heniy CDR md Mn. Lorenzo S. Hiponia Mt Thomas W Hoin md Mn. Mary V Horn CDR mdMn. Gary E Hoy LT md Mn.Wffiiam P Hudik CART md Mn. Thomas W Huff Mt Steven R.Jones Ml. md Mn.John L.Judy Mt D.ivid G.Jimg LCDR Jonadim H. Km, USN LCDR Andrew J. Karabm, USNR Ml. md Mn. Chiistophei R. Kinchten CDR md Mn. Brace D. Kochei CART and Mn. David M. Kiiete CDR Glen D. Kiueget USN CAPT md Mn. David J. Landess Mt .md Mn.Jmies C Uira Ml.John D Lenda.Jt Mt md Mn.John H. Lerchbackei.Jt LTJosephVLong,Jt,USN LTJG Michael R. Lopez, USN Mt md Mn.Todd C Lutton Lt Col md Mn. Bradford L. Maitin

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LCDR md Mn.Vemon M. Martinez MI. Chailes J. Martini, J t CAPT md Mn. Gregory R Manil CAPT Michael E. McCracken, USN LCDR Jeffiey E. McCrearv; USNR CDR Peter H. McDevitt, USN (Ret.) md CDR Marlys McDevitt, USNR (Ret) MI. md Mn. Stephen A. McGann CDR md Mn. Sem R McGinty CDR md Mn.Trevoi A. Mclntyie Dt md Mn. Angus L. M.T. McLem III Mn.Jmet M. Meiei md MI. Wffiiam J. Meietjt * Ml. md Mn. Geoige T. Mesora,Jt LCDR md Mn. Samuel D. Mohs CDR Joseph W Mongm. USN MI. md Mn. Lawience R. Moore MI. md Mn. Petei D. MuUei CDR David T Neely USN Ml. Scott M. Newman Ml. Daniel R. Nicoson LCDR Tunodiy J. Nolm, USN MI. md Mn. MichaelJ. OhUiavei CDR Robert B. Olds.Jt, USN LCDRMaikROperrf»vCECUSNR(Ra)ari CDR Susanne C Openshaw. CEC USNR CDR md Mn.John P O'Suffivan CDR Christine A. Passen, USNR md MI. Steven E. Passen * CAPT Joseph Rastemak, MC, USN MI. md Mn. Gregory W Pease CDR md Mn.John J. Pendola CDR Kari A. Perez, USNR md CDR Ricarclo Perez. USN Lt Col md Mn. Gerald A. Peten CDR md Mn.Theodore O PickeriU U MI. md Mn. Maik E. Ponei LT md Mn. Scott R. Ponei LT Michael R Potochniak, USN MI. md Mn.John H. Quint CAPT md Mn. Robert B. Rabuse CART md Mn. Chailes A. Rainey LT Scott H. Rmdolph. USNR CDR Thomas S Ransom. USN LCDR md Mn. Stanley O Rasbuiy Mr. md Mn. Scott H. RaspUcka MI. md Mn. Blake D RatcUff CDR Gmgei B. Rice, CEC, USN md Mt Lawience M. Rice Lt Col md Mn. Smiuel M. Ridder II MI. md Mn. Maik Robinson MI. md Mn.Timothy J. Rogen Mt md Mn. Sem T. Roskey CDR md Mn. David H. Ruedi LCDR .md Mn.Arthui K. Smiora Mt md Mn.Jmies A. ScmneU * CDR md Mn.Jmies M. Schofield Capt md Mn. Ciaig M. Selbrede CDR L.ivvTenceW.SeuttetUSNR (Ret) Mt Stephen J. Shepheid md Mn. Deborah L. Shepherd CDR mdMn. Raid SUva Ms. Sonja P Soleng Mt md Mn. David R. Sousa CDR md Mn. Scott G. Spoonei Mt .ind Mn.Albert L. St. Pierre Ms. GaU M. Stephens md Mt Rob Stephens Mt .uid Mn. DaiUel G. Stodd,iid LCDR .md Mn. Frank E. C Sutton LCDR Chailes D. Swift, USN (Ret.)

LT Robert G. Sy-nng. USNR Maj David CTerwiffigei, USAF CAPT md Mn. Clayton G.Tettdbach Ml. Stev-en J.Thatcher Ml. Stevenson L.Todd Mr. David A.Vmdenchoot LCDR Jmies R.Vann, USN Ml. md Mn. Brim J. WaUace CDR md Mn. Patrick J. WJsh Ml. md Mn. Gregoiy T . ^ t e n Ml. Jmies L.''^ugh CAPTJohn B.Westeri)eke. USN CAPT md Mn. Kent D Whalen LtCol md Mn.JohnW.Wigguis LCDR Peny- N.Wffiene.USN md Di. Susm M. Kiizek MI. md Mn. Gregory- R Wilson LCDR md Mn. ftul J. Wojduev\icz LCDR md .Mn. Kun D.Woltendorf Col md Mn. Geoige D. Zmika MI. and Mn. Charies B. ZubUc

1985 President's Cirde Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) CART .\Uuieen P Cragin, USNR and The Honorable Charies L. Ciagin HI * .Ms. Greet Lautrup

Presidents Cirde Assodate ($2,500-$4,999) -\li. md .Mn. Douglas P. Haack -Mt Scon W. MacoUno MI. Brim L. .McDonald * Mt md Mn. John C K. Mffiigm IV ML md Mn. Jeffiey-W Peten Mt and Mn._^mes I.T^id, Jr *

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) -Mr. md .\ln. Christopher K. Burke * LCDR MichaelJ. Conesio, St, USN-R CDR md Mn. Norman G. HczPatrick CAPT md Mn.Tenence J. Gaxbuzinski * MnTenance I. HcJweU ML md Mn. Sean C Lt^an Lt Col Robert C Lona, USMC Mn. EDen E MacGarrigJe ML md Mn.Joseph T.Wri^t

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) Mt Chiistophei C Adams Mt md Mn.Jeff Baldyga LT CaroUne S GauUce! USNR md MtAGauDte Mt and Mn. Donald J. Gennano MI. md Mn. Robert C Hadley; Jt * Mt Joel L. Hanson CAPT md Mn. Dale E. Hoian Mt md Mn. Michael L. McKay LT md Mn. Charies R. Meiritt, J t â&#x20AC;˘ MI. md Mn.Thomas C Mikkelson Cariton Pierce, Esq. LCDR and Mn. Samuel M. Piatt * CDR md Mn. James M. Polo

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LCDR md Mn. Stuart L. Price CART md Mn. Retei D Stamps LCDR md Mn.Wffiiam D. Stone

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) Mt and Mn. Ralph .Arcaro III Col md Mn. Ralph B. Amold CDR md Mn.Joseph W. Beadles III Lt Col md Mn. Ron.Ud R. Dalton MI. md Mn.John R. Delcamp MI. md Mn.John R. Deranim CAPT md Mn. Edwaid Di^es LT Jm M. Ednuston, USN LCDR md Mn. Kevin L. Effis Ml. Kyle D. Freitas CDR md Mn. Michael D. Greenwood LCDR md Mn. Chiistophei J. Griffith CDR md Mn. Frank L. GunsaUus HI LtCol md Mn.Jack Q. HaU CDR md Mn. Michael D. Hu^ins LCDR Rohm H.James. SC, USNR md Ml. Jesse James MI. md Mn.TUnothy C Kme Mn. Tracy W Kosiarek md MI. Andrew Kosiarek * CDR md Mn. Kevin J. Leeds MI. md Mn. Geoffiey A. Losee Mr. md Mn. Gregoiy T. MaxweU * CDR md Mn. David C McDonneU LTAlmEMisiaszek,USN MI. David J. MoeUet Jt * Col md Mn. Michael E Monis MI. John C Nixon Mr. md Mn. Robert E. OUvei -MI. Gerald T. Padich CDR md Mn. EmU T. Rettuncio Mr. Curtis D. Pfeiffer Mr. Sydney-JPohl* CART md Mn. Robert W Racoosin MI. Bnm K. Reed MI. Marie D. Rose Maj md Mn. Maik D Rubino CDR md Mn.John J. Ruttenbeig MI. md Mn. Charies M. Sims Capt md Mn.William L. Snight MI. and Mn. Scott T. Sobka * CAPT md Mn. Cory A. Springer CAPT Steven SVahsen.USN LCDR Jaime R.Venable, USN CDR md Mn. Kennedi CWaUs CAPT md Mn. Marie E.Weber

Donor CDR md Mn. Donald E Alberto CDR md Mn.James D. Andenon .MI. md Mn.AndrewJ.Andow * LCDR md Mn.John A. Beach MI. md Mn. Delwayne R Beckei MI. md Mn. Daniel G. BedeU CDR md Mn.Jeffiey T. Bemaidi Ml. md Mn. Retei R Bishop, Jt Mn. Juhe C Blok md Mt. Scott D. Blok CAPT VUicent C Bowhen.Jt, USN Ml. Bnm M. Brobeig CDR Maik J. BrowneU, USN md Mn. EUzabeth J. BrowneU MI. md Mn. Michael E. Biyant CDR md Mn. Bradley I. BusweU CDR md Mn. Scott M. Carison

Mt md Mn. Richaid M. Cobb MI. md Mn. Richaid J. Coombs LT Stephen L. deVore II, USN Capt md Mn. Bertel J. Dejoie MI. md Mn.JohnV. DeNando CAPT md Mn. Chailes C Denmm III CDR md Mn. Henrj' D. Derives II CDR Robert B. Dishmm, USN MI. md Mn. Robert R Donohue Mt md Mn.James R Douglas CAPT md Mn. Scott D. Duekei Maj md Mn.John M. Duim CDR md Mn.John H. Edwarcis CAPT md Mn. MichaelJ. Fitzpatrick CAPT md Mn. Enc W GarcUiei CDR Lucmda A. Gienz, USN md MI. Andrew Giertz Mt md Mn. Howard L. Gffiiam Dt md Mn. Kevin R. Cue CAPTJohn G. Hanmnk,JAGC USN md Mn.JuUeAnn HUt CDR md Mn. John A. Hefti Ml. Maik R. Hendenon CDR Sunon S. Hffiman, USNR md LT Jenmfei S Hffiman, USNR MI. John D. HoUmd MI. Kevm C Hoffis CAPT md Mn.Jeffiey C Horton CAPT md Mn. Donald J. Huiley CDR md Mn. Edwaid L. Jaenichen Dr.James S.Jensen and Mn.Agnes C.Jensen COL and Mn. Richard A. Johnson.Jt CAPT md Mn.Wffiiam CJohnson LT md Mn.Thomas P.Jones LT md Mn.AlexJ. Kiefei Mr. and Mn. Chester M. KoUey Mr. md Mn. Scott G. Lansing Mr. and Mn.James M. Lennox Mr. and Mn. Matthew S. Licholai * LCDR md Mn. Curtis S. Lmdsay LT md Mn. Mark R. Lriingston Mr. md Mn.Todd B. Logan * Mr. and Mn. Jerome T Man Ms. Kismine M. Maitin CDR KadUeen M. .McCartm, USNR md MI. Petei DWeeks MI. and Mn. Patrick D McRhenon Mt James R. MiceU md Mn.Joaime R. MiceU CAPT md Mn. Michael S. Midgjey CAPT md Mn. David J. Moigan CDR md Mn. Edwaid J. MuUen LCDR md Mn. Heniy L. Muiphy HI LCDR md Mn. Michael S Nies CDR md Mn. Bradley L. Olds MI. md Mn. Scott C Olsen MI. md Mn.Theodore E Ok III Mt md Mn. Anthony R. Oilmdo * CDR Stephen L. Ranico, USN Mi.Joseph M. Papetti Dt Thomas D Parham HI LCDR Wffiiam T Park, USN CAPT Andrew T Raul, USN (Ret.) md CDR Barijara N. Paul, USN (Ret) * CDR md Mn. Steven L. Rettit CDR md Mn. Michael D Phffiips CAPT md Mn. Patnck A. Riercey Mr. md Mn. Steven J. Rloof CDR md Mn. Ralph I. Rormoy CART md Mn. David R. Price CAPT md Mn. MichaelV Prospen

CAPT and Mn. David J. Randle CDR RmdaU K. Reid, USN Maj PhUUp R Richmond, USN Mt Raul A. RosnUlso * LCDR Chnsty L. Sahlet SC, USNR Mt md Mn. Matthew E Schatzle LCDR Thomas K. Schffi, USN Ml. md Mn. Charies L. Schott CDR md Mn. Paul M. Schuhlem CDR David D. Schweizet USN MI. Michael T Senyczko md Mn. Jacquelyn S. Senyczko MI. md Mn.JohnV. Suns * MI. md Mn. Chailes W Smith CDR Charlotte D. Smidi, USN and Ml. Gary D. Smith LCDR and Mn. Gregory A. Smidi Maj Robert J. Smidi, USAFR MI. md Mn. Steven J. Smith * LT md Mn. Roben R. Some CAPT md Mn. Stephen R. Speed Maj James B. Stemple, USMC * MI. and Mn. Maik Stevens LCDR md Mn.Joseph S. Stewart MI. and Mn. Ray B. Stewart CDR md Mn.Troy A. Stonei Ml. and Mn.Jeffiey R. Svvaitz * MI. and Mn. Larry W Switzer Mr. and Mn. Brace R.Thompson Lt Col Lauren R.Thomson, USMC and Mr. Forrest Thomson MI. and Mn. Mano G.Trajffio Mn. Susan Tyiei and Mt. David Tylei Maj md Mn. Robert R. Undeiwood CAPT and Mn.James L.Vandivei LT and Mn. Andrew J. VmOiden CDR md Mn. Robert G.Vaughm LT and Mn. Franz K.Wagner MI. and Mn. Brace G. Wain MI. Roma T Waida MI. md Mn.John DWhalen CDR Dailene R.WUczynski, USNR md Mi.JohnJ.WUczynski III CDR Steven CWUUams, USNR Mr. md Mn. Kevin A. Wonh * Col md Mn. Lloyd A. Wright

1986 Pre s Circle Assodate ($2.500-$4,999) LCDR md Mn. Daniel L. Beldy MI. md Mn. David K. Diiftmiei * MI. md Mn. Andrew J. Kiikpatrick MI. James J. McNaii MI. md Mn. Michael W.Tayloi

Herndon Club ($1.000-$2,499) MI. and Mn. Michael S. Althouse * LCDR Im A. Cassidy USNR md Mn. Gretchen A. Cassidy MI. Lawience R. Daugherty- * Mr. md Mn. RusseU H. Lamb CDRJames R. McNeal, SC, USNR md Mn. P e ^ ' M. McNeal Mr. md Mn.James J. Meehm Mr. Ivan C Pierce IH Mr. md Mn. Matthew PUon

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IMNI Mt and Mis.J. Eiic Smith Mt and Mrs. Douglas W Stopkey *

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) Mt AUan G. Altera CDR and Mrs. Ruben D. Baerga Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Balch * Mt Daniel J B.ffiister CDR and Mn. Mark S. Barth * Mt and Mn. Edward W Brown Capt and Mn. Michael G. CadweU Mt Jay B. Grouse HI and Mn. Robin S. Grouse * LCDR and Mn. Mark E CrumbUsh Mt and Mrs. Patrick J. Hoffhian, St LT and Mrs. Carios E.Jimenez * Lt Col Glen A. MUes, USMC (Ret.) CDR and Mn.John B. SkiUman CDR John T. Sommet CEC, USN and LCDR Jensin W Sommet USN LT and Mn.Jay L.Ward

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) CDR and Mrs. Robert S. Bazan * Mr. David M. CmipbeU Maj and Mn. ChristopherW Casteffi Mt and Mrs. Robert L. Ceres,Jt CDR and Mrs. Stuart B. Craig Mt Jeffiey M. Dahl * CDR and Mn.Jeffiey D DavUa Mt and Mrs. Anthony J. Devino CDR and Mrs.James S. DonneUy CDR and Mrs. MichaelJ. Duffy Ms. Barb Dunn and Mt Rick Wiegand Capt John R. Eustace, USMC CAPT Karen FaUon, SC, USN and Mt H. K. Peebles I. FaUon CDR and Mrs. C Scott FrankUn CDR and Mrs. Eric W.Johnson LT and Mrs. Steven W Kim CDR and Mrs. Lawrence D. Kough Mt Andrew J. Lirette * Mt Mark S. Lundstrom * Mr. and Mrs. Chester E Makuch LCDR and Mn. Kevin R. Mauch CDR and Mn. Phffip G. McLaughUn CDR Wffiiam R. Merz, USN LTWUUam E Mffis IH LT Patrick J. Morocco, USN and LT Mary M.Morocco,USN Lt Col and Mrs. Jeffiey K. Moshei LT Lynn S. Okamoto, USN CDR and Mn.Thomas J. O'Keefe CDR Daniel G. Pedro, USNR Mt Biian R Quinlan LCDR and Mrs. Christopher M. Reeger CDR and Mrs. Scott C. Rumph LT and Mrs. Craig A. Snyder CDR and Mrs.John J. Surina,Jt Capt and Mrs. Wade S.TroxeU CART and Mn. Rodney M. Urbano Mt and Mrs. Larry L.Vazquez LCDR Michael A.WiUiams, USNR LCDR and Mrs.James M.Woods

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Mt and Mrs. Roger T.Andreas LT Thomas D. Bachmann, USNR LT Rebecca LBaczuk, USN CDR and Mn. Damon W Bateson Mt Bradley G. BeU Mt Jeffiey M. BeUistn Lt Col and Mrs. Robert C Black CAPT and Mrs. Wchard R Bodziak CDR and Mn. Alfred M. Broch * Mt and Mrs. Raul E. Brochard CAPT and Mrs. Brian B. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Reter J. Buder Mt and Mrs.WiUiam R. Calvert LCDR and Mn. Glenn E. CampbeU LT CarnUne Ciccolella,Jt, USN Mt and Mis. James S. Coe MI. Christopher J. Corish MtJ. Cooper Grouse CDR and Mrs. Gregory R. Cruz LT Steven L. Daniels, USNR * Mt and Mrs.John V. DeNuto III * Maj and Mrs.Wffiiam G. Dragan Mt and Mrs. Edmund E Dunstan III Lt Col and Mrs.James E Durand Mt and Mrs. Jeffiey M. Durand CDR and Mrs. J. Barry Dyson LCDR and Mn. Ronnie A. EUy CDR and Mrs. Scott R. Evertson LT and Mrs. Robert S. Ewing LT Eric D. FarreU, USN CDR and Mrs. Brian M. Flachsbart Mt Jeffiey A. Fritts Mt and Mrs. Eric D. Fudge LT and Mrs. Thomas J. Furiong CDRJames R Galambos,USNR LCDRJohn R. Censure, USN LT and Mrs. Robert E. Gilmer CDR and Mrs. Richard M. Gomez Capt and Mrs. Eric G. Goodman LCDR and Mn. Patrick D. R. Grandeffi CDR and Mn. Daniel I. Grata CAPT and Mrs.Wffiiam S. Gureck LT Gregory M.Hale,USN CDR Anne G. Hammond, USN and Mt Wffiiam Hammond CAPT Matthew C. HeUman, SC, USNR CDR and Mn. Scott W Helmen CDR and Mrs. Christopher M. Hickey CDR and Mn. Gerald L. Hodge CDR Paige K. Hoffinann, CEC, USN and LCDR Richard J. Hoffinann, USN Mt and Mrs.Jeffiey L. Hornberger Lt Col and Mn. Garret H. Hubbard Mt James R.Jaquet HI Mrs.Agnes C.Jensen and Dt James S.Jensen Dt and Mrs. Bradley R.Johnson CDR and Mrs. David G.Jones Mt and Mrs. Louis J.Jon.ske Lt Col and Mrs, Dewey G.Jordan LT and Mrs.JoelS Keels LT and Mn. Whitney S. Keith CDR Stephen D Kibbey USNR Ms. Stephanie E. Kish CDR and Mrs. Bernard S. Klosowski.Jr LT and Mrs.Anthony S. Laboa CDR Scott A. Langley USN LT and Mrs. Charies G, LaPorte CDR and Mrs, Douglas M. Larratt Mt and Mrs. Michael E Lupton CDR and Mrs.John R. Mansueri Mtjohn K. MartineUi

CDR and Mn. David M. McGee CAPT and Mn.Thomas F McGovern CDR and Mn. Anthony McKinney Mt and Mn, Robert C. McSavaney LCDR and Mn. Mark S. Meltser Mt and Mn.Thomas D. Metzger LCDR and Mrs. Brian K. Moore CDR and Mn. Patrick T. Morrissey Mt and Mn. Matthew S. Muckelbauei LT Shawn R Muiphy USN CDR and Mn. Michael K. NapoUtano Mt and Mn. Michael Niemiera * Mt and Mn. Stephen E. Nims Mt and Mrs. Paul E. Obsitnik CDR and Mn. CorneUus F O'Keefe MtThomasW Olsen Mt and Mrs. Richard L. Olson CDR and Mn. David J. Opatz CDR and Mn. Christopher D. OrwoU CDR Scott E Outlaw, USN CDR and Mn. Henry W Papa.Jt CDR and Mn. Louis R Partida Mt Adam E. Paterson CDR and Mn. Biyan J. PeUegim * CDR and Mrs. Lynn J. Petersen LCDR and Mn. Nick L. Peterson CDR and Mn.Wffiiam E. Phffips Mt Michael R. RIetke Mt and Mrs. George J. Procak II * LtCol and Mrs. Scott M. Quinlan * LT Qumtin R. RamU III, USNR Mt and Mrs. Raymond R Raus CDR Stephen P Rehwald.Jt, USN Mt and Mrs. Scott D. Richardson * CDR and Mrs.James G. Ryan CDR Anthony J. A, Sannicolas, USNR LCDR NeU K. Sawyet USNR Mt Alan J. Schweickhardt CDR and Mn.Alan B. Shaffer CDR and Mn. Henry R. SUva LT Steve Skrabacz, USN Mt and Mrs.Theodore N. Smallow Mt and Mrs. Keith G. Smith Mt Mark A. Smith LTSybU D.Smith,USN CDR and Mn. Christopher Soler LTandMrs.ToddA.SteSy Mr and Mrs. Alan R. Stewart LT John L. Swanson, USN Mt and Mrs.John R.Taylor Mt and Mrs. Steven M. Urbina Mr, and Mrs. Merrick J. Van Dongen CDR and Mn. PlUlip W.Vance LT and Mrs. Allen D.Walther Mt and Mrs.James G.Welch Mt and Mrs. Martin H. WeUer LCDR and Mn. Edward A. Wentz Mtjohn J. WUczynski HI and CDR Dariene R.WUczynski, USNR Lt Col Robert Wffiiams, USMC CDR Jeffrey Winebrennet USN Mt and Mrs.Takashi R.Yamamoto CAPT and Mn. Peter D.Yarger

1987 Presidents Circle Halsey Associate ($100,000-$249,999) Mt and Mrs. David M. Robinson

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President's Circle Luce Assodate ($10,000-$24,999) Mt and Mrs. Stephen S. Roth Mt and Mrs. Jeffiey S. Shirk

Presidents Cirde Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) Mt Paul CAanonsen * Mr. and Mrs. Scot W MaUoy CDR and Mrs.JamesV. Matheson

Presidents Cirde Associate ($2,500-$4,999) Mt and Mis. PhUip E. Corcoran Mt and Mn. Michael R Gaffiiey Mt and Mis. Jason D. Haidebeck CDR Daniel B. Hendrickson, USNR MI. and Mrs. Patrick J. Huriey * CDR John C Kennedy HI, USNR Mr and Mrs. C. Kenton Kirby * Mr. and Mn.James E LeUo Mt Edward U. MiUer Mr. and Mrs. Gregory D. Shmnick Mt and Mn.Wiffiam O.Townsend

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) Mrs. Maijorie T. Binder and Mt Douglas Binder CDR and Mn. Douglas A. Boermm Mt Roger E. Brffi * Mr. and Mn. Mark S. Brown Mt James E. Hibblet Jt * Mr. and Mrs. ChristopherW. Hodges * Mt and Mn.John S. Kyle Lt Col and Mrs. Curtis M. RernUto * Mr.Thomas M. Schwab Mt and Mn. Edward C Siffiivm * LTC and Mn.James L. Swanson * MI. and Mn.Jeffiey H.Taylor

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) Anonymous * LT and Mn. Geoffiey L.Andenon Mt md Mts. Kiik R. Benson * Mt and Mn. Guy M. Braden Mt Michael W Brandenbuig Mt RhiUp D. Brandt LCDR and Mn.Theodore L.Brown Mt and Mn.James M. Byine COL and Mn. Conrad CaldweU CDR Alton H. Coleman HI, USN Mn. Robin S. Grouse and MtJayB. Grouse III* Mt and Mis. Stephen J. Day * Mt and Mrs.Timothy M. Deane Mt and Mn. Robert S. Dietz CDR and Mn. Robert I. Douglass LCDR Chrisropher E. Dunphy USN (Ret.) CDR and Mrs. James J. Fisher CDR ,ind Mn.JohnV FuUer Mt and Mn. Cibriel E. Gomez Mr and Mrs. Andrew L. Gordon * Mt and Mn.John W Goidon *

MS. Adiienne M. Giiffen md Mt Michael Griffen Mr. and Mn. M<irk D. Groothuis LT md Mn.Jolm W Hesse * CDR md Mn. Kevin C Hffi Mt ,ind Mn.Jeflrey R Kme Mt Christopher N. MeUing CDR .uid Mn. Cul D. Neidhold CDR and Mn. Craig R. Oechsel Mt md Mn. David B. Oss LT md Mn.Timothy J. Reun.inn CDR md Mn. Dm S Schmdler CDR ,md Mn. Steven A. Swift Mr. md Mn. DarylV.Waddns LT David B.Wertmm, USN CDR .md Mn.Timodiy J.White

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) Mr md Mn.Thomas M. Bacigalupo LCDR md Mn.Joaqiun A. Bernardo * LCDR md Mn.John A. Berner CDR md Mn. TUnodiy A. Bonn LTJohnM. Bramble, USN CDR md Mn. Robert L. CaUioun.Jt Mr. md Mn. Andrew P. CaUahm LCDR md Mn. Sem C CarroU Lt Col md Mn.Jeffiey P ColweU Mr.AUen R. Craz CDR Ranick N. Curtm HI, USN Lt Col md Mn. Michael G. Danzer LCDR md Mn. Craig S. DeUono CDR md Mn.James H. Dick Maj md Mn.Thomas M. Doman MI. md Mn.John C Dove.Jt * Mn. Maty B. Dunne md Mr. Reed Dunne Ms. Diana L. Fostei and Mt. David Fostei LtCol md Mn.James P Gfrerer Paffi E. Gross, Esq. and Mn. Darla L. Lamper Mr. md Mn. Raul P. Hagerty LT md Mn.James T Hagler CDR md Mn. WUUam R Hambletjt LT James H. Holbrook, USN Mr.EricH. Hoy * CDR md Mn. Rmdolph B.Johnson Ml. md Mn. MichaelJ. Kuika Ml. and Mn.John H. Loesch CDR md Mn. Robert D MacArthur Mt and Mn. Richard G. MacMurchy Mr. md Mn.Thomas A. Mercet Jt Mr. md Mn. Matthew J. Midea,Jr Mr. md Mn.John C MUUman Mr. and Mn. Danny A. Nygaard LT and Mn. Ivm R. Pagm Mr. md Mn. DUnitrios A. Rappas Ms.Arata S. Petty and Mr.Tim Ott Mr. and Mn. Paul C Rayhffi Mr. md Mn.John M. Raymond * Dt md Mn.TUnothy H. Rayner Mr. and Mn. Raul F Saldivar, Jt * CDR and Mis. Charies L. SchUling CDR and Mn.James A. Schieibei Lt Col and Mn. Robert H. Shepheid CDR md MIS. John B. Slaughtei Ml. and Mis. Gregory E. Stefanon CDR and Mrs.James E. Suffivan Mt and Mrs.Jimmie C.Tadlock,Jt * Mr. md Mn.Thomas A.Taliaferro LTandMrs.RSTaylor

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CDR Doughs J. Ten Hoopen, USN .ind Mn. Morgen P.Tcii Hoopen CDR and Mn.Arthur ETrahan.Jt Maj and Mn. Andrew J. VuiUemot CDR and Mn. Dennis B.White CDR John CWUson, USNR CDR and Mn. Mark G. Winkler *

Donor CDR md Mn. Robert M. Adlei Mtand Mn.Theodore RAndenon LT md Mn. Charies R. Baket Lt Col and Mn.James M. Baker Cipt and Mn.Joel B. Baker CDR Daniel T Bates, USN CDR John TB.iys, USN Mt and Mn. Ross C Beaton Mt and Mn.James H. Beggs CDR md Mn. Michael D BeU Mt and Mn. David R. Bermm CDR and Mn. Scon C. Bibeau MtEnochJ. Blazis Mt ,ind Mn.Todd W BoUnger Mr. mdMn. Brad W.Boyd Mr. Craig R. Branchfield LtCol Kari D. Brandt, USMC CDR and Mrs.Thomas R Brasek CDR Janet M. Bnstol, USNR md Mt George Bristol CDR and Mrs. Scott A. Brown LT md Mn. Michael E. Browne LCDR and Mrs.Thomas P. Browne Mt and Mrs. David M. Buckley CDR and Mn. Andrew D. Buckon Mt and Mrs. Brian N. Burgos Capt and Mrs.John A. Burke Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Burkett LT and Mrs. Robert N. Burns.Jt CDR Wffiiam D. Byrne,Jt, USN md Mn.Amy D Byrne MI. and Mn. Nicholas CampbeU II CDR and Mrs. Michael T. CantweU CDR and Mn.Arthur E. Cinffiuca.Jt Ml. and Mn. Michael J. D'Ambia CDR and Mn.Jeffiey M. Danielson MI. md Mis. James R Deirane CDR and Mrs. Nicholas J. Diorio LT and Mrs. Daniel J. Doherty Mr. Robert B. Donohue Mr. and Mrs. Lazaurnel C Dugger CDR and Mrs.James J. Duke.Jt Mt and Mn. Kenneth E Dunn.Jt LT and Mrs. Jeffiey S. Earie Mr.Thomas A. Elkins Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Effis CDR and Mn. Greg R. EUison CDR and Mrs.Anthony E Fernandes Mt and Mrs. Marc E FirUe Mt and Mrs.Timothy A. Horian Mt and Mrs. Ruben V. Gavieres Mt and Mn. Mark E. Girardi Mt and Mrs. Walter B. Glenn Mrs. Bonnie S. Graziano and Mr. Chuck Graziano * CDR and Mrs. Louis J Gregus.Jt LTThomasRHearn.USNR Mt and Mrs. Michael S. Herron CDR and Mn. Robert A. Hickey Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Hffi LCDR Richard J. Hoffmann, USN and CDR Paige K. Hoffinann, CEC, USN

CDR P.iulT Horan, USN Mt Robert M. Hoskins.Jt CDR and Mn. Wesley S. Huey Mt and Mrs.WiUiam A. Humphreys Mt and Mrs. Herbert Hurier Mt and Mrs. Steven R. Ivory Mt and Mrs. Scott D.Johnson * LT and Mn. Mark PJoslin Mt and Mrs. Robert J. Kane LT Matthews Kirk, USN CDR <ind Mn. David R. Kless Dt Bernard E. Koehr CDRThaddeusJ. Kuziela, USNR Mt and Mrs. Eric A. Lafoitzegger CDR and Mn. George A. Lipscomb * CDR and Mrs. Sh.ivvn W Lobiee CDR and Mn.Jeffiey R. Lukish Mt and Mrs.Thomas J. Lunifeld LT and Mn. David J. Major Mtjohn D. McGinley Mt and Mrs. Richard S. McCrath Mt and Mrs. Daniel G. McMiUm Dt and Mn.John R MeUor Mt and Mn. Christopher E. Merriam Mt and Mrs.JohnV. Metzger Maj MatthewJ.Miggins, USMC Lt Col Greggory B. Monk, USMC Mt and Mrs. Curtis A. Morgan CDR and Mrs. Charies E. Muggleworth Mt and Mn. Stephen M. Nagy CDR Christopher J. Newcomb, USNR Mt and Mn. Robert N. Olsen CDR Susanne C. Openshaw; CEC USNR and LCDRMaric FOperehaiyCEC USNR (Ret) Mt James D. Peters Mt md Mrs. Ernest J. Rido, St Capt and Mrs. Stephen M. Rittof CDR Ronald E. Prass.Jt, USNR (Ret.) CDR and Mn. Jason A. Rugh Mt and Mn. Lon D. Rademachetjt Mt and Mrs. Steven W. Rakow Mt Jeffiey R Rayburn and Mrs. Margaret L. Rayburn Mt and Mn.WUUam Reffiy Mt and Mrs. Errol E. Rideau,Jt Mt and Mrs.John S. Rinkacs CDR and Mrs. Juan C. Rodriguez Maj and Mn. MichaelJ, Rovenstine Mt and Mrs. Robert S. Rowe, St CDR Erica L. Sahlet CEC, USN Mt and Mn. Danford E. Sammons III Lt Col and Mrs. Matthew T. Sampson CDR and Mrs. George B. Saroch CDR and Mn. David L. Schiffinan CDR and Mn. Edward R. Schofield Mr Douglas M. Schutz LTDavidA.SeawrightUSN Mrs. MoUy A. Shea and Mt Stephen R. Shea Mr, Joseph A, Simei Mt and Mn, Anthony J, Sindoni LT Steven D Sisney USN CDR and Mrs. Derrick M. Snuth Lt Col and Mrs. RusseU E. Smith Mt and Mrs. Daniel B. Snyder Lt Col Daniel J. Snyder, USMC Mt and Mrs. Rayome E Soupiset LTJG Michael C. Starkey USN Mt and Mrs.John M. StringfeUow Mt and Mrs. Carios M, Suarez Mr and Mrs. Steven M. Sylvester

CDR and Mn. Chiistopher K.Thomassy CDR and Mn. Stephen M.Thompson Mr, md Mrs.Timothy J.Thomure Mt md Mrs. Patrick WTierney CDR and Mn. Michael A.Tluchowski Mt and Mrs. Anthony M.ToUe CDR Ben E.Torreon, USNR Mt and Mrs. Roland M.Towers Mrs. Margaret M. Utterback and CDR Wiley V Utterback, USNR LTJG Thomas EVan Atta, USN CDR and Mn. Kent R.Van Horn CDR and Mn. Patrick J, Wade LT and Mn. Michael D.Wanebo Mt and Mrs. Donald J.Ward Lt Col Kevin FWhite, USAFR and Mn.RoseM.White Mt and Mrs. Douglas G.Wilson LT and Mrs. Eari K. WUson Mt and Mrs. Richard M.Witten * Mt and Mrs.Timothy J. Wolf Maj and Mrs. Ronald F A.Woodaman Mt and Mn. Louis R Zaccardi LCDR and Mn. Carlos J. Zengotita

1988 President's Circle Lejeune Associate ($25,000-$49,999) LT Frederic W. Malek, USN (Ret.)

President's Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) LT W. Michael Weinstein, USNR (Ret.)

Presidents Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) Mr and Mrs. Stephen C HasseU *

Presidents Cirde Associate ($2,500-$4,999) Mt and Mrs. Michael J. Valaik Mt Dean E Valentine and Mrs. Susan O.Valentine

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) Mt RogerW. Bivans Mt and Mrs. Alfred A. Bunge * Mrs. Gretchen A. Cassidy and LCDR Ian A. Cassidy USNR Mt and Mn.WUUam G. Cook LCDR and Mn.John O Donelan.Jt Mt and Mrs. Thomas J. Gaffhey Mt and Mrs. MaxinUUan A. Grant CDR and Mrs. Domenick MiciUo.Jt Lt Col and Mrs. Paul L. MuUer Mr. and Mrs.Timothy R. Noonan * Mt and Mrs.Whitney G.Tandeff *

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) CDR and Mrs.John K. Bailey Mt and Mn. Mark W. Bible

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yMNi Mr. and Mn.Arthui G. Crowe MI. md Mn.James J. Daicy LT md Mn. Donald I. Dracon * Ml. Lawience E. Gloss md LCDR JuUme J. Gaffina, USN LT Cail D.Graves,USN MI. Scott L. Kisch CDR md Mn.John Kropcho HI MI. md Mn. Christopher J. LaPenna MI. md Mn. RusseU E. Sloop Maj Frank A. Snydet USMC Mr. md Mn.James ETiaa II

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) MI. David J. Albritton MI. md Mn. Stephen C Coker * Mn. Michele A. Daley-Rym and MI. Matthew E Ryan LT md Mn. Hairy C Demiris.Jt LCDR md Mn. Rasheed El-MosUmmy * LCDR md Mn. Scott E Gimgei MI. md Mn. Mark G. Hakun CDR md Mn. Daniel J. Hi^ins MI. md Mn. Brace A. Jobe * MI. Gregory-J. Kolcum * MI. md Mn. MichaelJ. Kiaft MI. md Mn. Scott E Lowiy LT Enrique F Marchese, SC, USN MI. md Mn. Douglas J. Mobeig MI. md Mn. Brim A. Rathjen CDR md Mn. Maik J. Recdoff LT md Mn. Richaid T Romo MI. Michael J. Rose MI. md Mn.John R. Ross HI MI. md Mn. Eric C Ruttenbeig MI. and Mn.James S. Schwab LCDR md Mn. Gregoiy L. SUnmons LCDR Michael W Sneath, USN Capt md Mn. Heniy V. Stoevei MI. and Mn. Brim E. Street MI. md Mn.Wesley I. Summen CDR md Mn.Jeremy S.Thompson LT MatthewTTreastet USNR MI. Douglas A. Tucket MI. md Mn. Brim M.Vm Noimm * MI. md Mn.Thomas E.White CDR md Mn.John D. Zimmeiman

Donor Mr. md Mn. EdvMid E. Alexmder III LT md Mn.TUnothy Andrews CDR md Mn. Aim Androski MI. Robert T Badeei * Ml. and Mn. Michael K. BUinix CDR md Mn.Joseph R. Brenner,Jt MI. Phiffip G. Bunce Mr. md Mn.Jon D. Bunn CDR md Mn. Eugene A. Burcher CDRJames M. Budet USNR CDR Stephen T Cassetta, USNR md Mn. Ann Cassetta Maj md Mn. Augusto G. Cata Mn.Tauria B. Caffin md Mt Daniel D Caffin Mt David G. Cleaiy and Maj Patncia L.Tuggle, USAR CDR Hank A. Colbuin, USNR LCDR and Mn. Craig A. Colby CDR and Mn. Chiistophei M. Cook MI. Shaun H. DonneUy

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MI. md Mn.John R. Feldkamp,Jr. Ms. Kristin O Femmdes Capt md Mn. Stephen A. Ferro CDR md Mn. David M. Fravoi LT Scot A. Fuhimm, USN CDR Damel L. Garcia, USN CDR Ephrahn S. Gairett IV, USNR CDR md Mn. Glenn R. Gay MI. md Mn. MichaelJ. Giediaitis CDR md Mn. Fredeiick J. Gosebiink HI CDR md Mn.James L. Gray.Jt MI. Michael R. Greene Lt Col md Mn.Alm M. Greenwood LTJG John S Hffienbeig.Jt, USN CDR md Mn. Chiistophei L. Haikins LCDR James E. Hailm, USN Mn.Anne E. Hemei md

Lt Col md Mn. Kurt A.Vm Enen Capt md Mn.Todd C.Vaupel LCDR md Mn. Edwin G.Veazey CDR md Mn. Andrew D.Waimamaker LT md Mn.Thomas E.WarnetJt Mt Chiistophei D. Wairen MI. md Mn. MalcoUn SWheadey CDR Andrew FWickaid md Mn. Sara Salas Wickaid Ml. md Mn. KUrk A. Wffiimis Capt md Mn. Lestei M.Wolf MI. and Mn.Jmies A. Woken II CDR md Mn. Erik C.Wnght CDR md Mn. Michael M.Ymcey LT Joseph A. Zebrowski.Jt, USNR Mr.MaikT. Zeibe

Ml. Wffiiam H. Heuiei MI. md Mn. Andrew L. Hicks MtTodd E. Hiett Mn. Chaiisse M. Hope and Ml. John Hope III CDR md Mn.Jmies E. Horten MI. md Mn. Eail F.Jones IH LTNeUR.Juikovic,USN LT md Mn. Robert W KeUogg Maj md Mn. Kevin Kitts Maj md Mn. Maik A. Lamczyk Dt md Mn.Wiffimi T Lennaid MI. md Mn. Maik A. Levett CDR md Mn. Chailes E. Litchfield CDR md Mn. David C Lyle CDR and Mn.Wffiiam G. Magei Lt Col md Mn.Joseph R. Maguire MI. md Mn. Michael D Mahmey Lt Col md Mn. DavidW Ma-xweU CDR md Mn. Anthony J. Mazzeo Lt Col md Mn.James F McGradi MI. md Mn. Matthew McKiemm,Jt Dt md Mn. MichaelV. McMahon LCDR md Mn. Liam P. Menick CDR md Mn. Scott D. Moirissey LCDR md Mn. MichaelJ. Mimoz.Jt MajYoshiyuki C Muraki, USMCR CDR Brandee L. Muiphy USN md Ml. WUUam Muiphy LT md Mn. Kevin M. Myen LCDR Rudi Ann Neugebauet USNR md Ml. Chiistophei N. Neugebauet CDR Michael S. Newman, USNR LT Chiistim J. NoidUe, USN Ml. Dem H. Orvis Mr. md Mn.John E. Podolak,Jt Mr. md Mn. MichaelJ. QuUty CDR and Mn.John T Smto Salvo Mr. and Mn.Jmies C Sarfert LT and Mn. Frederick A. Schlueter CDR md Mn.Wffiimi B. Seaman,Jt Mt and Mn.John J. Shanley CDR and Mn. Scott R. Shire LCDR and Mn. Steven D Sladky LtCol and Mn. Chiistophei B. Snydei Ml. David R Studet Jt CDR Jon E. Swanson, USNR .ind Mn. Jennifei A. Swanson Mt Wiffiam D.Taylor LTJamesL.Thien.USN Maj md Mn. Nhut Q.Tran CDR Elena A.Trottet USNR and MtThomas G.Trotter Lt Col md Mn. KevUi R. Umbaugh

1989 Presidents Circle Worden Associate ^55,000-59,999; MI. md Mn. Ben J. Koenig *

Presidents Cirde Associate ^52,500-54,999; Paid md Andrea Dabbai MI. Jmies B. Schrodei Mn. Susan O.Valentine md Ml. Dem E Valentine

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) LT md Mn. Glenn E. BleUer * LT Barney J. Carter IV USN * LT md Mn. Andrew J. Darcy- * Mr. md Mn.Joseph A. Eisert * Mr. md Mn.Thomas E. Fletcher * CDR Richaid A. Frey USN Ms. EUen S. Gardner and Mt Dan Krauser LCDR Carol J. HoUmd, CEC, USN md Mr. Jesse HoUmd Mn. Kathleen C.Johnson and Mr. Kevin Johnson * LCDR md Mn. H. EJones III Mt Frank J. Menarchick, Jt Mr. md Mn.John P. Olsen Mn. Duska L. Reanon and Mr. Scott Pe,inon I s i t Jon M. Sablm. USMC

John Paul Jones Club ^5500-5999; LCDR .md Mn. Richarci A. Beutter CDR ,md Mn.Wffiie D. Bffiingslea Mt md Mn. Stephen C Cook Mt md Mn. David L. Cox.Jt • LT md Mn.Jeffiey T. Engel Lt Col .md Mn. Christopher L. R. Fadierc-e Mt and Mn.Timothy R. Goering CDR md Mn. Benjanun B. Goodwin LCDR .md Mn. Aaron S. Kushnei Mt <md Mn.Joel S. McF.idden * Mt Michael D. McGettigm Mt md Mn. Gregory B. Meyer * Mt md Mn.James D. Myen * Mt Stephen A. Obsiniik LCDR Bret N.P.isiuk, USN Capt md Mn.Thomas R. Peck.jt

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Mr. md Mn.Tmiothy B. Phffiips Mr. md Mn. Gregoiy D Potteigei MI. Chiistophei D. QuUty md Mn. Karen E. QuUty Lt Col md Mn. Rogei P Suro LtCol md Mn. Casey CTraven CDR md Mn. Maik R.Vmdroff CDR md Mn. Robert Webbetjt MI. Robert D.Wetzel * MI. Todd D.Wffiiamson

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) MI. md Mn. Robert T Bennett,Jt LCDR md Mn.Jeffiey R. Bradbury CDR md Mn. Dm W Brane CDR md Mn. CUnton A. CanoU CDR md Mn.James R. Clautice MI. mdMn. PaulW. Cook CDR Dwight D. Dick, USN MI. md Mn. Stephen M. Dinmgei * CDR md Mn.John R Eckaidt CDR md Mn.Wffiiam C FUm MI. md Mn. Ingai A. Grev Maj md Mn. Keidi E. Flicks CDR md Mn.James E. Howe,Jt MI. John E. Kainer LTEmUy H.Lai,USN CDR md Mn. Michael W. Leupold MI. FeUpe A. Luna, J t CDR Edwaid R. Maitinez, USN LT Thomas M. Madus III. USN Maj md Mn.John D McDowaU CDR md Mn.TUnothy S. McEffigatt CDR md Mn. Michael D. Meczgei • CDR md Mn. Brim T MontgomeiyLT md Mn. Stephen M. NeweU Ml. Brim B. Nicholson md Mn. Catheryne M. Nicholson CDR md Mn. David E. Nosal CDR md Mn.Vuicent A. Pagmo Mn. Bonny C M. Podiak md Mr. Richaid N.Podiak Mr. md Mn. Christim H. Post CDR md Mn. Paul M. Radoniski LCDR md Mn.John D. RaLston Mr. md Mn. Peter J. Rieg CDR md Mn. David A. Roberts Rev. md Mn.TUnothy E. Smdeno CDR Kevin G. Skinley USN LT md Mn.Tom A. S\-oboda Mr. md Mn. Edwaid EToppi CDR and Mn.Wade DTun-old LCDR .and Mn. Gary- N. Undenvood LT md Mn.Jmies C.Walton Mr. md Mn.John K.Woodson

Donor Mr Scott G.Abel Mt KurtW. Arnibrust Mt.ind Mn.BracUey S.Armstrong Mt and Mn. M.uk A. Autry * Mt .and Mn. Steven P Baket Ml. and Mn. Scott K. Baroun * Mt .md Mn. Paul M. BasUe Ms. Deboiah L. Bans and Mt. Daim Baus CDR .uid Mn.Wiffimi J. Beckei LT and Mn.J.mies A. BeU Mt Haiiy^ E. M. Brandicouit .md Mn. Adrienne M. Brandicoiu-t Mt Stephen P Braun

CDR md Mn. MichaelJ. Bresbuei Ml. md Mn. Keith W Brzozow-sky CDR Cadienne L. Budet SC USN CDR md Mn. Robert A. H. Cady Maj md Mn. RandaU D. Casement Ml. md Mn. Christophei M. Cashman Mr. md Mn. Robert T Cassady- III Mr. Daniel D. Cadin md Mn-Tauiia B. CatUn LCDR md Mn. Jmies A. Caufield III CDR md Mn. Eric D. CheneyLtCol David L. Coe. USAF md CDR Maty- Fiances Qoe. USN LT and Mn. John R Coney MI. md Mn. Albert E Corchuelo Ms. Katheiine P.. CovieUo LCDR md Mn.Jay G. Crabtree Lt Col md Mn. \hchael T. Cucdo LT Rafael A. Cmbela USN LCDR md Mn. Diuso Daubon LT md .Mn. Francis W. Dav-ey Ml. John E. DeU Mr. md .Mn. Raul M. Deluca III CDR md Mn. WiUiam A Dodge, Jt CDR WUUam P DonneUy; Jt, USN Mt md Mn. Roben S. Duguay MI. and Mn. MichaelJ. Elton M^ md .Mn. Javiei Gaicia Ml. md Mn. Paul A. Ghyzel Mt Gerald G. Gmerek Maj Terry- L. Goodrich, USAF md Mn. Kristin A. Goodrich Ml. md Mn. Jiffien A Grant Lt Col Stevien J. Grass, USMC LtCol ChariesS Gray; USMC LT Edwaid J. Gray; lisN and LCDR Shaunna M. Corcoran, USN Mt md Mn. Dave Greenheck LCDR md Mn.Wesley- R. Guinn Cape md Mn. Maik A. Fla^ei CDRTenence E. Hammond, USN MI. md Mn. Thomas H. Hanzsche LT -Michael K- Hamett USNR CDR Edwm M. Hendenon, USN md Mn. Sheri Hendenon ML and Mn. Steven M. HUgendoif Dr. and .Mn. Joseph M Howaid LT Patrick G. Hunklet USN Mn and .Mn. Ki M Hwang LCDR Stephen W.Johanson, USNR Mt and Mn. Sean RJohnson Mtand Mn.John L.Johnston III LcCcd and Mn. Ronald EJones Ms. Karen B. Kane LCDR md Mn.Joseph G. Hem MI. md Mn. Gontran M. Lambeity LTPfeteiK.LeHaidy;USN LCDR md Mn. Michael Leschinsky LTAffienS Lewis n, USN Mt and Mn. Dan E. Lewis Mt and Mn. Philipp Lindogm Ms. Maria S. Long md Mi. Liris A Long CDR and Mn. Fredrick R. Luchtman LT Scott A Macmurdo, USN Maj md Mn. Edvrard C Maiaist Mt md Mn. Darin J. Mariey CDR md Mn. Jeffiey P ManhaD Ml. md Mn. Ralph L. McDonald, J t Ml. md Mn. Charies W MiDs Mt and Mn. Maik Minotd

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Ms.JuUe K. ModUn md Mr.John R.Webb LCDR Cari E. Newiiim, USN Mn. Kathleen J. Nichols md Mt Chiistophei D. Nichols LCDR md Mn. Retei J. O'Connoi Mr. md Mn. Sem P O'DonneU Lt Col John A. Ostrowski, USMC Mr. md Mn. Stephen D. Ratoier Capt md Mn. Ronald B. Pmgiazio.Jt CDR md Mn. Hany J. Pelto.Jt Ml. md Mn. Maik S. Peikinson CDR md Mn. Dougjas G. Peny CDR md Mn. Maik S RawUns Mn. Maigaret L. Raybum md MI. Jeffiey- R Raybum Mi.Tmiothy S. Rennick MI. md Mn. MichaelJ. Reyes LT Loyd R Rhiddlehoovei III, USN CDR md Mn.WalteiW. Robohn CDR md Mn.John E. Shassbeigei CDR md Mn.John ATekveik Maj Douglas B.Thfry; USMC (Ret) CDR md Mn. Chiistophei P.Thomas Ml. md Mn. David E.Tumbaugh LT RandaU M. Unger, USN Ml. md Mn. Matthew Ungerieidei LT md Mn. Raymundo J.Vffiai LCDR Lawience SVUicent, USN CDR md Mn. Gregoiy S.Wagnei LT Jay A Wairen, USN Ml. James B.Webstti CDR md Mn. Craig L. WUson

Bi lycue Sports Complex Dedication On 27 October 2007, the $16.5 million Thornton D. and Elizabeth S. Hooper Brigade Sports Complex was dedicated by the United States Naval Academy and the Naval Academy Athletic Association (NAAA). The Complex provides a combined venue for hockey, tennis, golf and rugby competition. The Naval Academy, NAAA and the Naval Academy Foundation share a strong commitment to physical mission and teamwork requiring modern facilities, superior equipment, first-rate coaching and outstanding support systems.

1990 President's Cirde Luce Associate ($10J)00-$24,999) MI. md Mn. Michael A Maier

Presidents Cirde kssodsts (S2J500-$4J999) MI. md Mn. Michael J. Heiger * MI. md Mn. Petei A. Landauei MI. md Mn. David G.Wasson, Jt *

HerTKlonClub ($1fiOO-$2,499) MI. John J. Brady MI. Eric C Feagjei * CDR md Mn. MichaelW Gochis LT David M. Laudadio, USN md LT Tracy L. Laudadio, USN MI. md Mn.John S. Lungei *

John Paul Jones Club ^5500-5999; Ms. Kathryn E. DaUey MI. md Mn. MaikV. Donohue CDR md Mn. Brian S Giay- * Lt Col md Mn. Robert M. Liebe Ml. WUliam B. Muii md Mn. Angela M. Muii MI. Michael R. Penche Ml. and Mn. David M. Smden * Maj Jeffeiy B."WUson, USMC

Tecumseh Club (S250-$499) MI. and Mn. Stephen J. Amiaga CDR md Mn. Eric J. Andenon Capt md Mn. Kent H. Andenon CDR md Mn. Kenneth D. Bates CDR md Mn. BrodenckV Beridiout CDR md Mn. Michael K. Bice Mn. Christy H. Bretz md LTJG David A. Bretz, USN MI. md Mn.John E Bums Ml. Martm W Culbredi Lt Col md Mn. KeUy G. Dobson Maj Canei L. Honesty, USMC CDR md Mn. Brim D. Huey LCDR md Mn. Sem P Kent Ml. and Mn. Andrew J. Leung CDR md Mn. Steven J. MarineUo Mr. Michael J. Martinez Mr. Frmz D. Messner Mn. Catheryne M. Nicholson and Mr. Brian B. Nicholson LT Kenneth A. Niederbeiget USN LCDR Michael A. NioUch, USN Mr. Sem R Robinson * Lt Col Robert B. Sofge.Jt, USMC md Mn. Adiianne C Sofge LT Dennis R. Thomas, USN md Mn. Maigaret Ann G. Thomas LCDR Diego RTones, USNR LT md Mn. Richaid J. WeUs * LCDR md Mn.James B.White, HI

LCDR KeUy-White, USNR md MI. Kyle E.^White * CDR Donna M.Young, USN md Maj Tom A.Young, USMC

Donor CDR Michael E. Aiaojo, USNR LCDR md Mn. RmdaU C Banks CDR md Mn. CairoU W. Bannistei MI. md Mn. Mark W Baueimeistei LCDR Robert M. Beet USN MI. md Mn. Raymond A. Beizins MI. and Mn. David E. Bogner Ms. Lisa M. Bozzeffi Maj John R. Calvert,Jt, USMC CDR Heriiert E. Caimen, USN md Dt. Deboiah A. Bradbaid MI. md Mn.James A. CarroU LtCol md Mn. Brian W Cavanau^ CDR Jose Cenantes, SC, USN md LCDR Kristin C Ceremtes, SC, USN MI. md Mn. Michael L. Christ CDR md Mn. Wffi A. Claike LCDR Maty Fiances Cloe, USN md Maj David L. Cloe, St, USAF MI. Raul S. Cottet Jt LT and Mn. Derek M. Cribley MI. and Mn. Chiistophei J. Culver Capt md Mn.Joseph Czopek MI. md Mn. Donald A. D'Andrea, Jt * LCDR Ketsas J. Dastui, USN Mr. md Mn. Maik W Dixon LCDR and Mn. David Fong

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ALU CDR md Mn. Robert T Ganetson MI. md Mn. Robert A. Gffiette LT-Sytei L. Glenn m,USN MI. md Mn. Maik S. Godfrey LCDR Chnstophei E. Gronbech, USN CDR and Mn. Wiffiam J. Guarini,Jt LT md Mn. Sam Gueitin CDR md Mn. Richarci S. Hagei MI. md Mn. Hanis B. Halvenon Ml. Gerald B. Haian.Jt md Ms. Christine M. D'Amico LCDR Kennedi E. Hobmann, USN LTmdMn.MaikA.Hoff MI. md Mn. Glenn M. Hopson LCDR md Mn. Gregoiy D Houldson LCDR md Mn. Robert EJaideleza Maj md Mn.Joseph S. Kiefei LT md Mn. Kenn M. Knittel LT Pamela L. Krahl. USNR md LCDR Michael B.Tannei, USNR MI. md Mn. Paul S. Kiush CDRJohnG.Kurtz,USN CDR EUeen H. Laubachet USN and MI. Chiistophei A. Laubachei CDR md Mn.Timothy G. Leonaid CDR md Mn.Troy M. McCleUmd MjJcsephMMcDonaU,USMCR (Ret) and LT Paige L. McDonald, USNR MI. and Mn. Sean P. McHugh CDR Edwaid D. Muidock, USN MI. Scott M. Muiray and Mn. Shannon L. Murray MI. md Mn.Jeffiey J. Na^estad MI. and Mn. Michael D Nash CDR md Mn. Richaid R Newton MI. md Mn.Timothy J. Peffiey CDR and Mn. Aaron S. Peten CDR md Mn. Curtis K. M. PhUlips Maj md Mn. Michael D. Pia LCDR and Mn. Chiistophei L. Pierce LCDR Deboiah W PoweU, USN LCDR Sara T PoweU, USN and MI.John H. PoweU MI. and Mn.John M. Prendeigast CDR md Mn. Enc K. Prime LT md Mn. Maik E. PiybeU Opt and Mn. Gordon K. Ray CDR md Mn. Baron V Remhold MI. md Mn. Luke S. Rittei LCDR md Mn. Elvin A. Rodriguez CDR md Mn. Steven M. Rutheifoid LCDR md Mn. David R Smden MI. md Mn. Aithui A. Scott LCDR md Mn. Geiaid K. Shanley LT md Mn. Bret R. Sunon CDR md Mn. Geoige K. SUnonim MI. md Mn. Douglas A. Staunton CDR md Mn. Kevm L. Steck MI. md Mn.James D Stowe Mn. Jenmfei A. Swanson md CDR Jon E. Swanson, USNR Ms. Jamie Tmg md Mi. Rich Shipley MI. md Mn. Biyan L.Tauzei LT Damel R.Tejada, USN CDR md Mn. Claro WVffiareal Ml. md Mn. Maik E.Wadcins Ml. and Mn. Glenn R. WeUisteui CDR Stacey S. Whitehead, USN MI. Steven D. Wffiiams *

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LCDR JensmW. Sommet USN md CDR John T Sommet CEC, USN Mn. GisseUe J.TaUey md MI. Michael G.faUey*

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President's Cirde Worden Associate Mr. Bradley S. Carison md Mn.Teresa M. Carison LCDR Sara L. Saltzstein, MC, USN

Presidents Cirde CDR md Mn. Joseph R. Baich * Mr. md Mn. David C Berghult * Lt Col Jeffiey E. Falcone, USMC MI. md Mn. Gregoiy M. EDatky

Hemdon Chi) 151,000-$2,499) Ms. NmaB.Adae* MI. Christopher P. G. B r i ^ * MI. md Mn. Grovei L. HeiskeU III LCDR md Mn. Matthew T Hffi * CDR MicheUe R. Hffimeyet USN md MI. Patrick A. HUkneyer Mn. Deborah S. Krongaid md MI. Alex Krongaid MI. and Mn. David A. LaGassa * LT Tracy L. Laudadio, USN md LT David M. Uudadio, USN Mn. Susm E. Macaluso md MI. Mike Macaluso LT and Mn. Dennis J. Nealon Mr. md Mn. Michael L.^^lsh

John Paid Jones Club 0500-59559 Ml. and Mn. Brent K. Andbeig MI. md Mn. Shme M. Baldino * MI. md Mn. Eduaido R. Benevides * MI. md Mn. Paul I. Bowen III MI. md Mn. Scott D Canon Maj md Mn. Scott S. Creed CDR md Mn. Neal S. Cuevas MI. md Mn.John B. DeBiuin * CDR md Mn. Michael G. DowUng LCDR md Mn. Corey B. FrankUn Maj md Mn. Brent W Goodram LT Richanl W Gordon, USN CDR md Mn. MichaelJ. Hannm LCDR md Mn. Dennis I. Hayden Ml. md Mn. Chad A. Hyde Mr. Donald A.Jack LCDR md Mn. Rex A. Kiteley II CDR Sarah C M. Moore, USNR md CDR Chailes C Moore II, USNR LCDR Francis B. Raikei HI, USN md Mn. Kimbeily C Paikei MI. md Mn. Robert W Pickeiffi LT md Mn. Craig A. Robmson LCDR Juhe H. Shank, USN md Maj MUo L. Shank, USMC LT md Mn. Nadim M. Smith

MI. md Mn. Gairy J. Baket LTJG md Mn.James D. BeU.Jt CDR md Mn.Jeffiey L. Boschen MI. md Mn. Matthew S. Boyd LT md Mn.Alm R. Bradford,Jt CDR md Mn. Bobby J. Brayjt LT md Mn. Kennedi C Biuley Ml. md Mn. Albert T Caesai * LCDR md Mn.James R. Carison II LT Robert B. Cvvley USN Maj md Mn. Michael C Conovei Mn. Christina B. Cox md Mi. Craig Cox MI. md Mn. Paul H. Diedrich MI. md Mn. Dem W. Dorcas Mr. Wffiiam B.Eckeidt MI. md Mn. Michael F EUen MI. md Mn. David A. Evans CDR md Mn.John W. Fmcher Mr.John A. Feichtel LCDR Rodney A. Flores, USN CDR md Mn. Madievv R. FrcKt Ml. md Mn. Keith D Green LCDR Sammdia J. Green, USN CDR md Mn. GUbert L. Hagemm LCDR md Mn. Dale B. Hagei CDR md Mn. Steven L. HoneU CDR and Mn. Stev-en R.Jacobs Maj md Mn.Tracey E.Jenkins Mn. Daria L. Lampei md Paul E. Gross, Esq. MI. Jeffiey A. Martin md Ms. Deanna M. Martin * LT Thomas B. Mayne, USN CDR md Mn.Wffiiam A. McConvey LCDR md Mn. Stephen D McKone LCDR md Mn. KUn McNealy LT md Mn. Robert J. Mffiei LCDR Jeffiey R. MitcheU, USNR * LCDR md Mn. Daniel E. Muiphy LCDR Michael D Neuset USN ' LCDR md Mn. Raul C Nylund LTJG PaoickJ. Papa. USN LCDR Elron C Raricei III. USN MI. md Mn. Matthew B. Pana MI. John A. Paul CDR David T Petenon, USN MI. and Mn. Kenneth J. Price MI. md Mn. Michael D. Schultz Mr. md Mn. Robert M. Sebnert Ml. md Mn. Stewart G. SnUth LCDR Charies M. Smart, USN LCDR md Mn.Johnathon A. Suazo LCDR Chiistophei J. Sweeney USN Mn. Maigaret Ann G.Thomas md LT Dennis R.Thomas. USN CDR md Mn.Jeffrey W. Uhde LCDR md Mn. Brent C. Walkei MI. md Mn. RocUiey C.Warcl * MI. Richaid L. Weidnei III

Donor Mt Wayne A. Acoba * LCDR md Mn. Heniy C. Ad.ims III MI. md Mn. David S. AUen Mr. md Mn. Robert E. Bamet

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LT md Mn. Ctaig A. Benson Dt md Mn. KeUy W B i ^ Dt "Wffiiam M. Brown III Maj md Mn. Stephen C Brzostowski LCDR md Mn. David Buoneiba,Jt CDR Jude T Bmke. USNR Mn. Maigret A. CaUahan md MI. Matthew CaUahm CDR Ivan G. Carison, USN CDR md Mn. Maurice H. Can Ml. md Mn. Anthony A. Case LCDR Kristin C Ceivantes. SC, USN and CDR Jose Cervantes, SC. USN CDR md Mn. Robert B. Chadwick II LT md Mn. Zubm R. Clemente LCDR Shaunna M. Corcorm, USN and LTEdwaidJ. Gray USN Ml. md Mn.TUnothy L. Couture CDR md Mn.Timothy A Crone LCDR md Mn.Thomas A. Daiby LCDR md Mn. Marc R. Delao LCDR Andiony W Delucchi lU, SC USNR MI. Cristobal M. deMier md Ms. Mary E. Guinea LTJG md Mn. Brace M. Easteriing LCDR md Mn. Cartel B. Edge MI. Scott W Edwaitis and Mn. Katie J. Edwaids MI. md Mn. David J. EUison CDR md Mn. Dale A. Eymann LT md Mn. Paid J. FaUace MI. Richaid J. Fanell md DI. Maureen E. FaneD Ml. md Mn. Kevin D. Film CDR and Mn. Dominic A. FUs Capt md Mn. MichaelJ. Foley;Jt LCDR md Mn.Wffiiam G. Freehafer CDR md Mn. Robert M. Gauchei LCDR md Mn. Gregoiy- E Gianieri Maj and Mn. Eric W. HUdebiandt MI. md Mn. Lee A. Huntei LCDR Stephen L.Jendn-sffi.USN MI. md Mn.John C.Jones Mr. md Mn. Michael C Kaiser LCDR Frank E. Krevetski,Jt. USN LT md Mn. Paid A. Laison CDR Matthew L. Leahey; USN CDR md Mn. Sem R. Liedman LT Eiic L. LoweU, USN LCDR md Mn. David O. Mann LT md Mn. Robert Maitinazzi II CDR md Mn. Rob R. McGregoi LCDRJohn E McVav.USNR ^ LTJG KyleY Mitsumon. USN LCDR ,md Mn. C^sey J. Moton Mn. Katherme L. Nightingale md Mr. Dm A. Nightingale LCDR md Mn. Kevin M. O'Connor LCDR Raul SOhn. USN Mr. md Mn. David E. Olson LCDR .md Mn. Iu.ui |. Orozco LCDR md Mn.Rmdall W. Peck Lt Col Gregory D Price, USMC Mn. Kristen A. Ropei Com md Mr. Geoffiey Coaii Ms. Smimthia Rousos Dt Frmcisco J. Sanchez Mr. md Mn. Gary L. Schaap CDR David A. SchaUn, USN Mr. md Mn.Tonmiy M. Short LCDR md Mn. Deric J. Suns Lt Col md Mn. Shaun C Spang

LCDR and Mis. Kurt E Studt Lt Col and Mn. Jeffiey- R. Stutz LCDR Michael B.Tannet USNR md LTPmiebL. Krahl, USN CDR and Mn. Thomas P.Temeus MI. Jonathm J. Testwmde CDR md MIS. Luthei K.Tovviisend,Jt LT and Mn. Eric J.vyenzuela LT hies C . \ ^ Rooy; USN and MI. Ben\in Rooy MI. Steven GVelotas CDR md MIS. Jason A.Vc^ .Maj Damel R. Wagner USMC Ml. and Mn. Fiands G.Wikeham CDR and Mn.Travis W.Whire LCDR md Mn. Donald R. Wffidnson LCDR md Mn. Gregoiy L.Wiffiams CDR and Mn. Charies S-WiDinoie Maj and Mn. I^trick J. Zaleski

1992 Presidents Cirde Ml. and Mn. Marc C BaUotti

Presidents Cirde Wordpn Associate Ml. and Mn. WUliam E. Buigess III * Mn and MIS. Charies A. McCartney

Presidents Drde MI. md Mn. Shaun C Francis Lt CcJ and Mn. Robert C FuMbid Mt and Mis. Marie-A Giegpry Mt and Mis. Jeffiey W. Kitchen

Hemdon Chib I$1M0-S1499I Mr. Sem DonneDy LCDR Jeb S Hendricks, USN CDR and Mn. Robert J. Jezek,Jn Mt and McTtmodiy O. KeUey Mt and Mn. Maitin L. McMahon MI. and Mn. Frederic E. Nauck Mt and Mis. Cari R. Nease,Jt Mi.ErikCViafore Ml. md MIS. Thomas AYotk *

Jolm Paul Jones CU> Mi.KyieWBakei LCDR md Mn. Keith M. Beck Mt and Mis. Darin S. CHne Mt Mark J. D'Ambra md Ms. Andrea L. D'Ambra MI. Michael J. DowUng CDR and Mn. Timothy E. Hecker LCDR JuBane J. Gaffina, USN and Mr. Lawrence E. Gloss Dt and Mn. Steven J. Gaueike Mt and Mn. Geoffrey- C Graham CDR and Mn. John C. Hensel II M^ and Mn. Kevm J. Kennedy-

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Maj Donald J. Lane, USAF LCDR Robert T Leake. USN LCDR md Mn.Joseph R. McMuffin.Jt * Mn.Angela M. Mini md MI. Wffiiam B. Mmi Mi. md MIS. Eric Saddlei Ml. Thomas C Saieeram

Tecumseh Club t$2S0-$499l MI. md Mn. Aimando Acosta,Jt * LCDR md Mn. Christophei D Alexmdei Dr. md Mn. David M. Brett-Major CDR md Mn. Scott R. CoughUn Mr. md Mn. Glenn M. Crabbe LCDR md Mn. David C Culpepper LCDR md Mn. Dennis P Dias Maj md Mn. Paul Drake LCDR C Hanw Ebenole, USN md Ms. Eunhyimg Jeon MI. md Mn. Rhett E Fishei MI. md Mn. Robert R. Gibbs H LCDR Mary- Ann L. Giese, USN md MI. Jon Giese Mr. md Mn.Vincent E Haley LCDR RaUta S HUdebrmd. USN md MI.J.M. Chamben IH CDR md Mn. Harim J. Kickhoefei CDR and Mn. Andrew- C Lynch LCDR and Mn. ReteiT. Martenson Ms. Deanna M. Manin md MI. Jeffiey A Martm * LT md Mn. Robert L. Masson II * LCDR md Mn. Gerald R. McMuiiayJt LCDR and Mn. Takeshi Nakazawa * -MI. and Mn. Chiistophei C Newman MI. md Mn. Malcohn K. Palmore Maj and Mn. Kiistophei E. Peny Lt Col md Mn. Jason C Schuettt Ml. md Mn. Glen E Shariun Lt Col Maik D. Smidi, USMC LCDR md Mn. Stephen J. Steihcz LCDR md Mn. Chiistophei M. Stopyra CDR Pauline A Stonim, USN md Ml- Bffi Stoium IstLt md Mn. Samuel E.WilketJt Ms.KiistmL.^tt LCDR md Mn. David B.WeUei Maj James B. WeDons, USMC CDR and Mis. Christophei K. Wffiiams

Donor Lt Col md Mn.Thomas P.Adissi Mr. md Mn.John B. Ahrens LCDR md Mn. David R.Andenon Maj Jon J. Antoneffi, USMC Mr. Michael C. Avema DI. md Mn. Max W. Berry Mr. md Mn. Marie D Best Mr. md Mn. Sean W Boyer LCDR md Mn.Thomas R.Buchanm Mr. Scott D Burger Mr. md Mn. Michael O Bums CDR md Mn. Marie C Canady * LCDR md Mn. Thomas S Chung LCDR md Mn. MaximiUm Claik MI. Jeffiey M. Cochran DI. md Mn.John A. Cooley CAPT md Mn. Aaron K. Coopei * LTJefferyL.Coidei;USN

LCDR md Mn. Jerome C. Deren MtThaison Do Mt md Mn. Richaid E. Doyle LT md Mn. Brim C Doziei LCDR md Mn. Chnstophei P Du% MI. md Mn.John D Dunaway, Jr Maj md Mn. Franklin C Dunn LCDR md Mn.WendeU S. Eai^e Mn. Katie J. Edwaitis md Mr. Scott W. Edwards LCDR Reter S EgeU, USN md LCDR Amy D.EgeU, USN LCDR md Mn. Alexmder W. EUermann Maj md Mn. Anthony C Fabiano Mr. md Mn. Juan R. Falck LCDR md Mn. Robert J. Flynn LTMaritD.Foldy,USN LCDR md Mn. Calvdn M. Foster LT Jason FoumietUSN LCDR md Mn.James P. Gaiiiner CDR md Mn.John B. Gany MI. and Mn. Daniel S. Goldenbeig MI. md Mn. Paul R. Gomez LT mdMn. John M.HaUei Mr. and Mn.Todd A. HamUton Mn. LynY Hammei md Mi.Trygve Hammer LCDR md Mn. Chiistophei D. Hayes LCDR md Mn.Timodiy K. Held MI. md Mn. Sem W Horton LCDRJeffieyT Huben,USN md LTJG Jennifei A Hubert, USN LCDR and Mn. Shawn B. Inman MI. and Mn. Nathan A. Ives MI. and Mn.John E.Jackson LCDR Brad C.Johnson, USNR * Mt and Mn. Clayton B. Kendrick-Hotnes, St CDR Scott D. KuykendaU, USN MI. and Mn. Daniel J. Ladiech LCDR Cheryl H. Lauei, USNR LCDR md Mn. Paul P Lawiei LCDR Wffiiam E. Lawrence, USN LTBrimJ.Leep,USN MI. Chiistophei J. Linnane LCDR and Mn. Andrew S. Lomax LTJG Greg A. Lopez, USN LCDR EUzabedi S. Mchityre, USN LT Stacey H. McKee, USN MI. and Mn. Samuel J. Meckey CDR md Mn. Kyle A. Menzel LCDR Susan S Mmton, USN Ms. Rina S. Mlnaiik MI. Domingo A Moran MI. and Mn. RusseU B. Mosiei III LCDR md Mn. Shelby A. Mounts LCDR David T Mundy USN Maj Lance D. Muniz, USMC Mn. Christine N. Munnelly and MI. Matt Munnelly CDR md Mn. Dem A Muriano Mn. Stephanie A. Muiphy and MI.Thomas E Murphy HI, USN Mn. Shannon L. Muiray and MI. Scott M. Munay LT Richanl L. Needham,Jt, USN Mr. md Mn. David N. Newcomb Mr. Anthony R. Orefice md Mn. Michele E. Orefice LCDR Conrad E Orioff, USN Mr. David E. Omstein md Mn. Christine Surette

LT md Mn. Robert D. Owen LCDR Daniel L. PacketJt, USN LCDR Robert D Ration, USN Maj md Mn. Kent C Pflugei CDR md Mn. Stephen R PhUUps LCDR md Mn. Glenn H. Porteifield MI. md Mn. Eric J. Reese MI. md Mn.John M. Remiann LT Lawience N. Ricafoit, USN CDR md Mn. Jeffiey D Rickenbach MI. md Mn. Kari W. Riebs LT Douglas R. Rogen, USNR LCDR md Mn.James H. Rowland III LCDR md Mn. David D Rudko MI. md Mn. Michael B. Schoffinan LCDR Todd J. Severance, USN LTJG Wffiiam T Shaffet USN LCDR md Mn. Ronald R. Shaw LT md Mn.Jason G. Singleton MI. md Mn. Rodney M. Skiipm LCDR md Mn. Chiistophei W. Slawson LCDR md Mn. Chiistophei L. Sledge Maj Aaron J. Smith, USAFR MI. md Mn. Ronald W. Soide Ml. md Mn. Roderick E. Spiegel MI. Scott G. Springer MI. md Mn.John S. Stammreich * LCDR md Mn.Jay M. Stemgold MI. Chiistopher R. Stewart md Mn. Nichol K. Stewart LCDR Michael N. H. StoU, USN LCDR David D Suffins, USN LT Edwaid L. L. Sung, USN MI. md Mn. Jeffenon L.Triplett LCDR md Mn. Marie J.Veltn,Jt MI. and Mn. Charies EWtaiei III LCDR Kyle CWeavet USN LT Steven M.Werve, USN md LT EUeen B.Werve, USN LCDR James EWeymt, USN MI. md Mn. Eric S.Whitman LCDR md Mn.Jonathm R.WiUiams MI. Steven D.Wodzinski LCDR md Mn.TroyTWoelfel MI. md Mn. ScottW.Wiight MI. md Mn. Maik B. Zinsei LCDR md Mn. Steven M. Zip *

1993 Presidents Circle Luce Associate tSIIKOOO-$24^999 MI. md Mn. R. Scott Thomas *

President's Circle Worden Assodate Mr. and Mrs.Joseph L. Moreno

President's Circle Assodate ($2,500-$4J999I MI. and Mn. Danen R. Anzelone LCDR Thomas S EUison II, USNR MI.John D Haase md Mn. Rebecca 1. Haase * MI. md Mn. Brim L. Pilgei

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yMNi Hemdon did) ($1,000 $2,499) Maj Wmston A. Heron, Jt, USMC LCDRJuUeA.House,USN LCDR md Mn. Geoffiey A. Wright

John Paul Jones Club /5SO0-S999J LT md Mn. Chiistophei S. Beaufait Ms. Andiea L. D'Ambra md MI. Maik J. D'Ambra Maj md Mn.WUUam L. DePue,Jt LT Hugh J. Donian II, USN md Mn. Rebecca Doiiim LCDR md Mn. Kenneth L. Feiguson LTJohnR.GrohIH,USN LCDR md Mn.Jason G. Hammond Maj md Mn. Noibert J. Kaiczewski III LT Richanl W Kmcaid, USN LCDR Scott H. Kiaft, USN md LCDR Erica A. Kraft, USN MI. md Mn. Robert K. Kubenki, J t * LT Biim C Lmtiei, SC, USN LCDR Wffiiam McGffi,Jt, USNR LCDR md Mn.Jay A. Muiphy Mn. Nora C O'Hara and LCDR Michael R O'Hara, USN MI. md Mn.Alm E. Oii,Jt LCDR md Mn.Thomas E. Plott Maj md Mn. Benjamin P. Richmond MI. Glen E. SabUi md Mn. DanieUe L. SabUi Dt Joseph M. Smtomauro,Jt LCDR Lmda M. Spanglet USN md LT Greg Spanglet, USN Maj and Mn. Strider SuUey * Mr. and Mn. Christophei A.Tuikovich * Maj MaigeiyA.Westeibeck,USMC md MI. MaikWesteibeck Mr. and Mn.Jeffiey J. Whittway *

Tecumseh Club (1250-5499; LT md Mn. Douglas C Baker LTJG David A. Bretz, USN md Mn. Christy H. Bretz LT MeLmie C. Budet USN and Mr.Tobin G. Buder LT md Mrs. Kevm R Byrne Mr. md Mrs. Christopher J. ChUbert CDR md Mrs. Salvador Contreras III Mr. and Mn. Richaid S. Davis MI. and Mts.Ted E. Dinklockei * Mi.Alan M. Hern md LT Kadierine A. Hern, USN Mr.John J. Hogm,Jt LTLucasW.KerleyUSN* LCDR md Mrs. Kevm J. Mem III Mt and Mrs.Wffiiam K. Knox LCDR Scott H.Ledig, USN MI. and Mis. Kevin J. McCloskey LT and Mrs.John R. MUes LCDR md Mn. Michael D Moody LCDR Eugene T. Nguyen, USN LCDR and Mis. Matthew J. RawUkowski CDR Ronald J. Riiet, USN md LCDR Wendy K. Piret, USNR MI. Adam M. Plumpton LCDR and Mn. Kail E Pri^e Mt and Mrs.John T. Quaries Maj md Mrs. Matthew B. Renter

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LTJohnJ. Rusnak, USNR Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Schneider Maj CoUn D. Smidi, USMC LTJG JoAnna L. Sohovich, USN md Mr. Robert M. Sohovich CDR and Mn.John M. Smbblefield LT and Mn. Brett C Sweet CDR and Mn. Kennedi A. Ubial LT Jason Wathen, USN LCDR and Mn. Beauregard M.White Mr. md Mn.Joseph A.Wiendl LCDR Kurt J. Zahnen, USNR

Donor LCDR md Mn.James A Andenon IV LT md Mn.JaimesonJ.Ainone LCDR Garrett C Artz, USNR md Mn. Ebby Artz Dt Benjamin J. Ash LT Laura A. Bajot USN LTJG John A. Bayless, USN MI. Brim C Bendei MI. md Mn. Paul G. Bernstein * LCDR and Mis. CoUn A. Bowsei Ml. Jonathan W. Braun Mt md Mrs. Robert J. Braun * Miss Stephanie M. Brffi MI. David S. Brooks LCDR and Mn. Aron S. Caiman Maj Angelo N. Catalano, USAR LCDR Chiistophei J. Cavanaugh, USN LCDR md Mn. Michael C Choate MI. Cameron W. Coates MI. and Mn.James D Coffiei Mt and Mn.James C Cummuigs LT Christopher M. Dague, USN md LT Lori R. Dague, USN LCDR Bnen W Dichon, USN LTJeffieyWE^ers,USN Maj and Mn.James E. Envin III Dt Maureen E. FarreU and MI. Richard J. FarreU LCDR and Mn.John H. Ferguson LCDR Matdiew D. Fmney USN md Dt Katherine C. Finney MI. and Mis. Michael S. Fladey Mr. md Mrs.James E. Fritsch,Jt LCDR and Mrs. Brett T EuUerton Maj Sarah Q. Fiffiwood, USMC md Mr.JUn Fiffiwood LCDR and Mn. George G. Futch LCDR and Mn.Todd A. Gagnon LCDR and Mn. David GaUus LCDR and Mn. Fernando Garcia LCDR Lynn A. Gish, USN LT and Mrs. Scott B. Gooch LCDR md Mrs. Kyle R Gordy Mr. md Mn. Marcus C Greenspm Mr. and Mn. Noel M. Griffith,Jt LCDR and Mrs. Edwin J. Grohe, Jt Maj and Mn. Casey E. Hannigm Mt and Mts. Wade H. Hoopet LCDR Robert T Howaid, USN md LCDR Christy M. Howard, USNR Maj md Mrs. MUeel R. Huber LCDR and Mn. Matthew P Hyde LCDR and Mrs. Stephen J. Jacbon LCDR and Mn. Brian R.Juradea LCDR md Mn.Jeffery T King Mt md Mrs.John W Land Maj and Mis. Waltei S. Lee,Jt Capt md Mis. Andiew T. Lehmann *

LCDR and Mn.John R. Leskovich Mt md MIS. Brandon K. Lewis LT Robert M. Lohnim,Jt, USN MI. md Mn. Shea A. Lovan LT JonT MacHaig, USN (Ret) Ml. Victor R. Marias Maj and Mn. Shawn E. Mansfield LCDR James W Mason, USN Maj md Mn.Todd L. McCauley LCDR Robert A McComuckJt, USNR and Mrs. Lynne McCormick Maj and Mn.Wffiiam E. McCuUey LCDR md Mrs. Peter A. MUnes LCDR Luis E. MoUna, USN LCDR Anel A. Montes, USNR LCDR CynthiaV Morgan, USN md LT Grayson B. Morgm, USNR LCDR and Mn. KurtW. MuUer Mr. md Mn. Anthony J. Nave LTDerekJ.Nisco,USN Maj md Mrs.John C Osborne,Jt LCDR md Mn. ErUe W Ostrom LTJG Steven L. PaUner, USN LT and Mn.John B. Retroff LTJG David A. PUske, USN Maj md Mrs. Brim C Proctor LCDR md Mn.John P Robmson III LCDR md Mis. Brad W RockweU Mr. md Mn.James B. Roots LCDR CoUeen C Salonga, SC, USN CDR EUzabedi R. Sanabia, USN Capt md Mn. Kurt J. Scherer Maj and Mrs. Peter K. Schiefelbein LT and Mn. Andrew D. Schmidt Maj and Mn. Robert W Schrodei IstLt md Mn.Joseph R. Schuylei Maj md Mn.Jeffiey R Scofield Ml. Kenneth W Shropshiie, J t LCDR and Mn.James C Slaight MI. and Mn. David M. Smith LT md Mn.Wa]terV Smidi LCDR and Mn. Craig M. Snydei Maj and Mn. MichaelJ. Sobkowski,Jt LT md Mn. Kevin J. Stroud MI. md Mn. Shawn P. Sweeney LCDR md Mn.Joel CTrantham MI. Chiistim M.Tuloffieski LT Jana A.Vavasseui, USN and MI. David A.Vavasseui III Mt md Mn. Michael RWentz, St LCDR md Mn. Derek S.Wessman Mr. md Mn. Cheyerme D. WUson Maj md Mn. Craig CWfrdi LCDR Jeffiey B.Yates, USN Mr. md Mn. Luis E.Yepez,Jt LT md Mrs. Laurence M.Young

1994 Presidents Circle Luce Assodate (570,000-524,999; Mt md Mn. Roy R. GUbert, Jt

President's Circle Assodate (5^500-54,999; Mr. md Mrs. Eric W. Green Mn. Rebecca I. Haase md Mtjohn D. Haase * Mr. md Mrs. Duncm N. Ingrahani,Jt

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Hemdon Club ($1J)00-S2,499) LT md Mn. Armando A. Gaiza III * LCDR NeU R Keegm, USN (Ret.) Mn.Tara C. McFeely md LT Brooks B. McFeely USN MI. md Mn. Matthew D. O'Brien * CAPT Jack D. Peirin, USN md Mis. Shannon C Peirin

John Paul Jones Club (5500-5999; Maj Sean N. Day USMCR * Capt Jennifer A. O'ConneU, USMC and MI. Dan O'ConneU Mn. DanieUe L. Sabm md Mt Glen E. Sabin MI. md Mn. Mate E. Schneider * LT Brian E.Wmeke, USN

Tecumseh Clid) (5250-5499; Maj Victor WAigobright II, USMC Mr.Tobin G. Buder md LTMelanieC Budet; USN LT md Mn.Todd M. EUswoith LT Kadierme A. Hem, USN md Mr.AlanM. Hem MI. Gregory H. Hryniewicz MI. md Mn. Adam S. Kinnear Capt Laura J. Mannix, USMC (Ret.) and MI. Dave Mannix * MI. md Mn. Richard R. Morin • LT Robert M. Roberts, USN Maj md Mn.John B. Salmon LT md Mn.Jim N. Sherrod * Mn. Morgen PTen Hoopen md CDR Douglas J.Ten Hoopen, USN LT Gregory M. Zetder, USN

Donor Dt md Mn. Paid R. Algoso LCDR md Mn. AUjert Angel Mr. md Mn. Ralph C Baja LCDR md Mn. Robert J. Baffisttr Mr. md Mn. Craig R. Beal Mr. Gregory E. Blake Mr. md Mn. Gregory M. Blake LCDR Todd D. Bode, USN md LT Headier M. Bode, USN LT Benjmun T. Buring, USN Mr. md Mn. Brian A. CampbeU Maj md Mn. Jeffiey W. Carpenter Ms. Leah E Cassoila Mi.DavidA.Chlebnik LCDR Tracy L. Clarie, USN and Mi.Adrim Snuth Mr. Jmies T Corhs Mt Charies S. Crase MI.Jmies M. CiUnnUns LT md Mn. Sem N. Cronin * Mt Steven J. Daczkowski LT Lori R. Dague, USN md LT Christopher M. Dague, USN LTPeteiJ.Dalve.USN LT Joseph J. Dmtone III,USN LT md Mn. Michael C. DavUa LCDR D'Eaicy R Davis IV, USN and Mn.Tracy H. Davis LT Robert V Doherty, USN LCDR Cadierme M. Donaldson, USN

LCDR Ronald A. DowdeU, USN LCDRJohn B. Downes, USN Mr. Peter B. Dumont Capt Phffip H. Dwyet USMCR Mn. Cmdi B. Edwaids md Mr. Jon Edwartls LT md Mn. Daniel M. Emery Mr. md Mn. Sem M. Fahey LT md Mn. Kenneth N. Graves LT Travis W. Greene, USN Mr. md Ms. Kevin R Hmffiton Mr. md Mn. Robert L. Harmim LCDRJenna K. Hausvffi, USN Mr. md Mn.Thomas H. Hayghe * Ms. Karen M. Heine md Mr. Matthew Buchert Mr. Jeffiey W Howard Maj Rym C Hurt, USMC LT md Mn. Kasey T. Ingram Mr.Jmies EJackson.Jt LCDR md Mn. Kevin A. Jankowski Ml. md Mn. Michael K.Jones LCDRJohn N. Kochendortei, USN md Ms. Melissa Corey Maj md Mn.Thomas A. Lenhardt LT md Mn. Brett H. Lessmmn Maj ChnstopheiW LoveU, USMC Ml. md Mn. Ma.xvveU J. Lutei Maj md Mn.AndrewJ. MarceUs Maj md Mn. Kevin J. Massett LCDR md Mn. Michael S Mattis LCDR md Mn. Gregoiy L. McConneU Ml.John A. McCuUough Maj md Mn.James P McDonough III LCDR md Mn. Zachaiy C McMechan LCDR md Mn. Lawrence E. Meehm MI. md Mn.John F Meneses,Jt MI. md Mn. Jose L. Mercado, Jt Maj md Mn. Ricaido Miagmy LT md Mn.WUUam S. Myen LCDR Sarah A. NoUn, USNR md Mi.Joseph S. NoUn LCDR Andrew J. Payne, USNR LCDR md Mn. Christopher L. PesUe Mr. md Mn. Rym D Reugh Mr. md Mn. Rodolfo A. QuUes LTNeUL.Rapawy.USN LCDR GUUm A. Richards, USN md Mr. James E Richards Maj md Mn. Bnm A. Ross Capt md Mn.JohnW. Ross LCDR Kevm J. Rowe, USN LTMarkA.Schafer,USN Mr. Andrew Soterakis LCDR md Mn. Anthony J. Staffien LT md Mn. Marcus A. Startzel LT Rmdy C.Stoket USN Ml. and Mn.Thomas B. Stioud LTJamesESwanski.USN LCDR Chad L. Sweazey USN MI. Derek M.Teff LT John A.Vm Slyke, MC, USN LTJana A.Vavasseut USN and Mt David A.Vavasseui III Ml, and Mn. Robert E.White II MI. and Mn. Biyce A. Whiting LT md Mn. Robert E.Wiomaack LCDR and Mn.Jay L.Woodraff * MI. md Mis. Danen C.Wu

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1995 Presidents Cirde Assodate ($2,500-$4,999) LT and Mn. Matthew D. Eby Mt .ind Mn. MichaelJ. Kiraan

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) Mt .ind Mn. Geoffiey S Eich * LT md Mn. Brooks B. McFeely

John Paul Jones Club (5500-5999; LCDR and Mn.James S. Bates LCDR md Mn. Jonathan L. Bmgham Ml. md Mn. Chailes T. Blocksidge Maj Wffiiam J. Conner, USMC Mr. Eric D. Hayes * LCDR md Mn. Paul A. Hockrm LCDR Michael P O'Hara, USN and Mn. Nora C. O'Hara Mt md Mn.Jeffiey R.Webb *

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) LT Kevin S. Queen, USN LCDR and Mn. Gaiiick L. Stride

Donor Anonymous LT md Mn.Jon M.Anderson LCDR and Mrs. Michael D.Armijo LCDR md Mrs. David H. Bassett Mr. Nicolas J. Brano LCDR David E. Burke, USN Mr. md Mn.Jonathm D. Calvert LT Scott M. Carmody USN Mn. Nmcy D. Clay Mr. md Mn. Christopher J. Cook LCDR and Mn. Hugh M. Damer Mr. and Mn.Joseph D. Delaski Mr. Luiz R. Demouia LCDR Robert L. DU^unzio,Jt, USN LCDR and Mn.John S. Duenas Capt and Mn. Biett A. Ehlei * LCDR Brian C Erickson, USN LCDR Micheal S. Ericbon, USN and Dt Malathi Ericbon Mr. and Mn. Eric C FoUesrad Mr. Harry E. GaUoway LCDR Erie T Gates, USNR and Mn.Tiffanny L. Gates Maj md Mrs. Michael D. Gonzalez LCDR and Mn. Robert H. Goodwin Mr. Eric GoraUUck LCDR and Mrs.Joseph L. Greeson LCDR and Mn. Keith R. Hanson LCDR and Mn. Roger D Heinken.Jt Mr.Thomas W Henneberg LTJG Thomas H. Hoovet USN Mr. and Mrs.Theodore WJacbon LCDR EUzabeth M.Jensen, USN Maj and Mn. ErikWJUson LCDR Jeremy PJurkoic, USN Capt Erie L. Kapituhk, USMCR LCDR and Mn. Matthew J. Kawas Mr.ArnoIdM.Kiefer

LCDR Edward J. KinseUa, USN LT Raphael RKuyler, USN Maj David A. Law, USMC MtThomas J. Lawrence LCDR and Mrs. Scon C Luen LCDR Lynne Malinowski, USN and Mt Michael Mffinowski LT and Mn. Richard M. Masica Mt and Mrs.James L. Mffi LCDR and Mn.John T. Montonye LT Grayson B. Morgan, USNR and LCDR Cyndiia V Morgan, USN LCDR and Mn. Sean M. Muth LCDR Carl L. Parks, USN LCDR Gregory K. Pavlyak, USN LCDR md Mn. Brian J. Peck Maj and Mrs. Andrew T. Rriddy Mt Charies D. Reese * LCDR and Mn. Cesar G. Rios Mt FriecUich D. Rochleder LCDR and Mrs. Jesus A. Rodriguez Maj and Mn. Christopher J. Sample LCDR Samuel L. Scafe, USN LCDR and Mn. Brian W Schultz Mt and Mn. Chad D. Slom LCDR Michael T Spoonet MC, USNR LCDR and Mn. Omar E.Vffiegas.Jt Mr md Mrs. Robert H.Vroman Mt Mickey M.WaUcer Mt md Mn. Shawn R.Watdes LT Raul H.Wingeart, USN and LT Karen M.Wingeart, USN LCDR JuUe S. Zavodny USN Mtjake Zvveig

1996 Presidents Circle Assodate ($2,500-$4,999) Mt md Mrs. Chad L. Fulgham *

Herndon Club ($1.000-$2,499) Maj Brian H. Benedict, USAR LCDR and Mn. Gregory C Mffier

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) CDR John GUUland, USNR and LCDR Marguerite A. GUUland, USN Maj and Mrs. Brian T. Grana Mt Franz M. Helchinger Mr. and Mn. Garrett Luebker LCDR and Mrs. Samuel E. Messinger Maj Toby E Moore, USMC LT Andrew M. Person, USN Mt and Mrs.Joseph A. Speed Mt and Mn. RaviVemulapaffi

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) LT Aaron R.Austin, USN Mt and Mis. Sean M. Banks LCDR Stuait H. BImchette, USN CaptTylei N. Bush, USMC and CaptTonyaR.Barz.USMC Mt and Mn.Wffiiam R. Butler LCDR JffiR.Cesari, USN LCDR and Mn. Matthew W Fan

LCDR and Mn. Michael N. Goad LCDR Wesley W. Groff USN Mt Brian R. Gustavson Capt and Mrs. Brim E Hay LCDR Joshua S. Jacobson, USN LT Robert W Landis, USN and LT Tiffany A. Landis, USN LT and Mn.Jeffiey A. Melody Mt and Mrs. Barton L. Phffiips Mrs. Amy E. I\itterbusch and Mt Kenneth L. Ritterbusch LCDR and Mn. Raymond E Schlauch,Jt LCDR and Mn.John EVan Jaarsveld HI

Donor LCDR ChristopherW Adams, USN LT Scot C. Albrecht, USCG Mt and Mrs. Marc D.Amos LTKiinberlyA.Ard,USN LT George Joseph Austin, USN Mtjohn E Baehr Capt Steven C. Berger, USMC Mr. Michael D. Bisbee Capt Patrick W Boyd, USMC and LT Anna E.Boyd, USN LCDR Rodman D. Burley HI, USN and Mrs. OUvia Burley Mt Christopher G. CUne Mr. Joseph B. Davis Mn.Tracy H. Davis and LCDR D'Earcy P Davis IV, USN Capt Paul E. Deveaux, USMC Capt and Mrs. Jeffiey S. Dimrmg LCDR and Mrs. Matthew J. Drag Capt md Mrs. Daniel W Dukes Maj Dawn N. C Effis, USMC and Mt David C Effis LCDR and Mrs. Jeffiey S. FaiUn LCDR Brian S. Fitzpatrick, USN Maj Edwaid W Hoyd, USMCR LT and Mis.Timothy S. Fontana LT Ben CGalendez, USNR LCDR and Mis. Rigoberto Gaicia LCDR and Mrs. Brian K. Genton Capt Megan L. Gentenfeld, USMC LCDR and Mrs. Matthew G. Gffie LT and Mn. Scott C Gleason * LT and Mrs. Christopher J. GoUni Maj Joshua S. K. Gordon, USMC LCDR and Mn.Thomas J, Grady LT MicheUe M. Gray USN and Mr. Randy Gray Mt Christopher S. Handwerk Mt md Mrs. Andrew J. Healey CDR Thomas B. Heck, USN Mt and Mrs. Justin K. Hendricbon LTJG and Mn. Luke A. Hofacker LCDR Erica L. Hoffinann, USN Capt and Mrs. Dominic J. lacono LT and Mrs. Robert A.Johnson Mt and Mrs. Christopher T. Kavanagh LCDR and Mn. MichaelJ. KUnke LCDR and IVhs. John W D. Kurtz LT Gregory S. Lotze, USN and LTTabathaA.Lotze,USN Mr. and Mrs.John M. Lydon LCDR and Mrs.James L. Marsh LCDR and Mrs. Christopher E. Martinez LT Stephen A. Marty, USN Mrs. Kristine M. Matthews and Maj Stephen Matthews, USAF Ms. Lori J. McCuUough

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BMNI LTJayAMihal.USN LCDR Michael E. Morera, USN Mr. md Mn. AlmW Morris LCDR md Mn. Sem M. NeaUy LCDR md Mn. Chailes L. Nelson LCDR Jason B. Nunez, USN LCDR Jennifei N. O'Brien, USN MI. MichaelJ. O'DonneU MI. and Mn. Richaid I. Olszewski Maj md Mn.Jeremy R. Orr LT md Mn. Robert J. Panons LCDR md Mn. Steven J. Perchalski

Mt md Mn. David K. Posehn Maj ,md Mn. Aaron R. Rmieit LCDR and Mn. Anthony R,imirez LT md Mn. PcteiJ. Riebe LCDR and Mn. Gregory M. Roach.Jr LCDR Jmies F Roach IV, USN LCDR md Mn.Jeffiey D. Rogen LTJosephC.Ruzicka,USN LCDRYolmda E. B. Schenem.m, USN ,md Mr. Zoah Schenemm LCDR and Mn.Jonadim L. Schmitz Mt md Mn.Jason L. Schwartz

LT Michael L.Shepari, USN LCDR Edwaid W Sherburne HI, USN * LCDR Ghislaine W Stonaket USN md LT KristopherW. Stonaker, USN Mt ,ind Mn. Ryan M. Stone Mt md Mn.John E Suffivm LCDR Brim CTaddiken, USN LCDR and Mn. Stephen A.Tankersley LCDR md Mn. Matthew E.Thompson LT Steven RWernet USN LT and Mn. Chadwick J.White Mr md Mn. Lawrence A. White, Jt LT Karen M.Wingeart, USN md LT Paul H.Wingeart, USN Mt Eugene B.Wright LTJG Mark DWrzyszczynski, USN LT ChrisropherTWyim, USN

1997 Presidents Cirde Associate ($2,500-$4,999) MtKarlM.Kirkeby* Mt Charies C H. McGffi

Herndon Club ($1,000-$2,499) LT MichaelJ. Podberesky,USN

John Paul Jones Club

Council for Annual Giving (CAG) The Council for Annual Giving was established in 2005 to assist the Foundation in an advisory capacity. This volunteer group advises the Foundation on the Annual and Class Giving programs, efforts to grow donor participation, effectiveness in reaching all constituents, and consistency of message and marketing. Council members also serve as advocates for the Foundation, promoting unrestricted support, annual giving and consistent donor participation by all constituents.

The Foundation is grateful for the efforts and commitment of the CAG. Current members are: Creighton Armstong '92 Timothy and Tara Boyce, P'03 RADM Stephen K. Chadwick '62, USN (Ret.), P'91, '93, Chair Emeritus CAPT Maureen Cragin '85, USNR CAPT David Cooper '57, USN (Ret.) Joseph R Ferrara '65 Charles S. Garber '65, Chair Dr. Leo S. Mackay '83 Samuel R. Marrone '66, P'06 Mary A. McElroy '87 John J. Michalski '60

Tecumseh Club ^$250-5499; LT and Mn. l^chard S. ArdoUno Mt ,md Mn. Eric J. Bitde LCDR .md Mn.Joseph M. Buczkowski Mt and Mn. Christopher N. Devveese * LCDR Richard J. DLxon.Jt, USN and LTJG Regina C Dixon, USNR LT .md Mn. Scott D. H.irvey 2ndLt Clinstopher M. HoUoway, USMC .md Mn. Nicole S. HoUoway Ms. Lori Knuhch Mt J.i.son B. LenUey and LT Kathleen A. LenUey USN LTEncaJ. Levitt, USN md Mr Chris Levin * LT and Mn. Matthew M. Matthias LCDR Cli.ules A. McLenith,in HI, USNR LT Eric G. Nelson, USN Mt and Mn.Y. Omar Nelson * Mt and Mn. Jonathan A. Perkins LT md Mn.Albert C. Seeman Mt and Mn.Jacob V. Spru.mce LCDR md Mn.Joshua RTiylor

Edward U. Miller '87

Donor

Christopher Panos '72, P'OO, '05

MtJ.icobJAbrams LCDR Mark R. Alexandet USN Mt and Mrs. Francisco J. Alsina LT and Mn. Mike Aiz.ilotti

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($500-$999) Mt Eric J. Flannery LCDR and Mn. Stephen M. FroehUch Ms. Brie GaUagher and LTDerekJCedan,USN Mt and Mn. Christopher S. Irwin LCDR Scon H. Kraft, USN md LCDR Erica A. Kraft, USN

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LT Robert H.Armbrester.USN LT md Mn. Brian P Baker Maj and Mn. Gary W Beard, Jt MI. David A. Behnke Capt and Mn. Chnstophei E. Benson LCDR and Ms. Michael S. Beny LCDR and Mn. Kevin M. Bimk LCDR md Mn. Maik C. Burns Dt md Mn.Joseph R. Cainey LT md Mn.Tmiothy L. Castro LT Jeremy L. Clauze, USN Capt Joshua D. Clayton, USMC Capt md Mn. Ryan M. Connolly LT md Mn. Chfton B. Cosby II LTMatthewJ. Cram, USN MtDavidJ.Cudibert LT and Mt. Paige J. DaiUuck LT Kanten E Daponte, USNR Mt and Mn.Jonathm A. Drexlei Dt md Mn. Maik D. Dunbai LT md Mn.John D. Dunham LCDR md Mn. David T Eaip Ml. David C Effis md Maj Dawn N.C Effis, USMC Mt and Mn.Joseph G. Erte!

Mtjohn E. Evans LCDR md Mn. Foid C Ewaldsen.Jt LCDR md Mn. Justin T. Faunderoy Ml. and Mn. Ben P. Fay Capt Vincent P. Eoitimato, USMC LTEiUcFox,USN CDR md Mn.WUUam D GaUaghei LT and Mn.Tarey M. Gettys Mt md Mn.Jason L. Gibson LCDR Jonadim E. GUhooly USN md LCDR Jme E. GUhooly USN Maj Patiick M. Glynn, USMC LT Jason A. Gmeinet USN LTJonM.HagetUSN Mt and Mn. Blake E. Hausmm LT md Mn. Michael K. Heibeit LCDR md Mn. Michael C HoUmd LCDR md Mn. Michael P HoUenbach LCDR Chnstophei M. Huntet USN MI.John D.James Mt md Mn. Michael EJmies LT md Mn. Chiistophei C.Jason Mn.Jennifei L.Johnson md Dtjeremiy D.Johnson LCDR Suzamie M.Johnson, USN and Mtjitson M.Johnson LCDR .md Mn.Wesley RJohnson LT Nathan C.Johnston, USN M.ij ,ind Mn. Huntei K.Jones Capt .md Mn. David CJosefonky LCDR H;uold Kim, USN LCDR ,md Mn. Joshua C Kinneai LTRom,inKog;m,USN Capt Speros C Kounip;iiakis, USMC Mn. Andrc-a K. Kovval and M.1J Michael R Kovval, USAF LT David A. Leavitt, USN Mt Bre-t M. Lowiy Mt and Mn. Kevin Luft LCDR ELune G. Luna and Mt Robert D. Blondin LT Nicolas V. Mantilvanos, USN Maj Amy M. McGradi, USMC LT Thomas B. McLemore\ USN md LT Andi-ea J. McLemore. USN LT .md Mn. Michael B. Mea.son Capt Christopher M. Messuieo, USMC

LCDR Me^im A. Michael, USN md Mr. David Michael LCDR md Mis.Tunothy B. Moore LCDR md Mn. Christopher E Nash MI. and Mn. Brim D. Nichols LCDR Jessica J O'Bnen, USN Capt Jeffiey-W. Olesko. USMC LT md Mn. Sem D. Opicz Ml. Spencei L.ftdgett Ms. NataUe G. Pasrorin Capt md MIS. Marfiew-J. Pteffei LT md Mis. Isaac .A. Phffips Capt md Mn. Lairy- S Post MI. md Mis. Ryan E Roberts Mt md Mn. Paul C Sameit MI. Justin R. Sauei MI. Ryan J. Schomei md Mis. Amy Schomei Mis. Rhonda B. Scon md Mr.WilbamT.Scon Capt WUUamT Scon, USMC Ml. md -Mn. Nathan S. Shenck Mr. md Mn.John E. Shepaid Ml. Kevin R.ShUUng LCDR and Mn. MeKin R. Smidi LT WUKe J. Smith,Jt, USNR * LCDR Jonadim E. Spore, USN LT md Mn. Thomas B. Swaim LT Matrfiew R. Swanson, USN LT md -Mn. Chrisropher .M. Sy-h-ester LCDR md Mis.JamesT.Thoip LCDR md .Mn, Jason L.Tomasovic, USN LT Marie D.Tripimo, USN md LTJaraD.TripiancUSN LT Daniel WTurijeviUe. USN Capt CJuentin R.\^iighn, USMC LT^mes O.Vega, USN LT Marie .AVenzot USN Capt Jason .AWaUeei, USMC Mt md Mn. Marie R.Westmoieiaiid Mt and .Mn. Ciaig M.Wiesen Mt md Mn. MUes A. Woodaid LCDR md Mn.Abraham N.Younce LT md Mrs. Thomas J. Zen LT and Mis.James G. ZouBas

1998 Presidents Cirde Worden Assodate ($5.000-$9,999) .Mis.DannRPonreU

Presidents Circle Assodate ($2J5O0-$4j999) LCDR md .Mn. David S. Cox

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) LT Todd RBenke, USN LT Steven D.Le, USN LT Ryan D. LookabUI, USN LCDR md Mn. Henry- M. Roenke

Tecumseh Club ^5250-5499; LT md Mn. Seraphme R Codkiha Ms. Jeanne K. Daffion *

• Matching Gifi

tDeceased

LTEUsabethL Davis, USN LTJG Reguia C Dixon, USNR md LCDR Richaid J. Dtxon.Jt, USN LT md Mn. Michael D FUes LT md Mn. David S. Foiman LT Michael R. Gawlas, USN aptly-leiW. K. Head, USMC Capt and Mn. Edmimd B. Fhpp Mn. Nicole S. HoUoway md 2ndLt Chiistophei M. HoUoway USMC LT Kathleen A. LenUey USN md Ml. Jason B. Lemley Ms, Amy H. Lindsay LT md Mn. Robert L. Radak MI. Chiistophei B. Robmson md Mn. Sarah E. Rollings LT md MI. Aaron E Shoemakei LT Samandia L. Stahl, USNR LTSaraA.Stiies,USNmd LTJG Chad A. Redmet USN LT md Mn. Scott A. Walgren LT Marc F Wffiiams, USN md LT Pamela J. Wffiiams, USN Mr. md Mn. Michael D.Wisecup LTVmcent E.YealdhaU, USN (Ret)

Donor MI. md Mn. Petei J. Andrews LT md Mn.JohnW.Ari)uckle LT md Mn. Michael P. Baitiam Ml. Rick M. Blatmer LT md Mn. Steven T. Blazejewski LT Tunodiy C Boehme, USN md LCDR Cadierine M. Boehme, USN LT Eugene N. Bolton, USN LT Pablo CBreuet USN Dt Coleman J. Bryan, Jt LT md Mn. Rocky A. Bums Capt md Mn. Robert L. Burton LCDR md Mn. Demck L. Clarie LT md Mn. -Marie A Close LT md Mn. David J. Coe LT md Mn. Richanl K. Coidle LT md Mn. RusseU N. Crawfoiti,Jt Mt md Mn. Michael N. Davis MI. Ryan W Dupnick LT Brian A. Eisenhudi, USN * Dt Cristina Esposiro Capt DonaldW Faul B, USMC LT James T FuUer, USN 2n(iLt md Mn. Robert M. Geiger Capt Anthony E. Giardino, USMC LTJG md .Mn.Joseph A. Good-win LT md Mn. Keith A Henderson LT md Mn. David L. Hickey Mr. md Mn. Brendan T. Higjns LT David J. Hopkins, USNR LT Joshua T Hugins, USN LT Jason R. HuU, USN Mr. Charies B. Johnson LCDR md Mn. Joshua C Laffeity LCDR Paul D Lashmet, USN Mr. md Mn.Jason T. Lavaiias LT md Mn. Ryan E. Lawienz LT Anne E. Lemos, USNR md LT Alexmdei S. Lemos, USNR LT Benjamin M. Lewis, USN MI. md Mn. Brendan M. Mahon MI. md Mn. Dale E. Madieny * Capt Tunodiy R. Mayei, USMC Ml. md Mn. Scott A. McBride MI. md Mn. David B. McKelv7

LT Sunon C McKeon, USN LT Andiea J. McLemore, USN md LT Thomas B. McLemore, USN MI. James T. Merchmt md Mn. Jessica C Merchmt LT md Mn. Scott D. Meushaw Ms. Helen E. Mutch md Mi.Andrew Mutch III LT md Mn. Robert M. Ore Capt Matthew P PaUnisrimo, USMC md Capt MeUssa D PaUnisrimo, USMC Ms. DeUa D md Mi.Vaslav N. Patterson LT md Mn. Nathm R. Paukovits MI. md Mn. Jared R. Payne LTJohnE. Ross, USN MI. md Mn. Dm E. Piyor Mr.LukeWRadUnski Mr. Jason E. Reap LT md Mn. Clayton T. Redinger LT md Mn. Loren S. ReUUee LT md Mn. Gene G. Severtson Capt Cory M. Shackelton, USMC LCDR. Jonadim W. Suns, USN md Dt. Deborah Sims LT Joseph W Smotheiman, USN LT md Mn. Charies D. Spenceley LT md Mn. Robert A. Stanley LT Knstophei W Stonaket USN md LCDR Ghislame W. Stonaket, USN LT Mmdy M.Taua, USNR Capt Wffiiam A.Taylot USMC LT John EThomas, USN Capt md -Mn. Dougjas M-Thumm MI. Wffiiam STodd MI. Christophei R.Wadeins md LTJoyM.WadeUis,USN LT md Mn.Adam D.Wiedei MI. md Mn. Davey CYu LT md Mn. Eric D. Zito

1999 Herndon Club ($1.000-$2,499) MI. md Mn. Olugbenro M. Adeyemi LT David T. Bums, SC, USN

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) LT Derek J. Cedan, USN md Ms. Brie GaUaghei LT Stephen M. Coffee, USN md LTJG LarissaT Coffee, USN * LT Jacquelyn C Crook, USN LT Maty K. Hays, USN

Tecumseh Club

(5^0-5499; LT md Mn. Jonathan C Beattie LTAmy-J.DoffiUSN LT MiteheU D Eisenbeig, USN md Dr. Nicole C. Eisenbeig MI. md Mn. Gregoiy J. Gingeleskie • LT Janod L. HanzUk, USN Dr. Keny A. Hudson md MI. Daniel W Hudson MI. Ryan L.Jakubow3ki LT Sofia G. Loomis LT John P Manahan, USN * a p t KeUy A. McConneU, USMC md LTJ.A.McConneffiUSN

LT David S. Ostvvmd, USNR LT Enc D Redenen, USN LTJG Chad A. Redmet USN md LTSaraA.Stiies,USN Capt Joseph L. Reppert,Jt, USMC MI. Kennedi L. Ritteriiusch md Mn.Amy E. Ritterijusch LTLandricPWalden,USN

Donor LT Mehdi A. Akacem, USN MI. md Mn. Petei TAparico LT Sonia M. Barrantes, USN md MI. James Chason LT Marie O.Bjeike, USN Capt md Mn. Nadim M. Boaz LT Alexmdei N. Borcz, USN LTWUUam B. L. Broob, USN LTIm C.Brown, USN LT md Mn. Andrew-T. Bums MI. MichaelJ. Bussman Capt md Mn. NathanielW Connoi Capt md Mn.Jeremy L. Conrad LT Benjanun E Cote, USN MI. md Mn.Tonio D DeSonento Mn. Maty L. Dickson md MI. Dougjas C Dicbon Capt md Mn.Wffiiam P. Dobbms LT md Mn. Stephen R. Drapei MI. Jason A. Edelbeig LT Adam H. Fox, USN LT Anne T. Ganschinietz, USNR Ms. Deboiah J. Gibson Capt md Mn. Kevin J. Goodwin Capt Michael K. Hicb,Jt, USMC LT md Mn. Robert E. H i ^ t LT md Mn.John M. KUUla LT md Mn. PaulV Koppang MI. Brian T Lander LT Alexmdei S. Lemos, USNR md LT Anne E. Lemos, USNR Mi.RickWLent2 LT Andiew T. McGeoige, USNR Capt Sara E. McGrath, USMC md Ml. Timothy McGrath Mr. Daniel A. Meneses Mi.Yassen S. MikhaUov * MI. md Mn. Ivajlo D. NUeolov Capt md Mn. Chiistophei J. O'Brien LTmdMn.JmWPaul LT'Vfrgmia R. RUtt, USN and MI. Jeremiah PUtt LT Matthew- C Poiriei MI. Ryan A. Posey- and LT Cynthia A. Posey Capt Richaid A. Rasmussen, USMC Capt and Mn. Travis B^ Richie Capt md Mn. Kevin L. Rusch LTMarieWSmd,USN 2ndLtTodd M. Smden, USMC md 2ndLt Maura A. Smden, USMC LT James E. SUcox IH, USN Capt md Mn. Bryan R. Smith LT md Mn. Dwi^t E. Smith Capt Robert R SoneUs, USMC 2ndLt md Mn. Ryan M.Tayloi LT Gerald LTritz, USN Mr. Chiisriaan H.Vmw-estendoip LT Andiea CWaUcetUSN LT and .Mn. Edwaid T.Watkins LT Richarci D.Wbrthmgton,Jt, USN LT md Mn. Matthew G. ZubUc

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2000 President's Cirde Assodate ($2.500-U.999) Capt md MIS. Matthew E Schioei

John Paul Jones Club (5500-5999; ENS Andiew M. Lynch, USN • Mr. Kevin D. McLenithan LTCoiy D.Pope, USN

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) CRT md Mis. Geoige C Adams LTJohn M.Baker,USN LT Erica A. Burfield, USN md ENS Thomas J. Burfield, USN LT and Mrs. Jason W DeBlock Mr. Frederik J. Easterly LT and Mn. Nathan J. Gmimache Mr. Daniel W Hudson and Dt Kerry A. Hudson LT Brian J.Johnson, USN Capt md Mn. Richard S.Jones CAPT Michael A. Kanatas, USN LT Christopher M. Knaus, USN Mr. Christopher H. Lankford LT Courtney M. Minettee, USN Mr. GuUfordW Robmson, Jt Mtjohn C.Walton LT Frank J.Weisser III, USN

Donor LTJG Matthew L.Abbot, USN LT md Mrs. Christopher D.Abbott LT Lesley E.Alexandet USNR and Mr. Zachary J. Rashman LT md Mrs. Michael S. Beaty LTJenmferM.Becht,USN Ms. Eleonora A. Bowen LT and Mrs.Todd E Britton-Han LTJG and Mrs. Ganett L. Burkholder LT JUnmy L. Burrass HI, USN LT md Mrs. Michael J. Cernuska LTJeffieyA. Clark, USN LTJeffieyM.Colvin,USN LT and Mrs. Andrew N. Cook LT James H.Cook,Jt, USN LT md Mrs. Charies T Coursey LT and Mrs. Pattick R. EUason LT and Mrs.Jonathm M. Fay LT and Mrs.Thomas R Raherty HI IstLtJasonT Ford, USMC LT and Mrs.Theodore J. Foster LT David G. Fry, USN LT Grant R. Garcia, USN LT and Mrs. Edbiund R Giambastiani HI LT and Mrs.John T. Gonser Mr. and Mrs. Emerson L. Gravatt,Jt LTJG md Mrs. Peter J. Grmim ENS Joshua R. Guerre, USN LT and Mn. Warren A. Hakes LT and Mn. Ricke R Hanis,Jt LTWffiiamJ. Halting, USN LT and Mrs. Matthew K. Henigin Capt and Mrs. Jason E. Hernandez Capt and Mrs. Robert E. Herrmann IstLt and Mrs. Ryan R Hough

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LTJG Jon A. ladonisi, USNR LT and Mrs.Jimmie J.Jensen Mr. Larry M. Kane Capt MichaelJ. Kmstemer, USMC LT and Mrs.WUUam C.J. Kayser LTJohn C King, USN LT Gregory M. Klos, USN Mr. and Mrs. Christopher G. Landon LT Robert E Lang IH, USN ENS MichaelW. Looysen, USN MI. and Mn.Tenance D. MacGiegoi LTJohn R MacNaughton,Jt,USN Ms.KeUyJ.Mahaffey LT Angela A. Marino, USN Capt Jason T Maitin, USMC Ms. Shannon R. Mauiy Capt and Mis. Jeffiey V. McCarthy Capt Jason W McCain, USMC Capt and Mis. Rym P McDonel LT Connoi S. McLemore, USN Capt and Mn.JasonW MUbrandt Capt John T. Moore, USMCR LTKurtJ.MuUetUSN LT and Mis. Andiew J. Neboshynsky Mt md MIS. Aaron S. Nichols * LTErmE.OMartUSN CAPT and Mrs. Brian J O'Shea LT and Mrs. Nicholas C Panos Capt RandaU L. Parket USMC LT Cynthia A. Posey and Mr. Ryan A. Posey LT and Mrs. Chris L. Roesgen 2ndLt Maura A. Sanders, USMC md 2ndLtTodd M. Smden, USMC LT Logan K. Schulze, USN LT and Mrs. Richard J. Senatore, USN Capt Bennett H. Shapiro, USMC LT and Mrs. BradfordV. Sharpless LT Larry R. Smith, USN LT and Mrs. Joel C. Spangenberg Capt Caren M. Standfast, USMC and Mr. Geoffiey Standfast LT and Mrs. Jeffiey A. Stewart LT Sarah C M. Stotz and Mr. Raul Stotz * Capt and Mrs. Patrick W Sundy LTJG and Mrs. Trent J. Templet Capt and Mrs.Thomas N.Trimble LT and Mrs. Nicholas S.J.Trzcinski Mt and Mrs.Joel S. Uzarski Mt Travis N.Vandersypen LTJohn PWaggonet USN LT and Mrs. James T.Ward LT Joy M.Watkins, USN and Mr. Christopher R.Watkins LCDR and Mn.Wffiiam H.WUey ENS Stephen L.WUUams, USN LTJG Leonard A.Wise HI, USN LT and Mrs.John T.Yow

2001

Donor LT and Mrs. Daniel I. Doyle CaptJamesP Doyle, USMC Mt and Mn. Steven L. GUgoui ENS Bobby R.Jones, USNR and ENS Lauren A.Jones, USNR Mr. and Mn.Andrew C. Lffiis LT NicholasV Lockwood, USNR LT Brian J. McArthut USN LT and Mn. Bradley J. McCreedy LTJG Andrew E Mierisch, USNR LT and Mrs. Peter C Mitalas LT MichaelJ. Popbwski, USNR and ENS JuUe R. Poplawski, USNR Mt and Mn. Chiistopher B. Suavely LT and Mrs.Tyson Stephenson * LT and Mrs. Gregory C Sttaessle

2002 John Paul Jones Club (5500-5999;

LTJG Andiew F Hffiiaid, USN

($1,000-$2,499) (5250-5499; LT Andrew A. Slack, USN

Tecumseh Club

Donor

LTJG Douglas R.Tomczak, USN

LT and Ms. Patrick M. Alfonzo LTTM.AUbrd,USN LT and Mn. Brendon Bielat Mr. Brandon J. Bowen Capt Carrie E. CorneUus, USMC and Mt Marc CorneUus LT and Mn. Matthew E. Curnen Mr. and Mrs. Joshua B. Datko LT Richard E. Ferrari, USNR LT Steven D Hacket USN LT and Mrs. Bradley D. Harrison Capt Clarence E. Loomis,Jt, USMC md Capt Anja M. Loomis, USMC LT RichardT McCandless, USNR LTJG Steven F MuUet USNR ENS JuUe R. Poplawski, USNR and LT Michael J. Poplawski, USNR LT and Mn. George P Rolmd LT Sem A. Stein, USN Mr. and Mn. Chad L. Summe LTJG Nicholas M.Tramontin, USNR * LTJarrodM.Trant,USNR LT and Mn. Phffip S. Ujiie LT David A.Woolsey USNR

2003 Tecumseh Club ($250-$499)

Donor

($250-$499)

2005

Tecumseh Club

($500-$999)

LT and Mrs.James H. Hoey LT and Mrs.John R. Kajmowicz LT Lucas S. McDonald, MC, USN LTJG and Mrs. Martin R.Wright

Donor LTJG Wade C Barnes, USNR and LTJG Stephanie N. Barnes, USNR LTJG and Mrs. Zachaiy D. Butala LTJG Cari A. EUsworth,Jt, USN Ms. Kathy Y Huang LTJG Myles M. McAUistet USNR LTJG and Mis. Matthew M. McClure LTJG Chiistophei A. Sheilock, USNR LTJG and Mis. Adam B.Yost

Herndon Club

John Paul Jones Club

Tecumseh Club

2004

LT Andrew H. Myen, USNR

LTJG Richard J. Morrissey, USN

LT and A4rs. Dustin T.Jackson

LT Richaid W Lang III, USNR LTJG EUzabeth A. Martm, USNR LTJG Daniel T. Neveiosky, USN LTJG Wffiiam E PoUak ly USNR LT Eric S. Smith, USN LTJG Rym EWhite, USNR

IstLt and Mn.Justin L. Blackmon LTJG and Mn.John K. Brienza LT Brett G.Bujac, USN LTJG Peter C.Glynn,USN LTJG James C Hagerty, USN LT and Mn. Derek CJaskowiak LTJG Lauren A.Jones, USNR and LTJG Bobby R.Jones, USNR

SHIPMATE—United States Naval Academy Foundation 2007 Donor Report

($250-$499)

Donor 2ndLt Fiank RAlbi, USMC LTJG SediDUiola, USN LTJG Michael R. Felbei, USN md LTJG Jacquelyn M. Felbet USN LTJG Darnel C Hanis, USN LTJG MitcheU D. Hendlei, USN LTJG BenjamUi J. Hom, USN LTJG md MIS. Ralph R Luflem IstLt Alonzo A. Neese III, USMC LTJG Douglas A. Robb, USN LTJG Brent K. Robmson, USN

2006 Donor ENSEdimM.Heben,USN LTJG Matthew M. RusseU, USN ENS Patnck B. Sargent, USN

2008 Herndon Club ($1.000-$2,499) MIDN Edward J. McGuinms

2010 Donor MIDN Joseph H. Comiskey

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stablished in 1986, the Parents Fund makes a tremendous difference in the lives of midshipmen every hour of every day. As a critical component of the Naval Academy Armual Fund, the Parents Fund supports midshipmen simimer internships and character development seminars, die Plebe Summer Book, a wide range of faculty enricliment initiatives, among numerous other programs. In 2007, more dian $1.5 million vyos given by 2,207 parent donors, and 176 parent donors were recognized in the Foundation's President's Circle.

Eileen and Paul Unruh, parents of Joseph '09

Presidents Cirde Dewey Associate (550,000-599,999; Mr. md Mn. Segimdo Mateo MI. md Mn. Michad J. McGuinnis *

Presidents Cirde Lejeune Assodate (525,000-549,999; MI. md Mn. Rohit M. Desai MI. md Mn. SpincDei Krause,Jt DL Michael E. McOung md Dr. Re McQung

Presidents Circle Luce Assodate ($10.000-$24,999) Mr. md Mn.Timothy J. Boyce Mr. md Mn. Michael G. Crofton Mr. md Mn.Wffiiam D. Effiott The Honorable md Mn. Louis J Freeh Mr. md Mn. Michael H. Lowxy Mr. md Mn.Alan R. McFarland Mr. md Mn. Charles H. McGffi HI Mr. md Mn. Dan McKinnon Mr. md Mn. Michael G. Messner Mr. md Mrs.James A. Morgan Mr. and Mn. Clayton Pledger Mr. md Mrs. Gerald E Schioei Ml. md Mn.Wffiiam B.Thornley fV * Ml. md Mn.V Paul Unrah

Worden Associate ($5.000-$9,999) The Estate of Hugh D. Adau-,Jt Mt and Mrs. Edward J. Amorosso Dt and Mis. James E. Archer, Jt * Mr. and Mn.John A. Bffiotti Mt and Mis. Peter B. Besser * Mr. and Mrs. Lee M. Bingham

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Mr. md Mn. RusseU B. Brewer II * Mn. Diane M. Carlson md Mr.Wiffimi P Freyd Mr. md Mrs.James H. Clement,Jt Mr. md Mrs. Edward R Cobb Mr. md Mn. Lawrence A. Craig * Mr. md Mn. E. H. Creasey HI * Mr. md Mrs. J. Eric Greenwood * Mr. and Mrs. Don R Grijalva * Mr. md Mn.Thomas P HamUton * Dt md Mn.Wiffiam G. Hardin, St Mr. md Mrs. Robert E.Jarratt Mr. md Mn.Wayne D. Laraway CAPT and Mrs. Kenneth M. Lmn * Mn.James J Mffier Mr. and Mrs. Robert C Page * Dt md Mrs. Wffiiam J. Petraiuolo Mr. md Mrs.Wffiiam F PoUak III * MI. and Mis. Donald H. Regan Ml. md Mn. LeVeme D. Rizoi Dt and Mrs. J. Frederick Sarg * Mr. and Mrs. Christopher K. Seglem DtandMrs.FredA.ToUe

Associate ($2,500-$4,999) Mr. Robert J. AcUer and Ms. Margaret M. Ross-Adler * Mr. md Mrs. Frank J. Albi CARTA. H.Ale-xmderMD,USN (Ret.) md CAPT ChaUotte EAlexandetMCUSN (Ret) Mr. and Mrs.Wffiiam K. Armour Mrs. Susan S. Barry and Mt Ken A. Barry Mt and Mrs.JosephV BattipagUa Mr. and Mn. David E Bennett Dt and Mrs.Wade C Bishop Mr. and Mrs. Rodney J Boehm Mr. and Mn.Vincent R. Bordash Mt and Mrs. Robert Brauser Mt and Mrs. Richard E. Brennan Dt and Mrs. Brian C Brenner Mr. and Mrs. Charies W. Broun *

Mr. and Mn.Thomas J. Brown Mt and Mn.James L. BuUard * Mt and Mrs.John M. Calandra Mt md Mrs. David B. Camiolo * Mt and Mts. Patiice G. Cappelaeie Mt and Mrs. NicholasW Carper Mr. MichaelJ. Can and Ms. Bonnie Broders Mr. md Mrs. Brian R Carron Mt and Mrs. Frank J. Casffio Dt and Mrs.JohnW Cassels.Jt Mt md Mrs.James C Chandler Mt md MIS. Kum H. Cho Mr. md Mn. Donald E. Cole.Jt Dt and Mrs.Joseph C Contento Mt and Mrs. Frmcis J. Coppola HI Mt and Mrs. Peter Daratsos Mt and Mrs. Walter S. Davison Lt Col and Mi-s.John R DeHart Mr. and Mrs.Joseph M. Denzel * Mr. md Mrs. Patrick R. Donald • Mr. and Mrs. Jay D. Drake Dt and Mrs.John E. Duckworth Mt and Mrs.Thomas O. Duffey Mt and Mrs.John B. Dunn Dt Wffiiam Effis Mt and Mrs. Ronald E. Erwert Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Estko Mt and Mn. Gregory M. Evans Mt and Mrs. Peter M. Feaman Mt and Mrs.JohnW. Fedorko, St Mt and Mn. Rodney L. Fletcher Mt Wffiiam E Foshage HI Dt and Mrs. Charies B. FuUenwider Mr. and Mrs. David C Furbush Mr. and Mrs.Terrance H. GaUnski Mt and Mrs.JamesW. Gieszl Dt and Mn. DeWin B. Gifford Mt and Mrs. Gary K. Gonzalez Ms.Josie M. Gonzalez Mt and Mrs. Michael K. Giace Dt and Mrs.James W Greenawalt III Mt and Mrs. Richard S. Griffith Mr. and Mrs.Wffiiam C Griscom *

Mt and Mrs. Peter B. HamUton LtCol md Mrs. Norman E Hanner Mr. and Mrs. E. Brian Hansberry Mt and Mn.T. Michael HarreU Mt Walter H. Haydock Mt and Mrs. David J. Heuwettetjt Mt md Mrs. NeU Hoosier Dt Robert N. Hotchkiss md Dt Stephanie S. Hotchkiss Mt and Mrs.Joseph E Huber Mt and Mrs. Bruce Y. Hui * Mr. md Mn. Richard Kang MI. and Mn. Douglas A. KeUy • Mr.Thomas L. KeUer md Ms. Diane C. Nordin Mt and Mrs.John S. Kent III Mt and Mrs. Bruce M. KimbaU Mr. md Mrs. Brian C Klene Mr. md Mrs. C. David Krueger Mt and Mrs.James M. Landreth Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Lowd Dt and Mrs. Damel M. Marder Dt Joseph Marino and Dt Wanda T. Marino Mt and Mrs. David H. Martin Mt and Mrs. Barry McClure * Mt md Mrs. Keith A. McFarland Mt and Mrs. G. Brian McMenamin Mr. and Mis. James S. Metcalf Mt and Mn. Christophei K. Money Mt and Mrs. Michael A. Morin Mt and Mrs.John D. Murnane ML and Mrs. Barry G. Nelson ML md Mrs. Harold L. North,Jt Dt Rafael A. Ortega and MS. Shawn A. Sefton Mt and Mrs.VasUJ. Pappas.Jt Mt and Mrs. Steven L. Paulson Mt and Mrs. Brace D. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Lester P. Petracca Dt and Mrs.John R. Reinhardt Dt and Mrs. Stephen L. Reintjes Mt and Mn. Richard W. Reno

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I5«I^ENTS Dr. James D Reynolds md Ms. KadUeen ELmdeU Mr. md Mn. Michael L. Roberts Mr. md Mn.Jeremy D Rohme Mr. md Mn. Barry P. Ronm Mr. md Mn. Robert W Rose Dr. md Mn. Paul E. Rowlmd Dr.John D Rozich md Dr. Shiela S. Rozich Dr. md Mn.James E. Smteffi Mr. Spencer R. Schron md CAPT Elemor B. Schron, USPHS CDR Robert W Schubert, St, USNR * MI. K. Dunlop Scott md Ms. Catherine W.Trauemicht Mr. md Mn. Douglas W. Selby Mr. md Mn.Wffiiam J. Sheeron * Mn. Elizabeth P. Shugart Mr. md Mn. Aaron A. Smith Dr. md Mn. David P. Sniezek Mr. Michael Spineffi Mr. and Mn.^^ter Spring * Mr. md Mn.W Halsey Spramce Mr. md Mn. Leonard P. Stachitas MI. md Mn. H. Scott Staikey MI. and Mn.John R. Steele * Ml. md Mn.Jeffiey A. Strauss * MI. md Mn.Wffiiam M.Taff Col and Mn. Edwaid G.Tayloi Mr. md Mn. Roger H.Teague Mr. and Mn. Raul A.Thompson Ml. and Mn. Budi Utama Mr. md Mn. Robert E.Vm Olst * Mr. and Mn.Joel K.Vandevoort LTC md Mn. ScottTWales Dt Dougjas C.Wallace and Dt Sharon K. WaUace Mr. md Mn.Wade G.Wannamakei MI. md Mn.Wffiiam D.Whimey MI. md Mn.WayneW.Wielgus DI. md Mn. Robert G.Wffiiams MI. md Mn. Nelson R.WUt MI. Paul FWiitz md Dt. Christina M. Wutz Mr. md Mn.Andrew H.Yeo Mr. md Mn. Stephen A. Zipf, Jt

Herndon Club ($1,000 •$2,499) Mr. md Mn. Mike Adamski Col md Mn.John EAhern Mr. md Mn. Hugh A. Andenon * Mr. md Mn.Victor WAigobright Mr. David Arpi md Ms. NataUe Gubb Mr. md Mn. Bradley K. Asch Dt Durwood R. Bagby md Dt. Janet H. Bagby MI. md Mn. Steven W Baket MI. md Mn. Brace O Barrett Mr. md Mn.John T. Barrett, St Mt md Mn. Robert Beagen, St Mr. md Mn. David R. BeaU Mr.James R. Beaty md Ms. Linda Carlson Dt James L. Bergman Mr. and Mn.John L. Bernard,Jt * Mr. and Mn. Andrew W Berry Mr. md Mn.Thomas D Bever Mr. Sam K. Bishop

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Mr. md Mn. Michael Blmd * Mr. md Mn.Wffiimi M. Blume Mr. md Mn. Richard J. Blumenfeld Mr. md Mn.WUUamW Bochner Mr. md Mn. Scott R. Bohning Mr. md Mn. Paul R. Bolt Mr. and Mn. Gerald D. Bouska Mr. md Mn. Paul Bowen Mr. md Mn. Charies E. Bresson Mr. md Mn. EUot H. Brym * Mr. md Mn. Benjmiin A. Bucb CAPT md Mn. Robert A. Buehn, Jt Mr. David D. Buder * Mr. md Mn. Gerry CaUmm Mn. Rosa Calvanico MI. md Mn. Preston L. CampbeU DtWffiimi D. Canham md Dt Susan A. Canham MI. md Mn. Chailes T CairoU, Jt MI. md Mn.J. Michael Cheezem MI. md Mn.Yong K. Choi MI. md Mn. Maikus K. Christen MI. and Mn. Donald E Glaus * MI. md Mn. Edwaid Cohn Dt Don K. Cole md Dt Judidi E. SaUe MI. md Mn.Wffiimi M. Comachio MI. and Mn. Chiistopher Cortez * Dt md Mn.James B. Cory MI. and Mn. Richaid D Courtney, Jt Ml. md Mn. Stephen L. Cumbie * MI. and Mn. Richaid J. Davin * Mt md Mn. Neal A. Deluca Ml. and Mn. Robert J. DeMatteo MI. md Mn. Sem E. Dempsey * Dt Maitin K. Dineen, St Mi.mdMn.ValDodd MI. md Mn. Kiik D Dodge * MI. Robert W Dow, Jt Ml. John Diummond MI. Andrew S. Diury Mt md Mn. Edward J. Duikin Dt md Mn.Jeffiey J. Eckaidt MI. md Mn. Chailes J. EndeiUn MI. md Mn. Louis Escalmte MI.Wiffiam Euckei HI and Dt Penelope J. Euckei MI. Raymond T. Fffiei MI. md Mn. Jeffeiy H. Faulk MI. md Mn.John A. Fazio Mt md Mn. Gerald J. Feeheiy Ml. md Mn.WUUamW. Fennimm,Jt Dt md Mn. Pierce J. Fenitei Mt md Mn. David L. Ford • Ml. Gregoiy H. Fostei Dt md Mn. Richaid J. Gmimache Ml. Michael A. Gentz Ml. and Mn. Stephen A. Giacomucri MI. md Mn. David C Glovei Mt md Mn. Fred H. Goodwin Mt and Mn.Jmies Gould * Ml. and Mn. Bjchaid J. Grassia CRT and Mn. FeUx S. Gregorim Mt and Mn.Jack B. Giidei MI. md Mn. Frank H. Giiffin III Maj md Mn.John J. Guevremont Mt and Mn. Kevin R. Guiry Mt md Mn. Lotan T. HaU

MI. md Mn.Weldon B. HaU MI. Lany A. Hanson md Ms. KadUyn A. Stmdow-Hanson * Mr. md Mn.John T Hanzhk * Ml. md Mn. Robert K. Heasley Mt md Mn. Noimm S HeUei MI. md Mn. Donald J. Heffiei Mr. md Mn. Matthew Herron Mr. md Mn. Stephen H. Heslei Ml. md Mn.John K. Hicks Dt Kennedi R. Hi^ins md Dt Bedi A. Loss-Higgins Ml. md Mn.Thomas E. Hinkley Ml. md Mn. Richaid E. HoUmdei Mt. md Mn. Gordon H. Horiye MI. md Mn.Teny D Home MI. md Mn. Raymond Hrenko Dt md Mn. Chailes E. Hubley MI. md Mn. Robert A. Hymen MI. md Mn. David R. Ingram MI. md Mn. Gaiy A. Isenhowei MI. md Mn. Lawrence WJamieson MI. md Mn.John B.Jaiboe MI. md Mn. Maik Janis MI. md Mn. Robert W.Johnston * Mr. md Mn. Adna R Jones * Mr. md Mn. Brace W Jordm Mr. md Mn.Theodore M. Kanatas Mr. md Mn. Geoige M. Kattula * MI. md Mn. Kevin A. Kelch MI. md Mn. Gene M. KeUey MI. md Mn. Geoige L. KeUgren MI. WUUam A. KeUy md Dt Susm S. KeUy MI. md Mn. Rogei L. King Ms. Daria KiseUca Mn. Judith A. Knapp Ml. md Mn.Joseph Kofiky MI. and Mn.James C. Kiistoff* Mr. md Mn.John E Kulczewski Mt and Mn. Donald T LaBiie Ms. Loretta J. Lacey Dt md Mn. David C Lagrew MI. and Mn.Jack R. Lengyel MI. Frank Lisi md Ms. Laura O'Neffi * MI. md Mn.Wffiimi S. Lide Mr. md Mn. David K. Loesel MI. md Mn. GUbert L. Lopez Ml. and Mn.Joseph M. Lopez MI. md Mn.James M. Lousche Mt md Mn. Robeit S. Lutz Ml. md Mn. Frank Magda MI. md Mn. Kevin M. Mahm MI. md Mn.Jason D. Mann Mt md Mn. Israel F Maitinez * MI. md Mn.John D. McAdmis * Mt md Mn.WffiimiT. McDonald, It MI. md Mn.Timodiy R. McDonough * Mt and Mn. David R. Meek Ml. md Mn. Dniry A. Miffie Mr. md Mn. Kennedi L. Minnick Mr. md Mn.Teofilo B. Mondares Mr. md Mn.Wffiimi T. Morelmd.Jt Mt md Mn.Arthur E Mulveyjt Mt and Mn. Mark W Murphy Mt and Mn.John R. N,mn * Mt md Mn. Douglas W Namug Mt md Mn. Lew E Nelson Mt and Mn. Claude G. Nicolet

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Mr. md Mn. Rocco L. Noveffino Mr. md Mn.Wade B. O'Brim Mr. and Mn. Marty L. O'Connor * Mr.GlenTOdoni* LtCol md Mn. John C O'Keefe Mr. md Mn. AmornUo M. OUveros Mr. md Mn. Dm J. O'LoughUn Mr. md Mn. Munir Orgun * Mr. md Mn. Geoige PaUas * Mr. md Mn.Jong H. Park Mr. md Mn. Keith S. Parker Mr. md Mn. Mark W Parrish Mr. md Mn. Jose I. Perez. St Mr. md Mn. Gary A. Peten Mr. md Mn. Robert S. Rittmm Mr. md Mn. MitcheU E Pleis Mr. md Mn. Richard A. Plueger * Ms. Frmces S. Ponder Mr. Richard E. PoweU md Mn. Christine J. PoweU Dt md Mn. Michael R. Priebe Mr. md Mn. David W Proudfoot Mr. md Mn.Thomas L. Pnutt Mr. md Mn. Sylvester V. Quitiquit Mr. md Mn. Ernest E. Ralston Mr. md Mn.Joel G. Reed Mr. md Mn. Robert H. Reese, Jt Mr. and Mn. Michael R. ReUenberg * MI. md Mn.John W Rhoads * Dt Frank C Richaidson md Dt Katherine A. Richaidson Prof Stephen Robb md The Honorable Maigret G. Robb Mt md Mn. Roberto C Rodriguez MI. Phffip A. Rogen MSGT and Mn. Paul E. Roik.Jt Ml. md Mn.Thomas L. Roscetn • Mr. md Mn. Adolph S. Rosekrans MI. md Mn. Angelo J. Rossi,Jt MI. and Mn.James Samples Ml. and Mn. Chuck H. Schappert MI. md Mn.Waltei D Schroth Ml. md Mn. Lee SchuU Ml. md Mn. Rogei J. SeUgmm * MI. md Mn. David L. Sheppaid MI. md Mn. David M. Sims * MI. and Mn.Wesley J. Skapenias Mt md Mn. Howaid J. Snuth, Jt * Dt Kevin E. Snuth md Dt Stephanie E Snuth MI. md Mn. M.iiUn R. SiiUdi Ml. md Mn.John T Soleni MI. md Mn. Harold K. Soiiieniyk Mt and Mn. Richard Shekel Mt and Mn.Wffiimi E. Stonaket CCIM Mt ,uid Mn. Gerald R Suffivan * Mt and Mn.John R Suffivm Mt md Mn.Ted A. Szehgowski Mt md Mn. RickTmnet Mt md Ms. Eiic J.Tirbox Ml. and Mn.Jaired O.Taylor Mt ,uid Mn.Tlioni.is J.TeUson * Mt .md Mn. JamesT.Thorieitson Mt ,ind Mn. Maik R.Todd Mt and Mn.John B.Tuckei Mt Kail B. Uliich and Ms. Euginia B. BuireU * Mt and Mn.Tracy W. Upchuich

Mr.Thomas J.\Ulely 111 Ms. Frances L . \ ^ Ness Mt and Mn. LeendenVtaVKet Mr. and Mrs, Bruno M.Ventresca Di. md Mrs. Heibert A. Winier Mr. David S'O^ey Mr. and Mrs, James E.U^ten Mt and Mn. Robert E. Wiyhnd Mt and Mn. WffiimiJ. Weichsel Mr. and Mn. Thomas J. Whoriey MI. md Mn. Bryce O. Wffien Mt and Mn. Stephen Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Paul Withington II • Dr. Lmda D. Wolf Mt md MIS.Terry- C.Worcester Mtand MIS. Harry- E.YeisetJt Mr. and Mn. Kevm RZink * Mr. and -Mn. -Marie P Zito, St

John Paul Jones Club (5500-5999; .Mr. and .Mis. Donald WI.AbeU Mt and Mn, LesKe -Adlei MI. md -Mn- Rcxlolfb R..^taviadoi Mt and Mis, Randy L..Mtheide Mt and Mts,Thotnas E-.\ndiew^ .Mt and Mis. Gustavxi .Aiagon. Jt Mt and Mis, Wiffiam C-Asdal .Mt Patrick CBakeweU Mt and Mis, Flany Baldwin Mt and Mis. Gary H. Bariow * Mt and Mis. James L. Barnes * Mt and Mis, John C Beard Mt and -Mn, Jonathan E- Beckei Mt and MiS- Ron Belany CWO and Mn, CunLs K- BeE -Mt and Mn-W Daniel Bel J t * Mt and MiS- Rod A. Bench Mt and Mn, Noiris L. Bettis Dt and -Mn. Brace H. Bieffek Mt and Mrs, Gregory R, Bishop Mt and Mn, Henry- Bcxrkus Mt and -Mn, Robin Boone Mt and Mis, Heiman E. Borchen .Mt Charies W Bosworth Mt and -Mn. Donald P Bovaid * -Mt and -Mn, Garry E, Bowling ,Mt and ,Mn,W Martin Biaham Mt and Mn. H.T, Bieen Mis, and Mn, Dime -M. Britto Mt and Mn. Dale W Broadwatei Ms. Lisa Broussard -Mt and -Mn. Eddie Brown, J t Mn. PauHne Brown Dt md Mn. Geoige G. Bnizza, Ji. Ml- and Mn, Dou^as R. Bunting * MI. and -Mn, Thomas K, Burch * Mt and -Mn, Dem J. Burchffi * Mt and Mn. Edwani M, Burieen * Mt and -Mn, David A. BumeU Mt and -Mn. Mog Cabaiu Mt and Mn. Robert G. Calloway- * Mt and Mn. Sam R. Calvert MI, and Mn, Chris D. CampbeU Mt and Mn. Reginald J. CampbeU, St DI, md Mn. Paul D. Cariron Dt and Mn. Hemv N. Cainabv- *

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Mt md Mn. Brace A. Cairiei MI. md Mn.Wffiiam J. Cemuska Ml. md Mn. Chailes D. Chmiben Ms. Monica J. Cheinin MtTony L. Chitwood, St md Dt Mary- B. Chitwxjod Mr. md Mn. Seung H. Cho Dr. and Mn. Brian Cicuto Mr. md Mn. Bmce R. Clegg Mr. md Mn. John R. Close.Jt Mr. md Mn. Roben A. Connor Mr. md Mn. Harry- T Couch Mr. md Mn. Peter H. Cranei MI. and Mn. Calvin E. Cullinan-James MI. md Mn.John E. Cuffiton Mr. md Mn. David A. Cygm Ms. EveKnn C Dallas Mr. md Mn. Henry- D. Danforth Mr. md Mn. RusseU M. Decker Mr. md Mn.Jerry- G. Dekm Mr. md Mn. Gerardo A. Delgado CDR Thomas DembUiski. USN CAPT md Mn. Michael E DiBeUo Mt md Mn. Joseph P. Dietzen Mr. md Mn.AUen D. Dingman -Ml. md Mn. Charies E. Dippel DI. and Mn. Ranick W Donahue -Mr. md Mn. Edwaid Doonet J t Ml. and Mn.-Anthony J. Donch Mt and Mn. Monte G. Dorton Dr. Kathleen DougjmeyMr. and -Mn. Isaac A. Droddy Mr. and Mn. Richaid K, Dropek Mt and -Mn. Marc W. Diy-den Ms, Maty E, Duncan Mr, and Mn. Gary J. Eady * Mt and Mn. Marie E. Engdahl MI. and .Mn.WaUace K. Everett Mt and Mn. Curtis S. Fallgattei Mt md Mn.James G. Parish Mr. md -Mn. Daniel R. FarreU * Mn. Cassie Featherston Mt md Mn. Richaid -A. Felbei Mt md -Mn. Maitin J- Felps Mr. and Mn. Daniel Fischei Mt md Mn. David .A. Fishei * Mt md -Mn. Wiffiam -M. fitzgeiald Mt and Mn. Craig M. Heming Mt md -Mn-Thomas E. Hovven -MI. md Mn.James H. Eoss.Jt Mn. Courtney- S. Frantz Dr. md Mn. David J. Fryauff Mr. md Mn. Fred P. Fuchs Dr. md Mn. Frank H. Fuiman MI. Richaid R. Gahan MI. Clem W. Gaines md Di-Jem M- Gaines .MI. md Mn.Jose M. Galindo Mr. md Mn. Bmce E. Gass Mr. and Mn.Tyner M. Gaston CDR md Mn. Brim Q. Gauck Mt md Mn. Robert L. Gauthier Mt md Mn.Thomas T Gelsinon Mt md Mn.Thomas L. Gibbons Scott md KeUy Gideon * Mr. md Mn. Harrison W. Gffi III Mt md Mn. Donald R. Gffiis

Mt .md Mn. Rick C. Glanz -MtmdMn.DikN. Glass MI. md Mn.John R. Goffiiei CDR md Mn. Walter J. Condon Mt Robert Gorence Mr. and Mn. Richard E. Green Mt md Mn.James R. Gregoiy Mt md Mn.Jeffiey S. Grove MI. and Mn.Thonias C GranweU Mn. Elemoi H. Gustalson Ml. md Mn.Jerald L. Haines MI. md Mn. Robert J. HaU CART md Mn.John J. Hammeretjt MI. and Mn. Greg Hampson Mn.Wffiiam J. Hangei MI. md Mn. Steven R. Harbaugh Mr.and Mn.Alvin C Harding Dr. md Mn. Brendan M. Flariey -Mr.John R. Harper Dt Maty- E. Haiper Mr. md Mn.J. Douglas Hanley * MI. and Mn.AUen W Hausman Rev. and Mn.Timothy Hawkins MI. and Mn.Wffiiam R. Hawkins MI. and -Mn. Doug Hein MI. md Mn. Marc R_ HUdenbrand Mr. and Mn. Mffiei T. HoUoway Mr. md Mn. Gregory- A. Hopeman * DtTeena E Hom and Dt E Lee Hom MI. md Mn.VinorJ. Hom Mr. and Mn.J. M. Howe.Jt Mr. md Mn. Gary N. Huffinan Mr. and Mn.Jon B. Hurst Ms. Donna G. Ingle Mr. and Mn.James CJanssen Mr. and Mn.Joel L.Jesse Mr. and Mn. George L.Johnson Mr. and Mn. Martin D.Johnson Mr. and Mn. Michael J. Jonckheere Mr. and Mn.AUen C.Jones Mr. and Mn. Daniel P.Jones Mr. and Mn. Geoige .A.Jones MI. Glenn T.Jones and .Mn.Toni Loppatto MI. and Mn. Geoige Joukov .MI. md Mn. D o u ^ R. Kme DI. and Mn. Kiik K. Kazaiian MI. md Mn. Mounii Kettani MI. and Mn. Ho I. Kim .Ml. md Mn.Thomas E. King Dt. and Mn. Bany M. Kinzbiunnei MI. md Mn. Gregoiy- M. Knapp MI. md Mn. Frank K. Komadina Dt. md Mn. Peter W Kremen LTC md Mn.John W Kress MI. and Mn. Raul J. Kunzelman * MI. and Mn. Gerald E Landholt * Ml- md Mn. Bradfoid S. Lane MI. and Mn. Lambert M. Lane, St -Ml. md Mn. Mark T. Langhenry * Mr. md Mn. Loren L. Larsen Mr. md Mn. Michael A. Lascara Mr. and Mn.Thomas Leavitt MI. md Mn.Theodore V. Lesaca Dt. md Mn. R. E. Lienert Ml. md Mn. John-Michael LUes Ms. Deborah W Lippmcott

MI. md Mn. Richarci S. Luchsinger MI. and Mn. Steven C. Maa Dtjohn S. MacDonald MI. md Mn. Rolmdo J. Machado Mr. md Mn. Michael D. Mahiad Ms.Jm L. Marple * Mr. md Mn.John C Maitin Mr. md Mn.John G. Martin Mr. md Mn. Calvin J. Mast Dt md Mn. Han-ey E. Matheny Mr. md Mn. Geoige H. Matthew5,Jt Prof md Mn. Roben H. Mayet J t Dt md Mn. Charies McAUistet Di. md Mn.WUUam J. McCann MI. md Mn.John R. McCaw Dt md Mn. Donald S. McCuUoch MI. Brace L. McDonald Dt. md Mn. Richard J. McDonald Mr. md Mn. Robert M. McDonald Dt md Mn.Wffiiam B. Mcllvaine,Jt Mr. md Mn. Michael S. McManus MI. md Mn. H. Eugene McNease Ms. Maty- M. Meehan Ml. and Mn. Maik A. MehaUc Mr. md Mn.John E. Menvin Ms. Frances A. Messei MI. and Mn. Neal E Mffiei Dr. md Mn. Robert K. -Mffietjt Mr. md Mn.John K- Mffis * Mr. and Mn.Thomas MoeUer Dr. and Mn. Francis D Moore, J t Ml. and Mn.John E Moore * Col and Mn.James E. Moriey; J t MI. md Mn. Charies E. Motsay Ml. and Mn. David A. Moyei Mr. md Mn. Robert J. Munch Mr. and Mn.WaUace Musoff Mr. and Mn. Stephen M. Myen Mr. and Mn. Frank M. Newport Dr. md Mn. Stephen Nord MI. and Mn. Blaine E Nye CAPT md -Mn. James L. O'Keefe ID MI. and Mn. Dou^as B. Okun MI. md Mn. Charies T OUvier * Mr. and Mn.John E. Olsen * MI. md Mn.Thomas J. O n Mr. and Mn. Daniel J. O'Shannessy MI. md Mn.John J. Ovei HI Ml. and Mn. Frank Ragura * MI. and Mn.Jesus M. Ramaian .Ml. Christophei J. Pappianou and Ms. EUseA. Smith MI. and Mn. Loyd C Paib Dr. md Mn. Hany- Partridge III * CDR md Mn. Mark C Pauls Dr. md Mn.John M. Pedicini Dt md Mn.J. Maik Peteiman MI. Robert D Retrosffi md Ms.Jme M. Hanvood MI. and Mn.Joseph D Phelan MI. md Mn. Samuel A. Picrioni MI. md Mn.Jeffiey N. RcKhe * MI. md Mn. Robert J. Powen DI. md Mn. Michael Rabom Ml- and Mn. Douglas P. Raineault MI. Gerald P. Rankine-GaUoway

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IS^it^ENTS Mr. md Mn. Lyle R. RathweU MI. md Mn. Daniel J. Regm MI. md Mn. Kenneth M. Reitei * Mn. GaU G. Reynolds Ml. md Mn. Cuitis S. Richaids MI. md Mn. Kiiby L. Ring MI. and Mn. Edwaid Rittet Jt Dt md Mn. Fran Rogalski MI. md Mn.John J. Rok Ml. md Mn. Hailmd R. Rolfi * MI. and Mn.Jeny- L. Ross MI. md Mn.Jeffiey C Runco MI. and Mn. Glenwood Rudedge Dt md Mn. Gaiy R. Saigent MI. md Mn. David M. Savoie MI. md Mn. Lawience C Sayloi * Mr. Mark H. Schaffei md

Ml. md Mn. Douglas CVrazel Mr. md Mn. Richard S.Wachtel Mr. md Mn. H. Kenneth Waggoner, Jt Mr. md Mn. Sam WaUeer Mr. md Mn. Fred H. WaUace Mr. md Mn.John B.Walton Mr. md Mn. Neale H.Watson MI. md Mn. Harold R.Whinington MI. md Mn. Stephen R.Wiggins MI. md Mn. BJiinyT. Wffiiams * Mt md Mn. Dennis E.WUson Mt md Mn. Robert E. Wissmmn MI. md Mn.James T.Womack,Jt * MI. md Mn. KwokY.Wong Dt md Mn. Richaid CWootan Ml. md Mn. David S.Wont MI. Aim B.Ymofeky md

Ms. Irene C Smdboig Ml. md Mn.Timothy A. Schuele MI. and Mn. Geoige C Schultz, Jt Bi^Gen and McCaKin LSco«J ULUSMC (Ret) MI. md Mn. Henry- F Seebode MI. md Mn. Rahul L. Shah MI. and Mn. Dennis J. Shatto Dt and Mn.Wffiiam J. Shaughnessy, Jt MI. md Mn. Raymond Shearei MI. and Mn.John G. Sheckells MI. and Mn.Joseph O SheveneU Mr. md Mn.James A. Shiffito Ml. Biim E Shultis md Ms. Beth A.Tesi MI. and Mn. Biyan J. Simmons * Mr. md Mn. Gregory W Slagje MI. and Mn. Chailes W. Smith MI. md Mn. Michael C Smith MI. and Mn.Teny W Smith J. Lawience and MoUy P. Suavely Prof Stephen C Solosky MI. Robert J. Soianno and

Dt Sylvia Tumei-Ymofiky Mt md Mn. Stephen S.Yeager Dt King G.Yee md Dt Peony Y. Lee Mt and Mn. Dean A.Yoimg MI. md Mn. Petei J.Youngman MI. and Mn. Roy J. Zoeffick

Mn. Pe^y Keamey-Soianno MI. md Mn.Thomas E. Spahn Ml. and Mn.Andrew E. Spencei CAPT md Mn. David A. Stein MI. and Mn. Geoige A. Stewart III MI. md Mn. Richaid B. Stillmm MI. md Mn.Wffiiam C Strobel, St MI. and Mn. Rick D Strong Mr. md Mn.Ted Stumpp Mr. and Mn. Larry G. Sulcze * MI. md Mn. Gail M. Supmric Ml. James A.TmtiUo MI. md Mn. Nicholas I.TawU MI. md Mn. Kenneth CThiess * Ml. md Mn.Vmcent M.Thomas Ml. md Mn. L.Tik Tjoa MI. md Mn. Edwaid WTomberg Dt and Mn.Arthui G.Tiibou MI. md Mn. Cailos Tseng Ml. md Mn. Afimusaesae Tuia Ml. and Mn.JohnV.TureU MI. and Mn. Ron Turo MI. md Mn. Albm R. Umpa MI. and Mn. Michael D. Undeiwood Mt md Mn. Edwin K.Vantrease Ml. md Mn. OvidioVaigas Ml. md Mn. Frank PVeiducci.Jt Ml. and Mn.Jody H.Vick CART md Mn. Michael Vineyaid Ml. MikeVisgauss *

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Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) Ml. md Mn. David WAbeU Mi.md Mn.Joseph EAbratz.Jt Ml. and Mn. Raul L. Acevedo Ml. md Mn. Robert R. Ackeiman,Jt Ms. Louise D Actkinson Mt md Mn. Lionel J. Adams II MI. and Mn. Samule P. AUano MI. md Mn. Lawrence E. AUen MI. md Mn. Kenneth J. Affison CDR md Mn. Richaid E Andenen Dt and Mn. Wolfram Andrews MI. md Mn. Robert E Andritsch Ml. md Mn.John Atsu-Swanzy Ml. md Mn.Joe C Bahlman * MI. md Mn. Stephen R BaUey MI. and Mn. Dean L. Baikei Ml. md Mn. Michael J. Baughmm MI. md Mn. David G. Belmger * Mt md Mn.Thomas G. BeU, St Mr. md Mn. Charles R. Benbow Mt md Mn. Steven L. Beigh Ml. md Mn. Cail L. B i ^ MI. and Mn. Bemaid B. Biigei MI. md Mn. Robert V. Bishop Mt and Mn.Joseph D. Bizzano Mt md Mn. David Black Mt md Mn. Maxie Coffiei Blalock CDR and Mn. Edwari W Bhnd MI. EmUJ. Bove.Jt Ml. md Mn.Wffiiam A. Bowen Mt and Mn. Don J. Boyd Mn. AUce M. Bradfoid Mt and Mn. Donald R. Biamer Mt and Mn.Timothy L. Breitenbach Mt md Mn. Robert E Brigham MtBK.BtindeUmd Ms. M.irgaret M. McNffiy Mr. md Mn.Thomas J. Brochu Mt md Mn. Lany S. Brosnan Dt Khm N. Brown

Ml. md Mn. David S. Biyson Ml. md Mn. Michael W Burdick MI. md Mn.Wffiiam F Buifield MI. md Mn.Jmies E. Buike MI. md Mn. Biym T. Bumey MI. and Mn.Jmies S. Buirow MI. md Mn. Maik A. Buneifield MI. md Mn.Thomas J. Byrne MI. md Mn. Brace D. Cady Mn. Norma Cady MI. md Mn.Thomas D CaldweU MI. md Mn. Petei Caffies MI. md Mn. Michael R Campbell MI. Gordon M. Capel Dt and Mn. Charles R. Carbon Ms.Juhann S. Carlson Mr. md Mn. Owen E Carr Mr. md Mn.WhaY Chmg Mr. md Mn. Gerald A. Chapmm Mr. md Mn.Joseph Chau LTC Cadiy Chess, USA Mr. md Mn. Samuel A. Choate Mr. md Mn.Vicente T. Chong Mr. md Mn. Brace A. Chucoski Mr. md Mn. Roger M. Clark Mr. md Mn.Wffiiam Coffins III Mr. md Mn.James M. Cone * Mr. md Mn. Anthony C Constantino Dt and Mn.Vincent E Cotter Mr. md Mn. Chailes S. Cox MI. md Mn.John T. Coyle * Dt md Mn. Chailes E. Crase Mn. Emestine R. Crews Ml. md Mn. Leland W Crosby Mt md Mn. Robert D Cidpeppei MI. and Mn. Robert E. Culvei * MI. md Mn.James M. Cuirio MI. Samuel E Dadds III MI. md Mn.James C. Davis Dt and Mn. Glenn E. DeBoei MI. md Mn. Anthony M. DeSmto Dt md Mn.JohnW. Dodson MI. md Mn. Frank H. Doggei MI. md Mn. Edwarcis A. Domek Ml. md Mn.WUUam F Donovan III MI. md Mn. Stephen M. Dubinsky Mt md Mn. Rogei P. D u ^ m * MI. md Mn.John P. Dunn Mn. Constance B. Duray Ms. Rose-Maiie H. Dvoracek Ml. md Mn. Gaiy M. Dzimia MI. md Mn. Richaid E. Eckeit Mt md Mn. Robeit M. Eckert,Jt Mt md Mn. John E. Echiiondson Mt md Mn.Jmies M. Endicon Mr. md Mn.John E. Estabrook Mr. Edgardo Eugemo Mt md Mn.Wffiimi C FaineU Mt md Mn.Jeffiey K. Fawcett Mt md Mn.Vincent Fayne MI. md Mn. Phffip K. Field Mt and Mn. Paul R. Fields MI. md Mn. Eugene X. FUosa Mn. Di,me M. Finneity Mt .ind Mn. Robeit L. Elage.Jt Mt md Mn. Kennedi D. Fletchei Mt and Mn.John C Fogaity

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Ml. Charies W. Foose MI. md Mn.John C Foulds Ms. Kathleen A. Frank Ml. md Mn. David G. Frmcz Ms. Nicki Freemm MI. md Mn.John T Fiyei Ml. md Mn.Wffiiam A. Gahl MI. md Mn. Edwaid H. GaUaghei MI. md Mn. Marie C Geimmo,Jt DtFrankJ. Glavm Mr. and Mn. Patrick L. Glebus Mr. James A. Glenistei * MI. md Mn. Douglas W Glenn Dt md Mn. Robert D. Golden CAPT Arthur B. Goodwin Lt Col CarroU Gowins, USAF (Ret) MI. md Mn. Kerry M. Gra^ Mr. md Mn. Alfred L. Greenwood Mn. Joyce A. Griffin Mr. md Mn. Christopher Habenicht Mr. md Mn. GeraldW. Hafer * Mr. md Mn. Geoige E. Hagerty Mr. md Mn.John H. HaUe Mr. md Mn. Chris A. Hale Mr. and Mn.Tun HamUton Mr. md Mn.Timothy S. Hanes Ms. Connie Hanson * MI. md Mn.Jeffry- C Hanis Ml. md Mn.James R. Hartei Capt and Mn. AskoldT. Haywas MI. md Mn. Bytl Hendlei Ml. Brace W. Hendricb Ms. Jem M. Henne DI. and Mn.John R. Heniy Ml. and Mn. Maik J. Hepfingei MI. md Mn. Anthony M. Heidenei MI. md Mn. Paul J. Hessingei Ml. John HohiieS Ml. md Mn.Wffiiam P. HoUnes, St MI. md Mn. Arim R. Hoist Dt md Mn. Bmce A. Hovvaid Mn.Jffi L. Hmsken Ml. md Mn.John R. Huntjt Ml. md Mn. Edward P.Jacobs, St Dt md Mn.Timothy CJahraus MI. md Mn.Wffiimi EJmies.Jt Ml. md Mn. Chailes P. Jeannet Mt md Mn.John L.Johnson Ml. md Mn. Paul D.Johnson MI. md Mn. Chailey E.Johnston Mt md Mn.Tmiothy J.Jones * Mt md Mn.Wffiimi Justice Mt mdMn. Joe E . K ^ Mt ,md Mn. Geoige E. Kme * Mt .mdMn. H.T keUy Mt and Mn. Don.ild R. Kennedy Mt ,md Mn. Michael E. Kennedy Ml. md Mn.Wffii.mi Kennedy * Mt .md Mn. Brace A. Ken MI. and Mn.Thoiiiiis E. Kentiens Dt and Mn. Edvvarci W. King Mt and Mn. Kent M. KinKade Mt .uid Mn.Wffiiam E. KinseUa.Jt Mt ,ind Mn.Wffiiam R Knapp Mt md Mn. AUan A. Kozak * Mt and Mn. Lee E Kiamei MI. md Mn. Don H. Kraeger

Ml. md Mn. Raul D Kuehl *

Ml. and M n . Anthony M. Pascucri

Ms. Janice L. Kulp

M n . Notman H. Paskey

MI. md Mn,John W. Kunawe

D t Jmies C Penrod

Ml. md Mn. David J. Labrie

Mn.ApiUCPercibaffi

MIS. Michael S. Lacy-

M I . m d Mn.Joseph Reningei

Mi. md Mn. Thomas A. Lahnala

Ml. m d Mn.Thonias M. Phffiips

M I . md Mn. Thomas M. Laurita

Ml. md Mn.Jonadim G. Picache

M I . Dennis J. Lean- m d

Ml. md Mn.Jmies E. Pickeiffi

Mn. MicheUe E. Lloyd-Leaiy

M I . m d Mn.Joseph Plotino

Ms. Theresa Lebahn

C D R md M n . David P RoUey

MI. md Mn. Geraid J. Legere,Jt

M I . md M n . Robert L. Portei, St

Ml. md Mn. Stephen S Leonaidi

M t md Nhs. Brace L. Rottei

MI. md Mn. Maury B. Levine

M I . Ronald B. PoweU

Dr. md Mn. Reynaldo C Lim

M I . m d M n . MichaelJ. Prendeigast *

Mr. md Mn. Rcger E. Linsley

M n . Susm H. Pnoleau

Ms.Jmet B. Lippmm

Ml. m d Mn. Byion D Prophet

MI. md Mn. David J. Long

M I . m d Mn. Richaid S. Praitt

MI. md Mn. Richaid A. Lozano

Ms. Mitsuko Quandahl

Mr. Whit E. Ludington m d

M I . m d M n . Robert T. Ragsdale

Ms, Karen R RockweU Mr. md Mn. MitcheU S Lukevics

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Fleet: Charles and Mary Chamben Son: Ensign Andrew Chambers '07, USN o f 2008: Mike and Linda Harrell Son: Midshipman Alex Harrell '08 o f 2009: Paul and Eileen Unruh Son: Midshipman Joseph Unruh '09 Vincent and Anna Bordash o f 2010: Daugjiten Midshipman Jenna Bordash '10 o f 2011: Michael and Margaret Crofton Son: Midshipman Aidan Crofton '11

M I . m d Mn.WUUamT. Randolph M I . Raul Rashap

M I . md .Mn. Ramon E. Machado

M I . m d M n . J m Rebei

Ml. md Mn. Eddie L. Maitin

M I . m d M n . Miguel E. Recalde

Ml. m d M n . Roben P. Smith

-Mt md Mn. Lany J. Martin

Mr. m d M n . MichaelJ. Reck

M I . md Mn.WffiiamV. Smith

M I . m d Mn. Gregoiy J. Wiegert

MI. md Mn. Louis .A Maitinette

M I . James R. Reeves m d

Mr. and Mn.James T. So

M I . md Mn.John R.Wffiiams

Mt Roben H. Masson

M I . and M n . Biyan Wiedmeiei

Mr. md M n . Effiott Soladay

M I . and Mn.Thomas A.Withen, St

MI. md -Mn, Jeffiey D. Matthews

M I . m d Mn.John N. Reczloff

Mr. m d M n . Darren H. Solmd

M I . m d Mn.Thomas E.Wittig

M t md Mn. Wol%ai^ Mayei

M I . and M n . Brim K. Reynolds

M t and M n . David J. Sonnenberg

M n . GaU L.Wolven

MI. md Mn. Daryi G. Mayhew

M I . m d Mn.Teny L. Rhinehart

Mr. Robert Soto

Ml. and M n . David E.Woodwaiil,Jt

M t md Mn. Richaid L. Mays

Mr. m d M n . Harry F R i ^ e t J t

Mr. and Mn.Joseph C Speicher

M I . m d Mn.John A.WoneU *

MI. md Mn. Rogei J. McLau^ilin

Mr. and M n . Gregory J. Robbins

Mr. m d Mn. Albert J. Sprenger

M I . and Mn. Harrison OYelverton III

MI. md -Mn. diaries O. McMahon

Ms. Valerie Robenon

Mr. and Mn.John D Starkey

M I . and Mn. Geoige Yokitis

MI. md Mn.John MeUing

Mr. md Mn.James M. Robertacrio

Mr. m d Mn. Michael D Steams *

M I . md Mn.Juffith A.Yost *

-MI. md Mn. Gaiy E. Meredith

M n . Anna P. Robeits

Mr. and Mn.Timothy L. Stelzel

M t and Mn. Michael C.Young

M t md -Mn.John R . Mffiei

M I . m d Mn. Dennis E. Robeson

Mr. Robert Stevens md Ms. EUen D. Briggs

D t m d Mn.WUUamW C.Young

M t md Mn. Wffiiam A. Mffiei

-MI. and Mn. David R. Roettgen

Mr. m d M n . Ronald J. Stimpert

M n . Cassie M.Youngboig

M t md Mn.John H. .Mffihouse

D t md Mn. Mario F RomagnoU

Mr. and Mn.Wffiiam E Stranges

M I . md M n . Robert G. Zebim

Mt md ,Mn.Thomas H. .Minkoff

M I . and Mn. MichaelV. Romig

Mr. Kevin Suffivm

M I . and Mn.Jeffiey B. Ziel

Mr. md Mn. Rogei L. Missa J t

M I . and M n . David M. Rosenau

BG and M n . Michael C Swezey *

Ms. Donna M. Sauei

MI. md Mn. Michael G. Mhnarek

M I . m d M n . Chiistophei J. Rubmo

Mr. m d M n . Stephen P. Swigart

M t md -Mn. Carios Molina

Donor

M n . Jeanne G. Rudzki

Mr. Steven E.Tackes and

M t md Mn. Petei C Monaghan

D t and M n . Juan L. Rueda

M t m d Mn.Wffiiam C Acoid

Ms. Carol E. Payne

M t Paul D. Montgomery-

Dt. and Mn.John D. Rummel

M I . m d Mn. Biym W Adams

D t md M n . Lewis J. Thomas III

Mr. md -Mn. Freddy- L. Montoya

Ms. Elizabeth Sadlei and

M I . md Mn.Wayne R.Adams *

Mr. md Mn.Joseph J. Tidei

M I . md M n . Stephen A. Addington

Mr. md Mn.Timothy ETrainor

M I . md Mn.ThomasWAgostineffi

Ms. Linda S. Sakamoto

Mr. and Mn. Phffip J.Trmotti

Ml. Mario L.AguUera

M I . md Mn.Jose Sanchez, St

D t Diane C.Tucker

M I . md Mn. Ranjit Ahuja *

Ml. Manuel Smchez-Garria md

Mr. and Mn. Hirosh Uchida

M n . Rex Akin

CDR md Mn. Michael E. Mtxire -Ml. md Mn. Scon E. Moore -Mt md Mn.Wyatt H. Mooting, J t Dt md -Mn. Christophei J. Moran M t md Mn. Calvin A Monis M t md Mn. Stephen M. MueUei M t md Mn. Gabriel C Mui D t md Mn. Daniel A. Muiphy Mr. md Mn.Wffiiam J. Museler M t md Mn. Brace T. Myen M t md Mn. Eugene Nasta M t and Mn. Ruben Navarro Ml. md Mn. Andiew N. Nichelson M t md Mn. Eric H. Nietsch Ml. md Mn.Vicroi D. ObeischaU MI. and Mn.James M. O'Brien D t Lawrence O'Brien. J t M t md Mn. Aimmdo A. Otero Ml- md Mn. John W Packaid Mr. md Mn. Jean Mate Papon Ml. md Mn. Richaid A. PareUa Mn.KenySParie M t md Mn. David J. Paiks

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M I . Michael Pfistei

Ms. Maria J. Maldonado-Vaigas

Mr. m d Mn. Mark W Vm D o m

M I . m d M n . Gregoiy A. Smdman

Mr. and M n . Stephen T Vm Esen

Ml. md M n . Anthony M. Sailese

Ms. Maty T Vaidaman

Ms. Karen M. ScheUei

Mr. md M n . Patrick G.Veltmm.Jt

M I . m d M n . Daniel Schiavo,Jt

M I . and Mn. Dong A.Vo

M I . m d M n . Chesdey-W. Scliinin,Jt

M I . md M n . Steven P.Voigt

M I . m d M n . David Schmitt

M I . Geoffiey WaUeei

M I . m d M n . Rob Schneidei

Mi.GlennA.WaUeei

Mr. m d M n . Lany R. Schrock

CAPT Cyndiia G.Waik, USPHS

M I . m d M n . Marie R. SchvveUeert

D t m d M n . Edwaid CWatten III

M I . m d M n . Randy Scott

M I . and Mn. Jeff^einstein

M I . md M n . Don SeUno

M I . Jeffiey A. Weinzad

M I . m d M n . Chailes A. SerreU

M I . md Mn. Gavin EWhadey

M I . m d M n . Michael L. Seymout St

M I . md Mn. Donald L.White, St

M I . m d Mn.John M. Shmahm

M I . md M n . Lany K.White *

Ml. m d Mn.Joseph R. Shea

M I . md M n . Steve D.White

M I . m d M n . Chailes T Sheppeid

Ml. m d Mn.WUUam White

M I . m d M n . Eat! J. Smith.Jt

Ms.VeiasteUi W.White

M I . m d M n . Michael T. Smith

D t md Mn. Robert D.Whidey

D t m d Mn. Ayodele Akingbemi M I . m d M n . Michael C Albrecht Ms. Susm Albright Ml. m d M n . Anthony N. Alfmo Ml. m d Mn. Michael Alfieri M I . m d Mn. Chailes E. Alfoid,Jt Mr. m d Mn. David E AUen M t m d Mn. Robert L. AUen Ms. SheUaAUen D t md Mn. Robert M. Alsup M I . m d Mn. Francis Altomare M I . m d Mn. Feinmdo A. Alves Mr. md Mn. Mansueto G. Amolat Mr. m d Mn. Aim J. Anastasiades Ms. Charlene S. Andenon M t m d Mn.James Andenon,Jt Mr. m d Mn. Larry D Andenon Mr. md Mn. Frmcis D Andres,Jt Mr. m d Mn. Anton B.Aneson

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SENTS Mr. and Mn. Ernesto A. Arboleda, St ML and Mn. Michael S.Archer Mt and Mrs. Ibrahim Armenteros Mr. and Mrs.James R.Asche Mn. Linda H. Baas-McCleUand Mt and Mrs. Bruce J. Babenffir Ms. Cynthia A. Baer Dt Marion D. BaUey Mt and Mrs.James N. Baker Mt and Mn. Maynard E Baldwin.Jt Ml. mdMn. Damel W BaU Ml. and Mn.John S. BaU Mtand Mrs. Jeff BaUard Mt and Mrs.James O. Baltisberger Mr. Adrian Barajas Mt and Mis. Geoige P Baibaresi Ms. Ursula J Barber* Mr. md Mrs.James P Bardin Mt Timothy R. Barnes Mr. and Mn. Robert C. Bamhart Mr. and Mrs.JosephW Bartish Mt md Mn.John R Barde Mt and Mis. Joseph M. Barton Mr. md Mrs. WUfrid S. Bastine MI. md Mn. Laurie H. Batde MI. md Mn. Butt A. Bazzle Mt and Mis. Nolan D. BeaU Mt and Mis. Brace J. Beard Rev. md Mrs. Michael S. Beates Mrs. Katherine M. Beauchamp Mt and Mn. Richard C. Beck DL and Mrs. MUton E. BeckneU Mr. and Mn. Alaedin Behbehani Mr. and Mrs. Shawndy Behne * ML and Mn.Terry S. BeUke Mr. and Mrs. David H. Belt Ms. Lffiian Benffiy Mt and Mrs.John H. Benedict Mr. and Mn.Jerry Bennett Mr. and Mrs.John S. Bennett Mr. and Mn. Robert J. Bennett Mt and Mrs.Wffiiam J. Bennett Mt and Mrs. Roderick B. Benson Mt and Mis. James L. Beig Mt and Mn. Peter L. Berg MtThomas M. Berger and Ms. Antoinette M. Royer-Berger ML and Mrs. Donald D. Bergman Mr. and Mrs. Michael P Bernard ML and Mrs. PaulV Bernard ML Robert L. Bernhard ML and Mrs. Robert Bertucci ML and Mrs. Larry A. Betrineffi Mr. and Mrs.John G. Betza Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Bierman Mt and Mrs. Robert G. Bffi.Jt Mt and Mrs. Donald J. Birsner Mr and Mrs. Wiffiam R. Bishop Mt and Mrs. Edwin W. Bitter Ms. Ana EBlandon ML and Mrs. Raul G. Blazel Mr and Mrs. Patrick T. Bly Mr and Mrs. Robert E Bobrowski * Mr and Mrs. David R Bodrie Mt and Mrs. Gregory Boehm Mt Tanner J, Bogardos Mt and Mrs.Wayne C Bonawitz

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Mt and Mrs. Jack M. Bookhout ML md Mrs. Donald G. Booth Ms. Andrea D. Border Mt and Mrs. Mark A. Bosch Mt and Mrs. Gregory J. Bose Mt and Mrs. MichaelJ. Bosworth Mt and Mrs.Timothy Bourgoine Mt and Mrs. David E. Bowen Mt and Mn.Wiffiam R. Bowers Mt and Mrs. Dennis J. Boyle Mt Robert C Bracalente Mt and Mrs. Larry W Brand Mt md Mrs. Dennis Brandenburg Mt md Mrs.Joseph P Brandon Mt md Mrs. Donald C Brasek Mt md Mrs. Don A. Braud Mr. and Mn. Daniel J. Brenner Mr. md Mrs. Rodney S. Brewer Ms.Janet S. Bndgers Mr and Mn. Greg E. Bridgman Mt and Mrs.John L. Bright Mrs. GaU L. Brockett Ms. Patricia M. Brooks Mr. and Mrs.John T. Broome Mr. and Mrs. David Bruce Mt S. G. Brugler CDR and Mn. Michael B. Bryant Mt and Mrs. Cody L. Buck Mt md Mrs.Wffiiam J. BuUen.Jt Mt and Mrs. Gerald T. Bunting, St Mt and Mis. David Burchett Mt and Mrs. Daniel M. Burgess Mr James E. Burke Ms.JoyceA. Burke Mt and Mrs. Michael R. Burkovich ML James E Burmeister Mt and Mrs.James R Burnett Mr. and Mrs. Richard R Burns Mt and Mrs. Robert G. Burns CMSgt and Mrs. Ronald E Burris, St Mt and Mrs.Wffiiam S. Burton Mt and Mrs. Dale B. Buss ML and Mrs.James M. Butcher ML and Mrs.James R Byers ML and Mrs.James Byrnes ML and Mrs. Louis J. Calabrese,Jt ML and Mrs. Craig C Cffiahan Mr and Mn.J. Merie Callahan ML and Mrs. CoUn CampbeU Mr and Mrs. Douglas A. CampbeU ML and Mrs.John O. CampbeU Mrs.Thomas E. Campbell ML and Mrs.William S. CampbeU Mt and Mrs. Michael T. Cannon CDR Mark A. Capansky and CAPT PoUy M. Capansky Mt and Mrs. Sabas B. Carino Mt and Mrs. Christopher R. Carison Mt and Mrs. Craig Carr Mt and Mrs. Mario Carrera Mt and Mrs. MarkT. CarroU Mr. and Mn. Lane Carson Mt and Mrs. David C. Carter Mt and Mrs. Emniett A. Carter Mt and Mrs. Wayne A. Carter Col and Mrs. Cari E. Case,Jt Mrs. Margaret A. Cathro

Mr and Mn.John K. Caulfield Mt and Mrs.Thomas A. CecU Mr. and Mn. Roland W. Chaloupka Mr. and Mn. Charles E. Chambers * Mt and Mrs. Phffip W K. Chan Mt Anthony J. Chase, St Mt and Mrs. David J. Charfield Mt and Mn. A4ilton R. Checchi Mt and Mrs. Chi Martin Chen Mt and Mrs. Chu-Nan Chen Mt and Mis.Thomas E. Cianeffi Mn. Kimbeily A. CisseU Mt and Mn.Jeny E. Clark Mt Nathaniel A. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Kevin R. Clarke Mt and Mis. Frank Clemens LtCol and Mis. Scott CUne Rev and Mn. Steven D. CUngman Mt and Mis. Richard N. Coffinan * Mt and Mrs. Paul K. Cohen Mtand Mrs.AUen R.Cole Mt and Mrs. David J. Coffins Mt and Mrs. Edward L. Coffins Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Coffins MI. and Mrs. Richard S. Colyer Mt and Mrs. Marvin A. Comet Jr Ms. Susan J. Conaway Mr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Conrad Mt Paul J. Constantino Mr. and Mrs. Antonio R Conticeffi Mr.James H. Cook, St Ms. Bienda J. Coomes Mt and Mrs. Chiistophei A. Coppock Mt and Mn. Richaid E. Coibeffie Mt and Mrs. C. L. Coider Mr and Mrs.James S. Cordle ML and Mrs.Jeffiey D. CorneUus Mr. and Mrs. Francis D. CoughUn Ms. Cheryl L. Cowan Mr. and Mrs.John H. M. Cox Mr. and Mrs. DonaldW. Coyne,Jt Mrs. Pamela Crane Mt and Mrs. Walter J. Cianoi Mt and Mn. Phffiip T Crawfoid Dt and Mn. Mark C Crews MI. and Mn. EdwaidV. Ciites Mt and Mn. Lawrence M. Croft Mr. and Mn. Louis W Cronin Mt and Mts. Oswaldo A. Cuevas Mn. Ramona Cuevis Mt and Mn.WUUam Cuevas ML and Mis. Charies H. Cunmnghmi Mt and Mn. Nicholas E Cuomo Mr. and Mn.Jmies M. Cunie Mt and Mrs. Robert E Cuslmian ML and Mrs.John M. Czapski ML and Mrs. Gary J. Czeschin ML James R. Dade,jL ML and Mn. David C Damon Mt and Mrs.Thomas D'Andrea Mt and Mrs. Bradley M. Davis Mt and Mn. Donald O. Davis Mt and Mn. Winfield S. Davis Mt and Mrs. Gregory S. Dawson Mt and Mn. LesUe O. Dawson Mn.S.W.DeLaz.™ Mrs, Andrew E. Dearden

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Mr. and Mn. Donald G. DeBuck ML and Mrs. Arturo DeCaro ML and Mrs. David K. DeCeoursty Mr. Joseph A. Deerkoski Mt Nick A. Deeter Mr.Thomas A. DeU and Mrs. Patricia Hurtado Mr. Gustavo DeLuca and Dr Nancy Westrate Mt and Mrs.Thomas J DeMatteo Mr. and Mn.John Demichiel Mrs. Jim DeMoss Mt and Mrs.Thomas Dente Mr. and Mrs. Gary V DeSousa Mt and Mrs. Charles B. DeWirt Mt and Mn.Jerard M. Dinces Mt and Mn. Scott H. DUin Mt and Mts. Petei S. Ditchett Mt and Mn. L.W Dixon Mn. Kathleen E. Dobbs MtTeiience Dobie and Ms.Theiese Bowkei Mt and Mn. Gregoiy C Dodge Ml. R e ^ e R. DoUente MI. and Mts. Andiew J. Donaghy Mt and Mn. Lawience Doffion Dt and Mrs. Edmund D'Oiazio MI. and Mn. David A. Douthat MI. and Mn.Thomas F Downeyjt Mn. Kathleen M. Doyle MI. and Mis. Gaiy F DiiscoU Dt Patfiria D'Souza and DtTm T.Nguyen Ms. Mauieen M. Dubois Maj and Mn. RusseU E. Duenow Mn. Heathei C Dufresne Ml. and Mn. Maik DuUk Mt Desmond A. Dunckei MI. Brace Dungm Ms.Taiyn D Dunnavffie Mt and Mn.Joseph Duian Mt md Mn. Otis L. Duirant Mt md Mn.Jeny H. Eck Ml. and Mn. Richad J. Eckel MI. and Mn. Daniel D Eckert Mn. Maiie R. Edgeriy MI. md Mn. Ivm L. EcUiionds Mt and Mn. Greg A. Egben MtMerreUV. Ehlen Mt and Mn. Steve Ekdahl Mt and Mn.Joseph M. Effiott Mn. Cara L. Effis Mt md Mn. Cail A. EUsworth Mt md Mn. Matthew Eppen Mt Steve A. Eiicbiud MI. and Mn. Maik A. Envin Mn. BeUcys Escobar Mt md Mn.Jolm R Esposito Mt md Mn.Jon S. Eubanb Mr. md Mn. Michael Eubanb Ms. Bonnie V. Evms Mt and Mn. MichaelJ. Evans Mrs. Sarah Evans Ms. Mary H. Evarts Mt and Mn.James E. Ewing Mt and Mrs. Robert A. Falardeau Mt and Mn.John L. Falbo

M t .md Mn.Joseph D. Falcone Ms. Kadiarine N. Fait Mr. SmiuelJFassari M t and Mn. RaulT. Feeley Mr. md Mn. Donald R Feipel M t md Mn.Joseph E Feldmann Mr. md Mn. H. Edward Fendleyjt M t md Mn. M.iik A. Feirmo * Mn. Dime Feiraii-Moody Ml. md Mn. Elniei F Fffiingim.Jt Mr. md Mn. City D. FirJey M I . MaitUiV Fishei MI. md Mn.John J. Flaherty Mt md Mn.Thonias P. Flaherty,Jt Mr. and Mn. Patiick R. Flmagm Ml. md Mn. Stephen Fleegle Ml. md Mn. Scott M. Fleischei Mr. md Mn. David R Flenmiing Ml. md Mn.Johnny H. Flores Mr. and Mn.Thomas F Flynn Mi.Joseph P Foleyjt Ml. md Mn. Sylvester R. Foley HI Mr. md Mn. Peter J. Foradori, St Mr. md Mn. Orlyn W. Foidhmi Mr. md Mn. Harry W. Fornim Mr. md Mn.Joseph J. Fostei MI. md Mn.Theodore J. Fostei Ms. Patricia Fox m d Ml. Danvin D. Schusslei MS. Baiban M. Francis MI. md Mn. Rodney J. Frmcis Mr. md Mn. Charles E Frandrap Ms. Came W FrankUn Mr. md Mn. Dennis J. Franz MI. md Mn. Robert M. Frese CART md Mn.John T Friedlmder Mr. md Mn.Thomas L. Eroistad Mr. md Mn. Douglas E. Frost Capt md Mn. Edward A. Funk Mr. md Mn. Miguel G. Gaona, St Ms. Brenda S. Garria Mr. md Mn. Gregory E. Garcia Mr. md Mn. Johnny A. Garria Mr. Larry E. Gardner md Ms. .Marjorie R. WUUs Dr. md Mn. Robert C. Ganett Ms. Kadiy Gaulke Mr. md Mn. Richard H. Gaunt, J t Mr. md Mn. Danny L. Gauntt Mr. md Mn.John E Gehring Mr. md Mn.Thomas E Gehrz Mr. md Mn. Charies H. Geletzke Mr. md Mn. Raul J. Georgeson Ms. Laurie A. Gerhard Rev. md Mn. Bryan M. Gerlach Mr, Michael B. Giguere Mr. md Mn. David B. GUes Mr. md Mn. Robert G. Gffian Dt m d M n . Gerald G.GiUe II Mr. md Mn. Antonio V. GioieUo Mr. md Mn. Richard W Glass Mn.James H. Godfrey J t Dt Banett Goldstein Mr. and Mn. Larry L. Goldstein Mr. md Mn.Thonias Gonsiewski Mr. md Mn. Fred R. Gonzales Mr. and Mn. Alejandro T. Gonzalez

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M t and Mrs. Sabas R. Hemandez D t and Mn.Wffii.mi H. Heron CAPT and Mrs. Douglas L. Herring M t and Mrs. Edward L. Hess M t and Mrs. Kent E. Hewitt Ms. Melinda M. Higgins M L and Mrs. Stephen J. Hinke Dr and Mrs. Douglas D. Hocking M t and Mrs. Pattick W Hodapp Mr. and Mrs. Kent L. HoUrah M t James M. Holthaus M L and Mrs. Stephen W. Hoover M t and Mrs. Robert R Hormian M t and Mrs. Barry R Horyczun M t and Mrs. Brian R Howard * Mr. and Mrs. David L. HovveU Mr. and Mn.Jinmiy L. HoweU M t and Mrs. Charies H. Hoying M t and Mrs. GregT. Hoyt M t and Mn.AUen R Hsiao * M L and Mrs. Gerald R Huber M t and Mrs.James K. Hueu M L and Mrs. Kenneth W. Huffinan Ms. Janice T. Hughes Ms. MaryA. Hughes M r and Mrs. E D Hundley * M L Daniel L. Hutdiinson M t and Mrs. Carlos A. Iguina M t and Mrs.Wffiiam E. Ingram M L and Mrs. Gary J. Ii-win Mr.Alan B. Ivey M t and Mrs. Dale Jackson Ms. Helen R. Jacbon M t and Mrs.Joe L.Jackson M t Wiffiam A. Jacbon and Mn. Louise A. Bergeron-Jackson M t and Mrs. Steven D. Jacobson M t and Mrs. David A. Jakubek M L and Mrs. Denms W.James Rev. and Mrs. Richard I.James M L and Mrs.Anthony S.Janco.Jr M L and Mrs. Robert I.Jandorf M L and Mn.Timothy A.Janke Ms.Vincene Jenkins Ms. Jffi A.Johnson M L and Mrs. Ralph D. Johnson Mr, and Mrs.Thom.is C.Johnson * M L and Mrs.Wiffiam A.Johnson M L and Mrs. Francis X. Johnston M t and Mrs. Kari L.Johnston.Jt * M t and Mrs. Bruce D.Jones Ms. Gayle Jones M t and Mrs. Gregory A.Jones Ms. Irina Jones D t and Mrs. Richard A.Jones Mrs. Cindy Journey M L and Mrs. Andres Juarez Mr. and Mn.Wffiiam L.Judy M L Frederick W Kacher HI * Mr and Mrs. Richard J. Kajmowicz Mr. and Mrs.Thomas H. Kalocinski Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kaimnski Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Kane M t and Mrs. Dennis E. Karshner M t and Mrs.Timothy M. Karski M t and Mrs. Paul R. Kasmet J t M t and Mrs. Genits J. Kasper

M t and Mn.Joseph B. Kastner M t and Mrs.JamesW. Kearneyjt M t and Mrs. Kennedi J. Keithley C D R and Mn. Donald H. KeUctJt Rev. and Mn.John T, KeUing D t Linda Keniston-Dubocq Mt Mt ML ML Mt

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ENTS Mr. and Mn.James R. Livermore Mr. and Mn. Stephen P. Livenedge Mt md Mn. Mark S. Lloyd Mr. md Mn. Mason D. Lloyd Mr. md Mn. Stephen R. Locateffi Mt md Mn. Douglas H. London Mn. Maidia S. Loid Ml. md Mn.James M. Loienz Dt and Mn.John Loifeld Mr. Samuel P. Lorio Mr. md Mn. George H. Lotspffie Mr. md Mn. Lynn P. Lounsbuiy Mt md Mn. Biim H. Lovelmd Ml. md Mn. Ronnie S. Lovett MI. md Mn. Michael Lovvmm Ml. md Mn. Andrew T K. Luai * Ml. and Mn. DavidW Lucey Ml. Richaid L. Ludemm Ml. md Mn. Maik R. Luetkenhoeltei * Mt md Mn. Richaid C Lufkin Mr.John M. Lukanich md Dt Maitie R. Lukanich Ml. and Mn. Ronald E Luning MI. md Mn.John P Lynch Ms. Maigaret Tonsor Lynch Mr. and Mn. Richard Lynch Mr. md Mn.Thomas E. Lyon Mr. and Mn.Arthur L. MacAdams Ms. Carol Ann Macola Mr. md Mn.John N. Magma Mr. md Mn.John J. Maguire III MI. md Mn. Phffip A. Magyai Ml. md Mn. Mike M. Mahne Ml. and Mn. David M. Mainoi Ml. md Mn. Maik W Malcohn MI. md Mn.Tmiothy Maloney MI. and Mn.Joseph F Mancineffi Mt md Mn.Jeny C Maniscalco, St Ml. md Mn. Lany A. Mankuis Mn. Rachel E. Manning Mt md Mn. Ronald D Mansfield Mr. md Mn.Thomas K. MansheUn Mr.John P. Marchesi Mr. and Mrs. Kevin S. Marquet Mt and Mn. Alberto A. Manal Ml. and Mn.James A. Manh MI. and Mrs. David P ManhaU Mt and Mn. Gerald Marten * Mr. and Mn. David N. Martin Rev. and Mrs. Derek E. Martin Mr. md Mn. Gordon W Martin.Jt Mt and Mts. Kuit S. Martin Ms. Maria Martinez Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Marx Mt and Mts. Michael S. Mason Mt and Mis. Matt L. Mathews MI. and Mts. Wffiiam R. Matt Ms. Susan O Matthews MI. and Mn.James MattteUa MI. and Mn.Wesley A. Mattis MI. and Mis. John J. Mawsek, Jt Ms. Suzanne L. Mauney The Honorable and Mrs. George W MaxweU HI Mr and Mrs.Thomas M. MaxweU Mt and Mrs. Dennis Mayer Mt and Mrs. Ronnie K. Maynor

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Mr. and Mn. Gregg C McAffister Mt and Mrs. Richard McAnaUy Mr. James E McArthur md Mn. Maggie Harmegan * Mr. and Mn. George J. McArthur Ms.VUginiaW McCabe and Mt James P.Towner Mr. and Mn.Joseph McCffium Mr. md Mn. Scott McCarrel Mr. and Mn.Theodore McCarmey Mr. and Mn. Barent N. McCool Mr. md Mn.Joseph L. McCoy Mr. and Mn. Robert G. McCune * Mr. and Mn.James E. McDanieU Ml. md Mn.Wffiiam A. McDermott Mr. and Mn. Norris McEUiannon * Mr. and Mn. MichaelJ. McElvenny Ms. Phyffis McFadden Mr. md Mrs. David McFeely * Mt md Mn.James N. McGhm MI. and Mn. David McGffi Ml. md Mn.James P. McGowm Mn. Kathy L. McGuiy MI. and Mn.Timothy McHugh Dt and Mn.JohnV. Mclnemey MI. and Mn. Keith L. McKenzie Mr. md Mn. Gerard M. McLaughUn ML md Mn.Jeffiey E. McShea Ms.MffiieA.McWffiiams Mr. and Mn. Kevin J. Mearn Mr. and Mn.James A. Meehm IV Mn.Angela M. Meidus Mt md Mn. Ronald A. Meiei Mr. md Mn. MUo D. MeixeU.Jt MI. and Mn.John J. Melonas MI. md Mrs. Michael L. Menne Mr. and Mn. Edward Mffialko Mr. md Mn. Charles M. Mffier Mr. md Mn. Christopher J. Mffier * Mr. and Mn. Laurence E. Mffier Ms. MarUyn D. Mffier Mr. and Mn. Mark A. Mffier Mr. MUton L. Mffier Mt and Mis. Ronald L. Mffiei Mn. EUzabeth W Mffis MI. and Mn.Waltei B. MUls.Jt MI. and Mts. Biian J. Mingo Ms. Rosemaiy MUanda MI. Marvin W Minch II Mr. and Mn. Maik T Misencik Mt and Mn. Kent N. MitcheU * Ms. Lisa M. MitcheU and Mt Dennis M. Fangei ML Robeit C. MitcheU ML and Mrs. Wayne D. Miyoshi * Mtjohn D.Modrak.Jt Mt and Mrs. Robert B. MoeUer Mr and Mrs. Robert K. MoeUer The Honorable and Mn. Donald WMoUoy Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Monaghan Mrs. Patticia A. Montgomery Mt and Mrs. Carey E. Moore Mt and Mn.Wffiiam E Morm,Jt Mt and Mrs. Michael W Moreno Ms. Leslie K. Moretti Mt and Mis. Edwaid J. Morgan

Mn. MarUyn H. Morgm Mt and Mn. Robert T Morgan Dt md Mn.Thomas K. Morgm,Jt Mr. md Mn. Richard A. Morhack Dr and Mn.Thomas E Morleyjt Mr. md Mn. Brim R. Morrison Mr. and Mn.Joseph J. Morrone MI. md Mrs. Glenn D. Moss Mt and Mn.TUnothy R. Moss Mr. and Mn. Gregory S. Motenko Mr. md Mn.Thomas J. Moynihan,Jt Mt and Mn. Michael C MueUer Dr and Mn.Joseph B. MuUen Mr. and Mn. Hugh MuUiken Mt Bryan P. Murphy Ms.Joyce H. Murphy Mt md Mn. Mark C Murray Mt md Mn. Christopher R Musto Mr. and Mn.James D. Myen Mr. and Mn.Troy L. Myen Mr. and Mn.John G. Nanna Mr. md Mn.Thomas R Naughton * Mr. md Mn. G. Roderic Navarre Mn. Kristi M. Navarre Ms. Deborah J. Nelson Ms. Jean C. Nelson Mr. J. Randolph New Mr. md Mn. Lelmd F Nicely Mr. and Mn. Byron W. Nichols Mt md Mn. Howard Nichols Mt and Mn. Roger M. Nichols Mr.John B. Nicb and Ms. Linda G. Morrissey Mt and Mn. David J. Nicolas Mr. Stanley C Niekras Mn. Richard E Nielmd Mn. Inge Nielsen Mn. Kadierme L. Nffies Dt and Mn. Robert A. Northeyjt Mr. md Mn.Wayne R Nostto Ms. EUzabeth J. Oberdorf Mr. md Mrs.Joseph D. Ocampo Mr. and Mn. Charles H. O'DonneU Mr. md Mn. Harold L. Oesterreich MI. md Mn. Douglas R. Olson Mt and Mn. Michael S. Omlor Dt and Mrs. Geoffiey C Orth Mt and Mn. Charles K. Ormim Ms. Kathleen Osegueda MI. md Mn.AUen E Ostrofe Ms. Maureen K. O'Suffivm Mr. md Mn. Myron Osyf Fr and Mn. David A. Oasley Mr. md Mn. Reter E. Pappalardo Ms. Susan G. Pappianou Dt and Mn. Michael T Parker Mt and Mn. Edmundo T. Patt.ivvi Ml. and Mn.Albert J. Pattenon Ml. and Mn.Woffiam L. Ration MI. and Mn. MitcheU H. Paul Ms. Maty D. PauU Mt and Mn. Raul R. Pavich Mn. C S Raxton Ms. K,itheiine A. Payne Mt and Mn, David Peaidee Mt md Mn.John K. Regues Mt and Mrs. Richard M. Pelton

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Mt md Mn. Rick W Penley Mr. md Mn.Thomas PepUi Mt and Mn. Robert J. Rerna Dt md Mn. GamaUel Penuci Mt md Mn. Dayle L. Pescaia Mt md Mn. Michael A. Peskosky Mt Gene O Retenen Mt md Mn. Clayton W. Petenon, St MI. md Mn. Kenneth E. Petenon Ml. Ronald C Petenon MI. md Mn. Anthony J. PetreUa Mt md Mn. Joige Rezzat Mt and Mn. Chris D Phiffips MI. and Mn. Kenneth L. Phiffips Ml. md Mn. Kenneth G. Phipps Mn. Saiah M. Piazza MI. md Mn. Dominic M. Picinich Mr. md Mn. Robert J. Pigmeffi * Mr. md Mn. Alberto B. PUia Mn. Mary B. Pmkerton Mr. md Mn.James D Pippm Mt md Mn. Paul A. Rismo, St Mt md Mn.Wffiiam B. Pinard HI Mr. md Mn. Fredrick Pizzi Mr. md Mn. Kevin D Pleasmt Mr. md Mn. Daniel H. Pletcher Mr. md Mn. David R. Roiiiei MI. md Mn.James E Rolese Mn.Vida B. PoUaid Ml. md Mn. ChaiUe PoUock Ml. md Mn. Robert S. Poort MI. md Mn.Joseph P. Poster Mr. md Mn.Terry W Prater Mr. md Mn. Clyde Pratt * Mt md Mn. Michael C Prentice MI. and Mn. David E. Preston Mt and Mn.James C Price Mt md Mn. Kenneth M. Prieui MI. md Mn. Robert L. Pritchett Ml. md Mn.Jeffiey R. Prom Ml. Chiis Puzo Mt md Mn. Robert E Quinlm MI. and Mn. Kevin D. Quinn Ms. Anne G. Qufrk Ms. Kim S. Ramni Mt md Mn.Thomas R. Ramos * Ms. Mary Rank Mt md Mn. Dennis Rapach Mt md Mn. Steven J. Rawhck Mt and Mn. Robert L. Reagm Mr. md Mn. Frechick E. Remi Mt <md Mn. Michael R Reaidon Dt Brita Reed Mt md Mn. Smiuel J. Reed Mt md Mn. Richaid D. Reichel Ms.SaUyA.Reidy Mt md Mn. Normm C Renningei Mt Scott K. Richards Mt md Mn. David L. Ried Mt and Mn. Richard E. Righter Mt md Mn. Raul D. Rinmier Mt md Mn.Todd E. Ringelstein Mt George M. Riveire Mt md Mn. Steven A. Riven Dt ,md Mn. Chiistophei A. Robeits Mt md Mn. Francis D. Roberts Mt and Mn. Mark A. Roberts

CDR md Mn. Alfred L. Robertson

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Mr. and M n . ArthurTomaszycki

M I . md Mn. Davide W Schade

M I . and M n . RusseU W. Smidey

Mn. Dianna E.TomUnson

MI. md Mn. Steven A Schaefei

M I . m d Mn.Alan E. Smoke

D t md Mn.Arthui L.ToicUni

M t md Mn. fttrick B. Schamel

M I . and Ms. William D Smythe

M I . md Mn. Haiald J.Toigesen

Mn. E Schenk

M I . m d M n . Russ Snow

Mr. and Mn.Joseph R.Townsend *

Mr. md Mn. Peter L. Schffiei

M I . MichaelJ. Sobkowski, St

Ms. EUen E.Trautmm

Ms. Karen A. Schmidt

M I . md M n . Michael E. SoUnonson

Mr. md Mn. Gary R.Tree

MI. md Mn.John B. Schmotjei

Ml. and Mn.Joseph J. Soltis

Mr. Lee A.TrottetJt and

D t Karen L.Thomas

D t LoUta M. McDavid

D t Carol A. Coats

Ml. m d Mn. Daniel J. Went Ml. md M n . Manhal L.Wesley M I . m d M n . Delbert A. West M I . md M n . Erik G. Wesdmd M I . and Mn. Robert E 'Whalen M I . m d Mn. H. Paul"\yhaleyjt M I . m d Mn. Fred E.White M I . m d Mn. Lawience W White Mr. and Mn.Thonias W Whitehead Mr. md Mn.Timothy H.Whidow Mr. Robert CWhittmghffi Mr. md Mn.Joseph A. Wich * Mr. and M n . Eric J.Wickenheiser Ms. Marcella M.Wiggins Mr. md Mn.WoodrowWffide Mr. md Mrs. Guy M.Wffieins Mr. md M n . Karl E.Wffiems Mr. and M n . Dwayne L.Wiffiams Mr. md M n . Gregory J. Wffiiams Mr. md Mn. Harvey L.Wffiiams,Jt M I . md M n . Michael J. Wffiiams

Ml. md Mn. Ralph E. Schnackenbeig

M I . m d M n . Daniel J. Sordelet

Ml- md Mn. Dave K. Scbneckenbuigei

M t m d M n . Donald E. Sorensen

Mn.Valerie N.Tubner

Mr. Kiistim K. Schonbeig

M I . m d M n . Dennis P. Spalding

Mr. md Mn.John R.Tuohy

MI. md -Mn.John C Schroedei

M I . m d M n . P. Craig Speei

Mr. and Mn.J. LesterTurbevffie

M I . md Mn. Donald .A. Schultz

Ms. Jenmfei Spiague

Mr. and Mn. David S. Turner

MI. md Mn. Maik A Schultz

M I . m d M n . Gaiy N. Stacy

Mn. Romana Tylei

Ms.Jmet A Schustei

M I . m d Mn.WUUam J. Stahl

Mr. and Mn. Richard C Uhde

M t md Mn. Laurence M. Schwartz

M I . m d M n . Michael K. Stanley

Mr. md Mn.John Uibashich

M t Danen Srifoid and

Ms. Baibara Staibuck

Ms. Mary CVagJey

Ml. m d Mn. Ronald E Staitzel, St

Mr. md Mn. Marceffino E.Valdez

M I . md Mn. Anthony Scott

M I . md Mn.Timothy M. Statelet

Mr. and Mn.WiUiam J. Valenti

Dn. Ben md Karen Scripture

M I . m d M n . Kenneth E. Steams

Mr. md Mn.James CValentme

MI. James F ScuDy

M I . m d M n . Clarence E. Steele HI

Mr. md Mn. Claude RVaffiere

M t md Mn. Lloyd L. Segjer

M I . m d M n . Michael Steele

Mr. m d Mn.TheodoreTVm Dam

Ms.Jmet J. Worthing

Ml. md Mn. Lawience A SeUei

M I . m d Mn.Jeffiey J. Steinei

Mr. David D. Van Wagoner

M I . md Mn. Chiistophei J.Wright

Mi.mdMn.C.W.Selmd

M I . m d Mn.John T. Steiling

Mr. m d Mn.Jesse B.Vance

Ms. Cmdy A. Wright

Mr. md Mn. Subrata K. Sen

D t j m e E. Stewart

Mr. and Mn.Thomas J.Vanden Heuvel

M I . md Mn. Kevin S.Wright

M t md Mn. Glenn M. Seiafin

Ml. md M n . Phffip J. Stiefel

Mn. Gerald W Vandenengel

Mn. Mailene E Wright

M I . md Mn. Andre' C Setyon

Ms. Donna M. Stiles

M I . md Mn. Edwaid J. Vaughan

D t md Mn. Richaid A.Yeagei

MI. md Mn. Anhui G. Shadfoith

M I . m d Mn. Harold E. Stockdffi, J t

M I . md Mn. RmdaU H.Veatch

M I . md Mn.John E.Yenny

Ml. md Mn.John C Shaffet

M I . m d M n . Roy R Stolsig HI *

Ms. Francoise M.Veimeylen

M I . md M n . J u m J.Yera

Ml. md Mn. Ralph E. Shannon

M I . and M n . Michael T Stone

Mn. Gloria Vffialobos

Mr. m d Mn.Yong-SoYu

Ml. md Mn.John L. Shanton III

Ml. m d M n . George J. Strobel, J t

MtJohnVincze md Ms. Lmda L.Vmcze *

Mr. md Mn.Ted T.Yuhaniak

M I . md Mn.Thomas A.Vomastic

D t md Mn. Frank G. Zalom

Mr. md Mn. Clarence R.Vote *

M I . md Mn. Dennis D Zito

Ms. Maureen P. Kennedy

Ml. md Mn. Ronald K. Sharieey

Ml. m d M n . Louis L. Stroble

Mi.PaulB.Shaip

Mr. m d Mn. Mark W Stump

Ms.Veronica A Shavei

Mr. m d M n . Marcus C. Sudderth

DI. md Mn. Retei B. Shaw

M I . md M n . Jeffeiy Suffivm

Ml. md Mn. Stanfoid H. Shavyjt

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Ml. m d M n . Jerermah P Suffivm

D t md M n . HughWffion CAPT md Mn.Joseph DWUson M I . md Mn.WUUam G.WUson,Jt Ml. md M n . Geraid RWintei Ml. md M n . Steven CWishart M I . md Mn.James R.Withrow M I . and M n . Dennis K.Witkowski Ms. Marion J.Witt M I . md Mn. Kiik D Winiopp M I . John A. Woeppel M I . Franklin Wolf md Mn. Gmi A. Blostem-Woff

M t md Mn. Norman Wade Mr. md Mn. Robert C.Wagner D t m d Mn.AUen R.WaUeer,Jt

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hank you to the followingfriendsfor investing in the Naval Academy through the Naval Academy Foundation in 2007.The generosity of our extended Naval Academy family continues to help the Academy meet strategic and emerging priorities in the Yard by making gifts to the Annual Fund as well as specific projects such as the Brigade Sports Complex, International Programs, lectare and speaker series, and the Fund for Athletic Excellence.

Presidents Circle Nimitz Associate ($250,000 and above) Anonymous

President's Cirde Halsey Associate ($100,000-$249,999) Nmcy Cariington Crown md A. Steven Crown MtAlmM.Hok Ml. md Mn.J.Wffiaid Mairiott.Jt

Presidents Circle Dewey Associate ($50,000-$99,999) Dt md MIS. Richaid C. Atkinson MI. md Mis.WffiiamV CampbeU Mt and Mn.James K. Fraehling Ml. and Mis. Leonaid Laudei MIS. Louis N. Phipps,Jt

President's Circle Lejeune Associate ($25,000-$49,999) Mt Edwaid A. Brennan t Ms. EUzabeth N. Buckley Mis. Etna Ericson Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Rankin Dt and Mrs.James G. Roche Prof Wffiiam M. Smedley

Presidents Circle Luce Associate ($10,000-$24,999) Mr. and Mrs. AUen BUdner Mrs. EUzabeth L. Boyle Ms. Mary Gale Buchanan Mt and Mrs. Harold E. Chappelear * Mr. Charies R. Eari Mt and Mn. Ronald C. EUswoith RADM Manha J. Evans, USN (Ret.) and LCDR Gerard R. Evans, USN (Ret.) *

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MI. and Mn. Richaid Goodwin The Honorable md Mn. Robert Mosbachei MIS. AUce I. Nagle Mt md Mn.Wffiaid J. Overlock Jt Mt and Mrs.Thomas Phiffips Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Stein Mr. md Mrs. AnchewTisch

President's Circle Worden Associate ($5,000-$9,999) Mr. Andrew Ammermm Mr. and Mrs. Michael D.Atkinson Mt and Mrs. Jeffiey Baybick Mr. and Mrs.Thomas E. Beach Mr. and Mn. Stanley M. Chesley CAPT Andrew J. Combe, USN (Ret.) Mr. David Cordish Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Davis * Mr. and Mrs.Joseph DUVlenna Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Fisher MtTavia Gordon Mr. David Hobbs Mt and Mrs. Larry Hochberg Mt and Mrs. Edward Kaplan Mr. and Mrs. Richard N. Lenham DL and Mrs.Warren Sachs The Honorable and Mn. Dov Zakheim

Presidents Circle Associate ($2,500-$4,999) ML and Mrs. Norman Bernstein Mt Edgar T.Cato CAPT and Mn. Ronald E. Eadie Ms. Doris L. Einbinder Mt and Mrs. Arnon Garonzik Mt and Mrs. Chester S. Gladchuk, Jt ML and Mrs.Joseph Goldstein Ms.Arlene Giesser Inch Mr and Mrs. Richard W Johnson II Mt Irwin KaUman Mt and Mrs. Sean McDevitt Mt and Mn.Vincent J. NaUnoU COL and Mis. Lawrence Nessman

Ms. Suzanne Peihnm Mt and Mis. Blake N. Rawson • Mt James G. Reynolds Mi.Alan M. Roadhouse ML Kenneth G. Robinson, Jt CAPT and Mrs. Henry J. Sanford CART and Mn. R. M. SewaU Mt Frank Sposato Mt Alvin WaU MI. and Mn. Charies Woffe

Herndon Club ($1.000-$2,499) Anonymous * Mt and Mn.James N. Andiews Mn. Maigery C.Armstrong The Honorable Beverly B. Byron md Mr. B. Kirk Walsh* Mt Ronald H. CampbeU * Mt and Mts. Chiistophei L. Davis Mt James R. DormeUey Col and Mrs. AUan J. EngUsh Dt Wffiiam M. Ewald Ms. GaU H. Fan ML and Mn. Rick E. Forzano Mr and Mrs. Rick E. Forzmo Jt ML Thomas E. Goodiel Mt and Mn. Anthony J. Hffi.Jt Mt and Mn. Robert W Hayden Mt and Mn. L. Petei Laison Mt Eugene Mattioni Mt and Mn.Joseph A. Mesch MtWffiiamson Murray Ms. Gaetana Ratigan Ms. MaxineY Schwarz Mt and Mn.Arthur M. Sterrett Mt Robert A. Sunday Mt Edmond Walten

John Paul Jones Club ($500-$999) Ml. and Mis. Edwin F Aithui Mt C. Richard Bagshaw Mt David C Barclay CART and Mn. Ralph K. Broob

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RADM md Mn.John W Cronm Mn. Claudia N. Cunningham md Mr. Curtis Cunningham Mn.W. Lipscomb Davis, St MI. md Mn.W. Lipscomb Davis,Jt Mt md Mn. Dennis D Decario Ms. Maty A. DeCiedico MI. md Mn. Donald DeVoe Ml. Kenneth Dieyfuss Ms. Nmcy C Fitz-Gerald MI. James Franco MI. md Mn.John B. GUbert MI. md Mn.Wffiiam K. Haeckler MI. md Mn.A. B. HUrschfeld Ml. md MIS. David Hoffbeigei MI. Chiistophei Jepsen Dt Joseph L. KeUy RADM and Mn.John M. Kenh RADM Maitin W Leukhanlt, USNR (Ret.) Mt md Mn. David E Lyons, St CDR md Mn. Stephen M. Macom Mt md Mn.John McGowm MI. md Mn. MichaelJ. McGradi,Jt CAPTJohn E Nash, USNR (Ret) MI.Jeremiah O'Grady Mtjohn S. Pieice Ml. WUUam PoweU Prof and Mn.John R. Probert Ms. Nancy E Rankin md Ml. Brace R. Rmkin Mt Matdiew S. Roland Mt and Mn. Chiistophei L. Schem Mt Raymond Straus Dt Michael VaUffio MI. Jon Vm Amiinge

Tecumseh Club ($250-$499) Mt Mate Bishara Ms. Stacy Bonus Mt Rogei C BuUaid MtWffiiamEChewIH Mt Steven E. Chiistensen Mt and Mn. Paid Danicaiiere Ms. Lizette L. Desseyn Mn. R. G. Freeman HI

Ml. md Mn. Michael Frost MI. ROCCO Gatti

Gen Alfred M. Gray USMC (Ret.) MI. md Mn. Gordon Lattey Ms. Jeanne A. Logm MI. md Mn.John H. Masten Ms. Jenmfei Mounce Mn. Dime A. Myen Ms. Kristen L. Pironis Ml. md Mn.Tom C Rice Gen md Mn. Bemaid W. Rogen Mi.LmceT. Shmei Ml. Robert D.Steele Ml. md Mn. Brace T. Svran Prof Lany V.Thompson Mr. md Mn.Victor H.Vaits

Donor MI. md Mn.Jay A. Ahlgren Ml. Thomas J. AUaithce Ms. Maria E. Alvino Ms. Anda Andenons Ms. Ann V. BaUey Mr. md Mn. Richard G. Baker Ms.Janie F Baker Mr. Douglas H. Bams Ms. Donna G. Basco MI. md Mn. Daniel J. BasUe MI. Samuel Bavaro Ml. David E. Behi Mn.JudyK.BeU Ml. md Mn. Smart H. Benjamin Ml. md Mn. Hoot Bennett Ml. md Mn. Maik D Beiman Ml. md Mn. CUve Betties Ms. Olga S. Biermann Mn. Baibara Bishopric-McNinch and Ml. Jetty R. McNuich Ml. md Mn. Kenneth R. Bixlei Ml. md Mn. M. E. Blah Ml. md Mn.WUbui L. Bluhm Judge Thomas J. BoUingei Ml. Chiistophei E. Boiman * Ml. md Mn. Daniel C Brmdenstein Mr. md Mn. HeUnuts J. Braukis Mr. md Mn.Thomas L. Brenneman Mr. Nicholas Bressi RADM md Mn. Herbert M. Bndge Mr. md Mn. Paul E. Broderick Mn. NataUe A. BraUisma Mt md Mn. Lee E Bryant Ms. Jewel Burger Mr. md Mn. Donald P. Burkhardt Mr.Arthur L. Bun Ms. EUzabeth A. CaldweU Ms. MicheUe CampbeU Mr. md Mn.J. B. Carmack Mt James N. Canick Mr. md Mn. Lee M. CasheU Mr. md Mn. Michael Cashman Mr. and Mn. Michael Gather Mr. md Mn. Michael R. Cero ML md Mn.Web Chamberiin Assoc. Prof Graham T. Cheek Ms. Janet Chernoff Mr. WUUam D Comiskey Ms.Jom E. Condoret Mt and Mrs. Michael B. ConnaUy LT James R. ConnoUy USN (Ret.) Ms. Mae Connor-Hansen Mn. Harvey Conover

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Ms.Vmya Conroy Mt md Mn.John Copley Ms. HUda Corak Mt and Mn. Frederic N. Corey Mt Robert E. CowUng,Jt Mt Jimmy Croker Mt Dale E. Crossmm Assoc. ProfJohn R Cummings Mt md Mn.Wiffiam P Daisley Mt and Mn.Thonias J. Daniels.Jt Mt B. K. Davidson Ml. md Mn. Richarci J. De Bo Mt md Mn.Timodiy E. Deal Ms. EUzabedi M. Deal MI. md Mn.James Dem Ms. Ameha C DeCourt Prof Robeit Demoyet Jt Ms. Joanne R Dempsey Mt and Mn.Joseph A. Diana,Jt Ms. SheUa A. Dixon Mr. Ricaido Domenicffi LTJG TR.Dosch, USN Mt Wffiiam Dosch Ms. Helen Durmd Mt md Mn. Zac Elander Assoc. Prof Nancy W EUenberger Mr. and Mn. Chris B. Effiott Mr.TuckerW Effiott Mr. md Mrs. Harry E. Emlet.Jt LtCol md Mn. Robert Englehart Mt George W Evms Mr. md Mn. EmU R Evensen LCDR J.V FaUon, USN Mr. md Mn. R. L. Faulkner Mr. md Mn. Guido Fedele Ms.Jan Federal Ms. Carmela E. Fendo COL Denms E. Firestone, USA (Ret.) Mn. Robert L. Fletcher Ms. Anne M. Flynn Mr.Jiska Ford Mr. and Mn. Paid Fortino Mr. Robert S. Fredericb Mr. N. Scott Gardiner CDR Richard E. Garnet USNR (Ret.) Ms.JacqueUne Gartiand Mr.JamesA. Cede Mn. Evelyn C GhiseUn Ms.JuUenne Giard Ms. Patticia S. Gibson Mt and Mn. Raymond E GigUotti * Ms. DeVera E. GUden Mn.Anne R. Glass Mr. md Mrs. H. E. Gonia Mt Richard C Goodwin Mrs.Joseph E. Graham Mr. md Mrs.Wffiiam G. Gregory Mt and Mrs. Duke Grkovic Mr. and Mrs. Jim Grurang Ms. Cynthia S. Guffi LCDR and Mn. Ronald J Haley Mt and Mrs.John H. Hammond MtWade L. Hampton Ms. Margaret E. Hanbury Mr. Croft K. Hangartner and Ms. Susan J Scanlon Mrs. Paul F Hansen Mt and Mrs. J. R Harris CAPT Paul J. Hartley Jt, USN (Ret.) Ml. and Mis.Thomas Hawkins Mn. Judith Slowik Heath

Ms. MadeUne Hedge Ms. Enffiy Henjum Mt and Mrs. Frank M. Hettick Mn.Vitginia L. Hipfel M t Frank M. Hock.Jt

Ms. Catherine A. Hogan Mt Wffiiam K. Holgate Mn. Lou Hopkins Mn.JacqueUne Horvath Ms. Lori A, Hostick Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Huelskamp Mt and Mrs. Kenneth J. Huelskamp, Jt Ml. and Mn. Leroy Hughes Mt Ira A. Hugheyjt Mt md Mn. Ray H. Hugheyjt Mtjohn G. Hussey St Mt and Mis. Christophei G.Jacobs Mt md Mn. David CJmiison Mt and Mrs. John Jmavs Ms. Ilgajankovskis Ms. Phyffis L.Jarvis Mr.Wffier G.Jennings Mr. and Mn. Lyman Jones Mr. and Mrs.Tony L. KeUey Ms. Dorothy M. KeUy Ms. Crystal E. King Mn. Eulala A. Klenman Asst. Prof David L. Kriebel CDR John H. Kunkle, USN (Ret) Mt and Mis. Leon Kwiadeowski Mr. Scott M. Lakefield md Ms. MicheUe Litmian Ms. Elaine K. Landen CART and Mrs.James D. LangeU * Ms. Margaret J. Larson Ms. Mirdza Lasmanis Mt and Mrs.John E Lawrence Mt and Mrs.John Leimams Mr. and Mn.Thomas J. Lennox Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Lima Mn.Venka M. Loehe Asst. ProfJoseph F Lomax ML and Mrs. Nathan S. Lowrey Mr.Arthur K.Lund Mr. and Mrs.James R Lynch Mr. and Mn. Anthony L. MaccareUa Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Malone Ms. Kathleen Managhan Ms. Lorraine J. Mmcuso Ms. Heather M. Locke Mariow Mr and Mrs. Manfred C Marotta ML and Mrs. Herbert M. Martin CAPTJohn M. Mathews, USN Dt and Mrs.Joseph Matise Ms. Ruth Matthews ML Michael Mattioni Mr. and Mrs. Guy D. Mattox DarroU and Barbara Maul ML and Mrs.Thomas J. McCabe Ms. Heidi W McCloskey ML and Mrs. Leonard J. McCuen,jL Ms. Sylvia A. McGauley ML Brians McGffi, St ML G. E. Mdlhenny ML John A. McKelvey Ms. Eleanor A. McKenna ML and Mrs.James S. McKenna Ms. Mary I. McKenna Mt and Mis. Stephen J. McKenna Mt Don McRheison Mt James C. Meade

Mt Robert E Medsger Mr. and Mn. Michael K. Melnicove Mt and Mrs. RogerW Melvin Mt PhiUp L. Meredith Mt and Mrs. Harry Meyer Dt James M. Meznek ML and Mrs. Ron MUes ML Joseph N. Mffiei CDR Alan S. Mffiet USN (Ret.) Ms. Susanne M. Mons Ms. Missy S. Montgomery ML and Mrs. Donald Mormo ML and Mrs.James L. Moreland, SL ML and Mrs.James W Morgm,Jt Mt Robert Morgan Ansis Muiznieb Mt Warren L. Murry Ms. Kiista Newkiik LTC Charies R. NoU, USA (Ret.) Ms. Violet J NoU Dtjohn J. Noone Mt and Mn. Offie J. Nutt Ms. Jem O'Meara Ms. Charieen A. Oizechowski Ms. Teresa S. Osborne Mt Reid OsUn Ml. and Mn.James E. Osteiman Mt and Mrs. Stanleigh W Palen Mt Dean Rappas * Mt Kenneth Parham Ms. EmUy Rarkhurst CAPT Kent Parsons, USNR (Ret.) Ms. Omula Percis Dt md Mrs.Theodore Peters.Jt Mr. Robert H. Retry HI Mr. Clare E. Petty Mr. Edwin H. Rewett.Jr A4r. David Pierce Ms. Roberta S. Plummer Mt Sydney J. Ponturo Ms. Diane Potvin DtSaiahJPratt Mt and Mn. Myion Prevatte Ms. Shiriey M. Price ML and Mn. Michael A. RuUman Ms. Erin R Qumn Ms. Karen Rabinowitz ML and Mrs. Art Rabitz Mr. and Mrs. Tim Rash Ms. Helene C, Raven ML and Mrs. Richard K. Raymer Ms. Ann LesUe Reed * Prof GuyJ. Riccio ML and Mrs.Arthur A. Richmond HI Ms. Lynne L. RUey MrWffiiamJRisio* Prof Gladys Rivera-Lascala Mt and Mrs. David D. Robin Mt Robert M. Robin Ms. NoraW Rockett Mr Alan D. Rockwood ML Wffiiam M. RoeUng A. Rohrscheib ML and Mrs. Dwight E. Roof Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Rosenberg Ms. Mara Rosental ML and Mrs.Thomas E. Ross Mr MichaelW. Rush The Honorable G, D RusseU, Jt LT Samuel G, Ryan,Jt, USNR ML and Mn. Harian R. Sager

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ira^ENDs Mn. Buney S. Saunden Mr. Wffiiam J. Sbana Mr. C H. Scariett Mr. md Mn. Edwin A. ScheU Mr. md Mn. Herbert A. ScheU Mr. md Mn. Giintar L. Schultz Mn.Vauda OwendoffSchwanke MI. Robert H. Scott MI. Thomas C Sentz Ms. Meredith L. Sheehy Mr. md Mn. Bffi Shedeyjt Mr. md Mn. Henry- M. SUveira MI. CUffoid E. Sisler Ms. LesUe T. SmeUey Mr. Michael P. Smith Ms. Shiriey B. SnUth Mi.John'W.Sonell MI. and Mn. Phffip Sousa DI. E Spalding Ms. Christine Spmeffi MI. md Mn.Wffiiam A. St Angelo MI. md Mn.Jack M. Stanril Dt. and Mn. ManhaU K. Steele CAPT md Mn.Joseph L. Stone Ms. Chariotte L. Straight MI. md Mn. Robert G. Suffivan Mn.Viigmia T. Taggart CAPT Heriiert B.Tmowitz, USN Mr. md Mn.John Taube MajGen Larry- S.TayiotUSMC (Ret) MI. Michael L.Telarico Ms. GiseUe Thompson Ms. Lynda R. Thomson Lavaugjm TUton Mr. md Mn. Edward ETokanki MI. md Mn.Jonathm Tori MI. F. H.TiammeU

Ms. Nmcy M.Tiuitt-Buikett Ms. Elaine Tiuffi VADM Richaid H.Traly USN (Ret.) MI. Patrick Tuckey CDRVictoriaTumetUSN (Ret) md MI. Eldei D.Tumei Mn. Thomas J. Tvvomey Fumiye Uyeda MI. md Mn.Avai L.VaUis MI. md Mn. DzintrisVallis Ms. JmetVm Tassel MI. md Mn. L. B.VmVoont Ml. Ronald Vanatta Ms. Smdra L.Vance MI. md Mn. Leo M.Veiss MI. md Mn. Brent D.Veronesi MI. md Mn. Domenic Vettiauio Mr. md Mn.John G.Wales Mr. and Mn. Eail D.WaUace MI. md Mn.James A.WaUace Ml. Retry WaUach Ms. Maiy-Louise R.Wffiendort Ms. Marilyn H.Webstei MI. md Mn. Petei H.Webstei CDR Stephen A. Wemhanlt, USN Ms. PhUena Weiden MI. and Mn. Chailes P. Wffiimis CAPT md Mn. Haimon M. Wffiiams MI. md Mn. Harold S. Wffiimis, Jt MI. and Mn. Donald A.Wilson MI. Gregg M.Wolff Mi.JenyWood MI. md Mn. Geoige M. Yemimos Ml. James F. Young Ms. EstheiJ. ZeUei Ms. Rachel J. Zepeda

international Programs The Naval Academy is committed to developing foreign language and regional knowledge as an institutional core competency. To provide a more coherent approach to developing midshipmen international awareness, the International Program Office was established to serve as the principal point of contact, central coordinating office and source of expert assistance for all international engagement conducted at the Naval Academy. While appropriated funds support the core program, private gift support transforms these initiatives into a world-class international studies program. Read about midshipmen's experiences with the International Programs office at www.usna.com.

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donation to the Naval Academy Foundation in memory or in honor of a family member, classmate or

fiiend serves as a way to remember and recognize individuals while proNiding a legacy' at the N a \ d Academy. Thanks to the following donors who made gifts in tribute to others in 2007.

In Memory ikA^E.Adms'47 -MtThomas C Sentz

ENS Steven G.AMman, USSR '01 -Mt Peny WaUach

Mn.ndml.A]Un -\fr- and -\ln. .Michael K. Mdnicove

CDR Grm B.Apthorp, I'SS (Ret.) '47 -Mis. Giant B. Apthorp

RWMWUHmAAnnstma, USSfRo.) '49 .Vfrs. -\laigeiy- C-.Annstrong M t md -Mn. Hoot Bennett Col and .Mn, Thomas E Blake, J t M t and M n . Lyman Jones R & R Home Care, Inc. R ^ M Edwaid K.'Saka;Jt,SC USN (Ret)

CWTBenMAtkins(m,Jr., L'SS(Ra.) 'U Mn. Ben M,Atkinson, J t Mn, Baibara Bishopric-McNinch m d M t Jeny R . McNmch

CDR Ltfwj M.Ayers, USSR (Ret.) '35 Class of 1935

GlPTfraiHrn G. BaUiitt, VSS (Ra.) '46 MIS, FiankUn G. Babbitt

CWriheodon L BaHs, USS (Ret.) '42 Class of 1942

CAPTAiOonfJ. Barfuska, USSR (Ret) '51 D t Dons Bartuska

Mi.lf^lUiamH.Beaman M t md Mn. Richaid G. Baket M t m d Mn. Wilbui L. Bluhm MtAithuiL.Bun M t and Mn. Fmil P Eviensen M t and Mn. R. L. Faulkner Ms. Emily Henjum

• Honor Chair

M n , Eulala A. Klenman Ms. Sylvia A. McGauleyMs.Jean O'Meara Ms. Teresa S. Osbome Ms. Shiriey- M. Price M I . m d M n . Heibert A. ScheU Ms. Meredith L. Sheehy Ms- Esthei J. ZeUei

LCDR Sicholas G. Brook, USS '66

Mr. Frank J. Behounek '44

CAPT Mdon WBroum, USS (Ret.) '32

M n . Frank J. Behounek

M n . Sheldon W Brown

CDR Walter B. Brandon, USS (Ret.) '42 Class of 1942

VADM m d Mn.Joseph S. .Mobley

CDR Roben G, Brmim, USS (Ret.) '42

Maj Duck K- Praeget USMC (Ret) Mr. and M n . Henry J. Rinnert RADM m d Mn.John F Shaw COL and Mn.Thomas J. Solak CAPT and Mn. Robert G. Stevenson R-ADM Robert E.Traister, USN (Ret.) CAPT m d M n . Richaid H. Wffiiams

Class of 1942

Mr. James J Campbell '64 Ml. m d Mn.WffiiamV CampbeU Mi.Teny A. Stacy-

Mr, and Mrs. Leslie Campb^

Mr. Stephen S.Belidttck

CDR WiUiam S. Brown, USS (Ret.) '42

Anony-mous

Class of 1942

M I . and Mn.Wffiiam D. Gunn

Mr.Wi!UamE.Benckart'47

Mr. Rebert WBruinsma

Mr. Gary L Carle'64

Mn.Wiffiam E. Benckart

Mn. NataUe A. Brainsma

Ms. Olga S. Biermann M I . and Mn.John CopleyMi. m d M n . Ray- H. Hugheyjt M I . m d -Mn.James P. Lynch Mr. and Mn. Guy D Mattox Mr. and Mn. Stanlei^ W Palen Ms. Lynda IC Thomson Don and Nmcy Wilson

CAPT Drnm U. Bevins, USS (Ret.) '56

CAPT David A . Brumley, USS '84

Mrs, Duane U. Beving

M I . and M n . Michael R. Cero

LTKemnA.Bianchi,USS'85

CDRJames E. Burd, USS (Ret.) '75

LCDR m d Mn. Richanl R. Hayes

CAPT m d M n . G e o ^ Z. Wffiioit

LTRobertT.Bianc}u,USN'S3

Mr. Charles LBuxtonU'47

LCDR m d Mn. Richaid R. Hayes

Mn. Charies I. Buxton II

CAPT RobertW Carter, USS (Ret.) '38 Mn. Robert A. ScheUing

CAPT Paul VBorlaug, USS (Ret.) '48

CDR Ward G, Byingtm, USS (Ret.) '47

Class of 1948

M n . Waid G. Byington

CAPTWanen E Chase, USS (Rtt.) '55 Mn.Wairen R Chase

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Mr. and Mn. J.B. Carmack Class of 1948 Mt md Mrs. Paul Darricarrere Mt and Mrs.John B. GUbert Mt and Mrs. H. E. Goma CAPTHenryTDietrich,Jr., USS (Ret.) '51 Mrs. Charies Gonia CAPT and Mn. Ralph E.VandeiNaffien CDR and Mrs. Charles E Gorder, St CDR Joseph A. Dodson, Jr., USS (Ret.) '37 CAPT Oliver D.Fimiigan,Jr., USS (Ret.) '35 Mt and Mis. John Janavs Ms. Ilgajankovskis Class of 1935 Mrs.Joseph A. Dodson.Jt Ms. Maigaret J. Larson Ms. Mirdza Lasmanis RADMPhaapEElz-Gerald, USS(Ret.) '25 RADM Oscar H. Dodson, USS (Ret.) 77 Mt and Mrs.John Leimanis Ms. Nancy C Fitz-Gerald Mn. Oscar H. Dodson Mt and Mrs.Wffiiam M. Matthew Mr. and Mrs.Joseph A. Mesch LCDR Wdliam L Donaldson, USS (Ret.) '47 Mr. Robert L Fletcher Ansis Muizmeb Ms.Vanya Conroy Mt and Mrs. Jim Craning Ms. Violet J. NoU Mrs. Robert L. Fletcher LCDR and Mrs. Francis L. Keith ML and Mrs.James E. Osterman Mrs.Vernon D. Rose,Jt ML Robert E Medsger Ms. Omula Percis Mr. Lance T. Shaner Mt and Mrs. Myron Prevatte ML Michael L.Telarico CAPTJohn E Driscoll, USS (Rrt,j '44 Mt md Mn. Richard K. Raymer Mr. and Mrs. Brent D.Veronesi Mrs.Jolin E DriscoU Mt and Mrs. David D. Rohm Mr. Robert M. Robm R;4DM Eugene B. Fluckq, USS (Ret.) '35 LCDR James I, Dudlq,Jr., USS (Ret.) '60 Mr. and Mrs. Dwight E. Roof Mrs.James I. Dudleyjr Class of 1935 Ms. Mara Rosental Mr. and Mrs.Thomas E. Ross Ms. Virginia L Dumas CAPTWilliam E. Ey, USS (Ret.) '40 Mt md Mn. Guntai L. Schultz Mn.Wffiiam E. Fly CART and Mn. Edgar E. Maffick Ml. and Mn.John Taube Fumiye Uyeda CDR John D. Duncan, USS (Ret.) '51 CAPT Russell EEynn, USS (Ret.) '42 CART James R. Nehez,Jt, USN (Ret.) Class of 1942 Mt and Mis.Victoi H.Vaits Mt and Mn.Avai L.Vaffis CAPT Frank C Dunham,Jr., USS (Ret.) '42 CAPT Richard E. Foster, USS (Ret.) '41 Mr. md Mn. DzintrisVaUis Mrs. Robert A. ScheUing Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Blair Mr. md Mn. Leo M.Veiss Mrs. Henry W Buse, Jr Lt Col Arnold R. DuPont, USA (Ret.) '60 Cornerstone Sunday School Class Mr. David Gopen Mr. Frank M. Hock,Jt Ms. Ameha C DeCourt David Gopen Foundation Jersey Shore Federal Credit Union Mt and Mrs. Chris B. Effiott Mr. and Mrs. MichaelJ. McGrath,Jt Ms. Jan Federal CAPT George Grkovic, USN (Ret.) '43 ML and Mrs. Harold S. Wffiiams, Jt Mt and Mrs. Lovic P. Greet Jt Ms. HUda Corak Mt and Mrs. J. R Harris Ms. Helen Durmd VADM Ralph Earle, Jr., USS (Ret.) '22 Mrs.Jacquehne Horvath Col Dennis E. Firestone, USA (Ret.) Ms. Joan E. Condoret ML and Mrs. C.Thomas Hutehins,Jt Mr. md Mn. Duke Grkovic Mt and Mrs. RogerW Melvin Ms. Crystal E. King CAPT Edwin L Ebbert, USS (Ret.) '52 Nicholson FamUy Living Trast CAPT and Mn. Richard D. Lazenby Makino, Inc. Mrs. Charies N. Payne, Jt Les FoUes Brasserie Mr. Edwin H. Pewett,Jt Mt SydbeyJ. Ponwro RADMEmestB.Elkwortlt,Jr., USS^t.) '31 Mrs. Frank H. Price,Jt Mn. Birney S. Saunden Mr and Mrs. Ronald C. EUsworth ML and Mn.Tim Rash Stancil & Company LCDR William W Gubbins, USN (Rer.) 'JO CAPT Leonard Erb, USS (Ret.) '42 ML and Mrs.Jack M. Stmril Mn. Erna Ericson Class of 1942 MS. GiseUe Thompson Ms. PhUena Werden LTMarkD.Hamilton,USN'87 RADM Stuart J Evans, USS (Ret.) '47 Mt and Mn.Thomas R HamUton Mrs. Stuart J. Evans CAPTThomas M. Foster, USS (Ret.) '38 Mrs.Thomas M. Foster CDR Glen K. Hansen, USN (Ret.) '86 LCDR Robert F Falardeau, USS (Ret.) '45 Mt James J. McNair Mr. and Mrs, Robert A, Falardeau CAPT Geoffiey L. Gardner, USSR (Ret.) '55 Mrs, Geoffiey L, Gardner CAPT James R. Hansen, USN (Ret.j '36 LTChristopherTFay,USS'87 Mn. Nancy Hmsen Mr Raul C Aanonsen CDR Chester WGates,Jr., USS '43 Mt Daniel J Baffister Mrs. R. G. Freeman HI CAPT Martin T Hatcher, USN (Ret.) '3!

CDR and Mrs. Michael D. BeU Class of 1935 Mt MichaelW Brandenburg CAPT HaroldW Gehman, USS (Ret.) '39 Mt and Mrs. Phffip E. Corcoran CAPT and Mn.John E. Hansen CAPTWdliam H. Hazzard, USN (Ret.) '35 LCDR Christopher E. Dunphy USN (Ket.) Class of 1935 LCDR and Mn. Edward S. Fay Mr.Thom B. Giambattista '58 CDR and Mrs. James J. Fisher CDR and Mn. Michael D. Giambattista Mr.Totiy Herrmann Mt and Mrs. Gabriel E. Gomez Mt and Mrs.Thomas P. HamUton Mt Christopher Jepsen Mr. Charles Gonia '48 Mr and Mrs.John H. Loesch Ms. Anda Andersons CAPTGwverSBgglnbodiam, USN^.} '35 CDR and Mrs.JamesV. Matheson ML and Mn. CUve Betdes Class of 1935 Mr and Mrs. David B. Oss ML and Mn. Helmuts J. Braukis Edwin C HaU Associates Inc. RADM and Mrs. Sam H. Kupresin Mt and Mis.Thomas J. Lennox

Mt and Mis. Dunitiios A. Rappas Mt and Mn. Michael A. PuUman Ml. and Mn.Jeffiey S. Shirk Mt and Mn. Gregory E. Stefmon Mt and Mrs. Edward C Suffivan Mr. and Mn.Timothy J. Wolf

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Col John LeComu, USMC (Ret.) '61 Lt Col and Mn. ChariesW Duke.Jt

CAPTRobertV. Hull, USS (Ret.) 77 Mr. md Mn.Wffiimi S. HuU

CAPT Roth S. Leddick, USS (Ret.) '47 Mt md Mn.Jim Craning Mn.Vemon D. Rose.Jt

CAPTFrands H Huron, USS (Ret.) '38 Class of 1938 Capt Brian E Hussq,Jr., USMC '91 Mr. John G. Hussey, St Mr. James M. lvq,Jr. '48 CAPT md Mn. Wffiiam H. Borchert

LCDR Wtlliam WLewis, Jr., USS (Ret.) '48 Class of 1948 Mr. Douglas L Lockwood '52 Ml. md Mn. Ronald E Hattin Mn. Douglas L. Lockwood

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CAPT David F Loomis, USS (Ret.) '41 Ms.Janie E Baker Ms. MicheUe CampbeU Charles R.Weber Company, Inc. G D P Enterprises, Inc. Heidenreich Marine, Inc. Islandia Chartering, Inc. McQuUling Brokerage Rartnen, Inc. Pima Association of Governments

CAPTJohn LJensen,Jr., USS (Ret.) '48 Class of 1948

CAPT James WLynn, SC, USS (Ret.) '50 Mn.JamesW Lynn

Capt Redmond R. Jensen, USMC '57 Mn. Redmond R.Jensen

Mr. Russell W Lyster, Jr. MI. and Mn.Theodore C. Lystei III

Maj RonaldJ. Jensen, USAF (Ret.) '57 Ms.Jamce B.T. Dunleavy

VADMmiliam P Mack, USN (Ret.) '37 Mn.Wffiimi R Mack

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CAPT Ralph EJackon, USS (Ret.) 'U CART md Mn. Edgai E. Maffick CDRJoel B.Jaudon, USS (Ret.) '63 MI. md Mn.Wffiiam A. St Angelo

Maj Christopher M.J Kennedy, USMCR '94 Mn.Anne R. Glass MI. md Mn. Nathan S. Lowrey MI. md Mn. Denis C Meieffith Ml. md Mn. David Pieice CAnmiliamA.Kerr,Jr., Mn. Wffiiam A. Ken, Jt

Mn. Gogo Kptinger MI. James J. McNaii Mr. Steve M.Kirkbride Paik Hetchei Post Office Employees LCDRErikS.KrUtensen,USS'95 Ms. Maiy Gale Buchman Maj WUUam J. Conner, USMC Mr. Kenneth Dreyfiiss Mr. md Mn. Charies S. Gaibei, Jt DI. Eric Goralnick LCDR Michael P O'Haia, USN and Mn. Nora C. O'Hara CDR Stanky WKrohn, USS (Ret.) '50 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Siegmeister

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Mrs. Susan Maiden RADM md Mn. Kent Riffey

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Mr.BradleyS.Keyes'59 Mn. Bradley N. Keyes

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CAPTAlfredTMagnell, USS (Ret.) '33 Mn. Alfred T. MagneU

CAPTJohn L. Maloney, USS (Ret.) '31 Mtjohn J. Brennan RADM FrandsE Manganaro, USS (Ret.) '48 CDR and Mis. Ormon E. Bassett CAPTJamesT CocknU II, USN (Ret.) t md Mn. Betty Cockrffi Mr. Robert S. Fredericb Mn. Evelyn C GhiseUn Mn. Franris E Mmganaro Mr. Warren L. Murry A. Rohrscheib Mr. GilhertT. Mariano, Jr. Mt Ronald H. CampbeU CDRArthurL Markel, USSR (Ret.) '48 Dt and Mn. Owen C McFadden MajGen John H. Masters, USMC (Ret.) '36 Mr. and Mn.John H. Masten

CDR Blasco Mattioni, USN (Ret.) '51 Ms. Maria E. Alvino Another Option Properties LLC Mt Nicholas Bressi Clarke Americm Class of 1951 Ms. Mae Connor-Hansen Mt and Mrs.Thomas J. Daniels.Jt Delaware River Stevedores, Inc. Ms.Jomne R Dempsey Mr. md Mn.Joseph A. Diana Jt Donat, Inc. Donamcci 2007 Comrmttee CDR and Mn.Wiffimi C Earl Lt Col and Mrs. Robert Englehart Mr. and Mn. Guido Fedele Ms. Carmela E. Fendo FideUty National Tide Insurance Company Fishbein & Company, PC. ML and Mn. Paul Fortino Ms. Catherine A. Hogm Homes & Living Broad Street Magazmes LLC Keystone Shipping Company ML and Mrs. Leon Kwiatkowski Mr. and Mrs. Anthony L. MaccareUa Ms. Lorraine J. Mancuso Manor Salon & Spa Marlton Crush Soccer Team DL and Mrs.Joseph Matise ML Eugene Mattioni ML Michael Mattioni ML and Mrs. Leonard J. McCuen.Jr ML John A. McKelvey Ms. Elemor A. McKenna Mt md Mrs.James S. McKerma Ms. Mary I. McKenna Mt md Mrs. Stephen J. McKenna Mr. Joseph N. Mffiei ML and Mrs. Donald Morano ML and Mrs.James L. Moreland, St Murphy Marine Services, Inc. Ms. Charieen A. Orzechowski Ports of PhUadelphia Maritime Society Ms. Karen Rabinowitz RMSJ, Inc. Ms. Christine Spineffi Mr. and Mrs. Edward FTokarski Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Tori Ms. Elaine Truffi Mr. and Mrs. Domenic Vettraino Western Industries North, Inc. Mr. James F.Young LCDR Victor G. Matusek, USN (Ret.) '40 Anonymous Maj Megan M. McClung, USMCR '95 Dt Michael E, McClung and Dt Re McClung CDR William C McCool, USN '83 CDR Catherine D. Alexandet USN (Ret.) CDR and Mrs. Ruben D. Baerga Mt and Mrs. Dwayne R Baptist Maj and Mrs. Michael H. BeaU CART Barbara A. BeU, USN CAPT Vincent C Bowhen.Jr, USN Mr, and Mn, Daniel C Brmdenstein CART and Mn. Daniel W Bunch Mt and Mrs. Daniel F Busch Col and Mrs. Robert D. Cabana

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LtCol David P. Smallq, USMCR (Ret.) '57

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Mt md MIS. Michael Cashman CDR md Mn. David E. Church CAPT md Mn. Edgai E. Maffick

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MI. Michael M. Byiam and Ms.Ann B. Smead CAPT md Mn. Kent D."Wfhite

Mr. George R. Sadler'69 Ms. EUzabeth Sadler md Mr. Michael Pfister

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CDR Everett A. Park, USS (Ret.) '45

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Mr. and Mn. Mark D. Berman Mr. Marc Bishara Mr.Walter G.Jennings Mr. md Mn. Herbert M. Martin SaUview Associates, Inc. Mn.John D. Smde WesdakeVffiage Inn

CDR Sumner K. Moore, USN (Ret.) '48

Mr. James E. Payne

CAPT Richard H. Scales, USS (Ret.) '57

CDR and Mn. Charles R. BraleyJt

Ml. and Mn.James Dean Ms. Phyffis L.Jaivis Mt and Mn.JamesW. Moigan.Jt

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Capt Jack W Phillips, USMC '59 Mt and Mrs. Richard J. Madden

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CAPT James E Pitnq, USSR (Ret.) '57 Mt and Mrs. Leyon D Sakey

LCDR Verne G. Nomady, USN (Ret.) '53 Mrs. Patrida Pitney '57 Mr and Mrs. Leyon D Sakey

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Mr. Charles H.Ogilvie'48 CDR Richard J Rankin, USNR '71

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Mt and Mrs. Daniel J. BasUe Ms. MadeUne Hedge Ms. Sandra L.Vance

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CAPTJackon H. Raymer, USS (Ret.) '38

Ms. EUzabeth M. Deal

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CDR Norman L TaU, USN (Ret.) '42 Class of 1942

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RADM Max K. Morris, USN (Ret.) '48

MT. and Mis.Thomas W RUey

MI. and Mn. Gregoiy J. Lima

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Ms. Loii A. Hostick MI. md Mn. Ron MUes MI. Robeit Moigm NAF Finmcial Setvices MI. MichaelW. Rush Ms. Chailotte L. Straight Ms. NmL7 M.Timtt-Buikett Mt Jeny Wood

Mr. Morrb Z. Thomton '54 Mn.VUginia L. Fhpfel

Col James S.Troutman, USAFR (Ret.) '52 Ansei Analytic Setvices. Inc. MI. md Mn. Hany E. EnUet.Jt CAPT md Mn. Richaid D. Lizenby Mn. Douglas L. Lockwood MI. Fonest P. Locbvood CAPT md Mn. Jerome Rapkin Ml.Thomas M.Thawley and Mn.Judidi RWanfried

CAPTJohn R. Wales, USN (Ret.) '51 i\fr. md Mn.John G.Wales

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UCol Hany D. Woods, USMC (Ret.) '49 Mn. Hany-D.Woods

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LCDR Louis J Zeleznock, USN (Ret.) '48

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Dt md Mn. Patrick W Donahue

ESS Andrew WDow, USS '07 •

ENS Connor M. Herron, USS '07 • ML and Mrs. Matthew Herron

Mr, RobertW, Dovyjt

VADMJames H. Doyle, Jr., USS (Ret.) '47 Class of 1947

CAPTWilliam R Druq, USS (Ret.) '58

Mt md .MIS. MichaelJ. McGuinnis

LCDRWeskyABwrn, CEC, USS (Ret.) '49

Assoc. Prof Joseph C. Duff

LCDR and Mrs. Wesley A. Brown CDR Edward L. Brownlee, USN (Ret.) RADM JuUus S Caesat USNR CDR Ronald L. Casey USNR (Ret.) and CDR Geraldine H. Casey JAGG, USNR LCDR and Mn. Charles D. Cole CART Pattiria Cole, USN Mt and Mts. Norman Davis.Jt Col and Mn. Kenneth D. Dunn Mr. md Mrs. Stanley G. Gray CAPT Ernest S. Halton, USNR Col Myron L. Hampton, USMC Mr. and Mrs. Nelson M.Jones III LtCol Hank Lawson, USMC Mr. and Mn. Eugene Lovely Capt and Mn.Wffiiam MerreU Kenvin E. Mffiet Esq. Col Thomas E. Minot USMC (Ret.) Mt Wffiiam J. Montgomery LtCol and Mrs. Charies Robinson Mt and Mrs. Cari H. Sharpenon.Jt CDR and Mrs.John D.Tate

Dt md Mrs. Ned W Garrigues

ESS Andrew Giacomucci, USS '07 u

Computerized Imaging Reference Systems, INC,

ADM Frank L Bowman, USS

Mt and Mrs. Wayne D. Laraway

Mr. and Mrs. David Hofffierger

Dt James L. Beigman

Mr. md Mn. David Hofiberger

USSR'04

Mt and Mn. David Hofiberger

ENSSarahJBergman,USN'07u

ENS Meghan L. Bodnar, USN '03

CAPT Andrew J. Combe, USN (Ret.)

MI. and Mts. David Hofftierger

LTUeselJDanjczek,USN'99

Mr. md Mn. David Hofiberger

Mt and Mrs. David Hofiberger

Ms. DeVera E. GUden

NARC of New Jersey

Capt Kendall J Bodnar, USMC '01

Mt and Mrs.John E. Estabrook

Mr and Mn. Alfred G. Dessayer

Ml. md Mn. Craig B. Daw-son CAPT md Mn. GeoigeV Galdorisi Mr. Jonadim S.WaU

Mt and Mn.A. B. Fhnchfeld MI. md Mn. Robert J. Malone

MIDN Evans K. Estabrook, USN '11

MIDN William Eucker IV, USN '08 RADM Arlington E CampbeU, USS (Ret.) '61 CART Andrew J. Combe, USN (Ret.)

Mr. Bobby Bayliss

CAH Murray H. Witcher, USSR (Ret.) '60 2ndU Jason R Bowers, USMC '06 •

Mr. C. Rjchard Bagshaw Mr. md Mn.Thomas L. Brenneman Mr. md Mn. Lee M. CasheU CDR md Mn.Jerry A. Cooper Capt DouglasJ Herrmann, USMC (Ret.) Mr. md Mn. Kenneth J. Huelskamp MI. md Mn. Kennedi J. Huelskamp Jt Ml. md Mn. Hany- Meyei Reaeational Vehicle Chaptei Mn. Munay R Witchei

CART Kenneth R.Trass, USN (Ret.) CART ChanceUor A. Tzomes, USN (Ret.) CDR and Mn. Cari J. WUUs

CAPT and Mrs. Charies E Gerhm.Jt

LTJohn R. Dye, USS'99 Mr. and Mrs. David Hofiberger

ESS David P Eckardt, USS '071 Dt md Mrs. Jeffiey J. Eckardt

LCDRJohn C. Edgeriy, USSR '83 Mrs. Mane R. Edgeriy

CDR Uoyd W Edgeriy, USSR (Ret.) '82 Mrs. Mane R. Edgeriy

ESS David C Ellis, USS'97

CAPTWalterM.Hig^mm, USSR (Ret.) '66 ML Jmies R. DonneUey Mr. and Mrs. Harian R. Sager

CAPT Arthur J Hodder,Jr., USS (Ret.) '48 Mrs. Donald R.Jex

Mr. Eugene C. HoUoway HI '64 • Mt and Mrs. Wayne D Laraway

ADM Jonathan T. Howe, USS (Ret.) '57 Mr and Mn. FWorth Hobbs

LTJG Jacob A. Huffaker, USS '04 Mt and Mrs. David Hoffcerger

ESSGrantM.Jarvis,USS'07a Mr. and Mrs. Markjarvis

Mr. Ben Johnson EI '47 Ms. Mr. Mt Ms.

Donna G. Basco Robert E. CowUng, Jt and Mn. Bffi Shedeyjt LesUe T. SmeUey

Mt and Mrs. David Hofiberger

Maj Dawn S.C Ellis, USMC'96 Mt and Mrs. David Hofiberger

ESS James L Ellison, USN'07 u Ms. Frances L.Van Ness

LTLukR.Johnson,USSR'02 Mt and Mn. David Hofiberger

LT Lauren A.Jones,USS'03 u Mrs. Joyce A. Griffin

CDR md Mn. Robert L. Ghormleyjt

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MEMORY AND I N H O N O R ESS Ryan R KeUey, USN'07 u Mr. md Mn. Gene M. KeUey

CDRJ^rqR.Macris,USN

Mr.Tohy Ream'93M

ENS Kevin M. Teague, USN '07 •

Mt and Mn. Fredrick E. Ream

Mt md Mn. Rogei H.Teague

VADM Rodnq R Rempt, USN (Ret.) '66

Mr.John S. Thompson a

CART md Mn.Alm F Clark CAPT md Mn. Curtiss D.Johnson Mn. Robert B. McGehee CAPT md Mn. Henry W Stt-icklmd

Mt md Mn. Robert B.WUUams

Mr. Raymond Straus

ENS Adrian A . Kdlgren, USN '07 • Mr. md Mn. George L. KeUgren

ENSJamesRMahan,USN'07u Mr. md Mn. Kevin M. Mahm

CAPTJohn L IGtder, USN (Ret.) '75 CAPT md Mn. George Z.WUhoit

CAPTTerrence M. Mahony, USN (Ret.) '57 RADM md Mn. Herbert M. Bridge

LtCol RaymondTolomeo, USMC (Rrt.j 'W ENS Michael W Looysen, USN LT md Mn.John T.Yow

ENS Susan V Richardson, USN '07 •

LTAaron E. IQdnman, USN '95 Mr. Erik Maier

Dt Katherine A. Richaidson md Dt Frank C. RichanJson

ADM Cariisle A. H. Trost, USN (Ret.) '53

Mr. md Mn. Michael A. Maier

2ndUAlaander S. Martin, USMCR '04 •

MIDNTitoD.Rivas'lO

ProfEmestTucker

Mr. md Mn. Kurt S. Martin

Evalyn M. Bauei Foundation

LTJG Andrew E Hffiiarci, USN

CIPT Gerald D. McCardty, USN (Rcr.j '54

ENS Kristina D. ROWIB, USN '05 a Ml. md Mn.Toby L. RohUn

Mr.JonVanAmringe

LTJG Douglas A. Robb, USN

Mr. BezanE Morris'99

MIDN ChristopherJ Roscetti

LT Geoffrq C. Walker,Jr., USN '96

MI. md Mn. David Hoffbeigei

MI. md Mn.Thomas L. Roscetti

MI. Geoffiey Walkei

ENS EmUyA. Laraway, USN '07 •

VADMHenq C.Mustin, USN (Ret.) '55

ENS Hector S. Rosekans, USN '07 a

CDRAndrew D. Wannamaker, USN '88a

Ml. md Mn.Wayne D Laraway

COL md Mn. Gerald L. NayJt

Mt md Mn. Adolph S. Roseknms

Mt md Mn.Wade G.Wannamakei

CDR Charies VLavin, USN (Ret.) '52 •

LTAndrew H. Myers, USNR '02 •

Maj Gen RiAertA. Rosenberg, USAF (Ret) '57 LTEricE.Wannamaker, USN '96a

CAPT Andrew J. Combe, USN (Ret.)

Mr. md Mrs. Brace T. Myen

Ml. md Mn. Richaid M. Rosenbeig

Ml. md Mn.Wade G.Wannamakei

CAPrHomceM.Leaintt,Jr., USN (Rttj '53M

Capt Dominique B. Seal, USMC '98

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LTAnthony R.Ward, USNR'01

MI. Horace M. Leavitt III md Dt Maria G. Leavitt

Mr. md Mn. David Hoffbeigei

MI. md Mn. Lee SchuU

Mr. and Mn. David Hoffbeigei

CAPT Allison D. Webster-Giddings, USN (Ret.)'84 a

MI. md Mn. David Hoffbeigei

ADM md Mn. CaiUsle A. H.Trost

ENS Daniel R. Kovaldk, USS '07 • MI. md Mn.John R. Kovalcik,Jt

ENS Joshua J Kristoff, USN '07 • Mr. md Mn.James C Kristoff

Mt md Mn. Gary A. Lundeen

CDR Bruce R. Lak^eld, USNR (Ret.) '67 MI. Scott M. Lakefield md Ms. MicheUe Littmm

LTJoseph M. O'Brien, USS '99

Mr. Michael Sgroi •

Mr. Horace M. Leavitt m'78 a

MI. md Mn. David Hoffbeigei

Ml. md Mn. Robert B.WUUams

MI. Horace M. Leavitt III and Dt Maria G. Leavitt

ENS Melinda M. Parrish, USN '07 •

Capt Bennett H. Shapiro, USMC '00

MI. md Mn. Maik W Pairish

MI. md Mn. David Hofiberger

ENS Horaa M. Leavitt IV.USN '04 •

MI. md Mn. Christophei G.Jacobs Mt James B.Webstei Ms. MaiUyn H.Webstei MI. md Mn. Retei H.Webstei Ml. Robert B.Webstei

MI. Horace M. Leavitt III and Dt Maria G. Leavitt

CDR William R. PhUlips, USN (Ret.) '51

Mr Thomas R. Slowik

Mr. md Mn. Zac Elmder

Mn.Judith Slowffi Heath

ENSJoseph E Leavitt, USN '06 •

ENS Jason K. Ponder, USN '07 a

MI. Horace M. Leavitt III md Dt Maria G. Leavitt

Ms. Frmces S. Ponder

A«oc Prof David A. White CAPT Remberton Southard, USN (Ret.) '41 LTJG Andrew E Hffiiaid, USN MI. Tucket W Effiott

RADMWdHam E. Rwefl,Jr., USN (Rti.) '59

CAPTWilliam M. StoUenwerck, USN •

Mr. wffiiam PoweU

MI. md Mn. David K. Priddy

Prof.RohertL.Rau

CAPTEdwardA. Sundberg, USNR (Ret) '68 Ms. Missy S. Montgomeiy

Mr. md Mn.Wffiiam S. Lide

Mr. Michael M. Byram and Ms.AnnB. Smead

ENSUghK.Loesel,USN'07n

LT Pamela S.RaweBou,USN'99

Mr. md Mn. David K. Loesel

Mr. and Mn. David Hofiberger

ENS Andrew G. Uchtenstdn, USN '06

CAPTmchard WWhite, USN (Ret.) '77

Mr. md Mn. David Hoffbeigei

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EBORATiONS, F O U N D A T I O N S

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he corporations, foundations and organizations that support die Naval Academy through the Naval Academy Foundation share a strong commimient to the Brigade of Midshipmen and today's Naval Academy. The valued support of these organizations helps fund special projects and ongoing prognmis that benefit the Brigade.

In 2007, the tbllowing corporations, foundations and organizations made generous gifts to the Foimdation.

Presidents Circle Nimitz Associate (5250,000^;

PrPS'Hpnt'c Circle Associate ($2.500-$4,999)

George md Cirol Olmsted Foimdarion Sperry- -Marine, Northrop Grumman Systems Corp.

Combined Feder.U Campaign of the National Capital Area Evalyn M. Bauei Foundation Home Depot Inc. NARC ofAiizona Tigei Woods Foundation

PrPQiHpnt? Cirde

Halsey Associate ($100.000-$249,999) John |. md .Mary- R. Schitt Foundation Koiet Foundation Nortbrop Grumman Corporation

Presidents Circle Dewey Associate (550,000-599,999; Jostens. IncXeiCK Coiporation

Lejeune Associate ($25.000-$49,999) Amencan Soaety- ot the French Legion of Honot Inc. BB&T Charitable Foundation Chevron U.SA Inc. Computerized Imaging Reference Sy-stems, INC ConiKoPhiffips Company Ford Moror Company Fund Jaqnish & Kenninger Foundation Landmaries Lockheed Maitin Coiporation Loews AnnapoUs Hotel Maigaret Chase Smith Foundation Marie G. Dennett Foundation, Inc. Piatt &WhimeySaudiAiamco Seneff FamUy Foundation, Inc. Society of Sponson of The United States Nav-y Snake Foundation WDUamJ Peteiman Charitable Foundation PrgÂŤiHon+'c P'lrf^la

Worden Associate (55,000-59,999; Lakeside Foundation Navy Federal Credit Union Navy League Honolulu CouncU

Donor Adsit FamUy Trast Fund Anothei Option Properties LLC Ansei Analytic Setvices, Inc. AT&T AT&T Services, Inc. Blackbaud Bo Broob Restaurant & Catering Buddy's Crabs & Ribs One, Inc. Capital Health. LLC Charles R.Weber Company Inc. Clarke American Combined Federal Campaign of Central Maryiand Coon Brewing Company Comentone Sunday School Class Corporate Philanthropy Services David Gopen Foundation Debware River Stevedores, INC. Delta Resources, Inc. Donat Inc. Donatucri 2007 Committee DoubleTree Hotel AnnapoUs East Coast UtiUty- Contracton, LTD Edwin C. HaU Assoriates Inc. fideUty- National Titte Insurance Compmy Fishbein & Company; P C G D P Enterprises Inc. Global Operation, Inc Graul's Market Cape St Claire Heidenreich Marine Inc Homes & Living Broad Street Magazines LLC Islmdia Chartering Inc Jeney Shore Federal Credit Union Keystone Shipping Company Les FoUes Brasserie Lokion Interactive Makino. Inc. Manoi Salon & Spa Mailton Crash SocceiTeam -Manin Agency Matrix Infoimation Systems, Inc.

L to r: Rear Admiral Larry Marsh '63, USN (Ret) and Brigadier General Anthony Smith USMA '58, USA (Ret.) receive the Poindexter Award certificate from USNA Foundation Chairman Admiral Charles Larson '58, USN (Ret).

T h e George a n d C^irol O l m s t e d Foundation In 2007, The George and Carol Olmsted Foundation was named the fifth recipient of the Christian H. Poindexter / Constellation Energy Group Corporate Leadership Award, based on the foundation's strong connection to the Academy and its generous support for the cultural immersion travel program and the annual Naval Academy Foreign Affairs Conference. The Leadership Award was established in 2001 to honor organizations that, through their financial support of the Naval Academy through the Naval Academy Foundation, best represent the leadership traditions of the Naval Academy.

McQuiUing Brokerage Rartnen. Inc Monterey Peninsula Foundation Muiphy Marine Services, Inc. NAF Financial Services NARC of New Jeney NARC of Southem CaUfornia Nicholson FamUy Living Trust O'CaUaghan Annapolis Hotel Oyster International LLC Park Hetcher Post Office Employees Regram Welch Real Estate Services ReppereU High Bmd Boosten PhUadelphia Chapter Pima Assoriation of Governments Ports of PhUadelphia Maritime SorietyPsi Beta Quffity Equipment R & R Home Care, Inc. RecreationalVehicle Chapter RMSJ Inc.

SaUview Associates, Inc. San Diego Foundation Sheraton AnnapoUs Hotel SUncox md Barclay, LLP Southern Nevada Chapter Stanril & Company Starbucb Coffee Compmy State of Connecticut Dpt. of Mental Health & Addiction S. Tan Hffis Townhouse Association Thomas mdTina St. John FamUy Legacy Endowment Plan Trident Lacrosse, Inc United Way of Central Marylmd United Way of Southeastern Pennsylvania USS Ralph Talbot Shipmates WeUs Fargo Bank, N.A Westem Industties North, Inc WesdakeVffiage Inn

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any employers support employee, family member and retiree philanthropic efibrts by matching individual contributions to the Naval Academy Foundation, efiectively multiplying each gift in support of the Naval Academy and Brigade of Midshipmen. The following corporations, foundations and organizations matched gifts made by Alumru, parents and firiends to the Foundation in 2007.

3M Foundation Accenture Foundation, Inc. Adobe Sy-stems Incorporated Adv-anta Foundation Aegon Transamerica Foundation Aema Foundation, Inc. AgUent Technologies, Inc. AIM Foundation Ait Products md Chemicals, Inc. Alaska AirUnes Alcoa Foundation Ale.xander & Baldwin Foundation AffimceBemstem AffianceBemstein Foundation Fund Affiant Energy Foundation Affimt Techsystems Allstate Foundation ALSTOM Powei Inc American Electric Powei American Express Foundation Americm International Group Inc. Americm Standard, Inc. Amgen Foundation Anheusei-Busch Companies, Inc. Aon Foundation AquUa Inc. AibeUa Charitable Foundation, Inc. ARINC Incoiporated Anow Electronics Inc. Ashland Foundation AT&T Foundation Admtic Commeirial Properties AXA Foundation BAE Systems Baket Hughes Foundation BaU Coiporation BaltUnoie Gas md Electiic Company Bank ofAmerica Foundation Barclays Capital Bastim Material Hancffing Corporation Baxter International Foundation BD Bechtel Foundation BHP Bffiiton Black & Decker Corporation Boemg Company

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BR Foundation, Inc. Bridgestone/Firestone Trast Fund B'«0CTY-12,L.L.C. C.V Stan Companies CampbeU Soup Foundation Capital Group Companies, Inc. Capital One Services, Inc. Cessna Foundation, Inc. Chevion Corporation Chev?ronTexaco CIGNA Foundation Citigroup Foundation Clorox Compmy Foundation Coach Coca-Cola Compmy Computer Assoriates International, Inc. Con Edison Conagra Foods, Inc. Conexant Systems, Inc. ConocoPhiffips Compmy ConsteUation Eneigy Group Conveigys Coopei Industries Foundation Com Products Intemational Coining Incoiporated Foundation Coventiy Health Care, Inc. Covidien DaimleiChiyslei Coiporation Fund Deloitte Foundation Dominion Foundation Dow Chemical Company Foundation Dressei Rmd Company Duke Eneigy Foundation Eaton Coiporation Edison Intemational Fli LiUy md Company Foundation Emenon Electtic Company Enteigy Chaiitable Foundation EOG Resouices EsteiUne Technologies Coiporation Exelon Coiporation ExxonMobU Foundation Federated Dept. Stores Inc RdeUty Foundation Efrst Great-West Life & Annuity Insurance Compmy

Huor Foundation EM Global Foundation EMC Corporation FPL Group Foundation, Inc. Fredffie Mac Foundation FSA GE Foundation GEICO Corporation GenCoip Foundation Genentech, Inc. General Dynamics C4 Systems General Mills Foundation Genwoith Finanrial, Inc. GUbane Budding Compmy GL Communications Inc. Global Business Initiatives Goldman, Sachs & Company Goodiich Foundation Inc. Hallmaik Coiporate Foundation Hartfoid Household Intemational IBM Coiporation IFF Foundation ING Foundation Insurance Services Office, Inc. Intel Foundation Intemational Paper Compmy Foundation Intuit Foundation J.M. Huber Corporation J. Paul Gen^'Trust Jefferies & Compmy, Inc. Johnson & Johnson Fmffiy of Companies KeUogg's Coiporate Citizenship Fund Kennametal Foundation Key Foundation Kiiklmd & Effis Foundation KRMG Foundation LaSaUe Bmk Coiporation LexisNexis Lexmark International, Inc. Lockheed Martin Corporation Marim FortWordi Inc. Manh & McLennm Companies, Inc. McCormick & Compmy Inc. Medtronic Foundation Merck Compmy Foundation

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Menffi Lynch & Compmy Foundation, Inc. Michael Baker Corporation Foundation Microsoft Mitretek System Inc. Motorola Foundation Mutual of America Life insmance Compmy National City Nationwide Foundation Nevada Power Company Noble Foundation Northrop Grumman Foundation Northwestem Mutual Foundation NYSE Foundation Office Depot Ohn Corporation ONEOK Foundation PACCAR Foundation Peoples EnergyPepsiCo Foimdarion Pfizer Foundation PG&E Corporation Phelps Dodge Foundation Phffip Monis USA Phoenix Foundation Rodatch Corporation Principal Finmcial Group Foimdation. Inc. Procter & Gmible Fund PSE&G Power Qualconuii Incorporated Raytheon Compmy Regions Finmcial Corporation RockweU CoUins RusseU Saint Gobain Corporation SBC Foundation SC Johnson Fund, Inc. SCANA Corporation Schering-Plough Foundation Science AppUcations International Corporation Scientific-Ad.inta Inc. Sealed Air Corporation Sempra Energy SheU OU Conip.i]iy Foimdation Siemens Westinghouse Power Corp

Smidi & Nehew. Inc. Soudico. Inc. Southern Nucleai Operating Con^any Sprint Foundation St PaulTravelen Foundation Staibucb State Farai Companies Foundation Subara ofAmerica Foundation Sun .Vhcrosvstems Foundation Susquehanna Paitnen. GP

Tektronix Foundation Teleflex Foimdation Temple-Inland Foundation Tenet Healthcare Foundation Te.xtron Thrivent Finanrial for Lutherans Time Wamei Foundation Inc. Tumei Coiporation Tyco Matching Gifb UBS

UGI UtiUties Inc. United Space Affimce United Technologies Coiporation UPS Foundation, Inc. USAA Foundation Urica National Insurance Group Vmguaid Group, Inc. Varim Assoriates Inc. Verizon Foundation Wachovia Foundation

Walt Disney Compmy Foundation WeUpoUit Foundation WeUs Faigo Foundation Wffiiams Community Relations Wffiovv Pond Wm.Wrigley Jt Compmy Foundation Wyedi Phaimaceuticals Xerox Foundation

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• MARIE T. KNOWLES (nee Kennedy), on Nov. 7,2007. Beloved wife of the late James P. Knowles. Loving mother of Patricia Scott and James P. Knowles (Donna). Dear grandmother of Kristi, Neil and Kevin Abbott and Jessica and Megan Knowles; also survived by many loving nieces and nephews. Viewing was held at the FOX FUNERAL HOME, 7026 Castor Ave. A Funeral Mass was held at Resurrection of Our Lord Church, Castor and Shelmire Aves followed by Interment Resurrection Cemetery. In lieu offlowers,donations in Marie's memory to the LCplJohn M. Editor's note. Look for for more news of the O'Brien Memorial Fund, 901 Arch St., christening of DEWEY andVADM Nyquist Phila., PA 19107 would be appreciated in die Class of 1955 May 2008 column. by her family. •

• On Saturday, 26 January 2008,VADM John W. Nyquist, USN (Ret.),'55, spoke at the christening of USS DEWEY PDG-105), an Aegis Guided Missile Destroyer, at its building yard in Pascagoula, MS. He recounted the actions of his father, Walfirid Nyquist, '21, who was Commander Destroyer Division ONE aboard USS DEWEY (DD-349) and August J. (Gus) Detzer, '21, who was DEWEY's Commanding OfHcer on 7 December 1941 during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. •

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A note from Betts Custer was recently received at Alumni House:

1926. However, it also introduces a new one. This is the time when the Juniors take charge. Let's welcome the Juniors who will carry on the honor and spirit of the class.

When my husband. Rear Adm. Ben Scott Custer, reorganized the 70th reunion, he thought it would be the last one. Eight class members and their families participated in that celebration, enjoying a gala dinner and reminiscing about midshipmen days. World War II, and shore and sea duty. We were also treated to a concert, academy tours, and a special Superintendent's reception.

When Ben was president of the class, he decided that the class fund should be used for an annual award to a Third Classman, honoring Excellence in Shiphandling on the Third Class Cruise.

The prize was a pair of binoculars. The project was successfully organized by Ward LeHardy.At the last presentation in May 2007, our son, Barry H. Custer, his wife and son, were in attendance. I hope my two daughters, Carson Custer Taylor and Penelope Field Custer, wOl be able to attend in the future. One of the reasons Ben established the award was to provide an opportunity for Juniors to gather.

It was also Ward LeHardy who suggested the 75the reunion. My husband was dehghted at the idea, though no one in the class was able to actually attend.

However, both our sons, Benjamin Scott Custer and Barry H. Custer, were among the many '26 Juniors who went to that later reunion. This was the birth of the new era.

I am sure the other widows (if there are any remaining) hope that the honor and spirit of the Class of '26 wiU be forever continued with our Juniors.

—With all good wishes, Betts Custer •

I Yes, the death of Rear Adm. S'weetser did end an era for the class of Jotin W. Nyquist delivering his speech

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A book that may be of special interest to Class of 1930 families: • Cmdr. James Wiggins '''Red" Coe, lost on the submarine Cisco (USS 290) in 1943, is the subject of a forthcoming memoir by his daughter, Mary Lee Coe Fowler. Full Fathom Five:A Daughter's Search, tells the story of Ms. Fowler's quest to learn not only who her father was, but what happened to him and his crew and why — and also to confront why she had avoided asking these questions until it was nearly too late. Fowler searched through old ships' logs, letters, and naval communiques; -visited submarine museums,The Naval Academy, and other pertinent sites; interviewed old firiends and crew members who knew her dad and mom or served concurrently; and slowly reconstructed the world in which they Uved.

Fowler's memoir reveals the perils and hardships of submarine service in WWII, the tragic irony of how her father's sub was probably lost, and the long-term damage experienced by the families of those who do not come home firom war.

"In her very personal quest to find a father she never knew, Ms. Fowler breathes Hfe into those men who volunteered and served aboard the diesel boats.

She wisely allows the people who were there to tell their experiences.. .This is a romance, an intensely personal search for family roots, a war story, and a compeUing examination of aspects ofWorldWar 11."Don Keith, author of/« The Course of Duty .The Heroic Mission of the USS Batfish; and coauthor of Gallant Lady: A Biography of the USSArcherftsh Full Fathom Five is due out in April from the University ofAlabama Press. •

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Sad news was received at the Alumni Association recently.

• My mother, Louise Bruce Sunderland, widow of Captain Morton Sunderland, USN, Retired, Class of 1932 has passed (January 3,2008).Thank you, Bruce Sunderiand (son), tel: 202-544-5480, mail: 416 10th St SE,Washington, DC 20003, bsunderland@gmail.com Louise Bruce Sunderland, 96, of Annapohs, died of heart failure Jan. 3 at Ginger Cove. Mrs. Sunderland was born Dec. 19,1911, in Annapohs, and graduated from Shanghai American School in China and George Washington University, in Washington, D.C., in 1933. She taught ' kindergarten at St. Martin's in-the-Field for 20 years. The daughter of a naval officer, she was married for 66 years to retired Navy Captain Morton ""Modoc"" Sunderland, who preceded her in death in 2004. Annapohs was a firequent home, either while her husband was on sea duty

or when her father or husband had assignments at the Naval Academy She also hved in Athens, Greece, in Cairo, Egypt, and in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Following her husband's retirement, she hved in Severna Park for 40 years, and she volunteered thousands of hours at Anne Arundel General Hospital. She was active in the Navy Society of Sponsors, PanHellenic and in book and garden clubs in the area. She traveled widely, buying cars in England, France and New Zealand for extended touring, visiting children at their foreign postings and wandering about the world on mihtary flights. In 1973, she and her husband sailed to the Azores and England in their 33-foot sloop. Their last significant trip was to South America and Antarctica. Survivors include two sons, Bruce Sunderland ofWashington, D.C., and Richard Sunderland of Dallas, Texas; one daughter, SaUy Whitsett of Pleasant Hill, Cahf; four grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren. Interment wiU be private. Arrangements are by Talor Funeral Home. Memorial contributions may be made in heu of flowers to the Chesapeake Bay Foundation, Phflip Merrill Environmental Center, 6 Herndon Ave., Annapohs, MD 21403. • ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 4% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 28% Send news direcdy to Shipmate.

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 17% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 34% PRES: CAPT Grayson Merrill, USN (Ret.) P: 410-544-3373; E: graysoninerrill(gcomcast.net VICE PRES: CAPT Edwin S. Lee Jr., USN (Ret.) SECY: Mr.John Cawlcy Green 464 West Joyce Lane, Arnold, MD 21012 Tel: 410-647-0511 WEB SITE: •www.usna.com/classes/1934 Send news direcdy to Shipmate.

Regulus Memorial Donation The President & CEO has a priority article entided "A New Years Resolution" on page 33 of the January-February issue of Shipmate. 1 want all readers associated with the Heritage Class 1934 to know that we just started a project to donate $5000 to a Regulus Memorial on the Missile Park at Point Mugu, CA. Because we have only 4 grads that do email we sent a "mail out" letter to all 29 grads asking for their approval.

The purpose of the letter was to sohcit their vote on a donation of $5000 firom the Heritage Class 1934 Operating Fund to a Regulus Memorial at Point Mugu's Missile Park. Many of our

classmates contributed to this first Navy nuclear cruise missile.

The Navy manager of the project is CAPT Robert Harmuth '59, USN (Ret.) of the USS GROWLER. The following is the text of the project plan that he is managing: • "As the Bureau of Aeronautics Class Desk Officer for Pilodess Aircraft, Captain Merrill created its prehminary spec, after the destruction of Hiroshima I instigated the Missile Test Range at Point Mugu.

There a classmate, then C D R Worth Scanland, skippered USS CUSK. It fired German Buzz Bomb copies in preparation for Regulus' arrival.

In 1962 five Regulus subs were deployed in the West Pacific such that at least 4 missiles each were on targets at any one time.

When the Soviet cargo fleet arrived off Cuba to emplace nuclear missile assets President Kennedy alerted the Regulus subs and demanded the Soviets withdraw.

They did and never achieved nuclear parity again. Thus Regulus pioneered the strategic concept of submarine nuclear "deterrence" that has lasted to this day." • You need to know that our class account has more than $5000 - collected by savings firom multiple reunions and luncheons. In my time at the hehn some $60 has been spent and I foresee nothing in the future. When the last hving grad passes away the reaming funds pass to the Alumni Association.

The Memorial consists of refurbished Regulus Ten writh a granite block alongside. It has a 3 X 4 feet text on one side and logos on the other. CAPT Bob Harmuth '59, USN (Ret.), has a group "clan" of crewmen and famiUes. DGA RADM Robert H.Wertheim '46, USN (Ret.) and I are working with him and potential local contractors plus Navy oversight from Point Mugu. The project is now in the planning stage but our donation will be available as soon as the design becomes firm and the cost estimate sohd.

Recent Losses to Our Class: CAPT William Walton KeUer USN (Ret.) passed away on Saturday, January 26,2008. He was the beloved husband of Elizabeth Barleon Keller. Captain Keller was a long time resident of Alexandria, VA. Interment -will be Arhngton National Cemetery. —Pubhshed in The Washington PostoT\ 1/27/2008.

James Edward Halligan Jr. of Bremerton, WA, passed away Jan. 13,2008, in Bremerton. Ed is survived by his

devoted wife of 71 years, Eleanor Joham HaUigan; 4 children and their spouses, 11 grandchildren; 8 great-grandchildren; and 3 great-great-grandchildren.

We anticipate "Last Call" obituaries will follow in fiiture issues of Shipmate.

Class 1934's Data Base Changes: l.)Louis Freedman is deceased as of 30 JAN 2007. 2.) Since he has been dead over a year his widow would probably prefer not to receive an apology.

3.) With James Handguns recent death he is now listed as "deceased". Same for Wilham Miller.

'34 -We now have 26 living grads (unth mail addresses) in the database: CAPT Charles C. Coley, USN (Ret.); CAPT Dennison C.Ambrose, SC, USN (Ret.); CAPT Donald A. Scherer, USN (Ret.); CAPT Earl W Logsdon, USN (Ret.); CAPT Eric L. Barr,Jr., USN (Ret.); CAPT Frank G. Marshall,Jr., USN (Ret.); CAPT Grayson Merrill, USN (Ret.); CAPT James C. Bendey, USN (Ret.); CAPT Joe M.Alexander, USN (Ret.); CAPTJohn B. Morland, USN (Ret.); CAPT Keith E.Taylor, USN (Ret.); CAPT Lester J. Stone, USN (Ret.); CAPT Marvin I. Rosenberg, USN (Ret.); CAPT Sidney D. B. Merrill, USN (Ret.); CAPT Wilham H. Lawrence, USN (Ret.); CAPT Wilham W KeUer, USN (Ret.); C D R Orvil L. Driver, USNR (Ret.); C D R Robert B. Crowell, USN (Ret.); C D R Robert H. Milbrath, USNR (Ret.); C D R Wilham C. Hembury, USN (Ret.); LtGen Victor H. Krulak, USMC (Ret.); Mr. Adelbert J. Davis,Jr.; Mr. Daniel E. Hanlon,Jr.; Mr.John C. Green; Mr. Stuart P. Miller; RADM Joseph B.Tibbets, USN (Ret.) / S / Grayson '34 ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: LIFE MEMBERSHIP:

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Sad news Chester Briggs died on 15 January in Annapolis.

Phyllis Snow Badger, widow of Rodney J. Badger who died in 2002, died on 18 January in Arhngton,VA. She and Rod had four children, nine grandchildren and fourteen great grandchildren. Her burial was in Arhngton Cemetery with Rod.

Birthday greetings This month the Class sends congratulations to Lewis L. Schock. Lew will reach the age of ninety-five on 2 April.

Finalritesfor Gene In mid-January, the submarine Pasadena distributed the ashes of Eugene Fluckey in the South China Sea, an area where many of his famous exploits took place.

Football and Stripes The recent flurry of stories on sport page noting the confluence of success on the football field of Zerbin Singleton '08 and his selection as USNA Brigade Commander have brought back memories ofJohn Nevin ShaSer, a football letterman and Regimental Commander in 1934-35. Zerbin Singleton was undoubtedly a more outstanding performer on the field, but remaining recollections of our Nev certainly causes members of'35 to beheve that no one could outshine him in all-around character and abihty. Nevertheless, we have reason to hope that in the years ahead Zerbin wiU manage to have an outstanding service career comparable to that of Nev, who died in 2001. On the side, while thinking about senior brigade/ regimental rank one can observe, although as a minor note, that various Superintendents of the Academy have inflated the long-standing and honorable designation of Midshipmen as constituting a regiment when viewed collectively.

The Superintendents have denoted the Academy's Midshipmen as a brigade when taken together thus promoting aU of them to the next higher level in the hierarchy of infantry organizations.

Obviously, there has been a corresponding enhancement in the title of the Midshipman at the top as well as the addition of a sixth stripe.

More memories The international conference held this past fall at the Academy brought understandable pride to USNA alumni by showing the respect the President of the United States holds in our Yard and, particularly, his choosing Memorial Hall to be the scene of the meeting. In the years 1896-1898, the renowned architect, Ernest Flagg, demonstrated skill and wisdom by designing a beautifully proportioned classic French Renaissance style room suitable for many great things.

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impressive space whose high ceihng and circular perimeter shapes it into a rotunda.

In his imaginative design Flagg made the residence of Midshipmen into a site fashioned for absorbing the significance of being a Naval Officer. H e placed Bancroft Hall above being a mere rephca of existing college dormitories by differentiating its design firom the ordinary. In keeping with tradition, everyone removes headgear on entering what became known colloquially as " M e m Hall." It has long been the place to take visitors to proudly show the paintings, flags and plaques relating to the battie history of the Navy. Old timen wUl recall another, although pedestrian, use of the sacred premises when Midshipmen of each of the four battahons, once a month on Sundays before the mandatory attendance at Chapel services, marched up there.

They then became exposed to a reading firom "Articles for the Government of the U S. Navy" to conform to the imposed compulsion set forth in the Articles. T h e portion on Court Martials of commanding officers for allowing a naval vessel to run aground made generations of Midshipmen award those sessions the informal tide of "Rocks and Shoals." O n 31 May 1951, however, the Uniform Code of Mihtary Justice superseded the Articles. T h e Code did not contain a requirement for its being read aloud so those onerous sessions came to an end.

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Emma Keats Baker and her great grandfather

Here is a picture of an eleven-month-old infant girl waiting for her hoHday dinner while being affectionately held in the arms of an ancestral codger w h o has managed still to be kicking around after eleven hundred fourteen months of hving.

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From the President I W h e n I was growing up in Adanta, GA, I never saw snow. I did experience sleet, hail, and fi-eezing rain. It was not until I arrived in Washington in 1932 that I first saw snowfall. I was there to enter the Naval Academy. I graduated with honor in 1936.1 have noticed that global warming is taking place. Polar ice is melting, causing polar bears to hunt fi-anticaUy for seals, their principal food. T h e same is taking place at the South pole. It is time for the entire nation to take action to help stop global warming.

Bill Price â&#x20AC;˘ Remembrance O u r column needs your help. Classmates and wddows please search your memories for some event, long or short, that pleased you: humorous, serious, and firightening or reflects just you. O n e of my memories follows. Cleveland CL55 was ordered to the Solomon Island in 1943 as part of Task Force 39â&#x20AC;&#x201D;four Cleveland class hght cruisers and Arleigh Burke's Litde Beavers. T h e destroyers did most of the sweeps up the Slot while the cruisers fouled them selves on their own garbage in port. We patrolled the slot with four D D ahead and four astern of the cruisers.

We departed TuUagi at 1600. We were snooped by Jap Aircraft just inside our AA gun range. W h e n we fired, the Jap could clear out before the projectiles arrived.

O n e Jap passed over a D D and dropped a bomb. At midnight all hands were served two ham sandwiches and more coffee.

T h e boiled ham could not have come firom a pig. My station was above the bridge. I visited the cooks to plead for spam sandwiches (I know spam has a dirty name, but it was superior to the ham).The next cruise up the slot Captain Andy Shepard confiscated my spam sandwiches.

The cooks then made 1500 ham and four spam sandwiches.

Commentary The colonies of North America were loyal to and supported Britain in the Seven Years war with France and Spain and the French-Indian in America. At the end of these wars in 1763, Britain was nearly bankrupt. King George III and his parhament heavily taxed the colonies and

treated the loyal Americans as mferior non-citizens. T h e years firom 1763 to 1775 were turbulent times. King George refused the Colonists' offer to compromise. T h e result was violence. General Gates sent troops to Concord to destroy rebel ammunition. Paul Revere made his famous midnight ride to warn the colonists that "the British are coming".

W h e n the British reached Lexington, the road to Concord was blocked by armed colonists. They were ordered to disperse. A momentous time in history was ticking away. If the colonists dispened there would be some sort of peace. If the rebels held their position it surely would mean war. There was silence and then a single shot was fired, by w h o m was never known.

The British opened fire, the Americans answered. W h e n the British fixed bayonets to charge, the Americans dispersed. They did not cotton to bayonets. T h e Revolutionary War began. It was 1775.

Americans first armed themselves to defend their rights and to decide whether or not to secede from Britain. It was the intransient King George that forced the war that led to independence. T h e audacity to declare independence firam the most powerftd nation in Europe defies behef Did the Colonial Congress consist of mad men? O r were they an extraordinary collection of brilhant determined patriots? AU 56 members of the Congress signed the Declaration of Independence and pledged "their hves, their fortune and sacred h o n o r " - they preferred freedom more than security.

They knew in advanced what their lot would be ff the colonies failed. During the war the British searched them out to Idll, brutahze or ruin.

Starting in the 1600s refugees of all classes emigrated fixim Great Britain and Europe to escape from persecution and tyranny and seeking personal and rehgious freedom. These people gave a hfetime of hard work that buUt thirteen American colonies out of an untamed wilderness. In October 1775 the Continental Congress assumed responsibihties of a central government. In the excitement of die day they forgot to provide an executive,judiciary and other departments. T h e president was elected fix)m members of congress. T h e overwhehned congressmen soon provided administrative departments.

O n 13 October 1777 these immigrants founded a new form of government, a repubhc,"of the people, by the people and for the people" and called it T h e United States of America.

There was a heated debate over authorizing a navy. Fortvmately two events sharpened the timid minds of congressmen. On 5 October inteUigence was received from a source in England that two brigs without convoy, laden with munitions, headed for Quebec. George Washington reported he had taken command of the Army at Boston and hired three schooners to cruise off Massachusetts to intercept enemy supply ships.These events restored Congressional fortitude (A note about Washington: He knew better how to employ a Navy dian many generals and congressmen. He also was the first to use armed vessels to attack British c a i ^ ships.)The legislators rushed to fit out two sailing vessels, armed with ten carriage guns, plus swivel guns, and manned by crews of eighty. This was die birth of the U.S. Navy. Both the Navy and the Army were estabhshed in time to join the Revolution.

It is not necessary to delve deeply into the American Revolution to reach the conclusion that it was a crazy mixed up war. The seeds of Revolutionary war were planted when the weird King George III ascended the throne. His reign was the most inept and corrupt in the history of England, rotten to the core. The nation was spht among George, his ministers (Germaine and North), royalty and officen that were separated firom the mihtary men. They were the only enfiunchised British people. The bulk of the population included; professionals, businessmen, peasants and the very poor. All had no vote, nofireedomand wrere badly treated. They were non citizens. The defeat of Great Britain in the American Revolution must be charged to the totally dysfunctional administration of George III, not to officen and men for there were never braver troops fighting for the flag of England.

Although the Revolution War was labeled crazy, Britain and the United States had different kinds of craziness.The British Army department failed to adequately support the needs of the army in America. The generals, which were used to feeding their army from the European countryside, were not prepared for the vast terrain of long distances, few roads and scattered inhabitants that yield scanty supphes. These obstacles baffled inept generalship.

The Congress of the United States started the war with a population that earned its personal and reUgious freedom with might and main and was fighting mad at Britain for trying to steal their

hard gained rights. They were mad enough to concurrendy fight three wars, with Britain, the Indians and colonials loyal to Britain. In the process an army and a navy had to be raised, trained and equipped. The rebel mihtia fighting men were converted to soldiers at Valley Forge

by Count von Steuban (Actually a German sergeant.) A naval committee was formed to equip and manage a Fleet.

During the War this new Navy sent to sea over fifty ships that intercepted enemy supphes, carried diplomats and correspondence to Europe and brought home ammunition. The Navy captured 200 British ships causing the British an unsolvable supply problem.

Although Colonist fought with the British in the French Indian War, France was willing to form a treaty wdth America to again fight Britain. She fiirnished Washington vwth troops, the French Fleet and ammunition.The British Fleet was defeated off the Capes ofVirginia closing the Chesapeake. CornwaUis, the inept general atYorktown, was surrounded by Washington's larger army, asked General Chnton, with an army to the north, to join him.The inept general CHnton refused. CornwaUis had no choice but surrender. This arrogant Brit refused to surrender to Washington, but instead sent a substitute. Washington refused to meet writh a substitute, sent his own to take the surrender.

Does not Winston ChurchiU's description of Russia, "It is a riddle wrrapped in a mystery inside an enigma," apply to our Revolutionary War? ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 19% IJFE MEMBERSHIP: 51%r PRES: CAPTJohn S. Slaughter, USN (Ret.) 3801 Canterbury Rd. #812 Baltimore, MD 21218 E: captnjack228@gmail.com VICE PRES: Meredith Minter Hinkle Daughter of Charlie Minter '31 3603 Prince William Drive Fairfax,VA 22031; E: mahink@cox.net C O R R . SECTS: RADM Robert B. Eriy, USN (Ret.) E: BERlyl914@aol.com and CAPT Edvrard S. Arentzen, USN (Ret.) E: arentzenm@earthlink.net Submit all posted material to: Bob Erly 830 Country Club Lane, Coronado, CA 92118-2411; P: 619-435-8919 If by email, submit to: Erly with a to Arentzen

The February weather has been cooperative; we did not have to postpone our Valentine Day meeting. Nine of us attended sitting side by side in two tables.

As could be expected, Charhe grabbed the table with four wonderftilValentines: Margaret BeU, Elsie Mack, Meredith

Hinkle and Anne Kern. Jack was up to only three: Bess Slaughter, Mary Minter and Jean Stein. Just shows that Charhe is stiU our mentor.

Swampy and Jean Stein had planned to attend but one of those nasty problems we oldies experience reared its ugly head at the last minute and they had to bypass.

Ade Rich had a conffict, which took priority: a young sister was celebrating her 90th birthday.

The meeting measured up, food was delicious (speciahty was lobster, but only four ordered), conversation hvely (although pohtics were on everyone's mind, we foUowed wardroom custom and bit our tongues).We noted with regret that Charhe Meigs had joined Davey Jones Locker leaving us with only 23 known hving classmates.

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 17% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 67% PRES: RADM M.H. Rindskopf, U S N (Ret.) 7101 Bayfiont Dr. #324,Annapolis,MD 21403 E: mrindskopf@comcast.net CHAIRMAN, WASH. AREA: CAPT Hugh M. Robinson, USN (Ret.) 8101Connecticut Ave., Chevy Chase, MD 20815 E: 301-656-4656

M O R E O N THE STORY FROM THE PAST: In the January-February SHIPMATE is story ofWynVarney's visit to the RindskopPs in which she promised to teU us more about her life with NeweU. So read with pleasure.

M"... our honey-moon wUl shine our life-long: its beams wUl only fade over your grave or mine." (C. Bronte - Jane Eyre") Sixteen marvelous years began with a disaster: as NeweU wrote to then class secretary, Capt. Snowden Arthur," While making the passage from Virgin Gorda, BVI, for Beaufort, NC,TROUBLE and I were run down by a tanker about 60 rrules east of Frying Pan Tower. T R O U BLE was sunk, having been mortaUy wounded, and I floated off her with only the clothes I happened to be wearing. As a result I have lost aU records of addresses and telephone numbers â&#x20AC;&#x201D; as weU as everything else I owned. Swimming in the Gulf Stream is hardly to be recommended: I was picked up 2 ? hours later."

The date was 9 June 1981.

After prolonged legal wrangUng with the oil company and determined to return to sea, NeweU sought TROUBLE's designer, naval architect Cyrus Hamlin and, writh minor changes, she was rephcated in Maine at Brookhn Boat Yard, under the watchful eye of boatyard owner, naval architect, Joel White.

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3 CLASS N E W S "TROUBLE was launched on 18 July 1985 ~ 1030Q. Interval: 4 years, 1 month, 9 days, 5 hours, 45 mins!!" reads the first entry in a new spiral-bound log.

And that's when we met.

Inviting a peripatetic oceangoing sailor for a lobster dinner seemed obvious.

"How do you cook them?" he asked.

"Steamed."

"How?" "On a bed of seawreed."

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We talked. And talked. And talked.

When we weren't together, we wrote long letters. The foUowing Christmas, he phoned me in England to propose.

When I moved aboard TROUBLE, it was immediately obvious that she was maimed by bachelor: the first item on our shopping hst was plastic storage bags.

NeweU, puffing on his pipe, watched with arms folded as I organised and stowed the contents of the disheveled cabin. Taking the pipe firom his mouth, he commented, "We'U have to rename the boat."

"Why?" "Obviously we have to caU her Ziploc."

We compromised: the dinghy, a coUapsible inflatable, hved in a canvas bag on the foredeck when not in use. She was caUed ZIPPLOC. "We don't need a shore base," said NeweU, even as TROUBLE's waterline was raised to accommodate gear for two people stowed aboard a boat designed for one. Wanting to keep TROUBLE in the water year-round, we wintered her at Seapath Marina, WrightsvUle Beach, N C and found a smaU condo in Wilmington.

Disappointingly, the wreather was too cool and moist in winter - and too hot and humid in the spring - to complete even a fraction of the varnishing and painting we had planned. And the marine growrth which rapidly overspread her bottom was unlike anything we'd ever encountered, yielding only to the ministrations of a diver accoutered with scrapers and industrial strength scrubbers.

In March of 1989, we were married in Baltimore at the home of our dear friend, Anne Healy. Remrning to North Carohna, NeweU headed for the marina to commune with TROUBLE, check her systems, charge her batteries and update the log. "It's nice to be hcit," he wrote.

Thanksgiving and Christmas spent with the air conditioning running fiiU blast seemed hardly festive - and we tired of being told, "Yankees go home." In the summer of 1992, we looked at houses in

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Brooklin, ME, hoping to find something affordable. Eccentrics, we decided on a run-down late 1880s farmhouse with a smaU barn, on about an acre of rocky land, strewrn with glacial eratics - about 1/4 nule iiJand fiom Blue HUl Bay and 88 feet above MLW.We bought the place in October 1992 and, after expending princely sums, Easdedge became more or less habitable in time for Thanksgiving 1993. Writing to Deke Ela, NeweU complained that maintaining a house was far more deleterious to one's finances than was the upkeep of a wooden boat!

The foUowing spring found us harvesting Maine's most prolific crop: rocks. Wishing to create a smaU woldflower meadow, we dug and turned and raked an area deep and large enough to provide a supply of rocks sufficient for NeweU to bmld long expanses of stone walls and for me to require a hip replacement!

In the spring of 1987, NeweU had protested, "I'm not a pet person," as Tiki came aboard, complete with htterbox, and rapidly convinced him otherwise. When we lost her to an a^ressive adeno-carcinoma in 1994, the man who was not a pet person cried. Meanwhile, he was being watched by a semi-feral Maine Coon cat; Thomas soon appointed himself NeweU's guardian and wras seldom far fiom his side and alwrays ready for food.

Indoors, Tobermory, a Siamese mix rescue cat of questionable inteUigence and a happy disposition loudly claimed NeweU's attention - and lap.

NeweU was a self-described "scientific dUettante" with far-ranging interests and very definite, conservative opinions. First and foremost, of course, came the Navy; sailing, oceanographic geology, meteorology, history, philosophy and trees, coal salt, pruning - books overflowed the bookcases and were pUed on the floor, along with the thirty journals to which he subscribed.

Equipped with a one-man crosscut saw and an axe, NeweU turned his attentions to the half acre of woodland to the west of the house, removing dead and dying evergreens and providing a good supply of hardwood logs for our woodburning stove - a necessity in an area where power outages are not uncommon, especiaUy in the wrinter months.

I returned to nursing at a privately owned out-patient facUity in EUsworth, some 23 mUes distant and the location of our nearest traffic hght. The clinic was owrned by friends NeweU and Jane Garfield, feUow sailors and photographers.

NeweUfinaUydecided to seU TROUBLE; she wasn't being used, largely due to my

unpredictable schedule and storage became increasin^y expensive.

FoUowing NeweU's surgeries in 1993 and 1994, we continued to make semiaimual foUow-up visits to Baltimore, often staying with Deke and Janet Ela, with whom we spent some of our most memorable times. After Janet's death, Deke made a circuit of New England classmates, staying for several days with us before going on to Ralph and Lo Weymouth in Vermont, on his way back to Annapohs.

In October of 2002, NeweU was found to have a particularly aggressive prostate cancer. He began a series of hormone injections as a prelude to a prolonged course of radiation, which was interrupted by the 65th reunion of the Class of'38, and again, in August for a family memorial service in Towrson.

Radiation was completed in early September, leaving NeweU enervated.

The oncologist at Cancer Care of Maine pronounced him "cured" of prostate cancer - however, he had developed metastatic disease. Even as he spoke of recovery, he continued to fade and, after being temporarUy admitted to a rehab unit, he died on 3 November 2003.

His ashes were scattered at sea the foUowing summer.

NeweU and I were fortunate; we enjoyed each other's friends and they seemed to reciprocate. More amazingly, we successfiaUy merged two famihes without problems: theVarneys, more reproductive than the Drakes, have contributed nieces and nephews and their famihes - ditto "greats" and "great grands." NeweU gave me a stepson and his offipring; I provided a brother who caUed NeweU,"... my brother, and not just in law" and an Aunt who adored him. AU of which goes to prove that, while "a collision at sea can ruin your whole day," it can contribute immeasurably to your future." â&#x20AC;˘ As an epitaph, we include an email fiom Wyn to NeweU's great friend, Deke Ela, our long-time class secretary, and another from our New England Classmate Ralph and Lo Weymouth:

â&#x20AC;˘ Hi Deke, NeweU would have said that the house couldn't hold 35-40 people!

WeU, rU begin at the beginning! 19tfi June dawned appropriately foggy. Having arrived over the course of the preceeding week, assorted Varneys and my brother, BUI Drake, assembled at die Brookhn Boat

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Yard, leaving friends ashore to help with final preparations at home. Our friend, GiSy FuU (NeweU's feUow debater, possessor of venous salavater and marine sur\"evor), ferried us out to "sea'. lERICHO BAY doesn't quite quahfi,- as open ocean; it's south of BLUE HILL BAY and populated with rocks and islands. 2. Inm from BW BELL "EE" at die eastern end of EGGEMOGGIN REACH, on a course of 139T. hes EGG ROCK, marked by R ••8A" and BELL R'S'.There, GOLDEN RINGS was duDcded back. PeteVamey. NeweU's son. said a tew words and. in turn, we, using NeweU's enameUed Pusser's rum mug, scattered his ashes overboard, foUo\\ing each mug-fuU \^"ith sprigs ot cedar. The day closed down fiirther, fog giving way to dnzzle. which gave \\'ay to rain as we returned to the dock.

The celebration at home was kept indoors by mother nature; appropriate, but disappointing, as no one saw that the garden bloomed Blue and Gold.Wsm • • Hi^^S-n: So I have to admire NeweU for completing his life so weU. I knew NeweU fairly weU at the Academy and reaUv hked him. But our careers thereafter onlv rarely crossed paths. In retirement I foUowed his sailing at a distance but \\"ith special interest. Also his independence of thought though I never did get deep into his thinking. Yet I was sure I was on fi^quenc\- with him. Our few exchanges with you two in Annapolis last May confirmed that. I do wish I had succeeded in learning more since I treasure the reinforcement I obtain from it. Alas, our Navy professional mates are generaUy a smbbom, narrow conservative lot who have not foUowed the evolution of their feUow men, of war and of the bigger world around. Ralph We\Tnouth • THE 70TH REUNION: By the time you read this, those of you who sent a deposit wUI have received our BuUetin # 3 which includes the final program and an important attachment with costs associated with each event. We ask that you turn it around quickly and get your money in to the Alumni Association (Class of 1938 Reunion), positively pnor to 1 May 2008, the date by which best rate hotel reservations at Loews must be made as weU. Again, we say that those of you who did not send a deposit for myriad reasons, we reahze, can stiU join in the fun. Just let your Class President and Reunion Committee Chair know—and we wUl work it out. Need we

say again that the festivities are 1-4 June 2008, scheduled so that it includes the date of our graduation, 2 June, when we shook FDR's hand.

2008 LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE: The 25th Leaders Conference spawned by our generous "early 50th Reunion" gift to the Superintendent was again run in great part by the Midshipmen.

Attendees came from five Mihtary academies.including Canada, and 22 Universities and coUeges who joined with some 6o midshipmen to ponder "Leadership Beyond Barriers".The speakers were uniformly exceUent, led by a fiery Forrestal lecture by Dr. Sam Betances which reaUy got the entire Brigade charged up. The three panels, one of students in which the Six-striper Zerbin Singleton, the footbaU star last season participated, rwo of educators and current and former mihtary discussed diversity in its many manifestations, and responded to many cogent questions. The comments of aU the attendees were uniformly favorable with many expressing their thanks to the Class of 1938 which, as in the everv' conference past, were in the front row—this year Bob McNitt, Hugh Robinson, and Mike Rindskopf.

ONE HAPPY STORY: Alan McFarland jr, the son of one of the steUar athletes in our Class, reports that his eldest daughter, Fiona, wUl graduate in the upper ranks of the Class of 2008. She was a four striper and captain of the Women's Crew. Betty, Alan sr's widow, wUl be staying in a chartered yacht in Annapohs durig Graduation week.

Classmates are encouraged to drop in for a visit.We welcome Fiona into the ranks of USNA Alumnae and wish her every success in her chosen career.

ANDA BITTERSWEET TALE: Johrmy Haines, the eldest son of our Captain John and Winn was the first Dolphin Scholar in 1961—^winner of a four-year coUege scholarship awarded by the Submarine Force to deser\dng ofispring of submariners. Johnny, former General Counsel for the Panama Canal Company, and a current resident of Panama, was honored during ceremonies in NorfoUc.VA last faU.We salute him!

But, while we were talking with Johnny, he informed us that his Mother,Winifred, had died in Virginia Beach on 2 February 2008 at age 91 after a very lengthy Ulness.

Winn was a tireless advocate of underprivileged children and started what became the first "Head Start" program in Virginia Beach. She is survived by uvo sons,John L.jumor and wife Esther,

Ralph and wife Betrie and daughter Mary Anne, nine grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Services were held in Vurginia Beach on 9 February, 2009.

Memorial contributions may be made to the Wesmiinister Canterbury Foundation 3100 Shore Drive,Virgmia Beach Beach, VA 23451.

OUR SAD NEWS REPORT: We have learned that MarybeUe Carde, wddow of Freeland who died in 1987, passed away on 15 January 2008. We quote the obituary • "MarybeUe Carde, 92, died January 15, 2008, at University Hospitals. MarybeUe was born in Sahda, Colorado. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree from WeUesley CoUege in Massachusetts as a creative writing major and a masters degree in education from Boston University. She married Freeland H. Carde, a graduate of the Naval Academy in Annapohs, Maryland. MarybeUe was an Enghsh teacher who chaired the Enghsh Department at Hempstead High School in New York for many years. She was a wise counselor, a warm and loving woman, and a courageous friend who never lost her sense of humor. MarybeUe is survived by her children, Carol and Gary Fethke, Margret Carde, and Scott and Mary Carde, seven grandchildren, and five great grandchildren. Her husband Freeland and her son. Hank preceded her in death. There wiU be no memorial service; she asked that in heu of flowers, a donation be made to the Carol Fethke scholarship fund through the University of Iowa Foundation." • We also must report that our classmate, Desttoyer driver, sailor, and author, Captain Lodwick Afford died in his sleep on 19 December 2007 while visiting his wife's home town of Sylvester, GA. Services were held on 7 Januars' 2008, with burial at Arhngton on 6 February. A fuU obituary wUI appear in Last CaU at a later date.

FinaUy, the saddest story of aU: Rosahe Brown, a long-time resident at Winchester Canterbury in Winchester, VA lost the youngest of her four chUdren when Anderson Brown died in in his sleep in Poway, CA on 27 January 2008. R o lost her daughter, Ro Anne, and her second son, Rob, Class of'65 in July and August 2005. Her eldest son. Colonel Donald E. Brown, USA (ret), his wife and family survive, along with her grandchildren and great-grandchildren.The Class offers its deepest sympathy to R o and her farrdly.

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39-42 CLASS N E W S ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 10% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 55% P l ^ S : CAPT Robert B.Wood, USN (Ret.) E: rbwacnv@aol.com C O R R . S E C Y : Ronnie Wood 1525 South 23rd St.,Arlington,VA 22202 THIRTY-NINE ON LINE: docabbot(@aol.com ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 17% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 62% PRES: CAPT E. A. Rodgers, USN (Ret.) (I-I-'iiifcr) 3609 S. Banana River Blvd. #414, Cocoa Beach, FL 32931; H. 321-784-4894 (Summer) P. O. Box 656, Bucksport, ME 04416; H:207-469-3562 E: earodgers@juno.com HONORARY VICE PRES: Wendi Winters Daughter of Leigh "Early" Cosart Winters 1007 Magothy Park Lane Annapohs, Maryland 21403-5300 H / O : 410-349-0945; C: 410-562-4189 E: wendi@quantuinstep.com SECY: CAPTJohn H. Sims, USN (Ret.) 726 Lakeside Court, Danville, CA 94526 H:925-820-3954 E: JHSlMS@AOL.COM

As promised last month, the Bay Area Group (BAG) had its periodic Sunday brunch at Crow Canyon Country Club in DanvUle to fUl the duU weekend between the last NFL playoff game and the Super Bowl. The attendance was large and enthusiastic: Carmen and Baldy Baldwin, for the first time in a long time and the first time ever for Carmen, Isabel and Swede Carlson, Betty and Pat Clancy, B e n Frana and his friend Joyce Crowther, O z z i e Osborne, John Sims, and Ann ( D o c Weatherup's daughter) and Stan Gage, for an even dozen. We hadn't expected Toshiko Osborne, w h o was suffering from cold/flu symptoms.

Florence Smith (Snuflfy) had planned to be present but caOed the day before and said she just didn't think she ought to drive that far. So tomorrow I'm going over to Los Gatos and have lunch with her and teU her aU about it. Also my friend, Kathe MitcheU, had planned to co-host with me but ended up down with "whatever was going around". We had notes of regret from: Lois Matusek (Vic), who reported a new address in an assisted living residence.

Concord Royale apt. #123,4230 Clayton Rd., Concord, CA 94521; Gloria Sweatt (Bob), w h o had a conflict with her son's appearance in a band concert, but she reported that she had made a trip to visit her first great grandchild; and Stu Steuckert down in Carmel, who requested that we include him in a loud " 4 N " for Navy's victory over Army. I also had a phone message from Eunice Shepard J i m Milliken) explaining that she had no way to get to the brunch, but

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wished she did. There were the usual sea stories among those present, including a wild tale by Ozzie Osborne about his hfe on Saratoga in the aftermath of Pearl Harbor. H e was in the black gang and they were doing a lot of steaming around in those days. It seems the Chief Engineer had a deal going with a friend in the refuehng business where he was getting supphes of oil from time to time off the record. His engineering efficiency/fuel economy therefore was outstanding. There was a period of extended steaming when they didn't have a chance to get either regular or off the record refuehng and supphes were low. H e reported the situation to the skipper with a request that they put in to Pearl for resupply.The skipper said no need, they were getting such good mileage he was sure they could stay out a while longer. So the frantic engineer got another friend on the flag staff to get Saratoga ordered back to Pearl. They made it, and as they got the first hne ashore the fires went out. True story, Ozzie claims.

And for that Ozzie was left holding the BAG bag to arrange the next brunch — also it was his turn.

Skip Appleton, w h o has continued to do research and writing on Navy matters as befits a PhD, offers the foUowing for your consideration: I beheve this class has the longest and broadest wartime history of any U S N A class ever. (60th graduation anniversary Class history put together by BiU Carpenter is stUl available on the net via U S N A Alumni Assn — Class Histories section). Some of the W W I I combat "lessons learned" that apply to ships being designed and buUt today are discussed in the forms of about 100 articles on a current website titled www.dacom.com/fighting-ability/. Each article can be opened from the net (or can be forwarded by emaU without cost).The central propositions are that fighting abUities in new ships could be enhanced by simphfying shipboard organization, making battle training goals visible to aU hands, controUing administrative workloads, and strengthening protection of crewmembers. OveraU website is being cited to major commanders and to aU ship COs. CoUection of experiences and cogent thoughts is stUl going on.

Comments, opinions, suggestions, and stories from classmates would be sincerely appreciated (not a profit-making enterprise) D o n Murray '47, in reminiscing about his introduction to Crabtown by the Bay, offers a warm recoUection of Mary and Mike Alpert:

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• In June 1943 I was on the tram headed for U S N A , having just graduated from high school in St. Cloud. M N . Arriving in Baltimore late one evening I got on the B&A (ToonerviUe troUey).As we approached Annapohs a beautifiil young lady asked me ff I would see her home.

She had been shopping in Baltimore. I was happy to accept. We got in a cab with many other customers and finaUy arrived at Dream's Landing. She took me upstairs to meet Mike, w h o was already turned in.

After a short visit I mentioned I'd better go find a hotel room. N o way, said Mary.

You are staying with us. I coUected my maU at Weems (School of Navigation) and took my physical. M y last night at Alperts, they had a party to send me off, and the next day, 25 June 1943 I was sworn in, in Memorial HaU. I did locate them one other time in Navy Housing, Oahu. I have been forever indebted to the Alperts and wUl never forget the young lady (who looked hke Deanna Durbin) w h o was so kind to me. 11 I had a Semper Fi card from G e n e Dueber, w h o survived four years in the HeUcats and then the Marine Corps, and ended up as a horse fancier, specificaUy participating in dressage (see picture in November 2006 Shipmate). H e reports that he has overcome some health problems and now has three ponies to take care of, one of which is a gorgeous colt which he bred last July. He's pleased to have survived the rains and floods which descended on the great Northwest several months ago.

I had lunch with MarUouise Lewis (Dave) the other day. She is still enjoying her home in the Rossmore retirement community and her active bridge club.

She hasn't made it to a B A G brunch lately, but we keep We got notice of the death of D a v e D a v e n p o r t 3 February in Bloomington, IL. H e is survived by his wife, Dorothy, two chUdren, Stephen and Judith, two grandchUdren, and three great-grandchUdren. Services were 8 February with interment at Evergreen Memorial Gardens.

O u r long-time Class President Bill Carpenter asked that his body be donated to the Virginia State Medical School system. O n c e they were finished they cremated him and returned his ashes to Mary, w h o is n o w hving with their daughter in Sahsbury, M D . T h e y have scheduled a'conTinitmenTrinumrneht ceremony to have his ashes placed in the Columbarium at U S N A on Monday 7 April at 1330. That, of course, is very

close after the time this issue wiU be dehvered. Meanwhile Betty Seim and Wendi Winters are getting the word around the Annapohs/Washington area.

The famUy would hke to have any classmates who are in the area attend the ceremony. We are stiU struggling to keep up with aU the things that BiU took care of so capably for so many years for our Class. If you have any questions, the contact information for Wendi is at the top of the colunm.

Also shordy after this issue is dehvered the elections for Alunmi Association officen and trustees wUl close.You should have received the materials some time ago. 1 urge you to find out about those candidates for whom you have the opportunity to vote â&#x20AC;&#x201D; A N D VOTE. In view of the conttoversy surrounding the Trustees and this election, it may very hkely attract a greater mrn-out than usual.

As a final note please refer up to the fint item. If you are curious about the absence of any photos from the BAG bmnch write-up, there is an explanation.

Swede Carlson was the only one there with a camera. As he tried to snap the second picture, nothing happened. After several more firtile attempts we reached the conclusion that the battery had died.

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cold),Tucker EUiot and Betty Sterling. I know they must have had a good time that's the way it is in PonteVedra. Out in Coronado CA, Cliff Lenz spent several days in the hospital with some internal problems and his son and daughter came for a visit to get him home safely. 1 talked to Chff after he got home and he sounded good to me so things seem to be mending. In Virginia, Evelyn and Bob Hailey have moved into a very popular retirement home, Chambrel in WiUiamsburg.

Evelyn broke her hip and Bob had a severe back problem so they decided this was the right time for the move. Evelyn treated the retirement community to an exceUent talk about her father, Charles Momsen, '20, and the USS Squalus rescue.VADM Momsen also invented the invaluable Momsen Lung. In October, the Haileys attended their sixth USS WaUer (which Bob commanded) reunion in Baltimore and also got in visits to New Jersey and the Outer Banks of North Carohna. At the end of 2007,Jean and Frank Cuccias took a cruise that wound up in Tampa, FL. On the way to visit friends on the East Coast, they delighted Julie and me with an overnight visit in Naples. We had a lot of ground to cover m their too short of a visit but it was stUl o;reat fun.

By now you have received the Alumni Association 2008 baUot and some of you have probably already voted. If not, be sure to cast your vote before 18 April. In previous years alumni's voting has been very poor so this new system is being tried for the first time. If you did not receive a baUot or lost it, please caU 1-800-218-4026 and get a new one.

Please let's make this a banner election year On 7 February, the foUowing assembled at the PonteVedra Club in Florida where we used to have some wonderful 7 February celebrations: Mary Love and, Katie and and daughter Kathy Weitzel from the frozen North, Jeanne and Ray Welch, Tom Wolfe (Tina was out with a

I hope you ready for the exciting April birthdays for which Diamonds signify Innocence and you glorify them with Sweet Peas and Daisies. Here are the ones on which to spend your money and good wishes: Bennett, CoUins, Crenshaw, Edwards, Fears, Hart, Richard HiU, McLeUon, Merdinger, Messer, Plaxco and Tebo.

Just one change for your rosters this month: Bob HaUey, 3800Treyburn Drive, Apt.B113,Wmiamsburg VA 23185, phone 757-229-0272.

Notv that you have read the column, remember to VOTE. ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 1 1 % LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 63%

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 5% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 7 3 % PRES,CHMN & SECY: CAPTVictor Delano, USN (Ret.) 865 - 9di Avenue South #201 Naples, FL 34102-8225 H; 239^17-9174; FAX: 239-530-0073 E: vdeIano@1941 .usna.com WEB SITE: www.usna.com/classes/1941

at Arhngton. 1 am sure you aU join me in sending our condolences to George's family and our thanks to George 111 for keeping us informed. In January, we also lost the lovely MU Jones in LaJoUa.Just before Christmas 2007, she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer. She spent a few days in the hospital, returned home and after a few weeks she died on 9 January. I know that aU who knew her wiU always remember her dehghtful hospitality and contagious good humor. She and BiU were a great pair. Jean and Dave Byrd, Bill McReynolds and Rollo Rieve attended the memorial service in the Church by the Sea in La JoUa. I understand that BUI has moved and I'U give you his new address as soon as I get it. In the meantime, the whole family has our deepest sympathy and understanding at this difficult time.

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Since last month our numbers have been reduced. On 30 January in California we lost George Brandt who had been 01 for some time. The brief email from George III which reached me just before sending in this column said that his father just "faded away." He was buried on 10 March

PRES: CAPT Ken Simmons, USN (Ret.) E: kensimmons02@comcast.net SEC Y: CDR R.S. Day, USN (Ret.) 2426 Chestnut St., Falls Church.VA 22043-3052 E; hapday@erols.com

The annual Sweetheart Luncheon on 13 February was notable in more than one way. An ice storm the night before threatened to force canceUation of the event and a charge of $700 by the Club. Our event guru. Dale Reed, was on the phone at 0630 after deciding that a delay of an hour might ensure that most of those signed up could attend and the club could accommodate the change. His heroic efforts were rewarded with a fuU house when Hap offered the invocation.

Those who did brave the ice to join Barbara & Dale included Charlotte & Ken Simmons, Rufe Porter, Rita & JT HiU, Kieran & Jack MitcheU, Muff & Norm Nash, Rene Griffith, Peggy SmaU, JoAnn & Jerry MiUer, Angehque Kidd, April 2008

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Peg & Jake GHck,Whitey Feighmer, Pat & Art Rawson, Jan & Bill Houser, Hap Day and daughter EUen, Peggy Tofalo and Eleonora Meier T h e highhght of these luncheons over the year has been the drawing of the name of the year's Class Sweetheart. Honored this year was Muff Nash w h o was presented with a bouquet of long stem roses by the '07 Sweetheart Pat Rawson. Dale then caUed up the men (the Book Club Harmonizers) to join Jerry MUler at the piano for a rendering of three weU-known melodies: Doum by the Old Mill Stream. Let Me Call You Sweetheart.znd Navy Blue and Gold.The choice of these favorites was not only timely but showed the range of the singers brought to near perfection at the previous Book Club gathering by its organizer and director,Jack Crawford.

He, unfortunately, was hung up at the last minute and could not attend the luncheon.

O n 22 January 2008, George Gardes departed this sphere. H e grew up in the Dayton O H , area and had always considered himseffa native of that area.

However, he had moved to a Presbyterian retirement home in AusteU, GA, in the late 1990's where he died. O n graduation from the Acacemy, he seved in sequence m SAMPSON, L O F B E R G and C. H, R O A N , what he caUed the "standard six years of sea duty after graduation." This sequence was pleasandy broken in 1945 when George met Ensign Jeanne Smith at the N O B O ' C l u b in NorfoUc, and latter marrid her. His career continued with command of the destroyer escorts R O B E R T S and H A R V E S O N foUowed by a tour of duty at Guantanamo Bay and later in the Atlantic Training Command.

Then back to command of D D R O ' H A R E and a tour in the Pentagon to wind up his 20 years of naval service.

Setthng in Columbus, O H , he developed an expertise in investment real estate and enjoyed significant achievements in that profession before retiring in Georgia.

This provided the wherewithal and independence to hve comfortably with plenty ot time to travel George said his greatest source of pride was his famUy. Jeanne and aU four of his chUdren exeeUed in their chosen fields; one son graduating from the Air Force Academy ('72) and one from West Point ('68).

Survivors include his wife Jearme, the two sons George A. Gardes,Jr., and Paul Gardes and two daughters Ann Maikoff and Susan KendaU

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Layton Allen died peacefiiUy in his sleep on 7 January 2008 in his Heron Point home, in Chestertown, DE. H e attended Friends School in Wilmington where he. was born and hved untU 1992 when he moved to Heron Point. H e graduated from Severn School before entering the Naval Academy. O n graduation from the Academy, Layton served in C O L O R A D O , IOWA, R A N G E R and L E X I N G T O N . H e earned a Purple Heart in the later in November 1944 along with a Presidential Unit Citation.

H e completed naval ffight ttaining in Pensacola, pinning on his "wdngs" as the war was ending. In 1943, he had married Anne Taylor Landon of Norfolk and Wilmington.

After leaving the Navy at the end of the war, he worked briefly for National Vulcanized Fiber until he was hired by Travelers Insurance Co. H e spent many years as a successful agent and earned membership in the MiUion DoUar Roundtable. In 1968 he formed a brokerage firm from which he retired in 1982.

Throughout his hfe he was devoted to three things: famUy, genealogy and N a w footbaU. H e is survived by his wffe Anne; sons Layton,Jr. ('66), George and Pachard. and daughter_Martha and their spouses, four grandchildren and five great grandchUdren. Interment was held at the Chestertown Emmanuel Episcopal Church on 26 January.

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 12% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 64% PRES: CAPT E.A. Robie, USN (Ret.) 2111 River Crescent Dr.,Annapolis, MD 21401 H: 410-224-0850; E: edrobie@aol.com SEC Y: CAPT LesUe R. Heselton Jr., USN (Ret.) 7101 Bay Front Dr., Apt. 61 I.Annapolis, MD 21403 H: 410-216-9629; E: He5elton43@1943.usna.com

Remembrance I have been informed by Karen Yarger that her mother, Ann Hardy Hanson, of Chula Vista, CA, passed away quiedy at home in the care of Hospice on 18 Dec 2007 after a brief batde with leukemia.

Ann was the widow of Ralph " S w e d e " H a n s o n . Services were held 8 Jan 2008 in the Litde Chapel of the Roses, Glen Abbey Memorial Park, Bonita, CA. Ann Is survived by her daughter, Karen H.Yarger, of Chula Vista, her sons Thomas of Clear Water, FL and David of La Mesa, CA, granddaughter. Amy, and great-grandson, Alex of Arvada, C O .

Richard Oscar M a d s o n passed away 5 Jan 2008 at Bay Lakes assisted hving facUity,Virginia Beach, VA after

about a year of faihng health. H e wiU be interred at Arhngton National Cemetery later with fuU mihtary honors. Dick is survived by his wife of 62 years, Betty Bow MUler Madson of McLean, VA, and daughter, Noxie Reese ofVirginia Beach; sons, Richard Jr of Suffolk and R o b e r t of Solomons, M D ; seven grandchUdren and five great-grandchUdren.

William CabeU M o o r e of R i c h m o n d died on 8 Jan 2008 surrounded by farrdly. Memorial services were held 10 Jan at St Stephens Episcopal Church, R i c h m o n d . BiU is survived by his wife of 63 years, Maggie, and his three chUdren: LucUe Ackerly of Richmond, Eleanor Hyde ofWilson, N C , and WUUam Jr of Richmond, as weU as several grandchUdren and great-grandchUdren!

Miles Finley With the help of Bill G o o d e , John Lobdell performed some of his usual investigation by finding that MUes is no longer at Solana Beach but is now at 3890 Nobel Drive U n i t 1001, San Diego, CA 92122 and that his wffe, Barbara, was deceased 23 N o v 2006. Later John found that MUes is suffering firom Alzheimer's to such an extent that his son, Donald, and caretaker is at about the end of his rope and is asking for help. Anyone in the Walnut Creek area that could give Donald a htde help or advice would be deeply appreciated. Contact Donald Finley at DBFINLEY(ghotmaU.com or 510-421-8590.

More investigation John also found that two more widows were deceased: Irene C. Martin, widow of Neal Martin, died 19 Mar 2006, m Citrus Heights, CA, and Elsie J White, widow ofJoseph F W h i t e , Jr., died 21 Mar 2005, in West\vood, M A .

How to break up a good friendship D a n Karcher relates the foUowing as his contribution to the R e u n i o n Essays: â&#x20AC;˘ "WhUe on leave after Youngster Cruise, I met a lovely blond debutante and invited her to the Academy for die first hop of the season. She accepted providing I coiUd find a date for her roommate and travehng companion w h o she said was "lots of fun, a good dancer, and great horsewomen", which shoiUd have made me suspicious!

"With this description it was almost impossible to find anyone wUhng for a bhnd date, but I finaUy persuaded one of my roommates, Zeke ZecheUa to be "die goat". O f course Zeke was going steady with Jean w h o he planned to marry after

graduation but he felt sorry for me and agreed to help out.

"The girl arrived in a convertible with a dog decked out in a bright Princeton blanket. We had planned to take the girls out to dinner but since they had just had a snack weren't hungry but watched us, and the dog. gorge ourselves at Carvel HaU. We soon discovered that Zeke's date might be "lots of fun and a good dancer" but she was much more of a "horsewomen" than a desirable date!

"The girls dressed slowly and made us late for the hop resulting in Zeke and I later exercising with rifles. The hop was a disaster! No body would cut in on Zeke.

My date turned out to be a ffirt, practicaUy ignoring me, whUe Zeke got an earfiU on fox hunting including how a successful himter got "bloodied". Oh yes, his date was fascinated that we could roU back the roof of Dahlgren HaU to fire the two naval guns on the dance floor at targets dowm the river!

"When the girls opined they might want to depart early the next day' Zeke and I almost together said "how can we help you get off?" Zeke eventuaUy forgave me for fixing him up with a real "brick" and I learned that beauty is reaUy only skin deep. That was the last I ever saw of my lovely blonde." H Happy Birthday Jim Taylor who was originaUy in our class during plebe year until mmed back into '44 caUed and wished to say Happy Birthday (88 on 11 Mar) to his plebe year roommate Moose Grossetta. They have remained good fiiends aU these years!

Another Author I received a note from Wally Ponder who said that he had tried to e-maU me a couple of years ago but that the message did not go through- His message was: • "When I retired to the Bahamas in 1961 I started writing novels on an occasional rainy day the first one I wrote, Kona Wind, has now been pubhshed and is available at most big book stores It's not a Navy storey although it's very much about the sea. If you're a saUor you'U love it. And ff South Seas romance is your thing, weU, you won't be disappointed there either...

"Physical problems, not mental, keep me from performing as I'd hke to. I devour Shipmate every month and say Hi to what's left of the Annapohs, Washington contingent" Wally Ponder. Proud to be '43! •

Searching Edward D Haas.Jr, is looking for any information, pictures, records, etc. about his father, Edward D. Haas, who was a member of the class during our plebe year. He was medicaUy discharges June 13, 1940. If anyone has any information please send it to Edward by e-maU at ehaas2nd(^yahoo.com or to me for forwarding Hemdon Monument There has been quite a lot of chatter around Annapohs since the Academy Superintendent announced that he was changing the rides for Plebe Recognition and particularly the Herndon Monument Chmb. Most of the activities for Plebe famihes wiU be ehminated to concentrate on honoring the graduates.The monument chmb wdU be moved untU after graduation and it wiU have rule changes to promote safety! Many comments are being made about the need to retain traditions and claims that the climb has been conducted since 1910! FinaUy Jim Cheevers, Curator of the USNA Museum, pubhshed a note on the history of the chmb and, as many of you know, it was actuaUy started in 1940 by the Class of '43 just after the completion of graduation. Once started it has continued with many refinements, since aU we did was chmb it with no hat shift or greased monument.

Another Lucky Bag WhUe Patsy and Hoz Cooke were getting ready to move they found an extra copy of the '43 Lucky Bag. They could not determine its origin. But it is in perfect condition. They sent it to me and it is available to anyone who desires it!

Great to be '43 ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 8% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 63% PRES: Fred Schnurr WASHINGTON REP: CAPT CharKe Rozier, USN (Ret) SECY: LCDR Prescott Palmer, USN (Ret.) 7450 Spring Valley Dr., Crestwood Ct., #227 Springfield,VA 22150-4939 H: 703-644-3180; E: spalmer_22151@yahoo.com

Are any of you old minesweepers getting restless, longing for salt spray and that anxious feeUng that you could have missed one of them? You might just be able to take advantage of a new possibUity in free enterprise. Defense News, 13 Jan., reports recently that "San Diegobased 3rd Fleet held an exercise there "to test whether industry could reduce the time it would take for a Navy-led team to respond to an underwater mine".

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C D R John Alford, "argued that industry already maintains the needed technology in domestic ports." Your Scribe sees this as a a fine opportunity to preserve budget for boomer subs, carriers, and airacraft, and avoid squandering funds on those minesweeper spitkits. And imagine the fun, as a contractor, of possibly receiving orders from your own mine headquarters grandson.

An speaking of grandsons, we next have a great photo of classmate Jack Hilburn's namesake grandson. Jack.

That's him below , with his proud parents Peggy and also-Jack Hilburn '69, alongside their son's S-3B Viking. And it turns out that the Class has one more'44 great-grandson, also Jack Hilburn the rVth. I await photos for the column.

Class grandson Jack Hilburn III 'VaTech'99, between mother Peggy and father. Jack Hilburn USNA 69, alongside son's S3-B Viking, upon return from final operational combat cruise for this aircraft type

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anything appropriate. Anyone who learns he has been missed in a transmission can send me an E-maU alert to be added to distribution.

We sadly announce our loss of Dorothy Kane 5 November, last year, not long after we lost her husband, our classmate John Kane.

We lost two more Classmates in January. Bill Grant, '44s ambassador to Scodand, died in Edenburgh on 11 January 2008. Your Scribe, who as you know, also wears kUt from time to time, was touched to hear from Bill's wife, Florence, that he had chosen to be buried in kUt. We also lost Vince Cassani back in January, at Bethesda Naval Medical Center, MD. Vince was a Class stalwart, quiedy taking care of many Class activities, problems, and affairs in general.

Always unobttusively efficient and genial.

A personal friend as weU, he truly wiU be missed.

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 5% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 66% PRES: BGEN William L. McCulloch, USMC (Ret.) 528 Fort Williams Pk\\y..Ale.\andna,VA 22304-1849 C O R R . SEC Y: CAPT Emit Saroch, Jr., USN (Ret.) 237 Anchorage Ct., Annapolis, MD 21401-6301 H: 410-757-8758 E: eiTiilsarem@comcast.net WEB SITE: ww^v.usna.com/classes/1945

In Memoriam (Please refer to Last CaU section of Shipmate for more extensive obituaries, which may appear in a later issue.)

Robert R. Hale died on 11 December 2007 at a hospice in Escondido, Cahfornia. Bob's first ship after graduation was the USS Missouri (BB 63), foUowed by assignment as Flag Lieutenant to ComServLant after the war.

In 1947 he went to SubSchool and later served in three boats before taking command of Burrfish, Salmon, and SubDivlI.Bob retired as a Captain in 1974. His decorations include the Legion of Merit and the Bronze Star. After he retired, he earned a Ph.D. from the University of Hawaii. Bob was predeceased by his wife. Carmen.

Willard "Bill" E Petrat, of Bradenton, Florida died on 22 December 2007, after a varied and interesting career.

His Navy duty was in submarines, where he served in Caiman, Bugara, Requin, and Sea Fox. After resigning as a Lieutenant in 1951, and entered a diversified, entrepreneurial hfe, spending much of his hfe working and living on boats with his

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famUy. In Florida he owned and organized an engineering business that became one of the largest in the state. Trident BuUding Systems, from which he developed Petrat Steel Technology, Inc. Bill is survived by wffe, Jessie, three daughters, three sons, and eleven grandchUdren.

Alexander Kermit Rentschler, 86, of Southern Pines, North Carohna died 3 January 2008, at the Coventty at St. Joseph of the Pines. He was predeceased by \vife Patience and is survived by a son and daughter. Alex's first duty after graduation was the USS Indianapolis (CA 35); he foUowed with sub-school in 1945 and thereafter served in submarines and other ships, conmianding USS Pichda (SS382) and later USS Shelton (DD790). He retired from the Navy as- a Commander, and became a high school history teacher and goff coach.

Wesley J. McClaren, passed away peacefuUy in his sleep on 13 January 2008, in Annapohs, MD, at Atria Manresa on the banks of the Severn. His first assignment after leaving the Academy in 1944, was the Harvard Business School, foUowed by his first ship, the USS Missouri (BB 63) and subsequendy a fuU and dedicated career in the Supply Corps serving ships and shore stations in business and financial positions, retiring as a Captain after many years of service. He was predeceased by his first wife Barbara and is survived by his current wife Anne as weU as a son and daughter, two grandchUdren, five great grandchUdren and one great great grandchUd. Classmates bade Mac fareweU by singing Navy Blue and Gold at services at the Naval Academy Columbarium.

Robert Gerard Curiey, 85, passed away peacefuUy at home in Modesto, Cahfornia on 25 January 2008. He is survived by his loving wife, Frances, four daughters and four grandchUdren. HaUing from San Francisco, Bob served on the USS South Dakota from 1944 to 1945 and then as a Navy pUot during the Korean War. FoUowing his resignation in 1953, he went into to the transportation field and was instrumental in developing the transportation container system. He joined Sons in Retirement (SIR), becoming president of the Modesto Chapter (#144) and then State president in 2007.

Jeanne Fleming, classmate James B. Fleming's wife, died on 2 September 2007. He can be reached at 1904 Sun Ave. Livingston, Montana 59047-1951.

As We Are Apologies to classmate D o n Poe and his wondei-flil wife Helen, who we renamed Betty in our Jan/Feb column to Shipmate.

The error is aU the more difficult to understand given that I see D o n and Helen almost every Sunday at St. Margaret's Church here in Annapohs, drive with him monthly to class luncheons, and Helen went to coUege at Virginia Interment with my wffe. Don and Helen are active members at Ginger Cove, church and in class affairs.

Imagine looking at the cover of the issue of Island Fisherman and recognizing classmate Dan Clements, which is exacdy where he appeared.

Dan kindly told us the story behind the Dan Clements with his cover. In August Chinook from his 2006, Dan accomAugust 2008 fishing trip. panied by son, Jerry, Reproduced with Permission. grandson. Clay, and nephew Hal traveled to remote (accessible only by boat or floatplane) fishing camp in on a northwest corner ofVancouver Island British Columbia. To get to the fishing camp they had a two-hour ferry ride, two to three hour drive to CampbeU River, then another 150 mile drive of which about 40 mUes was over a graveled logging road and then a high speed 30 minute fishing boat ride to Kyuquot Fishing Camp superbly run by Dave Murphy of Murphy's Sportfishing, Inc. By the afternoon of their arrival, they were completely outfitted and were fishing for King Salmon "Chinooks" foUowed by a dehcious fiesh fish meal served in the lodge. Their routine for the four day stay was a 5:00 AM reveiUe, foUowed by 6:00 AM departtire, a day of fishing untU about mid-afternoon and return for another dehcious meal at the Lodge. Their catch, iced down and boxed, was 500 ponds of King Salmon, Halibut and Ling Cod. Dan enjoyed his trip so much that he remrned the next year only to learn that his photograph had been selected for the issue of Island Fisherniaii.

Classmate Bob WiUiams has made a strong and lasting impact on coUege football through his post- game sportsmanship innovations. The foUowing is excerpted from an emaU sent to members ofThe Palo Alto Club, by Duncan King, Club Secretary.

Bob Williams, has been busy enhancing post-game sportsmanship for coUege footbaU. Unlike sports such as basketbaU where the teams pass one another shaking hands after a game, footbaU has no estabhshed procedure. Bob's post-game sportsmanship ideas have had successes across the country and a few months ago were adopted as pohcy by the five ser\ice academies.

Bob's plan is that post-game both teams unite honoring each team's school bv proceeding to each fan base for the pla\ing of the respective alma maters or some other act of gracious sportsmanship.

As the players exit the stadium, they acknowledge and honor the fans in attendance with a wave.

Another of Bob's ideas, submitted to USNA Superintendent in 2006. has led to the establishment of the Superintendent's Cup. a competition among the five service academies for the school with the most outstanding overaU sportsmanship program.

'Spook Elliott'in his ffying club glider

Last March the Federal Aviation Authority presented Paul "Spook" Elliott with the "Wright Brothers Master PUot Award.

In June he celebrated the 66th anniversary of receiving his first pUot's hcense and in August, his ghder ffight instructor certificate was renewed for two more years. He also flew some 50 instructional ffights and the "sniffer", w hich is a ghder used to test flying conditions, for a national contest Paul says in part, "Are there any other Classmates who are stUl flying? So far the flving part has been no problem, but getting into and out of the cramped quarters of the rear cockpit of the uvo-place trainer is another story. I just am not as flexible as in years past. Many years ago there w^as a popular song tided, "You Were Ahvays on My Mind." I don't have too much contact with Classmates now, but I assure you they are always on my mind. I owe the Class, both indi\iduaUy and collectively, so much."

He also says, "I am just remembering that I didn't respond to the questionnaire

about a 65th reunion, which (ff I am stUl around) I intend to attend. If I am not the worst correspondent in the world, I think I could claim second."

From Don Brooks, Classmate Robert "Bob" Nelson Davis's son writes that his mother Audrey Davis is suffering from Alzheimer's and is hving in SykesviUe, Maryland. Her address is Copper Ridge 710 Obrecht Road SykesvUle.MD 21784.

Phone IS 410-795-8808.

It's especiaUy nice to get news fixjm our widows, which is exacdy what we got firom Barbara la Prino-Porter, widow of Classmate Robert C. Porter, who reported on meeting MorUl Worcester President ofWreaths Across America, which started as a volunteer project laying wTeaths at Arhngton and has grown to a non profit covering many sites across the country. Volunteers promised to lay a wTeath at classmate Robert's grave at Arhngton. Barbara hopes to join volunteers laying wreaths this coming December.

I also had a nice post card from Rhoda Stone widow of Walt Schwartz of beautiful Sarasota Bay, Florida where RJioda resides near her daughters.

Contact updates: Greg Chaires, son of Classmate Bill Chaires, spoke fondly of his father and his zest for hfe. Jeanne Chaires, Bill's widowr is hving with son Greg and can be reached at 109 Love Point Avenue StevensviUe, MD 21666.

If you have an email address and haven't been receiving the bi-monthly Class of 45 ALL Hands, be sure to send an email to classmate Dick Van Orden (vo45@comcast.net), author extraordinaire, data base manager and moving force behind our newly released Classmate and Class Widows' directories. Please emaU Dick for an emaU copy of the directories.

Class Business The Class of 1945 65th Class reunion, scheduled for Sunday 14 June 2009 to Wednesday 17Jime promises to be a grand affair. With 201 classmates, spouses and widows responding affirmatively and another 68 maybes, it appears, God wiUing, that we shoidd have a great rime. We wUl have a second mailing in June 2008 so we wiU be able to update our numbers.

Your reunion committee is hard work researching venues and costs. Our current plans caU for the foUowing schedule: Sunday 14 June 2009 2:00 -5:00 PM Registration and Hospitahty Suite Sheraton Barcelo

Annapohs, foUowed by Meet and Great reception with hght buffet Monday 15 June 2009 Registration all day W:30AM- 12:00 PM USNA bus tour 12:00 Noon Luncheon on USNA grounds with USNA Superintendent and USNAAA CEO speaking Afternoon Free time/ Bus tour Annapohs 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM Dhmer at Annapohs restaurant Tuesday 16 June 2009 Hospitality Suite and Registration as needed 10:30 AM- 11:30 AMUSNA Chapel Memorial Service 11:30 AM- 1:00 PM Class Luncheon on Academy Grounds Afternoon Free time additional USNA Tours 6:00 - 7:00 PM Cash Bar before Banquet 7.00 PM Dinner Dance at Sheraton Annapohs Wednesday 17 June 2009 Departure Please keep the news coming by phone, emaU or post. Pass on Christmas news from classmates that we haven't covered here. Thanks for aU your help.

Look alive with '45!

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 6% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 6 3 % PRES: VADM C.H. Griffiths, USN (Ret.) 7101 Ba%- Front E>rh.-e,ApL 111,Annapolis, MD 21403 H: 410-263-0880 E: chuckgriffidis01@comcast.net VICE PRES.: CAPT A. E.White, USN (Ret.) E; â&#x20AC;˘W'HIZZER0923@AOL.COM TREASURER; CAPT Wils E Engel, USN (Ret.) 6807 Rosewood St., Annandale.VA 22003 H: 703-256-5832; E: wengel@bel]adanricnet ARCHFVIST: CAPT Al Bowen, USN (Ret.) 776C FairaewAre.,AiinapoUs,MD 21493 H: 410-267-6667; E: abowen46(gaoLcom SECY: Clete Kennelly 7911 Sleaford PL, Bediesda,MD 20814^1625 H: 301-654-7315; E: budkennelK'@aol.com C O R R . SECY: CAPT Ed ElUs, USN (Ret.) PO.Bax 17246, San Diego, CA 92117-7246 H: 858-278-8665; F: 858-576-0979 E: thirteen22ed(a^ol.com WEBMASTER-: CDR A.C. HANSMANN, USN (Ret.) E: hansmann@aluni.niit.edu WEB SITE: ^v^vTv.usna.com/classes/1946

DEFENDl RESPUBLICAM ADOLESCENS, N O N DESEFIAM SENEX Lucky Jordan (16), during his relatively recent \isit to San Diego, reminded me that when we graduated in 1945, a few months prior to the end ofWorld War II, a number of our Classmates w"ere ordered April 2 0 0 8

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to smaU ships. Here's Lucky's summary of his initial duties: â&#x20AC;˘ "I was one of those w h o immediately after graduation was hi-jacked to go to mine warfare school inYorktown,VA.The mine warfare officer corps was almost entirely reserves and they were soon to be due for discharge. We were the rehefs.

"FoUowing graduation from an eight week course. I was assigned to aYMS manned by three reserve ensigns located in Fukuoka, Japan. I remember aU three as being very professional. For some reason, the first heutenant in a teasing way enjoyed giving me a hard time for being an Academy graduate. " Y M S wardrooms had two staterooms fitted with two bunks each except in this YMS the captain's bunkroom had only one bunk. M y bunk was a hinged extension of the wardroom transom that created an area that accomodated a mattress.

"Shortly after I arrived the ship was ordered to Sasebo which was the minesweeping headquarters. T h e first night out I had the eight to twelve. U p o n being reheved I went down to the wardroom and put my board, mattress and head down. I had scarcely gotten weU settled when the captain caUed me to the bridge to read the radar PPI scope. I never understood why he felt that being a newcomer I could read it better than he could. After a few minutes he sent me below and I repeated the setthng in process. About an hour later he caUed me again. This time I must have been grumbhng as I got my foul weather gear out of the locker right by the first heutenant's head. He roused enough to say 'And if you are a good boy they wUl let you stay for forty years.' " U p o n arrival in Sasebo we and others were ordered to the Inland Sea where we swept U S layed magnetic mines set for three counts. I can stUl hear the squadron commander's voice on the radio:'We'U get some action today, this is the third count.' Shortly thereafter a mine exploded in our gear. It was impressive.

Upon completion of that sweep, I was ordered to USS T O W H E E commanded

by Bill H e n n i n g '41.

"Along with two other AMs we were ordered to the Straits ofTsushima where we supported the Japanese as they swept the moored minefield they had planted to keep our submarines out [of the Sea of Japan.] We navigated and they swept. At the end we joined the Japanese in what is

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known in minesweeping parlance as a check sweep. During the check sweep four or five mines were swept. Despite that fact the commodore declared the operation completed. It appeared to me that another check sweep was in order. I have often wondered ff any ships were sunk [there] by unswept mines. I was then ordered to Treasure Island which had become mine sweeping headquarters. I briefly commanded aYMS taking it through overhaul and refresher training.

M y rehef was our Classmate Frank Haak (7) [who became a naval aviator and retired as a Rear Admiral'] "Next came duty on a weather ship operating out of Pearl. There was a weather station some 500 mUes south of the Aleutians and 700 mUes from the northern most islands ofJapan. To maintain uninterrupted reporting there had to be one ship on station, one coming and one going. This duty was considered so undesirable that you were only expected to serve one year. T h e skipper was G u y Padgett '44. During one of the import periods, I prosecuted and R e g g i e Zisette (13) defended the captain of a P C in the course of an investigation (?) into the cause of the ship's steam generator faUure.

Reggie was on one of the weather ships.

"I recaU the last patrol vividly. I had the 4 - 8 A M on the day of return to Pearl. There was the island of Kauai off to starboard; it was a glorious morning.You could see the pahn trees; it was the first time we had seen land in weeks. AU of a sudden the machinist mate of the watch rushed up. and reported that we were running out of fuel. This was especiaUy bad news because one of my duties was chief engineer and I was supposed to see that we had enough fuel to get back to port. It turned out that the machinist mate's report was sUghtly premature. We did make it back into Pearl. I never reaUy knew but I surmised that my fitness report was adversely affected.

"Shortly thereafter my year was up and I was ordered to USS H A M B L E T O N in Charleston, SC. I served in her for some two and a haff years, the longest of my ship tours. T h e most important event of that tour was that I met and married Jerri. I was the C I C officer and subsequently OPS. There were fleet ops, an over-haul, refresher training and a deployment to the Med. I recaU a shore leave in Tripoh where on my way back to the ship, my judgment being somewhat impaired because of the hour and some partying, I bought a sheepskin from a

street vendor. Some time before I was detached I told my aunt, the wife of Capt Mike CoflSn '29, about the sheepskin and she said that she would hke to have it.

I promptly shipped it to her. Next came a tour in USS B O W E R S , an A P D based in Litde Creek,VA. I was O P S and it was an uneventful one year tour. " T h e n came the most enjoyable tour of my time in the Navy, a one year course in communcations at the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, CA. There were many classmates on hand and the course was rewarding but not taxing.

During this time, my aunt decided that she no longer needed the sheepskin draped over her hving room banninster and sent it back to me. Just before we departed Monterey, I sent it to a feUow student Wes S c h m i d t (3) with an anonymous note saying:'Here's a sheep skin for your graduation.' Having attended the class I owed the communication community a one year stint in a communication bUlet.This I served in the Pentagon.

"Then it was back to sea with orders to USS T I C O N D E R O G A in which I served as assistant gun boss and senior watch officer. There was a recommissioning, refresher training and a deployment to the Med. WhUe in the M e d I made a careful analysis of my situation and decided that my fiiture did not he with the Navy. I resigned and took a j o b with Vitro Laboratories in SUver Spring, MD. I think that my company mate CharUe Jackson (16) helped. There was also a tie through a feUow out of '39 w h o had been a J O in the engineering department in L E X I N G T O N during the time my '29 uncle had been assistant engineer. " V I T R O was a weapon system engmeering company so I learned how to be a weapon system engineer starting with the Talos guided missUe weapon system. U p o n becoming a civUian I had joined the Naval Reserve and enroUed in the MBA program at George Washington University. T h e knowledge gained at V I T R O ... led to employment by General Dynamics, R C A (Aegis) and finaUy Naval Sea Systems C o m m a n d where as a civihan I served twelve years being responsible for the development of the computer program for the A S W aircraft on aircraft carriers. T h e late D o n Heberling (4) helped m e get that job.

I kept It untU 1 was 70 years old." â&#x20AC;˘ I sincerely regret to report the deaths of the foUowing from the Class Farrdly:

Bob Baylis (3) died on 30 December 2007. He is survived by his wife Louise F. BayUs, 2 daughters, one son, two step sons and 10 grandchUdren. Inurnment in Arhngton National Cemetery. Memorial conttibutions may be made to Capital Hospice, Atm: Development Office, 6565 Arhngton Blvd, Suite 501, FaUs Church, VA 22042. Louise' residence is:5820 Westchester Drive, Franconia,VA 22310.

William M. Eaton (20) died on August 22,2007 in Morganton, NC. He is survived by his wife, Joan Stevens Eaton, a daughter SaUy HarriU, a daughter in law Judy Eaton, five grandchUdren and five great grandchUdren. He was preceded in death by his son David. Our records indicate that Mrs Eaton resides at 214 Ridgeside Terrace, #A, Morganton, NC 28655.

Myron (Max) Eckhart (15) died on January 30,2008 in Alexandria, VA. His Memorial Services wiU be held in the Naval Academy Chapel on February 15, 2008. Inurnment wHl be in the USNA Columbarium He is survived by Joan Daniels Eckhart, his wffe of 61 years, three chUdren and seven grandchUdren. Joan resides at 1211 BeUe Vista Drive, Alexandria, VA 22307. In heu of Flowers, memorial contributions may be made to JuvenUe Diabetes Research Foundation or a charity of choice.

Marian Steinwachs Hooks, the vwdow of Bennett Watson Hooks (17) died in Coronado, CA, on January 10,2008. She was born in Coronado and had been a teacher. She was a member of Coronado's Women's Club and the Retired Teachers Association. Survivors include her daughter Betty Carlin of Coronado, son Beimett Hooks,Jr ofTyler,TX, five grandchUdren andfivegreat grandchildren.

Iifformation has been received that Jack Taber Martin (3) died in San Francisco, CA on January 7,2008. A search to obtain further information has been initiated.

Initial reports indicate that Robert Street Tisdale (17) died on January 29, 2008 in Horida. He is survived by his wffe Nancy Thompson Tisdale who resides at 1810 Staunford Cir,WeUington, FL 33414.

William VanderWolk (16) died on January 13,2008 in Pinehurst, NC. He is survived by his wife, Aime Smith Vander WoUc, three daughters, two sons, a stepson, 10 grandchildren and 5 great grandchUdren, Memorial donations may be made to Huggins Hospital, PO Box 912,Wolfeboro, N H 03894-0912 or the

Foundation for First Health, 150 Applecross Rd, Pinehurst, N C 02874.

Our records indicate that MrsVanderwolk resides at Box 201, Melvin ViUage, N H 03850.

David Munro Walker (7) died on May 22,2007 in Honolulu, HI. He is survived by his wife June, two sons, a daughter, a step daughter and ten grandchUdren. Donations to Shriners Hospitals for ChUdren, or Punahou School. Our records indicate that Mrs Walker's address is 4611 KUauea Ave, Honolulu, HI 96816.

Sketchy information has been obtained indicating that Mrs Jeanne Wesson, the wffe of Robert Walter Wesson (20),died on November 20, 2007. No obituary was avaUable when this was written. Her husband's last known address is 4963 Bacopa Ln, #205, St Petersburg, FL 33715.

The sympathies of the Class are extended to the survivors of the foregoing deceased. Please refer to Last CaU for the obitaaries of these deceased Classmates which wUl appear in SHIPMATE when approved by the appropriate survivors.

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 7% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 73% PRES: CAPT Thomas J. Hudner, USN (Ret.) SECY: Chester H."Chet" Shaddeau Jr. 1972 Scott's Crossing Way, Apt. #002 Annapolis, MD 21401 H: 410-224-5890; F: 410-224-7613 E: stadir@eiols.com TREASURER: Edward J. Myerson 5618 Swift CieekCt., Haymarket.VA 20169-5423 H: 703-754-7221 E: ejmi^mandmcpas.com

THE CRUISE It seems absolutely incredible that we are already coming into AprU, and only yesterday we were talking about our cruise as "next year"! WeU, here we are in next year, and the process is far enough along that those who have already signed up are aware that final payments are due in August — and that's just FOUR months away!

As I write this, there is stiU some space aboard MV American Star for her Cruise #879, which wiU saU from Chelsea Piers, on the Lower West Side of Manhattan, about noon on October 11,2008. It wiU return on the evening of the 18th of October after taking a fortunate group of the Class of'47 for a FaU FohageTime exploration of the Hudson River, visiting West Point, Sleepy HoUow, PeekskUl, Albany, and wherever else the fancy strikes our Skipper.

It is entirely possible that very few cabins wiU remain avaUable by the time you see this issue of Shipmate. If you have any interest in joining up — make your move NOW, so that the selection is a htde better!

Our contact for booking has changed once more, as "our" agent Annette has departed to pursue the same hne of work in her home town in Ohio. The Class's planning is now in the capable hands of Wendy Duckett, the Manager of Omega Worid Travel's Bancroft HaU Office.You may reach her at 1-888 -314-6956, or at 1-410-280 -9755.

Her emaU address is: ewdg4714(^ yahoo.com Your Scribe, of course, remains avaUable for questions.

ONTHE ROAD AGAIN From Bud Kinser, in Florida: I "Jane and I decided to spend five days on a New Year's Cruise out of Tampa, with ports of caU in Key West and Cozumel, in Mexico. After boarding, we heard a rumor that Rosalynn and Jimmy Carter were on board. We got in touch with them and joined them for lunch and other activities. Thirty members of the Carter farrdly were on board. It made the cruise special for us, and Jimmy's shirt shows he enjoyed MargaritaviUe! Quite a surprise and great ffin for us. —^Bud" H

LtoR Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter, Jane and Bud Kinser The legend on Jimmy's MargaritaviUe T-shirt says: "Change of Latitudes, Change of Attitudes."

And yes, the hedgerow on Bud's chin is something fairly recent!

From Bill Dillen in Calffornia: H "I'm running about a month late — par for my current course. Enclosed snaps were taken at our annual A / N game party held at the home of Mary Lou Richards in Seal Beach CA. Others present were Bobbie and Bob Barker, Betsy and Rich Crane — and myseff.We aU enjoyed ourselves — and Rich can stiU mix a great Bloody Mary!

Mary Lou has a memory corner set up in her den — hence the picture of April 2008

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LtoR Bob Barker calmly observes the proceedings while Rich Crane juggles the game pool sheet and a Bloody Mary at their Seal Beach Army-Navy game party

J.P.h/l. Richards' retired California vanity plates, surrounded by photos and his funeral colors

IT'SYOUR NICKEL! This title might have been more appropriate back when a phone caU could actuaUy be made for a nickel (remember?)

But Lyn, widow of Classmate Arch Updike, passed along a series of "smart tricks" that our ceU phones can perform for us, and I know they wUl be of interest to many of you. I am repeating them only one at a time, so that I can actuaUy test them before recommending them. Here's one that I know works great: Free Directory Service for CeUs. Phone companies generaUy charge for 411 iifformation caUs though they don't have to! Most of us do not carry a telephone directory in our vehicle, which makes this situation even more of a nuisance. So when you need to search for a telephone number, simply dial: 1-800 FREE 411, or 1-800-373-3411 without incurring any charge at aU! (You may have to hsten to a brief but pretty pairUess commercial ad!) Program this into your ceU phone now — it's weU worth the trouble!

(And this also works just fine from your home (wired) telephone number.)

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Don't forget to caU the number of the D O NOT CALL REGISTRY on your ceU phone as weU as on your home phone in order to block telemarketers; It's 1-888-382-1222.YOU MUST MAKE THE CALL FROM THE PHONE YOU WANT TO PROTECT— whether ceU or wired! And if you did it five years ago, it's time to renew!

FINAL HONORS We mourn the loss of two more of our Classmates: Frank Day McMullen Jr. and Channing Ewing GuflFey have died, and their fiUl obituaries wiU appear in Last Call as soon as feasible.

We have also received word of the death of Laura Oates Smith, beloved wife of Classmate Phil Smith.

Our deepest sympathy and condolences go out to the famihes and friends of our bereaved Classmates.

THE WAYWEWERE Mary Jo Jennings, sorting through old photos, came across the two that appear nearby. They recaU, from the viewpoint of our late Classmate Verne Jennings, two of the high spots of our First Class Year.

We were, if memory serves, the first Class to participate in exchange visits with Woo-Poo cadets of that rock-clad HeU on the Hudson — and many of us had a great time doing it!

And most certairdy, the Academy's Centennial Year of 1945 gave us, as that year's First Class, the opportunity to participate in a once-in a-hfetime celebration.

Each of these occasions is preserved in one of the two photos Mary Jo supphed us.

Midn 1/C Vern Jennings as tanker-in-training at West Point, 1945

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Midn l/C Vern Jennings uniformed as a Mid of 1900, during our Centennial Week

QUICKTAKES Frank Hunter and wife EUen have reversed the ttend and moved out of a retirement community in Arizona, coming back to a newly-buUt home in their earher stomping grounds in Georgia . . . That Number, for which I am asked from time to time, stands at 430. We graduated 821 in 1946, hence 391 of us are hving, as best we can determine. We stiU have one absolute "Ghost" — Joe Brower. 14th Company, has been long unheard from, but we cannot pin down ff he is deceased. If you have ANY info, please let us know — even ff it's a guess...

Had occasion to talk to Art Holfield the other day, and he reminded me that his home in Xenia, OH, is about a nule and a haff from the birthplace ofTecumseh, the Shawnee war chief for whom the Naval Academy statue is (mistakenly!) named. In case you have forgotten, "our" bronze stame is a casting from the original wooden figurehead of USS DELAWARE, and originally was intended to represent Tamanend, Chief of the Delaware tribe. It was renamed by the Midshipmen, for reasons now lost in the mists of time! An interesting sidehght is that Tamanend, his name corrupted to "Tammany", became the symbol of the Tammany Society which buUt Tammany HaU in New York — the home of Democratic pohtics there. . .We take this opportunity to sadly note the loss of our good friend and compattiot of many years, whose production of the '48 Class Notes estabhshed a standard of exceUence for aU the rest of us who toU in this vineyard. Sumner Moore '48 wUl be long and fondly remembered.. .The rehab work is now fuUy underway at the Naval Academy Museum. With a sohd fence aU the way around, about aU that can be clearly sensed is dust and noise as demohtion crews gut portions of Preble HaU, in preparation for the major

overhaul of its wiring, plumbing, and HVAC and the renewal of its exhibit space.A sudden thought — if you haven't already planned to be there, why not join the Washington -Annapohs gang for the annual '47 Spring Fhng luncheon on 11 AprU at the Academy O Club. The Superintendent, VADM Jeflfrey L. Fowler '78, has been invited to be our speaker on that occasion, and as an added attraction, you can personaUy view the action at Preble HaU just across the street, where your doUars are now at work! CaU me at 410 224 5890 for detaUs, ff needed.

See you here next month! —CHS •WM A N N U A L M E M B E R S H I P : 6 % M

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CAPT Tom Logue & Warren Graham

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The Washington Area class luncheon was on Jan 11th with 43 attendees. Since we voted many years ago to include wives at aU luncheons this number includes wives and widows. We were glad to see Rube Prichard 20di Co. and Bill Bartow 4th Co. attending their first luncheons since loosing Jeanie and Pe^y. Marie and BUI Chipman 2nd Co. were here from Virginia Beach visiting Warren and Nancy.

Our guest speaker was CAPT Tom Logue '82 who is the Associate Chairperson of the Computer Sciences & Information Technology (CS&IT) Department. He gave us, among other things, a good rundown on what the department does and how they are using the $2M the Class gave them. One example of what they do—CS&IT students took top honors over each of thefiveU.S. service academies in the 2005 Cyber Defense Exercise (CDX), a one-of-a-kind training event sponsored by the National Security Agency (NSA).The CDX is designed to prepare students to protect and defend the nation's critical information systems. The exercise serves as a culminating experience of the Information Assurance (lA) curriculum.

This annual exercise chaUenges each team to design, buUd, and configure a real-world computer network simulating a deployed joint service command. A network offensive operations team (Red Team), composed of NSA and Department of Defense personnel, identifies the vulnerabUities and attempts intrusions on each network over a fourday period. Teams are evaluated on maintaining services, as weU as their efforts at detecting, responding to, and recovering from network security breaches. Students learn lA strategies and risk management techniques. The CDX brings practical experience into the classroom.

I wonder if they stUl"draw shps and man the boards." I'U try to remember to ask Dean MUler when and ff he speaks to us at the 60th.

again raUroaded the incumbents back into office-Warren Graham 2nd Co.- president, George Ball 21st Co.-VP and legal advisor. Bob Ghormley 11th Co.treasurer and Dave Carruth 9th Co.secretary. Warren suggested that we dedicate a chair to Sumner either at the stadium or in Alumni HaU. A motion was made, seconded and passed. A committee wUl decide on location and make the arrangements to pay for it. Peter Moore joined us to return the laptop which the Class bought for Sumner to use, precluding his having to move his PC back and forth between Alexandria and RI. Peter said it took him a whUe to "unMoore" the laptop. AU the picmres take at the luncheon are posted on our home page, but for those of you without computers here are four of them. In order. Rube Prichard and Bob Ghormley; CAPT Tom Logue and Warren Graham; Marie and BiU Chipman and Bob Flood and Nancy Graham.

An emaU from Henry Wilson 4th Co. says he attended the Naples-Ft. Myers Chapter luncheon the other day to hear the speaker, CAPTVictor Delano '41.

Victor is a long time friend ofAnn and Boyd Sibert 9th Co. who were also at the luncheon accompanied by Debbie and Don Harvey 5th Co. Debby and Don from Sarasota were visiting Ann and Boyd. Mary White and Bob Lucy 22nd Co. were also in attendance. It is good to get inputs on other luncheon activity.

Thanks to both Henry and Boyd.

A letter fiom Rufo Robinson 6th Co. • "Florida has been my home base between trips for 14 years. Now I am ready to move close to my famUy in Southern Calffornia to Leasure World in Seal Beach.

I have ttaveled with tour companies to ThaUand,Tanzania, and Turkey, and most of the time as an independent in Mexico, Central America and Europe. I wiU continue to travel haff of the time as long as I am in good health. EUzabeth and I wiU spend four weeks in Torremohnos, Spain before I settie into an apartment in Seal Beach in AprU or May and she wiU go to her famUy in Georgia." I I invite those of you who have the 50 year book to read Rufo's biography. Proves you can't safely predict the future, but perhaps he has always been looking for that place to settle down and plant a garden.

Articles in the Washington Post and the Annapohs Capitol Gazette concerning possible abohtion of the Herndon April 2008

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Recognition Week for freshmen and their famihes wiU be curtaUed. Plebe Parents dinner and the welcome parade have been discontinued.

Things are achangin' DOES ANYONE O U T THERE REMEMBER W H O REACHED THE TOP O F T H E H E R N D O N M O N U M E N T IN 1945?

Ben Moore 10th Co. left us on 4 January '08 and the foUowing is from the Annapohs Capitol of 6 January '08.

The loss of one of AnnapoUs's most dedicated athletes means that the streets wiU be a htde quieter, missing the famUiar pitter-patter of his running shoes smacking the pavement.

Ben Moore, Annapohs' godfather of running, died Thursday. He was 82. He was a Naval Academy graduate, retired Marine colonel, founding father of the Annapohs Striders, namesake of Moore's Marines, and competitor in approximately 65 marathons. Friends, coUeagues and athletes he coached describe him as a man whose love for running was infectious.

He wiU be missed by many. Our condolences to Betty and famUy. Hugh Rardin 22nd Co. fiineral service on January 10th in the Academy Chapel was weU attended by the Class and very weU done. The highhght of the service was in my opinion Carolyn's eulogy to Hugh on the back of the buUetin which I share.

• "Though he left active duty after only twelve years of fairly constant sea duty, he never left the Navy in his heart. He went on to retirement in the Reserve and loved every minute of his service. At the beginning of his civUian career, he would set the alarm for 4:00 a.m. and try to teU himseff that not having to stand a deck watch made it aU worthwhUe. He loved his sea stories, his classmates, the midshipmen we sponsored, the reunions, those great old Homecoming parties in Dahlgren HaU, and aU the memories, good and bad.

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His poker buddies caUed him "The Quiet Man," and he was. A very private man. Fifty years of togetherness never reaUy let me into his heart of hearts. I once asked him why he never told me he loved me. He rephed,"! told you I loved you when I asked you to marry me, If there are any changes, I'U let you know."

But he was my "true north" and though now I'm rudderless, he did everything he could to make sure I wouldn't run aground.

AU the bad things disappeared with his last breath. He was one special guy, and he made me special by wanting me for his own. He reveled in always being right, and whUe I hated to admit it, he was.

He didn't want to go. The morning of his death he said, "Not yet." But God had made his plan and carried it out.

So many of his classmates, and friends left this year. I hke to think he's enjoying his celestial taUgate.. .and saving a parking place for me." • Absolutely beautiful Carolyn!

I've found it interesting to read through the notes many of you sent in with your responses to the registration for the 60 . Quite-a-few were comments on why the writer would not be attending but Laurens Dorsey 22nd Co. is, hke many of you, interested in genealogy and wrote about his famUy. Around 16211700 they began to setde in Virginia, Maryland and Massachusetts. Dorsey sold land and Dorsey Creek to the U.S. Government for purposes of buUding a "Naval School" circa 1845.The Dorsey famUy founded much of Annapohs and its institutions including the layout of Annapohs, the Church, St John's CoUege, Maryland House of Burgesses, and the jaU.We are aU aware of the Dorsey on the Tripohtan Monument.

Laurens has a much tighter connection to the Academy than just being a graduate.

Nostalgia- I have acquired from somewhere and just found again a document titled "BUDGET and ADMINISTRATION OF MIDSHIPMEN'S PAY for Fiscal Year 1947. I'm going to start it this time and wUl continue in the next column. I think you wiU find it most interesting.

• The midshipmen's pay is used to provide the necessary articles of uniform, textbooks and equipment, essential personal service, personal items of recreation, and officer's unfforms and equipment when commissioned. As a midshipman is, in a qualified sense, an officer in the Navy none of the

above mentioned items is fornished by the government. It thus becomes the duty of those in authority to administer a midshipman's pay in such a manner that all midshipmen ar& uruformly equipped and have an equal opportunity to exercise individual discretion over certain personal expenditures within the limits prescribed. • This gets better so stay tuned. j j

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 5% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 64%

PRES: Harold E Tipton 18862 Colony Cin.Villa Park, CA 92861-4307 E: haltip@ix.netcom.com SECY: RADM Ralph Ghormley, USN (Ret.) 1800 Old Meadow Rd.,Apt 405 McLean,VA 22102 P: 703-556-3918; F: 703-351-5864 E: rmghonTiley@nisn.com

GATHERINGS: The WASHINGTON group met for lunch 8 January. Present: BARTHOLOMEW, BENOIT, GHORMLEY, HASKELL, JONES, NEELY, RIEHER, RIGSBEE, SOMERVILLE,WOLFORD, WOODS. The TIDEWATER group had a good mrnout in January at the Fish House, with Harry TRAIN, BUI DOTSON, Ed and Carolyn DENNIS, Don DAHLMAN and daughter Nancy Guy Walt and Ruth SCHRIEFER, Male and Boo THIELE, Jack and Nancy MAGEE, Fran and Jack HUENERBERG, and our adoptee, Roger Flagg.

CORRESPONDENCE: Dave SPRAGUE wrote that fiineral services for classmate Gene SHINE were held 15 October at die USNA Chapel and Columbarium, led by Joan SHINE and her famUy and assisted with a eulogy by GAL ROBERTS, Gene's roommate. As the niche was being sealed, STEVE KRAUSE led classmates in singing the Navy Hymn.

Present, in part, were JACK BENOIT, BOB BRADY, KURT DORENKAMP, FRED GRABOWSKY, PETE SWANSON, and ED WALLER. Also present were J O H N RIVERS and DAVID SPRAGUE, Gene's former shipmates fiom die gunboat PADUCAH (PG18).

Mick MCDONALD writes that our classmate Thomas Ely MCDONALD, whose great-great grandfather served under Thomas Francis Meagher, Brigadier General of New York's Irish Brigade in the CivU War, died 7 January 2008 in CamarUlo, CA. He was survived by his 5 chUdren and his brother Francis Ely McDonald (USMC) and wUl be buried in CiUver City, CA.

Mary Kilcline Novak (Tom's daughter) sent two pictures. First is a picture of the Novak/Kilclines (extended). Second is a picture of several midshipmen out of Mary's tUes.

L-R Robert Novak '78, Dornell Kilcline, Tom Kilcline '73, Mary Kilcline Novak, Kathy Novak, MaryEvlyn Dornell Novak

Guess who? When and Why?

LOSSES Our classmate, Tom NEMZEK, died 13 January 2008 in Richland, Washington.

On graduation he joined the Air Force, served as a ffight instructor then earned a MS in Nuclear Engineering from N C State University, after which he worked on the USAF Nuclear Propulsion Project.

In 1957 he went to work for the AEC as director of the reactor division and then assistant manager for technical operations in the Chicago Operations Office (COO). In 1964 he was appointed deputy manager of the San Francisco Operations Office (SFOO). In 1969 he moved to the Pacific Northwest, becoming assistant director of reactor development and engineering, then Manager of the Richland Ops Omce in 1971. In 1973 he became Director of Reactor Research and Development at AEC Headquarters in Germantown, Maryland. In 1976 he left Government service and joined JA Jones Construction Co. in Charlotte, N C as a vice president, became president ofJA Jones Apphed Research Co, and in 1978 estabhshed the Electric Power Research Institute Non-Destructive Evaluation (EPRI NDE) Center in Charlotte, which he led untU retiring in 1992. He and his wife, Margaret returned to the Tri-cities in 1998. He is survived by two daughters.

two sons, and six grandchUdren.

Memorial gifts may be made to the Alzheimer's Association.

BOB GOODMAN died on January 3, 2008, of pneumonia. He was living in a retirement community in Baltimore with Joan, who he married on June 4, 1949, ORLANDO A. WALL, an Air Force Officer and smaU business consultant, died at 82 on 2 Dec 2007, in his Camp HUl, PA home. On graduation, he was commissioned in the USAF and flew C119s, dropping paratroopers and supphes.

In 1956, he completed advanced studies at MIT. He then spent 20 years in R&D and financial management for aircraft (including the C-5A and AWACS) and guided weapons systems. On retirement he finished an MBA at Penn State, then taught for a year then set up a smaU business tax and financial consulting service with his wife, including being business manager for a geological consulting firm, TETHYS. He was active in church music and played tuba for the Carhsle Town Band. He is survived by his widow, Shirley, two children, and six grandchUdren. He was buried in RoUing Green Cemetery in Camp HiU. REED CLAIBORNE MULKEY died 1 February 2008. He was born in Sherman,Texas, but moved to New Mexico and graduated from New Mexico MUitary Academy in 1944 and joined the Navy V-12 program, attending T C U On graduation from the Naval Academy, he took a commission in the Air Force, completing pUot training at Randolph Field, then flying B-25s at Enid, OK. He then progressed to B-29s and B-50s at Walker AFB. In 1952 he transferred to Limestone, Maine, where he flew the B36 and later the B-52. In 1959, he was sent to Turner AFB, Albany, GA for three years, then U of Chicago for his MBA. After a tour with the Boeing Company in Seattle, he was transferred to Kindley AFB, Bermuda, for four years. He then reported to Ching Chuan Kang, Taiwan for a Vietnam tour flying C-130s whUe the family stayed in Bermuda. He later reported to Langley AFB,VA for another C-130 tour before returning to CCK Taiwan, this time accompanied by his family. His final tour was at Dyess AFB in AbUene,TX, a city founded by his grandfather. After completing over 12,000 hours pUoting USAF planes, he flew with the CAP for over twenty years in retirement as weU as being a docent at the Rio Grande Zoo, specializing in penguins. He is survived by his wife, Anna, five chUdren,

and five grandchildren. In his memory a fund is being created to support the planned penguin exhibit at the Rio Grande Zoo (donations may be sent to the New Mexico Biopark Society, c/o the Rio Grande Zoo, 903 1 0 * Street S^)t^ Albuquerque, New Mexico, 87102).

CORNELIUS STRIBLING SNODGRASS,JR (son of CorneUus Stribling Snodgrass '22) died 29 December 2007. Born in New London, he hved in England from 1930 to 1939, returning to the United States at the start ofWWII. He graduated from St James School before entering the Naval Academy. His 25 years of commissioned service included service in USS SIBONEY (CVE 112) and USS E D. Roosevelt (CVB 42), on the staffs of CNO, ComPhibGru 4 and CinCEastLant/Med, as C/S TO COMCRUDESFLOT 4, and studies at the Armed Forces Staff CoUege. He commanded USS DETECTOR (MS0429),USS COPJLY (DD817), DesDiv 222, and DesRon 2. After retiring from the Navy he became a consulting engineer, first for Offshore Power Systems, Inc, then in Alexandria, Egypt while redeveloping and modernizing Egyptian ports, and then developing an advanced radar system. He was memorialized 5 January 2008 at Gahlee Episcopal Church in Virginia Beach. He is survived by his wife Catherine, five chUdren, and seven grandchildren.

CHANGES: Ed and Jean ALDERMAN; MAIL: 300 WHEATFIELD CIRCLE #B216 BRENTWOOD,TN 37027; PHONE: 615-373-9278;E-MAIL: EDALDERMAN@1949.USNA.COM JIM AND PAT LINDER; MAIL: 13400 NO.RANCHOVISTORO #246 TUCSON, AZ, 85755-5959 LIZ NELSON; E-MAIL: LizzyNel@Verizon.net EUeen ROBERTS; E-MAIL: EUeenmrl@verizon.net CAL ROBERTS; E-MAIL: BuUetHole49@verizon.net NOTHING COULD BE FINER THAN TO BE A FORTY-NINER.

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50-51 CLASS N E W S ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 4% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 69% PRES: VADM Thomas J. Bigley USN (Ret.) 1329 Carpers Farm Way, Vienna.VA 22180 H: 703-759-2996 E: vadmtjb@aol.com CHIEF FUND RAISER: J. Richard PoweU Jr. 8123 Dunsinane Ct. McLean.VA 22102 H: 703-893-4584 or 866-859-4362 EXEC. SECY: Larry Hawkins 3916 Linda Ln.,Annandale.VA 22003 H: 703-573-4256; F: 703-573-1661 (caU first) E: llhawkinsl@juno.com C O R R . SECY: CAPT Wayne L.Jensen, USN (Ret.) 499 Skyhill Ct., Chula Vista, CA 91910 H: 619-421-6756; E: wayneljensen@cox.net WEBMASTER: Col John C. Akin, USAF (Ret.) WEB SITE:

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We aU recaU that the Change of Command ceremony is a time honored Navy tradition and is unique in the world today. How many times have they been held for members of the class of'50? We would have to have a systems analyst conduct a study. Now a new breed has taken our places. I am pleased to announce that CDR. Michael J.Taylor, son of our Francis C.Taylor has just completed a very successful Command Tour of the USS Ford (FFG-54).The design of the Ford was developed in the early 1970's to meet airborne, surface and submarine threats. She had guns, torpedoes and an SH-60 hehcopter.We know that frigates of the Ohver Hazard Perry Class were asked to perform a multitude of roles. Michael Taylor turns over his command assignment and goes on to even more responsible assignments in the Cruiser/Destroyer force. Bon Voyage Son of 1950!

During December the Superintendent of the Naval Academy reported to Charhe Cooper on the use he is making of Charhe's book. Cheers and Tears, in the Academy's Department of Leadership, Ethics and Law. They wiU retain copies of the book for teaching purposes in the Teaching Resource Center. In a personal note VADM Fowler quoting from the

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book told Charhe, "I wUl keep my candle Lit." Superintendent Fowler had commented in an article in SHIPMATE on his new emphasis on training for combat in the curriculum at the Academy.

John Snyder informs that his new E-maU address is oldsnipe@cox.net John MaUoy is recovering rapidly after having a heart valve replaced at Scripps Hospital in San Diego. John has always been our most active and enthusiastic of our oldsters on the San Diego scene in golf, handbaU, squash and exercises and he was heard to observe, "By goUy, I shaU return to my regular routines!"

Regional Meetings In Augusta ME. On 31 January they gathered together: Burt Weymouth, Chuck MuU and Ken Monroe at the Senator Restaurant where they relived the olden days and found rehef from the dark ages which do occur even in the great Northeast. They do this on an occasional basis.

Over in the Washington D.C. area for lunch on 3 January we found: Larry Hawkins, Daryle Tripp, BUI Diehl, Marsh Treado,Tom Bigley, Dick PoweU, MUt Schultz, Deke Forbes, Law Kivlen, Bob Shultz, Tom Ross, BiU Kiehl, Frank Carter, Bob Monroe, BUI Smoot, BUI Rockey and BUI Simons. During February they held their annual Valentine's Day Luncheon on the 14th at the Army/Navy Country Club in Arhngton VA.They honored and saluted the wives and thanked them for having directed their careers in such able manner. Many wiU no doubt remember that the Army/Navy Country Club had us over

by Company during First Class Year in 1949/50 for lunch as an enticement to join since most would see at least one tour back in the D.C. area.They were gracious hosts. But during the lunch some Mid'n asked for some more roUs to which the waitress rephed in a curt manner, "There are no more roUs"That always stayed with me, the old adage "For want of a naU a shoe was lost"WeU for want of a roU some potential joiners were lost.

At the USNA O'Club on 8 February we had:Jerry Coleman,John Henderson, Byron Lee, Ed McLean, Jim Oberholtzer, Tom Ross and Daryle Tripp. Both Jerry and Tom were leaving for Florida. They enjoy the change in seasons up north but don't want to experience the snow and cold as the price to be paid.

Out in San Diego at the Coronado Golf Club Board Room lunch we found: BiU Grimm, Dick Martin Frank CassUy, Helen and Gene Wisenbaker, Hardc Hancock, Faye and Don EUiott, Wayne Jensen, Mark Frudden, Debby and BUI Martin and Diana and Frank Taylor We conducted our own pole to determine who would be the more hkely Presidential Candidates and came up with: Obama 79% to Chnton 21%;with McCain 57% to Romney 43%. AU agreed that you can take those figures to the bank.

Losses Joseph N. Schettino died on 21 December 2007.Joe spent 16 years on active duty in the Navy and was a Naval Aviator during the Cuban MissUe Crisis.

He retired as a LCDR and was a sales director for Motorola Europe before becoming owner and operator of a hardware business in Buckeye, AZ which continued for 35 years. He served as a city councUman for 10 years and as Mayor of Buckeye for 12 years. He retired in 2002 and moved to Tucson to be near famUy. Joe is survived by his wife, Marjorie, Daughter, Charis, and 2 grandchildren.

Memorial Services were held at St. Paul's United Methodist Church in Tucson on 28 December VADMThor Hanson USN (Ret) died on 12 January 2008 in Tucson AZ. of comphcations of congestive heart faUure.

He was a Rliodes Scholar and ran the nation's MS advisory group where for ten years he was President and CEO of the National MS Society. On active duty he commanded a minesweeper, destroyer, Cruiser Destroyer Group and Carrier Batde Group. Ashore he was an EA to SecNav, C O NavSta Pearl Harbor, Chief NavMag BrazU,EA to SecDef and Director Joint Staff org of the JCS.He held the Defense Distinguished Service Medal. He is survived by his wife, Charlotte and five chUdren, Inge, Erica, Lars, Ivor and Ursula.

Beat Army,â&#x20AC;&#x201D;Wayne.

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ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 2 % LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 70% PRES: VADM EA."A1" Burkhalter Jr., USN (Ret.) 206 King George St.,Annapohs,MD 21401 P: 410-263-3055; E: eburkh@,iol.coni VICE PRES: CAPTThomas A. Boyce, USN (Ret.) 3717 Carrige Home Ct., Alexandria,VA 22309-2709; P: 703-780-7525 SECY: CAPT A. P. "Art" Ismay, U S N (Ret.) 1169 Chain Bridge Rd., McLe.in,VA 22101-2215 P: 703-790-0682; E: arnsm.iy@verizon.com TREAS: CAPT John L. "Jay" Woodbury Jr., USN (Ret.) 7515 Cornidi Dr.. Alexandria,VA 22306-2503 H: 703-768-3848; E: jayNvoodl@cox.net CLASS FUND RAISER: RADM Guy Shaffer, USN (Ret.) 7101 Bay Front Dr. #125 AnnapoUs, MD 21403 H: 401-269-6609 E: ghbs51usna@comcast.com WEBSITE: www.usna51.com

Our Class President, Al Burkhalter, and ex-class president. Bob Adler, are both pushing hard for our October 2008 miniclass reunion in Colorado Springs to coincide with the Navy-Air Force game.

Bob, as the head honcho for the project had originaUy hned up 50 rooms at the resort. Those have already been booked, but the resort may aUow the class some extra rooms or in any case wiU refer caUers to another equaUy good resort/hotel/ motel. Bob is also ramrodding getting us tickets with good seats, as weU as the taU gate party at the game, a class dinner and some other goodies. By the time you read this is the AprU edition of SHIPMATE, ffie class wiU have already sent out a brochure speUing out aU the detaUs. Come one, come aU! After aU, how many more such events as this are you going to be able to attend? The short answer is: not many.

So come whUe you're stUl on the right side of the grass and stiU erect.

Jack HamUton and Dave Ferree have both personaUy asked me to print the foUowing paragraph. It appears to be more flamboyant in writing style than "ye olde" classs columnist would ordinarUy put it, but a favor asked is a favor granted.

Read on: I Dave and Doris Ferree were incredible hosts to BUI and Anne Holmberg during a late summer trip to Fairbanks Alaska. The guest room, a car when needed, assurance of three great meals a day, and continuous highly pleasant and informative encounters with Ferree famUy members and their multitudinous friends, were only the highlights of their great hospitahty. It was essentiaUy impossible to go anyplace within 100 mUes of Fairbanks, dowmtown, or at the end of a durt road out in the boondocks, without running into a Ferree Connection.The creativity and ingenuity

of the Ferrees, spouses, and grandchildren are truly amazing. They can buUd, operate and maintain anything from an elaborate outhouse to an industtial complex, with magnificent, creative and utihtarian homes in between. Want to see a 150 degree geothermal hot water powering an advanced Rankin cycle combined electticity, heat and coUing system connected to an ice hotel and a greenhouse; a home-buUt, hybrid electric plug in motorcycle; a hydronic, highly-efficient home heating system burning scrap anything; have dinner with a famous musher famUy that does weU in the dog sled Oditeride; the beginnings of a lake-front farrdly retreat that is already a marvel of creativity of practical comfort; and, every interesting site in the Fairbanks area, hop in the Ferrie van and tune into conversation. Incredible. H The accompanying photo shows Anne and BiU Holmbert and Doris and Dave Ferree in front of a local tourist trap that has gained some renown over the years.

Speaking of the Space Agency, there was a smaU cadre of'51ers who helped NASA get to the moon and back safely, i.e.,Jim Hunt (on loan from the Air Force for at least six years), Dick Livingston,Joe Garo, Pat Corrigan and yours truly.

Have for years used our Class Register to put an "X" by classmates who have gone to the fair winds and a foUowing sea.

This New Year brought the news from Al Burkhalter that Johnny Buck, Pat Burke and Tommy Burns were no longer with us. The eerie part of that is: they were aU on page 12 of the Register. That's scary.

Wynne Hamilton, Jack's daugher, sent him an e-maU saying that, "The WILLIAM R LAWRENCE (DDG-110) is actuaUy being buUt in NorthropGrumman Ship Systems (formerly IngaUs ShipbuUding) in Pascagoula, ME.They have now scheduled the sea trials and saUaway dates, but Christening and Commissioning are stUl TBD [To Be Determind]." Later info from Wynne states that the keel wUl be laid on 11 October this year.

Paul Barnes sent Art Ismay a picture ofJane and Walt Sheffield on the Great WaU of China. Walt was selected by the American Assocation of Orthodontists to be a member of People to People program. Walt, along with John Stark and Glen Brewer have been pretty regular attendees at the USNA Adanta chapter.

Bill & Anne Holmberg visiting Dave & Doris Ferree at the Malemute Saloon In Esther Gold Camp near Fairbanks, Alaska during July 2007.

Another guest of the Ferree's was Astronaut Wendy Lawrence, BUly's daughter. The last conversation I had with BUly (some months before he died), I asked him, as I always did, "How's Wendy doing?" BUly then informed me that Wendy was the second female 0-6 in hne for stars. However, rather than wait to see how the selection board acted,Wendy opted to retire from the Navy and was immediately hired on as a civU servant by NASA Houston.

Wendy Lawrence

Jane and Walt Sheffield

Tex Meredith made his hometown newspaper, the Denton Texas Record Chronicle, in re the Navy-Univ. of North Texas footbaU game. Tex played footbaU at North Texas before matriculating at the Academy. Tex even played against Doak Walker, whom he desribed as just about the best footbaU player of 1946 anywhere.

That North Texas game, as many wiU recaU, ended with a score like basketbaU game. Navy winning 72-65, breaking several NCAA 1-AA scoring records.

Dick Mongrain's daughter-in-law asked the class to send any reminisces and/or sea stories they have about Dick to

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• Check payable to USNA Class of 1952, San Diego Chapter. MaU to Earl Chirm, Treasurer, Class of 1952 San Diego Chapter, 16185 Selva Drive, San Diego, CA 92128.

D O N ' T MISS A GREAT RENDEZVOUS! I heard recendy from Ken Weir by way of e-maU intercepts. He was relating to others details regarding his famUy's mihtary background, especiaUy the Marine Corps Aviation side. I am taking the hberty to pass it on because I think it is very interesting and reflects a great famUy tradition of service. Grandfather Weir was a Captain in the New York National Guard (not a Marine of course!), and my supposition is that he laid the foundation for his two boys' interest in the mihtary.

His sons were: MajGen Frank D.Weir USMC, Ken's uncle and the eldest; and.

Ken's father BrigGen Kermeth Herbert Weir USMC. The boys were orphaned on the death of their mother and went to hve "Cowboy" Powers with other members of the victorious Navy Football team following their 14-2 win over Army. with their Aunt in East Hampton, LI. Uncle Frank began dehvering milk on foot in the Hamptons, and in time one of his son. Rick, at mongr@earthhnk.net.

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 4% his customers took a liking to him and got LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 6 3 % Dick went Air Force and was kUled when him an appointment to the Naval his jet augured in at Sious FaU, SD, in PRES: RADM William J. Ryan, SC, USN (Ret.) Academy. He graduated in 1923 as a E: \yjrl952@yahoo.com AprU 1958. Pick was only five years old Marine and went into aviation. Ken's dad SECY: CAPT Frank Hannegan, USN (Ret.) when his dad died and whUe he has some took a more circuitous route to foUow his 309Yoakum Pkwy., Apt. 1507 vivid recoUections of his father, he knows brother to the Corps. He quit High Alexandria,VA 22304-3905 there are many things his dad might have E: fatdadret@earthlink.net School and joined the Navy where he got WEBMASTER: P.D. Sierer passed on to him in later years and a Fleet Appointment, went to NAPS, and E: pdsierer@earthhnk.net perhaps we couldfiUin some of the voids. entered the Academy in 1924 the year CLASS WEB SITE: Pete HUgarmer reports that our class after his brother graduated. In 1928 he www.usna.com/classes/class52/Default.htm should go over $20,000 in memory of graduated (along with my dad, by the way) I am kicking off this column with some EUeen Maguire, the love or Ralph and foUowed his brother into Marine aviavery important information SO: Hooper's hfe. The fond has used that tion. During World War II he was the first ATTENTION ALL HANDS; money to purchase a van for double Marine Aviator on Guadalcanal, and PIPE DOWN A N D LISTEN UP! amputee, 1st Lt. Andrew Kinard, USMC, during the Korean War he was General Rendezvous July 17,18,19, and 20, of Spartansburg, SC, who has been MacArthur's Tactical Air Commander at 2008 in America's GREATEST retained on active duty. If you haven't the invasion of Inchon. Ken's Uncle Frank CITY...San Diego! contributed to this Class project and distinguished himseff in the formative Program: would hke to get onboard to assist other years of Marine air-to- ground support.

•Welcome cocktail party Thursday 17 July amputees, here's how to do it: For ffights against the Sandinos in • Harbor cruise and dinner on San Make checks payable to Injured Nicaragua he received the 13th Diego Bay Friday 18 July Marine S.I. Fund.

Distinguished Flying Cross awarded a • All Hands banquet Saturday 19 July In the "for" section of your check, Marine Aviator. Ken (modesdy of coune) • FareweU brunch Sunday 20 July write: I.M.O. EUeen Maguire truck/van a/c. pointed out that there are more Marine Cost: $195.00 per person. (Goff, MaU to: Injured Marine Semper Fi Generals that have come firom the Weir tennis, tours, and other special activities Fund; Suite 102, PMB 609, 825 CoUege famUy than any other famUy, and that aU are not included.)

Boulevard; Oceanside, CA 92057 are firom the Naval Academy and Naval Headquarters: Hohday Iim on the Bay, Farewell Aviators. 1 wiU bet on one thing, and that 1355 No. Harbor Drive, San Diego, CA. Our Classmate WUliam L."BiU" Powers is, neither Father nor Uncle could have Phone: 1-800-877-8920; Group rate code Jr. passed away on Friday, February 1, been as zealous as Ken was in chaUenging N52; Bay view rooms $229.00; and. City 2008 in Houston, Texas. He died of the "system" whUe a Midshipman.. .nor view $209.00 (former strongly recomcomphcations foUowing knee surgery. He been as original in dreaming up ways to mended). Arrange for rooms NLT 14 was buried in the famUy plot in the do it. Semper Fi, old shoe.

June to get group rate.

CoUege Station Cemetery, CoUege Payment and registration: Station,Texas. We wUl miss him.

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1 always hke to hear from you Dads and Granddads with stories about successful and highly accomphshed offspring. It is just one more thing to make sure I feel old (kidding!). Anyhoo, BiU Maxson reported that son Bob has been named Director of the NOAA Aviation Weather Center in Kansas City. Prior to taking this important position Bob was a research pUot with the National Science Foundation in Boulder, Colorado, ha\ing retired from NOAA in 2005 as a "Four Sttiper". He started his career with NOAA in 1978, and along the way he earned his Bachelor's Degree from the Florida Institute ot"Technolog\' and a Masters at the US. Naval Post Graduate School. His 30 years as a NOAA Corps officer and pUot included duties as a "hurricane hunter" flying the Gulfstream FV high altimde research aircraft, and an assigimient to the National Center for Atmospheric Research flying the Gulfetream V. Bob's last position with NOAA was Durector of the NOAA Aviation Operations Center. In his new position he wiU be responsible for the forecasters who must issue timely and accurate warnings, advisories, and forecasts of hazardous weather affecting aircraft in flight and the commercial and private aviation communities. The Center's forecasts are intended to protect hfe and property over the U.S., Guff of Mexico, the Caribbean Sea, and the Adantic and Pacific Oceans. Given the wild weather happenings over the past few years I speak for all the Class in wishing Bob the very best.. .he has his hands fuU. Not much news has come in since the Hohdays so I am going to toss out a few more memories.. .1 hate to let my word count go to waste. Plebe summer was a very non-alcohohc time for Plebes, at least the ones I knew. During this seemingly interminable dry speU something remarkable happened. The Spanish Navy training ship, Juan Sebastian del Elcano (I think that is correct), made a caU on our bastion of modern day prohibition. She was a very impressive saUing ship and to ensure good wiU Plebes were encouraged to visit and socialize with their Spanish counterparts. I seem to remember that visiting started slowly. In time the early birds returned to Bancroft in high spfrits and with an amazing secret that once out led to a rapid increase in visiting. It seems Academy administrators overlooked one very important fact: our Spanish visitor was not a "dry" ship! In acmahty it

seemed our hosts had access to an unhmited supply of fine Spanish Brandy.

It didn't take too awfliUy much "hospitality" to turn the thirsty U.S. Mids into hUarious cutups or just plain drunks. As with aU reaUy good deals in the hves of Midshipmen, this ended sunmiarUy. Inevitably some perceptive Duty Officer deduced that something was amiss in Bancroft, and in due time traced the problem to its source.Visiting was canceUed untU such time as steely eyed supervisors could be put into place. The interesting thing about this happening was that the usual shower of Form 2s did not occur. I think the Administration figured they would have had to firy darned near the entire class. The lack of action hkely was rationahzed by determining that the drinking was not in violation of regulations because it took place on "Foreign SoU" rather than on Academy grounds.

Score one for the good guys.

By now the change to the Herndon Monument activities at graduation time are hkely known to most. It seems traditions have limited hfe spans just as we do.

The one I wUl always remember fondly was Hundredth Night. In the Sixth Wing the 49ers gave us Plebes a bad time leading up to that day so that we would want to make the festivities memorable. Needless to say the 52 Plebes were not sure how far the First Class could be pushed.. .that is until several firsties charged into a group of us and knocked us around hke bowling pins. With that the night came ahve!

Unfforms were ripped, noses got bloodied, and shoe pohsh along with other coloring agents was apphed to victims once they were tackled and subdued. When a fire hose was mrned on things reaUy got messy, especiaUy in some first class rooms.

Formnately there were not too many serious injuries so the night proved to be a great way to let off steam. I guess after the higher ups analyzed the event it was inevitable that Hundredth Night was a tradition with a tenuous foture.

Getting to serious things I have bad news on several fronts. Helen Banghart passed away on 7 January 2008. Our deepest sympathies go out to Les. Also, on the 8th ofJanuary Jean Ebbert lost her vahant batde to recover from the injuries sustained in the accident that took Leigh previously. This has been a particularly difficult time for her chUdren, and our prayers go out to them. On 15 January 2008 we lost a first company stalwart, Alfred "Al" Brooks. A memorial service

was held 19 January in Houston, Texas. Al is survived by his wffe, Kathryn, four married chUdren and six grandchUdren.

January was a bad month. O n the 25th, Henry E. Gruppe, a member of the second company, passed away after an extended batde with cancer. Henry resigned his commission in the Navy and had a successfol career with the U.S. Agency for International Development.

Henry is survived by his wife, Mary Lee Nelson of Potomac, Maryland, four chUdren, five grandchUdren and two great grandchUdren.

I certainly wish that spring came as fast as it does when you write this column. See you again when the flowers are in bloom.

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 6% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 62% PRES: Lt Col David B.Jones, USAF (Ret.) 6708 Pageland La., Gainesville,VA 20155 P: 703-754-4492; E: djlocker@earthlink.net SEC'Y: CAPT Arthur C. Bivens, USN (Ret.) 3724 Acosta Rd., Fairfax,VA 22031 P: 703-273-1392; E: acbivens@aol.com WEBMASTER: Paul Dudley E: pauldudley53@earthlink.net CLASS WEB SITE: www.usna53.org

Did you know that our Navy basketbaU team ended a 17-year wirUess drought at American U? The headhne for this win in the Washington Post was "Sprink Bill Trueblood and Chris Zirps Douses Navy's Drought." Greg Sprink had a career-high 36 points in that 2;ame.

Dave Jones, Earl Griggs, DarreU Dempster, Art Gimore, Chris Zirps, Hart Sebring, and Bill Trueblood

As your Corresponding Secretary it is my privilege to sit in on our Class Executive Committee meetings.They don't let me vote, but they do aUow me to talk. As a means of aiding my reporting endeavors I bought a digital camera. With my newly April 2008

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The major topic discussed was the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the USNA Athletics Association regarding our Class participation in the Memorial Plaza at the stadium. Chris Zirps has the lead on the MOU. He's a workhorse! Chris continues to work hard on this issue and the demanding leadership of our big 55th Reunion next September. Other activities discussed were the Class Winter Brunch at the ArmyNavy CC February 10; the annual Spring Pavihon Party June 7 (catered, $10 per person); and a planned reunion by our Seattie Classmates in 2010. Another reunion in the works is June 5 in Albuquerque, NM. Jerry Weinstein said they do this every year for classmates in that area. If you don't hve there, but would hke to go, give Jerry a caU. Regarding sad news, Dick Wright sent the foUowing message about John Roepke: I "John was a lacrosse teammate and one heU of a competitor at midfield. One hot day in May John was out on the practice field right after giving blood. Dinty Moore got wind of it and wanted John to leave practice and return to Bancroft HaU. John, [a World War II Navy veteran and EOD Frogman], who had helped clear the beaches before the invasion of Saipan, and was known as one tough hombre, demurred and finished a rigorous practice without a hitch. When we demohshed a favored Princeton team 10-5 in 1952, John was a major factor. A couple of weeks later when we came from behind 5-9, in the final period to beat Hopkins 10-9, John was again the major factor. His loss leaves only Jack Vosseller, Walt Hubbell,Jim Youse, and me [Dick Wright] from the varsity lacrosse players from our Class." H Other sad news —Three more classmates have died recently bringing the number of deceased classmates up to 348 as of this writing. William "Bill" Tracy, 79, of the McGregor,TX passed away Dec 26,2007.

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an Electtonics Technician, and attended NAPS. After USNA he went into the Air Force and flew F-lOO's and F-4 jet fighters in the PhUippines.Vietnam, England, and many U.S. mainland TAC bases before retiring as a Lt. Col in 1979. His complete obituary wiU be in Shipmate soon.

Robert Desmarais, 77, died Jan. 20, 2008, after a two-year Ulness. He served in the Marine Corps to the rank of Captain.

After resigning he went back to school and graduated from Clark University with a Masters degree in Mathematics in 1959.

He retired from NASA in 1986 after 28 years as an Aeronautical Engineer. During that time he worked on the mercury and ApoUo projects. A complete obituary was sent to Shipmate obits. .Just received: Cdr Elmer (Buck) Sheely USN (Ret), a Naval Aviator, died after a lengthy batde with lung cancer on Jan. 30 in Hampton,VA. Steve Hostettler's wife, Lucy Ann, died January 3, and 1 was privileged to attend her very touching foneral service.

Their son and daughter both gave eloquent eulogies, praising her as a loving and loyal mother and Navy Wife, an "anchor" to them during aU the many moves and Steve's absences at sea. I say Amen to that sentiment for aU of us who are blessed with such a wife and family.

On the Binnacle List is Walt HubbeU's wife, Marlese, who is fighting colon cancer. Walt informed me that she's had surgery, foUowed by pneumonia, and is undergoing chemotherapy. Walt says that she is holding up weU. Tom Southerland passed on a message from Dorsey Roe. one of our non-grad classmates, that he is suffering from lung cancer. He is on chemo, and plans to start a tteatment caUedAlimia (non-chemo?).

Tom Southerland also handles the acquisition and sale of '53 gear as part of our Reunion activities. He is concerned that orders are coming in slowly. He recommends that you check out the gear on our class website. Information and an order form were included in the faU 2007 maUing, but caU him should you need a new form.

Dick and Sue Albright at Dubrovnik

Here's some happy news from Dick Albright;

• "In mid-November Sue and I headed south to join old Fairfax friends and then on to Ft.Lauderdale for an Air Fhght to Venice, Italy. Arrived Venice and spent the next night in a very classy canal hotel. The next day we embarked on Celebrity's MUlenium for the beginning of a 28-day Med and Trans Adantic Cruise.

Dubrovnik was first port. Walked the old city waUs. Athens was next (AcropoUs and Parthenon of course).Then on to Kusadasi,Turkey, the port city for Ephesus, where Paul preached to the early Christians in the open-air theatte. A great site going into Naples was a Nuclear Carrier HARRY S.TRUMAN (CVN 75) getting underway with her AEGIS Cruiser Escort HUE CITY. Had a great tour of the Amaffi Coast, Sorento and Pompei. On to port of Civitaveccia for Rome visit then on to Livorno, Pisa and Florence. A short stop inVUlefiance, COMSIXTHFLTS homeport in die distant past. The first haff of the cruise ended in Barcelona, a beautifol city. From there, on to Malago and on to Cadiz.

From Cadiz we made two stops in the Spanish Canary Islands. From the Canarys we transited the Adantic with a day in Haiti at Royal Caribbean's Beach Resort.

FinaUy back to Ft. Lauderdale on Dec. 16th. It brought back many memories of past Med Cruises in haze gray ships — with the addition of a glass of wine and a five-course meal. We even managed to hold our weight gain to a few pounds. We got home too late for maihng Christmas cards, so to aU our friends a "very belated Merry Christmas." • Now for the Authors Corner - A number of you, including yours truly have vvTitten a book, niosdy about our service experiences. (That's how I got this job. BiU Trueblood asked me if I would be wiUing to write this column because he thought 1 had some hterary t;Uent??) As to other classmates with a bent for WTiting, Dean Smith has written a book about the fire in the ApoUo space capsule in which three astronauts died. Tom "Tojo" Smith has written a book about his submarine experiences, and Vic Cricchi has wiitten his unpublished memoir and service experiences—^both of which I enjoyed. Another new book by a classmate was brought to our attention by the foUowing message from Jack Jaynes: "I just finished reading Scott Beat's exceUent book about his

hfe as a carrier pUot and a U-2 pUot.The tide is So Many Ways to Die. It is avaUable fiom Amazon, among other places. Scott told me the book has sold 9,000 copies, which is a lot of books when you remember ffiat a bestseUer is 50,000 copies.

Those of you who are pUots wUl especiaUy enjoy the book. I vv-as a ghder pUot, so I am famihar with the sensation of being in the air with no visible means of support, but Scott's description of what it is like to pUot a U-2 vviU turn your hair white. Do yourseh a favor and get the book. It's a great way to get your blood stirring without the inconvenience of being in danger." Another hterary effort, an essay by Art GUmore, istidedTHE WORLD ACCORDING TO "A" widi subtide IF I WERE KING FOR A DAY. It is a serious fantasy about changes he would make ff he were a king for a day Qust a day?]. His story covers the foUowing areas:The U.S Mihtary; Interpretation of the Constimtion; the Conduct of Conaxess; National InteUisence; National Security; Energy Pohcy; National Infiastrucmre;Taxes; Pohtical Correcmess; and Other Matters, such as a humorous special reqmrement by any USNA graduate seeking the Office of POTUS. Art says it is a work in progress and you wiU have to ask him for a copy and perhaps he wiU share it with you for comments as he fine-tunes his episde. There are other classmates "out there" who have written a book, which we would hke to hear about.

Therefore, please send me a blurb or a review and I'U plug it in this column.

Also, Tom Schaaf is an avid reader and often gives a book review" at our monthly Class Luncheons in D.C. Send him a copy and maybe he wUl give it a review. If a book has been pubhshed and has an ISBN number it can normally be found on Amazon or Google by tide or author if you are interested.

Chuck Fellows sent a picmre of a group of Submarine classmates, wives, and

widows at Carl and Pauhne Trost's house in Sandbridge,VA where they gathered to enjoy the Army-Navy footbaU game. With theTrosts were Gus and Judy Hubal, Art and NeU GUmore, Earl and Mary Lou Griggs, Chuck and Ahx FeUovvs, Frank and Judy Ostronic, and classmate widows Jo SuUivan and Ginny HukUl. BiU Gourlay sent Feb.3,"Let's give a big shout out to Paul Dudley, our dedicated Webmaster, for creating and maintaining our USNA53 web site.

Thanks Paul." A Bravo ZULU from the rest of us Paul! If you want to know what's current in our Class, go to our web site.You won't see this column until AprU. Happy Tax Day ...Art B. ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 8% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 5 2 % PRES: CAPT GeorgeV. Zeberlein, USN (Ret.) H: 410-267-7470; E: gvzeb@comcast.net SECY: CAPT George M. Henson, USN (Ret.) 701 Creek View Cir., Phoem.\-\'ille, PA 19460 H: 610-933-6955; E: gl40250h@venzon.net WEBMASTER: Will Croom E: will\-aye@cox.net WEB SITE: wwrw.usna54.net

Game Shots Booge Stevenson sent this short note and photos of interest.

• "Picmre of my daughter, Katherine Rdgney and me. Sherry and Ed Martin at the Poinsettia Bowl in San Diego-great time with the Martins. Also-candid camera shot of Ned Shuman at the Armv/NavY a;ame." I

Ned Shuman

5th Company Btmch From Jack Anderson comes this report and accompanying shot of a "5th Company Bunch" during Christmas.

• "AU's weU in Colorado. Navy plays Air Force in Colorado Springs on October 4 this year. Beautifol time to visit Colorado Springs. Air force has a new coach and they wUl be up for the game. It could be a real test for Navy and their new coach.

Go Navy. Beat Air Force." I From left to right in the photo: Jack Anderson, Stan Houghton, Jim Austin, Mac Macleay; Rosemary Anderson, Shirley Houghton, Liz Austin, Peggy Macleay

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5th Company at Christmas

Far East Excursion A report of GaU and PhU Livingstone on the road far away from home.

Katherine & Booge Stevenson, Ed & Sherry Martin

• "We had the urge to revisit China in November, especiaUy to visit Tibet, and to see aU the growth since our last visit in 1994. One could easUy notice that the big cities are much hke ours with many cars and traffic jams; however, in the countryside the farmers hve much hke they have for years. Beijing & Xian are busthng to prepare for the 2008 Olympics.

In the picmre we are at the Three Gorges Dam on the Yangtze Paver, the largest dam in the w^orld. It is a major tourist attraction and weU planned to receive tourists.VUlages we had visited in 1994 along the river are now under water from the initial flooding, with the water to rise about 150 more feet when the dam is completely fiUed.

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54-55 CLASS NEWS We stayed overnight with a couple near Xian in the Huxian Farmer ViUage where they have buUt a smaU two story townhouse type for improved housing. It was a learning experience to experience how they hve in a simpler way.

The other picture shows GaU and me in Aberdeen Bay in one of the motorized boats. Remember when we were here during a Navy visit in the 50's these boats were propeUed by scuUing. And of course Hong Kong is now a city of many high rise apartment buildings.

Traffic is very heavy. For us old Navy types the boat people and rickshaws of 50 years ago are now just a memory, and so are the great prices." I

Pilot Raley From the Web When the going gets tough (meager column inputs) the tough go to Walt Groom's incomparable Class web site for inspiration and material. Here are a couple of recent postings of the doings of Classmates.

H BeUs Relax in Ajijic — "Jim and Dora are back firam a relaxing stay in Ajijic.

(Don't emaU me about a typo, that's reaUy where they went.) I did my best to get the border secured before Jim remrned. WUl" Whenever Two or Three ShaU Meet — From Harv TafFet: "Attached is a picture of Dick Robey, (8th Co.) and roommates CharUe McLean and Harv Taffet (7th Co.) enjoying lunch in Indian Harbor Beach. Dick was spending some time in Florida out of the cold and Charlie was en route to a cruise out of Miami. I was just enjoying the company." I

At Three Gorges Dam

please keep your personal information in the Class Dfrectory up to date as changes (i.e., home address, phone number, emaU address) occur. I have noticed some instances where contact information was not correct.Your Scribe '54 Reunion The momentous event is fast approaching and we are aU enjoined to plan accordingly in the time remaining. Our Reunion Committee (BiU Land, Jess Owens, Jon Hurt) has planned and organized a most exciting and appeahng itinerary and are to be highly comphmented for their efforts and results. The fon starts on Sunday, 8 June, when the registtation desk and hospitahty suite open at noon, foUowed that evening by a "Night in Hawau" luau. Monday wiU start with our Memorial Service and continue with tours and a dinner dance in the stadium banquet haU. Tuesday highhghts include an address by the Superintendent, YP tours, and company parties in the evening. Things wrap up with a Wednesday getaway brunch. Looking forward to seeing you aU there!

2007 Financial Statement Assets Cash and Bank Accounts Calvert MMF $16,343.46 Class '54 Checkmg $1.291.41 $17,634.87 Liabihties 0.00 $17,634.87

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Boating in Aberdeen Bay

Raley Airborne Raley Thomley shared this e-maU and photo, that he sent to many of his friends, with me and I want to share it forther with the Class.

Jim and Dora Bell

B "Our airplane is a six passenger Beech Bonanza (A-36, not the"V-taU"A-35).

Check out the scene below - our farm (1300 acres of Tennessee bottom land where we have lots of deer, ducks, and wUd mrkey.The farm is on the Obion River a few miles before it connects with the Mississippi River across from the "Boot Heel" of Missouri. Raley" •

Income & Expenses Income—Interest on MMF $762.78 Dues paid in $100.00 Odier—-royalty $8.23 Total $871.01 Expenses Charity—In Memory of Classmates $800.00 Florist—In Memory of Classmates $369.15 USNA Foundation—CL53 Liberty Plaque Project $3.000.00 Total $4,169.15 OveraU Total—Net Loss -$3,298.14 Submitted—Peter J. Vogelberger, Jr., Treasurer Approved—George V. Zeberlein, Jr., President

Charlie McLean, Harv Taffet, Dick Robey

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Class Notes Web Site and Class Directory - AU hands are reminded that the Class web site URL is now: http://54net.org.Also,

VOTE for your Board of Trustees 18 April istfiedeadline.

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PRES: VADM Henry- C. Mustin, USN (Ret.) VICE PRES SECY: CAPT Tom Kiefeber, USN (Ret.) TREAS: COL Cal Weaver, USA (Ret.) CORR SECY: Dan Butterfield 5 Lakeside Close. Nellystbrci,VA 22958 H: 434-361-1357: E: -kibfield@c\-ber\\-ind.net WEB SITE: www.usna.coni/classes/1955

First 2008 Portofino Lunclieon...

The USNA Class of 1955 contingent of the Portofino Boat Club met at the restaurant of the same name on Wednesday. 9 January to discuss important issues ot the day (medicare, retirement homes, and estate planning).

Seriously, we discussed the latest goingson at the Academy, as vveU as, hammering out some details concerning upcoming social events that vviU show up in the next version of the Annual Letter to the Class. Attending were: Fred ToUeson, Bob Freemcm, Denny SuUivan, Hank Mustin, John Adams, Tom Kiefaber, Tom Stallman, Derek WUson, D e m o Kolaras, Dick Peterson, Tony Bracken, Jerry HoUand, Cal Weaver, Mai MacKiimon, Spud Flowers, and Bob Hinton. It was the usual joyiul occasion.

From Ned Floyd, San Diego...

I "The 2007 Poinsettia Bowl game brought many classmates to San Diego.

Ned and Lymne Floyd hosted a pre game party in Coronado on Wednesday, 19 December, the night before the game.

Local classmates brought poduck pupus to the party. Others in attendance included Tom Boucher,Vern Carlson, Jack Garrow, Dick Jones, Ken Holden, Pat Kenney (widow of Charles), Ray Medeiros with Barbara Obinger, and Hugh and Peggy Webster Ned and Lynne sincerely thank Jack Garrow and Ken Holden who came early to help with the semp and stayed late to assist with the cleanup. The '55 TaUgate, which was hosted by Tom Kiefaber and his son John, USNA'97, feamred loads of food and

drink for aU ages (no cover charge).

Through John Kiefaber, '55 was able to join '97 for a joint taUgate. It was attended

by Kenny Holden, Jack Garrow, Hugh Webster, and Bob Irons, plus famUy members. Intense spirit was generated. An informal post game breakfast was held at the Coronado Municipal Goff Course on Friday, December 2. At the breakfast were Tom Boucher, Ned and Lynne Floyd, John Haynes with his son Steve, and Ray Medeiros with Barbara Obinger and Ray's son Jim. Others known to be at the game included BUI andValarie Anders, Alex Aronis' son Steve and son-in-law and daughter Larry and Dawn Sorensen, Ace Davis, George (16) and Grade Martin, Burt and Rene Munger, John and Elsie Snyder, and John and Joan Weaver. WhUe Navy lost to a vvel-favored Utah, the Big Blue Team was in the game aU the way and almost puUed it out in the final moment. What an exciting g^me." •

you get a bar-coded paper shp matching the amount.

After breakfast Friday, Rose Marie went to the room to start packing and gave me the 32 doUar chit from the night before for me to gamble with—no strings attached. I proceeded to the first deck non-smoking portion of the casino and looked for a slot machine that had some character....hke high definition logos and five reels vice the normal three. I was playing a nickel machine and after only three spins, up came five "blazing sevens" for awhUe I hadn't realized that I had hit the max jackpot on that machine then as the numbers kept increasing for the pay-out, the adrenahne started flowing. Next thing I know, it indicated I had won 100,000 nickels. I was unable to do the math at first, but I soon realized this equated to 5000 doUars!

The casino personnel were alerted, and after taking my driver's hcense and ID card, they returned with tax forms and paid me off in 100 doUar bUls. So it took me 76 years to finaUy hit a meaningful jackpot. How sweet it is! • Ted Parker relates his learning the sad news of John J. "Jack" Murphy (19):

L-r Standing: Ray Medeiros and his son Jim, Tom Boucher, John Haynes and son Steve Seated: Barbara Obinger, Lynne and Ned Floyd

Steve Kaiser's Thanksgiving 2007...

H Rose Marie and I were married back in 1991 on Thanksgiving Day. Ever since, we always do something special at Thanksgiving.This past "turkey day", we went to BUoxi, Mississippi for an overnight at the Isle of Capri Hotel and Casino to eat mrkey and play the slot machines. I lost my 50 to 100 doUar quota set aside for the trip, but Rose Marie finished that night ahead by 32 doUars.

At the Casino you no longer have to handle money, so when you cash out

L-n Ned Floyd Dick Jones, Jack Garrow, Tom Boucher, Hugh Webster,

H "I was able to speak to Murph's brother in law a few minutes ago and he reported that Jack died mid-day yesterday, 8 January, of cancer of the hver. He was under hospice care and died peacefuUy with famUy in attendance. There wUl be services at Saint Agnes Cathedral in RockviUe Center (Long Island) on Samrday the 12th at 1000, shoiUd some of you be able to attend" [ed: I received this from Ted in January) • John Richards funeral...

John Richards (16) was buried with fuU mihtary honors at Arhngton National Cemetery on 28 January 2008. Attending, to honor their faUen classmate, were: Hank Mustin, Tom Kiefaber, Cal Weaver, Deimy SuUivan, Fred ToUeson, Tom StaUman, D e m o Kolaras, John GaUagher, John Adams, Pat Taylor, Bob Hinton, Ted Hyman, and Tom Mclsaac.

The Holte's visit to Costa Rica...

SaUy and Hartley Holte recendy remrned from a ttip to Costa Rica primarUy with Overseas Advenmre Travel, but also included a visit to Verner Carlson's "Finca CastiUa".

• Vern spends time in both Costa Rica and Cahfornia. He's had to slow down a bit recendy for he wiU probably have had Vern Carlson, Ken Holden, Ray Medeiros April 2008

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55-57 CLASS N E W S heart valve surgery by the time you read this. We were fortunate to have had a great guide and were exposed to many of the terrific features of Costa Rica, including jungles, volcanoes, a minor earthquake, and some fine local people.

Verner, known locally as Don Carlos, provided us with additional insights on his OrosiVaUey and his 6,000 ft elevation home — terrific view! We reaUy tested our skUls in Spanish. •

l-r Hartley Holte with Vern Carlson in Costa Rica proudly displaying our '55 Burgee

Bingy Moore describes his very scary and rare medical condition...

• I refer to it as a condition, because the word "Ulness" conveys the idea of pain and suffering. It has been a nuisance and pretty confining since I can't drive, but the only pain I've had was minor from my faUs, none of which resulted in real injuries, except to my pride.

I suspect I wiU feel some pain after the anesthetic wears off from the neurosurgeon having driUed a hole in the back of my head on February 25 and also making a smaU incision on one side of my abdominal area so he can puU the shunt tube down. He showed me a shunt, which is mostly tubing somewhat less in diameter than baU point penfiUer.A section about 4" long goes into the skuU cavity next to the brain, and the shunt valve, which is adjusted with a magnet, goes behind my ear. The tube continues down to the lower incision. He told me hefishesthe tube down inside, like an electrician does with a wire and fish tape. When the pressure in the brain area gets to the setting on the shunt, it opens and drains the cerebral spine fluid (CSF) into the abdominal cavity, where it is recycled. The shunt, itseff, is barely a Chiclets in size.

I've never had brain surgery before, and this is supposedly minor, but, then again, I'm a devout coward.The surgeon said I can go home the next day if there are no comphcations.The release 1 have to sign before the operation aUows for any

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and aU types of comphcations, stopping short of amputating the whole head.

1 gain comfort and peace knowing that this is in the Lord's hands and is part of Hw Plan however He wants it to turn out. I am at ease with that. Someone asked me several weeks ago if I was depressed by this condition (apparently some people are), and I replied that I'm not, with the same words as I give above. • Our Ocean Adventurer classmate and new book author, Fred McLaren, on Forbes TV...

In January Fred writes: "Chck on the below link sent me yesterday by Jim Clash, Adventurer Columnist and TV Host for Forbes Magazine. http://www.forbes.com/video/?video =fvn/adventurer/jc_adv010808. It is the first formal announcement of my forthcoming book, "Unknown Waters, A Firsthand Account of the Historic Under-Ice Survey of the Siberian Continental Shelf".

Pubhshed by the University of Alabama Press it is scheduled to reach bookstores by early February 2008.The Forbes TV interview appeared for the first time on the Forbes.com home web site this morning, January 8,2008".

Message from from Peet Odgers...

In answer to BiU Anders' article in Shipmate's Jan-Feb Class'55 News concerning the age hmit of 65 on Flyers participating in "Proud American" flights.... sent by MGen USAF Peet Odgers USNA'55 to MGen USAF BUI Anders, USNA'55: • "What WHIMPS! I'm stiU flying the Wright 'B' Flyer at least 4-5 sorties per week in the warm months at age 75.

Have orUy declared MAYDAY once and survived. Get with it Spad and Mustang jocks!" • Denis Waitley writes: • "Dan, it has been too many years since we touched base. I'm stiU globe-trotting, pretending 1 am forty years old. Always good to read about of friends hke you.

Warm regards, Denis Waidey", http://www.waitley.com • Ed note: Denis and I attended LaJolla High School in Southern California together.

Jim Brownlow recalls a little known high level historical Navy message exchange...

• In Newport, Rl, November 1956,1 was called back from weekend hberty at 0200 to DASHIELL (DD 659).

Underway shorthanded at 0600 headed

for a pre-set Western Adantic "blockade station."We eventuaUy learned that England, France and Israel had invaded Egypt to re-claim the Suez Canal. Russia was threatening to "bomb London and Paris." President Eisenhower, to the surprise of many, sided with Egypt and Russia and told England, France and Israel to get out of Egypt. In the Med the Sixth Fleet was headed for Egypt at fuU speed.

We later were copied on the foUowing radio traffic: CNO to COMSIXFLT: "This situation is extremely volatile. Advise when you are ready for possible enemy engagement."

COMSIXFLT to CNO: "We are ready now. Who is the enemy?"

Does this rank up there with:You may fire when ready, Gridley". •

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CLASS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN: Co! George Mushalko, USAF (Ret.) (15) 82I4Treebrooke Lane, Alexandria,VA 22308 E: gmushalko@cox.net; Tel: 703-768-4543; 8214 SECY: Dan Garges (24) 1846 Greenplace Terrace RockviUe, MD 20850 P: 301-340-8197; W: 443-259-0156; E: magdan_56@yahoo.com WEBMASTER: Bob KeUer WEB SITE; www.usna.com/classes/1956

"Deo Fidelis et Patria" Distinguished Graduate Awardfor 2008 A mighty big congratulation to Frank Kelso (24) for receiving his long overdue selection as one of the Naval Academy Distinguished Graduate Award recipients for 2008. The acmal presentation ceremony, always exceUently done, wUl be held in Alumni HaU on 28 March at 1630.

Classmate Reunion in Florida Vern Dander (6) and Pierce Ferriter (16) met for lunch at a great restaurant out on a pier in downtown St. Petersburg, FL.As you can teU from the photograph they are all smUes and fiUed with camaraderie.Vern and family were vacationing in Florida and contacted Pierce who hves in nearby Newport Richey, FL.Why then is Vern wearing aT-Shirt from Maine? It is a shirt that Pierce sent to Vern when he hved in Maine. But fearing frost bite, Pierce relocated to Florida! Vern, Pierce, John LaUy (13) and possibly others have been on an email circuit for some time now keeping in touch in hopes getting together whenever possible. Hey - it is the USNA alumnus, one of the greatest fraternities in the world!

Vern Dander and Pierce Ferriter

From the Widotvs Comer Mrs. Louise CecU, widow of Bob CeicU (11), writes a letter expressing her deepest, appreciation for the work that Nancy Henry has been doing to make the widows of the class of 1956 feel included and welcome. AU the kind notes sent out

by Nancy (and perhaps others) to the widows, during the 50th reunion period were weU received. Louise and Bob were married quite a bit later after Naval Academy graduation, so Louise got to know only a few of his old friends and classmates. It is most comforting to reahze that we, as the Class of 56 including classmates, wives, widows and widowers can reach out and touch the hearts of aU who have been associated with the traditions of mihtary hfe. Many thanks to Nancy for spearheading this worthwhUe effort.

Widow Survey Please remrn the completed Widow Survey to George Mushalko (gmushalko@cox.net), ffyou haven't aheady done so. Your response wUl lend insight and guide us in how best to keep you connected with class activities and in keeping us up to date on you.

Class Registers: We have 15 Class Registers left.

Anyone wanting one gratis contact George Mushalko.

Company Representatives The complete hst is shown below and certainly a big thanks to aU who volunteered. The Company Reps wUl help us better reach out to everyone—classmates, wives, and widows. This wiU gready help keeping in touch with aU, and especiaUy widows, who might feel some separation.

It makes sure the word gets out on aU activities, contact points for their companies, help with reunions and mini-reunions, etc. The complete Company Rep. job description is on our web site: www.usna.com\\classes\1956.

An errata sheet for the Class Register should be updated quarterly (1 Jan, etc.) on the web site. The Company Reps

should also help in this regard as weU.The list follows: COMPANY REPS (1-23-2008) 1st Company....Bud Alexander; 2nd Company Bob Rodgers; 3rd Company Bob Shumaker; 4th Company Dave Swanson; 5th Company Dick Walsh; 6th Company .John Karas; 7th Company Ken Costilow; 8th Company Dave Carre; 9th Company Roy Guhck; 10th Company Carl Nelson; 11th Company Ken Godstrey; 12th Company BiU Simpson; 13th Company Dick Levendoski; 14th Company Hal Moore; 15th Company Pickett Wright; 16th Company Vince Roper; 17th Company Perry Stone; 18th Company Leo Koerkenmeier; 19th Company Duane Barnhart; 20th Company .Jerry Jones; 21st Company .Jay Ransom; 22nd Company .Jack Bossert; 23rd Company Worth Hobbs; 24th Company .John Bauman ANNUAL MEIVIBERSHIP: 7% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 58% PRES: CAPT David S. Cooper, USN (Ret.) SECY: LCDR. P. O. Behrcnds, USN (Ret.) 143-A East Lake Drive, Annapohs, MD 21403 E: pobehrends@aol.com C O R R . SECY: CAPT EN. Howe Jr., USN (Ret.) 1 Walter Cm, Fredericksburg,VA 22405-2363 E: fiihusna57@cox.net WEBMASTER: Fred Dammann WEB SITE: w^vw.usna57.org

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John Raymond Disbrow, Jr. of PeekskUl, NY died on 5 January at the Westledge Nursing Home in PeekskUl. John left the academy during Plebe Summer. He is survived by his wife Annamaria, two daughters and five grandchildren.

Colonel Robert P. Robichaud, USAF (Ret.) died at his home in Shreveport, LA on 10 January foUowing a lengthy iUness. Bob graduated from VaUey Forge Military Academy and left the Naval Academy Plebe year. He is survived by his wife Kathleen, one son and a daughter. He was buried at the North West Louisiana Veterans Cemetery.

Lieutenant Commander Bruce AUen Thomas, USN (Ret.) of Cooperstown, ND died on 10 January after a courageous fight with leukemia. Bruce is survived by his wife Denny, two daughters, Anne and

Wendy, and one granddaughter, Hannah Weathei"wax.

John Rosario AntoniceUi passed away at the St. Barnabas Medical Center in Livingston, NJ on 18 January. John was a resident of Roseland, NJ and is survived by his wife Susan, two daughters, a son and 10 grandchildren.

Arthur Robert Loock of Los Angeles, CA died as a result of cancer on 26 January. Art left the academy Plebe year and enjoyed a long career in the aerospace industry. He was buried at Forest Lawn Glendale on 2 February.

As this report is coming out of the grinder in the depths of the Dark Ages the distribution of our Reunion Supplement is a bit problematical as a result of some unscheduled crises (as opposed to scheduled crises) among staff members. With a bit of luck and considerable body English the document wiU have been dehvered by the time you read this but, ffyou StUl haven't seen it, please bear with us. It'U be worth the wait.

MeanwhUe, to prove that there's always something in the works for your edification and amusement, consider the foUowing idea for some purposeful activity whUe you wait for the ice to melt: One of the coolest things that came to 50th reunion attendees, through the imagination of Walt Meukow, was a handsome notebook pre-loaded with keeper copies of a number of signal event programs as weU as the remarkable artwork of Art Aronson which traces with deadly accuracy our four years by the sea.. .as the lyrics teU. If you got past all this nifty stuff you discovered a grunch of blank pages which await personal photos of the proceedings and — importantly — the handsome faces of the celebrants. Just how many individual photos can be accommodated in the slots provided is pretty much a function of print sizes and imagination.. .but, by most estimates, it's a very big number.

Conscious that most either didn't take their own photos or didn't take nearly enough to make more than a smaU dent in this archival opportunity, the guys cobbhng together the Reunion Supplement to The First 50 wiU make avaUable on the Class website (courtesy of webmaster Fred Dammann) aU of the photos that constitute the "reunion coUection."This coUection numbers in the many hundreds, many more than there was space for in the supplement.

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The idea here is that those who'd hke to have copies of any of diese photos most fixjm the lens of the official photographer, but many fiom mates who made their work avaUable to us - can simply dowrUoad them firom the site and print thek own copies. It has been suggested that the most economical way to get just what you want is to dowrUoad the individual photofilesfiromthe website, bum them to a disk and hie off to Wal-Mart or some simUar facUity where the equipment typicaUy avaUable wUl permit you to crop and print what you need - and print in a less cosdy fashion than you can do it at home.

Depending on just how many photos can be accommodated simiUtaneously on ffie website it may be necessary to do ffie thing incrementaUy but Fred has promised to keep visitors (and chathne readers) advised as we proceed through ffie process.

Somehow, caught up in the lengffiy drum roU before the Big Noise in October and aU the hooting and hoUering since that monumental event, the scribe has whiffed on bringing to your attention a splendid report from our ever-thoughtful left coast correspondent, Joe Koch. Without forther alibis here it is:

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• In September Mary Jane and I cruised to Alaska in the MS OOSTERDAM as part of ffie Umted States Submarine Veterans Inc. national convention. Along on ffie trip were Sandra and Earle Smith and we managed to spend quite a bit of time wiffi them. Earle and 1 spent four years together in the 11th Company and were both at Monterey in the early 60s.

We also spent a night in Seattie at the end of the cruise and had ffinner with Nancy and Mike Giambattista. Mike and I were shipmates in TUSK (SS-426) in ffie '61-'62 time frame. It is always great to get togeffier with friends from years past and renew ffiose friendships.

Boffi Earle and Mike have other commitments which wUl keep them from being wiffi us at 50ffi Reunion which made seeing them in the Northwest more special. • We didn't get many A-N game reports this year and - the bigger problem — exacdy zero photos of the assembled faithfiU. HappUy, we did hear from Bob Christenson out in SLOtown: • The last words spoken in Steve Bond's eulogy were: "As for his companymates, his classmates and his left coast chorusmates: LIVE IT UP TODAY (Steve's e-maU address)." WeU, on 1 December 2007, those left coast chorusmates met again at Ginny and Brad Parkinson's beautiful home and belted out the usual Navy fight songs, noticing particularly how we missed Steve's loud, clear and always on-key participation.

Brad's e-maU, sent to neighbors, pretty weU sums up the gathering: "HeUo neighbors. We are again hosting an Army/Navy footbaU party on December 1st. If you want to come see old geezers get misty eyed, sing fonny songs, and cheer on a team ranked at least 78th (a littie behind McNeese State), we would welcome you.

Doors open at Hawk's HiU at 0830, wiffi kickoff at 0900. It is a poduck, with Ginny providing two pots of ChUi (One Red and One Green)."

The usual crowd of "old geezers" and wives showed up, incluffing Barbara and Ted Almstedt, my wife Mary and Teeny Bond, who was the Parkinson's house guest. USNA graduates and wives from the classes of'50,'51,'52,'54 and some neighbors rounded out ffie chorus! Next year we hope to include some younger graduates—if they can sing! • If you've read this far it's because you need some more dope on the next reumon - right? WeU, as we endeavor to

never disappoint, herewith the latest RayFazGram: • Plans for the 52.5 W reunion of the Class of 1957 are beginning to shape up for ffie week of 18 AprU 2010. Classmates wiU receive detaUs and a survey sheet this month via emaU, smaU and/or Company Coorffinators. The survey is needed to determine the number of attendees, rooms required and interest in a variety of events. We know its two years away, but give it your best shot.

Our headquarters for lodging and banquet wiU be at the Marines' Memorial Club in San Francisco which ".. .has, for sixty-one years, stood in honor of ffie memory ofAmerican war heroes. The Club, just one block off Union Square is at 609 Sutter Street, in the heart of downtown San Francisco. This handsome Beaux Arts-style buUffing, which enjoys San Francisco's protected landmark status, provides a sanctuary for ffiose who wish to pause and honor ffie valor of veterans who were kUled whUe in nuhtary service.

Just as ffie Marine Corps preserves its traffitions, the Marines' Memorial Club maintains historic and emotional remnants of past confficts and heroism."

Membership is open to veterans and apphcations may be obtained at www.MARINESCLUB.COM. Members receive many benefits, such as reduced rates and use of over 80 private clubs worldwide. • The Washington Chapter assembled a number of the local lovelies at Ft. Myer on 5 February, for the nth '57 Valentine's Day lunch. Not only was a grand time had by aU — as usual - but we managed (through the courtesy and expertise of Tom Sims' wife Marge) to capmre images of a number of these dehghtful creatures together wiffi their chauffeurs. Just look:

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WeU,ffiat'sanoffier load in ffie wagon. Let us know how your spring is progressing and remember to include ffie photographic evidence. Carpe Diem.

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Out offfieDark Ages and into the hght, wiffi only about nine weeks to go before our Link-in-ffie-Chain midshipmen of ffie Class of 2008 pin on ffiek gold bars and leave USNA for ffie outside world. As ffiey leave ffie stage wiffi diploma in hand, ffiey wiU be greeted by representatives fiom our class, who wiU present the new Ensigns and Second Lieutenants wiffi ffieir first set of gold bars, smtably commemorating ffie relationship between our class and ffieirs.This wUl be the culminating activity of ffie four-year period that we have participated with 2008;firomffieirInduction ceremony; through Plebe Sea Trials; Plebe Recogmtion; picmcs; the Ring Dance where gold from some of our rings had been melted into theirs; Mess Nights; and finaUy graduation.They jomed us at footbaU tailgates, brought their parents around to meet the '58ers, and greeted us at every opportunity. The one difference in the relationship is that from our perspective, ffiose 4 years flew by very quickly, and fiom ffieir perspective, it probably seemed forever. Now thinking back,ffidthe ffiought of our 50th Reunion even cross your mind in June of 1958? We could barely comprehend coming back in October 1958 for Homecoming that year!

So away with our Link-in-the-Chain class on May 23rd, and may they glance at their keepsake coin and remember us when they deal with the class of 2058!

The first news item for the class is the selection of RAdm Benjamin C. Montoya USN (Ret) as a Distinguished Graduate of the Naval Academy. He joins Adm Chuck Larson USN (Ret) as the second member of the Class of 1958 to receive this award, and is the first minority and the ffist non-hne officer to be selected by the Alurrmi Association DGA Selection Comrmttee. This award is presented every year to a very smaU, select group of graduates in recogmtion of their demonstrated and unselfish commitment to a hfetime of service, thefr personal character, and the sigrdficant contributions ffiey have made to the Navy and Marine Corps or as leaders in industry or government. Ben and ffie offier selectees wUl be honored at the lOffi annual Distinguished Graduate Award Ceremony on Friday, 28 March 2008.The class gives its congratvUations to Ben, a greater 58er!

Before the last hohdays, there was a gathering of'58ers at HUton Head Island, the home of happy retiree goffers.

In the photo are two resident goffers.

Bob Mason (9th) and Lee PolhiU (19th), who are the hosts, and Pete Westphal (1st) and Pete Berg (18th), the guests. The photo also show the samthness of these four, as they each appear to have some sort of halo over their heads, courtesy of the club hghting.

Mason, Westphal, Polhill and Berg

A note fiom Charlie Bowne (8ffi) regarding some potential fomre midshipmen: • "Greetings! Twice each year the USNA Armel-Leftwich Visitors Center conducts boot camps for chUdren who want to have fon and learn what it is hke to be in the Navy. Those events have become very popular and draw chUdren from a wide geographical area. Some day a few may wish to come to the Naval Academy! In this photo are two smnning graduates of the October 2007 boot camp holding their certificates of completion. They are Carlos and Kevin Bowne. Their mentor is their

grandfather, a 1958 Naval Academy graduate who can no longer do an about face! The boy's salutes, after a few minutes of instruction may be better than some midshipmen! '58 is Great! Charles" •

Charlie Bowne and Grandsons

When the space shutde Adantis roared into space last February 7th to dehver the European Space Agency's Columbus Laboratory to ffie International Space Station, the command pUot was Capt Alan Poindexter, USN, son of Linda and John Poindexter (18th). Alan is one of three Poindexter sons in the Navy, and is a 1986 graduate of Georgia Tech. Two of his brothers graduated from USNA, Mark in 1985 and Thomas in 1992.Two other Pouidexter sons are engineering graduates, one from Carnegie MeUon and one from Maryland. Alan is an experienced F-14 pUot, served combat tours in the Arabian Guff, was a test pUot, and was selected for the NASA program in 1998.

Gloria Borden, widow of our late classmate Ed Borden (19th) sent in some photos taken at the Poinsettia Bowl in San Diego last December. She also included an amazing photo made during a famUy gathering of aU 15 grandchUdren of Ed and Gloria, a large passel of good-looking kids. In the classmate picture below, you see 1-to-r in the back row: Dave Ault (10th), Al Barbero (15th),Jim Adkins (9th), Mike GigUo (10th), front row:JJ Seeberger (10th), Mike Huhtie (10th), and John Witzmaim (13th).

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You may have heard that one of our classmates is seeking the Repubhcan Presidential nomination, and has been campaigmng around the country in this pursuit. At various places, he is greeted and supported by members of the class.

Ron Eytchison sent in a couple of photos when Senator John McCain (17th) (CaptUSNRetR-AZ) stopped in NashviUe T N on Ground Hog day for a raUy. In one photo, you see the NashviUe Five in front of the Currey Gymnasium, 1-to-r: Fred Rosenberg (20th), Ron Eytchison (1st), Harvey Cameron (18th),Jack PhUUps (6th), and George Krauter (8th). In the next photo, where John and Cindy McCain are flanking the flag, you see Harvey, Ron and part of Fred holding up ffie flag, wiffi Jack behind.

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Classmates stUl encounter each offier upon the high seas, as related in this story from Chuck Smith (20th): • "A recent reunion on ffie high seas between Kauai and Oahu is pictured here with Art Bass (2nd) and 1 hoisting our Bass Ale in the bar on board the Norwegian Cruise Line's "Pride of Hawaii" on 23 December 2007. Art had brought his bride on board via space A from New Zealand for a daughter's wedffing. I had my famUy on board for a Christmas in Hawaii. We ffidn't ffiscover each other untU the last day of the cruise in Kauai. '58 is Great! Chuck" • Anoffier company mate get togeffier occurred in January of this year when Barbara and Bob Flynn (10th) of Lutz FL were remrning from a ski trip to Utah and chose to drop by and visit with Donna and John Hulme (10th) in San Diego. This must have been navigation on the Great Circle route they once told us about in Luce HaU. In the photo, the Flynns are on the left and the Huhnes on the risht.

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SimUarly, J D Hocker (5th) and his wife Mary Elsa sent in a photo posed in front of the Straight Talk Express bus when it was in Fort Walton Beach FL in January.

Flynns and Hulmes

Here is a short note firom Orv Kiehn (14th): • "I have a new address as we moved firom Nevada to Virginia last July. We are now located at 940 Beveriey Drive, Apt 204, CharlottesvUle.VA 22911-4646. Telephone: 434-975-0107, and we can be reached by E-maU at: orvino@embarqmaU.com (I'm a winemaker and "Orvino" is on my labels).

Regards, Orv" • JD and Mary Elsa Hocker

That finishes us up for this month.

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ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 5% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 55% PRES: VADM Francis R. Donovan, USN (Ret.) CHAIRMAN EXEC. COMMITTEE: Gerald G. Garbacz E: g^axbacz(^ol.com SECY: Col J.H. " T i m " Tinsley, USMC (Ret.) 2207 Lomond Ct.,Vienna.VA 22181 H: 703-648-1744: E: tnnsley59@cox.net WEB SITE: www.usna.com/classes/1959 WEBMASTER: Dave Sullivan E: dsulhva9@cox.net

This column is written in ffie midst of the Dark Ages, but wiU be read m AprU with spring sprung. This poses a writing challenge! Not helping, renovations at the Officers and Facidty Club in the Yard forced canceUation of the planned Class Valentine's Day Dinner Dance in February, always a weU attended, popular event and a great source for news and photos. However, the active Tidewater Virgima Classmates group (20 or more) has planned a Dark Ages Couples Dinner in Virgima Beach on 7 March. Dave Donovan (13) is ffie organizer and we should have a report and hopefiUly some photos for a later issue. Fast forwarding to AprU there wiU be a gaffiering of 24 Class goffers in WUhamsburg for four days, terrific Navy lacrosse at ffie Stadium, a Class luncheon in Arhngton, and warming weather again. Think goH! On ffie horizon we have a wonderful oppormnity to reconnect wiffi our heritage. Marty Finerty (10), Link in the Chain Coorffinator, annoimced two spring events in conjunction wiffi ffie Class of 2009 by Class emaU in early February and on ffie Class website. We wUl report on these in foture columns, but here is Marty's announcement. While ffie March Class ring presentation ceremony wiU have passed, it wUl not be too late to attend anoffier Ring Dance!

Link Program Activities: • "The next two events in our support to ffie Class of 2009 are related - one a new activity being done for ffie first time and ffie offier a long stanffing tradition. It recent years, the issuance of ffie class ring has been a haphazard process. That procedure wUl change and ffie Class of'09 wUl be the first class to have a somewhat formal presentation ceremony. Pohcy and methods are stiU being developed and detaUs are not finalized. However, ffie program wiU be a ffinner on Thursday, 27 March in King HaU firom 1830 to 2000.

The USNA leadership, Alumni Association representatives and participating

Class of 1959 members and their laffies wiU be in attendance when the members of 2009 receive their ring. Our Classmates who donated a ring that was melted dovvTi and the gold included in the composition of the "09 rings vviU be acknowledged at ffie event.

The second event is the traffitional Ring Dance on Saturday. 17 May. Consistent with current routine, the dance vviU be held in a large tent on Hospital Point. Our Classmates who donated a ring for the "Bonds of Gold" program vviU be feamred once again. A description of each Class of'59 donor vviU be highhghted at the entrance next to ffie large ring used tor pictures, as weU a smaU copy provided to each Class of'09 member. Dress vviU be formal attire for ffie gents and govvms for ffie laffies. An invitation wUl be provided to aU who plan to attend. Classmates who desire to participate shoiUd let me know by 21 AprU to permit timely submission of names to USNA officials.

Thanks for your support of ffiese nvro activities. Best. Marty Fmerty emaU: mjfoa59@comcast.net;tel: 410849-2502; copy to Jack Brons at jbrons@neffiorizons.com" â&#x20AC;˘ VaUi and PhU Powers (20) may be based in Hawau, but ffiey do get around, most recendy visiting famUy in Scottsdale, AZ for ffie Christmas hohday"S. WhUe there they caUed on Jose and Dick Noreika (3) at ffieir magnificent desert style home in Carefree, AZ.

Jose and Dick Noreika with Valll and Phil Powers

As reported in the November 2007 Class colurrm,Jack London (15) married Dr.Jennffer EUen Burkhart on 7 July, 2007 at the National Cathedral in Washington, D.C. They are resiffing in McLean, VA. Photos of the happy couple recendy received from Jack complete the report.

Jack London with bride Jennifer Ellen Burkhart

Classic Photo of the Newlyweds

Jon Osgood (12) checked in from China Lake, CA where he worked for the Federal Government foUowing his service in the Marine Corps and has remained in reffiement. Os had a stroke in 2003 which hmited his left side, but he has recovered weU since. His great sense of humor persists!

From the Shipmate BZWire: The Commumcations Department at Alumm House from time to time sends details for Classmates normnated for recognition in Shipmate's Bravo ZiUu feamre. Inbound this past month were press releases about MitcheU Lathrop (11) and Larry Franklin (13).

Mitch Lathrop was admitted as a FeUow of the Chartered Instimte of Arbittators on 12 October, 2007. He is a graduate of the Umversity of Southern Calfforma School of Law, and is of counsel m the Duane Morris LLP's Trial Practice Group. Mitch's practice is based in New York and San Diego.

A Courier-Journal (LouisviUe, KY) news article on 30 December extoUed Larry FrankUn's success as a trial lawyer, detaUing setdement of inffividual cases that have won him recognition among his peers as the best trial lawyer in Kentucky.

It was reported that he has also been elected to the Inner Circle of Advocates, an ehte bastion of the nation's top 100 plaintiff lawyers, and has won the biggest meffical neghgence verffict in Kentucky history ($27.6M). The lengthy article was posted in the News on the USNA Alumni Association website.

Class Statistics: As our 50th Reunion (1-4 October, 2009) approaches some Class data has been assembled to assess the currency of our contact information. Although the exact number of our graduates has been ffisputed, the figure most agree on is 799.

We recogmzed 139 deceased Classmates at our memorial service in 2004 during the 45th Reumon. Since then we have 22 more faUen Classmates, leaving us with 638 hving graduates.

Dave SuUivan's (2) Class database, incluffing some of our widows and nongraduates, only has 475 current emaU addresses and 762 maffing addresses. Our Company Representatives are trying to locate all members and widows of each Company, encouraging, of course, all to join in the grandest reunion of them aU in 2009. Obviously there are a lot of Classmates on the move related to retirements. If you are not getting Class emaUs (for example, reumon announcements, obituary notices. Link in the Chain announcements, homecoming game detaUs, etc.) please let Dave and your Company Representative know your emaU and maffing addresses to get up to date. You can check your emaU address (and that of your Company Representative) in the Class Directory on our website, so faithfoUy maintained

by SuUy. Binnacle List: First, in Florida, Roland Johnson (5) remrned to the Inffian River Meffical Center in December for some repair work related to his previous heart valve replacement operation. After five days he was released and has been recuperating at home since. He is having to take it easy, no goff for now, but spirits are good.

Out on the West Coast Joe Keeley (19) has batded bladder cancer during 2007 without the knowledge of most of his Classmates. Joe in January advised the treatment he has been undergoing has been successfol and he is free of the ffisease. More, whUe he says he's not totaUy out of the woods, he has new found ffistance on his goff shots and is

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elated! Now just keep 'em in ffie short grass, Joe. We reported on John Patton (6) last summer in his fight against cancer. His daughter Andrea via Dave Boyd (2) provided an update, relating how John has had some hospital stays this year. But as of early February he was back home. This devastating ffisease has invaded hmi on multiple fironts. He wishes to ffiank everyone for their supportive emaUs, cards, phone caUs and visits.

In Remembrance: Robert George Oliver passed away on 3 January, 2008 at Mary Washington Hospital in Fredericksburg,VA. A foneral service was held on 7 January in Fredericksburg wiffi burial foUowing at Culpeper National Cemetery. Bob was a member of ffie 4ffi Company, and served as a Naval Aviator for 10 years. He is survived by his wffe of 46 years, Caffierme.

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From Frank Simpson (1): • "Our "WestPac" cniise gave us a wonderful time and only two hours of rain in Kagoshima, Japan for aU 20 ports of caU.Wonderfid! I am stUl trying to get up to speed on Arny Dupont's (1) passing but have not seen an obit yet. Again, many thanks for fiJhng in for me.

Also sorry wUl not see you in San Diego m March but do understand the need for remaining home. More later.

Francine & Frank" During late January, Linda and I visited St. Croix,Vfrgin Islands. WhUe ffiere, we met up with Mikie & CharUe Fischer (1) and later 1 got together with Marty Merrick (18).

One of the days I was there, Charhe took us, along with some of his guests, for a boat trip to Buck Island for some snorkehng. Charhe's boat is appropriately named, "Kingfischer". It was a great trip and we visitors enjoyed a touch of Paraffise.The temperature was in the 20s back home in Virginia. A couple of days later I hooked up with Marty, and we talked about how folks get to spend 20

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years without ever having to mrn on a fornace. Among his many activities, Marty keeps folks down there appraised with ffie daUy weaffier at martysweather.com.

After swimming every day for a week and a haff, it was a bummer to come home to ffie cold Norffi which, currendy includes Virginia. • From Jay Grafton (23): • "I'd hke to thank each and every classmate for the class conttibution to the Heart Association in memory of my recendy deceased wffe, SANDY GRAFTON. Just after our plebe lOOffi mght, my company officer, whUe interrogating my about certain activities, asked me if I thought that the Naval Academy was just one bigfiratermty.I wanted to teU him "you bet your ass. Sir", but setded for "Yes Sir".Your support is yet another example of how close we aU are during sad and trying times. Thank you '60. • And a special thanks to PETE LATTIMER (16) for forwarffing ffie contribution notification to me. Jay Grafton RJVI 6069 Last month I noted our new auffior.

Bob Osmon (17) and his book Zee Bees. Bob reminded me ffiat it was pubhshed by our classmate. Bob Powers (8), as part of his Powerful Pubhsher operation. It is his first effort to pubhsh a book other than his own.

From Dave Harden (23): • Rod, 1 had planned to attend the January 8 luncheon to "start ffie New Year right". However, I sprained my back doing yard work and later whUe getting more treatment ffiscovered ffiat I have a urinary track uffection and am runmng a high fever. I'm not a good canffidate for ffie drive north, nor do I beheve I would be good company once I got ffiere. I'm slowly recovering, but not as fast as I would hke.

We need a decision for ffie golfers for the spring OBX golf extravaganza and (for the laffies) Shop tUl you ffiop at the oudet maU. 1 don't think we vviU be any more successfol than we were last year if someone north of the state hne doesn't decide the date/scope of ffie event.— David Harden • Jim Dufiy (7) brought back memories after receiving something from Jess Tupaz concermng Rio de Janeiro.

• "I was aboard IOWA wiffi Jess Tupaz and probably also at least several of our classmates who are on the ffistribution for this e mail. It was a most memorable port visit. Not only is the city beautifuUy located but its lovely people roUed out the red carpet for us. I am sure that my classmates have a warm spot in their hearts for the "Cariocas" - ffie people of Rio as do I. Our "fleet of ships" included the IOWA, three cruisers, about ten destroyers, an oUer and possibly a reefer.

Carolyn and I were going to visit Rio a year ago but had to cancel due to her AchiUes tendon problem - but, someday!

—Jim Duffy" • From Rod Friedmann (5): • "BUI, our Jan. Class Luncheon was a bit unusual as we started off the New Year.

The luncheon was held onTues.,Jan 8ffi at an upscale restaurant caUed ffie Zinc Brasserie. Nineteen area classmates (Paul Cooper (5), Wick ParceUs (12), Ray Taylor (14), Ed Clexton (10), Frank Kay (8),Tom InderUed (21),John Whelan (8),Jack Greenhalgh (9),Jim EUertsen (21), George VanHouten (24), Henry von Kolnitz (22),Torry Rogers (3), Jack Brockman (18), Bob lanucci (16), Mike McCuUough (14), BUI Manning (14),TomWishart (22), Ed McCaskiU (8) and yours tnUy) showed up to recount their exploits over ffie New Year, relay some new "Moffier Bancroft" tales (Cle.xton), and to ffiscuss upcoming events (Friedmann). —Rod I FromAl Holden (18): • "Happy New Year, BUI - It's been an interesting 2007 for Laurie and me.

Among our U.S. advenmres we undertook "catde class" air flights to: visit retired friends in souffiwest Florida; attend an annual marketing conference in one of our favorite cities, Chicago; deliver a joint marketing paper at Duke; and present a marketing paper and enjoy hfe in anoffier of our favorite cities. New Orleans (our first post-Katrina visit). A high point of our ffiiving trips was one to visit academic friends in western WV which enabled us also to visit Nancy and Jerry Fee (18).They were outstanffing hosts (cooking meals and putting us up overnight along with the smaUest of our 3 dogs, Muldoon), and ffieir wonderfoUy-sited home in western VA overiooks a golf course and is just a stone's ffirow firom WV. These two 18ffi Company regulars at the every five-year

celebration in Annapohs are looking great and obviously enjoying retirement firom Beltway banffitry.

1 passed on doing a third consecutive summer semester m London with our undergraduate students in 2007, but Laurie and I ffid take two research trips to Europe during the year. Once again, ffie weaffier cooperated fuUy, and so we could also enjoy an armual ritual of our December trip — waUdng dovvm ffie main Paris ffioroughfare and experiencing ffie brilliant Christmas lights and decorations.

FinaUy. 2008 has some mterestmg benchmarks in store. It was 40 years ago ffiat I completed my Ph.D. at Syracuse University and we relocated permanendy to NYC. After 13 years m mternational economics and marketmg m ffie financial sector and 7 more as professor at St. John's, I wiU mark my 20th y-ear of teachmg at Fordham Graduate School of Business in 2008. Among offier things, I am schediUed to get a medal this sprmg, as do aU professors vv ho survive two decades m ffie saddle. Offiervvise, I remain very active teachmg MBA smdents and domg research, albeit Laurie has made me promise to ghe up my 10-year chaffmanship of ffie Marketing Department at ffie end of ffie 2008-09 academic year and ffiereby avoid ffie time-consuming tasks of scheduling faculty, recrmtmg new faculty (this year in San Diego, after domg this m Washmgton m 2007, etc.), and general fire-fighting associated wiffi academic pohtics. After aU, 2008 wiU be the year I hit ffie big seven-zero. Best regards to aU classmates, —Al • The Class had two of its own selected as Distinguished Graduates this past month.

The awards vviU be presented m March and a number vviU attend.

Adrmral Henry G. ChUes Jr. (21), USN (Ret.) and Lieutenant General WUham M. Keys, (12) USMC (Ret.) were so honored. The nomination package was put together by a number of classmates and more details wUl be forthcoming but suffice it to say the Tom Solak (2), Chris Poindexter (13) and Ed Clexton (10) were among the key figures.

From Hank ChUes (21): •"Thank you, ED and CLASSMATES on the Board, for aU you have done for BiU and me, but also for your leadership in many ways to support the Naval Academy and keep the Class of 60 working together. This is humbhng.

Thanks Tom for your effort to gather the data, draft BiU's package and get it over to USNA. With gratimde,—Hank • From Bffi Keys (12): • "As Hank said it is a very humbhng experience to say the least. Never in my wUdest dreams would I to think this possible. I feel every one of our classmates have exceUed in their own right in some way and I ttiUy reahze what and how much this honor means to me. The character buUffing and leadenhip experiences provided to us as Midshipman have carried the ffifficult day on many occasions.You (Ed) personaUy and many others hav'e been a great supporter of mine over ffie years and forffiatyou have my greatest thanks. Please pass to aU it is not just Hank and I who have been recognized but the entire Class of 1960.

AU ffie best.—BUI •

Mikie Fischer, Bill Lewis, Charlie Fischer and Linda Lewis

FinaUy from Vance Fry (24): Bill Lewis & Marty Merrick

• "Bob Osmon (17) and I made an advenmre ttip for 2 weeks in 2007 to the west coast ofTurkey. Fortunately, Bob's Navy duty had taken him to Ankara for two years and he stiU can hanffie some of the language. A Turkish Army Colonel, Bahri Tuner, hosted us for a ttip down the coast to the Med. We ffit the back roads and stayed m places a tourist would never find. One mornmg we even went out with a Mushm fisherman to tend nets. An hour later we were eatmg the catch for lunch at a beautifiil oceanside viUa. I recommend Turkey.

I am reffied and volunteer both at home and overseas. During the past three years I have gone on miUtiple volunteer mission trips to places such as Ukraine, Cffina, Phffippines, Czech Repubhc, Hungary, and Azerbaijan. I have been teaching business seminars, including "How to Plan and Start a SmaU Business."

In the Czech Repubhc I even shpped on my Navy uniform and taught Leadersffip, People Skills and Etffic on three mUitary bases as a salute to leadership in the Czech mUitary. I love every minute of it. Charlynne doesn't go on most of the mission/advenmre ttips.As long as I take her on a long cruise every year she is happy.

I enjoy readmg about aU of the class activities in Shipmate. You do a great job, BUI. —Vance •

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Howdy ceUmates! Sprmg is in the air, and whUe I'm thinking about it, let me start off here by giving you the latest gouge on our 50th Reumon, thanx to our 50th reumon guru, Tom Corboy, who sends the foUowing.

• A formy thmg happened on the way to our 50th reumon - we inadvertendy and unexpectedly verified the concept of representative government. The prospect of a spring reumon was ffiscussed starting a year ago at one of our Executive April 2008

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61-62 CLASS N E W S Committee meetings. The initial reaction was negative, but during the ensuing months several of the 13 participants in these meetings (aU past class presidents who reside in the area attend ExCom meetings) canvassed their company mates to broaden the input. This ongoing evaluation, over a several month period, led to the concept of a spring reunion being adopted. However, not aU agreed.

Many of 1961 initiaUy reacted to the proposal for a Spring date for our 50th Reunion just hke the Annapohs-based Executive Committee's first reaction: "No way...we need to have a footbaU game, taUgate, etc....we need to see folks from other classes." However, the more we inffividuaUy thought about it, and ffiscussed it at our bi-monthly ExCom meetings, the more sense it made to have the reumon in the Spring. Living in the Annapohs area, we had the advantage of being able to discuss the pros and cons with classes from the 1950s who have recently completed their 50th reunions.

Every class that has opted for spring instead of faU has caUed it"... the smartest thing we ever ffid." Their reasons, and the reasons the Executive Committee decided to have a spring date, are set forth below.

There are great logistical difficulties with a major reumon during a footbaU weekend. Every faU there are at least ten major class reunions competing for hotels and banquet facffities during the four or five footbaU weekends. Hotels and caterers charge an over-ride preimum and some classes are, of necessity born by lack of hotel space, headquartered a bus ride away from Annapohs. Banquet facffities are at an even higher premium than hotel space.

Because this wUl be our 50th we would have priority to use Alumni HaU in the Yard, but it has the same problem we experienced at the 45th i.e. banquet seating is on two different levels of the facffity at the footbaU stadium.

With a spring reunion we would have aU of Annapohs to ourselves. Hotel rooms would not orUy be at least $100 less expensive per night with no rmnimum stay required, but would be available in downtown Annapolis. Dining and banquet facUities would be available and discounted from the faU footbaU weekend price. There would be a much more relaxed atmosphere and much more time to spend with classmates. This factor ... time spent with classmates ... has been regarded as the most important element of the weekend for those who have

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already had their 50th reunion. Time with classmates would be maxirmzed if we were not competing for hotels and restaurants or competing with other classes or other events for the Annapolis hospitality infrastructure that is easily overwhelmed on faU weekends.

A friend from the Class of 1960 is the coordinator for their 50th. In a recent conversation to compare notes he said, "Tom, our reunion is going to be a nightmare. The class fathers have insisted on having it during a footbaU weekend that also encompasses the annual Annapolis Boat Show. There wiU already be thousands of visitors in town. We wiU be spread out to seven different hotels and wiU have to spend tens of thousands of doUars on buses to try to round everyone up and deliver them to events. It's a logistical disaster."

Our President-for-Life, Jerry Smith received a large handful of less-thansupportive emaUs when it was announced that the Executive Committee had opted for a spring reunion. The ExCom, not knowing if the communications we were receiving were representative of the entire class, decided to canvas the class via our Company Representative emaU system.

Over the next three weeks, we had 175 responses. The results were strikingly similar to those of the ExCom nearly a year before, i.e., 82% indicated they favor the spring. Representative government works. However, 18% is a significant minority, and many classmates strongly expressed their desire to attend a faU footbaU weekend. So, although our 50th wiU be in the spring, we plan a major presence at the "regular" USNA Homecoming Weekend in the faU of 2011.

THEREFORE, THE DATES OF OUR 50TH REUNION WILL BE DURING THE LAST WEEK IN APRIL 2011, FROM THURDAY, APRIL 28th THRU SUNDAY, MAY 1st . PUT IT IN INK O N YOUR CALENDAR! I have tentatively lined up downtown hotel rooms for the spring of 2011.1 wiU sign hotel and banquet contracts within the next few weeks. Our 50th wiU be headquartered at the new Westin Hotel in the Park Place development on West St., a htde farther out West St. from the Loews Hotel, and just down the street from the Navy-Marine Corps stadium.You may recaU the taU cranes of a major construction project during our 45th.The hotel opened a few months ago and it is quite

suitable. To get your rooms, check <http://www.parkplace-annapolis. c o m / > and select the hotel Unk. Mark your long-range calendars. See you then - perhaps in the spring and the faU. • THE LATEST NOOZE. At its Annual Volunteer Recognition Gala on February 28, 2008, the Heart of Virginia CouncU proudly honored ten volunteer Scouters with its highest award. The Mark Waggoner Silver Beaver.

Having been nominated by their peers, these volunteers exemphfy the finest of service to youth with their endeavors both in and out of Scouting.

They represent the 6,500 volunteers who band together to provide a top quality program that is enjoyed by over 19,000 youth in central Virginia. Ten honorees including Mark Waggoner were honored.

PhU MerrUl: • Having undergone open-heart surgery on 29 Nov. in Phoenix, I want to sincerely thank aU my '61 classmates for the phone caUs, emaUs and cards wishing me a foU and speedy recovery. AU is ontrack now thanks to a great surgeon and a pretty nurse (my wife). Knowing the surgery was scheduled for two days before the Army-Navy game, I missed the oppormnity, after shaving my chest, to print BEAT ARMY! on it. I think that might have been a first. Having my family with me in the ICU and watching the team's great performance was very uplifting for me even though it was the first A-N game I couldn't cheer. • WaUy Guthrie: • Attached is a photo taken on the occasion when we three roommates got together after a long time, no see. Pictured are Ginny and WaUy Guthrie, Carol and Tom Case, Jeanne and Larry Lubbs, and Bob Osmon.The occasion was a reunion of 17th Company roommates — WaUy, Tom and Larry — and their wives at Larry's home in WUliamsburg,VA. WaUy and Larry hadn't seen Tom in 10-years. Longtime friend and 17th company-mate Bob Osmon ('60),joined in the fun. •

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SEENAND HEARD AROUND TOWN. Three classmates stepped up for the USNA Foundation by donating two major gifts;Ted Gurnee for ffie new Squash Wing in Halsey Field House, and Rick Fluegel & Bffi Moore for The Fleugel-Moore Termis Staffium that has 6 outdoor termis courts at the new Brigade Sports Complex across ffie river near the goff course.

Tommy White: • Bob McAteer (see below) was in our company (20) ffie first haff of plebe year.

He was a good friend and a terrffic basketbaU player, who left after the 1st semester to ttansfer to LaSaUe. I last saw Bob m the Hohday Festival in NYC Maffison Square Garden m 1962. LaSaUe was playing Cmciimati m the 3rd game of a ttiple-header. Bob had given me 2 tickets and I proposed to Carol at a German restaurant between the 2nd & 3rd games.

She accepted & I said we had to hurry back to the Garden to see Bob & Raftery play. Carol has never forgiven me for going back to another game after one of the most important moments in our hfe (although we are stffi married)!. Bob had a great basketbaU career at LaSaUe (class of '62) where he was a two year captain and his backcourt partner was Bffi Raftery, the current TV sports announcer. • UPCOMING CLASS EVENTS. Al Dessayer: • just a reminder: Why not cruise on the warm Caribbean visiting new ports whUe remimscing with classmates and sign up for the Caribbean '61 Class Cruise scheduled for February '09? Already 35 classmates and their spouses have made reservations and staterooms are avaUable for many more. I urge you to caU MicheUe Bemis at (703) 762-5049 or

e-maU her at rmcheUe@mccabebremer. com and sign up as soon as possible for this wonderful class odyssey. • THOSE WHO LEFT US. Bob Shape, 11/26/07: Our crack photo man, Tom Murray, sent the foUowing: • After Bob's burial ceremony in January, a considerable number of the WGNAC attended an impressive reception hosted

by Paddy Fitzpatrick,Jack McQuade & Ron Carlson at the Army-Navy Country Club. •

night. Here in Pensacola, we gathered a t ' McGuire's Pub, piped in the haggis with appropriate ceremony, dined, toasted and invited the guests to read their favorite Burns poem. Pictured, from left to right: JERRY and Patricia CRUMLY, Sharon and J.R. ARTHUR.

WUliam John Burroughs Jr., 1/17/08 Robert A. McAteer, 1/28/2008 "GET IT DONE WITH '61" ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 6% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 66% PRES: LtCol Ray Madonna, USMC (Ret.) H: 410-604-1014; C: 410-490-2680 E: rcma@toad.net SECY: CDR Howard S. Pinskey, USNR (Ret.) RO. Box 3380, Annapolis, MD 21403-3326 H: 410-974-1962; E: PlNSK62@aol.com WEB SITE: ww-w.nampows.org/62.html

Greetings from Annapolis.

Spring has arrived on the banks of the Severn and the area is beautifol with nature in foU bloom. The class of 2008 departs in less than two months and the class of 2012 has their 1-Day on 2 July 2008. Our class wUl be linked to 2012 with the 50 year legacy program. More news on this next month. Now on to our class news.

CLASS NEWS Our friend and classmate.JERRY CRUMLY, sent us this photo and story from Florida. Those who attended our most recent class reumon at the Loews Hotel last September probably recaU that you were piped into dinner by two of your classmates, JERRY CRUMLY and J.R. ARTHUR. On January 25th J.R. and 1 gathered with friends to celebrate Burns night, wherein tribute is paid to the birth and works of the Scottish poet, Robert Burns. This is a celebration that takes place aU over the world on this

TOM MUSTIN teUs us about a great idea that he and his 7th Company experienced.

Jean and I had the honor of hosting what has become a biannual gathering of 7th Company guys and wives in January.

Twelve of us classmates were together for three ffights and two days here in Coronado and I'm sure you can imagine what kind of sea stories got circulated. I told Jean to beheve absolutely nothing of what she heard.

The attached photo shows us, roughly from left to right: BOB NERUP, MIKE MALEY, P.J.JONES, BELL SMITH, BELL GAGE, BUFF CHACE, TOM MUSTIN, DAVE MULLINS, MIKE CORNFORTH,JAY SHERMAN and RAY SISK. For some reason SARGE MILLER didn't make the picture; I guess he probably took it.

Apart from getting together with so many people who go back so far together, it was a great chance for us to show off Coronado and San Diego in Chamber-of-Commerce weather. A random highlight for me was during a harbor cruise, listening to Sarge reminisce about walking from M C R D into downtown San Diego on liberty in 1954

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62-64 CLASS N E W S Saturday, 26 AprU 1100 - 1600 Tailgate and Navy-Holy Cross BasebaU Game Eveffing Free for Company Planned Events Sunday, 27 AprU Chapel Services as desffed No-host brunch as desffed 1200 - Reumon ends To help get you in ffie mood, here are some images firom our 40ffi Reunion ffi 2003.

Class of 1962, 7th company members and spouses

- as you can imagine, the place has changed a bit since then.

TOM MURPHY has graciously agreed to play host next time in May of 2010. Maybe offier compames can mstitute tffis great type of camaraderie.

BILL and Barbara GAGE are pictured with Navy doctor ROB BEER, son of classmate and proud father ROB BEER. ROB was a member of ffie surgical team at NNMC, Beffiesda, that replaced my right knee m October 2006.

He ffid a superb job, not offiy proviffing physical, but moral support as weU, wimess my new found abffity to "get around and do aU manner of honey-do's."

ROB is not only a skffied surgeon, but a quahfied Navy ffiver as weU. I'm told he wUl hkely specialize in Sports Mefficme or Orffio Trauma. By ffie way, Barbara's left knee was replaced last year by a simUar team headed by Capt. (Sel) Dan Valaik, Cffief of Orffiopeffics at NNMC, a former Navy Seal, however Rob had already moved on to other Chief Resident duties elsewhere.

Congratulations to Doctor ROB BEER and ffis father and our classmate BOB. IncidentaUy, both Barbara and BILL GAGE have fuUy recovered from ffiese operations and are Stalwarts at the '62 Navy footbaU taUgate weekends.

Spence Krulak, on January 17,2008, in Baltimore, Maryland. She was a retired teacher, hbrarian writer and avid reader.

The class extends it's sincere sympathies to BILL and ffis famUy. That's our class news for this issue of SHIPMATE. Keep your classmates informed of your doings, gatherings and travels. Send in your offerings and photos by any means possible. They reaUy appreciate them. Keep in touch.

UntU next time...

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 6% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 56% PRES: CAPTW. Spencer Johnson IV, USN (Ret.) SECY: Michael H. SheDey 164 Sweetwater Ln.. Pisgah Forest, N C 28768 H; 828-862-1245: E: nstar@dtconi.net WEB SITE: www.USNA63.org

If you're reaffing tffis in ffie AprU issue of your Shipmate magazine, you may already have begun to pack your bags for ffie ttip to Annapohs for our 45ffi Reumon. In true "Quahty '63" fasffion, our reumon committee has done a terrific job of plannmg and preparing ffie details of our weekend togeffier. Below is a hst of ffie major reumon events. For ffie latest gouge on adffitions, changes, and important announcements, check ffie 45ffi Reumon section of ffie Class of 1963 web site at http://usna63.org/reumon/ Thursday, 24 AprU 1000 - Check-in conunences 1200 - Class of'63 GolfTournament 1400 - 1700 Chesapeake Bay Cruise Evening Free for Company Arranged Events

On a sad note, we mourn the passing of BILL KRULAK'S wife Mae MaUory

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40th Reunion, 2003

Friday, 25 AprU 1000 - Class Memorial Service 1330 - Class Meeting 1600 - Parade 1900 - Jewish Worship Services 1900 - 2300 Class Soiree in the N Star Rooms at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Staffium

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I learned recendy ffiat our classmate Jacob Edge H (CAPT. USNR (Ret.)) ffied of pulmonary fibrosis on 20 December 2007. He is survived by ffis wife. Drinda, five chUffien, and eight grandchUffien.The famUy can be contacted at 931 BondsviUe Road, DowTffiigton, PA 19335-1932.

Pat Waugh wrote wiffi news of a two-person "•warm-up" reumon m advance of our 45th.

• BUI CampbeU. my Plebe summer roommate, found me agam, a few years back, in ffie Parker, AZ. phone book. He has had a place ffiat has been on ffie market m ffie posh Miraleste Shores commuffity for some time, although Nevada is his tax home. Sales of mUhon doUar river homes have not been strong, so he StUl buzzes dovvm on one of his motorcycles, always ffioppmg m near lunch time.

One day m late January, he and I were kicking back at ffie local VFW pondering our upcommg 45ffi and taUdng over the relative success of some of our company mates. I had my assistant document the meeting with this photo. I

Pat Waugh and Bill Campbell

Don't let his gray bearded look fool you.

He is StUl young of rffind, always looking for a new way to make a buck. I stiU recaU the days when he, my wffe Cathy, and I got our hands on a Plebe maffing hst and sohcited parents to buy their sons

personahzed USNA stationery for Christmas. Our mailman never ffid figure out why we were getting so much maU! News reports tffis wmter said that the Naval Academy was reviewmg the traffitional Herndon Monument chmb and might scale back or even eliminate it.

Later accounts said that it vvoffid be continued, but wiffi some changes; as of mid-February no announcement has been made. In a recent article. Naval Academy Museum Semor Curator James Cheevers provided a comprehensive ffistory of the Herndon Monument chmb at ffie conclusion of Plebe Year. Here are two noteworthy, nonconsecutive paragraphs from ffie article: • Although it was thought for years that the first recorded time for the Herndon Monument chmb had been kept in 1962, it has been ffiscovered that the A^i^ Times newspaper pubhshed in June 1960 the time for Midsffipman John M. TruesdeU's, NA '63, conquest at 12 minutes. The fastest times have been one minute, tffirty seconds in 1969 by the class of 1972, and one minute, fifiy seconds in 1973 by the class of 1976. The longest time was recorded in 1995, when the upper classmen played ffirty pool and fastened the plebe "dbde cup" hat to the top with the strongest glues and tapes they could fmd. It took the class of 1998, four hours, five mmutes, and seventeen seconds to accomphsh their goal.

The Plebe Recogmtion Ceremony... is a ttaffition wffich is practiced offiy at the U.S. Naval Academy. It has no equivalency at the other service academies. It draws thousands of spectators each year. It wiU no doubt continue to evolve in the years ahead as rituals do and continue to cap the arduous plebe year for as long as the Hemdon Monument can bear it. • I think you'U enjoy readmg the entire article. It can be seen on our web site at: http://www.usna63.org/traffition/ Herndon/.

That's aU for now, folks. Before you know it, we'U be gathered m Annapolis to share a memorable weekend together. I'm confident that it wiU be a time when news vviU be shared, old tales vviU be retold, and we'U again "pledge the Blue and Gold."—I'U see you there!

QUAUTY- '63

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 4% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 58% PRES: David Tuma H: 703-549-8068; dltunia@aol.com Acting C O R R . SECY: Roland Marquis 1605 Rohlwing Road RoUing Meadows IL 60008 P; 847-970-7562 E; roland.niarquis@ngc.com WEB SITE: www.usna64.org

Editor's note:T\\c foUowing Class of 1964 column was intended for pubhcation in the January-February 2008 issue of Shipmate, but due to techffical problems, ffid not make it in time. Sorry for any inconveffience tffis may have caused.

'64 January-February 2008 Class Column Al Weigel starts us off tffis month with the foUowing update: • "It's been a whUe. Recendy moved after 25 years from my house in Hasbrouck Heights New Jersey to a condo m Hackensack, the next town over.

Dovvnsizmg is great and hfe is easier. 1 suffer severely from ffiabetes and its comphcations, especiaUy peripheral neuropathy. Can't feel anytffing from the knees down and mid-arm to fmgers. I walk hke a drunk and have ttouble picking up tffings and holffing them. I'm classified 100% ffisabled smce 2000. When you add them aU up it comes to 290%.

I was recendy awarded the "Order of the SUver Rose", an award given to Nam Vets who suffer from any of the 43 Ulness related to Agent Orange exposure.

Anyone mterested shoffid go on the mternet under keyword "Order of the SUver Rose". I am also very mvolved with the Disabled American Veterans and ffie Viemam Veterans of America, workins not only with Nam Vets but remrmng Iraq veterans. I marched (or raffier "wheeled-chaffed"!) in the 25th anffiversary of the WALL commemoration parade on Nov 10th with the Viemam Veterans of America Chapter 800.

Spend most of my weekends down the South Jersey shore at our second home, fishmg and chUhng out. Most of the fish I catch Len Wass vvroffid use for bait. But I use ffitta-hte tackle and have a baU; nothmg hke fighting a good sized sttipped bass with a fly rod." • Next up is a short Tony Taylor message and picmre: • "I have noticed with interest that the Virgiffia vaffity tag "USNA 64" has recendy been up for bid. I prouffiy bore these Virgiffia tags on my car from the April 2008

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tffid-80s unffi 1 had to part with them in Bl'; T»iJ 2000 when we moved to the Seattle area. 1 knew at the JipAjl] time that one of our ^^^^ classmates would • "'DSNA64 surely notice that they were available Tony bragging again I after being tied up for so many years, but I was especiaUy pleased to find that when we moved to the State ofWashington that the "USNA 64" tags were stUl avaUable in this left coast state. The old Virginia tag hangs on the "honor waU" in my garage along with my current Washington tag. •

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The GREAT class of '64 was proudly represented at the famous (or infamous) TaUhook Convention in Reno this year by three stalwart members: Hugh Risseeuw, Brent Bennitt, and CharUe Plumb. Hugh was there representing Pratt and Whitney, Brent with Wyle Labs and Charlie just schmoozing with the "Big Dogs"! With the three '64-ers against about 2000 other Naval Aviators, Charhe claims the odds were about right, but adds that they could use some support from the other '64 tail "hookers" at next year's convention. They say it's a real Kick!

Charlie in a "bag" - You've got to be kidding I

Marty PhiUips sent in the foUowing admittedly long but poignant and interesting update on his "Uttle science project" as he caUs it: •"This saga goes back to 1997 when a Navy medical study was using an ultrasound scan to check my carotid arteries. I can remember the Tech saying that my carotids were great but the back of my thyroid looked like a rock pile. The Navy then initiated close monitoring of my thyroid under the care of an endocrinologist at Bethesda Naval Hospital and over a four or five year period tracked the size of the largest "rock", or nodule. Fine needle biopsy showed it to be benign. Over the

subsequent few years it was noted that the nodule showed litde growth. As I transferred to a local personal physician this spring, she wanted a new basehne on many things, my thyroid being one. This time the needle biopsy indicated the ceU structure of a relatively easy to treat type of thyroid cancer leading to a routine removal of the right side of my thyroid on 9/18 here in Annapolis. On the receiving end, the two hour operation was not at aU difficult. On 9/21 the pathology from that first surgery showed that contrary to the neeffie biopsy indication, 1 have a rare and much more difficult to treat MeduUary thyroid cancer. To put the odds in perspective, one of my newest favorite web sites, endocrineweb.com (yea, I know—get a life), says that around 75% of us have thyroid nodules and far less than 1% of those are malignant. Of the malignant ones, 95% are types that are relatively easy to treat, 4% MeduUary and 1% are the Darkhorse, Anaplastic, a place where no one wants to go. So if my math is even close, the probabUity of having a MeduUary cancer nodule is less than 0.03%. I guess that's why I shouldn't spend much time in casinos.

I went back into surgery eight days later for a much more aggressive procedure that removed the rest of the thyroid, stripped aU lymph nodes from the front and sides of my neck and essentiaUy took out anything else that wasn't tied down.

That operation took seven hours and wasn't the walk in the park its predecessor had been. The surgical team was great, leaving aU vulnerable neck functions untouched. In two days I was home under the care of wonder woman Renee.

Pathology from this more radical surgery confirmed meduUary cancer in the thyroid and also in some of the lymph nodes that had been removed. Post-op blood tests confirmed that 1 am now cancer free.

The issues get a bit cloudier hereafter.

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indications of the hereditary type. Specific test results on this are not expected for a couple of weeks. MeduUary cancer is usuaUy treated surgicaUy only, with chemo and radiation after-treatment usuaUy not effective. There is nothing left to remove that this cancer normaUy attacks, but since it has been known to show up elsewhere, we are now trying to get our brains around foUow-up care options.

1 am under the initial care of a local endocrinologist to examine options and to get me started on Synthroid, wffich 1 take to rephcate the thyroid fonction.The blood marker that told us that no cancer remains wiU be routinely used to test for the presence of cancer in my body and scanning technology wiU be used to locate hot spots should something reoccur. For the long haul, I have been accepted into the practice of a Johns Hopkins endocrinologist at who is a renowned meduUary thyroid cancer expert. Where we go with this new chaUenge wffi surely be defined by my doctors' expertise and medical science, all under the umbreUa of God's wUl. These last few wffirlwind weeks were governed by those same factors and complemented by your love, concern and support. The overaU effect was more comforting than I could have ever imagined.Your caUs, cards, emails and visits remain ffighpoints whUe I work to get back to fuU speed." Godspeed Marty. • FinaUy, more news poured in tffis month from what is rapiffiy becoming the No. 1 R&R destination for classmates - Tom Stick's Port Vita camp in the Alaskan WUderness. Last July Bob D'Ambrosio, Ed Conant, Jim Haugen, Ron (Short) Brockman, Hugh Risseeuw, Steve Laabs, Paul Fletcher, Jerry Dunne, Ken Middleton and John Trinkle embarked on their magnificent advenmre.

Tom and his Port Vita team kept them busy, fed and entertained for a fabulous week in the wilderness.

WhUe the number one pursuit was fishing, the old timers scaled a mountain

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A day's catch, including Ken Middleton's 164 Lbs. halibut and Hugh Risseeuw's 109pounder

with what they claimed was "impenetrable brush" and seemed a mUe ffish.

Where's the "impenetrable brush ?

They also took a float plane trip to view Kodiac Brown bears feeding on Salmon.

Tom advised them not to worry about the proximity of the bears with the "comforting" wisdom that with aU that salmon, the bears are not interested in old men!

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Press release on Don McPhail (Classmate, 1961-63), 10 Jan San Francisco State alumnus Don McPhaU has been named Chair of the Board ofTrustees for Hanna Boys Center in Sonoma. McPhaU attended San

Francisco State from 1963 to 1966 and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in International Relations. He spent ten years on the Hanna and recently retired from the hospitality industry after over forty years. Don McPhaU resides in Mountain View with his wife Gretchen.

He joined the travel industry in 1965 with United Airhnes, working at night while attending SF State. He later held executive marketing positions in the airline, hotel and meetings industries in Chicago, Las Vegas, Hawaii and San Francisco untU ffis retirement. A graduate of Palo Alto High School, McPhaU was a two-sport atffiete at Meffio CoUege prior to lettering in both footbaU and basebaU at the US Naval Academy with the Class of 1965 at Annapohs. After transferring from Annapolis, he completed his coUege career at San Francisco State where he earned his degree in International Relations and World Literature, and was named AU-Coast quarterback in 1965. He was selected to the SFSU Athletic HaU of Fame in 2002.

Hanna Boys Center is one of the nation's most successful residential treatment centers, with Archbishop Hanna High School a fully accredited high school, helping to change the lives of thousands of at-risk boys of diverse ethnic and economic backgrounds from the greater Bay Area. To contact Don McPhaU please emaU him at mcphaU3@ comcast.net or (650)965-4056 From Doyle and Joan Borchers' Christmas letter:

They've moved into their newly constructed house in Napa, CA and are loving it there. Several construction hassle stories that they think could match any from other classmates who have been deeply involved in a house construction project. Both Doyle and Joan are in their church choir and Doyle even made a solo singing debut in the role ofWiU Rogers (wasn't he from Texas, too?) in one of Joan's Production Ensembles —"The WiU Rogers Foffies."They both are stffi major involved in their dance school, CAPA, where Doyle is Managing Director and Joan is Artistic Director. They took their top flight dance performers to the Southern Caribbean on another Princess Cruise over last Spring Break and those dance performances aboard ship were very weU received. AU their kids are doing great. Photo below shows the Borchers by the tree in their new digs.

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• Here's a photo of the MUler clan together during the holidays at a Cowboys game. I'm involved in some consulting work on Part D Medicare in Florida and South Carohna. The new Medicare Part D program created lots of consulting work in aU it's complications.

Pat and I both enjoy our grandchildren (13 year old granddaughter and 5 year old grandson) with aU their activities which keep us very busy. One daughter lives in Dallas and the other daughter hves in Alexandria. Hope you aU have a great year. Dave •

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65-66 CLASS N E W S From CM Wood, 14 Jan • 1 am retiring from C D C on January 31. I will change my information in the class directory next week. Barbara and I will be heading for my house in Winter Park, Colorado, toward the end of February and will spend the month of March out there. Any classmates interested in skiing a few days in March please caU the house at 970-726-0130 or email me at cmwoodiii@yahoo.com.

Dr. Bailey Wood will be observing global warming in the Colorado mountains from his kennel in the back yard.

CM Wood • From Phil Ferrara, 20 Jan

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• Bob Andretta, Dan MitcheU, and Phil Ferrara, members of a hiking club in Maryland, were hiking in the American Chestnut Land Trust near the Chesapeake Bay on January 31st. It is one of the many beautiful wUderness areas to hike in close to Annapolis deep hardwood forests, marshlands, roffing hiUs, and wUdlife are plentiful. Several local classmates participate in this hiking club. To join, give PhU a caU or an emaU. • From Bob Andretta, 5 Feb

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• The Alumni BasketbaU Game weekend brought together several classmates and their wives on January 19th. Jim Savard played in the Alumni BasketbaU game as we aU watched, and then foUowing the game, we gathered for the post-game dinner in the Bo Coppedge Room in Alumffi HaU. The alumni gamefeatured a victory by Jim's team as weU as his fantastic "no-look, behind the back" pass to Kevin Sinnett that resulted in a basket for the Blue Team.That action was captured and the photo is available in the class website. In the dinner photo are standing, Forrest Horton, Craig and Fran Etka, Jim Savard, and seated are Janet Horton, Phil and Linda Ferrara, and Karen Savard. • From Dick Zimmerman, 21 Jan • Through 21 JAN 08, total revenue from the sale of the book of remembrances of our classmates - $20,177 from sales of 957 copies. Total expenditures $15,627. Profit - $4,550. Copies remaining for sale - 193. Checks totaling $5,000 sent to USNA '65 Treasury since 20 Jan 03. Regards, Dick (BZ, Dickster!!) •

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they have been helpful to us. Cheers, ciao, and love. Bob Andretta •

• Dear relatives and friends:When I hit "send" on this message, it wffi be six months, just about to the minute, since David's accident on Table Mountain in South Africa. It has been a long six months for Betty, Mehssa, James, and me.

The grief, in aU its forms, does not pass quickly or easily. What ever I do, what ever I'm thinking, David is just below the surface. He invariably pops up into my consciousness, sometimes bringing some smiles, sometimes bringing on the most paralyzing grief, and sometimes bringing on the tears. That's the way it is.

Melissa lives with us, which is a great comfort to Betty and me. She is a terrific person. The more I see of her, the better I understand how and why David loved Melissa so very much. For your information, this past Sunday, February 3, with the help of a friend, we placed a teak bench on the chff in Bay Ridge, Maryland, dedicated to David's memory.

It overlooks the Chesapeake Bay, which David loved so much, and is a good place from which to view Thomas Point Light, where we intend to inure David's ashes in the spring.

To those who sent gifts to the house or donations to the scholarship program we set up in David's memory, I send my heart-felt thanks. Thank you again for aU your warm and supportive notes and caUs over these past six months. I assure you

• On Feb 6th we had a great gathering of'65ers at the monthly'First Wednesday Lunch' at the Galway Bay Restaurant in Annapohs. We resolved that there wiU be a likely coaching change in one of the basketbaU teams by March, that gigs should remain on carriers regardless of submariners' rulings, and the free flow of conversation was so amazing that at times everyone was talking at once ! What a crowd ! Who was there? The word continues to spread because Doug Norton and Ron Slusser joined us today. And in addition to Conrad Best who again braved the long trek from the highlands of Maryland, at lunch were BiU Matton, Craig Etka, Jim Minderlein, Bob Andretta, PhU Ferrara, Pat Fitch, Chip Seymour, Doyle Winters, Dan MitcheU, CharUe Morrison, and Arme McKechnie. As they say, when 2 or 3 or fourteen shaU meet, the (expletive deleted) wiUflow.Aloha, PhU. • From Ron Bishop, 8 Feb • just a quick note to inform that nine members of the great USNA "Class with Class" of 1965 gathered at AsUey's Restaurant in the Newtown Road Hohday Inn in Norfolk,VA, on 6 Feb 2008 for the montffiy luncheon. We aU seem to have come through the doldrums and dark ages in pretty good shape. Of course, the conversations were mostly about the Super Bowl, the Alumni Association election, and the class online buUetin board. Those attending this month were: Ron Voelkel, Norm Dean, Frank Mixner, Tom Young, Frank Burns, Pete O'Connor, Fred Prickett, Ron Bishop and Rick WiUiams. We certainly invite any other Tidewater/ Hampton Roads area classmates to join us at about 1130 on the first Wednesday of every month for an hour or so of sea stories and a soup & salad buffet. • Beat Army! —Dave

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It's AprU, and that means that Spring is ftiUy upon us. Boy is it welcome. There is much to relate, so I'U get to it.

First, Pete Leniart sent an emaU with the foUowing information on the 2008 Florida Comearound.The 2008 Florida Comearound wiU be held 21 June in Boca Raton, FL. Keith Melton has offered to host the event at ffis home and wffi provide sustenance, hbation, and a tour of his Spy Museum. We haven't worked out aU the detaUs but Classmates who are interested in attenffing shoffid contact Pete Leffiart at pleffiart@tampabay.rr.com or (727)781-1974.

Sounds to me hke a very interesting outing.

The byhne that foUows is from the Washington Times and written by Vern Parker on 4 February 2008. It was posted on the Alumffi Association web site: Pontiac GTO Owner Proves ThatYou Can Go Back (Bruce L. Valley '66) â&#x20AC;˘ For 20 years Bruce VaUey thorougUy enjoyed the Pontiac GTO convertible he bought before graduating from the Umted States Naval Academy at Annapohs. After twice restoring the weUworn car and with a tffird restoration rapidly approacffing, he sold it to a coUector in 1986.

Two decades passed before Mr. VaUey and ffis wife, Nancy, decided to, as he says, "Go back m time." The search for a replacement for ffis original GTO began in ernest and soon the traU led to St. Louis. A broker of antique automobUes there had for sale a fresMy restored 1967 Pontiac GTO convertible. "It was virtuaUy a new car in every way," Mr.VaUey says.

The car had been driven offiy about 26,000 mUes when the owner sent it to Offio for a six-year restoration. Mr.VaUey contacted the restorers and learned exactly what had been done before the completed car was shipped back to the owner in Fargo, ND. From there, the Pontiac was sent to St. Louis for adjustments to the doors and for instaUation of a three two-barrel carburetor setup. It was February of 2007 when Mr. VaUey purchased the twin of the convertible car

of his youth. He returned to ffis home near Mt. Vernon to await delivery of the object of his affection. Records that came with the car infficate it was built in October 1966 and left the factory equipped with: Antenna, five seatbelts, Positraction, AM/FM radio. Power steering, RaUye I wheels. Hood tachometer. Power disc brakes, 400 cidV-8 engine,Wide ratio gearbox, four-speed manual transmission.

Upon arrival of the Montreaux blue convertible, Mr. VaUey gave it an extensive examination. As he inspected every part of the car memories of 40 years ago kept him company.A total of 9,517 GTO convertibles like his left the Pontiac factory during model year 1967. Each one weighed 3,515 pounds and had a base price of $3,165. If a couple of extra cost options were added the car would have sold for about a doUar a pound. The white convertible top matches the dual pin stripes that extend the length of the car from the stacked dual headUghts to the eight slotted taUhghts. Since it is a convertible, the rear seat courtesy hght is built into the rear of the console on the floor. A Hurst four-speed sffifter occupies the other end of the console. The 6,000 rpm engine hood-mouthed tachometer has a redhne of 5,000 rpm. Also on the engme hood is a non-functional snorkle air scoop.

What isn't chrome-plated on the interior of the car is painted, carpeted or upholstered in signal blue. Peering through the three-spoke steering wheel, Mr.VaUey can view the 120 mph speedometer. Mr.VaUey doesn't mind the lack of head rests but he says he iffisses having no right side mirror when driving in heavy traffic.

The RaUye 1 wheels that support the Pontiac on a 115-inch wheelbase are dressed up with trim rings. In contrast to many new cars with deep trunks, the low Pontiac trunk lid necessitates storing the spare tire horizontaUy on the right side of the trunk. Below the twin backup hghts

positioned in the bumper are a pair of megaphone-shaped exhaust tips which broadcast with authority the sound of Pontiac excitement.

Mr. VaUey says the odometer is now approaching 28,000 documented mUes and he intends to add many more. His car delivers 18 nffies per gaUon.When warm weather arrives the top wUl go down and theVaUeys wffi get cruising in their GTO. Mr. VaUey says the two air vents under the dashboard fonction asffisair conffitioner. â&#x20AC;˘ Clay Spikes sent me an extra '66 Lucky Bag he came by. If anyone wants it, I'U send it for shipping and handhng. Clay also informed me that daughter, Courtney had presented Nunna and him with a beautiful grandson, Conner Henry Spikes Perry, born 8 December 2007.

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Jon Barton emaUed me about the goings on in Atlanta during the Superbowl.

Catherine and WU Wood were joined

by Cheryl and Larry Bergen, Jan and Jon Barton, Donna and Scott Redd, and their newly-wed son Adam Redd and wife Leigh Anne at their annual Classmates Superbowl party. AU are shown in the first photo of the event. In the second photo, WiU, Jon and Scott were in the 12th Company together, and have made Larry an honorary member Jon adds that the Adanta Chapter is having it's annual Dark Ages Party on 16 February, with the Commandant, CAPT Margaret Klein, USN as guest speaker Anyone interested is encouraged to come to Adanta.

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Robert Johnson checked m firom ffie West Coast to relate some news about the Poinsettia Bowl and other happeffings.

Here's ffis report.

• Went to the Poinsettia Bowl and was hosted by Roy BeU and Bo WUey in ffieir box at the game. Roy has defied aU ffie odds, as Diane and he had twins, a boy and a girl, in November. He might set the Guinness Book of Records for ageless fathers m our Class, (invitto ferffiization).

The twins are named Chase and Cassandra. They have a tffiee year old brother Brad. Roy thinks ffiey wffi aU be goffers. Roy spendsffisffiaperlessdays as the managing parmer of Ross, Dixon, & BeU, a national law firm with a San Diego office. God Bless ffim, some people offiy "get it" late in hfe. Alumffi meetings for SoCal are held at the montffiy luncheon at the Elks Club in Santa Ana, on the second Tuesday each month. A great set of speakers is hned up for the Sprmg.

My thanks to Robert and congramlations to Diane and Roy. On 11 February, several Classmates participated in the ceremony to present the annual Class Leadersffip awards to the GONZALEZ (DDG-66) winners.They are ENS Joseph E.Turner, USN, and OSl (SW) Kevin Dion. The main points of their citations are provided below. Class President, Mike Haskins left the very cold and snowy Denver, C O area and flew to Norfolk to present the awards. I'U have pictures and a foUow-up story in a later article.

First the citation for ENS Turner.

WhUe serving as First Lieutenant, you were instrumental in GONZALEZ mission success throughout a chaUenging pre-deployment training cycle and fourmonth shipyard avaUabUity.You flawlessly led the Deck department through an extremely successfol Board of Inspection and Survey, earning praise from the senior deck inspector for your personal leadersffip and thorough preparation.Your outstanding performance as Aviation FacUities Coordinator enabled the ship to 138

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certify in hehcopter launch and recovery, and your performance as Hehcopter Control Officer has been exceptional.

AdffitionaUy, as Visit, Board, Search, and Seizure Boarffing Officer, you played a vital role in the team's certification during the NASSAU E.xpeditionary Sttike Group Composite Training Unit Exercise.

You are a superb Officer of the Deck, and your mentorship of your peers and junior SaUors has helped foster a positive work environment.

For OSI Dion: As OI Division Assistant Leaffing Petty Officer and Operations Deparmient Yeoman, you demonsttated exceptional personal iffitiative in leading a ffivision of 17 personnel through an arduous predeployment training cycle, incluffing a four-month shipyard avaUabUity and Board of Inspection and Survey. Your expertise in DDG operations is noteworthy, and your extensive tiaimng efforts have led to the qualification of over 25 personnel in several watch stations.

AdffitionaUy, you devoted over 150 offduty hours in the reforbishment of Crew Bertffing 3, gready improving hving conffitions for over 100 sffipboard personnel and saving approximately $50,000 in hmited resources. As a Board member of the First Class Petty Officer's Association, you ffisplayed the "Fighting Freddie" spirit in implementing a "Safe Ride" program that reduced alcohol related mishaps by over 90%. • Congratffiations to these two worthy recipients. And ffiat wraps up another month.Thanks to everyone who contributed. UntU May, AU the best.

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I have a lot of material this time, and unfortunately, 1 must start with bad news.

The first from Chuck Scherck via R o n Holcombe: • I deeply regret to report that Craig White passed away 7 February 2008 in Richmond,VA. Craig had been airhfted to the hospital in Richmond from the hospital in his hometown of Farmvffie,VA on Sunday morning, 3 February after apparendy suffering a brain aneurysm.

Craig is survived by Margi, their three chUdren (Lara, Drew, and Josh) and the

chUffien's spouses and children.

Arrangements are incomplete at this time.

Craig and I roomed together Second Class summer and I spent two weeks at his folks' place during that summer's leave.

That was the same leave period that he and Margi started dating, and I attended their wedffing 3 days after graduation.

Later I was on shore duty inYokosuka when Craig's ship was home ported there, and it was a good thing because he was able to serve as my best man at Kathy's and my wedding in June 1971.1 wiU miss him gready. Our condolences go to Margi and the fanffiy. The White home adffiess is 1000 High Street, Farmvffie,VA 23901.1 And tffis also from Chuck: • I deeply regret to report that Betty Garrison, wife of Reid Garrison, passed away November 29,2007 after a long iUness. Betty is survived by Reid, 5 chUdren, 8 grandchUffien, and 1 great-grandchild. Reid continues to reside at the fanffiy home at 6635 West QuaU Avenue, Glendale, AZ 85308. Reid retired 5 years ago to provide home care to Betty Reid said he hopes to be able to get up to their vacation home near Strawberry in the Arizona mountains and start to make it habitable once again after not having been able to visit for a long period of time. Our condolences to Reid and the fanffiy on ffieir loss. • FinaUy, non-graduating Classmate Stephen Charles Fo^vler ffied peacefuUy on January 5,2008, surrounded by family. I did not know Steve, but he left USNA in March of 1964. He moved to the Bay Area ofCffifornia in 1975 and lived in Menlo Park. He is survived by his wife Kathrym, a son, a daughter, and ffiree grandchUdren. Contributions in Steve Fowler's name may be made to the Family & Children's Law Center, 30 North San Pedro Rd.. Suite 245, San Rafiel. CA 94903. or St. Anne's School, 2343 E.Tucker St., PhUadelphia, PA.The fmffiy may be contacted bv c.Uhng (650)322-1007.

Skip D i t t m a n n had a heart attack in January. He was playing racquetbaU, had some difficulties, and went to the hospital.

He wound up with a stent. In his words: • Must be getting old. Never had a detected problem at annual physical or any early signs of heart problems. Just shows we aU have to be careftU. Remrned from the hospital today (15 Jan) and expect to return to normal, although 1 am taking sis piUs daily. Had a wonderful

doctor and was close to ffie hospital.

Please extend my ffianks to classmates who send best wishes and w ould reconmiend a sttess test to aU as a good prevention idea. • WaltVandivort had emergency brain surgery after shpping and faffing backwards on a muddy golf course in San Diego on 28 January 2008. T h e back of ffis head ffit the ground with enough force to cause a slow bleed. Three days later, again on ffie golf coirrse, he sensed somethmg vvTong and asked ffis parmer to get ffim to ffie hospital. Emergency surgery was pertbrmed ffiat day.

Accordmg to Bernie DeGeorge.Walt was up and waUffiig aroimd in earlyFebruary wiffi a good prognosis and a lot of care firom Loretta. His e-maU adffiess is waltervanffivort@yffioo.com.

In ffie midffie of aU tffis. D a v e Vetter m Annapohs wound up ffi the hospital having ffis gaU bladder removed after it caused ffim no end of problems. I ffiopped ffi to see him, and he was happUy reaffing ffie paper! Seemed more interested in how everyone else was getting along than ffi himseff.. -but that's Dave!

I have a couple of new j o b announcements here. Fffst, former Chairman of ffie J o m t Cffiefs of Staff General Peter P a c e is joining SM&A as President and C E O of SM&A Strategic Advisors, Inc., a subsiffiary of SM&A. SM&A, N e w p o r t Beach, CA, a provider of business strategy and proposal development services ffiat help chents' win competitive procurements, and is a leadmg provider of program management services. In adffirion. Pete has been named to the SM&A Board of Directors.

Second,VffnetX Holffing Corporation, a leader of secure real-time commuffications and collaborations technology, today announced the appointment of E d m u n d " G i P ' M u n g e r as cffief techffical officer. Gif, a co-inventor of VirnetX's core technologies, will help lead the advancement of the company's Zero Chck instant secure connect mechaffisms for automated virmal private network iffitiation and management systems at ffie company'sVffgiffia R & D fadhty. Before joinmgVimetX, Gif was cffief system arcffitect and assistant vice president at Science Apphcations International Corporation.

mention it after having read it in anoffier e-maU. Here's his response: • Sure, yrou can mention it. It's been a chaUenging and enjoyable 16+ years, and a lot of fon domg tffings I never expected to experience as a retired Naval officer — besides being able to run my own sffip. As my wife, Debbie, said back ffi 1991, "you can hav'e any sffip you want, just so it doesn't get underway or deploy." And 1 found it thanks to Shipmate magazine.The Batdeship is now a S2.9 mUhon a year smaU busmess of the State of North Carohna wiffi a seven figure ffivestment portfoho, and we don't get any money firom the State Legislamre or any other governmental entity for our operations; I've commissioned pieces of art and a symphoffic piece; been executive producer for four theattical productions; been m front of ffie camera for a couple documentaries and been techffical advisor for more than a dozen documentary productions and spent time wiffi Kris Kristofferson, Cheryl Ladd and Jarffie Lee Curtis, among others, on movies-of^the-week and feamre films, aU filmed at the Baffiesffip; and have produced 4ffi of Jffiy foeworks for ffie City ofWUmington for 11 years,just for fon.

M y predecessor was Class of '53 and now I'm lookffig for an 0 - 6 from the Classes in the early '80's to reheve me ffi March 2009 as Executive Director. • O h , he's had a good time, has he not!? If you have a lead on a candidate, send Dave an e-maU at exdir@battlesffipnc.com or caU him at 910-251-5797 ext 3002.

'Nita and Jack Parry have been recogffized as nudsffipman Sponsors of the M o n t h because of their devoting "coundess hours of their time to mentoring and entertaining the Midshipmen that they sponsor."'Nita has been designated as an honorary member of the Class of 2008. Jack is respected as a Sponsor Dad, passing on his experiences in the Navy and civihan sector, relating to his midshipmen the knowiedge he has attained through the years. Congratffiations to you both. T h e photo was taken ffi the office of the Commandant Capt Margaret D " P e g " Klein '81.This may be the offiy time Jack was in there without fear of resttiction!

Over the years, I've printed photos of folks having gone to Key West to fish with Mike Currie, and over the years, I've threatened to go down there myseff.

FinaUy ffid it. I recently sent ffim an email teffing ffim Pat and I were goffig to be in town Super Bowl weekend and asking ff we coffid meet to chat. I had m mind a beer and a bowl of peanuts at a bar someplace, but it turned out that Patti and Mike Frey, Joan and D o n Geismar, Cffiis and R o b Skrotsky, B u d d G o o d w i n and Rebecca WUey of 34th Company had planned a mini reuffion ffiat same weekend. And Peggy and D a v e Scott were m ffieff boat Destiny, aboard wffich they've hved for the last 7 ? years, at the Boca R a t o n marffia. Pat and I feU mto some fast company! MUce and Ehzabeth hosted a dinner Friday everffiig; five of us went fisffing on Saturday on

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Mike's boat, Tailhooker. I caught the biggest fish, Don the most, and Budd lost ffie most hooks and sinkers. And then ffiere's ffie one ffiat got away, but ffiat's anoffier story for another time! Dave and Peggy hosted the non-fishers for a saU on Destiny making a ffigh seas rendezvous with Tailhooker as we fished. On Sunday, the 34th Company contingent gathered for brunch in a beautifol garden at a local hotel. I tffink they're aU there in the photo, (front: Don & Joan, Pat & Mike; rear: Budd & Rebecca, Cffiis, Mike & Elizabeffi, Rob) And of course, Sunday were ffie Super Bowl parties: one at Currie's ffi Key West, ffie offier at Geismar's in HoUyvvrood where ffie fish we'd caught on Samrday became ffie mam course. It was an absolutely wonderfffi weekend.

Fisffing, saUmg, eating, ffiinkmg, beautifiil weaffier, good friends. How, I ask you, do you make it better on tffis earffi? Thanks to aU of you for a super time!

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A couple of closffig bits: Jim PhiUips located Jesse Carter,ffisYoungster year roommate, in Santa Clara, CA. And Barney Simonsens's nephew wUl be graduatmg with the Class of'08. Barney wffi be at USNA for that. Congratffiations!

Looks hke I've pushed another word count up against the stops. Got a long note from Jon Cook. He and Carolyn have retired and are hving in Lake Placid New York, but you'U just have to come back next month for the details.

That's it...Goodnight!...—-Jim

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 8% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 52% PRES: James Niehus 1422 Pennington Lane South, Annapohs, MD 21409 P: 410-349-2361; E:Jmi.niehus@viasat.com EXEC SEC Y: Leo Kuehn 531 Wilson Rd.,Annapohs, MD 21401-1061 E: leo.kuehn@1968.usna.com P: 410-266-6821 C O R R . SECY; CAPT Gordon I. Peterson, USN (Ret.) 7994 Hidden Bridge Dr. Springfield,VA 22153 P: 703-913-5404; F: 202-267-4020; E: gpeters621@aol.com WEB SITE: www.usna68.com

Soon after January's State of the Uffion adffiess, defense posmre hearings began in Congress.

Adm. Mike MuUen, Chairman of the Joint Cffiefs of Staff, and Secretary o f Defense R o b e r t

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M . Gates testified , , , _ before ffie Senate A r m e d Services C o m m i t t e e i n early February. M i k e cautioned about l o n g - t e r m risks the U f f i t e d States faces

f ^ ^ f^ , f f ^ ' ^ ^ " ' f Mike Mullen testifies ^^^^.g ^^^ ^^^^g Armed Services Committee about Afghanistan in Washington, D.C, Dec. 11,2007 Mullen and Secretary of Defense Robert M. Gates briefed House members on their fact-finding trip to Afghanistan.

DoD photo by Cherie A. Thurlby.

to Its security commitments around ffie world ff ffie Defense Department doesn't

adffiess the toU ffiat today's combat operations are takffig on service members and their famUies. "The weU is deep, but it is not infinite." he said.

Ron Knode and Coach Al Cantello have much to smile about following Navy's two wins over Army during February's indoor track competition. Photo: Tom Connelly

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Navy men's and women's indoor track teams recorded a historical footnote Feb. 2 when they defeated tough Army squads in the final N * competitions in Halsey Field House.

Al CanteUo was recogmzed at the beginffing of the day's contests for ffis 45

years of Navy coaching. He is as irrepressible as ever His wffe also looks great and again cheered ffie teams firom her customary seat alongside ffie track. Ron Knode (rknode@csc.com.. .a.k.a."ffie voice of Navy Track and Cross Country") again wielded his microphone on ffie iiffield.

Ron's reflections wiU strike a chord for anyone who remembers the old track of our days: • "The old 280-yard track was made of clay, and it had to be watered aU ffie time or the surface became rock hard— runffing felt like you were on asphalt.

When it wasn't watered, the dust also flew everywhere, and it was hke runffing in a fog ... especiaUy as you headed toward ffie windows facing Thompson Field when the sun was shiffing.When ffie 280-yard ttack went beffind ffie waU under ffie upper gaUery, visitors to Halsey had to walk across the track from the entrance doorway to get to the stands. It was always 'exciting'—and sometimes ffisasttous—when the unsuspecting visitor vvoffid enter Halsey, step on ffie track, and be smacked by runners flying around ffie bhnd mrn! Lotsa races changed complexion when ffiat happened! At ffie same time, runnmg beffind ffie waU (where ffie weight room is now) gave lots of opportuffities for skuUduggery durmg ffie race.

Elbows flew, curses were uttered, and people got passed in surprising ways 'beffind the waU' out of sight offfiejudges.

During Chrismias break Dave WaUace and I vvoffid go to Halsey to work out. (We boffi hved in DC.) Since no mids were 'officiaUy' ffiere, we ran over buckets, hoses, and aU kinds of gear ffiat was being used to fix tffings vvhUe ffie Brigade was away. (Sometimes we got to run through the guy trying to water the track!)

Al was as relendess for 'no-excuse' running ffien as he is today. No wffimng was aUovved. He and Coach Jffii Gehrdes used to say 'Put it on paper' (meaffing, don't talk about runffing a good race, nm one, and the recorded time and place wiU speak for ffiemselves).

I've been caffing ffie cross country and track meets for ffie last seven to eight years, since the baton was officiaUy passed to me by Paul Gaflffiey (who used to do it before me, ffiough not as regffiarly or as spectacularly). We've seen meets won and lost by one point, NCAA quffifying times acffieved, and attempts to be Olympic qualifiers. But, I can't wait to get to ffie Wesley Brown Field House. There will

be some fast times ffiere..."

Thanks, Ron • Coach Al CanteUo had tffis to say about ffis last mdoor track meet at Halsey Field House and Navy athletes of days gone by: • "45 years and more ffian 134 seasons (faU, winter, spring) you'd be wise to realize ffiat ffiose fables you're telhng about how fast you ran, how I leveled ffie cross counny course, aU weaffier tracks (now banked), and how you vvoffid have been an Olympian had I not coached you, wiU not be corroborated by this coach. And you'd be even wiser to mvite me to one of vour fonctions ri/tcr Alzheimer's sets in.

Then you'U be ffie smff of legends!

Knowing yourselves, ffie 'psyche' of ffie track-and-field atffiete having had to lay it on hne, tmder pressure, when you were young men—you know ffi your breast you came out touahet\" • Keep punchmg,Al! Congratffiations to you and your feUovv coaches for two memorable wins to close out Halsey's storied history!

Kevin Reardon (kevm.reardon@ cox.net) recendy jomed Jay Cohen at the Department of Homeland Security foUowing his appomtment as Deputy Assistant Secretary of Homeland Security for Infrastructure Protection. Kevin reffied as a captam with more than 30 years on active duty. He commanded two nuclear submarines and served ffi key strategy, pohcy, and technology leadersffip positions with ffie Navy and Orgaffization offfieJomt Cffiefs of Staff. He later held executive positions with several major defense and information technology compaffies. He received his doctorate and masters degrees from Stanford Uffiversity and completed executive education at Harvard Uffiversitv.

Sue and Kevin Reardon

Sue and Kevin met in DC during second-class year and were married in February 1969.They have two chUdren: Brian '96, a naval aviator, and Meghan '98, a surface warrior. "We're blessed with four dehghtfffi grandchUffien, a very special

daughter ffi law, MicheUe, and a terrific son ffi law, Cffiis Smiffi (USMA '96)," Kevm said. "My post-Navy career has focused on apphcations of information technology ffi defense and conmiercial sectors. Sue and I hve inVienna,Vffgiffia. I'm certaiffiy looking forward to working very closely wiffi Jay during the next year and beyond.

He's been doing a great job smce the very first day."

During a morffing workout in the Senate Fimess Center in January I met LCDR Ed Sundberg '97 whUe he was pusffing iron. Ed is a DOD legislative feUovv assigned to the office of Sen. Martinez. He reports parents Leshe and Ed are fine ffi Adanta, where dad is a business consffitant. Ed is a surface warfare officer and, during ffis career, has served on four sffips and earned a masters degree m national security affaffs at the Naval Postgraduate School.

Also ffi January—^WUham Edwards, son of Beth and Dave Edw^ards, jomed Senator Jim Webb's staff as ffis legislative assistant for veteran's affaffs. Wiffiam, an eight-year veteran of ffie Army Reserve who has deployed to Iraq, Bosffia, and Kuwait, is leadmg the legislative effort to pass a new post-9/11 G.I. Bffi that is the centerpiece ofJim's efforts to reward the service of today's veterans. WiUiam reports ffiatffisdad contmues to work ffi the Pentagon as the executive assistant to the Deputy Undersecretary of Defense for Laboratories and Basic Science.

Martha McKinney and Joe Ylitalo (yhtalo@swbeU.net) forwarded a note that I share with a salute to a man I always remember wearing a bright smUe durmg our days at the Academy. LT Christopher YUtalo '99, a surface warfare officer, has foUowed ffi Joe's footsteps today.

• "Hey guys, I hope aU of you are doing vveU.We are getting to 'that age' as many of us can attest to. Thank God for tough men! If you are ever ffi East Texas, look me up - now that our five kids have left home, we have extra beds! Either way, I'd reaUy hke to hear from you. Lots of good years and good friends ... thanks for the memories!

2006 was a year ofjoys and sorrows.

We saw aU five chUffien with coUege degrees, and aU are married with promising careers.We have six grandchUdren, with at least one more on the way. In September of 2006,1 was diagnosed with metastasized Renal CeU Carcmoma. I had my right kidney and mass removed in

October 2006, and in AprU of 2007,1 had one lung mmor removed.

Fortunately, this past year has seen the first release of any chemo for tffis type of cancer. 1 took oral chemo daUy since May 2007 and had good resffits. Urffortunately, in December, my CT scan showed that aU seven of the R C C mmors were back to the largest size they've been. In January I had new bone scans, brain scans, CTs, blood tests, and few hundred other tests!

Then I began a second approved chemo for Renal CeU carcinoma. One is a daUy pffi, hke the last chemo smdy, and the other is a weekly infosion. It's another controUed study, so it's random. Either drug adds an average of two to tffiee months, so all prayers are appreciated!

So far, God has aUowed me to hang in there, with severe fatigue being the most ffifficffit to deal with. I'm stiU workmg as fuU-time as I can, but wffi probably start working from home a couple of days a week before long."

"Of aU of my accomphshments, being 'Papa' with 'Coco' as my first mate has been my greatest joy in Iffe.You just can't beat the joys of being grandparents, and we are blessed to spend a lot of time with them! I'm not sure wffich game was more excitmg tffis year, Army-Navy, or NavyNotte Dame? Go NAVY!"JoeYhtalo •

Martha and Joe Ylitalo's children include (front row): Amanda, Christopher (USNA '991, Emily; back row: Elizabeth, Meredith.

Martha and Joe Ylitalo

Once agam Mike McHugh (mc68hugh@aol.com) wffi be riffing ffis bike ffi two charity events tffis year: the Summit to Surf Ride up and down Mount Hood ffi Portland in July to support research and tteatment of ffiabetes and then ffi September for the "MS 150" from St Augustine to Daytona Beach to April 2008

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support research and tteatment of MS. If you wish to conttibute, contact Mike to receive sponsorsffip information.

AU the best, —Gordo ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 7% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 48% PRES: EH. "Mike" MichaeUs VICE PRES: Pat Stioop SECY; Dr. Steve Hudock 6006Woodlake Ln.,Alexandria,VA 22315-2637 703-989-4606; E: shudock@1969.USNA.com TREAS: Steve "W^rd O: 703-413-4186; M: 703-969-6872 E: swaid@mmicoiinect.com

Greetings '69rs! We've made it through anoffier Dark Age and are preparing ourselves for ffie untold advenmres of Navy LAX, vacations, and more grandkids!!

ALL CLASSMATES DSITUDEWATER!!

Sue & Joe Green wffi be hosting a USNA Class of'69 get togeffier at ffieir home on 19 AprU. DetaUs wiU be corffing out by e-maU ffi ffie near foture. Hope to see everyone ffiere. Any questions, contact Joe (467-0931 (H) or 462-4069(W)) or Dennis Plank (467-3881).

Owen Ronald Stroop was born 0735 30 January ffi Phoenix AZ to David and Juhe, of Mary & Pat Stroop fame. Typical Sdroop...bigandtaU:81b 15oz,21 3/4" long... .fiffi sea bag, healffiy and perfect accordmg to ffis faffier!!!

Leaving KingsviUe finaUy after 8 yrs (my record time anywhere in one place) teacffing in ffie T-45A/C simffiators and lecmring on ffie poffium. Johnny's on ffis way to Wffidbey for Prowler/Growler transition and my oldest son. Jay Tucker, is already in ffie area along wiffi my offiy two grandsons. Time to wave ffie flag and setde back. My faU back is I'U stffi be a "winter Texan" and return to teach at NASK in ffie winter monffis.

That's it for anoffier episode - Best to ffie broffierhood of our own '69//HUby •

John, Johnny and Peggy Hilburn a last War Hoover Fly-in

John HUbum writes: • Thought I'd ffiop a hne w / picture to ffiustrate ffie ravages of a continued presence m the local weight room (I'm getting shorter aU the time and my hair quahfies me as a member of the "Fightmg Bluehairs" of naval aviation fame).

Formnately the photo also shows that I have capably reproduced, wiffi the same "company cutie" of'69 that you remember - Peggy, stiU hanging in there with me. The product (midffie in the photo) is my son Johnny, shown here at the fly-in of the last combat cruise of the S-3 "War Hoover" in Dec as VS-32 remrned firom the Guff aboard "Enterprise". IrofficaUy, I received a photo from ffis batde group cdr, RADM Dan HoUoway, of Johnny and the Adrffiral remrffing from a ffight together. The irony is that Dan HoUoway was my choice for 27'-" Co.Cdr. for two sets back in '77/'78 when I was back at the good ole USNA as a co. officer. It do "come around" in tffis business, don't it?!

Johnny was a '99 grad ofVA Tech. 1 passed my father's wings on to him at his winging in Meriffian in 2003, making Johnny the 3™ generation to serve Navy tacair. Coffid say we're proud...

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Kevin Clancy (snowboard) & Jim Kenny (skis)

Kevin Clancy said we haven't had any picmres in Sffipmate of snowboarffing 69ers so now we do. He wasn't ffie offiy one to skateboard Hospital hffi in 1966.

He and Jim Kenney (skier) went to Mount Suffipee in New Hampsffire and showed ffie world what two 60 year olds coffid stiU do. They were stiU stanffing after a day on the slopes. By ffie way any mffitary ID gets you 50% off. Gotta love ffie Navy; it just gives and gives. Kevin's ffie new President offfieBoston chapter of the Alumffi Association wffich includes New Hampsffire and Vermont so any classmates in those areas are invited to join and come on down for meetings and speakers. If you're in the Boston area and biffing out you better "come around" to Kevin before meal formation. Do ffiey stffi do that?

Couple of '69 "sound bites" from the internet

Donna and D o n Nash in NorfoUc are anxiously awaiting ffie birffi of grandson number three!! Good luck and enjoy!!

Heartfelt prayers and hope goes out to Joan and Frank Roberts in NorfoUc who are nursing ffieir daughterffirougha serious bout wiffi a rare form of cancer.

God bless you guys!!

Judy and Stan Bryant are enjoying reffiement in West Newberry, MA. Fran and Sam WUson have survived ffieir fint winter in retirement ffi Pordand, ME. (what's wiffi ffiese cold retffement destinations??)

Josefina and Mike Honey are enjoying reffiement in the Sunnyvale CA where he is ffie Program Coordffiator for Cathohc Charities 'Raising a Reader" Program for the San Francisco Bay area.

Under Class business, as many of you are aware we succeeded in obtaiffing our goal of $1M for ffie Chapel Project m record time accordmg to USNA AA sources. Tffis means ffiat we wiU be enjoying ffie completed project at our 40ffi accordmg to USNA facffities schedffie floor, pews, kneelers, doors.. .aU done courtesy of'69!! Oh, and by- ffie way the 1^*- two pews (right and left) as one enters ffie Chapel wffi bear plaques wiffi ffie foUowing inscriptions: "In Memory of Classmates Lost in ffie Lffie of Duty, Non Sibi.The Class of 1969";"In Honor of our Famffies, for Theff Love & Support at Home and Abroad. The Class of 1969." As you may recaU, anyone/group who conttibutes $25K or more to ffie Chapel Project is entided to a personffized plaque (about 6"xl0") to be mounted on one end of a pew. For our sponsorsffip of die project, ffie Supt aUovved us to have 4 pewplaques for ffie Class.Your '69 Board is looking for good suggestions for the offier two, so please send any good ideas ;Uong.

Our Class vviU also have a recogmtion plaque, incluffing a '69 Crest, mounted on ffie rear waU of the Chapel recognizing our leadersffip for the Chapel Project.

BZ Classmates!!

Beat Army - often!! —steve ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 6% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 51% PRES: CAPT Lynn H. Widener, USNR (Ret.) SECY: CDR Royal ConneU, USN (Ret.) 1978VaUey Rd.,AniiapoUs,MD 21401 E: iijrotc@usna.edu WEB SITE: http://usna70.org

Greetings aU, not a lot of news, but big news anyway. Many have already heard much of it, but it bears repeating.

First of aU, a note and photo firom Bob McElroy. About ffie Knox-viUe Oak Ridge chapter of ffie USNAAA who had ffie Commandant of Midsffipmen speak at ffieir Founder's dav ffinner.

The Commandant of Midshipmen with Bob McElroy

A couple ot news releases about classmates who have succeeded recendy. SRA Intemational. Inc.. a leaffing provider of technology and strategic consffitmg services and solutions to government and healffi organizations, announced ffiat reffied U.S. Navy Admiral Edmund P. Giambastiani, Jr., has been appomted to ffie SRuA Board of Dffectors. Admiral Giambastiaffi served as ffie seventh Vice Chaff man offfieJomt Cffiefs of Staff for ffie U.S.Armed Forces firom 2005-2007.

In his role as Vice Chairman, Admiral Giambastiaffi chaired ffie Jomt Requffements Oversight CouncU, cochaffed ffie Defense Acquisition Board and served as a member of ffie National Security CouncU Deputies Committee, as weU as serving on adffitional ffigh-level committees and working groups. Admiral Giambastiaffi's operational responsibffities have fficluded at-sea operations and the development of new technologies and processes. He is a graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy. "Ed's vv orkmg knowledge of our chents and his pubhc sector leadersffip experience make him an idealfitfor our Board," said S R ^ President & CEO Stanton Sloane."His background is a valuable asset to SRA and we are honored to welcome him to the Board."

Also,ffian article headed: "The Sky's No Limit. ReaUv":

• "Want to launch a sateffite to orbit the earth? Don't have a bUhon doUars to spend on ffie project? Dan Murphy hopes you wffi knock onffisdoor. Mr. Murphy, cffief executive officer of Minnesota-based Affiant Techsystems Inc., is bettmg on a new fomre ffiat wffi see smaU, (relatively) inexpensive sateffites launched in clusters at lower altimdes.

N o company ffi ffie world dommates tffis smaU-sateffite market, he says, so he plans to step into the gap, using ffis company's new deal to buy the sateffite and space assets of Canada's MacDonald Dettvviler and Associates Ltd. (MDA) asffisspringboard. "It's a bet - we're making a bet.

We're ahead of the market," he says. "But ffyou wait for everytffing to become reaUy clear,you're too late. ...And so the smaU-sateffite market is a bit opaque right now, but we beheve ffi it. And we mtend to be the global leader ffi that market." A bet or a gamble? The strategy may be a bet, but it is farfiroma wild gamble. Key customers such as the U.S. government the largest buyer of sateffites in the world - have mcreasmgly been seeking a new generation of sateffites that take advantage of miffiamrization to offer powerfffi capacity ffi a smaUer format. When Cffina demonsttated last year it had buUt rffissUes to shoot dowm sateffites in space, many ffi ffie defense commuffity realized the dangers of having aU theff eggsffia sffigle biffion-doUar basket. There has been talk for years about launeffing webs of smaUer sateffites - each worffi perhaps S50mUhon. But the idea may be poised to become a widespread reffity now ffiat the U.S. Congress and the U.S. mffitary have pledged to fond programs for smaUer and simpler sateffites. • FmaUy, for those who haven't heard vis emaU, phone or letter or seen it on the class website, Jeff Krstich passed away ffi January. Nick Visco has posted aU the obits and accolades we've recieved. Gmo Marchetti went to the foneral and sent a pic of the other attendees. They are L-R: Terry Manson, Bffi Melby, Mark Lamb, Gino Marchetti, Bob Sonnenberg, Tom

Flaherty, Walt Krstich (Class'47 and Jeff's Dad), Ben Tucker, HaU Dffion, and Charhe Carey What more can I say?

Ring-A-Ding-Ding!

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 5% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 54% PRES: CAPT Perry Martini, USN (Ret.) E: pjmartini@comcast.net SEC Y: CAPT Mike Longworth, USN (Ret.) 1145 Birks Ln.,Virginia Beach,VA 23464-5826 E: duke.longworth@1971.usna.com WEB SITE: www.usna.com/classes/1971/usnal971.htm

Spring is a favorite time of nffiieffithe Yard. Surely many of us were stopped as we briskly sttoUed SttibhngWalk from Worden Field to Bancroft HaU and asked for a "photo of a midsffipman." I always obhged the visitor but wondered what they woffid say about the midsffipman in the photo. Oh, weU, those were genuffiely halcyon days wffich most of us vvoffid glaffiy enjoy agam, but offiy briefly.The mids are eager to get on to Graduation Week and the festivities associated with that joyous time. If you've been watcffing the USNA news, you've probably noticed an article about the Herndon Monument chmb. Let's aU support retainffig that ttaffition as one wffich is good for esprit de corps of the Brigade. Okay, on with ffie news.

My ffist note is from Dick Enderiy: • "Classmates,Those of you vvffio hve m Vffgiffia Beach and received The Beacon as part of the Sunday 13 January newspaper may have noted a smaU article on page 4 entided 'A New Take on Tom Sawyer's Becky Thatcher.' Other areas ffi Hampton Roads have simUar inserts ffi their newspapers under different names so the article may have appeared in them as weU. The book is wTitten by an author named Lenore Hart, but what many of you may not know is that Lenore is the wife of our classmate David Poyer. She has also authored Watenvoman, Ordinary Springs, and TIK Treasure of Savage Island.

Lenore's book sigrffiig vv-as on 16 January at Prince Books in Norfolk." • Dick and I had a brief discussion about Dave's book to wffich Dick added tffis note: • "My wife has read a couple of her previous books and found them to be exceUent. Must be ffice to have that kind of talent aU in one famUy although Dave once told me 'anybody can be a writer.'

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CLASS N E W S Ha! Easier said ffian done I do beheve and who has ffie time but someone vvffio does it for a hving? By ffie way I made a very- smaU conttibution to Dave's book entided Korea Strait that recendy appeared on book shelves.You may recall he came to Norfolk to promote and sign it at Prince Books in early December 2007.1 am proud and humbled to say I received a mention with some offier folks for that contribution ffi the 'Acknowledgements' ffi ffie front of ffie book. Dave subsequendy asked me to review ffis latest effort (due out later in 2008 I tffink) and I ffiorougffiy enjoyed doing ffiat. That is aU I wffi say about ffiat book however as I promised not to reveal any of ffie plot or contents.

"On a personal note, Pat and I went to a restaurant at Hffitop in Virgiffia Beach caUed"Fire andVffie" as part ofVirgiffia Beach's Restaurant Week. Shortly after we were seated I glanced across the room and recogffized Terry Tonkin enjoying dinner wiffi ffis wffe Shavvna.

Interestmgly, ffie last time I saw Terry was a couple of years ago ffi a now defonct Mexican restaurant on Laskm Road.

When I asked Terry what he was up to ffiese days he told me he had recendy made a career change and is now teacffing and mentoring 9th grade smdents at Norview High School. Although he is not yet a 'certified' teacher, he is workmg ffis way toward ffiat goal as weU. It seems Norview was lookffig for someone with proven mentoring and leadersffip skUls and of course Terry's sohd Marine Corps background aUovved him to easUyfiUffiat bffiet. He seemed genuinely thrffied to have the job! BZ to Terry for gettmg mvolved wiffi the young people in Hampton Roads!" • Perry Martini sent along the foUowing note: • "Steve Brighton has informed me ffiat the new Class Website shoffid be up and runffing by the end of tffis month.

Brian Horais has assisted ffi converting some new video's that wffi be loaded onto the new sight that wffi basicaUy foUow your recommendations that we have video and audio on our sight which aimounces tffis years fond raising campaign. The chps wffi include LtCol Joe Thomas, departing DMP; C D R Kevin Haney '81,new DMP; Midn Brandon Nichols '10, smdent of Haney's (Bruce's star mid!); and yours ttuly. • My next note is from Ed Bouton:

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• "Duke, Woffid appreciate your runnmg ffie attached photo in Shipmate of my son Cameron receiving my svvrord from me in an iffibrmal setting in Columbus, just after I'd commissioned ffim tffis past June.

He graduated from Offio State (NROTC) and heads to Pensacola and ffight school in November. As for me, I retired firom active duty in '95 I was a surface nuke, CHENG in DWIGHT D EISENHOWER, C O in FANNING and now work for SRA International in Fairfax Va. My wife Susan Mffier and 1 hve in the Disttict.We see a number of our our classmates out at Army Navy CC where we attempt to propel goff baUs in a forward ffirection. Best regards, Ed Bouton." Nice photo Ed! I know you are very proud to continue ffie navy traffitions ffi the Bouton fanffiy. AU the best to Cameron in ffis aviation career. •

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WeU, here's a htde about what's happenffig m your humble correspondent's world.

Just a couple months ago Lisa and I joined Jean and Perry Martini,Joyce and Dave Laws, and Peggy and JT Morris in Honolffiu to commence a seven day crffise around the Hawauan Islands. As a kickoff to this vacation we were invited to Quarters A, residence of the Pacffic Commander, the largest uffified command, on Pearl Harbor where Wandalee and Timbo Keating are residing. We enjoyed a gourmet meal comphments of an outstanding staff of Army, Navy and Air Force personnel.

Joining us for ffinner were Liz and Greg Nosal '81.1 submit to you that our nation is weU served by the Keatings!

Wandalee and Tim are great ffiplomats in service to our nation.They are both very actively involved wiffi showing the flag to more than forty nations in the Pacific region. Wandalee is with Timbo on most, if not aU, the ttips and is a vital part of his command. Those of you who watched ffie Pro-Bowl noticed Timbo tossing the coin

The times seem to get more interesting with election season upon us. The war against the stateless terror barbarians continues. The good news out of Iraq continues as the political winds as vveU as the populace support our efforts. I'm gratefffi ffiat we have classmates hke Timbo continuing to serve in key leadership biUets on ffie front lines, here and abroad, protecting us firom these ideologicaUy driven barbarians. I encourage you

to pray for our nation and ffie success of our missions here and in Iraq and Atghaffistan. Please pray, too, for our classmates and spouses who are deahng wiffi serious healffi concerns.

Duces virum, —Duke ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 7% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 49% PRES: CAPT Rich Goldsby, USN (Ret.) E: rgoIdsb\'@ 19^2.usiia.com SECY: CDR Rich Robison, USN (Ret.) 12695 Catawfca Dr.,Woodbndge,VA 22192 E; Soribe72@comcast.net WEB SITE: www.usna72.com CLASS LISTSERV: TheGouge@usna72.com

Greetmgs,'Mates, and happy sprffigtime to vou aU! Now ffiat ffie snowin' and blowin' is beffind us, it's time to get ffie old buns outside and aff out ffie place... and, what ffie heck, take m a baU game or r^vro.

Mike Szoka passed along ffie attached photo of ffie 6ffi Company contmgent (Mike. Dave Orr, Paul Dahlquist, and Gary Rheam) ffiat managed to get m a few rounds of goff before ffie Poinsettia Bowl last December.

Mike reports ffiat ffie Witch Creek ffie m October burned around three sides of Mt Woodson and hteraUy burned right up to a couple of tees and greens at Rancho Bernardo Inn. Who'd have ffiunk it firom this photo?

ffiose classmates ffiat inaeaseffieirpledge commitment over ffiat made for the previous campaign, Lou is wiffing to match the increase (up to a defined limit ffiat he's infficated to the Foundation). As an example, a classmate ffiat pledged $5000 for ffie last campaign ($1000 per year for five years), increases tffis to $10,000 for tffis campaign ($2000 per year for five years).

Lou is wUhng to match ffie $5000 mcrease with $5000 fiom his own pocket, ffius doubling the impact for ffie class! Please keep this ffi rffind as you reflect upon what you are wilhng to commit to for tffis current campaign.

"In ffie May Sffipmate, I'U try and update ffie class on the total commitments made through ffie Leadersffip precampaign and where we stand relative to reacffing our $1 Miffion goal. Letters to ffie class wiU be maUed out to each and every class member ffi May along with a pledge form. Tffis vvoffid be foUowed up wiffi a phone caU to each classmate explainmg what we're trying to do and askmg for your pledge commitment.

We're quite hopefffi that total participation for the class wiU mcrease over that acffieved from the last campaign and that we'U more ffian exceed our goal.

"Mike Lundblad has redone our class website, wffich now includes more iffiormation about ffie class campaign. Please check it out at: http://www.usna.com/ classes/i972/Activities.html. • "FmaUy, here are a couple more factoids, courtesy of our DMP for Character, Jim CampbeU:

Szoka, Orr, Dahlquist and Rheam on the first tee at Rancho Bernardo Inn

'72 Campaign Dept. From Jeff Beard: I "'We've just about wrapped up the Leadersffip pre-campaign with the 60 or so key classmates that have affeady mdicated ffieff strong support for what we're trying to do. Response has been very good, but we're waitmg to get back some offfiefinalpledge forms before taUying our numbers and assessmg our goal of reachmg SI MUhon.

"We've had a good mcrease affeady in President Cffcle level donors (S2500 per year for five years). One of our classmates and campaign committee members, Lou Terhar, has made both a personal conttibution plus a chaUenge to the class. For

• The Plebe Summer education program was revised to better mttoduce ffie mcomffig Plebes to ffie responsibffities and obhgations of commissioned service for the 21^'- century. The revision was headed by ffie DMP for Character. Approximately, 3650 Midsffipmen have received tffis ffidoctrination.

The DMP for character has provided over 730 semester contact classroom hours to Fourffi Class, Thffd Class and Second Class Midsffipmen tffiough ffie core leadersffip and etffics courses. Jim CampbeU (our DMP) has remamed with the 4/C leadersffip course so he can better hnk it to the Plebe Summer program, and ffie etffics course for 3/C." • Thanks, Jeff. Now, on the subject of the Class website, tffis is for you Company Reps (you know who you are...we know where you hve.. .etc.). Mike is looking for photos, vignettes, taU tales or amusing anecdotes from each company rep regard-

ing someone from their company in a new Photo GaUery section he has affectionately dubbed, "Whatever happened to...?" Pick someone from your company, assemble a few words (anytffing from a couple of sentences to a couple of paragraphs regarffing what they've been doing since graduation, what they're doing now, their fanffiy or whatever they'd hke to have, plus a couple of photos)...and send it to Mike (majormike72(^erizon.net) to upload onto the web site. Send him sometffing new every 4-6 months to keep it fresh. We have a lot of folks out there who we don't hear from very much.. .tffis is a chance to see/hear about some of the neat, mteresting staff they are doing. Company reps: Mike needs you! Time's a-wastm'!

Everyone else: Check it out!

WeU, that's about it for tffis month.

Keep those e-mails corffing. Have a great one! More to come. D. O. Tried and True unth '72.

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Classmates, You wiU read tffis ffi AprU (assumffig you read it at aU) but I'm writmg it ffi February and IT IS COLD ffi the D C area. Make no mistake.. .1 am complamffig! I guess ffie ground hog ffid whatever he does ffiat ffifficates 6 more weeks of wmter so we have what we have. What we need is a new groundhog. The news is a htde sparse tffis month but let me pass what I have whUe contmumg to ask for your help in proviffing more.

Dave Strickland passed along the good news that his son, Anffiew, married Cffiistme Fetters ffi HoUand, Micffigan last August. It was a smaU ceremony attended by immeffiate famUy. Ginny and Dave are dehghted to have Christine as a daughter-in-law even though her Dad was an Army Special Forces operator. Be carefial, Dave, those SF guys coffid sneak up on you just for tffinking such tffings.

Andrew and Cffiistme make theff home here in Cincinnati and are less than 30 mmutes from Ginny and Dave—^it's ffice to have famUy so close. Congratffiations, Girmy and Dave, on the marriage of your son.

I have some sad news to pass along.

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73's own Steve Oswald has been named to head a new InteUigence and Security Systems division at Boeing. Steve has been an executive with Boeing for six years and wffi now be responsible for increased focus on the complex chaUenges of the homeland security and inteUigence communities. Good luck with this new and important job, Steve.

With the reunion corffing up this faU many have been busy making hotel reservations. Many have not. Doug Rice has some good news if you're in that second group. The Westin Hotel, our headquarters hotel, has made some additional rooms avaUable. CaU Donna Flynn directly at 410-972-4304/Fax 410-295-7420 (dflynn@westinannpohs.com).

AdffitionaUy, Doug also advised me that we have additional rooms reserved at: Courtyard by Marriott 410-266-1555, Country Inns & Suites by Carlson 410-571-6700 and Residence Inn by Marriott 410-573-0300. Doug, good job.

Everyone else...see you at the reunion.

The last addition to the column is by way of George Watt, who passed along some pictures that he received from Mary Kilchne-Novak from the Jim Zortman Tom KUchne change of command in June, as weU as pictures from the Navy vs.

Temple game in November 2006.

Last month or so, 1 was pleasantly surprised to receive a note from Frank "Scooter" Murphy's daughter, Anne, Short note that said

George Watt and Mary Kilcline-Novak

Anne, thanks for the note and picture.

Those of us in 26th Company also wonder what you Dad does aU day!

Tailgating at the Temple game last November

My efforts to stretch this as far as I have speak to talent beyond description.

It would be a lot easier if you guys would send me more with wffich to work. I am now appealing to wives, girl friends, chUdren, co-workers etc. I know from experience the grad wiU get around to sending something eventuaUy, Unfortunately SHIPMATE wants sometffing every issue so please send me what you have. We can do better than this. I am standing by for the deluge of emaUs ...

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WeU, sorry about missing the Jan-Feb deadhne. 1 was quite surprised that there was not the usual flurry of email inquiring Admiral and Mrs Kilcline-Novak into why no article. Luckily 1 found some emails that 1 overlooked and have something this month. Shm pickings for sure, but I wiU do my best to fiU up the allotted space with a new approach to fulfiUing my lowly class scribe position.

First, 1 wanted to mention that Kevin Moran was named to the board of Would you like to mentor interested directors for UNITECH, Anyone that students about the opportunities knows Kevin realizes that he will do at USNA? Become a Blue & Gold extremely weU in his first venture into the Officer and contact USNA "CivDiv". Congratulations Kevin and Admissions at 410-293-1813. best to you and your family.

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• "I'm sending along a picture I took at the '74 tailgate during the Air Force game. Pictured are my parents, Frank and Betsy Murphy along with Beth and Bud Sawyer, The Sawyer's son, Ryan, is a member of the class of 2010.1 apologize for not sending a submission, but 1 am clueless about what my father does aU day- except checking up on me regularly to make sure I'm doing what I'm supposed to be doing! I'm not certain that's worthy of class news though." •

Happy Tailgaters

FoUowing is a subrffission that was lost on my PC, my apologies to Chris Eckert and friends! Late, but here it is!

• "Dearest John Brown, the offiy person in the class of'74 that has more hair now than he ffid at graduation. How ffid you do it? The weekend of September 8, Kathy and Jeff Pinkel had Laura and Tony Guido, as weU as,Jeanffine and Chris Eckert over to their palace on the Patuxent River. You can see Jeff's palace as you come down off the Solomon's Island bridge.The wind was Ught, but not the hot aff, so we motored over to Clarke's seafood and enjoyed some Maryland Crab. It about kUled Jeff not to break out the saUs. Good times as usual. Pictares are attached. Use as you hke. .Classmate updates.

Oh yes, Jeff Pinkel has retarded (sp? intentional) twice now, once from the USN reserves and once from NAVAIR. He is now self-employed and we hke to call him "the president" along with other colorful names not to be printed. He is doing weU, successfully manufacturing "covers" for helicopter blades. Captain Tony Guido is stiU hard at the grind, working normal stiff hours as weU as being a weekend warrior.The two fainiUes

hve about a mUe apart from each other in Cahforma, MD. Bruce Branson dehvered his daughter,firomhis home in JacksonviUe FL to Denver Colorado. He managed a ffiort week long Colorado side ttip to some great hiking and hunting grounds and sent the pictures to the 7ffi company.

The sunsets and views he took were breaffitaking. He said none of the deer got close enough for ffim to use his bow. I heard firom one of the guides that he hadn't bathed in a week so that might have been ffie reason for the deer and elk keepingffieirffistance.Apparendy, there was a bear in ffiem ffiar woods, ffiat was not as bashfffi as the deer, but Bruce stffi had ffie hghteffing speed he always was known for on ffie track at good old USNA, and he is stffi with us today.

Regards, Cffiis Eckert, 3632 HigUands Circle Martinez, GA 30907-9501 •

PAXRIverO

Now, from the ever faithfffi Al Learchbacker: • "Here is a G P ^ A T shot from Dan Musmanno's (73) home, for the Army Navy game New Orleans style!!! We had gumbo and a ton of other super ffishes from the Creole center of the world. As you can see Carrie and Rick Navarro made it along with Janet and Tom Nagelin. 74 was weU represented. Rick and Carrie just got back from the Bahamas and ready to get things going at theur new home in New Orleans. Pick kicked my butt in tennis aU three days that we were there, as a good host should do!!!

Tom is domg an increffible job as a chef Amy's company arranged a dinner for about 30 people at a boutique restaurant in New Orleans when we were there m June and who was the chef leaffing the whole group through a HUGE 8 course meal was TOM!!! I nearly feU off my seat when he came out and started to teU us ALL about how he was cooking and what he had in store for us. We recognized each other and it was hke old home week. Best of aU other than seeing great classmates

was KICKING ARMY's BUTT six years in a row!!! A l " ^

New Orleans Party Team

That is it for input, the ffie is empty.

However, I would hke to mention a few possibly famUiar names just to fffi up the space. First, Richard Hickcox, who usuaUy sends out entertaining emaUs at least twice a month, none of which I can put in this magazine. I would hke to recogffize the foUowing classmates for kicks: E.J. Hayes, Les Duer, Max Legg, Sparky Lersch, Fred Hahndorf, Walt Donovan, CharUe Robinson, Mike Holton, J. J. MiUer, Ray Ashcraft, Mo Becker, Frank Chabza, Pat McNaUen, Saul Zavala, Tom Minor, Ted Mixon, PhU Polefrone, Jeb Stewart, Doug Crowder, and finaUy, Jim GagaUs. Mentioning them helps me keep my typing skUls up, makes our subrffission bigger, and keeps me looking at the Lucky Bag. Other than that, I hope they are aU doing weU. AU for now. CaU a Classmate or at least open up the "Bag" and remember when. Good ffight Seftas. Roamer sends.

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Dear 'mates, Ahhhh.. .Spring, and a young man's thoughts mrn to.. .umm.. .give me a rffinute.. .oh yeah.. .love.WeU, right now.

this not-so-young man's thoughts are on this month's deaffiine. I'm sure I'U remember other seasonaUy-appropriate chches later.

MGEN George Flynn has been chosen to be the deputy commanding general of the Multi-National Corps-Iraq.

George wffi help LGEN Lloyd Austin (USMA '75) keep the pressure on alQaida and the terrorists. We're behind you George. Let the troops know it!

RADM Dave Gove was the cover boy on the January issue of Sea Technology.

Dave's pictured in his beautiful Naval Observatory office sitting at a suspiciously clean desk. Someone did some house cleaffing before the photographer showed up!

BiU Chimiak dropped a note from Greenbelt MD to let us know what kind of mischief he's been up to since leaving the active Navy. Bffi was recently named a Seffior Member of the Institute of Electrical and Electroffic Engineers (IEEE). [Glad to see that someone was paying attention in Wires.] H e was the IEEE

Engineer of the Year for the southeastern U.S. in 2000 for bringing ffigh speed, high performance networking to western North Carohna. He was also a key member of the American CoUege of Raffiology / National Electrical Manufactarers Association group that created the Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine (DICOM) standard. Most hospitals use tffis standard, as it moved medical imaging from fUmviewing into the computer networked and computer-assisted world. [As one who has had to drag a suitcase full of X-ray and CT scan films to a distant hospital, your scribe greatly appreciate Bill's contributions!]

Regular contributor Alex Plechash: • HeUo from what is now - once again the frozen tundra of Minnesota. On the day of our big Army-Navy game party, we had the first major snowstorm of the season wffich apparently ffid not deter too many people from coming. Our annual Army-Navy game party has turned into

"Upper Midwest Army-Navy party'

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qffite a large event firom ffie time I had it at our home about 12 years ago. When I took over as Chapter President a few years ago, ffie party started to grow dramaticaUy;firom100 three years ago to 175 two years ago to around 250 both last year and again tffis year. It is the premiere event in our Chapter. I am happy to say ffiat ffie Class of 1975 had the most number at ffie party wiffi five. Pictared from left to right are - Deffise and Rick Udicious; SaUy and John Ginn; Deffise and Alex Plechash; Mike Stephenson and ffis wffe Marina; Debbie and NeU ToUefsrud.

I shoffid mention that NeU ffid most of the grunt work in planffing ffie detaUs of ffie Chapter party tffis year and he ffid a great job. For once, I was mosdy able to sit back and enjoy ffie event, though my arms are still a htde sore firom aU ffie pushups ffiat day.

In offier news, I was privffieged to have been the Guest of Honor for ffie Uffiversity of Minnesota N R O T C Battahon Diffing In event on November 30. The CO, X O and two of theff staff are aU USNA grads wffich is kind of interestmg. It made for a long eveffing foUowed by a short ffight since I had a prayer breakfast very early the next morffing foUowed by a Navy League Board meetmg wffich I was conducting wffich was immeffiately foUowed by the Army-Navy game party. Whew! The outcome of the game certaiffiy made aU ffie work worth it. Earher in the month. Rick Ufficious and I represented the Class of 1975 at the local Navy BaU. The pictare shows Rick and me along with our wives flanking RJDML Arffie Lotting and ffis wffe. RDML Lotting is the Commander of the Naval Service Trainffig Command at Great Lakes. •

"Navy Ball—Plechash, Lotring, and Udicious with their ladies"

Tom KeUey is doing an outstanffing job as the 25th Company Rep. Every member of 25th is accounted for - with the exception of Doug Jackson. No one in the company has heard from Doug smce about 1978. We know that he was on the USS PREBLE (DLG 15) and then was a Naval

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Gunfire Liaison Officer. He was origmaUy fiom Texas. If anyone has a lead, pass it to Tom at tkeUey53@msn.com. Last year a good part of ffie 25ffi company update ffidn't make it mto prmt. Long story - but you can stiU read it on ffie class web page.

Go to 2006 Columns and chck on Dec 2006, Part 2. So I'm determined to get tffis year's update into Shipmate, even ffiough it wiU take a few columns to include everyone. Plus, I StUl have most of Ken Hart's Hffi Company update in ready standby.

Let's see what's up wiffi our classmates firomffie25ffi.

• Tom KeUey hves in Manassas,VA, where he has been for 12 years. He retired from active duty (Naval Fight Officer, S-3A aircraft); most of ffis career was in San Diego. Tom and Carole have been married for 24 years and have two daughters, Megan (22) and MoUy (18). Megan is a Nurse (Neo-natal Intensive Care); MoUy is a seffior in ffigh school. Tom is a pohtical and ffistory junkie. He works for a smaU information technology firm in norffiern Virginia as a Project Manager; ffie more he works in private industry, the better the Navy looks (or looked)!

Lunce Bass hves in Conover, N C with ffis wife (ffigh school sweetheart), Diane. They have two sons. Lunce, Jr. graduated from North Carohna State Uffiversity and works for BeUamy Research in Winston Salem; DJ is a seffior at Newton-Conver High School. Lunce was an SH-3 pUot and retired as a member of the naval reserves. He is a Director of Sales at Corffing Cable Systems. \{^rnn CaUand hves in Columbus, MS with ffis wffe, Barbara. Wynn retired from active duty as an Oceanographer (switched from surface hne).Wynn has three chUffien: Christopher (26) is hving in Seatde runffing an independent Internet/ebay sofi^Arare business; Lauren (23) is in her tffird year of veterinary mefficine at Kansas State; and Patrick (21) is a senior at Saint Louis University majoring in the joint Law/ MBA program.

Bo Clark and his wife Dbde hve in Florence, SC.They have three chUdren.

Bo was a submariner and now works for the nuclear power industty. Bo's son,Tyler is a Systems Engineer at the Air Force Academy (Class of'09); he wants to be a pUot. Their older daughter (Kindra) has been performing missionary work in the Andes Mountains of Argentina for the past year; the younger daughter (Mandy) hves in Raleigh.

Steve Cole hves in Charlotte, NC wiffi ffis wffe, Carol. Steve was an E-2 pUot and now ffies for US. Airways. He is also very active in ffis local church. Steve has five chUffien: Steve, Jr. (28), a Production Engineer in ffie music industry; Brad (27), a TV news reporter m Charlotte; Andy (26), a state wildhfe management speciffist for NC; Sara (24), works ffi marketing and design for an arcffitectare firm; and Jenffie (24), about to receive her Doctor of Pharmacy degree. • We'U hear more firom Tom and ffie 25ffi next month. If you want contact iifformation for anyone firom that company, send an e-maU to Tom. Now let's get back to ffie annual 14th company update, courtesy of Ken Hart.

• Karen and Paul Reardon send news from the far north. As far as the kidney donations go, boffi of the recipients (Paul's two ffieces) continue to hve normal hves, and he and his brother Bffi continue to be amazed at the whole tffing (and beheve they got the better end of the deal, as they are in much better shape, have an abundance of energy and positive attitades). Paffi and Karen's youngest, Bridget, graduated from Clarkson (mechaffical engineering), and is at BU for grad school. Megan, the oldest, is in GainesviUe Fla. working as a physical therapist whUe her boyfriend goes for ffis doctorate in pharmacology at ffie U of F. Karen is stiU working at the Uffiversity of Vermont, and I am stffi wiffi IBM. Mary and Dan VUotti report ffiat not much has changed on ffie left coast. Dan has taken a fiffi time teacffing position (8th Grade) at the local Caffiohc school and continues to teach physics at ffie local coUege in ffie evemngs whUe coacffing ffigh school boy's varsity basketbaU. Mary's as busy as ever wiffi not offiy working with her sister's company but has taken on aU the accounting and affiffinistrarive fonctions for one of Ukiah's top tier restaurants. We're busy, healffiy and enjoying hfe. Mary and Dan are taking his eighffi giade class toWasffington D.C. in 2009.

Mo and Al Eaton are stiU loving hfe in upstate N. Y Al continues to find Lockheed Martin a new chaUenge each day. They're travehng quite a bit and a frequent destination is Boston. That's because they now have three people to visit! First granddaughter Megan Elizabeth Eaton arrived June 22nd. Let's just say we can put the car in "drive", and

ffie next six hours to Boston are on autopUot. She is a joy to behold, and tffis Uffie girl has certaiffiy added a whole new chapter to our hves! Matt and Jen just purchased a home m Marblehead MA, whUe ""Uncle" Ryan is enjoying ffie bachelor hfe ffi Inffiana. • Thanks to Tom, Ken. Alex, and Bffi we now have a fffil column and a great start for ffie May issue. Thanks, Classmates!

'15 Sir! Larry

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I am writing this column firom my seat on anAffTran ffight to Orlando wiffi my wife beside me. We're headed to Daytona to participate ffi ffie Race and Rock Fest '08 where NASA is providmgffisplaysin order to educate ffie pubhc on space technology and how it has helped NASCAR drivers mcrease performance and safety.

This is NASA's 50ffi anffiversary as weU as ffie 50th runnmg of ffie Daytona 500. It's a tough job, but someone has to do it.

FYI - NASA is busy preparing for the next servicmg mission of HST, wffich wffi take place aboard the shuttle Adantis ffi late August. The telescope vviU get a new camera, specttograph, a fine guidance sensor, new batteries, gyros, repair two science instruments, apply patches to the exterior blanketing. AU of tffis vviU extend HST's usefffi hfe another 5 years or so.

WhUe I was at the Neutral Buoyancy Lab (NBL) ffi early February my son, Cffiis, asked me to have a picmre taken of me holdmg a sign saying heUo to ffis employees at J&P restaurant ffi Mt. Airy, MD, where he is a manager. "TNL" stands for "ffie next lev-el", wffich he calls ffis staff.

I've fficluded the picmre below.

Mark Hubbard floats in front of two STS-125 crewmembers at NBL

I've had recent commuffications with Mark Moore who, at the present, is recovering at home from knee joint replacement surgery. I pray for ffis qffick recovery so he can get back in ffie cockpit for Delta Airhnes and, more importandy, so ffiat he'U be in shape for resuming his duties as ffie head cheerleader for the Class of '76 in the faU during the footbaU games! Mark writes: • I know it's late in the year but I wanted to include some photos from last season to encourage folks to come join us for another great year. The first pictare is of Barb and Ke-vin Stone, Mary Craven and JD Engels, Maryjo and Chuck Bush, and SaUy and Mark Moore at the Engels foUowing our final home game with Northern Iffinois. After we took the tent down for the final time Craven threw together a fabffious imprompta ffinner and one of our members wrecked ffis car... No mjuries,just a good time! The next is the Moore's and Engels post Army at Mother's in Baltimore celebratmg SIX ffi a Row! The final two are aU of us celebrating with the Stone's and the kids at a restaurant JD's oldest, Amanda, took us to on the waterfront ffi Baltimore.

Please rerffind folks of the Bush/Seffert Dinner AprU 12ffi atJoeTheismann's ffi Alexandria, and encourage folks to stop by the tent in spot 21 next year.JD and I wffi be putting the tent up Friday afternoons and Kev and Barb have some great ideas for food, fon and comradery! •

More Moore-Engels post-Army celebration this time with the Family Stone

The three wise men contemplating next year's tailgaters over a few brewskies

Mark Haas also sent me a group pictare from the Army-Navy game where he was joined by Ann and Lee Freund,Judy and Marc Rodgers '81, Mark's son, Christopher Hass, and Tim Blue '79.

Mark added, "Marc Rodger's wffe, Judy, is my son Christopher's 4'- grade teacher!"

Mark Haas and gang before the start of the ArmyNavy game Classmates and wives celebrating a victory over Nordiern Illinois

The Engels and Moore's victory celebration over Army in Baltimore

Scott Moore was recently named the Special Advisor to the DASD for Parmersffip Sttategy in OSD (and I thought NASA had a lot of acronyms!). As Scott more apdy explains, "Big title that basicaUy means I get to tffink big thoughts (guess they have low expectations), write papers, and attend seminars, and get paid to do it. Now that 1 have a PhD in Conffict Analysis, I am lookffig to get away from the DC area and teach at a uffiversity- know any that may be interested in a Marine with a PhD?"

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Congratffiations to Cffiisti and Bruce Hinkley who celebrated the birth of ffieir 5ffi grandchUd - Mackenzie Claire Hinkley - on 25 January. Bruce may have the record for the most grandchUffien in ffie Class (correct me if I'm wrong). Also, Bruce met up with Steve Dean '73 (7th Company) at the Platts Nuclear Coffierence in Beffiesda in February.

Steve was a first set 1 /c when we were plebes. Bruce wanted to let his fellow 76er 7ffi company seadogs know that Steve is actaaUy himian now and ffidn't tteat ffim ffiat bad (even ffiough he did make ffim recite ffie noon meal menu!).

Congratffiations to Derwood Curtis, who is the newest member of ffie ehte "3-star" club. Derwood was recendy assigned as Conmiander, Naval Surface Forces/Commander, Naval Surface Force, US. Pacific Fleet, San Diego, CA. More news firom ffie flag officer front: on 25 January Frank Drennan took over ffie reigns as Conmiander, Naval Mine and Anti-Submarine Command, headquartered at the Naval Base Point Loma ffi San Diego, CA. He reheved John Waickwicz '74 who is reffiffig after 34 years of service.

Chuck Bush attended the Surface Navy Association Symposium in Crystal City in January where he saw a number of our Classmates: Jim Stavridis and Derwood Curtis were ffiere in uffiform, leaffing the SWO commuffity. Tom Kermedy (WBB),Rick Hepburn (L3), Ke-vin Eagle (CACI) and John Lovasz (RoUs Royce) were aU there manning the floor and the booths. As Chuck puts it, '"76 has ffie defense industry surrounded".

Pat Tracy contmues to circunmavigate the world aboard MV DoULOS. His latest journeys have taken him to New Guinea via Austtffia. He sends ffis blessings and thanks for ffie prayers and support. He writes: • Today Lisa, Todd & I are visiting my famUy in Washington State. We only get out tffis way every two years or so, and a holiday weekend aUowed us the chance to sneak out for a visit. While air travel (in, around and through Winter storms) is a chaUenge, it's been worth it. We may even get a chance to go play in the snow tomorrow - the ski area has recorded over 10 feet (3 meters) of snowfaU in the past two weeks.

WhUe 1 head South, Lisa & Todd will be carrying on the routine at home Todd is just beginning his second semester in school, and Lisa is caring for ladies in ttoubled pregnancies. Please pray that they

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wffi experience mirffinal ffisruptions whUe I am gone. (WhUe 1 was on Doulos from June-Aug last year, more ffiings broke around the house than ever before. Yes, they are fixed now, but that is part of the batde we face when work takes me away for extended periods.) Pray especiaUy against ffiscouragement — for aU ot us. It's easy to focus on the circumstances, and let our eyes drift off the LORD, who remains in charge during such times. • As 1 wind down this edition of the Class Column, I wiU end with another reiffinder firom Chuck Bush: • Please announce ffieWasffington DC area 2nd annual Halfvvay Night Dirmer on 12 AprU atJoeTheismann's in Alexanffiia.VA. It -was a great time last year — and we have "kicked it up a notch" with a private room and bar. • Whoa - where ffid the time go? I've got to send tffis column off! Unffi next time...

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WeU shipmates, it's been a very slow month for correspondence fiom our leadersffip. Truth be known, contributions have been as scarce as volunteers to escort a 6'5"Amazon at a tea fight! Lest such comparisons constitate an insffit to George Lavvlor, Gary Gambarani, Scott Neidhold or, most importandy, Frank Wagner, we meant sober volunteers!

Like Hamlet, we face a momentous question; whether 'tis nobler to submit no column at aU and risk ahenating a rapt audience, or give substance to a threat made early on if response levels were low: just make stuff up! Out of wisdom born of years (now 52 to be exact!), we've opted to take advantage of slower months and relate our fonder memories of those halcyon days at USNA! So if you don't like the column content or feel we're abusing our artistic license, send us something we can print!

The first and most ffifficult task is to indeed remember and then put into print the many and varied recollections of what was, if not the time of our lives, then certainly the formative years friendships and experiences that were to become such. Where to begin? The Monday night

laffio ttivia show (who'd have guessed where that woffid lead!?!) with Frank Cerebino on W R N V and the ever-present Rats; Gary Hiffion's tooffipick; three-years of white works; getting a ride to the airport youngster sunmier firom Copy Berg; Kirk Barker never even buying books one semester (so Buddy, 7 Ac-boards were what,... a surprise?!?); D.K. Forbes; Harry GuffimuUer walking again; watching Jeff Long and Skip IVlUler overcome a two-goal deficit with 1:12 left on the clock against Washmgton CoUege, working magic that vvoffid leave David Copperfield in awe; sub runs; McGarvey's; Lt. Feingold mspectmg ffie LAX team before we left for Hopkins (howffid16™ Co. ever make it to graduation?); Kelvin Graham warming up at 225 lbs. on ffie bench; Skip McKenzie's amazing imitation of Sam "the Bam" Curmingham mto ffie Sampson HaU basement wmdow weU. But as of necessity we must choose one, here we go; with apologies to aU our broffiers of ffie Royal Order of Semper Fi. we call this one "Murph and ffie Marffie".

One of ffie many naggmg inconsistencies at Boat School involved the use of televisions. WhUe midshipmen were aUowed stereo systems ffiat ffiew more power ffian aU of Anne Arundel County and blasted music louder than an 1LA-5C in fiffi burner, possession of televisions outside ffie company wardroom was somehow deemed dettimental to ffie proper development of ffie fledghng naval officer. And as one television shared between some 90 upperclassmen invariably led to channel confficts, the existence of "iUegal" video sets wasn't unusual.

Thus, wffien Paul Ciroisetiere,Jeff Gannon, Scott Murphy, Richard Coan and yours ttuly found Anffij Bushak, aU 245 lbs. of him, fuUy intended to watch Tlie Hoticymooiicrs, the four of us wisely rett-eated to view A/tjry Hartman, Mary Hartman in another venue. Imagine our surprise when our iUicit enjoyment was rudely interrupted bv the unwelcome presence of one WJ. Wood, Capt, USMC! Slowly shifting his steely g-azefiromffie prohibited appliance to the five ramrodstraight second-class midshipmen. Captain Mayaguez scornfully asked: "Aren't you men ashamed of yourselves?" Whereupon Murph, ffisplaying ffie Long Islander's Support the Annual Fund.

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MaUory's and BaUey's schools are crosstown rivals but ffiey reside togeffier amiably at ffie "Philman ResortViUa" not far from each campus. By the way, Congrats also to Deke for nomination for his second star.

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newcomer, she was selected to be the cocaptain of the varsity cheerleaffing team.

She has begun the coUege apphcation process to see what her foture holds next year. Connor (14) is in 8'-" grade at his tffird school in three years. He continues to enjoy ffiumming and adffing pieces to his ffium set, so Buchanan House is "rocking" hke never before. His skateboarding skffis are improving as he has gathered a "posse" of skateboarders from around the Yard. Tffis year he shot ffis first pheasant back in North Dakota with ffis Dad and grandfather.

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Got some maU iiom Scott Godfrey who was among ffie attendees at Dave "Deke" PhUman's change of command onboard U.S.S. Nmiitz (CVN-68) m San Diego, CA.As reported ffi a column a couple of months ago Deke successfiiUy escaped ffie Dark Ages offfislast assignment at StratCom at Offiitt AFB ffi Omaha and wound upffiParadise (a.k.a.- San Diego).

He is now Commander, Strike Force Trainmg Pacffic. Strike Force Trainffig Pacific was known as Carrier Group One

by West Coast saUors of our generation. The name was changedffi2004 and ffie mission expanded to mclude trainffig and assessment ot Expeffitionary Strike Groups (Gators) m adffition to Carrier Baffie Groups. Scott reported that ffie real ffighlight of ffie entire event was ffie attendance of many of Deke's famUy fiom his hometovvTi m BeU. FL. Sis of his seven sisters and one of his four broffiers made the trip aU ffie way- toffieWest coast from ffie Sunshme State wiffi ffie exception of Mev; who easUy took ffie long distance award traveling fiom her current home m ffie Turks and Caicos Islands. Scott said it was a real pleasure to have Maxffie and husband, BUI (USMCViemamVet w/over 200 combat missions aboard UH-l's); Imy and husband,WayTie (U.S. Army vet); Anne, Gwen, NeU, Mev, Edward (U.S. Army vet in Vietnam); and nephew- Dermis (pohce officer) present for aU offfiefestivities and SoCal sightseeing. We aU had a great time but especiaUy NeU who wentflymgand saw snow (at Big Bear) forffiefirst rime ever Scott sent a photo of Deke and his lov-ely laffies: his lovely bride. Sylvia (who m typical Navy wife fasffion has foUowed Deke around for 16 moves and 10 crffises and vvhUe mamtainffig the household and raismg two lovely daughters); younger daughter, BaUey is a freshman at Uffiversity

Bailey, Sylvia, Deke and Mallory Philman

Speakmg of promotions, congratffiations also go out to our newest tffiee-stars, Mark Ferguson and Harry Harris.

Mark w-as nominated for vice adrffiral and assignment as deputy cffief of naval operations for manpower, personnel, traiffing, and education, N l , Office of the Cffief of Naval Operations and Cffief of Naval Personnel, Arhngton,Va. He's currendy serving as cffief of legislative affaffs.

Pentagon,Washmgton, D.C. Harry's norffination to VADM has him assigned as deputy cffief of naval operations for commuffication networks, N6, Office of the Cffief of Naval Operations, Pentagon, Washmgton, DC. Harry is currendy serving as dffector for operations, J-3, US. Southern Command, Miami, Fla. Heads up! It'U soon be that time of y-ear for Alex CaUas' charitable goff tournament for the muscular dysttophy association (MDA). Besides our 30"^ reuffion, 2008 also marks the 17th annual Peter G. Cailos Memorial Golf Day for MDA. Mark your calendars for Wednesday, June 18 at Andrews Air Force Base for ffitting the hnks. For more information check out our class website, caU MDA at (703) 476-5780 or just check out the web at wwvv-.goffdayformda.com.

Okay you've aU read about Jeff Fowler's job as Supe wffich he and Katie ("Mrs. Supe") described m their annual newsletter as "one of the best jobs in the Navy". As for the rest of the family: Brittany (20) is enjoying coUege hfe at ffie University of Mary Wasffington as weU as spending time with her Italian boyfriend, Joe, now hving and working in the States.

She comes home most weekends to enjoy her fanffiy- ffi Annapohs. She and Joe enjoyed a special tour of the Wffite House recently. Lynsee (18) is attendmg her third high school in tffiee years. As a

Lynsee, Connor, Katie, Jeff and Brittany Fowler

Welcome home to Tim "BT" Hanifen on ffis retarn home from Iraq. Tim's been the 2nd Marffie Corps Aff Wmg's Assistant Wing Command. He's been slated to be John AUen's ('76) Deputy Commandmg General, Marffie Corps Combat Development Command (MCCDC) at Quantico,VA.. I'm sure Anne and their girls wffi enjoy beffig back to Northern Virgiffia. As for John, he was also out there ffi Iraq as the deputy CG, Marffie Expeffitionary Force (MEF) forward in Iraq.

Keep checkmg the website for updates about our reuffion and other events. Drop me some news vviU you?

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Greetmgs, 79ers!

Once again it's rime for the montffiy round-up of classmate news. Let me take the phone off the hook so I wron't get interrupted for the umpteenth time by a pre-recorded pohtical message. OK, on to the news.

I walked out to our maUbox not too long ago and found a great "snaU-maU" letter from B-J and BUI Jones. Bffi's dav job is flying the 767 as First Officer, and April 2008

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79-80 CLASS N E W S he is stffi serving as CouncUman-at-Large in Pascagoffia, MS. Daughter Janyse Jones '09 continues to add her talents to the USNA Drum & Bugle Corps, wffile younger daughter Jamee is a freshman at University of North Texas. The Jones version of "FamUy Feud" occurred last faU when Navy played U N T (the NCAArecord total points scored game).Three generations of the Jones fanffiy were there as the sisters marched in opposing bands.

Who do you root for? WeU, B-J's solution was a speciaUy-designed shirt: half green with the U N T logo, and half blue with the Navy logo. B-J says wffile the shirt probably embarrassed the girls a bit, it aUowed her to cheer tffioughout the game — no matter what happened. The word is that, although stffi recovering from Kattina, ffie Guff Coast is coming back — so anyone in the area or passing through is more than welcome to stop in.

Thanks, B-J and Bffi, for the note!

Keeping up with the (Bill) Joneses (l-r): Janyse, Jamee and Proud Mom B-J

I also received the annual missive from Jean and RDML D o n Quinn (quazzos@mac.com). Don, as you may remember, hoisted ffis colors last September as Commander, Sttike Force Traiffing Adantic in Norfolk,VA.Jean reports that the Texas state economy dropped 5% when she left! The famUy is aU doing weU: Son Matt is married, and Don and Jean are now grandparents. Kevin is in New York, wffile Caithn continues at University of Memphis. Brian, in ffigh school, is looking to retarn to Texas for coUege. So far he has been accepted at Texas A&M Corpus Christi. Thanks, Jean (and Don) for the great update.

Newman (bnewman@corpu.com), who hve just "up the road" in Woodbine, MD. Jffi writes: • Last December our fanffiy — Buder, Jffi, Zach (16) and Dereck (12) - spent a couple days ffi San Diego as our Christmas present to each other. Had a great time: went to Mexico one day, went whale watcffing one day and also attended the Navy/Utah game. As we were getting to our seats before the game we ran into Lisa & Ken Wartick (also in 20th company).

Buder hadn't seen them since the 5 yr reunion. They currendy hve in Cffiforffia.

Tffis faU we had the honor of going to the Pentagon to watch as Rob Wray was promoted to Rear Admiral and had the chance to reconnect with some classmates. Rob and ffis youngest son Jack (currendy at Boston University - Navy ROTC), Jeff McFadden and ffis oldest daughter Bri, and the Newman famUy aU went to the Army-Navy game together cold game, but lots of fon.

Buder is working for a company caUed Corporate Uffiversity Xchange out of Harrisburg, PA — he is the Seffior VP. He has had the opportaffity to do A LOT of worldwide ttavehng: Europe, Sauffi Arabia, Indonesia, and ffie Neffierlands.

Although busy, he woffid love to reconnect with any '79ers. His ceU is 240-401-4268.

Just be aware that he is not always ffi the same time zone!

Zach is starting the exciting process of coUege admissions. If there is anyone out there that has any connections to the Coast Guard Academy we woffid love to know — that is ffis first choice of coUeges and since it is so competitive, it never hurts to have a htde "extta" help!

Warm regards, JiU • Thanks,Jffi, for the note. I'm sure it's hard to keep tabs on your three men, but knowing you, I bet you do it wiffi ease!

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JMU Graduation: Shirley, Cathy and Bob Klocek

The electronic "Mr. MaUer Daemon" also tffis emaU Sffirley & Bob Klocek (bobk357@verizon.net) into my mailbox:

Poinsettia Bowl 2007: Ken Wartick and Butler Newmandropped

The electronic postal carrier recendy delivered a note from Jffi & Butler

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• I don't think I've written Sffipmate before; I've got to adrffit, as a member of

26th Company, I've always let our seffappointed scribe and star-gazer, DoughbaU (Al Whiting) take care of it for me, but your article in the JanuaryFebruary 2008 Shipmate about ffie Navy-Notte Dame game and my recent experience were too good an opportaffity to pass up. In early January of tffis year I participated in a recruiting ttip to speak at the annual Professors of Naval Science Conference - those are the COs of N R O T C uffits.The conference was supposed to be in Pensacola (Pensacola ffi January - makes sense to me), but the venue was later changed to Great Lakes Naval Station (Cfficago ffi January?

I thought people involved ffi education were supposed to be smart!).

Anyway, I ran into two classmates there - Steve Kremer, another 26th Company alum, who's the C O of the N R O T C Uffit at Rensselaer, and Dale Nees. Dale is the C O of the NROTC Uffit at Notte Dame, and had a great tale to teU about ffis experience at the game, incluffing sitting in the press box wiffi the Supe and Coach Johnson's wffe, screaming themselves hoarse, and getting Coach Johnson to autograph ffis ticket/press pass afterwards.

A quick personal update — I reffied from active duty m 2002, after rffiie years as a SWO and then almost 14 as an Engineering Duty Officer (ED). Upon leaving active duty, I was hffed back by ffie Navy as a government civffian to be ffie ED Commuffity Manager. It's amazing how many friends I gained in a very short period of time! I work at ffie Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) at ffie Wasffington Navy Yard in Souffieast DC Southeast DC is not as bad as people think (and defiffitely not as bad as it was), and it's within walking ffistance of ffie new basebaU staffium for ffie Wasffington Nationals (potential taUgater?).

I see some other '79ers on a fairly regffiar basis, incluffing Chris Cable, another retired ED tarned NAVSEA civffian, now working as a lead naval arcffitect; RDML Tim Flynn, one of our ED admirals, who's PEO EIS (Enterprise Information Systems); and Lee Bond, the program manager for Surface Sffip Weapons. I just spoke today to Ron RahaU, who's at the Mid-Adantic Regional Maintenance Center in NorfoUc, VA. Ron has a daughter at USNA. After Tim, Lee and Ron wiU soon be ffie seffior '79er EDs stiU on active duty.

Even though he's moved to Tidewater, I've got to put in a plug for Kirk Michealson. He does an absolutely

fantastic job of keeping us DC-Area folks connected and updated, wiffi his montffiy newsletter and contact roster. OV, Bob • Thanks, Bob, for ffie note. Looking forward to catcffing a Nationals game at ffieir new staffium tffis sunmier!

And now; straight from CBN (Center of Bolded Names) Headquarters, I present ffiis monffi's effition of ""The EverPopular and World-Renowned Tidbits and Snippets Section!"

Don Hubbard has jomed ffie Invesmient Bankmg Deparmient of LadenburgThahnann & Co. Inc. (wvvw.ladenburg.com). He isffieVice Chairman. Seffior Managmg Director and Head of Corporate Fmance, and wiU be based m Ladenburg's New York City office.

Accordmg to Business Wire, Don has held senior positions at ffivestment bankmg firms throu^out his 20-year bankmg career, includmg serving as ffie Co-Head of Technology Investment Bankmg ffi Europe for Morgan Staffiey and Head of ffivestment Bankmg for Merriman Curhan Ford & Co. A former SEAL, Don also holds a J.D.firomffieUffiversity of Maryland School of Law. Nice job, Don! Dwight Crevelt (dvvight@ creveltcomputer.com) popped up ffi ffie news recently. In case ffie memory is hazy, Dwight is our "unofficial first Admiral" — m ffiat he succeeded ffi putting ffie cap on Hemdon Monument ffi our record time of 56 mmutes. Dwight is a gammg (casffio) consffitant, workmg 30+ years ffi ffie mdustry.This summer, however, he'U be leaving Las Vegas to move back to Missouri to open a winery (gambling really does drive you to (fnnfe.9. Thanks, Dwight, for checkmg m.

Brian Yanagi is inten/iewed by TVRlAceh, Indonesia

Brian "the Smilin' Hawaiian" Yanagi (Brian.Yanagi@noaa.gov) sent along a photo taken as he was being interviewed

by TVRJ Aceh, Indonesia. Aceh was at "ground zero" when a massive 9.3 magmtude earthquake ttiggered the Great Indian Ocean Tsunami of 2004, wffich kUled over 230,000 people. Brian, an oceanographer, is among a smaU group of mternational tsunami experts working to buUd a Global Tsunami Early Warffing and Mitigation System. Check out www. tsunami wave. info.

Back m January Paul Graham (paffi.grahaml@us.army.mU) reported to Fort Jackson, SC for two weeks of "re-greeffing" in preparation for a second one-year-plus tour in Afghanistan. Take care, Paffi!

GU Shuga (gUshuga@gmaU.com) checked in from Mesa, AZ, where he's leaffing the Law Office of GU Shuga, a personal injury firm. If that wasn't enough to keep him busy, Lona and GU have four girls and one boy, aU 16 years old or younger. Any and aU classmates, especiaUy 28th company-mates, are welcome to contact ffim — or better yet, stop by if you're in the area.

Master networker Kirk Michealson (kmichealson@earthhnk.net) was recently selected from over 1000 canffidates witffin the company as a Lockheed Martin FeUow in recogmtion of ffis contributions and expertise in the field of Operations Research. Kirk says that although there's no pay increase, "tffis is probably the biggest honor I've had ffi my field."

Congratffiations, Kirk!

And with that, we've got chocks out and chains off— we're at green deck: LAUNCH LAMPS! See you next month!

OmnesViri! —^Wiz...

a manager for a disttict for ScheringPlough. They have two chUdren, Laura and Dean.

I received an update foUowing my plea for news from Mark Arnold mark_soccerlax@yahoo.com, we've been able to get together a few times up in D C when I'm traveUing. HopefoUy we'U have an '80 outing on the boat soon. Here is ffis note: • We had our family up in the DC area for Thanksgiving - a photo is attached. JUl's famUy is from Annapohs and her Grandfather was Captain Jacob J. Vandergrift ('39) a former Commander of the Annapohs Naval Station and namesake for theVandergrffi Cutter Shed at the Saffing Basffi. On a side note, I ran into Vic See last week at the local indoor soccer facffity. 1 was just fiffishmg a game and Vic was there with ffis famUy to watch ffis son play. Both ffis kids (daughter & son) are playing soccer m coUege. Mark •

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Happy Valentme's Day and Happy Marffi Gras! The two came very close together tffis year. Griffm and John Fry came down for theff armual Marffi Gras pUgrimage to our wonderfffi city. Brenda and Bert Nelson came m also for a qffick visit. We have created a great ttaffition of gathering for the big event and it reminds you quickly of what's important in hfe. So any takers on corffing down — come on down!

It's the biggest fanffiy party on the planet and a lot of fon.

Several Classmates fficluded me on Christmas Cards hst. It's always nice to be on the "good hst." Karen and Jeff Munson checked in from a winter wonderland. Jeff is stffi runffing the school, grooming cross country traUs and playing bass in an area band. They have tffiee children, aU doing weU, Joel, EUn, and Sarah.

Candy and Da-vid Priddy sent in a note also from the land of snow. They are now empty nester's and just celebrated theff 25 wedding anffiversary. He is stffi

Mark Arnold, Jill Vanderfrift (son's Fiancee), Jason Arnold, Karen Arnold, Courtney Arnold.

MUce Ales, AlesM@USMMA.EDU also wrote m from Army Navy, where he was reuffited with ffis ffist set plebe roommates for the ffist time smce graduation, Mark Guidoboni and Jim Huck. Mark ffies for Delta out ofJFK, and Jim is on the OPNAV staff (N81, Forcenet)."

A short update and a photo came in from Ginny and Dan Nagao over the hohdays. He has qffite an Academy gathering in the famUy:

/ to r: Yoshie Groves (the proud mom), Al Nagao (Dan's brother ('81), Ginny Nagao (my better half, '83), Caroline Simpkins-Mullins (class of '83), the Colonel, Dan, and Roger "Moonshine" Mullins (honorary class of 1908). In front are the bride and groom—Mika and Brant Sanderson.

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• Joe, I had the privUege to attend Colonel Larry Groves's (Class of'72) daughter's wedding (Mika) in December.

It was a great time for aU involved and it was an honor to attend the wedding. Larry, Roger and 1 were aU part of MACS-6 (MCAS Cherry Point) back during the big one, and whUe we've gone our own ways, we've never lost touch and had a great iffiffi-reuffion! Semper Fi! Dan •

career teacffing at a four year coUege," that is if he doesn't first fulfiU his aspiration to live in Rome, Italy!

Dan Hinz also sent in a foUow up note, danffinz@yahoo.com from the summer In addition to his update he reported that Marty Wenzel, mwenzel@ coloradoenergy.com, has taken over as CEO of Colorado Energy Management based m Lafayette, Colorado. Here isffisnote:

Captain Michael "Gator" Reed, michael.reed2@navy.mil our Inspector General, wrote in after attenffing JR Haley's Change of Command. I wanted to be there and even had tickets but was reaUy sick at the time and couldn't fly!

expatriate tour in Southern Spain working on an off-shore LNG terminal project.The area is Europe's version of Florida -foUof Brit and German tourists in the summer, deserted in the winter. My wife of 22 years, Juha, is stiU with me along with my twin 14 year-old sons Taylor & Eric, so I guess I'm a pretty lucky man. Both of my sons have been bugging me about when we can visit Annapohs again - defiffitely Navy potential!

When I'm not working with Robert Beard ('80), and Derek Hee ('82), I'm busy winning bets with the some of the West Pointer's in our Company (we're an equal opportunity employer).

Dan King, Cynthia Hinz, Brendan ('I I) and me.

JR Haley's Change of Command

• Joe, Attended JR's C O C today aboard USS Theodore Roosevelt. Also in attendance from the Class of'80 were Rear Admiral Frank C. Pandolfe who was part of the official party. Matt Peters, Barb Geraghty, Mike Sonnefeld and myseff. J R hosted a terrific ceremony and after 32 months in command would have loved to stay on but his time had come to pass the reigns.You could teUJR was like by the crew by the way they aU talked about ffim. Just after 1 departed the ship, aU of the ship's Officers lined the Officer's Brow to salute his departure and the CPO mess hned up on the pier to pipe him over the side. In true fashion, J R took the time to shake everyone's hand and say a few words. He and Char are heading to Hawaii where he wiU be the Deputy Chief of Staff for Pacific Command. So we have another classmate to visit in Hawaii. Michael • Our dependable scribe for 19th Company has temporarily turned over the reins to Jim Reagan as Company Rep, so please check in. Joe HeU had an eye injury during a trip to Greece in July, so Jim is the new point of contact. He can be reached at jreagan@mitre,org.

T i m m Anderson, from 16th Company, tinim_anderson@msn.com also checked in fromTemple,Texas, where he is now coaching the swim team and teaching chemistry at Temple High School. He's applied to Grad Schools on both coasts to get certified to "finish his

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• Hi Joe- My oldest, Brendan, is at USNA as a plebe. I was back with part of the famUy for parent's weekend. Dan King is serving as the Pubhc Works Officer and told me how much he enjoys it. He andffiswife, Jan, wiU be Brendan's sponsors, how cool is that? They have several others Mids from '11 and from '10. Fhs oldest Ryan, wUl be in Army ROTC at U of Hawau by the time tffis is pubhshed.

Dan & Jan held a reception for aU 80 parents at their home on Upshur Road behind Worden field but offiy a few made it. (1 won't bilge my classmates by saying who wasn't there) I saw Sharon (Hanley) Disher and her husband Tim Disher ('81) , Greg "Peeps" Pieper, Matt Boensel and his family, Mark Guadagnini and wife. I met Jim Anderson ('85) as weU as his wife Karen who is the senior JAG officer. She says she couldn't make up stories as good as the real hfe events she hears. I guess Mids wiU be Mids. Nolan says he wants to go to the Naval "Cacademy" ('26) when he's bigger.

A great time was had by all!

I saw Kathy Shanebrook at the PRade and my wife, Cynthia, met Mike Malinak in the Midstore. Also ran into Tom Rohrs ('79) and his wife Kathy. I met Steve Huber (where did 1 put that Ginko?) on the floor of Alumni haU after the parent briefings. • After a longffiatas,JuHaand John Bowden of 11 th Company checked in with this note, johnjuliabowden@yahoo.com: • After getting my MBA at the University of Oklahoma and a brief stint at DeU, I finaUy setded down with one of the oil compaffies in Houston to work on upstream projects. We are doing our second

John and Julia in Florence

Always fun to hear from one of my feUow Exchange program buddies, Shawn and Wit Da-vis, witdavis@comcast.net who sent in this update: • Joe, The Davises have moved again, tffis time to the Portland, Oregon area. I took a job this summer as Senior Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary of FLIR Systems, Inc., a pubhc company with some reaUy great products and technologies in the infrared space. We are thriUed to be in the Northwest, a trffiy beautiful corner of our magnificent country. It's been an interesting journey for us since 1999. Seven moves, five states, five different primary residences - and three beautiful litde girls! Thank heavens that Shawn has a sense of humor. Cheers! • We had a bunch of people send in shots from our latest sheUacking of Army, including this one from Jerry RandaU

Army-Navy game 2007

Well that's all the news that they'U let me fit in here! 1 hope that this finds each of you healthy, happy and wiser today than yesterday Take a few moments to renew a friendship, caU a Classmate - and send me an update! As always, BEAT ARJvlY, —Joe.

4 years ago after 20 years in the Navy and has been doing some smaU business work on the side. My son Tom is now 16 and in his juffior year and our daughter Marta is 14 and is a freshman. •

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Greetings '81. Big news:We have our first two-star! WiUiam (WiUy) HUarides (3rd co) has been selected for promotion to Rear Affiniral (upper half).

Congramlations WUly! Earher this month I was concerned that the flow of gouge to my inbox was starting to ffiop like the broader economy, but formnately some of you came through in the clutch, starting with one of our NAPSters,BUl Hlopak (28"^^ ^^y BUI is our latest classmate to finaUy send inffisfirstcolumn input. He writes I "I have decided to break my long, seff-miposed sUence and send in a writeup to the class of smce I finaUy have sometffing worthwhUe to write about.

The Knoxvffie-Oak Ridge Chapter of the USNA Alumffi Association held our annual Founder's Day celebration and dinner on January 12. This year we were fortanate enough to have the Commandant of Midsffipmen, Peg Klein (DeLuca) (31^'' co), as our guest speaker.

It mrned out to be a great evenmg, as Peg was able to impress even the saltiest of old saUors that we have in our Chapter ranks.

Just by coincidence. Peg and I were the two youngest members in attendance at the dmner (ed note: yes, that is a scary thought!), and by tradition we got the privUege of cutting the cake along with the oldest.. .aahhh.. .most matare members in attendance. Our Chapter wiU be hard-pressed to find a better speaker for our fotare Founder's Day dinners, as she defiffitely set the bar ffigher". • I also got Bffi to give us an update on his whereabouts smce graduation. Bffi went subs, and left active duty in'92 to start a career in civffian nuke power career with Chemical Waste Management out of Columbia, SC. In 2000 he took a job with BNFL out of Oak Ridge, TN, and then moved ffis family down to Knoxvffie in 2004 to work for EnergySolutions. He and his wife Pat have three grown children, daughter Amy and sons Greg and Joe. Bffi, thanks for the note. Its about time you wrote something!

Tom, great to hear from you!

Bill Hlopak and Peg Klein as the "youngest alumni" at Founders Day Dinner in Knoxville, Tennessee

Next, a great note and update from Tom Moore (21^'- co).Tom recently accompanied some classmates and distinguished visitors on tours of our newest aircraft carrier, GEORGE H.W BUSH (CVN 77). He writes: • Attached is a picture of three iUustrious 81ers plus me recently taken with our CNO, ADM Gary Roughead '73 during ffis tour of Northrop Grumman Newport News on 23 January. Ke-vin "Oaf" O'Flaherty (12'-" co) who is the new carrier's PCO, Ted "Slapshot" Carter (1^' co), C O of Cari Vinson (CVN 70) with VINSON in the foreground, BiU Moran (ll"^^ co), the CNO's Executive Assistant and yours truly, the In-Service Carrier Program Manager (PMS 312). We had a great day to bring the C N O down to the yard and Oaf and Slapshot got to talk about their ships. Bush delivers in late 2008 and is scheduled for commissioning on 10 January 2009. She wffi be the 10th and final ship of the NIMTZ Class.

Vinson is in a 40-month Refuehng Complex Overhaul that wiU end in March 2009. Bffi continues to do great things over in the Pentagon and has now been the EA for three current 4-stars in the past 18-months, and helped lead the transition for the new CNO. That may be the first time in history that has happened.

Quite an accomplishment and he stffi finds time to regularly take my money and just about everybody else's on the golf course when he can get out.

Not being satisfied with being in a pictare with just the CNO, Oaf, Slapshot, and I decided two days later to have a chat with President Bush 41 during a visit to his ship, where he was an honorary catapult launch captam during catapult testmg.

I've been fortunate enough to be the Program Manager now for almost five years and have loved every minute of it, as 1 get the chance to interface with aU the Carrier COs and XOs in the construction, overhaffi, maintenance and modernization of these ships. On the personal side, my wife Vicky retired

Kevin O'Flaherty, Ted Carter, CNO, Bill Moran, and Tom Moore In Newport News, VA

Kevin O'Flaherty, President Bush, Ted Carter, and Tom Moore

After watching the success of our footbaU team this past year, I decided to check on some of our classmates who played during our era, and got in touch with Ted Dumbauld (33'-" co).Ted went ffirectly to MIT after graduation, got a masters in systems engineering, and whUe he was at it he decided to get an MBA as weU! He put the MBA to good use by heading to WaU Street after his active duty days, and pursuing a career in investment banking.

He now has over 20 years of experience, most recendy running hedge funds after learning the trading business.Ted writes: • "I've worked for big shops like Bear Stearns and Deutsche Bank and for more entrepreneurial hedge fonds. My first foray into hedge fiinds was in 1993, and I launched my own fund in 1996, getting iffitial fonding from Paloma Partners. I grew my assets to $350MM plus and then merged with another fond in 2002, combining for $1 bUhon. 1 was a partner and the CIO there, growing assets to $3.2 biUion before leaving last May After takinosome time off, I started a new fond; wffich we officiaUy launched in November 2007.

OveraU, hfe has been treating my pretty weU. My wife and I Uve in New Caanan, CT with 4 very healthy and great kids (14 through 7,2 girls and 2 boys).Ted, great to April 2008

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Next a note from Ed Browidee (32nd co) who visited the Great WaU of Cffina in the faU of last year as part of the People-to-People Ambassador Program, wffich promotes world peace and understanffing between people from ffifferent countties and cultures. Ed writes:

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• "Our delegation ttaveled to Cffina to share our professional knowledge, expertise and experience of facffities Management with our Cffinese counterparts. During the twelve day visit in September 2007, the delegation traveled to Beijing, Nanjing and Shanghai. We met with facihties executives, property managers and real estate professionals.

Intermixed with the professional sessions were cultural and sightseeing trips to the Beijing Olympic ViUage, Great WaU and Yu Water Garden in Shanghai. In the photo below, we had just finished climbing up to one of the Great WaU towers, and were beginning the trek up to the second tower.The tower is one of 25,000 towers positioned along the Great WaU two arrow shots apart". • Since retiring from the Navy in 2001, Ed has hved in metro Adanta and worked at Turner Broadcasting as Vice President of

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Facffities Operations. He oversees facffities operations and buUdmg services for Turner's corporate, news and entertainment groups in Adanta, New York, DC, LA and other US cities. In the Navy, he was a SWO who commanded John Paffi Jones (DDG 53). Ed, thanks for the note.

Next, a note firom Scott Whitfield (7'-'^ co), who also baUed me out when the inbox was empty. Scott hves in Phoenix where he works for IBM. He writes: • "Lisa and I have been in Phoenix smce 2000, and recendy celebrated our 23rd anffiversary. We have 8 chUdren (no twins, same parents) aged 21 months to almost 18 years. We stay in touch with Sue (Heon) Hardy (13 co) and her husband Jmi '82 who are in San Diego. Sue is retired and is a school teacher. She and Jffii have 3 elementary school age kids and are enjoymg hfe hving on Coronado Island. I went P-3's after graduation as an NFO, and then got out in 1989 and started working in the IT field whUe stiU flying with the reserves.

About ffiat same time I iffitiated the aggressive breeffing program wffich has provided my wffe and I with eight beautifiU chUffien. In 1995 I joffied IBM in Sacramento and have been wiffi them since then working in the Global Technology Services).The teams ffiat I manage work on government IT automation projects for the States of Arizona, Arkansas and NV Below is a photo taken New Years Day 2007 wffile on a European adventare with the famUy. • Wow, Scott, you must be very busy!

Good to hear from you.

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Hey, classmates. Although tffis is the AprU issue, I'm submitting the column in February and as I type tffis the weather in southern Maryland is very February-hke . .. cold and wet. But I have some inputs from '82s to warm me hke a Rasmussen Gas Log (ffie official gas logs of ffie Class of'82). So let's get to it.

Rick Smith's wffe Sara sent along a photo and tffis note: • "I am sendmg along a photo from ffie reuffion. On Sunday morffing BiU Kovach, Pete Gamble, Rick Smith, Chris Paul, Bob Centeno, Wayne Gluf, and BUI McCormick (aU USNA runners) got together with Coach Al CanteUo and ffis wife Jackie for brunch. It was a great weekend. Probably ffie best reunion yet. The group also ran on Satarday morffing (a casual 5K around ffie USNA campus)." •

KimuiL

Class of 1982 runners reunion Scott Whitfield and family with the Pope

Please keep the gouge coming! —SC

SUMMER SEMINAR Help that outstanding high school junior you know experience a busy week at USNA this June.

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Thanks, Sara. Hope tffings are crffising along smootffiy for you guys up in ffie Boston area.

Received tffis announcement firom Stu Shea, President, InteUigence, Security and Technology (1ST) Group as SAIC on behalf ofJohn ftynes: • "It is my great pleasure to announce that John P. Hynes, Jr. has been named MIBU general manager as we enter the

new Fiscal Year. John has served as Leo's deputy in MIBU since he joined SAIC in 2004.John's career is a stady in successfffi career development through the hne. After graduating firom ffie US. Naval Academy m 1982,John served as a Naval ffight officer. As mission commander and tactical coorffinator,John ffirected P3C Orion aircraft on antisubmarine warfare missions throughout ffie Adantic Ocean and Meffiterranean Sea. He later served as an mteUigence analyst and department head at ffie Navy Operational Inteffigence Center ffi Maryiand.

"John began a career ffi private mdustry ffi 1990. Starting as an inffividual contributor for Special Access Required programs wiffi Litton TASC, John contmued to take on roles of greater responsibffitv" to eventaaUy become ffirector of a $40 miffion Northrop Grumman TASC busmess uffit. He completed a master's degree ffi management information systems firom George Washmgton University m 1993. In 2001, John jomed ManTech Intemational Corporation and, m 2002, became president of ManTech Security and Mission Assurance, a $130 miUion subsiffiary. His organization served a variety of mteffigence commuffity customen, providmg support ffi operations, computer forensics and mtrusion analy-sis, countermteffigence, and other key areas.

"John's demonstrated success in the Hne and ffiorough understanding of the customers' mission make him a clear choice to lead MIBU. Please congratalate John on his new role."' • Way to go, John! And here's a press release update from Nortffiop Grumman ShipbuUdffig about Mike Petters: I "C. Michael Petters, currendy corporate vice president and president of Newport News, has been elected corporate vice president and president of Northrop Grumman SffipbuUdmg. Phffip A.Teel, currendy corporate vice president and president of Sffip Systems, has been elected corporate vice president and president of the company's Mission Systems seaor effective AprU 1,2008. He will succeed Jerry B.Agee who is retiirffig ffi August 2008, ffi keepmg with the company's mandatory retirement pohcy for officers. FoUowing AprU l,Agee wffi continue as a member of Nortffiop Gmmman's Corporate Pohcy CouncU on special assignment to Ronald D. Sugar, Northrop Grumman's chaffman and chief executive officer, untU ffis retirement.

'"Tffis strategic reahgnment wiU enhance our world-class mffitary sffipbuUffing enterprise and provide an integrated interface and foU range of capabffities to our customers,' Sugar said.

'It wffi enable the company to more effectively utihze our shipbuUffing assets and deploy its talented sffipbuUders, processes, technologies, production facffities and planned capital investments to meet its customers' needs. '"With the sigffificant progress in the recovery and regeneration of our Guff Coast sffipyards foUowing Hurricane Kattina, the improvements resffiting from our investments in our yards, and the continued sttength of our nation's mffitary sffipbuUdmg program, tffis reffignment positions the company for the fotare,' Sugar continued. '"Mike Petters brings extensive sffipbiffiffing expertise and broad management experience to ffis new role as we leverage our capabffities, resources and talent to enhance our sffipbiffiffing powerhouse,' Sugar said. 'PhU Teel is a seasoned executive whose sttong background ffi systems engmeering and C4ISR makes him an exceUent successor to Jerry Agee ffi leaffing Mission Systems. We look forward to a seamless transition and the continuation of Mission Systems' sttong performance foUowmg Jerry's reffiement.

We thank Jerry for ffis exceUent stewardsffip and integral role in estabhsffing the sector's sttategic position.'

"The reahgnment and ttansition process for the new SffipbuUffing sector is expected to continue tffioughout 2008.

Petters wffi assume day-to-day responsibffity for the Guff Coast operations of SffipbuUding and wffi operate from Pascagoula, Miss., during tffis ttansition phase. AU current Guff Coast and Newport News customer mterfaces, as weU as ffiternal management and fmancial reportmg structares, wffi remain in place unffi specffic changes are commufficated.

The company is committed to ensuring a smooth ttansition with a focus on meeting aU its program execution, safety and customer commitments.The company does not anticipate any facffity closures or sigffificant reductions in yard employment levels as a resffit of tffis reffignment.

"The missUes business, which includes the ICBM Prime Integration program, the Kinetic Energy Interceptor program and the MissUe Engineering Center, wffi be led by John Clay, vice president and general manager, reporting to Alexis Livanos, corporate vice president and

president of Space Technology The $900 million missiles business employs approximately 750 people and has operations in Utah, Ala.,Va., and Cffif "Petters, 48, joined Newport News ffi 1987 in the submarine construction ffivision. His assignments at Newport News have fficluded nuclear sffip design and construction, conttacts, human resources and management of the sffipbuUffing ttades, culminating in ffis election as corporate vice president and president in 2004. Petters graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1982 with a bachelor's degree in physics. He served as an officer aboard the USS George Bancroft before joiffing the Naval Reserve in 1988. He earned a master's degree in business admiffisttarion from the CoUege of WUham and Mary ffi 1993." • BZ, Mike.

WeU that's it for tffis month. Do you have spring fever yet? —Ward ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 0% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 99% PRES: CDRJames H. Hatley TV, USN 618Vanderbilt Ave.,Virgiraa Beach.VA 23451 H: 757-963-7353; W: 252-435-2488 HE: flatmingo5@aol.com SECY: Angela Roth H: 713-432-0069; E: chrisangelaToth@sbcglobal.net "WEB SITE: www.usna83.com

As we continue towards Reuffion '08, many new faces are sendmg their updates.

As you know, I wffi be hanffing over my pen/keyboard in September. I am thinkmg of writing a book about humorous happeffings ffi Annapohs. John Scanlan is my hero, smce he's actaaUy written tffiee books to my none. Here's the latest: • Hi! it's me-John Scaffian, from 23rd Company. I'm sendmg you tffis qffick note to let you know that my tffird book, entided Logan's Hill, is officiaUy on the stteet. It is about eight boys ffi a super-secret, nogffls-aUowed club caUed "The Blood Brothers of ffie Night". In Logan's Hill, the Blood Brothers lock horns ffi a comical baffie with three ffiugs from New York City, who just happen to stop ffi the boys' hometown-CffcleviUe, Offio-for gas. • Our better later than never award goes to David Fox, 33rd Company. After nearly 25 years, I am finaUy senffing in my ffist input to Sffipmate magazme: • HeUo feUow classmates from 1983....has it reaUy been almost 25 years since graduation? Wow, how time ffies!

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83-85 CLASS N E W S finaUy writing to the Shipmate Class News. After reading the JAN-FEB 2008 column and specificaUy the input from my company mate, Henry Smith, I am finaUy getting with the program. 1 am stffi on active duty and having fon going to work each day. I have been very blessed over the years. After graduation, I went to flight school and have been very fortunate to have flown the F-14 and F-18 in the fleet and various other aircraft in the training and adversary roles. Most of my tours have been on the East Coast. I have made deployments on Theodore Roosevelt (CVN-71) as part of CVW-8, twice on JFK (CV-67) as part of C'VW-7 and CVW-8 and on George Wasffington (CVN-73) as part of CVW-7.Throw in a BUPERS tour, a Joint Staff tour and an Air Boss tour and before you know it, 25 years have passed! Currently, my desk is at NOB Norfolk and I am the Navy's F-35 Lightffing II Joint Strike Fighter Requirements Officer working for the Air Boss in San Diego.Very cool job as the F35 wffi be replacing our older F-18's in a few years. I am married to a super lady (and my best friend), Bonffie and have two beautifffi daughters. Faith (10) and Hannah-Sopffia (8). In reaffing Henry's input, it was great to hear famffiar names from the 33rd Herd! The names Pete Stitt, Leo Mackay, Pete Morrison, Todd Hauge, Grant Soderstrom and Mike IsabeUi bring back a lot of great memories. Over the years, reaffing our class news has always put a smUe on my face. I had the good fortune to see Leo Mackay a few years back at a Change of Command ceremony. Leo, Seamus Flatley and I, just to name a few, served together for several years at NAS Oceana flying the Tomcat. Those were good times but progress put the Tomcat out to pasture back in 2006.Today, Naval Aviation is better than ever. On the horizon, the F18G,E-2D and F-35 wffi join F-18 E/F Super Hornets as we moderffize the Navy TACAIR fleet for our 21st century mission. OK, enough shop talk. Our upcoming reuffion is going to be fantastic! I sure hope to see that many of you have the "distinguished look" as 1 do but what the heck, we are pusffing the big"50".WeU, untU next time, stay safe out there. If anyone wants to drop me a line to make some plans for the reuffion, please send to david.m.fox@navy.mil or caU (757) 444-0297.1 am sorry it took so long for me to "check in" but I wffi do my best to keep in touch in the future.

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Requirements Officer; Office: (757) 444-0297; CeU: (757) 373-8091; SIPR: david,m.fox@navy.smil.nffi • Thank goodness for Navy info, our source for the foUowing: USS ESSEX Kicks Off Super Bowl With Change Of Command (Kerry B, Canady '84 and Brian T. Donegan '83) 5Feb08 - The US, Navy issued the foUowing press release: By Chief Mass Communication Specialist (SW/AW) Ty Swartz, USS Essex Pubhc Affairs • USS Essex (LHD 2) held a change-ofcommand ceremony, Feb. 4, prior to the hve broadcast of the Super Bowl.

Capt, Kerry B, Canady reheved Capt.

Brian T. Donegan as commanding officer of the Navy's offiy forward-deployed amphibious assault ship. The ceremony took place in the sffip's hangar bay.

Prior to turffing over command to Canady, Donegan told the crew it was a privUege for him to have been part of the Essex winffing team.

"If you have to pick a day that is significant, a day that is symbohc, I tffink today is the day. Today is the day in the minds of Americans that we identify champions. I beheve that you are and have proven over and over again that you are champions, you are a championsffip team," said Donegan.

"Throughout the area of responsibffity you (Essex) have earned a reputation that is sigffificant and enduring.You've earned a reputation tffiough your actions and have ffisplayed the atttibutes of a championsffip team. LUce true champions you set the standards wffile others try to meet your standards; few succeed and that's the haUmark of champions," he added. "And you've done that in every sffigle endeavor across the spectrum. On one hand you excel and set the standard for promoting peace and sttategic partnersWp throughout the Pacific and on the other hand you have set the standard for preparing for combat."

Donegan assumed command of Essex in August 2006. Under ffis leadersffip, the ship participated in numerous joint and multi-national amphibious exercises in the Pacific area of operations, which included the second visit to the Kingdom of Cambodia by a U.S. Navy vessel in more than 30 years, Canady reported to Essex as executive officer in August 2006.Tffis is his first tour as a commanding officer of a naval vessel.

"Today it is truly my honor and privUege to become the commanffing officer of tffis great warship," Canady told the crew after assuming command.

He thanked Donegan for his leadership and guidance over the past 18 months and for providing a perfect sitaation for an aviator "fleeting up" to command.

A native of Shelbyvffie ,Tenn,, Canady graduated from the US. Naval Academy in 1984 -with a Bachelor of Science, majoring in Econorffics.

Designated as a naval aviator in April 1986, Canady's tours have included three other sffips including USS Coral Sea (CV 43), USS Nashvffie (LPD 13), and USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN 71), as well as serving in numerous Hehcopter Antisubmarine (HS) squadrons and commanding the "Dragonslayers" of HS11 from 2001 to 2002.

Canady's decorations mclude the Bronze Star, the Defense Meritorious Service Medal, Meritorious Service Medal, with two bronze oak leafs sigmfying three awards, the Air Medal, two awards, and the Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal, seven awards.

Essex is the lead sffip of the only forward-deployed U.S. Expeditionary Strike Group and serves as theflagsffipfor Commander, Task Force 76, the Navy's offiy forward-deployed ampffibious force commander. Task Force 76 is headquartered at Wffite Beach Naval Facffity Okinawa, Japan, with an operating detachment in Sasebo , Japan . Essex Expeditionary Strike Group mcludes the transport dock sffip USS Harpers Ferry (LSD 49), and the dock lanffing sffip USS Juneau (LPD 10), both forward-deployed to Sasebo.

Essex departed Sasebo , for its spring patrol tffioughout the Western Pacffic region, Jan. 24.

During spring pattol, Essex wUl participate in a series of bUateral maritime traiffing exercises designed to build relationsffips and enhance operational reaffiness of partner Asian-Pacific nations.

Essex wffi continue to make a positive ffifference in the Western Pacific through continued friendsffip buUffing engagements, wffile remaiffing a vigUant force for security stabffity and prosperity.

For more news from USS Essex, visit www.news.navy.mil/local/lhd2/, • We barely had enough words to ffil haff of our aUotted space I hope aU of you can come up with a quick update to prepare us for the Reuffion, Take care, hope to see aU of you in September, Angle '83 A -Class Act

Jonathan Harber wrote with news and a couple of photos. Back in November, Jonathan and family went to Michigan for PRES: CDR Mike CoUins, USNR the christeffing of his nephew, Wiffiam 935 Barracud.1 Cove Ct. Annapohs, MD 21401-4718 MiUer Harber III (USNA 2029) who is H: 410-626-8876; E: mike.collins@1984.usna.com the son ofJonathan's younger brother VICE PRES: Maj James WWiUiehn, USMC BUly (USNA '89). Pictured are: (back TREAS: CDR Doug Denneny, USN (Ret.) row, left to right) Monsignor Zens, SEC Y: Karen (MaUoy) Halverson Jonathan, Bffiy, Rae Harber (BiUy's wife), 213 A Lee Avenue, Fort Myer.VA 22211 E: dkhalv7@earthlink.net and Pamela Harber (USMA '91 and WEB SITE: www.usna84.com Jonathan's wife); (front row, left to right) BiUy's chUffien Vivian, Isabel and Wffi HeUo there. Adrian Vagnoni wrote Harber. The Harber clan gathered at the back in January stffi pimiped up from family estate in Birmingham, Michigan Navy's ffistoric win over Notre Dame. He for Thanksgiving ffinner and Jonathan's had attended ffie game with Justin Baldwin and, even though they had to sit mom dug out some of the photo and memorabffia albums Jonathan had gathm ffie Notte Dame section, they had a ered from our time at Annapohs and, as great time. Patty and Affiian have ttansJonathan puts it "there are many interestferred from Micffigan to ffie Chicago ing pictares there".Jonathan promises to area. Affiian was transferred by KeUogg as bring tffis along to the next class reuffion. part of a consohdation of their Specialty Jonathan also sent along his farffily's Channels Division and Warehouse Club Christmas portrait. Connor is now 11 and Channel. Affiian is involved with innovain the 6™ grade. He plays tenffis and has tion project execution management recendy ffiscovered Xbox Live with ffis simUar toffisprevious role in Batde Creek. Adrian invites any classmates in the budffies. Pamela is an H R Manager with Tolt Technology Services in Tempe, area to give ffim a caU (630-956Arizona. Jonathan keeps busy as the CIO 9893/Affiian.vagnoffi@keUogg.com). with Blood Systems, Inc, in Scottsdale.

Malgorzata and Charles Frederick are planffing a Graduation Day 25 Unfortunately, Jonathan had to close Reumon for aU classmates who are ffis note with sad news. On 21 January, stationed in or can make it to Europe on 2008 we lost our classmate David Satarday 23 May 2009 at Wffia Margarita Hanson to Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma.

B& B.The alternate date wffi be the 4 * Jonathan remembered a conversation he ofJffiy. Charles has affeady had some classonce had with David's Gunny back in mates infficate ffieir mterest in attending 1989 who referred to David as a "quiet and woffid hke to add to the hst. If you guy but a real hard-charger". God speed are interested, you can contact Charles at to David and best wishes to ffis family. chazgosiafred@lycos.com.

That's aU the news for tffis month.

Keep those cards and letters corffing.

Talk to you later. —Karen.

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As if the hardships of serving as the class secretary are not enough, I'm writing tffis from the LAX Sheraton in the business office spending $5.95 for 3 minutes of computer time. Are any of you 85ers out there working for Sheraton? If so, 1 wiU glaffiy accept a rebate for a luxury room during my next stay in exchange for the exorbitant cost of computer time.

Anyway, being in LA 1 don't have access to my class roster so I probably speUed

Brad Oldes' name wrong - sorry Brad!

Not much input this month. I think it is high time I start nagging each of you for a few words.

I was in San Diego on 9 Feb and was able to witness John "Buzz" Nolan (25) take command of USS CHANCELLORSVILLE, which is about as big as the name is long. Anyone saffing in and around the San Diego area is advised to keep a sharp lookout for a large grey ship about to run you over! Just kidding Buzz - congratulations and best of luck in your third command tour (don't worry - I trust you wffi finaUy get it right the tffird time). It was a very impressive ceremony.

Also in attendance were Pat Piercey (25), who also commands a large target out of San Diego, and Mike GUday who is a squadron commodore there.

Rob Muxlow (20): • I'm stffi in, on my last deployment, retirement letter submitted. I wasn't sure how to submit these photos, but figured maybe you would pubhsh them or send them to the effitor at large. On ESSEX (LHD-2), we watched Army-Navy wffile departing from our most recent port visit...weU, we anchored out...in SihanoukviUe, Camboffia. Second US sffip to visit there in 30 some years. Anyway, a bunch of us reahzed there was one guy from each class 83-88, so we got together on the 2 " " (which happened to be a nofly day, the first in a long time) and took some pics by the "Big Deuce". Pictared (in age order) are: CAPT Brian Donegan (83), CO USS ESSEX; CAPT Don Schmieley (84),CSO C P R - l l ; m e (85/20),TACRON 12 Det 3 OIC; C D R JeffWinebrenner (86/24), CTF-76 Group Surgeon; LtCol Scott Erdelatz (87/20), C O Combat Logistics Battahon 31; and LtCol Tim Sahnon (87), CO HMM-265 (Reinforced). Good times were had byaU.^

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Joe Fordham (9): • My wife Robin and I have hved with our three daughters, Kylee, Maranda, and Audrey, in Southern Maryland for the April 2008

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last ten years. For most of ffiat time, I've been working at Pax River, since AprU for a smaU company a friend founded earher tffis year, CRL Technologies. Steve Mooraffian (11) is working wiffi us on a part-time basis, durmg free time from ffis day job as an affhne pUot. Steve and ffis wffe Deb, a former USAF pUot, hve in Hanover, PA, near Gettysburg, wiffi theff two kids Iron Mike and Lindy. I lucked mto going to ffie N D game tffis year wiffi a couple of 9ffi Company classmates,Troy Smiffi and Rich PaUaffino.Troy and ffis wffe Meg hve wiffi ffieir two kids, Hayley and Jared, outside of Inffianapohs, where Troy is a business owner and stiU active in ffie Marine Corps Reserve, and Pach is a critical care doctor in Baltimore and hves ffi Columbia wiffi ffis wffe Moira. Rich and I flew out to stay wiffi Troy and Meg, ffien drove up for ffie game Satarday. We ffit ffie Navy pregame taUgater - ffie offiy famffiar face I saw at ffie party was Greg Morin from ffie class of'86 who went through the Aero curricffium wiffi me in Monterey, ffien headed over to ffie staffium. Pich had gotten our tickets fiom an N D alumnus he works wiffi, so we were squarely ensconced ffi enemy territory - right beffind ffie N D stadent section - yeffing for Navy. It was somethmg to be at ffiat gameffiperson - I never left my seat from ffie openmg kickoff tffiough ffie end of the tffird overtime (not sure how my bladder survived the experience) and was hoarse for a couple of days afterwards. I've got to say ffiat despite ffieff horrible season, Notte Dame is a class act aU around. The N D fans around us were super and it was sometffing to see the ND players hne up beffind Navy during "Navy Blue and Gold" and ffie Navy players reciprocate for the smging of the ND ahna mater. Here's pictares of me, PJch, and Troy, with (ttust me on tffis) the scoreboard reaffing 46-44, Rich and Troy, the teams stanffing for each other's songs, and ffie final score. •

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Brad Oldes • In case you are short on material for our next column in Sffipmate, here are a couple of shots from the Poinsettia Bowl.

Chet KoUey and I in the ffist one. My kids Megan and Brendan with me in the second. Cheers, •

"Chet and Brad"

"Brad, Megan and Brendan"

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Greetings from Annapolis. The Dark Ages are upon us, but Spring (and Spring Break) are right around the corner. Just a few inputs tffis month — I am sure the reason is ffiat everyone is gloomy is because of the Dark Ages. I am looking forward to Spring when everyone gets energetic again and ffie inputs for the column wUl rapiffiy appear in my in-box!

OK, so I can keep ffieaming..

First a correction: In one of the past SHIPMATE columns, 1 printed an input and pictare from Timothy Chen AUen. I inadvertendy left off his name in ffie column and under ffis picture and mistakeffiy referred to ffim as Tmioffiy Chen.

On to the news: From Adrian Sanchez:

• Greetings firom warm and surmy St. Paffi MN, where I work as an Electtical Engineer for Boston Scientffic CRM. As I write tffis in Jan we're having a heat wave. Temps in the 30s and ffie sun is out.

They had to cancel ffie icefisffingtournament (no kidffing).

Tffis update may be of some mterest to 2"*^ company for 83,84,85 and 86.

This summer 1 spent my two week reserve gig at ffie Naval War CoUege (NWC) supporting a jomt flag level training course. It was very interesting bemg a fly on ffie waU (or beffind the glass) hstening to 3 and 4 star adrffirals and generals traiffing 1 and 2 star flag officen. One example was a mffiti-star USMC general explaiffing to the juffior flag officers about how important it is to develop good relationships with other joint commanden, non-government and government agencies etc. That commitment to ffie touchy-feely side of things is not what most people associate with a Marffie Corps general. It's also interestmg that most of these folks know each offier fiom previous joint or Navy tours when ffiey were 0-4,0-5 or 0-6. The N W C puts these sorts of tffings on periofficaUy, incluffing seminars wiffi international players sometimes, and are always lookffig for reserve support. See ffie N W C website under reserve affairs.

But I told you aU ffiat to teU you tffis.

WhUe I was ffiere I ran into our old company officer, ffie former LT Fred Home. Now CAPT Home (ret.), he is a professor at N W C and qffite weU respected, from what I hear. He looks a bit grayer ffian you remember and has an extra wrinkle or uvo, but stffi has ffiat same moustache. He answers ffis emaUs ff you want to contact ffim. Wonder what happened to aU ffie offier company officers? L C D R S o n n ? ^ From BiU Applewhite: • Dana and I have setded down here in DaUas and started a sniaU, close-kffit fanffiy. Those are our 11 chUffien (plus two boyfriends) after we aU finished running in the Thanksgiving Day Turkey Trot. We have 9 girls and 2 boys, ranging firom our 20 year old coUege sophomore to our 1 yr old daughter. Even wiffi a Navy career, I have been fortanate to be at aU of the birffis (incidentaUy, so has Dana), although it has taken some creative "fly in on Friday night, induce on Saturday,flyout on Sunday" creative scheduhng, and we have had a few close

Navy's favor, I think everyone who attended the Class of 86 taUgater hosted

by Mike NapoUtano and Kurt Wolfe wiU agree that it (both the bowl game and the taUgater) was a fon time and a great opportaffity to catch up wiffi classmates.

Thanks so much to Mike and Kurt for hosting the West Coast version of the Armapohs footbaU taUgaters.WhUe they may not have the fancy BBQ that "Meat" brings to the Annapohs taUgaters, I think everytffing else - the food and camaraderie — was just hke taUgating at Nav^ and Marine Corps staffium!

Note: Class Emails— I have sent a few Class emails over ffie last year as Class Secretary. If you haven't received ffiem (or ffyou need to change your emaU adffiess at wffich you are receiving ffiose emails), you must go on the Alumffi Website (USNA.com) and update your emaU address on your proffle on ffie tab for ClassmaU. Also, ffyou receive SHIPMATE and read ffie '86 column every monffi BLTf have never gotten a class emaUfiromme, go to USNA.com and create a proffle so you can stay m touch wiffi aU ffie info when it is sent out to ffie class!!

That's aU for tffis month. Please send me aU your mputs! ATB, —Anne

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calls. It takes twro jobs to feed this crowd, so I spend my weekdays vv orkmg for Rayffieon and my weekends/weekffights workmg for ffie Reserves. I just fiffished up a year on active duty vv orkmg with the Eighffi Aff Force at Barksdale AFB, Louisiana. It is fiirmy how we think sffips are old after 30 years, but the Aff Force is StUlflyingB-52's ffiat were first flown before we were bom. • A note about Glen MUes: He was recendy enshrmed mto Greater Baltimore Chapter of US Lacrosse HaU of Fame.

Here is part of ffie news release about ffie honor: • Glen MUes, who was a three-time AUAmerican and named the nation's top midfielder ffi 1986, was among 10 men and women who will be mducted mto ffie Greater Baltimore Chapter of US Lacrosse HaU of Fame m January. The annual HaU of Fame mducrion ceremony was held at The Grand Lodge and Masoffic Temple ffi Hunt VaUey, Md. MUes is one of 28 players ffi program history to top 100 points during their career. He stands 11th on the Mids' career scorffig list with 140 pomts on 65 goals and 75 assists. He is eighth on the career assists list and his 30 assists durmg his seffior year are

the 14th most m a sffigle season. Upon graduation, MUes was named as an alternate to Team USA ffi '86, a rare honor at ffiat time for a coUege player. Four years later he woffid earn ffis way onto Team USA and helped lead it to the world tide over Team Canada ffi Perth, Austtffia.

MUes went on to enjoy a successfffi career ffi the Uffited States Marine Corps where he served as an F-18 pUot. He graduated from Naval Fighter Weapons School (Top Gun) m 1996 and served as an Air Combat Tactics Instructor tffioughout the rest of his mffitary career. Committed to youth and the sport of lacrosse, he recendy co-founded a lacrosse and leadersffip development program caUed Victory Lacrosse with chapters in Southern Cahforffia, Seatde, Wash., and Annapohs, Md.AdffitionaUy, he serves as ffie head coach of the FeUowsffip of Cffiistian AtUetes National High School Team. • A quick note from Dave Opatz: he vvUl be pinnffig on 0 - 6 and taking over as the Commanding Officer of Naval Air Station, Joint Reserve Base, Wffiovv Grove, PA m Jffiy (not to mention celebrating his birthday that month too!).

WhUe the end result of the Poinsettia Bowl game in San Diego was not in

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Greetmgs '87! Fortunately by ffie time aU of you read this ffie Dark Ages wffi be but a ffistant memory, but as I write this I find myseff deep ffi ffie rffidffie of late sunrises, early sunsets, overcast skies, snow, and day after day of wet, fiigid cold. But by ffie time this article goes out it wiU aU be a distant memory. The grass vviU be growing (c**p — I have to start cuttmg the grass), spring temperatares wffi begm to set ffi (c**p _ ( ^ g (.Q (^g (-^g of aU ffiose outdoor honey-do's I blew off ffi October), and ffie neighbors wffi once agam roam sidewalks (c**p — my landscapmg looks hke c**p). Okay — defiffitely time to move on to better tffings!

Congramlations and a hearty Bravo Zulu go out to Rob Douglass and Ken Frack who were recendy promoted to Captam! Rob was kind enough to report m from his recent change of command:

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Rob's Wife Karen's Uncle Bill Waite, Wife Karen Skillman Douglass (sister of John "Brad" Skillman '86), Son John (12), Son James (10), Yours Truly (871980)

•Just a qffick note to pass along an update and some pictares firom my recent change of command and retirement ceremony as I ttansition to the civihan sector.

I was reheved as CO of USS ALBUQUERQUE (SSN-706) on 12 October onboard ffistoric sffip NAUTILUS by CDR MUce Badorf (USNA 1990) keepmg USNA ovvmersffip of ALBUQUERQUE intact as I reheved CAPT Stuart Munsch (USNA 85) back in June 2005. If you remember, we entered USNA on 7/06 (1983) and my wife's birffiday is 7/06 (but who is superstitious... not tffis SaUor).

ALBUQUERQUE was foeled by some homerun ffitting USNA grads during my tour that included Rich Arnold (XO), Doug Szukics (SuppO), Brian Taddiken (Nav/Ops), Aaron Martin (CommO), Dave Krasik (AWeps), Kevin Lessman (RCA),Eric Knepper (DCA) and Brendon Bielat (QAO) that made my job very easy during our deployments to CENTCOM in 2006 with the IWO JIMA ESG and most recendy SOUTHCOM in 2007. AU their classes are of course 87+x. I have fficluded a couple of pictares.

Though my Mom Betty (former LT, USN) coffid not attend due to health and Dad Walter (USNA 47, Commanded USS TIGRONE, USS CHIVO, USS ABRJ^HAM LINCOLN, USS GEORGE BANCROFT, CAPT USN Retired) passed away several years ago, they were there m spirit as several great friends and sffipmates ttaveled a few mUes from Offio, Micffigan and Virgiffia to attend.

Though I selected for CAPTAIN this year, Command at Sea was what it was aU about when I signed up back in the day. I count my blessings daUy knowing that 1 had great mentors throughout my career and a super team on ALBUQUERQUE that kept me out of trouble whUe off doing cool SSN stuff.

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ALBUQUERQUE Control Room Shot, CENTCOM Deployment 2006. USNA Grads LtoR (iS Kevin Lessm Aaron Martin, #10 Brendon Bielat / / / 871980, i13 Rich Arnold, #15 Doug Szukics, f16 Brian Taddiken)

We are looking to settie in Offio post transition and grow some roots ffiere as our boys grow up.

Sorry I missed everyone at ffie Reuffion but can guarantee you ffiat nothmg wUl keep me away firom ffie 25ffi!!

AU the best. •

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p / \ .J Son John, 871980, Son James, CS1 Serreal (Champion Cake Craftsman), Sister Elizabeth and George Lipscomb (USNA 87, former S3 pilot and Michigan Graduate School Roommate now with GE) at the reception at the Submarine Force Museum

John Denine showed up in a news article pubhshed in the Adanta Journal-Constitution (unfortanately ffie article was pubhshed back in October my apologies for the tarffiness!). An Assistance Principal at North Adanta High School, John received orders to Afghanistan where he is serving as a pohtical advisor in Bagram, about twenty miles north of Kabul. John, who has a reputation for being a dress code stickler (wonder where he got that firom?), received a wonderful send off from parents and staff at Buckhead area high school before leaving on his deployment.

Check out the class website if you'd hke to see the fuU story, and be sure to keep John, our classmates and alumni, and all those who have placed themselves in harms way to create a better world in your thoughts and prayers.

A hearty Bravo Zulu goes out to Shawn Lobree who became the first Commanffing Officer of the amphibious transport dock ship MESA VERDE at its

commissiomng ceremony on December 15,2007 in Panama City, Florida.

Congratffiations are also in order for Ed lannone who Shawn Lobree speaks was recendy elected at the commissioning ceremony of MESA to the Finance VERDE Committee of the Westport Repubhcan Town Committee, and to John Loesch who has been named Deputy Director of ffie Security and Exchange Commission's Office of Investor Education and Advocacy (OIEA).

Len Laporta reports in firom Annapohs bringing sad news wffich I'm sure wffi bring back at least one memory for aU of us: • Hi Craig - hope you are domg weU. Thought I vvoffid submit probably ffie last pictare in Riordan's before it closed. I flew infiromTampa and met Ron Prass. •

Len Laporta and Ron Prass enjoy a final beer at Riordan's

Riordan's closing? I felt hke 1 had been punched in the gut when I heard the news, but that's nothing compared to what I heard ne.xt.Walt Keys sent in the foUowing story which vras published in the Washington Post on January 18th.

• Naval Academy Rite Might Shp Away Safety of Lard-Shcked Herndon Chmb Is Evaluated

By Nelson Hernandez Wasffington Post Staff^riter Friday January 18,2008; In ffie name of safety, ffie U.S. Naval Academy is considering an overhaffi of one of its most bizarre traffitions: ffie annual rimal m wffich a ffiousand firstyear iffidsffipmen struble to conquer a 21-foot graffite obehsk coated with 200 pounds of lard. The Herndon Climb has occupied a haUowed place m Naval Academy ttaffition for decades. For members of ffie plebe class, ffie climb represents what a former midsffipman caUed'"our final exam of aUfinals."The starter gun fires, and ffie plebes, working tc^ffier, race to replace a blue-rimmed saUor's cap, known as a "dixie cup," wiffi a midsffipman's cap. The scene is uifforgettable to ffiose who watch, as ffie sweating, gruntmg, red-faced midsffipmen at ffie bottom, ffieff arms hnked, support a human pyraiffid surgmg to ffie top of ffie monument. The pyTarffid often collapses, but ffie plebes mvariably make it to ffie top wheffier it takes ffiem mmutes or hours. But at ffie ever-changmg academy, ffie chmb may be gomg ffie way of ffie saUmg sffip and ffie smooffibore cannon.

"Similar to how our Navy looks at aU traffitions ffi ffie Heet, we are evaluating ffie Hemdon Monument Climb to ensure ffie event remains a vffid part of our heritage but it is conducted wiffi professionalism, respect, and most important, safety ffi rffind," ffie academy's pubhc affairs office said ffi a statement. It is vmclear what changes might be imposed.

This year's chmb is schedffied for 9 a.m.

May 15. Deborah Goode, a spokeswoman for ffie academy, said ffiat she coffid not recaU any serious mjuries resffitmg from ffie Hemdon Chmb and that ffie reevaluation was part of a broader reconsideration of ffie end-of-year events for plebes. Alumffi scoffed at ffie risk of someone's gettmg hurt, especiaUy given ffie school's mission to prepare officers for combat. "It's not dangerous. That's a lame excuse," said Dwight Crevelt, who made it to ffie top of the monument ffi 1976.

Crevelt never graduated firom ffie academy, because ffis eyesight went bad after two yean at ffie school. But ffis memory of scahng ffie mud- and lard-spattered obelisk — and the week of glory that foUowed as he was feted hke an admiral — remains strong. "It's the wrong move

to make," Crevelt said. "You're trying to buUd team spffit, camaraderie, and that's ffie ultimate in team effort... the team gomg after that." Herbert McMffian, a 1980 graduate who became an airhne pUot and Annapohs, Maryland pohtician, also opposes a change. "We're going to send ffiese guys to war but they can't climb a monument because they might get hurt? Come on," he said. "It just seems hke a solution ffi search of a problem." • To quote ffie legendary coach of the Green Bay Packers Vmce Lombarffi, "What ffie heU is gomg on here!" Put an end to Herndon?! I'm speecffiess, wffich is a good tffing because I'm runnmg out of space. So on ffiat sad, somber, almost ffisgusting note (I hope someone at ffie Academy is listeffing) I leave you unffi next monffi. As always thanks to aU of you for writing m, and to those of you who haven't checked m recendy please take a couple mmutes to shoot me a qffick e-maU! ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 0% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 99%) PRES: Tucker Hite E: thite@Inc.com SECY': Eric Reinhold 1900 Summit Tower Blvd., Suite 230 Orlando, FL 32810 W: 888-NAVY1988; F; 866-840-2229 E: eric@academywealth.com WEB SITE: ^v^^.usna88.com

May 2008.. .was it reaUy twenty years ago that we made our way over to Navy — Marffie Corps Staffium, on a brisk, overcast day for graduation? It's hard to beheve, but it's true. How do I know?

When I'm teffing my daughter who just ran cross-country, how we had to run a 6 mmute, 30 second, mUe time just to pass and she asks me to go on a run with her.

Ten mmutes mto the ffist mUe and I stop to walk — I know.

I'm looking forward to seeffig everyone ffi September. I hope that you have made or are makmg plans now to attend. Hey! The 20-year reuffion offiy comes around once and you don't know what tomorrow wiU bring, so ffyou have any hesitations, ffiop 'em and make plans now.

First up tffis month is Jim Laingen: • just wanted to pass on that I completed my tour as C O ofVAW-117, an E-2 squaffion based ffi Pt. Mugu, CA. During 30 months as X O and then C O I completed two deployments and one set of workups; a busy but trffiy rewardmg tour. Now I've moved to FaUon to be the NSAWC N6 department head, wffich

includes the Carrier Airborne Early Warffing Weapons School (CAEWWS) and Electtoffic Reconaissance Weapons School (ERWS). FaUon is a remote place, but there is actaaUy quite a lot to do around here and it's not sea duty! My wife, Hope, and my kids,Wiffiam (11), Cffiistopher (9) and Bonffie (8) are adjusting to the altitade and cold weU and seem to be enjoying it so far. If there are any 88'ers headmg to FaUon, please give me a shout. Regards, Jim • Next we have an updatefiromPaul MuUer: • Greetings from Newport, RI! There are currendy two '88-ers here attenffing the Naval War CoUege — myseff and Jim McGrath. I've been here smce August, Jim and ffis lovely wffe Penny arrived ffi November.

Jim just came from command of 3rd Battffion, 6th Marffies ffi Iraq, where he was part of the huge successes we've been hearing about ffi the news out m Anbar Province. He ffid some fantastic work out there, as have many of our classmates. His big news is that he recendy became a grandfather — perhaps first ffi our class???

His granddaughter was born very prematare (just over 1 pound), and wffile tffings were touch and go for a wffile, all's weU now.

I came from III MEF out ffi Okmawa, Japan where I was the Exercises Officer and Deputy Futare Ops O ffi the G-3.

Great job, and it sure beat beffig ffi the Pentagon where I'd been for the previous 3 years! My wffe, Heiffi, remains ffi Wasffington, D.C. where she's serving with the U.S. Department of the Interior.

She's the Cffief of theff Acqffisition Iifformation Branch, and as her career has been taking off hke crazy there, I've been domg the unaccompaffied tffing for a wffile now, and wffi continue to do so unffi I can get back to Northern Vffgiffia.

From here I'U be headed to Parris Island, SC, where I'U take command of ffie 3d Recruit Trainmg Battahon tffis summer.

Neeffiess to say, I spend as many weekends as possible headmg to DC, and that's not changing any time soon. Living ffi New England tffis year with the Red Sox winnmg the World Series, the Pattiots m the Super Bowl, and ffie Celtics retarnmg to their winffing ways has trffiy made this a great sports year, especiaUy smce I'm a New England native! • By the way Paffi, the New York Giants won the Super Bowl... sorry. Next we have some insightfiil comments from April 2008

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• 1 saw ffie ad in Shipmate about ffie 20ffi reuffion so I started gaffiering e-maU adffiesses for everyone in 21st Company firomffieClass of'88. It started wiffi a couple of e-mails ffiat I knew. I ffid a couple of web searches. A few were current at ffie Alumffi Association.

Anyway, once ffie word was out, everybody in 21st Company looked for one or two offiers. 1 tffink ffiat we have everybody. I haven't gotten a response firom two. One of ffiem may be deployed ffi Iraq for a year. It was very usefffi to have everybody's e-maU boffi before and after ffie Army-Navy Game. Several of ffie 21st company clan were able to meet up at Bob Strong's ffigh quahty RV for a taUgater. Then, we were able to share ffie great event wiffi everyone else.

Please put out a chaUenge to aU ffie offier compaffies to do ffie same tffing. It was reaUy very easy, as most everybody has stayed ffi contact wiffi one or two people.

Web searches are pretty amazmg. If aU ffie offier compaffies start now, ffiey wffi be able to plan meetmgs and get togeffiers much better for ffie reuffion. Someone just needs to iffitiate it, coUect ffie e-maU adffiesses, send out a perioffic update and ask for more searches.

I hve ffi Arnold, MD, about 4 nffies north of USNA. Currendy I am a Navy Program Manager with Strategic Systems Programs in Crystal City. I have approved reffiement orders to retire effective 1 September, 2008, and start terrffinal leave in early June. I stay extta busy wiffi 2 side businesses. I am a mortgage loan officer, and I am working with a company in Texas and Georgia marketing de-regulated power. Despite all that, I'd hke to try to help with the 20th Reuffion. Once I retire in June 08, tffings wffi slow down a htde for me in the months' right before the reuffion. Rod. •

Lasdy, as of May you shoffid be able to pick up my book,"Ryann Watters and ffie King's Sword" at bookstores near you, Amazon, Borders, etc. or of course ffyou want a signed copy wiffi ffie hmited effition book marker for you kids, ffien go to www.ryarmwatters.com and get one dffect. Writing a fantasy ttUogy for kids, ages 9-15, has been a lot of hard work.

Getting up at 4:30 am to wrrite, before gomg in to work, reminds me of first watch onboard my sffip. I'm busy on book 2 now and can you beheve it opens up in ffie Naval Academy Chapel of aU places!

Have a great summer!

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Classmates, lots of cool news and updates tffis month. As most of you know, ffie Class of 1989 now has two auffiors. First, there was Tony Ne-wpo-wer, with his non-fiction work. Iron Men and Tin Fish, pubhshed in 2006, and now we ffie novel.

Dogface, by Jeff Garigliano. Boffi books are avaUable at Amazon.com, so get your

Book Signing "Eric Reinhold at first author book signing for Ryann Watters and the King's Sword.

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copy of each today! I enjoyed Iron Men and Tin Fish very much. I'm stffi waitmg for my copy o( Dogface, but it's received very positive reviews, so I'm looking forward to reaffing it.

Now on to classmate news and updates!

First, our iUusttious president, Ingar Grev, writes m: • Homecoming tffis year (October 20, 2007) brought qffite a few opportaffities for '89 to celebrate! Although Navy lost to Wake Forest, ffie Class of '89 had a couple of "wins" worffi reporting! First, before ffie game, we had a brief ceremony to present our class gift to ffie Naval Academy. Our gffi, wffich we are domg together with ffie Class of '89-4-2, is a large Alummum USNA Crest on ffie elevator tower of ffie staffium, along wiffi ffie name of ffie staffium: "Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Staffium."You can see ffie crest and name quite weU in ffie pictare. Also ffi ffie pictare is Paul Dabbar, our Fundraising Comrffittee Chairman, who spoke at our ceremony and introduced Chet Gladchuk, ffie AtMetic Dffector, who — along wiffi ffianking us for our gfft — spoke for a few minutes about how important ffiese gifts are to ffie mission of the Naval Academy and ffie NAAA. I also woffid like to pomt out ffiat Paffi drove down firom New York just to speak at ffie event! He watched ffie game for a few minutes and ffien headed back to NY for an event he needed to attend ffiat eveffing! Big ffianks to Paffi for taking a strain for '89!

After ffie game, 9 of us — along wiffi our famffies - had a chance to visit ffie USS MAHAN (DDG-72) under ffie

command of C D R Rick MUler '89.

Rick gave us aU a personal tour of ffis sffip. and he was very- gracious in answering aU of our questions, incluffing ffie questions firom our chUdren! We had a o;reat time, watched an increffible sunset over Annapohs, and Rick gave each of us a DDG-72 commemorative coin as a souveiffi.The pictare, taken by a member of Rick's crew; shows ffie '89 contingent under ffie 5-mch gun. From left-to-right (or port-to-starboard) is me. Chuck GiU, Wmie Robohn, Rick Mffier. BUI Dodge.Jim KeUer. Steve Debus. Sean DonneUey. Paul Riegert. and Brian Montgomery. •

about it). He has developed a taste for MRE's and has taken to runffing off with the Marines for a month or twro at a time and caffing from SAT Phones.

MeanwhUe, I am enjoying the air-conffitioning and scheduled meals of "boat" hfe.

Serving as the Commanffing Officer of VFA-105, the Gunshngers, has been an amazmg experience. Tffis is the first time I have ever been able to fly over Baghdad after 10 years of Naval Aviation and OSW operations. It is amazing and sobering to see what the guys on the ground are domg on a daUy basis and the type of danger ffiey are exposed to wffile operatmg firom day to day. We fly overhead ffi relative safety trying to provide theff airborne support ff needed. We wiU be out here for a wffile but I am lookffig forward to seeffig some of you next year when the FootbaU season starts up again. •

Inteffigence, foUowed by time on the West Coast at Wffidbey Island, WA after my transition to the Prowler commuffity. I completed the circle back to the East Coast with the move to Norfolk from San Antoffio, TX after spenffing the last three years at the Joint Information Operations Warfare Command. Life as Air Operations Officer on the Sttike Group staff has been a challenge, but I'm enjoying it.

I met my wife, Charlene, whUe going tffiough Fhght School, and she has been my rock through aU the job changes. We have two great boys, Connor and Nicholas. Looking forward to some ttips back to the Boat School next faU for some footbaU games.^

C D R Francis Spencer writes:

Paul, Chet Gladchuck and Ingar

Paul speaking at presentation Class of 1989 gift

Michael "Stinky" Leschinsky sends ffi a whole passel of classmate news (ffi ffieff ow-n words): • From CDR Sara "Clutch" Joyner (Applegarth) writes: HeUo sffipmates!

Here I am on the USS TRUMAN (CVN-75). We had an alumffi photo shoot on board the day after our crushmg ofArmy, so morale was very ffigh. I was amazed to see that there we offiy 3 of us, but happy to at least have 2 people to stand wiffi out there to represent our year.

My feUow '89er husband, Jim "Bud" Joyner is busy takmg care of our daughter, Sara Beth. He has been busy over the last couple of years doing the counter EED fight/counter sffiper fight and has been usmg his EE background amazingly enough. (My Oceanograpffic background has been good for readmg a barometer and using words hke adiabatic hfting, that's

• Those who knew me at USNA as an Enghsh major who picked nuclear power at service selection probably won't be surprised to hear that I stiU hke to take on jobs that I am not famffiar with, and learn somethmg new each tour. I have been assigned to several different types of commands, fficludmg two submarmes, a schooffiouse, NPS, a commercial sffipyard, two acquisition program offices. Navy Personnel Command, and an affcraft carrier. I am currendy the Combat Systems Officer (CSO) on USS HARRY S.TRUMAN (CVN-75). I am lucky to have been able to have experienced both the systems acquisition and operational sides of the Navy from ffifferent perspectives and at different times. Lffe is WAY better as a C D R on a carrier m 2007 than it was as a LT on a submarine ffi 1992!

There are saUors now reporting to the TRUMAN who were bom after we graduated, but I'm stffi kickmg.We'U see how the Captam board goes ffi 2009.

I am married to MicheUe, to whom I was inttoduced by my 31st Companymate C D R Steve Debus the day before graduation. We have two great kids (Grant & Paige) and hve m Germantown, TN. If you're ever ffi Norfolk (after we get back from deployment), look me up. My on-sffip e-maU address is spencefe@ cvn75.navy.mU. • C D R Michael Leschinsky writes: • Lffe after 36th Co has been pretty good. I spent a couple of years at Oceana as a B/N in A-6s, a couple more in D.C. workmg at ffie Office of Naval

"Stinky", Francis, and "Clutch"

Drew Kenney reports on ffis impendmg ttansfer to CIVLANT: • Thanks to my time as a Napster, I am reffiffig on Friday, 25 Jffiy 08 at the VP-30 auffitorium at NAS JacksonviUe, FL. There are many 89ers hving ffi the local area, and I vvroffid love to see as many classmates as possible. Anyone mterested is mvited to attend. Plans are stiU ffi work, however the ceremony wiU be on Friday afternoon, foUowed by an evenmg party (dinner, ffiinks, DJ, etc.). I'm also hosting a goff tourney at my commuffity goff club beginffing Satarday mornmg. If you can join my famUy and I for tffis mUestone event, please send me an emaU at jeeprffiog@comcast.net. • Jeff Petrie wrote m to talk about ffis move firom the West Coast (down ffie block) to the East Coast. His career has taken him from San Francisco to Wasffington, D.C as he "contmues to make waves in the non-profit art museum world, most recendy by taking a development manager position at the ffiternationaUy renowned Phiffips CoUection in Wasffington, DC. Although it was difficffit to leave ffis Home Coast for the East Coast a second time, and leave ffis USNA Out friends and famUy beffind ffi the Bay Area, he knew that the

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After eight great years in San Francisco, Jeff flew to DC with two big suitcases on January 23 and is now trying to get settled in the DuPont Circle neighborhood of Washington. Along with Jeff, the headquarters of USNA Out has also moved.

USNA Out has continued to grow steadUy, today counting 117 LGBT and straight aUied Naval Academy alurrmi members. Check us out offiine at www.usnaout.org!"

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Greetings Ninety!

We start this month with a pretty interesting entry. It is from our very own Jeff Jockel, who wrote tffis as an email to our Class of 90 listserve. He wrote this after there were some complaints about the trivial natare of some of the emails on the listserve. Read this slowly and carefuUy. I had to read it three times, probably because Jeff is from NYC and I am here in the rffidffie of a bunch of corn fields and thus we speak different languages. But IfinaUygot it. Jeff is addressing those who complain about 1-Day and Plebe Summer memory emaUs. I love what he wrote here. I missed the emaU that termed him a "PHD dork" but then again as I mentioned before I hve in the cornfields and have probably missed more than just that. The subject hne of tffis emaU was "Lighten up cffief, it is offiy once a year."

• I am the pathetic "PHD in Dorkism" dude referred to in previous correspondance. If you have been monitoring this site for the past ten years hke my loser self, you would pick up the trend that these fon "remember when's" offiy spike around the anniversary of 1-day, then they go away untU the next 1-day. In NYC, 1 work with tons of Princeton, Columbia and Harvard dudes and you are right...they don't think back hke we do...cause...their coUege experience was a lot like mine in 85-86 @JMU: booze, dorms, bingers in the basement of the theta cffi house... fun...but not too

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uffique. And man you sure are right, they luuuuuuuv talkin about the money they make and what they buy with it....cars, homes, golf memberships, cigar shop Indian chiefs statues...the on going game is to see who can top each other with what they bought. When that aU starts up at Lava Trading (seems hke everyday around 1425)...i just go on the USNA sports web site and read Paul Johnson's press interviews on how that day's practice went. But about the West Point guys you are wrong, some of their Alum love to talk about the days in gray, and in turn ...some love to talk about the money they make and what they buy with it....cars, homes, golf memberships....cigar shop Indian chiefs statues. 1 am a USNA Foundation guy...that's whats great about USNA...they care about the guy that's wants it so bad,,,they wffi give up a year...and 1 plan to NEVER take that for granted. Harvard could care less about a reapphcant that worked an extra year to get in... Soo... if anyone ever wants to do "remember when" and it is decided that we are not aUowed to anymore on tffis website, please contact me. Oh yeah...

I just got recaUed to DJBOUTI for 12 months.... 1 wonder if I can make money there?

Take care classmates, you aU wUl ALWAYS be with me...and so wffi Crabtown.

JeffJockel,VP SDLC, Lava Trading, NY,NY^ Is that one hUarious or what? I guess if you are a real serious type, you could be offended by it, but I just love the "don't take yourself too serious" nature of his message. Go Jeff go!! Next we have an update from David Sanders

• Kent, First off, thanks for being the one that gathers, edits and submits articles. Given that 1 have not submitted an article in 17 years 1 figure it is okay to send in a late submission from the Army-Navy Game. A little update from the Sanders household.

Sandy and 1 celebrated 17 years in June and about a year and a haff ago we finaUy became parents. Our addition is named Joseph WiUiam (Class of 202?) and the attached photos show him supporting Navy inffisfirstof many Army Navy games.

There is also a picture ofJoe, myself with John Driscol.John is the president of the local Richmond Alumni Chapter and doing a fine job. Other people I run into and talk with are Ron Romero and

Chris Culver. Ron works with me at Capital One and Chris is back in school to become a teacher. I have also heard that Troy Jackson just took over command of a 688 in Norfolk. Congrats to Troy and aU of our classmates that have or are taking command! They will have to write for aU of the detaUs. I wiU try to not wait 17 years for the next short note. If you are in Richmond look us up. Go Navy!

Beat Army!

Thanks, Dave •

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Dave, thanks for the news and glad to hear you are doing weU. Next is a quick update from Mike Pestorius. Does anyone remember the 1000 Points of Light photo we took and sent to President Bush (Sr, not Jr.)? It was the photo that we took of the entire class (minus those attached to their blue magnet at the time) in T-Court, wffich involved the camera that rotated as it took the picture. I have that picture hanging above my desk at home. Mike did a nice job of being in the photo twice, as the camera rotated he ran from one side to the other. As you can read below, Mike has remained Mike!

• So, I think we need a class motto, in English! The Latin is nice, but it doesn't reaUy translate to bumper stickers and tshirts; unless, of course, you are in Rome at the turn of the miUennium. Some other classes have some nice ones with 'X8 is Great or Get it done with '61.

Anyhooo... I ffiink an appropriate motto could be "90 is Right" The play on words being ffiat a right angle has 90 degrees, but also, due to our superior inteUect, we are, weU, right — most of the rime, uffiess our spouses have a ffifferent opiffion. I suspect most of us are right on ffie pohtical specttum as weU. As you can see, tffis motto is a win, win, win. It seems to be "just right".

Since I have written an entire paragraph, I have clearly talked myself into acmaUy writing an update for the alumni rag.'Course, 1 had to bribe myself with a couple of beers, but 1 always was kind of a cheap date.

Where to begin...After escaping Moffier B as my company demerit leader (an honor ffiat is not nearly as weU regarded on resumes as it shoffid be) I spent the next couple of years in a wffirlwmd of ffight school and animal husbandry. I selected the mighty H-3 — a weU known brisding porcupine of air superiority. I went tffiough the RAG in San Diego, where I was able to ttick a pretty gffi named Cara mto getting ffitched. I met her parents about a week before ffie wedffing and immeffiately upon making it legal, we moved to Puerto Rico. Had some great years flying out of Rosie Roads withVC-8 and added the first jewel to the fanffiy crest in 1995, with the birth of our daughter, Morgan. After a couple of years in the Caribbean, I left the Navy and moved to Offio (1996), because somebody (3M) offered me a job. I worked in sales at the time, and moved through the electtical, medical and aviation industries. We added the second leg of the triumvirate with the birth of girl #2,Taylor, in 1997.The crown prince, RUey, foUowed two years later. Now that we have the foU set, we do not intend any additional progeny.

I was seUing jet engines for GE on my final sales gig. My wife and I were in the Tower of London on Sept 11, and, like the rest of us who heard what had happened before we saw the footage, I ffid not beheve what the Beefeaters were teUing us. Upon getting back to the US, my top 3 accounts went bankrupt, my biggest being US Air. This lead to a career change into Six Sigma for GE Medical, and a move to Wisconsin in 2001 — America's Dairyland and Bratwurst Capital of the World.

After a couple of years of cheese curds and rooting for the Packers we moved to New Jersey The price of real estate in the

Garden State instigated a near catastrophic failure of the financial coolant system (primary) and the #2 hyperventUation amplifier. Fortunately we were able to safely put down in Bridgewater (Exit 10).

Currendy I am providing the shining beacon of Lean Six Sigma clarity to a French pharmaceutical company. Our class mate, Jeff Naglestad is leading the charge with me.

I StiU stay in touch with Rich O'ConneU, especiaUy since he is the Godfather of one of my kids — not sure which one, definitely one of the girls.

Ray Berzins is Godfather to another one. Both Rich and Ray are doing great: Rich screened for command in San Diego and Ray is a Director at Applied Materials. Doug Reckamp is also stUl in and doing weU. Everyone else I have spoken with aU seem to be holffing it together. The fact that our classmates are assuming command leads me to take pause, both at how far we have (hopefoUy) come and the give thanks that the leadership of our mffitary in in the capable hands of good leaders — and of our classmates too. Jason Adkinson and Scott Da-vids are stffi critical cogs in the Big Green Machine. Chris Tinio is captain in the banking industry and has a sizable brood of his own I figure that is a quick recap of the last 17 years. Other then that, I haven't changed much; I stffi make inappropriate jokes at inopportune times and laugh when I should be taking tffings more seriously. I hope everyone else is doing the same. Beat Army, —Mike • Sffipmates, that is it for this month.

Thanks for aU the news you keep sending.

For those who have yet to send news, don't be shy, life is short.

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We are offiy months away from our 15-year reuffion. If you haven't made your reservations yet, make sure you do so.We have a block of rooms reserved at the Doubletree Inn in Annapohs (410-2243150). Please call to book your room and reference USNA 93 reunion. The room rate is $169/night.

It's been another hght month for the maUbag.The offiy update I have this month is from class treasurer, Efren Mojica, who had a simple update on our class finances: • FeUow '93'ers, Our 15 year reuffion is almost here!

I know the planning is in the works and I hope to see many of you in September so we can get caught up. I wanted to provide everyone with an EOY update on our Class of "93 finance picture. In a nutsheU, our account stands at $68,954.98 as of the last report sent to me on 12/4/07.This includes investment interest and ffividends totaling $865.45 from 7/31-10/31 (the last reporting period).

No deductions or request for reimbursement occurred in the above time frame. So there you have it. Short and sweet. If you have any questions, let me know. If you're ever passing through Kansas, give me a shout and we'U go for some real Kansas BBQ. • One Bravo Zulu to pass along: LCDR Steven Lee has been selected for Surface Commander Command. He was also recendy selected as the Navy's Federal Executive FeUow at the Brookings Institution in Wasffington, DC. He is currently the Executive Officer aboard the DECATUR (DDG 73) in San Diego, CA. Congrats on both selections!

In closing, you should be receiving more frequent e-maUs from Joe & Kevin regarding the reuffion. Please make sure that you go to the Alumni Association website and update your contact information, we use the info there to contact each of you, particularly your email address.

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HeUo, 94! Welcome back to anoffier mstaUment of Class News. 1 apologize for our gap in last month's news, but our cup runneth over for tffis month's conttibutions, both in word and photo. So, without forther delay, here is our first submission, penned by Joel and Kimberly Robertson: • 2007 has been another wffirlwind year.

It seems as though tffings never slow down for us and that definitely wffi not change in 2008, as more ttansition is on the way. After more than 9 years of enjoying sunny Cahforffia, our famUy wffi puU up stakes and move back east in late 2008.

WhUe that news is important, it pales in comparison to the biggest news of the year - our famUy grew two feet! Yes, we welcomed our second daughter, Quincey DaffieUe Clark Robertson. She is ttffiy a blessing to us aU and MacKenzie loves having a baby sister. Here's a qffick rundown on what each of us has been up to tffis year:

Joel - Now ffie proud father of 2 beautifffi girls, I'm stiU working as a contractor for the Navy, supporting Maritime Expeffitionary Security Group ONE in Imperial Beach. I've been working at that same location for over 5 years now and it'U be a bit sad when its time to transfer across ffie country. Change is inevitable for ffie Navy famUy though, and I'm affeady working with my employers to find a new job. Besides ffie occasional business ttip or being in a brother's wedffing, I keep busy coacffing MacKenzie's soccer team and keepmg track of where Qffincey has crawled off to.

Kimberly - Spent the first haff of the year pregnant (obviously) and then took some weU-deserved time off after Quin was born. After her leave period it was back to work at Afloat Training Group San Diego as the Logistics Department Head, where she continues to be busy as ever conducting assessments and managing her department. She's doing great, of course, but looks forward to moving on to bigger and better tffings. She recendy received orders to the Naval Supply Systems Command Headquarters (NAVSUP HQ) in Mechafficsburg, Pennsylvaffia wffich is ffie primary Supply pohcy-makmg command in the Navy.

Besides work, most of her time is spent being a super mom to MacKenzie and Quincey.Yet, she somehow finds time to catch a movie with her husband every now and then.

MacKenzie - Hasn't reaUy done much this year.Yeah, right! She's been exceUing at 3rd grade academics, playing soccer for

oV Dad, tarffing 8 years-old, and meeting her many friends for playdates around ffie greater San Diego area, to name a few tffings. She absolutely loves being a big sister and Qffin hghts up whenever MacK walks into the room. Quin has qffite an example to foUow and I'm sure "the girls" wffi continue to grow closer and closer each day.

Quincey - Born on 03 AprU 07 at 4:49 p.m. at a healthy 7 lbs. 11 oz. She looks remarkably hke her sister (her Scottish twin), and I'm sure she'U grow to be just as beautifffi as MacKenzie.

Quincey is crawhng and puffing herseff up constandy and wffi be walking before we know it. Having another baby in ffie house after 8 years took some adjustment, but Quincey is making it easy on everyone by being such a joy to her parents and big sister.

WeU, we began 2007 wiffi ffie Mouse (we went on a Disney cruise over New Year's 2006) and we'U end it with the Mouse (we'U be up at Disneyland for ffie 2007 New Year's celebration).We'U be with our close friends Charlos and Mehssa Washmgton agam and we look forward to ringing ffi another new year wiffi ffiem (and the Mouse!).

Here's wisffing each and every one of you a blessed 2008! • Thanks, Joel and Kim. Congrats on ffie newest member of your fanffiy I'm looking forward to foture updates.

Our next conttibution is from Tom Moninger:

• Last year, Elaine and I left Norfolk to move to San Diego for my X O tour.

Shordy after, Elaine traveled to Cffina to complete ffie adoption a baby girl who we named Marybeth. She is two now and joins her brother, Ryan (8), and sister, Anna (5).

My X O tour on PRINCETON (CG 59) is winffing down. Having made a Westpac/Gffif deployment, I wiU leave ffie sffip in the midffie of our next one wiffi NIMITZ Sttike Group. There is a sizable '94 foot print in the Sttike Group. Jon Duffy IS X O on PINCKNEY (DDG 91) and John Kochendorfer is X O on J O H N PAUL JONES p D G 53). I see Adan Cruz a lot (XO of LAKE CHAMPLAIN, CG 57).This last deployment, we saUed with JuUe (Rosati) Antonacci (HS-6 embarked on NIMITZ) and Keith Hartman (CCSG11 Flag Secretary) as weU as coundess USS PRINCETON/HSL 49.4 OIF/OEF2007. Left to right: James Flynn, '05, Corey Strong, '05, Samatha Foxton, others I am omitting. FinaUy, for ffiose '07, Dustin Robbins, '02 (HSL 49), Tom Uhl, '02 (HSL 49), Ron Finch, '95 (HSL 49), Kaitlyn Rummel, '07, Taylor firom 20th Company, I had the pleasure of South, '06, Tom Moninger, '94, Travis Klempan, '06, Mark Wernig, '04

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working with Ron Finch ('95) who embarked on PRINCETON as the Airboss for HSL 49 Detachment Four. He was a last minute adffition to ffie team and made my deployment much easier and enjoyable (ffiere aren't ffiat many people for ffie XO to talk to and he was pohte enough to hsten).

1 am negotiating orders and expect to end-up ffi ffie DC area next year. It wffi be ffice to Uve near Elaine's parents and wiffi Armapohs close-by, I can lay ffie foimdation for another generation of boat-schoolers. I am startmg early by mcluffing Ryan in PRINCETON'S wardroom outing to ffie Navy Bowl game at the Pomsema Bowl on ffie 20th of December. Hope to see yrou ffiere.

Beat Army! â&#x20AC;˘ Great to hear firom you,Tom. Thanks for ffie update and ffie classmate sightings.

That about vvxaps it up for tffis monffi. I appreciate ffie great submissions.

Keep 'em commg and I look forward to pusffing ffiem out to you m the commg months. Have a great start to your summer, and as always.. .take care and God bless. C-va.. .fim.

Army-Navy Gathering - Ellssa Smith holding young Quincey Robertson, with Kimberly and Joel Robertson.

Christmas Day at the Robertson's (Chula Vista, CA).

"Homecoming " - Tom Moninger with children Ryan (8), Anna (5), and Marybeth (2).

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Greetings again '95! Currendy about halfway tffiough my 6 month deployment ffi the Midffie East- amazmg how many '95ers I run mto around the world. It's stiU pretty much the winter months, so the temps have not been too bad- give it a couple months and I am sure I'U be sffigmg a different tane. I received a couple good, long emaUs from Classmates catcffing everyone up on theirs and others' statas.The ffist is from an old sffipmate of mine, Mike Da-vies.

The Davie's snowday in VA Kimberly & Joel Washington, James (husband of Carta (Meyers) Albritton Class of '90), Quincey & MacKenzie Robertson, James and Carta's two children, and Charlos Washington '94 two kids

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â&#x20AC;˘ It's been a long wffile since I've wrote, so one of my New Years resolutions is to conttibute more stories to our section of Sffipmate.. .so, here's some 411 on who I've heard from or talked to, recendy.

LCDR Matt Kawas, LCDR Chris Tarsa and I are currendy serving our post department head nuke shore tour at the Nuclear Propffision Exarffinmg Board (NPEB) ffi NorfoUc,VA. Mart Kawas is the Board's X O right now and cracks the wffip on us JBM's each day, whUe ffie rest of us hve vicariously tffiough Cffiis, who is the offiy person on the Board not currently married- ahhh the days of late weekffight outings, and wads of cash flowmg out of the pants pocket. LCDR Matt HUl is out ffi Guam with the fanffiy (Mandy and ffieff 3 kids) serving an arduous three-year overseas tour, getting attacked by flying bffds and routine visits by the mffigenous varmmts.

As for myseff- Amy Jo and I just had our second daughter (Sarah), who was born on 11 January 2008 at Portsmouth Naval Hospital. AdffitionaUy, Robb Connors (and ffis wffe Jffi) recendy had a baby boy (Sean) a few months ago, as weU as, LCDR Chris Inskeep (and ffis wffe Susie) had their tffird- a baby girl (CUoe).

Anyhow- enough on us baby boomers.

I'm got another year on the Board, and then wffi move onto another shore tour, before starting the pipehne for the new SWO X O / C O Fleet-Up; yeah, ffyou do the math, it comes out to four years on shore duty before going back to sea; that's just un-imagmable, huh?!?!

Okay, now for a quick story of how a Classmate of ours recendy got selected for ffie Navy's Mffitary Aide (MILAID) to the POTUS assignment. A few months back, five of us '95ers got a caU from our detaUers saying that we were being nominated to fiU the MILAID position tffis summer and offiy have a few days to get our package put together for review. For me at least, and to find out later from the others, we didn't know a whole heck of a

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95-00 CLASS N E W S lot about what the job entaUed, except that you got to carry the footbaU and travel with the POTUS. So, ALL AHEAD FLANK- Matt Kawas and 1 get our package put together and forwarded off to placement (the admin imoves quite fast when you say the POTUS wants it).

Anyways, in mid-January, six nominees were asked to come up to Wash DC for an interview with the White House Mffitary Office (WHMO) Staff, comprised of the Director, Deputy Director, and current MILAIDS. Five of the six norffinees were from our beloved Class of'95- Matt Kawas, LCDR Garrett CampbeU (VAW-124), LCDR Brad Rosen (VP-45), LCDR Clay Beers (VFA-143),and myseff.

So, we aU end up with reservations at the DoubleTree in Crystal City the night preceding the interviews, and swap stories over a couple of drinks on how we got notified of our norffination and what a flaU-ex it was, to get our packages together. But, there we were getting ready to head off to the White House for a job interview, wffich for aU of us was our first "real" job interview- who interviews for a job in the Navy?You get orders and that's where you go, right?! So, to cut to the chase here, after the interviews were over, we were told to go back to the hotel and hang tight until we got the phone caU as to whether or not we were the Chosen One. Anyways, after we're aU sitting around in the hotel restaurant having a bite to eat, Garrett's ceU phone rings. AU eyes were on him, as he nodded and grinned and eventuaUy gave the thumbs down sign! Not more than 30 seconds later, my ceU phone rings.. .nodding, grinffing, two thumbs down! And then Matt Kawas.. .same! FinaUy, a luU in the phone rings (probably for the deny caU to the unknown 6 nominee), before Brad gets the caU with a thumbs up, foUowed by Clay.You just had to be there to see how comical it looked.

The final outcome was that Clay Beers got selected for the job; even though he was not too sure one of the MILAIDS reaUy cared for his explanation on how he got his "Choo" callsign- she apparently gave him the stone cold look as he was teUing the story... Anyhow, a warm hearty congratulations again to Clay Beers for being picked to represent the Mighty Class of 95 in the White House! So, if you're looking to catch up with Clay this summer, just give the Wffite House a caU. •

Thanks Mike. Congrats on the newest addition to your family, and congrats to Clay on his selection. WeU '95, that's it for now. 1 StiU have limited access to Yahoo and HotmaU, but you can also try donaldjaiffiola@navy.rffil if that helps when you are sending in your updates and/or photos! UntU then, later, —Don.

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Greetings, 1996! Our first news arrives from John Lydon: • HeUo from Charleston, SC! Life's going weU, great but busy. CoUeen and I had our second son, Ryan, last year. In the picture 1 am with Patrick (left, 2.5 years) and Ryan (right, 1 year) in our blue rims and celebrating after Navy beat Notre Dame a couple months ago. (Insert photo 1 of 1: Patrick, Ryan, & John Lydon) We just fiffished the first semester of medical school. I say "we" because I'm in school aU day and CoUeen is home raising the boys, and she's working harder than I am. Since I let the Navy pick up the tab for tffis, I'm back to Ensign for a few more years then returffing to active duty in 2011. I also met a few grads at the Medical University of SC: Lewis Cooper ('97) in his fourth year and Dr. Larry Comerford ('83) on faculty, who is one of my smaU group mentors (small world). •

Thanks for the update. Doctor John!

Look forward to hearing from you out there. Until next issue... Tonya

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Classmates, there are offiy a couple pieces of news to report for this month. The first one comes from Paul FeUni, who became a father for the second time on January 7^ . Gianna Noel Fehffi was born at 3:10 p.m. She weighed 8 pounds, 2 ounces, and was 20 inches long. AU the best to the Felini family. Congratulations!

Next, John Kiefaber also has some good news to share. He took the big step last May in Maui. He was wed to Lane Macy of Carlsbad, CA. Lane is the President and CEO of a statewide nonprofit organization. After honeymooning in Australia and New Zealand, the newlyweds are making their home in Southern California where John wffi begin his Department Head tour at HSL-45 flying SH-60B's out of NAS North Island.

Attending the wedding were classmates: Brannon Bickel, Christian Mahler, Chance Mims, Bret Lowry, and Steve Moody '92. Congratulations,John.

WeU, that about covers it. HopefuUy, I'll have more material to share in the next column.Thanks to everyone who has contributed to the column in recent months. Please keep the updates coming Beat Army!

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'98, Not much to report this month, but Steve Blazejewski has some good info on the hotels for our reunion.Take care and keep ffie inputs corffing, â&#x20AC;&#x201D;Mark Ten Year Reunion hotel blocks and rates are finffized! The reunion committee is pleased to offer three ffifferent hotel blocks for the weekend, October 23-26, 2008, and beheve they wiU satisfy everyone's desires and hmitations.The total number of rooms at each hotel is hmited, and you can bet that the area hotels wffi seU out on a home game weekend, so book now. Be sure to check the reunion website for fuU detaUs. Sheraton Barcelo AnnapoUs wffi serve as the Reunion H Q ($199 per night), and is located near the Annapohs MaU. Tffis hotel has the largest room block and wffi be the centtal meeting point. Reservations may be made ffirectly at http://www.starwoodmeeting.com/ Book/USNA1998, or by caUmg the hotel direcdy at (410) 266-3131.

O'CaUaghan Hotel AimapoUs ($249 per ffight) on Upper West Street.

Reservations may be made directly by caffing (410) 263-7700. Be sure you identify the group name and rate. Additional hotel information at http://www. ocaUaghanhotels.com/USmain.aspx .

Hampton Inn Armapohs ($144 per night) off Riva Road. You may reserve at our group website for tffis hotel at http://hamptoffinn.hUton.com/en/hp/gr oups/personffized/ANDMDHX-CLA20081023/index.jhtml, or (410) 571-0200 ffirectly

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HeUo '99!

Happy April! Let's not waste any time and get to what we have this month.

C D R Steve S-wift '87 sent us a picture of Damon Myers who is currently the OPS Officer on board the Taylor.

Damon Myers, William Green '06, Kimberly Koss '07 and Steve Swift '87

I was able to meet up with some former 10th company-mates for dinner back in February. Matt and EmUy Warke, Chris Tyson, Dan and Jamie Speer and 1 met for dinner in downtown DC. Matt and EmUy brought their two-year old son WeUs wffile Dan and Jamie had their daughter Teaghan and nephew Chanffier in tow.

Chris is working at a law firm in DC whUe going to law school part-time at George Mason; Matt is working in RockviUe, MD; and Dan is stiU in the Navy working in Suidand, MD.

On a random note, Jared Good-win recently introduced himself as my dad's new co-worker at the Department of Homeland Security.

That's it for this month. Keep the pictures and updates coming! I'm stffi looking for lots of help with regards to the 10-year reuffion coming up next year so ff you'U be in the MD/DC/VA area from now until then and would like to help out send me an email! See you next month. Happiness is not so much in having as sharing. We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give.

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Sffippies, I received "zip"in the inbox this month guys. Nothing. Congratulations. I know that Sean O'lone is out here in San Diego at the RAG for 60s and wiU be headed back to Jacksonvffie in the Spring time. Zach Guerra is attenffing USC fUm school and enjoying L.A. as an aspiring fUm ffirector. Ryan Hough is going to do a FAC tour and probably deploy next spring. He had an article pubhshed in Proceedings this past summer on targeting with the Lightening Pod in the AV-8B Harrier. In Approach magazine tffis month there was an article on how to almost swap paint between an A-6 and a C-130 that was a very good read written by Matt Schlarmann. Timothy Martin Huber of Munfordvffie, Kentacky is seUing commercial insurance in Houston, Texas and hving with his girlfriend Candy. Spencer "weezcox" WUcox is rumored to moving to San Diego sometime this Spring. Weez had a successfffi tour in Afghanistan recently.

front row: Jamie and Teaghan Speers, Chris Tyson, Minh-Tu Nguyen holding Wells Warke, Emily Warke, Dan Speers' nephew Chandler Back row: Dan Speers and Matt Warke.

If you haven't yet, please take a look at Emily Warke's website (www. wigglescoot, com) for personahzed chUdren's clothing and accessories.

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Shipmates, Tom Cunningham's given me permission to pubhshffisfirstOIF update letter: • Friends, greetings from Iraq.

We suffered our first attack today. A group of ten ambushed us as we moved across the compound, near the water treatment pond. After our initial surprise, we repulsed our assaUants byflappingour arms in a menacing manner, frightening the lead male goose and scattering his gaggle. They shot a cacophony of rueful honking over their shoulders, promising another confrontation. Luckily, we ffidn't have to draw our weapons, which would have been an unnecessary escalation.

Everytffing is peaceful, which is the surprisingly overwhelming sensation here.

Walking along the Eucalyptus-hned lanes, I feel the presence of history... how many other peoples have walked where I've

waUced? The Sumerians, Babyloffians, Persians, Greeks, Assyrians, Romans, Cffiphs,Turks. Now me, with my size I I W boots, treading the sands of Mesopotarffia hke aU my predecessors.

Urffike them, however, we are not claiming empire, but prorffising independence.

It's a good feehng.

The Marines before us have done fantastic work...Al Anbar is becoiffing the most peacefiff and stable region in Iraq.

The concerns of the populace are sffifting away from security issues and towards economic issues (much hke the U.S. these days). Can't say much more than that, but I'U keep y'aU iifformed.

As for myseff, I'm stiUffithe transient tent, waiting for my permanent quarters.

My biggest complaint is the lack of heat at ffight and the fact that chowhaU offiy serves one flavor of mUkshake (cookies n' cream). I carry a pistol in a low holster, hke Han Solo, and swagger around like John Wayne on my way to the Green Bean, our local coffee shop.

My address for those interested: Capt Tom Cunffingham, I MEF G3 I/O, UIC 42540, FPO AP 96426-2540.

One year ago, tffis region was in bloody chaos. Many doubted, but a few persisted despite overwhelming odds. I'U leave you with tffis bit from Thomas Paine, in honor of those who've done such amazing work here over the last four years: "These are the times that try men's soffis.The summer solffier and ffie sunshine pattiot wiU,ffitffis crisis, sffiinkfiromffie service of ffieff country; but he ffiat stands it now, deserves ffie love and ffianks of man and woman.. .1 love ffie man ffiat can smUe in ttouble, that can gaffier sttengffi firom ffisttess, and grow brave by reflection.'Tis the business of htde mmds to sffiink, but he whose heart is firm, and whose conscience approves ffis conduct, wiU pursue ffis principles unto death."

Under Christ's mercy, —tom • And some great newsfromthe USNA website: • Capt. Kenneth James del Mazo, U.S. Marine Corps, was named Fort SUl's Commissioned (Officer Insttuctor of the Year. He is a graduate of Christopher Columbus High School and a 2001 graduate of the U. S. Naval Academy Del Mazo's training produced two ffistinguished honor graduates, 11 honor graduates and 21 commandant's hst graduates. He continuaUy has the highest platoon average in gunnery for ffis classes.

One platoon of 30 heutenants acffieved a

gunnery average of 80 percent or ffigher, wffich is unprecedented; 13 scored 90 percent or ffigher.

Beyond ffis teacffing skUls, he has researched and written gunnery articles for ffie Eagle Globe and Blockhouse, a quarterly Marine Detachment pubhcation.

Del Mazo is married to ffie former Jazmme Patino also firom Miami-Dade Coimty.They have a baby daughter. He is ffie son of Suzanne and Oscar del Mazo. • Congratffiations Kenny - Matt Ritcffie and ffie rest of ffie pre-OIF I arty class woffid be proud.

Thanks to Tom for ffie appreciative penpective and tireless arm-flapping.

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HeUo 2002!

The mbox was overflowing yet again tffis monffi...great submissions from our classmates around the world. I also ran mto a sizeable contmgent of 22'^'^ company at Superbowl festivities out in San Diego. Namely, Micah BaUey who recendy relocated to San Diego to work for a local law ffim. Other Lima Company-mates in attendance: Chuck McNaUy who is engaged to be married this summer and currently fiffisffing up ffis commitment wffile earffing ffis MBA up at UCLA (Anderson) and George LoRanger (ffiat's one R) who heads to VX-1 in Patuxent Piver this spring where he wUl be flying MH-60R. FinaUy, wffile not physicaUy present, word on the stteet is that CJ Simonsen is officiaUy off the dating market. CJ and ffis wffe Anne wed in December. Congrats, Ceej!

Our ffist submission comes to us from Steve Cobos: • "SHIPMATES! It has been some time smce I have spoken to quite a few of you.

Formnately, AprU has stayed in touch with some of my peeps so I am not totaUy out of the loop. I have been reading about aU the craziness that you kids are stffi getting into out there in the real world, especiaUy Buzz and Mush (a.k.a. Justin Buzby and Chris Cisek) out in Cah. By the way

guys, I love getting your invites to the next party or Bocce Tourney while I am hating hfe in Iraq!

Keep hving the dream for me bros.

Speaking of my vacation to sunny Iraq, whUe operatUniform otthe Day ing out o FOB Warhorse and Normandy, I ran into some of my EOD brethren incluffing Eric JeweU, Sarah Turse (Penn State), Erich Frandrup, and Nels Peterson, just missing Trevor Ritland, Dan Teresko and Tom Radich. I ffid have some fon over there though with the Army kids around the Army/Navy game, flying a home made GO NAVY BEAT ARMY flag from my JEPJW (big tan armored truck for you Fleeters out there). Apparently my school spirit was too much for the Army brass so I had to have one of those E-9 to 0 - 3 conversations. It wasn't pretty but I made it out without too many scuffs!

After my fourth deployment in as many years I am looking forward to some shore tour time at E O D M U T W O Detachment Daffigren,VA. FinaUy I wffi be able to spend some time with my daughter, who wffi be 2 yrs old in May, and hopefuUy start working on a second.

If anyone is ffi theVa. Beach or Armapohs areas in the next few years ffit me up or look for me at the taUgaters. For everyone else, I wffi try and to keep in touch. AprU and IsabeUa send their love.... lates - Cobos"^

Cobos showing some USNA pride

Our next subrffission is from Mike O'SuUivan who is currently stationed out in San Diego, Oso writes: • "A Time ofTransition": A long overdue update from the West Coast...

Tim O'Brien finished up his tour at HSL-43 and wffi soon become "one of those guys" as he begins ffis next tour at the HSM Weapons and Tactics Unit.

Erik MoeUer retired from active duty last year and is one of the few who wffi be able to wear his uniform "whenever he wants" after offiy four years of service. He retired as a war hero after batthng Katrina and now spends ffis free time at the local VFW bar swapping sea stories with feUow veterans. He has taken the knowledge he learned as a hehcopter pUot and has apphed it to ffis current position as Project Manager for Mitsubishi (elevator dept.).

Nick Huber wffi be bringing an end to his Spec. War career sometime tffis summer after serving two tours in Iraq where he was awarded two Bronze Stars and the Purple Heart for ffis actions. He has been playing the lottery in order to hopefoUy fund ffis next step in hfe; attenffing grad school foU time as a civffian with no income.

Eric "Doc" Severson just completed ffis sea tour at HSC-21 and wffi be transferring to the HSC Weapons School. He is stffi trying to find his soffimate on MySpace.com.

Justin Fishburn wffi be fiffisffing up ffis time in the Marine Corps tffis summer and moving back to ffis hometown of Boise, Idaho. As a resffit of today's booming housing market, he has decided to pursue ffis hfe-long dream of succeeffing as a real estate agent.

Ben "Fong Torres" Ahn wffi be serving the remainder of ffis time in the Spec. War commuffity as an Action Officer stationed in Guam. He plans to get out of the Navy this summer and move to Indonesia to start ffis new career as an editor for Roffing Stone magazine.

Justin White "Snake" is stffi flying the mighty EP-3 atVQ-1 in Wffidbey He wffi be deploying tffis Spring. "Snake" stiU enjoys long walks on the beach and regurgitating through ffis nose.

Dan Schlesinger is currendy deployed in the Guff and ttied to start WWIII earher tffis year in ffis helo as he pattoUed the Sttaits of Hormuz. Before deployment, "Shnger" became engaged to the wonderfffi Sffievon Mahoney; they plan to wed on 03 Oct. He hopes to go to the HSM Weapons School upon ffis retarn.

Nate Scott is currendy employed by SEAL Team 7 and is working 18hr days in the OPS Dept. He is married to Megan Suffivan of Chicago. Nate finaUy traded in ffis ride with "Teddy Bear" hubcaps for the gas guzzhng Prius.

Zac Pensinger is deployed as an HSL-49 Det with the Lincoln Battie Group as part of the Surge. He is hving

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02-04 CLASS N E W S August of 08. Before the lA, I was instructing division officers in the Seamanship and Navigation Department at the Surface Warfare Officer School in Newport, RI along with Cory Knopp and Leah Demburger. 1 began Army Combat Training in Fort Riley, KS, wffich was quite a trip. Defiffitely irffantry oriented...YUT. But don't worry; I'U never adopt the Army cheer of Hoo-Ah! After 2 months of traiffing, we sffipped out to Afghanistan to commence our exciting jobs as "Embedded Traiffing Team" members. There are aU sorts of bffiets out here, but my job is to advise the Afghan National Army and help them better themselves. 1 currently advise the Garrison Staff at the Poh-E-Charki Counter Insurgency Academy (COIN) Graduates, Camp Julian, Kabul, Afghanistan. Top Row: LtCol Byron, Mffitary Base. SpecificaUy, I work with the LCDR Galo Chaves, LCDR Dave Ivezic, LCDR Steve Carmichael, LT Paul Rose, LT Rich Martinez, LCDR Steve Admin Officer, Finance Officer, and a Scott, Bottom Row: LTJoel Frey, LT Courtney Senini 2002, Major Cross, LT Travis Phillips special group of female Afghan Army Officers caUed the FamUy Support the married hfe with ffis amazing bride Department; tffis is the most rewarding Laurel, who fuUy supports ffis excessive part of my job since they are the offiy gambhng habits. females in the Afghan National Army.

Brian Steckroth has been hving in Women's Rights have a long way to go Wffidbey with ffis bride, Anffie, flying Phere in Afghaffistan, unfortanately, but 3's. He wffi be ttansferring to Pensacola, they are progressing. The rest of my job is FL to become a ffight instructor tffis oriented towards Humaffitarian summer. After ffis marriage to Anffie in Assistance, wffich is also awesome. We go Annapohs, Brian decided it was offiy outside the wire often to visit poor appropriate to retire ffis former USNA vffiages, schools, and hospitals aU over the name of "The Predator." country in order to deterrffine whether Chris Pintauro, a Prowler NFO, left we can help them buUd infrasttuctare that ffi January for an lA in Iraq. Upon ffis wffi benefit the area such as bridges, weUs, retarn, he plans on moving back to the commuffity centers, etc. It's been a chalEast coast for ffis shore tour as an ROTC lenging but rewarffing experience I'U msttuctor at Duke.

Josh Wells '03, Justin Whitesnake, Brett Elko, Eric never forget. If any of you get tagged for a Dean Hutter (UVA '01), Eric Moeller, Ben Ahn and Anthony "A-Train" Amodeo future lA to Afghaffistan give me a hoUer, Justin Fishburn fiffished ffit tour at HSL-47 and wffi be and I wffi help you as best I can. Unffi heaffing to HSM-41 as an FRS Instructor. next time... BEAT ARMY! (The Army He married the lovely Lauren Gibson last guys out here hate it when I say that)." • year in their hometown of Manhasset, NY. Lastly, I fiffished up my tour at HSL-43 and wiU be staying on the West Coast for my shore tour, working as a Fleet Liaison Officer at SPAWAR. I became engaged to the beautifol Alicia Provancher, whom I plan to wed in August" •

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The final subrffission heel from Courtney Senini who is currendy stationed over in Afghanistan, Courtney writes:

USO Tour, Camp Phoenix, Kabul, Afghanistan. Fr Left to Right: LT Paul Rose, LT Christie Montemurro '03, LT Dustin Budd and LT Courtney SeninL

• "Hey 2002! Heard the five year reunion was a blast! Sorry I missed it...I'm currently serving a 1-year IA here in beautiful Afghanistan, just a few chcks east of Kabul. I was picked up for this IA in AprU of 2007 and wiU be finished in

Thanks again for aU of the great updates.. .keep them corffing! All submissions should go to Floraday(g 2002.usna.com. Beat Army! —Juha

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Tffis monffi we received emaUs firom two classmates: • I guess it's my tarn to send an update to everyone, but first, let me say congrats to aU of you SWO's out there that have made it to shore duty. It's weU deserved.

There's a group of us at the National Recormaissance Office in ChantffiyVA, and it's ffie best shore duty ffiat no one has ever heard of We aU sort of feU into tffis place and feel pretty lucky about it (it was myfifffichoice). If any of you are mterested ffi corffing to the DC area, its worffi considermg. Feel free to shoot me an e-maU about it ffyou want to know more about it (SPRichard03(§yahoo).

I've included a pictare of us taken at Rob Weaver's bachelor party. Rob and Liz were married at the end of December, but before we coffid let them tie the knot, we had to send him off properly. Austin GuUett, Patrick Gatchel, Jay Culnen '02 and myseff, as weU as Rob's dad, broffier and brother in law aU headed out to ffie local pamt baU range for the day.

Vic Lee is also stationed with us, but couldn't make it. (He said he was afraid of pamtbaUs or had some other plans or somethmg, I don't remember wffich.)

You'U notice that some of us are wearing our plebe issue camrffies, wffich brought back old memories and even made some a bit nostalgic (Austin).We upped the ante for Rob though and also made him wear a bright orange hunting vest and hat and told the hordes of young, red neck deviants out on the range with us to

please target the man in orange as much as possible. MeanwhUe the rest of us tried to blend into ffie forest as much as SWO's can be expected to know how to. A great training day was had by aU, incluffing enffing with a round of 7 vs. Rob smear the soon-to-be-married guy.You'U aU be happy to know that Rob has kept up a pair of pressed, inspection-ready camrffies aU these years "just in case" and for wearing on the weekends once in a whUe.You looked great man and I'm sorry to have gotten paint on you.

I hope everyone is doing weU out ffiere. Congratffiation Rob and Liz! Take care, —Sean Richard • Attached is a photo of the pUots of HSC-26 Det 1 (the "Desert Hawks") based out of Bahrain. Tffis is our squadron's permanent detachment operating in support of 5th Fleet throughout the Arabian Guff. The last wave in January of 2008 is pictured, with some great alumni representation. From L to R: LTJG Matt McClure ('04), LTJG Brett Stuhlman, LCDR (OIC) Marcus BesUn ('95), LT Karl Orthner, LT David Yoon ('03), LTJG Dan Marzluff, LT ValVan de Venter ('01), LT Mike Marks ('03), LTJG Jared Yannuzzi, LT Dave RUey ('03). Hope everyone is doing weU out there, and Fly Navy! —Dave Yoon

'03 looking pretty in the local biker bar

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Friends, Here's an interesting htde piece of information! JD "Night StaUcer"Walker 111 just caUed to inform me that he is the #1 Naval Aviator in the entire world. JD claims that ffis ex-best friend, Aaron "Beef" Berger, can corffirm ffis superior flying skffis. By the way, Happy Bffthday Alex.

Alex Cole worites in...

• On ffie 21st ofJffiy, Alex Cole married Irene Olaes among family and friends at the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas, NV Alex is a Marine Huey pUot stationed at Camp Penffieton.WhUe picking up ffis wings, Alex was lucky enough to have met ffis own Southern beUe, Irene, who he's dated since the beginning of his ffight school days. After fiffisffing the RAG, Alex and Irene planned a wedffing to fit their upcorffing deployment schedule and were overwhelmed by aU the number of guests wUhng to fly out for the celebration. Best man and groomsman duties were smardy executed by Steve Ekdaffi ('04) and Cffiis Ragsdale ('07).

Also in attendance were Alex's Academy sponsor family Doug ('77), Debby and David Hannum, and a group of 2004 grads to include: Laurie Solberg, Natffie Fries, Luke Putz, Chris AUen, James Myung, Cera (Tffiet) Benbow, and Aaron Tyler. Special appearance was also made by Dave Fenbert (feUow 17baUer) via DVD message from FaUujah, Iraq— ffirty deployment moustache included.

Highhghts included the unveUing of Midsffipman Casual on the Vegas Strip, being kicked out of Scores, and Elvis Presley (in the form of a groom's cake, of course).

Champagne flowed Steve Ekdahl sporting freely, and good Midshipmen Casual on times were had the streets of Las Vegas byaU!^

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CLASS N E W S able to fly in for the celebration and even cause a htde ruckus afterwards (in ttue Academy fasffion). Senior Cffief AUen (Retired) also made the ttip and showed us aU up on the dance floor! It was a wonderfol day and a great reuffion.

Isaac is currendy deployed agam (third time!) and raismg cane wiffi Morgan Halstead on ffie USS CAI^R. I, on ffie offier hand, spend my days at ffie Naval Maritime Forecast Center m Norfolk. I have Niners: Allison Moon, Scot Foster, Josh Ray Andrew Brown, Sn Chief Allen (Ret), Mrs Kari (LIghtner) VanHoose had ffie chance to get togeffier wiffi offier former Nmffi company members Cline Swanson wasn't able to make it to Serg's Reasor, Jason Potter, Kyle McVay,and wedffing, he ffid the next best ffiing.. .Jake Andrew Murphy. CUne and his wffe got married himseff to Krisrie Swanson Jennffer are busy remodeUngffieirfirst (she's a geffius). Andy "ATM" Michalowicz home, Jason was just stoppmg through finaUy convinced Stacey to marry him! before his sffip shifted homeports to San And Yes, Mitch Newton=married. FinaUy, Diego, Kyle is serving aboard ffie USS Boise I tffink Schweiner got married as weU, not and Anffiew spends his daysffiffiesky confirmed yet. • Living tffis close to Annapohs I plan Kari (Lightner) VanHoose shares some on making a few road ttips back up to great news...

Nap town and hope to see some more of Chris Ragsdale ('07), Alex Cole ('04), and Steve y'all around at taUgaters and Armadffios!

Ekdahl ('04) • HeUo Everyone! I decided it was time God Bless and Stay Safe. • we no longer had an empty column where our class irffo is supposed to be! I can't beheve it has affeady been tffiee and a haff years since graduation. How time ffies and tffings change. I spent two great years out in Pearl Harbor on the USS PAUL HAMILTON (DDG 60) wiffi Lacey Popson and Matt Hahn and we deployed for CARAT 05. Living with Matt Eck, Jen PoUio, Kristi Melendez and AlUson Moon kept me quite entertained on our weekend's off and I don't '04 grads front row: Kristi Melendez, Jen Pollio, tffink Matt missed a single Duke's on Kari (Lightner) VanHoose, Isaac VanHoose, Josh Alex and Irene Cole Lowery, Allison Moon, second row: Tammy Sundays. He is currendy deployed on the Lancaster, Scot Foster, Dave RadomUe, Andrew USS PORTER and engaged to ffie beauBrown, Matt Eck and Josh Ray. tifffi Katie Gray of Narragansett, RI. Kristi fiffished up her second deployment on the USS CHOSIN and is now back enjoying some fon m DTA.Jen, AUison and myseff aU 'jumped sffip' so to speak — no longer SWOs but rather are in Law School at Baylor, EOD and a METOC officer respectively.

After my tour in Hawaii I spent 2 Alex and Irene Cote walking through sword arch months in Mississippi learffing about weather and spenffing my weekends in Sergio Armas updates the class...

Meridian. I got to hang out with Wes Mr and Mrs Isaac VanHoose • 2007 was a huge year for the BUDDAYS! Kennedy, Scot Foster, Adam Cohen, First of aU, our good budday Jimmy D Carl Elsworth, Haywood Foard, and Congrats to Adam MiUer—Adam MUler got married and became a dad (I just Dave RadomUe to name a few. Those has been selected for the U.S. Naval hope he treats her better then samwise). flyboys sure do have a tough hfe....

Academy Leadership Education and Next up, Sergio got married and at the The biggest news of aU is my new last Development Program. He is currendy same time Tucker Bennett was chatting it name! October of 2004+2 I happily the Navigator aboard die USS up with the brides mom. Not to mention. married Isaac VanHoose! Josh Lo-wery, DECATUR (DDG 73) in San Diego, CA. Brownie got in a fight with one of the Scot Foster, Andrew Brown, David So this was a great month for '04 boyfriend of one of the brides' sister and RadomUe, Tammy Lancaster, Kristi Shipmate huh? If anyone out there has then got extremely sick. WhUe Jake Melendez, Jen PoUio, Matt Eck, some funny stories or good news, make AUison Moon, and Josh Ray, were aU

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sure you send it in. Oh yea, before I go here are a couple great picmres.

Shipmate. Opened up ffie account and it was about as empty as our '06 bank account after our first sttetch of parties at ffie Firsry Club. Planffing for the grand opeffing, Jamie, Josh, Jeff and 1 thought, "Honesdy how many kegs do you tffink wiU hold us over for the night?"We roUed the ffice and got as many as we "legaUy" coffid. After ffie sprint from ffie Forrestal lectare in Alumffi over the bridge and about 20 pairs of "battie fatigued" SDB's later I'd say we were a few ffiinks short.

For ffiose who were borrowing their Tucker Bennett assumed duties as parking attendant buddy's jacket for the rest of the year, you In one of his many appearances at a taUgater know what I'm talkmg about. If your not pickmg up what I'm putting down, here is a ffint; the SDB jacket puts out a different flavor without the sleeves and pockets.

Good times. Anyways, since the yahoo account is empty and everyone is busy I'U fffi you in on what I know.

Jake Swanson and Joe "CPO Rose"Zukowsky are sharing a moment together

Faff wffids and foUowmg seas —Lmcoln ANNUAL ME.MBERSHIP: 0% LBRE .MEMBERSHIP: 98%i PRES: ENS John M. Burger E: JohrLVlBui^r@hotmail-com VICE PRES: ENS Jonathan MiUer E:JONATHON.B-iTU5.MILLER @G\LAIL.CO.M TREAS: ENS CoUeen Vote SECY; 2ndLt John McLaughlin ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: 0% LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 98% PRES: ENS Andrew Lukich E: andrewlukich@yahoo.com VICE PRES: ENS Joshua CampbeU TREAS: ENS Je&ey Foulds SECY: ENS Jamison Lupo

Friends, I just fiffished up with my daUy dose of Sportscenter, staying current on world affairs, and made my way to my emaU account ready to put together another

I was on the phone the other day with my good buddy Richard " The Litde Man" PoweU—he's hving m a Dojo ffi Japan. We caught up on aU the basic run of the nffU stuff, such as the adventares of Matt Mcbride and Marvin "BUoxi" Dingle, past and present and fotare.

Richard also brought up aU the fonny ways we used to stick it to Bffiy Kffips, whether it be adffing his name to the local sffigle adds or the everyday ffitimate ttibute amongst friends, the cfficken wing to the face. In between the laughter, we fiUed each offier ffi on what's going ffi Japan and Pensacola. Many of you remember PoweU, aka the "Little Man", ffi all his glory at the Academy. WeU tffings have changed. He ttaded ffi ffis ffip flops.

Navy Hockey t-shirt, USNA laxer shorts and an Acme Natty Bo for Armaffi sffits, Gucci shoes, Pradda glasses, crest wffite strips, muscle mUk, Apple-Tiffi's and a slew of gold necklaces that woffid rival Mr.T. I coffidn't pictare tffis at aU and he refosed to send me any pictares m fear that I would put them ffi Shipmate (actaaUy a sohd move... if I had my hands on those gems I woffidn't be able to resist publisffing them). So here's the deal.. .ff any of you out there have seen Richard m tffis rifficulous get up, please send the pictares in to me. I may even pay S50 doUars for some ffigh quahty pictares and they'U go ffirecdy in the '06 column. Seriously!

Lffe down in the beautifffi Panhanffie is gomg weU. Our hves consist of time at the beach, cramming for ffights, giving each other a sweet new haircut or at the Fish House for a good old winging party.

That's the extent of hfe down here.. .acta-

aUy not too bad. Also, congrats to Lindsay Affiam, Danny Garcia, Jeff Foffids, Zander Owre,Joe Lanffi and everyone else who got winged.

If you're stffi wondering about our bank account, don't worry I was just kidffing. One last tffing, if you're close to Pensacola and want a foton, just swing on by our place. John Stockdffi has a foton that he just can't break up with. Matt Gffiosh fficknamed it "The Cot," for obvious reasons, and we're looking to get rid of it just like how Ed Ridffie use to get rid of ffis pants so he coffid don some boy shorts.

-Andrew

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PRES: MIDN 3 / C Robert Batde VICE PRES: MIDN 3 / C Garth Thomas TREAS: MIDN 3 / C Andrew Diaz SECY: MIDN 3 / C Margaret Boyle E: ml00588@usna.edu

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Alabama Alabama Chapter President: Scott fVatson '83 1936 Cahaba Crest D , Birmingham, AL 35242 P: 205-999-3977; E: Swatson83@aol.com

Vice President: Gordon Lawson '00 3301 Marlboro Dr., Birmingham,AL 35223; P: 205-969-8040; E: gordonmlawson@gmail.com

Please mark your calendars for June Hffi, when we wiU be holdmg our next Alumffi Dinner atVestavia Country Club.The evenir^ promises to be an exciting program focused on ffie success of Navy footbaU. We wiU also be recognizmg an outstandmg graduate firom ffie Class of 2008 wiffi ffie Alabama Leadership Award, wffich wiU be given this year in honor ofWUham H . Natter, Sr.We mvite aU mcomffig midsffipmen and parents to attend as we welcome ffie Class of 2012.

Also, please remember to mark your calendars for ffie last Friday of every monffi w h e n we have our G o Navy lunch at the Grey H o u s e Grffi in H o m e w o o d . Go Navy, Beat Army!

California Los Angeles Chapter LCDR Ricliard R. Pace '63 USNR (Ret.) 6443 BLxbyTerr Dr, Long Beach, CA 90815 P: 562-193-4106; E: rpace@mmnt.com richardpace@dslextrenie. com

Corr. Sec'y: Robert L. Grabarekjr. '81 E: rgrabarek@crowell.com

L.A. Chapter's San Gabriel VaUey group met for limch on 24 January 2008, attended

by R o b Bolster '62, Lloyd Hoover '49,Joe Koch '57,Tun Mahoney '49, Mitch Marich '71, Bob Rogers '54 and daughter Sffirley Moore, Glerm Shinffier '64, and PhU Suffi '49. Joe Koch gave us a report firom the November Board ofTmstees meetmg and offier activities and current events around ffie Naval Academy. We meet for lunch at Mimi's Cafe in Monrovia ffie 4ffi Thursday each monffi except Nov-Dec are roUed togeffier on Beat Army Thursday, 12/4/08.

Contact Glenn Sffindler at gshmdler64(^ earthhnk.net for more details.

AU alumffi in ffie area are always welcome to jom us at ffie Orange County luncheons wffich are held on the second Tuesday of ffie monffi at ffie Santa Ana Elks Club, 212 Elk Lane, Santa Ana, CA.

Huntsville Chapter LCDR Frederick N. Steiner '57, USN (Ret.) 1059Teenajo Dr., SE, Huntsville.AL 35803-3907 H: 256-650-5423; E: navy5717di@aol.coni

Arkansas Arkansas Chapter President: CAPT Scott Pursley USN '79 1 Hillsborough Ct., Litde Rock, AR 72212; H: 501-954-9612; E: spursley@aol.com

February 2008 Orange County Lutuheon T h e Orange County Luncheon was held Sec'y-Trea: Mr. Greg Stimis '68 on Tuesday, February 12,2008, at ffie Santa 42 Clenaux Dr, Litde Rock, AR 72223 Ana EUcs Club. O u r speaker tffis month p: 501-868-7590; E; gstimis@swbell.net was C D R Nick Maffigan U S N R ' 8 1 , ffie Blue and Gold Area Coorffinator for Area 424 wffich encompasses aU of Orange Arizona Chapter County and part of the San Gabriel VaUey. President: J. J. Skip Lind '75 Nick's talk, entided "Could You Get into H: 602-265-0238; C: 602-697-1563; F: 602-265-1227 ffie Naval Academy Today? Naval Academy E: SK1PLIND@1975.USNA.COM Admissions Update - An Insight into www.usna.com/Chapter/us/arizona Local Admissions", brought aU those atSecretary: Ed Howard '63 tenffing up to date on how to get into the E: Ehowardl963@cs.com Academy today and what aU canffidates Southern Arizona Chapter must do. It was quite an eye opener for President: COL George Dolan '57, USAF (Ret.) many of the older alumni w h o have not 7700 Calle Sin Controversia.Tucson.AZ 8571 investigated admissions into the Naval H: 520-297-3659; E: wgntdolan@earthlink.net Academy in many years. Nick also gave us Seaetary: AMB Jack R. Binns '56 the admissions statistics for Area 424 for 4240 N Larrea Ln.Tucson.AZ 85750 H: 520-886-9222; E: Jmbinns@aol.com the past 3 admissions cycles which overaU are very good. Everyone left the luncheon

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Monterey Bay Chapter President: John A. Alicit '64 Corr. Sec'y: Jim Egerton '56

CWfrom L: Mitch Marich '71, Glenn Shindler '64, Tim Mahoney '49, Joe Koch '57, Bob Rogers '54, E: u.snaaa__mr>"@pacbell.net Shirley (Rogers) Moore, Lloyd Hoover '49, Phil Suhr '49, Rob Bolster '62 Sacramento Chapter

Vice President: Mrs. Carol Altom '95 2620 Indian Oaks Trail, Springdale.AR 72762 P: 479-756-3347; E: c_altom@yahoo.com

knowing far better what it takes to become a Midsffipman today.

T h e classes with the most classmates present were '53 and '59 wiffi 3 each.We welcomed first time attendees Roger Hield '71 and Susan Cabral '80 and hope ffiey wffi join us more often in ffie fotare. We also welcomed back Buck Caffin '42 who has not joined us in many monffis.

Those attenffing the luncheon fficluded: BUI McReynolds '41, Buck Qtlin '42, Bob R u b e l '44, R i c h Crane '47,John Snyder '50,Tom GUlen '51,A1 Enderle '52, Dave Girover '53, Bob LoweU '53, Ed Petersen '53,Joe Koch '57, Dave StiUer '57, Joe Casasanto '59, Bob Currie '59, Joe Keeley '59, Dick Baffister '60, Jack O'Brien '62, Charles McCarffiy '63, Glenn Sffinffier '64, Dick Cuciti '67, R o g e r Hield ' 7 1 , Susan Cabral '80, Nick Maffigan '81, Mike Mahoney '82,JeffHallin '83, Steve Shatynski '83,John Qffinn '91, Dan Chang '93, Fred and Pat Sendra CGA '56, and former Naval Officer Bffi Meddmgs

President: Mr. Dennis P. Joyce '61 P: 916-631-8110; E:djoyce 1961 @liooiiail.com

Vice President: Dr. Terry Bwum '67 P: 530-676-0327; E: t\vbrown@innen:ite.com

Secretary: Mr. Steve Berg '66 P: 916-359-8811; E: reelbei^@surevrest.net

Treasurer: Mr.ftm D'Orso '52 P: 916-771-8950; E: jndo@sutewest.net

Date: 7 February 2008. After weeks of unseasonably cold and rainy weaffier, ffie clouds parted and Sacramento skies cleared, offering a very pleasant mid-fifties afternoon here in the CentralVaUey. Attendees: Stan H o g s h e a d '43, Steve Young '50, John Haynes '55,JohnTait '60, MUdtel MoUer '66, Mardis Goers '66, Steve B e r g '66, Brian Grubbs '92, and Larry Siffiffi, U S M A '62.

Today's meeting tarned out to be an informal round table ffiscussion of current events, with ffie presidential primaries taking center stage. Former Massachusetts governor Mitt R o m n e y had ffiropped out

of ffie race on ffie Repubhcan side offiy a few hours prior to kickoff, leaving U S N A (Trad, former P O W and current Arizona Senator John McKain as ffie front-runner and apparent party nominee. Opinions were expressed and most mfficated ffiat this is tarffing out to be one of the most interestmg presidential elections ffi memory, on boffi sides of ffie pohtical spectrum. Some vroiced hope that no clearcut favorite vvoffid prevaU soon, and a few reminded us of ffie excitement of campaigns decades ago wffien pohtical conventions were held to acmaUy choose a party canffidate, raffier than present-day confabs held orJv to alorib.' ffie rvvro major parties.

Attention ffien tarned to a recent event m ffie Peoples' R e p u b h c of Berkelev. vv here ffie city councU vroted just last week to "censure" ffie U S M C recrffiring office and suggest ffiat ffiey were "unwelcome mcruders." m ffie hope ffiat ffie Corps vvoffid close down ffieff operations on Shattack Avenue. Uproar was immeffiate and widespread. Manycommercial and mdustrial ffims took action to cease d o m g busmess wiffi any Berkelev governmental, retaU or wholesale establishments, citing ffieff outrage at the narrovv-mmded approach to hberahzmg hfe ffi ffie city. Tffis story is far from ov-er, and it wiU probably hold a promment place m ffie national news for qffite some time.

GeneraUy" speakmg, as one might imagme, ffiere was not much support withm our group for ffie city" councU's stand.

Key chapter figure Brian Grubbs '92 annoimced that he wiU be activated m September for nme or ten months (mcluding mdoctrination and training) to be unolved ffi harbor security ffi Kuwait.We wiU miss Brian's constant support, meetmg attendance and thoughtfffi and informed contributions to our discussions, but we are hopefffi that he can mamtam some commuffication during his stay abroad.

In ffie absence of Denny Joyce, chapter president, ffie meetmg seff-adjoumed at 1245 hours.

San Diego Chapter President: Mike Moivins '79 V^-: 76rV602-O857; H: 760-02-0884 E: president@usnaaa.sd.com

Corr. Sec'y: Heidi Maley Gutierrez '89 W: 858-450-8422; C: 858-«)5-5819 E: corrsec@usnaaasd.com Web site: w\vw.usnaaasd.com

January 2008 Luncheon O u r January luncheon speaker was Ed Ward.VP and Trustee of the Mt. Soledad Memorial Association ("MSMA").

Ed was raised in Southfield, Micffigan, just outside of Dettoit. H e earned is Commission as a 2nd Lt. ffi the Regffiar U.S. Army m 1962, after graduating from Eastern Micffigan Uffiversity. FoUowing completion of Officer Basic Ranger School and Airborne School, Ed was assigned to Schofield Barracks ffi Hawffi as an Irffantry Platoon Leader, and then immeffiately sent on a special rffission to Viemam. In 1963, Ed volunteered to take a Platoon of machme gunners to Viemam to fly hehcopter rffissions with the South Viemamese Army.

R e t a r n m g from Viemam, Ed was selected as the Commandant of the 25th Irffantry- Division N C O Academy. In 1965, he retarned to civffian hfe and attended U C L A , where he earned ffis MBA, with Honors.

In 1967, Ed j o m e d General Dynarffics, where he served 27 years ffi Procurement Conttacting, Program Management and Intemational Marketing. After ffie General DyTiamics Space Systems Division was sold to Lockheed Martin, Ed served as Vice President of Intemational Marketing and Sales ffi ffie Asia-Pacffic region.

Ed reffied ffi 2003 and formed ffis own International Consffitancy for Asia Marketing—^EdWard & Associates, Inc., based m LaJolla. H e is active ffi ffie La JoUa commuffity, and notably—and passionately—^the MSMA.

February 2008 Luncheon We were excited to be joined at our Febmary luncheon by Dr. Richard Lederer, auffior of more than 30 books about language and humor, and one of the origmal co-hosts of the popffiar National Pubhc Raffio show "A Way With Words."

Dr. Lederer's many books include ffis best-selhng Anguished Enghsh series and ffis current book. Presidential Trivia: T h e Feats. Fates. Famffies. Foibles and Firsts of O u r American Presidents.

In addition. Dr. Lederer writes a synfficated column, "Looking at Language," wffich appears in newspapers and magazines tffioughout ffie Uffited States; he has been proffied ffi magazmes as ffiverse as ffie NewYorker. People, and ffie National Enquirer; and he remains Veffiivore Emeritas on ffie show he co-founded, "A Way With Words."

Dr. Lederer fascmated the auffience with anecdotes from ffis new book, about the American Presidents and their hves, fragffities and fortitades.

NAVNET N A V N E T is a networkmg venue for U S N A grads, as weU as anyone else. T h e group convenes every third Friday at Treffises Garden Grffi in the Town & Country Hotel & Resort on Hotel Circle. It's "come as you are" and "pay as you go." They average 30 ^- for breakfast, so ffyou are m ffie market for a new career or a motivated "new ffire," check it out. For information, contact T o m H a m m o n s '71, phone (858) 538-9824, emaU tjhammons@aol.com.

San Francisco Chapter President:James Ryan '86 E: jam es@peisales.com

We had a great event at our montffiy luncheon at the Tarragon Restaurant in Sunnyvale. Those in attendance were CharUe M a s o n , '66, N e a l 'Whitsett, '76,JeflFAsher, '81, Frank M o r e m a n . '81, Mark W h a r t o n , '86, Martin M c M a h o n n , '92.

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CHAPTER NEWS Look for these fotare events: Goff in AprU, Montffiy Luncheons on the 3rd Thursday or every m o n t h at ffie Tarragon Restaurant in Sunnyvale at 1145.

Santa Barbara Chapter Pres: CDR William J Stewart '63, USNR (Ret.) 1617 Las Canoas Rd., Santa Barbara, CA 93105 H: 805-962-0703; E: tenbears@silcom.com

Secretary: Cam Vantrease '70 E: cam_v@sbcglobal.net

Colorado Colorado Chapter CAPT Daniel Branch Jr. '59, USN (Ret.) 555 Apollo Dr., Boulder, C O 80303-5002 H: 303-499-0337; E: dbranchjr@aol.com Web site: www.usna.com/Chapters/US/ Colorado/detault.hmi

Connecticut Connecticut Chapter Raymond Boyd '73 89 Davis Dr, Guilford, CT 06437 P: 202-453-9439; E: raymond.boyd@ansys.com

A m e e t i n g o f the Chapter Board o f Directors was held at Essex M e a d o w s in Essex, C o n n e c t i c u t o n January 13, 2008. Numerous items of busmess were ffiscussed.

It was d e c i d e d that four Chapter Events w o u l d b e held d u r i n g 2008.

The first event wiU be held in AprU and be focused on Networking. T h e second event wUl be held ffi June or Jffiy. The focus of tffis meeting wffi be an address by the Naval Academy Superintendent or C o m mandant. T h e specffic date of tffis meeting -wffi depend upon the schedule and avaUabUity of ffie two speakers.The tffird meeting is being planned for the September timefirame.A number of ffiemes/events are being explored in order to make tffis an mteresting event at a central location witffin the state. T h e final event for the year wffi be the ever popular Admissions meeting held m aU likehhood, on the tffird Thursday in November. Specific locations and dates for these meetings are not fixed at the time of this writmg. Once the venues and timefiames for the events are ffinUy estabhshed, the information wiU be promulgated on our Chapter website at: www.usna.com/ C h a p t e r s / U S / C o n n . Be sure to check our website frequently for detaUs on aU aspects of our Chapter activities, especiaUy the networking meeting, since you wiU be reaffing this in the AprU edition of Shipmate.

M u c h discussion was d e v o t e d t o the subject o f m e m b e r s h i p dues and w h e n they have to b e paid. Clearly confosion exists with the existing system.

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leave the existing system in place to sffifting to a c o m m o n expiration date. N o final decision was reached at ffie Board Meetmg.

Chris Pierson volunteered to take a look at the various options, incorporate necessary changes and act as ffie haison between the Treasurer and the Database Manager for senffing out dues reminders.

T h e subject o f increasing our Chapter membership was also discussed at great length. With over 800 U S N A graduates resident witffin the State of Cormecticut (as estabhshed by ffie U S N A master database) and fewer than 200 dues paying members in our Chapter, tffis item of busmess comes up at every Board meetmg. We are unable to get more than 25 percent of the state residents interested in joinmg our Chapter That is ffie good news!

T h e bad news is that very htde progress is ever made in improving the situation.

Su^estions, heartfelt pleas and offier efforts short of senffing out "Press Gangs" have been ttied ffi ffie past but, sadly, to no avaU. O u r membersffip tolls remam pretty much the same, year after year. Rest assured however that we shaU continue to try to increase our Chapter membersffip, come what may! You know, maybe those press gangs are not such a bad idea after aU! A reminder for the c o m p u t e r Uterate readers a m o n g us is t o insure that your profiile is u p - t o - d a t e in the master database o f our parent national organization at: -ww.usna.edu.This is very important and beneficial for both you and our parent U S N A organization. Please make a note to do so in the near fotare.

BEAT N O T R E DAME AGAIN! Dave Boyd, '59

Delaware Delaware Chapter Mr. Frank S. "Nick" Carter III '70 RO. Box 462; Lewes, DE 19958-0462 H: 302-644-4838; E: nick,carter@\-erizon.net

Florida Fort Lauderdale Chapter President:WilterTelmo Ortega '59 PO Box 4593, Hollywood , FL 33081 E: w32422002@yahoo.coni; P: 305-297-6260

VP Programs: William Wilier '65 E: willweiler@aol.com; P: 954344-4513

VP Membership: DaveYablunosky '84 E: dyablunosky@bellsouth.net; P: 954-234-1070

Secretary: Brian Kling '99 105 Royal Pard Dr.Apt 2E Oakland Park, FL 33309-5835; E: Brian_Khng@ml.coni P: 954-907-7529

Treasurer: Rob Gillette '90 E: rgillette@centexconstrucrion.com; P: 954-444-6782

Gainesville Chapter CAPT J Michael Smith '61, USNR (Ret.) 10424 SW 41st PI., Gainesville, FL 32608 H: 352-376-6611; W; 352-376-3301 E: mickey@acceleration.net

T h e Service Academy Alumffi Club of GainesviUe held its montffiy luncheon meeting on Thursday 17 January 2008 at Grillmaster's Restaurant.

Naval Academy alumffi in attendance were Al V i t o '44, D i c k A m b r o g i '48, Hart StringfeUow '48,Jim Zimmerman '54, RusseU Henderson '58, Peter McCaU '59, M i c k e y S m i t h '61, Jerry Kennedy '61,"Ty"Tyler '76, and Gary Stasco ' 8 1 . Attenffing from the MUitary Academy were Charhe HaU '46 andjere Whittington '46. Attenffing from the Air Force Academy was D o u g Walker '74.

Attenffing from ffie Merchant Marffie Academy was Walt Visffiski '56.

M e m b e r D o u g WaUcer, USAF '74, was our speaker. Currendy an adrffiffistrative law judge with the Social Security Admiffisttation, D o u g was commissioned ffi ffie Meffical Service Corps of ffie USAF Meffical Services. As a hospital admiffistrator, D o u g was assigned to Uffited States Central Command at McDUl AFB m Tampa, Horida, drawmg command watches during Operations Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom. T h e topic of tffis, ffie last in his series based on ffis C E N T C O M experiences, was "Where's Osama?"The background of the Ben Laffin fanffiy, ffie rise and faU of Osama's influence witffin ffie famUy, his ouster from Sudan and ffis early days in Afghaffistan were covered. Using a timehne developed wiffi excerpts firom video images, auffio transcripts and newspaper articles, it became hard to ffispute that Osama Ben Laffin, if not kffied outright at Tora Bora, has survived ffis known heart and kidney ailments without ffie modern meffical tteatment not avaUable in the Pakistani ttibal regions.

Our meetmgs are at 11:30 AM ffie third Thursday of ffie monffi at Grffi Masten, 7750 West Univei-sity Avenue in Gainesville.

Alunmi and their fanffiies, current and foture midsffipmen and cadets invited to attend.

Jacksonville Chapter CAPT Michael O. Boms '70, USN (Ret.) 1185 Salt Marsh Cir. PonteVedra Beach, FL 32082-2543 H; 904-273-4714; W: 904-285-3400, ext. 356 E: mborns@nieridianmgmt.com usna,i,iJ,-Lxchap@usa.net

Miami Chapter Richard W Ogden '66 5590 Hammock Dr. Coral Gables, FL 33156 H: 305-665-9641; B: 305-663-5860 E: billol@bellsouth.net

Sec'y: Sergei Kowalchik '67 E: sergei@bellsouth.net

Greetings firom Miami.

WeU. just as we ffiought we had had an election vviffiout a major ffic-up, and wiffi orUy mmor controversy for tweaking ffie two parties' Grand PooBahs' efficts as to when states are aUovved to have a Primary, a real brouhaha appears to be brewing m ffie Democrat Party. I'm so glad Florida's record remains unblemished; we'd sure hate to be out of ffie election limehght.

On ffie local sports firont, ffie offiy positive tffing worth mentionmg (Dolphins: 1-15; Heat m ffie toUet) is ffie Giants u n expected and unlikely preservation of ffie only "Perfea Season" m NFL history - ffie 1972 Dolphins.Thank yrou Eli and all ffie N Y Giants.

Smce ffie last column, ffie Miami Chapter has been busy wiffi a whole flurry of acmiries. Army-Navy Game get-togeffier.

Founder's Day Celebration and Hohday Reception, Poinsettia Bowl get-togeffier and helpffig host ffie U S N A Maraffion Team during ffieff recent competition ffi ffie Miami Marathon.

O n December 1st, 39 alumffi, guests and parents of Midsffipmen, plus a signfficantly lesser number of'ffiose offier folks" m grey, held our annual gaffiermg at Hoohgans Pub to cheer ffie Navy team onto the imprecedented S I X T H CONSECUTIVE VICTORY OVER ARMY. For ffie first time, the group also fficluded several active duty folks from the US Souffiem C o m m a n d here in Miami.

As always, it was a superb fon time wiffi ffie traffitional cheers, songs. R e e f Points' recitations and "good natured razzing" of "ffie opposition". Also as always, the groups joffied the Corps and the Brigade m sffigmg the Alma Maters at the end of the game, and thus begin the next 364 days of camaraderie and shared ttaffition of Comrades ffi Arms.

Attendmg for "the good guys" were: Many Pines '50 (seffior m e m b e r present);Juffi and B u c k B u c h a n a n '66; MyriamVictoria and T o n y R u i z '85; Mike Preis '67; Mike R o u n d s '81 and his son Brandon; Frank Martin '59; Robin and D a n C o n d o n '62; Pam and Alfi-ed B u n g e '88 plus their daughters Carohna, Diana and Anna Cecffia; Capt.

MUce Vance U S N '85;Wendy and Scott Cantfil '72; Susy and R i c k GUbert '72; Crut Butler '81; M i g u e l Cintron '86; RusseU O t w a y '02 and Kevin O t w a y

'02 (our resident twin grads.); Kate and E d McKenny '70; Stefaffie and Tyson Lewis '93; Peggy Sapp '62; Jon Rank '03 (juffior member present); Hal Garrigues '77 and ffis guest Kay AUard; Sergei Kowalchik '67 and ffis bride MarshaU Byrum;Armette and Walt Alvarez, parents of Anffiew '10; and R A D M Harry Harris U S N '78, w h o is ffie J 3 at S O U T H C O M and was able to j o m us for ffie thffd quarter, after just retarffing firom Guantanamo Bay. O n December 18ffi, ffie Miami Chapter held its traditional Annual Hohday Reception and Founders' Day Celebration, at ffie Coral ReefYacht Club. Tffis is ffie largest and most lavish event of the year, bringmg togeffier Alumffi and ffieir guests, local area Midsffipmen, U S N A Canffidates, as weU as parents and guests of Mids and Canffidates.

With a total attendance of over 100, it was our largest such event to date. A m o n g those attendmg, there were 18 Alumffi, 14 Midsffipmen and 11 Canffidates.

T h e Coral ReefYacht Club ffid theff usual superb j o b of providmg food and ffiink for ffie festivities and the enjoyment plus camaraderie borne of a shared experience, or possible fotare shared experience of aU attendmg, was obvious to ffie most casual observer. The finale of the structared program fficluded ffie sffigmg of Happy Birthday to the Academy, ffie cuttmg of ffie birthday cake plus ffie Midsffipmen leadmg ffie enffie group m ffie smgmg of "Navy Blue and Gold".

Because of Chapter Column word coimt resttictions, I need to hmit the attendance hsting to just alumffi and theff guests, as weU as Midsffipmen.

Alumffi attenffing: Chuck BorteU '67;Juffi and B u c k B u c h a n a n '66; Pam and Alfi-ed B u n g e '88;Jaffice and WUUam Burd '65; Scott Cantfil '72; Jovan and B o b Chester '68;Joe Chopek '69; Patty and T o m Crompton '59; Alan Greer '61; R A D M Harry Harris U S N '78 and ffis spouse C D R Bruffi Braffiey U S N ; Sergei Kowalchik '67; Stephaffie and Tyson Levids '93; Frank Martin '59; Mel Meinhardt '80;Juhe and BUI O g d e n '66; NeUa and T e l m o Ortega '59; C A P T IVUke Vance U S N '85; Karen and BUI WeUer '65.

Midsffipmen attendmg (sorry, don't have the class): Andrew Alvarez; Chfton Bukowksy; Alexander Coker; David Gateau; Carlos M Iguina; Erik Knebel; R o l y Machado; Megan McCuUoch; Juan Narvaez;Victor Perez; Chnt Ramsden; Alex Ravelo; Katie Traster; Casey Velazquez.

O u t of words; to be continued; tffi the next one.

Sergei

Naples-Fort Myers Chapter President: Robert Shearer '58 3900 Isla Cmdad Ct., Naples, FL 34190 P: 239-596-2460; E: rhss58@s-wfla.rrcom

Secretary: Roger Rotondi '57 E: RHROTO@YAHOO.COM

Orlando Chapter President: LCDR Nick L. Peterson '86 USN 5679 Pond Pine Point, Oviedo, FL 32765 H: 407-365-6707; E: nick.peterson@1986.usna.com

Palm Beach Chapter CAPT Dan Marangiello, USN (Ret.) '51 1986 SE Doverbrook St, Port St. Lucie, FL H: 772-879-7188; E: dannavynet@comcast.net

Pensacola Chapter Mr. Dick Folga '70 2653 Del Mar Drive, Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 H: 850-934-1056; E: dfolga@bellsouth.net

National Trustee: CAPT Glenn Montgomery '71 USN (Ret.) 1152 Ceylon Ct. Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 C: 850-449-2510;W: 800-332-1411 E monty4gb@aol.com

Greetings and Salutations from the W A R M and F R I E N D L Y Guff Coast.

Another busy m o n t h has come and gone with more fon and frivohty to come in the ensumg months. First up for the Pensacola Chapter was the Poinsettia Bowl, hosted by N e w York Nick's. W i t h over 80 alums and guests in attendance, the offiy tffing wffich could have improved the festivities was a last second heroic comeback by Navy. Alas, it was not to be, however, we stffi had a great time.

S^H^fW '-^^J^M

January Luncheon Speaker-Capt

Connie Frizzel, '86

Capt Connie Frizzel, 84, and Dick Folga, '70

The offier event was our monthly luncheon, held at Skopelo's on the Bay. C A P T Cormie Frizzel (86) Commanffing Officer of ffie Navy's Cyberwarfare School provided a briefing on what they do, w h o they fight, and most impressively what it takes to become a cyber warrior. Attendmg tffis luncheon was:

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In addition to the Chapter's montffiy luncheons, upcoming events for the spring include the annual Blue and Gold dinner on 10 AprU at My Spayce in downtown Pensacola, with special guest speaker George Watt, CEO/President of USNAAA Go Navy.. .Beat Army (again!)

Space Coast Chapter

LCDR Milton E. Burdsall '56, USNR 7465 Cypress Bend Manor,Vero Beach, FL. 32966 P: 772-299-4347; E: miltandpat@msn.com

Suncoast Chapter

Clifford P. Bermann '45 3240 Lake Pointe Blvd #324, Sarasota, FL 34231 E: plcwec@aol.com

Tampa Bay Chapter

CAPTJohn S. Kamen '77, USN (Ret.) 1105 Culbreath Isle Dr,Tampa, FL 33629 H: 813-288-9548; C: 8134-385-6972 E: Johnkamen@aol.com

Secretary /Communications: Perry Dempsey E: dempseypw@msn.com www.usna.com/Chapters/US/fl/tampabay/

HeUo, Tampa Bay Chapter! Our membersffip is suffering in the throes and the grip of a Florida winterâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;ffigh temperatares offiy into the 70's and lows in the 50's.

We held our montffiy meeting at Lee Roy Selmon's with these alumffi in attendance: Bud Alexander '56, Warren Hahn '60, Don CoughUn '62, Pete Leniart '66, Gary Polansky '69, Perry Dempsey '72, Ken Mayeaux '73, Chapter President John Kamen '77, Steve Swift '87, and Oris de Mier '91.

We discussed the recent visit by the Superintendent (article below).

Tampa Bay, FL Chapter SUPT'S ON! The Supt addresses the Tampa Bay Chapter

VADM Fowler Addresses the Tampa Bay Chapter at Luncheon

By Perry W . Dempsey '72

On 24 January, the Superintendent adffiessed the Tampa Bay Chapter of the U.S. Naval Academy Alumffi Association, wffich included 100 alumffi, their spouses, midsffipmen's parents and potential midshipmen candidates. The luncheon, organized and prepared by Len LaPorta '87, included prehmmary remarks, greetmgs and salutations before the Supt took the poffium.The President of the USNA Alumffi Association, CAPT George Watt '73, USNR (Ret.) addressed the chapter with a report on the ventares of the Alumffi Association. CAPT Watt described the "Extended Brigade" as consisting of approximately 44,000 members of the Alumffi Association in over 100 chapters worldwide and over 80 Parents' Clubs.

CAPT John Kamen '77, USN (Ret.), President of the Tampa Bay Chapter, provided a laudatory inttoduction of ffie keynote speaker. VADM Jeff'ery Fowler '78 focused on the status of affairs in the Yard and the adjustaients ffiat have transpired since he "took the watch".The recurring theme in the Superintendent's remarks included exacting camaiaderie as sffipmates and shipboard leaders, as weU as exhorting the Wghest degree of accountabffity from the members of the Brigade. He msists on re-instUhng the sffipboard way of hfe at the Academy, because witffin months the First Class wiU be joiffing the Fleet.The sffip-hke camaraderie includes sitting together and eating together during mealtimes.VADM Fowler emphasized the mission of the Academy. He is resolute that the Academy wUl provide "the tUtimate product to our customer". He prouffiy stated,"We (the Navy) Wre 100% of our graduates". He further underhned the significance of the role of the Brigade by relating that he receives the soon-to-graduate Fffst Class in the same reception room at his house as the one in which he received President Bush, Israeh Prime Miffister Oknert, and Palestinian Prime Minister Abbas during the recent Annapohs Conference.

The lunch was concluded by singing Navy Blue & Gold, led by Perry Dempsey '72.

From left: Stanley Gray '77, CDR Steve Swift '87, VADM Fowler '78, John Kamen '77 chapter president, Len LaPorta '87, George Watt '73 USNAAA President

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The Class of '61 at the Supt's Luncheon.

The Superintendent at the podium.

George Watt at the podium.

Upcommg events were ffiscussed as detaUed below.

Possible V E N U E C H A N G E : T h e Board has been lookffig for a meeting place ffiat is more sffitable for our needs.

John Kamen conducted an iffitial sortie on CDB Southside at 3671 South Westshore Blvd between El Prado and EucHd Avenues— approximately 1 mUe Norffi of Gandy Blvd.

Perry Dempsey ffid a covert foUow-up reconnaissance. O u r ffiaft Sitaation R e p o r t is ffiat the restaurant is much more accommodating and amenable to our requhements, but the location is off the beaten path and perhaps a bit more travel woffid be required for some. T h e Board n o w must decide if/when to iffitiate the change. T h e chapter wUl be kept informed.

D U E S / D U E S / D U E S — the Mission of the Alumffi Association is stated below: • To serve and support the United States, the Naval Service, the Naval Academy and its alumni: • By forthering the highest standards at the Naval Academy; • By seeking out, informing, encouraging and assisting outstanding, quahfied young men and women to pursue careers as officers in the Navy and Marine Corps through the Naval Academy; and

• By iffitiating and sponsoring activities which wiU perpetuate the history, traditions, memories and growth of the Naval Academy and bind alumni together in support of ffie highest ideals of command, citizenship and government. • Please pay your dues in a timely manner to ensure we can accomplish the numerous missions/goals of the Association and our chapter, which includes honoring our intuition and its alumni, recruiting excellent canffidates, and providing superb services (incluffing speakers) in the future.

Annual dues of $20 may be mailed to our treasurer, Pete Leffiart '66, at P.O. Box 15824, Clearwater, FL 33766.

Upcoming activities are: 9 M A R — Picffic on base - focus on canffidates/pre-candidates - Picnic volunteers needed. Currently John and Gary wiU cook.

22 M A R — Parents Club meeting wiffi invited speaker.

29 M A R — T a m p a Bay Lighttiing Hockey game.

29 MAY — N A V Y - a r m y Golf —probably at Feathersound but may relocate- looking at $75 per person.

Gary Polansky Action Officer.

9 O C T — Founder's Day— Feathersound CC.Warren Hahn Action Officer.

1 NOV—Veterans'Appreciation Day in Clearwater—Pete Leffiart '66 Action Officer.

6 D E C — Army-Na-vy Game.

See you next month!

Georgia Atlanta Chapter President: Mitch Rowland '71 4 Pinegate Court; Peachtree City, Georgia 30269 E: grumpymitch@yahoo.com; C; 770-487-9746 W: 770-846-6427

Secretary: Pies Bruce '77 E: ples.bruce@yahoo.coni; P: 404-344-6389 Web site: WAvw.usnaaaa.com

Hawaii Honolulu Chapter President: CAPT Steve Colon '81, USNR (Ret) 115 Kaapuni Dr, Kailua. HI 96734 P: 808-265-4253; E: scolon@1981.usna.com

Sec'y: Elizabeth Cianci '02 E: Elizabeth.Cianci@ferguson.com

Idaho Northwest Chapter Col. Kenneth WMoore '66, USMC (Ret.)

Intermountain

Chapter

See Utah

Illinois Chicago Chapter CDR Fredrick WWeber '75, USNR (Ret.) 2134 Evert Ct., Northbrook, IL 60062-6612 H: 847-559-9381;W: 312-845-3444 Fred.Weber@2comm.com Website: www.usna.com/chapters/us/illinois/chicago

Indiana Indianapolis Chapter CAPT Charles A. Rainey '84, USNR 12804 Double Eagle Dr, Carmel, IN 46033 H: 317-815-0575; E: crainey@flilbi.com

Michiana Chapter President: CDR John (Chris) Haizlip '72, USN (Ret.) 15246 Longford Dr, Granger, IN 46530 H: 574-273-2939; E: CHaizlip@aoI.com

Louisville/Southern

Indiana Chapter

See Kentucky

Iowa Upper Midwest Chapter See Minnesota

International Costa Rica Claudia A. Pacheco '64 Apt. 4307-1000, San Jose, Costa Rica H: 506-224-4325;W: 506-225 4239 C: 506 383 5824; E: cpacheco@1964.usna.com

Guam Chapter CAPT Noel M. Enriquez '84, USNR PO. Box 26849, GME Barrigada, GU 96921-6849 H: 671-472-9629; HFax: 671-472-1966 C: 671-777-9629; E: NME@1984.usna.com

Philippines Chapter President:Jose "Roy" Roilo Golez '70 4/F Crowntop Condominium Orrigas Ave., Greenhills, San Juan H: 726-8134 917-539-5095 (NSC) 927-6271; fax: 928-6029 E: gogo@golez.com

Secretary: Vincent Sibala '93 O / N - l H Q Phihppine Navy (pma92) 2335 Roxas Blvd., Manila P: 919-354-5846; E: pastilan@hotmail.com

Tokyo Bay Chapter CDR Nolan D. Villarin '82, USNR PSC 473 Box 990, FPO Ap 96349-0990 O: DSN243-7437; Conim: OH-81-46-816-7437 E: villarin@c7fnavy.mil

Turkey Chapter LTJGArifCirtlik '98,Turkish Navy Vehefendi Mah, 75/6 Sok.No:51/2 Zeytinburnu, Istanbul,Turkey 34765 H: 212-510-5805; E: acirdik@hormaiI.com

31048 E. Hayden Lake Rd., RO. Box 2020, Hayden, ID 83835-7059; H: 208-772-7494 E: i35hawk@sisna.coni

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(see also Ohio)

Louisville/Southern Indiana Chapter Captain Gregory Reinhardt '79, USNR (Ret.) 712 Talon Place, Louisville, KY 40223 E: captaingreg@insightbb.com; H: 502-244-7707

Lonisiana New Orleans Chapter Pres: LCDR Daniel G. Musmanno '73, USNR 13295 Highway 23, Belle Chase, LA 70037-4107 H; 504-656-7597; C; 504-717-6401 E: danmusmanno@cmaaccess.com

Maine Portland Chapter Jeffrey Peters '85 1 Sumac Dr, Brunswick ME 04011 H: 207-729-7306; W: 207-443-5576 E; jpeters@pteti.com

Maryland Annapolis Chapter President: CAPT Michael Fierro '82 1 Kinkaid Rd.,Annapohs, MD 21402-10502

Secretary :Jenn Stillings '96 145 Lehman Ct., AnnapoUs, MD 21409-5483 E: jerm@worldawake.net

Baltimore Chapter CDR Steve G.Young '84, USNR c/o Morgan Stanley 11311 McCormick Rd., Hunt Valley, MD 21031 W: 410-229-8206 E: steven.g.young@morganstanley.com

by ffie traffitional toast, "to ffiose w h o have gone before us." Dinner was exceUent, and conversations inevitably stemmed from memories formed along ffie shore of the Severn. Lambert " B o " Heikes '71 performed the InstaUation of Officers, namely Mike DeManss, president; A n d y Mechling '73, vice president;Jolm ""^iz"'Vrithers '79, secretary; and Ted Herring '67, tteasurer. Next, R e n e Chicoine '67 announced ffie rest of the 2008 Board of Directors: NUdd BattagUa '96, Dermis " D a g o " Bostich '74, R e n e Cfficoine, Mike Cosgrove '70, Mike D o u g h e r t y '73, Bo Heikes,Jack Pappas '61, Brian Sandberg '97,Jim Sandberg '69, Scott Sanders '80, and Rick Snyder '75. W h e n ffie formahties were complete, ffie president closed the eveffing with a toast, "to ffiose w h o come beffind us," and a sffirffig renffition of Navy Blue & Gold.

U p c o m i n g events: 8 AprU 2008- Montffiy business meeting, 5:00 p m at T h e St. James Pub. 13 May 2008- Midsffipman Graduation Recogffition Luncheon.

As always, be sure to check the Chapter web site, www.navyalumffi.org, for schedffie updates and event detaUs. Grab a feUow Alumnus and attend a Chapter event! Become a member for offiy $16.

Eastern Shore Chapter President: CDR Craig Etka, USN (Ret) '65 P: 410-820-7761; scorpioventures@goeaston.net

Vice President: CDR Doyle Winters, USNR (Ret) '65 P: 410-770-5270; doylew@1965.usna.com

13502 West Oak St., Mt. Airy, MD 21771 H: 301-798-0045; E: JMHEIGES@msn.com

Secretary: Dan T. Altomare '88

0'Mt 1 * 4

E: AltomareDT@worldkitchen.com

Greater Southern Maryland Michael DeManss '73

Chapter

( The Sandbergs

Briscoe Cove, PO. Box 277, Compton, MD 20627 P: 301-475-7028;Website: http://www.navyalumni.org

O n 1 February 2008, the Greater Southern Maryland Chapter held its annual Dinner and Business Meeting.

Almost 40 members and guests were in attendance atWooffiands Grffi in WUdewood.The evening began with one of Mike D e M a n s s ' '73 famous chow caUs to close the cocktaU hour, foUowed

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42 Curtis St., Sonien.'iUe, MA 02144 P: 617-821-5879; E: ksclancy@mac.com

MicluQan Detroit Chapter Arthur WBryant '66 1811 Hollywood Crosse Pointe Woods, Ml 48236-1311 H: 313-885-2174; F:313-881-2333 E: lynorart@comcast.net

Mike Bennett presents the "Commandant's Award" to Chip Campbell '76

O n Monday 12 November 2007 we held our montffiy luncheon at the Ten Eyke Tavern of the Dearborn Inn. At the meeting Mike Bennett, ffie Eastern Micffigan Area Coorffinator for ffie Blue and Gold Program, made a presentation to Cffip CampbeU '76 of ffie "Commandant's Award" for outstanffing conttibution to the Blue and Gold Officers Program.

T h e award consists of a plaque and certificate. Cffip is retiring firom ffie program after many years of very successfffi recrffiting efforts.

Upper Midwest Chapter Pres: UCol Alex Plechash '75, USMC (Ret.)

L Wayne Smith '50 and his bride

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Frederick Chapter John M. Heiges '59

Boston Chapter Kevin S Clancy '69

Minnesota

Sec'y/Treas: CDR Dave Lovelady, USN (Ret) '66 P: 410-822-7748; DEL@DLovelady Net 29425 Andrew LN, Easton, MD 21601-6223

Massachusetts

Garth VanSickle '67 reminisces with, Bobbiand Ted Herring '67

475 Highcrott Rd.Wayzata. MN 55391 p: 952-473-0011; m: 612-801-8222 E: AlexPlech,ish@mchsi.coni

Shipmate Contact: CAPT Rick Udicious, USNR '75 p: 651-456-2900; m; 651-492-2390 E: Richaid.a.udicious@lmco.com

We had 22 attendees at our East Side AU Service Academy breakfast on February 8.

O u r guest speaker. Chaplain L C O L John Morris, a fanffiiar face to our Chapter, talked about the Minnesota Veterans Reintegration Program "Beyond the YeUow R i b b o n " which is being modeled for a national program. H e chaUenged us as veterans, academy graduates, and community leaders to help with ffiree specific "moral imperatives" - 1) support returning vets with jobs and internships; 2) participate by mentoring retarffing

vets; and 3) provide long-term, ffigmfied, personal care for ffie hundreds of severely injured vets, especiaUy ffiose -wiffi traumatic, permanent bram injuries. Navy alums in attendance included - Mike Schneider '64, Ray Witter '64, J i m Serley '68, Mark Sahnen '73, A l e x Plechash '75, Bob Christensen '80, B r o o k s B e r g '81, Mark M e n z u b e r '82, J o h n Stefanko '87 and B e c k Baltes '01.

Our West Side event on February 1 was hghdy attended, offiy 3 U S N A alums - Alex Plechash '75, K e n l i s s '81, and Todd Park '85. We also held East and West Side breakfasts on January 4 and 11 wiffi no guest speaker and a few alums present; 16 attendees on ffie 4ffi fficluded; D i c k Bottenberg ' 7 1 , C h i p Sharratt '74, Alex Plechash '75, R i c k U d i c i o u s '75, Brad G a w b o y ' 8 1 , P e t e M c D e v i t t '84 and Chris T h o m p s o n '92; and on ffie Hffi: Alex Plechash '75, R a y Witter '64, B o b Christensen '80, D a v e Lancaster '80, and J o h n Stefanko '87.

O u r chapter board met on January 23 to address ffie below key agenda items; ff any of ffiese items are of personal mterest, please contact Alex Plechash '75 or one of your chapter board members.

• Membersffip and Verification of Contact Information • Chapter Website Development • Charitable Organization Support • ffitemational CouncU of Chapter Presidents Iffitiative • Chapter Bylaws Currently under review • Chaplam J o h n Morris as Guest Speaker for Networking Breakfasts • Central R e g i o n Trustee Campaign Ray Witter '64 and R i c k U d i c i o u s '75 escaped a weekend of February cold weaffier to j o m about two ffiousand of ffieff closest fiiends for ffie 2008 WaUow of ffie Mffitary Order of ffie Carabao.

Beginning ffi rffid-June, BiU Jenkins '70 wUl be making a cross-country bicycling trip beginning at Wffidbey Island, WA. His trek wffi take him and two of his buddies through our Chapter area-WUliston, Mmot, DevU's Lake and Fargo m N o r t h Dakota and ffien on mto northern Minnesota. A number of Chapter Alumffi have stepped forward to help wiffi logistics along ffie way. As of February, ffie foUowing Chapter alums have offered him help — Paul Stephenson '49, G e n e Kishel '60, Bob H a n s o n '61,Wayne E h n e r '70 and Caro l i n n '95.Way to G o FoUcs! Watch for a report and photos on BUI Jenkins' adventure m fotare issues.

By n o w we have a new Central R e g i o n Trustee whose name we ffidn't know at press time so we'U ffiank aU w h o cast a vote and welcome our new spokesperson!

Intermountain

Capital District Chapter Gene W Griesau '75 216 Woodlawn Ave.. Albany, NY 12208 H: 518-482-3370; E: gwgriesau@gocontec.com

Central New York Chapter President: Robert Fegan '64

See Utah

1570 Route 20 West, Cazenovia, NY 13035 P; 315-655-5949 E: bobfegan@alltell.net

Mississippi South Mississippi Chapter Pres: CDR E. Spencer Garrett IV '88, USNR P.O. Box 1792, Gaurier. MS 39553 H: 228-497-5050; E: esganctt44@aol.com

Secretarry: Harry J. Rucker E: navynomad50@caldeone.net

Secretary: Michael T. Keville E: mickvl@twcny.rr.com

Metro New York Chapter President: Robert Black '63

(NAANY)

24 W. Raihoad Ave., #115,Tenafly,NJ 07670 P: 201-569-8925; E: RABlack@1963.usna.com

Vice Pres. and Webmaster: Tom WiUiams '88

Missouri Greater Kansas City Metro Chapter President: Mr. Charies M. Stevens U '73 chuck_stevens@1973.usna.com

St. Louis Chapter President: Mike Brown '88 3446 Pestalozzi St., St Louis, M O 63119

Vice Pres. & Corrs. Secretary:Jay Butlta '90 P: 314-694-8165; E: jay.a.budca@1990.usna.com Web site: usna.com/ChapteTs/US/MO/StLouis /de6ult.htm

Montana Intermountain

Neii^York

Chapter

See Utah

Western New York Chapter CAPT Nelson A. Blish '69, USNR (Ret.) 3840 East Ave., Rochester, NY 14618-3729 H: 716-248-9739; E: neIson.bhsh@kodak.com

North Carolina Cape Fear Chapter CAPT Walter N. Flippin Iff '75 USNR (Ret.) 132 King Arthur Drive, Wihnington, N C 28403 H: 910-256-6289; walt75@bellsoudi.net

Charlotte Chapter President: Mr. Ryan M. Stone '96 17235 Georgian Hall Dr., Charlotte, N C 28277-1775 H: 704-540-4354; E: ryanmstone@carolina.rr.com

Nebraska Omaha Chapter CAPT Alan R. More '62, USN (Ret.) 2510 Nottingham Dr.. Bellevue,NE 68123-1959 E: alan.more@1962.usna.com

Secretary: LCDR Matthew Finney '93, USN C: 402-541-6398; E: indfiiiney@yahoo.com

Eastern North Carolina Chapter President: Rob Skrotsky '67 PO Box 778, New Bern, NC 28562 H: 252-514-0299; E: crsktot5ky@ea1thlink.net

Vice President: Rick Kunkel '67 P: 910-455-6280; E: rkunkel@ec.rT.com

Secretary: Tim Marvin '59 PO Box 731, Kure Beach, N C 28449-0731 E: tmarvin@earthlink.net

Nevada Southern Nevada James R. Koehn '63

E:Tom_2500@msn.com; Website: www.naany.org HotLine: 1-800-234-USNA (-8732)

Treasurer:Jim St John '53 Chapter

2864 Sumter Valley Cir., Henderson, NV 89052-6876 H: 702-232-3317; C: 925-736-9642 E: jkoelin@mindspring.com

New Jersey New Jersey Chapter Mr. Patrick J Hurley '87 192 Ashland Rd., Summit, isg 07901-3244 H: 908-598-0512; E: patrick.hurley@gs.com

New Mexico Albuquerque Chapter Henry W Schwartz '62 60 Sandia Haven D r , Cedar Crest, NM87008-9425 H: 505-286-8934 E: hwschwartz62@earthlink.net

Secretary: Herb Richter '59 E: herbertnchter@msn.com www.usna.coni/chapters/u5/nni/

601 Doral Ct., New Bern, NC 28562 H: 252-636-1977; E: saintlink@alw3ys-online.com

January Meeting Minutes, Eastern North Carolina Chapter T h e monthly meetmg of ffie chapter was held at McAffister's Deh ffi N e w Bern, N C , on Tuesday 15 January 2008 at 1200 hours. WhUe menu orders were beffig prepared, M r R o b Skrotsky, '67, President, caUed the 13 members to order.

H e asked for a m o m e n t of sUence, for the members of the armed forces w h o are deployed, many of w h o m are m Harm's Way, for ffieff loved ones awaitmg ffieff retarn and for Captam John Jensen, U S N (Ret), Class of 1948. Captam Jensen was a foundmg member of ffie chapter.

T h e Treasurer, Mr. James St. John, '53, reported ffie bank balance.

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Mr. Skrotsky also briefed ffie members on ffie progress m Annapolis wiffi regard to ffie Board ofTrustees and ffie revision of ffie bylaws of ffie U S N A Alumffi Association.

T h e President also noted ffiat ffie next meetmg wffi be at M C B C a m p Lejeune.

T h e speaker, M r . J i m WUhams, is Dffector of ffie new Marine Corps M u s e u m being buUt m Jacksonvffie, N C . Mr. Skrotsky proposed a gffi from ffie chapter to ffie museum, wffich was ffiscussed wiffi n o objection. In AprU ffie speaker v^iU be Captam Dave Scheu, U S N (Ret), '67, w h o is Director of ffie Batdesffip Norffi Carohna m WUrmngton. His topic wiU be ffie upcoming comrffissioffing ceremony for USS Norffi Carohna (SSN 777) ffi WUrmngton on 3 May 2008. Chapter members w h o desffe to attend ffie c o m missionmg ceremony need to notify Mr. Skrotsky so ffiat ffiey can receive an official mvitation. Part of ffie ceremony wffi be for ffie batdesffip, BB-55 to handoff ffie mande of USS Norffi Carohna to the crew of ffie submarme.

Mr. Skrotsky ffien ffitroduced ffie guest speaker, Mr. Tom McGraw, ffie Dffector of ffie Cormectivity Comrffittee wffich is part of ffie N e w Bern 300 year celebration project.The purpose of ffie project is to prepare for the 300ffi anffiversary of the foundmg of N e w Bern ffi 2010. Mr. McGraw gave a Power-Pomt presentation ffiustrating the numerous elements of the project includmg: Development of a walking paffi along the entire waterfiront; development of a River History Park; instaUation of visual art and scffiptare; restoration of macffinery wffich reflect the city's past industties, incluffing naval stores and sffipbuUffing; mooring a retired N . C . ferry at the port; and, with the help of the East Carohna Uffiversity Department of Archeology, obtairung a survey of ffie river bottom to locate ffistorical artifacts. Part of the project wffi be to clear submerged snags and navigation hazards identified in the survey, in order to aUow more yachts to visit the city during the celebration.

The project wffi be coordmated with other civic organizations, one of wffich is planffing

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to bring ffie HigWand Games to N e w Bern in 2009-2010.

T h e meetmg adjourned at 1320 hours.

Tiffj Marvin, '59, Seaetary Piedmont Chapter President: Col Gary L. Beaver '77 USMCR 10 SUver Oask Court, Greensboro, NC 27455-1481 H: 336-288-ÂŤ792;E: gbeaver@npaklaw.com

Secretary: LCDR John Chilson '91 USN E: chilsonj@comerfordbritt.com

North Carolina Triangle Chapter LCDRTimothy

S. Wood '92 USNR

45 North Bellairc Ct., Clayton, NC 27527-1541 H; 919-359-8403; E: tnpwDod@earthlink.net

Western North Carolina Chapter President: Bob Counn, '69 H: 828-299-4476; E: brcowin2@bellsouth.net

Vice President:Jerry Porter, '68 H: 828-713-7046; E: jmporteTl029@charternet

Secretary/Treasurer: Ken Granzin '58 H: 828-890-4246; E: granzin@brinet.com

North

Dakota

Upper Midwest Chapter See Minnesota

Ohio Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky Chapter CAPT Gerald R Mod 68 USNR (Ret.) 9825 Gateclub Dr., Cincinnati, O H 45241-3827 H: 513-769^556; E; genymod@fiise.net

Sec'y:Sltane Crase '94 1188 Cannonball Way, Independence, KY 41051 H: 859-363-3467;W: 513-977-8495; E: c-cra5e@insightbb.com

the calendar year) are due. Please send ffiem to Kasey Carradiffi '84 at 8820 S. 75ffi E.Ave. 74133. Checks shoffid be payable to U S N A Alumffi-Tulsa

Oregon Oregon and Southwest Washington Chapter CAPT R. Tim Myers '64, USN (Ret.) 3766 Lanewood Rd., Lake Oswego, O R 97035 H: 503-697-0865; E: tobyma^el@aoLcom http://usna.com/Chapters/US/OR

Pennsylvania Philadelphia Chapter Kerr Smith ' 72 3117 W. Coulter St., PhUadelphia. PA 19129 P: 215-844-4057; E: ksmith@pcs-incbiz members@usnaphU.com; eveni5@usnaphU.com webma5ter@usnaplul.com; www.usiiaphU.com

Shipmate News h^uLTerrence Fantdn^utm '04 E:terrferm@yah oo.com

Kerr Siffiffi '72, President PhUa. Chapter U S N A A A ; Ed WaUace, U S N , Ret., '72, Executive Director, U S Naval Academy Association & Foundation,VaUey F o i ^ Mffitary Cadets: C d t Ryan Bassi (Washmgton, PA), C d t John O h (Jericho, N Y ) , C d t Michael Pagaffi (Chfton, NJ).

Cdt Cffiis Kapuschansky (Yorktown,VA), C d t Matt Gurrister (Dumfries,VA), President Tony McGeorge,VFMAC, Skip Dittmann, '67 Blue & Gold Officer

Cleveland Chapter CAPTA.O. Rule JU '50, USNR (Ret.) 90 Pheasant Run, Chagrin Falls, OH 44022 H: 440-247-4379;W; 440-247-5100 Ext328 EE: ruleIII@aol.com

Columbus/Central Ohio Chapter Charles Hoffman '69 281 Glenn Drive SW, Pataskala, O H 43062-8675 E: chuckh@chucksite.com

Toledo Chapter Mr. David B. Puckett '63 5051 ChadiamVaUey, Rd..Toledo, O H 43615-1107 E: dpuckett@buckeye-express.coni

Oklahoma Oklahoma City Chapter ColI.F. "Buck" Bonifayjr '60, USA (Ret.) 920 Riviera Dr, Norman, OK 73072 H: 405-360-8147; E: BBONIFAY@COX.NET

Tulsa Chapter CDR Harry VRouse IV '77, USN (Ret.) 2623 East 33 Pl.Tulsa, OK 74105-2334 H: 918-748-8650; E: HVRouse@aol.com

N o t much news for ffie old column tffis month. I expect we wffi have an outing in the works by the time you read tffis. AU hands are reminded ffiat dues ($20.00 for

T h e nearby photograph was taken at ffie VaUey Forge Mffitary Academy and CoUege (VFMAC) on 27 January 2008.

Ed WaUace, '72, Executive Director, US Naval Academy Alumffi Association & Foundation, spoke at V F M A C and recogffized ffie five cadets w h o are attendmg ffie school as U S N A Foundation Scholan.

Ed dehvered a very timely, inspirational address at ffie Academy's Chapel of St. Cornehus, ffie Centarion.

O u r Chapter wffi be hosting "The Uffited States Naval Academy Irfformarion Day O p e n House" on Satarday, March 8, 2008, firom 0900-1200 at HatboroHorsham High School located on 899 Horsham R o a d Horsham, PA 19044.

Naval Academy Information (Blue & Gold) Officers, Naval Academy alumffi, Midsffipmen, and parents of Midsffipmen

wUl attend and answer questions regardmg ffie Naval Academy. Local Congressional Staff wiU attend and provide iifformation on ffie Congressional Nommation Process for USNA. FinaUy, representatives firom ffie Navy Recniitmg Disttict wiU be on hand to provide information on N R O T C Programs. Please j o m us to find out about: current midsffipmen's experiences, apphcation procedures, nommations and appomtments. Summer Semmar, and ffie annual bus trip to Annapolis on AprU 19, 2008. For more information or to R S V P please contart R o b Bender ^73 at bendei@ cciconsffitmg.com or caU 215-557-0978.

Our Chapter wiU be hostmg ffie annual "Parents' Night" on eiffier 7 May 2008 or 8 May 2008 atWUhamson's Restaurant located on Easton R o a d (Rt. 61) and Blair MUI Road, Horsham, PA 19044. For more information please log onto our Chapter website at h t t p : / / usnaphU.com.To R S V P please contact R o b Bender '73 at bender@ cciconsffitmg.com or caU 215-557-0978.

O u r Chapter wffi be hosting "Picffic at ffie Camden Riversharks Baseball Game" on Thursday 5 June 2008, at 1905.The event wffi be held at ffie Picffic Pavihon, CampbeU's Field, 401 Norffi Delaware Avenue, Camden, NJ 08102. Price for Chapter members is $25 per person wffich mcludes a ticket to ffie game and picffic buffet. Beer wiU be available for purchase from a nearby concession stand. Please view Philadelphia Chapter website to make your reservations and pay by creffit card onhne, or you may maU a check payable to " U S N A A A Philadelphia" to Brian Degnan '98,308 Haverford Place, Swarthmore, PA 19081-2009. Please make your reservations

by Friday, 30 May 2008. Please contact Tim FarreU '76 for more irfformation: tim.farreU@ 1976.usna.com, at h o m e 610-455-0201 or on his ceU 484-919-8087. ff your car is registered ffi Pennsylvania, but doesn't have a U S N A hcense pbte, please visit our website: http://usnaphil. com, or caU T i m FarreU at eiffier 610-455-0201 or 484-919-8087, for information on h o w to get one. ffyou are mterested ffi j o i n m g ffie Philadelpffia Chapter, please j o m by maUmg your dues, $10/year or $ 2 5 / 3 years, payable to " U S N A AA PhUadelpffia" to Brian Degnan ' 9 8 , 3 0 8 Haverford Place, Swarthmore, PA 19081-2009.Your dues are good for a year or three years from the date you pay. fficieasing Chapter membersffip positions us to regam our statas as one of ffie largest Chapters ffi the Alumffi Association and to earn the Chapter representation as a Local Trustee on the Board ofTrustees.

Recreational Vehicle Chapter: Boca Chica

Pittsburgh Chapter William E. Otto '71 4105Tartan CL,MurrysvUle PA 15668-1045 E: figaro4105@aol.com

Recreational Vehicle American Chapter CAPT James N. Roberts '59, USN (Ret.) 152 Springlakes Dr., Martinez, GA 30907 H: 706-860-6430; E: jrobe92528@aol.com

Sec'y: Charlie Norton '62 E: cllarles.norton@1962.usna-Com

Treasurer: Glenn Shindler '64 4530 Lashean Dr., La Canada, CA 91011 E: gshindler64@earthlink.net

Shipmate inputs to: Susan Norton E: cknjr@verizon.net

Website: http://wunv.usnarv.org D o I have a deal for our chapter members!

Imagme an election with virtoaUy no campaignmg! It's true. Please check the Chapter website to learn w h o are canffidates for ffie offices of President, Treasurer, and one Board Member. Make your choices and be ready to vote (via any means you prefer, sent to Anson Burhngame) durmg ffie m o n t h of AprU. O u r most recent ComeAround took place February 4-11 ffi Key West; this year's firsties were Katffie and BUI Corroum '59 and ffiey ffid a wonderfffi j o b of plannmg and coordmating for a smooffi sail.

Attendmg were Barbara and Dave Amold '62, D e e and Bffi Bradford '63, Janet and Anson Burhngame '65,Bea and John Christensen '57, Marion and Frank Conery '58,Jann and Bart DaUamura '54, Mary and Jack Glaeser '59,Vicki and Joe Hansen '65, Christy andjoe Jaap '60,Jan and Charlie Pinkham '58, Betty Hagan and Tom Monaghan '59, Faye andVic Sharpe '48, Margo and Gary Snyder '55, Paffi and Jay WUliams '67, Netta and Wigs Wigington '67, Carol and Walt Wynn '59, and Brian Van Mette ' 6 1 .

T h e foUowing mput is from Frank Conery, guest scribe:

â&#x20AC;˘ " O n c e agam ffie chapter has gathered ffi ffie grass and sand ofTruman Annex, Key West. We ffist assembled for "get-it-on" happy hour and the Fffstie's Dinner on Monday, and a fine gathermg it was. T h e standard sea stories abounded, but that was okay, as few of us coffid remember ffiem from last time anyway. " Tuesday we aU ventared over to Boca Cffica, h o m e of NAS Key West a n d V F C 111, ffie Navy's east coast fighter a^ressor squadron. We had a great brief firom ffie C O of ffie squaffion foUowed by a tour of ffieff debriefing pit. This fficluded a fantastic GPSoriented H D T V presentation of aU ffiat occurred during ffie red vs. blue fight ffigjits.

Fascmatmg! We also reaUy enjoyed ffie "crawl-aU-over" tour of an F-5 Freedom Fighter, ffie mam aggressor fighter plane. " T h e foUowmg day we played some goff, ffid some shoppmg, and generaUy kicked back. Wednesday we went out to the end of Flemmg Key, wffich abuts Trumbo Annex, and were entertamed and briefed by ffie X O of the Special Forces Company stationed there. They are ffie sffigle agency for ffie U.S. Army Special Forces ffi ffie traiffing of combat ffivers.

O n c e agam, we were surrounded by the cream of American youffi. Super ttip!

"Anoffier visit was to ffie newly updated Eco Center adjacent to ffie Truman Annex.

It is pretty much defficated to waters around South Horida, but particffiarly to ffie barrier reef that swings around the tip of Florida and out past the uffinhabited keys.

It's very irfformative and very weU done.

"After a morffing of relaxation, we headed out aboard the Danger Cruise.

That involved a short but pleasant sail out to some mangrove islands, kayaking around those islands, and a period of skm diving over ffie reef. Great fon!" â&#x20AC;˘ Thanks, Frank! Please mark yotu" calendars for the ComeArotmds schedffied for ffie April 2008

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Rhode Island Newport Chapter ADM James R. Hogg '56, USN (Ret.) 2556 West Main Rd., Portsmouth, RI 02871 H:401-841-2625

Corr. Sec'y: Ben Katz '57 E: becat57@msn.com

O u r January speakers were Professors Lyle Goldstem and Anffiew Erickson, both key members of ffie Cffina Maritime Staffies Institate (CMSI) at ffie Naval War CoUege. T h e CMSI use open sources of irfformation pubhshed in Cffina to do most of ffieff research and analyses. Boffi speak fluent Mandarin.

Lyle focused on ffie Cffinese Navy's detaUed stady of ffie Baffie of ffie FaUdands between ffie U K and Argentina. O n e of ffie stady's strategic lessons was that Argentina strongly overrated ffieir o w n forces—a major reason for theff faUure.

This, m contrast to ffie UK's decision makmg- effective, agUe and flexible ffi choosffig ffieff strategy. Adffitional pomts ffiat Lyle ffiscussed from the Cffinese stadies were ffie Argentine Air Force's zero experience m attackmg surface sffips and theff inabffity to conduct air-to-air refoelmg, wffile ffie Brits had more than 600 such events. T h e Cffinese staffies also showed mterest ffi ffie Argentme's faUure to challenge ffie British blockade. T h e conclusion drawn was to recogffize the sttong importance of submarmes as a weapon and as a system wffich creates sttong psychological pressure on ffie enemy. T h e British ampffibious operations were also staffied extensively to exttact lessons wffich coffid be apphed to Taiwan Although the Cffinese Navy is higffiy focused on technology, the real lesson learned from the staffies is an appreciation for ttaiffing, reaffiness and quffity personnel — not just quffity weapons. O n e of the pomts made by the staffies was that the U S mffitary doesn't even recogffize its own weaknesses, and conjectare whether the Cffinese read the lessons of the FaUdands better than we did.

Professor Andrew Erickson presentation centered on Cffinese analyses of what the U S Navy is domg, especiaUy ffie Submarme Force. His ffiscussion was equaUy fascinatm g and informative, but for reasons of avaUable space in this Newsletter, I wiU not be able provide detaU - j u s t another reason to join in our montffiy feUowsffip

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and hear some great speakers vviffiout my ffiters!—Ben Joiffing us for another great tarnout were: Tom &Trina 'WESCHLER '39; Tim & Caffiy M O O R E '45; Ken & N o m i a Lyons '46; Jack & Mary B u r n e y U S M A '46;Wirt T H A Y E R & Mary Soares and Earle & Mary T R I C K E Y '47; Frank & Maggie S N Y D E R '48; R o g e r & Muriel B u c k and PhU C o n l e y '50; Tom Lyons '52; Jim & Anne H o g g '56 and Heath & Mary TwicheU U S M A '56; Ben K A T Z & Katie Ahearne '57 and their guests D o n & Barbara Estes Wayne R O B I N S O N , Jim W r i g h t and Chet & Debby K u n z '58; Peter T A R P G A A R D '59; Chris Nichols '61; Dave Brown '62; Ray Heins '63; Duncan &Jeanffie I n g r a h a m '66; Mike & Marffia L a g o w '68 and ffieff guests Joe & PatVieria;Tom F e d y s z y n and Jerry O ' D o n n e U '69: Conrad D o n a h u e andVince M o c i n i '73; Bffi Glenny '76; Associate Members Lorna Lewis (Chantee '48) and her guest Jean Nott;Affita C o n w a y (Jim '55) and her guests James &Sandy Seaton; Max &Trish Porrier; Charhe & Betsy Jauss and Nancy B r e d b e c k (Bffi '58) and her guest Richard Parker W e l c o m e Aboard: C D R R a y m o n d Hems '63 U S N (Ret). Ray and ffis wffe Virgiffia reside in Midffietown.

Coming Attractions: O u r March speaker wffi Captain Dffiesh "Trip"Tripapffi, Inffian Navy.

Capt Tripapffi is a stadent tffis year at ffie Naval C o m m a n d CoUege ( N C C ) 29 AprU—Nick Benson (Stone Cutter from Newport)—Subj: The WWII Memorial in DC 27 May—Superintendent, U S Coast Guard Academy—(to be confirmed) 24 J u n e — T B A (Jun Hogg is stiU trying to get the Commandant of Midsffipmen—to join us sometime tffis spring)

South Carolina

South Carolina Midlands Chapter President: LCDRA.EdTilden

'71, USN (Ret.)

4040 Bloomwood Rd, Colombia, SC 29205-2847 H: 803-254-0425; E: aedlden@sc.rrcom Web site: www.usna.com/chapters/us/sc/midlands

Secretary: Katie Hirsch E: mkh5325@aol.com

South Dakota Upper Midwest Chapter See Minnesota

Tennessee Chattanooga Chapter Mr.John R. RodttMn '66 1302 Peter Pan Rd., Lookout Mountain, GA 96729 W: 423-756-0285; E: rodman@usit.net

Knoxville-Oak Ridge Chapter President: CAPT Steven K. Crowe, '77 C7SJVR (Ret.) 103 Carnoustie Point, KnoxvUle,TN 37934 H: 865-675-5560; E: stevekcrowe@attnet

Secretary-Treasurer: CAPT Mark Kohring '73, USNR (Ret.) E: kohringmw@onU.gov website: kortridentsource.com/home /tabid/74/defaut.aspx

T h e chapter celebrated their thffd aimual recogffition of ffie foundmg of our beloved school on January 12ffi wiffi a very special guest. BiU H l o p a k '81, our Founder's Day Dinner Coorffinator, caUed upon his classmate. Captain Margaret (Peg) Klein '81, U S N , better k n o w n to many as ffie Commandant of Midsffipmen or "The "Dant" to serve as our speaker for ffie evening.

She ffid a wonderfffi j o b regahng our alums and ffieir spouses wiffi an update to hfe m Bancroft HaU and also put to rest many o f | ffie myths and rumors ffiat have been dr- " culating smce ffie Brigade returned to ffie Yard last August. Captain Klein also had ffie opportaffity wiffi her classmate to join m ffie cuttmg of ffie birffiday cake as one of our "least experienced" alums along wiffi our "most m a t a r e " m e m b e r present, Charles Co£Sn '46. Charhe was jomed by Kay Francy, widow of recendy deceased BUI Francy also firom ffie Class of 1946.

Charleston Chapter CDR H. Richard Stein '82, USNR (Ret.) 784 Preservation PL, Mt. Pleasant, SC 29464-5196 H; 843-856-6591; E: rstein@sandlappergroup.com

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Palmetto William B. Swent '88 Leatherwood, Walker.Todd & Mann, PC. 100 E. Coflte St., PO. Box 87 Greenville, SC 29602-0087 W: 864-242-6440; E: WSwent@LWTM.com

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Offier members of the chapter present for the eveffing affair included P e ^ y and Steve Crowe '77; Suzy and R i c h Cataldi '69; Missy and R i c h Snead '77; Mary and

Jern- Popp "64; Jacques TreviUyan '50; Jo and Bob Schffier '53;Jim Bibb '57;Tom Kirkland "57;Val and Ed Wffiting '57; Bob McElrov "70; Sue and Larry Townsend •69: Cari Sttawbndge "72; Pat Hlopak (BUl's wffe); Bmce Bevard "76; R a n d y BeUes '79; Lmda a n d j o e SolvTiiossy "68; Betty andTerry Camffieri "59; and Marsha and Mark Kohrffig "73. Members of the East Tennessee Parents club included J o h n and Beffi Waters, parents of Spencer Waters "09, andvM and CarolvTin GreenwxxxL parents of Naffian Greenwood "09. Also in attendance as a guest ot Mark Koffimg was Corey Theiss. prospective m e m b e r of ffie Class of 2012.The N J R O T C of Farragut High School served as ffie Color Guard for our openmg ceremony.

Texas Alamo Chapter President: CAPT Ron A. Sandoval '81 USN 18010 Ke«tone Blf. San Antonio,TX 78258-3436

Please send Shipmate Submissions and all correspondences to: Secretary: Dave Driskell '63 P.O. Box 461564, San Antonio,TX 78246-1564 E: info@alamogoats.org

We held our first meetmg of 2008 on Friday, January 18th at Joe's Crab Shack. It vv-as mosdy an organizational meeting wiffi election of our officers and board of dffectors for 2008.The board for 2008 is as foUows; President: Capt R o n Sandoval ' 8 1 , Vice President: Maj. D o n Peacock '93, Treasurer D o n Free '78, Secretary Dave DriskeU '63, At Large members: Richard Boggs '83, Ray Saenz '78, andjoe Pope '56.

President R o n Sandoval presented a summary of our Chapter accomplishments for 2007.We had a good year for Summer Semmar scholarsffips wiffi at total of seven awarded (twro fiaU and five partials). O u r two fuU scholarsffip avvardees (Carlos Rosende Bill Hlopak '81, Peg Klein '81, Kay Francy, widow ofJr., and Matffiew Olson) have already received Bill Francy '46 and Charles Coffin '46 and accepted appomtments to U S N A . This year w-e are going to award twro fuH and two partial scholarsffips and are actively considermg adffitional opportaffities for philanthropy.

By ffie time you read this we wffi have had presentations firom Fisher House (Feb), Grey^tone Prep School (Mar) and ffie area N J R O T C Manager(Apr).

Those m attendance at the meetmg were Richard Boggs '83, Dave DriskeU '63, Don Free '78, LeRoy Haenze '58, Bill McKay '54, Phil Meurer '58, Ruffi and JK Minton '66, Butch Moldenhauer '67,Joe Pope '56, Tom R e e d y '52,Wendy Rivers '52, Carlos Rosende '77, R o n Sandoval '81, R o n Shaw '52, and new members Shama Joyce '04, Marsha Kohring and Admiral John Paul Jones Kevin Joyce '03 andTed Kuhlmeyer '74. (aka Mark Kohring 73) Please note our regular meetings are It was reported by Beffi Waters that John now beffig held at 1130 ffis at Joe's Crab Paffi Jones vvroke up from his 215 year nap Shack, 12485 IH lOWest,ph. 210-699-9779. ffi the Naval Academy Crypt to make a U p c o m m g events: special appearance at ffie armual AU-Service AprU 18th — Speaker: James Hale Area A c a d e m y / R O T C BaU m Nashvffie on 10 N J R O T C Manager.

December 28th by serving as a greeter to May 16th — Montffiy meeting. ffie attending rffids, cadets and ffieff guests.

Please visit our website Alamogoats.org for the latest information on our Chapter.

Memphis Chapter Paul Schuhlein '85 USNR 2176 Glenbar Dr.. Germantown,TN 38139-5418 P: 901-751-2225; E: Pschuhlein@yahoo.com

Nashville Chapter CDR John E Ohlinger '69, USN (Ret.) 880 Lakemont Dr., Nashville, TN 37220-2124 H: 615-370-1441; w- 615-594-7628 E: john-ohlinger@usiia. 1969.com

L to R: Alamo Chapter new members Ted Kuhlmeyer 14, Shaina '04 and Kevin Joyce '03.

Austin Chapter RADM William A. Heine '62, USNR (Ret.) 8704 Blue Creek Cv., Austin.TX 78735-1431 H: 512-327-5619; E: bheine@acitexas.com

Corresponding Secretary: Don McAlister '63 H: 512-365-7068; E: don.mcahster@skyvueusa.com

Austm chapter meetmgs are held at 11:30 am on the fourth Tuesday of each m o n t h at Marie CaUender's, 9503 Research Blvd. # 4 0 0 ffi Austin. AU U S N A graduates and theff spouses m the Austin area are mvited to participate. Reservations are not required.

We had 34 people atffieJanuary meeting.

Attendmg were: B r u c e C u n n i n g h a m '45, Ken Petticrew '46, J i m BurrUl '46, Jim Maffieney '49, Leighton Palmerton '50, John Tyler '57, Pete Baker '57, George Denny '58, Joe W r i g h t '59, Gary Chapel '61, A m i e AUen '61, MUce Pestorius ' 6 1 , D o n McAlister ' 6 3 , Paffi Revere '63, B o b J o n e s ' 6 4 , NeU Duarte '65, Steve H y d e '66, Dale M c Q u i n n '67 and wffe Mama, Gordon Jackson '70, John Rogers '70, BUI Shutt '71, Chuck Trahan '73, John Peskuric '74, Gary Ltmdeen '75 and wffe Beffi, Mark M i d d l e t o n ' 8 1 , Jim M o n e y '87, N u t t T r a n '88, Dan Peppar '90, L y n n e S m i t h '90, Jimmy Screen '94, and Fred Burton '94 "The drug cartels' control of ffie border is unbehevable," Fred Burton, vice president for Cotmterterroism & Corporate Security for Stratfor, told chapter members.

Burton was talkmg about the Mexican border with Texas, not some Midffie East Country. Accordmg to Burton, one of tffis country's greatest security risks is along our southern boundary. And ffie risk is growing steadUy. Affeady, he said, ffie gangsters conttol much of the Mexican side of the border, and ffieff influence on ffie U.S. side is much greater than most people think. T h e avaUabffify of enormous amounts of cash has eroded the mtegrity of pubhc officials and law enforcement personnel m boffi countries.

News reporters are a favorite target of the cartels. Trying to teU the truth m prmt about the corruption is often fatal, he said.

Two large American papers had to relocate their own reporters from the area because L to R: Alamo Chapter 2008 board members Joe of deaffi threats, h e said. Also a target are Pope '56, Don Free '78 (Treas.), Capt Ron Sandoval law enforcement officers.

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CHAPTER NEWS Offiy about 6 percent of kidnappings in Mexico are ever reported. Burton said.

T h e number is growing and is a popular way to gain cash or quiet criticism. Also along the border, extortion aimed at wealthy people is growing.

Many of the violent activities which have characterized the operation of the cartels in Mexico have begun to cross the border and show up in the United States, he said. And many of the gangs have already extended arms of themselves into tffis country.

A major security concern to this country.

Burton said, is the ease with which cartels move contraband and people across the borders. They have no ideological motivations, he said. If the relatively low price is met, they don't care if the person being smuggled across is looking for work or is a terrorist.

While some effort is being expended by both governments against the problem.

Burton said, it is a low priority and officials seem to want to keep a low proffie with the threat.

Burton is a recognized expert on terrorism. His company studies security problems around the globe. A video on the Mexico drug cartel threat is avaUable on the web site www.stratfor.com Members discussed the upcorffing Alumffi Association elections.

North Texas Chapter LCDR James M. Bethmann '77, USNR 504 Byron Court, lrving,TX 75038 W: 214-706-7713; E:Jbethmann@heidrick.com

LCDR Kurt Metcalf '91, USNR 13108 Hermitage Lane Frisco,TX 75035 H: 972-712-1540;M: 214-578-4127 E: kurt.metcalf@l 991 .usna.com Web site: www.usnaaa-ntx.com

December 18,2007 The North Texas Annual Blue Cffip Dinner for prospective Naval Academy candidates was held on December 18, 2007 at the Royal Oaks Country Club in DaUas. Attendance at the dinner was one of the largest ever, including 54 candidates and theff parents and guests, 20 Midsffipmen and their guests, local alumffi, five Blue and Gold Officers and five officers and staff from the Naval Academy. T h e contingent from the Naval Academy included the guest speaker. Colonel Arthur Athens, U S M C R '78, Dean, Stockdale Center for Ethical Leadersffip, U S N A . In addition to the presentation by Colonel Athens, one Midshipman from each class spoke briefly about hfe at the Academy CUnt Bruce, '97, spoke about how his time at the Academy has influenced him since he

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graduated. Prior to the dinner, a group session was held for candidates and their parents to explain the application process, answer their questions and seU the Academy.

As always, the Parents Club provided invaluable help in pulhng tffis ffinner together.

December 20,2007 T h e Chapter hosted a Poinsettia Bowl watching party at Two R o w s Restaurant in Addison, the same location the Chapter watched games this season.

January 8,2008 T h e U S N A A A N o r t h Texas Chapter held its first monthly luncheon of the year on January 8th at the Park City Club. J i m B e t h m a n n '77, chapter president, led the meeting and discussed recent events and upcoming activities. There was no guest speaker and each alumnus in attendance introduced ffimself and had the floor for a few minutes. John W r o t e n '65 reviewed ffie success of tffis year's Blue Cffip Dinner. Dave R i c h '81 provided feedback on the Navy — University of North Texas game in November. Both games results and the pregame festivities were successfol. Dave also provided an update on our current North Texas Chapter membersffip and informed us that the annual membership letter wiU be sent to aU local alumni tffis month.

Jim Bethmann informed the group that for the second year in a row the Navy Lacrosse team wffi play Holy Cross here in DaUas on March 15 at Gerald J. Ford Stadium at SMU.The date for the March meetmg has been changed to accommodate the game and we wiU hear from the lacrosse coaches. More detaUs wUl be announced on the chapter website.

In attendance were D u t c h Royal '50, J i m Carrington '53, Richard CudUpp '59, R o b Kunkle '60, Dave MUler '65, John W r o t e n '65, John H a m i l t o n '68, Dale Harris '70 Steve I n g r a m '73, Bruce Marquardt '73, Mark Lambright '75, J i m Bethmann '77, Dave Rich '81, B o b Braun '93 Philip D a n a '98, John Currie '99, D a m i a n Sanders '99 and Debbie Pace.

Upcoming events Mar 14 - Montffiy Alumni Luncheon with Navy Lacrosse Coaches - Hackberry Country Club Mar 15 - Navy vs. Holy Cross, Gerald J. Ford Stadium, S M U Apr 1 - Montffiy Alumni Luncheon Apr 19 - DaUas MUitary BaU May 6 - Monthly Alumni Luncheon Jun 3 - Montffiy Alumni Luncheon

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Texas Gulf Coast Chapter Dan Holsberg '92 14406 Corktree Knolls, Cypress.TX 77429-4818 H: 281-256-2643; E: Holsberg@earthlink.net Web site: usna.com/Chapters/US/Texas/GulfCoast /default.htm

February 1 Luncheon Brian Klock, C D R , U S N R was our guest speaker. H e is a Repubhcan candidate to represent the 22nd Congressional District in Texas. Brian spoke to us about his experiences in the Navy, as weU as how (and why) he entered the Congressional primary race.

Brian has 27 years of experience in inteUigence operations, both active duty and as a reserve officer. H e was the first reserve agent ever deployed overseas for the Naval Crirrunal Investigative Service (NCIS) to operate m a hosffie environment conductmg countermteUigence and counterterrorism operations. H e was twice deployed to the Balkans in support of Naval and Marine forces and was recaUed to duty after the September 11th attacks to support U.S. forces in Operation Enduring Freedom.

H e was later selected to lead foreign digffitary protection missions assigned by the office of the Chairman of the Joint CffieS of Staff. For the past six years, he has worked as a financial advisor with MerrUl Lynch in Clear Lake. H e recently resigned that position to devote ffis foU attention to runnmg for Congress. H e was a very entertaining speaker and we wish him the best.

Chapter News Justin S i m m o n s '03 recendy jomed Dayak (www.dayak.com), founded by AUan Sabol '98. Dayak is "changing the way company's recruit for talent". Dayak is an onhne recruiting market place wffich empowers compames and recrffiters, enabling free market econoiffics to drive down cost and fiU jobs faster. Justin can be contacted at jsmiiTions(gdayak.com or 760-444-0149.

Yianis SeUnidis '91 is a manufactarer's representative with EnviroPro, LP, a techffical sales company representmg combustion and environmental equipment suppliers to the oU refiffing and petrochemical industties in Texas.Yianis served as auxffiaries officer onboard USS Dahlgren (DDG-43) and USS Harry E.YarneU (CG-17). H e also served as ordnance officer onboard USS Doyle (FFG-39) and as assistant combat systems officer at Regional Support Group, Mayport.

Yianis can be contacted at ysdinidis@swbdlnet AUen Worley '74 1\ADM, U.S. Maritime Service (USMS),is Superintendent of the Texas Maritime Academy, located at Texas A & M University at Galveston. He administers a program for Cadets seeking

a BS degree and licensure as 3rd Mate or 3rd Assistmit Engineer. U p o n retiring from the Navy ;is a Captain, and when confirmed as Superintendent of the Texas Maritime Academy, AUen was appointed a Rear Admiral in ffie Maritime Semce by iVlAl\AD. During his Navy career, AUen, an Aviator and Surface Warfire Officer, was C O of ffie N R O T C unit at Uffiversity of lUinois, Deputy Programmer (N80B) for the C N O , CO of Diego Garcia, Airboss on WASP .md CO of H C - 5 . H e has fiffished 9 maraffions and is working on a Ph.D. in Applied Management &: Decision Sciences, specializing in Leadership and Organizational Change. AUen and his wife, Margena, havefiv-eadult chUdiien and can be contacted at vvorleya@tamug.edu.

John KendaU '64 is the Executive Director of ffie Houston Mariffiiie Museum (wvwv.houstonmaritimemuseuni.org). H e is m the process of obtaining a larger and more accessible buUffing for the museum.

After 5 years on active duty,John graduated fiom ffie Uffiversity of Pennsylvania Law School and then spent 35 years practicing in a wide variety of areas (admiralty, corporate, environmental, oU & gas) both m large firms and wiffi corporations. H e has been a Blue & Gold Officer since 1974 and currendy is ffie West Houston Team Leader.

John can be reached atjakhmm@sbcglobal.net.

June 6th Chapter Dinner As in prior years, our annual Chapter Dinner wiU be held at Brennan's Restaurant for alumffi, spouses, guests, and U S N A Parents' Club members. Please contact us for specffic information and reservations.

Chapter Luncheons Chapter luncheons are USUALLY held on the ffist Friday of every m o n t h (March 7, April 4, & May 2) at Brerman's Restaurant, 3300 Smith St. (11:30am refreshments, and noon to 1:00pm lunch). As in prior years, there wffi be no luncheon meetings in June, July, or August. For additional information, please visit www.usna.com/ Chapters/US/TX/GuffCoast/default.htm or send an emaU to kleinl985(a]sbcglobal.net.

Utah Intermountain NA Alumni Chapter President.'Thomas Rossa '63 thom.rossa@hro.com

Virginia Blue Ridge Chapter Richard "Dick" Raymond '54 2794 Derwent D r , Roanoke,VA 24015 P: 540-344-0736

Central Virginia Chapter CAPTAnthony

A. HastogUs '55, USN (Ret.)

102 Sh:iwiiee Ctâ&#x20AC;&#x17E; Charlottesville,VA 22901-1034 H: 434-973-7846; E: aliastoglis@earthhnk.net

Vice President: Jeff HoUoway '77 Treasurer: Eric Lindenbaum '81 Corresponding Sec'y: Alan Swinger '66 2715 SUasJ.ickson Ct., CharlottesvUle.VA 22901 H: 434-975-6237; E: .awswinger@earthUnk.net

Dulles Chapter LCDR Eric C. Ruttenherg '88, USNR 20445 Needleleaf Wy, Asliburn,VA 20147-2389 P: 703-858-4404; E: eruttenberg@ritan.coiii www.usna.coni/chapters/us/va/duUes/

Hampton Roads Chapter LCDR Jack Kasiski '79, USN (Ret.) P:757-631-2239; C:757-753-5563 E: jack_kasiski@amsec.com

Corresponding Sec'y: Chad Sain E: conimunications@usnaaahrc.org

National Trustee: David G. Paddock '77 Trustee email: trustee@usnaaahrc.org Chaptenveb site: ww^v.usnaaahrc.org

Irom the Zttd VPforEvenls: Dennis Plank '69 T h e Hampton Roads Chapter awarded the inaugural "Top Class" award at the Chapter Army-Navy Party. T h e award goes to the class with the ffighest chapter membersffip. T h e Class of 1979 won for the year 2007. Membership information can be found on the chapter website, www.usnaaahrc.org. Make your class the winner for 2008!!

T h e H a m p t o n Roads Chapter is planning the foUowing events in 2008: O u r AprU 16 our Business Breakfast guest speaker wiU be Mr. Samuel Davis III, President Service First, LLC w h o wffi discuss "Successful Strategies for FamUyO w n e d and Closely-Held Enterprises," the May 21 guest speaker wffi be Mr. Jeff Haywood, formerly an External Pilot/ Payload Operator for NEANY, Inc., w h o wffi discuss "UAV Operations In Iraq," and to wrap up the current year, our guest speaker June 18, wiU be Dr. James Merrffi, Superintendent of the Virgiffia Beach Pubhc Schools who wUl discuss "Parmersffip Opportunities between O u r Schools and T h e Local MUitary."

T h e purpose of the breakfasts is to foster business between alumni and to provide a networking opportunity for those expecting to join the civUian ranks in the near future and those looking for talent to join their businesses. T h e breakfasts are held in the USAA Cafe, located m the USAA BuUffing near the intersection of Mihtary Highway and Northampton Boulevard. T h e breakfasts begin at 0700 and finish by 0830. There is no cost other

than what you want to "invest" in the breakfast available in the cafeteria.

T h e breakfasts are coorffinated by Bob Byles '69, w h o can be reached at business@usnaaahrc. org.

The annual Spring Goff Outing wffi be held May 22 at Aeropines, N A S Oceana.

Sign in is at 1100 with a shotgun start.

Contact Dan Lear '68, golf@usnaaahrc.org.

T h e premier event of our activities calendar is the Annual Plebe Recognition Dinner which wiU be held on May 29, at the NAS Oceana Officers' Club. A flyer wiU be out soon with aU the detaUs. Contact BiU Darnels '77, at wiUiamdaffiels@ 1977.usna.com.

T h e annual Beach Bash wiU be on Jffiy 6, at the Cabana at D a m Neck.

Please contact by Kenny Berger '73, at kennybz@cox.net.

FinaUy, looking weU ahead into the footbaU season, the Chapter plans to charter a bus to the Navy â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Duke game in Durham, N o r t h Carolina. T h e game is on September 13; details and flyers wffi be pubhshed in Jffiy. Contact Dermis Plank '69 at events@usnaaahrc.org.

AdditionaUy, aU events can be seen on ffie calendar at our Web Site: ww.usnaaahrc.org

Richmond Chapter Mr. John J Driscoll, Jr. '90 207 N. Belmont Ave., Richmond,VA 23221-2811 P: 804-353-0165; E: john.driscoll@genworth.com

Corresponding Sec'y: Rich Polek 5543 Fox Vale Ct., Midlothian,VA 23112 H: 804-639-2860; W: 804-743-3239 E: richpolek@aol.com

By the time you read tffis, the R i c h m o n d U S N A Chapter wffi have had its annual Dark Ages Social at T h e Commonwealth Club of R i c h m o n d , Virginia and joined our West Point Society of R i c h m o n d brethren to celebrate Founder's Day at Sahsbury Country Club. Get ready for a good spring: the midshipmen candidates night and another spring social, just to name a couple. If you would like to host or plan one of these events, please contact either me. Brook Schurman '83 or Bffi R u c h '68.

Please pay your $25.00 annual dues, ff you haven't already done so. Make checks payable to " R i c h m o n d U S N A Chapter" and maU to BiU R u c h '68, Chapter Treasurer, 5707 Maple Brook Drive, Midlothian,Virginia 23112.

O n e note of congratulations is in order to Chapter member Mark Waggoner '61.The Boy Scouts Heart ofVirgiffia

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CHAPTER NEWS CouncU recendy honored Mark by being awarded ffie 2008 SILVER BEAVER A W A R D at its Annual Volunteer Recogffition Gala on Febmary 28,2008.

Tffis is ffieir ffighest award. Nommated by Mark Waggoner '81 ffieff peers, award recipients exemplify ffie finest of service to youffi wiffi ffieir endeavors boffi m and out of Scouting. They represent ffie 6,500 volimteers w h o togeffier provide a top quahty program ffiat is enjoyed by over 19,000 youffi m central Vffgiffia.

Congratffiations, Mark!

Here are a few more photos from our Christmas Party.

Williamsburg Chapter CDR Tom Wishart '60 USN (Ret.) 4759 Winterberry Ct.,WUhamsburg,VA 23188 P: 757-253-0250; E: twishanl@cx.net or usnaaawmsbig@cox.net

TheWiffiamsburg Chapter's January 29, 2008, eveffing ffinner speaker. Ambassador J. R . Bffihngton, provided a timely review of ffistorical and sttategic aspects of Viemam and Iraq. H e conttasted and compared ffiese two mffitary and pohtical events in our national ffistory and stirred many memories by the Alumffi present w h o served in Viet N a m . Ambassador BiUhngton ffiew ffis remarks from ffis extensive foreign service duties at the Consffiate in H u e , the Embassy in Saigon, and wiffi CORJDS in QuangTri, (19651968), service on the National Security CouncU's Viemam Special Staffies Group (1969-1970), and at the State Department's Vietnam Desk (1973-1975). He subsequendy taught at Old Domiffion Uffiversity and served as the Peace Corps Director in Niger (2000-2006). H e graduated from the U.S. Army War CoUege and currendy serves as a Seffior FeUow at the Joint Forces Staff CoUege. H e currendy serves on ffie Board of Directors for ffie American Diplomacy (a State Department peer reviewed journal) and is an Effitor for tffis pubhcation. Ambassador BuUington responded to the Chapter's hvely Q & A period with responses that forther stimffiated and chaUenged the tffinking of aU w h o attended.

Washington Hanford/Tri-Cities Chapter CAPT Edward Schwier '69, USN (Ret.) 1196 Brentwood Ave., Richland, WA 99352-8540 H: 509-627-7288;W: 509-372-0176 E: Edward_G_Ed_Sch-wiei@rl.gov; eschwier@charternet; egschwiet@aol.com

Puget Sound Chapter Pres.CAPTJames N.AdkinsJr '58, USN (Ret.) 7304 N W Duckabush Ln, SUverelale, WA 98383; P: 360-662-1958; E: jadkins@wavecable.com

CAPT Jack Batfield '61, USN (Ret) 3945 SW 328di Place; Federal Way, WA 98023 P: 360-407-7483 P a y ) ; H: 253-835-1115 E: capnjack8@comcast.net

We're sort of catching our breaffi up here in the Great Northwest after a rousing fiffish to the year 2007. December was a blur â&#x20AC;&#x201D;Army-Navy footbaU, the Poinsettia Bowl, and the AU-Service Academy BaU. Having regrouped during ffie month of January, and aUowing those members who partake in winter sports to enjoy ffie record snow faUs we've had in ffie mountains, we're readying ourselves for an exciting slate of events ffiat vviU kickoff m Febmary First on ffie calendar, on 23 February, wffi be the annual Chapter D m n e r and Meeting, to be held at McCorrfficks & Schmick's Harborside Restaurant overPat & Harry Marxen'61 looking Effiot Bay in Seatde. We are very fortanate tffis year to have as Guest of H o n o r and Speaker Dr. WUham C. MUler, Class of 1962, Academic Dean and Provost, U S Naval Academy. We have invited members of ffie U S N A Parent's Club and other supporters to join us and hear Dean Mffier. Also, at tffis meeting, we wffi be inttoducing the Uvo new Chapter Paul Galanti'62 Trustees, R o n WaddeU '67 and PhU Stevens '97. D o u g C o o k '74 wiU be ^ continuing as Trustee and wffi be our new Chapter President, reheving J i m Adkins '58 at the end of February. ^^^; We continue to expand our informal Blue & Gold Socials and to move ffie Ambassador BuUington and President Tom Wishart. locale around to try and reach more T h e Chapter's ffigUy successfol 2008 members and encourage sociahzing and spring speakers series wffi fiffish with networking. T h e 31 January event was held Ambassador MitcheU B. Reiss, currendy at on ffie Eastside at ffie Issaquah Brewhouse L to RAnne Stroud (wife of Tom Stroud '94), Paul and DistiUeiy and ffi-ew ffie largest crowd Galanti '62, Gregg Nivala '80, Gordon Thomson '82, Wiffiam & Mary, speaking on N o r t h Mark James '78 Korea (AprU 22, 2008) and Rear Admiral we've had, about 30.The next B&:G Social NeU Stephenson (Ret.), former Chief of wUl be held on ffie Kitsap side, on 28 See you at our next event. Warm regards Navy Chaplains, speaking on Terrorism February from 5-7 pm at O u r Place Pub & and Go Navy!

(May 27,2008).

Please contact the chapter Eatery in SUverdale. These events are inforJohn Driscoll '90 at the foUowing e-maU if you woffid hke mal, come as you are, and ffie Chapter buys to attend. the first pitcher. So come on out and enjoy Shenandoah Valley Chapter a good time! "WiU Roberts '00 is in Chapter e-mail: usnaaawsbrg@ Pres: Mr. Ronald Tebben, '63 p: (304)258-4108; e: rtebben@earthlink.net charge of ffiese events. cox.net. Chapter events are kept up dated Sec: LCdr. Grayson Redford, '63 (Ret) on our web site: www.usna.com/ We're kicking off the basebaU season p: (540)662-6142 chapters/us/va/wUhamsburg/ again by attenffing the Mariner's game on

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Armed Forces Day o n 1 AprU. Since opeffing day is just ffie day before, we flUlv expect ffie Marmers to be engaged in a hot pennant race at the time! T h e event feanires a pre-game buUpen B B Q and Terrace Club seating, so it ought to be a great eveffing. C o m e o n out and see ffie new ace starting pitcher that we just snagged from ffie Orioles! D o u g C o o k '74 is makmg tffis event happen for us.

There's a lot more dowmstteam as we shde into ffie summer, but we have to save somethmg so you'U tune m agam ne.xt issue!

In more b o r m g news (weU, some of us are excited about it), we hope to offer onhne Chapter registration and duespaying very soon, as an alternative to the present hardcopy and snaU maU forms.

Chuck PeUetier '68 is working hard to set up tffis process, so stay taned! Speaking of registration, ff yrou're ffi ffie area and haven't linked up with us. you ought to.

We alvv ays have a great calendar of events and you can participate as much or as Uffie as you choose. And we're workmg hard to provide a selection of activities that are of mterest to boffi recent grads and us old-timers. We're anxious to have you wiffi us â&#x20AC;&#x201D; check out our website for a detaUed calendar and uffo o n h o w to contact us. Beat Army (m everytffing)! http://www.usna.com/Chapters/US/ Wasffington/PugetSound/ Oregon and Southwest Chapter

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Washington, DC Area Greater Washington Chapter CAPT Jerry FarreU '70 E: tarreUgm@comcast.net Website: www.usnaaagwc.org

T h e N e w Year got off to a fast start for the Washmgton, D C Chapter wiffi Congressman Joe Sestak '73,Vice Affiiural, U S N (Ret) as our January luncheon speaker Representative Sestak spoke of ffie role ffie Naval Academy played m preparing him for seffior leadersffip positions in the Navy and n o w as a congressman representing a ffisttict just outside of Philadelpffia.

accepted and encourage those stiU making up ffieir minds. Commandant of Midsffipmen, Captain Peg Klein '81 wffi be our special guest, along wiffi Academic Dean Bill Miller '64.

T h e chapter's softbaU team, playing in ffie very competitive Capital Area Network (CAN) league is looking for players. It's a co-ed team and spouses are welcome. See the website for more details.

Plans are being developed for the annual Army-Navy Goff Match between our chapter and the Washington Chapter of the West Point Society of Graduates.

R A D M Steve Kunkle, '73 U S N (Ret.) wffi be leading the charge for Navy. T h e match is schedffied for 18 September at Anffiews AFB. Keep an eye on the chapter website for sign up information as the date approaches.

West Virginia West Virginia Chapter Stephen S. Shumlas '69 RADM Pierce Johnson '66 USNR(Ret), (right) Chapter Trustee, thanks Rep. Joe Sestak '73, VADM USN (Ret) for his remarks at the Chapter's February luncheon

As we look forward to a busy year ahead, we wiU welcome the Vice Cffief of Naval Operations, A D M Pat Walsh '77 as the speaker at our February luncheon. In March the chapter wUl host area canffidates w h o have received offers of appointment to U S N A . Tffis weU attended luncheon is mtended to congratffiate those w h o have

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Secretary Mr. Bob Sitni '88

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ALL 'They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old; age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning, we will remember them."

—Laurence Binyon, 1914 A L F O R D , LODWICK H O U S T O N '38

CAPT, USN (Ret.) 19 December 2007 A N A N I A , V I N C E N T J O S E P H '45

CAPT, USN (Ret.) 1 March 2008 ARUFFO, T H O M A S J O H N '82

CDR, USNR 28 February 2008 B A R C U S , CHARLES CARROLL '60

LCDR, USN (Ret.) 21 February 2008 BLYDE, LEWIS J O H N NEWBERY J R . '50

ECKHART, M Y R O N M A X J R . '46

N U M B E R S , E A R L WALLACE '52

CAPT, USN (Ret.) 30 January 2008

CAPT, USN (Ret.) 14 February 2008

EiiioTT, EDWARD 15 January 2008

MARBURGER

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N U T T , E L W O O D E D W I N '43

25 February 2008

FiSLER, P E T E R D E P E W '43

OLLER, WILLIAM MAXWELL '47

CAPT, USNR (Ret.) 14 February 2008

R.ADM, USN (Ret.) 28 Febmary 2008

FREEDMAN, LEWIS '34

PADGET, PAUL EDWARD '43

CDR, USN (Ret.) 30 January 2007

CAPT, USN (Ret.) 8 September 2007

GAMBKE, FREDERICK CHANDLER '51

PoPA, J U S T I N '46 1 February 2008

LT, USNR (Ret.) 25 February 2008

26 January 2008 Boop, J O S E P H H A R O L D '46 LCDR, USNR (Ret.) 27 January 2008

ENS, USN (Ret.) 1 February 2008

B R A N D T , G E O R G E E D G A R J R . '41

GRIMES, D O N A L D LAWRENCE '56

P O W E R S , WiLLLAM L O R E N Z A J R . ' 5 1 * G R A N T , K E N N E T H JAMES '96

CAPT, USN (Ret.) 30 January 2008

17 February 2008 H O L L A N D , ANSEL CAREY '47

BUCK, J O H N ADDISON ' 5 1 *

23 February 2008

CAPT, USN (Ret.) 23 December 2007

1 February 2008 SCHIFFERLI, WALTER FREDERIC J R . '52

13 Febmary 2008 SHEELEY, E L M E R ELLSWORTH J R . '53

CDR, USN (Ret.) 30 January 2008 SiLLiMAN, H E N D E R S O N G E N E '45

25 February 2008

CAPT, USN (Ret.) 17 February 2008

CDR, USN (Ret.) 7 January 2008

KELLER, J O H N G A N S '44

TEBO, KENNETH MACLEAN ' 4 1 *

25Januaiy2008

CATLETT,JACK CALMES '53

KELLER, WILLIAM WALTON '34

CAPT, USN (Ret.) 15 February 2008

J O H N S O N , R I C H A R D V I R D E N '58

BYWATER, R O B E R T G R A N T '38

CAPT, USN (Ret.) 26 January 2008

14 Febmary 2008 CmsHOLM, D O N A L D M C R A E '39

L E M O S , WniLAM E D W A R D '41

1 August 2007 C L I N T O N , JAMES R . '53

18 January 2008 COLWELL,JOHN B A R R '31

VADM, USN (Ret.) 5 Febmary 2008 CoNOLLY, R O B E R T DAVID '53

18 February 2008

CAPT, USN (Ret.) 29 January 2008

RADM, USN (Ret.) 22 February 2008

TRAVER, JAMES D O U G L A S '70

L o o c K , A R T H U R R O B E R T '57

VALLEERE, A N T H O N Y J. '09

26 January 2008 M A C A L U S T E R , STEVEN C A R L ' 7 3 *

MIDN, USN 26 January 2008

16 January 2008

V E L U S , DEMETRIUS J O H N '40

M A R T I N , J O H N TABER '46

CAPT, USN (Ret.) 24 August 2007

8 January 2008

C R O W E , J O H N H A R R I S O N '39

TISDALE, R O B E R T S T R E E T ' 4 6 *

22 January 2008

WALLACE, D O N A L D CLARE J R . '47

Col, USA (Ret.) 9 Febmary 2008

M C C O Y , H U G H M O N R O E '69

1 February 2008

18 February 2008

CuRLEY, R O B E R T G E R A R D ' 4 5 *

M C D O N A L D , T H O M A S ELY ' 4 9 *

WASSON, CHARLES FREDERICK '44*

CDR, USN (Ret.) 7 February 2008

W H I T E , C R A I G C A M E R O N LYNN '67

25 January 2008 DAVENPORT, IRVING '40

M C D O W E L L , J O S E P H M A T T H E W '38

CDR, USN (Ret.) 3 February 2008 DEWITT, J O H N WAINWRIGHT

CAPT, USN (Ret.) 25 February 2008 '55

5 Febmary 2008 D I E S , GREGORY B A I R D '71

CDR, USNR (Ret.) 14 Febmary 2008

27 January 2008 W O O D , R O B E R T CLAIR '45

M E I G S , CHARLES HUBBARD '37

LCDR, USN (Ret.) 26 January 2008

M I L L E N J J O H N CLYDE '67

20 December 2007

DRISCOLL, EUGENE JACKSON J R . '58

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W H O R T O N , M O R R I S D O N A L D '65

CDR, USN (Ret.) 24 February 2008 CAPT, USN (Ret.) 18 January 2008

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M E D I C K , GLENN A D O L P H '43

D R A K E , R I C H A R D FRANCIS '50

31 January 2008

7 Februaiy 2008

MULKEY, R E E D CLAIBORNE '49

Lt Col, USAF (Ret.) 1 February 2008

CDR, USN (Ret.) 24 Febmary 2008 Y O B S , J O H N FRANCIS '75

26 February 2008 ZELOV, R A N D O L P H D I C K I N S O N '48

CDR, USN (Ret.) 13 February 2008 * obituary appears in this issue

JAMES EDWARD H A L U G A N J R . '34

Captain James E. HaUigan Jr., USN (Ret.), ffied in Bremerton,WA, on 13 January 2008.

"Ed" was born in Baton Rouge, LA, on 16 AprU 1913. After ffie death of ffis moffier when he was ffiree, he moved to Boston, MA, and was raised byffispaternal grandparents. FoUowing in the footsteps of ffis uncle. Rear Admiral John Haffigan Jr., USNA 1898, Ed graduated firom Boston Enghsh, entered ffie Naval Academy and pursued an engmeering career. Ed participated in crew, won ffie Conmiodore Maury Award for "ExceUence in Physics."" and was one of ffiree Classmates who scaled that symbol of Imperial British rffight—Gibraltar. They were caught and returned to ffieir sffip under British mffitary escort.

Ed graduated wiffi ffistinction from the Academy as a member offfieClass of 1934 and was assigned to ARIZONA (BB-39). In 1935, he participated m ffie rescue of the crew of MACON (ZRS-5).

Upon completion of engmeermg staffies at the Naval Postgraduate School m 1942, he went on to earn a master of engmeering degree with honors from MIT. He was reassigned m 1943 as cffief engmeer of LANGLEY (CVL-27). For having the longest record at sea vviffiout retarffing to Pearl for repairs.

Admiral Halsey honored ffie LANGLEY crew by aUowmg them to lead ffie fleet back to theff homeport at Ulitffi AtoU m December 19-14. Ed participated m seven campaigns in the Pacffic Theater and was awarded ffie Bronze Star Medal with Valor device.

Later assignments fficluded Repair Superintendent, U.S. Naval Sffipyard, Pearl Harbor, TH, and Assistant Dffector of Sffip Design, BuSffips, Washmgton, DC. After retiring from the Navy m 1960, Ed became the laboratory and field manager of Hughes Aircraft, Radar Division. ffi 1975, he earned a JD degree from the Uffiversity of Florida and practiced law m Melbourne, FL. His membersffip m professional organizations included the Society of Naval Arcffitects and Marine Engmeers (chaffman, Hawauan Chapter), ffie Institate of Electtoffic and Electtical Engmeers (chairman. Orange County Chapter) and the American Society of Naval Engmeers.

Ed is survived by his wffe of 71 years, the former Eleanor B. Joham of Santa Barbara, CA; four chUdren, Lieutenant Colonel John Edward Haffigan, USAF (Ret.); Francesca Drum.JD; James Panick Haffigan, DDS, PhD; and WUham Keith Haffigan, MD; 11 grandchUffien; eight great-grandchUdren; and tffiee great-great-grandchUdren.

Graveside services were conducted on 22 January 2008 at Mountain View Cemetery in Bremerton, WA. Mffitary honors were provided by Naval Base Kitsap.

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'41 Lieutenant Colonel Wilham W Neely, ArtiUery, USA (Ret.) passed away in Veffice, FL, on 28 November 2007, tffiee years after a debihtating sttoke.

Born in Tucson, AZ, in 1919, he graduated from the Naval Academy wiffi the Class of 1941. He thorougffiy enjoyed ffis Naval Academy experiences, incluffing meeting ffis fotare wife, Arme Thurman, whose fanffiy was then stationed at the Army War CoUege in nearby Washington, DC. In 1941 he was commissioned in the U.S. Army, Coast Artffiery, and, after MIT and Harvard electtoffics ttaining, helped estabhsh radar protection of the U.S.Atlantic coast during the early years ofWorld War 11. Later in the war, he served in New Guinea and in the Phffippines on General MacArthur's staff, where he was promoted to major. During Korean War combat, he commanded two field artffiery battahons of the First Cavahy Division in ffifferent deployments and was promoted to heutenant colonel. After Korea, he gained an adffitional degree (Uffiversity of Alabama, electtical engineermg) and had many other interesting Army assignments, including command of a nuclear-armed rocket battahon in Germany, before retiring in 1963.

He then hved in Arhngton,VA, working on computerizing NASA data, and enjoying goff at the Army-Navy Country Club, unffi he reffied agam m 1972 to Sarasota, FL. In Florida, he was a member of the Manasota Track Club and an avid runner into ffis 70s, when he took up competitive swimmmg. He and Anne, who ffied in 1995 after a long batde with mffiriple sclerosis, are survived by theff son, Wiffiam W. Neely Jr. and ffis wffe, Susan of Vienna,VA; daughter, Leshe BoUmger, and her husband, Mike of GainesviUe, FL; grandson, Craig Neely; as weU as three of Anne's sibhngs and theff famffies (fficludmg Barbara and her husband, Captam Dale C. Reed '42). In 1996, he married agam and moved to Veffice, FL. He is survived by ffis second wffe, Dorothy Gibson of New PhUadelpffia, OH, and her fanffiy.

Lieutenant Colonel Neely was interred on 31 January 2008 with fiffi mffitary honors in Arhngton National Cemetery alongside Anne and near several relatives. Classmates and other old friends.The burial service was at the Fort Myer, Old Post Chapeh where he and Anne were married m August 1941.

Memorial donations may be made to the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, PO. Box 4527, New York, NY 10163.

TIK Neely Family WILLIAM WARREN NEELY

KENNETH MACLEAN T E B O '41

Captam Kenneth M.Tebo, USN (Ret.), ffied on 15 Febmary 2008. He was 88 years old.

Captam Tebo was bomffiMadborough, MA, on 25 April 1919. After graduating as valeffictorian fiom hisffighschool, he attended Affiniral Farragut Academy before entering the Naval Academyffi1937 wiffi the Class of 1941.

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CALL Upon graduation, Captam Tebo was assigned to duty on ROPER (DD-47). ROPER was a four-stack desttoyer ofWorid War I vintage creffited with sinking a German submarine off the coast of North Carohna. In 1945, Tebo was ordered to postgraduate school in aeronautical engineering at Annapohs, MD, finishing ffis schoohng at MIT, being awarded a master of science degree.

He was a test pUot and engineer in aviation fire-control systems.

The Polaris (Submarine/MissUe) Project Office in Wasffington, DC, was ffis last duty m ffie Navy.

After retiring from the Navy m 1961, Captain Tebo worked for the A.C. Sparkplug Division of General Motors as ffirector of Program Analysis, Midwest Research Institate as ffirector of Program Management Techffiques, ffie Central Inteffigence Agency as a program manager and The George Wasffington Uffiversity as dffector. Off Campus Program of the Continuing Engineering Education Program.

Captain Tebo's decorations and awards included the SUver Star Medal, the Navy Commendation Medal, two CIA Inteffigence Medals of Merit and various mffitary theatte and victory medals.

Captain Tebo enjoyed goff and was an avid bridge player.

Captain Tebo married the former Marceda Anderson of Seatde, WA, on 1 June 1943. She predeceased ffim on 24 February 2002.

They are survived by their tffiee chUffien, Robyn N.Tebo of Sterhng,VA, Craig J. Tebo of Meffio Park, CA, and Dr. Braffiey M.Tebo of Pordand, OR; tffiee grandchUffien, Christma MaUe and her husband, John ofVirgiffia, Ahson Tebo and Martm Tebo of Pordand, OR; and two great-grandchUffien, Justin and Jared.

A memorial service was held on 4 March 2008 in Potomac Falls,VA, foUowed by inurnment at ffie Naval Academy Columbarium on 26 March 2008.

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CharlesA. Smyhe ffied peacefiffiy on 13 November 2007. He was 87 years old.

Born in New York City on 15 May 1920,"Smokey" attended primary and high school in Dettoit, MI, as James Kinnearjohnston, having taken his stepfather's surname. After a year at Severn School in Severna Park, MD, he entered the Naval Academy, where he played Plebe lacrosse and was a member of the Juice Gang and Raffio Club, graduating with the Class of 1942 on 19 December 1941. His stepfather ffied wffile he was at the Academy. After a gap of 20 years, he was reuffited with ffis father and changed his name back to that wffich he was christened, Charles Albert Smyhe IV. His wartime service was maiffiy in destroyers in the Pacffic.

He was in a program using experienced destroyer officers to more quickly put new ships in commission through a shakedown cruise on the West Coast, and then out to join the Pacific Fleet.

After the war, he served in TOLMAN ( D M - 2 8 ) supervising Japanese rffinesweepmg operations based in Sasebo,Japan. As

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navigator of OAKLAND (CL-95), he safely brought her from Shanghai, Cffina, to San Francisco, CA. He resigned from naval service in October 1946.

He then went to work for the National Licorice Company, wffich was founded in 1845 in Brooklyn, NY, by ffis greatgrandfather. Later known asY&S Canffies, it manufactared products such asTwizzlers and Nibs. Hershey Foods Corporation acquiredY&S Canffies in 1978. At that tune, Smokey was chaffman and president. He spent the last eight years before ffis retirement as vice president, admiffistration on ffie Hershey corporate staff.

In 1986, Smokey moved to Boca Grande, FL, serving as chairman of the board of the Gasparffia Island Water Association and later as charter chaffman of the Gasparffia Island Bridge Authority.

Smokey was a faithfffi, humble and talented lay leader m ffie Episcopal church. He served on vestties in New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Florida.

The Smyhes moved to Sarasota, FL, and have been members of the Church ofThe Redeemer.

Survivors mclude his wife of 48 years, Marguerette "Effie" Smyhe; daughters, Henrietta Lachman, Elizabeffi Smyhe and Paige Magratten; sons, CharlesA. Smyhe Jr., W Sharmon Smyhe and ffie Rev. John S. Smyhe; nme grandchUdren; and 11 great-grandchUdren.

In heu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to ffie National Mffitiple Sclerosis Society, Rhode Island Chapter, 205 Hallene Road, Sffite #209, Warwick, RI 02886.

CHARLES FREDERICK WASSON '44

Charles F.Wasson of Spaffish Fort,AL, passed away on 7 February 2008 after a short iUness at Westminster Vffiage, overlooking MobUe Bay. He was 87 years old.

"Chuck" was born on 11 December 1920 in Cambridge, OH, ffie son of ffie late Hazel and Frederick Wasson.

He was a 1944 graduate of ffie Uffited States Naval Academy and served as the navigator on TEXAS during World War II. He continued ffis service to ffie country as a member of ffie ehte team at ffie Marmed Spacecraft Center in Houston, TX, for 16 years and helped put ffie first man on the moon.

As a resident of ffie Lake Forest Commuffity, Chuck and lb spent theff retirement years on ffie goff course and travehng.

Chuck was a devoted husband and faffier. Survivors include his wife of 64 years, Ehzabeth "lb" Wasson; daughter, Canffis Johnson of Pensacola, FL; son and daughter-in-law, Burke and Gale Wasson of Nacogdoches,TX;broffier,Jan Wasson of Florida; and grandson, Matthew Johnson of Mayer, MN. Chuck was preceded in death by two brothers, Owen and Harry; and ffiree sisters, Agnes, Thelma and Naorffi.

Mr. Wasson wiU be interred in a famUy plot in Houston, TX, at a later date.

The Wasson Family

Upon graduation with the Class of 1945, Lee volunteered for Robert G. Curiey passed away peacefuUy duty in the Ampffibious Forces and served as executive officer at ffis home on 25 January 2008. He was and then commanffing officer of a landing sffip tank in PffibPac. 85 years old.

He participated in the Okinawa Campaign and ffien left to enter ffight school. His time m ffight traiffing was sweetened by meetmg "Bob" Curiey, a fourth generation and marrying ffis lovely wife, Jackie, with whom he shared a San Franciscan, was born in ffie city on wonderfffi 61 yean. The marriage was blessed with tffiee great 16 September 1922 to Clyde James Curiey chUffien, Scott, Pattick and Jaffice. and Mary Lamb Curiey. He graduated firom LoweU High School (class of 1940) Upon receivingffisWings of Gold, Lee's service included where he had been seffior class president duty in Pattol Squadron 42 based at NAS, North Island, with and head yeU leader. Bob graduated fiom ffie U.S. Naval Academy, deployments to Alaska and the Phiffipines, foUowed by a threeClass of 1945. year assignment teacffing at the Naval Academy. From AnnapoUs, Bob served on board SOUTH DAKOTA from 1944 to 1945.

Lee went to NAS Rota, Spain, for two years. Because of ffis He attended Fhght School m Pensacola, FL, and served as an fluency in the Spaffish language, he was assigned as pubhc ordnance test pUot at Cffina Lake, CA, and as a Navy pUot ffi relations officer for ffie Inter American Defense CoUege, Hawau during ffie Korean War. wffich was ffis last naval assignment.

In 1953, he left ffie Navy and obtamed a master's degree m Lee retired in 1964 and worked for six years with ffis USNA industrial engmeering from Stanford Uffiversity. He ffien worked roommate at North American Aviation m Columbus, O H . inffietransportation field for Starfford Research Institate and later Anxious to be m private busmess, he bought The Yauger Monument for Consohdated Freightways and as president of Utffity TraUer Company in London, OH, and ttipled the company sales over Company. Bob returned to SRI Intemational, where he worked the next several years before tarrffiig the management over to unffi he retired ffi 1985. As a transportation engmeer. Bob was his son, Patrick. instrumental m developmg ffie transportation contamer system, Lee never lost ffis lust for hfe. He was an avid reader and whereupon contamers move firom trucks to trains to sffips. bridge player; an ardent tenffis and goff player. Most of aU, he Bob moved to Modesto, CA, ffi 1990. He enjoyed ttavel and enjoyed participating m outmgs and activities with ffis wffe, fiiends. Boffi work and pleasure took him around ffie world, chUffien and grandchUffien. Lee was a defficated famUy man mcludmgAustraha,Asia and ffie Midffie East. He jomed Sons in and a loyal friend and wUl be dearly rffissed by aU. Retirement (SIR), becorrffiig president of the Modesto Chapter The Haines Family & Bill Lewis '45 (#144) and ffien state president m 2007. Bob wUl be remembered ROBERT STREET TISDALE '46 for his sense of humor, his engagmg laugh, his optimism and his love Captam Robert S.Tisdale, USN (Ret.), of gadgetry. He taught his four daughten ffiat ffiey coffid become passed awayffiWeUmgton, FL, on anythmg ffiey wanted to be. Frances is gratefffi that she was able 29 January 2008 after a brief iUness. to shareffiBob's sense of adventure m theff years together.

"Bob" and his broffier. Chuck Tisdale He is survived by his loving wffe, Frances Hubbard Bonte '44, were born on 14 May 1921 m Cudey; his four daughters by the late Dorothy Hoff Curiey, Pordand, OR, sons of Ahne and Charles Mary Curiey Jensen (Art), Melissa Curiey Sehgman (Steve), Henry Tisdale Sr.The twins enjoyed Robm Curiey Esnard (Glen) and Arm Curiey; and four grandurban hfe with theff parents and older chUffien, Shara Sehgman, Cate Jensen, Alex Wffitesides and Alex sister,Vffgiffia, in Pordand and country Bonte. Bob was preceded m death byffisfour brothers, Clyde hfe during summers ffi Sutherhn, OR, with theff grandparents, James Jr., WUliam, Jack and Charles; granddaughter, Stevie Lucy and Mark Tisdale.

Sehgman; and grandson, Gary Bonte.

Bob graduated from Portland's Lmcoffi High School m 1939 A memorial service was held on 30 January 2008 at St. Paffi's and enhsted m the Naval Reserve. Released from active duty in Episcopal Church m Modesto, CA. 1941, he attended North Dakota Agricultaral CoUege prior to ffi heu of flowers, please consider a donation to your joiffing his brother at the U.S. Naval Academy in 1942. Bob fivorite charity. graduated from ffie Academy m 1945 with the Class of 1946. excerpts from The Modesto Bee His sea tours included gunnery duties on NEW JERSEY (BB-62), FuRSE (DD-882) and RADFORD (DDE-446); commandmg FRANK LELAND HAINES '45 officer of MEEKER COUNTY (LST-980); missUe officer of Lieutenant Commander FL. Haines CANBERRA ( C A G - 2 ) ; executive officer ofJ O H N KING ( D D G - 3 ) ; passed away on 11 November 2007 m commanffing officer of MuLLiNix (DD944) and CASCADE Hiffiard, OH, after a long and courageous (AD-16); and Commander Escort Squadron Ten and Desttoyer batde with cancer. He was 86 years old.

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"Lee" was born on 12 September ROBERT GERARD CURLEY '45

1921ffiToledo, OH, but moved at an early age to Blanchester, OH. He attended WUmmgton CoUege m Offio prior to entermg ffie Naval Academy m 1941.

Shore assignments fficluded Gffided MissUe School at the Army ArtiUery School, Fort Bhss,TX; ordnance and gunnery instructor at the U.S. Naval Academy and at the General Lffie School, Monterey, CA; foUowed by staffies at the US. Naval April 2 0 0 8

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LAST C A L L Postgraduate School, Monterey, CA. He attended ffie Naval War CoUege in Newport, Rl; then was assigned to the Naval Ordnance Systems Command and Surface MissUe Systems Project, Washington, DC. He established and commanded ffie Human Resources Development Center, Norfolk,VA. Bob's final tour was on ffie staff of CinCLantFlt. Durmg ffiese tours, he earned master's degrees from ffie US. Naval Postgraduate School (chemistry) and from The George Wasffington University (international affairs).

He was awarded the Meritorious Service Medal and a Gold Star in heu of a second award.

Bob found and married ffis hfe parmer. Second Lieutenant Nancy Thompson, USAF, in 1951 in Honolffiu, HI. Upon retirement in Jffiy 1975, ffiey setded in Alexandria,VA, where Nancy went back to nursmg and Bob worked for Vitro Corporation and DELEX. In 1989, ffiey moved to Weffington, FL. Bob is survived by ffis wffe of 56 years, Nancy; daughter, Kim; nephew, Charles Henry Tisdale IV;ffiece,Ruth Tisdale DeBoer; and several grand-ffieces and nephews. His son,Todd, passed way m 2006.

Memorial conttibutions may be sent to ffie Na-vy-Marme Corps Rehef Society.

The Tisdale Family CHARLES STANLEY WILUAMS JR. '46

Rear Admiral Charles S. WUhams Jr., USN (Ret.), entered heaven on 8 Jffiy 2007. He was 85 yean old.

A native of San Peffio, CA, "Chuck" enlisted m ffie U.S. Navy on 23 September 1940. After serving aboard TENNESSEE (BB-43), he entered ffie Naval Academy ^ \ ^ ^ ^ ^ m ^ ^ ^ ^ Prep School and subsequendy, the Naval Academy, where he graduated with ffie accelerated Class of 1946 ffi June 1945.

He served on NASHVILLE (CL-43) and TOLEDO ( C A - 1 3 3 ) before entering ffight trainmg m 1947. Upon receiving his aviator designation in 1949, he was assigned to VP-34, returffing to the Naval Air Facffity, Armapohs m 1952 as an instructor. In 1954, he jomed ffie staff of ComNavAffLant and m 1956, was assigned to VS-30. He received a master's degree in education firom Stanford Uffiversity in 1959 and was assigned to BuPers unffi 1960, when he became aide to the Cffief of Naval Personnel. He reported as executive officer and later as commanffing officer ofVS-35 in 1961, foUowed by command ofVS-41. He served as navigator on KEARSARGE ( C V S - 3 3 ) in 1966. In 1967, he was assigned to ffie Office ofASW Programs ffi OpNaV In 1969, he assumed command of PLATTE ( A O - 2 4 ) , and for combat support operations, was awarded the Bronze Star Medal. He assumed command of INTREPID (CVS-11) in 1971, and was awarded the Legion of Merit. In 1973 he was promoted to rear adrffiral and served as deputy to ffie president and dean of acaderffics of the Naval War CoUege. He ffien reported as ComFaffMed/CTF-67/ComARj\ffMed headquartered in Naples, Italy Before retiring in 1978, he served as Director, Aviation Manpower and Traiffing Division (OP-059).

From 1978 to 1988, he served as dean of academic affairs, vice president/provost and chanceUor at Embry-Ridffie

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Aeronautical Uffiversity, Daytona Beach, FL. He served on ffie Daytona Beach Chamber of Commerce Board of Governors and in numerous civic orgaffizations.

Reflecting on ffis hfe. Chuck woffid say ffiat ffis greatest reward was ffis faith in Jesus Christ. He was an active member, elder and elder emeritas of ffie Palm Coast Bible Church.

He was predeceased by ffis wife of 48 years, Ehzabeffi (Henry) WUhams. He is survived by ffis wife of 13 years, Patticia Snyder WUhams; daughters, Ehzabeffi Garry and Ahson MueUer; and four grandchUffien.

Memorial services were conducted at the Palm Coast Bible Church, wiffi interment wiffi fuU mffitary honors at Arhngton National Cemetery on 19 September 2007.

LCDR Alison Williams Mueller, NC, USN (Ret.) CHANNING EWING GUFFEY '47

Channmg E. Guffey ffied on 29 December 2007, in Oklahoma City, OK. He was 83 years old.

"Chan" Guffey was born m Kmgston, MO, on 1 October 1924, and received ffis congressional appointment to ffie Naval Academy firom ffiat state. He spent Plebe and part ofYoungster years wiffi the Hffi Company, and was successfffi m acaderffics, but m May of 1945, was honorably ffischarged for physicalffisabffity,and enroUed at Oklahoma City Uffiversity, where he graduated with a bachelor's degree in ffistory.

For ffie next two decades, he honed ffis talents for journalism â&#x20AC;&#x201D;^working ffist as a reporter, ffien as assistant city effitor, and from 1956 to 1961, as city effitor of The Oklahoman, m Oklahoma City, OK. He was the effitor of the morffing daUy newspaper The Woodward News, in Woodward, OK, and ffien in 1963, estabhshed and pubhshed Guffey's Executive Journal unffi ffis retirement three decades later.

The Journal, a weekly pubhcation, reported business news and real estate transactions in and around Tffisa and Oklahoma City, and its transaction prices and detaUs were commoffiy quoted by real estate professionals from ffie sixties ffirough ffie nineties.

He was inducted into ffie Oklahoma Journffism HaU of Fame in 1989.

Chan is survived by ffis wife, Hope; two daughters, Anffis Kernan and Kim Guffey, boffi of Broken Arrow, OK; son.

Rand Guffey of Redffing, CT; two broffiers, Donal Guffey of Columbia, MO, and Roger Guffey of Carefree, AZ; and by seven grandchUffien.

Funeral services took place in Oklahoma City, OK, on 3 January 2008.

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W I L U A M WESTFALL LEE J R . '48

Lieutenant Commander WUham W. Lee Jr., USN (Ret.), ffied on 27 October 2007 at Pitt County Memorial Hospital in his hometown of GreenviUe, NC. "WUhe" graduated fiom The McCaffie School in Chattanooga, TN, and attended N C State CoUege before graduating from ffie Naval Academy wiffi ffie Class of 1948.

Upon graduation, he served on crffisers, destroyers and one ampffibious sffip. His shore duty fficluded a tour on Sub Inserv San Francisco, ffie Naval Postgraduate School m Monterey, CA, and BuSffips/NavSffips m Washmgton, DC. In adffition to his degrees from ffie Academy and Postgraduate School, Wiffie earned degrees from The George Washmgton Uffiversity and East Carohna Uffiversity.

Upon retirement firom ffie Navy,"WiUie worked for Computer Sciences Corp., ffien returned to GreenviUe, NC, to serve as headmaster for rwo private schools before foundmg a general contractmg firm and real estate company. His qffick wit, jovial nature, and abffity to teU a joke wffi be missed by aU who knew^ and loved him.

"WUhe married Edwma Gladden m ffie Naval Academy Chapel m 1949.They were very happUy married for 43 years until her passing m 1993.They are survived by ffieff four chUdren, daughters, Edwina Gladden Lmdsay and her husband, Samuel of FayetteviUe, NC, NeUe Wffite Hayes and her husband, Larry of Vanceboro, NC, and Susan Jeffiey Baro and her husband, Jose of GreemiUe, NC; son, WUham WestfaU "Bffi" Lee FV and his wffe, Joi of Greenville, NC; 14 grandchUffien (and spouses), Samuel Winslow Lmdsay, Joshua Webster Hayes '98 (Heiffi Hennmg '98), Amanda Barrett Hayes, Jackson Albright Hayes, Teresa Cristina Woolverton (Justm), Jose Baro FV, AnaLisa Ester Baro, Melyssa Maria Baro, Ian Alexander Baro, John Michael Baro, Alexis Nicole Lee,AshtonVffginia Lee and Jenffie Christine Lee; and three great-grandchUdren, Lucia, Blaise and Angel Hayes.

He was proud to have been present at his grandson's graduation from ffie Academy, 50 years after his own.

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Commander Thomas E. McDonald, USN (Ret.), ffied of influenza-mduced pneumonia at Camarffio, CA, on 7 February 2008. He was 81 years old.

He was bom on 11 August 1926, m St. Louis, MO, to Thomas F and Marguerite Ely McDonald, beatmg his twin broffier, Frank, mto ffie world by half an hour. He graduated from John Burroughs School m Cbyton, MO. "Tom" knew from ffie time he was 12 he wanted to be a naval officer and graduated fiom the Naval Academy with the Class of 1949. His first tour was aboard BoXER to the Far East to re-establish a naval presence and stabffize conffitions in Korea.

Tom participated m Operations Mambrace and Mariner firom

1951 to 1953, serving m a LantFlt attack squadron. He completed a post-graduate course at the U.S. Naval Inteffigence School ffi 1956 and then joined the Fleet Inteffigence Center m Morocco.

PacFlt duty in heavy attack came next, then Jomt Strategic Target Planffing Staff in Omaha, NE. From 1965 to 1969, he served as ffie Seventh Fleet haison officer to ffie Fifffi Air Force in Japan. WhUe stationed in Japan, he received a master of aerospace operations management firom ffie Uffiversity of Southern Cahforffia. He retired after a 20-year career and jomed Hughes Affcraft Co. m El Segundo, CA, where he was dffector of staff operations. Tom reffied from Hughes ffi 1989.

He was a member of the Kffights of Columbus and was head of the goff committee for the Sterhng HUls Home Owners Association.

He is survived by ffis wffe, the former Mary M. Klucken of Camarffio, CA; daughters, Brooke and Marguerite; sons, Thomas, Charles and Richard; 11 grandchUffien; and his twin brother, Frank McDonald of Oceanside, CA. He also is survived by Mary's chUffien, Brian, Tim, Chris and CoUeen; and two grandchUffien. He was preceded m deaffi by his ffist wffe, Eleanor Brooke Stiefel ofWasffington, DC. A foneral Mass was conducted on 11 Febmary 2008 at Paffie Sena Cathohc Church, wiffi mterment at Holy Cross Cemetery m Cffiver City, CA, with mffitary honors.

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Captam Cornehus S. Snodgrass Jr., USN (Ret.), of Vffgiffia Beach,VA, ffied on 29 December 2007.

Bom on 24 November 1926 m New London, CT, Captam Snodgrass was ffie son of ffie late Cornehus Stribhng Snodgrass '22 and Mary Mattlage Snodgrass. His great-grandfaffier. Admiral Cornehus K. Stribhng, was the thffd superintendent of ffie Naval Academy (1850-1853). Captam Snodgrass hved m England firom 1930 to 1939 and retarned to the Uffited States at the outbreak ofWorld War II. He served m ffie Navy for 25 years, 20 of wffich were spent at sea.

Upon graduation from ffie Naval Academy with the Class of 1949, he began his career aboard SiBONEY (CVE-112) and ED. ROOSEVELT ( C V B - 4 2 ) . He served on ffie state of Commander Ampffibious Group Four and Commander m Cffief Northeast Atlantic and Meffiterranean. He was on ffie Pentagon staff of ffie Cffief of Naval Operations. Captam Snodgrass had four commands at sea: DETECTOR ( M S O - 4 2 9 ) , CORRY ( D D - 8 1 7 ) , Desttoyer

Division 222 and Desttoyer Squadron Two. He was cffief of staff of Cruiser Destroyer Flotffia Four and was a graduate of ffie Armed Forces Staff CoUege.

FoUowmg his reffiement m 1974, Captain Snodgrass contmued to serve as a Reserve convoy commodore. He began a new career as a consffitmg engmeer and worked m Alexandria,

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A hfelong atffiete. Captain Snodgrass was a member of ffie Naval Academy goff team. He continued to enjoy goff, tenffis, garderffiig and swimmmg. He swam laps every mornmg unffi ffis fmal iUness.

He was predeceased by ffis wffe of 55 years, Eleanor Lee Potts Snodgrass in 2004. Captain Snodgrass is survived by ffis wffe, Catherme Cormaughton Snodgrass; broffier, Francis Mattiage Snodgrass of Lyffiam St. Annes, England; five chUffien, Susan Snodgrass Wynne and her husband, John ofVirgiffia Beach,VA, Geoffi"ey PoweU Snodgrass and ffis wffe, HoUy of New Orleans, LA, Richard Lee Snodgrass ofVirgiffia Beach,VA, LleweUyn PoweU Snodgrass and ffis wffe, Caffiarine of Alexanffiia,VA, and Juha Snodgrass Walker and her husband, John of Richmond, VA; and seven g;randchilffien,John Ohver Wynne Jr. (Kaffierme), Bradford Annan Wynne, First Lieutenant Walter Palmer Snodgrass, USMC, Christopher PoweU Snodgrass, Caffiarine Coleman Snodgrass, John Luffier Walker FV and Lee Sttibhng Walker.

A memorial service was held on 5 January 2008 at Gaffiee Episcopal Church m Vffgiffia Beach.VA. J O H N ADDISON BUCK '51

Captain John A. Buck, USN (Ret.), passed away on 23 December 2007 m Potomac, MD, where he and ffis wffe, Betty, had been hving for 26 years.

John, the son ofVice Admiral and Mrs. Walter A. Buck, was born m Washmgton, DC, and hke aU good Navy "brats," foUowed ffis faffier firom duty station to duty station growing up. He graduated from Mercersburg Academy m Mercersburg, PA, and entered the Naval Academy in 1947. He graduated and was commissioned an ensign wiffi ffie Class of 1951.

His first sea tour was m STRONG (DD-758), wffich fficluded operations in ffie Korean War and a cffcumnavigation of ffie globe. His other sea tours include command of CoURSER (MSC(0)-6), executive officer tours in BRADFORD pD-545) and WILLIAM V. PRATT (DLG-13), comrffissioffing C O of KOELSCH PE-1049), and command of CHICAGO (CG-11).

John also served in Viemam as surface and war plans officer on the staff of Commander Seventh Fleet.

Ashore, John received an electtical engineering degree firom U.S. Naval Postgraduate School, served in the Bureau of Naval Personnel and completed two tours in the office of the Cffief of Naval Operation (OCNO). As a captam, he was ffie assistant for SffipbuUdmg and Conversion and manager of the SffipbuUffing and Conversion Appropriation in the office of the Director, Sffip Acquisition and Improvement in the OCNO. He also served as Assistant Deputy Commander for Surface Combatant Ships in Naval Sea Systems Command (NavSea). After his tour in command of the Naval Weapons Station,Yorktown,VA, Captain Buck reffied firom active duty. However, he ffid not stop serving ffis country; he participated in the Convey Commodore

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Program and made several ttips to Great Lakes and ffie Uffited Kmgdom for trainmg conferences. He was also ffie convey commander for afiffiscale exercise in Diego Garcia.

After retirement, he worked for several compaffies ffi ffie Wasffington, DC, area, proviffing systems engmeering, and test and evaluation expertise to various NavSea and Naval Aff Systems Command (NavAff) programs.

Captam Buck is survived by ffis wife of 56 years, Betty May Coyl Buck of Potomac, MD; son. Commander Jerome A. Buck '76, USN (Ret.) ofSpring;field,VA;daughter,Teresa Ann Jacobson of San Luis Obispo, CA; and granddaughter, Coria L. Buck.

The Buck Family WILLIAM LORENZA POWERS JR. '51

Commander WUham L. Powers Jr., USNR (Ret.), passed away on 1 Febmary 2008. He was 78 years old.

"Bffi," as he was known to ffis fiiends and fanffiy, was ffie son of Ona WUhams and Wiffiam Lorenzo Powers Sr. Born ffi Bryan, TX, m 1929, he graduated firom ffie Uffited States Naval Academy wiffi ffie Class of 1951. He played on ffie Navy's footbaU team as haff-back and safety man fiom 1948 to 1950. He was a naval fighter pUot serving several deployments aboard YORKTOWN and WASP m ffie Padfic Ocean. He remamed on active duty unffi 1958,ffienm 1975, retiredfiromffieNaval Reserve.

Bffi was a member of ffie Brazos Uffion AF&AM Masoffic Lodge #129 m Bryan, TX, for more ffian 50 years.

Bffi is survived by ffis loving famUy, ffis sister, Corabeffi P. Dabagffi; tffiee chUffien, James L. Powers and ffis wffe, Mereffiffi, Elizabeffi P.Tyson and her husband, James, and Ona K. Powers; five grandchUffien, Asffieigh Amim, Effie Powers, Francie Tyson, Carohne Powers and JT Tyson; two nephews, WiUiam K. Dabagffi and ffis wffe, MarUyn, and Rashad E. Dabagffi and ffis wffe, Janet; and ffis loving gfflfriend.Jean Myers, for whom he had great affection.

A foneral service was held on 6 February 2008 at Second Baptist Church in Houston,TX, foUowed by interment at CoUege Station Cemetery in CoUege Station,TX. Honored to serve as paUbearers were Wiffiam K. Dabagffi, Rashad E. Dabagffi, James L. Powers, James T.Tyson, Barry L. Smiffi and Edsel G. Jones. Honorary paUbearers included ffis USNA Classmates, Captain Albert L. Raiffiel '51, USN (Ret.), Captain Wffiiam C. Eari '51, USN (Ret.),Rear Admiral A. Malcohn Sinclair '51, USN (Ret.), Lieutenant Colonel WUham B. WUson '51, USAF (Ret.), Commander Arcffibald S.Thompson '51, USN (Ret.), and Colonel James C. Hunt Jn '51, USAF (Ret.).

In heu of flowers, ffie famUy gratefuUy requests ffiat conttibutions in ffis memory be ffirected to ffie Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for ChUffien, 2222 Welborn Street, DaUas,TX 75219. excerpts Jrom the Houston Chromcle

ROBERT NORMAN DESMARAIS '53

Robert N. Desmarais ffied on Sunday, 20 January 2008, after a two-year batde wiffi myelodysplastic synffiome. He was 77 years old.

Born and raised in North Grafton, MA, he graduated firom ffie Naval Academy wiffi the Class of 1953 and was commissioned as an officer in ffie U.S. Marine Corps. He went on to graduatefiromClark Uffiversity wiffi a master's degree in maffiematics m 1959. He retired fiom NASA m 1986 after 28 years as an aeronautical engmeer. Durmg ffiat time, he worked on ffie Mercury- and ApoUo projects. He was an avid supporter of and vrolunteer wiffi ffie York County Library System.

Robert was preceded in deaffi by ffis parents, Horace Arthur and Ahne Angen Desmarais;ffisbroffiers.Victor and Adrien Desmarais; his sisters. Rata Desmarais and Affita WffitereU; and ffis daughter, Janet Desmarais Gracin.

He is survived by ffis wife of 55 years, Priscffia "Pat" Fearmg Desmarais ofYorktown,VA; daughters, Marcy Desmarais of YorktovvTi,VA, and Carol Desmarais Wood and her husband, Robert of Fredericksburg,VA; son, John Desmarais and ffis wffe, Rachel of Clemmons, NC; son-m-law, Stephen Gracm of Bmghamton, NY; broffier, Paffi Desmarais of North Grafton, MA; eight grandchUffien; seven great-grandchUffien; and numerous ffieces and nephews.

A smaU graveside service was held on 26 January 2008 at Sunset Memorial Garden m Fredericksburg,VA. In heu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to ffie Salvation Army, Peninsffia Command, P.O. Box 7529, Hampton,VA 23666.

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DUDLEY ALFRED GAOUETTE '57

Duffiey A. Gaouette passed away peacefuUy on 15 November 2007 m San Diego, CA. He was 73 years old.

Born on 12 September 1934, Duffiey loved flying and decided he wanted to attend the Naval Academy at the age of ffine. He jomed the CivU Aff Pattol and learned to fly wffile a teenager. Repeatedly deffied acceptance to the Naval Academy because of a missmg molar, he persisted and was granted a chance by a sympaffietic ffight surgeon durmg a visit to the Yard. His days at USNA were tough, but ffie fiiends he made there became the fiiends through- out ffis hfe. The Academy opened many doors of opportaffity and gave him skUls wffich served him m several successfffi careers.

Upon graduation with the Class of 1957, he attended ffight school and earned ffisWmgs. He ttamed on theT-28 and the F-9 Cougar, but his most memorable flying experience was the F-8 Crusader, wffich he said was "hke holffing a ratdesnake by the head." He was stationed withVF-91 and made several cmises on

R.ANGER. In a Winds of War moment, he had the pleasure of lanffing ffis aircraft on MIDWAY, the sffip that ffis father was currendy serving on as a cffief radioman.

Duffiey finished up ffis Navy career with VF-126 at Miramar, insttucting in ffie A-4. He jomed American Airhnes as a ffight engineer and flew with them for 16 years, flying as copUot in the 707, 727 and 767. WhUe with American, he started a real estate business, which provided him the capital to pursue saffing. He made two year-long cruises to Mexico-Hawau-West Coast.

Before GPS, he remarked with pride that he dead reckoned ffis saUboat from Mexico to Hawffi with offiy celestial navigation.

Despite bad weaffier and seas, he made landfaU at the appointed hour of the correct day.

In 1985, he had a motorcycle accident wffich left him paralyzed from ffie chest down. He was unfaffingly positive and ffis setback made him appreciate ffis hfe and fanffiy more.

He continued ffis pursuits in real estate for 22 more years.

In 1991, Duffiey married Alene Fukamura. They hved in a beautifffi home on Point Loma, overlookmg San Diego Harbor.

Duffiey wffi be remembered for ffis loyalty, love and devotion to ffis friends and fanffiy. We love ffim and shaU rffiss him always.

Duffiey is survived by ffis wffe, Alene; sister, Lynne; daughter, Kim; sons. Chuck and Duffiey; granddaughter, Courtney; and grandsons. Curt and Nick.

HOWARD E D G A R SMTTH '57

Howard E. "Howie" Smith of Mission Hffis, KS, passed away peacefuUy on 30 December 2007 after a long iUness.

Born in Clarks, NE, on 19 December 1934 to Howard E. and Mabel Bush Smith, "SmUf" grew up in Peoria, IL, attended Wabash CoUege m CrawfordsviUe, IN, for a year, was appomted to the Naval Academy from Nebraska, and graduated with the Thffd Company, Class of 1957.

Howard spent a year m STEPHEN PoTTER (DD-538) prior to the sffip's decomiffissioffing and then reported to Submarine School. WhUe in New London, CT, he met, and in 1959, married Heiffi Angevine, who had graduated from Cormecticut CoUege for Women. The couple spent four years m New London; three in SARDA (SS-488), where they welcomed their son, Jeffiey in 1960, and an adffitional year as a tactics instructor at the Submarme School. Howard resigned ffi 1963 and enroUed m the Harvard Business School, from wffich he graduated m 1965 with an M.B.A. and their new daughter, Suzanne "Suki" joined the famUy. Howard began ffis civffian career in marketing with Baxter Laboratories in Chicago, IL, where they spent the next 12 years.

Durmg tffis time, Howie discovered a latent talent for the stage ("enthusiasm," as he characterized it), wffich led him to participate in many productions as a song and dance man with the Winnetka Commuffity Theater. Next came five years in MUvvaukee,WI, during wffich Howie managed a ffim that produced prmted circuit boards and saw some of ffis products go to the moon with the ApoUo program.

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The family then spent two years in Ft. Lauderdale, FL, with Howard as the president of a printing press company. FoUowing this, they relocated briefly to Fulton (Syracuse), NY, beginning an association with the Sealright Corporation in the packaging equipment ffivision, moving again within a year to corporate headquarters in Kansas City, where he became senior vice president prior to ffis retirement in 1994. During his time with Baxter and Sealright, Howard spent a great deal of time in international marketing, travehng throughout Europe and across the Pacific Ram. In adffition to Heiffi, Jeff and Suki, Howie is survived by his daughter-in-law, Cyntffia; and grandson, Nathaffiel Smith.

A memorial service was held at the Chapel ofVffiage Presbyterian Church in Prairie Vffiage, KS, on 3 January 2008 with inurnment planned later with an infant son in the Angevine family's columbarium near Boston, MA. The Smith Family

Bob is survived by his wife of 48 years, Carol Uhhch Prendergast; daughter, Lynn LaChapeUe (Mark Robinson); son, Robert L. Prendergast Jr. (SaUy Nicholas Prendergast); granddaughters, Sophie and Ohvia Prendergast; and brothers, Don Prendergast, Charies Prendergast and Steve Prendergast.

The presence of so many Classmates at the memorial service in Rancho Bernardo, CA, attested to the affection and respect his Academy friends held for him. His interment at the USNA Columbarium was attended not offiy by many members of ffis Company and roommates, but associates from the Naval Academy and shipmates he gathered in ffis successfol naval and post-Navy professional hfetime. Always avaUable for duty. Bob wffi be remembered as a loving, caring man.

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Lieutenant Commander GeorgeW Futch, USN (Ret.), passed away at ffis home in Bowie, MD, on 30 October 2007 after a ROBERT LEWIS PRENDERGAST '59 courageous batde with cancer. He was 70 Lieutenant Commander Robert L. years old.

Prendergast, USN (Ret.), passed away on 27 AprU 2007 in Santa Monica, CA. A native of New York State, George He was 71 years old. attended St. Lawrence Umversity for a year before entering the Navy in 1956.

A native of Galveston, TX, "Bob" He served on DARTER (SS-576) as an attended the University ofTexas for one electroffics technician and graduated from the U.S. Naval year before receiving ffis appointment to Preparatory School in Bainbridge, MD, in 1958 and then entered the Naval Academy. He was a member of the Naval Academy, where he was a company commander and the 20th Company and graduated with graduated as a member of the Class of 1962, Sixth Company. the Class of 1959. He earned master's degrees in oceanography and education. During ffis 20 year career, he served on J O H N R .

Upon graduation, he attended Submarine School in Groton, PERRY, FLECHTELER, WASHOE COUNTY, BOWDITCH, U.S. Naval CT, and reported to CAVALLA (SS-244) in New London, CT. Sea Facffity Midway Island, BLUE RIDGE, Amphibious Operations tours included AMBERJACK ( S S - 5 2 2 ) in Charieston, SC, and Support Command and the Naval Education and Traiffing ODAX (SS-484) in Key West, FL. Support Center. Bob served in country in Vietnam and received During his career, George served as training officer on the numerous awards for meritorious service. staff of U.S. Submarine Fleet, Adantic in Norfolk,VA. In 1972, he graduated from the Defense Inteffigence School in Wasffington, After retiring from the Navy in June 1979, he went to work DC, and remained there as a senior Navy insttuctor unffi 1975, for Syscon in San Diego, CA. In 1986, he joined a start-up when he reported to CinCPacFlt Staff, Makalapa, HI. His last robotics company as the operations manager and later vice tour was at the Navy Field Operations Inteffigence Office, president of sales. Bob left Pacific Robotics and joined a where he retired in 1980. He was a quahfied submariner as packaging macffinery company in New Jersey, managing a fine weU as a designated inteffigence subspeciahst. of Itahan robotic paUetizers. In 1998, he joined Schneider Packaging Macffinery Company in Brewerton, NY, as their After retirement, George worked for SAIC as project robotics national sales manager. Returning to San Diego in 2000, manager for Trident Vulnerabffity (1980-1985) and seffior Bob opened ffis own factory automation consulting firm, marketing and division manager tours at Sperry-Umvac, Robert Prendergast & Associates.

RJO Enterprises, Inc. andTRESP, Inc. He was active in Chapter 44 of the Society of Manufacturing George is survived by his wife of 45 years, the former Ariene Engineers, serving as treasurer, membership retention chair, Dunn of Brewster, NY; three daughters, Margaret Wein (Eric), program committee chair, chair elect and the 2005 chair. He was MicheUe Cooke (George) and Lauren Popp (Stephen); six listed in the 2006 America's Registry of Outstanding Professionals andgrandchUdren, Jennifer, David, Thomas, Gregory, Erin and the 2005-2006 Global Dictionary of Who's Who; was a member of Christian; and brother, Dr. Chariton B. Futch. the San Diego USNA Alumni Chapter and was a Rotary Paul A Mass of Christian Burial was held on 2 November 2007 at Harris FeUow. St. Pius X Catholic Church in Bowie, MD, foUowed by burial in Maryland Veteran's Cemetery in CrownsviUe, MD. He enjoyed working with children as a substitute teacher, as weU as individual tutoring in algebra, calculus, physics The Futch Family and chemistry.

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KENNETH RICHARD JACOBSON '62

Kenneffi R. Jacobson entered eternal peace on 23 December 2007. He was 69 years old and had been a resident of NaperviUe, IL, since 1974.

"Dick" (also known as "Ken" or "Jake") was born on 5 August 1938 in Pueblo, CO, to Kenneth Theodore and Frances Buchanan Jacobson and grew up in Cheyenne, WY. A graduate of Cheyerme High School, class of 1956, Dick loved hfe and was a sports enffiusiast. He became a champion goffer at the age of 16 and was also an AU-State basketbaU player, wffich earned him a scholanffip to Iowa State Uffiversity. He was a member of the ATO Fraterffity at ffie Uffiversity ofWyoming prior to entering ffie Naval Academy. A fine goffer and an expert pistol shot, Dick participated on boffi varsity teams.

Upon graduation wiffi ffie Class of 1962, Fifth Company, he was comrffissioned a second heutenant in the Marines Corps.

He spent six monffis at Quantico,VA, and ffien went to the Second Marffie Division at Camp Lejeune, NC.Two years later, he went to Parris Island, SC, where he was a series commander m charge of three recrffit platoons and drffi msttuctors. Promoted to captam, he was ffie commanffing officer of the rifle range where aU recrffits quahfied.

After his honorable ffischarge, Dick worked for US Steel in Cahforffia, Pittsburgh and Cfficago. In 1976, he went to work at Norffiern Pettochemical in Morris, IL, and stayed there (with many company name changes) unffi he retired as a purchasmg manager after a successfffi 25-year career with Mffieffium/ L.YONDELLE Chemicals, Morris, IL. In reffiement, he became a tax pro for H&R Block. Dick attended ffie 45th Class of 1962 Reuffion tffis past faU and ffiorougffiy enjoyed seeing ffis classmates and their famffies... it was a ffighhght of ffie past year. He was a member of St. Margaret Mary Cathohc Church and the Men's Club and many other organizations.

Dick is survived by ffis beloved wffe, Jean Georges Jacobson, whom he married on 6 Jffiy 1963 in Cheyenne, "WY;ffisloving chUffien, Jim Jacobson and Perry Jacobson, both of Napervffie, IL, and Lisa (Spiro) Garbis of Plairffield, IL;ffisdear uncle, R.G. "Duke" Buchanan ofYakima,WA; as weU as many cousins and wonderfffi friends. He was predeceased by ffis parents;ffisgrandfather, James Armour Buchanan; and ffis brother, Dr. John Jacobson.

A Mass was said at St. Margaret Mary Cathohc Church on 28 December 2007.

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TIMOTHY PETER HULICK '64

Dr. Timothy P. Hulick of SchwenksviUe, PA, died on 28 December 2007 after a prolonged battle with cancer. He was 65 years old.

"Tim" was born on 2 AprU 1942 in Pffihpsburg, PA, the son of the late Dr. Peter Vaughn Huhck and Helen (Barno) Huhck. After ffigh school, he entered the Naval Academy in 1960 and was a four year member of the 15th Company.

FoUowing ffis graduation with the Class of 1964, Tim served on active duty as an Engineering Duty Officer unffi 1975 and in the Naval Reserve unffi 1993. He received a naval engineering degree and SM degree in nuclear engineering from MIT in 1969; attending under Navy orders. He retarned to graduate school in 1972 and received a Ph.D. in electrical engineering from Old Domiffion Uffiversity in 1977. Since that time, he was engaged in a career of design and managing the design of AM, FM,TV and SW broadcast equipment.Tim holds ten U.S. patents and has six other patent apphcations in the field ofTV broadcast transmitters.

In 1993, having acffieved the rank of captain, he retired from the U.S. naval service with 11 active and 18 Reserve years. He continued ffis work in the electrical engineering field through ffis own company. Watts Unhrffited, unffi shordy before ffis passing.

Tim was a hfetime amateur ham raffio enthusiast and received ffis first hcense in 1954, at the age of 12. He also enjoyed ttout and salmon fisffing trips with ffis friends and famUy and spenffing time outdoors. He was known for ffis great sense of humor, ffis generosity, ffis pattiotism and, above aU,ffislove for ffis famUy. He wUl be gready missed by aU who knew and loved him.

Tim is survived by ffis wife of 43 years, Jo Anne Cominsky Huhck; mother, Helen Barno Hiffick of LaCrosse,WI; three sons, Timothy Peter Huhck Jr. of Indianola, lA, James Edward Huhck of Shorewood, IL, and David Andrew Huhck of Marietta, GA; daughter. Dr. Patticia Ann Huhck of Lansdale, PA; four granddaughters, KaUey, Morgan, Kathryn and Samantha; and ffis brother. Dr. Peter Richard Huhck of Boston, MA. His father. Dr. Peter Vaughn Htffick, and sister, Patricia Helen Huhck, preceded ffim in death.

Funeral services were held on 5 January 2008 in Franconia, PA. Tim was buried in Arhngton National Cemetery with fuU mUitary honors on 3 March 2008.

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LAST' .ALL JEFFREY JOHN KRSTICH '70

Commander "Jeff" Krstich, USNR (Ret.), died unexpecteffiy on 20 January 2008 in Carlsbad, CA.The robust and fit former captain of the Navy footbaU team suddeffiy coUapsed and died whUe playing lacrosse with friends. He was 60 years old.

A 1970 graduate of the Naval Academy, Jeff was a naval aviator and served as a hehcopter pUot in Vietnam. After leaving the Navy, he continued a career in the Naval Reserve. He was called up for the Persian GulfWar, but remained stateside.

Jeff had a special capabUity of making people feel good about themselves — whether they were family, relatives, friends, work coUeagues or anyone with whom he made contact. But, more than just being a nice guy, he had the vision and inteffigence to have a great business career.

After the Navy, he began a career in health care with positions at American Hospital Supply, Baxter Health Care, Biogen, Pathology Partners, and most recently, with International Stem CeU Corp. (ISC) in Oceanside, CA. He was in management in each job, usuaUy rising to an executive position and had been CEO of ISC when he died. Their research is in developing stem ceU derivatives to aid in corneal transplants, hver transplants and recovery, and lesseffing the effects of ffiabetes.

A nataral atffiete, Jeff loved to coach youth footbaU and lacrosse wherever he hved, usuaUy bringing his teams significant success. His friends recaU watcffing Jeff bend down to join the hudffie with his young players before sending them out to the field to take their positions. When they weren't hned up properly, he would run onto the field laughing, pick up the squatting boy, and move him to the correct spot.Jeff's objectives with his young atffietes were to instffi them with these principles: "Do it right,""Do it now," and "Do unto others..." (the Golden Rule).

He had recently completed a training course to become an advocate for chUdren in the foster care system and had also received approval to volunteer as an assistant footbaU coach at ffis youngest son, Garrett's ffigh school.

Jeff is survived by ffis wife, Gwyn; father, Walter Krstich '47 and ffis wife, Margo; sisters, Nancy and Lauri; chUdren, Brian, Greg, Garrett, Jeffrey and Courtney; and five grandchUdren, AJ, Coralynn, Nathan, Berkeley and Kaden.

Interment took place at Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery in San Diego, CA. The Krstich Family

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Steven C. MacAUister died unexpectedly on 16 January 2008 from comphcations associated with colon cancer. He was 56 years old.

Upon graduation from the Naval ^^^^ Academy with the Class of 1973, "Steve" ^V ^ ^ H was comrffissioned a second heutenant in ^ ^ V the Uffited States Marine Corps. During Fhght School, Steve received a master of science degree from the University ofWest Florida for ffis participation in the redesign of the Naval Fhght School traiffing syUabus. After receivingffisWings at Pensacola, FL, Steve was assigned to Marine Attack Squadron 311 in ElToro, CA, flying the A4M aircraft and performing the duties of inteffigence officer Steve left the Marines in 1979 and in 1980, was ffired by Eastern Air Lines, where he flew the B727, DC-9 and B757 whUe based in Miami, FL. In 1988, Steve resigned from Eastern and was hired by USAirways. Steve retired from USAirways several years ago to spend more time with his beloved chUdren and pursue his many eclectic interests, including home remodeling, music, writing and riding ffis Hariey. Steve resided in Florida untU the beauty of ffis beloved mountains of Crested Butte caUed him home to Colorado in 2006.

For those of us who had the privUege of caffing Steve father, son, uncle or friend, our loss is immeasurable. He was quite simply the finest man I've ever known.

Steve was predeceased by his son, David (17), and is survived by his parents, Jack and MarUyn MacAffister of Crested Butte, CO; brother and sister, James and Sue MacAffister, also of Crested Butte, CO; and four daughters; Brande KristeU Halaza and Carly MacAUister of San Diego, CA, KeUy MacAffister of Clearwater, FL, and AUyssa MacAffister ofTampa, FL. Ed KasicaJr '73

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